Opinion

Troopers nab 161 ‘impaired’ drivers Christmas weekend

Washington State Patrol troopers across the state arrested 161 drivers suspected of being impaired by drugs or alcohol…

Opinion

Everything Bremerton: It’s a new year, join in

As years go, 2011 was rough. It was rough on us individually, on our families and on our…

Zachary Clark

News

Mountain View adapts to new schedule — Discussions on changes to the restructuring plan schedule for 2012-2013 will continue

Because students at Bremerton School District’s only middle school — which is a Title I school meaning it…

Letters to the Editor

Building the future I Letter

There is no better way to improve the county, stimulate the economy, put millions of dollars to work…

Opinion

Everything Bremerton: Community values document

A new type of revitalization has been building in Bremerton. It is a growing revitalization of citizen knowledge…

News

New plan | Letter

Missing from the announcement of KPS Health Plans' abandonment of the individual health insurance plan market, is that…

News

Follow city’s lead | Letter

The City of Bremerton and the Bremerton Parks and Recreation Board deserve a very big thank you and…

A Bremerton police cruiser rolls down Warren Avenue Tuesday afternoon. Bremerton police use twice the fuel per car as Seattle police.

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Bremerton Police have lead foot

Bremerton budget burns gas at twice the rate of Seattle cops and 25 percent more than state patrol

News

Holiday schedule for county garbage

Don't expect to be woken on Christmas morning by the shrill drone of large hydraulics crushing your Christmas…

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Olympic College beat boxer takes Bremerton’s holiday show

Ben Stephens won the grand prize of the Admiral Theatre's Sounds of the Season with an old-school beat…

Bonnie Linden signs one of the first copies of “B is for Bremerton” at Cornerstone Coffee.

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Bremerton author highlights city landmarks

Author Bonnie Linden spotlights Bremerton’s most beloved landmarks to create a souvenir alphabet book for all ages released…

A bird's eye view of the a redesigned Kitsap 9/11 Memorial planned for Bremerton's Evergreen Rotary Park. Plans are on review at the Norm Dicks Government Center through the New Year.

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Holiday comment period for Kitsap 9/11 Memorial redesign

Redesigned memorial display at Norm Dick’s Government Center until New Year for public comment.

The Admiral Theater’s marquee shows last weekend’s lineup and the reason many say the city-owned theater deserves more of the city’s lodging tax revenue for operations.

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City increases Admiral’s share of lodging tax

The Bremerton City Council Wednesday voted to increase the Admiral Theatre’s share of special tax revenues from $90,000…

Greg Skinner/staff photo Members of “Cut the Fat” protest proposed city layoffs during Bremerton City Council deliberations on the 2012 budget. The council voted Dec. 7 to charge a $20 tax on cars to fund some streets’ employees.

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Bremerton car tax passes after balked budget vote

Money to join other tax increases to bail out the city’s Street Fund

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Making sense of food

Food Sense Program promotes health eating in Bremerton schools

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Latkes and Lo Mein

Bremerton synagogue continues the tradition of Chinese food on Christmas Eve

News

State budget cuts hurt local HIV/AIDS Foundation

The Kitsap County HIV/AIDS Foundation will lose funding for its food delivery and youth outreach programs in 2012.

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Unemployed sailors on the job hunt

WorkSource aids Naval Base Kitsap sailors laid off in nationwide downsizing

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An open letter | Everything Bremerton

My column this week is an open letter to Teamsters Local 586. I've written it for a couple…

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Canine deputy bites suspect scrap thief

"Sheriff's Office K-9, stop or you will be bit," wasn't enough of a command for William Snell to…