Opinion

Everything Bremerton: A sad time for racing

The world of motorsports died a little this week with the loss of two-time Indy 500 winner Dan…

Letters to the Editor

Letters – Oct. 21, 2011

End the reign — It’s time to put an end to the Bill Mahan dynasty on the Bremerton…

Debbie Crowl sprinkles coconut on the side of a pink champagne cake at McGavin's Bakery Tuesday.

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For the love of baking — Charleston bakery owner is on 30 years of baking pink champagne cakes

A woman walked into the bakery on Callow Avenue and burst into tears. She had moved away from…

Habitat for Humanity of Kitsap's Bay Vista development awaits further work on the foundations of six homes Oct. 11. Ground was broken at the site Oct. 8.

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Habitat breaks ground — Kitsap branch of national charity begins construction of six homes

Six families will have new homes in west Bremerton by this spring.

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Bremerton seeks to stall One Percent for Arts program

Following the recent hullabaloo at city hall over the purchase of public art from a Colorado artist, Bremerton…

Mike Hake stands in the lounge of American Legion post 149 on the afternoon of Monday

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Vet clubs struggle to draw younger members

In the six years that Mike Hake has been a part of Bremerton’s American Legion Post 149, he’s…

Repower Bremerton is a free program that offers to find cold air entering units and overall energy efficiency for city homeowners.

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Repowering Bremerton one unit at a time

More than 50 percent of Bremerton homes were built before 1960 — before energy efficiency housing codes were…

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Woman reports “possible murder,” is arrested for assault and drug possession

A 40-year-old Port Orchard woman was arrested Oct. 9 for third-degree assault and the possession of methamphetamine after…

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Homeless Bremerton woman assaults man for occupying “prime” panhandling spot

A 35-year-old Bremerton woman was arrested for assaulting a man at the off-ramp of State Highway 3 onto…

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City of Bremerton seeks to prosecute violators who use lasers

The City of Bremerton will Wednesday consider adopting state law on illegal laser use into its municipal code…

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Needles found near Norm Dicks Center

Hypodermic needles were found in the area of Fifth Street behind the Norm Dicks Government Building where there…

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Bremerton woman calls suicide line apologizing

A 30-year-old Bremerton woman called a suicide crisis line to let people know to “find her body” after…

Opinion

Everything Bremerton: Feeding Bremerton

Here are two pieces about food in Bremerton that everyone can appreciate.

Opinion

In our opinion: Don’t wag the dog

Facing a 2012 budget shortfall of more than $2 million, the Bremerton City Councilmembers are likely to cut…

Letters to the Editor

Letters – Oct. 14, 2011

Break the monopoly

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Olympic College Foundation Luncheon sets fundraising record

Attendance was full and spirits were high at this year’s Olympic College Foundation Luncheon.

Bainbridge High School forward Celia Story collides with an unidentified Central Kitsap High School player during the Saturday Oct. 1

Sports

Concussions are the norm — Girls soccer second only to football in high school sports concussions

At six and one, the Bremerton varsity girls soccer team is doing well this year, despite having had…

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Kitsap 9/11 Memorial Committee moves forward

A month after the 10-year anniversary event of the 9/11 terrorist attacks at Evergreen Rotary Park in Bremerton,…

Randall Burgess uses one of the computers available to veterans at the new Olympic College Veterans and Military Support Center Oct. 3

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Vet enrollment booms at Olympic College

Veteran enrollment is up for the second straight year at Olympic College, and more vets than ever are…

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Fines on the way for fire code violations in Bremerton

The Bremerton City Council approved an ordinance to update the Bremerton Municipal Code Wednesday that defines monetary fines…