News

Manette Bridge closures scheduled for rest of month

The Manette Bridge closes from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m. weeknights and has one-way, alternating traffic daily from…

News

Community Calender April 15, 2011

Navy diving suits exhibit at Naval Undersea Museum: The Naval Undersea Museum at Keyport will open its new…

Opinion

Guest Column: Libraries have changed with the times

As the nation celebrates National Library Week, I’d like to invite every Kitsap resident to get reacquainted with…

Opinion

Everything Bremerton: A unique opportunity for the citizens of Manette

I will admit it, I am a certified local civic junkie. I do, in fact, spend a portion…

Letters to the Editor

Letters – April 15

Bikes vs. lung disease

Opinion

In our opinion: It begins?

Considering how popular it is, balancing a budget with cuts is like the Justin Bieber of political opinion.

Olympic High School sophomore second baseman Francesca Taporco faces Sequim High School at home Tuesday. The Trojans started the regular season with 4-4

Sports

Slugfests fail to help Olympic fastpitch

Dusty Anchors has never coached a group of sluggers before. But with a change in weather, and a…

Nathan Adrian

Sports

A day in the life of an average Bremerton Olympic gold medalist

Nathan Adrian might be too busy to rest on his laurels. For Adrian, a senior at the University…

Bremerton High School junior Breanna Casias prepares for the Olympic League season with a smile and determination.

Sports

Bremerton’s Casias serves for love

Breanna Casias tossed the tennis ball in the air, wound up and smacked it as hard as she…

Sports

Bremerton, CK sports roundup | April 15

briefs

News

Due to cuts, KMH discharges 261 mentally ill patients

Since Dec. 1 Kitsap Mental Health has discharged more than 260 seriously mentally ill people the agency could…

Lloyd Pugh watches Olympic College distance track practice last week.

Sports

Catching up with former Bremerton Hall of Fame coach Lloyd Pugh

The former longtime Bremerton High School track coach is currently working for Olympic College’s program in 2011. Pugh,…

Sports

Bremerton, CK sports roundup | April 8

briefs

News

Eleven injured aboard USS John C. Stennis near San Diego

Eleven sailors aboard the USS John C. Stennis were injured March 30 when a fire caused by the…

Mike Baxter of Parametrix works on a monitoring well Monday as part of the contamination clean-up and testing that has happened at Evergreen Park since 2006.

News

Evergreen Park’s clean-up, expansion nearing completion

As it stands today, a 1.4-acre plot of land adjacent to Evergreen Park is fenced off, filled with…

News

Clash between Pro-life protesters and anti-honking neighbor

A confrontation at an anti-abortion demonstration in East Bremerton grew heated March 30, but not because of a…

Letters to the Editor

Letters: Those who leave property trashed should be cited for littering

I’ve been troubled by an issue since I had to evict renters for non-payment of rent. This is…

Opinion

Everything Bremerton: A taxing decision

A proposed add on car tab fee, for Bremerton residents, is back on the table and up for…

Opinion

Leaving home: on 16 months in my adopted hometown of Bremerton

I’ve been getting a little weepy lately. And no, it’s not an allergic reaction to my stale, smoky-smelling…

Starting from left

Sports

Back in the running – Olympic College returns with distance track this spring.

Andrew Crock wouldn’t be a student at Olympic College if not for its track program. The freshman admitted…