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Teen charged with arson in connection with Arnold’s fire
Bremerton Police detectives arrested two teenagers, ages 16 and 13, last week in connection with the Arnold’s Home…
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Letters
Port of Bremerton SEED’s dead — thank goodness At last, the biggest boondoggle of the century has died…
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Dancing with daddy
Dads and daughters will soon have a chance to get dressed up and cut a rug together.
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USS Connecticut departs for six-month deployment
The USS Connecticut (SSN 22) left Naval Base Kitsap-Bremerton for a scheduled six-month Western Pacific deployment Sept. 10.
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CALENDAR
MUSICAL DELIGHT: Lithuanian-born pianist Rudolf Budginas, who takes classical pieces and makes them entertaining for classical and non-classical…
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OC Foundation means more than scholarships to students in need
The Olympic College Foundation does much more for the state-funded community college than most people know.
Business
BUSINESS BRIEFS
Storybook Tea launches donation campaign Storybook Tea & Boutique in Manette recently launched a Halloween fundraising donation campaign…
Business
The life of the party
For a person with no children, Nicole Broady’s home is filled with lots of costumes and toys.
Sports
Sports notices
Military rugby The All-Navy rugby team is looking for applications for the Armed Forces Sports Council team. The…
Sports
Sun shines on Semancik tourney
With the fairways and greens sparkling, a full field of golfers turned out for the seventh annual Semancik…
Sports
Shallow numbers not sinking BHS girls swim
Casey Burt joined the Olympic Aquatic Club following her sophomore season with the Bremerton girls swim team.
Sports
Bremerton volleyball embraces fresh start
Beth Donnelly considers the 2009 season a clean slate for the Bremerton volleyball program.
News
KAPO wins marine shoreline buffers case
Four years ago, Kitsap County determined there was insufficient science to support increased buffers on marine shorelines.
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Port: SEED is dead, but clean-tech lives
Port of Bremerton Chief Executive Officer Cary Bozeman recommended last month work cease on an incubator building for…
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POLICE LOG
Don’t want no stinkin’ magazines Sheriff’s deputies responded to a call regarding a suspicious person trying to sell…
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Bremerton to receive state revitalization funds
Gov. Chris Gregoire announced the state will provide six Puget Sound cities, including Bremerton, with up to $500,000…
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Washington State University eyeing Olympic College
Washington State Univer-sity is considering bringing a four-year engineering degree to Olympic College, but budget strains prevented a…
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H1N1 virus still valid concern for Kitsap
The facts about swine flu, H1N1 influenza A, have been around since the virus first hit Washington last…
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Budget, workload lead debate for Bremerton Municipal Court judge
After a short recess, Bremerton Area Chamber of Commerce’s Eggs and Issues forum was back in session Tuesday.
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