Sports

Adrian, Kirk guide young BHS swimmers

When coach Justin Adrian walked into the Jarstad Aquatic Center before practice Wednesday, his team was huddled around…

News

Health district approves 2009 program cuts

In what Kitsap County Health District Director Dr. Scott Lindquist called “the dismantling of the public health system,”…

News

Bremerton Patriot transitioning to a Friday publication

Sound Publishing Inc. today announced changing the publishing frequency, day of publication and format of a number of…

News

Sound Publishing suspends operations at Bainbridge Island printing facility

Sound Publishing Inc. today announced the suspension of operations at the company’s Bainbridge Island printing facility. The company…

Life

Local booksellers have gifts aplenty for bookworms

The holidays are about sharing, and nothing's better than sharing your favorite books with someone you love.

Someone painted gray over my “breathtaking views” of the Olympics.

Life

KITSAP EXCURSIONS: In search of something breathtaking

In addition to procuring and protecting land throughout the Kitsap Peninsula, The Great Peninsula Conservancy knows how to…

Ovation! Musical Theatre Bainbridge presents “Oliver!” this holiday season

Life

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Church on Bainbridge, 7 p.m. Dec. 12 at the Silverdale Lutheran Church, 7 p.m. Dec. 13 at the…

Michael Kilgore’s various sculpture and 3D work will hang in the Boardroom Gallery of Collective Visions in downtown Bremerton throughout December.

Life

CALENDAR

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND STUDIO TOUR: The winter edition marks its 25th anniversary this year with another self-guided tour of…

Scott Snively directs and stars as Scrooge in Kingston Repertory Theater’s production of “A Christmas Carol.”

Life

Scrooge

Centered around what is for most, the most joyous day of the year, Scrooge is bitter and bill…

With emotions traveling from despair to solace all in one show

Life

Capturing memories of comfort, tranquility and solace

Richard Badger is a modest photographer.

Business

NOTES ON SHOPPING LOCAL FOR THE HOLIDAYS

The RockIt Roost combines the tattoo/pin-up/rockabilly culture with fashion in a unique way in a new retail shop in Silverdale.

Business

Opening up shop in an economic recession

The economy has a funny effect on people. It’s something of a strangle hold.

The forces of Suquamish Championship Wrestling will be bringing the November Pain Nov. 29 in Suquamish.

Life

‘The occasional elbow drop off the jungle gym’

What’s Up looks into the alternative lifestyle of backyard wrestling and a local semi-pro promoter who’d like to…

Opinion

‘Is Vision 2040 beneficial to Kitsap’

This is the second part of the Kitsap Alliance of Property Owners’ (KAPO’s) review and discussion of the…

Olympic High School senior Albert Ardiente

News

OHS students put the ‘giving’ in Thanksgiving

“The need has never been greater.”

It sucks to be young and in love in a rainy place called the Pacific Northwest

Life

‘Twilight’ gives fans a fangless vamp romance

To put it in teenspeak — of which there is much in “Twilight,” the cinematic version of Stephenie…

Life

Growing season’s not over yet

This is the time of year when we still hanker for a tiny bit of winter gardening outside.…

The Sugarplum Fairy

Life

Peninsula Dance Theatre celebrates three decades of ‘Nutcracker’

Nearly 100 dancers will take to the stage and bring Tchaikovsky’s “Nutcracker” to life next weekend.

Letters to the Editor

Appreciation of unsung heroes

I was recently honored by being named a “Community Treasure” by the five-state Pride Foundation and also selected…

Letters to the Editor

‘Free Choice Act’ is really the ‘No Choice Act’

James Pappas’ letter (“Show your support,” Nov. 22) is an exemplar of 1984 style “double-speak.” Big Labor’s touted…