Bremerton’s Rachael Pratt (14) fights for position against Olympic’s Nina Mass Oct. 21.

Sports

Lady Knights soccer playoff bound

From spoiler to Cinderella?

Former East High basketball coach Les Eathorne

Sports

Bremerton’s Eathorne, Dicks honored by Semancik Foundation for public service

As the lights flicker on in the gym, a mahogany ball hits the hardwood, thumping like a heart…

Value Village Manager Kathleen Palmer puts away a pair of jeans in the women’s section. The store

News

Kitsap discount, consignment shops enjoy sales bump

Gas prices may be dropping, but the current economic slump is still in full swing.

News

Kitsap Free Daily suspends publication

Sound Publishing Inc. will suspend publication of the Kitsap Free Daily effective Nov. 1 after almost four years…

News

The need is there — and even greater — for food banks this season

There's a story Bremerton Foodline Executive Director Monica Bernhard shares about a woman in her 60s who came…

Array

Life

2009 CVG Show deadline approaches

Last February, more than 1,200 spectators were logged at The CVG Show, one of Bremerton’s most ambitious, and…

Life

BooksIn Brief

BooksIn Brief

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Life

Perhaps the scariest book of the year

Local money manager Paul Merriman will read from his updated investor-friendly guide to the stock market at 7:30…

Katrina Baxter Hood plays the paranormal medium Madame Arcati in the 1940’s haunt “Blithe Spirit.”

Life

Ghosts come out in Bremerton

Brit-supreme Noel Coward’s haunting 1940’s piece “Blithe Spirit” debuts on All Hallows Eve at BCT; What’s Up goes

Guitarist David Grier returns to Bainbridge with his lightning-fast flatpicking guitar at 8 p.m. Nov. 7 at Mud Puddle Coffee

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Guitarist David Grier returns to Bainbridge with his lightning-fast flatpicking guitar at 8 p.m. Nov. 7 at Mud Puddle Coffee, 321 High School Road on Bainbridge. All Ages, $10. Info: (206) 780-8844

Calling all zombies at the Orchard

News

A collection of random Kitsapness, in brief.

A collection of random Kitsapness, in brief.

Children learned a variety of safety tips at Safety Saturday

News

Nearly 200 children attend Safety Saturday in Silverdale

Nearly 200 children walked the halls of Ridgetop Junior High School Saturday with arms heavily bandaged. No, they…

Life

Diggin’ it literary style

When the weather turns nippy it’s always a nice respite to linger indoors with a few good books…

Life

Nature’s kitchen

Nature’s kitchen

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POLICE LOG You can run, but can’t hide

A sheriff’s deputy was patrolling the area of National Avenue South and McCall Boulevard in Navy Yard City…

Letters to the Editor

Rossi’s economic policy is scary

Rossi isn’t as stupid as Bush, he is, however, a Bush-style economic conservative who would rather see bridges…

Quintessential Mos — (from left) Scooter Haslip

Life

What’s Up starts up a series of Local Wrock Reviews

What’s Up starts up a series of Local Wrock Reviews

Sailors from the USS Kitty Hawk volunteered to work on three homes in Bremerton for Habitat for Humanity of Kitsap County.

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Kitty Hawk sailors help make ‚‘nests’ for local residents

Eighteen USS Kitty Hawk (CV 63) sailors helped Habitat for Humanity of Kitsap County work on three homes…

Life

A common man’s trip to the Symphony

Joker’s Peace takes What’s Up stag to the Bremerton Symphony, sitting next to some other lonesome dude in…

Life

‘One of most beloved writers of his generation’ coming to Kitsap

And ... we didn’t get the interview, but Sherman Alexie brings his National Book Award-winning novel to Suquamish…