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Transportation problems for local veterans

Last spring, Jeff Honeycutt had a problem with his volunteer-based van transportation system. As director of Volunteer Services…

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Callow property targeted for cleanup

The old Chieftain Motel isn’t the only property sitting at the top of the City of Bremerton’s cleanup…

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Life in Restil

Bill Nickerson cringes at the memory when he moved from his native Seattle to Washington Veterans Home at…

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Council member to remain on through Oct.

Bremerton City Councilwoman Carol Arends continues to recover at Stafford Healthcare at Belmont from a fall in late…

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Cleaning house | Opinion

There are a couple of ways you can approach cleaning. One way, simply address the obvious and visible…

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City to work with new public defense firm

City of Bremerton officials this week hope to finalize a new contract for public legal defense services for…

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City budget perspective | Opinion

Former Bremerton City Council president gives his perspective on last year's "poorly" prepared city budget in effort to…

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City budget perspective | Opinion

Former Bremerton City Council president gives his perspective on last year's "poorly" prepared city budget in effort to…

American Legion Post 109 Serjeant-at-Arms posts an empty seat in honor of the thousands of servicemembers that remain missing in foreign lands while in service to the nation.

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New Legion post growing in Silverdale

Five months into it, the newly minted Silverdale American Legion Post 109, says they’re planning future toy drives,…

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Gold Mountain deal bumped two weeks over details

Bremerton City Council President Jim McDonald says he stopped a contract vote with Columbia Hospitality to take over…

Haze from wild fires filters the sun as it rises from due east over Central Kitsap and Dyes Inlet Tuesday morning. Wildfires burning in the Cascades west of Wenatchee filled the atmosphere with haze and low-level easterly winds pushed the smoke over the Cascades through Snoqualmie Pass. The National Weather Service expected smoke to reach down into the Western Washington foothills by Tuesday afternoon.

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Autumnal equinox

Haze from wild fires filters the sun as it rises from due east over Central Kitsap and Dyes…

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Alternative help students rise to challenges

The Bremerton School District opened the doors of the new Phoenix Academy and officials hope the school will…

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Grant helps students dream of space

A recent award of a $129,000 STEM grant to Olympic College will assist a program that helps students…

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A plea for United Way | Opinoin

Since the recession began United Way of Kitsap County has slipped behind that 2007 high dollar mark due…

Jack Winegar plays “Taps” while standing in front of two steel beams recovered from the World Trade Center wreckage following the 9/11 attacks in New York. The beams are destined to become the centerpiece of the Kitsap 9/11 Memorial .

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9/11 remembered « Kitsap 9/11 Memorial Committee hosts survivor of North Tower, promises work will begin

Earl Johnson said there was little panic in the stairwell in the North Tower of the World Trade…

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Tools or tech toys?

I work for a company that develops services and maintains its own software platform...

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Consent publicly | Editorial

The decision by the Kitsap County Board of County Commissioners to approve a backdated contract with workers at…

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City approves Park Avenue Plaza project sale Apartments to be built atop theater parking garage

Despite some last-minute concerns about possible parking issues, the Bremerton City Council unanimously approved a development agreement with…

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Shoreline development plans draw concern from waterfront homeowners

As the City of Bremerton moves closer and closer to finalizing it’s updated Shoreline Master Program, regulating the…

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The microscopic zoo within us | Dr. E. Kirsten Peters

Taken together, the microbes living in you weigh a few pounds. Just for example, a 200-pound man could…