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BHS classes of 1938-1941 to hold luncheon | Bremerton High School alumni luncheon | Host families needed

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Friends don’t let friends scan alone | Navy Wise | Sarah Smiley

Hi, my name is Sarah Smiley, and I’m addicted to the police scanner. Just one step away from…

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The feds shouldn’t make things worse | Guest Column

Guest column by Don C. Brunell, President Association of Washington Business

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Cop hurt in hit-and-run

A Bremerton police officer was treated and released for injuries after an allegedly drunk driver totaled his patrol…

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City amends budget, builds up its reserves as future remains ‘uncertain’

The Bremerton City Council unanimously approved a mid-year budget adjustment that reflects a better-than-expected tax stream.

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Bill seeks to improve school funding

A provision attached to the current Senate Defense Authorization Bill may assist in alleviating future funding issues for…

Michael Camp enjoys a beer at Sound Brewery in Poulsbo

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Local author asks, ‘What would Jesus brew?’

Mixing the Bible and beer might seem a strange brew, but for local author Michael Camp the two…

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Everything Bremerton | Thanks to Bremerton Dads

Father’s Day is the opportunity to acknowledge and thank those special dads who are fully engaged and involved…

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400 years of development | Editorial

Hopefully lessons from 405 years of development in America creates a foundation under the planning department decisions and…

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Park to be named after local civil rights pioneer

The Bremerton City Council will vote at its June 20 meeting on a proposal to name an Anderson…

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Gorst Creek Landfill cleanup comes with hefty price tag

A new report put out by the Environmental Protection Agency says that protecting Gorst Creek from the Bremerton…

Elementary band and orchestra funding cuts will be considered next year.

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‘Least negative impact’ is standard for CKSD budget cuts | Music cuts delayed for at least one year

After what has proven to be a long and sometimes uncertain struggle with finances, the Central Kitsap School…

A hobby-sized tractor takes up a portion of the lane on Tracyton Blvd. NW Tuesday afternoon during drive time. The Board of County Commissioners will hear recommendations on the urban or rural lifestyles and development in the area.

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UGA boundaries to be recommended Monday | Septic systems are expected to be nixed from UGAs in state mandated redo

The Board of County Commissioners is expected Monday to hear recommendations on ways to shrink Urban Growth Boundaries…

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Library kicks off summer programs

The Kitsap Regional Library kicked off its list of summer events June 9 and offers a summer reading…

The Bremerton Kitsap Athletic Teams' aquatics team

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Special Olympics athletes place at Washington Summer Games

The Bremerton Kitsap Athletic Teams' aquatics team, the Seahorses, are training through June 2012. Last weekend the team…

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Brief | Fourth annual Kitsap Wine Festival

The Kitsap Wine Festival at Harborside Fountain Park in Bremerton returns Aug. 18 from 2 to 5:30 p.m.

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Brief | New KCU supervisory committee members

Pete Schlicher and Gerda Oostman are two new appointees of Kitsap Credit Union's supervisory committee.

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Brief | Holly School is the latest historic site listed

On May 17 the members of the Holly Community Club was presented with a plaque designating its building…

While serving the search warrant

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Local business man busted for metal theft

More than $400,000 in scrap allegedly passed through theft ring

Students in the leadership classes at  Mountain View Middle School worked recently on quilts to be donated to local citizens in need. The students say they find a sense of community in helping others while finding a sense of pride in themselves.

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Bremerton students offer a helping hand

Students in the leadership classes at Mountain View Middle School worked recently on quilts to be donated to…