Opinion

Everything Bremerton: Viva Charleston

Within the City of Bremerton, there are many individual business districts and neighborhoods that are truly the working…

Opinion

Conspiracy and fear

There are all sorts of issues with the opposition argument against the Kitsap County Veterans and Human Services…

News

Bremerton Farmers Market goers get more parking — Scores of tickets written before trailer parking opened to market patrons

Following a summer of ticketing Bremerton Farmers Market patrons on Thursday afternoons, the city has opened five trailer…

Letters to the Editor

Letters – Oct. 7, 2011

No on Prop 1

News

Bremerton man scammed more than $10,000

An 85-year-old Bremerton man reported Oct. 1 that he was scammed more than $10,000.

News

Bremerton man steals from hospital while being admitted

A 30-year-old Bremerton man stole medical equipment from a hospital room where he had been receiving treatment at…

News

Theft from Bremerton Fire Department personnel vehicles

Two Bremerton Fire Department employees reported Sept. 27 that someone climbed over the department’s fence and went into…

News

Bremerton man breaks leg after colliding with barge

A 50-year-old Bremerton man broke his leg after his sailboat collided with a floating barge working on the…

News

Methadone, marijuana planning move ahead — Bremerton city planners grapple with both

Bremerton city planners hope to submit their first recommendations on where methadone clinics should be allowed to the…

Annalise Rubida 'boulders' the climbing wall at Vertical World Bremerton last Thursday. The 15-year-old is part of Vertical World's youth climbing team.

Sports

Ain’t no mountain high enough — Kitsap youths climb for the challenge

When Annalise Rubida and her friend visited the Bremerton area from Port Townsend because they had some free…

News

Grants, over-enrollment mark school year — Workforce education funds come to Olympic College amid broader crunch

Olympic College is entering the 2011 school year with two new aerospace workforce grants and nearly 27 percent…

News

Pit bull stolen from Bremerton man’s yard

A Bremerton man reported Sept. 24 that his Brindle pit bull was stolen from his yard.

News

Treasurer resigns from Kitsap 9/11 Memorial Committee, says spending a problem

Cheryl Stauff is not opposed to having a 9/11 memorial at Evergreen Park in Bremerton, but she does…

Students leave Bremerton High School for the day Tuesday.

News

Bridging the achievement gap in Bremerton

The surveys that secondary students and their parents took last spring in the Bremerton School District were not…

News

Bremerton woman shoplifts, says because store was out of another item

A 48-year-old Bremerton woman was caught stealing from a Bremerton grocery store Sept. 23. The woman said she…

Opinion

Everything Bremerton: Smells like Bremerton

Just in case you missed the large banners hanging on the fenced Wheaton Way side of the old…

Letters to the Editor

Letters – Sept. 30, 2011

Consider Schulze

Opinion

In our opinion: Clean it up

The growing situation with the Kitsap 9/11 Memorial Committee and its perceived abilities to operate the type of…

One of the 28 buses recently acquired for the PSNS worker/driver program leaves the shipyard’s Bremerton gate Tuesday.

News

Riding in style — Puget Sound Naval Shipyard commuters get new buses

Puget Sound Naval Shipyard commuters taking part in a federally-subsidized mass transit program got their first look at…

Road closure and “businesses open” signs are pictured on Harkins Street in Manette. Since the Manette Bridge closure in July

News

Some Manette businesses down 40 percent since Manette Bridge closure

Their numbers are down, yet Manette business owners aren’t blaming the economy — it’s the bridge.