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Decision 2009 Maupin best choice for mayor I have known Will Maupin both personally and professionally since the…

Gorst Hatchery technician Doug Nolan and citizen volunteer Colin Bell count a sample of juvenile chinook at the Gorst Hatchery before releasing them into Sinclair Inlet. The Suquamish Tribe released nearly 2 million juvenile chinook that are expected to return to the Gorst watershed in several years as adults

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Suquamish Tribe looking to expand chinook season in Sinclair Inlet

In a few years, fishermen might be able to hit the water for chinook in Sinclair Inlet a…

Three Washington Youth Academy graduating cadets are sworn into the Washington National Guard by Maj. Gen. Lowenberg and 1st Sgt. McQuillan as Gov. Chris Gregoire looks on.

Life

WA Youth Academy graduates take step toward productivity

The 83 first-ever cadets of the Washington Youth Academy have proven to themselves they can succeed in any…

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Independence Day

Bright, booming fireworks aren’t the only Fourth of July show in town.

Kathy Gallaher watches as Lew Roberts

Life

All for a cure

Kathy Gallaher sat patiently as Lew Roberts drew a small amount of blood from her arm.

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RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS

Results of inspections of restaurants and other food service establishments in the Bremerton/Silverdale area by the Kitsap County…

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FYI

BIRTHS AT NAVAL HOSPITAL BREMERTON

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CALENDAR

RED, WHITE AND BLUE: Old Fashioned Fourth of July featuring vendors, games and entertainment; Sat., July 4, 9…

Sports

Shoot-Out aims high for charity

Organizers are chalking up last-minute X’s and O’s and lacing their high-tops for the Silverdale Beach Hotel’s annual…

2009 Bremerton High School graduate Kelsey Johnson played basketball and soccer while maintaining a 3.53 grade point average. She is the 2008-09 Bremerton Patriot Student-Athlete of the Year.

Sports

Student-athlete of the year

Sports

Pumas eye division crown

As Kitsap Pumas forward Stephen Phillips was interviewed, teammates Matt Friesen and Mark Conrad snuck behind him, dousing…

Last weekend’s Thunderbird Pro Benefit Rodeo raised funds for Corey’s Day on the Farm as well as the Northwest Burn Foundation.

Sports

Bucking success

With dust drifting across the arena floor, snot-blowing bulls shook cowboys like tambourines.

Sports

Strumming a sweet student-athlete tune

When Kesley Johnson is smothered in spiral notebooks and stacks of sports schedules, she “Gets Back.”

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POLICE LOG

Bremerton police vehicle collides with Buick A Bremerton Police vehicle collided with another vehicle at Sixth Street and…

(From left) Bailey Mendar

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Safety first

It’s the only time of year when average citizens turn into fireworks technicians.

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Grilling linked to cancer; tips for a healthy barbecue

An outdoor grill can be as dangerous as a cigarette.

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Port hires former Kitsap Sun editor

The Port of Bremerton has contracted with former Kitsap Sun editor Scott Ware to serve as its communications…

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County budget committee submits interim report

A citizen’s committee formed to study how Kitsap County spends money and determine where to save has reached…

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Grand Theft Auto: Central Kitsap

Many people don’t think twice about leaving their vehicle unlocked, sometimes with the engine running, while they dash…

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WASL migrates to Web despite slow economy

State School Superintendent Randy Dorn’s plan to move state testing online has come to fruition.