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Police log Watch your back around him

Sheriff’s deputies responded to a stabbing that occurred at 3:55 p.m. June 3 at a residence in the…

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Bremerton Municipal Court closed next week

Bremerton Municipal Court, located at 900 Pacific Ave, will be closed Monday, June 15 through Friday, June 19,…

Opinion

Human rights often take a backseat in tough times

To say we are experiencing hard times — economic hard times — is to state the obvious. What…

Opinion

Letters

Mystery sender We thank you Since we don’t know who you are, we hope you notice and read…

Opinion

Herein lies the definition of a conservative

In the current political discourse, we seem to spend more time labeling the messenger than actually listening to…

Life

Housing market down, not out

Silverdale/Bremerton area voted best housing market in the nation. In a June 4 article on the US News…

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TREE-MENDOUS: “Trees of Illahee Preserve” with local community forester Jim Trainer who will share his knowledge and identification…

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‘Wings of Freedom’ tour to bring World War II planes to Bremerton

The Wings of Freedom Tour of World War II airplanes will fly into Bremerton National Airport June 15-17…

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Budget talks, kids may walk

Transportation was a big concern for the Bremerton School District (BSD) Citizens Finance Committee when members sat down…

The Port of Bremerton agreed to purchase this 2-acre waterfront property in Bremerton. At least in the short-term

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Port buys 2-acre plot along Bremerton waterfront

The Port of Bremerton Board of Commissioners last Friday approved the purchase of a 2.13-acre parcel along the…

Crews from Quigg Bros. Inc. of Aberdeen work on the Chico Way bridge. The project is currently ahead of schedule and expected to be completed in late August.

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Chico Way bridge ahead of schedule

The Chico Way bridge is still closed, but is “two months ahead of schedule,” according to Kitsap County…

Carlos Jara

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Carlos Jara looking to take Bremerton to the green side

Editors note: The following is the first of a five-part series looking at the candidates running for mayor…

Kitsap Pumas forward Stephen Phillips races past a Portland defender during the Pumas' 3-0 loss in the first round of the U.S. Open Cup Tuesday night at Memorial Stadium.

Sports

Timbers cut down Pumas in U.S. Open Cup

Portland secures 3-0 win to advance, hand Kitsap its first loss.

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Black bear tranquilized and transported out of West Bremerton

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife officers tranquilized, captured and transported a black bear found in a cedar…

Sports

Pumas on wave of momentum heading into U.S. Open Cup

In a must-win game for both the Kitsap Pumas and the Portland Timbers U23, Matt Friesen’s leg was…

Renaissance High School graduate Kayln Andersen hugs Jenny Henderson

Life

Renaissance High School Graduation

Class Size: 27 students Class Motto: Joy comes from using your potential – Will Schultz Scholarships: Monica Judge…

Opinion

DOL’s list of fees nothing short of silly

I find it refreshing to see our civil servants at the Washington State Department of Licensing (DOL) have…

Opinion

Picking up the county’s pieces

The county commissioners are once again ready to address land use issues that will impact every person in…

Jung Le rides in on his prize-winning

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WYA ‘Ride for Youth’ successful, despite rocky start

The Washington Youth Academy’s first-ever “Ride for Youth” had an ominous beginning when Jung Le, the first-place winner…

Mitchell Vandeman goes to school online with his laptop and earphones

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Online school gives student ‘Insight’

When you meet Mitchell Vandeman, you meet a shy but outspoken teenage boy with plans of attending Olympic…