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Bookstores staying open late for ‘Brisingr’

Bookstores across the county will be keeping their doors open past midnight Sept. 19, celebrating the release of…

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‘A Night in Cuba,’ minus the airfare

Now-annual date night at the performing arts venue features salsa lessons and nine-piece Latin jazz Bremerton band, Trombanga.

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Taking a look at ‘Living With Doom’

How the Artist Trust can take a bit of the ‘doom’ out of living

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“Burn After Reading” is a fiery flop

It’s a pseudo-Darwinian world in “Burn After Reading.” One in which only the most tenacious — not the…

Opinion

King County’s oppression could show up here

Memo to local jurisdictions that have adopted — or plan on adopting — a critical areas ordinance (CAO)…

Opinion

Seaquist, Jensen highlight differences | Adele Ferguson

Democrat Rep. Larry Seaquist of Gig Harbor decided to demonstrate at the Bremerton Chamber of Commerce’s “eggs and…

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John Reitz, 52

Naval officer Lt. Cmdr. John Otto Reitz died Sept. 13, 2008 in Seattle after receiving a liver transplant.…

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BIRTHS AT HARRISON MEDICAL CENTER

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Taking steps to eradicate HIV/AIDS

The Kitsap County HIV/AIDS Foundation is hosting AIDS Walk Kitsap 2008, a grassroots effort aimed at raising funds…

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Responsible Dog Ownership Day Sept. 27

Peninsula Dog Fanciers Club (PDFC) is celebrating the American Kennel Club Responsible Dog Ownership Day from 10 a.m.…

The Bremerton Ice Arena offers a wide variety of hockey programs

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A cool place to chill

As summer’s clock ticks toward midnight, recreational enthusiasts are moving from the great outdoors to the confines of…

Volunteers assigned to Naval Base Kitsap measure wooden siding for a house during a Habitat for Humanity volunteer project Sept. 13. The Habitat for Humanity volunteer program is a non-profit organization that helps build housing in partnership with low-income families.

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Sailors build community for Habitat for Humanity

More than 100 chiefs and chief selectees helped assemble and construct homes as part of Habitat for Humanity’s…

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COME ONE, COME ALL: Community fair and rummage sale featuring local organizations, children’s activities and food; today, Sat.,…

Second Park Lounge & Cafe owner Robert Gray mixes drinks at the new Bremerton establishment.

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Second Park Lounge & Cafe serves up food and drinks in Bremerton

About 500 people visited Second Park Lounge & Cafe Sept. 6 to see what the new Bremerton establishment…

Then-Bremerton midfielder Naomi Abad tries to avoid a slide tackle by then-Olympic High forward Kayleigh (Badger) Carlson. The two are now teammates at OC.

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OC women rallying around new coach

Dick Lowry couldn’t be a happier coach.

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Ranger men look for right combo

Kris Lowry knew it’d take more than a year to turn around the men’s soccer program at Olympic…

The Olympic College volleyball team is hoping to overcome youth and inexperience to get over the hump this season.

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OC netters hoping for spike in success

New coaches often have a lot to learn.

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Leader of fire merger hot topic in planning discussions

Who will lead West Sound Fire & Rescue (WSFR) if the public approves the fire authority next year?

Dr. Millie Hughes-Fulford talks to Mountain View Middle School students Wednesday about her career as a NASA astronaut.

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Astronaut lands at Mountain View Middle School

Mountain View Middle School’s entire student body filled the gymnasium Wednesday for a special assembly, hearing firsthand from…