Heated discussion filled the Brownsville Elementary School library Wednesday night.
Central Kitsap Commissioner Josh Brown and Kitsap County Public Works Design Manager Dick Dadisman, along with other county officials, hosted a community meeting with about 60 concerned Illahee residents earlier this week to discuss the Illahee Road repair schedule.
Commuters returning to Bainbridge by ferry will face retooled terminal access.
The new traffic signal at the intersection of State Route 305 and Harborview Drive is set to come online as part of a package of improvements Washington State Ferries installed to make the congested intersection safer and more efficient.
Esteemed local author will give reading and
KW track and field brings home 10 state medals.
Eileen Schneegas’ featured exhibit this month at the old town Silverdale Fine Arts Gallery is something a bit out of the ordinary.
One of my favorite Hollywood stories was the time some director or some such wanted or needed to know Cary Grant’s age so he sent the actor a wire: “How old Cary Grant?”
School record already in books, 400-meter relay now looks higher.
Weekend homeless feeding program thankful to the community.
BHS students host ‘Spring Fashion Show.’
Let’s start with the statistics.
Admittedly the days leading up to Mother’s Day have been more hectic than everyone hopes to have as they prepare to honor the most important ladies in their lives, their mother and their wife; so here’s a Mother’s Day tribute to the woman who makes my crazy, topsy turvy life complete.
“Dare Not To Swear!” — what a bold and courageous declarative statement.
Alex Duchemin and Benjamin Jacobson are pleased to announce their engagement and upcoming marriage.
MAY FEST: The Bremerton Urban Garden Society will be hosting its fifth annual May Fest, the wildly popular gardening event at Evergreen Park, where folks can get their questions answered about all things gardening. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 10 in the parking lot of Seaside Church, at Evergreen Park.
Comedic flair will meet famous fairy-tale as the Peninsula Dance Company readies for its latest performance, “Cinderella,” beginning May 10 at the Admiral Theatre in downtown Bremerton.
The whirlwind of life often blows our simple moral values out the door, swooping them away in politics, money and the daily grind, clouding what’s really important.
After being forced to close more than a month ago, the Lord’s Diner appears ready to reopen its doors, possibly as early as May 10.
After falling behind 2-0 in a best-of-seven first-round playoff series against the Boston Celtics, Marvin Williams and his Atlanta Hawks teammates scratched and clawed, flying to two consecutive home victories to even the series 2-2.
