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People in the news in 2014 … Where are they now?
Many times we write about people because they have some connection to a news story. But after the…
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Level three sex offender notice
The Bremerton Police Department released a statement today notifying the community of a level three sex offender living…
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New commander named at Puget Sound shipyard
The U.S. Navy has announced that Capt. Howard B. Markle II will relieve Capt. Stephen F. Williamson to…
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Investigation into duplex fire continues
While Fire Chief Al Duke said the cause of the fire was accidental, he and others from the…
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Holiday Cruisin’
Bremerton Yacht Club lights up the water with decorated boats during its annual Lighted Boat Parade
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Sheriff’s office honors staff with annual awards
Among those who were honored Dec. 11 were Deputies Ben Herrin and Kurtis Lont, who were given the…
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A Sweet & Smokey tale of family togetherness
Betty Walker isn’t supposed to be here. Her heart failed when she was 55. Doctors said the wait…
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Local teacher’s project a finalist in state contest
A West Hills STEM Academy teacher finished as one of five state finalists in the Samsung Solve for…
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Law enforcement career comes to a close for Sheriff Steve Boyer
If you ask Steve Boyer how he ended up in law enforcement, he’ll tell you about an incident…
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Black community and police working well together
In the wake of last week’s Black Lives Matter rally in Bremerton, community leaders and law enforcement official…
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Council approves NAD Cabin lease
The Bremerton City Council voted unanimously to the lease the Naval Ammunition Depot (NAD) Cabin to the NAD…
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Anonymous donor gives $73,900 to Habitat for Humanity
An anonymous person gave Habitat For Humanity of Kitsap County $73,900 last week.
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Red Tag sale set at galley
Collective Visions Gallery’s annual “Red Tag Sale” will be from Jan. 2 to 9
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County increases disposal fees
Beginning Jan. 1, new garbage disposal fees will be charged at Kitsap County’s Olympic View Transfer Station (OVTS).
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No doubt, it’s going to be an Outrageous Christmas
Outrageous Christmas will continue every year as a tribute to God’s love and the birth of Christ.
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Health care policy internships opening
Up to three qualified students will be selected for the internships and notified in late January
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Planning meeting set
There will be a Central Kitsap Community Ccouncil /Silverdale Subarea Plan public meeting at 7 p.m. Jan. 15.
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Employees make a difference
KCU’s On the Spot award winners are peer nominated and receive a certificate of appreciation as well as…
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Be weather wise
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