Opinion
The ripoffs and rotters of 2008 continue…
I thought I was all through with Ripoffs and Rotters for 2008, news stories about people who ripped…
Opinion
The knives have always been there to cut the pork
From the comments people made about how local government did not do its job in dealing with the…
News
Give it five and see how much you can accomplish
My husband and I comment fairly frequently about the amount of time spent watching TV, playing video games,…
News
Saving lives, one teen at a time
Some teenagers go to the mall to shop and hang out with friends.
News
‘Simply Socks’
People have heard of collecting hats, coats and blankets for the homeless, but socks?
News
Klahowya students take in historic moment
Klahowya Secondary School teacher Jeff Kreifels’ class didn’t have to worry about hitting the books Tuesday morning.
Sports
No titles for CK, Oly at Matman
Cougars, Trojans finish eighth and ninth, respectively, at annual tournament.
Sports
Basketball roundup Olympic
The Trojan boys dropped to 6-7 overall and 3-6 in league play after a 40-31 loss against North…
News
WSP sees decrease in traffic collisions on Kitsap roads
There were no reported alcohol-related deaths on Kitsap’s state roads in 2008, according to the Washington State Patrol…
News
Local drivers continue to buckle up for safety
More and more Washingtonians are clicking it to avoid tickets.
News
Reaching out to the homeless
Even though homelessness doesn’t grab many headlines in Kitsap County, it still exists and today community homeless advocates…
News
Helping slam dunk hunger
With high school basketball season in full swing, the Klahowya Secondary School Junior High Honor Society is doing…
News
KCSO seeks public’s help in nabbing violent felon
The Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a violent felon with several…
Life
And Transformation.” The exhibit will hang through F
and Transformation.” The exhibit will hang through February in the lobby at BPA, 200 Madison Ave. on Bainbridge.…
Life
Learning to forget the rules
Port Orchard painter/potter Christopher Mathie, one of the contributors in this month’s “Night Sky” exhibit at Bainbridge Arts…
Life
Kindling of the new-age folk scene
A growing homecoming for islander-turned-Bostoners in the now-even-newer New Old Stock.
Life
In Music News
Bremerton Symphony music director/conductor Elizabeth Stoyanovich abruptly let go.