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Four puppies rescued at house fire
CENTRAL KITSAP – Four puppies are safe after a Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue crew carried them from…
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Have your child booster seat checked Sept. 19
OLYMPIA – Child car seats can be confusing. Data show that 80 percent of them are used incorrectly.…
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Fourth charge brought against DeJesus
Prosecutors had advised the court during Geraldo Castro DeJesus' Aug. 21 arraignment that additional charges might be brought…
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Back-to-school food drive Sept. 12 at grocery stores
Kitsap Food Backpacks 4 Kids will hold back-to-school food drives at four area grocery stores on Saturday, Sept.…
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Potbelly Sandwich Shop opens at Kitsap Mall
SILVERDALE – There’s a new sandwich shop at Kitsap Mall: Potbelly Sandwich Shop opened at Kitsap Mall Sept.…
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Seventh Annual POW/MIA Remembrance Ceremony set for Sept. 18
KEYPORT – On Friday Sept. 18 at 7:45 a.m., the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division, Keyport is sponsoring…
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Olympic College trustees meeting Sept. 15
The Olympic College Board of Trustees will hold a board meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 15, at 5 p.m.…
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CK student struck by truck while walking to school
SILVERDALE – A 15-year-old boy walking to a Central Kitsap school was injured this morning after being struck…
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Drivers should slow down at school crossings and keep kids in back seats, Sheriff’s office says
KITSAP – With the start of the school year, the Kitsap County Sheriff's Office would like to reacquaint…
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Area students make WSU president’s summer honor roll
PULLMAN – Students from Bremerton, Seabeck and Silverdale have earned spots on the Washington State University’s President’s Honor…
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Be prepared: Extended traffic closures may occur on SR 104 Hood Canal Bridge through Sunday
SHINE – Effective immediately and continuing through Sunday, Sept. 13, motorists who need to cross the State Route…
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Megathrust quake faults weaker and less stressed than thought
Some of the inner workings of Earth’s subduction zones and their “megathrust” faults are revealed in a paper…
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Gig Harbor man devastated by injuries settles drunk-driving case for $1.3 million
BREMERTON – Attorneys for a 26-year-old Gig Harbor man severely injured by a drunk driver last year announced…
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Community briefs (Sept. 11, 2015 edition)
Bonsai club, Dyes Inlet beach seine Sept. 26, Native American artist to speak, Chico Alliance Church homecoming and…
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Sarah Smiley: Encounter with the Amish at the copy machine
I did not expect to see any Amish people during a recent trip to the local office supply…
Opinion
The Petri Dish: Charter school supporters scrambling
Try as it might, Washington just can’t get this charter school thing down right.
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Haggen grocery chain files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
Supermarkets will continue to operate while it realigns
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Thousands enjoy 26th annual festival
BREMERTON – There was no shortage of blackberry-themed food at the 26th annual Blackberry Festival at the Bremerton…
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Man arrested after allegedly shooting at motorist
POULSBO – A 30-year-old Silverdale man was charged with assault after he allegedly fired several shots at a…
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Police arrest naked man who trashed travel trailer
BREMERTON – A naked Gorst transient who caused an estimated $5,000 worth of damage to the roof of…