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Kitsap area Alzheimers Walk set for Sept. 28
Hundreds of Kitsap Peninsula residents will unite in the Walk to End Alzheimers on Sat. Sept. 28.
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Blackberry Festival draws big crowds
Droves of people scattered throughout the event, covering every inch of sidewalk of the Louis Mentor Boardwalk, including…
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Child abuse charges dropped
Kitsap County prosecutors have dropped first-degree child abuse charges against a 27-year-old Bremerton man.
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MSP and HSPE scores released
Last week, the state released preliminary results for the Measurement of Student Progress (MSP) and High School Proficiency…
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Grocery workers picket for medical benefits
In order to qualify for future healthcare benefits, workers would need to put in a minimum of 30…
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Free fingerprinting for kids set for Saturday
Freedom 13 will offer free fingerprint kits and “safe child” coloring books.
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‘Walk in Her Shoes’ … but any shoe will do
The YWCA is encouraging businesses, community groups, neighbors and friends to put together a team to join in…
Opinion
Affiliation makes healthcare better for all
Our board of directors asked the question “Could an affiliation strengthen our mission?”
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Playing around
PTA at Silver Ridge Elementary has worked together to raise funds for a new playground for the school.
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Eliason marks 10 years with Kitsap Realtors
His work in real estate included being a real estate managing broker
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Kitsap Deputies Guild asks county commissioners to abide by court ruling
The Guild contended that retroactive increases in deputies insurance costs were an unconstitutional “taking” of deputy wages
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CKSD adopts budget for upcoming school year, OKs contracts
More than a dozen priorities were on the list, but the ones that made the cut included increasing…
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School year opens with excitement
Many students laughed and smiled together in the hallways of the high school, but some seasoned seniors are…
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Back to School for Kitsap County students
Students headed back to school today across Kitsap County.
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GMO expert to speak on genetically modified crops
Howard Vlieger is an internationally recognized speaker on the topic of GMOs
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Questions raised about hospital affiliation
A morning Port Orchard Rotary meeting gave members the opportunity to ask an official of Harrison Medical Center…
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And then the rains came
A late afternoon deluge Wednesday left a section of Silverdale Way near Bucklin Hill Road completely covered in…