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Most of the damage from the fire was done to an outdoor carport area. CKFR / Courtesy photo

No injuries in Bremerton house fire

Structure still safe for occupation

 

The fire at Illahee Preserve in Bremerton grew to about an acre in size before the Central Kitasp Fire & Rescue and Bremerton Fire Department crews were able to contain and control it. Central Kitsap Fire & Rescue/Courtesy

Fire burns an acre in Illahee Preserve

Point of origin is near possible encampment

 

Crews from the Bremerton, South Kitsap, Central Kitsap and Navy Region Northwest fire departments work together to put out a two-alarm fire that started in Motor City Automotive, at the corner of North Callow Avenue and 11th Street, around 12:16 p.m. Aug. 3. Michelle Beahm / Kitsap News Group

Bremerton business, house destroyed in two-alarm fire

BREMERTON — Motor City Automotive and a neighboring house to the north went up in flames Aug. 3 at the corner of North Callow Avenue… Continue reading

 

Port Orchard house destroyed by fire; no injuries reported

Port Orchard house destroyed by fire; no injuries reported

PORT ORCHARD — No injuries were reported in a house fire on Goldenrod Street in Port Orchard July 28. South Kitsap Fire and Rescue responded… Continue reading

Port Orchard house destroyed by fire; no injuries reported
Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue, as well as Bremerton and Navy Region Northwest fire departments, battled a structure fire July 19 in the 9600 block of Misery Point Road NW. Photo courtesy CKFR

Electrical cause of Misery Point structure fire

SEABECK — County Fire Marshal Dave Lynam determined the cause of a structure fire July 19 in the 9600 block of Misery Point Road NW… Continue reading

Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue, as well as Bremerton and Navy Region Northwest fire departments, battled a structure fire July 19 in the 9600 block of Misery Point Road NW. Photo courtesy CKFR
A twin-engine airplane’s nose landing gear did not extend, forcing the pilot to land without it. He made a ‘textbook’ landing, with minimal damage to the plane and runway, and all three people on board exited uninjured. Photo courtesy South Kitsap Fire and Rescue

Pilot lands plane safely despite nose landing gear ‘malfunction’

BREMERTON — A pilot had to make a challenging landing June 19 at Bremerton National Airport when the nose gear of his aircraft wouldn’t come… Continue reading

A twin-engine airplane’s nose landing gear did not extend, forcing the pilot to land without it. He made a ‘textbook’ landing, with minimal damage to the plane and runway, and all three people on board exited uninjured. Photo courtesy South Kitsap Fire and Rescue