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New baby brings rebirth to Christmas

The Christmas tree is lit and presents lie colorfully around its base. Soon this morning — Christmas —…

Bryson Breakey

News

Schools: Lights, funds and hoists took center stage in first half of 2009

Kingston gets lights After a year and a half of lobbying, fundraising and negotiating, Kingston High School got…

The Hood Canal Bridge closed for more than a month when contractor Kiewit-General replaced the east span.

News

Losses, closures and openings marked 2009

Hood Canal Bridge closes The Hood Canal Bridge closed and a massive park-and-ride opened in Port Gamble as…

News

Burn ban takes effect Wednesday

Burning in fireplaces and uncertified wood stoves is prohibited starting Wednesday as a strong high pressure system causes…

News

Despite positive trends, NK streams becoming more polluted

Despite a county-wide trend of less pollution, Little Scandia Creek gained the dubious distinction last year of becoming…

News

Bellringer getting closer to goal

The donations keep rolling in at a steady pace for Bellringer, which is less than $3,000 shy of…

News

Calendar, Dec. 25

ONGOING BOARD MEMBERS NEEDED: Caring Clowns International, an all-volunteer, charitable nonprofit, is now recruiting board members. Info: Duffy…

Letters to the Editor

Funding for seniors is important

The governor’s budget proposes reducing Senior Services Act Funding (SCSA) by 65 percent. Why does this matter? It…

Letters to the Editor

Global warming data not supported by observation

Mr. Bullock’s obvious melting and well-documented sea level rise are not supported by observations. Our satellites, which have…

Letters to the Editor

NK Fishline still in need

The year is almost over and once again our incredible North Kitsap neighbors saw to it that our…

News

Port projects made progress in ’09 | Down at the Port | January

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News

WSF’s ferry reservations debate continues in January | Ferry Fare | January

This column summarizes a ferry reservation proposal which is posted on the state ferries Website along with copies…

Sports

Year in Review, Part I: Athletes upped the ante in 2009

North Kitsap gymnasts place seventh at state For the first time in school history, North Kitsap High School…

Sports

North falls into class for smaller schools

North Kitsap High School athletes will compete against teams from smaller schools next year. The Washington Interscholastic Activities…

News

Kingston tips its coffee mug to law enforcement

KINGSTON — To the men and women who keep the peace, a hot cup of coffee and a…

Sports

Sports briefs: Jewett commits to Truman State

Jewett commits to Truman State North Kitsap High School senior Daniel Jewett made a verbal commitment earlier this…

News

School briefs, Dec. 23

Allen earns master’s in public health Krisandra Whitt Allen of Poulsbo recently graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University in…

Sports

Sports update: Kingston boys go to 6-1

BASKETBALL Kingston boys go to 6-1 on the season The Kingston High boys basketball team defeated Tacoma’s Washington…

Obituaries

Brien D. Ray

Brien D. Ray died in Seattle Dec. 23, after a short battle with a liver disorder. He was…

Bremerton Symphony conductor Elizabeth Stoyanovich was fired midseason in 2009

Life

A Year in Review: The best of What’s Up 2009

What’s Up kicked off 2009 with longtime Seattle Weekly editor Knute Berger (“It’s pronounced ‘Ka-newt Ber-zher,’” — he…