'Rhondavision' will show as one of nearly 30 films in the free Celluloid Bainbridge Film Festival at the Historic Lynwood Theatre this Sunday

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‘Atilla,’ ‘Outsourced’ and ‘Zombies’ in free Bainbridge film festival

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North Kitsap tops Kingston in clash of Olympic League soccer titans

KINGSTON – Some would call it a lucky goal, but all that matters is that it was a…

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Luggage found in dumpster delaying Kingston ferries | UPDATED

UPDATE: The Kingston ferry resumed service at about 6 p.m. Thursday KINGSTON — An unaccompanied piece of luggage…

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Kingston soccer undefeated going into game against North Kitsap | Sports updates

Kingston soccer undefeated going into game against North Kitsap | Sports updates

Obituaries

Ruth Ellen “Tootie” Syltebo

Ruth Ellen “Tootie” Syltebo died April 15 at Sunrise View in Everett. She was born April 9, 1929,…

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NK Babe Ruth club keeps its eye on 2012 World Series

NK Babe Ruth club keeps its eye on 2012 World Series More volunteers are still needed to pull…

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Former Kingston student charged in Sacramento murder

A 2003 graduate of Spectrum Community School in Kingston was charged this afternoon for the murder of 68-year-old…

Kingston High senior Roy Swearingen signed a letter of intent to play football at Waldorf College in Forest City

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Kingston’s Swearingen to play football at Waldorf College

Roy Swearingen, Kingston High School, Waldorf College, Forest City, Iowa

“The Scientist” opens April 16 for one week only at the Historic Orchard Theater in Port Orchard. It opens April 23 for one week only at The Bainbridge Cinemas. The director will hold Q&A sessions

Life

‘The Scientist,’ in Kitsap through April, asks, ‘What happens when you die?’ | The Reel Thing

If there is a harder question to answer, it hasn’t yet been asked. “What do you think happens…

Life

Winners of Eagle Harbor Book Co.’s limerick contest to be revealed April 29

The results of the third annual Eagle Harbor Book Co. limerick contest will be presented at 7:30 p.m.…

Bainbridge Symphony director David Upham.

Life

Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra to present ‘From the New World’ | Director’s View

Last year I read a very interesting book by Jack Sullivan entitled, “New World Symphonies: How American Culture…

Seattle Men's Chorus will take the stage at Bremerton's Admiral Theatre this Saturdy

Life

In Bremerton | Seattle Men’s Chorus gives ‘camp’ a latin beat

For what’s billed as a chorus concert, the words ‘chorus’ and ‘concert’ sure come up short. Really, an…

Island author Rebecca Wells will speak this week at Eagle Harbor Book Co.

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Bainbridge author Rebecca Wells to celebrate latest release at Eagle Harbor Book Co.

When bad things happen, whether it is a death in the family or a disease, there is an…

Sports

Vikings keep soccer streak alive | Sports updates

Sports updates for April 14, 2010

Players from the North Kitsap Soccer Club's boys U-13 Comets team (in white) pose with their new friends from the Moretonville Rovers Football Club in Buckinghamshire

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Soccer team experiences ‘the world’s game’ on trip to England

Soccer team experiences ‘the world’s game’

Soap box derby super stock racer Ryan Wixson

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Poulsbo soap boxers get ready to wooooosh

POULSBO –– Eleven-year-old Ryan Wixson of Seabeck has a thirst for speed, and for the past three years…

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North Kitsap band boosters host rummage sale | School briefs

School briefs for April 13, 2010

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Bridge for Kingston’s Carpenter Creek included in state budget

KINGSTON — The project to bridge a creek mouth in Kingston will finally see funding this year. A budget…

Sports

Kingston golfers top Klahowya | Sports updates

Kingston golfers top Klahowya | Sports updates

North Kitsap High School pitcher Alex Smith swings at a pitch Monday at home against Port Angeles. Smith threw the first no-hitter of his high school career Monday.

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North Kitsap’s Alex Smith throws no-hitter in win over Port Angeles

North Kitsap’s Alex Smith throws no-hitter in win over Port Angeles