Above: The sun shone on the Bremerton boardwalk during last year’s Blackberry Festival. Right: Cowboy Buck shows a young festival-goer the finer points of lassoing.

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Succulent blackberry season is cause for celebration

Blackberry lovers will flock to Bremerton’s boardwalk next weekend to celebrate the berry and its many uses. For…

The business woes and public virtue of independent cinema

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The business woes and public virtue of independent cinema

A look back at a

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WHAT’S GOING ON | For the week Aug. 27-Sept. 3 in Kitsap

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Succulent blackberry season is cause for celebration

Blackberry lovers will flock to Bremerton’s boardwalk next weekend to celebrate the berry and its many uses. For…

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The business woes and public virtue of independent cinema

A look back at a

CLR joins 21 bands in a celebration of punk rock this weekend at the Charleston in Bremerton.

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Punkapalooblah invades Bremerton Aug. 29-30

It’s not a palooza, it’s a palooblah. Or so says organizer/punk fan/dad of two Andy Otiker of the…

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Survey says: Poulsbo’s a leader of the pack

Annual state retail survey finds Viking City in top sales growth heat.

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Get schooled on fishing for steelhead with Salmon University

The Kingston Puget Sound Anglers chapter meeting is at 7 p.m. Sept. 17 at the Kingston Cove Yacht…

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Gov’t shouldn’t operate like business

Torrens Talk

North Kitsap football team hopeful Jesse Vanden challenges for the ball during preseason turnouts this week. The opening game is at 7 p.m. Sept. 5 at NK Stadium against Bainbridge Island High.

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Vikings’ hearts are on the gridiron

POULSBO — The North Kitsap Vikings football players don’t want to be the meanest or baddest boys in…

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Just about two months ago our daughter was killed in an accident at our home. Some guys from…

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A Kingston by any other name would be as sweet …

A little-known poet once penned: “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose/By any other name…

Artist James Kelsey sits next to one of his art works on display at his home in South Colby.

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Crafting a career

Local welder shapes his

Plasterman is a crowd favorite at the Kitsap County Fair and Stampede.

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Just standing around

Plasterman delights crowds at Kitsap Fair.

Now ninth-graders Melissa Warren and Mallory Tidball were out spoken last year about the heavy load they carried on their backs as middle school students.Local chiropractor Ryan Smart of Life Force Chiropractic will host a backpack safety clinic at 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 27.

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GARAGE SALE: G.Do’s, a new non-profit 501(c)3 organization, is conducting a garage sale fundraiser from 9 a.m. to…

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Obituaries

Timothy David Wright Sr., 46, lost his battle with cancer and died on Aug. 12 at Harrison Medical…

The Kingston High School football program is under way this week. The Bucs’ first game will be at 7 p.m. on Sept. 5 at Buccaneer Field.

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All for one and one for redemption

Kingston Bucs set out

Sisters Helen and Audry Wytko and Chris Wade are all smiles with their hams that hopefully brought in the big bucks at today’s auction.

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Here, piggy piggy piggy

FFA students learn responsibility and hard work at the Kitsap county fair.

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Kingston: Call it what you will

KINGSTON – One thing is clear in Kingston: Residents like celebrating their historic origins but some old things…

Hampton Hotels volunteer Ryan Gilhuly scrapes the roof of the info booth of the Suquamish Old Man Park. The Hampton Hotel Save-A-Landmark program brought over 25 volunteers to refurbish the community park.

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Old Man Park gets a facelift

First Hampton landmark