Letters to the Editor
I’m a “No New Taxes” voter
Reader says Sen. Nathan Schlicher has voted for every new proposed tax increase since he was appointed to…
Letters to the Editor
Voters should be wary of Angel’s ALEC ties
Reader says people should research candidate’s ties to organization
Letters to the Editor
Why is California billionaire supporting Schlicher?
Steyer has directed $150,000 to the She’s Changed PAC, which is dedicated to destroying Republican Jan Angel’s ascension…
News
Former resident pursuing master’s degree in nursing
Scott, who is studying at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., wanted to do more with her career
News
Brown named Puget Sound Regional Council director
Following Bob Drewel’s retirement, Brown will begin his new job Jan. 2
News
Burley-Glenwood recognized as ‘reward school’
Elementary school was honored by the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction
News
Some residents still complaining months after resolution passes
Hostility, harsh words mar Sept. 24 city council meeting
Sports
FOOTBALL | Lions run over South Kitsap
Wolves scored in 88 consecutive games since their last shutout in 2004
Sports
GIRLS SWIM PREVIEW | Wolves long on talent, short on experience
South Kitsap coach praises squad’s cohesiveness, desire to improve
Sports
AT A GLANCE | South Kitsap girls swim
Wolves face a short league schedule before playoffs begin late in October
Sports
FOOTBALL CAPSULE | Bellarmine Prep at South Kitsap
The Wolves’ last home against Bellarmine was 21-13 on Oct. 10, 2008
Business
There’s a new cat at the framing shop
After seven months without a “shop cat,” Jackson found the perfect replacement for her large, fluffy orange-colored companion.…
News
South Kitsap residents place at state fair
There were several winners from South Kitsap at the Washington State Fair held Sept. 6-22.
News
Fathoms o’ Fun accepting pageant applications
Applications are being accepted for next year’s Fathoms o’ Fun Royalty Scholarship Pageant, announced Helene Jensen, pageant director.
Opinion
DON BRUNELL | ESA listing could undercut state’s economy
A small critter is causing big problems in the South Puget Sound. It’s called the Mazama pocket gopher.
News
Coppola posting claims ‘misinformation’ in mayor’s report on Bethel Corridor
Former mayor Lary Coppola’s posting on a social media site is creating some stir after he claimed there…
News
Kilmer holding third telephone town tall meeting
In order to connect with constituents while in Washington D.C., Rep. Derek Kilmer will hold his third telephone…
News
Council discusses citizen’s concerns about fireworks
Some citizens have complained about fireworks being setoff in their neighborhoods, so Councilman Rob Putaansuu had the issue…
Letters to the Editor
Say no to bigger government
Proposition 1 is asking us to change from a proven form of government to a form that is…