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Auditor’s office faces changing of the guard
Karen Flynn’s office is in chaos. As she prepares to retire as Kitsap County Auditor next week, she…
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Boy Scout brothers up for service awards
hree South Kitsap brothers who have each done their part to nurture the local environment have been nominated…
Opinion
Who’s that knocking on my door?
A 47-year-old Sammamish woman was at her boyfriend’s house in Bremerton playing a video game when there was…
Opinion
Whoever wins, SK will have an advocate again
Unless another candidate emerges soon who’s more accomplished or qualified than either Jan Angel or Kim Abel, it…
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Garrido seeks to reclaim SK Commissioner’s seat
The race for South Kitsap commissioner heated up this week, with the formal rollout of Monty Mahan’s campaign…
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Jellyfish, orcas and sharks! Oh My!
Students of Janet Osborne’s third grade class at Manchester Elementary worked amid piles of fabric, sheets and scraps…
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Olalla homemaker’s life flowering
Sharon Gakin of Olalla isn’t afraid to take on new tasks and skills. She’s been doing it her…
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Macomber’s publisher donating to Cedar Cove Days
Cindi Lucarelli brought her fundraising presentation to the Port Orchard City Council last week, which she used to…
Opinion
There’s a good reason for my dizziness
The first time I had labyrinthitis, back in 2000, it was something, according to medical authorities, that you…
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Port cancels Botkin’s contract as SEED director
Shortly after the Port of Bremerton board of commissioners clarified what a pause in the Sustainable Energy and…
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Port clarifies SEED ‘pause’
The Port of Bremerton’s Board of Commissioners clarified Friday what a “pause” in its Sustainable Energy and Economic…
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Bay Street’s oldest structure comes tumbling down
Shoppers walking along Bay Street might notice something new in the north facade of storefronts — a giant,…
Opinion
Is SEED plan on its last legs? Let’s hope so
Multimillion-dollar public projects, like battleships, can’t be expected to stop on a dime. Consequently, we’re satisfied — encouraged…
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Family keeps PO man’s dream of a POW plate alive
A bill that just passed the Washington State Senate and is scheduled for a hearing in the House…
Opinion
Independents’ voices being stifled again
Unless voters in Kitsap County who have no declared party affiliation want to be left entirely out of…
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Pieces of Olalla’s past sought by local author
Local author Gregg Olsen, who previously chronicled one of the more infamous residents of Olalla, is currently turning…
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Gig Harbor woman eyes Seaquist’s seat
A Republican candidate from Gig Harbor will be kicking off her campaign on March 1 for a seat…
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Driver charged in bicyclist’s death
A Bremerton woman is due in Kitsap County Superior Court on Monday to face a vehicular homicide charge…
Opinion
Locke’s speech both insulting, embarrassing
Had former Gov. Gary Locke’s remarks last week at the annual fundraiser for Kitsap County’s Boy Scouts merely…
Opinion
Green means go — but I’ll look first
I’m going to change one of my driving habits. From now on, when I am at an intersection…