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City Council OKs 6-Year TIP; Bethel Corridor on ‘wish list’
The City Council adopted a Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) that include widening part of Tremont Street, Bay…
News
Fathoms’ o’ Fun fireworks show almost a ‘no go’
About 7 p.m. July 4, Fathoms o Fun Festival Chair Shannon King had a sick feeling there was…
Sports
Stephanie Cox working her way back with Reign FC
The wife of South Kitsap assistant boys basketball coach Brian Cox signed June 19 with Seattle Reign FC…
News
Olalla store can resume fuel sales
Al’s Market in Olalla can resume fuel sales because the business now complies with underground storage tank leak…
News
City Council approves amended building code
Following discussion during the June 18 work session, the City Council voted to amend the City’s Muncipal 2012…
News
Police will make more arrests in vandalism case
One teen was arrested and more arrests are expected this week in connection with the vandalism at the…
News
Washington State Transportation Commission holding public meetings on ferry increases
Across-the-board ferry-fare increases are being proposed by the Washington State Transportation Commission.
News
Chris-Craft boats sailing another year into Port Orchard Marina
More than 80 boats are expected to attend this year’s 24th annual Chris-Craft Rendezvous which will be held…
News
New era begins under Reid at South Kitsap SD
On Monday, Dr. Michelle Reid was sworn in as superintendent — taking over from Bev Cheney, who was…
Business
Dance studio owners pass torch to former students
Brinkerhoff has plans to stay on the staff for the next year after the ownership changes hands
News
Sheehan named to Boston University’s Dean’s List
BOSTON — Emily C. Sheehan, of Port Orchard, was named to the Dean’s List at Boston University for…
News
Fathoms o’ Fun officials release names of parade winners
The Grand Sweepstakes Award was presented to Just for Kicks School of Dance. To be eligible for the…
News
Law enforcement advice for July 4: “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over”
Because the Fourth of July holiday is one of the most deadly days of the year on the…
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Kitsap County Health District Office to close on July 4 and 5
The Kitsap Public Health District, located at 345 6th St., Suite 300, will close Thursday and Friday, July…
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Port Orchard City Council feels voters need say in changes
Council members will look next month at a resolution to ask voters if they want to change the…
News
State population growth accelerates, Kitsap County declines, but Port Orchard up
While Washington state’s population growth rate is increasing, Kitsap County numbers have declined, according to annual estimates prepared…
Opinion
JAN ANGEL | It’s time to acknowledge and designate water systems as essential public facilities
We hardly think about it. Turn on the tap and water comes out. Safe, affordable and plentiful drinking…
News
Operation Dry Water campaign emphasis patrols June 28, 29 and 30
The Port Orchard Police Department and the Washington State Parks Boating Programs want your support by taking the…
Business
Daniel takes over as Port Orchard Chamber’s executive director
Christine Daniel is the new executive director for the Port Orchard Chamber of Commerce. Daniel officially took over…
News
Combined sewer overflow impacts Port Washington Narrows and Sinclair Inlet, health advisory to July 2
The City of Bremerton on Wednesday, June 26, reported a 12,969 gallon combined sewer overflow — a diluted…