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BOYS SOCCER | Wolves hope to set trend with win
South Kitsap scored its most goals in three years during Tuesday's 7-1 victory versus Olympia
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SCHOOLS | South Colby sisters receive surprising visit
Jesse Chapman, who has been stationed on the USS John C. Stennis since September, showed up at elementary…
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SKSD School Board presents budget challenges
In order to keep the community well informed of the South Kitsap School District’s financial situation, the public…
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Stew cook-off helps raise funds for Fisher House
Fourteen pots of stew awaited judges and others at the Hobo Stew Cook-off fundraiser for Fisher House on…
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Woman crashes into Manchester building, faces charges
After being arrested and booked for drunk driving and hit-and-run charges, a 50-year-old Port Orchard was also charged…
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Port Orchard City Council to confirm new development director, police chief
The Port Orchard City Council will confirm the appointments for a new development director and a new police…
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Bloedel Reserve’s internship program now accepting applications
The Bloedel Reserve is looking for interested high school and college students to participate in its summer internship…
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TRAFFIC ALERT | Tacoma Narrows Bridge work closes lanes three nights on April 23-25
At 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, April 23-25, crews working for the Washington State Department of…
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Passage of Zapper Bill bad news for cash skimmers
Passage of a bill targeting retailers who use illegal “zapper” software to erase cash sales from cash registers…
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TRAFFIC ALERT | Snoqualmie Pass to close four nights April 22-25 for rock blasting
The Washington State Department of Transportation and crews plan to close I-90 in both directions from 7 to…
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Kitsap Bank kicks off ‘Go Green’ challenge on Earth Day
Beginning on Earth Day, April 22, Kitsap Bank will kick off a “Go Green” campaign throughout the organization.
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Hospice of Kitsap County launches new palliative care program in Silverdale
Dr. Pat Borman joined the Leadership of the Hospice team as medical director last summer and she also…
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Seagull Calling Festival seeking contestants
The Chamber’s annual Seagull Calling Festival, also part of the Harbor Festival, is being billed as the “World’s…
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NEWS BRIEFS
Port of Bremerton Commissioner Larry Stokes announced he will seek another term on the Port of Bremerton board.
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Investigation leads to trafficking charges against local man
While investigating a street gang, Bremerton police uncovered information about a Port Orchard man involved in forcing a…
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SCHOOLS | South Kitsap student headed to Broadway
Hope will compete in August Wilson Monologue finals in May
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Neighborhood Safe Streets passes State Senate
In a down-to-the-wire finish on April 17, the Washington State Senate passed the Neighborhood Safe Streets Bill (House…
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House Democrats reject Angel’s toll-setting authority amendment
An amendment to the state transportation budget bill that would have retained the Legislature’s authority to set toll…
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“Ladies Night Out” fundraiser to help family of young girl injured in assault
A fundraiser will take place Friday, April 19, for a 4-year-old girl who has a severe brain injury.
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Port Orchard man faces child molestation charges
Prosecutors charged a Port Orchard man with three counts of first-degree child molestation in Kitsap County Superior Court…