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72-year-old gets 3 years in jail for killing intruder

72-year-old Wallace G. Finlay of Port Orchard pleaded guilty to second-degree manslaughter charges at Kitsap County Superior Court,…

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Pomeroy beach among dirtiest in state

California-based environmental organization calls Manchester site one of Washington’s three most-pollutedPomeroy beach among dirtiest in state . Heal…

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Port Orchard cops nab burglary suspects, accomplice in the act

Port Orchard cops nab burglary suspects, accomplice in the act Port Orchard police nabbed a pair of burglars…

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Volleyball: South Kitsap falls in three games against Tides

Finish. That is what South Kitsap volleyball coach Jessica Anderson wants her players to do. And it was…

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Independent brings home WNPA General Excellence award

The Port Orchard Independent was recognized last week as the first-place winner in the Washington Newspaper Publishers’ Association’s…

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Football capsule: Gig Harbor at South Kitsap

Gig Harbor Tides (3-1) @ South Kitsap Wolves (1-3) 7 tonight @ Joe Knowles Field, Port Orchard Gig…

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Budget process not exactly ‘must-see’ TV

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This week has been “Ridership Week’ for the South Kitsap School District.

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SKSD again calculates who’s riding its buses

Bus Ridership Count Week ran from Monday through today in the South kitsap school district, but Logan said…

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Maybe we should paint downtown fluorescent orange

Why not paint the town orange? Walking through downtown Port Orchard, I was struck by how little the…

House of Representatives candidate Doug Richards says

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Richards: State poised for a comeback

Doug Richards’ supporters believe he’ll make a great member of the Washington State House of Representatives precisely because…

Following Rep. Larry Seaquist’s retirement from the Navy

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Seaquist aims to make state budget process transparent, prudent

Although Larry Seaquist describes himself as a “retired Navy guy,” he has no intention of being retired from…

Due to budget constraints

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Humane Society focusing on animal cruelty cases

The Kitsap Humane Society announced last month it would change direction in 2011 and dedicate 100 percent of…

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Port awarded federal grant to help pay for SKIA connector

The Federal Highway Administration and the Federal Transit Administration have awarded the Port of Bremerton $366,275 to cover…

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TNB group looks at tolling options

Tacoma Narrows Bridge commuters won’t be paying less for the privilege of crossing the span anytime soon, but…

Pastor Orv Jacobson blesses the animals by dousing them with water from a palm branch dipped into a pan of water held by Pastor George Larson. This year’s event attracted around 60 pets

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Bless the Beasts: Church service gives pet owners a chance to show animals a little love

All told, Larson estimates about 60 pets — and their owners — participated in First Lutheran Community Church’s…

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Girls soccer: Wolves beat Bellarmine, move into first-place tie

The delivery hardly was subtle. South Kitsap’s girls soccer team had just played to its second tie in…

Chris Hutcherson was stellar in the return game on an otherwise forgettable evening for the Wolves.

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Fourth quarter collapse dooms Wolves against Shelton

But the big plays dried up and the mistakes didn't as the Highclimbers scored 15 points in the…

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Football capsule: South Kitsap at Shelton

Week 4 South Kitsap Wolves (1-2) @ Shelton Highclimbers (1-2) 7 p.m. Friday @ Highclimber Stadium, Shelton Shelton…

Seventh graders in Josh Morton’s language arts class hid under their desks for the first two minutes of the earthquake drill.

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Mock disaster tests city’s preparedness

Kitsap Rumble gives local emergency responders a chance to respond

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Council briefed on tent city reg’s limits

Port Orchard City Council members were reminded on Tuesday night that new state regulations prohibit them from passing…