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Tearful service held for South Kitsap woman killed in Haiti earthquake
An estimated 1,000 people crowded into a Lakewood church on Wednesday, paying tribute to a Port Orchard resident…
Sports
Wrestling: South Kitsap’s Hartmann gets long-awaited rematch vs. Olympia’s Pine
The worst loss in wrestling does not come by pin. It happens through injury default. South Kitsap junior…
News
Museum board seeks guaranteed protection for historic building
Representatives of the Sidney Museum are seeking assurances from the Port Orchard City Council to protect its building…
Sports
Sports briefs
South Kitsap sees perfect record disappear Gig Harbor won two of three relays to help itself to a…
News
Port still hoping to use $2.5 million SEED grant
Chief Executive Officer Cary Bozeman said Tuesday that the Port of Bremerton is still hoping to use at…
Opinion
The bill for property tax levies comes due
Our tax bills won’t arrive until mid-February, but the effect of levies on local government revenues and the…
News
Funeral planned for South Kitsap woman killed in Haiti
A funeral for Molly Hightower, the South Kitsap woman killed in Haiti last week, will be held tomorrow…
Obituaries
Lawrence DeRego
Lawrence DeRego, of Port Orchard, died at home on Jan 13, 2010. He was 83. He was born…
Life
The dark side of Cedar Cove
While Debbie Macomber’s romanticized Cedar Cove setting has earned her millions of worldwide fans, another local author’s fictional…
Business
Pavilion to host social networking primer
The economy has turned up the heat on small businesses, forcing equipment and technology updates in order to…
Letters to the Editor
AA entitled to a home of its own
Oh, what a disservice this (“Boys & Girls Club could force AA from its home,” Dec. 18) would…
Opinion
How much more could Angel have done?
If a candidate could spend 10 months campaigning for a seat in the state legislature, how would you…
News
Port Orchard seeks ‘empowerment zone’
Port Orchard is angling for the establishment of special zone that will encourage new businesses as it rehabilitates…
Business
Fitness options increase in downtown Port Orchard
As the holidays morph into the time when many folks decide it is time to get serious about…
News
Tye Moore pleads guilty to child molestation
Former Port Orchard City Councilman Tye Moore pleaded guilty to child molestation this week and could serve another…
News
Government needs to change how it does business, legislators say
A full contingent of Washington state legislators from two local districts addressed about 65 people at a forum…
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