It’s more than just selling cookies
Kristin Okinaka
Kelsey Johnston, center, and Caitlin Collins, right, conclude their junior Girl Scout Troop 42621 meeting last Thursday with their “friendship circle” as they hold hands and sing a song. Girl Scouts will celebrate the nonprofit’s 100th anniversary.
February 17, 2012
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Bremerton Police talk to 'person of interest' in Union Hill murders
The Bremerton Police Department this afternoon said they have spoken with person believed to be the male subject described in the department's composit drawing.
Getting their history on
Klahowya to host state championships for National History Bowl and Bee and, school's team already qualifying for nationals
February 17, 2012
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No extra cops | Letter
Two unsolved homicides and an increase in other violent crime in a neighborhood and Bremerton Mayor Patty Lent has “instructed” BPD to “increase the police presence.”
Bankers’ hours | Editorial
Quote of the week goes to Kitsap County Commissioner Josh Brown who said, “When I hear from them that it needs to be in the evening, it’s not an honest assessment from them,” in response to citizen testimony given during a public hearing.
February 15, 2012
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Residents comment on updated county UGAs
Many say areas with existing utilities are ‘urban areas’
February 15, 2012
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County seeks to ‘save’ by holding morning meetings
Residents criticize idea, say it would limit peoples’ access
February 15, 2012
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Parents, authorities won’t help find children
Sheriff’s Office cites resources, BPD says no teens missing
State ferry routes sustainable, say two key legislators; funding resources set in transportation budgets
The Washington State Legislature will find the money needed to keep all state ferry routes open, declared Sen. Mary Margaret Haugen (D-10th, Camano Island), chairwoman of the Senate Transportation Committee last week.
State officials have said, since early January, that up to five current ferry routes could be eliminated if no new revenue source for the ferry system is found.
Veterans board seeks changes to assistance program
The Kitsap County Veterans Advisory Board Wednesday unanimously voted to suggest changes to the veterans assistance that focus on “basic needs to survive” and cap maximum amount of monetary aid to individual veterans
February 13, 2012
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Authorities move to connect Burke and Brannon murders
Police: Union Hill residents should pay attention and be alert
