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Windermere pulling out of downtown Bremerton
LARRY STEAGALL / KITSAP SUN The Windermere Real Estate office at Sixth Street and Park Avenue in Bremerton has closed.
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Bremerton's Sixth, 11th streets permanently reduced to two lanes
Crews this week have pared down both roads from two lanes in each direction to one, between their respective intersections with Pleasant and Park avenues.
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Bremerton man sentenced to year in jail for sending explicit messages
A Bremerton man was recently sentenced to a year in jail for sending sexually explicit messages to at least 20 juveniles in multiple states, according to documents filed in Kitsap County Superior Court.
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Marlys and Jerry Price celebrated their 50th anniversary on June 19, 2013. They were married in Port Orchard and have lived in Bremerton their entire married life.
Bremerton might lease Pendergast fields for turf installation
Bremerton is considering allowing a soccer club to install and rent out two turf fields at Pendergast Park where there are dirt fields now.
Kitsap Transit riders want more midday service
The agency held seven public meetings recently to obtain community input for its 2012-18 Transit Development Plan, transit officials told board members Tuesday.
Papa, Dad, Son, Brother, Friend, Coach. Don, 64, was an amazing athlete all thru life, proud of his years at Central Kitsap High School and continued his love of all sports for the remainder of his life.
Warriors coach fundraising for MDA
West Sound Warriors hockey coach Jay Miller will be an MDA Jailbird Thursday at the Toro Lounge, 315 Pacific Avenue, Bremerton.
Former inmate charged in road-rage incident
A Bremerton man who served time in prison for manslaughter was charged with second-degree assault Monday in Kitsap County District Court.
Bremerton council to pull plug on Pacific electric-vehicle charging stations
Just about every council member opposes a plan that would have installed four stations on the public right of way across the street from the post office, at Sixth Street and Pacific Avenue.
New lab will allow engineering students to stay close to home
Engineering faculty member Jeff Brown talks about the wind tunnel in Olympic College's new engineering lab in Bremerton as Mike Connolly looks on during a tour Saturday.
Bolivar becomes first woman to command Navy Region Northwest
Rear Adm. Bette Bolivar takes command of Navy Region Northwest from Rear Adm. Mark Rich.
Bremerton man gets 9 years in prison for burglary
Michael A. Vargo of Bremerton received an exceptional sentence of nine years in prison for his involvement in a burglary in March 2012.
Director of Music - Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish and School
Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Parish in Bremerton, WA, in the shadow of the Olympic Mountains and at the shore of the Puget Sound, is seeking a full time Director of Music to replace their current director, who is leaving the parish to pursue a career in higher education.
Corban University: Nona Nelson of Belfair graduated with a bachelor of science degree in elementary education.
Man arrested after car crashes into utility pole
A 30-year-old Bremerton man was arrested for drunk driving after he sideswiped a utility pole on Olalla Valley Road.
Poulsbo awards $1.4M Sixth Avenue project
The company estimated the Sixth Avenue project to cost $1.3 million with an additional $25,000 for a raised sidewalk to Lions Park, which is at Fjord Drive and Sixth Avenue.
When Nina Hallett and Carolyn McClurkan put hours and hours into the re-drafting of the recorded history of Kitsap County, they knew they had something special.
Facilities district doles out $647,500 for three projects
The evening's big winner was the city of Bremerton, which was awarded $400,000 to expand the Kitsap Conference Center in the downtown Harborside District.
Marijuana legalization changes police dog training in Washington
When Dusty, a 19-month-old black Labrador, walked past a pipe full of marijuana during a recent police search of a house, he was doing exactly what his handler hoped.