Oct 19, 2009 | Kitsap Sun
New Port Orchard Residents Get Wrong Ballots
YAHOO! PORT ORCHARD - Voters in a section of McCormick Woods annexed into Port Orchard in July almost missed out on getting to cast ballots in their first city election.
John Nelson on Live Music: Warm up on dance floors on these chilly nights
YESSEREE BOB, MARY, Dick and Harry, the nights are getting more than just cooler, they are gettin' down right cold.
Interstate 90 north of Moses Lake reopened just before 9 p.m. after being closed Sunday from a severe dust storm.
John Nelson's Live Music: Keeping the sounds alive this weekend
SIX YEARS DONE, so here we go on a seventh year of Keeping Live Music Alive and well on the Olympic Peninsula.
Man honored for gift of quilts to wounded soldiers
A Quincy, Wash., man was honored Thursday at the Yakima Training Center for making more than 200 quilts for wounded military members from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Judge orders Kent teachers back to classrooms on Sept. 8
King County Superior Court Judge Andrea Darvas this morning declared the Kent teachers' strike illegal and ordered teachers to report to classrooms on Tuesday, Sept.
Strike in Court: Judge to make decision Thursday in Kent teachers' strike
After hearing both sides in the Kent School District's request for an injunction to end the Kent Education Association's week-long strike, King County Judge Andrea Darvas postponed a decision until 11 a.m. Thursday morning.
Kent teachers fill the Kentlake High School gym Wednesday evening for ...
The Kent Education Association Wednesday night voted overwhelmingly to go on strike.
Possible funnel cloud spotted in Adams County
The National Weather Service says the Adams County Sheriff's Office spotted a funnel cloud in a series of thunderstorms on Wednesday.
No charges expected in hop kiln fire
YAKIMA, Wash. -- Three children suspected of being involved in starting a Friday fire that caused $800,000 damage on a Harrah hop ranch are too young to face charges, authorities said.
Washington's timid cellphone ban: lackluster results suggest a tougher law
Hey, you with the cellphone that just dropped from hand to lap because of a passing police officer: I see you.
High court won't hear Kent schools Bible-club case
The U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to hear the case between Kentridge High School and two former students who fought to form a Bible study group that excluded non-Christians from becoming voting members.
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"What difference would it make?" How many times that thought has prevented action that might have made a difference is anyone's guess.
Central Kitsap's Linder Foundation Seeks Donations
The Paul Linder Educational Foundation is hoping to raise $2,000 in donations to match a recent grant by an anonymous donor.
Photo: Donald McIlwean, left, and Phil Moore apply the final coat of terra cotta-colored paint on the walls of the soon-to-be opened Jewel Mark in the Buffalo Thunder Resort and Casino in Pojoaque.
Defiance of cell phone law is widespread
Nearly a year after it was made illegal, many Snohomish County drivers are still breaking the ban on talking on their hand-held cell phones.