15 hrs ago | Kitsapsun.com
Two global tragedies within the last six months show that Bremerton has become a true crossroads of the world. via Kitsapsun.com
Tuesday | KGW-TV Portland
Man who shot self with nail gun arrested on multiple charges
A man who shot himself with a concrete nail gun after being stopped by a state trooper near Silverdale is out of the hospital and under arrest. via KGW-TV Portland
Tuesday May 13 | KING-TV Seattle
Student injured in school bus collision
The State Patrol says one student has a minor knee injury from a collision involving a school bus on Highway 3 at Allyn in Mason County. via KING-TV Seattle
Monday May 12 | Kitsapsun.com
Kitsap Transit Plans to Cut Costs by Plucking Trips
“As we looked at it in more depth, we found that those would have a major impact on people's lives”
By Ed Friedrich Tuesday, May 6, 2008 Cuts and Meetings To see a list of proposed route cuts, go to kitsapsun.com/bus-service-reductions Transit Meetings Kitsap Transit will discuss proposed fare increases and ... via Kitsapsun.com
Saturday May 10 | Tacoma Daily Index
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Man dies while on a bike ride A 61-year-old Bainbridge man died of natural causes while riding a bicycle on Henderson Road Wednesday, according to Bainbridge Police. via Tacoma Daily Index
Saturday May 10 | Port Orchard Independent
Is SEED project still progressing while on pause?
“We have identified three firms - ' one in Seattle, Tacoma and the Tri-Cities - ' and are still deciding whether to use the firm approach, or a team of individuals (from different firms)”
The focus recently at the Port of Bremerton's Board of Commissioners' meetings may have shifted from one controversial topic to the potential annexation of the South Kitsap Industrial Area, but many have not ... via Port Orchard Independent
Friday May 9 | Tacoma Daily Index
Memorial set for slaying victim
“It's a way to take back our community from violence”
A moment of blessing for a Port Orchard woman killed last week is planned for Monday afternoon in front of the victim's home on Sidney Avenue. via Tacoma Daily Index
Wednesday May 7 | Central Kitsap Reporter
“It is not only a visual feast for your eyes, it's an amazing feat of engineering”
A snake slithered into Kitsap Mall this week. United Way of Kitsap County and Rice Fergus Miller Architecture & Planning of Bremerton recently teamed up to create this serpent of a different kind. via Central Kitsap Reporter
Wednesday May 7 | Tacoma Daily Index
Seabeck takes - The Next Step' in trying to purchase CKSD property
“Our timeframes are working out well”
The former Seabeck Elementary School doesn't see much activity these days. It sits on Seabeck Highway Northwest more or less abandoned after being closed by the Central Kitsap School District last spring. via Tacoma Daily Index
Monday May 5 | Port Orchard Independent
Fired U.S. Attorney highlights Kitsap Law Day celebration
“The Rule of Law means that laws were written to protect the powerless”
Kitsap County commemorated its 40th annual Law Day on Friday, with an address by John McKay, one of the eight former U.S. attorneys fired by former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales in 2006 for reasons ... via Port Orchard Independent









