Friday Oct 30 | Mira Mesa/Scripps Ranch Sentinel
SECNAV awards recognize energy and water efficiency
27. "I think this year your achievements mean a little more than they have in the past," said Under Secretary of the Navy Robert Work, who represented Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus at the event.
Kitsap Bases Accept Navy Awards for Energy and Water Management
Kitsap Sun staff Originally published 01:44 p.m., October 28, 2009 Updated 01:44 p.m., October 28, 2009 WASHINGTON - Officials from Naval Base Kitsap and Naval Undersea Warfare Center-Keyport picked up awards in Washington, D.C., Tuesday for being the best Navy installations of their type in the world at conserving energy and water.
A girl to Cristina and Terry Thomas of Silverdale. Monday, Sept. 28 A girl to April Rodriguez and Darnell Patrick Cabigas Sales of Bremerton.
North Kitsap School Board Member Delaney May Resign Thursday
North Kitsap YAHOO! POULSBO - North Kitsap School Board member Dan Delaney is expected to resign from his seat Thursday.
Poulsbo Teen With Long Meth History Arrested
Kitsap County sheriff's deputies arrested Saturday a 17-year-old Poulsbo boy who said he had a long history of using methamphetamine.
Meetings begin process to develop shoreline plan
As part of an effort to define future shoreline strategy, the Kitsap County Department of Community Development is hosting a series of meetings to determine a policy and recruit volunteers to implement that direction.
Driver airlifted following afternoon car crash on SR 303
The driver of a small passenger vehicle was airlifted to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle Tuesday after he rolled his 2008 Honda Civic numerous times on State Route 303.
County Begins to Line Up Volunteers Line for Shorelines Panel
About 20 people so far have shown interest in joining an advisory panel to help Kitsap County planners revise rules for shoreline development and other waterfront activities.
Four years ago, Kitsap County determined there was insufficient science to support increased buffers on marine shorelines.
A new structure to replace an aging one that had outlived its life expectancy was towed to Keyport.
Rain Proves to Be a Drain on Silverdale Bathtub Race
David McHardy, front, and Marion Stewart are a blur as they take a practice lap before the start of the annual bathtub race in Dyes Inlet on Sunday.
Bremerton crew spends busy week in namesake city
The attack submarine USS Bremerton pulled into Naval Base Kitsap, Bremerton, Aug.
Two Bathtub Races This Weekend in Kitsap
Bathtubbers will be racing on two Kitsap courses this weekend. On Saturday, Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division, Keyport is hosting the first of the two International Friendship Bathtub Races.
Namesake Submarine Coming to Bremerton | 6
Bremerton YAHOO! Kitsap Sun staff Tuesday, August 25, 2009 BREMERTON - The fast attack submarine USS Bremerton will arrive Wednesday at the city for which it was named.
Bremerton Hydro Driver Running Down a Dream
Eric Christensen, left, and Zach Malhiot make final adjustments to the 468-cubic-inch engine to maximize the horsepower of the McCloud's Saloon.
KING5.com: Silverdale man arrested on voyeurism charge
A 26-year-old Keyport woman called police Aug. 5 after finding a hole cut into her bedroom wall.
Kitsap County Man Arrested In Disturbing "Peeping Tom" Case
A disturbing "peeping tom" arrest in Kitsap County after Police say a 26-year-old Keyport woman discovered a mirror hanging in her bedroom was being looked through from a hole on the other side.
4 p.m. | Silverdale Man Arrested For 'Peeping' On Neighbor | 2
Go to the mobile version of Kitsapsun.com. North Kitsap Web Search powered by YAHOO! By Kitsap Sun staff Originally published 12:01 a.m., August 10, 2009 Updated 04:00 p.m., August 10, 2009 KEYPORT - A 42-year-old Silverdale man was arrested last week after a woman in a neighboring apartment discovered he had cut a hole through her bedroom wall to ...