Saturday May 26 | Kitsap Sun
An old plane (and older organization) draw all generations to Bremerton's airport
A small crowd gathered to look at a B-25 that was brought to the Bremerton National Airport by the Bremerton Pilots Association for its 75t.
Saturday May 26 | Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Washington fish farm kills stock after virus found
A deadly fish virus has been detected in Washington state waters for the first time, forcing a fish farm to kill its entire stock of Atlantic salmon.
Stormwater grants will improve water quality across Kitsap
The $3.8 million is part of a statewide appropriation of $54 million for stormwater projects the Legislature approved as an "economic stimulus." The idea is to provide jobs while increasing protections for lakes, rivers and Puget Sound itself.
No variable rates for county sewer | Savings do not justify billing costs
The Board of County Commissioners Monday agreed, during a briefing by the public works department, to suspend work on a scheme to charge varied rates to customers based on usage.
FTC: Skechers deceived consumers with shoe ads
After a man aimed a rifle at a school bus and dropped a notebook that listed bus numbers, police in an Atlanta suburb are escorting school buses and guarding students at bus stops.
Kitsap County sewer rates to remain fixed
At the end of 2010, when the commissioners approved the latest sewer rate increase, they said they would investigate the idea of charging people for sewage based on the amount of water they use, as is done in Bremerton.
Saddle Club offers disappearing experience
The 10 acres surrounding the Kitsap Saddle Club in South Kitsap harken to the past.