Bremerton, WA News

• Bremerton, WA News
• Education spotlight: Church program goes one-on-one with Crownhill kids
• Walker may be honored with naming in Bremerton
• Business spotlight: Gorst's Wig Wam Tavern rides again
• New public works director takes over in Bremerton this week
• Burned totem pole believed to be arson
• An old plane (and older organization) draw all generations to Bremerton's airport
• USS Bremerton visits namesake city
• New Bremerton movie theater targeting June opening
• Federal grant will restore an old park in Bremerton
• Heating device likely cause of fire at Bremerton house
• Safe Boats announces $35 million Navy contract
• Kitsap Harbor Festival cruising in for holiday weekend
• County seeking gun club closure again
• Whitney headed to D.C. after shipyard change of command
• USS Bremerton to visit namesake city
• Bremerton kidney center plans dedicated patient-training facility
• School spotlight: West Sound Technical Skills Center
• Bremerton teacher set to make last walk down runway
• Bremerton, transit working on new deal for device that changes traffic signals
• Supporters pack Bremerton streets for 64th annual Armed Forces Day Parade
• Bremerton ferry riders won't have Internet access
• Three outstanding junior officers recognized
• City of Bremerton pays for water main break damage
• Gymnastics business opens in Bremerton
• Bremerton architects win awards
• Grieving Bremerton boy hits grand slam for his late dad
• East Bremerton liquor store to close Tuesday
• Armed Forces Day parade aims to provide healing from year's tragic events
• Smoke empties West Sound Tech welding shop
• Chickens come home to roost for Bremerton residents
• H. Emily holds Bremerton close to her heart
• USO moving mobile canteen to Bremerton
• Gold Mountain golf visionary to leave after 28 years with Bremerton's green gem
• Police stop would-be jumper from Warren Avenue Bridge
• Kitsap Transit gets OK to buy Wheaton Way property for new transfer center
• Programs open world of medicine to Kitsap students
• Bremerton's Oyster Bay Inn sells; Chiefain reverts to bank
• Bremerton nonprofit signs on with Mexican golf course
• 77-year-old Bremerton woman said she fell victim to magazine scam
• Port plans industrial-park expansion, hirs consultant for airport plan
• West Hills Elementary students to be in uniform next year
• Health warning lifted for Port Washington Narrows
• Bremerton council to have final word on chickens — maybe
• Door-to-door magazine scam strikes in Bremerton
• Bremerton woman earns 4 medals in military games competition
• Judge to decide whether school shooting assault charges stick
• Kitsap Mental Health gets $2 million grant to connect mentally ill with family doctors
• Sunshine causing algae blooms in Sinclair Inlet, elsewhere
• Fire damages disabled man's East Bremerton apartment
• Simulation of living in poverty offers a view from the edge
• Bremerton Gasworks added to Superfund List
• Sewer project will close Bremerton's 11th Street for 2 months
• Sewage overflows near Manette Bridge
• Girder painting to squeeze traffic on Manette Bridge
• Tunnel project changing access to Seattle's Colman Dock
• Cinco de Mayo comes to Charleston in a big way
• Olympic College engineering students first to make diploma walk in Pullman
• The show's a Folly, but the cause is serious
• After driving into Dyes Inlet, woman walks home unharmed
• Stabbing victim's family, friends gather a year later for closure
• Woman charged with trying to steal backpacks from track team
• THE COMMUTE BLOG: Ferry must pass wake tests before service plans can begin
• Bremerton council approves beer and wine service on boardwalk
• Scout troop plants tree in honor of Amina
• Lane change causes rollover wreck near Gorst
• Kitsap Rifle and Revolver Club to reopen Friday
• Wine and beer might pour more on Bremerton's boardwalk
• School spotlight: Mountain View Middle School
• Friends, family of Bremerton homicide victim to gather on anniversary
• Bremerton man arrested for pushing woman from moving truck
• Kitsap Poggie Club shares vision at annual fishing day
• Many scenarios as Harrison investigates partnership opportunity
• Dyes Inlet shellfish areas escape 'threatened' listing
• Man flees after assault near Anderson Cove
• Bremerton's red-brick Fourth Street nears completion
• Bremerton hotel hosting Navy Deep Divers reunion
• Bremerton faring well in conservation pledge contest
• Suspected burglar busted when he offers to return what he stole
• 50-year-old Bremerton woman charged with third-degree child molestation
• Bremerton man gets 45 days of jail alternatives in $100k scratch ticket theft case
• Shooting range could open in a week
• Man robbed after being lured to park
• KPS correcting billing error affecting 235 customers
• Poverty-immersion experience presented at event
• From politics to industry, 'Mr. Bremerton' touched many lives
• Men of 'Mission' help scam victims recover
• Bystander prevents woman from stealing purse
• Health advisory remains on Kitsap Lake
• Man charged with assault after choking cab driver
• Bremerton man, alum of 'American Bandstand,' takes page from Dick Clark's book
• Date set in lawyers' clash with prosecutors over Armin Jahr charges
• Sinclair Inlet Cleanup planned
• Salvation Army launches drive as shelter closure looms
• Health advisory issued after sewage overflow hits Kitsap Lake home
• VIDEO: Fourth Street construction continues
• Rifle club, Kitsap County make arguments on gun range closure
• Bremerton public works director to leave
• Transit board passes free rides for homeless, establishes fast ferry fares
• KITSAP CAUCUS BLOG | Car tabs, the council and potholes
• Feds take rare Kitsap sex trafficking case
• Future of Kitsap gun club goes before appeals court
• Bremerton man charged with beating stepfather
• Key Harrison infection rates continue to improve
• Legal Precedent Reduces Federal Procurement Accountability
• Bremerton seeks grants for road and signal improvements
• Stories of military service told through masks
• Downsized police department relies on overtime to work murder cases
• USS Connecticut returns after Western Pacific Deployment
• Bremerton voters will vote on school capital levy on Aug. 7
• Bremerton to request grant funding for Hanford Avenue speed humps
• New taxes on roll-your-own smokes has businesswoman reeling
• Coroner identifies Bremerton house fire victim
• New business offers music, clothing, accessories
• Lower rates might not fill Bremerton Marina's empty slips
• Hospice of Kitsap County to partner with Harrison
• Bremerton man convicted of voyeurism released from jail
• Elementary schoolers get their hands dirty on Arbor Day
• Two level 3 sex offenders move to new addresses
• Submarine USS Seawolf returns to sea after long layoff
• Brokers: Get SKIA ready to get first wave of development
• Plea deal in October 2011 Bremerton shooting case
• Bremerton man jailed after search unveils meth operation
• Bremerton police warn geocaching enthusiasts to stay away from headquarters
• Port of Bremerton-based business wins large Navy contract
• Man charged with false reporting for lying about knife attack
• Clear council majority approves beer, wine sales at Bremerton ice arena
• Port of Bremerton hires business development director
• Possible assault incident leads to multi-agency hunt in Bremerton
• 9-year-old with gun said he "made a bad choice" in apology letter to Amina
• Contract dispute led to Rite Aid's exit from Wheaton Way
• Electric Boat workers lending hands at shipyard
• For Amina and family, a special homecoming
• Soup kitchen in downtown Bremerton gets reprieve
• Union nixes oversight of Bremerton's longtime redevelopment director
• Bataan remembrance event set for Saturday morning
• Kitsap Transit offering up $3.50 ferry rides to Seattle
• Bremerton rally supports teen killed in Florida
• Bremerton man dies in house fire
• Bremerton considers building bond refinance
• Wing flaps, wind tunnels and water fleas
• Rite Aid in East Bremerton to close
• Leavell returning to Bremerton School District as assistant superintendent
• Wheaton Way homeless shelter delayed until October
• Law, former Bremerton councilman, dies
• Group plans marijuana initiative in Bremerton, other cities
• Amina walking, but recovery still a 'long process'
• Twice-a-day parking might be OK in Bremerton
• Bremerton council sets an agenda for big changes
• Kitsap Red Apple owners drop out of anti-Initiative 1183 lawsuit
• Mother of boy in Armin Jahr shooting pleads not guilty to charges
• Bremerton jazz musician's conviction for obstructing police overturned
• Residents of East Bremerton's Hanford Avenue want bumps in the road
• Weekend soup kitchen in downtown Bremerton facing eviction
• Bremerton City Council might consider making chicken rules permanent
• Church plans to build rec center in Bremerton
• Bremerton council will vote again on allowing beer at ice arena
• St. Patrick's Day parade a celebration of the Irish and a little more
• Hundreds turn out to help Amina
• Shipyard worker at Harborview after unprovoked attack
• Man assaulted on Sheridan Road early Friday
• Bremerton Gasworks remains under review
• Three charged with rendering criminal assistance to shooter in trooper case plead not guilty
• Mom of boy involved in Armin Jahr shooting jailed; boyfriend released
• Chamber members to roast Hyas Tyee winners
• New store for Morty's
• Mother of boy involved in Armin Jahr shooting jailed
• East Bremerton latest site for proposed for homeless shelter
• Could district be found liable for gun brought, shot at Bremerton school?
• Surgeon hopeful, despite severity of Amina's injuries
• Assault charges for mother of Armin Jahr shooter, her boyfriend
• Bomb squad called out for backpack at Bremerton police station
• In East Bremerton, man steals $150 by 'confusing' clerk in making change
• Candle the cause of Sunday house fire in Bremerton
• Elderly woman in Bremerton allegedly bilked of thousands
• Removing an eyesore takes time, Bremerton says
• Autocross amateurs kick off 2012 Kitsap Kup
• Bremerton police canvass area as investigation into slaying continues
• County, city at odds over Bremerton officer's credibility
• Pickup truck jumps median on Warren Avenue Bridge
• New apartment complex proposed near Bremerton's Evergreen Park
• Applications available for Armed Forces Day parade
• Concert Saturday to benefit Amina's family
• Bremerton superintendent doesn't get Puyallup job
• Kitsap Transit keeping retired executive director around a little longer
• WinCo Foods poised to open April 1 in Bremerton
• 9-year-old gets community service, counseling in Armin Jahr shooting
• Mother, boyfriend face criminal charges in Bremerton school shooting case
• Nimitz headed for Everett
• Severe weather shelter opens in Bremerton
• Panhandlers, squatters prompt new discussion on hard-to-help homeless
• Jimmy John's eyes Bremerton
• Bremerton High's 50-year roof needs replacement after half that time
• Stennis sailors find big changes after 7 months at sea
• Interim cleanup planned at Bremerton's Crownhill School
• Don't call Bremerton school shooting an 'accident,' lawyer says
• Bremerton goes purple to show support for Amina
• Safe Boats delivering 37 vessels to Navy
• State Patrol announces remote viewing sites for fallen trooper's memorial service
• PENINSULAR THINKING BLOG | If this seems worse, there is a logical reason in illogical times
• Belfair Valley residents worry about noise, pollution at proposed track
• Investigation tops agenda in Bremerton neighborhood summit
• Illahee man dies of injuries suffered in September robbery, assault
• Bremerton residents seek answers on killer
• Armin Jahr shooting victim still in critical condition
• Blake told 18-year-old to look away as he shot trooper, investigators say
• Local leaders ponder which 737 MAX suppliers to woo
• Seasoned restaurateur steps into new Arena
• Prosecutors hoping for treatment, probation for 9-year-old suspect
• Armin Jahr shooting leaves some looking for legislative remedy
• Two-way traffic resumes on Manette Bridge
• Suspect's life marked by run-ins with law
• Grief, confusion as students return to Armin Jahr Elementary
• Judge orders boy in Armin Jahr shooting to be kept in juvie
• Radulescu: 'He loved being a trooper'
• 2-year prison sentence for former gun-dealing Bremerton cop
• Girl shot at Armin Jahr faces more surgeries
• Long criminal history for possible suspect in shooting
• Girl, 8, injured in school shooting
• Evidence collected in Bremerton and Seattle, and from taxi
• Injuries were averted in previous gun incidents at Kitsap schools
• Sign of the cross at commuter crossroads
• Student shot at Armin Jahr Elementary School in Bremerton
• Photo gallery: Ash Wednesday at the Bremerton Ferry Terminal
• Posner to head Bremerton Pilots Association
• Bremerton Police speak to 'person of interest,' but make no arrest
• Kitsap gas prices rising quickly
• THE COMMUTE BLOG: Highway 3/304 mess getting a look
• Construction funds lacking for new road
• Drag-strip dilemma: Should it go or should it stay?
• Sister's lives launched after living homeless in family's Ford Taurus
• Kitsap Rifle and Revolver Club files legal appeal
• Auto-repair owner charged with extortion
• Bremerton School District sticking with a no-name performing arts center
• Kitsap Quilters show continues Saturday
• Person of interest in Bremerton crimes lacks some qualities typical of serial killers
• Bremerton police: Observe, report and reassure
• Bremerton police see rise in requests for help with block watches
• Reward offered in Bremerton killings
• Slain woman who had recently moved to Bremerton had 'a heart of gold'
• Illahee illustrator receives award for children's book
• Sex offender moves to NE 30th Street in East Bremerton
• Sex offender moves to Sheridan Road
• Surviver of 2011 stabbing attack: 'This wasn't his first time'
• Bigger, better aircraft carrier pier completed
• Bremerton council redistricting would pit incumbents against each other
• Kitsap military personnel get special screening of "Act of Valor"
• Stennis strike group getting new commander
• Bremerton school superintendent in running for job in Puyallup
• No new information offered in Bremerton homicides
• Bay Vista Offers New Homes at Affordable Prices
• Tightened Medicaid ER rules prompt pushback from some doctors
• Habitat for Humanity celebrates first home renovation
• Bremerton woman standing up to life's challenge
• Wary neighbors on alert in West Bremerton
• Burke, Brannon homicides may be related, Bremerton police say
• Major renovation under way for United Way
• Bremerton begins planning process for car tabs
• Harrison stands to lose lots of money to Franciscan Home Health
• Renovation brings Navy base services together
• Shipyard accident victim was from Bremerton
• Drag strip stripped from new race-park plans
• The most energy-efficient oven possible
• Body found in West Bremerton was homicide victim, police state
• Passers-by rescue children when car catches fire after Highway 3 crash
• Truck rolls, pins Gorst man
• Navy to dismantle 66-year-old dry-dock divider
• It's Stoddy's turn at the bar
• Business spotlight: Horse and Cow will go on without founder
• Nothing new disclosed about body found on High Street
• Special skaters debut at Bremerton Ice Center
• Local Republicans gearing up for March 3 caucuses
• Police investigating after body found in West Bremerton
• Bremerton man charged with child molestation
• Old Manette Bridge lives on in unique mosaic
• Shipyard's Sorna among top federal engineers
• No decision reached in case of accused Kitsap Transit driver
• Harrison infection rates for central lines, ventilators improve
• Building collapse due to rotten beams
• Gorst building suddenly begins to sink
• Police: Bremerton couple attacked by landlord with knife
• Belfair, Bremerton men sentenced to prison for illegally selling firearms
• Committee gets feedback on possible levy
• Bremerton approves methadone zoning
• Author becomes face of movement to raise awareness of the homeless
• Starbucks building on Kitsap Way in front of Walgreens
• Illegal brush picking in Illahee on the rise
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• Electric Boat expands lease in Bremerton industrial park
• KITSAP CAUCUS BLOG: Methadone clinic director's expansion plans on hold
• Bremerton-based contractor Dimension 4 closes; last 35 workers lose jobs
• Man arrested during break-in near Kitsap Lake
• Bremerton group to offer advice on possible school tax measure
• Federal investigation of shipyard contractor continues
• Design funds for next big OC building floated in Legislature
• Still no sign of Bremerton teen who disappeared in October
• Bremerton council to weigh methadone clinic zoning options
• BB gun suspected in damage to car windows in Bremerton, Poulsbo
• Bremerton officer taken to hospital after car accident
• Homeless, help connect through annual Project Connect event
• Winds play havoc with power in Illahee
• Kitsap mountain rescue group helps in Mount Rainier missions
• KITSAP CAUCUS BLOG: Bremerton port ponders what's in a logo
• Manette bridge to close Wednesday
• Bremerton, businesses seek agreement on Fourth Street parking
• Plastic bags, now under fire, have been unique knitter's resource for years
• Manette Bridge closes Monday for annual inspections
• Traffic changes in store this summer in Bremerton
• Bremerton woman charged with biting firefighter
• Bremerton man sentenced for sexual relationship with teen girl
• Port of Bremerton considers partnership with Seabeck marina developers
• Senator visits Bremerton school to study early learning program
• Harrison Medical Center considers joining larger health care system
• Association takes over two Bremerton events
• Genealogy center now open at Kitsap Regional Library
• New tool helps Bremerton fire crews clear the airway
• Business spotlight: Pulse still strong at Kitsap's health clubs
• PENINSULAR THINKING BLOG: Roundabouts — don't go in if you can't get out
• Hospital chaplain a spiritual guide on life's journey
• Bremerton man charged with burglarizing church
• 9/11 memorial in Bremerton could be ready, but park around might wait
• Roommate charged in stabbing at Bremerton apartment
• Illahee man's Facebook post about breaking woman's rib leads to arrest
• Bremerton-Port Orchard ferry now can hold 120 people
• Big crowd offers opinions on names for Bremerton arts center
• Bremerton woman stabbed; roommate arrested
• Man gets 5 years in prison for Allyn crash that killed 3
• Sex offenders change addresses in Bremerton
• Bremerton Rotary will help put on Blackberry Festival
• Cold-weather shelter opening tonight in Bremerton
• Education spotlight: Some View Ridge students plugged in to iLearn
• Bremerton man charged with indecent liberties
• USS Reagan comes in Tuesday
• Bremerton man charged with robbery outside bank
• Hired helper charged with forging checks, stealing jewels
• Bremerton School Board considering request for a capital projects levy
• Central Kitsap man acquitted of assault on police officer
• More possible names emerge for Bremerton High's arts center
• Lillian Walker, the 'soul' of Bremerton, dies at 98
• Bomb squad removes suspicious suitcase from Fourth Street in Bremerton
• Former employee pleads guilty to stealing from France Haddon Morgan Center funds
• New Bainbridge council in no rush to spend ferry settlement
• Bremerton swears in new council members
• New school board members face big issues
• Whale bones nearly ready for recovery
• Star of the Sea plans youth center in downtown Bremerton
• Knife-wielding man escapes police
• Bremerton women report unauthorized withdrawals from checking accounts
• Coroner: Bodies found in East Bremerton home were brothers
• With new facility, Peninsula aims to be more than 'poor people's clinic'
• Tow-truck driver helps nab hit-and-run suspect in East Bremerton
• Downtown Bremerton sculptures to be placed on pedestals
• Bremerton Blockbuster to close
• East Bremerton's Hillside Drive deaths called homicide-suicide
• Two found dead in East Bremerton
• Bremerton West High grad nabs top architecture honor
• Study of pollution at Bremerton elementary school nearly complete
• Man implicates self with gun-posing photo
• Mail thieves arrested in Bremerton
• Bremerton man charged with child molestation
• Bremerton says 'so long' to three council members
• Meeting on Sylvan Way post office closure postponed indefinitely
• Bremerton's Vertical World climbing gym to close
• Iconic Manette TV business turning off for good
• Just a few (really big) ships passing in the night
• Bremerton hires former San Jose public works boss
• Bremerton woman chases burglar from home
• Controversial Illahee housing development headed to auction block
• Bremerton citizens join city's leadership team
• Man sought after three-car crash in Bremerton
• Bremerton group plans shelter for those who can't go elsewhere
• Bremerton City Council approves budget that cuts fewer jobs
• Bremerton man might be imprisoned for life under "three strikes" law
• Romance author Debbie Macomber donates $500,000 to Salvation Army
• Constitutionality of espresso stand lewd conduct ordinance questioned
• Financial woes might close Sylvan Way post office
• Four finalists pegged for Bremerton public works job
• New Year's Eve Comedy Show
• 2 remain in serious condition following Highway 305 crash
• Officers attacked, cop loses ammo magazine in massive bar melee
• Bremerton City Council president calls for fewer job cuts
• Education spotlight: West Hills experiments with science
• Employer spotlight: Boston's Deli & Pizza
• Car tab funding a small chunk of what city needs
• Life Cycle Engineering opens Bremerton office
• Ramp for wheelchair stolen from disabled woman in Bremerton
• Level 3 sex offender moves to Bremerton
• Bremerton woman sentenced for child rape
• Bremerton car tabs raised by $20
• Under watchful eye of residents, Bremerton council punts on budget
• Alleging '70s sex abuse, Bremerton man sues Boy Scouts
• ROAD WARRIOR BLOG: Odds and ends on the new Manette Bridge
• Committee offers smaller 9/11 memorial plan for Bremerton park
• Bremerton car tab hike proposal to follow budget hearing
• Bremerton homeowners will be honored for improvements
• Hit-and-run injures pedestrian in Bremerton
• 2-month investigation leads to arrest of Bremerton man for counterfeiting
• Cell tower approved on Trenton Avenue
• Two Bremerton men jailed after cab fare dispute
• Manette Bridge to be closed Monday night
• Employer spotlight: Valley Center Produce
• Two men jailed after cab fare dispute
• Deputies looking for suspects in East Bremerton armed robbery
• Grief support group forming at Harrison
• Scaled-back design for Kitsap 9/11 Memorial to be unveiled next week
• Force behind Bremerton's Blackberry Festival calls it quits
• Poulsbo convenience store clerk fined for alleged lottery fraud
• Police chase, catch two men found driving stolen car
• Landlords say housing authority stealing their renters
• Police chase, catch two men driving stolen car
• Bainbridge man pulls knife, assaults crew on Bremerton ferry
• Lakewood man accused of breaking into home, assaulting Bremerton man
• A bridge to barge: Manette icon removed
• Photo gallery: Manette Bridge truss dismantled
• Business spotlight: Charleston emerges festive after clinic proposal
• Bremerton artist's work is as unique as his story
• Pet grooming business moves
• Bremerton parks board opted not to snuff out smoking
• Man tries to sell stolen grandfather clock at pawnshop
• Bremerton's sewage plant nearly overwhelmed by storm
• Bremerton park to be converted so kids in wheelchairs can use it, too
• Port of Bremerton approves 2012 budget
• Olympic High volunteers serve up holiday cheer along with free meals
• Kitsap Transit's new fast ferry shows off high speed, low wake
• Water rates could go up in Bremerton
• Bremerton man gets more than 13 years in prison for shooting girlfriend
• New Book Rescues Lesser Known History of Puget Sound
• In East Bremerton church, a day for the Scots
• Second 'Sally's Camp' tent city could open in December
• Bremerton man leads troopers on chase after breaking into house
• Boy suspended from bus for having toy guns
• Manette Bridge closing again overnight for form removal
• Bremerton council approves tax and fee revenues
• Bremerton Sons of Norway seeks to downsize
• Francis Haddon Morgan Center escorts final resident to new home
• Funds come through for affordable senior apartments in Bremerton
• Manette Bridge closing Thursday, Friday nights for work
• Suspect arrested in thefts of bronze grave markers from North Kitsap cemetery
• Conferences planned to address issues surrounding suicide
• Bremerton council members looking closely at layoffs
• Family, friends search for answers in case of missing Bremerton teen
• Washington State Ferries director touts on-time performance in visit to Bremerton
• Port Orchard police officer injured in Afghanistan is on his way home
• Car thief in East Bremerton swoops in when owner isn't looking
• Inmate injured after fall from Kitsap jail's second story
• Bremerton missing out on parking fine revenues
• Port Orchard policeman injured by roadside bomb in Afghanistan
• Composites manufacturer targets January opening in Bremerton
• Purse snatcher nabbed among blackberry bushes
• Ferry meetings start Monday at Bremerton Rotary
• New Manette Bridge connects past, future
• Three Habitat houses become homes
• Harrison central-line infection rate falls
• Solar panels provide jolt to Bremerton High science class
• Bremerton Chamber installs new officers
• Manette roundabout being enlarged for buses, trucks
• Bremerton singer in tune with decision on 'X Factor'
• Bremerton resident wants to make art out of campaign signs
• Temporary hold proposed for Bremerton arts program spending
• Pedestrians won't have Manette Bridge access for a week
• Bremerton singer cut from 'X Factor' TV show
• Proposed Port of Bremerton budget includes $10M in bonds for Safe Boats
• Proposed Bremerton budget would eliminate 25.5 city jobs
• Shipyard will play role in disposing of first aircraft carrier reactors
• He's 'Grandpa' to all PineCrest students
• West High alums want to name performing arts center after 'the music man'
• Wildcat Lake burglars caught
• Festival of Trees to bough out after 25 years
• Simon Cowell 'X'cited about Bremerton singer
• Organizers hope to reopen Sally's Camp in Bremerton
• Employer spotlight: Bremerton City Nursery
• 12-year-old interrupts burglar
• Man exposes himself to coffee stand employee
• Bremerton woman scammed by man posing as her grandson
• Man says he enters car because he was cold
• Bremerton City Council approves beer, wine sales at ice arena
• Bremerton man charged with molestation
• Bremerton voters get a choice: nine or seven
• In Bremerton council race, it's a new voice vs. 16-year veteran
• No current cases endangered by ex-detective's conviction, prosecutors say
• Party for Manette roundabout canceled
• Bremerton man jailed for allegedly propositioning teen for sex
• Employer spotlight: Silver City Restaurant and Brewery
• DSHS investigating death of former Morgan Center resident
• Crews respond to two suspicious fires in East Bremerton
• Finally, some differences among Bremerton port contenders
• Budget cuts could jeopardize Bremerton's bid to get prison
• Bremerton Council suprised to be stuck with bill for Manette Bridge change
• Mistaken car identity leads to road rage arrest
• Paving of Manette roundabout needs to be redone
• Bremerton apartment manager charged with shooting at shooter
• Pedestrian hit by car while crossing Highway 303
• Bremerton burglar sketched by police found by victim at high school soccer game
• Suspect in Bremerton shooting found in Portland
• Suspect sought in shooting at apartment complex in Bremerton
• Longtime Bremerton police officer pleads guilty to firearms, tax charges
• Man charged for threats at Bremerton restaurant
• Bremerton man shot, critically wounded; detectives investigating
• A lot of rock, but no roll for Highway 3 work
• Energy efficiency program launched in Bremerton
• Bremerton ice arena might sell beer and wine
• Bremerton port boundary changes approved
• Coast Guard picks up person who jumped off Bremerton ferry
• Bremerton candidates express differences at forum
• Longtime Kitsap educator, hard-worker Brent Anderson to be remembered
• Port Orchard woman injured in Gorst accident
• Record attendance at Olympic College's largest annual fundraiser
• Errant motorist leads Bremerton police on short chase
• Bremerton-area theft ring broken up, police say
• Police release sketch of burglary suspect
• Manette plans a party as roundabout opens
• Washington Avenue in Bremerton closed for three weeks
• New movie theater taking shape in Bremerton
• Bremerton Housing Authority to open subsidized-housing wait list
• Man acquitted of arson, robbery plot
• Credit cap forces first group of Running Start students to pony up
• Attempted pawning at Callow store busts open theft ring
• Another bleak budget for Bremerton
• Accident near Warren Avenue Bridge slows traffic
• Bremerton City Council affirms Arts Commission sculpture pick
• Oil sheen reported near Bremerton
• Bremerton schools hear tips on narrowing achievement gap
• Sims will address HUD and housing at upcoming event.
• Seminar focuses on successfully applying for government jobs
• Two step down from 9/11 memorial committee
• Prowler targets cars around Evergreen-Rotary Park
• Bremerton police sergeant's nose broken in bar fight
• Navy awards contracts
• New Manette Bridge rounding into shape
• Silver Songsters spread music across Kitsap County
• Betting on public art's payoff Kitsap's local governments continue to invest in art, even as the recession tightens budgets.
• Three-car chain reaction prompts big backup in Bremerton
• Four injured in Wheaton Way rollover
• Vandal paints swastika, gay slur on car in Bremerton
• Bremerton man who died in crash on West Belfair Valley Road identified
• Lie to grandparents leads to Bremerton man's arrest
• Bremerton company to do $20 million remodel of Bangor barracks
• Sailboat crashes into barge at Manette Bridge construction site
• Online teacher connects with her students
• Bremerton not spending grant money fast enough, auditor finds
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• Bremerton cop shot with plastic pellets from air rifle
• Commissioner Ring-Erickson running for 35th District Seat
• Leaders throttle up Boeing 737 MAX campaign
• Habitat for Humanity buys six home sites in Bremerton
• Owner of Bremerton pawn shop returns stolen Rolex — again
• Bremerton's latest car tab fee proposal dormant, but not dead
• Ferry schedules change Sunday
• East Bremerton man sentenced to 3 years for crash that killed baby
• Fire forces temporary evacuation of East Bremerton shopping center
• Motorcylist taken to Harrison after Warren Avenue Bridge accident
• Naval Base Kitsap conducting security exercises Friday
• Suspects use Taser on Bremerton man in his own yard
• Bremerton residents line up to clean up
• Kitsap Transit unveils its new worker-driver fleet Monday
• Motorcyclist involved in Highway 3 crash in critical condition
• At Rocky Point home, no more room for Elvis
• Kitsap-based sailor among thousands worldwide "pinned" on Friday
• Kitsap Sun photographers earn first-place awards in AP photo contest
• Century-old YMCA the source of stories, memories
• PSNS & IMF apprentice graduation Friday
• Superfund could speed cleanup of Bremerton Gasworks site
• Gun club trial delayed again
• Demolition of old Manette Bridge will take longer than expected
• Motorcyclist flown to hospital after collision on Highway 3 in Bremerton
• Oregon fair worker gets 20 months for sex with minor
• Energy codes topic of Sept. 22 workshop
• Buffet opens on Wheaton Way
• Living with AIDS doesn't mean she's dying of a disease
• Kitsap lawmakers vary on how to fill projected $1.3 billion deficit
• Improvements to Pacific Avenue in Bremerton put on hold
• Bremerton car registration fee still in limbo
• Harrison to make big move onto blighted Wheaton Way
• West Bremerton site to be proposed as federal Superfund site
• Blake Island cruise to benefit Navy SEALs
• Volunteers to clean along streets of Bremerton
• Neighbors' wishes for more parking could mean Fifth will stay one-way
• Public meeting set for Port of Bremerton redistricting plans
• State puts contractor paychecks on hold
• Protester can't stay out of prison for long
• Bremerton man arrested following pileup at East Bremerton intersection
• Bremerton man survives jump off Warren Avenue Bridge
• Study: Switching from diesel to natural gas could save ferries millions
• Third generation joins Art Anderson Associates
• Suspect arrested in theft of 700 pounds of iron from Manette work site
• Some Bremerton kindergarteners get a visit from their teachers
• Tree knocks out power in East Bremerton
• 9/11 beams draw emotions from crowd in Bremerton park
• Bridal shop opens in Gorst
• Shipyard, maintenance facility go platinum on conservation
• Harrison recognized for knee, hip replacements
• Millions go to fortify Kitsap military bases following 9/11 attack
• Sunday's 9/11 memorial grounbreaking will focus only on beams
• Fire burns house on Callow
• Man who died on Bremerton Navy base identified
• Manette feels the pain of progress
• Navy nurses celebrate the 100th birthday of one of their own
• Evergreen-Rotary Park boat launch closed Sunday
• State reduces bicycle escort vehicles for Highway 3 work
• Woman who thought she won millions scammed of $27,000
• New commercial building added to Auto Center Way
• Old Glory soon to fly high in Gorst
• Men charged with attacking, robbing Bremerton man
• Car tab fees back on Bremerton City Council's agenda
• Help for veterans available at Stand Down
• School spotlight: Our Lady Star of the Sea
• Education spotlight: New principal sees move to parochial school as a blessing
• For 15 minutes, future flyers own Kitsap skies
• Kitsap Red Cross director roaring off into retirement
• Bremerton Housing Authority lays of 24
• Northwoods Lodge gets another perfect score
• Cable stolen, portable toilets spilled on new Manette Bridge
• Sex offender moves to new address in Bremerton
• Laid-off employees at TeleTech call center in Bremerton will be rehired
• Manette Bridge intersection to close
• Inquiry begins into downed plane near Bremerton
• Renovated Bremerton park an outdoor classroom for toddlers
• Bremerton police find downed pilot near Gorst after two-hour search
• Bremerton grads from long ago gather one more time
• Motorcyclist still hospitalized after crash
• Marijuana grow operation sparks small East Bremerton apartment fire
• West Bremerton house fire set intentionally, fire marshal says
• With pruners, rakes and mops, Silverdale church takes Sunday service to new level
• Stolen cars found with help of Facebook
• Bremerton's Morgan Center could remain a home that helps
• Dance school opens in Bremerton
• Bremerton man charged with stealing $80,000 from elderly woman
• Federal judge dismisses Woods View claims against Kitsap County
• Mobile shower offers Kitsap's homeless a place to get clean
• Bremerton man gets 5 years for trying to sell meth
• Bremerton might reverse course on one-way street
• Man who called police about gun pulling goes to jail for burglary
• East Bremerton man injured in dog attack
• GPS helps Bremerton police find stolen car, net suspect
• Gorst traffic backups likely to begin Friday, WSDOT says
• Back to School for Bremerton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Manette's 'conscience' succumbs to ALS
• New Bremerton water plant avoids costly filtration
• New council districts in Bremerton could reintroduce turnout disparity
• Port Orchard DUI suspect found with loaded gun on hip
• Sex offender moves to Bremerton's Oak Street
• Olympic College in Bremerton will close for five days during electrical system upgrade
• Starting Monday, brace for big Highway 3 backups
• Bremerton woman arrested for leaving baby in car
• Bremerton man charged in shooting at Kitsap Way hotel
• Open house at Paul Davis Restoration
• Methadone siting could be years in the making.
• Kitsap leaders seek to buy a little 737 buzz
• Suspect jailed after shooting at hotel on Kitsap Way in Bremerton
• Public can comment on proposed ferry fare increases
• Bremerton moratorium may mean end of methadone clinic talk
• Port Orchard will adopt moratorium on medical pot gardens
• Volunteers needed to count bicyclists, walkers
• Local Navy League council wins award for newsletter
• Lewis-McChord building named for war hero from Kitsap
• Program to conserve energy jumps from Bainbridge to Bremerton
• Backpacks detonated at Bremerton transit center
• Challenger Daugs takes lead in Bremerton City Council primary
• Ex-pastor from Port Orchard sentenced for sexual acts with 12-year-old
• Bremerton port candidates promise there'll be no more 'stealth taxes'
• Methadone moratorium could push center out for longer than six months
• Japanese students take aim at a new experience
• Video captures man cutting hospital seats with knife
• Neighbors remain wary of possible development near Evergreen Park
• Gorst to get even slower starting in a little more than a week
• Man in bathroom charged with voyeurism
• State legislator Finn won't run for re-election in 2012
• Man arrested for spying on girls at Norm Dicks Center
• Bob Stewart, 'lively character' and Bremerton political leader in '70s, dead at 85
• Bremerton man sentenced to more than five years for robbery
• Veterans share frustrations over filing claims, accessing services
• Kitsap Transit thinks it has funding solution for experimental ferry
• 'Meltdown' helps kids cool off from another sweltering 70-degree day
• Wanted for and found with meth, man runs from Bremerton bike cop
• Port takes steps toward bigger building for Safe Boats
• Efficiency, renovations are new focus for Habitat for Humanity of Kitsap
• Bremerton woman creates flag honoring military members, veterans
• Two arrested after race on Warren Avenue
• Bremerton port considering changes to commissioner district boundaries
• Bremerton City Council candidates want to put focus on Wheaton Way
• Lions Park sculptures to commemorate orcas' 1997 visit
• Harrison heart surgeons receive top rating again
• Thieves go through roof of smoke shop
• Catalytic converters stolen from tire store
• Bremerton hires interim public works director
• Shipyard family day expected to draw large crowd
• Thief backs pickup truck through front of store
• New Olympic College baking program the icing to school's culinary cake
• Two big projects keep Puget Sound Naval Shipard hopping
• Two Bremerton shops offer tack, leathers
• Summer program helps Bremerton freshmen-to-be climb to new heights
• No big cuts planned in 2011-'12 Bremerton School District budget
• New commanding officer aims to keep Naval Hospital Bremerton on a roll
• Illahee crash sends 3 to hospital
• Bremerton man charged with three counts of child rape
• Bremerton chamber debates start Tuesday
• Bremerton planetarium offers viewers the universe
• Six months in jail for woman who kicked man out of house, then stole from him
• 10 years to life for Bremerton man convicted by jury of child rape
• College starts training employees for Kitsap's hoped-for new industry
• Thieves targeting hot item at substations: Copper wiring
• Sen. Murray to visit with veterans in Bremerton
• Family of Sara Burke: 'We need answers'
• Bones of gray whale that died on Bremerton beach will be saved for display
• National Night Out events planned for Kitsap Peninsula
• Power relieves Dolan at Fleet Logistics Center
• New leader taking over at Naval Hospital
• Bremerton coffee stand robbed
• Going buggy in Bremerton
• Bremerton man recycles auto parts for a custom-built 3-wheeled motorcycle
• Governing Kitsap's 911 service — a case of too many cooks?
• Regional council steers $1.85 million to Kitsap transportation projects
• Bremerton woman making art out of trash
• Sylvan Way Christian School shutting down its K-8 program
• Shipyard's proposed ferry price not in state's ballpark
• Medicare change spells end of heart- and lung-care facility
• Dead gray whale undergoes detailed exam
• Bremerton man follows woman into grocery store, attempts to steal her purse
• Two ferries replacing one on Annapolis route
• Gray whale that died on Bremerton beach was emaciated, biologists say
• Crews start disassembling Manette Bridge, right on schedule
• Minimalist design public's preference for 9/11 memorial in Bremerton
• Bremerton detectives investigate another home invasion
• Tears, raindrops bid goodbye to USS John C. Stennis
• Last call across the old Manette Bridge
• Beer fans pouring into Bremerton
• Teens beat up man in his own apartment
• Youngster encounters burglar in nighttime bathroom run
• Police arrest eight in East Bremerton drug bust
• Another Bremerton public works employee exits
• Bremerton council stalls methadone clinic
• Police arrest eight in Bremerton drug bust
• Vehicles of DUI suspects now need to be locked up for at least 12 hours
• No headline - Methadone_stop_072111
• Road work slowing southbound Highway 3 traffic near Highway 304
• Mayor Lent confirms WinCo Foods coming to Bremerton
• Stennis leaves Monday for seven-month deployment
• Kitsap Way flooring store's sudden closure sends customers scrambling
• Gas leak spurs evacuations near Olympic College
• Bremerton police hunt robbery suspect near Evergreen-Rotary Park
• Legion post in Bremerton going with bankruptcy
• Pollution report focuses on Sinclair, Dyes inlets
• Bremerton man thwarts possible arson fire
• Two original bridge crossers will be among final ones
• USS John C. Stennis, Johnny Miller kick off Junior Am in big way
• Two injured in Warren Avenue Bridge crash
• Copper thieves leave PSE substation dark
• Housing Kitsap moves to Bremerton's Norm Dicks Government Center this week
• Road trip planned for World Trade Center beams
• Investigation finds favoritism in Bremerton police youth program
• Methadone clinic plan riles some Charleston business owners
• Manette Bridge closed Tuesday and Thursday
• Bremerton schools expect $2.1 million budget shortfall
• A sacred scroll goes before a loving physician
• Bremerton City Council to mayor: More warning, please
• Spirit of invention inspires kids at Sylvan Way Christian School
• Training planned for defense contractors
• Power restored in West Bremerton
• Leaking propane tanks causes temporary closure of Kitsap Way
• Bremerton planning event for final day cars will be allowed on Manette Bridge
• Bremerton public works director resigns after less than a year
• Surprise! Fifth Street one way by government center
• Bremerton methadone clinic finds a home
• New loan source could help struggling homeowners
• Bremerton police investigating break-ins at Mountain View Middle School
• Bremerton man in Wheaton collision remains in serious condition
• Two-car accident sends one to Harborview
• Merger between Bremerton, South Kitsap fire districts officially dead
• Manette bridge opening early today
• Men rescue fawn hit by car, get angry they can't keep it
• Bremerton council firm on Evergreen Park as site for 9/11 memorial
• Bremerton City Council defeats proposal for $20 car tab fee increase
• Manette Bridge to close Friday for concrete pour
• New Bremerton parking enforcement under way
• Pickup goes up in flames on Wycoff
• Bremerton fiber optic cable cut knocks out service for Wave Broadband customers
• Lt. Dan salutes the troops with praise and rock 'n' roll
• Harrison infection rate improves slightly
• Silverdale man charged with arson in East Bremerton restaurant fire
• Change in medical marijuana law not making ganjapreneurs of Kitsap garden stores
• Third frigate joins mothball fleet
• Fourth of July celebrations
• Grocery retailer eyeing Bremerton?
• Bremerton fire, police investigating bathroom fire
• Woman nearly hits officer with car
• Some in Kitsap want less in Olympia
• Summer meals get big 'Hoorah'
• Bullet shot in one apartment narrowly misses man in another
• Broadway closed near college
• Work to hold rock will constrict Gorst traffic
• Man arrested for arson after East Bremerton house fire
• Fire damages Bremerton house
• Gorst sewer hookups still in progress
• Bremerton Port wants clarification in Harborfest role
• Crews to begin pouring Manette Bridge deck soon
• Driver caught after ditching car, attempting to run from police
• Kitsap Community Food Co-op selects site in East Bremerton
• Man allegedly uses taser on relatives
• Hill honors woman who fought for Manette
• Bremerton not sweating red-light camera court ruling
• State study targets polluted Kitsap streams
• Pitbull stolen from Bremerton yard
• Bremerton couple get long sentences for meth dealing
• Fake pot stolen from convenience store
• Architects transform Sears building to meet highest sustainability standards
• Bremerton Police: stabbing victim did not know suspect
• Permanent homeless shelter proposed as Bremerton tent city zips up
• Bremerton seeks people to write opinions on council size measure
• Safe Boats to compete against three others for big Coast Guard contract
• Kitsap Community Resources wins $630,000 grant for AmeriCorps
• Smoke mystery damages downtown Bremerton building, slows ferry traffic
• Lena Swanson drops out of race for Bremerton City Council seat
• Man stabbed in Bremerton; police pursue suspect
• Boys hurt when bike crashes into car in Bremerton
• Mountain View Middle School restructuring plan approved
• Families torn apart by drug abuse celebrate reunification
• FBI investigates man's harrassing calls to casino
• Bremerton police officers vote no confidence in chief
• Homeless man wakens, scares off intruders
• Unwanted visitor swipes jewelry, cash from elderly woman
• Makeshift dump in the works behind former store
• Injured sailor doing better
• Ten-year book journey closes final chapter
• Manette bridge closed now and again tonight
• Only one Bremerton council race to be on primary ballot
• Commencement speaker took long road to Olympic College degree
• Were jailed Bremerton man's rights violated when he wasn't able to get his dog back?
• Financial questions kill fire department merger plan — at least for now
• Out-of-towners bring tugboats to Bremerton
• Woman suspected of trying to torch truck
• Celebration and solemnity at Bremerton alternative school graduation
• Bremerton Housing Authority to briefly reopen wait list
• OC leader touts college's impact on community
• Bremerton schools garner national acclaim for early learning efforts
• Former jailed advocate for veterans running for Bremerton council seat
• Manette Bridge declared safe, reopens
• State supreme court upholds firing of Bremerton woman fired for medical pot use
• Manette Bridge closed after crack found
• Tugs Puttering into Bremerton Marina
• Bremerton firefighters' opposition to merger deal could kill proposal
• Last nursing home worker who shared nude photos disciplined
• Bremerton Housing Authority tightens inside procedures
• Sex offender now living on Bertha Avenue
• A journey of communication will take Olympic High School grad to Galapagos
• Evolving anwers to the question: 'What do you want to do?'
• Bremerton man charged with rape
• Bremerton renews contract with Kitsap Humane Society
• Bremerton YMCA's century celebration sees change coming
• Bremerton council makes the switch on parking enforcement
• Teen homeless shelter gets big jolt of funding
• Bremerton Police investigating man found dead in OC parking lot
• Cab driver sentenced to prison for rape
• Bremerton man charged with having explosive
• Bremerton man booked for allegedly raping girls
• Bremerton man charged in residential burglaries
• Bremerton men charged with shooting at police on Warren Avenue Bridge
• Bremerton man accused of child rape
• Firefighters save dog from Manette kitchen fire
• Memorial Day: Honoring the past — and ongoing — sacrifice of those on the front lines
• Alleged Country Lane burglar caught
• Bremerton completes combined sewage program
• Frances Haddon Morgan Center families face difficult transition
• Bystanders chase down purse thief at grocery store
• Kitsap Applied Technologies gets reprieve from county board
• Suspects arrested after firing shots at Brermerton police
• Kitsap Health and Rehabilitation in Bremerton to close its doors
• Diamond Parking soon to relinquish Bremerton parking enforcement
• Bremerton man OK after being shot in arm
• Receipt, jewelry found on roadside help police track suspects
• Historic ocean tug pulls into Harborfest
• Port's commitment to summer foot ferry stalls
• Bremerton parks commission has reservations about design of 9/11 memorial
• Bremerton woman, Kenmore man arrested for alleged sex crimes
• Landscaper credited with saving life of coworker who touched live power lines
• Armed Forces Day: ‘no town does it better'
• ARC of Kitsap and Jefferson gives up on bingo
• Motorcyclist injured in crash
• Fire merger committee presents plan to public
• Norseland site near Bremerton airport no longer deemed hazardous
• Morgan Center fate remains unclear as Senate votes to close it
• Bremerton goes with reserves to pay county in condo settlement
• Bremerton man charged with hiding camera in restaurant's employee bathroom
• Horses pulling out of Armed Forces Day parade
• 'Washington's Most Wanted' to feature Bremerton homicide
• Bremerton's Summit to house 'most vulnerable'
• Police track down stolen car, stolen items inside
• Bremerton man charged with child molestation
• Motorcycle rider injured in Bremerton crash
• Leaders meet to keep 737 plant in-state, and maybe in Bremerton
• Port Orchard wants to revive ferry service to Bremerton on summer Sundays
• 11th Street in Bremerton open again after collision
• Memories of Nazi occupation of Norway still vivid for Kitsap resident
• Business spotlight: CarHop used cars coming to Kitsap
• Passenger ferry testing in the works, Kitsap Transit wonders what comes next
• Bremerton to ink deal for downtown movie theater
• Mourners pay respects to stabbing victim as investigation continues
• Eyman comes to Bremerton to launch initiative on tolls
• Bremerton, Kitsap County reach settlement on condo dispute
• Bremerton Port mulls 'industry clusters' to strengthen hand with Safe Boats
• Drug possession charge for man hid on bridge
• Bremerton woman charged with stabbing ex-boyfriend when he wouldn't give her money
• Deputies reunite stolen dog with rightful owner
• Manufacturer of planetarium equipment moves into old Bremerton firehouse
• Work program for severely disabled may lose county funding
• Bremerton police track down suspect who hid under Warren Avenue Bridge
• Bremerton detectives investigating another stabbing
• A day in the lives seeking refuge at Sally's Camp
• Bremerton man charged in case involving sex act at women's prison
• Pit bull reportedly stolen from van
• Bremerton reaches out to concierges to tap Seattle for tourists
• Volunteer gives boardwalk's faded granite plaques a makeover
• Port Angeles man charged with cashing bad check from Kitsap jail
• Kitsap Historical Museum cobbles together an exhibit
• Single stab wound caused Bremerton woman's death, autopsy finds
• Bremerton council to let voters decide on its future size
• While stabbing victim is mourned, police search for suspect
• Emmanuel Apostolic Church's ‘first lady' dies at 61
• Bremerton veteran hoping for return of flag that graced friend's coffin
• Bullet accidently fired into Bremerton preschool; no one injured
• Woman who died in stabbing was 19-year-old from Bremerton
• Bremerton Police investigating apparent stabbing death on Warren Avenue
• Organizers say death will add poignancy to 9/11 memorial
• Meeting on proposed prison center in Bremerton planned for Tuesday evening
• Second public clinic planned for Bremerton
• Former Bremerton cop federally indicted for illegal gun sales
• Bremerton middle school plans restructuring required by federal government
• Bremerton's Oasis for troubled kids celebrates a 'graduation'
• K-9 team nabs suspect after car chase
• Council reduction could become Bremerton ballot measure this week
• Tiger's comeback: A Bremerton fighter's life is saved by the ring
• At Poggie Club event, fish for the fry
• Bremerton looks at adding electronic parking pay stations downtown
• Man asks driver to slow down, driver head-butts him
• Bremerton man gets 5 years in prison for assault, eluding
• Olympic College closes because of gas leak
• Poulsbo man who reported weapon brandishing had warrant for the same crime
• Bremerton Rescue Mission opens two houses for homeless men
• Bremerton man sentenced for assault in case that cost dog its life
• Manette residents share ideas for saving open space
• Bremerton Port Commission approves motorsports park lease
• Port of Bremerton promotes from within to fill coming CEO vacancy
• New waterfront park may be coming to Bremerton's Anderson Cove neighborhood
• Bremerton Ambulance workers turn down union
• Bremerton School District working out details of new science, math program
• Bremerton port expected to approve lease for new motorsports park
• Bremerton port wants to contend for Boeing 737 replacement line
• Pep Boys comes back to Bremerton
• New board officers for Kitsap Credit Union
• Carnegie Hall sounds sweet to Bremerton band
• Shots fired outside Perry Avenue Mall establishment
• Boy brings Airsoft gun to school
• For once, a promise fulfilled for Anderson Cove
• Bremerton man gets more than four-year prison term for felony DUI
• Last home in Bremerton's Westpark neighborhood now gone
• Shipyard history author Reh dies at 91
• Organ donor from Bremerton honored for giving 'Gift of Life'
• Bremerton man sentenced to lengthy term for molestation, voyeurism
• Clock starts on effort to save park in Bremerton's Manette neighborhood
• One last cleanup before memorial work can begin at Bremerton park
• Kitsap commissioners looking for a modest proposal to regulate 'sexpresso' stands
• Man threatens elected officials at Norm Dicks Government Center
• Bremerton man's house gutted of $30k in items after being kicked out by court order
• Is 7 enough for Bremerton council? Voters could decide in November
• Volunteers needed for Sinclair Inlet cleanup
• First all-electric Nissan Leafs arrive in Kitsap
• Three Bremerton men charged with graffiti vandalism
• Bremerton car theft convict arrested again
• Bremerton alternative school helps grandmother's dream come true
• Two Bremerton teens charged with graffiti crimes
• By foot or by car, Bremerton cops catch up to suspects
• Final preparations under way for second homeless shelter
• Support of Frances Haddon Morgan Center strong despite audit report
• Bremerton sky diver hopes to make second record-setting jump
• More than $300,000 stolen from state, clients at Frances Haddon Morgan Center
• New date set for Bremerton Ambulance union vote
• Bremerton among three finalists for new state prison facility
• Work on both Bremerton bridges backs up traffic
• Bremerton police officer shot suspect in December chase
• Soggy ground delays reopening of Lions Park in East Bremerton
• Government shutdown could be costly for Kitsap's federal workers
• Housing Kitsap sets date to move into Norm Dicks Government Center
• Man takes battle against red-light ticket to Kitsap Superior Court
• Bremerton Fire Department battles two duplex fires in one day
• Martinis with tapas on Bremerton's menu come summer
• One addition, one subtraction on Wheaton Way bar scene
• ‘Cutting edge' science on display at Bremerton High School
• Former CenCom building out as methadone treatment center
• Season of change at Habitat for Humanity of Kitsap
• Bremerton woman sentenced for stealing from Central Kitsap Soccer Club
• Car tabs back on the Bremerton agenda
• Bremerton tent city now accepting couples
• Salvation Army to host fundraiser for teen center
• Film festival added to annual state science fair
• East Bremerton car victim remembered as ‘shining star' of OC automotive program
• State Legion board to consider suspending Bremerton post's charter
• Woman gone wild upsets bar customers
• Bremerton woman says she suffered prolonged beating
• Bremerton's American Legion Post 68 filing for bankruptcy
• Bremerton considers selling off slab once envisioned as a park
• Bremerton jazz musician sentenced to community service, fine, evaluations
• Curator credited with helping make history 'hip' at Bremerton museum
• Cause of Bremerton car fire still unknown
• Car fire forces evacuation of Bremerton hotel
• Some PSNS workers could return home from Japan
• New downtown Bremerton restaurant sets opening date
• New commander takes charge of Bremerton-based USS John C. Stennis
• Level 3 sex offender moves to 11th Street in Bremerton
• Barrier added to protect walkers on new Manette Bridge
• Man seriously injured in stairwell fall
• Shipyard radiological technicians head for Japan to provide assistance
• Stormwater, sewage spill closes inlets to shellfish harvest
• Police: woman strangled by random attacker at Bremerton ferry terminal
• Union accuses Bremerton Ambulance of voting shenanigans
• Bremerton gets its green on during St. Paddy's day parade
• Shipyard personnel at Yokosuka reported safe after quake
• Second man charged in alleged kidnapping and beating of woman
• Bremerton again looking at eliminating unpopular business tax
• Proposal re-emerges to reduce size of Bremerton City Council
• Bremerton looks at making public urination a civil infraction, not a misdemeanor
• Safe Boats sets up leases with Port of Bremerton to expire in 2012
• Woman hits Bremerton bank with car
• Kitsap unemployment spikes as stores show holiday clerks the door
• Bremerton woman uses pepper spray on two police officers
• Hacker sends teen's half-naked photo to Facebook, e-mail contacts
• Injured Manette Bridge worker in critical condition
• Salvation Army plans major revamp of downtown Bremerton facility
• Motorsports park leaders envision $10M facility on 250 acres of port land
• Youth trip to Russia set stage for Bremerton woman's Peace Corp stint
• Worker seriously injured in accident at Manette Bridge construction site
• Bremerton School District, legion post in court fight over baseball field
• Judge delays appeal by Bremerton jazz musician
• Disaster averted as mobile home catches fire in gas station
• South Kitsap man charged with setup, robbery
• Bremerton man jailed for kidnapping, assaulting woman
• Another shelter for homeless women and children to open soon in Bremerton
• New Archbishop of Seattle visits Bremerton this week
• Bozeman: Safe Boats still deciding on whether to relocate
• Stolen card used for groceries and gas
• Man charged in school district laptop theft, drugs
• Manette Bridge work crews starting to fill in girder gaps
• Could final nail come down on carpenters' local?
• Detectives believe children set West Bremerton fire
• Child hospitalized following East Bremerton bus crash
• Bremerton man accidentally shoots himself in the hand
• Bozeman to leave Bremerton port at year's end
• Poulsbo man arrested for meth after asking cops for ride
• Condo residents doing their part to help bring people to Bremerton
• Harborside owners feel at home despite condo controversy
• Suspicious backpack reported in Bremerton found empty
• Harborside condos: A look at how the bet went bad
• Bremerton girl reports suspicious van on Sylvan Way
• Court won't stop gravel mine near Kitsap Lake
• Council releases Morgan center easement
• Police: suspect in California barbershop shootout may be in Kitsap
• Mom, young son mooned on Warren Avenue Bridge
• Bremerton woman is happiest when she's singing
• Council to put off decision on Frances Haddon Morgan Center easement
• Departing shipyard worker comes across dying man
• Bomb squad finds clothing, instructions in suspicious package
• Runaway accused of selling drugs said she was seeking birth mother
• Kitsap County prepares to take over Rolling Hills Golf Course
• Bremerton used car dealer retires after 50 years
• City to replace 3,000 feet of sewer line in West Bremerton
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Central Kitsap crash
• New sidewalks planned for area around Bremerton elementary school
• Nearly $60,000 raised for Kitsap and North Mason Boy Scouts
• Bremerton felon arrested after foot chase
• Free plants offered in forest near Kitsap Lake
• Kitsap prosecutors file charge in crash that killed baby Enzo
• Power moves at play in Frances Haddon Morgan Center's future
• After months of work, tent city opens in Bremerton
• 19th Hole back in the game
• East Bremerton Rotary members give kids a place to cook
• Mother of 4-month old with injuries charged with first-degree assault
• Plan on South Kitsap, Bremerton fire merger to be presented in April
• Woman jailed after infant found ‘unresponsive' in Jackson Park
• Icy road may have caused morning collision on Bremerton bridge
• Some labor allegations against Kitsap Mental Health Services will get second look
• Gunshot injury suspect charged for gun possession
• Silverdale man charged for relationship with 13-year-old
• Harrison announces $35 million in expansion plans
• Port Orchard girl trades birthday gifts to help the homeless
• Spike in late-night robberies reported in Bremerton
• Hundreds of homeless Connect with help in Bremerton
• Bremerton Port commissioners aprove lease for Port Orchard boat ramp
• Man says woman he met via online dating site robbed him
• Bremerton jury convicts legally blind musician of obstructing police
• Contaminated West Bremerton property could become Superfund site
• Bremerton police officer testifies that blind musician appeared to be a threat
• Bremerton piano tuner hopes to strike a chord with latest grand piano
• Bremerton Police find alleged hit-and-run driver in attic
• Bremerton park to get a makeover for preschoolers
• Bremerton man charged with assault after using belt to spank child
• Trial of legally blind Bremerton musician who clashed with police begins
• Manette Bridge closing Tuesday through Thursday
• Bremerton sex offender moves to 10th Street
• Carbon-composite manufacturing plant could bring 200 jobs to Bremerton
• Punctured fuel tank leaks fuel into creek in Bremerton
• Olympic College invites comments on on-campus speech policy
• Bremerton case among inspirations for anti-eminent domain legislation
• Eight cops respond to one Bremerton assault suspect
• Few objections to proposed downtown Bremerton homeless shelter
• Auditor nicks Bremerton on financial compliance
• Bremerton man violently resists arrest after coming on to friend's wife
• Bremerton woman refuses to pay fare for cab from Seattle to Olympia to Bremerton
• State Supreme Court hears case of Bremerton woman fired for medical pot use
• Calendar honors Port Orchard resident's WWII shipyard work
• Aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan coming to Bremerton in January 2012
• Car crash blocks Auto Center Way in Bremerton
• State Supreme Court hears Bremerton pot case
• Bid for Bremerton Prison in SKIA Won't Come Without a Fight
• Gasoline-Fueled Fire Heavily Damages East Bremerton Home
• USS Stennis Flying Seahawks Flag as it Leaves Bremerton
• Caregivers, Clients Rally in Bremerton as Budget Cuts Hit Home
• Bremerton Woman Gives Birth to Son at 1:11 on 1/11/11
• Bremerton Picked to Host Beer Festival
• Bremerton Burglary Victim Helps Detectives Reel in His Stolen Stuff
• Bremerton Man Arrested for Alleged Child Porn Crimes
• Suspect Gets Hold of Bremerton Police Officer's Taser
• Man Charged in Violent Manette Incident Gets 10 Years, but Avoids Third Strike
• Marines to Train at Naval Base Kitsap
• Bremerton High Graduate's Socks-Tights Combo to Get Oprah's Endorsement
• Storm-Battered Kitsap Close to Meeting Threshold for FEMA Funds
• Kingston Woman Admits Marijuana Pipe Is Hers After First Blaming Her Son
• Bremerton Will Compete to Locate State Corrections Facility in SKIA
• Will Maupin Elected President of Bremerton City Council
• WSDOT Scales Back Manette Bridge Closures
• Bremerton Firefighters Accept Wage Freeze
• Two New Locations Emerge for Homeless Shelters in Bremerton
• Bremerton Navy League Adopting Namesake Submarine
• Tree Service Worker Dies After Fall on Rocky Point
• Sheriff's Office Ups Sex Offender to Level 3 Status
• Detectives Release Sketch of Bremerton Robbery Suspect
• Harvey Hudson, Founder of Harvey's Butter Rum Batter, Dies at 94
• New Brand for Former Comfort Inn in Bremerton
• Bremerton Woman Robbed of Wallet at Gunpoint
• Bremerton Home Damaged in Sunday Fire
• Fire in Travel Trailer Under Investigation
• Boater Rescued by PSNS Security Boats was Heading for Bread in Port Orchard
• Manette Bridge Closures Added as Crews Pick Up Pace
• Bremerton Port, Safe Boats in Talks for New or Expanded Facility
• Downtown Bremerton Gets an Infusion of 'Attitude'
• Port Townsend Boy Found Safe in Bremerton After Being Taken By Mother
• No Bremerton-Seattle Ferry Run After 9:05 p.m.? No Good, Kitsap Leaders Say
• Bremerton Church Brings Centuries-Old Christmas Tradition Back to Life
• Beer Festival May Be on Tap for Bremerton Next Summer
• Detectives Make Another Arrest in Home Invasion Robberies that Targeted Pot Users
• DSHS Secretary Tells Families That the End of Frances Haddon Morgan Center Is Near
• Petition Drive Aims at Stopping Proposed Ferry Cuts
• Police Release Video of Robbery at East Bremerton Walgreen's
• 'That's Not OK:' Vigil Held for Kitsap Homeless People Who Died in 2010
• Manette Bridge Closing Tuesday Night
• Bremerton Police Continue Search for Armed Robber
• Bad Ferry News Doesn't Mean That Bremerton Service Will Be Cut
• New Year's Eve Comedy Spectacular!
• Police Investigate Possible Theft at Frances Haddon Morgan Center in Bremerton
• Storm Makes Unwanted Changes to Bremerton's Lions Park
• Bremerton City Council Aproves 9/11 Memorial at Evergreen Rotary Park
• New Safe Boats Partners Identified
• State Patrol: Man in Friday Bremerton Chase Committed Suicide
• South Kitsap Woman Dies in Storm-Related Incident
• Bridge Crash Causes Delays
• Bremerton May Offer Old Cencom Building As Tent City Alternative
• UPDATE: Man Killed in Police Chase Was Wanted Port Orchard Felon
• One Shot Dead in Bremerton Following Friday Night Police Chase
• Bremerton Fire Department Asked to Cut $400K From Budget
• Kitsap's Twinkling Tradition On the Water Again
• Location Changed for Ferry Meeting
• Cargo Ship to Be Berthed at Shipyard
• Two Bremerton-Area Houses Destroyed by Fires
• Bremerton Man Arrested After Pulling Knife, Leading Chase
• Tattooed, Loud, Muscle-Bound ... and Full of Holiday Cheer
• At Least 35 East Bremerton Vehicles Hit by One or More Tire-Slashers
• Bremerton Couple Learns Costly Lesson in Complex City Code Enforcement
• Mountain View Middle School Closed Monday for Repairs
• No Buyer Steps Forward at Auction of Bremerton Comfort Inn
• Bremerton Utility Rates Going Up
• West Hills Elementary to Become Center for Science and Math Learning
• Harrison Continues Fighting High Infection Rates
• New Restaurant Opens in Perry Avenue Mall
• More Money Headed Bremerton's Way
• Company Steps In to Help Light Up Manette
• Details Emerge on Tent Camp at Bremerton Salvation Army
• Bremerton Wins $1.3 Million Grant for Work on Lower Wheaton Way
• Bremerton Man Arrested in Bothell a Week After Alleged Gun Incident
• Driver in Crash That Killed 2 Women Gets More Than 2 Years in Prison
• Obama Stops Cost of Living Raises for Civilian Federal Workers
• Teen Motorcyclist From Bremerton in Serious Condition After Crash
• Missing Pilot, Plane Discovered in Bremerton Watershed
• Fire Damages Manette Home
• New Organic Cleaning Service in CK, Bremerton
• Bremerton Churchgoers Are Glad to Be Clad in Plaid
• Tests on Carrier Complete; Garage Door Openers Should Work Again
• Rusty Hyak Going in for Paint Job
• Man Charged With Brandishing Sword at Bremerton Apartment
• Manette Bridge to Be Closed Early Next Week
• New Sculpture Slated for Downtown Bremerton
• Bremerton Ferry Meeting Rescheduled for Dec. 16
• 'Random' Attack in Bremerton Leads to 3 Arrests
• Bremerton Council Approves Hiring of New Finance Director
• Landlord Fee Back on Bremerton City Council Agenda
• Transit Board Grumbles at Process But Approves Fast Ferry Repair Work
• Bremerton Ferry Meeting Canceled
• State Budget Cuts Force More Layoffs At Olympic College
• Few Complaints About YMCA's Management of Bremerton Pool
• Pastors Bless Hats, Scarves for Kitsap's Needy
• Big Navy Building Named for Big Figure in Community
• Tent City Talk Shifts to Bremerton Salvation Army
• Sewage Pipe in Manette Breaks, but Nothing Spills
• Conference Center Wins Contract for Admiral Theatre Catering
• Musician's Trial Set for December
• Sailor Returns From Deployment to Find His House Burglarized
• Bremerton Port Approves 2011 Budget
• Man Charged in Fatal Bremerton Crash Turns Himself In
• Eight-Car Crash Blocks Highway 16 in Gorst
• New Finance Officer Leaves 'Soap Opera' for Bremerton
• Arrests Made in Bloody Pacific Avenue Assault
• Bremerton Man Badly Beaten, Then Held for Hours Before Being Rescued
• Two Sex Offenders Moving to Warren Avenue
• Bremerton's Lean Budget No Surprise
• Bremerton Council Puts Off Action on Downtown Traffic Plan
• State Ferry System Identifies $16M in Possible Service Cuts
• Witness Intervenes With Gun in Domestic Dispute
• Coffee Oasis Secures Grants for Homeless Youth Shelter in Bremerton
• Owner of Car Found in Narrows Not Sure How it Got There
• Supporters Count Their Chickens, Now That Bremerton Law Is Hatched
• Sewer Pipe Disrupts Manette Bridge Progress
• East Bremerton Man Charged With Threats to Bomb County Property
• East Bremerton Man Arrested After Allegedly Threatening County Officials
• Bremerton Port Commissioners Review Budget That Puts Off Big Projects
• Suspect Assaults Man, Fires Shot in Cambrian Avenue Home
• Manchester Man Charged in East Bremerton Burglary
• Car Crashes Into West Bremerton Drug Store
• Fire Guts Building at Navy City Metals
• Car Found Upside Down in Waters Near Tracyton
• Bremerton, Southworth Get Different Boats
• Man Charged in Fatal Bremerton Crash Fails to Show For Court
• Bremerton Chicken Legality Almost Reality
• Hey, It Almost Looks Like a Bridge
• Some Bremerton Council Members Skeptical of Proposed Downtown Traffic Changes
• Bremerton Officer, Trick-or-Treater Struck by Air Pellets on Halloween
• Bremerton Fast Foot Ferry Tests Could Be Delayed, Again
• Prominent Families' Belongings Offer Glimpse at Bremerton's Beginning
• Bremerton Child Molestation Suspect Arrested in Montana
• Parking Enforcement Officer Hit With Something, by Someone
• Bremerton Man Tied Up, House Ransacked During Robbery
• 'Beautify Bremerton' Day Is Saturday
• Foreign Navy Training in Kitsap's Waters
• Port of Bremerton Budget Blueprint Relies on Hoped-For Grants
• Bremerton Resident Discovers Man in His Home
• Bremerton Man Dies in Colorado Crash
• Manette Bridge to Close for Work, Inspection
• Bremerton Lanes Bowling Alley Closes
• Memorial Committee Hoping Bremerton Will Be Home for WTC Beams
• Four New Exhibits Debut at Bremerton Navy Museum
• Toxic Cleanup Planned at Crownhill School
• He's Creepy and He's Kooky
• Bremerton Man Arrested After Allegedly Smoking Pot Near Soccer Practice
• License Suspended for Counselor Accused of Indecent Liberties
• Events Marks Progress on SKIA Road
• LeMieux Named Hero of the Homeless
• Individual Augmentees to Be Honored at Heroes Event
• Navy Museum Reopening Delayed Until Monday
• While Tent Camp Organizers Push Forward, Alternative Emerges
• Man Accused of Stealing Lottery Tickets Racks Up Thousands in Winnings
• Counselor Charged With Indecent Liberties
• Olympic College Re-evaluating Protest Rules
• Environmental Appeal Dropped from Gravel Mine Case
• Homeless Camp Uncharted Territory for County's Permitting Department
• Ferry Getting New Paint Job; Which One Undetermined
• Attackers Slit Man's Eyebrow After Demanding Money
• Stranded Trio Helped After Boat Runs Out of Fuel
• Manette Neighbors Storm Out of Meeting About Proposed Homeless Camp
• Contractor Hired to Contain Creosote Leak Off Bremerton
• Basement Fire Displaces East Bremerton Couple
• Coffee Stand Opens Third Location
• Both Bridges Bridges Close During Commute
• Planning for Future of SKIA Begins With Vision for Mix of Green and Industry
• Neighbors Object to Proposed Homeless Camp in East Bremerton
• Olympic College Foundation Raises More Than $75,000
• Bremerton Starts SKIA Planning Process
• Pipes in Place for Bremerton's New Water Treatment Plant
• Bremerton Man Charged with Robbing Kitsap Bank
• Kitsap Transit Still Pursuing Newer Worker-Driver Buses
• BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT | A Ready-Made Office With Access to Business Experts
• Port Orchard Homeless Advocate Wins Birkenfeld Humanitarian Award, $25,000
• Left-Lane Driver Gets Ticket, Angry Near Bremerton
• 6-Month-Old Bremerton Boy Dies from Injuries Suffered in Crash
• East Bremerton Church Backs Away from Tent City Plan
• Volunteers Count Bicyclists, Walkers in Bremerton
• Service Rewarded With Citizenship at Ceremony in Bremerton
• Recreational Groups Consider Teaming Up on Bremerton Port Property
• Kitsap Department of Licensing Offices Closed Tuesday
• Plans Moving Along Quickly for Tent City in East Bremerton
• Luring Attempt Reported in Bremerton
• Accused Bremerton Bank Robber Quickly Caught
• Animals Find Blessing, Comfort in the House of God
• Shipyard Honors 188 Apprentice Program Graduates
• Kitsap Transit Gets $56,000 From Feds
• Paperwork Stalls Hotel Property Foreclosure
• Cell Phone Gives Former Boyfriend Away
• Regional Restaurant Chain Plans to Add Downtown Bremerton Location
• Life of Former Stennis Skipper Comes to an End
• Kitsap Bicyclists Give Transportation Commission an Earful
• PSNS Fined for Hazardous Waste Violations
• Former Stennis Commander, Struck With Lou Gehrig's Disease, Dies
• Port of Bremerton Gets Federal Grant for Work on SKIA Road
• Man Arrested in Back-to-Back Robberies in Bremerton
• Bremerton Bank Robbery Suspects Charged
• OC's Parking Lot Project Moves Forward With Two Holdouts
• Bremerton Musician Fighting Disorderly Conduct, Resisting Arrest Charges
• Melee at East Bremerton Elks Lodge Leads to Arrests
• Playground for Autistic Kids Caps Big Dream for Two Small Girls
• Neither Man Nor Dog Hurt in Tracyton Beach Road Crash
• East Bremerton Bank Robbed
• Crafted on a Whim, Head Becomes Artist's Oldest Public Work
• Police Arrest Suspect in Bremerton Bank Robbery
• Bremerton Man Hits a Few Speed Bumps on His Road to Peace
• Police: Bremerton Man Robbed at Knifepoint
• Comfort Inn in Bremerton Headed to Foreclosure
• Kitsap Emergency Responders Practice for a 'Big Rumble'
• Chickens May Soon Be Back on the Bremerton City Council's Agenda
• Mountain View Middle School Students to Be Disciplined for Taking Pills
• Mountain View Students Hospitalized After Taking Prescription Drugs
• Bremerton Road Damaged by 2007 Rainstorm Being Repaired
• Lodging Tax Shortfall Will Leave Some Bremerton Nonprofits Wanting
• Kitsap Second Only to King in Percentage of Commuters Who Share Rides
• Bus Schedules Change for Bridge Closure
• Vehicle Flips During Friday-Evening Commute in Bremerton
• Manette Bridge Closure Extended Until Midnight
• Algae Bloom Advisory Issued for Kitsap Lake
• Bicycle, Pedestrian Counters Wanted
• Navy Uses Flu Shots to Test Emergency Readiness
• Bremerton's Crownhill Elementary May Host Day Care or Preschool
• Mayor's Veto Threat Stalls Bremerton Landlord Fee Proposal
• Bremerton Begins Shoreline Rule Revisions
• Work Makes for Roundabout Way to Manette Businesses
• Bremerton Municipal Court Gets Roomier New Digs
• Kitsap's Youth Find A Voice Through New Publication
• Around Kitsap, 9/11 Events Bring People Together
• Man Drug Through Bremerton After Hit and Run
• Bremerton Seeks Volunteers for Parking Committee
• Shore Drive Closed at Manette Bridge
• Bremerton Council to Consider Increasing Fees for Landlords
• Suspect to be Charged with Vehicular Homicide in Bremerton Wreck
• Bremerton Pool Deal Not Quite Done Yet
• Man Ordered From Bremerton Home With Loudspeaker
• Naked, Strung-Out Woman Lands in Jail
• Suspect in Theft of Guitars Attempts to Buy Them Back
• Free Military Retiree Seminar Scheduled
• Squirrel Causes East Bremerton Power Outage
• Illahee State Park to Close Next Week for Construction
• Fund Established Honoring Bremerton Woman Found Dead Near Park
• Manette Bridge Closed on Thursday
• Man in Fatal East Bremerton Crash Identified
• One Dead After Monday Morning Crash in Bremerton
• Fire Damages West Bremerton Home
• Bremerton Blackberry Fest: Sun Saves Sidewalk Artistry
• Air Force Poser Skips Out on Hotel Bill
• Boat Showroom Is First New Development in South Kitsap Industrial Area
• Bremerton Man Gets 5 Years for Felony DUI
• Four New Exhibits Coming to Navy Museum in Bremerton
• New Bosses of Bremerton Pool Say They Won't Make Too Big a Splash
• Bremerton Man Dies in Central Kitsap Crash
• Bremerton Pool to Be Run by YMCA
• Bremerton's Blackberry Festival Adds Walk, Subtracts Bike Race
• Manette Bridge to Close on Thursday
• Achievements and Struggles by Kitsap School Districts
• Three Hurt in Crash on Highway 303
• Police Suspect 911 Caller Lied About Gunshots on Wycoff
• An All-Purpose Youth Wellness Campus in Bremerton? Plans Unveiled
• Remembering Les Eathorne, Bremerton's 'Mr. Basketball'
• Bremerton Man's Flatbed Trailers Disappear
• Who Spit Chewing Tobacco in Bremerton Girl's Hair? Deputy Investigates
• Bremerton Woman Delivers on Side of the Road, but Baby Doesn't Survive
• Bremerton Assault Suspect in Jail on $1.5 M Bail
• One Hurt in Gorst Crash That Blocked Traffic
• Coca-Cola Strikers Return to Bargaining Table Wednesday
• Bremerton Man Charged with Molestation
• Suspicious Package at Bremerton Bank Not Dangerous
• YMCA Is the One Option Bremerton Will Consider to Save Jarstad Pool
• Bremerton Man in Court on Meth Charge Found With Meth
• Wrecks Snarl Highway 16 Commute in Gorst
• Bremerton Man Gets 5 Years for Firearms Charge
• Bremerton Port Asks Norm Dicks to Help Get Nearly $10 Million for Garage, Road
• Wildlife Fence Design for Airport Gets Go-Ahead
• Alleged Scammers Caught Knocking on Doors in Manette
• Bremerton Man Who Killed 2-Year-Old Gets More Than 14 Years
• Coca-Cola Employees in Bremerton Go On Strike
• Engineering Classes a Major Milestone at OC
• Medical Emergency Stalls Traffic on Warren Avenue Bridge
• Man Unhurt After Bremerton Parking-Garage Crash
• YMCA, City of Bremerton May Be Near Deal on Jarstad Pool Management
• Chicago Company Picked for PSNS Equipment
• Woman Hospitalized After Kitsap Way Crash
• TERRY MOSHER | Marvin Williams, Larry Robertson Usher a 'New Life' in West Bremerton
• Vandals Damage Bremerton School Buses
• Kitsap Salvation Army Leaders Giving Thanks After Scary Car Crash
• Olympic High Grad Plans Cross-Country Trek on Longboard
• Prosecutors Up Charge Against Man In East Bremerton Stabbing
• Rice Fergus Breaks Ground for Building
• Driver Likes to Watch Police Up Close
• Harrison Highest in State for Central-Line Infection Rate in 2009
• Kitsap Conservation District Helps Gardeners Put Run-Off to Work
• Meredith Myers Remembered as Someone Who Touched Community in Many Ways
• Smaller Ferry Joining Bremerton Route
• Taggers Strike East Bremerton Library, Fabric Store
• Bremerton Man Found Pinned Under Lawnmower Flown to Seattle Hospital
• Bremerton Officer, Suspect Roughed Up in Brief Foot Chase
• Is Bremerton's Callow Avenue Becoming Kitsap's High-Roller Neighborhood?
• Residents Feel Closer to One Another in Bremerton's New Union Hill Neighborhood
• Manette Standoff Ends Peacefully
• Millie's Tux & Bridal Consolidates Locations
• Shipyard Opens Apprentice School in San Diego
• Gemini Club Opens in Former Studio 21
• For Kitsap's Terminally Ill, a Few Gentle New Touches
• Suspects in Manette Robbery, Stabbing Caught in Spanaway
• Employee Accused of Taking $3,600 from Auto Zone's Deposits
• Dignitaries Kick Off Manette Bridge Project
• Bremerton Melee Sends Two to Hospital
• Bremerton Officer Welcomes Errant Pilot Home
• Poker Room Reopens at Bremerton Lanes
• Pit Bull Protects Bremerton Woman Who Suffered Heart Attack
• Manette Bridge Event Planned for Tuesday
• Inslee to Hold Resource Fair for Veterans
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Bremerton!
• Foreign Students Are Ready To Be Placed Into Loving Homes
• WESTPARK : BHA Receives 20 Million Dollar Grant
• Is it a Ranch or a Rambler?
• Bremerton Boardwalk Project – Community First
• Senators Murray and Cantwell and Congressman Dicks Attending Mon, Nov 12th Veterans Day Event
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