There’s no doubt about it. Bob Simonoff is a salesman.
But before he invested in an interior floor and countertop business, he had to sell himself on it first.
The historical society and museum had very humble beginnings. In 1947, R.B. Campbell, a resident of Bremerton, wrote to the local newspaper suggesting that someone needed to begin recording the history of the area.
More than 700 people came out Saturday and Sunday to walk in the Central Kitsap-Bremerton Relay for Life
On Monday, Gov. Inslee ordered the state Department of Health to “modernize” its certificate of need process
Bremerton-Central Kitsap Relay brings more than 700 walkers to Olympic High School’s track this weekend
A planned affiliation between Harrison Medical Center and Franciscan Health System is expected to become final this week, while some who don’t support it are looking for ways to turn the tide.
Officials are already eyeing more trips to London and Las Vegas.
At a small, round wooden table, four women sit looking through the tattered and worn pages of scrapbooks.
Commissioners will meet at 5:30 p.m. June 24 in the commission chambers at the County Administration Building, 619 Division St., Port Orchard.
Developer Jeff Reed short plat for nine new homes on 1.65 acres near Tracyton Boulevard and Kint Drive was denied by Kitsap County earlier this spring.
Starwood Capital Group, a private investment firm from Connecticut, has purchased the Kitsap Mall and some surrounding properties.
The affiliation would bring Harrison Medical Center under the umbrella of the Franciscan Health System
For Suzanne Arkless and Sondra Anderson, an empty space is something that calls them to be creative.
Two public fireworks displays are planned within the Central Kitsap and Bremerton area
The Great Kitsap Duck Race season officially began earlier this week when the Silverdale Rotary Club held its kickoff party.
Connecticut firm buys Silverdale mall and other neighboring retail properties
Bremerton Marina has gained 10 new tenants after National Marina Day
When Nina Hallett and Carolyn McClurkan put hours and hours into the re-drafting of the recorded history of Kitsap County, they knew they had something special. Now, everyone else does, too.
This week is a special time for many of our county’s young people. Seniors at Central Kitsap, Olympic and Bremerton high schools, Klahowya Secondary School and Crosspoint Academy will graduate. There will be formal graduations, dinners with family and friends and following the ceremonies, celebrating with fellow graduates.
The closure of NW Bucklin Hill Road between Blaine Avenue NW and Mickelberry Road NW for about a year in order to construct a new bridge over Clear Creek was approved Monday by Kitsap County Commissioners.
