In general, Dems much better funded.
Don’t panic this time of year when you see flying ants and termites. Ants by nature — once their colonies are established, usually after three years or so — have a flying stage where the reproducing males and females grow wings, leave the colony and set out to establish new ones. It sometimes seems like the flying ants number in the hundreds, but don’t worry, very few of them actually survive. And most of the time they make their new home in the woods and meadows, and not in or around our homes.
What’s Up seeks out the Best Baseball Pubs in Kitsap.
A 26-year-old construction worker died Friday afternoon of injuries sustained when he was buried alive in a workplace mishap a…
If the Port of Bremerton is serious about developing a green technology business incubator in its South Kitsap Industrial Area, it had better start soon and it better not cut corners.
“School choice — It’s a matter of social justice!”
We’re very proud of Initiative 985’s congestion-relief policies. Carpool lanes opened during non-peak hours, traffic lights synchronized to optimize traffic flow, accidents cleared out faster, making it clear that people want “reducing traffic congestion” to be the top transportation priority, all without raising taxes.
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Entries are still being accepted for this year’s Miss Kitsap County Cinderella and Prince Charming Pageant.
Kitsap County is sponsoring its third Stand Down event, which will offer a wide range of free goods and services to local veterans and their families.
Visitors to the Kitsap County Courthouse in Port Orchard will have a less-hospitable experience this fall, when on-site food service will cease.
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The preseason talk surrounding the South Kitsap girls swimming team centered around its talented youth.
But in Thursday’s Narrows League home meet against Central Kitsap, it was all about the seniors — at least in the diving portion.
The Washington State Public Disclosure Commission (PDC) on Thursday fined Kitsap County Auditor Walter E. Washington $300 for his late financial filings, suspending two-thirds of that amount as long as there are no further violations in the next four years.
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Terri Patton likes to refer to South Kitsap School District’s replacement levy planning as a “miniseries.”
The Washington State Public Disclosure Commission (PDC) on Thursday fined Kitsap County Auditor Walter E. Washington $300 for his late…
Fifth-generation Olympic Peninsula residents compile stories of the area’s first women settlers.
South Kitsap turned to a job share at quarterback two years ago, and might go that direction again.
