There will be a mayor's race in Bremerton

Longtime Bremerton resident Todd Best, a U.S. Navy Gulf War veteran and former New York City firefighter, filed paperwork to run for mayor late Friday afternoon.

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News 5:51 PM May 17, 2013

One big weekend in Kitsap | Kitsap Week

Armed Forces Day celebration, Viking Fest and more: a lot to celebrate in Kitsap this weekend.

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Entertainment updated 8:20 AM May 18, 2013 North Kitsap Herald

New Bremerton police officers sworn in

Three new Bremerton police officers were sworn in at city hall this week. They are Beau Ayers, Christopher Rory Faidley and Joseph Corey.

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News 3:56 PM May 17, 2013

One dead in single-vehicle crash early Friday morning

One Bremerton man died and another Bremerton man injured and arrested for vehicular homicide, following a one-car collision around the 12500 block of Central Valley Road NW in the early hours of May 17.

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News 2:15 PM May 17, 2013 North Kitsap Herald

Central Kitsap school board elections getting interesting

Three seats are up for election from Central Kitsap and all three will be contested.

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News 11:52 AM May 17, 2013 Central Kitsap Reporter

Olympic goes to state, Klahowya goes home

Olympic and Klahowya played this weekend to decide who would continue on to the state tournament and whose season would end.

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Sports 11:01 AM May 17, 2013 Central Kitsap Reporter

Students tackle Gold Mountain Golf Course

Student athletes competed Tuesday for the last few spots in the state tourney.

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Sports 10:59 AM May 17, 2013 Central Kitsap Reporter

Kilmer to host town hall May 29

Rep. Derek Kilmer will host a town hall meeting in Bremerton Wednesday, May 29.

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News 10:20 AM May 17, 2013

Marketing plans underway to fill Bremerton Marina

With five weeks of work behind him, Bob Wise has ideas — lots of ideas — about how to fill the Bremerton Marina.

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News updated 9:37 AM May 17, 2013

Red algea reported in Sound harmless

The Department of Ecology says red algea blooms reported in Sinclair Inlet and other areas of Puget Sound are harmless.

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News 9:33 AM May 17, 2013

Furloughs won't impact shipyard workers

The furloughs announced by Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel on Tuesday won't affect workers at Naval shipyards but will likely still impact some 20,000 civilian employees in Washington state.

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News updated 8:55 PM May 16, 2013