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Jul 04 2008, 1:28 PM LIKE IT IS Casualties of war
Jul 04 2008, 1:28 PM Wednesday marked the fifth anniversary of U.S. combat operations in the sands of Iraq, and to date almost 4,300 brave men and women have made the supreme sacrifice for freedom. That number will probably eclipse the 4,300 plateau by Easter Sunday, but hopefully it wont reach the 5,000 mark. Miss Poulsbo/Miss Kitsap video
Jul 04 2008, 10:26 AM ... Bremerton farmers market closes on high note
Jul 04 2008, 12:15 PM
The Bremerton Farmers Market concluded its fourth and biggest season Oct. 11 with the aroma of freshly grilled burgers wafting through the air.
Protesters mark wars fifth anniversary 
Jul 04 2008, 10:27 AM
t Group stresses need to bring troops home.
Seabeck native crowned Miss Kitsap 
Jul 04 2008, 10:26 AM
t Samantha Przybylek will serve Kitsap County for the next year.
Reading between the lines, from preschool, on 
Jul 04 2008, 10:26 AM
Free, all-day kindergarten a proven success in BSD.
Longtime auditor Flynn gets proper sendoff 
Jul 04 2008, 10:26 AM
After a week of tributes, Kitsap County Auditor Karen Flynns retirement was commemorated with a lighthearted sendoff March 28 that drew municipal, county and state dignitaries.
KCU takes statewide honors Jul 04 2008, 10:26 AM The Washington Credit Union League (WCUL) has awarded Kitsap Credit Union first place in the prestigious 2007 Louise Herring award for Philosophy in Action competition. The award was given for best demonstrating the credit union philosophy of People Helping People in 2007. WCUL honored Kitsap Credit Union for its dedication to education as one of its core values. 911 briefs
Jul 04 2008, 10:26 AM Five-finger discount at the video store
An employee of the Blockbuster Video on Kitsap Way called police at 10:19 p.m. April 1, reporting two teenagers had stolen between eight and 12 DVDs off the stores new releases rack. The employee said the suspects one male and one female entered the store together. The male suspect inquired about an I-pod for sale, distracting the clerk, while the female suspect shoveled movies into her purse. After the female had sufficiently stocked up, the male exited the store and let his counterpart through the entrance door, allowing her to bypass the security alarm, and the two fled on foot. The employee asked the suspects to stop, to no avail, and the thieves got away. An officer dispatched to the scene requested the stores surveillance video. The tapes will be reviewed in an attempt to identify the suspects. The DVDs are believed to be valued at approximately $100.
