Applauding a budget for all of us
At Kitsap Bank, we work every day with our local small and medium sized businesses who have been realigning their budgets and priorities as a result of the recession.
Incorporate to get out from under county
The county talks about updating Silverdale projects, cancels them after incorporation votes.
School district considers charter schools initiative
In Wes Morrow's November 30 article in the Independent, South Kitsap School Board President Kathryn Simpson states, “I think that many voters across the state, and not just in Kitsap County, have a misperception that public education is failing in Washington State.” I have to disagree with Ms. Simpson on the ideology of “misperception.”
East Bremerton Rotary Club says thank you
The Rotary Club of East Bremerton and the Bremerton Foodline thank our Bremerton Party guests, sponsors, participating restaurants, local brewers and the many generous merchants and donors who provided items for the live and silent auctions.
Paying the price and voting | Letter
It is normal for incumbents to showcase their record of accomplishments when seeking election. Not so this year.
Vote for Jennifer Forbes | Letter
Jennifer Forbes deserves your vote for Superior Court Judge in the November general election.
Fans of Klein | Letter
My husband and I are friends of Karen Klein. We certainly believe that she is more than qualified by her experience to be a Kitsap County Superior Court judge.
Newt’s effect I Letter
For Rick Santorum, or anyone else for this matter, they believe that he could beat Mitt Romney only if Newt Gingrich withdraws from the race, is to indulge in mathematical fantasy.
Different kind of politics I Letter
Harry Truman was a different kind of president. He probably made as many, or more, important decisions regarding our nation’s history as any of the other 32 presidents preceding him. However, a measure of his greatness may rest on what he did after he left the White House.
Too late indeed I Letter
Regarding methadone clinics in Bremerton, which first appeared online Jan. 24 and is on the front page of this print edition, it is indeed “too late” for an untold number of local residents who wanted and needed what for many years has been the “gold standard” of treatment of opioid dependence, and whose lives have been destroyed, and lost, to date.
