 07/03/09 With the filling of three vacancies on the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission in June by Govern
 07/03/09 If you're heading out of town for the holiday weekend, you can catch the rockets' red glare and other Fourth of July hoopla at a variety of festivities.
07/03/09 The Leon County Sheriff's Department has made an arrest in relation to a January auto accident that resulted in two deaths.
 07/03/09 Rebecca Wells' new novel "The Crowning Glory of Calla Lily Pounder" introduces a new heroine, but she and her friends demonstrate the same sweetness, spunk and grit as the Ya-Yas. Wells reads July 10 at Seattle Public Library and July 14 at Bainbridge Performing Arts.
 07/02/09 The Port of Bremerton has contracted with former Kitsap Sun editor Scott Ware to serve as its communications manager for six months.
07/02/09 Harrison Medical Center Board Member Ralph Lintz explores the newly opened Harrison Poulsbo campus. The Hematology and oncology grand opening was earlier this week.
 07/02/09 The following events are planned in celebration of the Fourth of July:
07/01/09 HIGH IMPACT BASKETBALL CAMPS are returning to Bainbridge Island this summer. The camp is hosted by former Bainbridge coach Scott Orness. The girls camp is July 27-30.
 06/27/09 PULLMAN -- Austin Hurt capped his remarkable comeback at the 83rd Wash-ington State Amateur by firin
06/24/09 TOTAL PACKAGE is offering an Intense Shooting and Ball Handling Clinic for boys and girls, grades 4-9, on June 29-30 at the Bremerton High Gym from 9:30 a..m.-12:30 p.m. Early registration is recommended. Coaches Craig Murray, Megan Murray and Rick Walker will provide the instruction.
06/23/09 Washington State Ferries has sold four aged Steel Electric-class vessels to a California recycler for a combined price of $200,000.
 06/22/09 Associated Press - June 22, 2009 10:05 PM ET SEATTLE (AP) - A car found empty on a Washington state ferry has prompted a Coast Guard search for a person possibly missing in Puget Sound.
06/22/09 Associated Press - June 22, 2009 11:55 PM ET SEATTLE (AP) - Washington State Ferries has sold four aged Steel Electric-class vessels to a California recycler for a combined price of...
06/22/09 It's been a crazy post-Olympic year for Bremerton's Nathan Adrian.
06/22/09 Time is running out for Kenston Community Education in its attempts to save the old Bainbridge School from the wrecking ball, after township trustees set today to select a bid for the project.
 06/22/09 A refuge for lovers, loners, children and outcasts - parks provide the settings for some of our most innocent and illicit encounters. No wonder they are such an inspiration for novelists. William Boyd takes a literary tour of urban oases A ngus Wilson (1913-1991), novelist and short story writer, identified what he called an essential dichotomy in the English realistic novel dating back to ...
 06/21/09 This summer's Parkfest series will continue at 7 p.m. Tuesday with a slightly different sound for Putnam County music fans. Saturday Shoes will be playing their alt-country selections for the fourth...
 06/21/09 Cartoonist Jeff Nicholas will host a free drawing program at 2 p.m. June 24 at the Lorain Public Library System's North Ridgeville Branch Library, 35700 Bainbridge Road, North Ridgeville. Nicholas will teach step by step instruction on the art of...
 06/21/09 At first blush, it appeared that the age of high-speed ferries hauling passengers between Napa and San Francisco had arrived. Local dignitaries gathered on Wednesday at Napa Sea Ranch in Carneros to welcome the newly named M.V. Napa, a catamaran capable of hauling nearly 400 people.
 06/19/09 Speakers and Classes Jacob Adler will teach "Introduction to the Study of Judaism" during the second summer semester at the University of Arkansas. The class will meet from 10:50 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. each weekday from June 29 to August 7. | 
