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Mar 18 2011, 5:07 PM
Profits from Day 2 of the Tour of Architects, March 19-20, will be given to the American Red Cross for disaster relief in Japan.
WSP: Walmart shooting an ‘unbelievably tragic situation'
Mar 21 2011, 1:34 PM
Investigators probing the Jan. 23 shooting spree at the Port Orchard Walmart store are “completely convinced” 31-year-old Anthony A. Martinez fired not only the shot that killed himself but also the two shots that killed 13-year-old runaway Astrid Valdivia, with whom he had fled five days earlier from Utah.
Investigators say Little Boston Road fire wasn't accidental
Mar 21 2011, 11:08 AM
North Kitsap Fire & Rescue investigators believe a fire that damaged a Little Boston Road manufactured home last week may have been intentionally set. Investigators ruled out all possible accidental causes for the Thursday blaze, according to a statement from North Kitsap Fire.
Washington State Patrol releases surveillance tape of Walmart shooting
Mar 29 2011, 2:14 PM WARNING: Video includes scenes of graphic violence that may be inappropriate for some viewers. Firefighters help Kingston woman stranded on cliff
Mar 28 2011, 4:11 PM
KINGSTON — A Kingston woman is safe Monday afternoon after being stranded on a cliff off Washington Boulevard NE.
Volunteers give Kingston a spring cleaning
Mar 30 2011, 2:41 PM
KINGSTON — Kitsap's Lutheran church congregations have organized service missions in some far-flung places. Their mission on Wednesday didn't even require a ferry ride. A group of children and parents from Lutheran churches across the county met with volunteers in Kingston this week for a town cleanup.
Sunken boat leaks five gallons of gasoline in Kingston's Apple Tree Cove
Apr 04 2011, 9:43 AM KINGSTON — A 24-foot fishing boat sank in Apple Tree Cove on Saturday morning, spilling about five gallons of gasoline into the bay. Burglary suspect arrested after two-hour manhunt
Apr 08 2011, 1:10 PM
An anonymous tip to the Bainbridge Island Police Department led to the arrests Thursday of two men, including a 24-year-old Poulsbo man who led the police on a two-hour chase through the Battle Point area.
Life abounds in Port Gamble Bay despite lingering contamination
Apr 08 2011, 4:55 PM
PORT GAMBLE — The herring larvae squirming in a beach net on Port Gamble Bay Wednesday were about the size of a pinky finger and almost perfectly transparent.
Spring is in the air at Kites Over Kingston
Apr 09 2011, 10:38 PM
KINGSTON — Penny Lingenfelter roved the Kingston waterfront Saturday dressed as though she'd just stepped out of Neverland. The green tunic, brown leggings and pointy green hat are a favorite costume for the professional kite flier from Port Orchard, who has traveled the world for 20 years teaching the high flying art.
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Mar 18 2011, 5:07 PM
Profits from Day 2 of the Tour of Architects, March 19-20, will be given to the American Red Cross for disaster relief in Japan.
WSP: Walmart shooting an ‘unbelievably tragic situation'
Mar 21 2011, 1:34 PM
Investigators probing the Jan. 23 shooting spree at the Port Orchard Walmart store are “completely convinced” 31-year-old Anthony A. Martinez fired not only the shot that killed himself but also the two shots that killed 13-year-old runaway Astrid Valdivia, with whom he had fled five days earlier from Utah.
Investigators say Little Boston Road fire wasn't accidental
Mar 21 2011, 11:08 AM
North Kitsap Fire & Rescue investigators believe a fire that damaged a Little Boston Road manufactured home last week may have been intentionally set. Investigators ruled out all possible accidental causes for the Thursday blaze, according to a statement from North Kitsap Fire.
Washington State Patrol releases surveillance tape of Walmart shooting Mar 29 2011, 2:14 PM WARNING: Video includes scenes of graphic violence that may be inappropriate for some viewers. Firefighters help Kingston woman stranded on cliff
Mar 28 2011, 4:11 PM
KINGSTON — A Kingston woman is safe Monday afternoon after being stranded on a cliff off Washington Boulevard NE.
Volunteers give Kingston a spring cleaning
Mar 30 2011, 2:41 PM
KINGSTON — Kitsap's Lutheran church congregations have organized service missions in some far-flung places. Their mission on Wednesday didn't even require a ferry ride. A group of children and parents from Lutheran churches across the county met with volunteers in Kingston this week for a town cleanup.
Sunken boat leaks five gallons of gasoline in Kingston's Apple Tree Cove Apr 04 2011, 9:43 AM KINGSTON — A 24-foot fishing boat sank in Apple Tree Cove on Saturday morning, spilling about five gallons of gasoline into the bay. Burglary suspect arrested after two-hour manhunt
Apr 08 2011, 1:10 PM
An anonymous tip to the Bainbridge Island Police Department led to the arrests Thursday of two men, including a 24-year-old Poulsbo man who led the police on a two-hour chase through the Battle Point area.
Life abounds in Port Gamble Bay despite lingering contamination
Apr 08 2011, 4:55 PM
PORT GAMBLE — The herring larvae squirming in a beach net on Port Gamble Bay Wednesday were about the size of a pinky finger and almost perfectly transparent.
Spring is in the air at Kites Over Kingston
Apr 09 2011, 10:38 PM
KINGSTON — Penny Lingenfelter roved the Kingston waterfront Saturday dressed as though she'd just stepped out of Neverland. The green tunic, brown leggings and pointy green hat are a favorite costume for the professional kite flier from Port Orchard, who has traveled the world for 20 years teaching the high flying art.Lingenferter was a surprise guest at Kites Over Kingston, a festival celebrating spring. As "Peter Pan Penny" she spent the day at the center of a crowd of children, organizing displays and teaching flying lessons. Kites can be both thrilling and demanding, she said.
"It's physically and mentally challenging," Lingenfelter said. "You have control, you're flying... it can be power or it can be heavenly."
