Entries from Seattlest tagged with 'kitsapsun'
February 13, 2008
From the Kitsap Sun: An 18-year-old Bremerton woman told police last week that she may have mistakenly placed a bag of meth into a local ATM for deposit into her bank account. If you think that's bad, wait till you see her withdrawals.......
Continue Reading "Meth Head Banking in Bremerton"September 11, 2007
Late summer is berry season, which means it is also bear season. A 51 year-old man mountain biking in Banner Forest (near Port Orchard on the Kitsap Peninsula) was attacked by a male black bear last week. His dogs were running ahead of him, and he heard them barking. He turned a corner, and was face-to-face with the bear, which then attacked him. Attacks by black bears are remarkably rare, which makes the situation all......
Continue Reading "Mountain Biker Attacked by Black Bear on Kitsap Peninsula"January 11, 2007
--KCJ is already down and now the Kitsap Sun looks like it might be in jeopardy. --Seattlest drove down to a Renton parking lot the other day and paid some guy cash for a Nintendo Wii, so we don't need Bill Gates to tell us the platform's a Microsoft killer. --Storm water drainage is a concern in Seattle, particularly lately, and there are good and bad ways of handling it. --It's freezing and there's......
Continue Reading "All The News"December 18, 2006
There's a rising uproar over a doctored photo of candidate Randy Neatherlin for the 35th Disctrict that went out with a Democratic mailer right before the election. Obviously the Democrats contend that the photograph wasn't intentionally changed to make Randy look like a lecherous drunk, but if you look at the photographs side by side he obviously comes across better in the picture from his site (left). To our untrained eye it does look like......
Continue Reading "Peninsula Candidate Morphed From Tax Cutter To Baby Eater Days Before The Election"July 14, 2005
The much-fretted-over population of the southern resident orcas is on the rise, according to the Kitsap Sun and the fabulous Cascadia Scorecard blog. The gains are due mostly to five newborns in 2005 and seven since October. From the Kitsap Sun: Howard Garrett of Orca Network said the "baby boom" over the past two years is encouraging. "I think it gives us some hope that they may be coming back," Garrett said, "but it's......
Continue Reading "Resident Orcas Doing Rabbit Impression"