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Local News from the Kitsap Sun
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Crosswalk Violations Sting Drivers – Cory Monson feels "kind of landlocked."
Legal Issues Still Surround Growth Plan – Kitsap County needs to take steps to encourage more growth in urban areas and less in rural areas, the Washington State Court of Appeals has ruled.
The Face of the War – Cpl. Adam Poppenhouse walks precariously down the hall at Sunnyslope Elementary School, navigating a river of small children heading in from recess.
Soldier's Death Touches Kitsap – Former Bremerton resident Pfc. Charles B. Hester, 23, died in Baghdad on Saturday of wounds suffered when the vehicle in which he was riding struck a roadside bomb.
Three More Killed in Post's Deadliest Month – Three Fort Lewis soldiers were killed in Iraq as the number of casualties from the post climbed to 19 for the month of May, the deadliest month for the post since the war began.
Flowers Will Soon Bloom on Callow – The Charleston neighborhood, which offers many visitors the first glimpse of Bremerton, is set for a little more sprucing up.
Inslee Looks to Europe for Lesson on Global Warming – Rep. Jay Inslee, on a weeklong trip to Europe, said that when it comes to global warming, the United States could learn from its counterparts across the Atlantic.
Kitsap Contestant's First Bee Trip Short – Hunter Lehmann stood on a speller’s grandest stage Wednesday morning and waltzed through the word "embroidered."

Regional News from the Seattle PI

Two killed when car hits ambulance on I-5 – Two young men were killed early Saturday morning when their car slammed into an ambulance in the northbound lanes of Interstate 5 near Mercer Street.
Get ready for upcoming I-405 closures in Bellevue – Eastside drivers should prepare for major overnight closures and slowdowns in Bellevue next week as crews close I-405 for bridge work at NE 12th Street.
Man charged with throwing, killing toy poodle – Police say that a 24-year-old Oak Harbor man killed his wife’s toy poodle by throwing it against a wall, court documents indicate.
Pioneer Way sidewalk saga continues with lawsuit – A lawsuit over the ownership of sidewalks on Pioneer Way will not stand in the way or delay the street’s $8.35 million improvement project, city officials say.
Errant passing effort injures Oak Harbor woman – A 24-year-old Oak Harbor woman was seriously injured in a one-car accident on North Whidbey early Wednesday morning.
‘Phishers’ use Whidbey bank as bait – Oak Harbor police are warning residents about a “phishing scam” involving text messages July 29.
Island County says swimming in Freeland poses a health risk – Island County Health Officer Dr. Roger Case has issued a swimming advisory for Freeland County Park, and is warning that people who swim in the water at the south end of Holmes Harbor will face an increased risk of illness.
Budweiser Clydesdales make an appearance in Redmond as part of Seafair festivities – The famous Budweiser Clydesdales were in Redmond Thursday afternoon, making a stop at the QFC Bella Botega.

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