Plan ahead for your weekend brunch with this Farmer’s Casserole. It packs a hearty combination of meat, cheese, eggs and a hint of spice from jalapeños. You can prepare this recipe the night before and let it chill overnight for a ready-to-serve dish that just needs to be popped in the oven. Find more meal […]
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Posted inGarden
Made in The Shade in Lake Symington
Shade can be a problem for many gardeners, especially if one desires sun-loving perennials or roses. Dortha Murker has created a spark of light and joy in a deeply shaded garden. Located at the terminus of a dead-end street near Lake Symington, her gardens bring the viewer a restful and restorative mood, plus an invitation […]
Posted inFood & Entertainment
West Sound IPAs You May Not Have Tried, but Definitely Should
Ask a room full of craft beer lovers which style reigns supreme, and odds are good the majority will say one word: IPA. Short for India (or Indian) pale ale, this iconic style traces its origins back to 18th-century England, when brewers added extra hops to help preserve beer shipped to distant colonies. Those hops […]
Posted inPeople & Places
Celebration of Philanthropy
Kitsap Community Foundation hosted its annual Kitsap Celebration of Philanthropy in June at Suquamish Clearwater Casino & Resort, gathering 300 community members to honor 32 years of giving throughout Kitsap County. The event spotlighted five outstanding honorees: McCloud’s Grill House — Business Making a Difference; Reyna Blackwood, youth activist — Rising Star Youth; Jim Aho, […]
Posted inAt Home
How to Protect Your Children at Any Age in Our Digital World
Keeping a watchful eye on your kids requires an increasing level of tech savvy many parents find intimidating. Not only are your kids vulnerable to bad actors online, but your family’s personal information could be at risk as well. Learn how to protect your children and family in this digital age with these tips. Elementary-Age […]
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Zucchini Chicken Bake
When September arrives, it’s finally time to dust off those fall recipes. This Zucchini Chicken Bake is a perfect blend of summer veggies and warm, fall flavor, ideal for those hot days that turn into chilly evenings. Visit Culinary.net to find more family recipe inspiration. Zucchini Chicken Bake Recipe courtesy of “Cookin’ Savvy“ Servings: 4-6 […]
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Timeless Manchester View Estate
New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber, the “Queen of Romance,” is selling her home In Manchester after 30 years. This was a place where some of her most beloved novels were written, and where Macomber and her family gathered often. They have decided to sell their “flagship estate” and now it’s ready for someone […]
Posted inPeople & Places
Wes Larson
Born in Bremerton 63 years ago, Wes Larson traveled and lived around the world, was educated in some of the finest universities and obtained a law degree. While at the University of Washington, he received a degree in German language and was a member of the UW band. He achieved all this while never losing […]
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Quincy Square Grand Opening
Quincy Square is Bremerton’s newest public “heart” — a once-silent block on Fourth Street has been re-imagined into a lively, music-infused gathering place honoring hometown legend Quincy Jones. We are particularly excited for the interactive musical art installations throughout, giving visitors the opportunity to make a joyful noise and let their inner musician come out […]