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“I’m honored that the community and the people of Bremerton chose me based on my commitment to my community and the work I’ve done in the community,” Flood said, adding: “I’m honored, humbled and thankful to those trailblazers who came before me. Thanks to Josh Farleys enthusiasm and successful 2018 Bremertons Bridge to Bridge Tour, this urban trail has grown to become a popular outdoor attraction. The following is a list of episodes of the CBS television series Rescue 911. News Sports Opinion Kitsap Life Entertainment Obituaries Best of 2022 E-Edition Legals Beat Blast: What's in. Story Walks allow me to get out into those neighborhoods on foot with our readers. Flood will be the first Black judge in the county since the late Superior Court Judge Theodore "Ted" Spearman retired in 2011. Join reporter Josh Farley for a look around how East Bremerton is growing and changing. Kitsap Sun, Bridging Bremerton, Beat Blast, Josh Farley, Bremerton. In addition to being the first Black woman to hold court in Kitsap County, Flood will become the only person of color to preside over a court in the county since Superior Court Judge Leila Mills, who is Asian, retired in 2018. It is similar to Kitsap District Court, which handles misdemeanors and infractions committed in unincorporated areas of the county. On this week's special edition, join Josh Farley to chronicle the stories that in 2017 tugged at our heart strings, made us stronger and propel us into 2018. The city court handles misdemeanors and infractions issued inside the city limits, ranging from disputes over parking tickets up to drunken driving and misdemeanor assault.
Results released Friday show Flood with 54.8% of the vote, or 4,261 votes, to Weaver's 45.2%, or 3,514 votes. City judges had previously been appointed. It was great to hear it from her.”įlood, 52, beat Bremerton attorney Tom Weaver, 53, to replace Judge James Docter, who first took the bench in 1998 after winning election in 1997. Josh Farley is a reporter covering the military and Bremerton for the Kitsap Sun.“Oh no, I got a few more minutes,” Flood remembers saying. Reflecting their origins as lectures in courses taught in Seattle for students who come primarily from the Puget Sound basin, the lessons also focus more on. Army installation east of Las Cruces for a 26.2-mile hike or run through sandy terrain on an uphill circuit from the main post around Mineral Hill, north of US Highway 70. Hike through the destructive force and the restorative power of nature on this hike in the blast zone of Mount St. "I've been grateful every single day that somebody said yes," Tilton said. The event drew thousands of participants each year, including survivors of the 1942 death march, to the U.S. He said he felt fortunate to have worked for the ferry system for a quarter-century. Shipyard officials have since explained the problem as a malfunction occurring during a routine compartment air. He was the captain for one last shift, Thanksgiving night, 2021. Residents in the area said they heard a blast just after noon in the Bremerton area.
For one thing, he was burning vacation time before retirement, so he hadn't been on watch since the beginning of October. Either way, a life was saved.įor his part, Tilton, a retired Navy submariner who served as quartermaster aboard the USS Benjamin Franklin, said it was quite a coincidence to have a rescue on his last day. "Everything went right," said Tilton, himself a Bremerton resident.īecause the boat has been operating on one-boat service due to staffing shortages, Tilton said it actually was "overcrewed," which turned out to be fortunate for the rescue.įerries officials do not know whether the woman's fall to the water was accidental or purposeful. The retiring captain gave credit to the crew, calling the rescue - only one of about a handful he'd been involved in over his career since 1997 - a "textbook" response.
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