Two brothers who had lived in Port Orchard and graduated from South Kitsap High before moving out of Kitsap County were found dead in a body of water. The bodies of Alexander and Andrew were recovered from the lake in Warm Beach. The two went to the lake with friends and were reported missing after they went out on a canoe. The men were not wearing life jackets according to witnesses. Two men remain missing weeks after a canoe trip. The identifications of the men were confirmed by the medical examiner. Their cause of death was determined to be drowned and the manner of death was accidental, according to the medical examiner's office. Shannon Perez-Tennyson, an aunt to the two men, said family members were thankful for the search and rescue teams, the sheriff's office and other individuals who assisted after the pair went missing. Perez-Tennyson said that they are devastated as a family and miss them terribly. A friend of the brothers created a page on the internet to raise money for their funeral. Peiyu Lin can be reached at pei-yu.lin@kitsapsun.com. Support local journalism. You can subscribe to kitsapsun.com today. The bodies of missing brothers were recovered from a lake. According to media reports, Van Taylor withdrew from the Republican primary run-off race after admitting he had an extra-marital affair with the widow of an American who joined the Islamic State. Taylor voted for the creation of a special congressional panel to investigate the Jan. 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol, earning the ire of former President Donald Trump, whose supporters mounted the deadly attack. One day after leading a pack of five Republicans in a primary race with 48.7% of the vote, Taylor withdrew from the race. There is no sign of a famous person at the childhood home of the 20-year-old singer. The best movies show societies in a state of suffering or injustice. Do you know the family of this boy? Mars Veterinary Health looked into the current shortage of veterinarians and how it could affect pets and their owners over the next several years. There is an update on the custody case where police found a missing girl hiding under a staircase. There are 30 hilarious photos of things that happen only in China. The woman was sentenced to two decades in prison for the shooting death of Dakota Kersey. A South Carolina solicitor and a Columbia attorney are questioning the conduct of a judge. The Rhode Island law is believed to be the only one of its kind in the nation. Enjoy this stunning graphics and deep game-play. Kevin Hunter filed a lawsuit against Debmar-Mercury, the producer-distributor of The Wendy Williams Show, for wrongful dismissal. Guy Fieri is a Florida man and he couldn't be happier. Genji Sato has a tradition with his son. Lujan, who left the department at the end of 2020, said he is running against Bianco to boost transparency and communication within the department. There are prices starting at just 14.98. The second man was arrested for the fatal attack during the fishing outing. The internet had to call them out. Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei said homosexuality was part of the "moral deprivation" in Western civilization. Iran has been criticized by Western rights groups for its use of the death penalty for homosexual acts. The communities of Snohomish County are thankful for the break in the rain. The river is expected to crest tonight, but it is already causing moderate flooding on roads. According to the Chinese embassy, Li Yayuanlun fabricated his story about being kidnapped in Cambodia. According to previous news reports, Li had been lured into a false job advertisement by a gang before he was kidnapped and sold into another gang running an online fraud company. Cambodian police were requested by the Chinese Embassy to investigate the case. It can be hard to find healthy foods on a budget. The body of revered film actor Charlie Chaplin was stolen from a graveyard in Switzerland. (March 2) Several key Boston officials have voiced their support for the Mayor's new proposal that would limit protests and picketing outside private residences between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. According to NBC Boston, the new law would protect all homes from targeted residential picketing and would not apply to gatherings, marches or rallies that do not target a specific person or resident. The investigation has been going on for a long time, according to the councilman.
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