People stay in certain places for all kinds of reasons. For Kathleen Cahall, it’s all about the water.
But it’s not the beauty of Puget Sound that has kept Cahall in Bremerton, Washington, for nearly three decades, but rather the pure, unadulterated supply of freshwater that flows into the community.
Cahall became city water resources manager in 1991 and just retired at the end of June.
“I do like to stay in places for a while, and I was hoping it would be the kind of work that I could do for a long time,” she says. “But, really, Bremerton has
