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Local business owners and politicians split after court decision on healthcare law
Ryan and Baldwin are just two Port Orchard business owners struggling to make sense of what the changes…
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Sandal causes crash into Custom Hearth
A runaway car smashed through a corner of the Custom Hearth stove store in Gorst Thursday afternoon, destroying…
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Baby steps in converting McCormick Woods STEP system
Known as the McCormick Woods STEP System Retrofit project, city officials are hoping to gradually convert homes in…
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Port Orchard Library finally approved for a new roof
The Port Orchard City Council Tuesday evening unanimously approved a library roof replacement bid for an amount with…
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Simpson seeks change for Kitsap County
Simpson, 47, is the lone Republican running for the District 2 County Commissioner seat.
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Who Ya Gonna Call?
DiMarco and the cast and crew were filming a trailer for season two of “Ghost Sniffers” Tuesday. The…
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Local resident to appear on Extreme Weight Loss show
Jonathan McHenry knew he needed to lose weight. At 550 pounds, he would sit in his Port Orchard…
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Danielson(s) runs again
Danielson will face-off against current commissioner Charlotte Garrido, former Port Orchard Mayor Lary Coppola and Linda Simpson in…
Kitsap Military Times
Treating trauma from years before
As recognition of PTSD and the number of veterans affected by the disorder gains media attention, the variety…
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100 percent rise in car theft an ‘anomaly’
Geoffrey Marti, the Port Orchard Police Department’s Commander, said a spike in thefts of older model Hondas, Toyotas…
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TNB tolls climb in July
The toll on the bridge will cost $4 for Good to Go! (up from $2.75) pass users, $5…
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Regional council approves Port Orchard plan
The city’s 2008 Comprehensive Plan was certified by the Puget Sound Regional Council June 1. The document, which…
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Sentencing pushed for cop killer’s helper
A Judge pushed the sentencing of Megan Mollet back one week after a late memorandum from the prosecution…
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Smooth sailing for Southworth Ferry
Representatives from Washington state’s ferry system met Tuesday at Harper Church to discuss potential ferry system updates.
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Kitsap Rifle and Revolver Club shooting again
Marcus Carter, the executive officer of the club, said shooters once again took to the range May 1,…
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Partnership helps SE county park stay open
A partnership between Kitsap County and Key Peninsula Metropolitan Park District will keep a South Kitsap park open…
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Harbor Festival ready to rock
The Kitsap Harbor Festival will welcome some old staples, and new arrivals, this weekend around Sinclair Inlet.
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City discusses texting alerts
On May 9, Port Orchard’s Economic Development and Tourism Committee discussed a deal in which the city would…
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Algae blooming in Sinclair Inlet
A torrent of sunshine and temperatures in the ’70s have spurred marine algae blooms across the Puget Sound,…