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Former SKHS drill team members gathering for reunion
More than 100 former members of the South Kitsap High School drill team from 1951 to 1998 are…
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School board wants Congress to reauthorize education act
The South Kitsap School District board voted unanimously to support a resolution to urge Congress to show leadership…
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South Kitsap High School lifts modified lockdown
South Kitsap High School has lifted modified lockdown at 10 a.m. this morning, May 9.
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Calm response to bomb threat by police, SKSD
Port Orchard Police Chief Geoffrey Marti said he was pleased with the response from his department, school district…
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Memorial service honors Baldwin’s life
More than 250 people gathered April 26 at the First Lutheran Community Church for a memorial service to…
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Six years later, police seeking information in woman’s death
A woman’s body was found inside a burnt rental home seven years ago in Port Orchard. No suspects…
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City to allow school buses parking in commercial zones
School buses will be allowed to park in the city’s commercial zones after the council unanimously approved amending…
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Council approves ordinance on recreational marijuana
The city council voted 6-1 to pass an ordinance amending the city development regulations concerning recreational marijuana use.…
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Council discusses future population, employment growth
In the next 20 years, Port Orchard’s population could reach more than 20,000, along with more than 3,100…
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Man faces multiple charges in gun store burglary
A 24-year-old Bremerton man will face felony charges in connection with an April 9 burglary of a Gorst…
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Car used in gun store burglary found
Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office deputies have located a car used by suspects in the April 9 burglary of…
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City will again fund extended foot ferry summer hours
The city will once again partner with local entities in providing additional foot ferry service between Port Orchard…
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Merchants, artists promoting ‘Shop Annapolis’
Efforts are underway to make the tiny community of Annapolis a shopping destination.
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Port Orchard council continues discussion on joint agreement with utility district
The joint agreement with the West Sound Utility District once again became a topic of discussion during the…
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Schlicher announces he’ll run for District 26 House Position 1 seat
Democrat Nathan Schlicher sent a correction by email stating he was running for the 26th Legislative District House…
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Rotella resigns, SKSD looking for new finance director
Sandy Rotella, assistant superintendent of business services, left March 28 to return to Colorado to continue her career.…
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Attorney’s letter threatens park’s reopening, but clients willing to cooperate for concessions
A letter sent by an attorney for a group of Millihanna Road residents to the head of Kitsap…
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Woman charged with murder in father’s death
A 58-year-old woman faces a murder charge in connection with the death of her 97-year-old father in rural…
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Port Orchard city council OKs contract with design firm
The Port Orchard city council voted 5-2 for a Portland company to design signage, logos and branding for…
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HBA official cautions council about fee increases
Despite delaying action next month on a resolution that would increase some Department of Community Development and Public…