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Chaplain joins ranks at Poulsbo Police Department
Ken Bailey will offer support in times of crisis, will be a liason to the community and a…
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Reconsideration of appeal against Poulsbo’s Comprehensive Plan denied by hearings board
A Washington Growth Management hearings board denied a motion to reconsider an appeal against Poulsbo's 2009 Comprehensive Plan…
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District court nixes Poulsbo office to save money
Citing budget cuts and an insufficient workload, the Kitsap County District Court closed its Poulsbo location this week,…
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Dale Rudolph to resign mid-term from Poulsbo City Council
Dale Rudolph will resign from the Poulsbo City Council in December, the 17-year councilman announced Wednesday night.
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City of Poulsbo says new transfer station could save money
A solid waste transfer station planned for Viking Way could help Poulsbo garbage trucks avoid costly trips to…
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After nearly a year, Lemolo Market still shuttered
A favorite community market in Poulsbo is still closed after its previous owners shuttered the store nearly a…
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Boy, 14, paddles to dog’s rescue in Liberty Bay
Neighbors are giving 14-year-old Kohl Serwold a hero's welcome after he rescued his dog from drowning last week.
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New $10 million medical center underway in Poulsbo
Construction is underway on a $10 million medical center making healthcare more convenient for North Kitsap residents.
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Restoration plan in works for south fork of Dogfish Creek
The presence freshwater mussels in Dogfish Creek is a good sign to the city of Poulsbo.
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City of Poulsbo targets nearly $1 million in staff cuts
City leaders may eliminate 11 staff positions to close a funding gap projected for 2011.
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Anderson Parkway getting environmental upgrades
The city of Poulsbo plans to decrease pollutants in Liberty Bay by installing pervious pavement and rain gardens…
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Viking Way completion expected this fall
Repairs along the southern portion of Viking Way in Poulsbo are expected to continue through the fall.
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City incentive program unlikely to stop future layoffs
City incentive program unlikely to stop future layoffs
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City of Poulsbo prevails in Comprehensive Plan appeal
A Washington Growth Management hearings board dismissed an appeal against the city of Poulsbo’s 2009 Comprehensive Plan.
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Poulsbo Police overtime pay crimping city’s budget
Poulsbo taxpayers fund thousands of dollars in overtime costs for police protection provided to local events and festivals,…
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City of Poulsbo offers to pay employees to quit
The City of Poulsbo is offering quitting incentives to employees to save money and avoid future layoffs.
Life
Kitsap rookie makes good in All-American Soap Box Derby
Kitsap rookie makes good in All-American Soap Box Derby in Akron, Ohio
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Paddle Kitsap makes social journey in scenic waterways
Just the other night, Spring Courtright saw the kind of thing usually reserved for imaginatively painted landscapes.
