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James McAvoy finds himself “Wanted” by Angelina Jolie.

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THE SCREENING ROOM | Fate takes aim in ‘Wanted’

Fate takes aim

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North Kitsap alum, med student uses spare time to halt malaria

North Kitsap High alum Jesse Matthews doesn’t have much extra time on his hands. Having just graduated from…

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Poulsbo believes it can afford new $17M city hall

The city of Poulsbo is optimistically crunching the numbers on a new city hall at Third Avenue and…

Poulsbo’s city clerk Karol Jones retires after 28 years.

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It’s so hard to say goodbye

City Clerk Karol Jones retires after 28 years.

(above) Private neurofeedback practitoner Thomas Budzynski (below) An example of a SPECT brain scan commonly used to characterize brain function.

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Poulsbo doc studies aftershocks of brain injuries

It’s not all that uncommon. A person suffers a head injury, perhaps during a car collision, and is…

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Getting close to the Hood Canal nearshore assessment

Hood Canal research begins, will last through September.

Poulsbo firefighter is 'Turbo'-charged on the job

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Poulsbo firefighter is ‘Turbo’-charged on the job

It’s 8 a.m. on a Wednesday morning and there’s one thing Travis Beach wants to make clear: “I…

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Survey says: ‘It’s South Point to Lofall’

TACOMA — After nearly 4,000 responses from a public survey the Washington State Department of Transportation has made…

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When life gives you lemons …

Poulsbo youngsters sell lemonade for charity.

Marcie Morgensen (right) and Donna Gonzalez say gas prices are a pain on both sides of the pump.

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Gas station owners: Money stops at the pump

Fees rise with cost of gasoline for local store owners.

PHS’s World War II ration stamps.

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PHS: It’s one for the books

Poulsbo Historical Society to begin pre-

Michelle Cho Gip

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Caution: Rotarians hard at work

Rotarian women join Kitsap Habitat For Humanity’s Women Build effort.

Neil and Nancy Sirman onboard the Active Light on D dock at the Port of Poulsbo.

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Poulsbo couple returns to port after eight years sailing around the world

When Neil and Nancy Sirman’s 36-foot Cape George, the Active Light, last saw Poulsbo’s shores in August 2000,…

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So … what, exactly, happened?

“Mother of God,” said the assertive bystander. “What kind of terrorists are these?”

Fish Park steering committee Joan Hett (left)

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Poulsbo’s ‘Big Fish’ Park

POULSBO — Like any good fish tale, Poulsbo’s Fish Park is getting bigger. And bigger.

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Port, Marine Science Center partnership to be explored

POULSBO — The Port of Poulsbo and nearby Marine Science Center could potentially benefit by working together.

Poulsbo Police Officer Justin Gillen patrolled Viking Way Monday. In less than an hour

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Law says: Hands free you must be

POULSBO — Putting down the phone before pulling out of park is something drivers are just going to…

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Ideas rising to surface for to-be-vacated downtown land

POULSBO — Hats are being tossed into the ring for ideas on Poulsbo’s current city hall property. The…

Poulsbo’s Erina Weible owns Charisma Design and Organization. Her practice specializes in bringing beauty and balance to your living space.

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Inside job: Kitsap woman cleans house as interior designer

For those without the time, patience or knowhow to put functionality into their space, and for those hoping…

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Poulsbo Annexation Task Force to give final report to city in July

Seven weeks into its quest for a better annexation process, Poulsbo’s Annexation Task Force is nearing its final…