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Poulsbo City Council opening draws three candidates
POULSBO — The Bremerton City Auditor, an arts educator and volunteer for the disabled, and a Naval Shipyard…
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Poulsbo Sons of Norway offers season’s last chance for lutefisk
Lien, along with many others, will have a serving of lutefisk — or maybe two — at the…
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Port of Poulsbo to demolish armory, install paid parking
The Port of Poulsbo plans to demolish the North Kitsap Armory building on Jensen Way to make room…
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First ghost conference descends on Port Gamble | Halloween events in North Kitsap
McNeill, who teaches paranormal investigation courses in the Seattle area, will speak at Port Gamble’s first Ghost Conference…
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City of Poulsbo probes ticketing policies after revenue decline
City officials are pointing to proactive policing and a rise in offending motorists opting for community service as…
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City of Poulsbo, police wage negotiations stall
A wage contract between the City of Poulsbo and Poulsbo Police Officers Association is expected to go to…
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Poulsbo chamber banking on drive to restore membership
The Greater Poulsbo Chamber of Commerce is facing a financial shortfall after its membership significantly declined in 2010.
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Poulsbo’s longest scarf comes out for official measuring
A massive scarf with the capacity to warm dozens will be rolled down Front Street this weekend for…
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Mitigation work nears completion on stretch of Dogfish Creek near SR 305
Mitigation work on a 200-foot section of Dogfish Creek in the heart of Poulsbo is close to completion.…
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Preparations underway for First Lutheran’s 98th lutefisk dinner
A third generation dinner volunteer, Kristan Stenman was one of 20 lefse-makers preparing for the church's 98th annual…
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Poulsbo officials hope small changes decrease budget deficit
After cutting staff by 10 percent the City of Poulsbo still faces a shortfall of more than $228,000…
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In need of home, Poulsbo veteran service office to close
A veteran service office in Poulsbo that has assisted more than 1,000 military members and their spouses will…
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Longtime Poulsbo post office supervisor retires
Poulsbo Post Office supervisor Deborah Corrigan scanned a report and shook her head. The sheet reads 28,000, the…
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Urdahl Meadows to expand new home market in Poulsbo
A 70-lot residential development underway in Poulsbo could be a sign area buyers are primed to meet a…
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Quiet harvest, but the food is still fresh in Scandia
Kitsap's recent spate of "radical weather" has been a good learning experience, according to Larry Bazzell, who grows…
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Poulsbo’s spacious, high tech city hall nears completion
The final elements of Poulsbo's new city hall are coming together as officials plan a mid-November move-in.
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Proposed connector trail along Liberty Bay to receive funding
A plan to connect walking trails at the head of Liberty Bay with trails along its eastern shore…
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Poulsbo port officials say summer season a modest success
Port of Poulsbo officials say the summer boating season was a moderate success considering the down economy.
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Poulsbo police union questions city layoffs, deputy chief to resign
POULSBO — The Poulsbo Police Officers' Association is challenging a plan to eliminate nearly a dozen city jobs,…
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Poulsbo mayor says there will be no involuntary layoffs at city
Mayor volunteers Saturday office hours under increased workload.