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SoundRunner advisory committee dissolved
The Port of Kingston has formally dissolved the Passenger-Only Ferry Advisory Committee, but port commissioners look forward to…
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Port Gamble S’Klallam now governs its own adoption assistance, guardianship assistance and foster care programs
The Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe is the first tribal nation to have a federal agreement enabling it to…
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9 North Kitsap retailers apply for liquor licenses
Several stores in the North Kitsap area have applied for a spirits retailer license. Around the state, more…
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Artists contribute to new Point Casino’s beauty, and to cultural understanding
James Streun has been doing Native art since he was a child and he likes contributing to the…
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‘To build a sense of community’: Kitsap 99% Spring Gathering March 24 in Little Boston
While many of the nation’s larger Occupy movements have gone underground, locally the calls for social justice have…
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‘Building community’: Kitsap 99% Spring Gathering at S’Klallam Tribal Center March 24
99% gathering includes open session for sharing and discussion of ideas
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Kingston Passenger-Only Ferry Advisory Committee dissolved
The Port of Kingston has formally dissolved the Passenger-Only Ferry Advisory Committee, but port commissioners look forward to…
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Suquamish proposes clam-raising operation at Port of Poulsbo
The Suquamish Tribe Fisheries Department wants to try a new clam-raising operation in Liberty Bay. Luke Kelly, shellfish…
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Many Poulsbo port projects scheduled for 2006-12 have not been completed
The Port of Poulsbo has started to review its current Comprehensive Plan and build its next six-year plan,…
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June deadline for city’s shoreline plan
The City of Poulsbo has until June to submit a final Shoreline Master Program plan to the Department…
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Proposed trails worry property owners
The lines have been drawn: The lines on the Urban Paths of Poulsbo plan, and the line of…
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Area firefighters climb 1,311 steps to fight cancer | Slideshow
Over a thousand firefighters eagerly awaited the 69 flights of stairs Sunday, though knowing how exhausted they would…
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Tribes may ask state to cede jurisdiction to feds
However, due to the unclear nature of the PL 280, and the economic improvements of many tribes in…
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Three positions on the Suquamish Tribal Council ballot
The Suquamish Tribe’s election for three at-large Tribal Council positions is March 18.
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6th Ave. project designed to reduce polluted runoff
While the main purpose of the proposed improvements to 6th Avenue is stormwater treatment, most of the residents…
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Coming to grips with a violent month
After reading so much heavy news, Pastor Alison Shane of Poulsbo First Lutheran Church wanted to hold a…
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Residents ask two Poulsbo port commissioners to resign
Disgruntled port residents called for commissioners Tony DeCarlo and Arnold Bockus’s resignation over DeCarlo and port attorney Greg…
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Dignitaries, family, community remember Park Ranger Johanson
At one point or another, everyone had a smile during State Park Ranger Ed Johanson's memorial service Friday.…
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Local firefighters will conquer Columbia Center for a cure
For many of our local firefighters, the need for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society hits close to home.
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AG: Bockus could not be appointed
An assistant state Attorney General says Poulsbo Port Commissioner Arnie Bockus could not be appointed to another commission…