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Council OKs Poulsbo road improvement plans
The city is moving ahead with the 6th Avenue improvement project, finalizing designs for rain gardens to absorb…
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Older recruit thrives as firefighter
Fighting against exhaustion, sore muscles, distraction from being away from her family and fire, Juanitta Lang remained 100…
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Poulsbo City Council approves shoreline plan
After three years, several public hearings, and hundreds of changes to the draft, Poulsbo City Council voted to…
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Men don heels for abuse awareness
Some feeling sore, a dozen men staggered to the Suquamish House of Awakened Culture with heads held high,…
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Bay project forages for funds
Those searching for funds and support for the Kitsap Forest & Bay Project are feeling the pressure.
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Port does CPR on SoundRunner
UPDATED: The Port of Kingston has faith that the community can keep SoundRunner afloat. With a 2-to-1 vote…
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Port has faith in SoundRunner ferry
The Port of Kingston has faith that the community can keep SoundRunner afloat. With a 2-to-1 vote at…
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Fred Hill Materials closes with Chapter 7 bankruptcy
In the front office of Fred Hill Materials, display cases reveal decades of public service: Sponsorship ribbons from…
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Police Calls | A summary of calls to the Poulsbo Police Department
The Poulsbo Police Department reported responding to the following calls between April 12-16
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Mayor says free transit rides will help residents get through hard times
The Kitsap Transit Board of Directors unanimously approved providing free bus passes to homeless and low-income residents at…
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Kingston’s SoundRunner ferry exhausts subsidy
Kingston Port to residents and SoundRunner commuters: It’s now or never. Port commissioners explained the passenger-only ferry’s expenses…
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City is considering changes to zoning code
It may be dry work, but Ray Stevens enjoys it. The chairman of the Poulsbo Planning Commission said…
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City trails plan on hold until consensus is reached
After more submitted comments and several testifiers at the public hearing — the majority concerned about private property…
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Kitsap Soap Box Derby: Vroom without the fumes
In Kitsap Soap Box Derby, girls rule. Kitsap Soap Box Derby opened the season racing on a more…
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Residents to city: ‘Slow down’ on shoreline plan
In the largest public participation yet for the city’s update of its shoreline rules, the majority of those…
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Review beginning for zoning code, public input sought
It may be dry work, but Ray Stevens enjoys it. The chair of the Poulsbo Planning Commission said…
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Poulsbo Port seeks new attorney
Over the last 20 years, and the last few contentious months, the Port of Poulsbo has used the…
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Easter treats enjoyed by all at Raab Park egg hunt
The Raab Park field was picked clean minutes after children were let loose to grab colorful plastic eggs…
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Crime-weary neighbors become more vigilant
Residents of 4th Avenue, a street of family homes located by schools and churches, have taken neighborhood crime…
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Anderson Parkway project moved to February
Downtown merchants’ vocal opposition to the timing of the Anderson Parkway project has succeeded.