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No spill from grounded tugboat in Kingston
A tugboat that ran aground around 9 p.m. Thursday night in Kingston's Apple Tree Cove was refloated and…
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Shoreline plan update is on council’s agenda
The City Council will review an updated draft of the Shoreline Management Program over the holidays and begin…
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Fjord Drive will reopen on Dec. 30
After two years, the final piece of the puzzle is (nearly) in place.
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Rotary wants homeless youth shelter in area
The Poulsbo Rotary Club will hold an informational meeting on Jan. 7, 2:30 p.m., in the City Council…
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Callihoo gets 812 days for probation violation
Stacy Callihoo, the subject of a recent warrant service that ended with a fatal shooting in Suquamish, has…
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‘He was my best friend’: Siblings cope with brother’s death in Suquamish shooting
From the outside, the compact home on Second Avenue is no different than its neighbors. But inside, the…
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City wants to move sales tax revenue to reserve
Last week, the council discussed their goals for the hotel/motel tax fund, voting to increase the reserve amount.…
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More housing proposed on Viking Avenue
The Valhalla Village housing development project on Viking Avenue received a stay of execution by the Poulsbo City…
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Businesses get holiday boost
Residents of North Kitsap are feeling generous this year. Local businesses are reporting positive numbers in holiday traffic,…
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Parking lot for boaters is under construction on old Armory site
Construction of a new paid-parking lot in downtown Poulsbo is under way. The Port of Poulsbo is developing…
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Poulsbo finalizes $9.3 million budget, approves management raises
Poulsbo will run on a $9.3 million general fund next year, when the city council approved the 2012…
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Restaurateur charged in tax theft pleads not guilty; trial set for February
The operator of restaurants in Kitsap and Jefferson counties who was charged with filing false tax returns last…
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SoundRunner will get $340K subsidy in 2012
A majority of Kingston residents surveyed support SoundRunner, but they also want to see the port give it…
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‘He was a peacekeeper’: Memorial pole dedicated to 1960s Suquamish chairman Charles Lawrence
Fifty years after Charles Lawrence passed away, his name evokes strong memories of the man who survived boarding…
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Forsman, Swift pleased with Obama’s commitment
President Obama announced an order that would bring the U.S. Department of Education and American Indian education opportunities…
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Hazardous collection coming to Poulsbo
The county wants to make disposal of hazardous waste easier for residents of North Kitsap, but not without…
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North Kitsap Trails Plan approved
County commissioners adopted the North Kitsap Trails Association’s String of Pearls plan Monday, the first step of many…
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Poulsbo mayor proposes transit passes for ‘most vulnerable’
An idea to help low-income residents or transient people get around Kitsap County is facing resistance. But some…
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Kingston Port finalizes budget; SoundRunner subsidy will continue through 2012
After a tumultuous restart to the Port of Kingston’s passenger ferry, SoundRunner, commissioners are still willing to subsidize…
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Evidence procedures toughened in wake of thefts
Poulsbo Mayor Becky Erickson said the apparent theft of firearms from the Poulsbo Police Department evidence storage is…