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White Horse clubhouse expects to open in spring
Dedicated Kitsap golfers aren’t letting the lack of swanky clubhouse facilities deter them from White Horse Golf Club.…
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Helping Hands: For many women, Kathleen Sutton Fund is a ‘lifesaver’ | Kitsap Week
Thanks to the Kathleen Sutton Fund, women can concentrate on healing, and not worry about how they’ll get…
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Developer studies former Poulsbo city hall site
Talk of a hotel in Poulsbo's historic downtown has begun again, this time backed by feasibility studies and…
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McDonald’s, Walgreens team up on 305 location
Walgreens is moving into the neighborhood, bringing the future number of pharmacies in Poulsbo to six.
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Five questions with Gregg Olsen
Gregg Olsen, famed author of true crime nonfiction books, has a knack for what makes teenagers tick.
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Suquamish sues Navy over wharf project
UPDATE — Challenges assertion that Tribe has no fishing rights in Hood Canal.
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Local ‘Hunger Games’ raises $700 for rescue mission
The odds were in favor of Sherri Danielson last weekend when she hosted a victorious Hunger Games-themed fundraiser…
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SoundRunner ends Sept. 28, open to partners
Port of Kingston commissioners voted Wednesday to end SoundRunner service Sept. 28. Commissioners have been up against a…
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Suquamish youth keeping language alive; Chief Seattle Days Royalty crowned
Dressed in handmade outfits of traditional Suquamish clothing, 11 youth prepared speeches and introductions, some in Lushootseed, the…
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Book store in jeopardy after owner’s death
Soon Hood was the friendly owner of The Book Stop, a used bookstore in downtown Poulsbo. Her love…
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Players find home away from home in Poulsbo | World Series
Kathe Breitmayer of Poulsbo said the Babe Ruth World Series came at just the right time — her…
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Sami people’s cultural renaissance touches Poulsbo
Poulsbo has a unique place in Sami history. The indigenous peoples of Scandinavia were outcasts in those countries…
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Mayor releases parking strategy
After years of reviewing studies and discussing Poulsbo’s downtown parking problems, the Poulsbo City Council is ready to…
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Kingston port delves into dredging
The port is applying for permits to perform a maintenance dredge to remove extra silt that is causing…
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Pope Resources to pay $14 million for Port Gamble clean up
UPDATED: The time is close for Pope Resources and the state to agree to financial and environmental agreements…
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Lemolo: Hometown’s namesake duo is making a name in music | Kitsap Week
The forests and bays of North Kitsap, with the Olympic Mountain range in the background, can be very…
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City may hire a tourism director
Downtown businesses and City Council members are discussing the need for a tourism director for Poulsbo, but the…
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Stepping up against Cystic Fibrosis
For 20 years, Poulsbo’s Great Strides Walkathon has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to combat cystic fibrosis.…
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A better future through economic development | Who’s Who
Noel Higa had been evaluating the Heronswood Gardens property on behalf of the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe for…
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Making her world a healthier place to live | Who’s Who
Since the completion of the Carpenter Creek Bridge project in February, which Naomi Maasberg’s organization, Stillwaters Environmental Education…