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A very special gift: Kingston woman donating kidney to her husband
When Jason Gear undergoes a kidney transplant July 26 at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., he and his…
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Dog-training program prepares pups for new homes, inmates for new lives
Indy, June Cotner’s 13-month-old chocolate lab/Doberman mix, broke character when Marcia Hilberg leaned close to him and patted…
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Suquamish breaks ground on new museum Friday, rededicates Chief Seattle’s grave Saturday
One hundred and fifty six years after he signed the Treaty of Point Elliott, Chief Seattle’s voice is…
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No Viking Cup soccer tournament Memorial Day weekend; may be rescheduled
For the second time in three years, changes in the youth soccer season schedule have forced the cancellation…
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Mayor: Arbitrator rules for police officers, and for city, in contract dispute
POULSBO — Poulsbo’s police officers and sergeants will get pay increases retroactive to January 2010, according to an…
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Something old, something new at this year’s Viking Fest | Kitsap Week
Poulsbo has been celebrating Viking Fest for 43 years, and still this year’s event offers some interesting features.…
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Thousands expected in Poulsbo this weekend for 43rd annual Viking Fest
POULSBO — Poulsbo has been celebrating Viking Fest for 43 years, and still this year’s event offers some…
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Veterans Service Office opens June 2 on Jensen Way in Poulsbo
POULSBO — More than 23 million U.S. military veterans are eligible for benefits, but only 8 million are…
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Could something be coming to Viking Avenue?; announcement was expected Wednesday
POULSBO — A new development on Viking Avenue south of Lindvig Way could be announced soon, but involved…
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Poulsbo Marine Science Center reopens Saturday; council wants more discussion on lease
POULSBO — The Poulsbo Marine Science Center reopens Saturday at 10 a.m., after five months to fix damage…
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Saltcod and sail: Poulsbo Historical Society celebrates centennial of the Pacific Coast Codfish Co.
POULSBO — Capt. Ed Shields of Poulsbo knew more than most about time and tides, and so there…
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Poulsbo driver tells police he was texting before car went off road
POULSBO — A Poulsbo man told police he was texting behind the wheel before his car went off…
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Tree stops car’s descent down slope and into Dogfish Creek
POULSBO — This driver was lucky. The new rust said the crash possibly occurred late Thursday. The Mazda…
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Reporting from the Poulsbo City Council meeting | Blog
Reporting from the Poulsbo City Council meeting Wednesday, 7 p.m., in City Hall: Poulsbo Mayor Becky Erickson said…
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Poulsbo Marine Science Center reopens May 14
POULSBO — The Poulsbo Marine Science Center will reopen May 14 at 10 a.m., its director said Wednesday.…
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Vacancies are filling up in downtown Poulsbo
Downtown Poulsbo, marred in the last year by several recession-induced closings, is taking a fresh breath. Several new…
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70 descendants celebrate Laura Hagen Westeren’s 100th birthday April 30
There will be no shortage of stories to tell April 30 at the celebration of Laura Hagen Westeren’s…
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Police will move to Poulsbo City Hall by September
Poulsbo Police Chief Dennis Swiney is looking forward to his department’s move to City Hall. Ah, but that…
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Poulsbo’s 2010 sales tax revenue up over 2009; city marketing website soon to be launched
Poulsbo’s share of sales tax revenue generated in the city in 2010 was $2.85 million, $73,691 more than…