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Gerald Lewis Yanac

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Yanac, a bank robbery veteran, charged with first-degree robbery

Suspect confesses to undertaking holdup at Chase Bank branch in Port Orchard.

Traffic flows are becoming more congested during commute times on Tremont Street.

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Putaansuu: City government working to communicate better, fights for more project funding

In order to advance a list of comprehensive and complicated civic projects in the near future, Port Orchard…

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Petco to build new store in Port Orchard; company isn’t confirming

Pet supply company Petco reportedly will build a new store to serve the Port Orchard area.

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Outcomes released from city government retreat in February

The Port Orchard City Council released finalized notes late last month from its planning retreat, which also was…

Robin O'Grade

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‘Build A Bridge’ campaign seeks $100,000 to trim West Sound Treatment Center budget deficit

West Sound Treatment Center in Port Orchard, tucked away in a quiet industrial area off Old Clifton Road,…

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Mick Hersey’s cemetery mission spurred by gratitude to his community

Mick Hersey is doing all he can to ensure that names like Levi Cline, Otto Borst, Johnson A.…

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Part-time artists are full-time friends | Their works on exhibit at Sidney Art Gallery

Bob Ulsh and Roy Carr don’t mind one whit if you call them “old geezers.

Port Orchard Police Department team members pose with Amber one last time.

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Amber’s last ride | Narcotics dog charmed and comforted Port Orchard’s best

Port Orchard Police Department officers and staff bade a sad farewell to a faithful, dedicated and uncomplaining fellow…

The Myhre Building is finally getting an exterior spruce-up.

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Myhre’s exterior finally getting its facelift

A welcome sight is unfolding on Port Orchard’s Bay Street — the Myhre Building’s long-promised exterior spruce-up has…

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Author Gregg Olsen peers into the world of troubled souls — with a Port Orchard dateline

Rylee is a Port Orchard teenager from a family burdened by shady lies, deceit and a hazy past.…

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Port Orchard Safeway opens April 27; store to hire 75 new employees

From the ashes of what once was the Haggen grocery business on Lund and Jackson, a newly reconstituted…

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Public may get to vote soon on passenger-only ferry service

Passenger-only ferry service connecting Southworth, Bremerton and Kingston with Seattle is being debated by Kitsap Transit board members.…

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Two people killed in South Kitsap house explosion

Two residents were killed early Feb. 23 by an explosion that destroyed their home at 3585 SE Soholt…

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SK grad returns home to care for Port Orchard’s pets

When Amanda Smith was growing up in South Kitsap, she was surrounded by lots of pets and enjoyed…

Maurine Simons works on a school bus wheel hub and is preparing it for installation of a tire.

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Being an auto mechanic is not just a ‘guy thing’

Maurine Simons is an unexpected face among the five-person automotive technology crew that works inside the repair and…

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Crazy Lady Galleries to hang it up

Another small business on Bay Street is closing its doors. Crazy Lady Galleries at 724 Bay St., which…

Piper Lowery was 12 years old.

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‘Our beautiful borrowed angel’ | Fatal flu ends Piper’s life, but her spirit can’t be dampened

In the end, 12-year-old Piper Lowrey really didn’t get a fair chance at life.

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In Olympia: Young introduces bill to change educational assessment emphasis; school funding lurches forward

Jesse Young, 26th legislative district Republican, aims to reform the school assessment process so that the state’s educational…

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‘This Old Barn’ | Howe Farm Park is returning to its agricultural past

When the creaky, listing old barn at Howe Farm County Park is fully renovated by the end of…

Sean Jeu

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Port Orchard St. Vincent de Paul needs to raise $100,000 to stave off closure

Port Orchard’s St. Vincent de Paul thrift store and assistance center on Bay Street may shut down operations…