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North Kitsap loses 34-0 to Archbishop Murphy

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North Kitsap loses 34-0 to Archbishop Murphy

POULSBO — Archbishop Murphy’s r0ad to the first round of the 2A State Football Tournament was paved with…

For the love of the show: Kingston High School presents “Little Shop of Horrors”

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For the love of the show: Kingston High School presents “Little Shop of Horrors”

KINGSTON — Producing a play is a lot of work. But producing a musical is even harder. From…

Respect all, fear none: Vikings host ATM Nov. 11

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Respect all, fear none: Vikings host ATM Nov. 11

POULSBO — With the state football championships on the rise, there’s no room for losers.

ShareNet’s annual NeighborAid fundraising campaign — which determines the level of service ShareNet is able offer in the coming year — is underway through the end of 2016.

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Helping to change lives one meal at a time: ShareNet launches 2016-17 Neighbor Aid fundraising campaign

Shedding a light on hunger in Kingston

Actor Tatanka Means tells students: ‘See yourself doing and succeeding’

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Actor Tatanka Means tells students: ‘See yourself doing and succeeding’

Actor Tatanka Means shares the power of positive thinking, and living, with Kingston students

Kingston Weather Shelter prepares for winter

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Kingston Weather Shelter prepares for winter

The shelter opening opens when temperatures are below freezing, or one inch of snow or one inch of…

Poulsbo Fire Department and Poulsbo Police investigate the scene of a collision between a NKSD school bus and a Toyota pickup Oct. 26.

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Children uninjured after school bus and pickup collide

For the third time in the last eight months, the stretch of Highway 305 between Hostmark Street and…

Two Poulsbo firefighter/paramedics are assisting the recovery effort in Haiti.

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‘This is the calm before the storm’: Local firefighters help in Haiti

“I’ve always wanted a job that actually mattered if I showed up for work,” Poulsbo firefighter/EMT Tevia Friedman…

A new documentary explores body image issues — and celebrates the uniqueness of each individual.

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Loving the skin you’re in | Kitsap Weekly

Documentary and movement are challenging the way people view their bodies, and others’

An alleged threat to North Kitsap High School was made by a student on Oct. 13.

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Student arrested for alleged threat to North Kitsap High School

An alleged threat to North Kitsap High School on Oct. 13 resulted in the arrest of a student…

This Spiderman print one of the newest works by Jeffrey Veregge. The limited edition prints will be sold at the Olympic Collectible Expo Oct. 1 at the Silverdale Beach Hotel.

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Artist, community help local family

Jeffrey Veregge, the Port Gamble S’Klallam graphic artist, is working to help a family in need by creating…

Bluewater Artworks closed after its owners sought unsuccessfully to sell the business.

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Bluewater Artworks closes; waterfront side remodel continues | Business Update

Bluewater Artworks Gallery and Framing, 18961 Front St., closed its doors on Aug. 28. The closure is one…

The Cougars (5-3 league

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CK vs. NK: first game in years | Game of the Week

The Central Kitsap vs. North Kitsap football game is at 5 p.m on Sept. 9 at the Central…

Emily Kramer is the new owner of Dirty Hairy's

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Dirty Hairy’s: New owner, new look for Jensen Way salon

Like her business's namesake, Emily Kramer is packing some serious heat. But her's is a pair of scissors.…

Martha Rabura

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KHS graduate, literacy advocate awarded top honor in Girl Scouts

Martha Rabura, a 2016 graduate of Kingston High School, was awarded Girl Scouts’ top honor — the Gold…

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Rallying around NKSD worker injured in collision

Richard Keyes reported in satisfactory condition at Harborview Medical Center

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Page directed to fix rift in school district, community

Worthington: ‘We are very interested in building that relationship’

Fish and Wildlife biologist Don Rothaus holds a red rock crab measuring 7.68 inches across the shell

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Crabbing forecast for Kitsap: not great. But it’s still worth a try.

But it’s still worth a try. Here’s what one fishery official recommends

The Kingston Middle School band is arguably one of the hardest-working bands around. In May

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KMS band performs in two countries in two days

The hardest-working band around might not be Modest Mouse or 5 Seconds Of Summer. The average age in…

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280 sign teacher-support petitions; demand change in leadership

As of 10 a.m. June 2, almost 280 residents signed the “Support Change in NKSD Leadership” petition created…