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Kitsap Opera stages centuries-old “Il Travatore”

Verdi's operas withstands through generations without changing much, though the world has. Kitsap Opera presents 'Il Travatore' June…

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Elsewhere in the Arts | Irving Berlin, the sound of cinema and one more weekend of ‘Fiddler’

The Jewel Box fetes the great American composer Irving Berlin, while WWCA revels in an encore weekend of…

John Weatherill

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Sunset Lane observance highlights Memorial Day in SK

A crowd of around 300 gathered on Monday morning at Sunset Lane Cemetery in Port Orchard to pay…

Obituaries

Richard Atwood

Richard Atwood died May 25 at his home in Mission Lakes Country Club, Desert Hot Springs, Calif., after…

Obituaries

Jerome Stanton Thompson

Jerome Stanton Thompson of Poulsbo died May 23. He was 80. He was born on Oct. 28, 1928.…

News

Hood Canal Bridge may reopen sooner than later

SHINE— There may be truth to the rumor that the Hood Canal Bridge might reopen a week ahead…

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Poulsbo licensing services office will stay open

POULSBO — The Poulsbo Licensing Services Offices, which serves nearly 35,000 residents from the North End and beyond,…

The legendary Fat Smittys (left) and the dreaded roadside-roasted bacon-wrapped oyster kabobs.

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Destination: Fat Smitty’s | Beyond Kitsap

The Beyond Kitsap Highway 101 saga concludes with roadside-roasted, bacon-wrapped oysters and one of the nation’s best burgers.

The creatures of Dr. Seuss find a home at the Kitsap Forest Theater in this summer's 'Seussical

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WHAT GOES ON | Kitsap happenings for the week May 22-29

ARTS & CRAFTS POSTER CONTEST: The Kitsap Arts and Crafts Festival is accepting applications for its 50th Anniversary…

News

American Marine Bank in Central Market robbed at gunpoint

Two men have been arrested in connection with the May 21 bank robbery of American Marine Bank in…

Short fiction from Seattle's underbelly — the latest in a myriad of noir anthologies from Akashic Books.

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‘Seattle Noir:’ An anthology from the underworld

'Seattle Noir' — one of the most recent in a host of noir anthologies from the New York…

News

Smell alerts firefighters at Poulsbo Elementary; 911 brief

Poulsbo firefighters and paramedics were called to Poulsbo Elementary School Thursday afternoon to investigate a suspicious smell that…

Business

Eloisa opens on Front Street; Business briefs, May 22

Eloisa opens on Front Street Eloisa, a new clothing store, recently opened on Front Street in Historic downtown…

Business

Kingstonites in the business of relaxation

KINGSTON — They don’t just offer a service, they offer a full-spectrum relaxation package. Kingstonites Rosalie and Shirely Inman,…

News

Port Gamble S’Klallam takes part in state aid pilot program

LITTLE BOSTON — The Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe is the first non-state agency with the power to determine…

Life

Kingston construction school gives students real-world experience

KINGSTON — Her career-development classroom is anything but traditional, there’s only one wall: a cliff face. Cassy Birkeland spends…

Sports

Former Viking hoopster headed to Montana Tech; Sports briefs May 22

Former Viking hoopster headed to Montana Tech Eric Schippers, a former North Kitsap High School basketball player from…

Opinion

Calendar, May 22

FRIDAY CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE: North Peninsula Unity Center, 26011 Ohio Avenue in Kingston, will host a rummage sale…

Opinion

Torrens Talk: Get off the sidelines and do something productive

The week of June 1-5 is the time to file for office for positions on the governing boards…

Letters to the Editor

Citizens mislead on city hall; Letters, May 22

City Hall Citizens were mislead Re: The mayor’s apologia (Herald, May 8) for the contract bids for Poulsbo’s…