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Macomber’s publisher donating to Cedar Cove Days
Cindi Lucarelli brought her fundraising presentation to the Port Orchard City Council last week, which she used to…
Opinion
There’s a good reason for my dizziness
The first time I had labyrinthitis, back in 2000, it was something, according to medical authorities, that you…
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Poulsbo’s Playter leaves police force after 23 years
POULSBO — Poulsbo Police Department’s Sgt. Bill Playter is retiring after 23 years of service, and it’s a…
Sports
‘We just played Kingston basketball’
TACOMA — The Buccaneers wrapped up the final two days of the 2-A district basket ball tournament playing…
Opinion
Poulsbo’s own Santa finds joy in making others joyful
At 80 years young, Wally Harrison thrives on making children happy. So much so that the Poulsbo resident…
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It’s all glitz and glamour for Poulsbo chamber
POULSBO — The Greater Poulsbo Chamber of Commerce kicked off its 55th year with a glittering, glamorous bang…
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Kingston Open House a place to rub elbows
Community event brings together the movers and shakers who share plans for development and information on who's doing…
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Port cancels Botkin’s contract as SEED director
Shortly after the Port of Bremerton board of commissioners clarified what a pause in the Sustainable Energy and…
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Port clarifies SEED ‘pause’
The Port of Bremerton’s Board of Commissioners clarified Friday what a “pause” in its Sustainable Energy and Economic…
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Five arrests made in North Kitsap burglaries
Burglary and identity theft ring in North Kitsap busted wide open
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Kites Over Kingston flies this month
The Downtown Kingston Association is planning a new community festival at Mike Wallace Memorial Park this month.
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Oliver Price makes second trip to regional spelling bee
Gordon Elementary fifth-grader advances to regional bee in hopes of winning a trip to Washington D.C.
Obituaries
William David “Kurt” Auld
William David “Kurt” Auld, 54 William David “Kurt” Auld died March 3 in Bremerton. He was 54. Auld…
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County reviews revised bridge design in Indianola Waterfront Preserve
Meeting March 12 to review bridge plans
Sports
Buccaneers didn’t come out swinging
TACOMA — Championship teams come ready to play all four quarters every night, especially during postseason action. But,…
News
Bay Street’s oldest structure comes tumbling down
Shoppers walking along Bay Street might notice something new in the north facade of storefronts — a giant,…
Opinion
Is SEED plan on its last legs? Let’s hope so
Multimillion-dollar public projects, like battleships, can’t be expected to stop on a dime. Consequently, we’re satisfied — encouraged…