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181 new COVID cases confirmed in Kitsap
The Kitsap Public Health District confirmed 181 new COVID cases over a week span Oct. 6, bringing the…
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Poulsbo groups work together to recycle Styrofoam
Styrofoam is one of the most difficult plastics to recycle and is not accepted in curbside programs.
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Bremerton to host huge event on 9-11
The annual 9/11 Sacrifice of Service celebration in Bremerton will pay tribute to first responders and military members…
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SK beats inexperienced Kingston squad
Kingston’s volleyball team tested itself against much-larger South Kitsap in its season opener Sept. 6 after losing several…
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Trial set in shooting deaths of Olalla couple
Rose pleads not guilty to both counts of first-degree murder
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Kenady appeals judge upholding COVID fines
The owner of That One Place in Port Orchard has appealed a judge’s decision to uphold $132,000 in…
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NK unveils 2 QB system in win over Mt. Tahoma
After losing star quarterback Colton Bower to graduation, the North Kitsap Vikings are looking for their next starting…
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Polaris Theater gets a $50,000 boost from nonprofits
Rotary organizations join to upgrade theater’s alley space
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Schools can never have too many bus drivers
Many school districts across the country are facing serious bus driver shortages heading into the school year, causing…
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Fiber artist showcasing work at Poulsbo gallery
Fiber artist Mary Tyler is exhibiting her work at downtown Poulsbo’s Verksted Gallery during September.
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Bicyclists raise $10K for refugees
Over $10,000 was raised at the recent Kitsap Ride for Refugees: Pedaling for a Purpose.