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Indianola school set to shine with art
INDIANOLA — Decking the halls with paintings, ceramics, clothes and jewelry, the Trillium School will have North End…
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Quest begins for new city hall
POULSBO — After more than 1,800 people voted to keep Little Norway’s city hall downtown, Mayor Kathryn Quade…
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NK girls set sail with ship full of potential
POULSBO — The 2006-2007 season could be one of change for Viking girls basketball. With a spark of solid…
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Time to gather around the fire
While all this rainy weather, dark days and blustery winds may make some think of curling up and…
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It just wouldn’t be Christmas without it
Nothing ushers in the holiday season like the annual productions of “The Nutcracker,†being staged this year by…
Obituaries
Wilma M. Oas
Wilma M. Oas, 83 Poulsbo resident Wilma M. Oas died Nov. 20, 2006 in Bremerton. She was 83.…
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North Kitsap athletes stacked with brawn and brains
POULSBO — The stereotypical dumb jock is becoming an anomaly at North Kitsap High School. At the conclusion of…
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NK Jammers pick tempo up in playoffs
POULSBO — After five years on the court together, the NK Jammers — an eighth/ninth grade traveling basketball team…
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KJH takes ‘Rachel’s Challenge’ but has ways to go, students say
KINGSTON — Less than a year after tragedy struck at Kingston Junior High in the form of two student…
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Washington state wishes nation Merry Christmas
POULSBO — In the true spirit of the season, Washington state is wrapping up and tying a bow around…
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Changing tax boundaries may give Kingston a passenger ferry
In an effort to gain votes, and perhaps a passenger ferry for the North End, Kitsap Transit has…
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In his mother’s memory
POULSBO — When Eagle Scout candidate Robert Vieau chose a blood drive as his final Boy Scout project,…
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Fishline in need of holiday help
POULSBO — While the Nov. 10 wine tasting raised a glass to help North Kitsap Fishline pay for…
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Suquamish chum run up from 2005
SUQUAMISH — With a swish of the tail and a strong desire to spawn, chum salmon are making…
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Athletic fees, KHS football could see changes
It’s been an immense two month stretch for the North Kitsap School District’s Athletics and Activities Committee. The…
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Spectrum teepee a place for peace and tolerance
Spectrum Community School in Kingston dedicates its teepee.
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New hope for Heronswood
Pacific Northwest Horticultural Conservancy wants to buy Heronswood Nursery for use as a education center and public garden.
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Passenger-only ferries add up to economic growth
A comparison of Kingston commuter transporation costs.
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This holiday season, give (yourself) the gift of music
The holidays are a good time to consider learning to play an instrument, the violin in particular. Here…