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Record store takes a spin in downtown PO
Of all the collections accumulated by one of Port Orchard’s newest business owners, none brought more of a…
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Influential ex-Congressman dies in Silverdale
Former Congressman Don Bonker, who represented Washington’s 3rd District from 1975-89 and authored key environmental, trade and international…
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Few candidates mean few races for primary election
A dearth of candidates filing for office means the primary is going to be almost nonexistent in Kitsap…
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More volunteers can help keep things going at Village Green
There are new programs being added at Village Green Community Center all the time.
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Rotarian golf tourney, hanging baskets just part of club
Each June the Kingston North Kitsap Rotary Club presents its annual golf tournament to raise money for community…
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Free safety event for all at Kitsap Fairgrounds
Join first responders from across Kitsap County for safety information, live demonstrations and touch-a-truck event June 3 from…
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Port Gamble boasts outdoor adventure in summer
For many, a visit to Port Gamble is meant for leisure—relaxing and looking at views, eating and drinking,…
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Mile Hill homeless shelter: “crucial tool” or “recipe for disaster”?
The next step in opening a new 24/7 homeless shelter off Mile Hill Drive in Port Orchard may…
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JJ’s Fish House reopens under new ownership
JJ’s Fish House in downtown Poulsbo has reopened under new ownership after closing last year, keeping alive the…
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Nominations begin for Best of CK
It’s time again to nominate businesses online for the Best of Central Kitsap.
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Nominations begin for Best of SK
It’s time again to nominate businesses online for the Best of South Kitsap.
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Nominations begin for Best of NK, CK, SK and BI
It’s time again to nominate businesses online for the Best of North Kitsap, Central Kitsap, South Kitsap and…
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Fingers pointed both ways in Forest Theater dispute
“This is what happens when ignorance is given power.”
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Record requests cost taxpayers $1 million some years
Linda Simpson made 16 requests over the past four months, some regarding changes in voting precincts.