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PO woman gets public service award, to study sustainable farming
Port Orchard’s Alexandra Piccio has earned a spot in the third cohort of Voyager Scholarship for Public Service…
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PO’s Dimension XR, Axe provide ‘destination’ entertainment
The Kitsap Peninsula’s sole axe-throwing establishment is back.
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Locals pair up to pass on Suquamish traditions
Peg Deam, a Suquamish artist and tradition bearer, is working with Kyles Gemmell of Poulsbo in Bellingham on…
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Coffee Oasis’ Kingston location closes due to cost, staffing
The Coffee Oasis’ Kingston location, comprised of a cafe and youth center, closed at the end of August…
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Highway 104 closures through Port Gamble Sept. 15-Oct. 11
From Sept. 15 through Oct. 11, Highway 104 in Port Gamble will be closed from 6 p.m. to…
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Jail program says, We don’t want you back
Soon after the iron door clangs shut to lock an inmate into the Kitsap County jail, the detainee…
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Bremerton superintendent terminated after just one year
Emails read without consent; intimidation cited in investigation
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Kingston fast ferry sailings resume; operating at reduced service
The Kingston fast ferry will temporarily operate at a reduced level of service with the Rich Passage 1…
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Dangerous waste permit issued to Keyport base
Will increase storage capacity by 17, 035 gallons
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Cosmo’s owners announce retirement; new restaurant expected
The love of food shared between longtime friends Shelly Lewis and Christina Balazs hit a roadblock upon their…
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Poulsbo accepts grant for forest planning
The Poulsbo City Council approved a $46,000 grant from the Department of Natural Resources at its Aug. 21…
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PO school welcomes students on 1st day
Justine Fedderly, right, gives Harper one last hug at the Sunnyslope Elementary drop-off line.
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A look at the 1st day of school around NKSD
Elementary students wave both hands in the air to celebrate the first day of school.
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Movie in the mind can help kids in school
To get kids to do what they need for school, they need to run a movie through their…
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COVID, construction lead to demise of PO eatery
For the nine years Jacqui Curtiss enjoyed having lunch at The Dock Bar and Eatery in Port Orchard,…
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More teeth in Port Orchard trespassing law
A new trespassing policy launched by the Port Orchard Police Department this year is helping the city catch…
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Bookshop Under the Stairs owner making move to downtown PO
Like a certain “boy who lived” character in literature, Terry Heath had also been looking for a way…
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NKSD approves $131 million budget heading into new school year
Enrollment projected to decline over next 4 years