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Local Thai restaurant expands to downtown PO
Residents of Port Orchard are excited about the expansion of a popular Manette restaurant into the city’s downtown.
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Contract approved for Suquamish Elementary gym addition
The North Kitsap School District board of directors approved a roughly $3.3 million contract to Poulsbo-based Pacific General…
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NK Schools Foundation funds $99,000 in grants
Throughout the academic year, all 11 schools within the school district have received grants from the North Kitsap…
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Kingston compost facility files for permit
A month after Kitsap Daily News started an investigation of a compost facility in Kingston Olympic Organics received…
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SKSD considering smaller funding requests of voters
The South Kitsap School District attempted a one-stop solution for districtwide school replacements and improvements in 2023 when…
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Fathoms crowns Clay as queen of Royalty Court
South Kitsap High School student Nic Clay has secured a crowning achievement in local pageantry, earning the title…
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Oily wastewater cleanup continues in Hood Canal
Cleanup is continuing on Hood Canal after almost 12,000 gallons of oily wastewater leaked from a pipe at…
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SK boasts possible state, career animators
A few tech-savvy students at South Kitsap High School are taking their skills to the state level.
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Substance not hazardous, county building reopens
Kitsap County will resume normal operations at the County Administration Building in Port Orchard March 20.
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Nude suspect in assault, taking of child shot by neighbor
A 28-year-old man is set to be booked into the Kitsap County jail on multiple charges after a…
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Parental school authority initiative OK’d, concerns linger
The “Parent’s right to know,” a citizen-led initiative regarding parental authority over kids in public schools, will become…
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Clark selected as new SK chamber director
A former local nonprofit leader is now the South Kitsap Chamber of Commerce’s new executive director.
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Cases wrapped, closing arguments expected next week in Careaga trial
Closing arguments and jury deliberations are right around the corner, the former set to begin as soon as…
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NK High’s student-run Odin Inn reopens
North Kitsap High School’s student-run restaurant, The Odin Inn, recently reopened for the first time since the COVID…
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2 new Suquamish councilmembers elected
The Suquamish Tribe elected three of its citizens to Tribal Council at its annual General Council meeting March…
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More attend Poulsbo’s Fancy Family Formal this year
245 people attended the city of Poulsbo’s 2024 Fancy Family Formal Feb. 17, a 9% increase over last…
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Great Give hopes to raise $2 million for nonprofits
It’s no secret that Kitsap has a lot of nonprofits—more than 350—that do a lot of good things…
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Suquamish to open 1st of 3 of its Kitsap markets
The Suquamish Tribe has begun construction near Poulsbo on the first of a new chain of “Clearwater Market”…