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You’ll need to request single-use utensils at restaurants beginning Jan. 1
Law prohibits automatic distribution of single-use items by restaurants and other providers
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Property crimes are increasing in Port Orchard
… but not everyone is reporting them to police, chief says
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Lighted Ships Parade set to spread holiday cheer Dec. 11
Poulsbo Yacht Club has been putting on event for over 50 years
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Poulsbo considers Transportation Benefit District
Car tab fees would be used to fix neighborhood streets
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60 new COVID cases confirmed in Kitsap
On Tuesday, the Kitsap Public Health District confirmed 60 new COVID cases in the past 24 hours, bringing…
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Locals weigh in on county’s new homeless facility on Mile Hill Drive
Kitsap County officials say that facility residents will be counseled and accounted for
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It’s downright despicable
Two miniature Christmas trees on Bay Street stolen from their planters
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Port Orchard Police Department achieves accreditation status
Port Orchard agency joins other Kitsap law enforcement organizations in becoming accredited
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Suquamish man loses possessions in trailer fire
A damaged cord is thought to have sparked a travel trailer fire in Suquamish, displacing one man and…
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115 new COVID cases confirmed in Kitsap over long Holiday weekend
Over last week, case rate per 100,000 has dropped to 83
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SKSD is accepting referrals for Highly Capable Program
Referrals will be accepted from Dec. 3 through Jan. 21
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Festival of Chimes and Lights to wipe away the winter’s gloom
Drive along Bay Street to see the twinkle of downtown Port Orchard
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Indianola man fulfills dying writer’s wish
An Indianola resident has fulfilled a dying writer’s wish.
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When families in need are among you
Sedgwick Middle School students gather food so everyone can eat at Thanksgiving
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Holiday events return after COVID
With COVID-19 restrictions easing, there’s no more “Bah, Humbug” so downtown Bainbridge Island is excited about holiday festivities…
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Poulsbo Public Works relocation in progress
At last week’s Poulsbo City Council meeting, the Public Works Department presented its modified requests for the 2021-22…
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KCSO: Gunfire, arson, axe, struggle all in Kingston response
Firefighters were reportedly threatened by a man with an axe when they responded to a suspected arson of…