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Initial claims in Kitsap, state fall in final full week of September
Unemployment claims were down both locally and statewide during the final full week of September.
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BI chief: How we’re trying to avoid woes of nationwide police
Bainbridge Island Police Chief Joe Clark has been on the job a few months now, but with COVID-19…
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Garrido, Root face off for District 2 Kitsap County Commissioner seat
Republican newcomer faces Democratic incumbent in the election race
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When to launch Southworth’s fast ferry? Kitsap Transit wants to know
Agency is surveying residents who plan to use the route
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Shocking? Electric transportation in our near future
It’s electric - here, there and everywhere.
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Kitsap’s COVID Response Fund brings in $450,000
Unity in Community, Kitsap’s COVID-19 Response Fund, has brought in about $450,000 since its inception a little more…
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Icons visiting art gallery in Poulsbo, well, sort of
When it comes to art, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
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Injured soldier moves into new SK home
Nonprofit builds a specially equipped residence for the veteran
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Tribal Leaders Congress touches on hot-button issues
Two state lawmakers touched on some hot button issues at a recent online meeting of the Tribal Leaders…
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BI schools delay in-person learning until November
COVID-19 cases continue to decline in Kitsap County, and the Bainbridge Island School District is ramping up talks…
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Naval Base Kitsap Marine charged with second-degree rape
Elijah M. Galindo, a member of the U.S. Marine Corp. stationed at Naval Base Kitsap, has been charged…
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Initial claims flat in Kitsap, state begins paying LWA benefits
Initial unemployment claims remained flat through the end of the week of Sept. 19.
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BI council set to extend building moratorium, but in a smaller area
The Bainbridge Island City Council approved a six-month extension of the development moratorium and directed staff to narrow…
Life
Free online jazz festival this month
The fourth annual Within/Earshot Jazz Festival dedicated to the traditions and future of jazz will take place Oct.…
Sports
No asterisks needed as championships still deserved
COVID-19 has changed many things in the sports world.
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State economy gains jobs in August
The Evergreen State’s economy had another positive month of job gains and industry expansion in August as the…
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Art, music and P.E….via Zoom
The North Kitsap School District is entering week four of remote learning and while not being in the…
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Taught remotely, students’ lights still burn bright
Learning continues in novel ways, even without a traditional classroom