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South Kitsap crushes Curtis 22-2 in opener
It’s been nearly two years since the South Kitsap fastpitch team took the field in Port Orchard, but…
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Hate crimes against Asian Americans haven’t spiked in Kitsap County
But the numbers have risen across the U.S. during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Variant here; follow COVID protocols
Studies: Variant more likely to cause severe illness, death
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93 new COVID cases in Kitsap
On Monday, the Kitsap Public Health District confirmed 93 new positive cases of COVID over the weekend, bringing…
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Elderly driver slams into Poulsbo businesses
Two downtown Poulsbo businesses were damaged when a vehicle drove into them Monday afternoon.
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Suquamish fill 5 seats on Tribal Council
The Suquamish Tribe filled its five open spots on its Tribal Council last week, with four familiar faces…
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Olympic Poulsbo Nursing Program hosts drive-through vaccine clinic
Supported by the Kitsap Public Health District and Kitsap County Emergency Operations Center, Olympic College-Poulsbo now offers a…
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NK spikes Kingston in battle of top teams
North Kitsap and Kingston finished first in their respective Olympic League divisions, so it seemed only natural for…
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Erickson talks fourth term and reflects on last year and a half
Following the announcement that she will be seeking a fourth term in office, the North Kitsap Herald virtually…
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North Kitsap caps perfect season with victory over Olympic
Normally, an undefeated season ends with with a victory at the Tacoma Dome and a whole lot of…
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SKSD’s Winter misses out on Peninsula’s top job
Finalist Krestin Bahr of Eatonville School District is chosen district’s new superintendent
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Additional COVID-related death confirmed in Kitsap, 91 total
Kitsap now back over “high level” of coronavirus activity
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‘All-inclusive’ playground coming to Poulsbo
A local community group has been working with the city of Poulsbo, Poulsbo Rotary Club and the Kitsap…
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Arborwood to breakground this spring
Arborwood, a subdivision project 30 years in the making, is about ready to embark on its development this…
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Festival organizers determining whether their events are a ‘go’ this summer
Pandemic still problematic wild card for event staging
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Washington state’s only Native American lawmaker cuts a path in Olympia
She’s leading call to eliminate Native American team names
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New Southworth fast ferry service is free through April
Four daily trips into Seattle, five returning sailings to Southworth
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Kilmer urges SBA relief for live performance and art venues
The economic venues act established a $15 billion grant program to support shuttered live venues