Institution says CDFI will give it access to federal funding for those in economic need
Shop is inspired by French creperies
Police are seeking help in finding a man who robbed at Key Bank in Poulsbo Thursday morning. Some of the money that was stolen was… Continue reading
Standout guard will be playing for Seattle-Pacific University next year
IN OLYMPIA
Mental health victims and juveniles can be restrained by law enforcement
BREMERTON
Washington Maritime Blue, a nonprofit strategic alliance, to seek funding to complete design
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HB 1826 passes committee last week
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HB 1732 floor debate had support from both Democrats and Republicans
PORT ORCHARD
New laws limit efforts to pursue fleeing criminals, chief says
PORT ORCHARD
Police chief and mayor write that laws are handcuffing officers with vague ‘use of force’ rules
Board members say state pandemic restrictions have tied district’s hands
Volunteers have finished their remodel of the Robert P. Smiley Scout Hall in Kingston. They are ready to show it off at a rededication ceremony… Continue reading
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Even so, 26th District representative has list of House bills ready for consideration
New CFO is a Port Orchard native, SKHS grad
Event is Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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SKFR crews limit damage due to ‘aggressive offensive attack’
A 63-year-old Poulsbo resident, John Skubic, was killed last Friday on Central Valley Road after he reportedly was hit by a vehicle while riding a… Continue reading
PORT ORCHARD
$10.4 million budgeted for extensive rehab project
BREMERTON
Joe Kennedy, Bremerton School District fought over right to pray on sidelines after football games
PORT ORCHARD
Six restaurants along Bay Street participating in foodie event
