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‘Ladies Night Out’ set for June 7

The evening shopping fest runs from 5-8 p.m.

 

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Peninsula BevCo moving to former Amy’s On The Bay space

New location should be open by August

 

Members of the Port Orchard Bay Street Association have asked the City Council to take another look at changing the time limits drivers can stay in their downtown parking space. (Bob Smith | Kitsap Daily News)
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POBSA pushes back on downtown parking

City Council to revisit parking time limits

 

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May Day on Bay

Merchants stage a May Day Basket contest

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May Day in bloom

Spring baskets to brighten Bay Street next week

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A dream and a taproom

Peninsula BevCo is reimagining the brew scene in Port Orchard

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Community center concept being planned for downtown

New plan to incorporate elements of 640 Bay St. multi-use building

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HALLOW-SCREAM!!

Saturday downtown will be a frightening scene

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Friday is ’Ladies Night Out’ on Bay Street

Event runs from 5 to 8 p.m.

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Section of Bay Street to be closed for three days

Detours to begin Monda, Aug. 6.

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Bay Street exit, on-ramp closures this week

SR 166 is to be impacted Tuesday through Thursday, May 22-24.

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Mother’s Day Garden Party May 12 at Public Market

The event takes place from noon until 3 p.m.

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Pinch Eats: A new cafe with culinary love to spare

Its luncheon fare is reminiscent of ‘truck food.’

Josephine’s Mercantile open in downtown Port Orchard

PORT ORCHARD — Downtown Port Orchard’s Bay Street just got a new spring in its step with the opening of Josephine’s Mercantile at 701 Bay… Continue reading

IN OUR OPINION

New mixed-use project is good news for Port Orchard

Finally. Some movement has been made to begin the long process of redeveloping downtown Port Orchard. On Feb. 13, the City Council unanimously approved a… Continue reading

As envisioned by Waterman Investment Partners, its proposed five-story mixed-use development would front three streets: Bay (as shown in the illustration), Frederick and Prospect streets. (RiceFergusMiller illustration)
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New site for library part of 640 Bay St. building project plans

Waterman Investment Partners, LLC was the sole bidder for the city-owned downtown lot.

As envisioned by Waterman Investment Partners, its proposed five-story mixed-use development would front three streets: Bay (as shown in the illustration), Frederick and Prospect streets. (RiceFergusMiller illustration)
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New site for library part of 640 Bay St. building project plans

Waterman Investment Partners, LLC was the sole bidder for the city-owned downtown lot.

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Carter & Co. hopes to reopen before Valentine’s Day

In spite of past turmoil, owners are happy to be back on Bay Street

Danielle Gilchrist, left, with her daughter Aeva and mother Marie Carins in front of Gigi’s Emporium PNW. Together they own Gigi’s Emporium and manage both locations on opposite sides of the country.<em> (Courtesy photo)</em>
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At Gigi’s, family comes first

New Port Orchard consignment and boutique business has sister location in North Carolina

Danielle Gilchrist, left, with her daughter Aeva and mother Marie Carins in front of Gigi’s Emporium PNW. Together they own Gigi’s Emporium and manage both locations on opposite sides of the country.<em> (Courtesy photo)</em>

Carter & Co. seeking new home

By BOB SMITH Kitsap News Group PORT ORCHARD — Bay Street’s popular stop for ice cream and chocolate desserts will soon disappear from its familiar… Continue reading