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Land exchange sought at Hansville park

Kitsap County is seeking public comment on three alternatives for a proposed conversion of approximately 6,000 square feet…

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Funds needed to preserve 100 acres by Hansville Greenway

A fundraising campaign is underway to purchase and preserve 100 acres adjacent to the Hansville Greenway to protect…

Little Boston crash victim identified as Joseph D. Careaga

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Little Boston crash victim identified as Joseph D. Careaga

Careaga is the son of John D. Careaga, who was slain along with members of his family in…

Bond Road is congested and becoming more dangerous

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Bond Road is congested and becoming more dangerous

I am a proud parent of two wonderful children here in the North Kitsap area.

Physical fitness continues to reward twins Jake and Bill Monlux

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Physical fitness continues to reward twins Jake and Bill Monlux

KINGSTON — World War II was underway and adult physical education directors were not available at the Everett…

This North Kitsap promotory has been known by different names: hahdskus, Point No Point, and Point No Point Light Station. But for generations of people, it’s also been known as home. (U.S. Lighthouse Society)                                 This North Kitsap promotory has been known by different names: hahdskus, Point No Point, and Point No Point Light Station. But for generations of people, it’s also been known as home. (U.S. Lighthouse Society)

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Where time stands still: A new way to experience the beauty of Point No Point

Maggs House offers a special way to experience Point No Point

Adelia Ritchie at the Greater Hansville Community Center during a recent Tuesday Talk on global climate change.                                Nick Twietmeyer/Kitsap News Group

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Hansville heats up with climate change discussion

HANSVILLE — The big discussion on global climate change came to a small corner of the Kitsap Peninsula…

The latest data shows the amount of forest burned annually in the Pacific Northwest has increased by nearly 5000 percent since the early 1970s. (Adelia Ritchie/Submitted)

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Time for a change | Hansville Happenings

Ready for some good news? On the personal front, you’re not too old to change. And on the…

Access to information is vital to democratic republic

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Access to information is vital to democratic republic

Regarding your excellent “open government” editorial of Sept. 15:

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Chili cook-off competition will heat up Sept. 23

Greater Hansville Community Center’s annual event

Response to road issues are still lacking

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Response to road issues are still lacking

An update regarding comments I made two weeks ago regarding potholes and vegetation overgrowing our roadways, street signs,…

Six arrested on suspicion of drug-related crimes in North Kitsap

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Six arrested on suspicion of drug-related crimes in North Kitsap

HANSVILLE — Detectives with the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Special Investigations Unit and the West Sound Narcotics Enforcement Team…

Two fishing buddies show off their catch in the mid- to late-1950s.

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Our troubled waters, wetter winters | Hansville Happenings

Months of rain, a spate of little quakes in May, what’s next? A plague of murderous crows?

Alix Kosin and Howie O’Brien sort more than 5,000 books in preparation for the big Greater Hansville Community Center book sale June 9-11. (Annette Wright / Contributed)

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Good reads at great prices at the GHCC book sale June 9

HANSVILLE — Dynamic couple Alix Kosin and Howie O’Brien sorted through 5,000 books donated this year for the…

The Kitsap County Public Works Department purchased two automated flagger assistance devices for $34,000. The devices are supposed to increase safety for public works employees, and increase efficiency throughout the department.                                Michelle Beahm / Kitsap News Group

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County purchases flagger devices to increase safety, efficiency in public works

BREMERTON — Kitsap County has purchased a new tool to help improve safety in construction zones.

Nature’s wonders close to home | Hansville Happenings

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Nature’s wonders close to home | Hansville Happenings

The weather is fine, the earth is showing signs of new life, it’s time to go outside and…

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Don’t litter on Hansville Highway

When the county finally responded to the litter on Hansville Highway last month, I counted 67 large white…

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Please don’t litter on Hansville Highway

When the county finally responded to the litter on Hansville Highway last month, I counted 67 large white…

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Be vigilant in coverage of CHI/Franciscan

It’s good to see front-page coverage of what some are calling a “Catholic takeover” of North Kitsap’s medical…

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The normalization of Donald Trump

After witnessing the spectacle of the president’s address to both houses of Congress and the world, I was…