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Getting back to normal
Our hearts are still heavy with memories of 9/11 terrorism as we prepare for Easter, a season of…
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Catching that big caffeine wave
KINGSTON — Twas right before Christmas and all through the coffee house, not a creature was stirring, except…
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‘A walk in the park’ that’s anything but
POULSBO — The varying terrain of the Olympics Mountain Range has never passed so quickly beneath the feet…
Obituaries
Bill Rudolph
William “Bill” Rudolph, a long-time former Big Valley Road resident, died March 26 in Ririe, Idaho. He was…
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Initiatives at heart of funding tangle
Are the budget problems the fault of a failing economy, Legislative snafus, or just maybe are poorly conceived…
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Prosecutors won’t seek death penalty for Lord
PORT ORCHARD––In a surprise announcement in Superior Court Friday afternoon, the Kitsap County Prosecutor’s Office announced that it…
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NK School district eyes state budget cuts
POULSBO — Reverberations from state budget cuts to education funding have reached North Kitsap schools. While it’s too…
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Speak Out focuses on solutions not stereotypes
POULSBO — Icy flakes fell outside as people participated in what a few people claimed to be the…
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Supporting Poulsbo’s Scandinavian tradition
POULSBO — In the old days, if a Viking wanted something he usually just pillaged a foreign land…
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Educators disappointed by low voter turnout
POULSBO — Educators in the North Kitsap School District are disappointed that voter turnout was so low on…
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America’s ‘hammer’ in the war on terrorism
POULSBO — When the war on terrorism was declared soon after Sept. 11, 2001 the very first front…
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Tribe’s new Wellness Program nets certification
SUQUAMISH — A new and impressively improved Suquamish Wellness Center program has “risen from the ashes,” tribal officials…
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Tennis team more than ready to tackle new season
POULSBO — As far as practices go, Wednesday’s was quite innovative. That’s when the North Kitsap tennis team…
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Vikings open season with 6-4 loss to Shorecrest
POULSBO — Whether it was rain or the Shorecrest Scots that threatened the game Wednesday afternoon, the North…
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Voters to decide on 9 cent gas tax hike
Minutes before midnight Thursday, the Legislature agreed on a $7.7 billion state transportation package that will benefit ferry…
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North Kitsap school levy now passing
POULSBO — The absentee voters who mailed their ballots at the last minute may have saved the North…
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Apple Tree Point back in county’s hands
KINGSTON — Plans for Apple Tree Point, a 106-home development near Lindvog Road, have been remanded to Kitsap…
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As school levy votes are counted, North Kitsap holds its breath
Election is too close to call for school officials, who were a handful of votes shy of meeting…
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Starting line approaches for NKHS track team
POULSBO — Toward the end of last year, Kolby Hoover of the North Kitsap track team surprised his…
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Poulsbo’s patriotism flies higher than ever
POULSBO — Like the oppressive weight hearts throughout the nation felt Sept. 11, the clouds and poor weather…