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Future WSU student makes most of her acting career at KHS | FAB Spotlight
Another brilliant star shines in the Fine Arts Boosters’ galaxy of featured artists: Kingston High School senior Mackenzie…
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Small businesses make good reuse of our items | ShareNet & You
Cindy Rienstra is one of the many local entrepreneurs utilizing ShareNet’s Thrift Store as part of operating a…
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Kingston Farmers Market prepares for May opening | Farmers Market Update
The Kingston Farmers Market’s 2013 Season begins May 4 and continues every Saturday into mid-October. We are busy…
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Tips for tablet users and lots of spring events at your library | Check It Out
The newest service provided by Kitsap Regional Library is downloading magazines onto your tablet or computer. Get tips…
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Growing up: To live at home or not, that is the question | The Buc Stops Here
By the time you read this, I will already have turned 18. I will no longer be a…
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Practice safe boating while silt remains in the cove | Down at the Port
Spring is finally here! I know because I had to go buy some antihistamines the other day.
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Dredge of Appletree Cove will begin in July
The Port of Kingston’s dredging project looks like it has the final green light.
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Port buys land near boat launch for $370K
The Port of Kingston has bought additional land near its boat launch, which is undeveloped and will remain…
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Port lease may not follow 104 Trolley
Idar and Linda Slothaug, owners of 104 Trolley concession stand, are shopping around for someone to buy their…
Letters to the Editor
Helping to build a new Kingston library
On behalf of the Kingston Friends of the Library, we would like to thank all persons who donated…
Letters to the Editor
Insulted by cartoon in February KCN
The inflammatory cartoon in your February issue depicting Washington state ferry workers was insulting and irresponsible.
Opinion
Working together for a better N. Kitsap | In Our Opinion
In the end, patience and cooler heads prevailed. Pope Resources and the Department of Ecology have reached an…
Life
Introducing the top whites and a rose’ | NW Wines
At the recent Great Northwest Wine Competition, wine professionals judged 800 wines from Washington, Oregon, Idaho and British…
Business
Local microbrew celebrates author Camp’s new book
Local microbrewery Valholl Brewing has teamed up with local author Michael Camp to craft a specialty ale, “Confessions…
Business
Tidball qualifies for Edward Jones’ Leaders Conference
Todd Tidball, an Edward Jones financial adviser in Poulsbo, qualified for the firm’s 2013 Financial Advisor Leaders Conference.
News
Boy missing during family walk at Point No Point found safe
Due to the quick response of several agencies, a 7-year-old boy was reunited with his family after he…
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A reminder to appreciate body’s ability to heal | Spinal Column
While I’ll be the first to agree that the advent of Web 2.0 and its ensuing social media…
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Asking friends: What makes you happy now? | Hansville Happenings
From time to time, I like to take a survey of the thoughts of my peers. Nothing earth…
Opinion
Another look at capitalism and megabanks | As It Turns Out
As it turns out, most Americans believe in capitalism even though we can’t agree on how it should…
News
Three men arrested for Poulsbo burglary
Christopher K. Woodburn, 25, of Poulsbo, Terrance M. Adams, 36, of Hansville, and Joel D. Moore, 30, of…