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March 18 North Kitsap Herald: 56 pages in three sections
Thirteen Japanese foreign-exchange students, who left their country three days after the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami, are finding…
News
Profits from Tour of Architects will help Japan disaster relief | Kitsap Week
Profits from Day 2 of the Tour of Architects, March 19-20, will be given to the American Red…
Life
Card or gift for host shows appreciation | Kitsap Week
When my family is invited to a casual dinner party at a friend's home and I am asked…
Life
Food for the soul: Hank and Claire want to touch your heart, and your funny bone | Kitsap Week
It's no mistake that Hank Payne and Claire Favro play music that touches your heart. That's what they…
Life
Officer and a gentlewoman: Darlene Iskra made history as first female commander of a U.S. Navy ship | Kitsap Week
When Darlene Iskra joined the Navy in early 1979, she was looking for a steady job with benefits.…
Sports
Kingston Cavaliers win championship with 42-39 victory over Klahowya
A back-and-forth championship game ended with a Kingston Middle School Cavaliers victory, an undefeated season and a championship.…
News
Exchange students withstand disaster, travel to Kingston to further their education
KINGSTON — Tetsuo Okoshi and 13 students from Shimokitazawa Seitoku High School in Tokyo were two days away…
News
Fire response blocks Little Boston Road
LITTLE BOSTON — Little Boston Road was blocked Thursday afternoon as firefighters extinguished a blaze in a vacant…
News
Fire guts detached garage near Suquamish
POULSBO — Loran Luce kept his collections in a pole building outside the Mainland View Lane home he…
News
140 acres of shoreline could be reopened to shellfishing soon
The state Department of Health announced Wednesday that about 140 acres of shoreline that was previously off-limits to…
News
Boat sinks in Miller Bay; fuel spill contained
North Kitsap fire crews contained a fuel spill in Miller Bay Tuesday evening after a boat sank at…
News
Logs fly at Indianola estuary | Photo
INDIANOLA — A helicopter lifts creosote-treated wood from the Doe-Keg-Wats estuary Tuesday near Camp Indianola. Crews are removing…
Life
Harry G. Wyatt | Passages
Harry G. Wyatt passed away on March 12 at The Harbor House in Poulsbo. He was 80. He…
Life
Antoinette Kim Park | Passages
Antoinette Kim Park passed away on March 11 in Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. She was 66. She…
Life
Ross Emory Berglund | Passages
Ross Emory Berglund of Bainbridge Island passed away on March 5 in Swedish Hospital in Seattle after suffering…
News
Hansville biosolid proposal heading down the drain
HANSVILLE — The state Department of Ecology has tossed out a controversial proposal to spread wastewater biosolids on…
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Gelder sworn in as District 1 county commissioner
Robert Gelder of Brownsville will replace Steve Bauer on the Kitsap Board of County Commissioners. Commissioners Josh Brown…
Obituaries
Harry G. Wyatt
Harry G. Wyatt passed away on Saturday, March 12, 2011 at The Harbor House in Poulsbo, WA. He…
News
Ecology outlines vision for restoring Port Gamble Bay
PORT GAMBLE — In 20 years, Port Gamble Bay could be whole again. Wood chips strewn on its…
News
Students will get out early on Wednesdays; time will be used for teacher collaboration
Students in the North Kitsap School District will be released 50 minutes early every Wednesday starting in September.…