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Best-selling author, leadership coach will share his insights at benefit for ShareNet
Leadership and coaching expert John C. Maxwell has written more than 60 books, primarily focusing on leadership. His…
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Fjord Drive stabilization should be completed in November
The final stage of the Fjord Drive stabilization project has begun and is expected to be completed on…
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9 Kingston High School students honored at mall display unveiling
Artwork by nine Kingston High School students are included in floor medallions unveiled Oct. 1 at Kitsap Mall.
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North Kitsap Homecoming Parade keeps spirits high
Despite the cool, wet weather, students of North Kitsap High School filled Poulsbo's Front Street Wednesday evening for…
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City gains one-acre park area; speed tables planned on 4th Avenue
City accepts donation of land for public trail; speed tables will be installed on 4th Avenue
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Kingston Port Commission says there’s no SoundRunner ultimatum
The Port of Kingston is not considering shutting the SoundRunner passenger ferry service down for the season, according…
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New Safeway takes a step forward; City Council approves developer’s agreement
Safeway has committed financially to public projects associated with its proposed grocery store on 10th Avenue near Lincoln…
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Dunphy touts ‘new perspective,’ Lord touts experience | Poulsbo City Council, Position 2
Mike Dunphy wants to bring a new perspective to the Poulsbo City Council — one from the outside,…
Letters to the Editor
Fall Rummage Sale a big success
The 2012 Kingston High School Grad Night Committee thanks the extraordinary North Kitsap community, and Tom Waggoner of…
Letters to the Editor
Sequim woman wins Mustang
We have a winner for the 1965 red Mustang. It is M. Cox of Sequim. The Coxes took…
Letters to the Editor
Passage is paid for by taxpayers
The abandonment of a working culvert in the crossing of the tide flat in Kingston is well under…
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There will be no severe-weather shelter in North Kitsap this winter
If you’re homeless in North Kitsap when the temperature dips below freezing, you’ll have to make your way…
Life
Hardy-har-har: Participants are in stitches at the Liberation Laughter class | Kitsap Week
Walking by the commons room at the Bainbridge Island Senior Center on a Friday morning, you may overhear…
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Spooky and sweet; Halloween events for everyone’s taste | Kitsap Week
While some stores are already stocking shelves with Christmas-related merchandise, don't let the current pumpkin holiday pass you…
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It’s amazing what a natural consequence will do | Round About
I believe in a natural consequences approach to parenting — within reason, of course. Don’t want the little…
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Broker can help find the right multigenerational home | Let’s Get Real Estate
Dear Jan: We have been tossing around the idea of combining households with our adult offspring and their…
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Rotary Club will build picnic shelter for Village Green Park | Rotary News
Kingston-North Kitsap Rotary Club is planning to build a picnic shelter for Village Green Park as its next…
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Pie in the Park raises more than $12,500 | Village Green Update
Nearby you’ll find an ad thanking the many community volunteers who contributed to the amazing success of our…
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Poulsbo’s Liberty Bay closed to shellfish harvesting because of red tide
Marine biotoxins that cause paralytic shellfish poisoning — also known as PSP or red tide — have been…
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Second solar project installed, third under way
KINGSTON — Washington Solar Incentives has completed a community solar project at Kingston High School.
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