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Suquamish crab boat runs aground in San Juans; two crew members hospitalized with broken bones and hypothermia
A Suquamish crab boat ran aground early Friday on Low Island, near Shaw Island in the San Juans,…
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Giving Garden supports food bank, schools | ShareNet And You | July
Asmall but dedicated group of volunteers began planting Kingston Farm and Garden Co-op’s Giving Garden on May 14.…
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Library offers a window into opera | Check It Out | July
There is something for all ages at the library this month. We are especially excited about Kingston’s first…
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Navigating advance directives | Aging Matters| July
Search as I might, I couldn’t find an Aging Matters column on advance directives, though it seemed there…
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What’s a spizzerinctum? | Spinal Column | July
The word on my white board the other day was “spizz”— a word that invariably provoked a question…
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Relay For Life participants rally for a cure | Photos
POULSBO — More than 100 Relay For Life walkers and 20 teams took over North Kitsap Stadium on…
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Fourth Fun Run was also a ‘fund run’ | Rotary News | July
The Fourth of July was be a busy day in Kingston and Rotarians will be helping families “rise…
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Kiwanis toy drive rolls along | Kingston Kiwanis | July
Summer just started and Judy Osborn has already collected 319 toys and 127 books for our Christmas toy…
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Forum for Kingston Port Commission candidates July 26, North Kitsap School Board July 27
The three candidates for Port of Kingston Commission, District 3, will meet the public in a candidates forum…
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Rescue of two bunnies spurs Poulsbo Elementary School fundraiser for West Sound Wildlife Shelter
When second-grader Bryson Hamon from Poulsbo Elementary School brought two bunnies to school in his backpack to save…
Sports
Roots Rock Trail Running Series continues this Sunday
The 2011 Timber Town 10k will be held in Port Gamble, starting at 8:30 a.m.
Business
Can we back out of a short sale | Let’s Get Real Estate | July
Dear Jan, We are buying a home that is a short sale. It’s taking a long time for…
News
CPA/auditor running for Poulsbo City Council was dogged by tax problems in the ’90s
Gary Nystul knew even before he participated in the first U.S. Senate Youth Program in 1963 that he…
Letters to the Editor
Help Sound Works continue to help Kitsap
Help — it’s busy as a beehive in here. Every available computer station is occupied by a Poulsbo…
Letters to the Editor
Keeping Kingston a special place to live
On June 25, the Kingston Chamber of Commerce with the Community Beautification Committee sponsored the Kingston Community Cleanup.…
Letters to the Editor
Keep election coverage local and balanced
Running the anti-Republican Keefe cartoon adjacent to your Opinion editorial about the Herald’s election coverage gives me full…
Letters to the Editor
Supports Elliott for Kingston Port Commission
Walt Elliott has demonstrated his competence, diligence and community spirit well in the years since his retirement from…
Opinion
Rose could be a model project, but work remains | Editorial
Edward Rose & Sons’ neighborhood development at State Route 305 and Bond Road is significant because it is…
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SoundRunner gets a boost from special events; port still pursuing ORCA card for commuters
The Port of Kingston’s SoundRunner passenger ferry is in uncharted waters. In its sixth week, the ferry has…
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Mayor: Lack of Poulsbo City Council candidates could mean public is satisfied with leadership
Four Poulsbo City Council candidates — three of them incumbents — are unopposed in this year’s election. The…
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