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Port of Kingston Commission approves relaunch of passenger ferry to Seattle
KINGSTON — SoundRunner will sail again this spring. The Port of Kingston Commission voted unanimously Thursday evening to…
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Port of Kingston Commission approves relaunch of passenger ferry to Seattle
KINGSTON — SoundRunner will sail again this spring. The Port of Kingston Commission voted unanimously Thursday evening to…
Life
Ask Erin: Falling produce and recruiting volunteers | Kitsap Week
Ask Erin is a feature of Kitsap Week. Have a question? Write to ejennings@northkitsapherald.com
Life
Make your home sparkle | Kitsap Week
Ideas to make your home look its best...either for yourself or a buyer
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Health officials warn against needlessly taking iodine supplements
POULSBO — Iodine supplements flew off the shelves at Central Market and Poulsbo Compounding Pharmacy after reports that…
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Donald Weedin left school at 17 to join the Navy during World War II | Passages
Donald Weedin passed away peacefully at his home in Poulsbo on March 20, 2011. He was 86. Don…
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North Kitsap School District cancels most summer school classes, will offer courses online
North Kitsap School District has canceled most summer school classes this year to save an estimated $65,000. Classes…
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Suquamish Renewal Pow-Wow, ‘Celebrating Healthy Lifestyles,’ is April 1 and 2 at Suquamish
The annual Suquamish Renewal Pow-Wow, “Celebrating Healthy Lifestyles,” is April 1 and 2 at 15838 Sandy Hook Road,…
Business
Jack in the Box ‘hiring event’ March 27; 45 positions available for Olhava Way site
Jack in the Box will accept applications and interview prospective employees March 27, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.,…
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Gelder tours district, prepares for campaign
A lot is happening fast for Kitsap County’s newest commissioner. Since taking the oath of office in Port…
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Leonard Forsman reelected chairman of the Suquamish Tribe; Randy George elected secretary
Leonard Forsman was reelected chairman of the Suquamish Tribe, Sunday. The election was held during the annual General…
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Investigators say Little Boston Road fire wasn’t accidental
North Kitsap Fire & Rescue investigators believe a fire that damaged a Little Boston Road manufactured home last…
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Suquamish preschoolers raise $100 for Japan disaster relief
Children at Suquamish's Marion Forsman-Boushie Early Learning Center raised $100 for Japan disaster relief.
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James Downey | Passages
James Downey was born March 26, 1919 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. A graduate of Seattle’s Roosevelt High School,…
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William Otto Kingman | Passages
William Otto Kingman passed away on March 13, 2011. He was 85. William was born in Portland, Ore.…
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Some local ways you can help relief efforts in Japan
Here are some local ways you can help the relief effort in Japan. If you know of more…
Opinion
AARP tax-help story deserved bigger play | Editor’s Notebook
The caller didn’t leave her name. What she did leave was a well-deserved verbal bashing. The caller’s irritation:…
Sports
Spring sports off to a soggy start
NORTH KITSAP — Tuesday afternoon, Josh McLeod stepped onto a wooden pitching mound behind Kingston Middle School. Amidst…
Opinion
SoundRunner is a good investment | Editorial
The SoundRunner passenger ferry is a good investment in alternative transportation and in the economic development of Kingston…