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LIONS SALE: The Poulsbo Lions Club birthday calendar sales is going on now through Sept. 10. The cost…

Yank-A-Part Auto Wrecking is sporting new owners and a refreshed yard for auto parts. The 10-acre scrap yard changed ownership several months ago.

Business

Poulsbo’s Yank-A-Part cleans up with eco-friendly approach

POULSBO — There are Chevrolets. There are Hondas, Fords, Nissans and Toyotas. Rows of them sit, some with…

Sports

Sports Briefs

There will be a girls volleyball team at Kingston Middle this year. Girls who are interested should attend…

KHS spiker Arianna Finland works out with the team during practice last week at Kingston High School.

Sports

Kingston Bucs love to volley

KINGSTON — At Kingston High they definitely love volleyball. It’s blatantly obvious by the over-the-top effort the kneepad totting,…

J.D. Willett drags a dummy as part of the agility test for potential Washington Youth Academy employees who will work with at-risk youth to help redirect their lives

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WA Youth Academy looking for a few good citizens

BREMERTON — At the National Guard Readiness Center in Bremerton, where the Washington Youth Academy will officially open…

News

Budget woes laid to rest

Board approves the 2008-09 budget, which includes the community pool.

News

Eggs and Issues focus on tribes, schools and medical marijuana

BREMERTON — About 50 people filled the Cloverleaf during Tuesday’s Eggs and Issues to question the two contenders…

Ray Rohay (far left) meets with her Hansville Solitarian friends on Friday. Senior housing needs is a favored discussion topic.

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Senior housing ‘a desperate need’ in Kingston

KINGSTON — As property taxes and the costs of home repairs rise, those who helped build their lifelong…

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Hansville hosts Meet the Candidates Night – with pie

The Greater Hansville Community Center Board and the Kitsap League of Women Voters will co-sponsor a Meet the…

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What’s happening

Great Peninsula Future Festival

News

Kingston port has cash for passenger-only ferry

Money previously tied to 520 bridge toll released on Aug. 25

Life

“Trees and Treetures” at Kingston Garden Club

The Kingston Garden Club will meet Sept. 17, to kick off the 58th year for the club. President…

Opinion

This ‘n’ That

Who doesn’t love a potluck? Oh, sure, there’s always a scrooge who’d rather sit home with his hand…

Beaulieus’ Heart Homes awarded

Business

Beaulieus’ Heart Homes awarded

The Home Builders Association of Kitsap County’s 2008 Parade of Homes Awards Banquet was held Aug. 22 at…

A skater competing at the recent skate festival in Kingston’s skate park

Life

Port Orchard’s rocking and rolling for a skate park

The longboarders in Port Orchard need a place to call their own and the music scene is trying…

Life

It’s not a palooza, it’s Punkapalooblah

The Charleston

CLR joins 21 bands in a celebration of punk rock this weekend at the Charleston in Bremerton.

Life

Punkin’ out in B-town

It’s not a palooza, it’s a palooblah. Or so says organizer/punk fan/dad of two Andy Odiker of the…

Top photo: Paul Jacobs

Life

Local “Bavarian Alpine Climbers” knock off Olympic feat

The team of Carl Miller and Eric Brooks of Kingston and Paul Jacobs of Indianola, who call themselves,…

News

KINGSTON FARMERS’ MARKETNEWS

Once again, summer is nearing its end and it’s time to reflect on my yearly trip with my…

Life

“Gardening with My Senses” shows at elementary schools

It’s time for Kingston elementary school students to prepare for the annual Blanche Gray Garden Shows. Blanche Gray…