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Fishline slope work finally completed
POULSBO — Seeing the recently repaired embankment behind North Kitsap Fishline’s 3rd Avenue building brought a smile to…
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Poulsbo city council committee ponders raising impact fees
POULSBO — With the city gearing up to update its comprehensive plan in 2007, the transportation element of…
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County candidates pulling in equal campaign money
Contributors to the race for the District 3 Kitsap County Commissioner seat follow predictable patterns and party boundaries,…
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Carpenter Lake boardwalk ready for grand opening
KINGSTON — After years of uncertainty whether the Carpenter Lake Trail project would sink or swim, the boardwalk…
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New city hall should go to 10th
Sometimes making the call isn’t easy. But after running the city through the ringer, questioning its every option,…
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NK doubles advance to Narrows League finals
PORT ORCHARD — After wet weather cancelled the first scheduled day of the Narrows League tennis preliminary round Monday…
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Vikings sizzle at league XC meet
FORT STEILACOOM — Finally, the championship season has arrived for the North Kitsap Cross Country team. It’s been a…
Obituaries
George Graves
George Graves, 62 George Davis Graves died Oct. 21, 2006 in Bremerton. He was 62. Graves was born…
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Lawrence Grout
Lawrence Grout, 71 Longtime Kingston resident Lawrence David Grout died Oct. 20, 2006 in Seattle. He was 71.…
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Jason Rose
Jason Rose, 23 Jason (Petersen) Rose died Oct. 20, 2006 in Seattle. He was 23. Rose was born…
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Bloodmobile rolls into Clearwater
SUQUAMISH — In an effort to keep hospitals stocked and the bone marrow register full, Puget Sound Blood…
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Issues are much alike in Norway, Little Norway
POULSBO — Little Norway takes pride in its resemblance to its Norwegian motherland. Last week, those similarities were…
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Kids’ Fish-In reels in slippery fun
POULSBO — With Bond Road traffic buzzing by no more than 40 feet away Saturday, children from the…
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Johnson Creek residents at odds over CAO buffers
POULSBO — How much protection to give Johnson Creek ignited the first discussion about the city’s proposed Critical…
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Confessions of a reformed bully
Sometimes, reading my own paper isn’t easy. I come across articles dealing with everything from youth suicide and…
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His work is for the birds
For wildlife photographer Paul Bannick, a bird’s eye is more than the “window to its soul,†it’s a…
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Iverson Street reopened, traffic back to normal
POULSBO — Things were pretty much back to normal Monday morning as commuters found State Route 305 at…
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Poulsbo squares off on city hall
POULSBO — Unlike the April 19 town hall meeting, which was marked by loud verbal chastisements of the…
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Vegetable oil getting North End engines started
KINGSTON — There are so many predictions for the future, and how current actions are shaping it, that…
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NK volleyball drops three, picks up intensity
OLYMPIA — While the 2006 volleyball season is making its final surge toward the league, district and state…