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Indianola Preschool hits 25 year mark
INDIANOLA — When Mary Catherine Kolb had her hip replaced earlier this school year, she said she could…
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Creative visions take flight
Go fly a kite. That’s not usually considered career advice, but in the case of Greg Kono it…
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Getting in step with the past
POULSBO — As a first-grade teacher at Christ the King Academy, Judy Driscoll took her students on a…
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Longer days are here again
While their peers may be spinning on their heads practicing their latest break dancing moves, or too cool…
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Alf K. Eikum
Alf K. Eikum, 72 Former Poulsbo resident Alf K. Eikum died June 18, 2006 in Enumclaw. He was…
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Little Boston Library gets new binding
LITTLE BOSTON – The Little Boston Library will soon have new pages, bindings and a spine as the…
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SR 305 snags needed funding
POULSBO — The proverbial lump of coal local officials received when the bids for the State Route 305…
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Kingston fireworks trigger big sponsorship
KINGSTON — Every year, the Kingston Fireworks Fund struggles to light the fuse for the big show. And…
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NKSD waves good-bye to another secondary principal
KINGSTON — Kingston Junior High School principal Ed Serra announced plans to resign from his post June 13…
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Appleton seeks reelection
POULSBO — Less than a year after securing $250,000 to bring the Poulsbo Marine Science Center back from…
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Richard L. Deason
Richard L. Deason, 67 Former Poulsbo resident Richard L. Deason died June 15, 2006 in Prescott, Ariz. He…
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Take your soul for a stroll
For the Rev. Sandy Bochonok it was love at first step. “It was a profound experience; the extraordinary…
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They won’t be bored
While every child looks forward to summer vacation, those glorious days without school can turn out to be…
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Lemolo Market making major comeback
LEMOLO — Ty Campbell remembers spending his summers across the street from the Lemolo Market during its glory…
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Cancer fund-raiser goes for the funny bone
Cancer is no laughing matter, but that doesn’t mean you can’t use humor to raise money for cancer…
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Changes at Fishline feeding concerns
POULSBO — Former North Kitsap Fishline Executive Director Sharon Kirkpatrick’s sudden resignation May 15 left a wake of…
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Old Mill Days light up Port Gamble nights
PORT GAMBLE — This past weekend, Port Gamble showed off brightly lit rides, food, music and huge booms…
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Indianola Dock begins the healing process
INDIANOLA — The quiet community of Indianola has been even more silent lately. Some say it’s because of…
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NKSD’s summer school offers classes for every level
POULSBO — Students seeking credit retrieval, extra help on the WASL, drivers’ education or a little catchup before the…
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Kramer earns spot on the mound as part of All-Kitsap team
North Kitsap’s fastpitch team went deeper into the season than any other team from the Narrows League Bridge…