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Popular nursery uprooted from Kingston
KINGSTON — An answering machine seems to be all that is left of Heronswood Nursery. The message still…
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Community coping with impacts of Mitzel’s fire
POULSBO — When fire destroyed Mitzel’s restaurant Tuesday morning, the city lost more than an eatery. Much more.…
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Kongela takes 100M state title by surprise
PASCO — In the 100M dash state finals, Dak Kongela exhibited the epitome of taking advantage of opportunity. After…
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Bids put SR 305 widening in doubt
OLYMPIA — The shock at the fuel pump as gas prices remain over $3 a gallon paled in…
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NKSD completes candidate interviews, dives into the final decision making process
KINGSTON — As summer lurks around the corner, bringing with it an end to most student work, the North…
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Quick action by firefighters saves local attorney’s office
POULSBO — Less than 24 hours after Mitzel’s restaurant burned to the ground Tuesday morning, attorney Charles Peach’s…
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North Kitsap loses two icons
Exotic plants and steaming plates of food that both arrived on the North Kitsap business scene in 1989…
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NK’s No. 1 doubles end at state with ankle injury
VANCOUVER — As the only Vikings tennis court crusaders in the state finals, North’s No. 1 girls’ doubles team…
Obituaries
Madie M. Bathhurst
Madie M. Bathurst, 88 Madie M. Bathurst died June 2, 2006 in Poulsbo. She was 88. Bathurst was…
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NKSD Festival of the Arts draws into KJH June 1
KINGSTON — In education, the arts are the emotional outlet that complements the academic rigor students are consistently challenged…
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From one island to another
Ravens, bears and eagles are coming to the BPA Playhouse, but there’s no need to call animal control.…
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Herald embarks on readership survey
POULSBO — The North Kitsap Herald and its parent company Sound Publishing, Inc. are launching a readership survey…
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Golfers complete NKHS career at state
SPOKANE — Lead by example, learn by example. North Kitsap seniors Alicia Bratlien, Stephen Duwe and Miquela Pendleton…
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Port Gamble gets dose of heavy metal
PORT GAMBLE — You won’t need to know your favorite color or dodge man-eating rabbits at the annual…
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Viking Cup fills Poulsbo with youth soccer gusto
POULSBO — Soccer here, soccer there. Viking Cup poured a little soccer everywhere. Five fields, spread out across…
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NK fastpitch season defines standing up in the face of adversity
TACOMA — It was a roller coaster weekend for the Lady Vikings at the 2006 WIAA/Dairy Farmers of…
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Translucent transcendence captured in works of art
Glass has been called a liquid medium in a solid form. That idea can be seen in the…
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NKSD lays out proposed cuts to cover $1.7 million shortfall
POULSBO — The North Kitsap School District’s Budget Advisory Team has spent the past few months, performing the…
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A beacon of light shows the way
Athol Fugard. It’s not a name that’s heard very often in local community theater; maybe never. Fugard is…
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Le-La-La dances into Suquamish
SUQUAMISH — The Suquamish Tribe is bringing back traditions that were once slowly ebbing away with vigor. This…