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Editor’s notebook: The night when Sedgwick MS burned down

… and how the real story emerged on social media

Jablonski is Independent reporter intern

News

Jablonski is Independent reporter intern

UW student is a Port Orchard native.

Port Orchard Independent Female Athlete of the Year: Savannah Foster

Sports

Port Orchard Independent Female Athlete of the Year: Savannah Foster

The senior footballer dished out assists on the field and lessons off the field to her younger teammates

Mason Eaglin wrestled his way through the 4A 170-pound weight class at the Mat Classic, culminating in a state championship. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)

Sports

Port Orchard Independent Male Athlete of the Year: Mason Eaglin

State champion wrestler helped South Kitsap to its first-ever team title in more ways than one

News

16 WNPA awards for Port Orchard Independent

OLYMPIA — The Port Orchard Independent won 10 news and editorial awards — including community service and general…

Editor’s Notebook: A newsprint discovery from the ’60s

Opinion

Editor’s Notebook: A newsprint discovery from the ’60s

Our readers often surprise us with tidbits of information about odd or obscure happenings in our South Kitsap…

First year for ‘MS Walk: Poulsbo’ a success

News

First year for ‘MS Walk: Poulsbo’ a success

March brings out about 300 walkers, brings in some $35,000

First year for ‘MS Walk: Poulsbo’ a success

Life

First year for ‘MS Walk: Poulsbo’ a success

March brings out about 300 walkers, brings in some $35,000

Opinion

Volunteers exemplify South Kitsap’s caring | In Our Opinion

By and large, we know our friends and neighbors in Port Orchard and South Kitsap to be generous,…

Business

Air Masters celebrates 30 years with move to new location

PORT ORCHARD — Longtime Port Orchard business Air Masters has moved to a new location.

Tremont Street widening project receives $8 million from state’s Transportation Improvement Board

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Tremont Street widening project receives $8 million from state’s Transportation Improvement Board

Grant assures Port Orchard priority project will proceed