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ELECTIONS | Ballot counting goes smoothly with new system

Official results of Aug. 6 primary election were released Tuesday

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SCHOOLS | Will South Kitsap Education Association vote to strike?

Arbogast says union ready for ’next steps,’ while superintendent is hopeful for agreement before school begins

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FOOTBALL | Wolves’ first practice overshadowed by schedule change

Coach Canton surprised to learn that his team now will start season Sept. 5

South Kitsap High School cheerleaders pass out bags of free school supplies during the annual SKSD Back-To-School Celebration on Saturday.

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SLIDESHOW | SKSD Back-to-School Celebration

Several thousand people — mostly parents and students — attended the annual South Kitsap School District Back-To-School Celebration…

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‘Keep America Beautiful’ recycling campaign this month

The “Keep America Beautiful” recycling campaign will launch at the Kitsap County Fair and Stampede on Aug. 21-25,…

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All-American Picnic Dinner to benefit LeeAnn Choate

Veterans of Foreign War Post 2669 Ladies Auxilary is hosting an All-American Picnic Dinner this weekend to benefit…

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Mayor’s awards his first six Points of Light

Mayor Tim Matthes awarded the first of six Points of Light during a two-hour ceremony held Aug. 10…

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Coppola finds his match as NPBA director

Former Port Orchard mayor finds himself with no shortage of tasks in new position in Sequim

New South Kitsap volleyball coach CJ Scott hopes to generate more interest in the sport locally.

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VOLLEYBALL | New coach inherits big task

Scott wants to engage more South Kitsap youths in volleyball

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Neighbor’s actions help save home, lives

Alertness and quick thinking by a neighbor helped contain a fire inside a garage that could have caused…

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City council picks top three candidates to fill vacant post

The Port Orchard City Council announced Thursday its three finalists to fill the Position 1 seat left by…

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Groundbreaking at new Habitat for Humanity development

Habitat for Humanity of Kitsap County will celebrate the groundbreaking of its first community development project — Harris…

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Little Nickel to be delivered with the Independent

Beginning in September, Sound Publishing, Inc. will combine the strength of its community newspaper readership and home delivery…

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FROM THE SHELVES | Closing date for remodeling getting closer

On Friday, Aug. 30 at 6 p.m., the Port Orchard Library will be closed for renovations until mid-October,…

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Reid’s letter addresses budget misinformation, review

In an Aug. 12 letter posted on the South Kitsap School District website, Superintendent Michelle Reid corrected some…

SKSPA members and local teens help clean up graffiti on Tuesday evening at the South Kitsap Stake Park.

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Vandals hit skate park

Several South Kitsap Skate Park Association members and local teens were busy removing graffiti Tuesday evening after someone…

Lady Washington is sailing to Port Orchard Marina this week.

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Tall ships making stop in Port Orchard

Once again, the tall ships are coming to Port Orchard for a week of living history activities, including…

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Olalla Bluegrass Festival enters 22nd year

The South Kitsap Southern Little League baseball field will be filled with bluegrass musical groups, along with other…

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‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ campaign begins Aug. 16

Between Aug. 16 and Sept. 2, extra officers will be looking for drivers under the influence of alcohol,…

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American Red Cross seeks heroes in Western Washington

The American Red Cross Western Washington Chapters is looking for everyday people who have performed extraordinary deeds in…