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DSHS, advocates work to improve long-term care services
Eleven recognized and established advocacy groups for people with disabilities and those who receive community-based care have joined…
Business
Champion Cabinets opens in Belfair
The company has recently installed a fully automated router table large enough to handle the largest cabinets
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‘Outstanding Teen’ ready to make impact
Emily Houston, who is a student at Sedgwick Junior High, is focusing her platform on finding a cure…
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State Auditor-elect Kelley names Chief of Staff
Cochran, who also has served as a Yakima County Auditor, succeeds the retiring Ted Rutt
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Port Orchard sailor attends ‘Big E’ ceremony | Kitsap Navy News
Navy Airman Matthew J. Hart, son of Valerie P. and Kelly Joseph J. Hart of Port Orchard along…
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Port Orchard development director James Weaver resigns
Port Orchard development director James Weaver announced his resignation during Tuesday night’s city council meeting.
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Ecology seeks public photos of higher-than-usual winter tides
Washington’s naturally-occurring king tides start on Wednesday Dec. 12, 2012, and the state Department of Ecology (Ecology) is…
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Port Orchard VFW begins New Veterans Wall extension | Buy a Brick
The Wall VFW 2669 unveiled this summer is so popular, they are now working on building another one.
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Legislators, Kitsap County Commissioners round table on veteran issues
Several legislators, county commissioners, and the Advisory Board will have a round table discussion in regard to veteran…
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Garton elected as South Kitsap School District board president
He has served on the district’s board of directors since 1998
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State Attorney General’s Office settles Backpage lawsuit | State will pay $200,000
The Washington State Attorney General’s Office yesterday settled a lawsuit filed by sex trafficking site Backpage.com against Washington…
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Upcoming events and opportunities at Manchester Library
Manchester Library will be putting on many of its regular monthly events, as well as special holiday opportunities…
Sports
Youthful Wolves hope to sustain success | Girls basketball preview
South Kitsap aims for fifth consecutive winning season despite four sophomores on varsity
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Burley Glenwood, four others recognized for academic achievement | Schools
The five SKSD schools honored represented the second most in the state along with Clover Park.
Life
Spectrum Choral Academy set to perform in Tacoma
Local vocalists will sing a variety of holiday favorites Saturday on University of Puget Sound campus
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Gregoire announces 280 additional acres of Hood Canal now open for shellfish harvest
Gov. Chris Gregoire today announced that an additional 280 acres of Hood Canal shellfish beds in Mason County…
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American Red Cross holiday cards for military men and women deadline | Dec. 7
The Dec. 7 deadline is fast approaching for people to send holiday greetings to men and women of…
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Up to 60,000 to lose unemployment benefits at end of year | Emergency Unemployment Compensation
Up to 60,000 people in Washington will be shut off of unemployment benefits when the federal Emergency Unemployment…
Life
Whatcom Creek will close to fishing
The Kendall Creek Hatchery and Whatcom Creek Hatchery programs in recent years have had difficulty securing sufficient eggs…
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No big winners in Washington, but six $10,000 winners in Powerball jackpot
West Sound's big prize was sold at Hank's Grocery in Bremerton