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Funny money, big numbers | Column
For most Americans, a penny at the gas pump has vivid significance but billions of dollars create a…
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Transparent city | Editorial
Transparency, another city hall staple promised by newly elected mayor Tim Matthes, went by the way side last…
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County upgrades permitting system
The Kitsap County Department of Community Development, located in Port Orchard, received an upgraded SMARTGov permitting system. The…
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Meetings postponed
The shoreline master program public hearings scheduled before the Kitsap County Planning Commission were postponed. The meeting, originally…
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State Parks need hosts
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is seeking volunteers to serve as hosts at state parks throughout…
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30K in jewelry taken from Rings N’ Things
A local jewelry store employee is accused of embezzling more than $30,000 worth of jewelry and selling her…
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Saddle Club offers disappearing experience
The 10 acres surrounding the Kitsap Saddle Club in South Kitsap harken to the past. A dusty horse…
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Citizens honored for aiding victim, stopping stabbing
Four South Kitsap residents were awarded a Citizens Certificate of Merit from the City of Port Orchard at…
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Skatepark construction around the corner
Jim Dunwiddie, Kitsap County’s Parks and Recreation director, said permitting for phase 1, the skate bowl, of the…
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Angel gets national attention for naming rights plan
Angel, R-Port Orchard, said her office has been inundated with calls and emails from news organizations as far…
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Tattoo shop stokes parlor feud
A new tattoo parlor opening on Bay Street has allegedly ignited a bit of a small business feud.
Sports
Boys soccer: Own goal contributes to Wolves’ season-ending loss
Cain expects to return as coach, but anticipates making adjustments
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Fastpitch: Wolves ride momentum into districts
South Kitsap defeats Olympia 5-4 to finish third in Class 4A Narrows League Tournament
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Jalapeños all in a day’s work on SKTV
South Kitsap High School’s TV station has operated for 15 years
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City’s April sales tax revenues bring relief
Port Orchard saw higher than expected sales tax collection for the month of February, potentially sparing the city…
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Marine Corps veteran with lumber fortune running for Congress
A Marine Corps veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan entered the race for Congress in the 6th District.
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Outlook unknown for job seekers
Gurnsey is one of thousands of unemployed area workers looking for a job. According to numbers recently released…
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Myhre’s Restaurant rebuild underway
Nearly a year after a three-alarm fire caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage to a Port…
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Cooks gear up for Seagull Cook-Off
The Port Orchard Chamber of Commerce hopes to find as many crafty cooks, barbecue aficionadoes and expert seasoners…
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New bill adds taxes to cheap cigarettes
A bill that sits on the desk of Washington State Governor Christine Gregoire could sound the death knell…