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South Kitsap grad joins Herald staff
Michelle Beahm, 22, joined the Herald staff on March 9. She is reporting on education, outdoors and north…
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Washington’s unemployment rate remains flat at 6.3 percent
After several months of increasing unemployment rates, Washington’s unemployment rate for the month of February remained steady this…
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Kitsap Transit plans community meetings
Kitsap Transit Executive Director John Clauson will talk about the long-term financial challenges that Kitsap Transit faces during…
News
Young explains opposition on bills
District 26 State Rep. Jesse Young answered questions on why he opposed two bills that dealt with increasing…
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Visit state parks for a ‘free day’ March 19
Washington State Parks turns 102 years old on Thursday, March 19, and visitors are invited to help celebrate…
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Local students make Seattle Pacific University’s Dean’s List
Jena Marie Machin and Ivy Gail Gutierrez Molina, of Port Orchard, made the Seattle Pacific University 2014 Autumn…
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Kreidler issues statement on Premera’s cyberattack
State Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler was notified by Premera today, March 17, about a cyberattack affecting more than…
Business
Port Orchard Chamber’s after-hours is March 19
Everybody’s American Cookhouse and Sports Theater, 4215 Mile Hill Dr., will host the Port Orchard Chamber of Commerce…
News
COURT: County violated former deputy fire marshal’s veterans employment rights
A jury for the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington found Kitsap County liable for…
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Deadline March 16 for community members needed to write statement for online voters’ guide
The Kitsap County Auditor’s Office is seeking individuals to serve on committees to draft voters’ guide arguments for…
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Community meeting set for sex offender
The Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office sent out a notification that a sex offender will be residing in Port…
Sports
BASEBALL PREVIEW | Youthful Wolves not focused on past achievements
South Kitsap will feature fresh look this season as multiple freshmen seek to make impact
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MacEwen, Griffey issue statement on Inslee’s drought emergency declaration
Gov. Jay Inslee declared a drought emergency for three Washington regions, including the Olympic Peninsula on March 13.
Business
‘A little bit of everything’ at Bitch’s Britches
A new and used clothing and accessory boutique has an unusual name, but people will be surprised what’s…
Opinion
IN OUR OPINION | Fathoms o’ Fun royalty serves our community well
The community can appreciate the time and effort that the Fathoms o’ Fun Festival royalty contributes to Port…
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South Kitsap School District’s fund balance continues to grow
South Kitsap School District’s fund balance is projected to increase for a second consecutive year.
News
Kitsap Transit schedules community meetings
Kitsap Transit Executive Director John Clauson will talk about the long-term financial challenges that Kitsap Transit faces during…
Business
Del’s Feed and Farm Supply to reopen as Tractor Supply Company
Del’s Feed and Farm Supply will reopen as a Tractor Supply Company store with a soft opening tentatively…
News
Public hearing set on proposed updates to Kitsap Countywide Planning Policy
A public hearing to receive community comment regarding the policy update and to provide opportunity for KRCC Executive…
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MILITARY NEWS | Richards completes combat training
Army Pvt. Aaron C. Richards has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.