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More South Kitsap summer classes to be offered online
Shannon Thompson, the district’s director of curriculum, said junior-high students now will be able to take some classes…
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If Obama told the grads the truth | Guest Column
Students, faculty and parents, it is my honor to deliver a commencement speech today. I am about to…
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Bugs and Weeds | Gardener Joe
As the growing season moves forward, we are getting hit with not only rain and bad weather but…
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Local resident to appear on Extreme Weight Loss show
Jonathan McHenry knew he needed to lose weight. At 550 pounds, he would sit in his Port Orchard…
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Renovated Wal-Mart doubles in size
Port Orchard’s Wal-Mart is vying for the city’s unofficial title as king of the one-stop shop.
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Danielson(s) runs again
Danielson will face-off against current commissioner Charlotte Garrido, former Port Orchard Mayor Lary Coppola and Linda Simpson in…
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2011 financial document released by city
Included in the document that, according to Martin, captures all of the city’s finances, is an overview of…
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Open meetings club | Editorial
During Tuesday’s City of Port Orchard Finance Committee meeting there was no official beginning and there was no…
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100 percent rise in car theft an ‘anomaly’
Geoffrey Marti, the Port Orchard Police Department’s Commander, said a spike in thefts of older model Hondas, Toyotas…
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Auditor seeks statement for Local Voters’ Pamphlet
The Auditor’s Office is seeking individuals to write the “against” statement for the Bremerton School District Capital Project…
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Women’s cancer support group
oin others living through cancer with facilitators Sue-Marie Casagrande, oncology social worker, and Bonnie McVee, life coach and…
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Sidney Art Gallery’s June artist
The Sidney Art Gallery in Port Orchard will feature local Port Orchard artist Pat Meras through the end…
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Local cancer survivor “fights back” through Relay for Life
Those in remission also gathered around South Kitsap’s track — and thousands of high schools around the country…
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Citizens Budget Review
The top agenda item on the Citizens Budget Review Committee’s list of recommendations might not fit with a…
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TNB tolls climb in July
The toll on the bridge will cost $4 for Good to Go! (up from $2.75) pass users, $5…
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Old furniture roundup
The old furniture roundup is scheduled from 8 to 4 p.m. Sunday. The one-day event is held at…
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Mushroom workshop
Join the Washington State University’s Small Farms Program and Fungi Perfecti and learn how easy it is to…
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the editor
I enjoyed your opinion on the importance of local elections. They encourage necessary democratic participation to keep us…
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A happy return to PO | Guest Column Mary Colborn
Coming back to Port Orchard, the place where my family and I lived for 20 years and where…
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Regional council approves Port Orchard plan
The city’s 2008 Comprehensive Plan was certified by the Puget Sound Regional Council June 1. The document, which…