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Hat Factory studio’s loss is felt
As the old dry cleaners building is fixed up, the studio moves on. Garrett Bennett has produced two…
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Boysen builds a house of wax
Paraffine on Winslow Way offers an array of candles and related wares. Candles, chocolates and tea. What’s the…
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Old flame burns in Guterson’s debut novel
The name is familiar, but the style is distinct in her debut novel. Islander Mary Guterson’s debut novel,…
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Try to find middle ground on protection
One would think that a process based on “science” would yield more readily objective results. But an update…
Obituaries
Michael R. Branyord
Former Poulsbo resident Michael Roy Branyord died Jan. 4 in Las Vegas, Nev. He was 44. He was…
Obituaries
Michael Darryl Aguilar
Michael Darryl Aguilar, president of the resident council at Messenger House Care Center, died Jan. 4. He was…
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Giving to get: the new face of fundraising
Community groups, businesses are teaming up to raise money for local causes, projects. When the rain stopped, sales…
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The future of downtown: fresh perspective
Some want hammers, some, designer jeans. Our historically vibrant downtown has thrived on the sheer variety of the…
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Lawsuit loss will cost city
One plaintiff sets the penalty at $100k. The failed defense of an island-wide moratorium on dock and bulkhead…
Obituaries
Roshell ‘Jim’ Lyda
Roshell “Jim” Lyda of Kingston died Dec. 30, 2004 in Bremerton. He was 67. Lyda was born to…
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Island sees the prime Meridian
The Knechtel Way project is aimed at buyers seeking luxury. You might call it resort living, without the…
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Galley service still in limbo
Talks resume, but it’s unclear whether ferry kitchens will reopen. After nearly a year without food service on…
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Author Krutch reveals alter ego
He looks back on life in the Catholic Chuch. Priests chanted mass in Latin, parochial school students –…