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Kitsap Regional Library releases top reads of 2025
Kitsap Regional Library has released its list of the most popular books from 2025, and while it was…
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Greatest share of Kitsap population growth? Migrants
The 2025 state population data is out, and like most of Washington, Kitsap cities and towns are growing…
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Over $10 million in state grants awarded to Kitsap natural spaces
Environmental and outdoor recreation groups in Kitsap County received over $10 million in grants and sponsor matches from…
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West Sound Tech construction to continue with new funding
One of Washington’s largest skill-building centers saw a massive funding increase this legislative session, and many Kitsap students…
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Strong roots: Kitsap community supports Black hair care
Trey Field-Bennett, a Bainbridge High School student, describes himself as a “hat guy — but not by choice.”
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‘Fix Our Ferries’ town halls return
The doors to the 2025 legislative session opened Jan. 13, and Kitsap County state Rep. Greg Nance of…
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KCSO seeks shooting suspect near CK school
The Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office responded to a shooting near Esquire Hills Elementary School the morning of May…
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Pandemic causes ferry ridership to sink 41%
With more folks working from home and domestic and international travel dropping off due to the COVID-19 pandemic,…
Sports
Kitsap native Haley Shapley features strong women in “Strong Like Her”
Says it’s OK to have muscles if you’re female
Sports
Nathan Adrian talks Olympics, cancer and training during COVID-19 in Kitsap Athletic Roundtable chat
Every year Kitsap County sends a significant number of swimmers to state.
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CHI Franciscan opens new Family Medicine Clinic
Clinic provides outpatient care such as obstetrics, pediatrics, sports health, addiction treatment.
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WSP Trooper injured by wrong-way driver on State Route 3 near Silverdale
BREMERTON — A Washington State Patrol trooper was injured late last week in a collision with a wrong-way…
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DSHS to furlough some employees, reduce hours at all statewide agencies
Furloughs and reduced office hours to take effect June 29 through July 20