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Annual KBA Peninsula Home & Remodel Expo

Whether it’s that remodel project or beautifying yard spaces — this was where your dreams became reality. The KBA event offered hundreds of exhibitors showcasing a variety of products to help people find what they need to spruce up their homes inside and out. Presenting sponsor was Kitsap Credit Union. The event was hosted at […]

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Experience San Juan Serenity

  If you’re looking for a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of West Sound, take advantage of one of our state’s most popular destinations. The San Juan Islands are mere hours away and offer services all the way from boondock camping to boutique hotels with fine dining in a peaceful, rural setting. The […]

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Inaugural Kitsap Women’s Summit

The Kitsap Women’s Summit, a joint program of the Greater Kitsap Chamber and the Leadership Kitsap Foundation, welcomed 130 women from around Kitsap County in March for a half-day program designed to uplift and energize them in the many roles they play every day. Participants included working professionals, community volunteers and stay-at-home moms, who heard […]

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Elvis Sighting in Poulsbo

Get ready to shake, rattle and roll for Elvis on the Bay at Liberty Shores Senior Living in Poulsbo from noon to 3 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 29. Enjoy a timeless tribute to Elvis, performed by Robbie Dee. He has been sharing his love for Elvis’ music throughout the Pacific Northwest, drawing in crowds of […]

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Kitsap County Inaugural Civics Bee

The South Kitsap Chamber of Commerce made history in April by hosting the inaugural Kitsap County Civics Bee, a competition aimed at engaging local youth in civic education. Thirteen bright minds from middle schools across the county took the stage to showcase their knowledge of government and community issues. Participants faced two rounds of rigorous […]

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How to Prepare for Increased Wildfires in the Northwest

Hotter and drier weather in the Pacific Northwest this summer could set the stage for a long and intense summer wildfire season, according to the Washington State Department of Health. More wildfires create the potential for more smoke to drift into our region, increasing health risks for people of all ages. As of last week of […]

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