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The Kent Dragon Boat Association practices for its upcoming race.
Reporter Shawn Skager flew to Calif. to watch two young men from Auburn and Covington go through the process of becoming United States Marines.
Ray McDougall and Kevin Parmley, both members of the North Kitsap Marching Band, perform a percussion dual during Poulsbo's Got Talent March 8.
Courtesy of the Federal Way Police Department. Video was sent in response to a letter in which the writer threatened to sue the city for a school zone photo ticket.
The 2nd annual Thrill the World dance in Kingston, where folks joined in the simultaneous worldwide phenomenon of Michael Jackson's Thriller. Held Oct. 27 at Cup and Muffin. Megan Stephenson/North Kitsap Herald.
In observance of those who died on Sept. 11, 2001, Orcas Island Fire and Rescue and members of the community gathered at 8 a.m. at Station 21 for a flag salute, a moment of silence and Chief Kevin O’Brien gave a brief address.
North Kitsap Herald reporter Kipp Robertson tries out the well-known Super Bee coaster car in preparation for the third annual Hansville Coaster Games that begin at 2 p.m. Aug. 25 on Benchmark Avenue in Hansville.
Snoqualmie Valley Record's William Shaw visits a burned hillside near his family's ranch.
The annual Canoe Journey brings together aspects of tribal life that were almost lost in the past century: language, traditional regalia (clothing), carving of cedar canoes and paddles, sharing stories and gifts with one another — a strong culture revived by strong peoples. The Canoe Journey began as the Paddle to Seattle in 1989, bringing traditional water travel back into tribal life. This year's Journey will end at Squaxin Island, culminating in a week-long celebration and potlatch protocol...
Question from the July 21 primary election forum for District 9 Congress candidates: What is your position on The Buffett Rule?
