POULSBO — Kitsap Gastro and Liver Clinic plans to start construction soon on a single-story, 7,380-square-foot medical building at 22095 Quickstep Court NW in Poulsbo’s Olhava area, the city said.
POULSBO — Kitsap Gastro and Liver Clinic plans to start construction soon on a single-story, 7,380-square-foot medical building at 22095 Quickstep Court NW in Poulsbo’s Olhava area, the city said.
OLYMPIA — Open enrollment for 2027 health and dental coverage through Washington Healthplanfinder, the state’s Affordable Care Act marketplace, began Nov. 1 and runs through Jan. 15.
POULSBO — Leash4Lease Professional Pet Care, a Poulsbo-based dog-walking and pet-sitting business, is marking its 25th anniversary this year, and owner Amy Munns has been named Pet Sitters International’s 2026 Pet Sitter of the Year.
KITSAP COUNTY — Kitsap County commissioners will hold a public hearing Nov. 9 on Comprehensive Plan amendments that would set a more detailed blueprint for growth in Silverdale, including mixed-use development, housing, public gathering spaces and transportation connections.
Ward Media is expanding its presence in Kitsap County with the launch of West Sound News, a free digital news platform providing local reporting on government, business, education, public safety, sports and community life.
Small businesses in North Kitsap will have a closer place to get rid of hazardous waste when Kitsap County’s North Kitsap Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility opens Nov. 4 at 23300 Arness Creek Road NE near Poulsbo.
Kitsap County will hold a public workshop Oct. 29 on its Rural Lands Analysis, a project evaluating land-use patterns, policies and regulations in unincorporated Kitsap County to lay the groundwork for future rural planning decisions.
The Washington Employment Security Department has received $13.2 million in two U.S. Department of Labor grants to help workers train for and land jobs, including money for a new fund that will partially reimburse employers for training their workers.
The Washington State Department of Commerce has released initial drafts of rules to carry out recently passed state laws on housing, permitting and other land use issues under the Growth Management Act, and is asking the public for feedback.
A $12,000 grant from the Bainbridge Community Foundation will pay to certify an Olympic College faculty member as a Mental Health First Aid instructor, allowing the college to offer the training free to up to 300 participants.