Tyler Shuey is a journalist focusing on local news in Poulsbo, Washington. He writes for the Kitsap News Paper Group, including the Bainbridge Island Review, covering a range of topics from community events and local government to business and education.
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If the NKSD levy passes, Pearson Elementary would receive the most funding for improvements at around $6.15 million. Google Maps courtesy photo
Nearly 100 raccoons that had inundated a North Kitsap residence dispersed after the homeowner stopped feeding them—so they didn’t have to be euthanized.
A new station for the Poulsbo Fire Department is going to be built on Viking Avenue, which will serve the west side of the city and the nearby Scandia/Keyport area.
The mayor for the city of Poulsbo will become a part-time position starting Jan. 1, 2026, the city council approved at its Oct. 16 meeting.
By: Tyler Shuey
705 acres of undeveloped forest in North Kitsap known as Eglon Forest will be transferred from the Department of Natural Resources to Kitsap County at no cost in efforts to add the land to the parks system.
Kitsap County is in the final stages of updating the 2024 Comprehensive Plan, which includes the Suquamish Subarea Plan, to establish policies, goals and strategies for transportation improvement, pedestrian safety and support of small businesses in the area.
Kaiser Permanente’s Medical Center in Poulsbo will be closing Dec. 13, coming on the heels of the healthcare company previously announcing that its urgent care clinic in Silverdale has reduced its hours.
North Kitsap School District has hired a school resource officer and will offer an SRO program at its schools through an agreement with the city of Poulsbo that runs through June of 2027, the school board approved at its Oct. 24 meeting.
By: Tyler Shuey
Molly Hetherwick/Kitsap News Group A voter puts her election ballot in a drop box on Bainbridge Island Nov. 5.
By: Tyler Shuey
The Poulsbo City Council approved at its Nov. 6 meeting to designate $17,000 from the local affordable housing tax to help Kitsap Homes of Compassion open a recovery residence for women and children in Kingston.
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