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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Tyler Shuey's coverage mainly focuses on local government and politics in the Poulsbo area of Washington State. He often covers announcements, community developments, and expert commentary related to local government activities.
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Was previously held in Poulsbo Village
Gambit Recovery courtesy photo The historic Nelson House on 3rd Avenue in Poulsbo is now a recovery residence for men.
The North Kitsap School District Board of Directors approved at its July 25 meeting a six-year, $31.9 million Facilities and Technology Capital Projects levy resolution which will be on the ballot for the Nov. 5 general election.
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By: Tyler Shuey
Suquamish Tribe courtesy photos Canoe races are always a big attraction at Chief Seattle Days.
Wikimedia Commons courtesy photo Ted Bundy’s infamous 1968 Volkswagen Beetle, which he transported many of his victims in. It is now on display at the Alcatraz East Crime Museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
By: Tyler Shuey
City of Poulsbo courtesy photo Parking spots can be hard to come by in the lot near the Poulsbo waterfront.
By: Tyler Shuey
NKSD courtesy graphic Enrollment has declined in the district over the past few years.
City of Poulsbo courtesy photo An American Elm tree at Poulsbo’s Fish Park.
By: Tyler Shuey
The Coffee Oasis courtesy photo The Coffee Oasis’ Kingston location recently closed due to cost and staffing problems.
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