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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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.
North Kitsap School District interim superintendent Rachel Davenport was appointed by the school board to the permanent position at its Nov. 14 meeting.
By: Tyler Shuey
Keyport Mercantile & Diner courtesy photos The building was constructed in 1903 and has seen many businesses come and go over the years.
By: Tyler Shuey
Includes convenience store, gas station and cannabis shop
By: Tyler Shuey
Walker consultants presented to the Poulsbo City Council Nov. 20 its findings for a paid parking proposal in parts of downtown.
Google Maps courtesy photo State 42 Wines is one of the downtown businesses that currently uses the streatery program.
By: Tyler Shuey
Longtime Poulsbo City Councilmember Ed Stern announced Dec. 11 his intentions to run for mayor of the city in 2025.
Since Poulsbo implemented a traffic safety camera Oct. 23, 919 speeding tickets have been issued as of Dec. 9, resulting in nearly $40,000 in revenue from the citations, per the Poulsbo Municipal Court.
By: Tyler Shuey
NKSD courtesy photos One of the key features of the new Poulsbo Middle School building is a mural designed by students.
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