Tyler Shuey is a journalist at Bainbridge Island Review and Kitsap News Paper Group. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, public security, sports, and urban development, with a particular focus on public education and the construction industry. Tyler's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his commitment to delivering insightful reporting on regional interests and global news.
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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
Following John Gese’s resignation as Kitsap County Sheriff in late June, the Kitsap County Democratic Central Committee has nominated Brandon Myers (who is running for sheriff in November’s election), Ken Dickinson and Jeffrey Menge as interim sheriff candidates. The Kitsap County Board of Commissioners is tasked with choosing an interim sheriff out of those three candidates by the end of August.
By: Tyler Shuey
Longtime North Kitsap High School football and baseball coach Jeff Weible has resigned from both positions, North Kitsap School District spokesperson Jenn Markaryan confirmed July 23.
By: Tyler Shuey
The South Kitsap School District Board of Directors approved July 29 to put a three-year, $72.6 million capital levy measure on the Nov. 3 general election ballot.
By: Tyler Shuey
Over $300 million project also includes large event spaces
By: Tyler Shuey
Preliminary results are in for Kitsap County races in the Aug. 4 primary election, with most incumbents holding leads and both local fire measures passing after the first count of votes.
By: Tyler Shuey
Preliminary results are in for Kitsap County races in the Aug. 4 primary election, with most incumbents holding leads and both local fire measures passing after the first count of votes.
By: Tyler Shuey
Former Oregon state representative and current Port Orchard planning commissioner Tiffiny Mitchell was unanimously appointed by the Port Orchard City Council Aug. 6 to fill the vacant Position No. 5 seat.
By: Tyler Shuey
The Kitsap County Board of Commissioners has named former Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office lieutenant Ken Dickinson as the department’s interim sheriff, pending successful completion of state-mandated background checks. The board intends to swear in Dickinson at its Aug. 24 meeting, beginning at 10 a.m.
By: Tyler Shuey
The Kitsap County Board of Commissioners has named former Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office lieutenant Ken Dickinson as the department’s interim sheriff, pending successful completion of state-mandated background checks. The board intends to swear in Dickinson at its Aug. 24 meeting, beginning at 10 a.m.
By: Tyler Shuey
The Port Orchard City Council unanimously approved a development agreement at its Aug. 11 meeting between the city and McCormick Communities, LLC to establish a framework for park and open-space mitigation within several planning areas in the McCormick Urban Village.
