Neighbors become vigilant, Parkway project moved to February, Harrison correction plan accepted

POULSBO — Crime-weary neighbors on 4th Avenue are becoming more vigilant. The Anderson Parkway project has been moved to February. Poulsbo fire chief's departure creates consolidation options. Harrison Medical Center's plan of correction accepted by CMS.

Those are among the top stories in the April 6 North Kitsap Herald, available now at newsstands and in stores.

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A list of Easter worship services is located on A8. A list of local egg hunts in located on page 8 of Kitsap Week.

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