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Prologue We at Poulsbo for All see 2023 as an eventful year. Here’s a summary of some of our city’s high points, low points, points of...

The Poulsbo area was historically inhabited by the Suquamish people for at least 5,000 years, until they were moved to the Port Madison...

PfA city council candidates Reba Harris and Zach Ellis came INCREDIBLY close to winning their seats: Reba by 76 votes and Zach by...

PfA candidates for city council and NK school board seats are in the homestretch and community enthusiasm is widespread! Ballots arrive...

Flags are a constant source of pride in our United States, but also of discord. They’re fraught with meaning: depending on who you are,...

During May and June the City received several messages from Poulsbo area residents regarding Pride in Poulsbo. Most who objected cited...

Pride flags were raised along Front Street for the month of June by city workers! PfA members also distributed copies of the latest...

Poulsbo Pride, a group formed in June to support activities of Poulsbo's LGBTQAI+ community and their allies, had a booth at Bainbridge...

Watch video recordings of the City's discussion on feasibility plans for the PERC (Poulsbo Events and Recreation Center). Should the city...

Poulsbo city government is about to make decisions about two issues that seem under-the-radar but which affect YOU. One of them might...

January 2023 The Kitsap Sun published a long and deeply disturbing article (1/15/2023) that throws light on the rather sudden departure...

Inside the main door at Poulsbo’s City Hall, a proclamation signed in October 2003 by then-mayor Donna Jean Bruce and enshrined behind...

The Suquamish Tribe has announced its decision to reestablish relations with the City of Poulsbo after a 2.5-year hiatus brought on by...

The Mayor and City Council are currently discussing a proposal to give property to two nonprofits, the Coffee Oasis (CO) and the Poulsbo...

“We are in a climate crisis of our own making to which we must respond … The urgency to substantially reduce our greenhouse gas emissions...

Part 2: Diversity As mentioned in the previous blog entry: at a planning meeting in February, Poulsbo’s Mayor asked, “What are we...

PfA Blog March 7, 2022 The February 23, 2022 joint meeting of Poulsbo’s City Council and Planning Commission laid out the framework for...

January-February 2022 WELCOME TO PoulsboForAll! What is PoulsboForAll? Progressive action and active voices Pam Keeley’s write-in...