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Poulsbo Historical Society secures new home for growing archives
The Poulsbo Historical Society is finalizing a deal to relocate its archives from city hall into a portion of Martha & Mary's former child care center. The organizations have announced they are in the process of applying for a city permit that would allow PHS to use the space located at 250 NE Sunset Street, located by the post office downtown. Poulsbo City Council voted to end a real estate contract with PHS in 2025 due to a need for extra space in city hall to accommodate growth in operations. The move will end PHS's decades-long connection to city hall, where the organization began in 1992 in a small storage room in the old building. PHS said that the organization's first dedicated public venue opened with the new city hall in 2010 and remained its sole museum space until the Maritime Museum debuted on Front Street five years later. PHS also operates the Poulsbo Heritage Museum next door and the Martinson Cabin dating back to 1897. Since then, PHS has used the space to store archives, conduct public research and host small meetings. The new location will provide room for collection growth and expanded research access, including records documenting Poulsbo's
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You Could Spend All Day Inside Washington’s Biggest Used Bookstore With 500,000 Books
Somewhere in Tacoma, Washington, there’s a red brick building with one word on the side, and that word is “BOOKS,” and honestly, that’s all it needs to say. Tacoma Book Center is the largest independent used bookstore in Washington State, and it’s holding over 500,000 books inside, waiting for you to show up.
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‘Collide with the will of the people’: Curley questions Seattle schools’ legal action over transgender eligibility in girls’ sports
KIRO Newsradio host John Curley questioned the Seattle School Board’s authorization of legal action over Initiative 638, Washington’s voter-approved restriction on transgender girls participating in girls’ school sports. The board unanimously approved a resolution allowing the district to hire lawyers and pursue legal action over the measure.