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Every subscriber lives within a ferry ride of your door. No wasted reach, no out-of-market impressions.
We run a small number of tasteful placements per issue, woven into content people trust. Your business shows up in good company.
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Put your name on a recurring section, the calendar, the ferry watch, the hidden gem.
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Type your name and watch it land in the headline sponsor slot of our September 24 issue, the way readers would see it.
West Sound & Olympic Peninsula
Peninsula Post
Issue No. 10 · September 24, 2026
Presented by Your Business
Headline Sponsor
Presented by Your Business
A few lines about Your Business, written with you and in our voice: what you make, why it is worth the trip, and when to come in.
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The sun sets at 7:04 tonight in Poulsbo. A week from now it goes down at 6:49, and a week after that you will be driving home from things in the dark. We are losing about two minutes of evening a day right now, which is the fastest the light ever leaves around here, and it is the whole reason this issue is what it is.
So: the views. Four places to stand and look at the peninsula from above it, with what each one actually costs you in drive time, boot leather and parking passes, because that is the part nobody tells you until you are already in the car.
Also: round one of the burger bracket closed last night, and the quarterfinals open today.
 | The Rundown |
The Last Sunset Market Of The Year Is October 3
The Kingston Sunset Market runs the first Saturday of the month at Kiwanis Park by the port, 4 to 8pm, and it has done since May. October 3 is the last one of 2026, with Tropical Sensation playing it out. A market that ends at eight in October is a market that ends in the dark, which is sort of the point of the name and sort of the end of it.
The full issue keeps going from here: the burger bracket, four viewpoints, the weekend, live music, the tides, a hidden gem and Ferry Watch.
Peninsula Post
West Sound & Olympic Peninsula
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