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Tuna Graphics, Inc. is a store located at 1218 Northwest Finn Hill Road in Poulsbo, Washington. Specializing in graphic design services, Tuna Graphics offers a wide range of custom designs for businesses, events, and personal projects. With a team of talented designers and state-of-the-art technology, Tuna Graphics is dedicated to creating high-quality, eye-catching designs that meet the needs of their clients. Whether you need a new logo, business cards, or promotional materials, Tuna Graphics is your one-stop shop for all your graphic design needs. Visit us today to bring your vision to life!

First Stage Montessori is a prestigious school located at 16107 Clear Creek Road Northwest in Poulsbo, Washington, United States. As a proud member of the American Montessori Society, we are dedicated to providing quality Montessori education to help children reach their full potential. Our beautifully prepared environment allows children to discover, learn, and blossom, fostering independence and a love for learning. Since opening our doors in Fall 2011, we have been offering a traditional Montessori program for children aged 2.5 - 6 years. Our campus, nestled in a wooded area between Poulsbo and Silverdale, provides a safe and inviting space for children to explore and develop important skills. Our certified teachers are trained to guide children towards independence and self-motivation while promoting respect for others.

Island Lake County Park is a beautiful tourist attraction located at 1087 Northwest Island Lake Road in Poulsbo, Washington, United States. Managed by the Kitsap County Parks Department, this park offers quality-of-life enhancing opportunities through the management of natural areas and specialized facilities. The park is committed to fostering community stewardship and providing outstanding service to visitors. One of the exciting projects currently underway at the park is the Point No Point Park beach and shoreline repair project. Phase 1 of the project, which included importing sand and rock materials to the north beach, has been completed. Phase 2 aims to further improve the beach and shoreline by adding additional material, planting native vegetation, and rebuilding the rock revetment wall. The park remains partially closed until Phase 2 is complete, but visitors can still access the WDFW parking lot and trailhead.