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Ex-police chief hired as Poulsbos emergency management coordinator

Silverdale, WALocal News

Hansville Grocery, known fondly as 'Hansgrill,' is currently facing financial hardships due to the rising costs associated with maintaining its septic system. Established as both a grocery store and café, it has been a vital part of the community for many years. The unexpected financial burden from septic repairs has strained the store's operations, raising concerns about its future viability. Small businesses like Hansville Grocery often lack the financial cushion to absorb such unexpected expenses, especially in rural areas. Community support will be crucial in determining whether the grocery store can continue to operate.

As more residents become aware of the situation, efforts are being mobilized to rally support for the store, reflecting broader economic trends affecting small businesses across the region. Addressing these financial challenges is essential to preserving this beloved local institution that serves as both a grocery provider and a community gathering spot.

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