BROWNSVILLE — At 11:40 a.m. Nov. 8, a 9-1-1 caller reported the body of a hanged man under the middle…
POULSBO—Lynette Ladenburg jumped right into her new job as chief executive officer of Martha & Mary. She started work on…
POULSBO — The Poulsbo City Council approved Mayor Becky Erickson’s appointment of Karla Boughton as director of Planning and Economic…
POULSBO — For every $100 increase in the average rent, homelessness increases 15 to 32 percent, according to the state…
POULSBO—More apartments appear to be in the offing in Poulsbo.
POULSBO—It’s Dec. 5 and Dan Schoonmaker, Poulsbo new chief of police is on the job. He’s so new his voice…
POULSBO— Maintain Poulsbo’s “historic, small-town quaint character” with a “strong sense of community and shared [Norwegian] heritage.”
By Ted George’s count, the George family has a combined 250 years of service to the U.S. government.
North Kitsap Fishline provides key support services for homeless and low-income persons living in North Kitsap. Its executive director, Mary…
POULSBO — The cost of mortgage or rent, and utilities, not exceeding 30 percent of an individual’s or a family’s…
PORT ORCHARD — Recognizing that the affordable housing crisis in Kitsap County has no short-term solution, the county has turned…
POULSBO — Lack of affordable housing is the leading cause of homelessness.
POULSBO—Western Red Brewery, LLC received its conditional use permit from the city on Nov. 15. The owners are Marianna and…
BREMERTON — A horde of orange T-shirts and aprons descended on the Kitsap Rescue Mission on Nov. 10, and there…
POULSBO — The proposal to enlarge the Poulsbo Port District’s boundaries to match those of the City of Poulsbo was…
BREMERTON — On Nov. 5-6, over 100 volunteers participated in the cleanup and identifcation of the gravesites for more than…
BROWNSVILLE — A woman on a boat at Brownsville Marina complained of “feeling ill” and being in “physical distress” and…
May 1938: Following Hitler’s invasion of Austria, U.S. Congress passes the Navy Expansion Act, calling for more ships and planes.
More often than not, officers find ways to de-escalate potentially lethal situations
The port will replace the seawall and repair its boat ramp, according to Port Manager Brad Miller. The city will install a bioswale and repave with pervious (in port’s area) and impervious materials (rest of lot up the hill), he said.
