The City of Poulsbo took another step forward with the Johnson Parkway project by approving the right of way acquisitions for portions of two properties… Continue reading
Two of Kitsap County’s six public fire departments are asking voters to renew the long-standing property tax that provides funding for the area’s emergency medical… Continue reading
League of Women Voters Kitsap will be hosting a candidate forum at Poulsbo City Hall tonight at 5:30 p.m. The candidates will include eight individuals… Continue reading
Throughout the month of October Judith Ryan’s photographic collection will be displayed in the Hallway Gallery at the Village Green Community Center in Kingston. The… Continue reading
One passenger sustained minor injuries following a three-car crash on Wednesday according to the Washington State Patrol. At approximately 4:18 p.m. on Oct. 2, an… Continue reading
The Kathleen Sutton Fund will hold its 17th annual silent and live auction fundraiser Oct. 5 at the Hood Canal Pavilion in Port Gamble. The… Continue reading
Kitsap Public Health District announced Tuesday that recreational shellfish harvesting in Liberty Bay is closed due to high levels of the marine biotoxin paralytic shellfish… Continue reading
Music from some of Kitsap County’s most talented bands filled William D. Harvey Theatre last Saturday for the Kitsap County Battle of the Bands finale.… Continue reading
NKSD has $80M worth of capital projects and $40M in levy funds to spend
Students from Kingston High School recently joined thousands of other young people around the world on in a global youth strike demanding action on climate… Continue reading
A little over 500 people turned out for Poulsbrew, Poulsbo’s first-ever beer festival. “The event far out exceeded our expectations,” said Denver Smyth, owner of… Continue reading
Multiple agencies, including a Coast Guard helicopter, responded to the report
The administration wants to take nearly $89 million in construction funds for Bangor sub base
On the business end of the North Kitsap School District’s (NKSD) Sept. 12 meeting, the school board narrowed down legislative priorities it would like to… Continue reading
There is a lot of news out there about kids and lemonade stands, but this one is sure to warm your heart. For the last… Continue reading
The Suquamish Tribe is nearing completion on its rebuild of a seafood shop on the site of the old liquor store next to the Masi… Continue reading
Poulsbo City Council voted unanimously to approve a consultant contract and budget amendment to start planning pedestrian safety improvements along Fjord Drive and Lemolo Shore… Continue reading
Anthony J. “AJ” Fugitt of Poulsbo was sentenced to six years in prison for three counts of child molestation in the second degree Monday morning… Continue reading
The pavement preservation project on Forest Rock Lane in Poulsbo was completed Aug. 29 and came in nearly $25,000 under budget. The project began on… Continue reading
New gun laws took effect July 1, but what does that mean for residents?
