The North Kitsap School District is seeking public input on the 2021-22 budget, which is facing nearly a $2 million deficit. In an email sent… Continue reading
Results from the Aug. 3 primary election are in and for North Kitsap that means the field has narrowed for Village Green Metropolitan Park District… Continue reading
North Point Church and Peninsula Community Health Services have partnered to host a free back-to-school vaccination event on Saturday. The event will begin at 11… Continue reading
Former chairman of the Suquamish Tribe Richard Belmont Jr., who played a critical role in the success of the tribe, was laid to rest July… Continue reading
While an official opening date is still in the works, soon visitors will be able to stay right in the heart of downtown Poulsbo at… Continue reading
Over the weekend several bills having to do with police reform went into effect and may change the way local police departments operate. The five… Continue reading
Robert Fleeks Jr., 19, was sentenced Friday to 16 years in prison for the second-degree murder of Suquamish Tribal member Marlin George Jr. in 2018.… Continue reading
The Johnson Parkway-Highway 305 roundabout project is coming along as Poulsbo hears an update from the city’s Engineering Department. “The teams been working very well… Continue reading
As election primaries approach Aug. 3 there is only one race in North Kitsap to keep an eye on as three candidates are vying for… Continue reading
The 56th Grand Lodge Biennial Daughters of Norway Convention is coming to Kitsap County with a special stop in “Little Norway.” The Daughters of Norway… Continue reading
A trailer full of fireworks was accidentally ignited, leading it to be engulfed in flames in the early morning hours of July 14 in Suquamish.… Continue reading
The city of Poulsbo has approved a .1 percent increase in sales tax, the revenues of which would go toward affordable housing and related services.… Continue reading
The North Kitsap Community pool will be reopening this fall following modifications to bring back diving competitions. The pool’s dive tank (the deep end) was… Continue reading
Breakfast is on in Kingston with the opening of the Seawolf Diner next to the Firehouse Theater. Kafe Neo has been transformed from a taste… Continue reading
When the Fire Cares program began in January, it set out to help people dealing with mental health and substance abuse issues - what was… Continue reading
You can now grab a slice and soda at The Slab, a new pizza joint in Suquamish. “The name of the restaurant is named after… Continue reading
Schools will have their own Highly Capable programs
The family of Stonechild Chiefstick filed a lawsuit against the city of Poulsbo in federal court Thursday, almost two years after his death at the… Continue reading
A Poulsbo man was killed during the opening races of the Richland hydroplane Regatta June 25. The man was identified as Matt Mattson, the driver… Continue reading
Buying an engagement ring is a big step in a relationship, but Christian Liden, 26, of Poulsbo is going the extra mile, literally, to build… Continue reading
