The North Kitsap School District is entering week four of remote learning and while not being in the classroom is hard on all teachers and… Continue reading
Despite the smoke and air quality, over 80 cars participated in the Poulsbo car cruise Sept. 12. Cruisers met at the old Albertson’s parking lot… Continue reading
Lines of cars wrapped around Sonoji Sakai Intermediate School Friday as families drove up to pick up learning materials for students, along with meals for… Continue reading
A Port Angeles man was arrested Tuesday in Port Gamble on suspicion of possession of drugs and two illegal firearms. Poulsbo police conducted a traffic… Continue reading
The Marion Forsman-Boushie Early Learning Center in Suquamish has had to make a lot of adjustments to continue to care for and educate children through… Continue reading
Port of Poulsbo has named Tom Rose as its new commissioner following the decline of former city council member Ken Thomas who needed to attend… Continue reading
School has been “back in session” in the North Kitsap School District for a few weeks now, and everyone from teachers and students to families… Continue reading
The Poulsbo City Council voted Wednesday night in favor of a resolution that would allow affordable housing to be built on two parcels of city-owned… Continue reading
It’s also a fundraiser for North Kitsap Boys and Girls Club
Thomas formerly was on the Poulsbo City Council
Despite COVID-19, wildfires jobs have not been lost
Many residents are against him going back to work
Event different this year due to coronavirus
Travelers the weekend of Sept. 17 will need to plan ahead for possible closures as Hood Canal Bridge undergoes some overnight repairs. State Department of… Continue reading
North Kitsap School District kicks off the 2020-21 school year with a series of “Strong Start” days to get everyone on track for this new… Continue reading
Deputy: He’s going to a hospital for mental health evaluation
The Suquamish Tribe and ex-wife of Stonechild Chiefstick, who was shot to death last July by Poulsbo officer Craig Keller, said Tuesday that they are… Continue reading
The U.S. Census Bureau has extended the 2020 census deadline, originally set for the end of July, to Oct. 31 in the wake of the… Continue reading
Despite the lifting of the temporary flavored vape ban on Feb. 3, vapor product shops across the state are cautious to celebrate as a legislative… Continue reading
The spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) has sent consumers to emptying the shelves of stores and pharmacies of their hand sanitizer, cleaning products and cold… Continue reading
