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Point No Point boat launch public hearing Nov. 10
HANSVILLE — Residents can tell the county why they want or don't want a boat launch at Point…
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Prime pumpkin picking | Slideshow
Port Gamble S'Klallam Head Start students pick pumpkins and learn about farm animals on a fall-fun field trip.
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Port of Poulsbo commissioner resigns; parking lot moves forward
Port of Poulsbo Commissioner Glenn Gilbert turned in his resignation a month ago, on the heels of the…
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SoundRunner begins using ORCA on Nov. 1
The SoundRunner passenger ferry will begin accepting ORCA cards starting Nov. 1. Port Commissioner Marc Bissonette said all…
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Neighbors helping neighbors: ShareNet’s client base is growing | Neighbor Aid
ShareNet's client base is growing: whether it’s to help pay utility bills or rent, get food or a…
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Local, regional trail plans moving forward
POULSBO — Trails raise property values, offer a place to appreciate nature, create sustainable economic development and tourism,…
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Port of Poulsbo raises concerns over shoreline update
Port manager worried about additional requirements for marina, private property development
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Suquamish Olalla Neighbors celebrate 10 years of bridge building
SUQUAMISH — When the Suquamish Olalla Neighbors first came together in 2001, it was to address a specific…
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Write-in candidate for Poulsbo City Council arrested for DUI
Fred Springsteel, a write-in candidate for Poulsbo City Council, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence…
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Viking Avenue will revive tree-lighting ceremony; businesses studying ways to spur economy
Viking Avenue businesses are reviving the thoroughfare’s Christmas tree-lighting ceremony this year in an endeavor to bring consumers…
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Council increases park impact fees, cuts traffic fees
POULSBO — To keep up with its population growth projections, the Poulsbo City Council adjusted impact fee ordinances…
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From $13K to $50K in two years
LITTLE BOSTON — The Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe is asking for representation on the policy board of Kitsap…
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Poulsbo Port: Bockus and Rutledge
It's 'new energy' vs. 'experience' in Position 3 race. Jim Rutledge wants to serve the community he now…
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Donations help expand Fish Park
POULSBO — After several years, the Poulsbo Parks and Recreation Department has finalized the addition of 26.25 acres…
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Motorist attacked, sprayed in face with aerosol can
A 25-year-old man was sprayed with aerosol in the face by an unknown man Tuesday while in his…
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Fjord Drive stabilization should be completed in November
The final stage of the Fjord Drive stabilization project has begun and is expected to be completed on…
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City gains one-acre park area; speed tables planned on 4th Avenue
City accepts donation of land for public trail; speed tables will be installed on 4th Avenue
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Kingston Port Commission says there’s no SoundRunner ultimatum
The Port of Kingston is not considering shutting the SoundRunner passenger ferry service down for the season, according…
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New Safeway takes a step forward; City Council approves developer’s agreement
Safeway has committed financially to public projects associated with its proposed grocery store on 10th Avenue near Lincoln…
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Dunphy touts ‘new perspective,’ Lord touts experience | Poulsbo City Council, Position 2
Mike Dunphy wants to bring a new perspective to the Poulsbo City Council — one from the outside,…