Councilman Ed Stern believes the Internet should be free and open to the public.
Talk of hiring a marketing consultant to be shared by the City of Poulsbo and the Port of Poulsbo may have been shortlived.
Mayor Becky Erickson is proud of what Poulsbo city staff and residents have accomplished this year, and sees 2013 as the first year of growth since the recession hit.
Boaters, prepare for some interruption this summer: the Port of Kingston’s maintenance dredge of Appletree Cove will begin in July.
Noted Native-style carver Duane Pasco creates a scaled-down version of a Viking boat from 950 AD
Stuffed deer and moose heads once adorned the walls of the 50-year-old tavern, but Whiskey Creek Steakhouse now has a “clean and crisp” contemporary look, and the owners are happy.
UPDATED: Wendy Davis, Poulsbo police sergeant and former deputy chief, filed a civil suit Dec. 19 with two other women, Jaclyn Brant and Germaine Szewezyk, claiming the organizers of the Extreme K Mud Run were “grossly negligent” in designing the course.
A 58-year-old Poulsbo man with a concealed weapon permit accidentally dropped his pistol which discharged in Cost Plus World Market about 1:53 p.m. Jan. 5, the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Department reported.
Poulsbo Port Manager Kirk Stickels announced his retirement to the Board of Commissioners Thursday night. He will enjoy retirement in New Zealand with his wife.
Dr. Narinder Duggal has until Feb. 1 to respond to the Washington State Medical Commission’s Statement of Charges accusing him of unprofessional conduct, sexual misconduct and abuse.
Dave Frederick was echoed by many at the opening of Poulsbo’s Coffee Oasis teen center on Saturday when he called the day “bittersweet.”
This year’s White House Tribal Nations Conference, Dec. 5, was a first for Joe Price, who represented the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe. In fact, if not for Price, Port Gamble S’Klallam wouldn’t have had a representative this year.
The Port of Kingston is doing its best to cover the cost of its maintenance dredging project, but will need to dip into a savings fund to finance the project in 2013.
The City Council sees light at the end of the tunnel. Although expenses will exceed revenue in 2013, the council expects more sales tax revenue to be generated next year.
As an eagle swooped down, perhaps looking for a fish for lunch, Teri Waag said she knew she was meant to help Poulsbo’s Fish Park amphitheater project get off the ground.
Coffee Oasis-Poulsbo will celebrate its grand opening Dec. 15, thanks to financial donors and volunteers.
Walking the Rhododendron Preserve trail down the valley, you can see young coho salmon swimming in Lost Creek and Wildcat Creek, before they join up with an important salmon habitat, Chico Creek.
Visitors are awestruck by Dwight Shappell’s miniature French village at Bloedel Reserve.
Responding to the pleas of many, the Kitsap County Board of Commissioners has removed specific references to the Port Gamble Master Plan from the county’s Shoreline Management Program update.
Poulsbo booster Bill Austin volunteers much of his time and materials to projects around the city, including his handcrafted Christmas light display along downtown’s Front Street.
