Kingston-North Kitsap Rotary honored Gale Kirsopp as Rotarian of the Year in the Kingston Fourth of July Parade.
Kingston Rotary prepares for Fourth of July Fun Run
The Kingston Rotary Club sponsors short-term, family-to-family exchanges open to students ages 15-19.
At the annual Kingston High School Senior Scholarship Banquet held June 4, the Kingston-North Kitsap Rotary Club awarded three scholarships.
The ninth annual tournament will be held at the beautiful and challenging White Horse Golf Course in Kingston.
July 4 will be a busy day in Kingston, and Rotarians will be helping families to rise and shine with the Kingston Fun Run
If your image of a Rotary club is a group of stuffy old men in suits, then you haven’t met a Kingston Rotarian.
The Kingston Rotary Club and the Greater Kingston Kiwanis Club are working together on a program to provide food for children who need food after the school meals program and school year end.
July 4th will be a busy day in Kingston. Rotarians will be helping families to “rise and shine” with the Kingston 4th of July Fun Run.
As our President Don Hutchins said, “Inspiration is 90 percent perspiration!” That comment came after a busy weekend for Kingston Rotarians.
Spring is in the air and Kingston Rotarians know that they are about to embark on their busiest time of the year.
Although it is soon to be January, Rotarians are busy planning their annual benefit golf tournament, slated for June 21 at White Horse Golf Club.
This summer, the Kingston-North Kitsap Rotary Club will bring three youth to our town as part of Rotary’s Short-Term Exchange Program.
President Clint Boxman is nearing the end of his term as Rotary president, with many of his goals almost complete.
Community service is one of the four areas of service that Rotary members undertake. Kingston Rotary Club fulfills this goal by scheduling regular blood drives that enable others to give the gift of life.
Kingston-North Kitsap Rotary Club will send three local students abroad this summer as part of the Rotary Summer Exchange Program (STEP)
We welcomed three new members of Kingston/North Kitsap Rotary. Three members in a two-month period is remarkable growth for our small club, and hopefully foreshadows more success over the next months.
Kingston-North Kitsap Rotary Club is planning to build a picnic shelter for Village Green Park as its next community service project. Designees from the Village Green board and Kingston Rotary have met to discuss the amenities they would like to see in the picnic shelter. Local architect Eric Walters worked with the group on the design for the shelter.
Kingston–North Kitsap Rotary Club is fortunate to have a great leadership team recently installed into office. The club president, Clint Boxman, who just turned 30, is the youngest person to serve as president of Kingston Rotary. Clint brings lots of fresh energy and ideas to the club and has rallied Rotarians to consider new projects and events to serve Kingston and the North End communities.
The Kingston Chamber of Commerce Events Committee has finalized the 2011 Concerts on the Cove summer schedule.
The Fourth of July was be a busy day in Kingston and Rotarians will be helping families “rise and shine” with the Kingston Fun Run. Clint Boxman is co-chair of the Kingston Fourth of July Fun Run, along with Dave Roberts of the Kingston Running Club. This event has something for all running skill levels: 10K, 5K, and a 1-mile dash that benefit the Kingston North Kitsap Rotary Club and the Kingston Running Club.
Kingston Rotarian Sondra Peters and her committee have finalized plans for the Verizon Golf Challenge for Kingston Rotary. Golfers will…
The Kingston Rotary Charity Golf Challenge will be back for its fifth year this June. Verizon Wireless has committed to a major contribution for the Kingston Rotary Club entitling them to the tournament naming rights. This year the tournament will be called “Verizon Golf Classic for Kingston Rotary.”
