John Zetty had 30 days to remove his boathouse after he anchored it in the bay, after the Port of Poulsbo evicted him from the marina for repeated late payment of moorage fees. That deadline passed on Nov. 29.
The question as to when, or if, the City of Poulsbo would sell a valuable piece of downtown real estate has been answered: a Bainbridge Island businessman has purchased the former city hall property. "The main idea is a hotel," said Michael Burns, who purchased the property from the city in early June.
Fishline’s Giving Trees have come down. But for the food bank and charitable service, the job isn’t finished.
Sheriff's detectives have abandoned their investigation, and prosecutors have dropped charges, against two men accused of robbing a Poulsbo home on Easter.
Little Valley field will become a pump track for bikes, but the Diamond Dusters softball league that was vying for the site didn't walked away empty handed.
Honoring Kitsap family members, their life-saving efforts, and more.
"It is with some sadness that I announce my plans to resign from City Council some time after the end of 2014," Berry-Maraist said at the conclusion of the council's Nov. 19 meeting. "I'll work with the [council's] finance/administration committee and staff and confirm a final date to allow a smooth transition."
A Kingston man has been charged with allegedly placing a syringe in a sausage at Poulsbo's Walmart. Daniel Oaks Thieman, 33, has been charged with malicious mischief and placing a harmful object in food.
The City of Poulsbo will end its contract with the Kitsap County Prosecutor’s Office for prosecution services in Municipal Court, in favor of bringing the job closer to home.
Imbibe: Bushel & Barrel Ciderhouse boasts itself as the first ciderhouse in Kitsap. It rolled out its first kegs in January and its cider has slowly filled local markets and pubs.
A brainstorming effort with Poulsbo residents produced a range of ideas for a new park slated for the corner of Noll Road and Mesford Street, such as playgrounds, picnic tables, a rock climbing wall, and more.
Poulsbo is a city on the move: population, downtown events, updated roads. And now residents and visitors have a little extra help getting around. Kitsap Transit began a new bus route — route 44 — on Feb. 1, which loops around Poulsbo’s most visited locales, such as downtown and Olympic College.
"Spamalot," a musical version of "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" takes the stage at Bainbridge Performing Arts in December.
A cell phone has been included as evidence in the case against the Poulsbo man accused of causing a crash near Suquamish Way and Highway 305, Dec. 16.
Dr. Narinder Duggal will appeal in Superior Court the state decision that stripped him of his medical license. Thomas Olmstead recently took over as Duggal's lawyer. He will represent Duggal as they appeal the surrender of his medical license, and in civil lawsuits brought by several of Duggal's patients. He is also representing Duggal in a malpractice lawsuit against the doctor's former lawyers. Olmstead said the case against Duggal was not properly handled by previous counsel.
The annual CVG show and competition has announced its 2014 winners, but the round of honors is not quite finished. The people's choice award remains to be claimed as the show continues this month.
Daniel Oaks Thieman, 33, of Kingston, pleaded guilty to malicious mischief in a Kitsap County District Court.
