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Canoe Journey helps participants connect with who they are | Paddle to Quinault
Jon Kunkel: ‘From then on I wanted to learn more about my Yaqui Indian culture, heritage and ancestry.’
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Canoes arrive at Suquamish Friday, Point Julia Saturday
The Canoe Journey — an annual gathering of Northwest Native canoe cultures — stops in Suquamish on Friday…
Life
Celebration of art and artists | Kitsap Week
54th annual Kitsap Arts & Crafts Festival in Kingston showcases some of the region’s best artists.
News
Another Suquamish Tribe official named to a federal commission
President Obama announced July 12 his intent to appoint Rion Joaquin Ramirez, general counsel for Port Madison Enterprises,…
Opinion
The price of irresponsible fireworks use | Editor’s Notebook
If personal fireworks are ever banned in Kitsap County, here’s who will be to blame: Users of personal…
News
ADA’s Herb Armstrong retires, sort of
If you don’t know Herb Armstrong, you can count on this: If you live in Poulsbo, he’s had…
News
Miss West Sound Megan Leibold: Herald Q&A
Miss West Sound Megan Leibold of Poulsbo competed last weekend in the Miss Washington pageant, where she will…
Life
Heart & soul: Classic cars and live music on Thursdays in Port Gamble | Kitsap Week
Wednesday is hump day. Friday is the last work day of the week. The weekend is, well, the…
News
4-member Kingston Historical Society struggles to survive
The Kingston Historical Society’s founding has ties to horse racing.
News
First ag change: County eases restrictions on off-premise signs
Those signs you see at street corners, promoting farm products and sales? They were illegal until May 18.
News
Spray painting at Village Green may warrant felony charge
The person or persons that spray painted obscene words and images at Village Green Park over the weekend…
News
Sabado retires from Poulsbo Police; investigation ends
Officer Ricki Sabado is retiring from the Poulsbo Police Department effective June 26. Sabado submitted an intent-to-retire letter…
News
‘Victory’ concert will help children battling life-threatening illnesses
There’s an adventurous side to David Williamson. The 2-year-old, who calls himelf “Ijah” – short for his middle…
News
Museum exhibit spotlights women’s role in Poulsbo’s development
Bank tellers. Bookkeepers. Ferry captains. Mayors. Plant workers. Postmasters. Publishers. Go back to the earliest days of settlement-era…
News
Poulsbo Police officer on leave during investigation
Poulsbo Police Officer Ricki Sabado is on paid administrative leave while the department investigates his wife’s alleged DUI…
News
Memorial Day weekend: Kitsap residents pay homage | Kitsap Week
Memorial Day is May 27, a federal holiday to remember those who died while serving in the U.S.…
News
Erickson unopposed for Poulsbo mayor; challenges in six of 21 NK races
Barring a challenge from a write-in candidate, Poulsbo Mayor Becky Erickson is unopposed for a second term as…
Life
Concert May 26 will benefit Humane Society | Kitsap Week
There’s a lot of significance in the May 26 concert at Bruce Titus Ford, 1215 Bay St., Port…
News
130 years of history in your hands | Viking Fest 2013
A new book about Poulsbo makes it possible for you to hold in your hands more than 200…
Business
Beautifully Polished goes beyond nail care
Beautifully Polished at Longworth Studio has expanded beyond name and space.