Letters to the Editor
Kitsap Peninsula residents can help
There is a devastating disease robbing us of our dearest family members, closest friends, and many of our…
Letters to the Editor
Intrusions into public right of way is dangerous
There is a house being remodeled on Indianola Way in Indianola. They are doing a fine job. The…
News
Detective: ‘We believe we will make an arrest’ for Careaga murders
SILVERDALE — It’s been more than seven months since four members of a Seabeck family were murdered in…
News
Man changes plea in 1987 rape case, faces 144 months
PORT ORCHARD — A former Poulsbo man entered an Alford plea on Sept. 6 to a 1987 statutory…
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Watchman pole brings history full circle at Point Julia
15-foot S’Klallam pole will be raised today at park overlooking Port Gamble Bay
News
Student says sex acts with teacher occurred on and near campus
Trial is scheduled to begin on Oct. 9 in Kitsap County Superior Court
News
Former North Kitsap High School teacher awaits trial for sexual misconduct with a minor
POULSBO — A North Kitsap School District employee is charged with sexual misconduct with a minor and is…
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Finding common ground
Relationship between City of Poulsbo, Suquamish Tribe heralded in statewide magazine
Life
Celebrating Kitsap’s Cultures | Kitsap Weekly
POULSBO — The Suquamish, S’Klallam and Twana peoples lived on the Kitsap Peninsula for thousands of years before…
Life
Benefit concert Aug. 26 for Native Horsemanship Youth Program
INDIANOLA — Lynne Ferguson’s Native Horsemanship Youth Program (www.nativehorsemanship.org) introduces local children to horsemanship and provides equine therapy…
News
Coach Kennedy case: Court rules for Bremerton School District
SEATTLE — The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Aug. 23 in favor of the Bremerton School District…
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NKF&R settles lawsuit in July 4, 2014 fatal crash
KINGSTON – North Kitsap Fire & Rescue’s insurer has reached a settlement with the family of Jason Foster,…
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Assault charges dropped, for now
POULSBO — Assault charges against a Poulsbo man were dropped on Aug. 3.
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Grillers, rejoice: Air quality burn ban lifted
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND — Barbecuers, rejoice: Shifting winds have blown away a countywide air quality burn ban.
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No change in top-two finishers | 2017 Primary Election
Brockus maintains a slight lead over McDaniel in Bremerton City Council District 3
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Silverdale Whaling Days: And the winners are …
Terri Callantine is the 2017 Silverdale Rotary Duck Race grand prize winner
Opinion
The power of your vote | Editor’s Notebook
Josh Farley got a write-in vote for mayor of Bremerton.
Opinion
The power of your vote | Editor’s Notebook
Josh Farley got a write-in vote for mayor of Bremerton.
News
It’s Election Day; ballots due by 8 p.m.
Voters will narrow the field of candidates in Bainbridge Island, Bremerton, Central and North Kitsap