SUQUAMISH — Several Millennials, ages teens to 20s, from the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe and Suquamish Tribe gathered in the conference room at Kiana Lodge… Continue reading
BREMERTON — Imagine a gathering of various peoples from the Pacific islands, joined together to take part in food, dance and fun for the entire… Continue reading
Town & Country celebrates landmark anniversary
The Kustom Kulture Festival celebrates the era of hot rods, pin ups, greasers and rock ’n’ roll.
Village Green’s ninth annual Pie In the Park makes a dent in loan debt
POULSBO — Paul Glumaz stood under an umbrella, trying to beat the heat while talking about topics that were even hotter — national politics —… Continue reading
Formerly mobile, Go-Girl settles in on 9th Avenue
POULSBO — Joseph Fourbears got a pleasant surprise when he pulled up to the drive-thru at McDonald’s on Bainbridge Island the other day before catching… Continue reading
Kingston Cares believes skateboard contest can foster change
Martha & Mary now using Jintronix, an innovative therapy program
POULSBO — Grant Holdcroft said he started coughing as soon as he walked outside Aug. 3. “We don’t know how long this will stick around,”… Continue reading
POULSBO — The unusually hot weather affecting the region for the next few days can be dangerous for some residents, especially for the young, elderly… Continue reading
POULSBO — As temperatures rise to low triple-digits this week, Kitsap News Group took to the streets to ask passersby how they plan to stay… Continue reading
POULSBO — Temperatures are expected to reach the high 90s and possibly low triple digits before the end of the week. The National Weather Service… Continue reading
“A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest man”
SILVERDALE — Oak Table Cafe owner Ross McCurdy makes his living cracking hundreds of eggs per day, but he has a unique way of doing… Continue reading
A conversation with NKSD’s new superintendent, Dr. Laurynn Evans
