Shedding a light on hunger in Kingston
Actor Tatanka Means shares the power of positive thinking, and living, with Kingston students
The shelter opening opens when temperatures are below freezing, or one inch of snow or one inch of rain is reported for two days.
For the third time in the last eight months, the stretch of Highway 305 between Hostmark Street and Lincoln Road was the scene of a vehicle collision — and this time it involved a school bus with 48 children.
“I’ve always wanted a job that actually mattered if I showed up for work,” Poulsbo firefighter/EMT Tevia Friedman said during a layover in Miami on Oct. 17. Friedman, along with EMPACT Northwest Operations Director Jake Gillanders, and Poulsbo Fire Department paramedic, were waiting for the rest of their team to arrive. They would depart for Beaulieu, Haiti less than 48 hours later.
Documentary and movement are challenging the way people view their bodies, and others’
An alleged threat to North Kitsap High School on Oct. 13 resulted in the arrest of a student later that evening.
Jeffrey Veregge, the Port Gamble S’Klallam graphic artist, is working to help a family in need by creating 100 limited-edition prints to be sold at the Olympic Collectible Expo from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Oct. 1 at the Silverdale Beach Hotel.
Bluewater Artworks Gallery and Framing, 18961 Front St., closed its doors on Aug. 28. The closure is one of the biggest changes in the downtown business scene.
The Central Kitsap vs. North Kitsap football game is at 5 p.m on Sept. 9 at the Central Kitsap High School stadium.
Like her business’s namesake, Emily Kramer is packing some serious heat. But her’s is a pair of scissors. But her’s is a pair of scissors. And the atmosphere of Dirty Hairy’s is more like Boston’s “Cheers” than Inspector Harry Callahan’s gritty San Francisco streets.
Martha Rabura, a 2016 graduate of Kingston High School, was awarded Girl Scouts’ top honor — the Gold Award — for her efforts to create a library for the Mallory Jansen Memorial School in Sierra Leone.
Richard Keyes reported in satisfactory condition at Harborview Medical Center
Worthington: ‘We are very interested in building that relationship’
But it’s still worth a try. Here’s what one fishery official recommends
The hardest-working band around might not be Modest Mouse or 5 Seconds Of Summer. The average age in this group is 12, and when these musicians aren’t performing they’re likely doing homework. It’s the Kingston Middle School band.
As of 10 a.m. June 2, almost 280 residents signed the “Support Change in NKSD Leadership” petition created by parents just days before. The petition supports North Kitsap School District teachers, a vast majority of whom recently expressed they have “no confidence” in Superintendent Patty Page.
Within feet from of Kingston’s new Village Green Community Center — encompassing a library, senior center and Boys & Girls Club — a heroin needle, crack pipe, and a make-shift meth straw were found within a 5-foot radius on a forest trail leading to the park.
Through Stirrett’s artistic endeavors, her mission has developed a deeper purpose — to create stunning works of art that impact and inspire, while being a globally recognized art brand that empowers women.
NKHS sailing team heads to nationals in Charleston — After two years down, underdogs rise to the top.