KINGSTON — State Department of Fish and Wildlife officers trapped a black bear in the Jefferson Beach neighborhood of Kingston…
A Poulsbo man who has filed to run for the U.S. Senate seat held by Patty Murray (D-Washington) said he will not be accepting private donations for his campaign.
KINGSTON — When John Holdeman’s day is winding down in Kingston, his daughter’s is just beginning, in a drab, five-room…
LITTLE BOSTON — The Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe tested its spill response tools May 20, when a 60-foot former navy…
KINGSTON — Last year the Kingston Fourth of July Celebration planning committee met its fundraising goal with three days to…
HANSVILLE — The U.S. Lighthouse Society tried to leave no detail spared as it renovated an unassuming Point No Point…
PORT ORCHARD — The proposal to create a park district for Kingston’s Village Green is officially bound for the August…
LITTLE BOSTON — A salvage company pumped 1,200 gallons of diesel fuel from a grounded boat in Port Gamble Bay…
Buck Lake gardeners go native. Hansville
SILVERDALE — The U.S. Census Bureau’s efforts to improve census count participation in the North End may be paying off….
LITTLE BOSTON — A 60-foot wooden vessel reported aground in Port Gamble Bay on Thursday prompted an oil spill response…
SUQUAMISH — As a classroom of peers looked on, junior Calina Lawrence watched her model windmill waver in the breeze…
SUQUAMISH — Suquamish tribal history will have a new home in the fall of 2011. The tribe is beginning a…
KINGSTON — A new summer schedule that will trim sailings from the Kingston to Edmonds ferry route was met with…
KINGSTON — Kingston Lumber Millwork and Supply is moving out of the downtown location it has called home since the 1940s.
The business is combining operations on the corner of State Route 104 and Bond Road, where it maintains a six-acre lumber yard. Owner Tom Waggoner hopes to have the move completed by the end of May, he said.
KINGSTON — Health care reform was still a key topic at a town hall meeting hosted by U.S. Rep. Jay Inslee (D-Bainbridge Island) Monday in Kingston, but the crowd and emotion fell well short of Inslee’s last North Kitsap forum.
County Commissioner Steve Bauer appointed the two committees of Hansville residents two years ago to study ways of making the controversial traffic controls more palatable to the town, while maintaining public safety.
KINGSTON — When it comes to branding its passenger ferry, the Port of Kingston isn’t turning to high-priced consultants. Instead,…
KINGSTON —At 100 years old, the Kingston Cooperative Preschool schoolhouse can be forgiven some flaws. This spring, Rotary Club of…
PORT ORCHARD — Kitsap County and Olympic Property Group are mapping out the process that could bring 7,000 acres of…
