Sacks Feed and Garden, Kingston
Future bright for Point No Point lighthouse
HANSVILLE — Kitsap County has applied for ownership of the Point No Point lighthouse, but it will be months before a decision is made.
The U.S. Coast Guard declared the eight-acre Hansville property surplus in October 2009. The federal government is searching for an organization to take over the property at no cost.
KINGSTON — A measure to create a park district for Kingston’s Village Green is poised to make the August primary ballot.
Now the Village Green Foundation, which has organized the metropolitan park district campaign, is seeking candidates to fill a five-member board that will manage the park district if it’s approved by voters. The board will be elected on the same Aug. 17 ballot as the park district measure.
HANSVILLE — The Point No Point lighthouse is neck and neck with some of Seattle’s most famous landmarks in a…
KINGSTON — Six trash cans installed in downtown Kingston this week can squeeze money out of garbage.
The solar-powered, Big Belly trash compactors are among 80 Kitsap County has spread among its parks this spring. Volunteers from the Greater Kingston Community Chamber of Commerce will be maintaining the cans in downtown.
Hansville toxins cleanup rescheduled for fall
KINGSTON — The project to bridge a creek mouth in Kingston will finally see funding this year. A budget package passed…
HANSVILLE — The toxins cleanup project that threatened to disrupt downtown Hansville during its summer season is now being targeted…
North Kitsap Fishline offers Food For Thought
POULSBO — Several sightings of gray whales in Liberty Bay in the last week have stirred up talk along the…
The Dockside Grill is sandwiched between Bella Luna and the Agate Pass Café in Suquamish
This will be the first time Community Resources will be able to compare its local count results to a Census Bureau homeless count, which are done every 10 years as part of the nationwide Census count.
SILVERDALE — U.S. Census Bureau workers scoured hidden corners of Kitsap County before dawn Wednesday, counting people who have no front door to knock on.
The three-day homeless count began Monday and included surveys of shelters and soup kitchens. Unlike local homeless counts, the Census Bureau also aimed to count homeless people where they were sleeping. Census workers combed parking lots, bridges and woodlands — anywhere they believed the homeless might be staying at night.
KINGSTON — The idea came to Bev Beasley as she was driving home one night, with rain pouring down outside…
KINGSTON — A bottle of champagne was broken over the prow of the Spirit of Kingston March 28, beginning a…
KINGSTON — The passenger ferry Spirit of Kingston was welcomed to its new home port in a ceremony conducted between…
KINGSTON — If the weather is nasty this fall, Kingston foot ferry passengers will get to know the Victoria Express….
Marcus Croman going mobile to feed homeless youth in Kingston
Road Rider Supply in Poulsbo
