News
Fire crews extinguish house fire in Little Boston Monday
LITTLE BOSTON — Firefighters extinguished a laundry-room fire in a Little Boston home Monday morning, after a passerby…
News
Was former Bremerton pizza worker’s weapon of choice a hot cup of coffee?
Bad blood between a pizza shop owner and a former employee spilled over Thursday when the owner accused…
Opinion
A new voice in the chorus | In Our Opinion | March
Columns have come and gone from the Kingston Community News in the last month. The Kingston Art Gallery…
Letters to the Editor
Relay For Life event was a success | Letters | March
North Kitsap Relay For Life would like to express its gratitude to Craig Smith of the Firehouse Theater,…
Letters to the Editor
Americans are well served by Medicare | Letters | March
I read “Spinal Column” in the February 2010 Community News and am trying to decide why, in the…
Letters to the Editor
Art gallery move is about loyalty | Letters | March
I had no idea the February article I wrote for the Kingston Community News on behalf of the…
Letters to the Editor
Street name could be tribute to Weaver | Letters | March
I enjoyed reading about the Weavers in the February issue of Kingston Community News (This ‘N’ That, February).…
Opinion
In our opinion: When chickens are outlawed, only outlaws will have chickens
Like chickens themselves, it’s a no-brainer. If people want to keep four female chickens — the non-noisy gender…
Opinion
In our opinion: Central Kitsap’s Jackson Park Elementary
It isn’t the building that makes a school, it’s the kids and the teachers. Jackson Park Elementary, a…
News
Naval Base Kitsap – Bangor gets an idea of what a DUI tragedy looks like
Petty Officer 2nd Class Daniel Vogel portrays a drunk driver and is arrested at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor March…
News
Keyport community prepares for emergencies
Gene Warden, 65 of Keyport, cuts planks of wood for the construction of two small sheds that will…
Business
Jeff Kelly joins staff of Olympic Printer Resources
Jeff Kelly, formerly of Computer Solutions KC, has joined the staff of Olympic Printer Resources Inc. as a…
Business
Martha & Mary expands into home care
Martha & Mary of Poulsbo has expanded into home care by buying the Port Orchard-based Angel Advocates, a…
Business
First-time home buyer class offered
Windermere Real Estate-Poulsbo and Guild Mortgage Company, in conjunction with the Washington State Housing Finance Commission, is offering…
News
Calendar, March 12
FRIDAY SONGWRITERS’ CONVERSATIONS: Peter Spencer’s “Songwriters’ Conversation” series returns to the Jewel Box Theatre in Poulsbo Friday, March…
Letters to the Editor
The solutions Val Torrens seeks
In response to Val Torrens’ column, Feb. 26, “Got solutions?” Loads of people in every sector of Washington…
Letters to the Editor
Answer was a phone call away
In a recent letter to the editor Joan Gorner inquired as to who paid for Congressman Jay Inslee’s…
Letters to the Editor
There are more humane ways to treat animals
This is a more civilized perspective offered in contrast to opinions from chairmen of three tribes about hunting…
Letters to the Editor
Government should care for its people
I agree with Hal Hoover’s letter on health care. I grew up under the German universal health care…
Opinion
Volunteer effort to open cold weather shelter deserves kudo
During the cold-weather snap a few months back, we took this space to express our dissatisfaction with the…