News
Man caught after Kitsap Way McDonald’s armed robbery
Bremerton Police captured an armed robbery suspect leaving the scene at McDonald’s on Kitsap Way early Tuesday morning.…
Obituaries
Claude Sherman
Claude Howard Sherman died March 10 in Kingston. He was 43. Sherman was born May 26, 1965. He…
Life
Kitsap Peninsula Visitor & Convention Bureau moving to Silverdale
Beginning Friday, March 13, the Kitsap Peninsula Visitor & Convention Bureau will be located in Silverdale. The move…
Letters to the Editor
Why make their traffic problem our problem?
I have read very few articles regarding the different options being considered to correct the congestion problem of…
Letters to the Editor
Proposed bills wouldn’t legalize same-sex marriage
In response to “It Infringes on Our Religious Freedom,” by Debbie McGarr (March 6) Ms. McGarr, I wanted…
Obituaries
Coleton A.J. Dumford
Coleton A.J. Dumford died on April 2 at his home in Suquamish. He was born on March 8…
News
North Kitsap Fire & Rescue meets with Boy Scout Troop 1555
Chief Dan Smith and Captain Toby Schultz from the North Kitsap Fire & Rescue attended Boy Scout Troop…
Obituaries
Charles Bates
Charles F. Bates of Poulsbo died March 7. He was 92. Bates was born in Seattle on Oct.…
News
Central Market pulls peanut products as a precaution
POULSBO — A handful of peanut products have been pulled from the shelves of Central Market. Michael Latham,…
News
Severe Weather Shelter to open
The Kitsap County Department of Emergency Management will be activating the county’s Severe Weather Shelter Plan due to…
Life
WHAT GOES ON | Kitsap A&E Calendar for the week March 6-12
ARTS & CRAFTS CELTIC FIDDLING WORKSHOPS: Local fiddling master Jane Landstra (of Dancing Bow Studio and the Country…
Life
CELESTIAL MUSINGS | Gardening’s dirty work
I see those people every year. Those gardening people, with the six-foot tall cornstalks by mid-May and big,…
Life
The allure of a ‘recession garden’ | JOKER’S PEACE
Looking to offset food costs and bolster the local economy, more people are looking to the land. The…
News
DNR hearing scheduled for Newberry Hill Heritage Park land swap
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is hosting a public hearing March 18 on exchange of…
Life
A homegrown festival for all things Green
Kitsap’s inaugural Eco Tour, combined with an eco-themed Home and Garden Show, a kid-friendly Eco-Village and even Eco…
Life
‘Breakfast at Sally’s,’ the inspirational story makes way to Port Orchard
Port Orchard’s Bethel Avenue Book Store welcomes Richard LeMieux and his dog Willo, at 1 p.m. March 7…
Life
Lucky 13 for Liberty Bay Books
Free events slated for celebration throughout the month. Liberty Bay Books, Poulsbo’s community bookstore, turns 13 this month…
Life
WEEKEND WROCK | A Trophy Life and more obscure Spinal Tap references
A sexy and sinister Seattle bunch, a ‘hillbilly jam grass’ band, A Trophy Life and more Spinal Tap…
Life
The RockIt Roost: Calling All Pin-Up Girls
Kitsap’s inaugural pin-up contest & rockabilly festival is slated for May 16 in Silverdale. The RockIt Roost, Kitsap’s…
Life
What’s Up For First Friday | Art Walks in Bremerton and Bainbridge
‘Streets and Roads’ at BAC Traveling from inner-city highways and byways to wide open country lanes, Bainbridge Arts…