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Santa’s coming to the North End
North Kitsap Fire & Rescue crews have had a long relationship with Kris Kringle, every year providing him…
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Tribe moves ahead with dock after appeal denied
SUQUAMISH — A 526-foot dock proposed by the Suquamish Tribe will continue to float forward after the Kitsap…
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Bellringer Fund nears $10,000
Another $3,061 came in to the Poulsbo Lions Raab Foundation Bellringer Fund as community members continue to spread…
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PHS set to host Pioneer Christmas
POULSBO — The Poulsbo Historical Society is ringing in the holiday season pioneer-style, celebrating the simplicity of Christmases…
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911 Briefs
Suquamish woman ejected from car in Dec. 8 accident POULSBO — A 34-year-old Suquamish resident was ejected from…
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Pearl Harbor remembered
KEYPORT — Muriel Williams lived just four blocks away from Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, 1941, the morning 353…
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Cops step in for Santa
POULSBO — Treyton Fowler walked through Poulsbo’s Super Wal-Mart on Saturday afternoon with all the determination a 5-year-old…
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Carolers support Fishline to tune of $2,500
POULSBO — The sweet sounds of the season’s harmonious greetings filled the air on Front Street Saturday during…
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Hansville Christmas ringing in seasonal memories once again
HANSVILLE — Buoyed by last year’s success, the Hansville Community Church will again gather for the holidays with…
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Port Gamble celebrates holidays with fruitcake
PORT GAMBLE — All puns, wisecracks and witticisms aside, the judges for the fourth annual Fruitcake Competition during…
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KCAC gains insight to tribal plans
LITTLE BOSTON — A change in venue for the monthly Kingston Citizen’s Advisory Council meeting Dec. 5 yielded…
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Llamas help herald Kingston Christmas
KINGSTON — Christmas carols and candy canes abounded Saturday as residents turned out for the annual Kingston Country…
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Affirmations offers bright outlook on baking
POULSBO — Shannon Thomas has long loved to bake. Cooking, canning and whipping up tasty delights with her…
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Interact students see world beyond themselves
POULSBO — A group of seven students at North Kitsap High School will be living a lesson in…
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Poulsbo city council shuffles committee process
POULSBO — Poulsbo city council members will once again roll the committee dice this January, with each member…
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Flood debris amnesty offered for Kitsap residents this weekend
PORT ORCHARD — Kitsap County Public Works Solid Waste Division is offering free disposal of flood debris to…
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Bellringer Fund climbs beyond $10,000
The Poulsbo Lions Raab Foundation Bellringer Fund reached even closer to its lofty $35,000 goal this week as…
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Rite Aid approaches new year completion
KINGSTON — Having taken on a new construction company, the Rite Aid development at the corner of Miller…