Obituaries
Michael D. Hoben
Michael David Hoben of Poulsbo died July 12, 2007 in Bremerton. He was 45. Hoben was born to…
News
Bond Road closed Friday night through Tuesday morning.
POULSBO — Bond Road near the Kitsap Medical Center will be closed beginning at 8:30 p.m. July 13…
Sports
KHS runs across new cross country coach
KINGSTON — In a sport known for it’s long distances, Kingston High School Athletic Coordinator Dan Novick didn’t…
News
Community Calendar of Events 7-11-07
WEDNESDAY 11 MCTAKEOVER: The Soroptimist Club will host a McTakeover from 6-8 p.m. July 11 at the Poulsbo…
Business
Harmony by the Bay offers North End more history
PORT GAMBLE — As a light breeze carries the scent of saltwater through one of Port Gamble’s historical…
News
Relay to walk in cancer research assistance
KINGSTON — This Saturday Hall’s Angels, Can Do’s, Stairway to Steven and many other teams will lace up…
News
Driftwood Key dredging OK’d, work set to begin in November
HANSVILLE — Though postponed for more than a year, dredging at the entrance of Coon Bay is now…
News
Man’s best friend ready to show furry pride
PORT GAMBLE — The canine athletes preparing for the fourth annual Muddy Paws Agility Club of Kitsap dog…
News
Buccaneers take Kingston by storm
KINGSTON — Perhaps the highlight of the longest running parade in Washington came when the Kingston High School…
News
Long wait times continue along Miller Bay Road
KINGSTON — Kitsap County officials continue to urge North End residents to use alternate routes whenever possible to…
Life
Man with 100 books to lead Writers’ Roundtable
When thinking of non-fiction, most people likely conjure a somewhat dull read in the form of biography, historical…
Opinion
Taking a walk among warriors
Cancer. In one way or another, at one time or another, we can, have, are or will be…
Life
KDDA offers a smashing good time
When looking for a change of pace in one’s typical weekend entertainment buffet of movies, TV, concerts and…
News
Council meeting another step down road to City Hall
POULSBO — It’s back to budget basics as Poulsbo City Council members prepare to meet tonight to discuss…
News
Group sees proverbial glass as half full
POULSBO — A new chapter of Optimist International has started right here in Poulsbo, and it’s gearing up…
News
City improves how it’s taking out the trash
POULSBO — The newest member of Poulsbo’s Public Works garbage fleet has officially joined ranks. The Peterbilt, a…
Life
Ovation eyes seminal American musical
Despite what the hit theme song may allude to, prancing along gayly — “Oooo ... klaaaa ... homa,…
Sports
Viking Volleyball Camp scores huge turnout
POULSBO — Toria Messinger was the first player to arrive in the gym for Viking Volleyball Camp on…
News
Building from the ground up
POULSBO — Wally Harrison may operate under the stealthy guise of a peacefully retired grandpa, but don’t be…
Life
There’s something for the whole family at Bloedel Reserve
The quaint and quiet grounds of the Bloedel Reserve are about to be infused with an annual series…