News
Inslee pushes back against offshore drilling in Washington
Governor to fight federal government’s plan to lease oil and gas reserves on U.S. coastlines.
Life
Wahluke Slope plays key role for Washington wineries
The Wahluke Slope is in a remote and arid section of Washington wine country, an 80,000-acre region that…
Life
Awakening the path between head and heart
The winds of change howl when eclipses are waking us up. However, the time from one eclipse to…
Letters to the Editor
Seaside development resembles Army barracks
Regarding the proposed Seaside Townhouse Development meeting that took place Jan. 24 in Kingston:
Letters to the Editor
Taxes seem to be in excess
Will someone please explain why we need two school levies in addition to the huge state property tax…
Letters to the Editor
Bond Road is congested and becoming more dangerous
I am a proud parent of two wonderful children here in the North Kitsap area.
Opinion
Hirst “fix” doesn’t protect salmon
In a hasty move to “fix” the Hirst ruling, the state Legislature and Gov. Jay Inslee are writing…
News
Longtime hospitality executive Sam Askew returns to Port Madison Enterprises
Succeeds Russell Steele, who retired after helping guide 17 years of economic growth
News
Station wagon crashes into shuttle bus carrying 15; no injuries
Car’s driver is charged with driving under the influence and failing to stop at a red light
News
Boat sinks in Liberty Bay; agencies work at containing fuel
Boat owner escapes on dinghy; only the bow of sunken boat is showing, Poulsbo Fire reports
Letters to the Editor
Our children deserve a 21st century education
On Feb. 13, the North Kitsap community will have a chance to reaffirm their support of schools and…
Letters to the Editor
Supports levies for North Kitsap schools
At long last, an election item that crosses the aisle.
Opinion
Tracking progress on campaign commitments
We’ve entered the second month of 2018. Poulsbo Mayor Becky Erickson’s third term began on Jan. 1. In…
Opinion
Working together to resolve a safety concern
An old adage states “You can’t fight city hall.” That adage is not always the rule, as proved…
News
Bipartisan bills target Cold War-era prohibition on nuclear attack preparations
Revived nuclear attack fears have sparked two planning preparation bills in the state Legislature.
Obituaries
Steven Bart Lowe | Passages
POULSBO — Steven Bart Lowe passed away on Jan. 24 at his home in Poulsbo.
Letters to the Editor
Our scholars and schools need our levy support
Xi Jinping is China’s most powerful leader in years and has total control of the country’s 1.4 billion…
News
Affirmative action could make a comeback in Washington state
Legislators seek to repeal an existing law meant to outlaw preferences based on race and gender.
Obituaries
Charles Robert Allen
PORT ORCHARD — Charles Robert Allen, 89, of Yakima, passed away Jan. 24 at Willow Springs nursing home.