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Eastern shoreline closed to harvesting all shellfish
The Washington State Department of Health and the Kitsap County Health District closed the entire eastern shoreline of…
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Gasoline leak monitoring set to impact Viking Way
POULSBO — The Viking Way gasoline leak, first discovered stemming from a Poulsbo Junction Grocery underground tank nearly…
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Reverends with varied pasts share same message
KINGSTON — Though beauty queens and professional poker players rarely cross paths in their careers, two are doing…
Obituaries
June Eriksen
June Babette Eriksen died Sept. 7, 2007, after a stroke. She was 59. Mrs. Eriksen was born on…
Obituaries
Alfred S. Opdahl
Alfred S. Opdahl, 92 Alfred S. Opdahl, formerly of Poulsbo, died Sept. 7, 2007. He was 92. Opdahl…
News
Forest Festival brings focus back to outdoors
PORT GAMBLE — In keeping with the history of Port Gamble, the Hood Canal Tree Farm is carving…
News
Heritage Park gains entrance to trails
KINGSTON — North End residents trying to get to other areas of the county may find yet another…
News
Teachers ready to sharpen pencils and minds
The first day of school has finally arrived. The signs of the beginning of the school year are…
Life
Admiral classic film series to kick off magnificently
The Admiral Theatre will be cracking the lid of its 2007-2008 classic film series Sept. 14 with a…
Life
Manette Fest opens doors of close-knit community
Perched atop the perfect point of a hill in Manette, one can look out to the east and…
Sports
Buccaneers show potential in loss against Union
POULSBO — It wasn’t just a game. It was a celebration. The festive atmosphere was evident throughout the…
Life
Soft, classic and emo rock combine at the Manette
If you make the Ruxton Towers/Jupiter Mining Corporation/Celebrity Judges show this Friday at the Manette Saloon, you might…
Opinion
Back to school for North End students
Is it really that time of year again? After nearly 80 days of summer vacation, North Kitsap School…
News
Stroud returns after 26 years in military
POULSBO — Robert Stroud is swinging his way into retirement with hammer in hand. The former Air Force…
News
Pole dedication marks new year
LITTLE BOSTON — As each line is etched further into the cedar, Port Gamble S’Klallam carvers Jake and…
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Hansville motorists eye Autumn construction plans
HANSVILLE — Residents and visitors racing to get to work, errands or the ferry from Hansville will soon…
News
Students uninjured in first day of school bus accident
Bus driver in serious condition after suffering medical emergency.
Life
A day in the life of an ancient Celt
Greek historian Diodorus Siculus described ancient Celtic people who inhabited the rocky northern British Isles in the last…
News
Price takes aim at city council seat
POULSBO — Despite being a first-timer to the political field, Joe Price isn’t letting that keep him from…
News
Ancestors helping Suquamish woman recapture her culture
SUQUAMISH — Lisa Abbott said when she first discovered she was partially of Suquamish heritage, she didn’t want…