County resident earns national honors for caregiving
Luigi Ferrari comes from a family of bakers.
There are increasing reports of unlicensed and uncertified individuals, or companies, soliciting and/or performing work on onsite sewage systems – without required permits – according to recent reports submitted to the Kitsap County Health District. The district reminds the public to be careful before hiring any individual or company to work on their onsite sewage system, and to verify that they are certified to do this work by checking the district’s Web site at www.kitsapcountyhealth.com.
News about the subprime mortgage crisis continues its influence on the real estate market. Consequently, more stringent underwriting guidelines and standards have made an impact on buyers in general, especially those considering their first home purchase.
The Great Peninsula Future Festival, which takes place Aug. 2-3 in Port Gamble, is now accepting applications from food and crafts vendors.
The Greater Kingston Chamber of Commerce asks that small businesses and cottage industries, such as those who work out of their homes and under the radar, contact and register with us. Several volunteers have taken recent calls for tailors, upholsterers, house sitters, etc. The chamber would like to develop a registry to assist those in the community who are looking for these services. The chamber provides many services to support small businesses who join our organization.
Express Personal Services changed its name to Express Employment Professionals. The company made the decision to refocus its branding efforts in order to better reflect its service lines and direction for the future.
t Kataluma Chai serves up coffee
Short Sales
To Lisa Marshall, it’s all about the people.
Welcome to the guest house
HANSVILLE — On the road to Point No Point stands a boathouse — fashioned out of a World War II tugboat — that draws much curiosity.
By RACHEL BRANT Staff writer African teas, Bolivian and Guatemalan coffees and worldly wines and beers are just a select…
The Shark Reef moves to Ross Plaza.
Woody’s Hot Dogs and Espresso opens in Kitsap Mall.
Silverdale family opens organic foods business.
By RACHEL BRANT Staff writer The small, yellow house on the corner of Washington Avenue and Lowell Street in Old…
Ted Brown Music moves to Plaza Road.
Lighthouse Cove Property Management’s owner was its former housekeeper.
Cindy Gilmore and Janiece Chipman have been in the insurance business many years.
