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The final piece: Southworth-downtown Seattle fast-ferry service begins March 29
Kitsap Transit to finally begin passenger-only sailings after COVID-19 delays
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Poulsbo man faces charges for alleged rape of a child
A Poulsbo man is facing charges of first-degree rape of a child, incest and sexual exploitation.
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Poulsbo students learn lessons, excel despite COVID
Dave Carson of Poulsbo isn’t one to toot his own horn, but his students and their parents sure…
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Despite statistics, some still hesitate to get COVID-19 immunization
The effectiveness of the vaccines stands at an impressive 95 and 94 percent, respectively, for the Pfizer and…
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Another COVID-related death confirmed in Kitsap, 89 total
6 such deaths confirmed since March 4
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Law enforcement stops arresting for drug possession
State Supreme Court rules such cases unconstitutional
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Poulsbo phone line helps set up COVID vaccinations
In an effort to get as many people vaccinated as possible, the city of Poulsbo has launched a…
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Poulsbo mayor to run for 4th term
Poulsbo Mayor Becky Erickson announced Wednesday that she will be running for a fourth term as mayor.
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Suquamish Tribe to provide NKSD COVID vaccines
The Suquamish Tribe will be vaccinating North Kitsap School District teachers and staff beginning March 10.
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County talks Lemolo Shore traffic
Kitsap County Public Works hosted an online Zoom meeting to allow residents of Poulsbo to weigh in on…
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Forum: Police, community need more interaction
Focusing on law enforcement and racial bias, the city of Poulsbo hosted its second panel discussion on diversity.
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Secondary students set to start returning Monday
A newsletter sent out to North Kitsap School District families outlined the return this month of middle and…
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Improvements to Southworth ferry terminal begin for fast-ferries service to downtown
Restriping the parking lot is the first step in work
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House approves ban on certain police use-of-force tactics
Chokeholds prohibited, car chases limited
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Measures looking to limit executive powers die in state Legislature
Republicans say they will likely bring it up again in future sessions
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City Council meetings now streamed on Facebook
Regular meetings held on second and fourth Tuesdays