Event helps support Helpline House
Grab a pint and do some good at Rainy Daze Brewing in Poulsbo on Nov. 28, where $1 for every pint will go to Fishlines… Continue reading
COVID-19 fear, state-mandated restrictions will likely gouge holiday profits
Community member was older adult (65 or older) with underlying health conditions
A Kingston man appears to have escaped serious injury after becoming trapped under a 2,500-pound tractor when it rolled over onto him Saturday. Firefighters used… Continue reading
South Kitsap had 10 of the 22 new cases Sunday
No, the North Kitsap High School “spirit rock” has not been removed, but relocated in an effort to better monitor the messages that appear on… Continue reading
It remains to be seen how November’s new restrictions on businesses will affect the state’s economy, but in October, the unemployment rate fell once again… Continue reading
SOUTH KITSAP
Banner Forest author, son and daughter team up to produce three fanciful children’s books
SOUTH KITSAP
Kitsap restaurants band together to keep serving meals through Full Circle Meals project
Gov. Jay Inslee’s announcement of a return to stricter guidelines due to an uptick in COVID-19 has local businesses scrambling in an effort to stay… Continue reading
Over the past two weeks, Kitsap County’s positive case rate per 100,000 residents is 5.2 percent
A 75-year-old man was arrested on Friday Nov. 13 in connection with the fatal hit and run in Squamish. The man, identified as Magne Staner… Continue reading
PORT ORCHARD
All students are eligible for referral, according to the district
PORT ORCHARD
Investigators found no evidence of criminal intent by corrections officers
On Sunday, the Kitsap Public Health District confirmed a record 52 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the countywide total of positive tests to 1,999 since… Continue reading
Confirmed COVID-19 cases are being uncovered in higher numbers in Washington and schools in Kitsap County have backed off bringing students back to school for… Continue reading
