On Dec. 2, Senator Christine Rolfes of Washington’s 23rd Legislative District met with her constituents at the Village Green Community Center in Kingston to hear… Continue reading
The Suquamish Tribal Council adopted a proclamation recognizing the 150th Anniversary of the founding of the City of Seattle on Dec. 2, 1869. The proclamation… Continue reading
While for many, Thanksgiving is the mark of the start of the holiday season, for Poulsbo its Scandinavian bazaar, Julefest bonfire, and the procession of… Continue reading
PORT ORCHARD
Festival of Chimes and Lights takes its 21st bow
Bothell shoe company wins grand-prize award from Kitsap Bank
Rep. Sherry Appleton recently announced her plans for retirement at the end of her term in 2021
Seattle Cancer Care Alliance is expanding its services and care options at its Poulsbo location. SCCA Peninsula began as a state of the art radiation… Continue reading
SOUTH KITSAP SCHOOL DISTRICT
Second-graders learn how kindness can spread like ripples in the water
Main designer and creator Will Webb started Rainier Leather Company back in January
BREMERTON
Leadership says PTSD has become a ‘retirement disease’
The Poulsbo Piranhas swim team has expanded its competitive swim program to the Olympic Aquatic Center in Bremerton. The Piranhas is a USA Swimming year-round… Continue reading
PORT ORCHARD
The public is invited to ride along Dec. 16
47-year-old Roger Murdock has an outstanding warrant for second-degree burglary
Parents and their children came out Saturday evening to witness the arrival of Santa Claus and to signify the start of the Christmas season with… Continue reading
Local project is one of many statewide projects being postponed
Victim reportedly required surgery for a significant stab wound to his upper-left back
At about 9:30 a.m. on Nov. 25 a driver put a bit of a dent in the brand new McDonald’s on Viking Way. According to… Continue reading
