SOUTH KITSAP
First-come, first-served supplies provided through SKSD department
Fishline Food Bank and Comprehensive Services in Poulsbo is having a virtual luncheon called “Empty Bowl” to raise funds for its programs. The event is… Continue reading
While Poulsbo has had to cancel its traditional Halloween celebration due to the coronavirus, the Chamber of Commerce has come up with an alternative -… Continue reading
In a presentation to the Kingston Citizens Advisory Council, North Kitsap School District Superintendent Laurynn Evans revealed that in-person instruction will return Nov. 9, but… Continue reading
Cars lined up along both Third and Moe streets for their occupants to participate in the Free Flu Shot program recently sponsored by Poulsbo City… Continue reading
Kitsap County had one of the lowest rates of unemployment in Western Washington at the end of September. At 6.8 percent, Kitsap was second only… Continue reading
PORT ORCHARD
Some traditional events canceled, others modified due to COVID-19
Funds will provide lifesaving care and support for over 6,000 animals
PORT ORCHARD
Visitors can vote for their favorite at a downtown business
SOUTH KITSAP
Kitsap residents strongly support starting service to downtown Seattle without a backup vessel
Kitsap County is still behind its neighbors in terms of overall testing and access to testing, local health officials say, and the Kitsap Public Health… Continue reading
Logic and accuracy testing of Kitsap County’s election ballot counting equipment - Thursday (2 p.m.)
Coronavirus activity in Washington state is increasing again. After a dip in mid-September likely owing to a relative lack of testing due to wildfire smoke… Continue reading
As Poulsbo sorts out what to do with the remainder of its Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act funds, the Historic Downtown Poulsbo… Continue reading
School district has lost 858 students, putting a dent in state funding projections
CORONAVIRUS AND THE FLU
Kitsap Public Health warns that the winter flu can add to health care woes
Selected special-ed students return Monday, youngest students come back Nov. 9
BREAKING NEWS
Port Orchard has more than 18,000 customers without power, PSE says
PORT ORCHARD
Shielded by masks, the girls have fun while raising dollars
OLYMPIC COLLEGE
College president says student and staff safety is top priority
