Break out the shorts and garden spades because spring has sprung and summer’s right around the corner.
KINGSTON — A multi-sport athlete at North Kitsap High School in the early ‘90s, Brad Haley had not yet discovered the sport that would envelop him like none other.
POULSBO — Back in 1998, Baseball coach Steve Frease enjoyed his best year as North’s skipper, going 22-2 and making it as far as the regionals in the post-season.
KINGSTON — A furry friend who often greeted commuters who drove by the ferry terminal tollbooths in the Little City by the Sea has found another place to hang out.
BREMERTON — Military personnel. Teachers. College students. A pastor. Even a mayor.
POULSBO — For the second time in less than a year, a current city staff member has been tapped to fill a department head vacancy.
PORT GAMBLE — If the gorgeous weather and steady crowds at the Port Gamble Sunday Market April 4 were any indication of how this year’s market season will be, the vendors are in for a very good year.
SUQUAMISH — While incorporation may still be years away, residents have expressed interest in coming together on a more grassroots level in the short term — recruiting neighbors who would be the voice of Suquamish to the rest of the county.
In today’s North Kitsap Herald, you have a very unique opportunity to have your voice heard. Often, this space has urged you to speak your mind in various venues, whether it be by voting or by attending public meetings.
POULSBO — Looking around North Kitsap’s first home track meet Thursday, it was readily apparent that the Viking track squad needs one thing more than any other.
POULSBO — One of Little Norway’s newest parks is in need of a permanent name.
POULSBO — After a positive visit from a prominent Chinese arts college, it appears that Olympic College has a new friend — and indeed one far from Kitsap County.
KINGSTON — Kingston resident Stacey Goodrich understands how parents can get tired of trying to come up with unique ideas and themes for kids’ parties — there is only so much you can do after bowling, ice skating, eating at favorite restaurants and doing art projects.
KINGSTON — Members of the Kingston Garden Club are looking for community members to help beautify Kingston for this year’s Arbor Day.
POULSBO — A young mother and her daughter narrowly escaped injury last weekend while they were sleeping in the attic bedroom of their house on Noll Road.
NORTH KITSAP — The following is a list of Easter egg and candy hunts taking place in North Kitsap this year.
SUQUAMISH — While the dispute over the construction of a wireless communications tower in Indianola has been on the front burner for the past few years, it’s how the tower will be utilized by two agencies in the long run that will have the bigger impact.
POULSBO — The battle for sole third place in the Narrows League will have to wait.
POULSBO — 17-3. 14-4. 12-2.
The dominating scores of the Kitsap Lacrosse team’s last three games might lead one to believe that the team has high hopes of achieving a playoff run this year.
PORT GAMBLE — With new faces and vendors and a bigger variety of products, the organizers of the Port Gamble Sunday Market are ready to kick off the market’s second season this weekend.