KINGSTON — Despite a long push to start in 2004, Aqua Express officials have finally announced that Jan. 18 will be the official beginning for the passenger-only ferry service from Kingston to Seattle.
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POULSBO — A monorail in the simplest terms is simply a metal track and some cars.
But for Poulsbo, a monorail also contains the future of a town at a crossroads.
POULSBO — Like many large-scale construction projects, there are still some variables left to tackle in the North Kitsap School District’s bid to build an 800-student high school in Kingston. But the project’s budget is not among them.
POULSBO — A more than 20-year tradition in Little Norway once again lit up Waterfront Park Saturday night.
But there’s one new twist — the word is getting out about Julefest.
POULSBO — He did it before and he’s done it again.
North Kitsap sophomore Jeffrey Reeves swam the 100 yard backstroke 9/10ths of second faster than the state qualifying time versus Port Angeles Dec. 9, giving the swimmer an early entrance to the most prestigious high school meet.
Van crashes into tribal youth center
SUQUAMISH — The front entrance to the Suquamish Tribal Youth Center got an unexpected visitor Saturday evening.
POULSBO — The battle of the “Norths” nearly went south for the Lady Vikings basketball team.
NK survived a second half comeback by the North Mason Bulldogs to win in overtime, 50-46, behind strong performances by the team’s inside post players Jenna Reed, Katie Swanlund and Jasmine Hill.
KINGSTON — It was a cold and wet Kingston Country Christmas last weekend, but it didn’t stop residents from joining together with local businesses, artists and civic organizations that were getting into the holiday spirit.
KINGSTON — Three-hundred pounds of frosting, 300 gingerbread houses and 18 varieties of candy are the required ingredients for a good time at Farm Kitchen’s gingerbread house parties this month.
KINGSTON — Though each of Kingston Junior High School teacher Steve Mahitka’s classes began Monday with a lesson in WASL vocabulary, their next activity of the day was drastically more hands-on.
Despite the fact that the technology proposed literally floats on air, discussions concerning the possibility of adding a magnetic monorail system from Olhava to Winslow are causing major friction at Poulsbo City Hall.
POULSBO — A trip to Washington D.C. 20 years ago changed Mike Winters’ outlook on his role in the other Washington.
Seeing a hotbed of political activism in the nation’s capitol, the now Port of Poulsbo Commission President decided to come back to Poulsbo and make a difference in his own community.
POULSBO — The Bellringer Fund reached an important milestone this week as donations soared once again to raise the total to more than $5,000.
That puts the annual holiday drive for the 53-year-old community fund one-sixth of the way to its $30,000 goal.
KINGSTON — The Cavaliers’ school colors of red and black can be seen everywhere inside the school’s gym.
But on Thursday versus Kingston’s rivals Poulsbo, those colors were noticeably absent from one place — under the hoop.
There, it was all Panther blue.
POULSBO — As folks headed to the malls for their post-Thanksgiving shopping, they also remembered to put the check in the mail for Bellringer.
Now through its second full week, the annual holiday drive for the 53-year-old community fund jumped from about $2,300 given to more than $4,400 in the bank this week.
POULSBO — Dwindling seating in downtown Poulsbo has Historic Downtown Poulsbo Association members up in arms.
And they’re hoping the community will get behind them as they embark upon one of their biggest fund-raisers ever.
SEATTLE — While some high school athletes make substantial contributions off the field, they don’t often receive recognition for them. Such is not the case for three area students chosen to participate in the Seattle Seahawks Qwest Leadership Challenge last Sunday.
KINGSTON — After a half-century of working on the 100-acre farm off Minder Road, first growing raspberries with the property’s original owners then growing and selling Christmas trees there, Henry Meybohm has retired from Henry’s Tree Farm.
Bill Austin. Most everyone (save a few city building inspectors and permitting authorities) who has met this guy likes him. We know Bill. We like Bill.
