KINGSTON — A long-awaited trail that a group of residents has been seeking may have just been found.
New coaching staff says
anything possible this season.
SUQUAMISH — Dr. Judith Gray’s visit to the North End Nov. 18 was somewhat coincidental.
As North Kitsap High School begins a plan to form its first small school, “Polaris International,” Gray, an expert and founder of many small learning communities, was praising one that already exists here.
POULSBO — Schools across the United States are experimenting with a new method of educating high school students. And North Kitsap High School is about to join the growing ranks.
HANSVILLE — Nearly a year after Chuck Edwards’ death, his memory still lives on through his work as well as his neighbors, friends and family in Hansville.
Despite no divers, team poised to send swimmers to districts.
GAMBLEWOOD — Rebecca Lynn’s business Juicy Fabric is not to be mixed up with the gum Juicy Fruit, but the results are practically the same — appealingly colorful products that make you crave for more.
The Raab Foundation, the Noon Lions and the North Kitsap Herald were astounded last year by the generosity of our community. When the call for Bellringer donations went out, the state economy was in the dumps and no one was really certain whether the $25,000 goal was too high to reach. You raised more than $32,000 when all was said and done.
SUQUAMISH — Despite the efforts of the various community groups, attitudes have not changed much as to who should get Old Man House State Park.
FAIRGROUNDS — It took three hours but everyone left relieved. Some upset, some happy, but relieved it was finally over.
POULSBO — At the Raab Foundation, the spirit of Christmas is alive and well year ‘round.
That’s because the money raised during the annual Bellringer drive each holiday season is doled out throughout the year to North Kitsap families in need.
POULSBO — The end of 2003 will bring a new year and a new beginning for Poulsbo’s Marine Science Center.
POULSBO — Poulsbo Sons of Norway members are quickly discovering that the ‘fisk has a pretty large fan base.
POULSBO — The North Kitsap Poulsbo Rotary honored two North Kitsap High School athletes for their service on and off the field at their weekly breakfast last week.
POULSBO — If the adage “there’s strength in numbers” is true, then the Poulsbo Panthers boys’ basketball team has an advantage in selecting its varsity and junior varsity teams for the coming season.
KINGSTON — Gordon Elementary students have something new to look forward to at recess.
KINGSTON — In 11 years of coaching the Kingston Cavaliers junior high basketball team, Tony Chisholm believes his most important job as a coach is adding to what he calls each player’s “toolbox.”
HANSVILLE — It took more than last week’s cold snap before Puget Sound Energy discovered the need to temporarily install generators as backup power for the Hansville community.
POULSBO — Besides keeping its shelves full through the meager winter months, Fishline Food Bank has one more holiday wish — actually, about 600 wishes to be exact.
POULSBO — Kingston High School’s site project manager Don Brubeck warned the school board of directors that schedule back-ups may delay the school’s proposed opening in 2006
