No matter what happens Nov. 4, the North Kitsap School Board will be pumping in some new blood. As it does this — with the consent of the voters — the Herald hopes its readers will also opt to retain a member who has been a grand addition to the group.
SILVERDALE — Senior Jacklene Salwei set a new school record, but the North Kitsap varsity swimming and diving team could not stroke past the CK Cougars, losing 105-81.
KINGSTON — Alex Iles and Eric Peterson are pretty sure there isn’t another contractor out there who will stand on the roof of a project, protecting it from rain at 8 p.m. on any given night.
HOOD CANAL — Motorists using the Hood Canal Bridge this week may want to include additional time in their schedule when crossing the floating structure.
Scheduled bridge maintenance is expected to take place Oct. 23. There will be alternating traffic on State Route 104 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
POULSBO — For the North Kitsap Lady Vikings, Jamie Heins is the last line of defense.
POULSBO — Platefuls of Norwegian food, music and smiles were the orders of the day as First Lutheran Church’s annual Lutefisk Dinner turned 90. The event, which had its humble beginnings in the church’s original social hall as a congregation-only gathering has long since opened its kitchen to the general public.
KINGSTON — Those who helped with the recent upgrades and renovations to the Kingston Community Center expect their kids and grandkids to take advantage of their work.
LITTLE BOSTON — It was a night when emotions ran high for Port Gamble S’Klallam tribal members, literally and in spirit.
POULSBO — The time of year when winter storms visit and power generators come out of storage has officially arrived in North Kitsap.
POULSBO — As the curtains draw to a close on the last showing of “The Laramie Project” Saturday, the sold out crowd may give the Poulsbo Players a standing ovation.
The Viking football team proved Friday night that they could bounce back from a tough loss, winning a close one versus the Port Angeles Roughriders, 21-14.
Cy Wyse. When he sets his mind to do something, the guy just does it. His drive and vision have been making good things happen in Kingston for years.
POULSBO — The North Kitsap cross country team may have been the host last Wednesday, but that doesn’t mean it were on overly familiar territory.
KINGSTON — One thing is certain: with three of the five directors’ positions up for election this year, the North Kitsap School Board will at least look different, if nothing else.
HANSVILLE — After five hours of public comment last week from Kitsap County’s fishing community, the design results for a new boat launch at Point No Point Beach Resort were impressive, even to the staunchest of fishermen.
If anyone was to have an apparent clone in Kingston, it might just be Pete DeBoer. The guy seems to be at least two places at once at any given time. Maybe it’s just a twin.
KINGSTON — Organizers of the Kingston Farmers’ Market couldn’t really complain about the rain and fog on their last day of the season.
LITTLE BOSTON — As part of the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribal culture, honoring a young woman within the tribe to represent the group at various functions is a long, time-honored tradition.
POULSBO — For once, the Vikings were matched big play for big play.
And for the first time this season, the North Kitsap football team lost because of it.
KINGSTON — While it’s getting mucky, cold and wet outside, plans to develop some of Kingston’s old logging roads and county easements as hiking trails are receiving some much needed sunlight.
