It’s the most wonderful time of the year and we’re hoping to carry on the spirit well into 2004.
POULSBO — North Kitsap High, Poulsbo Elementary and Poulsbo Junior High schools and the NK pool/auditorium will soon become part of a larger complex known as the “North Kitsap Regional Center”…
PORT GAMBLE — While gray clouds and blustery winds blew through Port Gamble last weekend, it didn’t shy people away from enjoying the historic town’s holiday spirit.
FEDERAL WAY — Jacklene Salwei and Jeffrey Reeves are the first two NK Piranhas Club swimmers to qualify for Sectionals next March, thanks to strong finishes last weekend at the Pacific Northwest Short Course Championships.
POULSBO — As parents are signing their children up for music, sports and art lessons in the coming months, the trainers at Painted Valley Farm hope they’ll also consider another extracurricular option.
POULSBO — Kids passing by the downtown Holiday Heritage House on any given weekend are pretty sure to smile seeing Father Christmas in his long crimson robes and holding a basket of candy canes.
POULSBO — The Sons of Norway rang in the holiday season by making sure Christmas came to many more families in Kitsap County.
KINGSTON — The young athletes who were playing basketball in the Kingston Junior High gym last week had an unknown connection with the adults meeting in the next room over and planning for future community recreational facilities in the area.
POULSBO — North Kitsap sophomore Jenna Reed has only played in three varsity games her entire life — but her performance last Friday versus Wilson was anything but what you’d call “inexperienced.”
POULSBO — Though his job entails codes, maps and blueprints, Barry Berezowsky says he finds his real enjoyment in another aspect of planning.
KINGSTON — After having a wild, practically panic stricken Thanksgiving, the food banks of the Little City By The Sea are enjoying a calmer Christmas season due to food box and toy drive support.
POULSBO — A new gym, new coach and a new style aren’t the only things different about the start of the North Kitsap boys’ basketball season.
This just in … blues legend Muddy Waters, who reportedly died April 30, 1983 is alive and well and living at Olhava. Sources indicate that Waters, who topped the charts with such tunes as “Can’t Be Satisfied/I Feel Like Going Home” … Oh. Really? Hmmm.
POULSBO — A temporary fix has been made but city staff are pursuing more ways to keep the land from sliding at the Olhava development.
POULSBO — After weighing the pros and cons of “B2” one more time, an all-new North Kitsap School Board of Directors voted to build the new Kingston high school on the school-district proposed site by a 4-1 vote.
POULSBO — The Poulsbo Noon Lions recently handed Kitsap County Habitat for Humanity the last piece of a cooperative gift from North Kitsap service organizations.
SUQUAMISH — Local race relations were put under the spotlight on Thursday, as about 230 people gathered at the Clearwater Casino in Suquamish for the 13th Annual Kitsap County Human Rights conference.
HANSVILLE — There has been a rash of burglaries within small businesses in the North End recently, causing more financial annoyance for store owners than anger.
POULSBO — While he won’t clean up your messes for you, Eugene Madayag can give you the right supplies to zap that stain or stench.
KINGSTON — While it’s more than two months away, chairpersons of the Kingston Town Meeting Committee are starting their research now.