POULSBO — Schools, banks and government offices will be closed for the celebration of Presidents Day. Here is a list of some of the other closures and schedule changes expected Monday, Feb. 16.
The First Amendment. It’s hard to imagine a series of statements this country holds so dearly, or a series of statements that have caused more confusion and anger.
KINGSTON — It is probably the Stillwaters Environmental Education Center’s biggest recycling project to date.
POULSBO — Black History Month received some attention in local neighborhoods this week.
POULSBO — In junior high wrestling, there are 19 weight classes to fill for each meet over the course of the season. On this year’s Poulsbo squad of 25, the margin for error — losing grapplers to ineligibility or injury — is small.
POULSBO — With Mt. Rainier and Liberty Bay providing the backdrop, the sun shone brightly on the 38,000-square-foot Olympic College Poulsbo campus, along with those gathered outside Thursday afternoon to cut the ribbon on Little Norway’s new institute of higher learning.
POULSBO — Today’s Valentine’s Day hoopla might just pass Les and Edith From right by.
MOUNT VERNON — Glenn Runnels scored a 51.8 and Kellen Hunter-La Voy had a 51.2 in the all-around competition as the TREK gymnastics boys’ team won its first- ever team trophy with a third place finish at a meet last Saturday.
POULSBO — Down by as many as 13, the Cougar girls’ basketball team faced the prospect of dropping out of first place in the Narrows League to a Viking team hungry for a win.
HANSVILLE — Trying to get things cleaned up in a simple hole is a bigger process than one might think.
POULSBO — More sales tax revenue, some cancelled expenditures and not being robbed helped the City of Poulsbo’s carryforward numbers come in higher than anticipated for 2004.
“Joe” is yelling at his wife “Mary.” She yells back in an angry frustrated cry. The argument is over money and this isn’t the first time this has happened.
POULSBO — While looking forward to the fifth annual North Kitsap Relay for Life coming up in July, organizers of the American Cancer Society fund-raiser also used their kick-off Saturday to reflect on the past.
KINGSTON — There is perhaps no greater challenge to the development of the proposed public high school in Kingston than the one North Kitsap School District faces providing athletic facilities off West Kingston Road.
POULSBO — The North Kitsap boys basketball team’s loss last Friday could be attributed to an offensive onslaught of 71 points by the Wolves of South.
POULSBO — Most people marry into a family.
Nick Reynolds married into a restaurant dynasty.
KINGSTON — Kitsap County is finally taking aim at relieving Kingston’s needs for a new wastewater treatment system.
So, Poulsbo gets its first bridge in some 35 years. A monumental accomplishment that brought everyone from Suquamish Tribal officials to local environmentalist together in the name of helping local salmon in their arduous journey to their spawning grounds.
SUQUAMISH — There was some jaw dropping taking place last week as residents and officials got word that a local group was working to incorporate Suquamish.
TACOMA — All things considered, the North Kitsap boys’ swim and dive team can look back on its season in a positive light.
