KINGSTON — Citizens received an unpleasant surprise this week while walking or driving along the east side of West Kingston Road.
KINGSTON — Burglars were apparently looking for some used literature to go with their Chinese food Aug. 10. Or just some fast cash.
BREMERTON — Young or old, rookie or veteran — the skills of the inaugural summer season of the Bremerton Adult Hockey League (BAHL) are all over the ice Sunday nights at the Bremerton Ice Arena.
POULSBO — It’s not the kind of milestone Poulsbo Village management is going to celebrate.
Thieves hit nine of its storefronts Aug. 12. The incident is the worst burglary in the shopping center’s nearly 20-year history.
Education is key in improving our society. It’s what turns the knob and opens the door to bettering the community in which we live.
SUQUAMISH — A local wood treatment business fell victim to an early morning blaze Aug. 15. North Kitsap Fire & Rescue crews arrived on the scene at The Cedar Farm in downtown Suquamish around 3:30 a.m. Friday.
KINGSTON — On the first day of a recent volleyball camp at Kingston Junior High, Olympic College head volleyball coach Tobie Moore served a ball to a group of young athletes.
SUQUAMISH — Ever since 1911, the life of Chief Seattle has been celebrated every year on his native waters and land. The third weekend in August is reserved to honor the man who helped establish area tribes as they are today.
HANSVILLE — Hard-core rummage sale shoppers don’t let anything get in the way when seeking good deals, even if gray rain clouds threaten to dampen them.
POULSBO — Art will be the order of business at Waterfront Park this weekend as Cultural Arts Foundation Northwest hosts the 23rd annual Arts by the Bay.
POULSBO — For the first time since 1976, North Kitsap High School has a new drama advisor.
POULSBO — An antique diving helmet. A piece of 1930s Belleek china. Black and white photographs of people long gone. To Poulsbo resident Janet Caswell, they all play a part.
The nuts and bolts of this one is that, either way, the tribe can build the tower as hight as it likes – flashing red lights and all.
POULSBO — When fourth grade pupils at Breidablik Elementary hit the road for field trips this year, they probably won’t be thinking of a rain-dampened Saturday in August. But Aug. 9 will have been important all the same.
POULSBO — One group of Old Town neighbors didn’t get everything they wanted this week but they did essentially stall what they felt would be a “monster house” from being built in their neighborhood.
POULSBO — In a lesson straight out of a Robert Fulghum book, the Poulsbo City Council is finding that getting a passenger-only ferry may come down to one simple principle — sharing.
At its Aug. 6 meeting, council learned that the Suquamish Tribe and Port Madison Enterprises are interested in entering into a partnership with Poulsbo for passenger ferry service.
Democracy is alive and well in North Kitsap, we’re very proud to say. And as the election season nears, it’s a good sign to see so many contested positions.
KINGSTON — The Kingston Citizens Advisory Committee had a special guest at its monthly meeting this week as North End Commissioner Chris Endresen presented a “State of Kingston” address.
POULSBO — Community members can get a taste of history with their lunch Friday at a special Kitsap County Historical Society event.
HANSVILLE — The Hansville Community Center will be a mad dash of thrifty shoppers and deal-finders this weekend.