POULSBO — Two weeks after Viking Fest, the area’s biggest soccer tournament of the year will grace the green fields of Little Norway and the North End.
POULSBO — With one week to go before their annual event, Viking Fest organizers say there’s two things they’re looking forward to most.
One’s a big boom.
POULSBO — Twelve years and the walk is still strong.
Spurred by their daughter’s affliction with a rare disease, Jim and Val Oas for more than a decade have held an event aimed at raising money to help fund research of “CF,” more commonly known as Cystic Fibrosis.
KEYPORT — Personal computers. Video games. Even Star Trek.
While looking for better and more cost efficient ways to do its work, Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Keyport looks to all sorts of things for inspiration.
EGLON — A former leader in a local community church has been charged with child molestation.
KINGSTON — Better late — Kingston Cooperative Preschool Board President Linda Fyfe believes — than never.
May 8. If that date sounds like a typical Saturday, you’re absolutely right but only if you put “a” and “typical” together. This Saturday truly invites the community to pick a cause — virtually any cause — to support.
Contract negotiations regarding health care benefits and wages for unionized grocery workers in the North End are currently under the spotlight by the United Food and Commercial Workers and several Puget Sound grocers.
POULSBO — The Port of Poulsbo is getting ready to say “Bon voyage” to a long-standing employee.
But not before she gets one last wish — Viking Fest.
HANSVILLE — Hansville Grocery and Provisions will be undergoing some slight changes in the next few months as new owners will be implementing fresh ideas and products into the historic store.
POULSBO — Friday’s fastpitch contest between North Kitsap and Shelton may well have been summed up best by Highclimbers’ coach Val Ogg.
“It’s one of those days,” Ogg said, “that you never know what’s going to happen.”
The North Kitsap fastpitch team clinched the Narrows League Bridge Division title Monday, beating the second-place Port Angeles Roughriders 2-0. The win was also coach Dan Kolda’s first in PA.
POULSBO — The public got its first say in how the next park to be developed in Little Norway will look.
POULSBO — The City of Poulsbo bid Finance Director Donna Bjorkman adieu earlier this month.
POULSBO — With only two weeks to go until Viking Fest is upon Little Norway, Sons of Norway members were busy this week doing what they do best.
Keeping tradition alive.
CHICO — When a concerned passerby stopped at a roll-over accident scene, she found a ringing cell phone, answered it and told the victim’s daughter her mother was in a terrible accident, said authorities.
POULSBO — A mere 48 hours after the North Kitsap baseball team endured its only league loss of the season, the bats were back out en force Wednesday, pulverizing a shaky Olympic Trojan defense for an 11-1 win.
BREMERTON — Even though the final score was 11-3, the first-place North Kitsap varsity fastpitch team needed a little extra “oomph” Wednesday to beat an aggressive Bremerton Knights squad in a Narrows League Bridge Division game.
POULSBO — The threat of terrorism is still knocking on the United States’ door almost three years after 9/11.
INDIANOLA — A juvenile shooting a BB gun at his peer on a local ballfield this week further emphasized what law enforcement officials always try to stress — no matter what type of gun is used, whether an air rifle or a semi-automatic, they are all firearms. And shooters can get in serious trouble if they are not used properly.
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