Addition to Spectrum added to ideas.
“More rails, no bowl kids say. “
Two of the three legislative incumbents from the 23rd legislative district were enjoying comfortable leads in early absentee ballot returns on Tuesday night. The third had a slimmer margin to hold onto.
Kitsap County joined the ranks of major Puget Sound counties by taking the first step in becoming a charter county last night. County voters approved an initiative yesterday allowing the election of 21 freeholders to write a home rule charter that could drastically change the way the county is set up.
Kitsap County voters wished Republican candidate Jan Angel a happy birthday last night by choosing her over Democratic contender Dusty Wiley as the next District 2 county commissioner.
Long-time musician opens new studio near Poulsbo.
Botkin calls request a shock.
Long-time dentist retires at the end of the month.
Arbor Vitaes causing some safety concerns.
Farce by Moliere to open Friday night.
Fun House offers less spooks than haunted houses
Funds could help purchase park land near Dogfish Creek.
The Kitsap County Commissioners races have received more than their usual share of attention during this election cycle. That’s partly because of the Home Rule issue being on the same ballot and the pent-up frustrations over looming shoreline regulations.
“Over 1,100 attend annual First Lutheran lutefisk dinner. “
“KINGSTON – After months of debate, delay and data gathering, the Kingston Skatepark will be located along the Lindvog Road extension on an area near the water sewage treatment plant. The 20,000 square-foot area meets all of the criteria county officials said. “
But contractor and city still at odds over which party will foot the bill.
“Lincoln may not have had a skateboard, but he must have been thinking of the Kingston Skatepark when he said, You can’t please all of the people all of the time. A decision needs to be made now. “
Candidates for the 23rd Legislative District Seats and County Commissioners came to talk in Hansville.
Poulsbo residents can fill a dumpster instead.
Sixth-graders could be moved under new proposal.
