KINGSTON — The Veterans of Foreign War Hall on West First Street is normally a quiet hall, modest in its exterior as well as the street where it is located.
POULSBO — Veterans Day was a holiday set aside 50 years ago this month to honor the lives of veterans of all eras and all branches of the military.
Voters sent a pretty huge warning shot across Kitsap Transit’s bow Tuesday. The statement was clear: We won’t support a foot ferry system that benefits few at the cost of many. It came down to a question of burden, really.
POULSBO — The North Kitsap Viking seniors came from two touchdowns behind to beat their junior competitors, 22-20 in NK’s annual — and final — powder puff football game.
Cross country team won’t break state tape in Pasco this season.
Long-awaited
project goes out to bid in coming weeks.
Salwei will be North’s lone state swimmer.
Passenger-only proposal fails, Lord unseats Aitchison and McGinty tops Hutley in Poulsbo. Voters elect Delaney, Ahl and Strickland to North Kitsap School District…
“Life is a mystery to be lived, not a problem to be solved.” A message on Saiorse Molloy, the refrigerator…
These articles from the Poulsbo Marine Science Center will appear monthly, showcasing the fascinating saltwater world surrounding us. As appetizers…
This one’s going out to everyone who ran for office and lost. A very sincere thank you for your interest…
GIG HARBOR — Three North Kitsap High School volleyball players received all-league honors over the weekend. Outsider hitters Jennifer Buckner…
Vikings drop playoff game, season in 3-1 loss in Tacoma.
GRANDMOTHER’S CLUB: Poulsbo Little Norway Grandmother’s Club meets the third Tuesday of every month at First Lutheran Church on Fourth…
Software will be first to link health care data.
POULSBO — Another local eatery has been claimed by a location that apparently fails to keep businesses for long.
LITTLE BOSTON — They are a quiet, peaceful people, but their powerful artwork speaks louder than words.
BREMERTON — The North Kitsap girls’ volleyball team knew they had their work cut out last week, needing to win all three games to advance to the Narrows League Tournament.
HANSVILLE — U.S. Coast Guard and North Kitsap Fire & Rescue worked together to save three boaters after their 58-foot fishing boat capsized on Hood Canal near Foulweather Bluff Oct. 28.
My first play was a little known musical called, “Alice in Oz.” I was 9 years old and played a jitterbug. That “acting bug” has been with me ever since, and I’ve performed onstage (and sometimes off) whenever the opportunity has arisen. So, of course, I leaped at the chance to be in “The Laramie Project.”
