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.
We were a little baffled by the fact that those in charge of Indianola Days didn’t want the Herald to mention the fact that the community’s much-anticipated and very unique event is this coming weekend.
POULSBO — Antiques, parcel services, Christmas holly and now coffee.
To the Garner family, all these things fit together just fine.
KINGSTON — Richard Stice was a bit surprised to hear that his 17-year-old daughter, well-known for her involvement with local sports teams, was going to participate in this year’s Miss Kingston Scholarship Pageant.
INDIANOLA — After 12 years of planning and court cases, a major goal has been achieved for the property owners of the White Horse development.
POULSBO — The argument that stormwater ponds at the Olhava site should not be full of water was the factor that kept the Citizens to Stop Wal-Mart’s hopes alive for one last night.
POULSBO — Oyster Plant Park swapped something old for something new this week.
Fr. Luevano ministers to local Hispanic followers.
Where would Oyster Plant Park be without volunteerism? Probably the exact same place that the Nelson House, Kingston’s Tiny Town and numerous projects throughout North Kitsap would be — untouched.
Our local tribes should be proud of the journey they’ve made across the waters of Puget Sound.
PORT GAMBLE — It’s the ambiance that seems to bring people back every year to support the arts and have a good time at the annual North Kitsap Arts & Crafts Festival.
POULSBO — At times, the Lindvig Bridge project has seemed more like an old fashioned barn-raising than a modern construction project.
LITTLE BOSTON — About 1,000 tired and sunburned paddlers, skippers and support teams from nearly 50 regional tribes shored up in Point Julia July 26 as part of a journey that is reminiscent of their ancestors.
KINGSTON — After 12 years at the helm, Port of Kingston Manager Gary Johnston’s career there was sent to Davy Jones’ locker Wednesday night.