POULSBO — For its golden anniversary, the Greater Poulsbo Chamber of Commerce is going to do a lot of things retro for this year’s awards banquet.
Like wearing ‘50s style clothes.
POULSBO — North Kitsap Special Olympics swimming coach Darla Smith believes that when her swimmers enter the pool, what takes place is nothing short of a miracle.
The Washington Assessment of Student Learning (WASL) exam, in its ninth year as a state-wide tool and one that students in the North Kitsap School District’s class of 2008 will have to pass in order to graduate, began Monday.
POULSBO — “Taxi Driver” was in theaters everywhere. Gerald Ford was president. And no one had even heard of Luke Skywalker or Darth Vader.
Poulsbo — Most people start up a business to make a living.
For Nancy Sefton and Wesley Nicholson, the aim was really to save the world.
SUQUAMISH — In the words of Suquamish Elementary PTSA Treasurer Beth Johnson, “It was time to up the ante.”
KINGSTON — When he was 16 years old, artist and S’Klallam tribal member Gene Jones created a paddle for his aunt that depicted a killer whale with a man on its back.
KINGSTON — It’s been two months since the North Kitsap Boys & Girls Club officially started up at Kingston Junior High and well, things have been challenging.
POULSBO — Once again, it was a pitcher’s duel. And once more, Heather Case came out on top.
SUQUAMISH — Residents who would like to see Old Man House Park remain in the hands of a public agency have proposed that Kitsap County take the small park under its wing.
POULSBO — A new volunteer welcomes visitors to the Poulsbo Chamber’s offices these days.
POULSBO — Six local women will compete for the chance to represent their community’s heritage at the Miss Viking Fest pageant next weekend.
POULSBO — While opportunities abound to celebrate Earth Day this month, Terri Schumacher of downtown Poulsbo’s The Head Hunter feels she’s come up with a pretty good deal.
Old Man House State Park has been a powder keg topic ever since the Suquamish Tribe and the Friends both started arguing over who should obtain ownership.
POULSBO — Procedural bickering continued this week over the recent appointment of the city’s new finance director.
KINGSTON — Those wanting to hit around some balls on the West Kingston Road tennis courts this summer may find difficulty in accessing the facility at certain times.
POULSBO — While most coffee drinkers just want their favorite beverage to wake them up in the morning, Stacy Marshall hopes people who drink her blends will realize they are also helping the world become a better place.
The Washington State Ferries have selected two vendors to provide food service on four cross-Sound routes. This represents the first time since the 1960s that ferry food will be supplied by locally-owned companies, said representatives from WSF.
KINGSTON — While Aqua Express waits for a decision from Olympia, it and other supporters are working quickly to help float long-awaited foot ferries from Kingston to Seattle this fall.
BREMERTON — Two years ago, Kingston’s Canon Henness took the stage and was crowned Miss Kingston.
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