POULSBO — A news brief in the Feb. 7, 1913 Kitsap County Herald (now the North Kitsap Herald) reads: “A ‘ludefisk’ supper will be served by the Fordefjord Ladies’ Aid on Friday evening, Feb. 21, beginning at 6 o’clock.”
POULSBO — North and South Kitsap were both short some of their top scorers Thursday night, so it was no surprise the game’s highlights came mostly at the defensive end.
Despite a fairly decent summer, the tough-to-please downtown business owners weren’t happy with at least one facet with Poulsbo tourism — the port. It seems no matter what the port does, the Historic Downtown Poulsbo Association is up in arms about it. Often justifiably so.
POULSBO — It’s a Christmas tradition in many Norwegian households.
In the First Lutheran family, lutefisk makes its debut the third week of October and it’s just as much of a tradition.
POULSBO — A recent sewage spill into Liberty Bay had the Lemolo Citizens Club meeting with city and county representatives this week to try and flush out a better plan.
SUQUAMISH — No matter how young or old a person is, the television show “The Price Is Right” has pretty much always been an American favorite. It’s perfect to watch on lazy summer mornings or when sick in bed.
POULSBO — Denmark was great but it doesn’t hold a candle to a pumpkin patch in Poulsbo.
POULSBO – Citing a long council precedence, the Poulsbo City Council decided this week to not comment on Kitsap Transit’s foot ferry plan.
POULSBO – Growing technology will take more than investing in circuits and hardware, speakers at a local technology summit said this week.
POULSBO — In the Poulsbo City Council races for the Nov. 4 election, incumbent Jackie Aitchison will face Connie Lord for position 2 and Jeff McGinty’s bid for re-election in position 4 will be challenged by Elizabeth Hutley.
POULSBO — Downtown businesses ushered in autumn last weekend with a dash of elbow grease and a little help from their friends.
POULSBO — In their first month in Little Norway, Jack Radner and Laurie Anne Nabinger have soaked up a lot of local culture.
POULSBO — The Austurbruin neighborhood is a tight-knit group of homeowners who like nature hikes, working in their community garden and trading green-thumb secrets.
POULSBO — Visitors to see the stream under the new Lindvig Bridge recently also got a great show.
BREMERTON — In the game of football, you can’t get much closer to scoring a touchdown than pushing the ball all the way to the 1-yard line.
KINGSTON — The students gathered in the Kingston Junior High gymnasium tonight may be still-growing Galileos or cultivating Copernicuses, but don’t tell them that. They’ll probably think they’re just having fun.
The City of Poulsbo has had a rough year. With construction, hearings, protests, studies and so on, one might even say council members have been through the ringer.
SUQUAMISH — While candidates duke it out for local positions during this year’s election, Mark Wilson is starting to prep for his race against U.S. Senator Patty Murray in 2004.
KINGSTON — Two groups that appealed this summer’s decision on the proposed White Horse development had a small victory this week.
SUQUAMISH — No, there is not a hotel being constructed in downtown Suquamish. Nor is yet another casino or housing area planned for development there.
