POULSBO — Annexation by petition is once again legal in Washington State, however, the City of Poulsbo still has some decisions to make regarding last week’s announcement.
KINGSTON — The new players in Kitsap County’s passenger-only ferry arena want to hear from the public they plan to serve.
POULSBO — NKHS band alto saxophonist Walter Vogel knows a good solo when he hears one.
KINGSTON — The age-old saying, “When in Rome,” will be taking on a new feeling this Saturday due to efforts of the Kingston Friends of the Library.
POULSBO — With five months to go until the fifth annual North Kitsap Relay for Life, organizers are ready to kick-off the count-down to the American Cancer Society fund-raiser.
Okay. So, it’s a bit early to be coming out for or against issues we may or may not face on the November ballot. But this one’s already got trouble written all over it.
POULSBO — A recent challenge from the Poulsbo Albertson’s to its customers resulted in a lot of bread being raised for Fishline — literally.
KINGSTON — “I brought an old wine bottle,” Kingston Historical Society president Bill Reynolds said to the group’s members Thursday at the Kingston Community Center.
POULSBO — Rotarians across the world were challenged by their 2004 Rotary International president to lend a helping hand in the coming year and a $2,500 check to the Poulsbo Farmers Market will do just that.
POULSBO — The sounds of “Bye Bye Blackbird” and “Someone’s in The Kitchen with Dinah” floated through the air as Montclair Park residents prepared to celebrate one of their own.
PORT ANGELES — The North Kitsap boys’ swim team jumped back into the newly-heated confines of its home pool this week, just in time to brush off the rust and get ready for the Feb. 6 and 7 district tournament.
SUQUAMISH — Combine all of West Sound Academy’s arts-based curriculum together, and one thing you might not expect is a lesson in chaos and complexity theory.
Officials with county agencies, such as local fire districts and the regional library system, are concerned about Initiative 860’s proposed tax cut, as at least 90 percent of their operations are based on income from property taxes
POULSBO — While Kitsap County Fire Prevention District No. 18/Poulsbo Fire recently accepted its first grant in the history of the department, more than just the fire district will be benefiting. The district and the Kitsap County Fire Marshal’s office hope to make the public more aware of the importance of fire prevention.
POULSBO — Work at the intersection of Finn Hill Road and Olhava’s “A” Street is as complete as it’s going to be for at least a couple more months, those in charge of the project said this week.
POULSBO — Sandra Fleming is bringing her work home with her no more.
The owner of Alexandra’s on the Anderson Parkway in downtown Poulsbo recently opened Studio Alexandra’s on Front Street.
POULSBO — The North Kitsap boys’ basketball team has a goal this season to make league playoffs. That goal was fading fast last week, with the Vikings only winning one league game at that point.
POULSBO — By the end of this century, scientists speculate that global warming will begin to devastate coral reefs around the world, which rely on precise, present-day temperatures to live.
POULSBO — Tim Eyman’s newest initiative attempt is already sending shock waves through Poulsbo’s finances and it hasn’t even officially made the ballot.
POULSBO — Longtime youth soccer coach Pat Stickney has been hired as head coach of the North Kitsap High School boys’ soccer team, athletic director Al Gleich announced Monday.
