So, Poulsbo gets its first bridge in some 35 years. A monumental accomplishment that brought everyone from Suquamish Tribal officials to local environmentalist together in the name of helping local salmon in their arduous journey to their spawning grounds.
SUQUAMISH — There was some jaw dropping taking place last week as residents and officials got word that a local group was working to incorporate Suquamish.
TACOMA — All things considered, the North Kitsap boys’ swim and dive team can look back on its season in a positive light.
INDIANOLA — Thirteen months and 600 feet later, two agencies trying to construct an emergency communications/wireless technology tower are almost ready to move forward.
INDIANOLA — Two women who have been local activists for peace in the Israel and Palestine region for the past 15 years finally got a chance to see what they have been working for.
POULSBO — North Kitsap guard Jacob Gonzales and Port Angeles guard Scott Helpenstell were the hottest hands in Poulsbo Wednesday night, but it was ultimately the Vikings that had the X factor needed for the win.
POULSBO — It was fitting that at Martha & Mary’s most recent fund-raiser, children in attendance sang “The Wheels on the Bus.”
POULSBO — The Poulsbo Junior High School girls’ basketball team has good reason to be excited this year: solid leadership, definite strengths to work with and ultimately, a lot of potential.
POULSBO — While it wasn’t exactly what Sprint was looking for, it was better than nothing at all.
Martha & Mary is a place where Friday is cookie day, furried and feathered friends abound and everybody has a grandma or grandpa, even if just for a day.
POULSBO — Councilman Jim Henry once joked that the Lindvig Bridge needed a troll living underneath it to be a true entrance to Little Norway.
POULSBO — Though Poulsbo First members urged them to take it slow, Poulsbo City Council members felt they already had enough information to approve the Olhava Developers Agreement this week.
POULSBO — The extent of the Design Review Board’s authority was put on trial this week as the Sons of Norway were told to go their own way.
POULSBO — Helen Smith, girls’ track and head cross country coach at North Kitsap High School, has resigned from both positions, athletic director Al Gleich reported Thursday.
SUQUAMISH — The location that was formerly Diggers Tavern and Tides Out Tavern on Parkway Avenue has a new look, a new manager and a new attitude.
Poulsbo City Councilman Dale Rudolph might just have to get up on the table at City Hall and dance a jig tonight. At long last, a project that has been put on the back burner so long it’s been permanently crisped might finally be getting some deserved attention.
KINGSTON — The Kingston Cove Food Cooperative wants to provide its clients with a broader range of organic foods.
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.
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