POULSBO — After about nine months of talking, the Poulsbo Farmers Market is pushing into the final stretch until the debut of Little Norway’s first fresh produce and crafts showcase.
POULSBO — In 1990, the initial prototype for the World Wide Web was written, Microsoft introduced Windows 3.0 and Intel debuted the i486.
KINGSTON — For the 12th year running, some of North Kitsap’s best school hoopsters — as well as others from around the Sound — will hit the hardwood for Kingston’s 3-on-3 Hip Hop Hoop Shoot today.
POULSBO — Watch out for Colonel Mustard in the library with the candle stick or Miss Scarlet in the kitchen with the knife during upcoming weekends at the Murphy House this winter.
As the Herald continually strives for perfection, sometimes big events just seem to fall right through the cracks. Unfortunately, so do well deserved kudos at times.
Students hail school’s technology convenience.
Town matron Sammy Quinn died Dec. 30, leaving friends and memories.
North Kitsap can’t match Bremerton senior, lose 85-58.
Fund has helped community for last 52 years.
DOE, Suquamish officials work to assess damage in Indianola.
Poulsbo: Year in Review
Slippery roads and black ice on the evening of Dec. 28 sent cars sliding all over North End’s major thoroughfares, if not into ditches, keeping Poulsbo Fire Department and North Kitsap Fire & Rescue crews busy as they responded to a constant stream of weather-related accidents.
This last Saturday, Dec. 27 was my birthday. No big deal or anything, I was just wondering why nothing very exciting ever happens two days after Christmas.
Looking at the Year in Review issue is an interesting process for a community newspaper. It shows the highs and the lows, the controversy and the calm and, of course, the progress and the projects that occurred.
Hutchman places third at state…
North End: Year in Review
HANSVILLE — As a third grader, it’s always fun to go on a field trip to anywhere outside the classroom.
POULSBO — Port of Poulsbo Manager Ed Erhardt often likens his guest moorage facilities to a giant, floating motel.
Is Kitsap County ready to go smoke free?
Generally, it’s a policy at newspapers (at least, the respectable ones) to avoid things that “toot your own horn.”
