POULSBO — Old Town residents aren’t crazy, there is a pattern to growth in their neighborhoods, reported architect Mark Hinshaw this week.
MILLER BAY — A group of citizens has been struggling the past several years to permanently preserve several acres of undeveloped land with the aim of helping the salmon.
POULSBO — Muriel Williams has seen and recorded a great deal of Little Norway’s history.
POULSBO — The way the city does business could be tightened and streamlined for better efficiency, the preliminary findings of the city’s process study said this week.
POULSBO — Illegal gill nets were removed from the North End of Liberty Bay by Suquamish Police crews Tuesday.
POULSBO — Five years after starting the New York Deli, Rick and Janice Rey are passing on the torch.
The Statue of Liberty’s torch that is.
KINGSTON — This summer’s progress of Brandon Rowan’s health is impressing his mother every day. But what impresses Crickett Rowan even more is the support from the community her family has received as they struggle through her middle child’s toddler years.
POULSBO — Muriel Williams remembers watching a blacksmith work hot embers where Tequila’s Bar and Grill is now.
She remembers when the local newspaper used to be right downtown where Gifts of Promise is now. And she remembers when she and four others decided these historical memories were so important that they needed to found an historical society.
KINGSTON — People had the opportunity to speak their minds on the proposed foot ferries plan this week and those who spoke were all in favor of connecting Kitsap County to Seattle in more ways than one.
Classic boaters venturing to Poulsbo this weekend will be getting a smelly welcome, and it won’t be the potential after affects of the prize-winning chili. No, it’ll be from the 350,000 gallons of sewage which is currently lacing the waters of Liberty Bay and beyond.
SUQUAMISH — The Suquamish Basket Marsh isn’t finished helping kids learn, and apparently it’s not finished earning accolades, either.
The pond located at Suquamish Elementary — which was designed and built by students, community volunteers, the school district, the Suquamish Tribe and plenty of others — has won the President’s Environmental Youth Award.
KEYPORT — A seven day no-contact advisory has been issued for the waters of North and Central Kitsap after a pump station in Brownsville failed, releasing more than 350,000 gallons of sewage.
PORT GAMBLE — When it comes to eating a German seasonal sausage loaded with sauerkraut and throwing back a rich German beer, Rohn Rutledge remembers a time when North Kitsap reveled in the fall traditions of Oktoberfest.
PORT ORCHARD — The North Kitsap Vikings may be young and talented, but they’re still young.
On Tuesday afternoon, it showed against an experienced South Kitsap team that went to the state quarterfinals last season.
POULSBO — Little Norway will be trying a new spin on an old event when a familiar group of antique yachts grace Liberty Bay this weekend.
KINGSTON — The women who make the Little City By the Sea beautiful with their floral creativity are back at it again.
Members of the Kingston Garden Club will meet today at 10 a.m. at the North Kitsap Fire & Rescue headquarters on Miller Bay Road to kick off their 53rd year as an organization.KINGSTON — The women who make the Little City By the Sea beautiful with their floral creativity are back at it again.
Members of the Kingston Garden Club will meet today at 10 a.m. at the North Kitsap Fire & Rescue headquarters on Miller Bay Road to kick off their 53rd year as an organization.
POULSBO — After speculation last week that he may have to close the waterfront boardwalk this winter, Public Works Superintendent Bill Duffy said it will stay open.
KINGSTON — Questions have been asked and people have been wondering how a certain transportation proposal in the upcoming November election could change the future of Kitsap County.
Tomorrow is an important day for Old Man House State Park. It’s an important day for the Suquamish community as well.
If all goes as it should, the state-owned park will be returned to its rightful owners — the tribe — and will remain open to the public. Maintenance should then fall on the tribe and members of the Suquamish Olalla Neighbors.Tomorrow is an important day for Old Man House State Park. It’s an important day for the Suquamish community as well.
If all goes as it should, the state-owned park will be returned to its rightful owners — the tribe — and will remain open to the public. Maintenance should then fall on the tribe and members of the Suquamish Olalla Neighbors.Tomorrow is an important day for Old Man House State Park. It’s an important day for the Suquamish community as well.
If all goes as it should, the state-owned park will be returned to its rightful owners — the tribe — and will remain open to the public. Maintenance should then fall on the tribe and members of the Suquamish Olalla Neighbors.Tomorrow is an important day for Old Man House State Park. It’s an important day for the Suquamish community as well.
If all goes as it should, the state-owned park will be returned to its rightful owners — the tribe — and will remain open to the public. Maintenance should then fall on the tribe and members of the Suquamish Olalla Neighbors.
HANSVILLE — Residents along Hood Canal Drive NE are fighting to keep their road the way it is — small with just minor pavement repairs.
But Kitsap County has proposed several options to enlarge the route, including building a brand new road.
