HANSVILLE — There has been a rash of burglaries within small businesses in the North End recently, causing more financial annoyance for store owners than anger.
POULSBO — While he won’t clean up your messes for you, Eugene Madayag can give you the right supplies to zap that stain or stench.
KINGSTON — While it’s more than two months away, chairpersons of the Kingston Town Meeting Committee are starting their research now.
Commissioner Patty Lent had better learn to handle the pressures of office or she won’t be back for another term. When she listened to her gut initially and voted for impact fee increases, she was labeled a traitor by her constituents. This seems to be the case whenever politicians don’t do exactly what’s expected of them.
POULSBO — Rain wasn’t enough to douse one of the more beautiful and memorable sights of the holiday season in Poulsbo this weekend.
POULSBO — The bottom of each toy truck this Santa’s helper makes bears the words “Santa’s Workshop, Poulsbo Division.”
KINGSTON — The rain subsided in time for two antique tractor trailers, two horse carriages and Santa Claus to make an appearance in the Little City By The Sea last weekend.
POULSBO — Male chorus singing in Norway may have roots as far back as the Gregorian chants in the year 300, however, Sunday night was all about the present and the future of this art form.
POULSBO — When surrounded by an endless variety of candy and gobs of icing as white as snow, it’s hard to resist snacking while creating a holiday gingerbread house.
POULSBO — While celebrating the successful end to one program’s first year, the Miss Poulsbo/Miss Kitsap program will be lighting 50 birthday candles for the other.
PORT GAMBLE — After 48 marathons and 16 over-50 mile “ultra marathons,” one might expect that Port Gamble resident Pekka Termonen would be thinking about hanging up his running shoes.
Two months ago, as Kitsap Transit and company made their push to raise taxes and revive passenger-only ferry service here, Executive Director Dick Hayes made some good points about his agency’s proposal.
POULSBO — When he’s not being pulled by eight tiny reindeer, apparently Santa sometimes arrives by boat.
POULSBO — A group united against a Wal-Mart in Poulsbo has once again resurfaced to stump up support for its efforts.
POULSBO — The City of Poulsbo and Port of Poulsbo should soon know if needed upgrades to port facilities and Waterfront Park will go forward on the preferred timeline.
SHELTON — Though the North Kitsap boys’ swim and dive team was out-matched by a veteran Shelton squad and several Viking swimmers could not compete due to ineligibility issues Thursday, the team has reason to believe things are looking up.
POULSBO — In one classic story, a band of elves works by night to fill a shoemaker’s shop with beautiful wares.
KINGSTON — After voters sunk Kitsap Transit’s proposed foot ferry tax in last month’s election, a group of private ferry companies is set on sailing another option for service from Kingston to Seattle.
POULSBO — As the Kitsap County Commissioners rethink their June 2003 decision to increase county impact fees, the North Kitsap School District is hoping to find a way to keep the board from changing its mind.
POULSBO — Bob Klein jokes that his Christmas trees are like his great-grandchildren but it’s really the families he sees each holiday season that make it all worthwhile.
