HANSVILLE — Representative Beverly Woods, R-Poulsbo, was forthright and direct with the constituency of the 23rd District last weekend.
We sincerely hope those who read the North Kitsap Herald on a regular basis do not consider us part of the mass media machine and thereby guilty by association of the atrocities it perpetrates.
KINGSTON — While the city by the sea is only 10 minutes from the Olhava development in Poulsbo, Kingston business owners have mixed feelings about the impact the new commercial and residential plan will have on them.
POULSBO — As Kitsap Transit’s proposed passenger-only ferry service inches toward becoming a reality in Kingston, Bremerton and Southworth, one city councilman is reminding people that Little Norway is in that lineup too.
PORT GAMBLE — There was an eerie silence Tuesday afternoon in Port Gamble as Olympic Property Group staff tried to figure out why vandals trashed the small historic town the night before.
LITTLE BOSTON — Residents of Ravenwood Mobile Home Park on Hansville Road were a bit shocked late last month after receiving notification that they would have to vacate the property within the next year.
You’d better not cry when you are caught and punished for desecrating the Port Gamble Cemetery and vandalizing the beautiful historic lumber town.
POULSBO — A difference of interpretation of the law has resulted in a conflict between the Port of Poulsbo and two of its tenants that may result in an eviction for the tenants.
Take a good look at the cartoon next to this column. Those of you who think that a four-story-tall elephant in a Viking hat is moving to Poulsbo, please raise your hands.
POULSBO — Bonds sold by City of Poulsbo last week represent one step forward in one arena, but yet a step at least to the side in another.
Dear Rob and Joe, Because Dan Lurie and I were assigned to write dueling columns based on our rip-roaring whirlwind trip through the classic city of Las Vegas, we would like to be considered for accommodation and travel compensation for our trip, as it could be thought of as a “working vacation.” Thank you.
BREMERTON — The lights of Paris, beautiful French music and a chorus line of the Poulsbo Vikings were among the sights at the 2003 Miss Poulsbo/Miss Kitsap Pageant.
One thing was certain during my first-ever trip to Las Vegas last weekend: I wasn’t going to come down with scurvy.
SUQUAMISH — Nearly one year after forming the Suquamish Olalla Neighbors Group, members are satisfied with the results of creating more communication between the tribe and its neighbors in Suquamish.
POULSBO — North Kitsap Head Coach Steve Frease compares the beginning of the baseball season to Christmas morning.
POULSBO — In the midst of a claustrophobic beginning last year, Head Coach Trish Olson saw hope for the Vikings’ tennis team.
We were surprised this week when Viking Fest Corporation informed the city that there would be no big booms at this year’s celebration of Norwegian Constitution Day. But not entirely.
POULSBO — When the North Kitsap Herald arrives on Poulsbo resident Muriel Williams’ doorstep, it’s more than just newsprint and ink to her.
POULSBO — A tiff with the City of Poulsbo nearly two years ago and tough times fund-raising are blamed for a recent announcement that Viking Fest 2003 will likely not include fireworks.
KINGSTON — Students of the North Kitsap Options program were taking steps in unexpected ways Thursday morning.
