Two little girls wearing life-jackets, heading down C-Dock with their Mom and Dad: a familiar sight in the Port of Poulsbo Marina. The girls’ father,… Continue reading
In the interest of truth and fairness, I, Tom Driscoll, implore the editor to let me correct Paul Tweiten’s misrepresentations of my beliefs and his… Continue reading
DON BRUNELL
A once agrarian country, Ireland now is a high-tech mecca where tourism leads the way.
We’ve all heard about the opioid epidemic and the need for better mental health services. But did you know that here in Kitsap County we’re… Continue reading
JERRY CORNFIELD
All 98 seats in the House and 25 seats in the Senate are up for election.
On Feb. 24, Kingston Middle School and Kingston High School were proud to host this year’s Olympic Music Educators Association (OMEA) Solo and Ensemble Contest.… Continue reading
THE PETRI DISH
Funny how things change in Olympia at the turn of a calendar year.
In Our Opinion
Students will walk out of schools on March 14 to protest gun violence. We support the walkout.
The Scuttlebutt
The next Port Commission meeting is planned for 7 p.m. March 1.
IN OUR OPINION
Those who attended the state wrestling meet at the Tacoma Dome Feb. 16-17 witnessed grit and determination rivaling that witnessed by those who watched the… Continue reading
Marylin Olds
Not long ago, our corner of Washington seemed a peaceful, pleasant place to call home. Our Navy has threatened that peacefulness by expanding their training… Continue reading
Marylin Olds
Not long ago, our corner of Washington seemed a peaceful, pleasant place to call home
IN OUR OPINION
Finally. Some movement has been made to begin the long process of redeveloping downtown Port Orchard. On Feb. 13, the City Council unanimously approved a… Continue reading
DON BRUNELL
The Chinese have banned recyclables. That’s bad news for Washington state’s recycling industry.
In Our Opinion
We’ve entered the second month of 2018. Bremerton Mayor Greg Wheeler’s term began on Jan. 1. During his campaign, he laid out an ambitious agenda… Continue reading
In Our Opinion
Within the last couple of weeks, the City of Poulsbo removed two houses adjacent to the south fork of Dogfish Creek — one on 8th… Continue reading
KINGSTON RE-PORT
Despite rain, about 2,000 folks came to the Kingston Cove Christmas lighting ceremony Dec. 2, according to Chamber Executive Director Colleen Carey. Of those, 47… Continue reading
Being Frank
In a hasty move to “fix” the Hirst ruling, the state Legislature and Gov. Jay Inslee are writing a bad check on our limited water… Continue reading
In Our Opinion
We’ve entered the second month of 2018. Poulsbo Mayor Becky Erickson’s third term began on Jan. 1. In her previous two terms, she proved to… Continue reading
In Our Opinion
An old adage states “You can’t fight city hall.” That adage is not always the rule, as proved this month by a concerned Old Town… Continue reading
