IN OUR OPINION
Former governor is remembered for his bipartisanship.
Poulsbo
POULSBO — “The short distance from the 305 intersection to [8th] Avenue, combined with the extra-long distance to cross Iverson [at 8th], is a recipe… Continue reading
In Our Opinion
Poulsbo Mayor Becky Erickson said Jan. 4 that “pedestrian safety is always of concern,” and she pointed to improvements made on Lincoln Road, Noll Road… Continue reading
FerryFare
Suquamish, our newest ferry, was christened last month at the Vigor Shipyard in Seattle. Members of the Suquamish Tribe sang songs, shared cool gifts and… Continue reading
2018 Legislative Session
The job of a lawmaker is to take good ideas, make them better if possible, and enact them into law
Bremerton
As I write my first Bremerton Police Department weekly update, I reflect on how strange it is not to have Steve Strachan in the corner… Continue reading
IN OUR OPINION
It was 130 years ago that the first plat map for Silverdale was filed with the county
In Our Opinion
The grace period is over. Don’t pick up the phone, drivers. Washington state’s distracted driving law went into effect in late July. A six-month grace… Continue reading
In Our Opinion
Welcome to the mayor’s office, Mayor Wheeler. You took some heat late in the campaign for proposing changes that were within your power to make… Continue reading
Guest Column
By ED WOLFE | County Commissioner As we have come to more fully understand the connection and interdependence of our natural environment and our health,… Continue reading
IN OUR OPINION
Transportation, downtown continue to top priority list for 2018
COLUMNIST
Shoppers’ move online is good business for state’s paper mills
IN OUR OPINION
City of Port Orchard getting house in order, new Tremont widening project progressing
Port of Poulsbo
The port scene has been relatively quiet these last two months. There were no meetings of the Port Commission in December; the next meeting will… Continue reading
In Our Opinion
The response of Poulsbo city officials to the incidents of pedestrians being struck by vehicles — one pedestrian died — is weak and insufficient. There… Continue reading
THE PETRI DISH
Governor’s best-laid plans put on ice
Tolman’s Tales
By JEFF TOLMAN | Columnist “What do you want for Christmas, Jeff?” my Mom asked. “A green wagon.” “Why green?” “I don’t know. I just… Continue reading
Tolman’s Tales
By JEFF TOLMAN | Columnist The snow was falling outside his business. Everyone’s wish for a white Christmas was coming to pass. He didn’t notice.… Continue reading
Marylin Olds
American robber barons were well known for their insatiable greed, their support by politicians and government officials, and their total disregard for competitors, workers or… Continue reading
Kingston
Brrrr … The spaces between the glass panes that allow the wind to blow through Kingston’s passenger ramp are there to allow the panes to… Continue reading
