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
Being Frank
All natural resources are connected and we are all connected to them, but most of those resources are not being managed as part of a… Continue reading
GUEST COLUMN
Mechanical and scheduling problems are a thing of the past, boosters say
GUEST COLUMN
The mechanical problems and scheduling snafus are a thing of the past, boosters say.
Police Calls
Generally, the Bremerton PD updates are filled with interesting and sometimes funny anecdotes from the previous week. Not much happened this last week that was… Continue reading
GUEST OPINION
It’s National School Choice Week around the nation.
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
