Sports
Kingston’s homecoming a bitter pill to swallow
Bucs lose to Sequim 74-0, but there’s always a second chance.
Life
S. P. I. R. I. T., spirit, let’s hear it
KINGSTON — Perhaps the sport world’s most under-recognized athletes, cheerleaders require the endurance of long-distance runners.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
I am voting for Sherry Appleton to return her to the Washington State Legislature to represent the 23rd…
Opinion
United Way advances the common good
The United Way of Kitsap County is one month into the 2008 annual fundraising campaign and so far…
News
School Briefs
Jessica Cook, a native of Poulsbo and 1997 graduate of North Kitsap High, has been named a Liberace…
News
Calendar
CLICK!: Kitsap Regional Library’s computer literacy program continues with two Internet classes on Oct. 15. Internet 101, from…
Business
Business Briefs
TaTu Barbecue is hosting a three-hour, World Famous Smoking BBQ School from noon to 3 p.m. Oct. 18…
Business
Kingston deli offers food for the masses
Kingston trio wraps up ingenuity between two slices of bread.
News
Downtown Kingston a priority for county
PORT ORCHARD — There’s a new priority in Kitsap County’s Department of Community Development (DCD): a master plan…
News
McKinstry pleads not guilty by insanity
PORT ORCHARD — Garrett J. McKinstry, charged with murdering his father, pled not guilty by reason of insanity…
Life
S’Klallam Tribe carries on proud tradition of weaving cedar
Port Gamble S'Klallam elders and youth learn weaving together.