News
911 briefs
A 22-year-old Suquamish man was arrested Sept. 18 for reckless endangerment from shooting his rifle to scare raccoons…
News
Program has no place to grow
BREMERTON — That beautiful ivy-esque plant growing up and over backyard fences throughout the county very likely isn’t…
News
Project cements safe trip to school
KINGSTON — Walking to Gordon Elementary used to be a precarious adventure. Children who walked to school had…
News
Bikes get breathing room on South Kingston Road
KINGSTON — South Kingston Road is known to local bicyclists as a stretch of blind turns and too-close-for-comfort…
News
Good things, small Box
POULSBO — The curtains are drawn, lights dimmed, and an eager audience leans forward. Humphrey Bogart takes the…
News
State spending subject of forum
Citizens still wary about third phase of multimillion dollar expansion.
Life
5th generation Olympic Peninsula residents compile stories of ‘Women to Reckon With’
The title of the book aside, Olympic Peninsula authors Gary Peterson and Glynda Schaad are well acquainted with…
Obituaries
Frances N. Knight
Frances N. Knight, 78 Frances N. Knight died Sept. 23 at Martha & Mary in Poulsbo. She was…
Life
“Burn After Reading” is a fiery flop
It’s a pseudo-Darwinian world in “Burn After Reading.” One in which only the most tenacious — not the…
Life
Bookstores staying open late for ‘Brisingr’
Bookstores across the county will be keeping their doors open past midnight Sept. 19, celebrating the release of…
Life
Taking a look at ‘Living With Doom’
How the Artist Trust can take a bit of the ‘doom’ out of living
Life
‘A Night in Cuba,’ minus the airfare
Now-annual date night at the performing arts venue features salsa lessons and nine-piece Latin jazz Bremerton band, Trombanga.
News
Sidewalks closed in downtown Kingston this week for improvements, traffic down to single lane
Crews will remove and replace damaged asphalt, and problem trees. Lane closures expected mid-week.
News
Poulsbo bonding makes ‘AA’ grade
$9.5 million in issued bonds sought for new city hall project.
Opinion
Yep, it’s broken, all right
The state of education today is a sad one. It’s a broken-down, rusted out 1978 Ford Pinto sitting…
Letters to the Editor
North Kitsap Herald Letters to the Editor | Sept. 20
On Sunday, Sept. 14, a young, nice-looking couple saw me in my garage and asked me if they…
