For the third time in the last eight months, the stretch of Highway 305 between Hostmark Street and Lincoln Road was the scene of a vehicle collision — and this time it involved a school bus with 48 children.
Kevin C. FredericksenDec. 2, 1958 - Oct. 25, 2016After a heroic battle with cancer, Kevin Conrad Fredericksen died Oct. 25, 2016 at his home in… Continue reading
Melvin Everett InglesSept. 17, 1927 - Oct. 25, 2016Melvin E. Ingles was born Sept. 17, 1927 in St. Louis, Missouri, to Charles and Eleanor Ingles… Continue reading
Lt. Col. Lillian Hagener BellJan. 10, 1928 - Oct. 23, 2016Lt. Col. Lillian “Lil” Hagener Bell of Oceanside, California, passed away on Oct. 23, 2016.… Continue reading
According to remarks made at an earlier Public Safety/Legal Committee meeting, the ordinance is intended to offer help to those who are homeless by circumstance, while sending those who are homeless by choice “down the road.”
Several news services are fact-checking statements by the presidential candidates. And no matter who you're voting for, there's plenty to interest you about both candidates.
The North Kitsap School District will hold off on hiring 6.5 FTEs and will cut expenses in 14 areas to make up a $1.3 million revenue shortfall caused by an unanticipated decline in enrollment.
Trump’s ideas on law and order and nuclear proliferation, arming Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia with nukes, are dangerous and deadly proposals for change.
Trump’s ideas on law and order and nuclear proliferation, arming Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia with nukes, are dangerous and deadly proposals for change.
They are at it again. Vote “no” on Port of Poulsbo’s annexation. This is not about citizens’ participation; it’s taking more property rights and money from you.
Once again, the Port of Poulsbo commissioners are attempting to expand their tax base to include the greater surrounding Poulsbo area. Silently operating under the radar, the commissioners have published a touchy-feely “Argument for Port Expansion,” expressed in the voter guide under Ballot Measures — “Port of Poulsbo Proposition No. 1.”
I am writing to specifically thank the dozen or so members of the Poulsbo community who came out for the Port of Poulsbo’s Town Hall meeting at City Hall on a wet Friday night to discuss the port’s “enlargement initiative” on the November ballot. I, along with commissioners Rutledge and DeSalvo, fielded questions and explained our perspectives.
Loretta Byrnes is precisely the fresh perspective that Olympia needs to address the many pressing issues facing our state.
How should you vote on the sales tax measure for Kitsap Transit’s proposed passenger-only fast ferry? It depends on what kind of community you want to live in.
“I’ve always wanted a job that actually mattered if I showed up for work,” Poulsbo firefighter/EMT Tevia Friedman said during a layover in Miami on Oct. 17. Friedman, along with EMPACT Northwest Operations Director Jake Gillanders, and Poulsbo Fire Department paramedic, were waiting for the rest of their team to arrive. They would depart for Beaulieu, Haiti less than 48 hours later.
Martha & Mary's At HOME Program helps older residents stay independent
Kitsap's shorelines and waterways host an amazing diversity of wintering birds
Documentary and movement are challenging the way people view their bodies, and others’
April Ferguson, who finished third of four candidates in the August primary for 23rd District state representative, position 1, is running as a write-in candidate for 23rd District state representative, position 2. And she’s literally “running.”
PolitiFact, a project of the Tampa Bay Times and winner of the Pulitzer Prize, will live fact-check the debates.
