Opinion
You can make a difference all year long | In Our Opinion
The giving this winter has been incredible...Churches fed people who needed a meal, warmth and the companionship of…
Letters to the Editor
Celebrate MLK and celebrate human life
Rev. Martin Luther King’s life, bravery, and accomplishments are worthy of our nation’s reverence. Unfortunately, these national celebrations…
Letters to the Editor
A storm of pork in Hurricane Sandy bill
House Speaker John Boehner has been getting a lot of criticism for not allowing a vote on the…
Letters to the Editor
Children deserve a culture of love, support
The heartache of losing so many children to an act of evil at Sandy Hook Elementary School appears…
Letters to the Editor
Oppose slaughter of horses for meat
Thank you for the great article, “Horses healing hearts” (page 2, Jan. 4 Kitsap Week). You emphasized how…
Letters to the Editor
Residents made holidays bright
This year, our annual toy shop was held at First Lutheran Church Community Center for the fourth year…
Letters to the Editor
Community is a Fishline partner
This month’s community partner at Fishline is you, the community, and on behalf of Fishline I would like…
Sports
St. Peter is new NKHS head coach
Gregory St. Peter wants to pick up right where Chris May left off with the North Kitsap Vikings…
Sports
North Kitsap baseball team disposing of Christmas trees
The team will be at Central Market from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, to help…
Business
State disciplines local health care providers
The state Department of Health has revoked or suspended the licenses, certifications, or registrations of the following health…
Business
Training for potential Navy vendors Jan. 16
Kitsap Economic Development Alliance is partnering with Naval Supply Systems Command FLC Puget Sound Office of Small Business…
Business
Kingston sailor wins lawn makeover from Grass Seed USA
Joshua Baker, a Navy petty officer first class stationed at Naval Base Kitsap, has won a home lawn…
Business
Peninsula Prostate Institute assists in national study
Peninsula Prostate Institute is one of 20 sites in the U.S. participating in the SpaceOAR System clinical study,…
Business
Local veterinarians receive top ranking from Seattle Met
Three local veterinarians have been ranked as top Emergency and Critical Care veterinarians by Seattle Met magazine.
Business
Grounds for Change receives business award
Grounds for Change, a specialty coffee roaster, was recently recognized with a Washington State Family Business Award by…
Business
Peninsula CU raises $7,200 for Miracle Network
Employees of Peninsula Credit Union, which has a branch in Poulsbo, raised $7,200 for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals,…
Business
OPG sells 11.5 acres at Harbor Hill for $3.3 million
Pope Resources subsidiary Olympic Property Group has closed on a $3.3 million sale of multi-family residential land in…
News
Learn more about human trafficking in the Northwest
Throughout Washington state, and even in Kitsap County, women and children are being trafficked for profit, according to…
News
Keep New Year resolutions with wellness fair
Rite Aid in Poulsbo Village is offering health screenings and wellness tips to help you get a good…
News
Projects free money for Anderson Parkway lighting
The Anderson Parkway remodel project will include enhanced lighting, thanks to some cost-saving measures.