Letters to the Editor
Health care: More questions that need to be asked
Since my husband and I retired before age 65 we had to pay for our own medical insurance…
Letters to the Editor
Peninsula Cancer Center: Center and its services are welcome
As a group of cancer survivors and community members, we applaud the opening of Peninsula Cancer Center in…
Letters to the Editor
Thank you: In appreciation of friendly strangers
Sunday afternoon we were cruising Front Street and making comment about the casual atmosphere of the quaint little…
Letters to the Editor
Thank you: Cinderella fund recipient appreciates support
I want to send a big thank you to all of the area businesses that contributed to the…
Opinion
In high school sports we play no favorites
High school sports fans around the North End can rejoice as stadiums, pools, soccer fields and tennis courts…
Letters to the Editor
Indianola: IBIC didn’t overstep its bounds, thank you
Having read Mr Earle Willey’s letter to the editor in two local newspapers, I would like to respond…
Life
Brotherhood of Oceanic Mercenaries come ashore for Port Orchard’s Murder Mystery days
Portland’s Brotherhood of Oceanic Mercenaries comes ashore for Port Orchard’s Fourth Annnual Murder Mystery days, Sept. 12-13.
Life
Kitsap Food Co-op: Ever wanted to own your own grocery store?
Kitsap Community Food Co-Op calls for memberships, while another group aims to open a local produce storefront in…
Sports
Sports briefs: Aban sets two swim records in first meet
SWIMMING North Kitsap 114, Klahowya 28 In the first swim meet of the fall season, NK sophomore Bethany…
Life
Sixth-graders find a home in Kingston Middle School’s WEB program
KINGSTON — Sixth grade student Audree Gormanson knows the change from Wolfle Elementary to Kingston Middle School will…
Life
Back to the Books | Photo
Jaden Leigh exits the bus Wednesday at Wolfle Elementary for the North Kitsap School District’s first day of…
News
WSU eyeing OC for four-year degree program
POULSBO – Washington State University is considering bringing a four-year engineering degree to Olympic College, but budget strains…
News
Poulsbo City Hall causes City Council brawl
The ongoing debate over Poulsbo’s new city hall boiled over at a city council committee meeting last week,…
News
North end community plans taking shape
The Kingston Citizen Advisory Council approved a downtown plan last week, intended to spark development and make streets…
News
Ferry fare hike floats, summer surcharge sinks
The state Transportation Commission approved a general 2.5 percent increase in ferry fares Tuesday, but abandoned a controversial…
Sports
Vikings crush Wolves in season opener
North pounced on the Wolves early and never let up, winning in three straight sets with scores of…
News
Burn ban to be lifted Thursday
Fire officials have announced that a Kitsap County burn ban will be lifted Thursday, following a wet weekend.…
News
Kingston’s WEB eases sixth-graders into new school year
Kingston Middle School's Where Everybody Belongs program helps sixth-graders adjust to a new school environment.
Obituaries
Michael Flohr
Michael Joseph Flohr died Sept. 9 at the Hospice of Kitsap County Care Center. He was born Jan.…
Life
Summer was full of big projects | Down at the Port | September
Well, how did you like the summer so far? There were probably one or two days when it…