Letters to the Editor
PLCs help NK students learn personal resiliency
It would seem that the North Kitsap School District is in an impossible position. After years of hearing…
Opinion
Keep it civil at town hall on health care
Kitsapers and countrymen, U.S. Rep. Jay Inslee, D-Bainbridge Island, will lend you his ears tomorrow. From 11:30 a.m.…
Opinion
It’s time to help at home again
There is so much of great import going on in the nation and the world today that most…
Opinion
Intimidation sullies our political discourse
Health care debate polluted when some call for shedding 'blood of tyrants'
News
Ferry fare proposal adds summer surcharge
Single-ride WSF tickets would go up by 10 percent in late summer.
Obituaries
Alice Wheaton
Alice M. Wheaton died on Aug. 28 at Hospice Care Center. She was 91. She was born on…
Obituaries
Richard Weiss Sr.
Richard Weiss Sr., died Aug. 28 at the Washington State Veterans’ Home in Retsil. He was 84. Weiss…
Obituaries
Frances Morton Sager
Frances Morton Sager, formerly of Keyport and Silverdale, died Aug. 28 in Bellingham following a prolonged illness. She…
Life
Video | Corn Maze Kingston’s Sunrise Hill Farm set to open
The Corn Maze at Sunrise Hill Farm on Tulin Road will be open soon, but we got an…
Life
James Hunnicutt recounts lessons from the road with Wayne ‘The Train’ Hancock
Kitsap stringer returns from tour with alt-country legend, readies to head back out on his own.
News
Poulsbo man spends hours yelling for help in Cowlitz lake
LONGVIEW — A Poulsbo man spent more than four hours beside a capsized boat Wednesday before being rescued,…
News
Bear trap set at Pearson Elementary
Evidence of an ursine visitor to Hilder Pearson Elementary School has district officials urging families to stay away…
Life
JOKER’S PEACE | ‘Six Sour Raspberries’ also ripening in Bremerton
Changing Scene Northwest debuts another Scott Gibson new work, pushing the envelope by opening the closet.
Life
For the love of the blackberry
Silverdale-based soda company Hummingbird Hill finds a boon for business at Bremerton's Blackberry Festival, What's Up finds tasty…
News
Election signs disappearing, police notified
POULSBO — Two candidates in the Nov. 3 election noticed dozens of their election signs have gone AWOL,…
News
Expect Hood Canal delays Thursday night
Drivers using the Hood Canal bridge at night this week can expect minor delays. State Department of Transportation…
News
Woman charged for “tossing” son
POULSBO — A Poulsbo woman suspected of breaking her 4-year-old son’s leg by “tossing” him was charged Monday…
Obituaries
Arnold Theodore William Neubauer
Arnold Theodore William Neubauer died Aug. 25. He was 91. Neubauer was born Jan. 31, 1918, in Sherwood,…