Sports
Sports briefs, Feb. 27
Panthers top Klahowya The Poulsbo Middle School girls basketball team beat Klahowya 48-43 Monday. The Panthers were led…
Sports
North Kitsap girls season ends in sub-district playoffs
OLYMPIA — The North Kitsap girls basketball team saw their season come to an end Monday in a…
News
Gas station owners soak up cost of ethanol switch
NORTH END — It’s near time 85 percent of gasoline consumed across the state contains 10 percent ethanol. Senate…
News
Calendar, Feb. 27
FRIDAY WINTER RUMMAGE SALE: Suquamish United Church of Christ will host a winter rummage sale from 9 a.m.…
Opinion
Just Jack: Veterans’ assistance are benefits earned, not a handout
Each year, during legislative session and in the nations capital, a level of concern is demonstrated about the…
Opinion
Torrens Talk: Corporate titans’ lack of grasp on reality is frustrating
President Obama gave a speech this past week on the economy. One would have to be a hermit…
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor, Feb. 27
Reader feedback It was bound to happen I felt compelled to respond to the editorial in the Feb.…
Opinion
Fireworks should fly high on the Third of July
The community organizers of the Third of July event have thrown in the towel this year. The two,…
News
Port Madison forays into the construction business
SUQUAMISH — One of the North End’s most prominent commercial and economic development entities has broken ground on a…
News
Poulsbo’s new all-way stops set for March 2 activation
POULSBO — Several new all-way stops will be activated throughout Poulsbo’s downtown at the start of next month.…
News
School briefs, Feb. 28
West Sound Academy announces new head of school West Sound Academy this week announced Joe Kennedy as its…
News
North End lacking in crisis, health resources
NORTH END – The test sat waiting on the porcelain back of the toilet. She was sure she…
News
Poulsbo Parks and Rec commissioners: Comp plan is missing something
Two Parks and Rec commissioners dig in when their recommendation doesn't make the cut.
News
“Kites Over Kingston” to fly high again
Kites Over Kingston, sponsored by the Downtown Kingston Association, will take place “rain or shine” on Saturday, March…
News
Kola Kole reaches the century mark
The old schoolhouse at Kola Kole Park has reached an important milestone this year, marking 100 years of…
News
When times get tough, get local
Sean Pickard is optimistic about his new restaurant’s potential despite the current economic situation.
Sports
Vikings disappointed at districts
The Vikings play Franklin Pierce Saturday in a loser-out game at Mt. Tahoma High School in Tacoma.
Life
WHAT GOES ON | Kitsap A&E Calendar for the week Feb. 27-March 5
ARTS & CRAFTS THE f67 CAMERA CLUB: Will be meeting at 7 p.m. March 2 in room 106…
Life
DIG THIS | Moles are tunneling for love
Moles are tunneling all over Kitsap County. Lawns are especially vulnerable. Master Gardeners from all over county have…
Life
Glasswork guided by the motion in the ocean (even in Kingston’s backwoods)
Kingston-by-way-of-Maui artist Jennifer Umphress brings home top honors from annual American Craft industry awards. Jennifer Umphress doesn’t know…