Newly released data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that the rate of sexually transmitted diseases is on the rise in Washington… Continue reading
The Poulsbo city council held a public hearing last Wednesday to extend an ordinance established back in April that prohibits the development of high risk… Continue reading
The Washington State Board of Health recently passed an emergency ban on the sale of flavored vapor products or any products that can be used… Continue reading
The Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe is one of ten tribes in western Washington receiving grant funds from the U.S. Department of Justice to enhance tribal… Continue reading
Rule takes effect today and will last 120 days
On the business end of the North Kitsap School District’s (NKSD) Sept. 12 meeting, the school board narrowed down legislative priorities it would like to… Continue reading
Group intends to develop strategies and raise awareness of hate crimes and enhance law enforcement
Department of Defense recently released a list of projects that will be cut to fund border wall
New gun laws took effect July 1, but what does that mean for residents?
SUMMER WILDFIRE POTENTIAL
Western Washington to brace for active firefighting season
Kitsap County Public Works will pursue horizontal drains on unstable slope
COLUMNIST
Shoppers’ move online is good business for state’s paper mills
BREMERTON — A deep, fast, athletic Central Kitsap squad had no trouble in the Battle for Bucklin Hill, dispatching its closest rival, Olympic High School,… Continue reading
BREMERTON — Gov. Jay Inslee signed into law May 16 a bill requiring insurance companies that provide birth control coverage to dispense 12 months’ worth… Continue reading
Michael Edward “Mike” Lowry | March 8, 1939-May 1, 2017
POULSBO — Former Gov. Mike Lowry, who died May 1, is being remembered as “an advocate for the environment, fisheries and social justice.” That’s how… Continue reading
