Within the next two months wildlife in the Carpenter Estuary will be able to enjoy a more natural flow of things.
Tonight’s game against the Port Angeles Roughriders will give the Kingston Buccaneers boys basketball team a chance to further distance itself from the competition.
A hallway leading to the Suquamish Education Gymnasium is blocked off by a red curtain. The light illuminated by fluorescent bulbs in the gym is dulled by the curtain, where more than a dozen wrestlers in costumes, and some in masks, wait to be introduced into the ring.
A coach that helped bring a four-year-old baseball program to State every year since it began has bowed out.
State Sen. Christine Rolfes, D-23rd District, knows funding for education in Washington is inadequate, says this is the “new normal”
Twelve photos are pinned to a cork board inside the bathroom of The Flying Pickle. The board, dubbed “Wall of Shame,” captures the final moments of those who failed to finish the Sounder Pounder Challenge offered at the newly established restaurant.
Work that began in the summer for Suquamish Tribe administration has paid off for the North Kitsap School District. The $85,400 was a “directed giving,” according to a memorandum from Forsman to school board president Val Torrens. The Suquamish Tribal Council approved the donation.
POULSBO — From campaign to election, Scott Henden’s priorities have remained the same: the budget and superintendent search. Henden defeated Val Torrens Tuesday for North Kitsap School Board District 4.
Walt Elliott was elected Tuesday to the Kingston Port Commission, succeeding Tom Coultas, who was ousted in the Aug. 16 primary. With 1,441 ballots counted Tuesday, Elliott received 883 votes to Jerry Kirschner’s 548.
Walt Elliott was elected Tuesday to the Kingston Port Commission, succeeding Tom Coultas, who was ousted in the Aug. 16 primary. With 1,441 ballots counted Tuesday, Elliott received 883 votes to Jerry Kirschner’s 548.
Kitsap County voters overwhelmingly rejected Prop. 1, the Veterans and Human Services Levy, Tuesday. With 25,000 ballots left to county Tuesday night, the measured received the support of 17,998 voters, but was rejected by 28,284.
Businessman Scott Henden defeated Val Torrens Tuesday for North Kitsap School Board District 4. With 9,158 ballots counted Tuesday, Henden received 4,936 votes to Torrens’ 4,160.
It will be one year ago Wednesday that the Archbishop Murphy Wildcats defeated the North Kitsap Vikings in the first round of the 2010 2A Girls Soccer Championships.
The Vikings hope to write a new history.
The Kingston Buccaneers’ playoff series ended after their first game Friday night. The Steilacoom Sentinels defeated the Bucs at North Kitsap High School Stadium 38-17. The Sentinels go on to play the Othello Huskies next week. The Bucs retire their uniforms until the 2012-13 season.
The Kingston High School Buccaneers may remember their last encounter with the Steilacoom Sentinels best for an ill-fated two-point conversion attempt.
LOS ANGELES — Paulyna Garcia Aceves, Kingston High School Class of 2011, has been awarded a one-year scholarship at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising.
The North Kitsap High School girls soccer team did not spring up overnight.
For three years, until 1981, Craig Smith attended North Kitsap School Board meetings, rallying for the board to adopt a girls soccer program. Finally, instead of delaying the vote for two weeks, the board adopted the program into the district.
Come Nov. 8, Kingston will have a new port commissioner.Some 4,069 ballots were mailed to Kingston Port District voters for the general election, according to the Kitsap County Auditor Elections Office. Ballots can be dropped into the 24-hour box at Poulsbo Fire Station, 911 NE Liberty Road, Poulsbo, until 8 p.m. Nov. 8. Mailed ballots must be postmarked Nov. 8.
The Buccaneers and North Kitsap Vikings are now tied 5-2 in the Olympic League.
Paulyna Garcia Aceves, a 2011 Kingston High School graduate, won a full-year scholarship to the school for her fashion merchandising entry to the Prom Advice Scholarship Competition, held by the Fashion Institute.
