A timer malfunction led to smokey peanuts and a visit from the fire department at CB’s Nuts.
Poulsbo Mayor Becky Erickson and City Engineer Andrzej Kasiniak have been removed from influence over the city’s Noll Road project because of potential conflicts of interest.
Mark your calendars for May 2, the first of what is hoped to be many Independent Bookstore Days in Kitsap, and the nation.
Pints and Needles isn’t your average tea-and-yarn gathering. The monthly convergence at Bremerton’s Der Blokken Brewery garners knitting, crocheting and needlepoint enthusiasts and others who settle in for a night of cocktails and crochet, nightcaps and needle points and brews until it’s time to bind off.
Poulsbo’s ospreys are returning to the area. And volunteers are eagerly watching to see if they nest where they’ve encouraged them to
As winter ends, many Washington communities are on alert for coming drought conditions. Kitsap, however, is not likely to be one of those communities.
Poulsbo welcomed its latest advancement in public transit March 31 with the groundbreaking for Kitsap Transit’s newest center.
Mayor’s position also considered for paid vacation and sick leave
A used car sale went bad March 26, after the car caught fire during a test drive with a prospective buyer
The City of Poulsbo has authored a letter aimed at Washington State legislators in support of House Bill 1917.
“These will be the parents for the oysters aimed at central (Puget) Sound.”
Police Chief Townsend: “I usually try to remind people to make sure they are locking their cars and taking their valuables out in the spring, because as the weather gets nicer, more bad guys are out prowling cars, etcetera.”
Inaugural Viking Tour cycling event planned for 2015 Viking Fest, with three routes offered up to 65 miles. It will be the first locally organized event of its kind.
Downtown Poulsbo’s Kvelstad Pavilion will be renamed the Austin-Kvelstad Pavilion.
The Poulsbo City Council has approved a plan to place a police officer in North Kitsap schools.
Little Valley field will become a pump track for bikes, but the Diamond Dusters softball league that was vying for the site didn’t walked away empty handed.
A group of residents has proposed renaming Kvelstad Pavilion in honor of Bill Austin.
The bill has proved controversial, creating a debate between transparency in government, and what can be reasonably provided. It also questions if the tapes should be available given the rights of victims displayed on them.
The Port of Poulsbo has spoken plenty about increasing the number of boat slips for liveaboards for more than a year. Now it’s putting money toward the effort. The port’s three-member commission approved funding for its permit application fees with the City of Poulsbo, March 5. The money will go toward permit fees as the city considers the port’s request.
A Sonic Drive-In has been expected in Poulsbo ever since its construction was announced in March 2014. But progress on the new fast-food restaurant was stalled as the city’s permitting process continued and changes were made in the construction plan.
Silver City Brewery produces Sieben Brau, the official beer of the Seattle Beer Week.
Alaska’s top off-road racers are from Poulsbo, Kingston
Port of Poulsbo commission held a public hearing for increasing the number of liveaboard residents downtown.
