For North Kitsap school board president Catherine Ahl, the fight against charter schools in Washington may finally be over.
KINGSTON — The Kingston Cemetery Association respects the fact that residents bring symbolic and meaningful items to the gravesites of family members and friends, but they would also like to see the grounds kept clean and dignified.
LITTLE BOSTON — As the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe honored those who helped make the first portion of the tribe’s House Of Knowledge campus a reality, the message was clear: the project will forever honor their ancestors while securing education and cultural opportunities for their children.
POULSBO — When Fishline Executive Director Tricia Sullivan says the holidays are coming fast, it’s with a twinge of trepidation rather than a smile.
But of course, anyone might feel the same if they had the task of ensuring 300 North Kitsap families have a happy holidays.
MILLER BAY — When Friends of Miller Bay member Niki Quester was pulling invasive species along Miller Bay Road during one of the group’s work parties last month, she came across a mess of ivy thriving at the base of a large cedar tree.
POULSBO — Democrat Sherry Appleton will be heading back down to Olympia in January, an annual trip she’s made for years to fight for many different causes.
POULSBO — Beverly Woods and Terry Ducheane stood far apart on most issues this election season.
But they did agree this week on one thing — that Nov. 2 was bigger than their race for the 23rd District State Representative, Position 2 seat.
As the first batch of election results started showing up Tuesday evening at The Grange in Silverdale, where local Democrats had gathered to observe the numbers, Kitsap County Commissioner incumbent Chris Endresen (D-Poulsbo) watched with joy as the majority of the votes started to go in her favor.
Public invited to buffet dinner at Sons of Norway.
Fire chief ‘grateful’ for financial help during time of budget constraints.
North Kitsap loses final home contest to unbeaten Shelton, 34-21, in bizarre two-day game.
NKHS hosts 19th annual Holidayfest this weekend.
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Stadium nips Vikes 2-1 to keep North from advancing in the playoffs.
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KINGSTON — The issue was supposed to be about public versus private and safety versus liability.
But it was the unforeseen tribal versus non-tribal idea that ended up extinguishing the issue of banning personal fireworks use in Kitsap County.
Preliminary counts show about 55 percent of Kitsap residents voting “no” and 45 percent voting “yes” on an advisory ballot issue over whether local bans on personal fireworks use should be enacted.
POULSBO — History buffs and wine aficionados have one thing in common.
They both like vintage stuff.
POULSBO — A recent non-decision by the school board regarding sports and extracurricular activities in North Kitsap’s future middle schools sparked a furor that spurred the largest attendance at Thursday’s bi-weekly board meeting in recent memory.
KINGSTON — Looks of astonishment broke out over the sea of students in Gordon Elementary School’s multi-purpose room as the S’Klallam Tribal Dancers moved to the beat of their leader’s drum.
POULSBO — The construction project that has been underway since August at the State Route 305 and George Lane/Agate Pass Business Park intersection is expected to make entering and exiting the highway safer in a few weeks.
At least, that’s what Indianola resident Earl Miller wants to make sure happens.
