Old Man House State Park has been a powder keg topic ever since the Suquamish Tribe and the Friends both started arguing over who should obtain ownership.
POULSBO — Procedural bickering continued this week over the recent appointment of the city’s new finance director.
KINGSTON — Those wanting to hit around some balls on the West Kingston Road tennis courts this summer may find difficulty in accessing the facility at certain times.
POULSBO — While most coffee drinkers just want their favorite beverage to wake them up in the morning, Stacy Marshall hopes people who drink her blends will realize they are also helping the world become a better place.
The Washington State Ferries have selected two vendors to provide food service on four cross-Sound routes. This represents the first time since the 1960s that ferry food will be supplied by locally-owned companies, said representatives from WSF.
KINGSTON — While Aqua Express waits for a decision from Olympia, it and other supporters are working quickly to help float long-awaited foot ferries from Kingston to Seattle this fall.
BREMERTON — Two years ago, Kingston’s Canon Henness took the stage and was crowned Miss Kingston.
POULSBO — Amid pressure from the school district and even congressman Jay Inslee (D-Bainbridge Island), the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has stepped up efforts to have a final analysis completed on the proposed Kingston High School site by July 16.
Some say that you can tell the caliber of a person, or group by the company they keep. If this statement is true, folks involved with the Miss Poulsbo Pageant are definitely soaring high.
POULSBO — For one week in the spring, a few elementary students had a chance to romp through mountain trails, kayak the waters of Liberty Bay and learn the basics of mountain climbing.
SILVERDALE — Doug Kitchens wants to form a partnership with the constituents of the 23rd District by taking their concerns, ideas and issues and working on them as their senator in Olympia.
POULSBO — Being a stay-at-home mom is something Poulsbo resident Jessica Mauk sees as a blessing.
HANSVILLE — After nearly a year of meetings, discussions, research, demonstrations and more discussions, the community of Hansville now has a location for emergency generators, should a cold snap hit the area next winter.
Break out the shorts and garden spades because spring has sprung and summer’s right around the corner.
KINGSTON — A multi-sport athlete at North Kitsap High School in the early ‘90s, Brad Haley had not yet discovered the sport that would envelop him like none other.
POULSBO — Back in 1998, Baseball coach Steve Frease enjoyed his best year as North’s skipper, going 22-2 and making it as far as the regionals in the post-season.
KINGSTON — A furry friend who often greeted commuters who drove by the ferry terminal tollbooths in the Little City by the Sea has found another place to hang out.
BREMERTON — Military personnel. Teachers. College students. A pastor. Even a mayor.
POULSBO — For the second time in less than a year, a current city staff member has been tapped to fill a department head vacancy.
PORT GAMBLE — If the gorgeous weather and steady crowds at the Port Gamble Sunday Market April 4 were any indication of how this year’s market season will be, the vendors are in for a very good year.
