NORTH KITSAP — The following is a list of some of the Holy Week and Easter services taking place in North Kitsap. All events take place at their respective house of worship unless otherwise noted.
KINGSTON — For the Kingston Cavaliers girls’ basketball team, it was a season of firsts.
KINGSTON — When you know it, you know it— the right job, the right house and the right hobby, such as spending your life striving to create the perfect motorcycle for yourself and others.
POULSBO — Despite an Aug. 27 EPA report date and uncertainty with receiving county site permits, the North Kitsap School Board is full-steam ahead in building a new high school off West Kingston Road.
KINGSTON — While serving in the United States Army in the late ‘80s, Kingston junior high coach Tony Chisholm was a chemical specialist, a sergeant working in a reconnaissance unit.
The current North End County Commissioner has decided to seek reelection this November.
POULSBO — For the second year in a row, the Miss Poulsbo Organization will have two crowns up for grabs at an April 10 pageant.
Members of the arts committee for the North Kitsap Arts & Crafts Festival organization are looking for a piece of work that will attract the artistic and artistically-interested to this years’ festival in Port Gamble.
POULSBO — The Poulsbo Fire Department responded to an early morning electrical fire March 26 that could have done more damage had it not been for an alert resident.
POULSBO — After considering a new position, State Representative Beverly Woods of Poulsbo has decided to seek re-election in her 23rd District Position 2 seat.
KINGSTON — The contracts have been drawn up, the papers have been signed and now the engineers of the passenger-only ferry effort have rolled up their sleeves to dive into the details of bringing fast boats to Kingston.
POULSBO — The Greater Poulsbo Chamber of Commerce marks its golden anniversary this year.
POULSBO — One stretch of State Route 3 is known as much for its high-speed accidents as it is for its parking lot-like conditions.
SUQUAMISH — A well-known Suquamish resident who has been working to incorporate local leadership into his own community during the past year has decided to try and work for the agency that he feels has neglected his own community — the county government.
POULSBO — Rotary International turns 100 this year and Poulsbo/North Kitsap Rotary members figure the best birthday present would be raising $100,000 to support their work.
POULSBO — While the costs of day care can tug at the pockets of parents like a fussy toddler, providers are feeling the same pull with their own operational budgets.
BREMERTON — Sophomore Stephen Duwe scored a match-high 17 points and every Viking golfer improved scores from their previous match as the North Kitsap Vikings golf team narrowly defeated the Olympic Trojans, 50-47 Tuesday.
POULSBO — Underneath the State Route 305 bridge at Bond Road, North Kitsap High School students scoured the banks of Dogfish Creek last Thursday, braving a downpour while examining the life of one of Liberty Bay’s tributaries.
Glad to hear that more than 100 locals attended the Washington State Department of Transportation’s recent discussion concerning Highway 3.
POULSBO — The North Kitsap School Board of Directors gave the final green light to the Polaris Project, North Kitsap’s first attempt at establishing small learning communities for high school students in the area.
