POULSBO — Below is a schedule of changes and closures that are expected across North Kitsap around the New Year’s holida
POULSBO — Even with rigorous academics and Division 1 athletics filling the schedule of Cornell University freshman and Poulsbo native Kolby Hoover, …
funds, tummies will be filled with food this holiday season and non-profit organizations will have an extra boost of financial support next year.
DRIFTWOOD KEY — It started with a simple request for oranges and candy.
SUQUAMISH — Regulars of the old Seaview Chinese Restaurant have a new menu to choose from and new folks to meet.
POULSBO — New documents governing development at the Olhava site are expected to be before the city council in early 2004.
POULSBO — Solid scores from North Kitsap’s experienced and youthful gymnasts alike led the way to a Viking win Saturday against Olympia.
POULSBO — After the biggest year in its 36-year history, Fishline staff and volunteers say they’re grateful for the generosity of the community but they hope the support will continue into 2004.
POULSBO — The North Kitsap girls basketball team played a focused and determined game for three quarters against Gig Harbor Wednesday night. The problem, of course, is that basketball games last four.
POULSBO — Higher education has finally arrived in North Kitsap — at least for 500 students.
POULSBO — One of Dr. Seuss’ famous characters was known for saying, “I am the Lorax, I speak for the trees.”
POULSBO — Below is a list of schedule changes and closures expected across North Kitsap around the Christmas holiday. All closures are on Dec. 25 and reopen on Dec. 26 unless otherwise noted.
It’s been a very long wait. One that has been marked by some 10 years of planning battles, political struggles, resignations, turnover and a whole lot of change. But when the dust (or is it mud) clears at Olhava early next year, Poulsbo will finally have its own branch of Olympic College.
POULSBO — An award of more than $173,000 in grant money is the icing on the cake for recent work to revamp and remodel the Hostmark Apartments.
While major county road projects will not be impacting North End traffic next year, the Kitsap County Public Works staff is hoping to improve area traffic flows within the area during the following six years.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year and we’re hoping to carry on the spirit well into 2004.
POULSBO — North Kitsap High, Poulsbo Elementary and Poulsbo Junior High schools and the NK pool/auditorium will soon become part of a larger complex known as the “North Kitsap Regional Center”…
PORT GAMBLE — While gray clouds and blustery winds blew through Port Gamble last weekend, it didn’t shy people away from enjoying the historic town’s holiday spirit.
FEDERAL WAY — Jacklene Salwei and Jeffrey Reeves are the first two NK Piranhas Club swimmers to qualify for Sectionals next March, thanks to strong finishes last weekend at the Pacific Northwest Short Course Championships.
POULSBO — As parents are signing their children up for music, sports and art lessons in the coming months, the trainers at Painted Valley Farm hope they’ll also consider another extracurricular option.
