Dear Rob and Joe, Because Dan Lurie and I were assigned to write dueling columns based on our rip-roaring whirlwind trip through the classic city of Las Vegas, we would like to be considered for accommodation and travel compensation for our trip, as it could be thought of as a “working vacation.” Thank you.
BREMERTON — The lights of Paris, beautiful French music and a chorus line of the Poulsbo Vikings were among the sights at the 2003 Miss Poulsbo/Miss Kitsap Pageant.
One thing was certain during my first-ever trip to Las Vegas last weekend: I wasn’t going to come down with scurvy.
SUQUAMISH — Nearly one year after forming the Suquamish Olalla Neighbors Group, members are satisfied with the results of creating more communication between the tribe and its neighbors in Suquamish.
POULSBO — North Kitsap Head Coach Steve Frease compares the beginning of the baseball season to Christmas morning.
POULSBO — In the midst of a claustrophobic beginning last year, Head Coach Trish Olson saw hope for the Vikings’ tennis team.
We were surprised this week when Viking Fest Corporation informed the city that there would be no big booms at this year’s celebration of Norwegian Constitution Day. But not entirely.
POULSBO — When the North Kitsap Herald arrives on Poulsbo resident Muriel Williams’ doorstep, it’s more than just newsprint and ink to her.
POULSBO — A tiff with the City of Poulsbo nearly two years ago and tough times fund-raising are blamed for a recent announcement that Viking Fest 2003 will likely not include fireworks.
KINGSTON — Students of the North Kitsap Options program were taking steps in unexpected ways Thursday morning.
In so many ways one is blessed by little miracles.
Erling “Bub” Olsen never gave up on his dreams. There’s something to be said about that in today’s society. Something to be learned.
POULSBO — As a man who’s used to doing things for others, Erling “Bub” Olsen seemed flabbergasted as the audience not once, but twice gave him a standing ovation after he received the rank of Eagle Scout.
POULSBO — For Poulsbo Parks and Recreation, spring means new programs and a new attitude.
POULSBO — Former Poulsbo resident Barbara Parker-Waaga wears a button bearing a picture of her daughter Tracy wherever she goes.
POULSBO — A local parent and musician will try to uncode one of the piano’s trickiest puzzles this weekend.
POULSBO — This season, the North Kitsap High School soccer players may have a better chance of surprising the rest of the Narrows League than they’ll have of surprising each other.
POULSBO — The city council this week threw its support behind ballot proposition that would raise sales tax while lowering property taxes.
KINGSTON — Kingston resident Ricky Arthur Roberts’ recent arrest for possessing child pornography wasn’t his first run-in with federal authorities.
SUQUAMISH — The blue-tongued lizard’s name was Sweet Pea. The snapping turtle was called Roxanne. And the albino python was dubbed Baby.
