POULSBO — After four years of working on a lasting and cost-effective technology solution for city business, Central Services Manager Dennis Bouffiou said he’s now starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
POULSBO — Jenne Jones is going to state … again.
POULSBO — Clinical social worker Peggy Aronson realizes that often the only barrier keeping people from seeking help lies in the word “psychotherapy.”
INDIANOLA — Commuters in the Indianola neighborhood now have more opportunities to get to and from the North Kitsap Ferries during rush hour.
TACOMA — Wrestlers aren’t normally prone to displays of affection, but a few hours into Friday night’s 4A Region III Championships, North Kitsap’s Clark Hutchman and Leo Pendergraft greeted each other with a joyful cross between a chest bump and a hug.
KINGSTON — With all the new developments taking place within the next few years on Apple Tree Cove, environmental supporters in Kingston are making sure the community’s rich natural habitats are preserved and maintained in a healthy manner that will allow them to be appreciated by residents.
KINGSTON — Gordon Elementary added splashes of color to its school year this week as the school’s students participated in “Art Days.” The two-day event drew Options and Gordon students together to prepare decorations for the annual Spring Fling auction, while giving everyone a groovy T-shirt.
POULSBO — A proposal to build a four-plex that raised concerns in a single-family neighborhood was approved by the city council this week.
As a sophomore, one of North Kitsap’s most talented wrestlers was wild and undisciplined. Then his coaches took him to school.
Ernest Hemingway once said, “When people talk, listen completely. Most people never listen.”
KINGSTON — The leaders of three major projects in the Little City by the Bay will be meeting with the community to discuss their plans for the future.
POULSBO — It all began 20 years ago in the shoe department of the downtown Seattle Nordstrom’s.
SUQUAMISH — Looking into the sunny Friday afternoon sky, Executive Director for the Suquamish Tribe Wayne George couldn’t believe what he was seeing.
OLYMPIA — Hundreds of West Sound wrestlers learned the difficulties of surviving the Narrows League sub-regional tournament last weekend.
POULSBO — After enduring a spending freeze and deeply trimming the 2003 budget, the city got a better idea of its financial standing last week with the announcement of 2002 carryover money.
POULSBO — The kickoff event for the North Kitsap Relay for Life was a night that could easily stand as a microcosm of the actual event.
TACOMA — The bleachers were packed and the windows were fogged at Foss High School’s unseasonably warm aquatic center for last weekend’s West Central District III boys swimming tournament.
Anyone made a ferry trip to Seattle lately? It’s getting to be quite the frightening experience, what with a machine gun-toting boat watching the stern and all.
POULSBO — It used to be a place where people gathered to talk business, politics, and even play a little dice or have a beer.
Saying good-bye to Hazel and Joseph
