POULSBO — Looking outwardly pained, city council member Mike Regis admitted wrongdoing and was publicly censured by his peers last week.
City Councilman Mike Regis is a great guy. When he sought office a few years ago, we heartily endorsed his bid.
POULSBO — A few minutes after the Lady Vikings absorbed a 67-44 loss to Port Angeles, North Kitsap head coach Dan Weedin said, “I feel like we won the game.”
INDIANOLA — Much like Martin Luther King Junior’s dream for civil rights and a non-violent world, people of various races, creeds and ages are still trying to make his dream a reality.
OLYMPIA — As 25,000 teachers and supporters, about 1,500 from Kitsap County, converged on Olympia Tuesday, the mood was cheerful among participants and onlookers, even in the chilly mist.
POULSBO — Now that they’ve got the go ahead on the Nelson Park farmhouse renovation, Bight of Poulsbo members agree that a June 1 deadline is doable.
About 40 years ago, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was sending shockwaves through the world as he led his march on Washington, D.C. and gave the famous “I Have a Dream” speech.
KINGSTON — The only thing missing was a camping tent.
The Stillwaters Environmental Education Center fund-raiser on Sunday night had all the makings for a perfect overnighter in the woods.
POULSBO — A small fire that broke out in the Breidablik Elementary library Monday morning has caused huge problems for the school.
POULSBO — Actions spoke louder than words for First Western Development last week as it filed for a pre-application conference for what will likely be the first major retailer in the Olhava development.
LEMOLO — A chapter in the history of Kitsap County and Fred Hill Materials came to a close Thursday afternoon as the company’s first concrete mixing plant was torn down.
BREMERTON — It would have been a highlight-reel play, courtesy of a highlight-reel player.
POULSBO — For the second meeting in a row, the North Kitsap School Board heard comments about a school-based health clinic that, if approved, would be located at Spectrum Community School.
POULSBO — Jennifer Harris had 24 points, six rebounds, six steals and five assists as she led the North Kitsap girls’ basketball team to their first league win, 68-50 over the Bremerton Knights.
POULSBO — “Oh, I want a little bungalow, where the red, red roses grow,” Al McCrary’s voice flitted through the room of well wishers on his 100th birthday this week.
Is the North Kitsap School District on the verge of realizing its master plan to obliterate any form of communication between students and their parents?
Can you think of a more absurd question?
KINGSTON — When members of Kingston Junior High’s astronomy club travelled to a ‘star party’ in Eastern Washington last year, they were able to peer into telescopes and see swirling constellations, multicolored nebulas and enormous planets.
Next Tuesday will not, or at least should not, be just another day off of school for area students.
POULSBO — If he didn’t believe in the kindness of strangers before, Poulsbo resident Bob Holmes sure does now.
HANSVILLE — It all started with an antique car.
When Seattle resident Sherry Pollard took a ferry across the Sound to attend an antique car show in Port Townsend in the late 1990s, passing through the North Kitsap area reminded her of something familiar — her childhood home in Alaska.
