POULSBO — Inside its gates Sub Base Bangor recently celebrated the arrival of its D-5 nuclear submarine missiles. Outside the gates it was anything but a joyous occasion.
POULSBO — The rising cost of health care is something that’s hitting most Washingtonians in the pocketbooks, but for the city of Poulsbo that impact will be much larger than most would like.
HANSVILLE — The event that’s been touted as the largest true rummage sale in Kitsap County will open its doors again this weekend.
INDIANOLA — Residents won’t have to worry about stormwater flooding and erosion onto the beach in about two months, thanks to the Kitsap County Public Works.
KINGSTON — The days of steam engines and familiar vessels will be back for a visit this weekend, reinstating the spark of the old lifestyle that prevailed during the days of Puget Sound’s historic Mosquito Fleet.
POULSBO — For children with autism, cerebral palsy, or Down syndrome, it can be a struggle just to walk or speak. One new business in Poulsbo is trying to lessen that struggle for children in North Kitsap.
POULSBO — Great-great-grandmother, seamstress, chocoholic… And soon Gertrude Beebe will have another title to add to the list — centenarian.
BREMERTON — The North Kitsap girls’ basketball summer league team got three wins in one day and ended up taking third place in the Olympic College Girls Basketball Summer League Tournament last weekend.
ROCK SPRINGS, WYO. — North Kitsap suffered their first loss of the Babe Ruth 15-year-old regional tournament on Monday — but they’re still two wins from the World Series.
All the kids called me ‘Godzilla’
Bill Reynolds, Pat Richards and Laurie Lewis are all searching for something they hope to find before its too late. Before their residents pass away or vital materials are destroyed or unknowingly thrown away. They want help finding the one thing that evolves every day.
POULSBO — Stanley Thomas used to be quite the ballroom dancer in his day. Now in his 90s, he said he didn’t know if his legs would hold out for a dance, but when Sandy Jackson urged him to pick a song — he didn’t hesitate.
KINGSTON — There were a lot of sad and upset souls in Kingston after the second round of trees were vandalized last weekend.
PORT GAMBLE — It’s a quiet small town, perfectly manicured and well-kept. But three days out of the year, it breaks out on the map with regional artists, crafters and musicians, entertaining the eyes and ears of those that show up to eat, shop and enjoy the results of creative musings from within the region.
POULSBO — Talk to Craig and Cindy Smith and it won’t be long before the conversation naturally drifts to movies.
POULSBO — Mark Nazarino is hoping that Sunday-morning ferry commuters don’t get an unpleasant surprise later this year.
POULSBO — What seemed like an impossibility just six months ago is finally coming true as the city will soon move into mediation over its long-running library furnishing issue.
POULSBO — Schools are usually quiet in the summertime, but there have been two noisy exceptions this summer.
HOOD CANAL — Mother Nature wasn’t very nice to the clams of north Hood Canal this past winter, causing nearly half of this year’s crop to die off, according to the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission.
POULSBO — FTD’s motto is, “Say it with flowers.” But in Poulsbo it’s, “Say it with a tree.”
