I note that the North Kitsap Herald and Kingston Community News have basically run the same story four times:
POULSBO — Pamela Bellesen, artist and owner of Wide Mouth Frog Designs, has spent nearly 20 years cultivating her business.
In October, Kitsap County saw record-breaking rainfall, and the storms and power outages of 2016 are expected again this winter.
POULSBO — Many people contributed to the restoration of the Poulsbo Cemetery: city Public Works employees, the Friends of Poulsbo…
PORT ORCHARD — Recognizing that the affordable housing crisis in Kitsap County has no short-term solution, the county has turned…
KINGSTON — Producing a play is a lot of work. But producing a musical is even harder. From set design,…
POULSBO — With the state football championships on the rise, there’s no room for losers.
Even social services work can become routine on some days.
Actor Tatanka Means shares the power of positive thinking, and living, with Kingston students
Patricia Guerra April 13, 1934 – Oct. 27, 2016 Patricia Louise Guerra was born in Long Beach, California on April…
For the third time in the last eight months, the stretch of Highway 305 between Hostmark Street and Lincoln Road was the scene of a vehicle collision — and this time it involved a school bus with 48 children.
Melvin Everett Ingles Sept. 17, 1927 – Oct. 25, 2016 Melvin E. Ingles was born Sept. 17, 1927 in St….
Kevin C. Fredericksen Dec. 2, 1958 – Oct. 25, 2016 After a heroic battle with cancer, Kevin Conrad Fredericksen died…
We endorse the Port of Poulsbo’s annexation proposal on the Nov. 8 ballot, but not because of the alarmist slogans on signs put up by supporters (“Save Liberty Bay!” “Save the Marina!”). We support the measure because it’s fair.
Lt. Col. Lillian Hagener Bell Jan. 10, 1928 – Oct. 23, 2016 Lt. Col. Lillian “Lil” Hagener Bell of Oceanside,…
Trump’s ideas on law and order and nuclear proliferation, arming Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia with nukes, are dangerous and deadly proposals for change.
Trump’s ideas on law and order and nuclear proliferation, arming Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia with nukes, are dangerous and deadly proposals for change.
They are at it again. Vote “no” on Port of Poulsbo’s annexation. This is not about citizens’ participation; it’s taking more property rights and money from you.
Once again, the Port of Poulsbo commissioners are attempting to expand their tax base to include the greater surrounding Poulsbo area. Silently operating under the radar, the commissioners have published a touchy-feely “Argument for Port Expansion,” expressed in the voter guide under Ballot Measures — “Port of Poulsbo Proposition No. 1.”
I am writing to specifically thank the dozen or so members of the Poulsbo community who came out for the Port of Poulsbo’s Town Hall meeting at City Hall on a wet Friday night to discuss the port’s “enlargement initiative” on the November ballot. I, along with commissioners Rutledge and DeSalvo, fielded questions and explained our perspectives.
