To 40-year Safeway employee Maryann Miller, customers were family
Berezowsky declines to comment, refers all questions to mayor
Why aren’t the presidential debates allowing Gary Johnson of the Libertarian Party and Jill Stein from the Green Party in our presidential debates?
We the people deserve to hear more than the opinions of two presidential candidates.
If you want a cat, keep them inside. We don’t live in the country where land owners need cats to keep rodents away. If my dog roamed the streets and pooped in neighbors’ yards and howled all night, he would eventually be picked up by the Humane Society.
On Sept. 8, the North Kitsap Schools Foundation will hold its annual Dine Out for NK Schools event. I have had the pleasure of organizing this fundraiser for the past five years and I am always inspired by the way our restaurant owners enthusiastically participate, knowing it’s for students.
“Our media is doing its best to have us believe that only two people are running for president,” Ann Brown of Bremerton wrote in a letter to the editor. Brown presents a good argument.
The partnership gives The Doctors Clinic access to all of CHI Franciscan Health’s contracts with insurers, which means better reimbursements. Meanwhile, CHI Franciscan Health acquires The Doctors Clinic’s digital imaging, ambulatory surgery center, and laboratory.
Harrison Medical Center owner CHI Franciscan Health and The Doctors Clinic announced Aug. 31 they are “coming together to enhance patient access and efficiency.”
William E. “Bill” Arness of Poulsbo passed away on Aug. 27. He was 73.
The Kitsap Peninsula has long been a draw to people who have crafted unique lives and livelihoods for themselves. Lynne Ferguson is just such a person, and here on the Kitsap Peninsula she has created a life for herself that allows her to pursue two great passions from her childhood: Native horsemanship and music.
“Blurred Lines” was that controversial song performed by Robin Thicke on rock radio. The lyrics unnerved a lot of listeners because it referenced the line between consensual sex and rape. Now we see another obvious example of how people get that creepy, uncomfortable feeling when they know something is wrong with the situation, but for whatever reason, dismiss concerns about a line of ethics.
For 25 years, the C.A. Thayer was a commanding presence on the waters of Liberty Bay. From 1925-1950, with the exception of World War II service, the 219-foot three-masted schooner and her crew sailed to the Bering Sea, returning to Poulsbo with a hold full of salted cod for the West Coast market. The ship’s presence meant jobs — and that the fishermen were safe at home.
Bill and Barbara Erickson celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Aug. 20 with a gathering at My Girl Drive-In Museum in Kingston.
Candidates for OSPI chief in Poulsbo on Sept. 7; candidate forums scheduled across the water; social justice groups forum on Sept. 10
In all due respect, many of us share the same feeling about where we might live after leaving our homes. There is, however, some information about Central Highland Builders’ proposal which might not be understood.
There are times when experience is simply the most important factor in a decision; understanding the complexity of Kitsap County government is such a time. Charlotte Garrido brings that experience to her current position as Kitsap County commissioner.
As confidence grows in Smarter Balanced, an assessment of each test’s value as a measurement tool still makes sense.
Was Liberty Bay ever officially named? Yes. And that’s where the story gets interesting …
Julie B. Pietz June 27, 1969 – Aug. 28, 2016 Julie Bruce Pietz died Aug. 28, 2016, after a hard…
