Kitsap voters oust favored candidates
Today, 12:30 PM · UPDATED
Conventional logic was turned on its head in two Kitsap County political contests during Tuesday night’s primary election, as the perceived front-runners came in third and were disqualified in their respective races. Republican Tim Matthes drew the most votes in the South Kitsap Commissioner's race, followed by Democrat Charlotte Garrido —... more

Winning Kitsap candidates emerge
Aug 19 2008
Early primary results were released just after 8:00 p.m., giving Republican Tim Matthes the majority of the vote, followed by Democrat Charlotte Garrido. If these results hold, Monty Mahan will be eliminated from the race. In the Superior Court Judge race... more

• Kingston Tax Service computers stolen Aug. 12; clients at risk for ID theft
  Aug 19 2008 · UPDATED
• Chinook fishing in marine areas 9 and 10 closes Aug. 15
  Aug 15 2008 · UPDATED
• Help brainstorm ideas to fund North Kitsap pool
  Aug 13 2008 · UPDATED

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Youth football expands to Kingston
Aug 11 2008 · UPDATED
The North Kitsap Pee Wee Association (NKPW) announced it is expanding into Kingston to create a local youth football program. NKPW organizers said Kingston High School Coach Dan Novack has been very supportive and helpful in the process of setting... more

• Kingston Sk8 Rollick | Photo
  Jul 29 2008 · UPDATED
• The Buc Stops Here | Kayla Campbell
  Jul 29 2008 · UPDATED
• Waterborne fun requires safety and education
  Jul 29 2008 · UPDATED

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CVG’s August art show is an eclectic collection
Aug 19 2008
Artist Anna Hoey matches wits with Wanda Garrity’s 3D for an exercise in fine art miscellanea. The showroom assaults me as I walk into Collective Visions to see Wanda Garrity and Anna Hoey’s dual exhibit Eclectic Perspectives. It’s almost difficult... more

• Kingston’s getting its groove on
  Aug 11 2008
• What’s Up Weekend Wrock
  Aug 19 2008
• Finding time to put pen to paper
  Aug 19 2008

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Pet Chat | Stephanie Stebbing
Jul 29 2008 · UPDATED
A word of thanks As I am writing to meet this paper’s deadline, I am also up to my eyebrows in planning and coordinating PAW-Fest. By the time you read this, the event will have passed. I hope the weather was... more

• Is open house a good idea for sellers? | Q&A
  Jul 29 2008 · UPDATED
• Hallock joins Kingston Windermere
  Jul 29 2008 · UPDATED
• New consumer protection law for distressed home owners | Column
  Jul 29 2008 · UPDATED

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What’s going on
Aug 19 2008
ARTS & CRAFTS THE f67 CAMERA CLUB: Will be meeting at 7 p.m. Aug. 18 in room 106 of the art building at Olympic College Bremerton for a special monochrome only print night and workshop. Visitors welcome. Info: www.f67cameraclub.org or call... more

• Puget Sound-to-Hood Canal Trail dedicated Aug. 16
  Aug 11 2008 · UPDATED
• Miss Kingston Taylor Wall reflects on year in role
  Jul 28 2008 · UPDATED
• Esteemed Bainbridge author set to debut new book
  May 30 2008 · UPDATED

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Kingston: where the slugs race and the traffic crawls
Jul 29 2008 · UPDATED
Remember “Where the hell is Kingston, WA”? Back in the 1970s, it was the bumper sticker of choice for proud Kingstonstonians from Streibel’s Corner to Jefferson Beach. A decade or two later, thanks to local historian Harold Osborne, we became... more > more

What a Kingston Fourth of July!
Jul 29 2008 · UPDATED
 The Kingston Fourth of July parade and celebration was a roaring, magnificent success! The 2008 Ball Race sponsored by the Kingston Revitalization Association (KRA) was one of the centerpieces of the celebration again this year. We don’t know how to... more

• Vaccines can be harmful
  Jul 28 2008
• Neighbors tried to save injured dog | North Kitsap Letters to the Editor
  Jul 28 2008

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