Poulsbo News

Two Taser shocks were just enough for Poulsbo officers to arrest an alleged burglar Thursday, according to police reports filed in Kitsap County Superior Court.

Heather Reidinger and her friend Bud Price watch the Blue/Gold Star banner as it's placed Sunday afternoon on the corner of Silverdale Way and Bucklin Hill Road in Silvedale.

Tonight a Bremerton family is asking for the public to help solve their mother's murder.

A Once there was a hole in the ground at Third Avenue NE and NE Moe Street. "Now there is something coming up," Poulsbo City Hall Project Manager Richard Potter said on Wednesday, behind him steel and concrete rising into the sky.

A hundred strong, military veterans came to the new Suquamish Community Center on Saturday to give honor - and to receive it - for all who have served their country.

A 25-year-old Marysville man was killed in a crash that hurt five others, including a 1-year-old boy, in Kitsap County.

Poulsbo watercolorist Pam Tempelmayr features the art of the salmon run, in more ways than one.

A Marysville man was killed last night in a two-car crash on state Highway 3 about three miles north of Poulsbo, according to the State Patrol.

Charges have been dismissed against a Poulsbo man accused of setting his neighbor's home and car on fire earlier this year because a court ruled he was not competent to stand trial.

North Kitsap YAHOO! Most Recent Local News By Brynn Grimley Thursday, November 5, 2009 POULSBO - The city of Poulsbo has whittled down a budget deficit once projected at $1.1 million to just $255,330. City leaders did that much by reducing spending and shifting around some of its funds.

Above: Incumbent Poulsbo mayor Kathryn Quade prepares to announce results Tuesday to a gathering of friends at the Northwest Design Center.

In case your Dutch friends have been feeling left out in the Viking City, stop by the Marina Market Nov.

Go to the mobile version of Kitsapsun.com. North Kitsap Web Search powered by YAHOO! Code 911 Fund Established for North Kitsap Family Displaced by Fire By Kitsap Sun staff Sunday, November 8, 2009 NORTH KITSAP - A fund has been established at Timberland Bank of Poulsbo for a family whose home and shed off Clear Creek Road was destroyed by fire ...

In a preliminary vote count released Tuesday evening , incumbent Gillian Gregory had earned 52 percent of the vote in the race the North Kitsap Fire and Rescue Commission's Position 4. With 3,991 votes counted, Gregory had collected 2,079 while challenger D. Scott Henden trailed with 1,881. In the other contested north end race, C. Joyce McClain ...

The 58-year-old, a well-known country musician, was killed before a fire burned her Illahee Shores home to the ground Saturday morning.

Becky Erickson extended her lead over incumbent Mayor Kathryn Quade after another round of vote-counting Thursday, leaving little doubt that Erickson will become the city's new leader.

YAHOO! POULSBO - Harrison Medical Center is no longer planning to build an outpatient cancer center in Poulsbo, citing the economy and competition as reasons for stopping the $14 million project.

Kitsap County's SWAT team is conducting a drill at a house on the corner of Noll Road and Hostmark Avenue today, according to the Kitsap County Sheriff's Office.

Poulsbo Councilwoman Becky Erickson is leading incumbent Mayor Kathryn Quade by about 8.4 percent in the first round of election results released Tuesday night.

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