Suquamish News

The following local students were named to the deana s list at the University of Washington for summer quarter 2009.

Ita s that time of year when ShareNet kicks off Neighbor Aid, our annual fund drive in partnership with Community News.

The North Kitsap Boys and Girls Club has existed for several years at the Kingston Middle School, and has expanded to 50 kids.

A 50-year-old Suquamish woman said she met a man through an online dating service who tried to scam her out of money.

Guided trips to the Hansville Greenway, Chico Creek salmon run and the enigmatic Guillemot Cove on the docket for this fall.

On a beach north of Kingston Tuesday, Suquamish Tribe intern Molly Jackson held a freshly netted shiner perch and pointed out where a parasitic copepod had burrowed inside the fish.

Workers from Puget Sound Energy work to free debris from utility lines on Miller Bay Road Saturday after heavy rains brought down a tree.

Kitsap County Health District Director Scott Lindquist will discuss the H1N1 virus and flu season in general in Suquamish Monday evening.

The Greater Kingston Kiwanis Foundation is offering two $2,500 scholarships to graduating high school seniors.

Suquamish Elementary School will host a Scholastic Book Fair from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct.

The works of internationally known, Mexican-born Seattle artist Alfredo Arreguin are on display through Oct.

It is the third time in as many years the YWCA of Kitsap County will host its Arts Alive gala to raise money for its Alternatives to Living In Violent Environments Shelter.

The North Kitsap School District will celebrate the end of seven years of construction projects with a final ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday at North Kitsap High School.

UPDATE: The unveiling of the Blaze sculpture, scheduled for Oct. 3, has been canceled so fire department personnel can attend the memorial services for former fire commissioner Gerald R. Orr.

Officers from several law enforcement agencies tracked a man who had outstanding arrest warrants through a yard, woods and into Puget Sound before apprehending him late Friday afternoon.

Jeremy Deiter shows the signs of his distress at age 32. "Do you see the hair?" the Poulsbo resident said Tuesday, half-joking. "It's graying." He is sitting in Sound Works Job Center , a no-fee job placement center located in a tiny, one-room space.

Rough-housing with the kids escalated Sunday when a husband choked his wife. Kitsap County sheriff's deputies were called to the house on the 6000 block of NE Wee Wun Way, Suquamish, for a domestic assault.

I noticed this week, for the first time, that a patch of leaves on a tree in our yard had turned from green toward yellow.

Go to the mobile version of Kitsapsun.com. North Kitsap Web Search powered by YAHOO! Code 911 By Kitsap Sun staff Monday, September 14, 2009 SUQUAMISH - A 35-year-old Suquamish man was arrested Sunday night for allegedly choking his wife after an argument, according to Kitsap County sheriff's deputies.

POULSBO AMERICANA MUSIC FESTIVAL: Will be from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 12 at Raab Park in Poulsbo.