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Neighbors tried to save injured dog | North Kitsap Letters to the Editor
On Friday, July 11, our dog Maggie was hit by a car just off Pioneer Way and Canyon Road NW. We do not know who hit her but we are hoping that this letter reaches those who hit Maggie and nearby...
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Vaccines can be harmful
I am a stay-at-home mom who has two children with autism spectrum disorders, the older was diagnosed with Pervasive Development Disorder and the younger with Autism Spectrum Disorder. I believe they...
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Supports Elliott for Port of Kingston
With extensive community, business and public administration experience, Walt Elliott is the most qualified person to become a Kingston port commissioner.
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Support SoundRunner passenger ferry
I write this to urge support of Kingston’s foot ferry. Take the SoundRunner to Seattle every first Thursday. Leave Kingston at 11 a.m. and return at 5:20 p.m. As of Sept. 1, the coffee is free. Let’s...
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Supports Kirschner for Kingston Port Commission
The state Legislature has expressly authorized port districts in this state to do much more than operate marinas. Among other things, port districts can be a vehicle for fostering job training, tourism...
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Passage is paid for by taxpayers
The abandonment of a working culvert in the crossing of the tide flat in Kingston is well under way. The bypass route has been opened and excavation has begun.
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Spraying herbicide is unnecessary
On Friday, Aug. 26, while walking my dog on Benchmark Road in Sterling Highlands in Hansville, I noticed a Kitsap County truck spraying a herbicide on the side of the road.
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Sequim woman wins Mustang
We have a winner for the 1965 red Mustang. It is M. Cox of Sequim. The Coxes took possession of their new car at the once-a-month evening meeting of Greater Kingston Kiwanis, Sept. 8 at the Kingston...
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Fall Rummage Sale a big success
The 2012 Kingston High School Grad Night Committee thanks the extraordinary North Kitsap community, and Tom Waggoner of Kingston Lumber, for making our Fall Rummage Sale a huge success.
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Kingston Middle School students promoting a positive school culture
On Oct. 14, our student body leaders sponsored and led a powerful assembly geared toward building greater levels of empathy in our students. We are a proud community here at Kingston Middle School, and...
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