Kingston News

One former Kingston resident is inspiring local elementary students, quilters and everyone in between to get involved with international aid.

A Keyport man who federal authorities say was involved in the international cocaine trade was sentenced to 10 years in prison Wednesday in United States District Court.

This weekend, Coldnote will be playing four shows in three days across the North End: Thursday in Suquamish, kicking off the Clearwater Casino's outdoor concert series Performances at the Passage; Friday, at the Portside Pub for Third of July in downtown Poulsbo; a set on the main stage at Kingston's Fourth of July celebration Saturday afternoon ...

Posted by: City of Bellingham, Whatcom Co, Lummi Nation Phone: 360-738-8899 Email: Website: Coast Salish Day this year will be held Saturday, July 18th from 11 am to 5 pm at Boulevard Park in Fairhaven.

This year a bright blue classic 1966 Mustang has been the center of attention at events all around Kingston.

Fanny, where have you gone? Some folks say you're winning poker tournaments in Vegas; others swear you're riding across America on a Harley with your twenty-something bimboy on the back.

When you enter the Kingston Art Gallery in July you will be assailed by the natural beauty in Winnie Rich's paintings.

Outdoors YAHOO! Outdoors In case you missed it: summer is officially here. Stay cool, dudes and dudettes.

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Local students graduate from UW The following local students received bachelor's degrees from the University of Washington this month.

Al Ardon, an IT expert and professional consultant, has opened a new business in Kingston, Al Ardon IT Strategies Inc.

Poulsbo Running owners host summer-long series of distance running events on the old logging roads near Port Gamble.

Lynette George is raising money to hang banners on street poles in Kingston, Belfair and Bainbridge Island.

Candidates filed with the Kitsap County Auditor's office last week for upcoming races in North Kitsap.

Student heads to National History Day competition Sean Brislin, a sixth-grade student at Kingston Middle School, will travel to Washington, D.C., June 15 to observe the National History Day competition.

Workers put some of the final touches on the Hood Canal bridge on Tuesday. The bridge is expected to open this week, perhaps as early as Wednesday night or Thursday morning.

A car collision is blocking the eastbound lane of State Route 104 near Barber Cutoff Road one mile west of the Kingston Ferry terminal.

The president of a Port Townsend-based nonprofit organization that helps students find money for college has filed his candidacy for the Port of Port Townsend commissioners seat held by Quilcene's Herb Beck for more than 30 years.

Today, 3:21 PM UPDATED GHAAC elected officers for the term June 2009-2010, details of which are elsewhere in the Kingston Community News.

A 22-year-old Kingston man was taken to Harrison Medical Center on Tuesday after a reported brawl on the Kingston waterfront.