Kingston News

ABUNDANT LIVING: The Rev June Miller will present Abundant Living, a workshop that will awaken your potential for abundance, will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov.

Supporters of Kingston's planned Village Green community center are taking their vision for a new park district to the streets this month.

In the long-range plan he presented to the Kitsap Transit Board of Directors Tuesday, Executive Director Richard Hayes envisions creating a separate transit agency that will focus on passenger-only ferries and Bus Rapid Transit .

A With an American flag and a shotgun slung across his back, Pat Momany spent Wednesday walking around Poulsbo.

Below the surface of Puget Sound, hundreds of abandoned fish nets are still reaping a harvest.

The NYT has a good piece today about a the federal government's Trojan Horse bill to fund needle exchanges.

YAHOO! By Ed Friedrich Wednesday, November 11, 2009 NORTH KITSAP - Kingston-area ferry riders worry that a vehicle reservation system might squeeze them off the boats and crimp their spontaneity.

" Sporting a ballcap and a five o'clock shadow just before noon on Wednesday, Cameron Healey, a Seattle-area resident stared, enraptured by the choices in front of him.

YAHOO! By Ed Friedrich Sunday, November 8, 2009 KINGSTON - Families returning from weekend trips to the Olympic Peninsula might someday drive straight to the Kingston ferry dock instead of waiting hours along the side of Highway 104.

By Kitsap Sun staff Originally published 04:36 p.m., November 7, 2009 Updated 04:36 p.m., November 7, 2009 It was a historic day for high school cross country runners from West Sound.

The Smith Act; Executive Order No. 9066; Order 68. These three acts greatly affected the eight Japanese families living in Kingston in 1942.

" It could be called the turn lane to nowhere. On Miller Bay Road south of Kingston, the recently constructed lane veers east and ends abruptly in a dirt parking lot beside an abandoned building.

We apologize to anyone who might have come by to see the unveiling of the Blaze statue on Oct.

Go to the mobile version of Kitsapsun.com. Web Search powered by YAHOO! Kingston's Arborwood Development Approved By Brynn Grimley Monday, November 2, 2009 KINGSTON - It took 20 years, but the Olympic Property Group is finally moving forward with a large housing development it has planned for Kingston.

Rotary clubs, like Kingston Rotary, come in all sizes. The Seattle Rotary Club has hundreds of members and is so large that it needs to meet in a hotel ballroom.

The Pacific County sheriff's office says a body washed ashore on the Long Beach Peninsula near Ocean Park.

Repairs on the Steilacoom II were completed and the ferry resumed today with a 6:30 a.m. departure from Port Townsend to Keystone.

New York City has no shortage of terrified young people with no idea who they are.

Investigators have found more remnants of a sail boat that crashed off the coast in Grays Harbor County, killing a Kingston woman.

North Kitsap YAHOO! Commissioner Criticizes Update of Plan for Kingston By Brynn Grimley Thursday, October 29, 2009 KINGSTON - A recently concluded community planning effort for Kingston has the support of the Kitsap County Planning Commission, which recommended it for approval by the county commissioners.