Poulsbo News

' It's lunchtime and finally sunny. A jaunt into nature's bounty is an ideal way to spend a free hour, but with cars, concrete and buildings all around, reaching the great outdoors no longer appears to be a ...

Courtesy Photo Caleb Start finished 11th at nationals last year, competing at Loretta Lynn's Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tenn.

' The start of July marks the midpoint in Poulsbo's centennial celebration, meaning the starred year is now halfway complete.

Authorities, in cooperation with the U.S. Marshals Service, arrested a 50-year-old Poulsbo man on a warrant out of Pierce County for failing to register as a sex offender.

' Noon tomorrow will signal the start once again of a uniquely Poulsbo celebration: the Third of July.

' Rosario's Salon nail technician Sue Keefe knows just what she wants when it comes to downtown Poulsbo.

Thieves made off with an array of firearms in two apparently unrelated Thursday burglaries in the Poulsbo area.

' The city of Poulsbo is optimistically crunching the numbers on a new city hall at Third Avenue and Moe Street, even as the project's price tag nears $17 million.

A 33-year-old Level 3 sex offender will be living in the 25000 block of Pioneer Way NW in Poulsbo.

MUSICIANS ARE INVITED: To share their talents by participating in the Bainbridge Island 2008 Summer Studio Tour Aug.

Amanda Gibbs of Leavenworth works on a mural at Aspen Suites Condominiums at Icicle Village Resort in Leavenworth on Monday afternoon as guests Betty and Ernie Wanzer of Allyn, Wash., stop to watch.

Kitsap Transit will tap money for improving low-income areas to help buy two passenger-only ferries.

' With drastically increasing gasoline prices, gas station owners must be raking in the dough.

Paving along Highway 305 in Poulsbo could wrap up this week, signaling a major milestone in the completion of the highway widening through town, officials said.

The United States Interagency Council on Homelessness selected State Rep. Mark Miloscia, D-District 30, to receive its annual national "Home for Every American" State Legislative Award.

By Jon Miller For the Kitsap Sun Originally published 08:53 p.m., June 14, 2008 Updated 08:53 p.m., June 14, 2008 Jon Miller for the Kitsap Sun Wesley Morton, of Bremerton, and LaMoyne Jevne, of Port Ludlow, ...

Tre Bechard, left, and Michelle Perkins cut a cake together Saturday after participating in a public commitment ceremony as part Yakima Pride Fest in Union Gap's Fullbright Park.

' Celebrations, students' heartfelt pleas, and a favorable vote for Kingston High School marked Thursday's North Kitsap School District board meeting.

Under the kitchen sink Sheriff's deputies tried to contact a 20-year-old Navy Yard City man shortly before 12:30 p.m. June 1 at his grandmother's house in the 3600 block of E Street in Navy Yard City.

David Fricke knows the soaring price of fuel has been frustrating for all island drivers this year.