Poulsbo man identified as Les Schwab fatality
Kipp Robertson/ Herald
Law enforcement personnel stand outside of Les Schwab Tire Center in Poulsbo following an officer-involved shooting, which left one man dead Wednesday night.
Sluys molestation charges dismissed
The Kitsap County Superior Court dismissed pending child molestation charge against Daniel Sluys on Feb. 3.
The frugal way of life
Couponers share their cash-saving secrets: If your last grocery trip emptied your wallet, coupon guru Lanelle Devlin has some advice
40th Chilly Hilly bike ride is just two weeks away
The ride, held on Feb. 26, is 33 miles of Bainbridge Island terrain.
Calling in sick: toughing it out or staying home | Ask Erin
For goodness’ sake, if you are obviously ill, don’t go into work.
A big wine with a diminutive name | NW Wines
Fans of California red wines no doubt have run across a Petite Sirah or two, but the wine is a fairly new – and rare – variety in the Pacific Northwest.
Port opens itself to criticism, lawsuit | In Our Opinion
Port of Poulsbo commissioners are split regarding the appointment of Arnold Bockus, and the port could face litigation.
Believes legislators are not to blame
Arm-chair critics love to bash our legislators. As if Washington State’s billion-dollar revenue shortfall is an isolated phenomenon they caused.
Disagrees with how Port handled selection
At the Poulsbo Port District meeting Feb. 2, I observed Chairman Antonio DeCarlo stonewalling our newly elected commissioner, James Rutledge, because he wants to ensure posted commissioner, Arnold Bockus, was selected and seated legally.
Thoughts on war
This is my last letter for some time to come. I have much work to do.
Ode to an old friend
Athlete, soldier, fisherman, husband, and gentleman. Chet Gausta, 95, died in January.
