Interpretive walk in Port Gamble
Walk an interpretive trail through the forest south of town with naturalist Jim Trainer on June 22 from 9-11 a.m.
Summer Thunderstorms
An area of summer thunderstorms and cumulus convection is moving through tonight, and for many of you this is the first rain in weeks.Let's look at recent radar imagery every two hours.5 PM: lots of showers on the coast and offshore.7 PM: the coastal showers moved inland and substantial thunderstorms hit eastern WA.9 PM: Puget...
Halos and contrails: Is there a connection?
The short answer is YES!Today I received pictures from several of you regarding some wondrous halos in the sky. Others noted an impressive collection of contrails...and there is no accident that both apparitions appeared at the same time: the ultimate cause is the same.Here is a very nice picture from Brendan Fields showing both appearing...
Your Poulsbo branch library is powered by teens | At Your Library
“I was scared to death,” Ali Raphael, 18, admitted. “Talking in front of a room packed with people is not something I’m comfortable with."
Windermere donates Day of Service to local causes June 21
Each year, Windermere Real Estate devotes one workday to making a positive change in the neighborhoods they serve through local service projects and volunteerism.
Hansville author’s book published by PublishAmerica
“Project Emily: … a story from Haven Port Island” by Donna Lee Anderson of Hansville has been published by PublishAmerica.
Herbert Todd | Passages
Herbert Rosco Todd died June 2. He was 87. Herb was born in Pacific City, Wash.
Verna Florence Peterson | Passages
Verna Peterson, a lifelong resident of Poulsbo, passed away peacefully at Martha and Mary Nursing Home on June 6. She was 89.
3 Poulsbo residents on dean’s list at U of Portland
Three students from Poulsbo are listed on the 2013 spring semester dean’s list at University of Portland
Two degrees from Eastern Washington for Thompson
Alex Thompson, 21, of Poulsbo graduates cum laude from Eastern Washington University this month with a bachelor of science in economics and a bachelor of arts in music.
Blesie named to Dean’s List twice at Central
Christopher Blesie was named to the Central Washington University Dean’s List in two consecutive quarters this year for academic excellence.
