News - North Kitsap

Poulsbo Police warn of 'hardship scam' targeting local churches

The Poulsbo Police Department has received several reports of a noncriminal scam targeting local churches, and has released a description of the scam for public information.

District court nixes Poulsbo office to save money

Citing budget cuts and an insufficient workload, the Kitsap County District Court closed its Poulsbo location this week, consolidating all services to the county courthouse in Port Orchard.

Officials aiming for November city hall move-in | In brief

City leaders hope to hold their first council meeting in Poulsbo's new city hall on Nov. 17.

Dale Rudolph to resign mid-term from Poulsbo City Council

Dale Rudolph will resign from the Poulsbo City Council in December, the 17-year councilman announced Wednesday night.

Hansville: County wraps up roadwork as state prepares for toxins cleanup

City of Poulsbo says new transfer station could save money

A solid waste transfer station planned for Viking Way could help Poulsbo garbage trucks avoid costly trips to Belfair.

North Kitsap Legacy Partnership poised for big step

After nearly a year, Lemolo Market still shuttered

A favorite community market in Poulsbo is still closed after its previous owners shuttered the store nearly a year ago.

Shooting victim high on meth, carrying loaded gun when Poulsbo officer killed him

Matthew James Netter was dangerously high on methamphetamine and pulled a loaded pistol on a Poulsbo police officer when he was shot and killed during a July traffic stop. Poulsbo officer Darrel Moore shot Netter, 23, of Bremerton, eight times at point blank range, until Netter stopped moving, according to a report issued Friday by Kitsap County Prosecuting Attorney Russell Hauge.

Such a bore | Photo

Washington State Department of Transportation is using a ‘pipejacking’ technique to drill out and replace two culverts beneath State Route 305