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Place your on-line vote to restore the Point No Point Lighthouse in Hansville, WA – Kitsap County. There is funding available (not taxpayers’ money)… but the amount donated is based on which projects receive the most votes! Here’s the article from the Kitsap Sun: Recent Kitsap County Real Estate News Kitsap County Appealing Comp Plan Ruling to State Supreme Court – Kitsap SunTuesday, September 7, 2010 Kitsap County Appealing Comp Plan Ruling to State Supreme Court Kitsap Sun … it would have implications for planning efforts in Kitsap County as well as repercussions for other counties throughout the state. … and more » .. read more.. Kitsap County awarded farmland preservation assistance grant – Kitsap Peninsula ..Monday, September 6, 2010 Kitsap County awarded farmland preservation assistance grant Kitsap Peninsula Business Journal The local groups are the Kitsap Conservation District ($8000), WSU Extension ($8000) and Kitsap County Department of Community Development ($2000). … .. read more.. Not Many Kitsap Homes Selling, but They’re Selling for More – Kitsap SunFriday, September 3, 2010 Not Many Kitsap Homes Selling, but They're Selling for More Kitsap Sun By Kitsap Sun staff Home prices in Kitsap County rose 11 percent in August from a year ago, but activity remains very slow. The Northwest [Click to Read More...] Recent Bainbridge Island Real Estate News Changes Afoot in Tahoe Area – Cybergolf NationalSunday, September 5, 2010 Changes Afoot in Tahoe Area Cybergolf National Now it is a matter of hanging on until better times return and real estate again drives the market. In the meantime, we'll just have to get used to playing … .. read more.. Dianne Marie Parker, 69 – Kitsap SunSaturday, September 4, 2010 Dianne Marie Parker, 69 Kitsap Sun She later worked for Windermere Real Estate as a sales agent. Dianne married Ike Parker in 1988 and moved to Ike's home on Hood Canal, next door to her … and more » .. read more.. Weird places to live … an abandoned missile silo? – Seattle Post Intelligencer..Saturday, September 4, 2010 Weird places to live … an abandoned missile silo? Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) 8 on the list is a bit more unusual: This Bainbridge Island , WA barn was built 104 years ago and was used as a [Click to Read More...] |
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