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Gov. Ferguson Outlines $4B
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Courtesy of the Association of Washington Business
Photo: AWB 2025 Legislative Day & Hill Climb
New governor’s savings plan: On Thursday, Gov. Bob Ferguson unveiled a plan for cutting nearly $4 billion across most state agencies, as the state works to address a projected multi-billion-dollar budget deficit.
Details: The proposed cuts include requiring most state employees to take one furlough day per month for the next two years, ending unused facility leases, reducing travel and equipment purchases, and more.
“My team and I have scoured state spending for savings and efficiencies,” “Ferguson said. “We must prioritize while protecting the core needs of Washingtonians.”
Statement from employer groups: AWB, along with the Bellevue Chamber of Commerce, Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Washington Roundtable, issued a joint statement on the budget plan.
“We applaud Gov. Bob Ferguson for his efforts to make state government more efficient and effective and we are reviewing his proposals to reduce agency spending. His approach — deep diving into department budgets for savings and course corrections and focusing on impact and results — is refreshing.”
Right approach: AWB appreciates that the governor’s proposal is realistic and doesn’t present a false choice between raising taxes and cutting important programs, as some lawmakers have proposed.
Legislators must address the spending choices that led to the state’s current budget shortfall, including the $14 billion in new spending added in the last two budget cycles.
Voters’ views: In a statewide poll from January, 76% of voters say the Legislature has enough money to address important priorities and just need to spend it more effectively. Voters also overwhelmingly believe that if taxes are raised for businesses, those costs will be passed on to customers.
What’s next: The state will receive an updated revenue forecast later this month. After that, legislators will reveal their own budget proposals and work to pass one budget before the session adjourns April 27.
Read more in the Washington State Standard here
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Military Appreciation Day 2025
Put your business in front of our military community
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Some sponsorships still available - contact Tiffany for more information! | |
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You're Invited: Deep-Dive Business Series
Tuesday, March 11, 2025, 2:00 pm
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The Greater Kitsap Chamber is expanding its Business & Professional Development offerings in 2025, bringing you even more opportunities to grow and thrive.
Is this the year you take your business and professional skills to the next level?
You can—with our 4-part development series designed for those ready to go beyond the basics and dive deeper into the strategies that drive long-term success.
What Makes This Series Different?
🔹 In-Depth Exploration – We’ll go beyond surface-level advice to tackle the real challenges and opportunities in business growth.
🔹 Learn from Experience – You’ll hear from speakers that are business owners who’ve “done it” and will share what has worked, what hasn’t, and what they’ve learned.
🔹 Real-World Application – It’s not just talk! You’ll get insights and ideas that you can implement in your business.
🔹 Interactive Learning – Engage in discussions and exercises tailored to business and professional development.
📍 Session 1 (March) - Partnering for Growth: Building Business to Business Relationships
Explore three game-changing B2B connections—physical networks, out-of-the-box collaborations, and referral partnerships—to drive business growth and success.
Events are free of charge, and open to Chamber members only.
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Info Session: Discover the French Riviera
Tuesday, March 11, 2025, 5:30 pm
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Bring your friends, neighbors, family, and business associates to learn about this amazing travel opportunity with the Greater Kitsap Chamber. All are welcome to travel! Join us for this informative presentation and Q&A or contact Irene at the Chamber to learn more! | |
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Chamber: Off the Clock @ Vibe Coworks
Tuesday, March 18, 2025, 5:05 pm
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We hope you'll join us for an extra-special Chamber: Off the Clock this month as we celebrate the launch of the new Kitsap Business Magazine! For this month only, Off the Clock is FREE, courtesy of Ward Media and Kitsap Business Magazine. We'll see you on the 18th!
Registration is required so that we can accurately plan for bites and drinks.
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March Membership Luncheon
Thursday, March 27, 2025, 11:00 am
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NOTE: New Date for March due to the KEDA Spring Forum
Join us on Thursday, March 27th at the Kitsap Conference Center as we talk about one of the biggest economic drivers in Kitsap County - tourism. Hear from local Destination Marketing pros at Visit Kitsap Peninsula, as well as from area small-business owners who feel the impacts of the tourism economy daily. Find out how your business can benefit from this boost and prepare for events - and people - coming to Kitsap!
Paid parking is available at the Kitsap Conference Center on the Green Level. Lunch registration is open until March 25th.
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Insurance Needs for You & Your Employees: Business Health Trust Has You Covered | |
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Big changes are coming to healthcare and insurance in 2025. Did you know the IRS has expanded preventative care benefits for high-deductible health plans? This includes coverage for over-the-counter contraceptives, continuous glucose monitors, and certain insulin products.
Our partner, Business Health Trust has summarized the insurance and healthcare changes impacting Washington employers and employees this year.
Click the link to read:
🔗 Article Link: https://businesshealthtrust.com/news_insights/insurance-changes-in-2025-what-you-need-to-know/
Not a BHT member? Are you ready to build a better benefits package? Email quote@businesshealthtrust.com to learn more and get a free quote.
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Renew your membership today to ensure your benefits as a member of the Greater Kitsap Chamber! Questions about when to renew or how to upgrade your membership? Need a new membership window cling or digital badge? Contact Irene now!
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Missed a previous edition of the Chamber's Community Connections?
View all the past issues on our website HERE.
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New Members - Welcome to the Chamber! | |
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New & Renewing Members for February
Thank you for your continued investment & support!
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Kitsap Great Give 2025
Give early or mark your calendar for March 11th
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The countdown is on! In just 7 days, our community will come together for Kitsap’s biggest day of generosity. With 350 nonprofits participating, your support can make a real difference for organizations providing food, shelter, healthcare, education, and more.
Give early or mark your calendar for March 11!
Read more from KCF's Tina O'Brien here
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Arnold's Home Furnishings | |
Arnold’s Home Furnishings: Elevating Homes in Bremerton and Beyond
For over 70 years, Arnold’s Home Furnishings has been a cornerstone of quality furniture and exceptional service in Bremerton, WA. What began as a modest furniture store has flourished into a premier destination for stylish, comfortable, and functional home furnishings. Known for its dedication to craftsmanship, personalized customer care, and a carefully curated selection of top brands, Arnold’s has built a lasting reputation in Kitsap County and beyond.
A Legacy of Quality and Customer Care
Since its founding, Arnold’s Home Furnishings has remained a family-owned and operated business, deeply rooted in its community. With decades of experience helping customers create spaces they love, Arnold’s continues to prioritize high-quality furniture, outstanding service, and a warm, welcoming shopping experience. Whether customers are furnishing an entire home or searching for a single statement piece, Arnold’s team of experts is ready to help.
Celebrating 50 years of Chamber membership this August, we are thrilled to honor this long-standing member of the Bremerton business community as our March Member of the Month!
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12 Bills that Die as WA Legislature
Faces Cash Crunch
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Published in The Seattle Times, March 1, 2025
Photo: Ken Lambert/The Seattle Times
More legislation fell by the wayside Friday in the Washington Legislature, including bills on signature gathering for ballot initiatives, free school meals and ballot box tampering.
Friday was the deadline for bills to pass through fiscal committees, like Senate Ways and Means and House Appropriations. With a multibillion-dollar deficit hanging over the session, bills creating new or expensive programs have proved to be a tough sell.
The latest casualties come a week after the legislative session’s first deadline knocked out a slew of bills.
Legislation next needs to be passed out of the chamber where it originated by March 12. But bills deemed “necessary to implement the budget,” like those that include new taxes, are immune from these deadlines. And it’s possible lawmakers could find creative ways to revive their proposals in the budget process.
The session is slated to end April 27.
Read the full article here
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People for an Affordable
Washington Campaign Launches
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Courtesy of the Association of Washington Business
This month, AWB helped launch People for an Affordable Washington, a grassroots activation effort that’s raising awareness about the state’s budget situation.
The new campaign urges voters to email their legislators with the message that increased spending and tax revenue haven’t produced the promised results. State spending has increased 114% over the past decade, an increase of $38 billion. Despite the state spending more to address education, housing and homelessness, these challenges have only worsened.
A new issue brief from AWB lays out key facts and figures about Washington’s budget situation.
If you’d like to donate to the effort, go to the campaign website. Please note that contributions are reportable to the state Public Disclosure Commission.
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Business & Professional Development Committee | |
Member Education & Training Resources | |
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SCORE: Strategies to Identify & Reach
Your Target Customers
Monday, March 10, 2025, 9:00 am
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In this Marketing workshop, we start by helping you identify your target market. These are your best potential customers and knowing them helps you create a better product or service. It also makes all your promotional efforts more focused and effective.
We show you how to finalize the design of your product or service and make sure it’s right for your target market. Then we take you through how to create a value proposition that perfectly captures the unique value your product or service brings to your customers. Next you have to build your marketing message. That’s the information for your brochures, websites, and anything else you use to sell your product or service. We will also review a number of promotional methods and help you draft a promotional plan for your business.
This workshop focuses on hands-on exercises to help you create a target market, value proposition and promotion plan for your business.
Registration Fee: FREE
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Vibe: Lunchtime Lightning Talks
Pricing with Confidence
Thursday, March 6, 2025, 11:30 am
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Pricing can make or break your business. But finding the sweet spot between profitability and customer satisfaction is no easy feat.
Join us this month for real talk with 3 local entrepreneurs, here to share their entrepreneurial journey, including all the highs and lows, the roadblocks they’ve encountered, and the support that has made a difference.
Specifically, we'll be diving in to all things pricing. We'll talk about how to avoid the pitfalls of underpricing, leverage value-based pricing to reflect the true worth of your services, and embrace price increases to drive both revenue and growth without alienating your customers.
Come ready to listen, learn, find new inspiration, and reflect on pricing for success, whether you have a retail or service-based business. Leave your ego at the door, and engage in authentic conversations from peers who are in the trenches and 'doing the thing', battle scars and all.
Informal conversation and networking begins at 11:30am. Lightning Talks begin at 12pm and end promptly at 1pm. BYO lunch!
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Women in Business: Mindful Marketing
Tuesday, March 18, 2025, 10:30 am
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Business News & Resources | |
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KEDA Economic Forecast Luncheon
Wednesday, March 26, 2025, 11:00 am
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Update Regarding FinCEN Filings | |
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On Thursday, FinCEN announced that it will not issue any fines or penalties or take any other enforcement actions against any companies based on any failure to file or update beneficial ownership information (BOI) reports pursuant to the Corporate Transparency Act by the current deadlines. No fines or penalties will be issued, and no enforcement actions will be taken, until a forthcoming interim final rule becomes effective and the new relevant due dates in the interim final rule have passed. This announcement continues Treasury’s commitment to reducing regulatory burden on businesses, as well as prioritizing under the Corporate Transparency Act reporting of BOI for those entities that pose the most significant law enforcement and national security risks.
No later than March 21, 2025, FinCEN intends to issue an interim final rule that extends BOI reporting deadlines, recognizing the need to provide new guidance and clarity as quickly as possible, while ensuring that BOI that is highly useful to important national security, intelligence, and law enforcement activities is reported.
FinCEN also intends to solicit public comment on potential revisions to existing BOI reporting requirements. FinCEN will consider those comments as part of a notice of proposed rulemaking anticipated to be issued later this year to minimize burden on small businesses while ensuring that BOI is highly useful to important national security, intelligence, and law enforcement activities, as well to determine what, if any, modifications to the deadlines referenced here should be considered.
Click here to download a CTA Guide for Small Businesses from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Small-Business Grants to Apply
for in March 2025
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Courtesy of the Puget Sound Business Journal
Image: Getty Images (Amanda Rohde)
About 53% of business owners surveyed by the Small Business Majority were worried about tariffs negatively impacting their business, while 77% were worried about tariffs impacting the American economy more broadly. The survey also found that over the past three months, business revenues decreased for 42% of entrepreneurs and stayed the same for 34% over that period. Just 24% of small businesses reported revenue increases.
A separate survey from small-business networking platform Alignable found that 30% of small businesses anticipate revenue losses due to tariffs proposed by the Trump administration. Just 18% believe it will boost their sales.
"Small businesses are already navigating a financial minefield — rising costs, inflation, and economic uncertainty," Alignable CEO Eric Groves said in a press release. "Now, the threat of new tariffs could be the breaking point for many.”
For small businesses looking to bolster their financial state or take their business to the next level amid the uncertainty, we have assembled a list of small-business grants that are open for applications.
Honeycomb Credit offers ‘breakthrough’ grant
Small-business investment platform Honeycomb Credit is offering a $10,000 breakthrough grant to support small businesses achieving their next big step, whether it’s a new location, launching a food truck or franchising. Applicants must own a business to qualify. Applications are due by 11:59 p.m. on April 2, 2025, with the grant winner to be announced by April 11, 2025.
Cognac brand Remy Martin offers $20,000 grants
Creatives and entrepreneurs contributing to their local culture in a few select cities are eligible for the Remy Martin This is My City Microgrant. The grant is for entrepreneurs in Chicago, Detroit, New York City and Atlanta, with a winner in each city getting the money and one-on-one mentorship from an established figure in their field. The grant coincides with the release of limited edition bottles designed to mimic the culture and flavor of each city.
This is My City grant honorees will be announced in June 2025. Applicants can submit their entries on RemyMartin.com/en-us/This-Is-My-City Applications close April 11, 2025.
$5,000 Faire Small-Business Grant
Independent retail stores or those who soon plan to open a retail store can win a $5,000 grant in Faire merchandise to help stock their store. Applicants need to provide a few details and submit a short video on how the grant money would help. Applications are due March 31, 2025, and winners are announced April 30, 2025.
$10,000 DoorDash disaster relief grants
Restaurants across the country hit hard by a natural disaster can apply for $10,000 grants, courtesy of DoorDash.
The Restaurant Disaster Relief Fund, a partnership between DoorDash, financing platform Hello Alice and the Global Entrepreneurship network, is open to restaurants in state or federally declared natural-disaster areas. The grant windows operate on a rolling bases, with four a year.
To be eligible, restaurants must have a brick-and-mortar location, fewer than 50 employees per location, be open at least six months and have less than $3 million in revenue per location.
The first window for applications is open until March 3. Winners will be announced in April.
Additional grants business owners can apply for throughout 2025 include:
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Quick and interesting reads for employers, employees,
local leaders, and everyone in between!
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The Greater Kitsap Chamber is proud to serve as a resource partner with the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries. Stay tuned to this section quarterly for education, resources and more from L&I. | |
1st Quarter Webinars for Small Businesses
L&I Essentials for Business webinars cover:
- Essentials about workers' compensation, quarterly reporting, what to do if your employee is injured, workplace safety and health requirements, wage and hour laws, and contractor registration rules;
- How to access a range of L&I resources and services designed to help your business save time and money; and
- Various ways L&I partners with you to keep your workforce safe and healthy.
Upcoming monthly 80-minute L&I Essentials for Business Webinars:
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Nonprofit News & Resources | |
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The Real Cost of Nonprofit
Budget Cuts? - Employees
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Published on NonProfitPRO.com, March 3, 2025
Image: Getty Images by praetorianphoto
Many people don’t realize the size of the nonprofit workforce in the U.S. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the sector accounts for 9.9% of the workforce. However, if you're reading the tea leaves, nonprofits are in choppy waters.
For one, we know the presidential administration is working to make significant cuts, and the philanthropic sector is no exception, as we saw with the elimination of USAID and thousands of the agency’s jobs. For generations, too many nonprofits relied almost exclusively on government aid — big mistake.
The second challenge for nonprofit leaders is that the ever-revolving door of employees in organizations will continue to spin more quickly. Nonprofit workers are concerned — and they should be — that if nonprofit leaders don't realign their fundraising, they will lose their jobs.
Read the full article here
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Nonprofit Innovation Summit
Thursday, March 13, 2025, 10:00 am
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Now more than ever before, financial strategy is an essential part of effective nonprofit management. Yet all too often we neglect the examination, building, and implementation of a strong financial strategy. Viewing our financial journey from a big-picture perspective can reveal underlying sources of organizational stress and potential solutions. Join us on Thursday, March 13 from 10:00 am-3:00 pm for our next virtual Nonprofit Innovation Summit on Financial Strategy and Leadership.
Scott Schaffer, Principal of Public Interest Management Group, will lead us through this interactive virtual Summit. As a Summit participant, you will be able to:
- Explain why financial strategy is an essential part of your organization’s planning.
- Frame your organization’s big financial questions.
- Explain what data will be helpful to making decisions.
- Use storytelling to build alignment around financial goals.
- Identify tangible steps toward building and implementing an effective financial strategy.
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VMFH Opens New Hybrid Emergency and Urgent Care in Bremerton | |
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Virginia Mason Franciscan Health (VMFH) announced the opening of Washington state’s first hybrid emergency department (ED) and urgent care facility in collaboration with Intuitive Health. VMFH Emergency and Urgent Care - Bremerton (4205 Kitsap Way, Bremerton, WA 98312) [was slated to] begin seeing patients on Tuesday, March 4 at 7 a.m.
"The opening of our new hybrid ED/urgent care center in Bremerton marks a significant step forward in our commitment to providing accessible, high-quality care to the Kitsap Peninsula community," says Ketul J. Patel, CEO of Virginia Mason Franciscan Health and President of CommonSpirit Health's Northwest Region. "This innovative model not only improves patient experience by ensuring individuals receive the right level of care, but also addresses the growing need for urgent care services and eases pressure on our busy hospital emergency departments. We're proud to be at the forefront of developing solutions that improve access and affordability for all."
The emergency departments at St. Michael Medical Center (Silverdale) and St. Anthony Hospital (Gig Harbor) serve more than 120,000 people each year. St. Michael remains one of the busiest EDs in Washington state. It continues to see increased patient volumes as Kitsap County’s population continues to grow and there remains a shortage of primary care and specialty care providers in the community.
The hybrid ED/urgent care model aims to help address ED capacity by offering emergency room and urgent care services under one roof. The model also eliminates the need for patients to guess which level of care is most appropriate and ensures they only pay for the level of care they need.
When a patient comes to the facility, they will be examined and triaged by emergency-trained physicians and nurses. The facility will be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and fully equipped like a traditional hospital emergency department, including onsite lab equipment and a radiology suite with X-ray and a multi-slice CT scanner. Emergency medical services can also bring patients directly to the hybrid ED/urgent care facility, which will accommodate ambulances onsite.
“By eliminating the guesswork for patients when deciding between the emergency department and urgent care, we're improving the patient experience and ensuring that patients receive appropriate care without unnecessary costs,” noted Thom Herrmann, Chief Executive Officer for Intuitive Health. “We're excited to work with Virginia Mason Franciscan Health as they continue to lead the way in deploying innovative care models across the Puget Sound region.”
Given the ongoing community demand for emergency and urgent care services, VMFH is beginning construction on a second hybrid location: VMFH Emergency and Urgent Care - Port Orchard (450 S. Kitsap Blvd., Port Orchard) with expected completion in late 2025.
Other projects underway to meet the growing demand for health care services in Kitsap County include a new tower at St. Michael Medical Center, which will be completed in 2025, increasing hospital capacity by 74 beds and improving patient access to emergency care.
“As a leading health care provider in Kitsap County, we are proud to continuously deliver safe, high-quality care to the communities we serve, especially to the most vulnerable,” noted Chad Melton, St. Michael Medical Center President. “We are committed to listening to the community and responding to the greatest needs of our patients in collaboration with leaders across the county and beyond. Today’s announcement is a great example of this work in action.”
More information is available at euc.vmfh.org.
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Small Fraction of Shipyard Workers
Opt for Federal Buyout Offer
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Published in the Kitsap Sun, Feb. 28, 2025
Photo: File photo, PSNS & IMF
President Trump's plan to reduce staff in federal agencies has hit the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, one of Kitsap County's major employers and one of the nation's four public shipyards that averages 14,600 to 14,900 civilian workers.
Fewer than 2% of PSNS & IMF's workforce, which would be less than 300 workers total, have opted to participate in the Office of Personnel Management's (OPM) Deferred Resignation Program (DRP), according to an email sent from Captain JD Crinklaw, commander of PSNS & IMF, to staff on Thursday, reviewed by Kitsap Sun. Crinklaw didn't specify the number of people accepting the buyout offer in the email but mentioned that some will be retiring at the end of the DRP.
Read the full story here
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Silverdale Says Farewell to
Two More Corporate Retailers
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Published in the Kitsap Sun, March 3, 2025
Two retail stores in Silverdale are saying farewell to Kitsap County due to corporate cuts.
The Columbia Factory Store on Mickleberry Road is closing, according to several signs placed around the store that mark "STORE CLOSING" and "THIS LOCATION ONLY." Just across a parking lot to the east from that store, the Party City location on Ridgetop Boulevard has closed. A sign on the glass doors, where empty shelves can been seen inside, thanks customers for supporting the business over the years.
Columbia Factory Store didn't respond to Kitsap Sun's multiple requests on the reasons and an estimated day of closure. According to the company, Washington state has four other Columbia Factory Store locations, in Auburn, Centralia, North Bend and Tulalip. A flagship store for the outdoor clothing retailer Columbia Sportswear, which was in downtown Seattle, closed in 2020.
It's not all closures in the immediate area, however. In the parking lot directly in front of the former Party City and just around the corner from Columbia, a Panda Express is now under construction.
Read more here
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Silverdale GreenDrinks
Wednesday, March 5, 2025, 5:24 pm
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Spring Break Camps @ Bremerton YMCA | |
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1st Annual Korean Heritage Night
Thursday, May 8, 2025, 6:30 pm
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Masks Still Available
Free at the Greater Kitsap Chamber & Visitor Center
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The Greater Kitsap Chamber still has some supplies available if your local business is in need of KN95 masks. Pick up your supply at both GKC locations today. Available while supplies last.
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Can I still get COVID-19 tests?
You can order free, at-home COVID-19 tests from CovidTests.gov
Tests are available from many pharmacies and retailers. Healthcare providers can provide testing. If you test positive for COVID-19, follow CDC guidance.
If you need tests for your organization, contact Kitsap Public Health at ready@kitsappublichealth.org or 360-728-2235.
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Free immunization clinics for children
Kitsap Public Health is offering free immunization clinics for children 18 and younger on Jan. 22 and Jan. 23 in Bremerton. Our clinic provides flu shots, COVID-19 vaccines, and routine childhood immunizations.
Learn more and book an appointment at kitsappublichealth.org/clinic.
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Admiral Theatre Presents:
Colin James
Friday, March 7, 2025, 7:30 pm
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Colin James’s career spans 30 years, with a track record that includes 20 studio albums, 8 Juno Awards, 30 Maple Blues Awards and multi-platinum record sales. His album Open Road, for which he won a 2022 Juno Award for best Blues Album and was nominated for Blues Foundation 2023 best Blues Rock Album, is a celebration of personal connections. It includes original tunes written with long time collaborators such as Colin Linden, Craig
Northey and Tom Wilson and reinterpretations of covers by a diverse group of songwriters including Bob Dylan, Albert King, Tony Joe White and others.
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Clearwater Casino Presents:
Infinity Project - Journey Tribute
Friday, March 7, 2025, 8:30 pm
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Non Jovi - Bon Jovi Tribute
Saturday, March 8, 2025, 8:30 pm
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Port Gamble Theatre Presents:
A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder
March 28-April 13, 2025
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Winner of the Tony Award, this brilliant and hilarious musical follows Monty Navarro, a charming and ambitious man who discovers he's eighth in line to inherit the prestigious D'Ysquith family earldom. Determined to speed up his ascension, Monty hatches a clever scheme to eliminate the relatives ahead of him, all while juggling the affections of two beautiful women. Don’t miss this side-splitting musical comedy! Recommended for ages 10 and up. Contains adult themes, humor, and farcical situations.
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Purchase Tickets Now: Bremerton Air Show
July 12 & 13, 2025
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If you are a vendor looking to be a part of the 2025 Bremerton Air Show,
please visit their vendor site HERE.
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in Central Kitsap by checking out and liking the
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Have something to share? CLICK HERE to submit stories and
events for our weekly Community Connections!
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Bremerton Office (360) 479-3579 | 705 Pacific Avenue in Downtown Bremerton
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PO Box 1218 Silverdale WA 98383
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