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Gov. Ferguson Announces Plan
to Restore Washington State Ferries
Ferry conversions paused to restore domestic ferry service by this summer
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Governor Bob Ferguson announced Thursday he will delay hybrid-electric conversion for two of the state’s largest ferries, putting Washington on the path to restoring full domestic ferry service by this summer. As a result of this plan, Washington State Ferries will have 18 operating vessels in the water for the first time since 2019.
Full domestic service is considered 21 vessels with 18 in the water at any time.
Ferguson is delaying the ferry conversion until after World Cup 2026, which is scheduled from June 26 through July 6. Converting the ferries removes them from service for an extended period of time. For example, the Wenatchee, the first Washington State Ferries vessel to undergo hybrid-electric conversion, will have been out of service at least 22 months by the time the conversion is completed this summer.
“Washingtonians count on fast, reliable ferries to get to work and access critical services,” Ferguson said. “We must do everything we can to fully restore ferry service to pre-pandemic levels. This decision immediately improves customer service and centers the people.”
Since the pandemic, Washington State Ferries has operated on a reduced schedule, significantly impacting Washingtonians who rely on ferry service. Right now, for example, commuters who travel by ferry between Bremerton and Seattle — one of the state’s busiest ferry routes — must wait more than two hours between boats every day. This action will improve those wait times.
Delaying the hybrid-electric conversion for the remaining two ferries prioritizes improved ferry service, especially ahead of major events like the World Cup in summer 2026.
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National Retail Federation Calling on Retailers | |
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The National Retail Federation (NRF) is calling on retailers to make their voices heard in Congress regarding the impact of tariffs on businesses and consumers. The uncertainty surrounding U.S. trade policy and potential tariffs is beginning to affect consumer confidence and the affordability of everyday goods.
As job creators and key players in the economy, retailers are directly affected by these policy shifts. Now is the time to share your experiences and ensure lawmakers understand how trade uncertainty is influencing operations, pricing, and future business plans.
Join NRF in urging Congress to take action.
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Military Appreciation Day 2025
Bring your family and friends!
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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! | |
Arnold's Home Furnishings | |
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Unique Offerings: Stylish, Functional, and Timeless
Arnold’s Home Furnishings is more than just a furniture store—it’s a destination for homeowners seeking both aesthetics and functionality. From classic to contemporary styles, their showroom features a diverse selection of living room, bedroom, dining, and home office furniture, along with home décor, mattresses, and custom upholstery options.
Reasons to Choose Arnold’s Home Furnishings:
- Wide Furniture Selection – Sofas, sectionals, dining sets, bedroom furniture, and more
- Custom Upholstery – Personalize your furniture with a range of fabric and color choices
- Mattresses & Sleep Solutions – High-quality mattresses for a restful night's sleep
- Home Décor & Accents – Stylish accessories to complete any room
- Interior Design Assistance – Expert advice to help bring your vision to life
- Top Furniture Brands – Featuring trusted names in the industry for durability and comfort
Arnold’s commitment to quality craftsmanship means customers can invest in pieces that stand the test of time. Their staff takes pride in helping each customer find furniture that reflects their personal style and enhances their home’s functionality.
A Community-First Approach
Beyond furniture, Arnold’s Home Furnishings is deeply invested in the Bremerton community. Supporting local events, charities, and organizations, the business believes in giving back to the people who have supported them for decades. Their longstanding presence in the region has made them not just a business, but a trusted partner in the community.
Experience Arnold’s Home Furnishings Today
For those in search of stylish, well-crafted furniture with exceptional customer service, Arnold’s Home Furnishings is the place to go. Visit their showroom in Bremerton, WA, explore their offerings online at arnoldshomefurnishings.com, or follow them on Facebook for the latest updates and design inspiration.
Whether you’re redecorating, furnishing a new home, or searching for the perfect statement piece, Arnold’s Home Furnishings has the expertise and selection to bring your vision to life.
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Weekly Legislative Update | |
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Courtesy of the Washington Retail Association
Photo: Laurel Demkovich/Washington State Standard
Committee work on bills has now concluded in their respective House of origin. Both policy and fiscal committees have assessed and determined which measures will proceed. These bills are now in the hands of the Rules Committee, which will decide which measures move forward to the floor for potential consideration. Many bills enter the Rules Committee but ultimately stall, never receiving a vote on the floor.
Even once a bill clears the Rules Committee and is placed on the legislative calendar, there is no assurance that it will be debated or voted on. The final decision rests with legislative leadership, specifically the Speaker of the House and the Senate Majority Leader, in conjunction with their teams. They carefully evaluate the level of support for each bill before determining whether it should be brought to the floor. Bills without sufficient backing are less likely to be considered, as leadership focuses on measures that have a clear path to approval.
The next critical deadline is 5:00 p.m. on March 12, when all bills—except those essential to the implementation of the budget—must have passed out of their House of origin. It is not unusual for a controversial bill to be taken up at the last possible moment, often just before the cutoff time. Once debate begins, it must be concluded, sometimes extending into the early hours of the following day.
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26th LD's Rep. Michelle Caldier Town Hall
Saturday, March 15, 2025
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Rep. Michelle Caldier is inviting 26th District citizens to attend town hall meetings in Vaughn, Port Orchard, and Gig Harbor on Saturday, March 15.
"As we move beyond the mid-point of the legislative session, it is essential to connect with citizens across the district and hear their ideas, thoughts and concerns," said Caldier, R-Gig Harbor. "I look forward to sharing information about the 2025 session and listening to our neighbors across the 26th District."
Choose from three locations:
- 9:30 a.m. - Vaughn: Key Peninsula Civic Center - Whitmore Room, 17010 South Vaughn Rd. Northwest
- Noon - Port Orchard: Kitsap County Administration Building - Commissioner's Chambers: 619 Division St.
- 6 p.m. - Gig Harbor: Swift Water Elementary School - Community Room, 10811 Harbor Hill Dr.
For more information, contact Caldier's legislative office in Olympia at 360-786-7802 or email her at michelle.caldier@leg.wa.gov.
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Risks of Privatizing Labor Law Enforcement | |
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Courtesy of the Washington Retail Association
Washington State’s Legislature is increasingly relying on Private Rights of Action (PRAs) to shift the enforcement of labor laws from state agencies to individuals. This approach empowers employees to sue for violations, significantly raising the legal risks for employers. Several recent proposals highlight this growing trend:
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HB 1308 requires employers to grant employees access to their personnel files within 21 days of a request. Small retailers, particularly those without dedicated HR staff, may face challenges in complying, exposing them to potential lawsuits.
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HB 1524 mandates that employers provide panic buttons to isolated employees. Non-compliance could lead to legal action.
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HB 1402 restricts when employers can require a driver’s license for a job application. Employers who unknowingly fail to comply risk being sued.
The consequences of this shift are already apparent. For instance, the Pay Transparency Act, which requires salary disclosures in job postings, has resulted in over 200 lawsuits and an estimated $500 million in liability, with average settlements reaching around $2 million.
This trend is also influencing the legislative budget process, where PRAs are being used to reduce agency fiscal notes, thereby transferring enforcement responsibilities to the courts. Unlike previous regulations, these new mandates do not include funding for employer education or outreach, leaving employers to navigate the complex landscape on their own.
As more labor laws incorporate PRAs, employers must remain vigilant to avoid costly litigation. Proactive compliance is essential to mitigate the growing legal risks in Washington State.
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26th LD's Sen. Deborah Krishnadasan Town Hall
Saturday, March 22, 2025
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Business & Professional Development Committee | |
Member Education & Training Resources | |
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SIOP Contracting Industry Day Events
March 12 & 13, 2025
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This week brings two key Industry Day events for businesses interested in the Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program (SIOP) at PSNS-IMF Bremerton. These sessions offer valuable insights into upcoming contracting opportunities.
🔹 Virtual Industry Day – SIOP Real Estate Lease Solicitation (March 12) – This online session focuses on Real Estate Leases, a crucial component supporting the shipyard’s modernization efforts.
🔹 NAVFAC NW Grande MACC Industry Day (March 13) – This in-person event provides details on the NAVFAC Northwest Grande ($1bn) Multi-Award Construction Contract (MACC), a major opportunity for regional contractors. Learn more.
Both events provide an opportunity to ask questions and get insights into the process and the SIOP project. Don’t sleep on this opportunity!
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SCORE: Starting a Nonprofit
Tuesday, March 18, 2025, 1:00 pm
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Ready to turn your vision into reality? Join us for a practical workshop that offers step-by-step guidance on establishing a nonprofit public charity. Ideal for those who have already decided to form a nonprofit, this session covers the essential stages from conception to achieving tax-exempt status and beyond.
What You’ll Learn:
- Board Recruitment: Strategies for assembling a dedicated and effective Board of Directors.
- Formation Steps: The seven critical steps to forming a nonprofit public charity.
- Compliance Obligations: Key state and federal compliance requirements for public charities.
- Sustainable Funding: How to fund and sustain your nonprofit from day one.
Registration Fee: FREE
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Women in Business: Mindful Marketing
Tuesday, March 18, 2025, 10:30 am
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Creating a Culture of Change:
Women in Leadership
Wednesday, March 19, 2025
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Join us for a webinar focused on empowering women in leadership roles. We'll discuss key strategies for growth, overcoming challenges, and fostering environments that support continued advancement. Whether you're an aspiring leader or looking to strengthen your impact, this session will provide practical insights to drive change.
Hosted by Washington's Business Health Trust.
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SBA Business Financing:
7(a) and 504 Loans & 8(a) Certification
Friday, March 21, 2025, 9:30 am
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Ever want to gain a better understanding of the U.S. Small Business Administration? Local expert, Janie Sacco, SBA Outreach Specialist will be on hand to share her knowledge and answer your questions. No cost to attend. Please note this is an in-person event only held at the Kitsap Credit Union Harborside office in Bremerton, Washington, no virtual option available.
9:30 - 10:00 am, Networking
10:00 - 12 noon, Workshop
The SBA's goals include:
- Helping small businesses become more established and viable
- Helping small businesses earn a fair share of government contracts and surplus property sales
- Helping small businesses compete in the global marketplace
- Helping small businesses recover economically after disasters
This is the second in the series of the 2025 Summit Business Financial Education workshop series that will be held on the third Friday of every month. A collaboration between Kitsap Credit Union, WWU-Kitsap Small Business Development Center, Greater Kitsap Chamber and the Kitsap Economic Development Alliance.
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Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting Fines & Penalties Suspended | |
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The Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has announced that it will not issue any fines or penalties or take any other enforcement actions against a company based on its failure to file or update beneficial ownership information (BOI) reports by the current deadlines as required by the Corporate Transparency Act.
Fines and penalties will be suspended until a forthcoming interim final rule becomes effective and the new relevant due dates in the interim final rule have passed.
For more information, go to the FinCEN website.
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SBA to Shutter Seattle Office | |
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Courtesy of the Puget Sound Business Journal
The U.S. Small Business Administration announced plans Thursday to close its Seattle office.
Kelly Loeffler, who heads the federal agency, said in a news release the SBA would relocate six of its regional offices away from "sanctuary cities," referring to local governments that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
“Today, I am pleased to announce that this agency will cut off access to loans for illegal aliens and relocate our regional offices out of sanctuary cities that reward criminal behavior," Loeffler said in a news release. "We will return our focus to empowering legal, eligible business owners across the United States – in partnership with the municipalities who share this Administration’s commitment to secure borders and safe communities.”
The other regional offices slated for closure are in the Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Denver and New York City.
Seattle in 2003 passed an ordinance directing police officers and city employees not to "inquire into the immigration status of any person, or engage in activities designed to ascertain the immigration status of any person."
The SBA's Seattle District office, which serves most of Washington as well as north Idaho, is in the Fourth and Battery Building at 2401 Fourth Ave. in Belltown. The property is owned by Martin Selig Real Estate, which has struggled mightily amid the office market downturn. The building is not among the Selig properties whose loans were transferred to a special servicer over risk of default.
The SBA said in its announcement that the regional offices will be moved in the coming months "to less costly, more accessible locations that better serve the small business community and comply with federal immigration law."
In a statement to the Business Journal, the agency said SBA services in the affected areas "will not be impacted by these relocations and the timeline for the regional office moves is forthcoming."
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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 | |
3 Omnichannel Marketing Mistakes
Nonprofits Can't Afford to Make
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Published on NonProfitPRO.com, March 10, 2025
Image: Getty Images by Oleg Breslavtsev
Many nonprofits struggle to connect the dots between digital and direct mail marketing, and — without a seamless omnichannel approach — fundraising efforts can fall flat. Digital platforms like email, social media and text messaging offer quick ways to connect with donors, while direct mail remains a powerful tool for building trust and driving donations.
However, when these channels operate in silos, nonprofits miss opportunities to nurture long-term donor relationships. For many organizations, data is the key to overcoming these challenges and maximizing fundraising success. To avoid common pitfalls, nonprofits should be aware of these three omnichannel marketing mistakes.
Read more 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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Central Kitsap Paving Project to Begin
Major project to impact Silverdale Way through fall
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Kitsap County Public Works is applying an asphalt overlay of approximately 1 mile of Silverdale Way NW from Bucklin Hill Road to Waaga Way (excluding the Myhre Road intersection) and approximately 1000 lineal feet of Bucklin Hill Road from Silverdale Way NW to Blaine Ave NW (excluding the Silverdale Way NW intersection). The project also includes pedestrian improvements at intersections, signal improvements at Silverdale Way NW and NW Randall Way, and storm main replacements. Construction on this project is anticipated to begin by the end of March.
Project Will:
- Provide a 3-inch grind and overlay to address deterioration of the existing pavement, reducing long term maintenance cost
- Improve pedestrian accessibility at signalized intersections
- Remove the signal-controlled traffic island and reconstruct the southwest corner of the intersection to improve traffic operations and pedestrian accessibility
- Replace aging stormwater infrastructure
What to Expect:
- The standard work hours will be from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., Monday through Friday. Sidewalk and driveway work may take place between 6:00a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
- One lane of traffic will be maintained throughout the duration of the project
- Traffic delays during construction are expected, but will be minimized to the maximum extent possible
- Access to driveways will be maintained throughout the project
- Emergency vehicles will be provided access at all times
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Bremerton Green Drinks
Thursday, March 13, 2025, 5:00 pm
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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Seeks Input | |
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Poulsbo 47.7 Hour Film Screenings
Saturday, March 29, 2025
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We had 9 teams dare to write, shoot, and edit their films in only 47.7 hours during the weekend of Feb 28 - Mar 2. Now let's watch them together in Poulsbo at Western Red Brewing on March 29th!
Both the first-place winner (determined by jurors) and the Audience Award winner will be announced at the 7pm showtime. We'll also have a 4pm screening for anyone who would like to attend an earlier showing. Audience members can vote for their favorite in both showtimes.
1st Place Prize: $10,000 (contract to produce a commercial)
Audience Award: $1,000
This event is a collaboration between the Poulsbo Film Festival and Visit Kitsap Peninsula. The intent of this new program is to bring aspiring and professional filmmakers to the community of Poulsbo to produce an original short film within the city limits over a span of 47.7 hours.
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Kitsap Humane Society: Pints for Pets
Saturday, March 29, 2025
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Bremerton Central Lions Club
Centennial Celebration
Saturday, April 26, 2025
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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:
Ty Herndon
Friday, March 14, 2025, 7:30 pm
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Between 1995 and 2002, Herndon charted 17 singles, including his three number ones and seventeen top 10 hits, such as “I Want My Goodbye Back,” “Loved Too Much,” “A Man Holding On,” and “Hands of a Working Man.” He topped the charts in 1996 with the single “Living in a Moment” and again in 1998 with “It Must Be Love.”
Grammy-nominated and Dove Award winning, Ty’s voice is stronger than ever, and he’s using it to make a difference. In 2020, he created the Foundation For Love & Acceptance to further his work on behalf of mental health, addiction and trauma recovery, and building a more inclusive country music community.
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Prom Date Mix Tape - 80s Tribute Concert
Saturday, March 15, 2025, 8:00 pm
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Prom Date Mixtape is the Ultimate Live 80s New Wave Experience and the Best 80s Tribute Band in the Pacific NW! And Bremerton's Admiral Theatre is the ONLY venue in Kitsap where you can see them.
***PLEASE READ*** This is a ST. PATRICK'S themed 80s tribute concert with dancing, a balloon drop, confetti cannons, black light, a costume contest (Green / Irish), drink specials, and free party favors at the door. There will be two sets between 8 - 11 p.m., with a 20-minute break for the band.
IYKYK this is Kitsap's biggest party! PDM has an action-packed night of TOTALLY RAD 80s HITS by Duran Duran, Billy Idol, INXS, Pat Benatar, Tears For Fears, The Go-Gos, A Flock Of Seagulls, The Fixx, Simple Minds, Eurythmics, Depeche Mode & MUCH MORE!
Named “The Greatest 80s Tribute Band in the Pacific Northwest” by KOMO TV 4’s Seattle Refined, Prom Date Mixtape delivers the most authentic and energetic renditions of your favorite decade-defining new wave, pop, and rock tunes that you will ever hear.
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Clearwater Casino Presents:
Nasty Habits - Glam Rock Hits
Friday, March 14, 2025, 8:30 pm
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Whiskey River - Lynard Skynyrd Tribute
Saturday, March 15, 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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