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Formation flight will pay tribute to area hospital workers Friday afternoon

The Northwest BeechBoys Formation Demonstration Team will conduct a tribute flight over local hospitals in Silverdale and Bremerton on Friday afternoon, honoring healthcare professionals on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. The one-hour flight will showcase gratitude for the ongoing efforts of healthcare workers during this challenging time.

Silverdale Rotary Duck race canceled for 2020

The Silverdale Rotary Duck Race, a beloved community event for 27 years, has been canceled for 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions. The Rotary Club will focus on relief efforts, redirecting funds to support local initiatives affected by the pandemic.

Local seamstress Annette Knight hopes to mask the effects of the coronavirus

Local seamstress Annette Knight has turned her sewing skills into a lifesaving endeavor by creating masks for healthcare workers in Kitsap County during the coronavirus pandemic. Supported by the Kitsap Quilters Guild and a community Facebook group, she has distributed over 500 masks to local medical facilities, showcasing community spirit and resilience in the face of a public health crisis.

CHI Franciscan suspends billing for COVID-19 testing

CHI Franciscan has suspended billing for COVID-19 testing and treatment to improve accessibility for patients, alleviating financial burdens for those experiencing symptoms. This policy applies to all hospitals and clinics in the CHI Franciscan network.

500-gallon sewage spill prompts no-contact advisory for Chico Creek, Chico Bay

A 500-gallon sewage spill has resulted in a no-contact advisory for Chico Creek and the western part of Chico Bay, effective until March 11. The Kitsap Public Health District advises the public to avoid any water contact and to wash thoroughly if exposed.

Washington lifts flavored vape ban, but for how long?

Washington State has lifted its temporary ban on flavored vape products, allowing sales for individuals aged 21 and older. This decision comes amidst ongoing legislative discussions focused on regulating vapor products due to public health concerns related to vaping-related respiratory injuries.

Its going to level the whole playing field Innovative prosthetic system making waves in the industry

The Symphonie Aqua System, developed by German entrepreneur Andreas Radspieler, is transforming prosthetic care for leg amputees by allowing them to create custom-fit prosthetic sockets using hydrostatic plaster impressions. This innovative technology enhances the fitting process, improves patient comfort, and has already benefited over 50,000 users worldwide.

Special needs prom night experience set for Friday

Newlife Church in Silverdale is hosting Night to Shine, a special needs prom night, on February 7, 2020, at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation, this event offers a unique experience for individuals aged 16 and older, featuring limousine rides, red carpet arrivals, and a celebration where each participant is crowned prom king or queen.

Silverdale Chamber moves into new space in Kitsap Mall

The Silverdale Chamber of Commerce has opened a new Visitor Information Center in Kitsap Mall, aiming to enhance visibility and engagement with visitors and residents. The center features promotional displays and resources to support local business tourism.

Silverdale Chamber to hold ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday

The Silverdale Chamber of Commerce will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony on January 8, 2020, to celebrate its grand reopening at a new location near Macy's. Hosted by Silverdale Greendrinks, the event features catering by Harrison Hospital and drinks from Cash Brewing Company, with a $10 entry fee for attendees 21 and older.

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