WASHINGTON — Governor Jay Inslee signs the bill into law promoting local businesses, employees, and workers’ welfare. The state Department of Health issued a statement that there are more than 300,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases in Washington alone, and more than 4000 people have lost their lives from the virus statewide. The state says that around …
Coronavirus: Governor Inslee signs bill to help small businesses. Read More »
UPDATE!! Nearly Fifty senior citizens at the Hostmark Cove Apartments had been recipients of COVID-19 vaccines. The city is putting a lot of effort into getting every single individual vaccinated. Together with Kitsap County, the town of Poulsbo, in its mass vaccination effort by way of partnering with the Kitsap Public Health District, Department of …
Many seniors get the Coronavirus vaccine at an event. Read More »
Kitsap County: Kitsap Public Health District is launching a COVID-19 clinic next week in full partnership with Virginia Mason Franciscan Health. The clinic is open for people eligible under phase 1A and phase 1B. ~NOTICE ~ [Registration opens at 10 a.m. Monday, Jan. 25 for slots on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday] Individuals must book appointments in …
Kitsap County starts 7 days COVID-19 vaccine clinic. Read More »
~ NOTICE ~ A giant vaccination center has been opened in Kitsap County at Kitsap Transit’s Gateway Center in west Bremerton. It is Controlled by Peninsula Community Health Services. “We heard from our partners at Kitsap Public Health and PCHS that they wanted to accelerate efforts to vaccinate the community against COVID-19,” said John Clauson, …
All New mass vaccination health center opens in Kitsap county. Read More »
Kitsap: The Kitsap Public Health District confirmed 55 new Coronavirus cases in just 24 hours, bringing the subtotal since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March to 4,679. Around 10+ Coronavirus cases were reported in North Kitsap and one on Bainbridge Island. Three new COVID-19 deaths were reported on Friday, bringing the total number since March to …
Last year the very first confirmed case of COVID-19 was found in Snohomish County, putting Washington in the International spotlight. Since then, the Washington state has had over 280,000 confirmed cases and 3,940 deaths in total. In Kitsap County, alone there have been 4,765 cases with 54 deaths. Washington state officials are now focused on …
Coronavirus vaccines offer hope in Kitsap county. Read More »
In an open letter to Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee, the three-member Kitsap County Board of Commissioners on Friday voiced issues over the “apparent trade in direction and lack of verbal exchange and clarity” of the state’s plan to battle the coronavirus pandemic. Commissioners Charlotte Garrido, Rob Gelder, and Ed Wolfe, the three board of …
Kitsap County’s representatives voice their worries about the governor’s COVID plans. Read More »
Coronavirus pandemic: Without the consistent implementation of effective face masking and strict social distancing, epidemics could worsen as these new variants rapidly spread and become predominant, said the Coronavirus task force. The White House task force for the COVID-19 pandemic has issued a stark warning of a USA variant of COVID-19 that could be fuelling the …
COVID -19 UPDATE: 7 NEW DEATHS REPORTED IN KITSAP. Read More »
Kitsap: An individual been shot a few days ago during a gunfight between heavily armed would-be robbers at a Port Orchard gas station has been charged in Kitsap County Superior Court. After being admitted and treated in hospital because of the gunshot injury and booked New Year’s Eve into the Kitsap County Jail, Alex Oswaldo Gutierrez …
2021 seems just the continuation of 2020; the world is still endangered by the coronavirus pandemic, brand new COVID-19 strands are discovered, and people continue to die. 2021 has brought another grim milestone for Kitsap County, which has now passed 50 deaths from coronavirus. Kitsap Public Health mentioned new, more dangerous, and fatal cases this …
Kitsap County: More than 50 people passed away due to COVID-19. Read More »