Coronavirus activity in Washington state is increasing again. After a dip in mid-September likely owing to a relative lack of testing due to wildfire smoke… Continue reading
Initial unemployment claims continued to fall locally and statewide as the calendar flipped to October. Kitsap County recorded 369 new initial claims for the week… Continue reading
Even though COVID-19 cases are going up in Kitsap and other counties, Gov. Jay Inslee said at a news conference Tuesday that he is relaxing… Continue reading
Unemployment claims were down both locally and statewide during the final full week of September. During the week of Sept. 20-26, the most recent week… Continue reading
Unity in Community, Kitsap’s COVID-19 Response Fund, has brought in about $450,000 since its inception a little more than six months ago. That amount includes… Continue reading
Initial unemployment claims remained flat through the end of the week of Sept. 19. In Kitsap County, there were 512 initial claims, a number nearly… Continue reading
The Evergreen State’s economy had another positive month of job gains and industry expansion in August as the seasonally unadjusted unemployment rate dipped yet again.… Continue reading
Cases came from 2 Kitsap facilities and are not related to initial St. Michael outbreak
Four of them were confirmed in North Kitsap
Total number of positive cases since March is 1,116
2 of the deaths were Kitsap residents with ‘underlying health conditions’
Education layoffs could be a factor
Countywide total of virus-associated deaths now at 12
St. Michael hospital outbreak now at 73 virus cases, 46 staff, 24 patients, 3 others
Under normal circumstances, tonight fans would have gathered at high school stadiums all over Kitsap County to celebrate the beginning of the 2020 fall season… Continue reading
Whether it’s their first or 30th year teaching, educators in the Bainbridge Island School District were embarking on the same new journey as school resumed… Continue reading
On Wednesday, the Kitsap Public Health District confirmed eight new positive cases of COVID-19, bringing the countywide total of positive cases to 1,028 since March.… Continue reading
