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A Few Words From Our Chairman

Welcome to Silverdale Bowling Club!

In 1925, Mr Dickens from the Woodlands Hotel provided the plot of land on Cove Road. The sign over the gate ‘Tha’s nowt f’ short’ is in memory of a talented member.

We are privileged to play in idyllic surroundings with excellent facilities. All this is made possible by the dedication of our members past and present. We have teams in local leagues and we have our own annual competitions when cups and trophies are won and lost!

Social bowling on Tuesday evenings is an opportunity to come and meet us and learn about the game.

We are renowned for our hospitality and our cakes!

Come and give us a try…

For a second time this year, Kitsap's entertainment venues, including movie theaters and bowling alleys, are shutting down on Gov. Jay Inslee's orders in an attempt to thwart the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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When will they reopen? It's become more a question of if, local owners say.

'It feels very hopeless when you sense that no one is going to rescue businesses like ours,' said Rhonda Lee Koh, owner of Ahoy Kitsap Playland off Highway 303 in East Bremerton, an indoor playground for kids 12 and under.

Koh had only been able to open for the past two weeks. The closure this time feels different to her, as shutdowns in spring 2020 came with relief, including the federal CARES Act stimulus. But she said the business is burning through the last of its Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) funds.

This second closure 'feels incredibly devastating' because of inaction to pass further relief. 'Who is going to save us? I don't know,' she said.

What bowling alleys are saying

As of Tuesday, movie theaters and Kitsap's bowling alleys will also have to shut down.

For All Star Lanes & Casino in Silverdale and the Hi Joy Bowl in Port Orchard, which employed about 250 people before the pandemic, 'It feels like we tried to get back up and then got kicked back down again,' said Kylie Hicks, a co-owner of the two bowling alleys and their accompanying restaurants.

'It's pretty devastating for all small businesses at this point.'

Hicks said they were able to tread water for about 2 1/2 months and ran in the red only slightly during that time. The business was able to pay salaries and see frequent customers despite operating under confined capacity. Now, she worries about the employees, especially as the holidays approach.

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She said the pandemic and the rising COVID-19 infections made 2020 a 'lose-lose situation.'

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Theaters equate restrictions to hitting brick wall

Movie theaters, like SEEFilm Cinemas in Bremerton, were also 'battening down the hatches' Monday as the deadline to close approached.

'We knew it was coming but it's still so hard to do,' said Julie Vogan-Stitt, a movie theater manager with three decades' experience. 'I had to tell our employees again it was their last day.'

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The theater plans to continue the operation of its coffee shop. But Vogan-Stitt, like Koh, isn't sure what the future holds.

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We've hit a brick wall again,' she said. 'Hopefully some other assistance will come soon.'

Josh Farley is a reporter covering the military for the Kitsap Sun. He can be reached at 360-792-9227, josh.farley@kitsapsun.com or on Twitter at @joshfarley.

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This article originally appeared on Kitsap Sun: New COVID closures 'devastating' for Kitsap theaters, bowling alleys