‘Eggs & Issues’ candidate forums announced

The Bremerton Area Chamber of Commerce recently announced the “Eggs & Issues” candidate and issue forums schedule.

The forums are held at 7:30 a.m. every Tuesday from July 7 through Aug. 11, then resume Sept. 15 through Oct. 20. The event is held at the Cloverleaf Sports Bar & Grill, located at 1240 Hollis St. in Bremerton.

“Eggs & Issues” forums are open to the public and use of recording devices without prior permission from the Chamber is prohibited. A no-host breakfast is available from the restaurant and reservations are not required.

The schedule is as follows:

• July 7: Bremerton mayor (special 1 1/2-hour program)

Daryl Daugs, Carlos Jara, Patty Lent, Will Maupin and Mike Shepherd

• July 14: Bremerton City Council, District No. 7

Carol Arends and Gentry Lange

• July 21: Port of Bremerton Commissioner, District No. 1

Gene Hart, Lynn Horton and Rogere Zabinski

• July 28: Bremerton School District, Position No. 1

Cynthia Large, Christianne Martin, Scott Rahm and J. David Rubie

• Aug. 4: Bremerton School District, Position No. 4

David Boynton, Cynthia Galloway and Bruce Woolnough

• Aug. 11: Bremerton School District, Position No. 5

Ruben Garcia, Carolynn Perkins and Kent Watkins

• Aug. 18: Primary Election Day

Eggs & Issues resumes Sept. 15

• Sept. 15: Bremerton Municipal Court Judge

James Docter and Ed Wolfe

• Sept. 22: Bremerton City Council, District No. 1

Brad Gehring and Jim McDonald

• Sept. 29: Bremerton City Council, District No. 7

Carol Arends and Gentry Lange

• Oct. 6: Port of Bremerton Commissioner, District No. 1

To be announced

• Oct. 13: Bremerton City Council, Districts No. 3, 5 and 9 (uncontested races)

Adam Brockus (District No. 3), Greg Wheeler (District No. 5) and Nick Wofford (District No. 9)

• Oct. 20: Bremerton mayor

To be announced

For more information about the “Eggs & Issues” series, contact the Bremerton Area Chamber of Commerce at (360) 479-3579 or e-mail chamber@bremertonchamber.org.

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