Observed arrival · 2026-10-30
Unchained Kitsap makes the case for keeping business local
A grassroots Kitsap County campaign documents local business ownership changes and argues against chains, franchises, and private-equity buyouts.
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- Kitsap residents choosing local businesses
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- Its Auto Glass Plus case cites Washington records, Safelite listings, industry reporting, company materials, and court filings.
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The page organizes its argument around local spending, a Kitsap auto-glass example, and franchise terms, with numbered links attached to specific claims. Its franchise section lists a $10,500 Novus fee and reported ongoing royalty and advertising fees; the page attributes those figures to external sources. It also points readers to a separate site for more Safelite-related material.
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