Wet Apple Inc

Wet Apple Inc, based in Port Orchard, WA, is a multimedia company that publishes WestSound Magazine and Design Build Magazine. Founded by Dee Coppola, the company is led by CEO Lary Coppola and offers web design services. With a dedicated team including Managing Editor Rodika Tollefson and Finance Manager Jennifer Christine Marjorie Norem, Wet Apple Media focuses on delivering quality content and innovative design solutions to its clients and community.Generated from the website

Wet Apple Media, based in Port Orchard, WA, is a comprehensive online platform offering a diverse range of content covering topics such as home, garden, food, entertainment, and community news in the West Sound region. With a focus on sustainability and environmental awareness, the company promotes eco-friendly practices through informative articles and initiatives like the contact lens recycling program. Through engaging blog posts, features, and surveys, Wet Apple Media aims to connect with the local community and provide valuable resources on a variety of interests, including creative competitions, local events, and profiles of individuals making a difference in the West Puget Sound area. With a commitment to promoting a sense of community and environmental responsibility, Wet Apple Media serves as a go-to source for information and inspiration in the region.Generated from the website

Positive Futures Network, based in Bainbridge Island, WA, is the organization behind YES Magazine, which focuses on themes of environmental justice, racial justice, and social empowerment. The network aims to foster positive change through comprehensive coverage of political and economic issues that impact communities and individuals. Through a commitment to highlighting voices and solutions, Positive Futures Network encourages community engagement and meaningful contributions, including opportunities to celebrate personal milestones by donating in tribute. As a respected entity in the realm of social justice, it acknowledges its roots in the traditional lands of the Coast Salish People. Generated from the website