Gig Harbor, WA News

• Gig Harbor, WA News
• Pierce County Executive Pat McCarthy updates budget status
• Key Peninsula residents urged to attend logging forum
• Lending a helping hand
• Kids Corner: Peninsula High School CSI team places first in state skills competition
• Peninsula High School hosts annual radio conference
• Stars shine at women's business awards ceremony
• Bouck named new schools superintendent in Montana
• Residents briefed on city's water main replacement project
• Challengers to state reps file for 26th District seats
• Alumni of Distinction shine
• Pirouette dances back to sea
• DUI
• GHHWA attains Main Street standards The Gig Harbor Historic Waterfront Association has been designated as an accredited National Main Street Program for meeting the commercial district revitalization performance standards set by the National Trust Main St
• British Connection to bring royal flavor to Inn at Gig Harbor
• Davis graduates from basic military training
• Walker graduates from basic combat training
• Wells Fargo opens office in Gig Harbor Conestoga Wealth Partners, LLC, has opened offices in Gig Harbor and Silverdale.
• Possible theft
• Smoke investigation
• Wall fire
• Shed fire
• State Transportation Commission adopts new toll rates
• One dead in traffic fatality on Purdy Spit near Gig Harbor
• Thunderbird No. 2 to return to the bay
• Run a Mile program going strong
• Burglary
• City paddling toward kayak facility
• Out Our Way
• Assault
• Shoplift
• Portapotty fire
• Hand trapped
• Cardiac arrest
• Burning enforcement
• Gig Harbor Delivery set up for online convenience
• Allergic reaction
• Gun parts donated
• Smoke investigation
• Glencove Hotel fire spotlights response time
• Beer lovers get their day in the sun
• MoveOn protesters target Gig Harbor Bank of America
• Public meetings
• An adventure near the top of the world
• Desire to help others comes from Africa
• Northwest Medical Specialties receives national award
• Run a Mile program going strong in Gig Harbor
• Officials discuss TCC Gig Harbor campus
• Fuel spill
• Smoke investigation
• Man shoots self
• Rear-end collision
• Man's hand trapped
• Car accident
• Man injured
• Boat spills fuel
• Barn fire
• Cobalt helps beat the party blues
• Gig Harbor retirement residence honors WWII, Korean war vets
• Beer lovers get their day in the sun
• Veteran celebrates 90th birthday in grand style
• Wollochet Drive improvement work begins this month
• Donkey Creek project a go
• Walk to benefit cystic fibrosis research this weekend
• A mother's legacy
• City Council approves look into proposed elementary school
• Toll hike closer to reality
• Key Peninsula firefighters respond to barn fire
• Exercise equipment on display at Cottesmore in Gig Harbor
• KeyPen Parks offers a taste of the outdoor life
• Gig Harbor teen skateboarder struck by truck
• The good, the bad and the ugly on the state budget
• Gig Harbor artist's work to be featured at Metro Parks Tacoma
• A return home for Gig Harbor’s new city administrator
• Seaquist: Stresses link between higher education, economy
• Vacant homes roundtable addresses nuisance properties
• Administrator bids farewell to Gig Harbor
• Key Peninsula Museum opens with new exhibits
• Gig Harbor City Council mulls decision on Donkey Creek
• Author to sign latest work at Mostly Books
• Edible gardening class attracts green thumbs
• Gig Harbor woman runner-up in Miss Pierce County Pageant
• County flood district plans go forward
• CenturyLink experiences DSL outage
• Scouts help to plant trees at Kopachuck State Park
• Uptown Farmers Market to begin this Saturday
• Shellfish industry doing well at local, state levels
• Narrows Bridge toll increase result of many factors
• Safety measures: Gig Harbor Fire and Medic One to ask voters for 15-cent EMS levy increase
• Egg hunts to be held at Sehmel, Wild Birds
• Mosquito Fleet Winery pours over local history
• Historic snapshots
• Replanting to begin at Kopachuck State Park
• Gig Harbor City Council approves $150 fire lane parking penalty
• Gig Harbor High School principal arrested on suspicion of DUI after hit-and-run crash
• Guitar legend will be rockin’ the KP Civic Center
• Gig Harbor Fire & Medic One remodeling efforts near completion
• Gig Harbor Boys & Girls Club to host open house
• Soroptimist award dinner slated for March 22
• Peninsula School District Board to name acting superintendent
• Park campground may open for day-use soon
• Providing medical, fire training across borders
• Citizen panel recommends 90-cent bridge toll hike
• St. Anthony Hospital welcomes new president
• Gig Harbor BoatShop invites you to become a boat builder for a day
• Fire District 5 to put EMS levy on ballot April 17
• Gig Harbor City Council approves deal with Hogan Enterprises
• April Wellness Conference to introduce hyperbaric therapy
• Panel recommends Tacoma Narrows toll increase of at least 90 cents
• State Parks officials reveal new proposal for Kopachuck tree removal
• Grain silo marks the coming of brewery to downtown Gig Harbor
• Rep. Angel hopeful for House vote on Narrows Bridge sales tax deferral
• Officials: Kopachuck logging operation within parameters
• Large turnout at 26th District GOP caucus
• Denny Richards approved as Gig Harbor's next city administrator
• Gig Harbor reaches tentative deal with developer to save major spring road project
• Couples-coaching course offered
• Bill to limit increases in Narrows Bridge tolls passes Senate
• Gig Harbor Ace Hardware stores closed today in memoriam
• Single work truck crash snarls state Route 16 Wednesday afternoon
• Herron Island water system groundbreaking this Friday
• Officials report Kopachuck logging operation proceeding as planned
• Abandoned homes pose safety threats
• Washington's GOP caucuses could have national impact
• Gig Harbor city administrator to leave for Kenmore job
• 'People's Dock' out, 'Maritime Pier' in
• PenMet Parks joins challenge to be healthy
• Comfort in a Time of Need
• No final decision on Tacoma Narrows Bridge toll recommendations
• Single car roll over in Gig Harbor
• Church dishes up dinner twice a month
• Gig Harbor teacher Karin Ashabraner to challenge Rep. Jan Angel in 26th District
• National coaches of the year
• Anderson, Sousley named US Sprint Coaches of the Year
• Area abandoned homes are blight on city
• Mayor Hunter delivers de facto State of the City speech at Public Affairs Forum
• PSD levy passing by comfortable margin
• Residents say raising bridge tolls will hurt families, businesses
• Despite artistic differences, statue plan moves forward
• Gig Harbor library to showcase Oriental art
• ‘Going Places&#'; exhibit transports visitors
• Cottesmore of Life Care hosts career fair
• Dog days of Gig Harbor
• Levy key factor in Peninsula School District budget
• St. Anthony Hospital welcomes Kurt Schley as its new president
• Count the ways to spend Valentine’s Day
• Gig Harbor students taking part in figure skating show
• Bad economy, population growth challenges on crime front in Pierce County
• Is it really still winter?
• Kilmer&#';s capital investment plan getting bipartisan consideration
• Legislators address issues at Gig Harbor Chamber's capital program
• City discusses future use at Wilkinson Farm Park
• PenMet Parks seeks public input with online survey
• Town braces for road project
• Sunny weather walking in the harbor
• Watch out for the weretiger
• Wayward wallaby surprises Pierce County sheriff's deputy
• Focus of Pierce County Economic Development Department: Jobs
• Preview: Lawmakers, state officials discuss legislative priorities at Gig Harbor Chamber's Capital Program
• Disseminating information seen as key for Peninsula School District as election nears
• Olympic Drive girder work to begin Feb. 21
• Volunteer homeless count turns out minimal numbers
• Art of Chocolate event offers shopping specials for valentines
• Senior project helps hospital patients
• Rokkerbox to play benefit concert at Hy Iu Hee Hee
• Winter storm clobbers peninsulas with snow, ice
• Residents, citizens learn more about major Gig Harbor spring road project
• Tow companies busy, but many GH businesses closed
• GH swears in new police officer, recognizes another for service
• Gig Harbor woman celebrates 103rd birthday
• State parks to move forward with tree removal
• Snow, ice wallops the peninsulas
• Narrows bridges closure causes traffic delays
• New cooperative agreement keeps KGHP on the air
• A snowy week ahead
• Resolution run is for our heroes
• Kopachuck tree removal to go forward
• PHOTO GALLERY: Skaters hone their craft at Gig Harbor skate park
• Shots fired call near prison unfounded
• Narrows Bridge Citizen Advisory Commission contemplates toll hikes
• GH photographer finds space for her art
• Stan Flemming running for 10th Congressional seat
• Legislative reception sees trio off to Olympia
• Passage of PSD levy crucial to keeping current services
• Guernsey, Perrow sworn in as new Gig Harbor City Council members
• Narrows Bridge toll likely to go up this year
• Resolution Run takes to the harbor this weekend
• Carnegie Hall to host Puget Sound singers
• State parks leaders implement staff reductions
• Food banks struggling to keep people fed
• Bridge toll rates likely to increase later this year
• Decades old market comes down
• Sophie&#';s Touch wins People&#';s Choice award
• Olalla Polar Bear Jump 2012
• One DUI arrest in Gig Harbor over New Year's weekend
• WSDOT to start work on damaged Olympic Drive overpass
• Redistricting panel approves new political maps
• Taking the plunge into 2012
• Sophie's Touch window display wins People's Choice Award
• Local state parks positions cut in wake of budget woes
• 2011: A YEAR OF TRANSITION, REFLECTION AND GROWTH
• Redistricting panel struggles for compromise
• Legislator: State budget hit by 'perfect storm'
• Burley residents apprehensive about U.S. Post Office closure
• Experts offer tips on how to boost downtown economy
• Ugly holiday sweaters bring tears to the eyes and smiles all around
• Clear-cut logging operation within state laws
• Longtime sailing enthusiast remembered
• Harbor couple's home shines brightly for holidays
• Key Center opens new grocery store
• Just horsin' around
• PenMet Parks board mulls use of vacant land
• State Rep: Lawmakers not doing their job on state budget
• City ramps up enforcement of derelict vessel removal law
• New Food Market at Key Center opens
• Gig Harbor bay sparkles during lighted boat parade
• New Safeway store opens in grand fashion
• Man urinates in food donation collection bin, befouls supply
• A new lease on life
• 7 Seas Brewing announces expansion to historic downtown Gig Harbor
• Stir along KP highway is a logging operation
• State Rep: Higher ed key to ending economic woes
• Utility hikes to help pay for major capital projects
• City Council honors Franich, Conan for their years of service
• Let the holidays begin
• Law enforcement helps kids for Christmas
• Annual Christmas tree lighting in the harbor
• Maxwell to leave Gig Harbor Boys & Girls Club this month
• Altrusa prepares for Tour of Homes this weekend
• Politician asks that campaign donations be diverted to girl with diabetes
• State Auditor brings transparency message to Gig Harbor
• PSD officials getting the word out about replacement levy
• Who will win the 'Deck the Windows' contest?
• New stoplight debuts in Key Center
• Gig Harbor City Council passes 2012 budget
• Guernsey retains slim lead for Gig Harbor City Council
• United Methodist Church hosts forum on marriage equality
• Coyote problem has Fox Islanders howling mad
• Hope for the homeless is out there
• Gig Harbor gets its own smartphone app
• Basket Brigade set to leap into action
• Al’s Market is up for sale in Olalla
• Proposed Gig Harbor budget gets first public hearing
• Untitled
• Russian-born felter teaches old-world craft
• Guernsey holds slim lead for Gig Harbor City Council
• Marine works to preserve memories
• Humane Society raids Olalla residence
• Gig Harbor Guide: Wine aplenty for peninsula-area residents
• News briefs
• AARP offers free driving class to veterans
• Tacoma Concert Band performs abroad in Europe
• Don&#';t get burned buying that load of firewood
• State superintendent: No more cuts to education
• Community to honor Peninsula School District graduates
• Shy Gig Harbor teen is now a leader among his peers
• Gig Harbor area preliminary election results
• Rosedale carpenter rides alternative housing movement
• Harbor History Museum embraces World Trade Center artifact
• Peninsula Light Co. plans rate hike for spring
• Neighbors unite to help children of accident victim
• Mother’s love creates a runners’ paradise
• Woman in Business: Julie Ann Gustanski:
• Kids Corner: Popcorn fundraiser helps scouts with activities
• School program brings students closer
• Chamber Chat: Chamber launches membership drive
• Fund set up to help family following fatal car crash
• Giving, one flower bouquet at a time
• Gig Harbor ophthalmologist attends training in Santa Barbara
• Harborview merchants prepare to dish up treats
• Julie Andrews delights film festival audience
• Lights, camera, action
• Chinese Christian to speak out on religious persecution
• Makoviches hope pier will pay tribute to fishing legend
• Your health — Death and dying: How to make it through grief
• Business briefs
• Anchor Bay Mortgage goes Cougar
• Fire reports
• Police reports
• Gig Harbor library to shut down for nearly three weeks
• Classes
• Key Peninsula gets taste of the farm life
• NW Wind and Solar on cutting edge of technology
• Karaoke Cab rocks Gig Harbor
• Early morning blaze destroys KP home, injures two
• Scarecrow festival rings in season
• Gig Harbor Guide: Many events keep us hopping into October
• Henderson Bay High student&#';s senior project raises money for wigs
• Kids Corner: Eagle Scout project builds accessible path
• Sculptor becomes a published author
• Livingood-Nelson, former KP fire district chief, dies
• Pumpkin time again
• Narrows Airport looks to expand its audience
• Republic Mortgage expansion improves service, creates jobs
• Wine shop opening in Key Center
• Fire reports
• Police reports
• Congrats on that
• Peninsula Lutheran seeks actors for musical
• Your Health: Quick guide for patients: Is it urgent, or is it an emergency?
• Rotary in Gear: Rotary clubs help to make ‘what ifs&#'; a reality
• Things get wild at Night at Jerisich Dock
• Chum Festival pays tribute to wild salmon
• Gig Harbor to participate in Worldwide Photo Walk
• New shipwright climbs aboard the Shenandoah
• Infraction notices to resume for tolling system
• Rare disease affects Gig Harbor teenager
• Kids Corner: Just what in the world is ‘Destination Imagination?&#';
• PAL's Juried Art Show opens Oct. 6
• Kareen Borders will serve U.S. Dept. of Education
• Profiles in education: Goodman Middle School&#';s Debra Kaiser inspires others
• Pierce County Library System has fun time for babies
• Gig Harbor Kiwanis installs new officers
• Barks, beauties and kisses
• Golden touch involves lessons learned in Liberia
• USDA Award supports effort to reconstruct Raft Island bridge
• Public hearing set to address retail building size Sept. 26
• Boaters feel the pinch from lack of grocery store in downtown
• Memorial at Fire Station 51 will honor 9/11 victims
• Notice of Public Hearing Cancellation
• Public hearing to address retail building size
• Canine Carnival gives dogs moment in the spotlight
• Forza Coffee hosts photography show
• Kids Corner: Latin festival promotes cultural awareness
• Communities In Schools calls for volunteers
• Profile in education: Vaughn Elementary School&#';s Lisa Selfors
• Arthritis Foundation finds local support
• Library to host event for aspiring authors
• World Cup soccer player visits Mary Bridge patients
• GH Filmmaker finds shooting harbor a breeze
• Julie Andrews coming to Gig Harbor Film Festival
• Police reports
• Harbor History Museum appoints new executive director
• Hayes joins Snuffin&#';s as director of catering sales
• Retirement communities offer options for seniors
• Your Health — Osteoporosis: How you can take steps now to reduce your risk
• Fire reports
• Hot August Morning features story of fate
• Gig Harbor Guide: Get to the Key on Oct. 1 for a fabulous local Farm Tour
• ‘Twisted Sisters&#'; join the fight against cancer
• Discover Pass raises $2.9 million in first six weeks
• Business owners find support among themselves
• Allstar Guitar hopes to expand teaching venue in the harbor
• Lack of funding leaves resource center searching for answers
• Destiny Harbor Tours thrives despite a struggling economy
• Artists hope to capture lasting impression
• Prison aims to stay safe despite cuts
• Downtown braces for time-limited parking
• Boss, Morrison advance in parks race
• Inaugural Uptown charity event a sellout
• Revenues sluggish for GH Fire District 5
• Armed robber hits several Key Peninsula businesses
• City finds no environmental impacts on building increase
• Harbor History Museum appoints executive director
• Pierce County appeals dog attack response verdict
• Fire destroys home near Kopachuck
• Adventuress continues to spread her magic
• Kids Corner: Eagle Scout candidate coordinates tree-planting project
• Summer lunch program sees peak attendance on last day
• Retail building size increase takes a blow
• Profile in education: Ken Brown shares quest to expand educational palette
• Kids Corner: Senior project aims to make Kopachuck accessible to all
• State historical society selects new executive director
• Gig Harbor man completes his 18th Courage Classic
• Underwater Music Festival
• News briefs: Arletta Sound to be joined by sax players at Skansie Brothers Park
• Ten months after expansion, Metagenics delivers positive report
• Detective looks to raise money for humanitarian mission
• Cushman Trail to receive $1.1M
• New business keeps pups squeaky clean
• Fire reports
• Police reports
• Your Health: Six tips for a better night sleep
• Kiwanis Club helps students gear up for school
• Congrats on that
• Citizens Against Crime group celebrates 23rd anniversary
• Scavenger hunt lets teens loose on the town for fun
• Award-winning chef invites all to a brew bash
• Back to School for Gig Harbor - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Kids Corner: Nationally recognized PHS band dazzles parents, fans
• Escape to Point Richmond
• $2.2 million in damages awarded to dog bite victim
• Uptown gets in fashion with Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Thousands expected for Underwater Music Festival set for Saturday
• A window into our heritage
• A Time to Talk: New friendship formed when good deed inspires another
• News briefs
• Olalla Bluegrass Festival to celebrate 20th anniversary Saturday
• State reps request cuts to their pay
• Lions recycle eyeglasses for third-world countries
• Gig Harbor man receives life-saving kidney from wife
• Olympic Drive overpass girder to be replaced in March
• Gig Harbor doctor concerned with recent food allergy study
• Beyond the Borders brings music to Key Peninsula
• News briefs: Gig Harbor man rescues dog, computer from burning home
• City fire inspections to pick up again
• Key Peninsula fire intern launches new disaster preparedness effort
• Gig Harbor Wine and Food Festival emerging as premier event
• Gig Harbor maritime pier gets green light
• Murder mystery author Shelly Bock to sign at Mostly Books
• Country music at Morso
• Fire reports
• Police reports
• Discovery Village gets into LEGOS
• Republican women's club presents special scholarship
• Teaching couple takes conference to Africa
• Kids Corner: Eco camp filled with adventures
• McLain Music moves focus to instrument repair, rentals
• Religion briefs
• Food, wine and a little friendly competition
• PenMet Family Theater to open Friday with twist on a classic
• Teachers celebrate more than two decades of elementary-school collaboration
• Kids Corner: Babysitters pay attention to detail in CPR class
• Another Ekberg to serve Gig Harbor with planning role
• Cafe overcomes Millville's no-alcohol policy
• Gig Harbor Guide: Race for a Soldier: Gig Harbor is running for life
• Truck driver charged in Gig Harbor collision with teen
• Gig Harbor City Council authorizes medical marijuana 'collective gardens' in employment district
• Gig Harbor contractor offers city expertise pro bono
• Andrew Morrison pushes recreation for PenMet Parks
• Evergreen Animal Hospital earns AAHA accreditation
• Blue Moon Massage: A relaxation getaway
• Arts & Entertainment
• Music at Morso Wine Bar
• First Saturday Art Walk set Aug. 6 in Gig Harbor
• Warrants
• Fire reports
• Police reports
• YMCA partners with Key Peninsula Community Services
• Congrats on that
• City congratulates winners of ‘Chalk the Walk’ contest
• Vintage cars set to steal the spotlight
• District reduces teacher salaries
• Eagles Hall of Fame
• Farmers Market applies for wine tasting permit
• Auditor calls for voter turnout
• Lehnert runs on passion for parks
• U.S. Marine helps heal family&#';s 60-year-old mystery
• Author to appear at ‘Jaws&#'; movie in park
• Full daylighting of Donkey Creek possible after all
• Residents say ‘no&#'; to building size increase
• News briefs
• A World Cup full of memories
• Making way for a Key Center stoplight
• Rain doesn't dampen Art Festival fans' spirits
• Chamber Chat — Coming soon: Beautiful new Gig Harbor guidebook
• Volunteers serve volunteers at Habitat for Humanity project
• Traffic light under construction in Key Center
• Children&#';s fund to host breakfast
• Gig Harbor teens vie for Miss International title
• Philosophies clash over Donkey Creek
• GHHS grad to start Teach for America
• Kids Corner: Elementary students have ball with Summer Fun Program
• MultiCare employees brace for layoffs
• Hancock seeks to defend his seat on PenMet Parks board
• Galaxy to host award-winning documentary
• Race for a soldier
• Citizens to weigh in on building sizes
• City honored for supporting the troops
• Fire District 5 improvements may pay off for homeowners
• Harry Potter marathon at Galaxy Theatres starts July 13
• Chamber president wins $5,000 for charity in grill-off
• Sehmel Homestead Park Pavilion opens
• Randy Boss calls for new parks direction
• News briefs
• Museum presents Native American basketry exhibit
• Summer Art Festival swings into town
• Local medical professionals provide their expertise in Haiti
• Friday kindergarten programs coming this fall
• Kids Corner: Rockets lift off at annual Vaughn event
• Half-marathon training group starts up
• Gig Harbor Guide: Working together to feed people in need
• Guitar school to rock Sehmel Homestead Park
• KeyFest to hold fair this weekend
• City&#';s wastewater treatment operators enjoying upgrades
• City council members push to salvage Donkey Creek vision
• All aboard the Sunny Bay model railroad
• Wollochet road project reaches mid-point
• Fire reports
• Police reports
• Congrats on that
• Gartlan named principal at Evergreen Management
• Businesses promote family fun
• Last look at history
• New lunch menu struggles for student approval
• Kids Corner: Purdy Elementary Field Day is a blast
• Gig Harbor fire stations to receive remodels
• Tacoma Narrows Airport to host Wings and Wheels this weekend
• KGHP manager completes Sound to Summit walk
• Goodwill store opens at new location
• Parks officials host forum on Kopachuck campground closure
• Gig Harbor approves five-year plan for hospital benefit zone
• Henderson Bay fireworks show will go on
• WSDOT revokes toll infractions
• A sneak peek at the Gig Harbor Garden Tour
• Filmmmaker calls it a wrap
• Walking for a cure
• Officials ponder options for Kopachuck campground
• Potters throw bowls for FISH
• Discover Pass now available for state parks
• EHV-1 virus outbreak shuts down horse riding school
• Rotary in Gear: Flag Day honors the symbol of America
• News briefs
• Mustard Seed Project loses longtime volunteer
• TCC honors Stromstad family with son’s memorial degree
• Man shot by off-duty officer following traffic stop
• Boy stable after bike accident
• Latest county redistricting map disappoints Flemming
• EHV-1 virus outbreak shuts down local horse riding school
• Students show support for injured classmate
• Harvest Country store slowly returns to business following shooting
• Words of hope
• Races begin for leaders old and new
• Officials tour closed Kopachuck campground
• Woman brings awareness to breast cancer with punk style
• City set to replace old water mains, install new piping
• Chamber Chat: Working for a better community
• News briefs
• Harbor Hill Park planned for GH North
• Key Center anticipates new grocery store
• Senior citizens fight hunger on a local level
• Coast Guard shows its muscle at Maritime Gig
• Toll infractions on hold
• Schools in ‘dire straits’
• Kopachuck campground area closed
• Donkey Creek competing for matching funds
• St. Anthony Hospital launches first toy drive to benefit kids
• Candidates for public office must by Friday
• American Idol finalist to perform in Gig Harbor
• Public, private sectors work on bike safety education
• Kids Corner: Reading, imagination take center stage
• Radio station KGHP wins on creativity
• State closes Kopachuck campground
• World Trade Center artifact reaches Gig Harbor
• GH awarded Municipal Excellence award
• Scramblin’ in the street
• Mock car crash has impact for high school seniors
• News briefs
• Merrill Gardens to host USO fundraiser
• Conan recounts eight years of public service
• Hazardous trees removed from GH City Park
• ‘Dine Out for Diabetes’ event this weekend to help raise funds
• Corrections center inmates refurbish bykes for tykes
• Cemeteries offer glimpse into history
• Firefighters to attain part of Trade Center
• Donkey Creek options narrowed
• Boatyard introduces new summer shipwright
• Panhandling, graffiti ordinances pass easily
• Restaurant owners ask for extension of hours
• News briefs
• New GHHWA president enlists help from all corners of town
• Americans still not safe from terrorist acts
• PHS students show fine form in photo contest
• Harbor Heights Site Council issues changes to student placement
• Donkey Creek recommendation makes simplified project likely
• A night of distinction
• Street Scramble gets people moving, thinking
• Hospital benefit zone amendment opens funding doors
• City Council seat picks up a candidate
• Gig Harbor company reaches for the stars to take tourists into space
• Historic association receives Main Street status
• Chamber Chat: Pirates, pigs and a splendid parade at this year’s Gig Fest
• Original Discovery Elementary education team still intact after 30 years; will gather June 4
• Future unknown for multi-age program at Harbor Heights
• Kopachuck students learning leadership essentials
• News briefs
• Merger makes GH company third largest in nation
• Police reports
• Fire reports
• Warrants
• GH chiropractor uses hyperbaric chamber for a variety of health benefits
• Business briefs
• In the Military
• Future unkown for MAP program at Harbor Heights
• Miles of smiles at Minter Creek
• Preserve Our Parks group asks public to buy Discover passes
• Panhandling ordinance gets first public look
• Donkey Creek project team recommends scaled-down construction
• Paul Berlin receives EMS Achievement Award
• News briefs: GH man suspected of cyber attack against Kiss rocker Gene Simmons
• KGHP station manager to put best foot forward
• Fire district considers asking for more levy funds
• Legislation based on program in Michigan encourages savings
• City Council member chooses not to run for third term
• "The Voice" contestant to play at Morso Tuesday
• Navy Real Admiral recognized for his years of distinguished service
• Gig Harbor may crack down on panhandling
• PenMet braces for legislative decision
• Star Search raises money for Kiwanis projects
• Gonzaga hires former Gig Harbor High School coach
• Reading room to provide new option for teens
• Ben Union band to rock Tacoma Dome
• Gig Harbor Guide: It’s time to celebrate bicycle awareness the month of May
• Gig Harbor fire dept. prevention chief resigns
• News briefs
• Police reports
• Fire reports
• GH Target store gets a major facelift
• Kitsap Bank shares its quarterly earnings report
• PHS grad thriving as county judge
• Skansi finds stability in scouting
• A helping hand
• Budget to benefit tollpayers
• Green Hills Farm to host first spring dressage show
• Bill will help cities access funds from benefit zone
• Council swears in two reserve officers
• Local author to sign new book at Key Center
• Legislature passes Kilmer bill to reward thrift
• Kids Corner: Volunteers help make Parks Appreciation Day a success
• Rotary in Gear: Families we don’t see are in the greatest need
• Math teachers relay progress on curriculum
• Harbor hosts a bevy of events for Earth Day
• Gig Harbor Meistersingers win gold in N.Y.
• Crime group responds to string of burglaries
• Plans for a bigger, better Safeway underway
• Pierce Transit gathers public input on service reductions
• City strikes deal for restroom construction
• Minerva Scholarship Fund helps women pursue goals
• Kilmer/Rolfes bill to help veterans becomes law
• Parks Appreciation Day brings out volunteers
• Gig Harbor to put on a show for Earth Day
• Church members’ paintings depict the meaning of Easter
• Veterans golf course dedicates rehabilitation and learning center
• Safeway breaks ground at Point Fosdick Square
• Peninsula High School principal duct taped for Japan earthquake relief
• FBI probes Gig Harbor company
• GH man with one arm to bike 2,500 miles
• Downtown merchants call for parking regulations
• Parks prepare for egg hunts, Appreciation Day
• Water main project to impose detours Monday
• Kids Corner: Preschoolers learn what it’s like to live in African village
• Teenagers look inside 2011 legislative session
• Peninsula High graduate appears on ‘Millionaire’
• Gateway named Gig Harbor’s legal newspaper
• Inspired to run, I went 50 miles on my 50th birthday
• Fire reports
• Warrants
• Morso to host singer/songwriter Eliza Gilkyson
• Police reports
• Business brings spirit of Tai Chi to harbor
• New networking group forms in Gig Harbor
• New Shoreline rules to alter future plans, not existing developments
• After 31 years, fire chief sails off into the sunset
• Chocolate troupe pushes toward opening day in harbor
• Gig Harbor projects make ‘Excellent Ten’
• Artists honored at juried TWAA show at library
• VA takes care of GH veterans and spouses
• Gig Harbor Guide: Time to grow, Gig Harbor
• Community briefs: Paradise Theatre to present ‘The Diary of Anne Frank’
• Kids Corner: Peninsula High cast members enthused about ‘Footloose’
• All-day, four-day kindergarten to continue
• Family raises funds for international efforts
• Folk rock trio of songwriters make stop at Morso wine bar
• Police reports
• Fire reports
• GH author discusses ‘monster’ in new book
• City prepares for Earth Day celebration
• Home design shop opens in GH
• Wade Perrow Construction wins award for best renovation
• No perjury charges will be filed against Gig Harbor police chief
• Graduation accomplished
• New technology leaves Narrows Bridge tolling in the dust
• Perry Acker Band’s success is reaching new heights
• Two suspects arrested for arson and burglary in Gig Harbor
• Outfall team receives high praise
• PenMet Parks asks for rezone of Peninsula Gardens property
• Kilmer, Seaquist, host town hall in GH
• City’s in-water endeavor complete
• Students of Distinction: Erica Ma
• Students of Distinction: John Poitras
• Students of Distinction: Michael Sly
• Students of Distinction: Leanna Reel
• Traffic light at Key Center gets a 'go'
• News briefs
• Kilmer, Seaquist, host town hall meeting
• Undeterred by winter
• Brain injury networking group begins in Gig Harbor
• Crystal Judson case jumps the pond
• Crews investigating sinkhole on Pioneer Way
• Health and Safety Expo this Saturday
• Former WCCW inmates recount success stories
• Al's of Olalla plans to re-open as a general store
• Carriage work gets going at Eddon Boatyard
• SK firefighter appointed to FD 16 commission seat
• ‘Night at the Oscars’ draws crowd
• Local pet owner searches for her long-lost cat
• No injuries following home fire at Palmer Lake; candles blamed
• Thorpe remembered for preservation, community donations
• News briefs
• Gig Harbor Guide: Borders was nice, but Mostly Books is my bookstore
• City hopes to ease residents’ concerns over speeding
• GH Reiki master adds healing touch at Joint Base
• Local Band wins national contest
• Guest column: Cardiovascular health can affect your hearing by slowing the blood flow to ears
• In the Military
• Kitsap Bank promotes Silcott to new position
• First Saturday Art Walk is this weekend
• Weather service reports record-breaking lows
• Police reports
• Fire reports
• Warrants
• Restaurant puts new twist on old classics
• No one injured in Palmer Lake house fire
• GH Borders part of company-wide downsize
• FI sandspit acquisition sparks concern
• PenMet Parks to build pavilion at Sehmel Homestead Park
• Peninsula artist wants to inspire others
• County auditor speaks about voting
• GH Kiwanis looking for the next talented ‘Star’
• Author to sign books at St. Anthony Hospital
• Kids Corner: Volunteers help middle-school students with homework
• Harbor Heights students produce news broadcast
• Adirondack chairs are on display at Rosedale Gardens
• Study links over-the-counter pain relievers to hearing loss
• A passion for fly fishing
• Outfall project complete
• School district supporters mourn results of election
• Public transport riders disappointed by Prop. 1 failure
• Wollochet constuction will wait for summer
• KPCC requests halt to Key Center stoplight
• Seaquist sets sight on education
• Fire District 16 board selects Gig Harbor firefighter
• GH students launch science careers early
• TCC fundraiser brings both sides of bridge together
• News briefs
• Partners in marriage, partners at work
• School district, transit measures failing
• Efforts to win grocer begin
• State patrol to investigate Gig Harbor police chief
• Yanity steps away from FD 16 board
• Gig Harbor moms open space for kids, parents
• Victims of house fire were working to rebuild lives
• Exercising the heart matters
• News briefs
• Police officer honored for bravery in storm
• Count shows more homeless in Gig Harbor, Key Peninsula
• Gig Harbor Safeway to expand
• Fire destroys Cromwell home
• Museum’s first in-house exhibit digs into area’s roots
• Pierce Transit Board asks voters for help
• School bond supporters work to overcome foes
• Goodwill Industries secures new Gig Harbor location
• Milgard family likely new owners of Judson Street QFC building
• Guest column: A wakeup call or a death knell? It’s your choice
• Photo tolling rate approved
• Stan Flemming steps into place with Pierce County Council
• Grocery store tour imparts wisdom on healthy shopping
• Sunny weather brings out dirty cars
• Man injured in DUI crash
• Volunteers responding to increased need in community
• Judson St. QFC to close
• Gig Harbor native cited as war hero
• Gig Harbor library hits million-checkout mark in 2010
• Preschool to focus on children’s natural curiosity
• School bus rear-ended on Purdy Drive
• PSD inspection receives favorable results
• Historic downtown building gets new tenants in March
• Students of Distinction returning for ninth year
• Parents release book on raising autistic son
• Huff to help determine new voting districts
• Holistic health central to fifth annual Steppin’ Up Women’s Conference
• News briefs
• Kids Corner: Students connect with ‘grandparents’ to write free-form poetry
• School bond rally a huge hit
• Kitsap Bank expands its mortgage division
• Genealogy study documents long family history
• Legislators roll out plans for session
• City wins battle against developer
• Cub Scout pack hosts holiday giving project
• Shoreline Master Program turns eyes to fishermen
• News briefs
• Gig Harbor Guide: Curator, volunteers always busy with research for future museum exhibits
• Gig Harbor Grange celebrates 100 years
• Program helps WCCW inmates with transition into life after prison
• Kids corner: Students donate items to those less fortunate
• KPMS teacher receives national recognition
• 2010: The Year In Review
• Salatinos’ 30th annual Christmas Day Dinner may be the last one
• Donations help families in need
• New year, new name for PenMet Foundation
• Chamber honors leaders at celebration
• Kids Corner: Students look forward to youth activities center
• Harbor Montessori robotics team shines
• PSD advocates kick off bond campaign
• Tapestries depict social change
• Want to be a columnist? Submit materials by Jan. 7
• KP Lions seek nominees for Citizen of the Year
• Note from the Publisher
• Metagenics ribbon cutting draws crowd
• PHS grad to star in 5th Avenue Theater
• A Time to Talk: Dedicated Gig Harbor company makes holidays special for residents
• DUI Enforcer of the Year wins for third straight year
• Pierce County merges two safety net departments
• GH native recognized for teaching talents
• Kids Corner: CISP mentorship program receives $5,000 grant
• Yule spirit thrives on the peninsulas
• Gig Harbor towing company offers free service to drinkers
• County Council member leaves a legacy
• County to hand jurisdiction of Gig Harbor Bay to city
• State streamlines tolling operations
• Tacoma Community College retires debt on Gig Harbor campus
• News briefs
• PHS looks at the life of Margaret Bourke-White
• Gig Harbor High School graduate shines at law school
• ’Tis the season to get married
• Senior project helps Basket Brigade success
• GH High senior raises $200,000 for cancer research
• Band raises money for cancer-stricken friend
• City raises utility rates
• District Supt. unveils new facilities plan
• Board picks Guernsey’s successor
• Ketcham Tree Farm open one more weekend
• Lighted Boat Parade to be held Saturday on GH bay
• Kilmer appointed vice chair of Senate Ways and Means Committee
• Eddon Boatyard to celebrate opening with ribbon cutting
• County weather response costs more than $600,000
• PHS Key Club collects record amount for UNICEF
• Captain Louie
• Salmonchanted auction helps Peninsula Hands On Art thrive
• Open studios provide glimpse into artists’ work
• More than 8,000 affected by power outage
• New consulting company helps guide business owners to success
• Chowder Cookoff introduces new players
• KP Fire Department seeking advisory panel
• Candidates: State obligated to help vulnerable
• Fire reports
• Goodwill, REACH celebrates one-year anniversary
• Police reports
• Debate brings out both sides of I-1053
• Congrats on that
• Battalion chief fired
• In the Military
• History Museum wows the crowd
• A springboard for life lessons
• Nutrition director gives menus a makeover
• Kids corner: Paradise prepares first community showing of ‘Hairspray’ in Washington
• A Time to Talk: Emergency room visits are essential when absolutely necessary
• News briefs
• Fire department encourages child safety
• Book signing to highlight local author
• Our Our Way: Plenty of sights to see during HARVESTFest
• Make ’em Smile Campaign hits Gig Harbor
• Harbor Hounds dog walk returns on Saturday
• Salmonchanted Harbor to showcase local talent
• PenLight warns consumers of rate increases in October 2011
• Colleagues honor tireless educator
• Refuge for homeless arrives
• Shellfish poisoning dips into south Puget Sound
• Teenager helps pull girls from water
• Museum to open Saturday
• Kids corner: Students’ photography skills displayed on silver screen
• PSD is off and running in a new school year
• A Time to Talk: The return of mild hogs on Harleys
• Open studio tour caters to art buyers and admirers
• News briefs
• Preparedness fair draws many organizations
• Intruder shot and killed by trooper
• Old Timers’ Day bathed in the sun
• Classic cars to help cancer patient raise funds for treatments costs
• Fire reports
• Police reports
• Business briefs
• The Dog House doors are open
• Jazz musician buddies up in Bremerton
• In the Military
• Victoria rabbits visit area before they move to Texas
• Harbor History Museum prepares for grand opening
• African adoptee taken by cancer
• Fire reports
• Police reports
• Chamber chat: Helping businesses grow and prosper is our business
• Kids corner: Skate camp at Volunteer Park helps youth get on board
• Chatter returns at Peninsula schools
• Fox Island woman receives Bates Technical College grant
• A Time to Talk: Wandering back roads becomes family tradition
• Local Boys to add meat market at Purdy location
• Skansie net shed to be represented in Maryland
• Underwater music festival goes from small idea to reality
• Race for district court judge takes off
• Food banks strive to help residents
• News briefs
• An electric delivery in Gig Harbor
• Monument to honor Vietnam veteran
• First day of school brings back buzz
• Train takes life of Gig Harbor girl
• Disaster Preparedness Fair to be offered on Sept. 11
• Community radio station clinches world record
• State reps debate education funding conundrum
• PSD creates award that honors longtime volunteer
• Voyager class participates in biannual geocaching event
• Benoit named new principal at Harbor Ridge
• ‘Pier into the Night’
• Police Reports
• Fire Reports
• PHS graduate improving after car crash on KP
• GH Guied: GH has continued to reinvent itself in the past 12 years
• Key Fest returns with a focus on community
• Kilmer, McClendon advance in state Senate race
• GH woman charged with first-degree theft
• County Council race narrowed to two candidates
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• Pierce Transit to increase rates
• Music inspires local man to return to school, earn his degree
• Mediterranean diet suggests going back to basics
• Riders take to the streets to fight pet overpopulation
• Denims to Diamonds raises funds for CISP
• Kiwanis Club gets kids geared up for school
• A time to talk: Spirit of boating on peninsulas unsinkable
• Vaughn students continue tradition by firing off their rockets
• Vaughn Elementary School welcomes new principal
• Police Reports
• Fire Reports
• KPFD EMS levy passes
• GH Fire and Medic One to implement watchdog process
• Tommy the playwright
• Local DJ attempts to break marathon world record
• PC council candidates lay out platforms
• Care package drive brings community together
• KP fire district disciplines four
• Three arrested in connection to Longbranch vandalism
• Running down a dream
• Bystanders extinguish boat fire in harbor
• Longbranch gives Devil’s Head a high-five
• Police Reports
• PC council candidates square off in forum
• Bank robbery suspect caught waiting for taxi
• Teens get a taste of culture
• Fire Dist. 16 investigates five fire dept. personnel
• Power line relocation may affect outlying areas
• Out our way: KeyFest is back, bigger and better than ever
• EMS levy failure would cut 14 jobs
• Arletta store back in familiar hands
• Local artist has solo exhibit at grand opening
• Police Reports
• Republican candidates for U.S. Congress debate in GH
• Fire Reports
• Fire Reports
• Water main replacement contract $600,000 cheaper than budgeted
• Kids corner: Galaxy Theatres, Jaycox fund combine to help kids
• A time to talk: Old friends bring us sunny weather
• Fox Islanders want no part of old Navy lab property
• Assistant principal hired at Kopachuck Middle School
• Program supports healthy lifestyle
• Fire Reports
• A Time to Talk: The Mild Hogs ride again (for the first time)
• Swimmers cross Colvos Passage for FISH
• Police Reports
• Gig Harbor man hits jackpot at Shelton casino
• From blankets to catfish or long bike journeys, kids deliver
• Discovery kindergarteners explore ‘Land of the Letter People’
• Chapel Hill reaches out to teens in trouble
• Summer school construction hits Gig Harbor
• Goodwin new principal at Henderson Bay
• Rotary in Gear: It takes a lot of courage to wear Spandex
• Food and wine festival dishes up a touch of class
• GH Guide: Golfers, Gig Harbor is rolling out the red carpet for you
• Sections of Cushman Trail closed for utility work
• PenMet executive director to retire
• F.I. post office construction delayed
• Water main construction to affect traffic
• Former prisoner of war had remarkable life
• Pink Panther creator to attend Friday’s outdoor movie
• Milestone reached in wastewater expansion project
• County Council contributions fill campaign spectrum
• Peninsula Gardens up for sale
• Community Conversation - Our Budget, Our Economy
• Maritime Gig Festival
• Monky Business
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• A Midsummers Night's Dream
• Pocahontas
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