At least two companies are looking in to operating indoor pickleball facilities in Gig Harbor, but they haven’t found the right spot yet.
Peninsula Light board member Paul Alvestad says the organization is planning a new administration building that is “overpriced by millions.”
Fusion Donut Café and Club Pilates are moving in to spaces at the Peninsula Shopping Center on Judson Street.
The ceremony memorialized people who died in Pierce County, but whose remains went unclaimed by family members or friends.
Opponents of the project won concessions and promises of cooperation from Taylor Shellfish, which hopes to start planting geoducks this summer.
The city Design Review Board asked developers to back off a request to reduce buffers but approved use of up to 60,000 cubic yards of fill material.
A funeral home wanted to build a cemetery on Rosedale Street in the mid-1960s. The community organized to stop it.
The project is proposed for 39 acres on Rosedale Street, directly west of Gig Harbor High. Developers are asking to deviate from city rules on altering topography and on the required size of the vegetation buffer between the property and the high school.
The plan would increase density, thanks in part to a new state law requiring jurisdictions to accommodate housing for a variety of income levels.
Chris Sembroski of Gig Harbor has a better travel story than anyone you know: He went to space in 2021 on a SpaceX rocket.
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