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Michele Hackett, the reigning Narrows Division coach of the year, “should never have been released from her contract in the first place,” the district told parents.
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Rate-paying members of the Peninsula Light Co. re-elected three incumbent board members — Marc Jorgenson, Scott Junge and Roger Spadoni — from a slate of six candidates. The utility announced election results Monday during its online annual meeting. PenLight said it received 4,119 ballots out of 32,346 ballots that it mailed. That is a 12.73%
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Looking for something to do for Mother’s Day this weekend? We have plenty of options.
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Gig Harbor’s boys and girls 4×100 relay teams both had impressive finishes at a prestigious recent meet.
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Chuck West, a Peninsula School Board member, and former Seattle Police Officers Guild President Mike Solan have taken steps toward running for the Pierce County Council seat representing Gig Harbor.
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The Tides started the season on a six-game slide before winning four consecutive games. A playoff appearance is on the horizon.
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A brick planter now stands in front of the former Harbor Inn. Is it sturdy enough to prevent a tragedy like the one that happened there in 1989?
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The city now owns the property at the eastern end of Hunt Street again, with no requirement that it set aside space for the food bank.
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Snyder, a Tides senior, has his eyes on a state high school championship — and possibly a spot in this summer’s U.S. Open.
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The getaway driver for a burglary at Skansie Avenue business made little effort to conceal the stolen goods.
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