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Crews will start on this side of the Narrows Bridge and proceed to Burley Olalla Road, turn around and work their way back.
Read More about Overnight paving begins Monday on Highway 16
Covid delayed the planned replacement midway through the tolling period. The new gear will remain just seven years until the bridge is paid off.
Read More about WSDOT upgrades Narrows bridge tolling equipment
The Pierce County councilmember announced on July 3 that she is undergoing radiation therapy after being diagnosed with breast cancer. Her doctors caught the cancer early thanks to a mammogram.
Read More about Denson opens up about cancer diagnosis, urges regular screening for early intervention
At least two companies are looking in to operating indoor pickleball facilities in Gig Harbor, but they haven’t found the right spot yet.
Read More about Big Pickleball seeks toehold in Gig Harbor while the sport thrives with new public options for play
Kelly Busey retired last week after 34 years with the department, including 12 as chief.
Read More about City honors retired police chief Busey
The state had hoped to open the facility off Kopachuck State Park last spring, but ran into too many obstacles.
Read More about State Parks flushes Cutts Island floating toilet project
People are invited to experience the new facility for free during a grand-opening celebration on Saturday.
Read More about Public gets first look at PenMet’s new recreation center
Longtime Chief Kelly Busey retires on Monday, June 23. Lt. Tray Federici will be the interim chief, the city announced.
Read More about Lt. Tray Federici to serve as interim police chief after Busey retires
The pickleball courts also filled up quickly after a ribbon-cutting ceremony honoring Peninsula High alum and running great Doris Heritage.
Read More about Kids dig new playground as city opens Doris Heritage Park
Washington public health departments will see a slight reduction in state funding for basic services over the next two years, but the severity and local impacts of that loss on the Kitsap Peninsula remains unclear. State legislators reduced spending on Foundational Public Health Services by $24 million over the 2025-2027 budget. Those funds sustain essential
Read More about Legislature cut key public health fund by $24 million over next two years