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Police responded to more drug offenses in 2024, thanks to re-criminalization. Theft declined, but remains the city’s most common crime.
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Krishandasan leads the primary by 157 votes after Caldier was up by 89 on election night. Both candidates advance to the general.
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Pierce County invites the public to comment on a Determination of Significance, which is required when a project is likely to cause significant adverse environmental impacts.
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Both candidates will advance to the general election; the primary results show the race is every bit as close as expected.
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The state Senate race between Krishnadasan and Caldier appears on the primary ballot, but the campaign will be decided in November.
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Kopachuck State Park, closed for 14 months, opens again with a new playground, better trails and a renovated multipurpose building.
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Voters in the city of Gig Harbor will decide whether to increase the sales tax by 0.1% to support arts and culture programs.
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Five students from Gig Harbor and Tacoma spent a sizable chunk of their summer break researching and interviewing candidates for the 26th District state Senate seat.
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The developers hope to build a drive-through coffee shop on Sehmel Drive, but they need a zoning amendment for that part of the project.
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Experts say the multi-family tax exemption is a good way to encourage affordable housing; some residents say it just shifts the tax burden.
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