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Thousands of Washington residents who get insurance through an online marketplace known as the Washington Healthplanfinder are weeks away from the start of open enrollment. How much they’ll pay for health and dental coverage next year– and whether some will be able to afford it – remains an open question. An enhanced premium tax credit
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The same quintet will govern PenMet Parks for the next two years unless Jesse Rawley supplants incumbent Laurel Kingsbury. Kurt Grimmer, who was also up for election, drew no challengers and will slide into his third six-year term. No other commissioner’s tenure expires until the end of 2027. The park district comprises Pierce County from
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Also in this week’s sports column, updates on the Peninsula and Gig Harbor football teams.
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The Places conference brought preservationists, planners and city officials to Gig Harbor this week.
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The state-mandated changes will encourage developers to create affordable housing options, including elder housing and mixed-use structures.
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A local church will offer three safe parking spaces to families with children experiencing homelessness.
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Gig Harbor remains in the driver’s seat in the Puget Sound League Narrows Division after the 1-1 tie against Central Kitsap.
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Top awards at the 2025 Gig Harbor Film Festival went to Best Director John Gray for “A Guest in My Country” and Best Actor Bella Zoe Martinez for “Once More, Like Rain Man.”
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Rush Companies’ Trailside project would build 120 apartments next to the luxury gated community — and the company is keeping mum about it.
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Mardie Rees of Gig Harbor, who created sculptures at St. Anthony Hospital and Skansie Park, unveils a new work in Enumclaw.
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