‘Empty Bowls’ event helps fill hungry tummies
Feb 27, 2022 | By: Charlee Glock-JacksonArtists donate the bowls, restaurants provide the soup for Altrusa fundraiser March 5 at Chapel Hill Church.
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Artists donate the bowls, restaurants provide the soup for Altrusa fundraiser March 5 at Chapel Hill Church.
Read MoreGig Harbor downed O’Dea 62-51 in a regional contest, will face Wednesday’s winner between Ferris and Rainier Beach Thursday at state.
Read MorePierce County was requiring wider right-of-ways in case it needed to expand roads in the future, but made an exception for the park.
Read MoreThe Gig Harbor boys basketball team will be taking its show on the road bright and early Saturday morning against the O’Dea Fighting Irish in a 10 a.m. Class 3A regional playoff game at Bellevue College. The Tides, ranked sixth in the state, will face No. 4 O’Dea (20-6) from the always-tough Seattle Metro League.
Read MoreJeff Niten, Linda Kelly set to answer questions, meet citizens Thursday at the Civic Center.
Read MoreDemocrat Adison Richards views running for office as a new way to deliver opportunity for all and help people.
Read MoreHarborview Drive will be closed through July to southbound traffic, presenting a long detour, while northbound drivers can use the single through lane.
Read MoreIn a close, physical game indicative of two teams whose seasons would end with a loss, Gig Harbor defeated the young, talented Kennewick Lions, 63-51, in a District 3/4 3A girls basketball playoff Tuesday night at home to keep its state tournament aspirations alive. Peninsula, however, traveled all the way to eastern Oregon and dropped
Read MoreKitsap County is reviewing whether Olalla Winery violated its conditional use permit. The decision was expected 10 working days after the Dec. 16 hearing.
Read MoreRepublican Spencer Hutchins is running for the state rep seat being vacated by Jesse Young, who is running state senator.
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