Peninsula students not flocking back to school as expected
Dec 18, 2021 | By: Christina T HenryAn enrollment shortfall could take a toll on Peninsula School District’s budget, but coronavirus recovery funds will help.
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An enrollment shortfall could take a toll on Peninsula School District’s budget, but coronavirus recovery funds will help.
Read MoreCoach Billy Landram’s Gig Harbor squad has scored at a 74-point-per-game clip while clamping down defensively on most of its early-season foes.
Read MoreThe effort, which is a drive-up affair again this year, achieves success through widespread support from the community.
Read MoreA live-fire training center would be constructed, the Kimball Drive fire station rebuilt, and Artondale and Swede Hill stations remodeled for about $80 million.
Read MoreNew mayor Tracie Markley and new council members Brenda Lykins, Roger Henderson and Seth Storset will begin serving in January.
Read MoreMayor Kit Kuhn said he considers his most important accomplishments to be saving Soundview Forest and establishing a strong relationship with the Puyallup Tribe.
Read MoreGig Harbor conducted a survey and hosted an open house to solicit public input for use in updating its parks plan.
Read MoreThe 20-year-old Key Peninsula man had already served prison time for a Gig Harbor burglary and had run from police earlier.
Read MoreThough nearly 90% of Tides staff is vaccinated, enough workers were stricken by the virus to make scheduling difficult.
Read MoreChildren can again mail letters to the jolly one, who will make the rounds in his makeshift sleigh after missing last year because of COVID.
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