Opinion

Letter to the editor by Craig McLaughlin of Fox Island

Letter to the editor by Craig McLaughlin of Fox Island.

Letter to the editor by Isaiah LaCombe of Gig Harbor

Letter to the editor by Mary Kolar, president-elect of the Rotary Club of Gig Harbor Midday

Local politics is about public service: listening to and representing all constituents, recognizing and standing up for the common humanity of all community members — especially the most vulnerable — and seeking to meet the most urgent needs of the community you serve. The contributors to this letter have in common a deep love of

Why I Support Adison Richards to Represent the 26th District I have known Adison since he was in middle school. I have never met anyone who cares so much about helping others and supporting those in need. His passion for working for the people in public office started at a young age and before we

These initiatives are on our ballot because Brian Heywood a millionaire hedge fund manager spent 10’s of MILLIONS of dollars to get them on our ballots. Let’s look at their impact: Initiative 2109 would cut over $2 BILLION from education, school construction, and childcare in Washington State. Voting yes on I-2109 would only benefit 0.2%

PenMet has just terminated its lease with ZTM Holdings alleging several breaches of the lease terms. I assume a lawsuit will soon be filed as well. In recent days, I’ve had conversations with several individuals associated with ZTM and others regarding the Madrona golf course to gain a better understanding of the issues and the

Gig Harbor Junior Sailing would like to thank our community for their tremendous support of our 15th annual on-line and in-person Dinner auction which was held recently at Gig Harbor Yacht Club. We were overwhelmed to have exceeded our fundraising goal of $100,000 to allow us to continue to serve the needs of youth in

The Peninsula Gardens article of October 18 contains a few inaccuracies that I’d like to address. The article states that “the plan includes only 6 courts.” Viewing the master plan in the article there are only 4 courts. The original offerings included a plan with 6 courts, but the final PenMet decision was sadly the