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Gig Harbor area host families needed

Andeo International Homestays, a nonprofit organization based out of Portland, Ore., has some foreign exchange students in need of host families living in the Gig Harbor/Tacoma area.

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Gig Harbor man's anecdote featured in Reader's Digest

Gig Harbor resident Chris Erickson is featured in the May edition of Reader's Digest, which selected his anecdote for "All in a Day's Work," a portion of the magazine's Humor Section that shares...

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Peninsula Youth Orchestra to perform June 2

Free concert showcases young musicians' talent | The Peninsula Youth Orchestra will host its annual Spring Concert at 3 p.m. June 3 at the Peninsula High School Auditorium, 14105 Purdy Drive NW in Gig...

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Maritime Gig 5K Family Fun Run on Saturday

The Maritime Gig Family Fun Run will be held Saturday prior to the grand parade as part of the weekend-long Maritime Gig Festival. The 5-kilometer run has moved to Saturday, and it's a mostly flat...

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Children's items sale this weekend at the Eagles

The Gig Harbor Kid's Corner will host an all children's item sale and food drive for FISH Food Bank from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 9 at the Gig Harbor Eagles Club, 4425 Burnham Drive in Gig Harbor.

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Local author to hold open house book sale this Saturday

Gig Harbor's Brad Myers has published a new book, "Paid to Poop: A Humorous Look at Work and How to Avoid It," which takes a look at the various common and not so common practices in the workplace.

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PSD to hold public forums on budget

The Peninsula School District will be holding two public forums on the 2012-13 budget in the month of June.

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Marshalls to debut at Uptown Gig Harbor

Clothing chain will occupy former Borders Books location | Clothing chain will occupy former Borders Books location.

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Pierce County to host aerospace summit in July

There are more than 80 firms in the aerospace supply chain in Pierce County, and their industry is changing rapidly due to increased global demand for commercial air travel and a highly competitive...

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Writing and Publishing workshop this weekend

Learn how to publish a book in the harbor | The Friends of the Library will host a Writing and Publishing in the Harbor class from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m June 2 at the Peninsula branch of the Pierce...

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Applicants sought for charter amendment committees

The Pierce County Council invites members of the public to apply for positions on the committees that will write “for” and “against” statements in the voters'; pamphlet about a ballot measure...

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Key Peninsula Fire board may ask voters for funds for 8 additional firefighters

The Key Peninsula Fire Department Board of Fire Commissioners are expected to vote June 26 on a resolution to place a levy on the November ballot to fund eight full-time firefighter positions. The...

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Ted Strong to return to work with PSD next month

Former Gig Harbor High School Principal Ted Strong, who was arrested on March 20 on suspicion of drunken driving after being involved in a hit-and-run accident on Fox Island, will return to work with...

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Donkey Creek project open house on July 25

The city of Gig Harbor will host an open house on Wednesday, July 25, from 5 p.m. to 7p.m. at the Harbor History Museum, 4121 Harborview Drive, for the purpose of updating the public on the Donkey...

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Key Peninsula Fire cuts non-essential services to balance budget

The Key Peninsula Fire Department plans to cut non-essential services in order to maintain a balanced budget, according to a news release from Fire Chief Tom Lique.

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Growing pains contribute to Underwater Music Festival cancellation

Permits: Quick popularity of event brings up safety, insurance concerns | The Underwater Music Festival’s rapid growth and an expensive county permitting process have put the event on pause until next...

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Favorite runs return to Gig Harbor this fall

The beautiful community of Gig Harbor is home to two of the regions favorite races, both returning in September and even bigger and better.

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Overnight closures tonight at Tacoma Narrows Bridge toll plaza

Nighttime drivers traveling on eastbound State Route 16 across the Tacoma Narrows Bridge should plan for lane closures tonight (July 25) as crews repair damaged sensors in the pavement.

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Natural Yard Care workshops return to Gig Harbor in September

Three free workshops offered by local experts | The City of Gig Harbor and Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department are presenting a fun, free and informative “Natural Yard Care” workshop series in...

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Annual garage sale full of Gig Harbor history

The annual Knights of Columbus Council 9238 garage sale at St. Nicholas Catholic Church is a 26-year tradition.

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