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Tuesday, Sept. 4, is the first day of school in the Peninsula School District.
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Blue Moon Ends the Month
A Blue Moon — the second full moon within a month — will rise on Friday night.
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Sunny Skies Dominate Labor Day Weekend Forecast
It's looking like perfect weather to get outside and enjoy the unofficial end of summer.
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Need to Fill Up Before Labor Day? Find the Lowest Gas Prices in University Place
Day to day prices are setting record highs, according to AAA.
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Gig Harbor|News|
Blue Moon Ends the Month
A Blue Moon — the second full moon within a month — will rise on Friday night.
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University Place, WA|News|
Blue Moon Ends the Month
A Blue Moon — the second full moon within a month — will rise on Friday night.
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Lakewood-JBLM, WA|News|
Need to Fill Up Before Labor Day? Find the Lowest Gas Prices in Lakewood
Day to day prices are setting record highs, according to AAA.
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Gig Harbor|News|
Winners Announced for Gig Harbor’s National Art Show
Gig Harbor artists were among the winners awarded at the Gig Harbor’s annual Open Juried Art Exhibition.
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Need to Fill Up Before Labor Day? Find the Lowest Gas Prices in Gig Harbor
Day to day prices are setting record highs, according to AAA.
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REPORT: West Nile Virus Cases Jump 40 Percent in One Week
The Washington Post reports that more cases are expected to be reported. The Centers For Disease Control report a total of 1,590 cases of West Nile virus disease in people, including 66 deaths.
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How to Tell If Your Child is Being Bullied, Bullying Others
Here are some warning signs to keep in mind to indicate if your child is being bullied or bullying others at school.
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Attention Shoppers: Gig Harbor Marshalls to Open Next Thursday
The off-price retailer is located at Uptown Gig Harbor in the former Borders building.
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DOL Introduces New Motorcycle Endorsement Riding Test
The Department of Licensing said Washington is one of the first states to implement this new test for motorcyclists. The new endorsement skills test is expected to start in other states in the spring.
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Quiz Tells You Whether Obama or Romney Best Matches Your Stance
This online free quiz takes an in-depth look at your stance on a range of issues, then compares them to candidates' responses.
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American Academy of Pediatrics Changes Stance on Circumcision
The group says that medical insurers should pay for the procedure.
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TUESDAY: Harborview Drive to Close for Final Summer Sounds Concert
City of Gig Harbor will be shutting off Harborview Drive between Pioneer and Rosedale from 5 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday. Gig Harbor's Perry Acker will be performing at the final concert of the series.
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Win Tickets to the Puyallup Fair, 'Get Your Happy On!'
Patch is giving away dozens of tickets to the Puyallup Fair. Just sign up for a free email newsletter below for a chance to win.
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What's It Like to Be a 911 Operator?
We've seen our local law enforcement officers responding to our 911 calls in the community. Here are the folks working behind the scenes.
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Lakewood-JBLM, WA|News|
Patch 101: How to Blog with Patch
Got something to say? Tell us in your very own Patch blog.
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Do Gig Harbor Residents Give Enough to Charity?
Gig Harbor residents gave more than $40 million to charities in 2008, according to a new study of tax returns.
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