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Senate Bill 5655 requires the occupancy load for daycares in Washington to be based only on areas where services are provided. more
Friends of Burley Lagoon and Taylor Shellfish Co. reached an agreement via mediation on a geoduck cultivation proposal for Burley Lagoon in April. more
As property deals stall and public engagement wanes, KPFD weighs its next move ahead of a critical levy lid lift vote. more
A restored sign, mural, and plantings now greet everyone driving onto the KP. “I got to thinking about towns that got all cleaned up and looked great.” more
The community of elders has continued to grow since its opening over two years ago. “We wanted something a bit more personal.” more
After losing a residence to fire last year, Herron Island purchases a used fire truck for a buck. “They have always wanted a truck.” more
The southernmost camp on the KP has a new board, partnerships, and expanded offerings after pairing with Nisqually Land Trust. more
The first-term legislator said he strategized to cope with serious variables in the state economy while striving to represent the needs of his district above party. more
The freshman senator was appointed to fill a vacancy after Emily Randall (D-6th CD) resigned to serve as a representative in Congress. more
The representative has learned to navigate the state House and and now plans to bring her experience to a run for the state Senate. more
Nine principals and 24 teachers were involuntarily reassigned. While PSD frames the moves as strategic, shifting messages and financial warnings tell another story. more
Free events and resources offer teenagers a variety of choices in a safe, inclusive environment: “We welcome all teens with open arms.” more
A Stage 1 burn ban will start in unincorporated Pierce County June 1 at 8 a.m. until further notice. more
The local nonprofit continues to grow as local needs increase but won’t move to the new property for perhaps a year. more
Sudden large cuts are anticipated to affect farmers, the hungry, and the organizations that feed them. more
At least two orca pods visited the waters of the Key Peninsula periodically for a week or 10 days in mid-April. more
KPFD needs to collect more money to keep services running and will elect a new fire commissioner in November. more
WSDOT is collecting information to help shape the future of the most used road on the KP. more
Collected data will help inform the 2029 Shoreline Master Program, which regulates how the shoreline is developed. more
Gig Harbor Women's Co-op connects women by providing opportunities to volunteer in the community, trading time for service. more
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