Imagine looking into the eyes of your closest longtime friend but unable to place them or remember their name. Or remembering suddenly, in the grocery store aisle, you need coffee, only to come home and find several unopened packages of coffee in your cupboard because the same situation has happened several times before. What about
I’m extremely disappointed in the Gig Harbor Chamber of Commerce’s decision to not allow politicians running for office a place in the Maritime parade this year. That’s been one of the favorite parts of the parade for years, we like to see and cheer for our candidates. THERE’S NOTHING MORE IMPORTANT TO A COMMUNITY THEN
This article is reprinted with permission from the Washington State Standard, a nonprofit publication covering policy and politics in Olympia. Read more here. A Washington state lawmaker accused last year of bullying and berating employees has been told she must undergo remedial training on proper workplace conduct before her access to legislative staff is fully restored.
Letter to the editor by Billy Sehmel, PenMet Parks commissioner.
Sophia Fraser of Gig Harbor High is a Student of Distinction in the category of Community Service Achievement.
Teagan McMonagle of Peninsula High School is a Student of Distinction in the category of Music, Arts and Drama Achievement.
Sophie Blake of Gig Harbor High School is a Student of Distinction in the category of Athletic Achievement.
Sarah Neff of Henderson Bay High School is a Student of Distinction in the category of Community Service Achievement.
Riley Dykman of Peninsula High School is a Student of Distinction in the category of Music, Arts and Drama Achievement.
Richard Roppolo of Gig Harbor High School is a Student of Distinction in the category of Music, Arts and Drama Achievement.
