Gig Harbor Police Blotter: Van thieves in for glowing surprise
Dec 15, 2023In the back of a van stolen from an apartment complex parking lot was a huge disco ball used in circus performances.
In the back of a van stolen from an apartment complex parking lot was a huge disco ball used in circus performances.
The vans will take people from point to point anywhere within the zone and tie into bus routes. Service begins on March 31.
Construction has begun on the $31.6 million facility that will occupy much of PenMet’s time and money next year.
This year’s Veterans Day ceremony marked 50 years since the United States pulled out of the Vietnam war and showed appreciation for those who fought there.
The two Phase 3 soccer fields could be on the same level or at different elevations. If at on height, a high school-sized baseball diamond could be overlaid on them.
A teenage Jim Langhelm manned the projectors the final two years before the Roxy Theater on Harborview Drive was closed in 1958.
As part of the Purdy Creek culvert project, crews will pave the Highway 302 spur from just south of the new bridge in Purdy to where the spur meets Highway 16. The work will occur overnight next Monday through Friday, Oct. 23-27. Traffic will be directed around it. From 7 p.m. each night until 6
Participants living outside district boundaries would pay 20% more and have to wait a week to register.
A Shelton woman died in a wrong-way collision on Highway 16 early Saturday. Just after 1 a.m., the 30-year-old was riding her 2000 Yamaha motorcycle eastbound on the highway near Rosedale Street, according to the Washington State Patrol. A 2014 Honda Civic going the wrong direction hit her. The motorcycle rider died at the scene.
One will fill the seat left vacant by Amanda Babich, who isn’t running for re-election. Sehmel topped Neilson in the primary, 49.5%-32.3%.