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May 4—A Puyallup company will pay a $40,000 penalty for violations related to a Gig Harbor development, the state Department of Ecology said in a news release May 2.
A Gig Harbor police officer met with a woman in her 80s on May 11 who said she got scammed.
That little school building, once known as Schoolhouse #2, has been in place since 1865. Why not integrate it into Gateway plan?
“The law is clear — towing companies have an obligation to determine whether a car belongs to a member of the military,” Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson said. “When our service men and women are deployed away from home and family, they should not need to worry whether their possessions are safe.”