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High School FootballPuyallup earns the No. 1 seed in Class 4A as the football playoffs open Nov. 6-7If you've been waiting to see where Puyallup landed, the Round of 32 pairings have the answer. Puyallup (9-0) is the top seed in 4A and hosts No. 32 Lewis and Clark (3-5).Today’s editionRead

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From MyNorthwest.com, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. MyNorthwest.com21 hours ago

    ‘They keep it expensive’: Gee says Gig Harbor can afford $800M school plan, but locals push back

    Gig Harbor homeowners in the Peninsula School District could face an $800 million bond for two new high schools and a new stadium. Gee Scott loved the idea.

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  • School bondThe Peninsula School District's Capital Bond Planning Task Force presented its recommendations to the school board Oct.

    The Peninsula School District's Capital Bond Planning Task Force presented its recommendations to the school board Oct. 27. The package would replace Gig Harbor and Peninsula high schools, build a new shared athletic stadium and replace the bus barn, for $800 million. Board President Natalie Wimberly said the district has yet to decide on the cost or scope. MyNorthwest reports the plan includes a 5,000-seat stadium and two mid-size pools.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: Tacoma News Tribune, MyNorthwest.com