Peninsula Credit Union is thrilled to announce the opening of the 2025 Peninsula Education Grant (PEG) application window. The PEG program is designed to provide support to educators in Mason, Kitsap, Jefferson, Clallam, and Grays Harbor Counties by offering grants to fund programs, materials, and resources that enhance student learning experiences. The PEG grants, which are … [Read more...] about Peninsula Education Grants Now Open
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Peninsula Credit Union Earns 5-Star “Superior” Rating From Bauer Financial
Peninsula Credit Union is proud to announce that it has received a 5-star rating from Bauer Financial, a premier independent bank and credit union rating firm. This recognition underscores our commitment to financial strength, member service, and community impact.The 5-star rating is Bauer Financial’s highest designation, reserved for financial institutions that are considered … [Read more...] about Peninsula Credit Union Earns 5-Star “Superior” Rating From Bauer Financial
Getting Settled into a New Home
After the last box is moved into your new home, you might think the hardest part of moving is over. And you’re right, but there are still things to take care of before you can relax completely. Get Your Utilities Set Up You don’t want to arrive at your new place late at night and find that the lights don’t work. Before you move, arrange for the utilities to be set up … [Read more...] about Getting Settled into a New Home
Crunch Fitness: Gym’s Focus on Community Wellness
According to Haaken Larsen, General Manager of the Silverdale Crunch Fitness, “Community wellness is really all about creating community in a space where people feel comfortable in that space.” Larsen and his team embrace the “No Judgement” philosophy through positivity, inclusivity, and most importantly, fun. “We are fitness people making fitness fun. We don’t want it to be … [Read more...] about Crunch Fitness: Gym’s Focus on Community Wellness
It Isn’t Raining…It’s Recharging
In the Pacific Northwest, and especially in Kitsap County, we are blessed with an abundance of water. “But that doesn’t mean it is unlimited,” said KPUD’s Water Resources Manager, Joel Purdy. As a hydrogeologist trained at University of Washington and Western Washington University, Purdy maintains the databases for Kitsap County with information on water supply, rainfall, and … [Read more...] about It Isn’t Raining…It’s Recharging