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Jul 31, 2025We might not always like them, either. But providing a public forum where readers can share opinions and debate the issues is part of our mission.
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Also in this edition of the blotter: a suspect walks away from the ER, a man points a gun out the window of his vehicle and more.
Indivisible Gig Harbor on Thursday staged its third major protest since Donald Trump returned to the White House in January. The crowds for the July 17 “Good Trouble” protest could be measured in the hundreds, not the thousands, as was the case for a “Hands Off” protest in April and a “No Kings” protest in
Temperatures could hit the mid-90s on July 16, but a popular spot to cool off won’t be available.
Bids are due Tuesday, July 15, for the 18-foot 1977 TideRunner Model 180, being sold to raise money for the museum.
The Stage 2 burn ban bars all outdoor burning, including recreational burn pits, backyard fire pits and backyard fireplaces.
The Bartell Drugs in Olympic Village will close Sept. 1, after the Rite Aid on Point Fosdick becomes a CVS. Both pharmacies have a lot of empty shelves.
The cause of the fire is still being investigated, but fireworks were not believed to be involved.
Fireworks can be discharged from 10 a.m. to midnight in unincorporated Pierce County; they are banned entirely in Gig Harbor city limits.
The suspect reportedly “bragged” about the shooting on a social media app and posted Ring camera footage of deputies looking for him at his house.