Gig Harbor Now and Then | The lost machinist
Jun 30, 2025 | By: Greg SpadoniAlbert Fleuss, a machinist whose work was critical to Gig Harbor’s early fishing fleet, deserves the same recognition as his successor.
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Albert Fleuss, a machinist whose work was critical to Gig Harbor’s early fishing fleet, deserves the same recognition as his successor.
Read MoreIn the early 1900s when Tacoma was still figuring out what kind of city to be, Don Wolford knew exactly who he was. He became a longtime Tacoma businessman, married his longtime girlfriend, had a child and scored a beachfront property.
Read MoreKelly Busey retired last week after 34 years with the department, including 12 as chief.
Read MorePhotos by Carolyn Bick from the Gig Harbor Garden Tour on Saturday, June 28.
Read MoreHospitals must submit staffing plans that include a minimum number of employees assigned to be in each unit at each hour of the day.
Read MoreTake a look inside the seven Gig Harbor-area gardens that are part of this year’s tour.
Read MoreThe new funding will expand access to field experience, industry site visits and additional program opportunities that connect classroom learning to real world careers.
Read MoreThe free Summer Lunch Program returns on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting July 8 at these Gig Harbor and Key Peninsula locations.
Read MoreIn many ways, Bainbridge reminds Day Tripper columnist Mary Williams of Gig Harbor.
Read MoreThe Gig Harbor Garden Tour is Saturday and Sunday, June 28 and 29.
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