Gig Harbor Now and Then | The homestead confusion
Mar 10, 2025 | By: Greg SpadoniEven if it’s literally carved in stone, sometimes a homestead is not a homestead.
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Even if it’s literally carved in stone, sometimes a homestead is not a homestead.
Read MoreThe cultural access program would support local nonprofits and provide educational program. The city council must decide whether to put the question before voters.
Read MoreAlso this week “Mauritius” at Peninsula High, an award-winning GHHS band performance and more.
Read MoreWe escaped the 28-degree days in Gig Harbor over Mid-Winter Break in favor of taking Clara and Wyatt to Disneyland for the first time!
Read MoreWright Park and the Stadium District in Tacoma were the setting for a number of 1990s movies.
Read MoreThe Tacoma Youth Symphony, featuring many locals, and Harbor Winds’ Young Artists Concert are also this weekend.
Read MoreWho’s playing at Summer Sounds at Skansie in 2025? Here’s the lineup.
Read MoreThe previous Gig Harbor Now and Then column gave the answers to four questions concerning early local telephones. One question that was not asked or answered last time concerns how to cope with one of today’s internet providers on the Gig Harbor and Key peninsulas, CenturyLink. Having had multiple extensive, unwanted, unsatisfying, and unfathomably bad experiences
Read More“Sense of Emergency,” filmed partly at GHFMO’s Station 51, focuses on how CPR can save a life — and on the trauma paramedics and other responders face.
Read MoreA discussion of African folktales, an octopus talk and a poetry reading — and that’s all just Wednesday.
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