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A recent negative low tide, along with property acquisition and improvements, revealed an entire world of critters and crawlers at Tacoma DeMolay Sandspit Park.
Read More about Two in Tow & On the Go | Low tides on Fox Island
Young entrepreneurs working with Creative Little Studio took over the Skansie Park Pavilion for a Mini Makers Market on Thursday.
Read More about Mini makers earn a little money and show off their art at Waterfront Farmers Market
The challengers include an independent, a progressive who declined to state a party preference, a Republican and a “Trump Republican.”
Read More about Four candidates challenge freshman Rep. Randall
The Gig Harbor Little League Majors team, composed of 11- and 12-year-olds, will have two chances to win one game and advance to regionals.
Read More about Gig Harbor Little League team advances to state championship game
Gig Harbor City Council members used ranked-choice voting to prioritize capital projects over the next two years.
Read More about Council members pick Crescent Creek Park, downtown revitalization as top capital priorities
Both Democrat Deb Krishnadasan and Republican Gary Parker will advance to the general election regardless of the results of the Aug. 4 primary.
Read More about 26th District Senate primary merely a preview of November
Australian Kelpies and other herding breeds competed for titles, championship points and championship belt buckles at a competition near Gig Harbor last weekend.
Read More about Top dogs compete at Kelpie Round-Up
Longtime legislator Michelle Valdez opted not to run for re-election to House Position 2. These are the candidates seeking to succeed her.
Read More about Four candidates step into the ring for Position 2 in the 26th District
Kids will take over the Skansie Park pavilion on July 23 with a mini-market during this week’s Waterfront Farmers Market.
Read More about Harbor Happenings | Young entrepreneurs to make their mark at the market
Court documents indicate that the suspect pointed a gun at police before directing it toward his own forehead, leading to an assault charge.
Read More about Police arrest suicidal man who delayed traffic on Narrows Bridge