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Gig Harbor Now reporters cover community events and efforts that benefit and entertain the community.

George Washington to speak at Veterans Day ceremony

Nov 09, 2026 | By:

Actor and retired Peninsula School District teacher Jonathan Bill will perform as George Washington during the ceremony, which marks the 250th anniversary of independence.

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City may bring back love locks, but in a safer place

Nov 09, 2026 | By:

A new art installation, possibly at nearby Donkey Creek Park, may allow people to lock in their love in public.

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Two lanes of eastbound Narrows Bridge to close overnight Friday

Nov 09, 2026 | By:

Maintenance work on the newer of the two Tacoma Narrows Bridges require closure of two eastbound lanes and the toll booths.

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Two In Tow & On The Go | Traipsing and trespassing (accidentally) at Bremerton’s N.A.D Marine Park

Nov 06, 2026 | By:

We explored N.A.D. Marine Park in west Bremerton, with wooded trails, old military bunkers and a rocky beach on Ostrich Bay.

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Captain and crew enjoy Halcyon days of wrangling fishing nets

Nov 06, 2026 | By:

The fishing boat’s skipper hopes that next year at this time, he’ll be tying up at the new Commercial Fishing Homeport.

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Gig Harbor grad Davis Alexander wins CFL’s Most Outstanding Player award

Nov 05, 2026 | By:

Alexander, a 2017 GHHS graduate, threw for more than 5,200 yards and had an astounding 35 to 4 touchdown-to-interception ratio this year.

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City Council rejected Flock cameras for police, but businesses and neighborhoods still host them

Nov 05, 2026 | By:

Flock cameras monitor the parking lot at the Home Depot on Borgen Boulevard, and the Raft Island Homeowners Association only recently had them removed.

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Sports Beat | Playoff showdowns ahead for football teams

Nov 05, 2026 | By:

Peninsula hosts Lincoln at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, while Gig Harbor travels east to play Ridgeline at 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6.

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City moves closer to aquatics program partnership — with a couple conditions

Nov 05, 2026 | By:

The agreement among the city, PenMet Parks, Key Peninsula Parks and Peninsula School District would pave the way for an aquatics program at high school pools.

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Gig Harbor wasn’t exempt from the blue wave

Nov 04, 2026 | By:

Amid a blue wave nationally, Democrats retained the Pierce County Council seat representing District 7 and swept all three 26th Legislative District posts.

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