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Some replacement parts may be difficult to obtain, however, so a reopening date is uncertain.
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City arts commissioners indicate they are open to expanding not only what kind of works can be part of the program, but also where they can go.
Read More about Harbor Arbor Art may grow beyond Grandview Forest
A study presented recently to the City Council raises the specter of paid and timed parking in some areas of Gig Harbor. But staff said the city “isn’t anywhere near” needing to take that step.
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A Pierce County judge ruled that Mike Solan, a Seattle police officer and former union president, is eligible to run for Pierce County Council.
Read More about Solan a candidate for Pierce County Council after court victory
A 10-home subdivision is planned for 3.5 acres off 38th Avenue, near Peninsula Baptist Church and the Harborland mobile home park.
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City staff suggested proceeding with a culvert replacement, but not replacing remote site incubators for salmon. One council member said he’d rather scrap the project altogether.
Read More about Council mixed over North Creek culvert replacement project options
Randall’s office said it will share the specific location with those who RSVP for the town hall at least 48 hours before it begins.
Read More about U.S. Rep. Randall to host town hall in Gig Harbor
The solar array at the old Purdy landfill site can open as soon as Pierce County and PenLight finalize a couple of agreements.
Read More about Solar array in Purdy ready to start producing power
The Rotary Club of Gig Harbor wants to help organize volunteer efforts to improve the health of North Creek and its watershed.
Read More about Rotary Club offers to organize North Creek restoration efforts
We spoke with Mayor Mary Barber and City Administrator Katrina Knutson about legislation the city supported and opposed during the 2026 legislative session.
Read More about Here’s how some of those bills in Olympia will affect life in Gig Harbor