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Gig Harbor Now reporters chase down news that affects community residents, providing facts with context and perspective.

City attempting to buy 23 acres of parkland off of Burnham Drive

Nov 23, 2021 | By:

The forest with Donkey/North Creek running through would be kept in its current state.

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Don’t FOG up the holidays

Nov 22, 2021 | By:

Wastewater treatment plant operators say fat, oil and grease go in the garbage, not down the drain.

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Fire destroys house off of Rosedale Street

Nov 22, 2021 | By:

Three residents were able to escape, though one was taken to the hospital with injuries and the home is not habitable.

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Police department overcomes hurdles to employing body cameras

Nov 21, 2021 | By:

It took three years to solve a variety of problems, but now if something happens, cameras can tell the true story.

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No class schedule disruptions, but Peninsula teachers ‘overwhelmed’ from filling gaps

Nov 20, 2021 | By:

“People say they were ‘December tired’ in October.” — Carol Rivera, president Peninsula Education Association

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Undefeated Peninsula volleyball team sets sights on state championship at SunDome

Nov 18, 2021 | By:

Family-like squad hopes to finish perfect season with a state title.

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Longtimers keep Gig Harbor thrift shop thriving

Nov 16, 2021 | By:

Four of the volunteers have each worked at the Kimball Drive store that benefits Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital for about 40 years.

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Seahawks’ season ends with playoff loss to Rainier Beach

Nov 14, 2021 | By:

Peninsula took an early lead, but three long touchdown passes proved to be the difference in a 36-21 loss to the visiting Vikings.

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Gig Harbor eateries: Here’s what’s new and on deck

Nov 13, 2021 | By:

Crumbl Cookies is turning heads in the north end of town, and a new fish house is coming to the waterfront among other pending openings.

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Photo Gallery: ‘Respect and Remember Our Veterans’

Nov 12, 2021 | By:

Veterans, particularly those who served in World War II, were recognized at an event in which people listened and watched from their cars because of COVID restrictions.

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