Letter to the Editor | Stealing campaign signs is a crime
Sep 24, 2025 | By: Jo SeidlLetter to the editor by Jo Seidl of Longbranch.
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Gig Harbor Now accepts letters to the editor of up to 800 or fewer words from area residents. Please include your name and city of residence for publication and refrain from personal attacks. We accept only one letter per writer per week.
Submit a letter to the editorLetter to the editor by Jo Seidl of Longbranch.
Read More about Letter to the Editor | Stealing campaign signs is a crimeLetter to the editor by Wade Perrow of Gig Harbor.
Read More about Letter to the Editor | Taking care of existing facilities should be top priorityGuest column by state Rep. Adison Richards, D-Gig Harbor.
Read More about Guest Column | Where do we go from here?Letter to the editor by Rose Micheli of Gig Harbor.
Read More about Letter to the Editor | Busy intersection is wrong place for Chick-fil-ALetter to the editor by John W. and Carole Holmaas of Gig Harbor.
Read More about Letter to the Editor | Masonic Lodge is a significant historical buildingLetter to the editor by Mary Kolar of Engage Gig Harbor.
Read More about Letter to the Editor | Engage Gig Harbor connects neighbors and candidatesLetter to the Editor by Richard Folden of Gig Harbor.
Read More about Letter to the Editor | Pierce County deputies deserve better pay — and politicians who support themWe are writing this letter to recommend some public acknowledgement of the tremendous work Chief Dennis Doan of Gig Harbor Fire & Medic One has been doing not only for the residents of his fire district, but also for all the residents living in the state of Washington. The Washington Survey & Ratings Bureau (“WSRB”)
Read More about Letter to the Editor | Chief Doan fighting for fair insurance ratesLetter to the editor by James Castino of Gig Harbor.
Read More about Letter to the Editor | Madrona maintenance is lackingPierce County Auditor Linda Farmer and 24 other elections officials make the case for Washington’s system of voting from home.
Read More about Op-ed | Vote-at-home is the law, and it works