Gig Harbor lacrosse finds new life before playoffs
May 04, 2026 | By: Nathan HyunThe Tides started the season on a six-game slide before winning four consecutive games. A playoff appearance is on the horizon.
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The Tides started the season on a six-game slide before winning four consecutive games. A playoff appearance is on the horizon.
Read MoreA brick planter now stands in front of the former Harbor Inn. Is it sturdy enough to prevent a tragedy like the one that happened there in 1989?
Read MoreThe city now owns the property at the eastern end of Hunt Street again, with no requirement that it set aside space for the food bank.
Read MoreSnyder, a Tides senior, has his eyes on a state high school championship — and possibly a spot in this summer’s U.S. Open.
Read MoreThe getaway driver for a burglary at Skansie Avenue business made little effort to conceal the stolen goods.
Read MoreQuentin Bockhorn of Gig Harbor and Kaleb Copeland of Peninsula both threw seven shutout innings before the Tides finally produced a run in the eighth.
Read MoreThe Gig Harbor City Council will hear about the study during a meeting on Thursday, April 30.
Read MoreMurals adorn the walls of many buildings in Grit City. You just have to know where to look.
Read MoreVolunteers will clean up at DeMolay Sandspit, Sehmel Homestead, Tubby’s Trail, Wilkinson Farm, Grandview Forest and Soundview parks.
Read MoreA nonprofit called Outdoors for All will provide 20 bicycles for use free of charge by people with mobility issues.
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