Gig Harbor Council 7: Storset vying for Abersold’s seat
Oct 17, 2021 | By: Charlee Glock-JacksonAbersold wants to help the community get past the pandemic; Storset looks to help families, family-owned businesses.
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Abersold wants to help the community get past the pandemic; Storset looks to help families, family-owned businesses.
Read MoreLongtime resident and Councilman Jim Franich is attempting to hold on to his seat against relative newcomer and nurse practitioner Brenda Lykins.
Read MoreRoger Henderson held a 54% to 31% edge over John Skansi in the August primary in their pursuit of a seat being left vacant by Bob Himes.
Read MoreIncumbent Jeni Woock captured 71% of the votes in the three-person August primary election. Robert Wiles followed with 17%.
Read MoreSeveral actions have been taken the past few years to recognize the historical importance of the area where Gig Harbor now sits to its original inhabitants.
Read MoreThe City Council approved a 6-month moratorium on short-term rental applications and adopted interim zoning controls that allow emergency shelters and housing, permanent supportive housing and transitional housing in designated areas.
Read MoreThe change will occur in 2023, when the county will also be able to ban fireworks those two days in extremely dry weather.
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