Southworth fast ferry offers alternative to driving to downtown Seattle
Aug 18, 2022 | By: Ed FriedrichDriving around from Gig Harbor to Seattle and taking a fast ferry from Southworth are comparable in cost and time.
Read MoreFrom tolls on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge to improvements to roads causing traffic jams, Gig Harbor Now reporters stay on top of issues that affect getting where you’re going.
Driving around from Gig Harbor to Seattle and taking a fast ferry from Southworth are comparable in cost and time.
Read MoreWork will begin soon on a 3-year effort to replace 44-year-old pipes that carry Purdy Creek under Highway 16. A third culvert will be replaced under the Highway 302 Spur in Purdy. And a complete closure of Highway 302 for the Little Minter Creek culvert project begins Thursday.
Read MoreThe 34-year-old man was a passenger in a car whose driver fell asleep and went into a ditch, according to the State Patrol.
Read MoreProjects to replace fish-blocking culverts for Little Minter and Purdy creeks will bring alternating traffic, detours and lane shifting to Highway 302, the Highway 302 spur and Highway 16.
Read MoreA crowd of 50,000 turned out on July 15, 2007, to celebrate the amazing engineering feat despite their chagrin about paying tolls for the next 30 years to pay for it.
Read MoreIslanders, who would be shouldering much of the cost of a new or renovated bridge, were most concerned about funding, but those details won’t be known until later.
Read MoreThe big Cruise the Narrows car show is coming up Aug. 6 at Uptown Plaza. The club hosts many other events, including cruise-ins, club tours or just driving around town.
Read MoreAll westbound lanes of Borgen Boulevard between Peacock Hill and Olympus Way will be closed for a week starting Friday, June 17, the city of Gig Harbor announced. During the closure, drivers will be detoured around the closure via Peacock Hill Avenue, North Harborview Drive, Burnham Drive and Harbor Hill Drive. The emergency closure of
Read MoreShould the 75-cent rollback go only to two-axle vehicles, should all vehicles receive it or should vehicles with more axles get an even bigger break?
Read MoreThe section of Point Fosdick Drive being resurfaced is probably more than 80 years old and part of former state Highway 14.
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