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BettiAnn Yancey says she remembers the day when she had to drive to Seattle for some of her shopping. Now, the longtime Gig Harbor area resident is happy she doesn’t even have to cross the Tacoma Narrows Bridge to go to the mall. Instead, she is a frequent visitor to Uptown Gig Harbor — an upscale shopping complex that opened in Gig Harbor’s West Side less than two years ago.
“I can’t come to work today because my boots are muddy,” the construction worker told us.
With the $787 Billion Stimulus Bill being signed by President Barack Obama on Feb. 17, a fervor of excitement swept across the region as many of our local lawmakers touted the environmental benefits included in the plan.
Car buying can be an intimidating experienced even for seasoned consumers, let alone for young people looking for their first car. In February, Liberty Bay Auto took some of the mystery out of that event for a group of Poulsbo teenagers.