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Popular Sub Sandwich Shop Announces Second Location in Gig Harbor
The eatery is expected to be open for business later this year.
What Drives Oystercatcher Chef Ben Jones
Before he and his wife, Sophia Jones, took over the Oystercatcher Restaurant in Coupeville in 2023, he worked in his hometown of Winthrop and also in Seattle, and Central America.
1000: The Richest Payment You’ll Never Deposit
1000: The Richest Payment You’ll Never Deposit What 1,000 Conversations Taught Me About Real Wealth In This Podcast: In this milestone 1,000th episode, Greg Peterson reflects on more than 50 years as an entrepreneur, 34 years of building regenerative food…
Apple Harvest: 5 Steps to Prepare Before Picking
Apple harvest season is one of the most rewarding times of the year, whether you have a single backyard tree or a small orchard. A productive harvest means baskets full of fresh fruit—but it also means having the right tools,…
What to Plant in August: 4 Fast-Growing Garden Crops
Wondering what to plant in August? Even though summer is winding down, there’s still plenty of time to grow fresh vegetables before the season ends. Many cool-season crops germinate quickly, thrive in cooler temperatures and mature in time for a…
Gig Harbor Peninsula FISH Food Bank is Celebrating 50 Years of Service
Though she was raised in Gig Harbor, Jan Coen’s tenure as a military wife saw her travel all over the globe. However, it was during her stint in San Diego that Coen served as a deaconess for her church, where…
Fair Checklist: How to Prepare for Show Day
Fair season is approaching, and whether you’re planning to exhibit livestock, poultry, produce, flowers or handmade projects, a little preparation can make the experience more enjoyable. Whether you’re headed to a county fair or working toward a state fair, this…
Sanctuary Questions: What About Meat Labeled ‘Humane?’
The post Sanctuary Questions: What About Meat Labeled ‘Humane?’ appeared first on Farm Sanctuary.
Dutch Bantam: Breed Guide, Eggs, Temperament & Care
Dutch Bantam hens will lay small eggs in spring, summer and fall and will become broody in winter. Nowadays, the breed is used mainly for exhibition. The post Dutch Bantam: Breed Guide, Eggs, Temperament & Care appeared first on Hobby…
Town & Country Markets Releases Limited-Edition Neighborhood-Inspired Tote Bags
The bags are part of a broader artist collection by the grocer.