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Day Tripper | Back in Ballard

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By Mary Williams
| Gig Harbor Now
Arts & Entertainment Community Last month, I left Ballard wanting more and knowing full well there was still a lot left to see. I wasn’t able to explore the Fish Ladder at the Hiram Chittenden Locks, nor did I make it to either Golden Gardens or Discovery Park. A friend asked if I’d found the hidden house in the Botanical Gardens. I had not (I still haven’t, since I couldn’t find it).
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Day Tripper | A visit to Ballard and Seattle’s mini-Panama Canal

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By Mary Williams
| Gig Harbor Now
Arts & Entertainment Community More years ago than I care to remember, I created my first “bucket list.”  Near the top was a trip through the Panama Canal (preferably on a luxury cruise ship.)  I’ve accomplished many things on that list, and added more, but I’ve been forced to admit that visiting Panama and its canal is most likely not ever going to happen. I’ve come to the conclusion that I’m going to have to learn about canals and locks by visiting its mini-me, Ballard’s Hiram Chittenden Locks.
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Day Tripper | Exploring the myriad murals of Tacoma

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By Mary Williams
| Gig Harbor Now
Arts & Entertainment Community It’s hard to believe that it’s been 15 months since we visited the Downtown Tacoma Theatre District. Back in 2024, we paid a visit to McMenamins Elk Temple, Opera Alley and the Saint Helens/Broadway/Commerce streets area. That was the first time I noticed one of the huge murals that I now know the Tacoma area is noted for. At the time, I promised you I’d come back to learn more about that mural and to check out others.
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