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Its beginning to look a lot like Christmas

Gig Harbor, WALocal News

Gig Harbor is welcoming the holiday season with a charming display of Christmas decorations appearing across the city. On December 2, the city's Christmas tree was installed and adorned with festive ornaments at Skansie Brothers Park, marking the official kickoff of the holiday celebrations. Meanwhile, Donkey Creek Park is transforming into a delightful Holiday Village, promising to be a centerpiece for community gatherings and festive activities. The article showcases beautiful photographs by local photographers Julie Warrick Ammann and Vince Dice, capturing the essence of holiday cheer and community spirit. These decorations not only brighten the town but also encourage residents to come together and celebrate the season.

As the festivities unfold, Gig Harbor is poised to become a winter wonderland, inviting both locals and visitors to partake in its holiday charm. This celebration of community and tradition reflects the city's commitment to fostering a joyful atmosphere during the most wonderful time of the year. With more decorations and events likely to emerge as Christmas approaches, Gig Harbor is set to spread holiday cheer far and wide.

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