SGN July 14, 2023

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ISSUE 28

C E L E B R AT I N G

VOLUME 51

49 YEARS

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EMISSION-FREE FERRIES BY 2040 BUTTIGIEG IN WASHINGTON

by Nate Gowdy Special to the SGN US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited the Mukilteo ferry terminal and Port Orchard’s Waterfront Park as part of his nationwide “Investing in America” tour, discussing advancements in the state’s ferry system and infrastructure fueled by federal funding.

see BUTTIGIEG page 4

Photo by Nate Gowdy

Cowboys, cops, and cabaret

Tacoma Pride Festival: A resounding success

Can Can’s Crimson and Clover Photo by Nate Watters

by Lindsey Anderson SGN Staff Writer Pride Month may be over, but Can Can Culinary Cabaret is still celebrating with a Queer new show and matching menu.

Photo by Benny Loy

The popular Pike Place burlesque theater often adds nods to Queer culture through quips, costumes, and side characters. However, the theater’s latest production gives even more.

see CAN CAN page 9

by Benny Loy SGN Acting Editor Attendees approaching Tacoma’s Pride Festival last Saturday saw balloon archways marking sectioned-off roads for the event, which spanned from Dorky’s Arcade to

Fireman’s Park; five streets and the park’s length were lined with booths. At a stage at the intersection of Pacific Avenue and South Eighth Street, the host enthusiastically announced to the crowd which performers

see TACOMA page 7


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