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CONTENTS |
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COVER
STORY |
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PLANT
LIFE |
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TASTE |
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ON FITNESS |
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NORTHWEST
LIVING |
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NOW &
THEN |
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PREVIOUS
ISSUES OF PACIFIC NW |
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Twin Peaks
In opening up, a house embraces two
sisters and three generations
By Rebecca Teagarden
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"Oh, it's just perfect," Hazel Greer says
of her Gig Harbor home. It should be. It was built just for her. And just for Hazel's twin sister, her daughter,
husband and three grown boys.
Just for each of them, and all of them.Hazel's
daughter wanted to be closer to the 86-year-old twins, known fondly as the grams. But Paula Leitz, and her husband,
Steve, had their own house, and the twins theirs.
So they checked with their tax guy,
pooled their resources and called Bret Drager of |
The sweep of the wall connects two separate living suites at the courtyard. Columns help bear the weight of the
roof, taking the stress off the wall, so the curve does not have to align with its support. |
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