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Twenty-seven-year veteran KP Firefighter/EMT Robert Fisher.
Firefighter Robert Fisher Named 2023 KP Citizen of the Year
The Key Peninsula Lions Club honored local firefighter/EMT Robert Fisher as its 37th KP Citizen of the Year during an annual awards ceremony March 23 at the KP Civic Center. more
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Creative landscaping can help provide easy access for maintenance and inspections.
DIY Septic Certifications on the Way for KP Homeowners
Pierce County may someday teach you how to inspect your own septic system. The hope is to increase compliance by lowering costs. more
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Tessa Booth is going for the gold with Girl Scouts.
High School Junior Writes Mental Health Manual for Peers
Tessa Booth is a 17-year-old junior at Peninsula High School preparing to publish her first book, a mental health manual, “You Are Not Alone" as the culmination for her Gold Award for Girl Scouts. more
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Standing before the Kindness Wall, 7-year-olds Gael, David and Brandon are not only eager to share their individual strengths but ready to ask about yours.
Encouraging a Sense of Belonging at Vaughn Elementary School
Built on the “sense of belonging” theme for the district, the Month of Belonging at Vaughn Elementary aimed to celebrate the uniqueness of individuals, connections with other students, and a connection with PSD. more
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Metal Detectorist Seeks What’s Lost on the Key Peninsula
Ralph Drahos and his wife Arlene swallowed the anchor. That is to say, they gave up the sailing life they enjoyed for most of their lives together in exchange for an existence on dry land. more
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The leadership team for KPBA 2024: (from top left) Ashley Ford, Laurie Ellis, Rena Blalock (seated left) and President Kendra Zartman.
The Key Peninsula Business Association Makes Local Strides
The four-woman executive board of the Key Peninsula Business Association is guiding the KPBA with a fresh outlook into 2024 and beyond. more
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Now undergoing rehabilitation, Creviston Valley Farm may become one of the most promising farms on the KP.
Food Backpacks 4 Kids Plans to Expand Its Vision to Growing Food
The 10 women and two men who make up the staff and board of Food Backpacks 4 Kids have a vision for the Key Peninsula: to provide nutritious food for every child and adult in need. more
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Tweed Meyer works on an oil painting inspired by the colors of autumn.
KP Artist Tweed Meyer Transforms Herself, Once Again
Two unwelcome guests live in Tweed Meyer’s house: grief and loss. They have been her constant companions for nearly two years. more
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Blake Cohoe visited his alma mater, Key Peninsula Middle School, over the holidays.
Local Alumnus Blake Cohoe Makes Good on Middle School Goal
On Jan. 26, 2011, Blake Cohoe said these words: “I am enrolling in the ROTC program and then joining the Air Force." more
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Harbor Ridge teacher Julia Clements guides Sofie Babbitt and Jaelynn O’Donnell.
Key Peninsula Middle School Faces the Future
On the morning of Nov. 13, Principal Luke Grunberg and Joy Giovanini, coordinator of innovation technology and highly capable students, welcomed visitors to the KPMS Artificial Intelligence information event. more
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Help is available 24 hours a day at 988, but teens can make a difference when given a chance.
New Teen Mental Health First Aid Classes Come to PSD
The last scheduled class for Teen Mental Health First Aid was completed Aug. 18 at the Key Peninsula Fire Department. Eleven of the 16 teens who began the class were present to complete the 90-minute … more
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William Michael Paul has 31 credits on his movie resume.
Local Actor William Michael Paul on His New Film ‘Kola’
At age 81, Key Peninsula resident William Michael Paul has just written and starred in his first short film, “Kola.” more
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Brandon and Alanya Vuysteke on the farm.
YouTube Farmers on the Key Peninsula
Brandon and Alanya Vuysteke are a farming couple who have big plans for their property on the Key Peninsula. more
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Volunteers (l to r), Diane Jackman (seated), Joe Dervaes, Frank Shirley, Don Young, Ken Wassum, Bart Wolfe, Paul Michaels, Rick Thompson, Judy Mills (seated).
KP Historical Society Receives Major Grant for Restoration
The Vaughn Library Hall restoration project is on track for completion within its five-year plan thanks to an $83,000 grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust received by the Key Peninsula … more
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