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Tree House Opens to Guests This Spring
Long-time dream becomes a reality. Imagine spending a night of luxury in the trees, 15 feet above ground. Mike Ouellette and Mike … more
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A Cafe Comes to Key Center
Sarah Anderson spilled the beans on Facebook in mid-October. She, her husband Bryant and mother Nan Feagin had purchased the building located between El Sombrero and the KP Smoke Shop and are planning to open a cafe. more
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Nisqually Reach Reserve Expansion Under Review
Proposed expansion will provide protection for prime aquatic habitat surrounding McNeil Island and south Key … more
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Music Brings a Rock ’n’ Roller to the KP
“What is music?” is the first thing Mel Hing said as he sat down in Lulu’s … more
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Pierce County Developing Plan to Close Broadband Divide
The plan is slated to be completed by the end of 2021. The implementation is uncertain. The Pierce County Council received the results of a study evaluating broadband … more
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Sound View Camp Seeks Logging Permit
Sound View Camp, owned and operated by the Presbytery of Olympia, plans to log a number of trees on 60 of its 92 acres. more
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Phoebe Toland and Dick Notkin - Artists Share a Life
Artists Dick Notkin and Phoebe Toland moved to the Key Peninsula five years ago … more
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Pierce County Sheriff Announces Early Retirement
Paul Pastor plans to contribute his expertise on the national level. Pierce County Sheriff Paul … more
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Local Marijuana Business Turns 2 Years Old
A new approach has brought solutions to marijuana customers and income to the state. more
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Recycling on the Key Peninsula
Why do programs differ from place to place? Where does our recycled material go? Does recycling make environmental sense? In April Pierce County households received Earth … more
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KPAC’s Role Diminished as Development Continues on KP
Multiple meeting cancellations and lack of training cause members to wonder about a meaningful role in the future growth and development of their … more
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State Climatologist on Salmon and Climate Change
State Climatologist Nick Bond remains optimistic that cooperation, resources and growing knowledge can save our … more
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New Evergreen Elementary School Closer to Reality
Plans are approved to build the first elementary school on the KP in 50 years. The excitement over the Evergreen Elementary … more
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New Businesses Aim for Fall Opening in Lake Kathryn Village
New retail space will expand shopping options on the Key … more
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Tip Toland—Genuine Life in Sculpture
The local artist took a long inward journey to find her vision and her mission. Tip Toland, a sculptor renowned for her arresting, … more
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Leslie Harbaugh
The incumbent Harbaugh anticipates working with the state legislature to secure stable school funding.   Leslie Harbaugh is running for a second term as a Peninsula … more
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A Conversation with U.S. Congressman Derek Kilmer
Rep. Derek Kilmer took time over the Fourth of July holiday to talk with KP News about his hopes for both this and the other Washington. more
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Rocky Bay Algae Bloom Suspected in Clam Die-Off
The Case Inlet toxic bloom  is one of several  tracked around the Key Peninsula. more
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Blue-Green Algae Impact Water Safety
Unsightly and unhealthy, fresh water algae blooms are becoming more common. On July 8, Don Thomson found himself posting signs warning … more
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