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Federal Funding Cuts Affect Local Food Banks
Sudden large cuts are anticipated to affect farmers, the hungry, and the organizations that feed them. more
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“The true meaning of life is to plant trees, under whose shade you do not expect to sit.” Nelson Henderson.
Forest Stewardship Gains Momentum on the Key Peninsula
A forestry course sparked the growth of a local Forest Stewards group for landowners. more
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A kayaker emerges from the newly opened Whiteman Cove.
Dam Breached at Whiteman Cove as Salmon Restoration Moves Ahead
Years of argument, planning, litigation and construction led to restoring an estuary for juvenile salmon. more
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Filmmaker CarrieAnn Lee on location at the Taylor Bay Bridge.
A Taste of Success for KP Screenwriter, Director and Video Editor CarrieAnn Lee
“The Best Gifts” earned a variety of awards at film festivals and is now streaming on Amazon Prime. more
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Dried psilocybin: hallucinogenic magic mushrooms.
The Possible Medical Benefits of Magic Mushrooms
The Key Peninsula Psychedelic Society takes shape as patients look for guidance while learning to treat or manage mental illness or injury. more
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Swinging a maul takes practice and is a beneficial lifelong skill.
Boy Scouting is a Tradition in Crisis on the Key Peninsula
Key Peninsula's Troop 220 sees declining membership, raising concerns for its future. more
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October town hall at KP Civic Center.
Community Experts Discuss Fentanyl Crisis at Town Hall
Opioid abuse is the leading cause of accidental death in Pierce County for all ages and income levels. more
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Principal DeMonte welcomed arriving students curbside in mid-September.
Meet Kelli DeMonte, New Vaughn Elementary Principal
Kelli Demonte likes to have fun with students, has been known to ride her hoverboard through school, and celebrates “Pranksgiving” each November. more
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This new auxiliary building will temporarily house the KP Family Resource Center sited next door to Food Backpacks 4 Kids existing location in Key Center.
Food Backpacks 4 Kids Adds a New Program to Its Mission
A Family Resource Center will once again provide services on the Key Peninsula as FB4K picks up where Children’s Home Society left off. more
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Teacher Jenna Rudolf captured 2-year-old August’s full attention as they explore a new book together.
Play to Learn Returns to the Key Peninsula
Evergreen Elementary School is the new host for the free Play to Learn Program, which left the KP Civic Center a year ago. more
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Chris Reykdal
Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal Seeks Third Term
Chris Reykdal seeks a third term as Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction. more
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Sheryl Low with samples from her collection.
Sheryl Low: Quilt Artist, Historian, Appraiser and Educator
Sheryl Low is nationally known for her expertise in creating and appraising quilts, but her skills represent more than technical or academic talent. more
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Squaxin Island Tribal Council Chairman Kris Peters and Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz.
Whiteman Cove Restoration Begins With Many Partnerships
The long-anticipated restoration of Whiteman Cove is set to begin after years-long negotiations between the DNR, YMCA and Squaxin Island Tribe. more
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Orcas outside Vaughn Bay.
‘Echos of the Sound’— Emma Stafki, Local Filmmaker
Emma Stafki used a story she listened to growing up to help launch her filmmaking career. more
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At least one patron used the vending machine the day it was installed.
Naloxone Vending Machine Comes to Key Center Library
Thanks to a partnership between the Pierce County Rural Library District and the Tacoma Needle Exchange, naloxone is available for free to assist anyone in danger of an opioid overdose on the KP. more
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Volunteers fill backpacks for Food Backpacks 4 Kids.
Emergency Food Donations Down on the KP and Across the County
One in ten residents of Pierce County is food insecure, according to Nourish Pierce County. more
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All good things must come to an end — maybe. The pancake team of A Street created and then maintained a KP tradition for nearly two decades. They seek intrepid souls ready to take on the mantle. Are you worthy of the apron? Answer thecall at Home4thpancakes@gmail.com.
July 4th Pancake Breakfast Coming to an End After 18 Years
The unadvertised and unorganized 4th of July parade in Home has been an open secret for more than 20 years. This may be the last year for the shared pancake breakfast at the end of A street. more
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KPFD Firefighter/EMT Keith Brogan applies water to nearby trees during a wildfire training field exercise in 2021 at Sound View Camp in Longbranch.
KPFD Urges Homeowner Preparations for Wildfire on the Key Peninsula
Anticipating a warmer and drier summer, the KP Fire Department urges residents to prepare for fire emergencies using a "Ready, Set, Go" plan, highlighting the importance of education, preparation, and community vigilance. more
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The grand old dame has overlooked Vaughn Bay for 131 years.
Grand Re-opening of Historic 130-Year-Old Vaughn Library Hall
The Key Peninsula Historical Society is nearly finished with the Vaughn Library Hall renovation, set to host an open house on June 9 to celebrate its approval for community events. more
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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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