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Mother’s Day Breakfast — Strawberry Lemon Brioche

Despite everything you’ve ever been told, it doesn’t take much to impress a woman, especially after she has become a mother. more

Kamryn Minch, KP News | 4/28/21

‘Shuggie Bain’ — An Unforgettable Boy

Many of us went to school with a Shuggie Bain. Depending on what school you attended, there might be several pupils like him in each class. more

Maureen Reilly | 4/28/21

Your Stories: The KP Takes on Coronavirus, Continued

A year ago, readers gave us their thoughts about COVID-19. This month, we asked some of the same readers how the pandemic has affected their lives. more

4/28/21

Appeals Court Upends State Shellfish Farming

For environmentalists, the decision represented a victory. For shellfish farmers, it spelled potential disaster. more

Sara Thompson, KP News | 4/28/21

School in the Time of Covid: Students on Going Back, or Not

The Peninsula School District opened its doors to the last of its online students in mid-March for those who wanted to return. Not everyone did. more

Ted Olinger, KP News | 4/28/21

Frustration

After spending a few hours working in the yard this week, I found myself feeling irritated. Instead of the usual calming effect of physical work, I felt mounting resentment and anger. The more time I … more

Vicki Husted Biggs | 4/28/21

A Bridge For Troubled Waters

In the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol at the memorial service for William (Billy) Evans, the Capitol policeman who was recently killed, the U.S. Army Quartet sang “Like a Bridge Over Troubled … more

Phyllis Henry | 4/28/21

Dog People

I am not a dog person. I’ve never had a pet, not even a goldfish. I’ve never wanted a pet, aside from a few minutes in the late ’80s when I was a small girl looking at a fluffy … more

Krisa Bruemmer | 4/28/21

Time of Digging

Meriwether Lewis marveled over the camas prairie he came upon in June 1806. “The quawmash is now in blume and from the colour … at a short distance it resembles lakes of fine clear … more

Lynn Larson | 4/28/21

Helping Your Homeless Neighbors

You don’t have to be on the Key Peninsula long to realize we have a twin crisis of people experiencing homelessness and unsheltered people suffering mental illness. And it’s getting … more

Anne Nesbit | 4/28/21

Lawrence J. Balzer

Lawrence J. Balzer died March 19 at home in Lakebay. He was 88 years old. Born in Shepherd, Mont., in 1932, he moved with his family to Washington at age 9. He spent his youth in Yakima where he … more

4/28/21

One Year Later

Thank you for the wonderful tribute to Ted and Joanna Ralston (“A Song for Ted and Joanna,” July 2020). Not a day goes by when I don’t think about them. I think … more

4/28/21

New Health Clinic on the Way

Peninsula Community Health Services has leased office space off the Key Peninsula Highway in the building formerly occupied by Art Beads. more

Staff Report | 4/28/21

A Familiar Face Returns to Key Center

The restoration of O’Callahan’s Pub and Grill is in full swing. The plan is to return to the thrilling days of yesteryear, 2005. more

Danna Webster, Special to KP News | 4/28/21

Another Break-in at the Lakebay Post Office

The Lakebay Post Office was burglarized April 3 at approximately 3:30 a.m. It was the second successful break-in of the post office in the last 22 months. more

Staff Report | 4/28/21

Fire District Explores Options for Building Its Future

The current headquarters located in Key Center is unmanned as it lacks overnight facilities. Training exercises regularly take place as people drive through the parking lot where Moffett cited both space and safety as concerns. more

Lisa Bryan, KP News | 4/28/21

An echo azure moth stands out in a field of green.

Naturalist’s Notebook

On the first day of spring over 60 degrees, I find a currant decked out with pink pendant blooms. It radiates a fragrance of heat, sweat and pollen. more

Chris Rurik, KP News | 4/28/21

Dr. Mimi Chau wraps up her day in Key Center.

The KP Grows Up to Have Its First Pediatrician

Dr. Van (Mimi) Chau began working as pediatrician in January at the Key Center Medical Center where her colleague, Dr. William Roes, said she is the first pediatrician ever to practice on the KP. more

Sara Thompson, KP News | 4/28/21

RoxAnne Simon Is Paying It Forward on the KP

RoxAnne Simon might be a relative newcomer to the Key Peninsula by the standards of some old timers, but that hasn’t stopped her from having a big impact on the community. more

Ted Olinger, KP News | 4/28/21

Two Local Diamonds With Bright Futures

Peninsula School District and the Greater Gig Harbor Foundation annually solicit nominations from PSD staff to identify graduating seniors for excellence in academics and leadership. Selected … more

Carolyn Wiley, KP News | 4/28/21

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