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January 2024
Jan 2024 edition
Gritty Seahawk Plays Through the Pain On the Court
Peninsula High School senior Will Whiteley-Ross is learning just how tough he is as he plays through the pain of an injury during the Seahawk's 2023-2024 season. more
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Christopher Vaughn Johnson
Christopher Johnson of Sultan suffered a heart attack and died Nov. 22. He was 51 years old. Chris leaves behind his wife Shelia and two children, Kyle and Robin. Born in Las Cruces, … more
Consistency is key. In this landscape, rhododendrons provide structure throughout the landscape while the understory plants change depending on site conditions. Flagstone is used as the primary hardscape material.
Dig Into Design: How Else Will You Garden All Winter?
There comes a point in many a homeowner's landscaping journey when they look out onto their own patch of the American dream and unwittingly throw in the towel, declaring “When I have more time … more
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Her first book, published in 1956, is a rare window into early thinking about the modern nation of Israel and all of her people.
Violence in the Holy Land: 'Bible and Sword'
It was a long evening with old friends and their children, who outnumbered us at our long table, all in college or college-aged, as we found our way through a cold ceviche, warm pear salad, and a … more
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Marine plywood panels stitched together with copper wire before being glued together with fiberglass.
Creating ‘Elena’ — KP House Builder Turns Boat Designer
It started a year ago, or maybe 60 years ago, when John Carlson, 75, built his first boat. Or maybe it was just 40 years ago when John and his wife Helen bought their 28-foot wooden sloop Rozinante. 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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Dec 2023 edition
Coming soon? Expanded park land for the Key Peninsula.
Key Pen Parks to Purchase Old Lavender Farm for Almost $1 Million
The Key Pen Park Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to authorize Executive Director Tracey Perkosky to execute a conditional purchase and sale to acquire property located at 10613-19 Wright Bliss Road NW. more
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Seahawk Elektra Higgins tied for the highest finish ever for a PHS runner.
Higgins Places Third, PHS Girls 13th at XC State Championships
Peninsula High School junior Elektra Higgins finished in thirdplace Nov. 4 at the Washington WIAA 3A Cross Country State Championships at a muddy Sun Willow Golf Course in Pasco. 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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The fate of Station 46 in Key Center remains an open question in the budget.
Key Peninsula Fire District 16 Unveils 2024 Budget
The Key Peninsula board of fire commissioners unanimously voted to approve its 2024 budget for the KP fire district Nov. 14. more
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An unspayed female cat can produce three litters a year starting at just four months old with each litter averaging four to six kittens. That means one female cat can produce at least 12 kittens a year.
Making Spirits Bright for Feral Felines of the Key Peninsula
Whether you are the “Here kitty, kitty, kitty” Kris Kringle-type, or a “Shoo cat” Scrooge, there are many ways to lend a helping paw to feral felines. more
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The McColley property is just across Cramer Road NW, at the head of Glen Cove.
YMCA Camp Seymour Purchases Neighboring McColley Property
A new chapter has begun for an old farmhouse at the head of Glen Cove. more
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Mardie Rees with her St. Anne.
Wauna Artist Mardie Rees Unveils Bronze Sculpture
Wauna sculptor Mardie Rees' most recent work, a larger-than-life bronze sculpture of St. Anne, was unveiled Nov. 30 at St. Anne Hospital in Burien. more
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Virginia Bryant
Virginia Bryant
English major, English teacher, published author, stained glass artist. Our beloved Mama went to her eternal rest Nov. 9 following a long and valiant battle against Parkinson’s disease and … more
Michael Reeves
Michael Reeves
Michael “Mike” Reaves passed away Friday, Oct. 27 in Vaughn. Mike was born in 1949 in Bakersfield, California. He is survived by his wife Lynn; daughter Laura; granddaughters Alyssa, … more
Thank You KPFD
I would like to thank the Key Peninsula Fire Department and Peninsula Light Co. crews for responding quickly to my calls during a storm on Nov. 11. more
Chef Barbara Van Bogart at work in her seasonal research facility.
The Great Holiday Cookie Swap Draws Near
For the uninitiated, cookie exchanges are a real thing, especially around the holidays. Dec. 22 this year is National Cookie Exchange Day, so there is plenty of time to organize. more
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Moon snails are in the family of Naticidae predatory gastropod mollusks.
Moon Snails, Moon Jellies, Moon Wobble, and More
For all our handwringing about the sun and what it is or isn’t doing, it is the moon, lustrous and unsought, that has the power to haunt the mind’s eye. more
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