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Nathan Talbot delivered a powerful mix of soulful vocals and acoustic fingerpicking guitar.
Madrona Music Festival: Local and Regional Musicians Play
In late October the Madrona Music Festival featured local and regional musicians at the KP Civic Center. more
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Peninsula High School state champion wrestler Bailey Parker knows the power of practice pays off as she waits for clearance to compete in wrestling before postseason.
Parker and Seahawks Wrestling Set for Another State Title Run
“You don’t have to wrestle to get better. I still enjoy learning from watching, and I get to help the younger girls too. Seeing this program grow is important to me.”  - Bailey Parker more
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Basking sharks like this one, photographed off the shore of Scotland, would be an extremely rare sight today in the waters of the Salish Sea.
Sharks in Local Waters Are Here and Gone as New Visitors Arrive
Sharks in the Salish Sea: migrations, mysteries, and surprising newcomers spark public interest and research efforts. more
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Coach Nelson Garbutt watches as PHS Seahawks Senior Grace Richardson leads open gym in early October.
Longtime Assistant Ready to Build a New Era for Seahawks Girls
When then-head Coach Hannah Lekson decided to step away from the Peninsula Seahawks girls basketball team to focus on her career outside of basketball, Athletic Director Ross Filkins didn’t … more
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PHS Senior Isaac Schultz-Tait
For Isaac Schultz-Tait, Leadership and Love for Basketball Define His Senior Season
The Seahawks open the season at home Dec. 3 against Silas High School at 7 p.m. more
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Wyatt Abrigo, pictured here at the 2024 Fishbowl, was one of five PHS football players selected for the inaugural 2024 All-PSL first team.
Five Seahawks Named to All-PSL Football First Team
Twelve PHS football players earned all-conference honors this fall. The Seahawks earned third place in the Nisqually Division. more
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The PHS girls swim team finished second in the Puget Sound League and third at the district swim meet.
A Broken Pool Didn’t Sink Peninsula Girls Swim and Dive Team’s Season
Despite a broken pool, Peninsula girls swim team excelled, finishing 15th at the 3A state championships more
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Nov. 20: Elektra Higgins, left, committed to run women’s cross country at Southern Methodist University, and Ziah Sneva committed to Washington State University to play women’s volleyball (see “WSU Volleyball Signs Seahawks Standout,” Sept. 2024).
Peninsula’s Higgins Sprints into History with Record-Breaking Finish at State
Elektra Higgins broke the PHS school record, becoming the fastest Seahawks cross-country runner at the state level with a time of 16:58.5. more
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“Mushroom season drives home the notion that a great deal of life happens underground.”
The Understory and Its Emergence at 360 Trails
The sky may be gray and the tree limbs skeletal, here in late fall, but the forest understory is a riot of color. more
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Four-year old Hendrix meets the black beauty named Crypto at Grand Farms on this year’s fall farm tour.
New Farms and Old Friends Meet Inspiration
The 19th Key Peninsula Farm Tour Sept. 26-27 celebrated new farms, crafts, and community, with fresh produce and lively entertainment. more
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Headstoners owner Tara Haag sprays a D2 cleaning solution on the gravestone of Civil War veteran Second Lieutenant Alfred Van Slyke at Vaughn Bay Cemetery Sept. 26. Haag offers this service to families of military veterans at no charge.
Preserving the Memories of our Veterans, One Headstone at a Time
The Headstoners aim to bring forgotten heroes back to light by restoring dignity to gravestones. They’ve already cleaned at least 500. more
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From lattes to candles, soaps to pie, there’s no limit to how one may indulge in pumpkin spice’s warm, comforting nature.
Pumpkin Spice Coffee Cake, Your Strongest Weapon Against the Winter
From lattes to candles, soaps to pie, there’s no limit to how one may indulge in pumpkin spice’s warm, comforting nature. more
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Brian Combs and Bear, after their win.
A Man and His Horse Take the Ride of a Century
Brian Combs and his trusty steed, Bear, made history by joining The Dressage Foundation’s Century Club at the Kitsap Saddle Club in Port Orchard. more
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Kurt Solmssen and Rebecca Schofield on a late summer row in their yellow boat.
Two Plein Air Painters Make a Life on Vaughn Bay
Plein air artists Kurt Solmssen and his wife Rebecca Schofield moved to Vaughn in 1988 to build their art careers and raise a family. more
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Big leaf hydrangeas have giant softball-size blooms and colors range from blue to pink depending on the soil pH.
Help With Hydrangeas, Those Flowery Harbingers of Fall
KP GARDENS: Pruning hydrangeas is like solving a mystery—spring, fall, new wood, old wood—who knew flowers had such complicated schedules? more
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After the Fall: ‘Death and the Maiden’ by Ariel Dorfman
KP READS: "Death and the Maiden" is a tense psychological drama that explores the themes of justice, trauma, and revenge. more
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According to Barb Hartman, “If you haven’t had an experience, you probably know someone who has.”
There Are More Than 50 Sasquatch on the KP, Podcast Host Says
Barb Hartman, local cryptid researcher, claims the KP is home to over 50 Sasquatch. more
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Kayla Barnard in the healing space she created to help others.
The Enchantress of Lakebay: Healing Through Nature
Kayla Barnard, a Celtic medicine woman and healer, weaves potions, communes with the nine elements, and guides those in search of healing. more
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The northern end of the lagoon, with the remains of the old log dump pier.
In the Swirling Waters of Burley Lagoon: Part 2, High Tide
Part two in a series about Burley Lagoon - this month naturalist Chris Rurik explores high tide in the lagoon. more
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Wyatt Abrigo makes the one and only touchdown for the Peninsula Seahawks.
Seahawks First-half Dominance Fades as Tides Win Fish Bowl 46
The Gig Harbor Tides needed just 64 seconds in the fourth quarter to overcome a 10-0 deficit and beat the Peninsula Seahawks, 14-10, in the 46th annual Fish Bowl Sept. 7. It was the season opener and … more
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