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Irene Torres, KP News Volunteers. They are everywhere on the Key Peninsula. Usually, one or two or three at a time, they seem nearly invisible to the casual observer. But not so on a recent … more
Hugh McMillan, KP News Ashley Olson, a senior at Peninsula High School, with a big assist from her mom, Theresa Gilmore, successfully fulfilled her senior project by adopting and providing holiday … more
On Oct. 31, 2002, Kathy Krech, an aquatic land manager for the Washington State Department of Natural Resources who is now retired, sent a letter to Mr. Gregory Cap (which … more
In a world where books are everywhere, it’s difficult to imagine them as a scarce commodity. But when Minter Creek Elementary Principal Steve Leitz visited schools in … more
In the two years since its creation, Key Peninsula’s Two Waters Arts Alliance has built prominence, offering classes and lending the talents of its members for all … more
Danna Webster, KP News Deep in the heart of Vaughn Bay lies a little piece of paradise called Camp Stand By Me. It is there to enjoy for the Key Peninsula community when it is not filled with … more
Washington Shellfish owner Doug McRae had the chance to present his case in November in the dispute with the county over his geoduck harvesting business. A total of 79 … more
Rodika Tollefson, KP News The Tacoma Fault made lots of headlines last month in the local daily papers and on television. Scientists have recently discovered, the reports said, that the fault is … more
Irene Torres, KP News Franciscan representatives share plans at Key Pen meeting If the show of support at the Key Peninsula Civic Center on Oct. 30 was any indication, the new hospital in Gig … more
Fire District 16 was facing a $300,000 shortfall in its 2004 budget—so “tough decisions had to be made” for next year’s expenditures, commissioners … more
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