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When I turned 18, I told my dad I was never going to miss an election. Not a general, primary or special election. I grew up with parents that took their civic responsibilities seriously and I guess … more

Meredith Browand | 7/30/20

Unheard Voices of the Great Divide

This country is probably more divided today than it has been since the Civil War. Ten minutes on Facebook is enough to make it clear that we just aren’t getting along. Donald Trump’s … more

Rob Vajko | 7/30/20

A Reply from Coronavirus

Thanks for your congratulations on my success. Sorry about my tardy reply to your letter (KP News, May 2020), but I’ve been so busy lately, what with over 11 million COVID-19 cases and over … more

Richard Gelinas | 7/30/20

On Equality and Privilege

Black people and Black communities are under attack both directly and indirectly on a daily basis. The very structure of our society hampers the ability of our Black … more

6/26/20

Living While Black in Longbranch

I moved to Longbranch 2007. A couple days after moving in, I walked down the street toward the southernmost point of Key Peninsula. There was a white man washing … more

6/26/20

KP Churches Speak Out

We believe each person carries the divine image of our creator. We believe the words of the Psalmist who wrote, “Righteousness and justice are the foundation of your … more

6/26/20

Madness in Seattle

We have descended into madness. Riots, looting, arson, destruction and assault along with the occupation of part of a great city as if invaded by a foreign army. more

6/26/20

Vote Yes For Our Community

Please vote “yes” for the Maintenance and Operations Fire Levy Aug. 4. This is a four-year continuation of the existing levy for the same fixed amount of $800,000. … more

6/26/20

Making Happy Memories

I just want you to know how much we enjoy reading the Key Peninsula News every month. As a matter of fact, my two teens love reading it and they look forward to getting it in … more

6/26/20

Kudos on June Edition

Kudos on June Edition I am continually impressed with the content of the Key Peninsula News. You serve a great combination of informative news and thought-provoking features that surely stimulate … more

6/26/20

Doing the right thing. Standing together. Holding the line.

The coronavirus pandemic put the brakes on customary municipal fireworks shows, but no doubt the skies above the Key Peninsula will light up … more

Lisa Bryan, KP News | 6/26/20

To the Community

We in the Peninsula School District join the rest of our nation in sad recognition that many children and families are in pain right now, but especially our black children and … more

Dr. Art Jarvis | 6/26/20

An Ode to Volunteering

Volunteering for civic organizations on the Key Peninsula is often associated with rearranging furniture, separating the recyclables, and raising enormous amounts of money from the community just to give it back to them in a new and improved format. … more

Ted Ralston | 6/26/20

Journal of the Plague Year: Part III

I was already in southern Turkey on my way to Syria when the Gulf War began in earnest in January 1991. I’d been unsuccessfully … more

Ted Olinger, KP News | 6/26/20

Coping with Stress and Trauma

There are 18 pounds of coffee in my refrigerator right now. Somehow, it helps me feel safe. I am aware this makes no sense. But for me, coffee … more

Vicki Husted Biggs | 6/26/20

The Old Man and the Sea Lion

I can count on the fingers of one hand the times the universe has surprised me with bits of unexpected joy these last few months. Don’t get … more

Joseph Penteroudakis, KP News | 6/26/20

Moving forward together

One of the most fulfilling aspects of belonging to a community is the discovery that even while we are physically distanced, we remain bound by … more

Lisa Bryan, Executive Editor, KP News | 5/29/20

Journal of the Plague Year: Part II

When this whole thing started, the family indulged in these long, elaborate breakfasts since there was no place anyone had to be, … more

Ted Olinger, KP News | 5/29/20

Socially Distant Amusements

In this era of social distancing, being out of the loop has been an adjustment, especially since there are no loops to be in. With meetings … more

Carolyn Wiley, KP News | 5/29/20

In These Uncertain Times

I have been bombarded with this phrase through emails, ads on TV, radio, news media and everyday conversations. But it doesn’t resonate with me. The … more

Caleb Galbreath, KP News | 5/29/20

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