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Wednesday, July 1
A juvenile bald eagle found on Herron Island was rehabilitated and released at Joemma Beach in May thanks to the sharp eyes and good work of islanders.
Wednesday, July 1
Tiana Cooper and Sarah Monroe are creating a refuge where animals and people alike find peace, purpose, and connection.
Wednesday, July 1
The first of its kind on the Key Peninsula, residents will soon have access to EV car-sharing, further expanding accessible and affordable transportation on the KP.
Wednesday, July 1
After becoming one of the most recognizable faces on the KP, Robyn Denson will end her tenure on the council instead of running for another 4-year term.
Wednesday, July 1
Wild Peninsula: Foxes, weasels and restored forests tell a story of wildlife resilience on the Key Peninsula.
Wednesday, July 1
KP Gardens: Focusing on shade has shed light on how many plants I have overlooked while yearning for sun.
Wednesday, July 1
KP Reads: Beryl Markham's classic memoir proves some journeys transcend both time and distance.
Wednesday, July 1
Alexander Hamilton wrote that even in the case of the rise of a tyrant, the real enemy would be the apathy and inaction of the public.
Wednesday, July 1
With a career spanning four decades, I know flying is safer because crew members are encouraged to speak up.
Wednesday, July 1
And now for a word from the religion desk. I mean that literally. I write this from the desk in my church office, a place where countless sermons, lesson plans, emails, and …
Wednesday, July 1
KP Cooks: You can keep it simple or make it way more complicated than it needs to be, but the goal remains a defiant ice cream full of fireworks.
Wednesday, July 1
Peggy and Joe Dervaes of Vaughn are still going strong after 60 years.
Wednesday, July 1
From its humble origin as a two-room schoolhouse, it has become the “apex of social and cultural activity on the Key Peninsula.”
Wednesday, July 1
The scholarship fund tops $500,000 for the first time, giving money to 156 Peninsula students.
Wednesday, July 1
I want to thank Key Peninsula News for reporting the sentencing of Jordan R. Henderson in such a timely way.
Wednesday, July 1
The Greater Gig Harbor Foundation has awarded more than $130,000 in scholarships to local students this year through its family of scholarship programs and donor-supported funds, reflecting the …
Wednesday, July 1
As scotch broom begins to appear on the peninsula, the fight to take back your property may seem never-ending. But there is help available.
Wednesday, July 1
Cadets earned a trip to Washington, D.C., for the third time since the program began five years ago.
Wednesday, July 1
Founded by Edie Morgan in 2006 to provide basic services for KP elders, TMSP's work is nationally known.
Wednesday, July 1
Every generation has wrestled with questions of justice, representation, freedom, and responsibility. We inherited those debates, and we will pass them on.
Wednesday, July 1
Tom Bates has evacuated all creatures great and small while dodging Russian drones and building an international nonprofit to help abandoned animals.
Friday, June 5
It is with deep sadness that we share the news of the passing of a former Longbranch resident and our beloved mother, Marlies Van Cise.
Friday, June 5
With heavy hearts and profound love, we celebrate the life of Jay Edward Wood — Ed, Eddie, Uncle, Bro, Dad, Papa — who passed away May 22 in Lakebay at the age of 81.
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