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A mild-mannered figure subtly scrutinizes a little free library, minding its own business somewhere on the Key Peninsula. The shelves are mostly bare. Nothing but vampire fiction and self-help …
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The settlement resolves all claims against the district and individual administrators.
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The Department of Natural Resources is continuing down the path towards permitting to remove the pier and pursuing a feasibility study/alternatives analysis.
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It is with heavy hearts and profound gratitude for a life well lived that we announce the passing of Michael Hoelscher.
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Pierce County sent me an invitation last summer to participate as a citizen representative on the Salary Commission for Elected Officials.
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We may be too far down this road to stop, but before it’s too late, I sure wish someone would ask: “If I knew, what would I do?”
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On the eve of the first day of school, my daughter Violet proudly showed me the five keychains she’d selected to adorn her new backpack.
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Six columnists swept two categories while writers Eddie Macsalka and Ted Olinger received top honors.
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Former Minter Creek Elementary and KPMS student makes her mark in the pool, marching band, and classroom.
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Let’s hear it for living the good life on the Key Peninsula — where practically anything is possible when we work together for the common good. At a recent Washington Newspaper Publishers …
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How did we end up with an earthquake to call our own?
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After 27 seasons coaching Peninsula football, Joel Epstein is watching his youngest son become one of the Seahawks’ top defenders.
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KP Cooks: If we’re going to be fighting about politics and making awkward chitchat with great-uncles and dotty aunts we see once a year, can’t we at least be doing it over food that’s actually good?
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Courageous Kids Climbing has spent more than a decade offering opportunities for people of all ages with developmental, physical, or intellectual disabilities.
Thursday, October 22
Key Peninsula resident Raymond Paul Schumsky died peacefully at home on the north end of the KP Oct. 9 after a year-long battle with cancer. He was 74.
Monday, October 12
The Republican challenger for the CD 6 seat emphasized professional experience, public safety, and a greater role for federal representatives in addressing local concerns.
Friday, October 9
The Key Peninsula Candidate Forum is a longstanding tradition where residents question their local politicians.
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