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Stranded on the Key:
Project hopes to fill some gaps in lack of
transportation
The Mustard Seed
Project tackles lack of transportation for the
elderly on the Key Peninsula, hopes to extend
services to others in the future.
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When it takes a village....
Key Peninsula residents instrumental in
hospital’s arrival
As construction of St.
Anthony Hospital reaches a major milestone, the
Key Peninsula News shares the stories of several
local residents who contributed to the success
of the project.
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Peninsula spared by storm
A storm that brought
devastation to several parts of the state had
nearly no impact on the Key Pen.
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WSDOT study
marches on
Results of the initial State
Route 302 corridor study are shared with the public at a
December open house.
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Taylor Shellfish
Farms shares thoughts on aquaculture
The Key Peninsula News meets for a Q&A with Bill
Taylor of Taylor Shellfish Farms, one of the
major players in the geoduck aquaculture
discussions. The company, which owns a farm more
than 100 years old, has kept a relatively low
profile in the media.
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Vaughn Elementary
achieves championship fitness
Vaughn Elementary School celebrates state championship in the Presidential Physical
Fitness Awards competition for the second year
in a row.
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Two-generation KP family opens Gig Harbor coffee
shop
A Wauna family opens an upscale coffee shop in
Gig Harbor and plans another in Port Orchard.
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Local inventors
hope to help others
A local couple hope their Cane Keeper invention
will help people who need a little extra help
while using a cane.
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Longbranch home
to oil guru
Rich Hildahl has small town ideals, worldwide
experiences in oil development.
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