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March 2006 Issue 

 

KP News exclusive
Terry Lee announces intention to run for reelection

As Terry Lee tells the Key Peninsula News he plans to announce in a few weeks his bid for reelection, the KPNews went out into the community to find out his impact on the local area. >Full story
 


Logging practices continue to drive concern
Logging has long been a concern for Key Peninsula residents; a March workshop will address issues of what is legal under county and state laws. >Full Story

KP salt water intrusion distant but possible threat
Although the Key Peninsula does not have any major salt water intrusion issues, as population grows and development continue, the concern will increase >Full story

Unsung heroes series: Veteran KPMS teacher hangs up his hat
Key Peninsula Middle School teacher David Tarabochia, a Peninsula School District graduate himself, retires after a 30-year teaching career >Full story

‘Good Stuff’ coming to Key Center
A Key Pen family brings healthy foods to local residents >Full story
The Sign Man turns commercial niche into art
Chuck Kraft, aka The Sign Man, mingles artistry with design skill to create unique, attractive business signs. >Full story

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