Rare 1923 Chevrolet Superior Roadsters cruises on Peninsula
Mike Nelson and his wife Nancy spent three years restoring the car they say is one of only five in existence today. They want to give people a chance to ride, not just look, at this piece of American history.  

Toxic site cleanup stalled for years
Significant amounts of benzene and cadmium
were discovered at the Horseshoe Lake Wrecking site near Lake Kathryn--and seven years later cleanup is still on hold. 

Joemma Beach Park could be sold to highest bidder
The fate of Joemma Beach State Park is still uncertain, as the legislature marches forward to pass a biennium budget for signature by the Governor by June.  

Living the simple life
Volunteer Spotlight on Dallas Amidon, Herron Island community volunteer

School levy wins public support
Voters supported the Peninsula School District’s request for a replacement levy.      

Dan Mazur, mountaineer, shared stories of adventure
Dan Mazur presented a slide and video program to 120 people last month
about his attempting to be the oldest climber of Everest on record,

Family Resource Center open house well attended
The Family Resource Center in Vaughn hosted an open house in February with more than 50 in attendance.

SR302 Routings being finalized
Locations where the new SR302 will join SR 16 are narrowed down to three possibilities   

Community supports Civic Center Crab Feed fundraiser
The annual Crab Feed at the Civic Center on Feb. 21 sold out before six o’clock. Families and friends streamed in the doors starting at 4p.m. Saturday afternoon.

Longbranch woman turns 101 Arvilla Merchant holds the signed baseball that was part of a Seattle Mariners duffle bag filled with birthday gifts. Merchant turned 101 and celebrated with a party at her retirement home Feb. 4.