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May 2005 Issue
Forum educates about meth
A forum that looks at the
perils of methamphetamine is one of several planned public
outreach events to help local residents fight meth in
their neighborhoods.
>Full
story
KPHS museum celebrates 10 years
A small room packed with hundreds of artifacts preserves
local history—thanks to the dream and the volunteer work
of local history enthusiasts. >Full Story
Fair showcases liveable community
The Livable Community Fair on May 7 is a chance for Key
Pen residents to learn about services, volunteer
opportunities, and numerous organizations that help make
the community attractive.
>Full Story
 Racing toward a dream
A sixth-grader dreams to race for NASCAR some day—and
adding up trophies toward that dream.
>Full story
It's almost official; Horseshoe
Lake Park gets funding
A dream several years in the making was set to become
reality in April, as the state Legislature appropriated
funds to turn a 350-acre Key Pen property into a park. >Full
story
LIC dinner auction raises
$15,000.00 for roof
An auction to raise funds for the historic Longbranch
Improvement Club brings a packed house, to the organizers’
surprise and delight. >Full story
Mothering the mother: two Key
Pen doulas help through baby delivery
A local duo knows what it takes to make moms-to-be
comfortable and relaxed through the baby birth process. >Full Story
Permanent veterans' memorial
erected in Vaughn
The annual Memorial Day celebration at the Vaughn Cemetery
will include a special event: the dedication of a
permanent memorial to honor veterans. >Full story
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