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Geoduck forum draws large crowd
A Key Peninsula News forum on geoduck
aquaculture attracts a standing room-only crowd.
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Commissioners
conflict escalates into arrest
The
disagreements between two commissioners get
physical, resulting in one commissioner’s
arrest.
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Celebrating a double decade of determination
How one family puts limitation in its place
A local family shares
their son’s struggles with Cystic Fibrosis and
the determination to live a full life despite
the odds.
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The KP metro park district eyes levy
KP Metropolitan Park
District commissioners are debating whether they
should ask the public for an advisory vote
before imposing a levy.
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Planning commission to take action on community
plan
The
Key Peninsula Comprehensive Plan heads for the
Pierce County Planning Commission for discussion
and recommendations to county council.
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Key Peninsula resident leads tech trip to Uganda
Local
efforts lead to helping Uganda’s education
system have better technology.
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Key Pen artist to politicians: ‘Step It Up’
Gig Harbor eco-event part of national campaign
About 30 people
answered the call of a Key Pen artist to gather
in Gig Harbor as part of the national “Step It
Up” campaign to raise environmental awareness
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Construction draws concerns, protester
The clearing of a
lot to build a new church causes concerns among
residents, but the project meets county
requirements.
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Youth center to
start construction
A new youth
center called the “Red Barn” is set to open
doors by fall, with remodeling planned to start
shortly.
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Sam Shake is packing for Holland
A Key
Peninsula Middle School seventh grader will
represent the United States in Holland as a
sports ambassador.
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Olivia Konicek: Outstanding all around
The portrait of a Peninsula High School senior
and her many contributions to the community.
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PHS’ James Washington raises $20,000 for CIP
The senior project of a Key Pen resident ends
with an unexpectedly huge success.
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New nursery open for business
A Key Pen
couple are taking over the “Farm,” following a
dream to open a nursery.
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Boating tips that to have you ready for opening
day
Local boaters share their tips for start of the
boating season.
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Call for columnists
The Key Peninsula News is looking for fresh,
original voices for a new guest columnist
feature.
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