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KPMPD sets
dreams on waterfront park
The park district hopes to acquire a 39-acre
Taylor Bay property that is home to several
species of protected salmon
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Aquaculture’s future still unsettled
Pierce County interim regulations halted
Despite months of studying and deliberations,
Pierce County Council votes against the adoption
of an ordinance that would impose interim
regulations on commercial geoduck harvesting.
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A flurry of activity at
Key Pen businesses
Many local businesses are making changes to
their location, ownership, names or appearances.
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WSDOT high-fives new SR 302 study
State transportation workers will
begin its survey and study of State Route 302, with the
goal of making improvements or creating a safer
alternative.
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Citizens
criticize fire district minutes protocol
Key Pen residents have
been asking fire district commissioners for
months to change the way they record meeting
minutes so they can reflect citizen comments.
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Saying no to
hunger
Local organizations
ensure no one in the community goes hungry by
providing various free meals and other food
programs.
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KP mom spearheads
humanitarian efforts for kids living abroad
Three generations of a
family work together to help destitute orphans
in India.
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Mom’s pursuit
leads to unique home-based business
A Key Pen mom-preneur
finds a new calling that mingles parenthood with
a career.
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