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Extreme makeover, Key Peninsula
style:
Volunteers band to help injured woman
Two organizations mobilize volunteers to help a
local woman who was injured in a brutal dog
attack at her home.
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Flavor of Fall a fine
affair
The popular fundraiser
returns to the Civic Center after four year, and
organizers hope to beat last auction’s $30,000
proceeds.
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Scoutmaster Bill Macaras
retires
The “father of scouting” on
the Key Peninsula hangs his hat and passes the
leadership of Troop 220 on to a new scoutmaster.
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Drowning saddens neighborhood
A 22-year-old Tacoma woman drowns
in Palmer Lake over the Labor Day weekend.
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Youth orchestra provides
broad opportunities
Peninsula Youth Orchestra,
under the helm of Key Pen resident Paula Vander
Poel, tries to offer unique opportunities to
area children.
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Big changes at Key
Peninsula restaurants
Blondie’s and the Huck move
out while El Sombrero plans to move in.
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Devil’s Head activity
raises concerns
Development activity on a
property formerly eyed as a waterfront park
causes speculation about the land’s future use.
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First KP Harvest
Fest: Foods, wines, farm tours and good times
The first Key
Pen Harvest Fest will feature a tour of several
farms, music, food and more; the fest is planned
as an annual event.
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Interim geoduck ordinance
passes committee
After a unanimous vote by a
Pierce County Council committee to adopt interim
commercial aquaculture regulations, the
resolution goes to full council for vote.
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