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November
2006 Issue 




 

Old Wauna Post Office … GONE

A historic landmark that has greeted visitors to the Key Peninsula for decades has been demolished, following years of controversy. >Full story
 


Geoduck controversy continues unabated
The fourth article in the series exploring issues related to geoduck farming looks at some of the environmental concerns brought by this growing industry.  >Full Story


KP schools show WASL scores improvement
All Key Peninsula schools show improvement in some areas of the state standardized test.
>Full story

 
Survey identifies needs for elderly on Key Peninsula
First phase of ‘aging in place’ project identifies community needs; transportation, senior programs top priorities. >Full story
 
Recycling on the rise after new program implementation
Pierce County officials are boasting great results during the first year of ‘single cart’ recycling program’s implementation.  >Full story
 
KP Lions continue retaining wall project at Volunteer Park
Volunteer Park has new bleacher-type retaining wall, thanks to an Eagle Scout and the local Lions Club.  >Full story
 
KPMS astronomy class mingles with NASA’s Col. Hall
NASA test pilot Col. Warren Hall returns to the Key Peninsula Middle School to meet with students interested in aerospace.  >Full story 
 
Volunteer spotlight: Barbara Bence
Barbara Bence is the Key Singers’ publicity chair and scrapbooking chief extraordinaire.  
>Full story

 
Get a gander of a goose at Brookside Veterinary Hospital
A story about Gander the goose and his new friends, Ralphie and Buckle, two goats who reside at the Brookside Veterinary Hospital.  >Full story
 
FROM PIONEER STOCK:
Russ Schillinger, victor logger and farmer
Russ Schillinger’s roots started on a farm in Victor, where he continues to live today with his wife, Patti.   >Full story
 
Kenya nonprofit group founder shares story
An ex-Kenya orphan shares his story of desperation and hope—and how local residents are making a difference-- with a small Key Pen group. >Full story
 
KP residents offer new Fast-N-Fit athletic training
A local couple and their teenage son help people with their athletic endeavors at a newly opened Gig Harbor business. >Full story
 

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