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A healthy and
active Key Peninsula: Pilot project springs
forward
A collaborative project between
several organizations is looking for ways to
make the Gig Harbor and Key peninsulas healthy
communities, tackling topics that range from
policy making to education.
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Residential fires
triple on the KP
The total loss caused by residential
fires on the Key Peninsula is approaching $2 million
this year, triple the number from last year;
the number
of actual fires has also tripled.
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Foss geoduck farm remains in limbo
A decision by the hearing
examiner regarding Key Peninsula’s first geoduck
farm is closely watch by both commercial geoduck
farming advocates and opponents.
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Home feed and grocery
owner has colorful history
Veteran Key Pen entrepreneur has built a successful
business patronized by locals and visitors alike, and
has weathered many challenges
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The fire that changed
the face of Key Center
A fire in February 1970 drastically changed the
face of Key Center, destroying several buildings
and causing many businesses to close for good.
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PHS hosts Chinese students
Peninsula High School students
share their classrooms and homes with students
from PHS’ sister school in Jinan, China.
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CISP
awarded mentoring grant
Communities in
Schools of Peninsula is honored for its
outstanding work mentoring students.
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