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Photo Gallery
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JULY
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Lalaine Wong visits with Joel Salatin, farm
guru known nationwide, during his stopover
on the Key Pen.
Photo by Danna Webster
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L to R: KPMS eighth graders Lauryn Berg, Amy
Beller and Justice Lance show off their
"robot" consisting of two motors. They
created in an aerospace class.
Photo by Mindi LaRose
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Girl Scouts of Troop 566 of Vaughn tend
their garden at the KP Civic Center. Left to
right, Kiki Hill, Amanda Olson, Megan Crane,
and MacKenzie Mills.
Photo by Colleen Slater
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Key Peninsula
authors Jerry Libstaff and Debra McElroy
show off their books during their Borders'
Book Signing. The event was held during the
Uptown Gig Harbor Grand Opening Completion
Celebration. Jerry
Libstaff's book is his first published novel
titled “He
Shall Appear As a Morning Star.” Debra
McElroy's book, “Old
Moon,” is a collection of her
poetry.
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Sue Davis, manager of Windermere Key Realty
and agent Dallas Amidon work on the firm’s
community project for 2008, painting the Key
Peninsula Angel Guild's receiving building
in Key Center.
Photo by Hugh McMillan
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Don MacArthur spreads a second layer of
color on the tennis courts at the Civic
Center that were recently renovated.
Photo by Colleen Slater
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Trillium Creek was visited by the Seattle
MG-T autoclub, Claude Gahard admires some of
the beautifully restored cars parked near
his vineyard.
Photo by Danna Webster
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Colton and Megan Ward hold a moon snail which they are
tickling so it will drop its water to get
small enough to fit inside it's shell as it
thinks a predator is attacking it. Photo
courtesy Vicki Ward
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Harbor Wild
Watch marine biologist Rachel Easton
describes to her young and not so young
audience how the rock crab she is holding
wards of predators during a recent beach
walk at Penrose Point State Park. Photo by
Hugh
McMillan
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Three, two, one, go! A covey of kids charges
a “hay pile” of shredded paper to snatch up
a
treasure of scattered, concealed pennies
at the KP fair. Photo by Hugh McMillan
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Keith Ellis
of Bremerton in front of his booth that sold
fossils, rocks and gems at the KP fair.
Photo by Mindi LaRose
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The newest
ride to the fair, "Wind Slider," is intended
to simulate hang gliding. Photo by Hugh
McMillan
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Ninth-grader
Sara Wilson inside the fun house of
mirrors "Jungle Maze" on teen night. Photo
by Mindi LaRose
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Trenton
Edwards catches a fish in the
Key
Peninsula Sportsmen Club
tank. This was a favorite and well attended
booth among kids of all ages at the fair.
Photo by Mindi LaRose
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Bud and
Delores Ulsh chat with KP Lions president
George Robison, Volksmarch Chair, Neal
VanderVorn, and trail master Kevin Reed at
the 18th annual Key Peninsula Lions
Club-sponsored Volksmarch in Penrose Point
State Park. The Lions were disappointed that
this was the lowest walker turnout the event
has ever had ad blame the fact that a major
Volksmarch was being held simultaneously in
Olympia. Photo by
Hugh McMill
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