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After living in the Rosedale area of the Gig Harbor Peninsula since 1968, I moved across Carr Inlet (straight as the crow flies) to Lake Minterwood on the Key Peninsula after the passing of my … more

3/1/23

From a Loyal Fan

I was annoyed to read the letter from Dale Lyman complaining about your Progressively Liberal Left-Wing Communist (OK, I’m exaggerating slightly) publication (“KP News Is Biased Liberal … more

3/1/23

Bring Back the Bird!

Please bring back the bird to the KP News masthead. I always look at the bird first. The masthead seems blank without it. Diane Yorgason-Quinn, Gig Harbor more

3/1/23

Support for 'Just Mercy'

My gratitude for the article about the book “Just Mercy” and its author, Bryan Stevenson. I knew nothing about Bryan and his work until a few years ago when I visited Montgomery, Alabama, … more

3/1/23

Letter from Ukraine

January 15: The one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine is approaching. The invaders crossed the border Feb. 24, 2022. I arrived in the city of Przemyśl, Poland, in early March last … more

2/1/23

Unchecked Bullying at KPMS?

As a former Key Peninsula Middle School employee and a parent that sent two kids through KPMS, the issue of bullying has nothing to do with the current administration: specifically, Principal Jeri … more

2/1/23

Students Need Our Support

The Peninsula School District is running two levies in February. As a retired high school counselor and current volunteer with AVID students, I hope I can count on your yes vote for both. These … more

2/1/23

Key Peninsula News Bias

I am writing to help Taylor Bay resident Dale Lyman improve his letter to the editor from December’s issue. First, avoid stereotypes, such as the slow driver with the liberal bumper … more

12/28/22

Lost Dog

This is a humble note of thanks to the Key Peninsula community. Our family dog ran away from Bayside Animal Lodge November 7. We were out of town but after quick phone calls friends and family … more

11/30/22

KP News Is Biased Liberal Mouthpiece

I respectfully ask you to post this in your biased editorial next to all the amateur writers so bent on constantly voicing their community gripes. Some of those you provide this outlet seem to be … more

11/30/22

True Journalism

Your article about WayPoint South and Pastor Mark (“WayPoint South Finds the Key to Home Through Grace on the Peninsula,” November) made me want to go to church there — and I … more

11/30/22

KP News Must Maintain Balance

In the August edition, you published a column by Bruce Cook that strongly supported Rep. Jesse Young and trashed Sen. Emily Randall.* The column then reappeared as a paid political ad in … more

10/27/22

Time for a Wake-up Call

Meredith Browand’s column in the last KP News regarding attacks on public education needs to be expanded (“A Tribute to Teachers,” October). If we fail to see this as just one part … more

10/27/22

Former County Council Candidate Endorses Lonergan

I would like to thank everyone for the support I received during my run for Pierce County Council. It will continue to be my motivating force to ensure that the Key Peninsula’s voice is … more

10/27/22

In Gratitude and Support of Free Speech

I want to thank the many enlightened people who sent cards, letters and made phone calls in support after the article by Eddie Macsalka concerning “The Yankee Clipper” and its devotion to … more

10/27/22

Rep. Jesse Young for Senate

Our state and quite honestly our country are faced with a significant divide. On one side you have liberal urban voters, many of them radical supporters of extreme left-wing programs and policies. On … more

10/27/22

Everyday Heroes

I would like to commend Key Peninsula Fire Dept. for their help, above and beyond the call of duty. more

9/28/22

Campaign Signs from the August Primary

I am disappointed by many of our local political candidates. They want our votes but don’t care enough about us to remove the visual pollution their campaign signs create along our roads. more

9/28/22

Elect Elizabeth Kreiselmaier

Two years ago, Republican Elizabeth Kreiselmaier, Ph.D., burst onto the political scene as a first-time candidate challenging Democratic incumbent Rep. Derek Kilmer for U.S. Congress. more

9/28/22

No to Jesse Young

I was raised to respect others regardless of status, rank or seniority. I have always valued that in others. more

9/28/22

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