Community

	Dorothy Bouvia Lusby enjoys 104th birthday lunch with former students Colleen Slater May 4, 2015 Dorothy Bouvia arrived in 1945 to teach English at Vaughn Union High School.
	Fifth annual ‘trike-a-thon’ squeals on wheels, raises funds Steve Whitford March 30, 2015 On March 7, 49 preschoolers mounted special tricycles and rode their way into fundraising history.
	Key Free Clinic serving community and needing its support Hugh McMillan March 30, 2015 Late last month,Key Free Clinic's open house began with a welcoming address byclinic board chair, Chuck West, a Key Peninsula Fire Department battalion chief.
	CISP joins CISWA in Olympia Hugh McMillan March 30, 2015 As January came to an end, representatives of Communities In Schools of Washington gathered in our state capitol for the annual CISWA visit with members of the State Legislature.
	26th District Democrats organize on the Key Peninsula Staff Report March 30, 2015 The 26th Legislative District Democrats organized a meeting in February to encourage grassroots organization on the Key Peninsula.
	Key Pen maples tapped for syrup Alice Kinerk March 4, 2015 A while back, Key Peninsula resident Marilyn Brennen decided to stick a syrup tap in one of the maple trees on her property, curious to see what would come out.
	Feeding the hungry on the Key Peninsula Sara Thompson March 4, 2015 Food insecurity is a real problem in this country — one in five families in Washington receive support from food pantries supported by state food assistance programs.
	Beyond the Backyard Scott Gallacher March 3, 2015 News from Key Pen Parks
	Vehicle fire lands one person in the hospital; homeowner from his house Staff Report February 24, 2015 Key Peninsula firefighters responded to a report of a vehicle on fire that rolled into a house in the 2100 block of Lake Drive, near Palmer Lake.
	Mail thefts rampant on Key Peninsula Steve Whitford January 31, 2015 Between the evening of Dec.13 and the evening of Dec. 15, thieves broke up and burglarized the outside mailboxes at the Lakebay Post Office and the box by Capitol Lumber in Key Center.
	Local artist paints nature’s beauty Alice Kinerk January 31, 2015 What happens when you mix passions for biology, fine arts and the Key Peninsula?
	Mardi Gras Festival returns to the Key Staff Report January 31, 2015 The second annual Mardi Gras Festival promises to be full of tradition.
	Annual Key Pen Parks Pet Easter Treat Hunt nears Staff Report January 31, 2015 On April 12, Key Pen Parks will host its 6th Annual Pet Easter Treat Hunt at Volunteer Park from 10 a.m. to noon.
	Home delivery dairy open to Key Peninsula residents Irene Torres January 31, 2015 Fessler Farms, LLC, now provides dairy and full-service grocery deliveries to the Key Peninsula.
	Two Waters ‘Artists’ Blend’ is a big community hit Irene Torres January 31, 2015 The first “Artists’Blend” event in November brought together a small group of like-minded and creatively diverse souls who gathered to share stories and learn a few new ones.
	From the ‘Ashes’ comes assistance to KP fire department Steve Whitford December 31, 2014 Twenty some years ago Marguerite Eassard and a group of local ladies recognized the need for a community based organization whose goal would be to financially and emotionally support the Key Peninsula firefighters.
	New Key Pen Parks employee seeks to connect people, parks Alice Kinerk December 31, 2014 Christina Hallock may only recently have started work as Key Pen Parks' marketing coordinator/recreation specialist, but she's been contributing to a better quality of life for Key Peninsula youth and families for years.
	Red Barn Youth Center is getting packed with kids, volunteers Colleen Slater December 31, 2014 Since it opened on Sept. 3, attendance at the Red Barn Youth Center in Key Center has nearly doubled, according to Program Director Jeremy Schintz.
	Transportation for seniors on the Key Peninsula Sara Thompson December 31, 2014 For many seniors, The Mustard Seed Project and Key Peninsula Community Services have some great options for transportation.
	DSHS mobile unit rolls back to KP for community support Staff Report December 31, 2014 The state Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) mobile community service office is coming to Lakebay on Jan. 8.

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