In the news this month

	New Evergreen Elementary School Closer to Reality Sara Thompson October 1, 2019 Plans are approved to build the first elementary school on the KP in 50 years.
	KP Parks Breaks Ground on Gateway Park Splash Pad Matthew Dean October 1, 2019 The long-awaited 3,000 sq. ft. water feature should be ready by summer.
	Key Peninsula Farm Tour Grows and Transforms Krisa Bruemmer October 1, 2019 The KP tradition enters its 13th year now as a two-day event with more destinations and new activities.
	New Businesses Aim for Fall Opening in Lake Kathryn Village Sara Thompson October 1, 2019 New retail space will expand shopping options on the Key Peninsula.

	New KP Community Services Leader Helps Build Resilience Lisa Bryan October 1, 2019 Executive Director Tracy Stirrett joined KPCS in January 2019 to further its mission to achieve wellness and foster resilience.
	Fiber Arts Show Featured Artist — Cecilia Blomberg Joseph Pentheroudakis October 1, 2019 A weaver’s weaver, the accomplished artist will display her work during the Farm Tour.
	Unpermitted KP Gun Range Shut Down Lisa Bryan October 1, 2019 The grand opening of a commercial gun range in SW Lakebay was welcome news for enthusiasts but shocked a residential community.
	Current, Completed and Possible Coming KP Road Improvements KeyPenNews October 1, 2019 An overview of roadwork projects on the Key Peninsula.
	KP Volunteer Deploys for Hurricane Dorian Rescue Ted Olinger October 1, 2019 Local first responders donate their time and skill when disaster strikes.
	State Climatologist on Salmon and Climate Change Sara Thompson October 1, 2019 State Climatologist Nick Bond believes that cooperation, resources and growing knowledge can save our icon.
	Fresh Food Co-Op Expands Beyond KP Alice Kinerk October 1, 2019 Fresh Food Revolution Food Co-op is seeing an increased numbers of shoppers.
	KP Cooks: A Taste of Fall – Bingham’s Best Apple Crisp KeyPenNews October 1, 2019 A tase of fall: Bingham's best apple crisp.