In the news this month

	Lakebay Girl Drowns Staff Report April 1, 2018 Lacey Renae Foy of Lakebay died after being found unconscious in a pool at the Tom Taylor Family YMCA.
	Evergreen Teacher Shares PSD Award with Purdy Teacher—Her Husband Lisa Bryan April 1, 2018 Jodi and Barrie McDougall received the Peninsula School District’s Ellen Fay Award for outstanding service.
	School Superintendent Argues for Construction Bond at Community Meeting Lisa Bryan April 1, 2018 PSD Superintendent Rob Manahan discusses the capital bond measure with the community.
	Food for the Belly, Food for the Soul Polly Robinson April 1, 2018 After 30 years at KPMS, Wendy Hennessy has been the lunch lady for a lot of students.

	Peninsula Light Co. Growing and Glowing Sara Thompson April 1, 2018 Just over 90 years ago, Jan. 8, 1927, electricity flowed for the first time on the west side of the Tacoma Narrows.
	The Early Days of Pen Light Sara Thompson April 1, 2018 Interviews with early Pen Light customers, from the company's archives.
	Championship Mountain Bike Race at 360 Trails Matthew Dean April 1, 2018 The 360 Trails at Gateway Park will host hundreds of cyclists at state championship mountain bike race April 15.
	Burley Lagoon Quality Downgraded Sara Thompson April 1, 2018 The water quality in Burley Lagoon was downgraded by the Washington State Department of Health in February.
	25 Years of Espresso ‘Close to Home’ Carolyn Wiley April 1, 2018 Close to Home Espresso has been the stopping place for the Key Peninsula coffee-loving public for 25 years.
	Civic Center Secures State Capital Funds for Generator Matthew Dean April 1, 2018 The Key Peninsula Civic Center has been granted $60,000 for an emergency power generator.
	Local Teacher Couple Ensures Dynamic Music and Science Education at Vaughn Elementary Anna Brones April 1, 2018 For students at Vaughn Elementary, a love of music and science starts early.
	Book Review: “March, Books One-Three” by John Lewis, Andrew Aydin and Nate Powell Carolyn Wiley April 1, 2018 A graphic novel trilogy about the Civil Rights Movement by Georgia congressman John Lewis.