In the news this month

	Coping With COVID-19: What It Is and What’s Being Done Ted Olinger March 26, 2020 The rise of coronavirus infections has experts worried. Slowing the spread can reduce a surge in hospitalizations.
	What to Do And Not to Do KeyPenNews March 26, 2020 Recommended behavior during the COVID-19 outbreak.
	COVID-19 and You: What to Do and Where to Turn KeyPenNews March 26, 2020 Help and local resources during the outbreak.
	KP Fire Department Responds to COVID-19 KeyPenNews March 26, 2020 KPFD's goal is to protect its women and men and to maintain an adjusted continuity of operations for our community.

	Coronavirus Devastates Geoduck Industry Sara Thompson March 27, 2020 Lower demand due to closure of the Chinese market adds to the downturn for shellfish growers caused by trade war tariffs.
	State AG Asks Public to Report Pandemic Price Gougers and Profiteers Ted Olinger March 27, 2020 Most consumers search for scarce necessities, but others buy up everything they can find to resell at enormous profit.
	Support for Seniors Evolves to Meet Need; KPCS Food Bank Remains Open Lisa Bryan March 27, 2020 An update on organizations serving the elderly.
	Temporary Safe Housing Expands for Local Teens Sara Thompson March 27, 2020 Two homes located on the KP exist to help where help is needed, but recent intakes are rapidly changing.
	Lutheran Pastor Reflects on Journey to the KP Matthew Dean March 27, 2020 After a year as pastor of KP Lutheran Church, Anna Bonaro has gained new perspective on the Key Peninsula.
	Longbranch Couple Restores a Forest Sara Thompson March 27, 2020 The Koniceks' 20-acre Tipperary Forest was officially certified as a tree farm in July 2019.
	James McCourt, Rising Star Krisa Bruemmer March 27, 2020 Music comes easy for KPMS seventh grader James McCourt.