NEWS

	KP mom spearheads humanitarian efforts for kids living abroad Various Contributors September 1, 2007 Wendy Halvorsen's mission helps change the way children, on the opposite side of the globe, live each day.
	Saying no to hunger Various Contributors September 1, 2007 There are many opportunities for food assistance and free meals on the Key Peninsula.
	Citizens criticize fire district minutes protocol Chris Fitzgerald September 1, 2007 Citizen participants at Pierce County Fire District 16 Board of Commissioners meetings have been consistently requesting minutes to be an all-inclusive record of proceedings.
	WSDOT high-fives new SR 302 study Chris Fitzgerald September 1, 2007 The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) began the first phase of its $5 million environmental study of State Route 302 in July.
	A flurry of activity at Key Pen businesses Danna Webster September 1, 2007 The Key Peninsula world of business is on the move.
	KPMPD sets dreams on waterfront park Rodika Tollefson September 1, 2007 The Key Peninsula Metropolitan Park District hopes to acquire a 39-acre property, located at the head of Taylor Bay, that would be used for a passive recreation park.
	Out of the Ashes Various Contributors August 1, 2007 Volunteers support fire fighters behind scenes.
	Student gets slithery summer assignment Danna Webster August 1, 2007 Fourth grade at Vaughn Elementary was more than reading, writing, and arithmetic for Bailey Sullivan.
	Renaissance Faire arrives on KP Various Contributors August 1, 2007 It is almost time for the 10th annual Washington Renaissance Fantasy Faire.
	Key Peninsula Community Fair a continued success Chris Fitzgerald August 1, 2007 Key Peninsula Community Fair volunteers and organizers outdid themselves this year, according to results reported by fair board Vice President Mike Hays.
	Cause of Delano Bay hay fire a mystery. Hay business owner to rebuild Danna Webster August 1, 2007 A fire near Delano Bay on June 28 destroyed a truck used by a local businessman to haul and sell hay.
	At last! KP has its own skate park. Facility dedicated in memory of Zech and Adi West Hugh McMillan August 1, 2007 Volunteers turned out to build the KP's latest “sports center,” the long awaited Zech & Adi West Memorial Skate Park.
	KGHP serves critical role for KP Rick Sorrels July 1, 2007 KGHP is a critical and essential communications element in times of emergency.
	Farewell to Evergreen Elementary retirees Hugh McMillan July 1, 2007 Four Evergreen Elementary teachers retired in June, after a total of 67 years of combined service to the school.
	Tidelands ownership no straight line Chris Fitzgerald July 1, 2007 An increase in applications for commercial aquaculture prompts waterfront owners and the public to ask for clarification about tideland ownership.