NEWS

	New KP grooming business is primping pooches Steve Whitford March 27, 2013 Meet Barbara Whitt, the owner of Happy Paws Pet Grooming.
	Camp Seymour dining hall set to open April 29 Michelle Mondeck March 27, 2013 During a tour of Camp Seymour, Executive Director Liz Ortenberger explained the need for the new dining hall under construction.
	Annual trike-a-thon pedals in need of funds for area preschool Scott Turner March 27, 2013 The Key Peninsula Civic Center is always abuzz with activities, but last month the landmark facility was overtaken by a pack of bikers who caused quite a ruckus.
	KP Lutheran congregation celebrates 35 years Colleen Slater March 27, 2013 How do you build a $350,000 church for $75,000?
	Mountain bike racing comes to the KP Rick Sorrels March 27, 2013 Wheels were spinning and muscles were pumping last month, as hundreds of bicyclists flocked to Key Peninsula’s 360 Park for a day of safe family fun, competition and camaraderie.
	The Mustard Seed Project moves, adds staff Staff Report March 27, 2013 The Mustard Seed Project of Key Peninsula recently relocated to a new, permanent location at the Key Center Corral on the Key Peninsula Highway.
	Local nursery offers some tips and planting advice Rick Sorrels March 1, 2013 Growing your own food provides a means to control our exposure to the vast number of chemicals in our food system.
	Little Toasters building youthful confidence on the KP Michelle Mondeck February 28, 2013 A stream of 15 energetic Evergreen Elementary School girls filled the classroom with smiles, laughter and anticipation.
	Vaughn man creates wooden toy treasures Scott Turner February 28, 2013 Dale Toman, 69, is a toy maker, a lover of wood and glue who turns pine into intricate working art, soothing his mind, heart and soul at the same time.
	State ramping up for work on dangerous SR-302 highway Irene Torres February 28, 2013 A recent accident near the Wauna curves brought out road crews for shoulder repairs and gave drivers a glimpse of major roadwork slated for Key Peninsula’s highway in 2014.
	GED classes offered at the Home fire station Rick Sorrels February 28, 2013 Related stories: AVID Program at KPMS Develops Lifelong Learners Gender Issues Enter PSD Curriculum and Campus Life Evergreen Elementary Goes Full STEAM New literacy curriculum comes to PSD elementary schools Vaughn teacher expanding young minds with hands-on lessons Food for the Belly, Food for the Soul
	Herron Island turns on the faucet for new water system Charlee Glock-Jackson February 28, 2013 On Feb. 9, residents of Herron Island celebrated the completion of a new water system.
	LIC searching for recipes and a name for new cookbook Karen Lovett February 28, 2013 Longbranch Improvement Club (LIC) has long benefited from numerous superb volunteer cooks who serve up wonderful meals for the public.