NEWS

	Home resident brings light to chronic illness through online support, video release Colleen Slater February 1, 2009 Lyme disease is a debilitating illness mostly ignored by the medical community due to a lack of information, and political and economic influences.
	KPVI Thanks our Community Staff Report February 1, 2009 Key Peninsula Veterans Institute members share in one huge “THANK YOU” to everyone who donated generously to our hospitalized military veterans.
	State recommends closure of Joemma Beach State Park Staff Report February 1, 2009 The governor’s budget recommends the closure of Joemma Beach State Park.
	Hunger Banquet to be held on Fat Tuesday Colleen Slater February 1, 2009 This year’s “hunger banquet” to benefit the Key Peninsula Food Bank will be a Soup Kitchen meal.
	Gentle Giant Farm Teamwork Danna Webster February 1, 2009 The Gentle Giant Farm is run by the teamwork of its owners, Greg and Maureen Sikora.
	Angel Guild, a business success story Danna Webster February 1, 2009 Angel Guild is a highly profitable non-profit organization supporting many local organizations.
	Blast of winter Marsha Hart January 1, 2009 Snow piled higher than the Key Peninsula had seen in years just before Christmas.
	PHS wrestling Staff Report January 1, 2009 The Hawks faced their first dual meet on home turf for the 2008/09 Season against Clover Park on Dec. 10.
	Massimo brings Italian dining to Purdy Danna Webster January 1, 2009 After five years in Gig Harbor, the owners of the Terracciano restaurant have moved to the larger beachside location of the former Beach House restaurant in Purdy.
	Enjoy state parks while you can Staff Report January 1, 2009 Now more than ever, KP residents should take advantage of our state parks. They could be gone, and the saying goes, you don’t know what you’ve got 'til it’s gone.
	Crosswalks and more coming to Key Center PJ Kezele January 1, 2009 Will Key Center’s main thoroughfare become a four-lane highway?
	Bus driver and some students assist victims of KP accident Hugh McMillan January 1, 2009 December brought hazardous road conditions, but in the case of the following account of a November accident, not a single snowflake had fallen.
	RIF day at Evergreen made possible by two KP organizations Marsha Hart December 1, 2008 Every child in every class at Evergreen Elementary School was excited to choose a book during the Reading Is Fun program in October.
	The Key Peninsula is warming up for the holidays Danna Webster December 1, 2008 Holiday season kicked into swing with the first annual Winter Warm-Up and Chili Cook-Off at the civic center Nov. 15.
	Tutus to Ballet—The art of making tutus Sharon Hicks December 1, 2008 Making tutus is a very precise and tedious side job for Lynn Hallowell of Longbranch.
	Toastmasters Club teaches public speaking, needs more members Irene Torres December 1, 2008 A small group of Key Peninsula citizens forms a Toastmasters Club to help members overcome the fear of public speaking.