NEWS

	KPMS photography work on display in Gig Harbor Various Contributors December 1, 2006 Digital photography students from Key Peninsula Middle School will have their work featured at the Gig Harbor Civic Center.
	Horseshoe Lake Estates reinvents itself Chris Fitzgerald December 1, 2006 Homeowners’ association members are organizing a fight against “meth houses” in their community—and winning.
	Fundraiser benefits domestic violence shelter Rodika Tollefson December 1, 2006 A Gig Harbor business raises money for IMPact Safe House, which is actively seeking a bigger facility.
	Opposition to geoduck applications grows Chris Fitzgerald December 1, 2006 A new installment in the series looks at the organized opposition to geoduck farms on the Key Peninsula.
	Design work begins for new skateboard park Chris Fitzgerald December 1, 2006 Work on a skateboard park at Volunteer Park moves forward thanks to county funding; plans for a bigger facility at the 360-acre pending park still remain.
	Bridge moves toward completion, tolls discussed Lori Losee December 1, 2006 A Citizens Advisory Committee will soon make recommendations for the toll system on the new Tacoma Narrows Bridge.
	KPMS launches last year of NASA program Rodika Tollefson December 1, 2006 Last year of the KPMS/NASA partnership brings unique opportunities to teachers and students.
	Public workshop to look at commercial design standards Rodika Tollefson December 1, 2006 A six-hour meeting will take public input into Key Peninsula’s commercial design standards.
	KP schools show WASL scores improvement Lori Losee November 1, 2006 All Key Peninsula schools show improvement in some areas of the state standardized test.
	Geoduck controversy continues unabated Chris Fitzgerald November 1, 2006 The fourth article in the series exploring issues related to geoduck farming looks at some of the environmental concerns brought by this growing industry.
	Old Wauna Post Office … gone Lori Losee November 1, 2006 A historic landmark that has greeted visitors to the Key Peninsula for decades has been demolished, following years of controversy.
	KP residents offer new Fast-N-Fit athletic training Kristen Pierce November 1, 2006 A local couple and their teenage son help people with their athletic endeavors at a newly opened Gig Harbor business.
	Kenya nonprofit group founder shares story Rodika Tollefson November 1, 2006 An ex-Kenya orphan shares his story of desperation and hope—and how local residents are making a difference—with a small Key Pen group.

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