NEWS

	Fate of ‘Horseshoe Lake’ property uncertain Rodika Tollefson April 1, 2007 The likelihood of the Key Peninsula Metropolitan Park’s acquisition of a 350-acre Department of Natural Resources parcel for a park is still uncertain.
	Phil Bauer: A man of many talents, dedication Danna Webster April 1, 2007 Phil Bauer has committed his time to many Key Peninsula organizations and projects.
	Spotlight on Encore! Theater Various Contributors March 1, 2007 Kathleen McGilliard lends her talents and passion for performance to Encore! community theater in Gig Harbor.
	A mystery on the Key Pen Rick Sorrels March 1, 2007 A petroglyph of unknown origin graces one of Key Peninsula's beaches, one of only a handful such petroglyphs in the Puget Sound area.
	Two businesses land at The Landing Bill Dietz March 1, 2007 After months of renovations, the owners of The Landing open doors to the new retail and office building, with two tenants ready to move in.
	Windermere office is moving to Brookside Danna Webster March 1, 2007 The New Brookside Restaurant will soon become a real estate office, following the building’s sale to Steve Skibbs, co-owner of Windermere Key Realty.
	KPMS a candy-free zone Various Contributors March 1, 2007 Key Peninsula Middle School’s PTSA pulls sweets from the student store in hopes to encourage healthier eating, following new food guidelines adopted by the school district.
	Evergreen hosts ‘Reflections’ and movie Hugh McMillan March 1, 2007 Several Evergreen Elementary students will compete in the annual statewide “Reflections” art competition, thanks to the school’s PTA, which organized the event at the school.
	Renowned North Pole explorer to visit Key Peninsula Rodika Tollefson March 1, 2007 National Geographic explorer and international speaker Helen Thayer, the first woman to circumnavigate the North Pole and walk across the Sahara and Gobi deserts, will share her experiences about living among Arctic wolves at the Key Pen library.
	Tornado twists through Vaughn living room Danna Webster March 1, 2007 A blast of noise followed by a loud roar and then a terrible screech woke up the sound asleep Vaughn couple on December 14th.
	Outpouring of support shown for injured resident Danna Webster March 1, 2007 When something critical happens on the Key Peninsula, there is a history of benefit fundraisers called spaghetti dinners.
	Tide begins to turn for unregulated aquaculture Chris Fitzgerald March 1, 2007 Legislature, county council, industry, opposition square up on geoduck farming.
	KP shorelines may see landscape change Rodika Tollefson March 1, 2007 Horseshoe Lake ‘park’ uncertain.