NEWS

	Culvert replacement to improve passage Danna Webster August 1, 2005 A series of projects by the South Puget Sound Salmon Enhancement Group will replace culverts that block fish migration on Minter Creek.
	A KP fish story Bill Dietz August 1, 2005 The owner of a herring pen in Mayo Cove may soon be asked to shut down operations, much to the relief of nearby residents.
	KP abuzz with excitement for the Key Peninsula Community Fair Various Contributors August 1, 2005 The annual Key Peninsula Community Fair will have food, carnival rides, chainsaw carvers’ demonstrations, lots of music and other fun for the young and old.
	New group tackles rental concerns on the Key Pen Rodika Tollefson July 1, 2005 A group, in its organizational stage, hopes to address problems created by rentals by educating the landlords and networking.
	The Habitat partnership is a hand up Danna Webster July 1, 2005 Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on two houses on the Key Peninsula, where two families will help build their future homes.
	Online retailer moves to the Key Peninsula Bill Dietz July 1, 2005 Artbeads.com plans to move from Gig Harbor to the building previously owned by Storage Tech LLC; job expansion seen in the future.
	Keep rural character or add more jobs? Conflicting questions at Key Pen planning board’s table Rodika Tollefson July 1, 2005 Economic development would bring more jobs to local residents, yet alter the community character. A community group is searching for the right mix.
	‘Angel’ pilot delivers people, supplies Colleen Slater July 1, 2005 A Vaughn resident joins a nationwide group volunteering time for mercy flights.
	Nursery wins best in show Rodika Tollefson July 1, 2005 Sunnycrest Nursery’s garden spotlights Key Pen and wows the crowd at the first Point Defiance Flower and Garden Show.
	Jane Dough pizza gives back to the community Various Contributors July 1, 2005 Two women buy the business as a way to give jobs to local teens, and expand their principle into community service.
	Looking for answers: Landlocked residents feel ignored Rodika Tollefson July 1, 2005 Another installment in a series of articles takes a look back at the discussion between county and Tacoma Power about making 144th Street a public road.
	Community Council seeks new directors, members Staff Report July 1, 2005 Seven director positions, from all districts, are up for elections in September; candidates are being sought.
	Winery opening soon near you Danna Webster June 1, 2005 Key Pen resident Claude Gahard brings sophisticated tastes from his native France to his new Trillium Creek Winery, which he operates on the KP with his wife, Claudia.
	From Pioneer Stock: Phyllis Anker appreciates her roots Colleen Slater June 1, 2005 The granddaughter of Key Peninsula homesteaders recalls memories of growing up on a farm in the 1930s.
	North Bay has a new water park Danna Webster June 1, 2005 Allyn celebrates the grand opening of a new park, which includes a kayak launch and sandy beach.
	Prisoners on their own land? ‘Landlocked’ residents want answers Rodika Tollefson June 1, 2005 Several dozen property owners whose main access is off 144th Street have been unable to obtain any county permits, and are fighting against what they say is essentially a landlocked situation.