NEWS

	Mission: Possible – Kenya humanitarian trip takes twist Rodika Tollefson September 1, 2006 Local residents’ trip to Kenya results in first running water well in a village of 35,000 people.
	A day at the faire Various Contributors September 1, 2006 Knights, minstrels, storytellers and even Her Royal Majesty were part of an experience that brought the medieval times to life in Wauna.
	Key Pen Lions Youth Exchange Program builds cultural bridges Hugh McMillan September 1, 2006 Local families participate in international program that allows youth to explore other countries and cultures.
	Community House brings entertaining summer events to the Peninsula Danna Webster September 1, 2006 Two annual events raise several thousands dollars to benefit programs for senior and low-income Key Pen residents.
	Open discussion forums feature topic of peace Danna Webster September 1, 2006 A new group called Key Peacemakers hopes to foster dialogue, education and debate focused on the topic of peace.
	Metro Parks Board commissioner resigns Chris Fitzgerald September 1, 2006 KP Metropolitan Parks District Commissioner Jerry Schick’s resignation follows on the heels of recent controversy regarding a resolution by the board to allow commissioner stipends.
	Opportunity or concern? Key Pen beaches prime spots for geoduck harvesting Chris Fitzgerald September 1, 2006 Geoduck farming presents a promising economic opportunity, but lacks scientific evidence about long-term impacts on the environment. Second article in a series.
	One family’s gratitude Various Contributors August 5, 2006 The family of Becki Hancock presents a touching thank-you card during the house blessing ceremony of their newly built Habitat for Humanity home.
	Wauna couple spend ‘retirement’ serving others Various Contributors August 5, 2006 Jan and Ron Coen are the cornerstone for Gig Harbor’s F.I.S.H. food bank, which also serves Key Pen residents.
	Kayaking the Sound: Key Pen resident reflects on beautiful journey Danna Webster August 5, 2006 Voski Sprague’s South Sound journey takes in the sights, the history and personal lessons.
	From Pioneer Stock: Nancy Rodman lives in two worlds Colleen Slater August 5, 2006 Nancy Rodman, a former television and movie actress, lives in Mexico City but maintains ties with her Vaughn childhood.
	Local guitarist is LouieFest poster child Colleen Slater August 5, 2006 Eighth-grader Peter Sutton is featured on the poster for LouieFest, which will attempt to break the Guinness World Record for most guitar players playing “Louie Louie” together.
	Volunteer spotlight: Dean Draeger KeyPenNews August 5, 2006 Dean Draeger is the Renaissance Faire’s “go to guy” and one of its most dedicated volunteers.