NEWS

	Logging practices continue to drive concern Chris Fitzgerald March 1, 2006 Logging has long been a concern for Key Peninsula residents; a March workshop will address issues of what is legal under county and state laws.
	KP News exclusive: Terry Lee announces intention to run for reelection Bill Dietz March 1, 2006 As Terry Lee tells the Key Peninsula News he plans to announce in a few weeks his bid for reelection, the KPNews went out into the community to find out his impact on the local area.
	Residents sue Tacoma utility Rodika Tollefson February 1, 2006 Five property owners who use Powerline Road as their only access sue Tacoma Power, Pierce County for use of the road.
	Best plans go awry for Wauna home: Owner foregoes retirement to complete project Chris Fitzgerald February 1, 2006 One retiree’s plans for a dream home are put on hold after numerous problems are encountered during construction.
	Planning board begins tackling transportation issues Chris Fitzgerald February 1, 2006 The Key Peninsula Community Planning Board looks at the big picture of local transportation.
	Pastoral changes on the Peninsula Colleen Slater February 1, 2006 Four Key Peninsula churches welcome new religious leaders to guide their congregations.
	Unsung heroes series: Mrs. Henderson’s special gift Chris Fitzgerald February 1, 2006 Evergreen Elementary School special education teacher Susan Henderson helps struggling students focus on positive achievements.
	Key Pen Family Resource Center gets new director Rodika Tollefson February 1, 2006 Veteran social workers Jud Morris hopes to get community more involved, change the way KPFRC serves clients.
	KP business turns reclaimed wood into garden furniture Rodika Tollefson January 1, 2006 Two Key Pen teachers create successful business in their spare time.
	Property owner seeks road solution Chris Fitzgerald January 1, 2006 After two hit-and-run accidents damage Serenity Salon on 118th Street, the property owner tries to get help from transportation officials.
	Blondie’s one year later Key Pen’s newest diner celebrates anniversary amidst some struggles Bill Dietz January 1, 2006 The Key Pen’s newest diner is celebrating one year in business--but it’s been an uphill battle, according to its owner.
	At home on the water: Key Pen counselor loves her home, work Colleen Slater January 1, 2006 Peninsula High School graduate Maudie Lucas returns to a place she loves, opens a private counseling center.
	KPMS student plans journey to Mexico Various Contributors January 1, 2006 A KP News correspondent from the Key Peninsula Middle School writes about a classmate’s preparations for a long-term trip to Mexico.

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