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KP fair’s new director has fun in store for July
Chris Fitzgerald January 1, 2006 Key Pen fair’s new director is making a handful of changes, big and small, to make the local community fair more successful. |
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Goodbye, Santa! Santa and Mrs. Ramsdell take a bow after 30 years
Rodika Tollefson January 1, 2006 They braved rain, windstorms and sleet to deliver cheer and candy canes to Key Pen residents of all ages, but this year Fred and Mary Ramsdell visited the neighborhoods for the last time. |
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New Owners Bring New Plans to Key Center Trading Post
Rodika Tollefson December 1, 2005 Gig Harbor couple buy historic Key Center Trading Post, plan to renovate and make big changes to the building. |
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Fast Food ‘Home’ Style
Chris Fitzgerald December 1, 2005 L’il Beach Hut owners test mobile fast food concept before considering full-scale diner in Home. |
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Volunteer Spotlight: Anna White
Chris Fitzgerald December 1, 2005 The Key Peninsula News monthly spotlight features Citizens Against Crime veteran volunteer Anna White. |
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Gray Habitat House is Green
Frank Slater December 1, 2005 Habitat for Humanity helps the environment while helping families in need. |
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KP Community Council Welcomes the Key Peninsula Youth Council
Staff Report December 1, 2005 A youth council organized under the umbrella of the KP Community Council launches first project: a youth needs survey. |
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Bea’s Produces Fruit in Guatemala
Various Contributors December 1, 2005 A local family’s popular fresh produce and flower stand serves as fundraiser for international missions. |
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Taking Care of Man’s Best Friend: Animal Control, Licensing of Pets Undergo Transition
Rodika Tollefson December 1, 2005 Pierce County continues struggling with animal welfare issues as animal control duties shift to the sheriff’s office from Humane Society. |
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New County Regulations Affect Key Pen Shorelines
Chris Fitzgerald December 1, 2005 Regulations affecting development on shoreline properties in Pierce County could be in effect as early as March 2006. |
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Disaster planning: It’s all up to you
Irene Torres November 1, 2005 If a major disaster hits the Key Peninsula area, residents are likely to find themselves in a similar situation as the Hurricane Katrina survivors: with limited or no help for many days. |
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Shuttle business celebrates first-year anniversary
Various Contributors November 1, 2005 A Key Peninsula family offers door-to-door airport shuttle service as a worry-free convenience. |
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Plans change for Longbranch Mercantile
Staff Report November 1, 2005 New owners of the Longbranch Mercantile building run into challenges, ponder new options. |
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