NEWS

	Fire Commissioner job means long hours, big decisions Rodika Tollefson November 1, 2005 The November 2005 Fire District 16 commissioner election has had higher interest than in the past few elections.
	Peninsula Detachment adds CSO position Rodika Tollefson November 1, 2005 A new Community Service Officer hired by the Peninsula Detachment will serve as a resource a liaison for citizens.
	Community Cooperation Leads to Drug Arrest Irene Torres November 1, 2005 Citizen tips help the sheriff’s Peninsula Detachment investigate crime activities, and thanks to Safe Streets, residents can report tips without fear of retaliation.
	This Isn’t Hollywood, It’s Homeport Danna Webster November 1, 2005 Key Pen’s Homeport Restaurant, local “extras” get spotlight in an independent film that is vying for a spot at Sundance and other festivals.
	Gov. Gregoire Cheers KPMS Students: Dreams and Encouragement the Theme of Special Assembly Rodika Tollefson November 1, 2005 A special assembly to kick-off KPMS’ second year as a NASA Explorer school is attended by state, NASA and local dignitaries and community leaders.
	May the luck of the Irish be with O’Callahan’s Danna Webster October 1, 2005 New saloon owner hopes to create the perfect mix between an Irish flair and Key Peninsula’s flavor.
	Women’s fitness center opens Danna Webster October 1, 2005 Key Pen’s new and only fitness center will cater to women and focus on healthy lifestyles.
	Mississippi family makes Key Pen home after hurricane Rodika Tollefson October 1, 2005 A mother and two daughters move to the Key Pen after Hurricane Katrina’s destruction, waiting in uncertainty about when they can return and be reunited with their husband and father.
	Family Resource Center manager resigns Rodika Tollefson October 1, 2005 KP Family Resource Center Program Manager Edie Morgan says it’s time for a new leader, as she takes time off to reflect.
	Celebrating 80 years of power to the Peninsulas Irene Torres October 1, 2005 Peninsula Light Co. was founded by a group of volunteers who wanted to bring electricity to area homes and farms, and today the co-op serves about 28,000 members.
	Herring pens remain in operation Bill Dietz October 1, 2005 The battle to continue the operation of herring pens in Mayo Cove has moved to court, and neighbors have mixed feelings about the latest developments.
	KPCS changes leadership amid allegations Rodika Tollefson October 1, 2005 Allegations arise about wrongdoing at the KP Community Service following the departure of its executive director.
	Signs of the times: Illegal signs litter the Key Peninsula Irene Torres October 1, 2005 Signs ranging from garage sales to foreclosure help are plastered around the Key Pen’s light poles, trees and traffic signs—and most of them are illegal.

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