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Fair showcases liveable community
Irene Torres May 1, 2005 The Livable Community Fair on May 7 is a chance for Key Pen residents to learn about services, volunteer opportunities and numerous organizations that help make the community attractive. |
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KPHS Museum celebrates 10 years
Various Contributors May 1, 2005 A small room packed with hundreds of artifacts preserves local history—thanks to the dreams and volunteer work of local history enthusiasts. |
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Forum educates about meth
Various Contributors May 1, 2005 A forum that looks at the perils of methamphetamine is one of several planned public outreach events to help local residents fight meth in their neighborhoods. |
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Dental van brings smiles to both sides of the chair
Danna Webster April 1, 2005 A volunteer team of dental professionals brings free services to Key Pen’s people who couldn’t afford dental care otherwise. |
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Park district’s new director ready to play ball
Rodika Tollefson April 1, 2005 The Key Peninsula Metropolitan Park District hires a full-time parks director as a first step in getting “organized” and expanding programs. |
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Preserving the KP charm
Rodika Tollefson April 1, 2005 As more people discover the Key Peninsula, the challenge of balancing growth and preserving quality of life becomes a priority. A community planning board is working on a plan that will impact how the area grows in the next 20 years. |
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Cristi Watson becomes Citizen of the Year—amid looming good-byes
Rodika Tollefson April 1, 2005 Cristi Watson receives much-deserved recognition for helping the community, while planning to leave to Oregon in two months. |
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KP real estate market reflects trends
Rodika Tollefson April 1, 2005 Despite lower prices, the real estate market on the Key Peninsula reflects regional trends—and is becoming more appealing. |
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‘Dean of blacksmithing’ blends artistry with skill at Allyn forge
Various Contributors April 1, 2005 A veteran blacksmith uses old-fashion tools to create hundreds of incredible items that fuse art with practicality. |
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Vaughn students ‘fly’ at the museum
Hugh McMillan April 1, 2005 A handful of would-be astronauts from Vaughn Elementary School experience a space adventure. |
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KPMS selected for two NASA experiments
Rodika Tollefson April 1, 2005 Key Peninsula Middle School will participate in two scientific experiments with NASA, with four students and two teachers getting the opportunity to visit a flight facility. |
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Fighting against meth
KeyPenNews March 1, 2005 Methamphetamine, an increasing problem nationwide, is a growing concern on the Key Peninsula as well, and several groups are working together to fight back. |
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New business faces around the Key Peninsula
Various Contributors March 1, 2005 Over the last year, many Key Pen area businesses opened doors or changed owners, bringing new or improved services. |
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