NEWS

	Metropolitan Park District Election May 18 Staff Report May 1, 2004 The May 18 special election ballot will ask voters whether a Key Peninsula Metropolitan Park District should be created, and to choose five of the 10 candidates for the newly created board.
	Key Peninsula Livable Community Fair coming May 8 Staff Report April 1, 2004 More than 45 booths and entertainment including cloggers, the Tacoma Rainiers mascot, canine demonstration, fish pond and a lot more are part of this year’s annual Livable Community Fair.
	Arts group dazzles at Spring Fling Hugh McMillan April 1, 2004 Like any other event organized by Two Waters Arts Alliance, the Spring Fling proved to be a classy, well-attended event.
	KP Senior Society: Having a jolly good time Colleen Slater April 1, 2004 Members of the Key Peninsula Senior Society turn Thursday into a special day—and invite all over senior citizens to join in for food, games and friendship.
	Making bio-diesel and wind generators Karen Hale April 1, 2004 Part 2 of the series looks at bio-diesel and wind generators.
	The Jewells of teaching Hugh McMillan April 1, 2004 A dynamite of a local family—five members, two generations in all—are not only sharing a career in teaching but also, often, the same classroom.
	KC (and owner) demystify computers Various Contributors April 1, 2004 KC Computer Repair owner Bill Horwitz with assistant Sheryl Mirenta and his sidekick KC the cockatiel offer everything from classes to house calls
	Burger King finally coming; Good news for fast food fans Irene Torres April 1, 2004 Burger King is promised to be finally on the way—along with another “major” development kept under wraps by property owners for now
	Evergreen Elementary had busy month Various Contributors April 1, 2004 March was packed with literacy activities at Evergreen, from Reading is Fundamental and Family Reading Night to a special tribute to Dr. Seuss.
	Plan holds some hope for SR-302 fixes Rodika Tollefson April 1, 2004 Part 2 of the 2-part story looks at a proposed plan to fix State Route 302 problems.
	Citizen of the Year celebrates volunteer leaders Irene Torres April 1, 2004 A sold-out banquet hosted by the Lions Club celebrates the area’s community volunteers, and recognizes Erlene Twidt as Citizen of the Year.
	How far could $100,000 be stretched? Bill Dietz April 1, 2004 How far could $100,000 be stretched?
	Metropolitan Park District: Bringing in needed money, with strings attached Bill Dietz April 1, 2004 If approved by the voters in May, a metropolitan parks board would have the power to raise taxes and issue limited bonds without taxpayer approval. If not approved, current commissioners say they may close the parks. The Key Peninsula News takes an in-depth look at what a metro park district could entail.

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