NEWS

	Meet Lillian Page, New Principal at Vaughn Elementary Carolyn Wiley September 1, 2017 Lillian Page started as the new principal at Vaughn Elementary School this month.
	Farms, Fiber and Scarecrows Return Oct. 7 Sara Thompson September 1, 2017 “100 Years of Farming” is the theme for this year’s Key Peninsula Farm Tour, the oldest in Pierce County.
	YOYO on the KP: Disaster Preparedness Underway at Civic Center Carolyn Wiley September 1, 2017 “You’re On Your Own,” unless you can get to a shelter.
	Tales From a Reading Group Ted Olinger August 1, 2017 The Friends of the Key Center Library Book Discussion Group is looking for a few good readers.
	Manure Bins Can Save Money and Prevent Pollution: Workshop Coming Sept. 9 The Shellfish Partners August 1, 2017 Pierce Conservation District is conducting classes on how to build a bin to compost manure.
	Children’s Home Society: A Key Resource Carolyn Wiley August 1, 2017 Jud Morris has become a fixture on the Key Peninsula since his arrival 16 years ago.
	Communities In Schools of Peninsula—Making a Difference Sara Thompson August 1, 2017 Communities In Schools of Peninsula has a mission—to help every child achieve his or her greatest potential.
	Another Unsung Hero Carolyn Wiley August 1, 2017 If you live in the Longbranch area, you have seen Keith McCart and his dog Josie.
	KP Scholarship Exchange Students Come Home With New Perspectives Ted Olinger August 1, 2017 Natalie Beesinger and Mika Laursen, both 17, returned home in June after spending their high school junior years in Germany.
	Local Rock Band Rocks Locals Ed Johnson August 1, 2017 Steve Wilkerson showed up at an open mic night at the Lakebay Marina three years ago.
	New KP News Website Launches Aug. 1 Staff Report August 1, 2017 The new Key Peninsula News website goes live Aug. 1.
	Medical Identity Theft a Growing Concern Rodika Tollefson August 1, 2017 The data breach of Anthem was among the major headlines of 2015.
	Skahan Property History Colleen Slater August 1, 2017 Charles and Anna Davis came from Broken Bone, Nebraska, in 1905 and bought about 25 acres in Elgin.

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