NEWS

	Minter Creek Hatchery: Serving Fishermen and Ensuring Survival of Threatened Salmon Sara Thompson August 1, 2017 The Minter Creek Hatchery sends millions of salmon into Puget Sound each year.
	County Cleans Up Skahan Property on SR-302 Ted Olinger August 1, 2017 Pierce County is cleaning up property on State Route 302 just west of 118th Avenue NW.
	Garden Sprouts for Community Food Banks Sara Thompson August 1, 2017 The Lakebay Community Church took a leap of faith last spring.
	New Owners to Take Over Master’s Dry Carpet Cleaning Don Tjossem August 1, 2017 Tom and Julie Boardman have operated Master’s Dry Carpet Cleaning as a husband and wife team for nearly 20 years.
	To Every Weed There Is a Season Lisa Bryan August 1, 2017 Tansy ragwort is one of seven invasive weeds that the Pierce County Noxious Weed Control Board targets for control.
	One Year In: PSD Superintendent Reflects Carolyn Wiley August 1, 2017 Robert Manahan, Ed.D., started his new job as superintendent of the Peninsula School District July 1, 2016.
	Red Barn Executive Director Reflects on His First Year Colleen Slater August 1, 2017 Clint Rosson, executive director of the Red Barn Youth Center, completes his first year Aug. 1.
	Bluegrass BBQ Festival Returns to LIC July 29 Colleen Slater July 1, 2017 On July 29, family fun and entertainment return to the Longbranch Improvement Club at the sixth annual Bluegrass BBQ Festival from 2 to 6 p.m.
	Depression and Bipolar Support Group Meets in Lakebay Alice Kinerk July 1, 2017 The West of the Narrows Depression Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) chapter holds regular meetings the Key Peninsula Lutheran Church.
	Have You Been Phished Lately? Rodika Tollefson July 1, 2017 For companies, data breaches—loss or theft of sensitive information—are becoming part of doing business.
	KPMS Successfully Sends Another Egg Into Space Ted Olinger July 1, 2017 On June 12, the science classes at Key Peninsula Middle School launched a weather balloon carrying a raw egg into space for the third time in five years.
	Microaggressions as a Roadblock to Education Natalie Svinth July 1, 2017 Discrimination in the classroom is oftentimes subtle and unintentional, making it difficult to address and to stop.
	New CPR Technology Deployed by KP Fire Department Lisa Bryan July 1, 2017 Last April, the Key Peninsula Fire Department was among the first in Pierce County to obtain a new mechanical compression device to automatically deliver potentially life-saving CPR

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