NEWS

	Fate of Commercial Salmon Farming in Puget Sound Uncertain Sara Thompson February 1, 2018 Two bills concerning commercial salmon farming have been introduced in the state Legislature.
	Fed Up with Crime, Palmer Lake Residents Work Together to Stop It Lisa Bryan January 1, 2018 Recent break-ins and thefts at Palmer Lake left residents eager to find real solutions.
	Locals Respond to Threat of Hate Crimes Sara Thompson January 1, 2018 People met to discuss the apparent rise of alt-right and white nationalist hate groups on the Gig Harbor peninsula.
	Geoduck Farm Approved on Case Inlet; Permit Pending for Burley Lagoon Sara Thompson January 1, 2018 A geoduck farm permit on Case Inlet was approved.
	More Seniors Take Up Martial Arts Alice Kinerk January 1, 2018 Chris Holts is now the oldest female black belt at the Korean Martial Arts Family Center.
	Well Water Testing Basics Sara Thompson January 1, 2018 Testing wells helps minimize risk.
	Key Pen News Welcomes New Editor Lisa Bryan Staff Report January 1, 2018 Lisa Bryan took over the role of executive editor on Jan. 1.
	Key Peninsula News Online Archives Near Completion Staff Report January 1, 2018 The complete KP News archive will soon be available on our website.
	KP Voter Ballots Missed in August 2017 Primary Election Lisa Bryan January 1, 2018 152 ballots collected at the Gig Harbor Fire Station in Purdy were not included in the final tabulation.
	The Longbranch Foundation: A New Resource for the Key Peninsula Staff Report January 1, 2018 The Longbranch Foundation is one of the newest charitable organizations in the Key Peninsula community.
	Wishing You a Bright New Year Anna Brones January 1, 2018 The beginning of a year always feels like an official reset.
	Publishing Board Commends Ted Olinger Staff Report January 1, 2018 The KP News Publishing Board extends sincere appreciation to Ted Olinger.
	Savana Oberts: Transplant Pioneer One Year Out Sara Thompson January 1, 2018 Savana Oberts is now almost fully recovered from her multiple transplant in August 2016.
	Property Crime on the Rise Across Key Peninsula Sara Thompson January 1, 2018 Most crime on the Key Peninsula is not dangerous or violent, but its impact on individuals is significant.

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