NEWS

	Cow Missing from Jackson Lake for Six Weeks Ted Olinger March 31, 2017 A 1-year-old Hereford cow called Scruffy escaped from her owner, Don Lippincott, of Jackson Lake Feb. 19 and hasn’t been seen or heard of since.
	Photos by Former KP Man Killed in Yemen on Exhibit Ted Olinger March 31, 2017 The work of photojournalist and one-time Key Peninsula resident Luke Somers will be exhibited in a show at Seattle University April 29 to May 1.
	New KPC Offices Open With Health Department, Safe Streets Matthew Dean March 31, 2017 The Key Peninsula Community Council (KPC) officially opened the doors of its new Key Center office in early March.
	Budget Friendly Do-It-Yourself Bath and Kitchen Transformations Cathy Warner March 31, 2017 My husband and I bought a 60-year-old house a few years ago that desperately needed updating.
	The Power of Peanut Butter Cathy Warner March 31, 2017 Are you tired of trying to remove sticky labels from windows and bathtubs, children’s stickers from refrigerators and furniture, and adhesive price tags from plastic and glass, only to end up with a smudged patch of adhesive that defies soft soap and glass cleaner?
	There’s a New Gardener in Town Colleen Slater March 31, 2017 Holland native Patricia Ruff started her business, Rocky Bay Garden Creations, soon after moving to the Key Peninsula in 2016.
	Flexible Classrooms Come to Minter Elementary School Frank Slater March 31, 2017 Something called a “flexible classroom” is being this year at Minter Creek Elementary School.
	Burley Lagoon Power Towers to be Replaced; New Osprey Pole Added Carolyn Wiley March 2, 2017 Tacoma Power will replace the transmission towers in Henderson Bay and Burley Lagoon in late 2017, if the required permitting is approved.
	Evergreen Elementary School Goes to Camp Carolyn Wiley March 2, 2017 36 fifth-graders from Evergreen Elementary School spent three days and two nights in February in the Outdoor and Environmental Education program at YMCA Camp Seymour.
	Mount Everest Veteran to Speak on KP Carolyn Wiley March 2, 2017 Mount Everest climbing guide Dan Mazur will speak to students at Evergreen Elementary School and to the public at the Longbranch Improvement Club March 15.
	Tree Farming on the Key Peninsula Sara Thompson March 2, 2017 There are many stories behind the logs being trucked off the Key Peninsula every day.
	Longbranch Marina Begins Upgrade Staff Report March 2, 2017 Replacement of old creosote-laced wooden pilings at the Longbranch Marina began in early February.
	New Free Cooperative Preschool Offered at KPCC Ted Olinger March 2, 2017 A free preschool learning program for children 3 and 4 years old and their parents or guardians got underway Jan. 25 at the Key Peninsula Civic Center.
	KP Food Banks Work to Feed Community Matthew Dean March 2, 2017 The Key Peninsula has multiple food banks, each with its own history and style of community support.
	Bringing Art to Children in Schools and Homes Colleen Slater March 2, 2017 The Two Waters Arts Alliance has been bringing artistic instruction and experiences to Key Peninsula schools since 2001, and the program continues to expand.