NEWS

	KP’s Own Future Astronaut Impresses at Johns Hopkins Ted Olinger September 1, 2017 Mackenzie Mills, 19, completed her freshman year at Johns Hopkins University with a place on the dean’s list.
	Fishermen’s Club Helps Hatch Local Salmon Sara Thompson September 1, 2017 The GH Commercial Fishermen’s Club has been collaborating with Minter Creek Hatchery to bring chum salmon to local creeks.
	Your Daily Hello: New Business Opens in Home Irene Torres September 1, 2017 Lori Deacon reaches across the country using technology to check in on her clients with Your Daily Hello.
	It’s Not All About Books Anymore Don Tjossem September 1, 2017 Remember the “good old days” when the library was a place where you checked out books and returned them in 14 days or so?
	“Writing the Northwest: A Reporter Looks Back” Irene Torres September 1, 2017 Being at the right place at the right time seems to be a theme in this homey memoir of Hill Williams, veteran Northwest reporter.
	Longtime Community Volunteers Moving On Colleen Slater September 1, 2017 One night many years ago at a dance Loyd tapped Sharon on the shoulder and asked for a dance.
	Home High School Senior Responds to Climate Change Sara Thompson September 1, 2017 Dylan Anderson has been thinking about climate change.
	From Fleece to Fashion Sara Thompson September 1, 2017 Local artist, knitter and weaver Britta Brones described the steps it takes to turn fleece into fashion.
	Unforgotten History: The Old German Lutheran Cemetery Lisa Bryan September 1, 2017 The German Lutheran Cemetery of Longbranch is off the beaten path.
	Family Owned and Operated Danna Webster September 1, 2017 The Glen Cove Repair automotive business materialized from the study, planning and determination of Eric Moreland’s youngest son, Mathew in 2012.
	KGHP Brings Local Radio to Life Matthew Dean September 1, 2017 KGHP broadcasts from the Peninsula High School campus to Gig Harbor and the Key Peninsula.
	Local Sculptor Casts Emotion in Bronze Alice Kinerk September 1, 2017 Mardie Rees is a Purdy sculptor with a long list of commissions, exhibitions and awards.
	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.