NEWS

	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.
	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.
	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
	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 Restaurant Opens at Site of Former Volunteer Park Concession Stand Matthew Dean July 1, 2017 As of March 4, the Snack Shack at Volunteer Park is officially a full-time, independently operated eatery.
	Two Waters Arts Alliance to Host Third Annual Art Walk Aug. 2 Sara Thompson July 1, 2017 The third annual Art Walk, scheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 2, from 5 to 8 p.m. and free of charge, is designed to showcase local artists and give the community a chance to see their work.
	Peninsula Hawks Scholarship Fund Awards a Record $322,000 to Graduating Seniors Sara Thompson May 31, 2017 The Peninsula Hawks Scholarship Fund gave $322,000 in grants to nearly 200 graduating seniors May 17.
	Students Visit China; Learn About Themselves Ted Olinger May 31, 2017 A group of local high school students spent their spring break in China from April 15 to 23.
	A Labor of Egg Love: Keeping Rare Breeds Alive Don Tjossem May 31, 2017 Becky and Steve Lodholm have owned and operated the Raregg Ranch near Wauna on the Key Peninsula for five years.
	2017 Peninsula Hawks Scholarship Fund Donors Sara Thompson May 31, 2017 2017 Peninsula Hawks Scholarship Fund Donors
	Elementary Students Learn About World Cultures Alice Kinerk May 31, 2017 Ernie Donehower enjoyed teaching cultural enrichment so much that even after his retirement he kept on doing it.
	Penny Gazabat Receives Award Staff Report May 31, 2017 Penny Gazabat was recognized for her work as a founding member of the Key Free Clinic with an award from the clinic’s board of directors.
	KP Community Office Officially Opens Staff Report May 31, 2017 Pierce County Executive Bruce Dammeier cuts the ribbon to officially open the first office of the Key Peninsula Community Council May 9.

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