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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. |
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Longbranch Marina Begins Upgrade
Staff Report March 2, 2017 Replacement of old creosote-laced wooden pilings at the Longbranch Marina began in early February. |
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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Doug Blystone: Folk Artist
Irene Torres March 2, 2017 Doug Blystone is a featured folk artist at Marnie Farmer’s Vintage and Antiques shop on Key Pen Highway North and 134th Street. |
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Purdy Bridge Repairs Need Repairing
Frank Slater March 2, 2017 Recent surface repairs to the Purdy Bridge didn’t work. |
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Vaughn Home Lost to Fire
Staff Report March 1, 2017 A family of five lost their home on Wright-Bliss Road just north of Hall Road to fire the night of Feb. 9. |
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New Fire Ratings Affect KP Home Insurance Rates
Ted Olinger March 1, 2017 The Key Peninsula Fire Department received new fire protection class ratings May 1, 2016. |
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Property Rights Stall Logging at YMCA Camp Colman
Lisa Bryan March 1, 2017 Pierce County Sheriff’s deputies responded to the scene of an unarmed standoff in Longbranch on the morning of Jan. 25 to settle a dispute over private road use by Boehme and Sons Logging Co. |
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Mountain Bike Race at Key Pen Park
Staff Report March 1, 2017 On a sunny day in February, 256 mountain bike riders from all over Western Washington rode a combined 468 laps on a 6 1/2 mile track through 360 Trails for a combined 3,000 miles of riding in a single day. |
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KP Community Council Opens Office
Frank Slater February 3, 2017 The Key Peninsula Community Council took possession of the former Mustard Seed Project office in the Key Center Corral Feb. 1. |
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Protected Shoreline Habitat Expanded on Anderson Island
Lisa Bryan February 1, 2017 Some of the last remaining undeveloped shoreline along Puget Sound will be added to Jacobs Point Park on the south end of Anderson Island. |
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