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	KP woman, crafting young minds and future artists Scott Turner February 3, 2016 Last spring, internationally known sculptor Mardie Rees opened a new sculpture studio that she and her husband built in Wauna.
	Key Pen man following his heart and dreams in Gig Harbor shop Scott Turner February 3, 2016 David Anderson has two passions: coins and fossils.
	The potential of a diet full of bugs Anna Brones February 3, 2016 Most people would cringe at the thought of eating bugs for dinner, but David George Gordon does it for a living.
	KP Museum launches grand re-opening with new displays Staff Report February 3, 2016 "Be Our Guest, featuring Historic Hotels and Resorts of the Key Peninsula," announces Judy Mills, Key Peninsula Historical Society president.
	‘STEM ROCKS’ night entices students to look forward to advancing education Karen Lovett February 2, 2016 STEM may stand for Science Technology Engineering Math, but Minter Creek Elementary School students got to touch and experience future educational possibilities during the mind stimulating “STEM ROCKS” evening, sponsored by the school’s PTA.
	The ABCs of the Peninsula School District’s upcoming levy Scott Turner January 3, 2016 Because the state Legislature still has not fully funded education, as it is required by law to do, Key Peninsula voters will be asked on Feb. 9 to approve yet another school levy.
	Popular civic center crab feed on hold Scott Turner January 3, 2016 Every year for many years, the Key Peninsula Civic Center has hosted a mid-winter crab feed.
	Local 4H club trying to send children to state capitol for government conferences Scott Turner January 3, 2016 The Cat Tales 4H club may be one of the lesser-known youth groups of Key Peninsula groups, but they’re doing important work.
	KP Veterans storage unit gets vandalized Scott Turner January 3, 2016 Sometime in early December, thieves broke into the Key Peninsula Veterans storeroom at the KP Lutheran Church, ransacked the room and stole several valuable flags.
	Evergreen Elementary School PTA starts fundraiser for camp Scott Turner January 3, 2016 Related stories: CISP’s Woodstock party parlays fun, dollars into peninsula school district children KP shines at PSEF’s 20th birthday Sixth grade KPMS students get new Chromebooks CISP: Still helping students in PSD schools Concert by the Sea designed to raise funds for fire department defibrillators MOPS starts up on the Key to help support young […]
	New literacy curriculum comes to PSD elementary schools Alice Kinerk January 3, 2016 Kindergarten through fifth-grade students in Peninsula School District began the school year with a new reading and writing curriculum called Reading Wonders, and the response has been positive.
	Healthy Communities initiative takes off Sara Thompson January 3, 2016 The Key Peninsula is poised to be at the center of innovation and coordination in ways we have never seen.
	Marijuana production –– growing on the Key Peninsula Sara Thompson January 3, 2016 Marijuana is big business, and growing marijuana is where that business begins.
	Update on Pierce County Council marijuana ordinance Sara Thompson January 3, 2016 According to a Pierce County press release, on Dec. 15, the Pierce County Council repealed its de facto ban on marijuana production and sales in unincorporated areas.
	Citizens Against Crime gets informed Sara Thompson January 3, 2016 Citizens Against Crime (CAC) members took advantage of a program offered by the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department to learn more about how the department works.

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