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	Creativity abounds with scarecrow creations Steve Whitford November 2, 2015 It happened again. Even the ravens know October is scarecrow month on the peninsula.
	KP shines at PSEF’s 20th birthday Hugh McMillan November 2, 2015 The 20th annual Peninsula Schools Education Foundation fundraising breakfast at Canterwood Golf and Country Club in October added, for the first time ever, a luncheon.
	School board candidates discuss important issues Sara Thompson November 2, 2015 All seven candidates running for Peninsula School Board recently gathered at Goodman Middle School to meet with voters
	KP athlete learns life lessons, kickstarts new training career Scott Turner November 2, 2015 For Jillian Petersen, life has almost always been about competitive sports.
	School district adds new security to elementary schools Scott Turner November 2, 2015 Parents and visitors who want to enter any elementary school in the Peninsula School District (PSD) need to learn a whole new system for getting into the building.
	New KP Narcotics Anonymous group speaks up, wants to help others Scott Turner November 2, 2015 It’s no secret that drugs and alcohol are big concerns on the Key Peninsula.
	Red Barn Youth Center expands to meet growing demand Scott Turner November 2, 2015 After being in operation for more than a year, the Red Barn Youth Center in Key Center needs to expand its space.
	State issues on ballot Rick Sorrels November 2, 2015 There are two initiatives and four advisory issues on the Nov. 3 general election ballot for Washington state, but no elective offices.
	A ‘vision’ brought Bruce Cook to Lakebay and possibly a political position Rick Sorrels November 2, 2015 Bruce Cook has only lived in Lakebay for three years, but he is already running for public office.
	Lakebay man guilty of first-degree murder Rick Sorrels November 2, 2015 On Oct. 8, a Pierce County Superior Court jury found Lakebay resident William Jason Grisso, 42, guilty of murder in the first degree.
	County issues and candidates on November ballot Rick Sorrels November 2, 2015 There is one referendum on the Nov. 3 general election ballot for Pierce County, along with elective office for candidates for the charter review commission, Port of Tacoma, Peninsula School District board of directors, fire commissioners and park commissioners.
	KPHS, others looking to preserve landmark Vaughn Library Hall Staff Report November 2, 2015 The Key Peninsula Historical Society (KPHS) and current owners of the former Vaughn Library Hall are pursuing possible preservation of one of the last remaining pre-1900 buildings on the Key Peninsula.
	Peninsula School District superintendent set to resign next year Staff Report October 7, 2015 Chuck Cuzzetto, the superintendent for the Peninsula School District, will retire from his position with a departure slated for June 2016.
	Red Barn ‘Raising the Roof’ and seeking more volunteers Scott Turner October 5, 2015 The Red Barn Youth Center, the Key Peninsula’s one and only after school place for kids to get together and connect in a safe, fun location, recently celebrated its one-year anniversary with a “Raise the Roof” fundraiser.
	Minter Creek Elementary School’s journey down memory lane ramps up Jessica Takehara October 5, 2015 It was a capacity crowd on Sept. 10 for the first PTA meeting of the school year at Minter Creek Elementary.

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