NEWS

	Great Peninsula Conservancy Preserves Land on Filucy Bay Sara Thompson May 28, 2016 In 2013, a 46-acre parcel of land at the head of Filucy Bay was on the market. A neighbor, who loves the area, feared that a buyer might decide to log it.
	Local Poet and Photographer Publishes First Volume Sara Thompson May 28, 2016 Fans celebrated the publication of Dale Goodvin’s first book last month with a reception at Blend Wine Shop in Key Center.
	Peninsula Proud Danna Webster May 27, 2016 On May 18, roughly one-third of seniors graduating from Peninsula High School (PHS) were awarded scholarships from the Peninsula Hawks Scholarship Fund.
	Marijuana Vote May Have No Impact Sara Thompson May 22, 2016 When the April 26 advisory vote results for Proposition 1 were tallied, it appeared that voters in unincorporated Pierce County had a change of heart and no longer approved of the sale or processing of recreational marijuana.
	New Options at Livable Community Fair Colleen Slater May 5, 2016 The Key Peninsula Civic Center will host its 15th annual Livable Community Fair Saturday, May 7, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at 17010 S. Vaughn Road KPN in Vaughn.
	Easter Seals Pool to Be Renovated Karen Lovett May 2, 2016 The Easter Seals pool at Camp Stand By Me has remained closed since last fall due to understaffing, as well as mechanical and maintenance issues.
	Original Vaughn Library Donated to KP Historical Society Karen Lovett May 2, 2016 At their annual meeting March 19, the Key Peninsula Historical Society voted to accept donation and undertake preservation of the last remaining historic community meeting hall on the KP.
	Penlight Raised Rates in April Ted Olinger May 1, 2016 The Peninsula Light Co. raised its rates in April for the first time since 2012.
	Conquering Everest to Clean It Up Ted Olinger May 1, 2016 Climbing legend Dan Mazur spoke at Blend Wine Shop in Key Center March 30 at a fundraiser for The Longbranch Foundation.
	KP Fire Department Tests New Volunteers Matthew Dean May 1, 2016 A new group of volunteers are training to become full-fledged Key Peninsula Fire District 16 firefighters.
	No Toll Increase on Narrows Bridge, for Now Alice Kinerk May 1, 2016 After four years of annual toll rate increases, drivers crossing the Tacoma Narrows Bridge are finally getting a break.
	Fuchsias and More at 21st Annual Sale Colleen Slater May 1, 2016 The Lakebay Fuchsia Society, established in 1995, holds its 21st annual sale May 7 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the lawn of the Key Peninsula Civic Center.
	KP Civic Center Celebrates 60 Years of Service: Part I Colleen Slater May 1, 2016 The Key Peninsula Civic Center Association turns 60 years old this year in a building that mostly turned 80 while parts of it turned 100.

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