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	Man accused of murder to stand trial Rick Sorrels January 3, 2016 Duwayne Lance Skillman, 32, has been charged with murder in the first degree in the death of Lynn Cooper, a 69-year old Key Peninsula resident.
	Sixth grade KPMS students get new Chromebooks Scott Turner January 3, 2016 The sixth grade students at Key Peninsula Middle have a new learning tool this year. As of Dec. 1, every sixth grader has their very own Chromebook computer.
	Communities In Schools earn another top rating Staff Report January 3, 2016 Communities In Schools earned another 4-star rating from Charity Navigator, America's premier nonprofit evaluator.
	KP Lions seek ‘Citizen of the Year’ nominees Staff Report January 3, 2016 The 31st annual Key Peninsula Citizens of the Year Awards Banquet will be held March 26 at 6 p.m. at the Key Peninsula Civic Center in Vaughn.
	Band raises funds for Red Barn Youth Center Staff Report January 3, 2016 On Dec. 12, The Bluegrass Minstrels Festive Christmas Revelry drew a crowd of some 120 community members, filling Lakebay Community Church’s Morgan Hall to benefit the Red Barn Youth Center.
	Rabbit breeders from around the world converge in Portland for annual convention Karen Lovett January 2, 2016 Rabbit breeders from around the world gathered in Portland for the 92nd annual American Rabbit Breeders Association national convention from Oct. 31 to Nov. 4.
	Marijuana dispensaries on the Key Peninsula Sara Thompson December 9, 2015 For those whose exposure to marijuana is limited, or ended several decades ago, the cannabis landscape presents a whole new world, and the Key Peninsula is in the middle of that changing landscape.
	KP fire chief unfolds his department plans for the future Scott Turner December 5, 2015 Key Peninsula Fire Chief Guy Allen is relieved that the recent lid lift levy passed.
	Local vet paying it forward from heart, honor and grit Scott Turner December 5, 2015 Gordon Alexander Graham is an advocate for military veterans.
	WayPoint church is calling all women to ‘Sparkle’ event Scott Turner December 3, 2015 The women’s group at WayPoint Church wants Key Peninsula women to know about the things they’re doing to bring local women together.
	PHS students aim at National DECA competition Hugh McMillan December 3, 2015 Peninsula High School students Sara Undem, Nadira Ali, and Madison Ormsby have created a DECA community service project aimed at winning participation in the National DECA competition in Nashville, Tennessee in spring 2016.
	New PSD board members address KP Democrats Hugh McMillan December 3, 2015 Monday, Nov. 16, members of the incoming Peninsula School Board addressed the Key Peninsula Democrats Club during its meeting.
	BSA Troop 220 again delivers food to KPCS Hugh McMillan December 3, 2015 On Nov. 14, Scouts from Key Peninsula Lions-sponsored Boy Scout Troop 220 unloaded a large supply of food at the KP Community Services food bank.
	Imagination runs wild in Longbranch art studio Karen Lovett December 3, 2015 Julieann Kohn’s creative mind knows no bounds.
	‘Indoor Park’ still drawing crowds of youngsters and parents to the civic center Scott Turner December 3, 2015 When the weather turns chilly and wet ––as it often does in fall and winter on the Key Peninsula ––parents often yearn for a safe, warm, dry place for their young children to play.
	Trip of a lifetime Colleen Slater December 3, 2015 Arlene Babbitt of Vaughn enjoys her Swedish heritage and hoped to someday visit her grandparents’ homeland.

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