NEWS

	Arbor Day contest had many young winners from KP schools Scott Turner May 5, 2015 In April, Key Peninsula school kids won a fair share of awards at this year’s Arbor Day poster, photography and poetry contest.
	Minter woman battling Crohn’s disease gets community help Scott Turner May 5, 2015 Ivy Griffith is one brave woman.
	Eagle project soars at Red Barn Youth Center Colleen Slater May 5, 2015 A.J. Hollaway is an Eagle Scout who soars to amazing heights.
	Michelle Caldier, 26th District representative Sara Thompson May 5, 2015 Republican Michelle Caldier, elected in a rancorous campaign by a close margin to replace Larry Seaquist, is a political newcomer.
	TCC updates its adult basic education program Sara Thompson May 5, 2015 Janine Mott’s eyes light up when she talks about the changes in adult education that Tacoma Community College (TCC) is bringing to Gig Harbor and the Key Peninsula.
	Longbranch Improvement Club Sara Thompson May 5, 2015 The Longbranch Improvement Club (LIC) has a proud history as a positive force in the community.
	Local shellfish companies join in annual beach cleanup Staff Report May 5, 2015 The Pacific Coast Shellfish Grower’s Association held its annual spring beach cleanup on March 27.
	Gig Harbor BoatShop to host a screening of acclaimed short films Irene Torres May 5, 2015 'Threads’ and ‘Finding Thea’: Stories of inspiration, determination and liberation.
	The sport of lacrosse is growing, but local coach seeks more KP talent Scott Turner May 4, 2015 When former Key Peninsula resident Tracy Lyon isn’t working as Division Chief of training at Gig Harbor Fire and Medic One, he can usually be found coaching a local lacrosse team.
	Dorothy Bouvia Lusby enjoys 104th birthday lunch with former students Colleen Slater May 4, 2015 Dorothy Bouvia arrived in 1945 to teach English at Vaughn Union High School.
	Key Peninsula Veterans plan for large ‘Aisle of Honor’ turnout Scott Turner May 3, 2015 Every May for the past 25 years, the Key Peninsula Veterans have held an Aisle of Honor at Vaughn cemetery.
	Vintage fashion show comes to Port Orchard Staff Report April 14, 2015 Stafford Suites, in Port Orchard, will be hosting a vintage fashion show on April 23, at 2 p.m.
	‘Early Learning Jamboree’ set to educate the many Scott Turner April 10, 2015 If you’re the parent or guardian of a preschool age child, Peninsula School District invites you to a free Early Learning Jamboree and Kindergarten Kickoff on Mar. 21 at the Gig Harbor YMCA.
	Get ready, the archaeologists are coming Rick Sorrels April 10, 2015 Archaeologists from Seattle’s world-famous Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture will be on the Key Peninsula on March 21 from 1 to 3:30 p.m.
	Parks Appreciation Day is coming April 25 Karen Lovett March 30, 2015 Key Pen Parks officials are hoping for a big turnout of volunteers to participate in Parks Appreciation Day––the annual event to spruce up our local parks.

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