NEWS

	State and county representatives meet with KP constituents Sara Thompson December 3, 2015 Elected officials representing the Key Peninsula came to the November Key Peninsula Community Council (KPC) meeting to talk about what they have been doing and to hear from residents.
	Vaughn Bay water quality downgraded Sara Thompson December 3, 2015 This past summer, the water quality in Vaughn Bay declined to the point that measures to improve and protect it are necessary.
	New Directors Elected to the Key Peninsula Community Council Sara Thompson December 3, 2015 The Key Peninsula Community Council (KPC) elected three new directors along with three incumbents at its meeting Nov. 11.
	Of life, family and friends Scott Turner December 3, 2015 Remembering Amanda Hamlin.
	2015 general election results Rick Sorrels December 3, 2015 Key Peninsula has 10,890 registered voters, with 37 percent casting ballots.
	Peninsula School District wants to know if you are ‘Ready!’ for your children Scott Turner December 3, 2015 Key Peninsula parents whose young children don’t go to preschool have an opportunity to prepare their kids for school through a new free program called Ready! for Kindergarten.
	Trial date set for Lakebay Marina bomber Rick Sorrels December 3, 2015 Russell Berry, who fired his shotgun and threatened to set off a homemade bomb at the Lakebay Marina on Aug. 4, now has a jury trial date set for Feb 18, 2016.
	Lakebay man sentenced to 31 years for murder Rick Sorrels December 3, 2015 William Jason Grisso received a 380 month prison sentence for the premeditated murder of his live-in girlfriend, Nancy Gardner.
	Winter Warm-up, Crafts Fair & Chili Competition is back Scott Turner November 2, 2015 On Saturday, Nov. 7, the Key Peninsula Civic Center will host the annual Winter Warm-up, Crafts Fair & Chili Competition.
	Farm Tour 2015 drew packed crowds to annual KP event Karen Lovett November 2, 2015 “It was a very successful Farm Tour this year,”said Danna Webster, Community Council President and Farm Tour event coordinator.
	Foraging for wild mushrooms evolves into growing business Karen Lovett November 2, 2015 Adam and Astrid DeLeo enjoy walking through the woods harvesting wild plants and mushrooms.
	Key Pen Parks hits a home run with recent grant application Scott Turner November 2, 2015 Back in early September, vandals struck one of the light poles at Key Pen Park’s Volunteer field and did more than $21,000 worth of damage.
	Dental work to be added to Key Free Clinic services Scott Turner November 2, 2015 Good dental health remains a keystone to anyone’s overall health.
	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

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