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	Two Waters ‘Artists’ Blend’ is a big community hit Irene Torres January 31, 2015 The first “Artists’Blend” event in November brought together a small group of like-minded and creatively diverse souls who gathered to share stories and learn a few new ones.
	County Council to hold hearings on shoreline regulations Staff Report January 26, 2015 Members of the Pierce County Council's Community Development Committee have scheduled meetings to gather public input on changes to proposed shoreline development guidelines required by the state.
	Disabled vets and The Red Barn reap benefits from photographer’s lens Karen Lovett December 31, 2014 When Richard Jones looks through his camera lens he likes what he sees on the Key Peninsula.
	PSD administration, law enforcement focus on campus safety Scott Turner December 31, 2014 Recent events in the news have caused concern among Key Peninsula parents about school safety.
	Local folks help, attract able musicians through music Scott Turner December 31, 2014 A good number of Key Peninsula residents know Dan and May Wilson through their Allstar Guitar store on the Gig Harbor waterfront where Dan teaches music and sells and repairs instruments and music gear, and May runs the Allstar Academy, the instruction part of the business.
	Gig Harbor’s Communities In Schools Peninsula (CISP) program began in 2000 at Vaughn Elementary Scott Turner December 31, 2014 Since 2000 CISP has grown to its current presence in 10 of the 15 schools in the Peninsula School District.
	From the ‘Ashes’ comes assistance to KP fire department Steve Whitford December 31, 2014 Twenty some years ago Marguerite Eassard and a group of local ladies recognized the need for a community based organization whose goal would be to financially and emotionally support the Key Peninsula firefighters.
	New Key Pen Parks employee seeks to connect people, parks Alice Kinerk December 31, 2014 Christina Hallock may only recently have started work as Key Pen Parks' marketing coordinator/recreation specialist, but she's been contributing to a better quality of life for Key Peninsula youth and families for years.
	Red Barn Youth Center is getting packed with kids, volunteers Colleen Slater December 31, 2014 Since it opened on Sept. 3, attendance at the Red Barn Youth Center in Key Center has nearly doubled, according to Program Director Jeremy Schintz.
	Local farmer pens another story Colleen Slater December 31, 2014 Nicole Niemann-Carr of SunnyCrest Farm has her third story in a national publication.
	Lakebay Marina owners continue improvements, renovations Sara Thompson December 31, 2014 The Lakebay Marina is once again becoming a destination location and owners Mark and Cindy Scott have plans to honor its historic past as they slowly renovate the buildings.
	Geoduck Farming: Environmental Issues Sara Thompson December 31, 2014 What exactly is the environmental impact of geoduck farming?
	Transportation for seniors on the Key Peninsula Sara Thompson December 31, 2014 For many seniors, The Mustard Seed Project and Key Peninsula Community Services have some great options for transportation.
	KP School Bus Connects brings an innovative transportation solution Sara Thompson December 31, 2014 In our almost-island setting, 23 miles long and with countless winding back roads, how do Key Peninsula residents get around without a car?
	Local author releases two novels Staff Report December 31, 2014 Jerry Libstaff has released his second and third fiction novels, “Farther to Fall” and “Point of No Return,” with a book-signing held at Morso Wine Bar in December.

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