NEWS

	Peninsula School District releases school budget for 2015-’16 year Staff Report September 2, 2015 A small group of interested members of the public attended a community forum last month to see the proposed school budget for the coming year.
	Jerry Gibbs appointed to PSD school board Staff Report September 2, 2015 Jerry Gibbs was sworn in as the school board director for District 4 on July 30.
	Senior Housing on the Key Peninsula moves forward Staff Report September 2, 2015 The Mustard Seed Project’s (TMSP) plan to build senior housing on the Key Peninsula is moving forward.
	Primary election results Rick Sorrels August 11, 2015 There are 454,124 registered voters in Pierce County, of which 21 percent cast votes in the 2015 primary election.
	Man arrested after shots fired at Lakebay Marina Rick Sorrels August 11, 2015 On Aug. 4 at about 3 p.m., some 30 law enforcement vehicles responded to a report of “shots fired” at the Lakebay Marina.
	State matching grant allows Gateway Park development to move forward Scott Turner July 31, 2015 The Key Peninsula Metropolitan Park District got some unexpected yet welcome news recently when the staff learned they were awarded a $500,000 matching grant for Gateway Park development.
	Murals at Evergreen Elementary inspire hope, creativity and learning Scott Turner July 31, 2015 When Evergreen Elementary kids and teachers return to school this fall, they’ll have two new murals greeting them.
	Key Center goes Hawaiian with Ohana luau and parade Karen Lovett July 31, 2015 The Key Peninsula Civic Center is kicking off its first ever Ohana luau and parade on Aug. 1.
	Meet your hosts at Joemma Beach State Park Steve Whitford July 31, 2015 State and national parks have a hosting program that benefits the parks, the hosts and especially the general public.
	KP Lions stage 26th annual Volksmarch Hugh McMillan July 31, 2015 After the blistering heat of previous days abated, bringing perfect walking weather, the Key Peninsula Lions, sponsors of the club’s 26th annual Volksmarch, anticipated a large number of participants on the trails for the always scheduled first-Saturday-after-Independence-Day event. Surprisingly, it didn’t happen.
	Eruption Drum and Bugle Corps perform Hugh McMillan July 31, 2015 One hot day in June, Eruption Drum and Bugle Corps gave a fabulous performance at Peninsula High School’s Roy Anderson Field to full bleachers.
	Jan Angel, 26th District state senator Sara Thompson July 31, 2015 Jan Angel is not new to the political scene, but her path was indirect –– it started with banking, then passed through business and real estate on the way to her current role.
	MOPS starts up on the Key to help support young mothers Scott Turner July 31, 2015 Sarah Jones thinks moms on the Peninsula need more opportunities to relax and feel supported.

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