NEWS

	Drop points for food bank donations Staff Report March 30, 2015 Key Peninsula Bischoff Food Bank, located in Home, has partnered with several local organizations to set up drop-off locations for either food or monetary donations.
	The Mustard Seed Project receives major funding gift Staff Report March 30, 2015 The Mustard Seed Project of Key Peninsula announced its receipt of the first of two expected distributions from the estate of Lois C. Crandall.
	KP author pens again Irene Torres March 30, 2015 Key Peninsula author Richard A.M. Dixon has published his third and final Dillon’s War novel; this one is titled, “Weretiger’s Deliverance.”
	Local art on exhibit at library Irene Torres March 30, 2015 The Pierce County Library, Key Center branch, offers exhibit space for local artists to display their work.
	Activist campaigns to fix Purdy traffic problem Rick Sorrels March 30, 2015 Key Peninsula resident and community activist George Windsor has focused on the traffic problem at the intersection in Purdy.
	PSD expands services for ‘highly capable students’ Alice Kinerk March 28, 2015 In January, local community members gathered to hear a group of Peninsula School District administrators, teachers, parents and school board members explain the reasons for the planned expansion of highly capable services.
	Book sale exceeds Friends of the Library expectations Karen Lovett March 5, 2015 In preparation for the annual sale, members of Friends of the Key Center Library lifted, hauled and sorted their way through thousands of books, DVDs, CDs and VHS tapes.
	Teen writing and art contest publication features three local winners Karen Lovett March 4, 2015 “Our Own Expressions” has just been published, showcasing contest winners from the Pierce County Library System’s 18 Annual Teen Writing and Art Contest.
	Pro wrestling, alive and kicking at Civic Center Scott Turner March 4, 2015 Key Peninsula resident Matthew Brickles is in seventh heaven since he discovered pro wrestling matches at the KP Civic Center.
	Future goals a priority for Watershed Council at annual retreat Karen Lovett March 4, 2015 The Key Peninsula-Gig Harbor-Islands Watershed Council (KGI) held their annual retreat in late January to identify the local priorities for addressing nonpoint source impacts to water quality in their five year action plan.
	Key Pen maples tapped for syrup Alice Kinerk March 4, 2015 A while back, Key Peninsula resident Marilyn Brennen decided to stick a syrup tap in one of the maple trees on her property, curious to see what would come out.
	Feeding the hungry on the Key Peninsula Sara Thompson March 4, 2015 Food insecurity is a real problem in this country — one in five families in Washington receive support from food pantries supported by state food assistance programs.
	Flint knapping comes to the Key Peninsula Irene Torres March 4, 2015 In January, master flint knapper, Harry Oda, presented a free, hands-on flint knapping workshop to a group of 16 in the Brones Room at the Key Peninsula Library.
	KPMS students learn about future job opportunities with hands-on projects Scott Turner March 3, 2015 Step into Chris Bronstad’s classroom at Key Peninsula Middle School and you’ll find a whole fleet of aircraft flying from the ceiling.
	Vaughn Elementary School students learn lessons from past leaders Scott Turner March 3, 2015 One day last month Mackenzie Miller, age 10, stood in front of her class at Vaughn Elementary and told her classmates about Mary McLeod Bethune.
	Nurse practitioner adds fresh healthcare options for folks on the KP Scott Turner March 3, 2015 On June 2, 2014, Bret Price opened a new medical practice in the Key Peninsula Health and Professional Center in Key Center.

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