NEWS

	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.
	DSHS mobile unit rolls back to KP for community support Staff Report December 31, 2014 The state Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) mobile community service office is coming to Lakebay on Jan. 8.
	County seeks applicants for Surface Water Management Advisory Board Staff Report December 31, 2014 Pierce County is seeking applicants to fill vacancies on the nine-member Surface Water Management Advisory Board.
	KPBA: of community and business Staff Report December 31, 2014 At the annual dinner on Feb. 9, the Key Peninsula Business Association will install a slate of officers for 2015, according to departing president Judd Morris.
	Tips to treecycle your Christmas tree Staff Report December 31, 2014 As you recycle your wrapping paper, don’t forget to “treecycle" your Christmas tree.
	KP youth learns wrestling, inspires the many –– on and off the mats Scott Turner December 31, 2014 Joey Kimball is a very special kid.
	Unique science classes are popular at local schools Scott Turner December 31, 2014 About six or so years ago, Reynolds Riley started teaching an advanced forensic science class at Peninsula High School.
	Local ‘Kids at Hope,’ learning life-lessons on campus Scott Turner December 31, 2014 The students at Minter Creek Elementary school are all “Kids at Hope,” according to second-grade teacher Shawna Olson.
	Derek Young wins county council seat from Stan Flemming Rick Sorrels December 31, 2014 Derek Young is the new Pierce county councilmember for District 7, which includes the Key Peninsula, Gig Harbor Peninsula and the area just across the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.

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