NEWS

	KeyFest 2015 getting ready to roll Karen Lovett January 31, 2015 Led by president Brandy Ellzey, the now experienced KeyFest crew is already finalizing plans for this year’s event
	Backpacks of food still benefiting KP community students, families Scott Turner January 31, 2015 Every Friday afternoon, more than 400 youngsters on the Key Peninsula receive backpacks filled with a weekend’s worth of food for their families through a districtwide program called Food Backpacks 4 Kids.
	PHS student helps KPMS students with speech and debate skills Scott Turner January 31, 2015 Audrey Gainey thinks that learning to do public speaking and debate gives youngsters some very important life skills that can help them think objectively and communicate better.
	Mail thefts rampant on Key Peninsula Steve Whitford January 31, 2015 Between the evening of Dec.13 and the evening of Dec. 15, thieves broke up and burglarized the outside mailboxes at the Lakebay Post Office and the box by Capitol Lumber in Key Center.
	Local artist paints nature’s beauty Alice Kinerk January 31, 2015 What happens when you mix passions for biology, fine arts and the Key Peninsula?
	KPFD rewards Minter ‘Spell-a-thon Roundup’ champs Hugh McMillan January 31, 2015 Ty Robuck, Minter Creek Elementary School principal, was proud that two kindergarten students received a fire truck ride to school for being the top earners in the school'sPTA-sponsored “Spell-a-thon Roundup” fall fundraiser held Dec. 9.
	KPFD christens new ambulance Hugh McMillan January 31, 2015 On Jan. 17, the Key Peninsula Fire Department held its first-ever dedication ceremony for a new piece of equipment––a medic rig.
	360 Trails Park Scott Turner January 31, 2015 The job of keeping the 360 Trails Park in good shape recently got a little easier when Key Pen Parks purchased a big new mower.
	Economics of geoduck aquaculture Sara Thompson January 31, 2015 Washington is the largest producer and exporter of geoducks, and although the economics are far from transparent, there is a fascinating story to be told.
	Museum focuses on KP communities Staff Report January 31, 2015 “One of the primary goals of the Key Peninsula Historical Society is to share the history of the Key with our community,”says current program coordinator Christine Anderson.
	Mardi Gras Festival returns to the Key Staff Report January 31, 2015 The second annual Mardi Gras Festival promises to be full of tradition.
	Peninsula Light Co. to keep rates the same in 2015 Staff Report January 31, 2015 According to a recent press release, Peninsula Light Co. will be holding off a rate increase for a second consecutive year despite a hefty increase in wholesale electricity prices.
	Annual Key Pen Parks Pet Easter Treat Hunt nears Staff Report January 31, 2015 On April 12, Key Pen Parks will host its 6th Annual Pet Easter Treat Hunt at Volunteer Park from 10 a.m. to noon.

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