NEWS

	McNeil Island meeting opens door of possibilities Sara Thompson September 3, 2014 What’s in the future for McNeil Island?
	State Route 302 corridor construction work in progress Staff Report September 3, 2014 The construction work on State Route 302 started Aug. 18.
	KP students get ‘Jump Start’ to school life Scott Turner September 3, 2014 Last month about two dozen Key Peninsula children who’ll be starting kindergarten at Minter Creek got a jump start on school.
	Key Peninsula Logging Show and Festival a roaring community success Karen Lovett September 3, 2014 At 10 a.m. the flag went up in a ceremony provided by Key Peninsula Veterans and music from the Key Singers launched the annual Key Peninsula Logging Show and Festival at the new Gateway Park location.
	What is important enough to spend your life? Rick Sorrels August 1, 2014 Few people recognize the real meaning behind the “Fourth of July,” which is also called Independence Day.
	Red Barn music and barbecue open house set Colleen Slater August 1, 2014 The Red Barn Youth Center hosts SPLASH, an open house celebration featuring music and barbecue sandwiches, on Aug. 9 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
	KP Farm Tour calls for vendors Staff Report August 1, 2014 The KP Farm council invites vendors and entertainers to contact them if they want to participate in this year’s Key Peninsula Farm Tour.
	KP Land Use Advisory Commission meeting Staff Report August 1, 2014 On Aug. 19, at 6:30 p.m., the KP Land Use Advisory Committee will meet at Key Peninsula Civic Center.
	2014 ballot measures and candidates Rick Sorrels August 1, 2014 It’s election time again. The primary is Aug. 5.
	FISH food bank changes hours Staff Report August 1, 2014 FISH food bank will change its hours of operation starting Aug. 1.
	KP woman releases her third book Karen Lovett July 31, 2014 When Colleen Slater’s pastor, Bob Postma, went on a three week vacation from the First Presbyterian Church in Hoquiam in the early 1980s, Slater stepped up to take his place writing her first lay sermon.
	KP Logging Show and Festival moves to Gateway Park Scott Turner July 31, 2014 What began 29 years ago as “Old Timers Day” has become the Key Peninsula Logging Show and Festival.
	Dog agility event scampers into Volunteer Park Alice Kinerk July 31, 2014 A dog agility event is scheduled for Aug. 2 and 3, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Volunteer Park.
	Lakebay man jailed, charged with the murder of his KP girlfriend Staff Report July 31, 2014 n June 30, Lakebay resident William Grisso reported his girlfriend, Nancy Gardner-Edwards, missing.
	KeyFest kicked off to a simmering start in the summer heat Karen Lovett July 31, 2014 A single electrical pole and minimal water sources for animals and food booths posed difficult problems with temperatures soaring in the mid-90s for year 13 of the local fair.
	Vaughn Elementary custodians working throughout summer Scott Turner July 31, 2014 When Key Peninsula kids head back to school on Sept. 3, every classroom, auditorium, gymnasium and office space will be sparkly clean from floor to ceiling, thanks to Peninsula School District’s custodians.