NEWS

	PSD officials seek feedback Rick Sorrels January 2, 2014 Voters shot down the Peninsula School District’s levy during November’s general election.
	KP News editor looks back and into the future Scott Turner January 2, 2014 As I reflect on my first year as executive editor with Key Peninsula News, I am flooded with feelings of gratitude and images of wonderment and true community.
	Jan. 8 meeting to cover community outreach issues Staff Report January 2, 2014 A number of important issues will be covered at an open public meeting 7 p.m., Jan. 8 at the Key Center fire station.
	Comet ISON may have survived close encounter with the sun Staff Report January 2, 2014 ISON, a “virgin” comet on its first plunge from the Ort Cloud, may have survived its Dec. 1 swing around the backside of the sun.
	KPAC awards grant money for local projects Rick Sorrels January 2, 2014 Three local projects were selected by the Key Peninsula Advisory Commission (KPAC) to receive a total of $7,000 in matching fund grants to benefit the local community.
	Santa Claus is coming to town before Christmas Peter Ruble November 30, 2013 This holiday season expect to hear a lot of sirens in the Key Peninsula.
	Outlook newspaper goes full digital, online Scott Turner November 30, 2013 When Andrew Hosford arrived at Peninsula High School in September, he had a mandate from Principal Tim Winter: take The Outlook, the school’s legendary student newspaper, online.
	New elementary school math program in use at PSD Jessica Takehara November 30, 2013 Key Peninsula elementary students started the school year with new classes, new teachers and a new math program for the Peninsula School District.
	Vaughn Elementary School students support veterans with talent and treasures Peter Ruble November 30, 2013 The annual Vaughn Elementary School Veterans Day event showcased the patriotism and musical talent of students.
	Cat Tales 4-H Club ‘purrfect’ match for local youth and feline friends Karen Lovett November 30, 2013 The newly founded Cat Tales 4-H club is getting off to a great start thanks to the efforts of leader Dianna Calhoun.
	KP counselor offers many mental health options Charlee Glock-Jackson November 30, 2013 Melissa Fogarty, owner of Soul’Speak Counseling, has been providing counseling services to the Key Peninsula since 2008.
	New LDS church opens doors for first community event Scott Turner November 30, 2013 Wauna resident Tami Morgan has been collecting nativity scenes for more than 25 years.
	The jolly one makes Minter his home away from North Pole Scott Turner November 30, 2013 There’s a twinkle in his blue eyes and a gentleness in his voice that belie his 85 years. But those very qualities make Sanford “Sandy” Elken the perfect Santa Claus.

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