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Community planning board ready to wrap up January 1, 2007 The Key Peninsula Community Plan draft is nearing completion, following a community forum that examined commercial design standards. |
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County funds boost Civic Center expansion project January 1, 2007 A $20,000 grant will pay for engineering and architectural design of the expansion project, which is estimated to cost $1 million. |
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Discussions underway on Boys and Girls Club January 1, 2007 Leaders from various interest groups are in preliminary talks about bringing a Boys and Girls Club program to the Key Pen. |
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KP resident is ‘Nurse of the Year’ January 1, 2007 Key Peninsula’s Georganne Trandum is honored for her leadership by the March of Dimes. |
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Parks board president tenders resignation; family, work reasons cited January 1, 2007 KPMPD President Paula DeMoss resigns from the parks board, saying she is spread too thin between two jobs, family, and her park board duties. |
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Storm wreaks havoc; Residents lose power for days, roads a mess January 1, 2007 Key Peninsula residents, businesses cope with loss of power as crews scramble to restore service and clean up road debris. |
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Fundraiser benefits domestic violence shelter December 1, 2006 A Gig Harbor business raises money for IMPact Safe House, which is actively seeking a bigger facility. |
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KPMS launches last year of NASA program December 1, 2006 Last year of the KPMS/NASA partnership brings unique opportunities to teachers and students. |
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Public workshop to look at commercial design standards December 1, 2006 A six-hour meeting will take public input into Key Peninsula’s commercial design standards. |
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Kenya nonprofit group founder shares story November 1, 2006 An ex-Kenya orphan shares his story of desperation and hope—and how local residents are making a difference—with a small Key Pen group. |