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Your weekend events guide, May 16-19

Published: 05/16/13 11:30:00

Selected events from the Go & Do calendar on Gateline.com.

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Peninsula alumni to gather Sept. 7

Published: 05/15/13 09:32:23

Peninsula High School has made quite an impact on Ken Asplund’s family throughout the years. Asplund’s father, a painter, worked on the building’s construction in the 1940s, and the Asplund siblings graduated from the school in 1962, ’66, ’71 and ’78, respectively. Ken is the youngest.

Teen launches Kickstarter to fund book about his life with autism

Published: 05/08/13 09:58:17

Tyler McNamer didn’t start to speak in full sentences until he was about 10, his father, Jody, remembers. Now, as a senior in high school, Tyler has written an entire book, an exploration of his life with autism.

YMCA Camp Seymour will welcome potential campers and their families at Sunday's open house. (Gateway archive)

Your weekend events guide, May 4-5

Published: 05/02/13 12:17:50

Selected events from the Go & Do calendar on Gateline.com.

One of Meyer's illustrations for the title story in

Key Peninsula author, artist team up to capture community in new book

Published: 04/30/13 16:10:55

“The Woodpecker Menace,” a book from Gig Harbor’s Plicata Press, is subtitled “Stories from an Accidentally Unseparated Island.” The book is the combined effort of author Ted Olinger and artist Tweed Meyer, two Key Peninsula residents who sought to capture the feeling of living in an isolated, island-like part of the world.

Entrance fees will be waived at Kopachuck State Park this weekend. (Gateway file photo)

Your weekend events guide, April 25-28

Published: 04/25/13 10:46:13

Selected events from the Go & Do calendar on Gateline.com.

Katie and Karina Robertson (Mimmi BeckCourtesy photo)

Monday book reading to celebrate life of Karina Robertson

Published: 04/24/13 11:33:13

Karina Robertson was a Gig Harbor High School student, active in Young Life and the varsity swim team, when she was diagnosed with leukemia at age 14. When she needed a stem cell transplant, her sister Annika was a perfect match, giving her three more years of life.