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Mobile food vending permitted
Rev. Kevin Patterson and his wife, Sherry, would very much like to relocate to the Florida Keys. But without the opportunity to generate some additional income with their shaved ice truck, they’d likely have
Read More »Bank robbery on Big Pine Key
Big Pine Key – Detectives from the Sheriff’s Office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are working together to investigate a bank robbery this morning at Centennial Bank on Big Pine Key. At 10
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Fishermen’s Community Hospital Welcomes New Physician
Fishermen’s Community Hospital is pleased to announce the hiring of Surgeon Reza Keshavarzi, MD. Keshavarzi joined the practice of Steve Smith, MD in November 2011. Keshavarzi arrived in the Keys following the completion of
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Waiting on a chief
Hernstadt to choose from final four Nearly two-dozen firefighters and paramedics heard from the final four candidates in line to be their new chief Tuesday night during Marathon’s city council meeting. After speaking to
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Florida Keys to host Wounded Warriors
Soldier ride departs Miami next Thursday bound for Key West Last month, television and radio stations flooded the air with stories of surprise reunions amongst military families just in time for the holidays. For
Read More »City doles out non-profit grants
$90K to 20 organizations The homeless, the hungry and young children – those are among the top three Middle Keys populations that will benefit from the City of Marathon’s annual redistribution of tax dollars
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Fishermen’s Names New CEO
Board’s focus on renewed community relationship Fishermen’s Community Hospital this week has named its new CEO. Dr. Hal Leftwich will take the reigns on Jan. 1, 2012, when Scott Landrum, who’s served as chief
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Cunningham to run for School Board
For the past two years, Michael Cunningham has been pondering throwing his hat in the political ring, and he’s finally concluded he has two good reasons to give it a go. Eagan and Ainsley
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