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Art exhibit honors Veterans and their talents
FKCA exhibit through Dec. 30 Little Torch resident Connie Powers is determined to undermine the prediction that by the year 2020, there will be no more veterans from the second World War. “I beg
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Deaths mar first day of racing at Key West World Championship
Two deaths marred the first of three race days at the Key West World Championship Wednesday. Big Thunder Marine, a 46-foot Skater catamaran (#100) with four 1,200 hp engines, went airborne and violently crashed
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Cates and Yaniz Win!
Election day in Key West started with a steady rain that slowed turnout, but by the time polls closed, nearly 40 percent of the voters in New Town Key West elected first time candidate
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Roll Your Own
safe, legal and cheap A new industry is catching fire in the Monroe County. Besides fishing and tourism, a new business was just introduced in the Florida Keys that caters to pleasure seekers and
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USS Spruance Arrives in Key West
Naval Warship Commissioning set for October 1 The Pre-com crew of the soon to be USS Spruance (DDG-111) will be making a big splash in Key West after the ship docks on September 23,
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Pill Robbery Suspect Arrested
Key West Police officers arrested a homeless man shortly after he robbed a local pharmacy of 300 pain pills. Just after 6 pm Wednesday, Daniel Ryan Springer, 22, handed a note to a pharmacist
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The Oldest Schoolhouse
When zipping around town on our daily errands, taking kids to school or managing careers, it’s easy to overlook the historical significance of countless buildings on the island. One such building – believed to
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The Band is Back
Musical tradition continues at Key West High By Jason Koler They went back to work early this month. “We’re the first to start and the last to end,” said Gary Hernandez, Key West High
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