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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
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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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Sanctuary’s advisory council to see public input Following the release of the 2011 Condition Report for the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary – the first attempt to describe comprehensively the status, pressures and trends
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Keys Coalition moves forward with mission
Plans underway for Jan. rally in Key West To a not-so-packed room at Unity of the Keys Spiritual Center in Key West on Monday, Rev. Dr. Jonathan Carey of Glad Tidings Church relayed an
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HGTV on location in Upper Keys
Just as snowbirds like to head south from frigid winter climes, so do Canadian-based production companies filming shows for
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Keys Coalition grows faith-based committee
Gilbert takes over as chair On Thursday, Nov. 17 the “faith network” of Keys Coalition, Inc., the recently formed coalition to fight modern slavery and particularly child sex trafficking, met at Fifth Street Baptist
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