Charlotte Twine

Charlotte Twine has been a reporter for Florida Keys newspapers since moving here from the New York City area 12 years ago. In addition to Keys Weekly, she has worked for Vogue, Glamour, Allure, Travel + Leisure, US Weekly, and Martha Stewart Living magazines. She loves writing stories that uplift and inspire, her Pomeranians, making children laugh, the color pink, tattoos, Monty Python, and The Beatles. In her off hours, she can be found making TikTok videos and drinking too much coffee.

AMBITIOUS MORADA WAY DISTRICT DESIGNS SHOWCASE THE FUTURE

The Islamorada village manager, council members, business owners and artists recently packed the Moose Lodge to discuss plans for the Morada Way Arts &...

MEET THE TIKTOKING FLORIDA KEYS COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN

The life of a Florida Keys commercial fisherman holds many daily tasks: Securing bait. Fueling up. Wincing at gas prices. Fixing traps. Checking market...

HAVING A BALL: TAVERNIER RESIDENT BUILDS A DRAG QUEEN SCENE IN THE UPPER KEYS

It’s official: Drag queens aren’t just in Key West any more.  And Upper Keys residents can thank Tavernier resident JD Reinbott, who has been hosting...

SWIM AT FOUNDERS PARK BEACH RAISES FUNDS FOR CANCER RESEARCH ON APRIL 18

Swim Across America-Florida Keys, which has raised almost half a million dollars for cancer research, is having its fifth annual open-water swim this year...

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Harry Davis Jr., Key Largo’s first Black fire chief, was a true Conch who was born in 1944 on his father’s pistol range, in...

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