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Good news: Lower water temperatures
By Charles Fulco
It’s officially hurricane season in the Keys again, but Irma-weary residents will be glad to know the current forecast calls for much-reduced...
Don’t forget to file for hurricane tax relief
By U.S. Rep. Carlos Curbelo
When some in the Lower and Middle Keys lost everything to Hurricane Irma’s 130 miles-per-hour winds and 10-foot storm surge, I...
Key West Food Truck Festival at Fort East Martello
What could be better than a day-long concert in a field by the sea, complete with a bevy of food trucks for the choosing? ...
Federal funds: The Keys in D.C.
Rick Marks, left, Robby Majeska, Deb Willis, Chris Sante, Michelle Coldiron, U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Roget Bryan, Peter Rosasco, Fred Hicks, and Seth Lawless...
Hurricane marine debris removal signed
MONROE COUNTY SUPPORTS COMMUNITY CLEANUPS WITH ADVANCE REQUEST
Monroe County welcomes groups that want to do community cleanups of areas that big equipment couldn’t reach...
Hurricane land debris collection nearing completion
Monroe County’s contractor is completing the final pass on Big Pine Key and is expecting to be completed within a day or two. This...
Cuban music on tap
Cortadito, a traditional Cuban music group, will perform at the Florida Keys Brewing Company, 200 Morada Way, in the arts district in downtown Islamorada...
KWAHS supports Irma victims
Money will help SOS and Habitat
In the spirit of community and in alignment with its mission of preservation, Key West Art & Historical Society...
County launches vessel turn-in program
Monroe County’s Marine Resources Office, in coordination with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, will accept applications through Aug. 18 for its new...
ReMARCable Surf & Turf Fundraiser
The ReMARCable Surf and Turf fundraiser is taking place May 8 from 6 to 9 p.m. at two different and unique Key West venues to support...
