Erin Stover
Erin gets to flex her creative muscle as Artistic Director of the Studios of Key West but has also completed a graduate degree at Harvard, served as a National Park Service Search and Rescue volunteer, visited all 50 states, rescued a 300lb sea turtle, nabbed the title of Key West Ms. Gay Pride, and gotten involved with Special Olympics. She says yes to pretty much everything. Luckily her wife, daughter and crazed terrier put up with this.
Pandemic prompts part-time residents to linger in Key West
The past few months have changed our habits immeasurably, forcing us out of our daily rhythms, out of our quarantined homes in search of...
4 Karens don’t want to call the manager about it
Much ado has been made of Karen lately. A once innocuous name, “Karen” recently has become shorthand, a term used to refer to white,...
WEEKLY INTERVIEW – ‘I NEED TO TEACH’
Amy Bradshaw has been working in the health and fitness industry for 23 years. She received her license in massage therapy from Boulder School...
The season of May – A whole season in one month
My first year in the Keys, I bemoaned the loss of seasons. I had grown up in the Midwest and spent another decade in...
How pets are coping – Dogs lobby for extended isolation period
While the humans are itching to get back to some form of normalcy in the outside world, most pets are relishing this time. Their...
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