Changing Title X will affect the healthcare of women in the Keys
The clock is ticking down to May 3, when changes to the almost five-decade-old Title X program will see dramatic revamping and decreased health...
Octo-mom Gives Birth: Ground-breaking research at FKCC
It was a once-in-a-lifetime moment for research diver Lucja Rice, faculty with the Diving Business & Technology department at the Florida Keys Community College....
First they came for straws, then plastic bags: state legislation going after local laws
It’s funny, almost. Florida legislators and Key West city officials are using the exact same argument on opposite sides of the issue to prove...
Lady Parts On Fire
It’s a blinding, searing pain that can immobilize the strongest of women, the dreaded Urinary Tract Infection (UTI). Nowadays, it’s hard to find a...
Thank heavens things have changed
By Hays Blinckmann and Sarah Thomas
We came across a historical artifact: The “Good Wife’s Guide,” rumored to have been published in the May 13,...
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HIALEAH WOMAN DIES IN UPPER KEYS BOAT CRASH
A boat crash in the Upper Keys on Aug....
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Functionally Caffeinated Wellness: Which came first, the chicken or the marketing?
It starts like every other grocery trip. You’re just...
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College’s new Entrepreneurship Incubator Lab to help grow business ventures
The College of the Florida Keys is now accepting...
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What’s Cooking, Key West: What’s the point of pineapples? More than you think.
In historic Key West, symbols played an important role....
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Philanthropy Matters: Great board members leave the nonprofits they serve stronger
By Elizabeth Brown
This summer, the Community Foundation of the...










