Jim McCarthy
Jim McCarthy is one of the many who escaped the snow and frigid temperatures in Western New York. A former crime & court reporter and city editor for two Western New York newspapers, Jim has been honing his craft since he graduated from St. Bonaventure University in 2014. In his 5-plus years in the Keys, Jim has enjoyed connecting with the community. Jim is past president of the Key Largo Sunset Rotary Club. When he's not working, he's busy chasing his son, Lucas, around the house and enjoying time with family.
TALLY, HERE WE COME
Tallahassee, a large Keys contingent is on the way. And they’re ready to talk environment, wind insurance, vacation rentals and many other Keys-related items.
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Funds raised for emergency room expansion
Attendees of the 31st annual Bougainvillea Ball mingled with friends over drinks, raised paddles during the live auction and danced the night away to...
CHATTIN’ WITH THE CHAMP
It’s just past 1 p.m. on a Tuesday. At the OceanView Inn and Sports Pub, I have the chance to meet up with two-time...
Group wants to submerge ship off Islamorada waters
They’re economic drivers and protectors to the natural reef. Look no further than Spiegel Grove in Key Largo and the Vandenberg in Key West.
In...
Utility lines must move for pedestrian bridge project, and it’s going to cost
Construction is set for May on a project to get pedestrians safely across U.S. 1 in Islamorada. Concerns are arising, however, over the costs...
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Islamorada News
Islamorada Chamber of Commerce’s Judy Hull retires following a decorated career
Over a career spanning more than six decades, including...
Environment
Can a simple touch from healthy friends heal bleached corals?
In the Florida Keys, devastating marine heat waves can...
Arts & Entertainment
Fantasy Fest flashbacks: The shaved dog & the purple mortgage banker
Many years ago during Key West’s Fantasy Fest celebration,...
Best Of
Best of the Upper Keys voting continues through Sunday, Nov. 1
From the best educator and artist to Key lime...
Sports Wrap
Like father, like son? Football runs in the family for 3 Keys teams
Monroe County's three high school football programs share more...
