Sara Matthis
Sara Matthis thinks community journalism is important, but not serious; likes weird and wonderful children (she has two); and occasionally tortures herself with sprint-distance triathlons, but only if she has a good chance of beating her sister.
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED TO DISCUSS MARATHON INTERIM CITY MANAGER
Marathon City Council will hold a special call Zoom meeting to discuss the interim city manager position on Thursday, Oct. 29 at 3 p.m.
Members...
‘IT’S THE WEEKLY GUY!’ — WHAT LOCALS SAY WHEN THEY SEE...
Barry Gaukel told me that when he showed up at the first football practice this year, the Marathon High School players exclaimed,...
MARATHON MUST DECIDE ON INTERIM CITY MANAGER. WHEN IS THE QUESTION
As of Oct. 21, the Marathon City Council has not made a move to call a special meeting to discuss naming an...
MARATHON: GET YOUR PINK SWAG & GET IN THE PINK PARADE
American Cancer Society’s annual Strides Walk in Marathon is a big deal. Every year, hundreds of supporters come out in pink, if...
WITH A LOT IN COMMON, THE DETAILS DISTINGUISH FERNANDEZ, RODRIGUEZ
As Senator Anitere Flores terms out, Florida Keys voters are tasked with electing a new state senator to represent the Florida Keys. Democrat Javier...
Chuck Lindsey to leave City of Marathon job
It was the first in-person meeting of the Marathon City Council at City Hall since the COVID-19 outbreak in the Florida Keys, and the...
BRIDGING THE GAP: LIMITED ACCESS ON DUCK KEY TO LAST 2...
On Oct. 14, a Monroe County Public Works employee and a Sheriff’s Office deputy passed the time on the east side of Bimini Bridge,...
MEET YOUR NEW KEYS NEIGHBOR AND DOCTOR: JOHN WOLTZ
The Keys Weekly is proud to introduce Marathon’s new doctor — Dr. John Woltz. Board certified in occupational and preventative medicine, he’s...
MARATHON’S CHUCK LINDSEY STEPS DOWN AT CITY HALL
A late addition to the Marathon City Council’s agenda appeared online on Monday, Oct. 12 — the “separation agreement and general release between Charles...
COUNTDOWN TO STONE CRAB SEASON; NEW RULES APPLY
For the first time in memory, there will be new rules governing the stone crab fishery in Florida when the harvesting starts...