Stanley Sack
Back to school…One way or the other, it’ll happen
No matter what else we’re facing, the world keeps turning. Falling poinciana flowers keep staining car roofs. Eyes turn a bit more often to...
Dog bites: An unlikely COVID-19 concern
We have a new arrival at our house, our goldendoodle, Olivia. Lovable as she is, she goes beyond what my training in managing toddlers...
OPINION:Infections, epidemics and pandemics in Hollywood
Let’s make one thing perfectly clear: I am not a huge movie buff. Not only do I not have the patience to sit in...
No shirt, no shoes, what’s the risk? (Musings on COVID-19 transmission)
I don’t know whether it’s the relative lack of people or less wild weather (until recently, anyway), but the poincianas on our island have...
Finding a way back to school
Depending on how you define it, I regularly tune in to just one “reality” show: the one in which people race around the world....
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Islamorada News
PARADES & FIREWORKS HIGHLIGHT UPPER KEYS FOURTH FESTIVITIES
A parade featuring floats, boats, watergun wars and red,...
Arts & Entertainment
KEY WEST CELEBRATES ITS SASSY CITRUS FRUIT JULY 2-6
Key West’s annual Key Lime Festival returns July 2-6,...
Marathon News
STORM ON THE HORIZON: ‘THE HURRICANE’ IS SET TO REOPEN THIS FALL IN MARATHON
Storm season will wind to a close this fall,...
Wild Things
WILD THINGS: NIGHT HERONS AT THE DINER
I didn’t flush up the yellow-crowned night heron. The...
Health
FUNCTIONALLY CAFFEINATED WELLNESS: BRAIN ROT IS REAL
Let’s talk about brain rot. No, it’s not a...
