THE COLLEGE OF THE FLORIDA KEYS INTRODUCES NEW MASCOT, SHEL THE TUGA
There is a new face — and flippers — on the campus of The College of the Florida Keys: Shel the Tuga.
The college’s new...
It was a “no,” but not a “hard no.”
On April 19, Marathon’s Planning Board voted down a hotel project proposed for Crawl Key between Marathon and Grassy Key. For the board, it...
Alliance seeks to keep residents apprised of village issues
A recently-formed “alliance” is setting out to keep Islamorada residents up to date and informed on the various matters happening in the village.
Creation of...
MONROE COUNTY GUIDANCE/CARE CENTER OFFERS SUICIDE PREVENTION TRAINING
Sometimes our friends here in the Keys are gripped by such overwhelming moods and problems that they need help from others. In fact, the...
FLORIDA KEYS SHERIFF USES DRUG MONEY TO BUY NEW SAFETY GEAR
Monroe County Sheriff Rick Ramsay recently made it easier for his deputies to serve, protect and save lives in more ways than one.
Ramsay spent...
OBITUARY: ALMA DALTON
Alma Dalton passed away on April 3, just shy of her 97th birthday. She was born in Key West on April 24 1924, the...
KEY WEST SANDWICH MASTER IS ON A ROLL — HE’LL ‘MEAT’ YA AT THE...
Micah Woerner is on a roll — as a Key West sandwich master.
He got locals hooked last year on his Little Whitehouse Subs, with...
MARATHON THEATRE PRESENTS 1ST POST-PANDEMIC MAINSTAGE PRODUCTION
Two things: One, this will be the first major production on Marathon Community Theater’s stage since the start of the pandemic. Two, there’s a...
SCHOOLS ON TAP TO GET $20 MILLION IN FEDERAL AID
Just as many U.S. citizens have been receiving stimulus payments from the federal government throughout this pandemic, the Monroe County School District has received...
Community cleanup targets area shoreline
A group of community residents teamed up with Shoreline Restoration Services, I.CARE and founders Mike Goldberg and Kylie Smith, as well as Coastal Waters...
