HISTORICAL NUGGETS: PRESENTATION SPONSORS SOUGHT FOR TALKS
My birthday was on June 4, and man, the years are flying by. For the record, every year gets better and better. It is hard to believe...
THERE’S AN URGENT NEED FOR FOSTER PARENTS IN THE UPPER KEYS
High living costs and a booming real estate market have uprooted a number of families from their Florida Keys homes, sending them packing to other counties and...
RAINBOWS COLOR KEY WEST FOR PRIDE JUNE 7-11
In 2003, a rainbow covered Key West’s Duval Street.
Held aloft by 2,000 volunteers, the 1.25-mile-long Sea-to-Sea Diversity Flag covered the length and width of Duval Street, from...
BYE, BYE, BLEACHERS: WORK STARTS AT NEW HIGH SCHOOL STADIUM
While the Monroe County School Board finalizes the details, Ajax Building Co. has begun work to replace Key West High School’s Tommy Roberts Memorial Stadium for the...
20 BUBBAS LEGACIES HAVE WON THEIR CATEGORY EVERY YEAR
Photos by RALPH De PALMA/Keys Weekly
As we approach a full decade of The Bubbas: Key West People’s Choice Awards, the Keys Weekly is proud to honor our...
NEW DATA SHOWS CORAL REEF WEAKENS HURRICANE WAVES
As the new hurricane season rolls in on Thursday, June 1, residents of the Florida Keys will likely remember Hurricane Ian, a Category 4 storm that tracked...
THIS WEEKEND: MARATHON COMMUNITY THEATRE DEBUTS ‘TAH DANCE’ SHOWCASE
Dancers from ballet to Bollywood have spent the last few months putting the finishing touches on their routines for Tah Dance: Fun in the Sun, running for...
KEY WEST PREPARES TO GET LOUD & PROUD
Key West’s Sea-to-Sea Rainbow Flag stretched along the 1.25-mile length of Duval Street in June 2003, weighed 6,000 pounds and involved 2,000 volunteers to create, then carry...
FANTASTIC FOUR: TURTLE HOSPITAL MARKS WORLD TURTLE DAY WITH QUADRUPLE RELEASE
Four healthy sea turtles are back in their ocean home as Marathon’s Turtle Hospital marked World Turtle Day with a quadruple release on May 23. After treatment...
KEYS WEEKLY HURRICANE GUIDE: REENTRY STICKERS GET YOU BACK IN AFTER THE STORM
When a storm forces Keys residents to leave, reentry into the island chain — when it’s deemed safe and there are enough services — must be carried...
