Keys Woman: In a pickle, by choice
Growing up in the Midwest, pickling and canning were a huge part of the late-summer landscape and likely where my love of all things...
“Keys Woman: Things to do in the dark when you’re tired”
There are plenty of activities relegated to the dark, with connotations assigned to most things carnal or cozy. What we don’t often consider is...
Keys Woman: Our analog existence is made for magical summers
I have more than 220 photos from a recent, two-hour work event that I have no desire to remember fondly, if at all. And...
Keys Woman: Summer expressions for the Zodiac
Summer is here, and with it comes longer days, higher temperatures and more leisure time for many denizens of the Conch Republic as the...
Keys Woman: The ocean doesn’t charge a co-pay
It’s summertime, but honestly it’s felt this way since May, so I think we are long overdue for both a reset and a refresh....
Keys Woman: She was one of Key West’s most distinguished writers and citizens
By Nancy Klingener and Breana Sowers
In 1957, Marie Cappick died at 81. The obituary described her as “one of Key West’s most distinguished writers...
Keys Woman: A vintage girl vacation
By Raffie Baker
The idea of a “vintage girl vacation” involves disconnecting from the screen and reconnecting with the physical world. It may sound simple...
Keys Woman: Meet the ones behind the Florida Keys summer camp excitment
Dora DeMaria, Reef Relief
Dora DeMaria may or may not have been a fish in a previous life. She is most certainly a fish in...
HOME & GARDEN: AT-HOME TECHNOLOGY FOR EACH SIGN
Nowadays, in the early decades of the 21st century, when we hear the word “technology” we think of smart electronics that automate our routine...
COUNTY ACCEPTS APPLICATIONS FOR EARLY HURRICANE RE-ENTRY
Monroe County Emergency Management will accept applications for its Business Early Reentry Program through Sunday, June 22. Established in 2017 after Hurricane Irma, the...
