WE HAVE LIFTOFF: GIRLS WEIGHTLIFTING SEASON BEGINS

Oct. 29 marked opening day for Monroe County weightlifters. The Lady Fins and Conchs traveled to Coral Shores for the first official competition of...
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SCHOOL DISTRICT WILL RENOVATE REYNOLDS SCHOOL 

An old school will get a new look and a renewed mission in the coming months, as the school district readies Reynolds School for...
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EXPERIENCE WILDLIFE & WHIMSY AT WILSON SIGNATURE COLLECTION

Fantasy Fest may be over, but the fun and artistry of Key West continues year-round at Wilson Signature Collection art gallery, 407 Front St. Gallery...
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FUNCTIONALLY CAFFEINATED WELLNESS: THE HIDDEN CLOCK RUNNING YOUR BODY

I joke with my clients all the time that life is one big set of “wash, rinse, repeat.” But when it comes to our...
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IN PICTURES: A CORAL SHORES HOMECOMING TRADITION CONTINUES WITH PARADE

Coral Shores High School’s homecoming tradition continued on Oct. 17 with a parade on the Old Highway ahead of the football game. Guided by...
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KEYS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION TURNS 85; GETS NEW DIGS ON STOCK ISLAND

Big things are happening at a local credit union that started small, having launched 85 years ago with $110 in a cigar box. Keys Federal...
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COMMISSIONER ABSENCES COULD LEAD TO REMOVAL 

A Key West city commissioner could face removal from office if she misses next month’s regular commission meeting. Health problems have forced District V Commissioner...
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CLEAN MARINAS, CLEAN WATERS: VOLUNTARY INITIATIVE ESTABLISHES ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICES

Did you know there are around 117 marinas and boatyards in Monroe County? Of those, 28 are certified Clean Marinas.  The most recent designations are...
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SWIMMING SENSATION LAYNE SMITH RECOGNIZED BY ISLAMORADA OFFICIALS

A Coral Shores swimming sensation was recognized by the Village of Islamorada on Oct. 7 for recently completing a roughly 8-mile swim to Alligator...
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CITY OFFICIALS WANT LEGAL OPINION BEFORE PAYING FOR COMMISSIONER’S LAWYER

An Orlando lawyer will serve as Key West’s new city attorney, but only for the next 12 to 18 months, until the city finds...

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