KEYS DIVING: TIPS TO AVOIDING SEASICKNESS
The Florida Keys waters had a couple of bumpy days. Reports back from the captains stated numerous fish were being fed.
What this means is that motion sickness...
CORAL SHORES HURRICANES TOP SHORTHANDED FINS IN GIRLS WEIGHTLIFTING
On Jan. 18, the Coral Shores Lady ’Canes played host to an in-county rival in girls weightlifting, squaring off against the Lady Fins from Marathon. The Hurricanes...
IN MEMORIAL: REMEMBERING THOSE WE LOST IN 2022
“Our dead are never dead to us, until we have forgotten them.” — George Eliot
In the spirit of remembrance, honor and gratitude, the Keys Weekly recalls those...
THE BLUE ANGELS ARE COMING BACK
U.S. Navy Blue Angels jet #7 landed at Naval Air Station Key West’s Boca Chica Field on Dec. 20, for a planning meeting for the upcoming 2023...
KEYS CAROLERS VISIT A LIGHTED ALLIGATOR LIGHTHOUSE
Boats with holiday revelers gathered around the Alligator Reef Lighthouse Wednesday, Dec. 21 in Islamorada, to see the historic structure off the Florida Keys lit up with festive lighting....
SHELF HELP: RECOMMENDED READING FROM YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY STAFF
What: “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow” by Gabrielle Zevin
Why: This novel spans over 30 years of intense friendship. Watching Sam and Sadie grow up, grow apart and...
TRUNK OR TREAT TEMPTS TINY COPS, MONSTERS, PILOTS & PRINCESSESTRUNK OR TREAT TEMPTS TINY...
Masquerade madness in Key West started last week with the adult-centered Fantasy FestHall, but Halloween was all for the half-pint superheroes, Snow Whites, SWAT officers, dinosaurs and...
SPORTS & MORE: TUA RETURNS FOR THE MIAMI DOLPHINS
First, the big news: As far as I know, Miami quarterback Tua Tagovailoa made it through his return to action on Oct. 16 without being injured.
Oh, he...
IN PICTURES: ’CANES ROLL PAST RAMS IN FOOTBALL SEASON OPENER
The Coral Shores Hurricanes varsity football team opened the season with a scoring barrage in a win against Varela, 48-0, at Barley Stadium on Aug. 26. Senior...
