UPPER KEYS SIBLING MURDER TRIAL IS UNDERWAY IN KEY WEST COURTROOM
Dressed in a blue suit coat, Daniel Weisberger entered a Key West courtroom on Jan. 14. His leg ankle chains clang as he proceeded to a table...
NATURE LECTURE SERIES RETURNS WITH A TALK ON THE INVASIVE BURMESE PYTHON
The annual “Delicate Balance of Nature” lecture series returns to John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park in Key Largo on Wednesday, Jan. 15 with a discussion on...
ISLAMORADA COUNCILMAN BUDDY PINDER RESIGNS
A shakeup continues in Islamorada government as councilman Joseph “Buddy” Pinder III tendered his resignation on Jan. 10.
Pinder, who was first elected in 2020, submitted a letter...
CHARTER BOAT RESCUES FAMILY WHOSE BOAT CAPSIZED OFF KEY LARGO
Capt. Joe Hall had 35 customers aboard his Sailors Choice charter fishing boat on New Year’s Day. The seas were relatively calm and the group was headed...
ISLAMORADA CUTS TIES WITH MANAGER ROB COLE THROUGH A RESIGNATION-FOR-SEVERANCE-PAY AGREEMENT
There were questions and accusations. Tempers flared and voices were raised as discussion ensued over the sequence of events which led four Islamorada council members to approve...
WOUNDED WARRIORS RETURN THIS WEEKEND
The Wounded Warrior Project Soldier Ride takes place Friday and Saturday, Jan. 10 and 11, in the Upper, Middle and Lower Keys. Residents and visitors are encouraged...
ATTENTION SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS: CORPORATE TRANSPARENCY ACT FILING DEADLINE REINSTATED
Attention small business owners:If you run a corporation, LLC, or other registered entity that was created in the United States by filing a document with a secretary...
FLUORIDE OR NO FLUORIDE? KEYS WATER PROVIDER SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT
Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority customers can weigh in on whether they support the continued use of fluoride in water coming through their faucets.
In November, Florida Surgeon General...
SIMPLY INCREDIBLE: THE HEARTWARMING SIDE OF THE 2024 HEADLINES
In the news business, they say “if it bleeds, it leads.” But the Keys Weekly has always been more about telling the stories of the people, businesses...
ARTIFICIAL REEFS, RULE CHANGES AND A MAD DASH TO RESTORE CORALS CAUGHT THE PUBLIC’S...
Wild videos of spinning fish, efforts to restore and supplement a beleaguered reef tract, and a highly-anticipated new set of rules governing one of the country’s most...
