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HISTORY OF DIVING’S LECTURE SERIES WELCOMES SHARK RESEARCHER AUG. 21

Join the History of Diving Museum at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 21 for the “Immerse Yourself!” lecture on shark research and conservation biology...
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SQUIRREL SAVED: BLOW DART GETS REMOVED FOLLOWING A SUCCESSFUL RESCUE

A squirrel is roaming Islamorada dart-free thanks to the work of several local community members.  More than a week ago, village resident Glenda Soler spotted...

MORE THAN 50 COCAINE BRICKS FOUND IN THE UPPER KEYS SINCE LAST WEEK

A passing storm, which ultimately became Hurricane Debby, largely left the Florida Keys unscathed. But it did blow some 25 packages of cocaine onto...

KEYS DEPUTY WHO LOST LEG IN ACCIDENT RECEIVES PURPLE HEART & MASSIVE DONATION

Monroe County Sheriff’s deputy Julian Garcia stepped into the Founders Park Community Center ahead of an Aug. 7 meeting of the Islamorada Village Council....

ISLAMORADA’S HISTORY OF DIVING MUSEUM HAS FREE GUIDED TOURS ON AUG. 17

Those stopping by the History of Diving Museum on Saturday, Aug. 17 between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. can go on guided tours as...

IN PICTURES: SHERIFF’S OFFICE & PARTNERS HOST NATIONAL NIGHT OUT IN THE FLORIDA KEYS

Kids and families got their fill of fancy lights, vehicles, aircraft and equipment as law enforcement agencies and community partners throughout the Keys celebrated...

SQUIRREL SPOTTED WITH BLOW DART THROUGH ITS BODY IN ISLAMORADA

Islamorada resident Glenda Soler was beside herself when she spotted a squirrel with a blow dart through its body some eight months ago. Fast forward...
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PUBLIC CHIMES IN ON FUTURE DEVELOPMENT DURING ISLAMORADA WORKSHOP

A July 30 village workshop gave members of the public an opportunity to weigh in on how Islamorada could potentially navigate through the residential...
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ISLAMORADA COUNCIL CANDIDATE ANGEL BORDEN PASSES AWAY

A local businesswoman and candidate for Islamorada Village Council, Brycelynne “Angel” Borden, passed away on July 29 in Tavernier. She was 62.  Born on a...
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WATER PROJECT COMPLETED AHEAD OF SCHEDULE IN ISLAMORADA

Water being pumped into the Florida Keys is flowing through nearly 5 miles of new, larger pipe in Islamorada.   On July 29, Florida Keys Aqueduct...