Road raising on Lower Mat estimated at $10 million, set for 2022
A state project currently in the design phase aims to address a roughly 4-mile stretch of road on Lower Matecumbe Key prone to flooding...
FORWARD ON THE FILLS – Village to submit master plan to FDOT by end...
A master plan aiming to reshape the future of the Fills will be sent to state transportation officials by the end of the year,...
FDOT: Pedestrian bridge project to break ground by year’s end
An elevated pedestrian bridge over U.S. 1 near Founders Park in Islamorada is nearing groundbreaking with project plans almost finalized, according to Florida Department...
Bad Boy Sushi: bad never tasted so good
Adrian Quesada is no stranger to sushi, to quality or to the Keys.
Quesada, who is Cuban, comes from a restauranting family. He and his...
TWO GOOD GUYS TAKE A STEP UP IN SHERIFF’S AGENCY
“More than any place I’ve worked before, I am so impressed with the community’s fantastic support. The agency is truly loved by the community....
ISLAMORADA CANDIDATE QUESTION OF THE WEEK – Coronavirus and the budget
Four seats are up for grabs on the Islamorada dais in this year’s election with current council members either running for other offices, terming...
BALLOTS GO OUT WITH NOTICE OF VILLAGE CANDIDATE’S PASSING
A lawsuit requesting the Monroe County Elections Office and its supervisor to count votes for Islamorada’s seat 4 didn’t get an emergency hearing from a...
Pedestrian Bridge, Fills plan updates highlight upcoming village meeting
Updates on the pedestrian bridge near Founders Park by the Florida Department of Transportation and the master plan at the Fills by the acting...
Restaurants can fully operate, per governor’s Phase 3 reopening announcement
Flanked by restaurateurs, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Friday that he’d be signing an order immediately allowing restaurants to operate at a minimum capacity...
Village approves budget, 3.015 millage rate
No public comment was heard during Islamorada Village Council’s second and final budget hearing on Sept. 21. As a result, council members unanimously approved...
