Council to consider second reading of White Marlin swim zone
Creation of a swim zone to mitigate issues at a popular Islamorada sandbar will be heard again during the village council’s meeting on Thursday,...
At 93, legendary diver and photographer Jerry Greenberg goes under one more time
Jerry Greenberg can often be found examining laminated photographs of Key Largo reefs long gone. Those who don’t know would never guess that the...
Upper Keys club names Rotarian of the Year
Upper Keys Rotarian Jill Miranda Baker was named Rotarian of the Year at the Club’s annual meeting on June 30. Outgoing president Joe Roth...
Personal trainer starts new business, goes virtual for clients
Kara Jaeger knows what it takes for one to reach workout goals. Despite the continuing coronavirus pandemic, the personal trainer is finding a new...
Village cuts Fills parking in half
Activity on the Fills remained quiet during the Fourth of July weekend due to the village’s full closure as a COVID-19 protective measure. The...
Foxes facing death at fur farm find sanctuary in the Keys
Two foxes left to die on a Midwest fur farm have found sanctuary in the Keys.
Louie’s fur wasn’t good enough for a coat, while...
Museum to celebrate Women PADI Dive Day
The History of Diving Museum is inviting the public to join in on a weekend of celebrating women divers during this year’s PADI Women...
Islamorada Moose awards scholarships
Windley Hagood is one of eight recipients of the Islamorada Moose Lodge 2151 Scholarship Fund. In total, the lodge’s fund gave $7,000 in scholarships....
GARBAGE GRAB CONCERNS – Village to see if issues resolved with acquisition by new company
Issues in Islamorada surrounding garbage pickup have grown through the years, between missed pickups and frequent truck breakdowns. Village officials’ patience has grown thin...
Village lessens visitors to Fills, takes aim at mini-season
Islamorada Village Council took a step to lessen the number of visitors frequenting the Fills at a July 1 special meeting by agreeing to...
