‘CANES BOYS TENNIS PERFECT AT SOUTH DADE AS MARATHON NOTCHES SECOND WIN
In their final matches prior to districts, Coral Shores traveled to South Dade High School on April 11 to take on the Buccaneers. The boys swept the...
MICHAEL FRANTI BRINGS BIG LOVE CONCERT TO KEY WEST
Michael Franti and Spearhead on April 12 enveloped the Coffee Butler Amphitheater in a sea of positivity that has come to define Franti’s life and music.
The American...
THE KEYS WEEKLY SPORTS WRAP PODCAST: TENNIS DISTRICTS & STAT LEADERS ON THE DIAMOND
In this week’s Keys Weekly Sports Wrap Podcast, Sean and Tracy give an early rundown of Monroe County tennis teams’ district performances and spotlight standout baseball and...
KEYS LACROSSE TEAMS FALL OUT OF PLAYOFFS
In postseason lacrosse action, Key West’s boys’ winning record and strength of schedule earned a coveted bye. Coral Shores played Westminster Christian in the FHSAA 1A District...
OPINION: STOCK ISLAND GROUP WANTS MORE INFO ABOUT ANNEXATION OPTIONS
Dear Editor,
At the last Stock Island Association (SIA) meeting, members discussed the prospect of annexing Stock Island and Key Haven to make them part of the city...
ISLAND ASTROLOGER: BIG SURPRISES ARE IN STORE
We are in the last few days of Aries season, and the sun is about to waltz right into the verdant and peaceful garden of Taurus. When...
MIKKEL ROSS EARNS ACADEMIC ALL-STATE HONOR
Marathon High School is home to yet another Academic All-State athlete in senior multisport phenom Mikkel Ross.
On April 10, the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) announced...
FINS SOFTBALL GETS REVENGE ON CARROLLTON
Dolphins softball secured the only win among Keys teams last week as postseason approaches for at least two squads.
The Fins’ Elena Eubank registered 3 hits and 3...
JOHN BARTUS: CELEBRATING A.S.K. DURING AUTISM AWARENESS MONTH
Autism is on the rise. Once a condition that affected only one in 10,000 children, autism today affects an estimated one in 36 children. One in 45...
BATTLING THE WIND: SCENES FROM THE 7 MILE BRIDGE RUN
Last Friday night, 1,500 runners headed to bed praying for a northern shift in the winds forecast for the following morning.
Instead, harriers in the 43rd annual 7...
