Estate transforms for Womankind event
Chuck Gillmore and Larry Johnson bring in a croquet win
The annual Womankind croquet tournament, which raises money for women’s and men’s health in Key...
Party for the ‘Miler’ – Bottle Cap Lounge hosts pre-party for runners
Sunset Rotary’s scholarship fund benefited from last weekend’s 11th Annual Menendez Miler. Bobby Menendez is a former principal of Key West High School and...
Cuba – Worth a thousand words
Cuba’s landscape and cities are very diverse. Some towns are more than 500 years old such as Trinidad on the Caribbean coast, which is...
All things Cuba – The Weekly visits the Island ‘A Million Miles Away’
Cuba – a million miles from Miami
Impressions from a visit to the island nation
By Jason Koler
A note before we start: My journey to Cuba...
School dazzles with Spring Gala
Award winning performer caps perfect evening beneath the stars
Montessori Children’s School used their crystal ball and picked the perfect winter evening to present their...
Fantastic Finatics crush professional team*
A local crew of 10 basketball players ran the professional Harlem Ambassador team into the ground on Tuesday.
** “It was a slaughter,” said one...
Pivotal moments that define a lifetime
The door opens… do you go through?
Philosophers (amateur, professional, and inebriated) have debated the reasons for this thing called “Life” for millennia. As soon...
There are 3 types of people who should NOT read this column
Don’t say I didn’t warn you…
I got a lot of compliments from readers about last week’s column (“American Exceptionalism sans actual intelligence”). There are,...
‘Charlie Brown’ big hit at Marathon High School
Drama club brings “Peanuts” characters to life
Marathon High School’s Drama Club’s rendition of “You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown” pleases the crowd with singing,...
American exceptionalism sans actual intelligence
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts, a Pulitzer Prize winner (and remnant of what once was one of our great newspapers), once wrote a column...
