Keys Weekly Newspapers
WEBAlready boasting the largest newspaper circulation in the Florida Keys, The Keys Weekly are the only locally-owned and operated publishing company in South Florida – and fastest growing!
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WEB89240 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY, SUITE 2. TAVERNIER FL 33070. KEY WEST WEEKLY. 305.453.6928. 305.509.7347. 5450 MACDONALD AVENUE, NO. 5. KEY WEST, FL 33040. Overseas Media Group is an adjoining arm to Keys Weekly. Visit for digital marketing and social media strategies.
Key West Archives - Florida Keys Weekly Newspapers
WEBKey West Side Tracks is hosted by Gwen Filosa, Keys Weekly digital editor and Pulitzer Prize winner for her part of covering the devastation of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans in 2005. Keys Weekly is the only locally owned and operated news organization in the Florida Keys. keysweekly.com The Keys Weekly Newspaper's three editions -- Key West ...
Breaking News Archives - Florida Keys Weekly Newspapers
WEBKey West Side Tracks is hosted by Gwen Filosa, Keys Weekly digital editor and Pulitzer Prize winner for her part of covering the devastation of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans in 2005. Keys Weekly is the only locally owned and operated news organization in the Florida Keys. keysweekly.com The Keys Weekly Newspaper's three editions -- Key West ...
RARE ARTIFACTS CONTINUE TO TELL THE 1622 SHIPWRECK …
WEBApr 17, 2021 · Scott Neill/Contributed. Karolina Calderwood, left, and Carol Tedesco, right, met at the Mel Fisher’s Treasures shop on Duval Street Monday to examine and photograph two exceptional artifacts previously recovered from the Nuestra Senora de Atocha shipwreck: an unusual silver “piece of eight” treasure coin and a …
WHO NAMED THE KEYS? ORIGINS AS QUIRKY AS THE INHABITANTS
WEBApr 30, 2021 · One of those was Charles Brookfield. He was born in 1903 in Philadelphia. At 21, he ventured to Miami and immersed himself in the history of South Florida and the Keys. In 1926, Brookfield built a boat designed to navigate the local reefs, shoals and seagrass shallows. He named the 26-foot vessel with a draw of 26 inches Manatee.
Marathon Archives - Florida Keys Weekly Newspapers
WEBJun 9, 2020 · The Florida Keys Weekly Podcast recently caught up with the Grammy-winning artist. The discussion ranges from his earlier years, including his first-ever live gig with Gregg Allman on Duval Street, to which artists Haynes believes will carry the guitar hero torch into the next generations of music. 24:04. Oct 11.
LOBSTER MINI-SEASON: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
WEBJul 23, 2021 · During the July two-day sport season, and regular lobster season (Aug. 6 – March 31), NO snorkeling or diving is allowed within 300 feet of residential or commercial shoreline. This includes canals and any public or private marinas. In Marathon, this local rule applies during the two-day sport season. In Key Colony Beach, this local rule ...
NEW DETAILS EMERGE IN MARATHON WATERCRAFT CRASH …
WEBAug 14, 2024 · A 47-year-old father and his 9-year-old son died Tuesday night after their personal watercraft (PWC) crashed into a seawall in a Boot Key Harbor canal, multiple officials told the Weekly on Aug. 14. At press time, officials had yet to release the names of the individuals. The father was pronounced dead at the scene after being thrown over the ...
MUSICIAN MICHAEL McCLOUD IS LEAVING KEY WEST AFTER 40 …
WEBApril 20, 2023. Musician Michael McCloud will leave Key West after 40 years. RALPH DE PALMA/ Contributed. By Ralph De Palma. If you’ve ever happened into Schooner Wharf Bar on basically any afternoon, you’ve seen and heard local troubadour Michael McCloud, who will be leaving Key West later this month after 40 years on the island.
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