Category: Issue #180

The Old Hippie and the Banana Birds

by Ray Jason……. The old hippie has found his bliss. He runs a ten table restaurant down here south of

Hi, Anxiety

by Kim Pederson……. Apparently if you were to ask most Americans today “What, You Worry?” the answer would be yes.

Rick Boettger

Good Boy!

by Richard Boettger……. “What do you want to be when you grow up?” When asked this as kids, we understood that

Monroe County On Track to Surpass 100,000 Pounds of Recycled E-Waste

LONG KEY – At Monroe County’s Long Key Transfer Station at Mile Marker 68 last week, 28 pallets weighing 16,824

Florida Wildlife Federation, SCUBA and Environmental Organizations Challenge Massive Dredging Project to Save Threatened Corals

Port Everglades Project Would Repeat the Environmental Destruction Caused by PortMiami Dredging FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.— A group of environmental organizations

NOAA Launches America’s First National Water Forecast Model

New tool hailed as a game-changer for predicting floods and informing water-related decisions NOAA and its partners have developed a

News

Scott’s Undeclared ‘Polluters’ Holiday’ Stains Florida

Total Pollution Fine Revenue at Historic Low; Many Violators Face No Fines at All Tallahassee — Pollution pays in Florida

Barbarity on the Last Frontier

Many states have predator control programs targeting wolves, coyotes or bears that attack livestock. Alaska, however, has an Intensive Management

Park Service Pours Bucket of Mush on Effigy Mounds Scandal

Final Report on Desecration of Sacred Indian Sites Offers No Reforms or Remedies Washington, DC — The National Park Service

Toyen Film at Custom House Museum

Key West Art & Historical Society’s “Art as History, History as Art” film series continues Thursday, August 18 at 6:00