Category: Issue #250

Issue #250

The non-profit organization, Legal Services of Greater Miami, Inc., is reaching out to low-income Florida Keys Hurricane Irma survivors with

Issue #250

Over 400 Florida Keys families, who lost their homes due to Hurricane Irma, are still residing in hotels. FEMA announced

As the drill bit spins debris is scattered about, as it is with life. ~ by Rodger Stuart Davis Rodger’s photography

Issue #250

Sheriff’s Detective Lance Hernandez is asking for the public’s help identifying a burglary suspect whose image was captured on surveillance cameras

The victim told detectives from the Sheriff’s Major Crimes Unit she was sitting in front of K-Mart in Marathon at 2

Art

by Kirby Congdon…….. Webster’s Dictionary defines a poem as “a style more imaginative than ordinary speech.” This could be anything

~ Artists ~

Monday, January 15, the Key West Friends of the Library will welcome author and critic, Teju Cole, to the podium

Issue #250

The first Cemetery Stroll to be offered at the Historic Key West Cemetery this season will take place on January 27,