by Arnaud and Naja Girard So far, the Florida Keys have had 40 people test positive for Covid-19. Thursday saw
Read MoreFollowing confusion over whether or not traffic checkpoints, set up just last Friday, could continue past Sunday, Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, Monroe County, and the municipalities have partnered to continue to keep them in operation 24-hours a day.
Read MoreThe stations began 24-hour operations Friday morning until further notice. The checkpoint is being reevaluated daily. Only residents, property owners, and those actively involved in work in the Florida Keys will be admitted, including fuel tankers, delivery and grocery trucks.
Read More“The order should allow only travel for essential services like grocery stores and health care providers, and to and from the workplace for critical workers.
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Read MoreMarch 23, 2020 Monroe County’s Chief Judge, Mark Jones, has issued an order restricting activities in courthouse facilities due to
Read MoreTo best safeguard the community against the threat of COVID-19, Womankind will remain open only for services deemed “essential” –
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