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In honor of Father’s Day, we asked dozens of Key West dads to share some thoughts — and some habits that have elicited eye-rolls from their adolescent offspring. I’ve filled an entire column with reasons I rolled my eyes at my dad. He was overprotective. How dare someone spend their entire existence worrying insanely about

Their jokes are so bad they’re good, they’re experts in tasks few others would be proud of – and we love them anyway. This Father’s Day, the Keys Weekly got in touch with a few of our Middle Keys dads to find out more about their wacky senses of humor, their head-scratching and belly-laughing moments

Father’s Day can be spent in many ways for Keys dads. Perhaps it’s a day on the boat and some fishing with family, ending with a fresh catch for dinner. For others, it could be a day on the recliner with an ice-cold beer as they watch the best golfers in the U.S. Open. Regardless

The Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary formally welcomed its new leader for the first time at a Sanctuary Advisory Council (SAC) session on June 16. John Armor, director of NOAA’s Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, introduced former SAC member and retired Army Corps of Engineers colonel Eddie Kertis Jr., citing his mix of environmental expertise,

There may be less traffic on U.S. 1, but there are still 737 students attending summer school in Monroe County.  School board chairman John Dick pointed out during a recent interview that the district must provide school resource officers whenever students are present. At a meeting on June 10, the board approved an annual budget