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  • Line workers hospitalized following shock incident in Islamorada
    by Jim McCarthy on August 31, 2026 at 7:53 pm

    Florida Keys Electric Cooperative said Monday afternoon that three line workers were transported to the hospital after they were shocked while working on an underground electrical feed on Plantation Key in Islamorada. The three workers sustained varying degrees of shock, but FKEC said no serious injuries were sustained in the incident. The three workers were

  • Just a Few Friends festival unveils Jimmy Buffett Look-Alike Contest
    by Contributed on August 31, 2026 at 2:54 pm

    The first Bubba Look-Alike Showdown, presented by Hogfish Bar & Grill, will take over the 200 block of Duval Street on Friday, Sept. 4, before Gary Roland and the Landsharks return to recreate the spirit of the 1998 Meeting of the Minds street concert, when Jimmy Buffett surprised the crowd. The free outdoor celebration will

  • Nonprofit seeks 12 felines to star in upcoming ‘Catlender’
    by Contributed on August 31, 2026 at 2:51 pm

    Casting for Cats is searching for the stars for its 2027 “Catlendar” and is inviting cat lovers throughout the Keys and beyond to submit photos of their favorite feline for a chance to be featured. The nonprofit organization will select 12 cats to appear in the 2027 calendar, with one featured for each month. Whether

  • Culinary finale: Key West’s heritage desserts
    by Carol Shaughnessy on August 31, 2026 at 2:47 pm

    The tradition of sharing sweet foodstuffs dates back to ancient times, when they were presented as offerings to the gods or served at the end of feasts.  In the Middle Ages, sweet dishes were often made from dried fruits or honey. Although European sugar manufacturing began during the same time, the cost of sugar limited

  • Marathon Neighbor of the Week: Heather Rouse
    by Jen Alexander on August 31, 2026 at 2:43 pm

    No matter how many individuals appear in the pages of each edition of Keys Weekly, there are always so many more of our community members who deserve to be recognized. In an effort to shine a spotlight on more of the incredible individuals who live and work in these islands, Keys Weekly is proud to

 


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