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Key West will commemorate the  International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition with events on Sunday, Aug. 23 at William Weech American Legion, 803 Emma St., and at the Key West African Cemetery at Higgs Beach. The international recognition commemorates the day, in August 1791, when a slave uprising in

During the summer, Habitat for Humanity of the Upper Keys dedicated five homes to local families, celebrating the hard work, commitment and community support that make homeownership possible.   Yanet Miranda and Rafael Perez kicked off the series of summer dedications on June 25. Perez has been a local business owner for 15 years, while Miranda

While Key West is synonymous with Margaritaville-themed vibes, local bar and restaurant visionary Chris Shultz redefined the Key West night scene over a decade ago. Boldly bucking the trend of steel drums and Jimmy Buffett nostalgia, Shultz created a cult following with steampunk designs and ’80s retro décor at his legendary bar, the Porch on

God I love a question that requires no research. But stop spelling “favourite” like you’re a British person. You grew up in Maryland. Write American. Favorites and unfavorites are tricky things, though. My affinities change every 10 minutes. Some days I love great blue herons. Some days I’m like, ugh, so basic.  Cormorants, brown pelicans,

There is no shortage of stories told about the Florida Keys. One Upper Keys favorite that has been passed from barstool to barstool for a long time is the origin of the Tavernier name.  As the story goes, a thirsty sailor came ashore at the southern, Atlantic-facing edge of Key Largo and asked, “Is there