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Parks DunnJunior, Coral ShoresSwimming “Parks is a fierce competitor who always races her heart out.” – Kelly Owens, Hurricane swim coach Coral Shores junior Parks Dunn is making quite the splash this season. The endurance specialist swept the distance freestyle events at last week’s tri-meet at Founders Park, winning the 200-yard freestyle in 2:23.76 by

A lagoon will again turn haunted, the Florida Bay will see witches and warlocks, and Founders Park and Key Largo School will welcome kids in all sorts of costumes this Halloween season in the Upper Keys. This spooky time of year brings all sorts of activities for the family to enjoy. Be sure to bring

Fantasy Fest’s Masquerade March, affectionately known as the Locals’ Parade, takes place Friday, Oct. 23 at 5:30 p.m., and is arguably the fan favorite, the community darling of the 10-day party. While the broader festival was established as a means of drawing tourism, and an economic bump, to the island in its sleepiest month, the

I was so duped. Duped because I didn’t even think to look into this one. Of course walking is good for our health, so I never really questioned the 10,000-step count. In my head, 10,000 steps is roughly, give or take, five miles, which for me is roughly 400 to 500 calories, which is roughly

An upcoming lecture welcomes a biologist who will discuss the significance of snakes in the Florida Keys.  The Friends of John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park and Dagny Johnson Key Largo Hammock Botanical State Park will present the ninth lecture of the 35th annual lecture series, “A Delicate Balance of Nature,” at John Pennekamp Coral