Town Key West

“You were Goose.” Yep, that was me, the picture of professionalism last week, calling a county commissioner a goose while sitting in his office at the Gato Building. He didn’t throw me out or quietly ask his assistant Sue Burke to call the nice behavioral health folks at dePoo Hospital to come get me.  It

Some 350 participants donned swim caps, goggles and sunscreen for the 8-mile roundtrip around Alligator Reef Lighthouse on Sept. 12. The annual Swim for Alligator Lighthouse saw solo swimmers and relay teams, as well as their kayaking assistants, setting out from Amara Cay Resort around 7:30 a.m. to the historical beacon.  Three hours and 4

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) began work Sept. 16 to install waterway markers, including signs and buoys, to establish designated anchoring areas within portions of Boot Key, Bahia Honda, Niles Channel, Cow Key Channel, Sigsbee, Garrison Bight Flats and Fleming Key in Monroe County. In 2022, the Florida Legislature approved changes to

Nearly every longtime Key West resident knows Will Soto — and over the years, countless hordes of visitors have marveled as he walked a tightrope, juggling and bantering with them during Key West’s famed sunset celebration at Mallory Square.  Now, after decades of sharing his talent, he needs our help.  Will Soto was more than

State Rep. Jim Mooney and Sen. Ana Maria Rodriguez took a tour of Marathon on Sept. 9, showering Middle Keys governments and nonprofits with cash as they celebrated the success of recent legislative appropriations. The representative-sponsored initiatives were among millions of dollars bestowed to the Keys in the most recent state budget, including: Total legislative