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- REEF’S REPORT: CELEBRATING SIX YEARS OF SAFE SANCTUARY, A ‘NO FUR’ CAMPAIGN & HUMAN HEALINGby Reef the Fox on March 19, 2026 at 5:43 pm
Hi friends! Reef the fox here with your weekly Reef’s Report. On March 18, Pawsitive Beginnings turned 6 years old. Six years ago, this sanctuary was just an idea, a big, hopeful, slightly terrifying idea sitting in the heart of one determined human, my mom Nicole Navarro, who believed that animals that had known suffering
- MUSIC FESTIVAL PRODUCER KYLE CARTER HOPES TO RUN KEY WEST’S AMPHITHEATER; RAMS HEAD WON’T EXTEND ITS CURRENT CONTRACTby Mandy Miles on March 19, 2026 at 5:00 pm
Key West officials need to find a new manager to run the city’s outdoor amphitheater at Truman Waterfront Park, but they may not need to look far. Rams Head Promotions has operated Key West’s Coffee Butler Amphitheater since it opened in 2019. Its current management contract includes an option for a three-year extension in August,
- FOUNDERS BASEBALL FIELD IMPROVEMENTS STALL AMID DIFFERENCES BETWEEN VILLAGE, SCHOOL DISTRICTby Jim McCarthy on March 19, 2026 at 4:30 pm
An agreement is stalling between the Village of Islamorada and Monroe County School District to implement more than $5 million in improvements to the Founders Park baseball field. A project led by the school district on village park property proposes field enhancements and upgraded amenities at the home of Coral Shores High School baseball. New
- COUNTY COMMISSION TACKLES HIGGS BEACH TRANSFER & APPROVES MARATHON AIRPORT FUNDINGby Alex Rickert on March 19, 2026 at 4:21 pm
A transfer of Higgs Beach to the city of Key West, funding for commercial air service at Marathon Airport and the framework of a payment deferral program for residents hit hard by local assessments highlighted the Monroe County’s March 11 session in Key Largo. The commission opened the meeting by giving staff a green light
- MILES TO GO: 50 YEARS IN, GUILD HALL GALLERY STILL A GREAT PLACE TO HANGby Mandy Miles on March 19, 2026 at 4:06 pm
I’ll admit, I had fallen into a minor snit last Thursday morning. My departure from the house was delayed when a shoe strap broke as I stepped off the front porch. Plus, I’d awakened thinking it was Friday, so was quickly disappointed. It felt hotter than it should for March and downtown, people weren’t driving
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