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This week marks the midway point for prep softball regular-season play, and Keys teams experienced a variety of competition leading up to their breaks.  Coral Shores played one game, a March 10 home contest against Somerset South Homestead. Despite defeating South Homestead in their first game of the season, the Lady ’Canes came up short

“Wow, that’s a painting? It looks so real.” The art world calls it “meticulous realism,” but Michael Harrell’s admirers and collectors just see it as the wow factor.  The Gallery on Greene, 606 Greene St., will host an opening reception on Saturday, March 21 from 5 to 8 p.m. to mark a new exhibit by

When Ron and Denise Guntert began spending more time in Marathon, they brought with them more than just suitcases and sunhats.  Longtime members of the Sacramento/San Joaquin branch of the International Wine & Food Society (IWFS), the couple arrived with a deep appreciation for fine wine, memorable meals and the friendships that form around a

You know the old Lions Club building on the boulevard? It’s the only building in Key West with a gold lion statue out front. (And before anyone sends me a snarky email, that’s a tiger in front of city hall.) You may have noticed the building at 2405 N. Roosevelt Blvd. is looking sharp these

Just a few miles offshore, the coral reefs of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary support one of the most diverse marine ecosystems in North America. But for many who live in or visit the Florida Keys, those reefs remain largely unseen: Not everyone dives, and not everyone swims.  Still, protection of the reefs depends