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No matter how many individuals appear in the pages of each edition of Keys Weekly, there are always so many more of our community members who deserve to be recognized. In an effort to shine a spotlight on more of the incredible individuals who live and work in these islands, Keys Weekly is proud to

In the Florida Keys, hydration gets treated like a personality trait. Everyone has a giant water bottle. Everyone is tracking ounces. Everyone is adding powders, drops, minerals, packets, lemons, cucumbers and sometimes what appears to be an entire produce aisle into their cup.  And listen, I love the effort. But somewhere along the way, we

By Raffie Baker  The idea of a “vintage girl vacation” involves disconnecting from the screen and reconnecting with the physical world. It may sound simple — tuck your phone away and be present, but when your entire day revolves around the device in your hand, and the one you need for work, disconnecting becomes more

A Delray Beach couple are facing charges after deputies said they two left their young children alone in a Key Largo hotel room while they were at the pool.  On July 4, the sheriff’s office responded to the Reefhouse Resort & Marina at approximately 1:45 p.m. after employees reported they had to enter a room

From patriotic floats to participants wielding Super Soakers on boats, the Key Largo Chamber of Commerce’s 50th Fourth of July brought hundreds of participants and thousands of spectators to U.S. 1. The procession was led by the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office’s motorcycles and grand marshal David Kay, or “Video Dave” as the community knows him.