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No home inspection, no crime

Key West Citizen - Thursday, May 17, 2012
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Monroe County will not make it a crime for homeowners not to have a downstairs enclosure inspection before selling. Commissioners on Wednesday, however, agreed to set up a process in which buyers...

Navy seeks EIS input

Key West Citizen - Thursday, May 17, 2012

The Navy wants to hear from residents in its attempt to understand how its training impacts people and marine life from Key West to Maine. Military researchers are accepting comments on a newly...

City not convinced of state's opinion on Peary Court units

Key West Citizen - Thursday, May 17, 2012
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Key West officials say they are not completely sold on a state bureaucrat's opinion that prospective developers of Peary Court need not make 30 percent of their housing units affordable. Those...
Citizen's Voice

"Seems like there's been a lot of gang-related beatings in Key West lately. I, for one, am going to take George Zimmerman's lead. I think that if more of us did, the beatings would stop." "To...
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KEY WEST -- A local stripper called police from Homestead, where she lives, at 9:20 p.m. Sunday to report that she unwittingly may have stolen a car from Key West, according to a police incident...
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Political season arrives

Islamorada/KL Free Press - Wednesday, May 16, 2012

ISLAMORADA -- With elections less than six months away, candidates for the Village Council have begun to line up. In recent weeks and months, three Village Council incumbents have filed paperwork stating their intent to run for another two-year term, joining hotelier Paul Bates, who made his entry into the race official back in February 2011.

Tow wreckers must now toe the line in Marathon

Islamorada/KL Free Press - Wednesday, May 16, 2012

MARATHON -- The Marathon City Council moved last week to adopt a tow truck ordinance with a few changes. It is now mandatory for all tow wreckers performing non-consent towing to be registered with the city. This was meant to reduce the incidences of "rogue" tow operators purported to originate in Miami.

Young comic fights cancer with punchlines

Islamorada/KL Free Press - Wednesday, May 16, 2012
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ISLAMORADA -- If it's true that laughter is the best medicine, then Coral Shores High School graduate and aspiring comedian Jim Bernardin Jr. should be well on his way to recovery. Bernardin, 26,...
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