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Public marina to get a makeover

Key West Citizen - Friday, January 27, 2012
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Key West's public marina at Garrison Bight is about to get a face-lift with help from a half-million-dollar grant from the U.S. Department of the Interior and its Fish Wildlife Service.

Who should decide power issue?

Key West Citizen - Friday, January 27, 2012
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Everyone with a vested interest in bringing commercial power to No Name Key is awaiting a circuit judge's ruling on whether he or the Florida Public Service Commission should decide the controversial...

Court: Maker must explain how DUI tester works

Key West Citizen - Friday, January 27, 2012
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The ongoing legal row over the use of an alcohol-sensing breath machine in Florida Keys drunk driving investigations continues to widen after an appellate court this month upheld a lower court's...
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"I enjoy Citizen of the Day featuring both 'freshwater conchs' and 'home-grown conchs.' As a fourth-generation Conch, I welcome all the people who have chosen to move to Key West and become part of...
Crime Report

STOCK ISLAND -- A Miami man was arrested on drug charges Wednesday night after diving into an SUV with a blond wig on to evade deputies, according to a press release from sheriff's spokeswoman Deputy...
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Business startups on the rise

Islamorada/KL Free Press - Wednesday, January 25, 2012

FLORIDA KEYS -- If you've noticed an infusion of new businesses of late while driving the Overseas Highway, your perception is no self-deception. During the second half of 2011, the Monroe County Tax Collector's Office registered 775 new local business tax locales, records show.

Litigation costs mounting

Islamorada/KL Free Press - Wednesday, January 25, 2012

ISLAMORADA -- The complaints about the north Plantation Key sewer system have died down. But the village's legal fight with the contractor that built the system certainly hasn't, records...

Cold snap blamed for absence of juvenile snook

Islamorada/KL Free Press - Wednesday, January 25, 2012

FLORIDA BAY -- Anglers say a prolonged cold snap that killed countless fish two years ago continues to put a damper on snook fishing. "We had a strong snook fishery around Key Largo in places like...
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