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Stimulus loan of $36M still sought

Key West Citizen - Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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The School Board will let the district continue preparations for a $36 million stimulus loan to build a new middle school now that board members have aired their concerns over a scathing audit...

State mulls permit rules

Key West Citizen - Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Permit fishing is not only big fun, it is big money for backcountry fishing guides and charter boat captains in the Florida Keys. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has...

Grand jury indicts 4 more in IRS jail scam

Key West Citizen - Wednesday, March 10, 2010

A federal grand jury that indicted the former Key West Public Works superintendent and three of his family members on charges that they operated a tax fraud scheme from the Monroe County jail nette
Citizen's Voice

"To the driver who ran over the white and orange cat on North Roosevelt Boulevard at 2 a.m. Saturday and didn't turn around to move it out of the street: Don't worry, I turned around to pick it up...
Crime Report

STOCK ISLAND -- A traffic stop for speeding led to the arrest of two spring breakers on drug charges, reports say. Andrew Crites and Brett Shambach, both 21 and from St. Augustine, were charged...
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Channel marker proposal upsets anglers

Islamorada/KL Free Press - Wednesday, March 10, 2010

UPPER KEYS -- A proposed pilot project to erect Coast Guard approved channel markers in Florida Bay is raising the hackles of some fishing guides and anglers.

Corps: Unspent sewer money won't jeopardize future funding

Islamorada/KL Free Press - Wednesday, March 10, 2010

UPPER KEYS -- All $25.4 million in wastewater federal stimulus money appropriated to the Keys this year is scheduled to be spent by the first of week of July, said Shelly Trulock, Keys water quality...

Voters shift balance

Islamorada/KL Free Press - Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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ISLAMORADA -- In an election that could bring the village's nascent sewer program to a screeching halt, Islamorada voters Tuesday unseated incumbents Jill Zima Borski and Deb Gillis, replacing them
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