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Local WWII wreck on pollution list

Key West Citizen - Sunday, May 26, 2013

Old sunken ships can be beneficial to the environment and economy, as the wrecks provide habitat for marine life and draw scuba divers. There have been several old ships intentionally sunk in the...

TO ASK OR ASK NOT FOR STUDY: Hulse says it doesn't equal channel widening

Key West Citizen - Sunday, May 26, 2013

Today begins an occasional series profiling people behind the debate over widening the main shipping channel for cruise ships. Voters will be asked Oct. 1 to approve an official study on it, or...

TO ASK OR ASK NOT FOR STUDY: Benson says it would definitely lead to dredging

Key West Citizen - Sunday, May 26, 2013

Today begins an occasional series profiling people behind the debate over widening the main shipping channel for cruise ships. Voters will be asked Oct. 1 to approve an official study on it, or...
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STOCK ISLAND -- The owner of a jewelry store is due in court on Monday for allegedly violating his secondhand dealer's license, according to the Sheriff's Office. Leandro Oscar Alvarez, owner of...
Citizen's Voice

"Now that bicycling month is almost over, how's about June being bicycle traffic enforcement month? Let's have Key West's finest start ticketing and harassing bicycle riders on our streets. I'm tired...
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Slain crocodile remembered with a beachside ceremony

Islamorada/KL Free Press - Wednesday, May 22, 2013
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ISLAMORADA -- Through the years, plenty of eccentric waterside memorials have been held in the Florida Keys for departed loved ones.

County:Key Largono donor

Islamorada/KL Free Press - Wednesday, May 22, 2013
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KEY LARGO -- Key Largo residents are getting more county services than they are being taxed for, according to initial documents provided by Monroe County. A small group of influential Key Largo and Tavernier residents have begun meeting monthly to explore breaking off from the county and forming their own municipality.

City latches on to zip line

Islamorada/KL Free Press - Wednesday, May 22, 2013

MARATHON -- The Marathon City Council, by a 4-1 vote last week, once again attached its support to a zip-line project as the best solution for bringing much-needed money to foundering Crane Point...
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