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Sunday, December 30, 2012
New laws, cruise debate marked 2012 in key west

For the city of Key West, 2012 brought a new city manager, a host of new laws targeting the homeless and a decision, finally, to let voters next fall choose whether to order a study on the proposed widening of a ship channel to better accommodate cruise ships.

Voters will decide via a referendum, the commission ruled, after a year of emotional and heated debate.

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Its over

The cruise ship debate is over. Bigger vessels are heading our way. And many of them. I think they should build a cruise dock on the west side of sunset island. What the hell, certain times of the year the housing there blocks the sunset finale anyway.

Channel

Don't change the Channel......

Cruise ships

No local goes downtown because of the nightmare that the cruise ships have created. Time to get that mess under control. This is our town and home.

Citizen disseminates misinformation...

What are they smoking out there?

"Each year, about 200,000 cruise ship passengers land on Key West, which owns one of the three piers on the island."

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