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Key West politics | A missing county commissioner
The only thing certain in the Key West political debacle that centers on the unruly, much missing-in-action Monroe County Commissioner Eddie Martinez is that its resolutions will shape the Key West community for decades. So, while I'd rather be hanging holly, let's...
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Clickbait ahead | Five ways to get rid of your Key West holiday guests
Happy Key West Christmas Parade Saturday, my friends. I’m in Des Moines for a few days taking care of a family thing. Rather than skip a week, I dug into the archives and thought this one from December 2019, would work. Keep your fingers crossed. With a little luck...
Key West Thanksgiving: 3 unexpected things for which to be grateful
Well, what else did you expect this Key West morning? I'm not passing up a chance to be grateful. Thursday was, as it has been since 1621, the kick-off celebration to six weeks or so of happy holidaying. That's 400 years of U.S. history, mythology and misconstruction...
Key West power boats | Time to tone down the skirmishes
The 2021 Key West power boat race folks and their toys left the island this week — and the grass about ready for mowing. Social media predicted a disaster. Didn’t happen.
Living in Key West: Let’s treat each other gently
The humidity this morning in the Shenandoah Valley is 47 percent, which Accuweather says is "ideal." Are they freaking nuts? Get me back to Key West, give me 20 points more and I might agree. Ranger Ed and I have been off-island for a week, visiting family scattered...
Really. It's not about making your guests leave. It's about finding quiet moments in a busy time. Wherever you are. Deep breath. Enjoy.
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Happy Key West Christmas Parade Saturday, my friends. I’m in Des Moines for a few days taking care of a family thing. Rather than skip a week, I dug into theI converted my guest room to a den. They can stay in a hotel if they want to visit.
I sold my house!
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Key West Island News
Who we are: We are a Key West-owned digital news and information company that uses a community-support model to sustain our news, information and connections mission. Our funding comes from our local and off-island subscribers, select advertisers and investors. We are governed by an advisory board comprising residents and journalism and community-building professionals. Editor and publisher Linda Grist Cunningham owns KeyWestWatch Media LLC, which publishes Key West Island News What we do: We do original reporting and aggregate information from trusted news sources in Key West, the Keys and the state of Florida. We choose our trusted sources carefully to ensure accuracy and useful information. Why we do it: We believe Key West needs a comprehensive, trusted source of news and information — a single place where residents and friends of Key West can find what they need to know each day. What’s important to us: The topics shape our coverage: The Key West mystique; economic development; environmental protection; not-for-profits, arts and entertainment; small businesses and entrepreneurs.
Martha Hubbard
“Key West is an amazing canvas”
Key West chef and photographer Martha Hubbard walks the island each morning. For years she has shared with her social media friends a photo or two to start the day. Now she shares her photographs exclusively with Key West Island News. From pounding waves off the White Street pier to a Royal Poinciana bursting red, Martha’s photos are a stunning reminder that we live in a canvas made new every day.
Shade Ceramics and Shutter Photography
Contemporary artisan ceramics and photographs crafted in Key West | Follow the latest news from our gallery! We love sharing what we’re doing in the White Street gallery — and we welcome you to stop in when you’re in the neighborhood.