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Cheers: To the Key West community, which turned out to support the city’s Holiday Parade. In one of the largest and longest parades in recent memory, families and friends took

As climate change makes disasters like hurricanes, floods, and wildfires become more frequent, severe, and expensive, residents and policymakers are increasingly turning toward community land trusts (CLTs)—nonprofits that buy land to ensure community control, stave off displacement, and ensure long-term affordability.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have broken ground on a project to restore more than 100 acres of land and 40

• Supportive services offered

The Florida Keys Wildlife Society will kick off its upcoming fall/winter 2022-2023 lecture series with a discussion by Keys birder and photographer Mark Hedden.

• Library tech tutoring

Hundreds of Cuban migrants land vessels on Florida shores during holiday week

Miami Sector Border Patrol officials report hundreds of mostly Cuban migrant apprehensions as a resurgence of boats hits Florida.

Miami Sector Border Patrol officials report hundreds of mostly Cuban migrant apprehensions as a resurgence of boats hits Florida.

All Monroe County Fire Rescue stations are designated Toys for Tots dropoff locations for new, unwrapped gifts for local children.