Clarence W. Phillips
Clarence W. Phillips died in Fernandina Beach, Florida, on May 29, 2023 at the age of 85.
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CFK announces principal of new charter high school
The College of the Florida Keys recently announced Wendy McPherson as the first principal of CFK Academy, the college’s new collegiate charter high school.
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CFK announces principal of new charter high school
The College of the Florida Keys has announced the hiring of Wendy McPherson, Ph.D., as the first principal of CFK Academy, the college’s new charter high school. She will start
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Energy conservation calendars available
Keys Energy Services 26th annual Energy Conservation Calendar is now available. Customers can pick up a free copy of the calendar at 1001 James St. in Key West while supplies
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Bowes joins Community Foundation team
Long-time Key West resident Kevin Bowes has joined the Community Foundation of the Florida Keys as director of philanthropic services.
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KEYS selects elementary school student art for calendar
Keys Energy Services recently sponsored an energy conservation art contest for all elementary school students in the Lower Keys. One overall winner and two winners from each grade level were selected, from more than 2,000 entries, to grace the pages of KEYSรขยย 25th annual Energy Conservation calendar. The overall winner was Charlotte Gehin, a second-grade student from Sigsbee Elementary School. Her artwork will be featured on the cover of the calendar. The winning artists whose work will ill...
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