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Sugarloaf Key residents and developers of a proposed affordable housing project have reached an agreement that will bring 56 units of workforce housing to that Key, a reduction of 32

Carmel Valley resident Stuart Schaffer and William Sutjiadi of 4S Ranch have brought the tastes of a well-known Japanese bakery to San Diego with Salt & Butter, serving up hot and fresh rolls, loaves, panini and sweet pastry treats.

A letter from Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority Director Greg Veliz about reducing the amount of water being pumped from the mainland to the Keys is again raising the debate abut

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Salt & Butter is now open in the Miramar area

A group of Sugarloaf Key homeowners have appealed an approval by the Monroe County Planning Commission of a development of an 88-unit housing project at the entrance to the South Point neighborhood in Sugarloaf Shores. The residents have also filed a petition to Monroe County Commission, who will hear the appeal, by 672 owners and full-time residents in Sugarloaf Shores opposing the project called the Dockside & the Landings Apartments. Key West restaurateur Joe Walsh has partnered with the Sou...

A proposal to place 88 units of affordable housing on Lower Sugarloaf Key cleared a major hurdle Wednesday evening when the Monroe County Planning Commission unanimously approved a major conditional use permit for the project. The Planning Commission’s unanimous vote on Wednesday came after hours of testimony by a large group of Lower Sugarloaf Key residents opposing the project, called the Dockside & the Landings Apartments on South Point Drive. They called the project too dense and not c...