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Only 22% of 1,500 staghorn coral specimens on 7 iconic reefs survived heatwave; results will help shape future restoration strategies

1836: The Key West Enquirer reported that 200 refugees from mainland South Florida and the Upper Keys were at Indian Key and Key West to escape attack by Seminole warriors.

Bean Automotive Group has collaborated with various organizations and charities throughout South Florida, focusing on different issues including wildlife conservation, cancer research, families in need, and much more. Out of these charities, the Ocean Reef Community Foundation has been one of the charities Bean Automotive Group has worked with the longest, supporting a number of

You may be a water hog if you use more than the average resident or business.

Key Largo Wastewater Treatment District General Manager Peter Rosasco and the district board on Jan. 23 continued the discussion of eliminating its 12,000-gallon per day cap on billing for water

Upper Keys community members, including local school children, are to remember the late Pascal Weisberger with acts of service during Pascal’s Annual Day of Service on Feb. 2.

Upper Keys community members, including local school children, are to remember the late Pascal Weisberger with acts of service during Pascal’s Annual Day of Service on Feb. 2.

Coldwell Banker Schmitt Real Estate Co. will host an “Open House Extravaganza” Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 27-28, featuring more than 85 homes from Key Largo to Key West.

Here’s a guide on what to do and where to turn for help in the Keys.

There will be an elegant Afternoon Tea in support of Habitat for Humanity of the Upper Keys, sponsored by Zero Dress Code, to help set the stage for its upcoming