Dawn Wilder News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Emmanuel Lutheran Church will host an interfaith panel on Thursday to address the experiences of the disabled.

In the preface to her book "Sitting Pretty: The View from My Ordinary Resilient Disabled Body," author Rebekah Taussig states that she is "not — by any stretch of the

Listen • 5:15 Despite COVID-19, tourists have continued to come to Key West and drink. Some say the pandemic is an opportunity to re-evaluate the island's hard-partying ways. People have been drinking more during the pandemic. Almost a quarter of adults in the Keys were already heavy or binge drinkers. That's the highest rate in Florida. Now some in Key West are rethinking the hard-partying scene for a post-pandemic future. Like a lot of people, Dawn Wilder first saw Key West as a tourist. "Oh my goodness, we drank far more than we ever did back home," she said. When she...

Listen • 5:15 Despite COVID-19, tourists have continued to come to Key West and drink. Some say the pandemic is an opportunity to re-evaluate the island's hard-partying ways. People have been drinking more during the pandemic. Almost a quarter of adults in the Keys were already heavy or binge drinkers. Now some are rethinking the town's party scene. Like a lot of people, Dawn Wilder first saw Key West as a tourist. "Oh my goodness, we drank far more than we ever did back home," she said. When she moved to Key West, she realized it wasn't only the tourists who drank a lo...

WLRN Despite COVID-19, tourists have continued to come to Key West and drink. Some say the pandemic is an opportunity to re-evaluate the island's hard-partying ways. Like a lot of people, Dawn Wilder first saw Key West as a tourist. "Oh my goodness, we drank far more than we ever did back home," she said. When she moved to Key West, she realized it wasn't only the tourists who drank a lot. Drinking during the day — and drinking every day — is pretty normal in the city. "It's called Keys disease and a lot of people wear it as a badge," Wilder said. "It's not necessarily looked upon as bad....