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A relatively light Marathon City Council agenda opened Tuesday evening with a detailed pitch by Fishermen’s Community Hospital spokespeople for a continuation of the city’s support for the Municipal Services Taxing Unit (MSTU) to help pay for the rebuild of Fishermen’s Hospital and led to discussions on several additional local topics. At last month’s council meeting, commissioners shared concerns regarding the city obtaining financial documents from Baptist Health South Florida before the May 1 deadline for the city to review and decide whether to vote to opt-in or opt-ou...

The Marathon City Council on Tuesday will focus on two ordinances that involve water and irrigation within the Marathon city limits and an important review of long-sought financial documents from Baptist Health South Florida, key to the funding for the rebuilding of Fishermen’s Community Hospital. There is also a resolution on the council’s agenda to approve an agreement between the City and the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) providing funding for the Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery Infrastructure Repair Program (CDBG), along with and a property...

During a tidy, efficient, 90-minute Marathon City Council meeting on Tuesday, March 9, council members approved a variety of ordinances, but unexpectedly chose to postpone a vote on what was

The Marathon City Council meets Tuesday, March 9, to discuss several ordinances that will address trash, restaurant access for dogs, watering and irrigation, and emergency vehicles among other items and

MARATHON — Loretta Geotis describes going to work for the Salvation Army as “absolutely a God thing,” calling him Salvation Army’s manager.