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Code changes pulled for now

While the Islamorada Village Council moved forward with canal improvement, floodplain management and building permits, perhaps the most important thing at the Jan. 19 meeting was what did not happen.

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Manager gives 'state of village' update - Vimarsana News

Manager gives 'state of village' update

Islamorada residents got to hear directly from Village Manager Ted Yates on Jan. 11 about the “State of the Village,” as well as a few personal details such as the

Nesting turtles fared well despite short beach and season - Vimarsana News

Nesting turtles fared well despite short beach and season

It was a good year for female loggerhead sea turtles clambering ashore at Sea Oats Beach, the mile-long oceanfront sandy strip on Lower Matecumbe Key, looking to nest and lay

Middle schoolers plant mangroves at Anne's Beach | Local News - Vimarsana News

Middle schoolers plant mangroves at Anne's Beach | Local News

Green, cigar-shaped propagules found bobbing in nearshore waters last fall are now anchored in the ground at Anne’s Beach in Islamorada. About 25 red mangrove seedlings were recently planted by local students to complete the oceanfront beach park’s restoration from the devastation caused by Hurricane Irma in 2017. The Treasure Village Montessori science class’s mangrove restoration project is a yearlong project. Middle school students have been cultivating and planting red mangroves in the Upper Keys for the last five years, according to Bobbi Burson, the middle school’s s...