Today in Keys History
1847: Congress approved $12,000 to build a new lighthouse at Key West, and another $20,00 to install a new screw-pile lighthouse at Sand Key. Both lights had been destroyed in
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1847: Congress approved $12,000 to build a new lighthouse at Key West, and another $20,00 to install a new screw-pile lighthouse at Sand Key. Both lights had been destroyed in
Traffic in the southbound lanes of U.S. 1 in the Upper Keys was backed up most of Monday afternoon following a fatal pedestrian accident involving a Florida Highway Patrol vehicle.
Traffic in the southbound lanes of U.S. 1 in the Upper Keys was backed up most of Monday afternoon following a fatal pedestrian accident involving a Florida Highway Patrol vehicle.
Development plans for 342 apartments at the top of the 18-Mile Stretch were unanimously approved by the City Commission of Florida City earlier this month.
The Community Foundation of the Florida Keys has hired Elizabeth Brown to serve as vice president for philanthropy.