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West Point Cadet Wins Dolphin Tournament at Home in Keys
Jen Burns, a cadet at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, won the Conch Republic Ladies Dolphin Championship over the weekend out of Key West with a 33.30-pound dolphin.
Scientists, Anglers Tangle Over No-Fishing Zones' Gains
Reeling in a 45-pound grouper used to be just an average day on the water in the Florida Keys.
A fabulous stay in Key West isn't just for the stars
BY AMY ROYSTER KEY WEST, Fla. - Carol Wightman owns Marquesa, one of Key West's nicest boutique hotels.
Dallas ISD corruption trial focuses on computer vendor's gift-giving
Two weeks into a slow-paced federal corruption trial, prosecutors and attorneys for a computer reseller have clashed over whether his gift-giving was generosity or an effort to lure contracts from a Dallas ...
Step into Key West at Mango Mama's
PORT CLINTON -- Bill Yuhasz wants the customers who walk into his bar to feel like they're inside a beachside oasis with tropical drinks and an easy-going atmosphere.
Stock Island man gets 10 years for Cuban smuggling conspiracy
Stock Island resident Olierki Fabelo-Carbonell, age 31, was sentenced to ten years in prison on Tuesday for leading the Coast Guard on a 90-minute chase in international waters off the Keys last November with a ...
' Along the seawall called the Malec n that rings the north edge of the Cuban capital, the nighttime frivolity goes on and on.
6 Recovering After Small Plane Crashes Off Florida
An Irish family and a pilot are recovering after their small plane crashed into the Gulf of Mexico off southwest Florida.
Singers Kate Pierson and Cindy Wilson haven't worn beehive hairdos in years, but The B-52s are still as colorful on stage as they were a generation ago.
Study: Don't Use Florida Coasts As Toilets
Beach closures like the ones announced in Miami-Dade this week will continue throughout Florida as long as state and local governments continue to use the state's coastal waters as a toilet, concludes a ...
No-fishing zones studied for ecosystem protection
Reeling in a 45-pound grouper used to be just an average day on the water in the Florida Keys.
A DIVER sips champagne from a $1million chalice after searching for wreckage off the coast of Florida.
What's up? Expect some sparkling shows on July 4
Some of Florida's celebrations for the Fourth: Florida Keys Among the festivities in the Keys are the annual fireworks at Blackwater Sound.
Skip the McMeal: Treat yourself to the local fare
It never ceases to amaze when I see Americans lined up at McDonald's from Toronto to Tokyo, Marseilles to Melbourne.
A Bold & Comprehensive Plan To Lower Gas Prices
As gas prices in the Hudson Valley approach $5 per gallon, it is clear that something has to change.
Keys' reefs recovering after back-to-back hurricanes
Before six hurricanes hit mainland Florida in 2004 and 2005, they first wreaked havoc on the Florida Keys' far western islands known as the Dry Tortugas.
Cheney admits error in saying that China is drilling for oil 60 miles from Florida
Vice President Dick Cheney's office acknowledged on Thursday that he was mistaken when he asserted that China, at Cuba's behest, is drilling for oil in waters 60 miles from the Florida coast.
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Key West Still Close Enough For Economic Problems
It may be far removed from the mainland, but even Key West is not far enough away to escape the economic meltdown currently gripping the nation.
The music always plays in some parts of Key West, but the formerly packed Duval Street, now looks completely out of the ordinary. The economic crisis is leaving everything, including Margaritaville, hitting some sour notes.
"Some days are good and some are bad," said Roy LLoward, a pub employee. "Business is really slow right now...hot and slow," said Raymond Rodriguez, a local restaurant owner.
'Vatican Conspiracy' details priest abuse
A former Exeter man has penned a book that not only details his rape by a former priest and outlines his dealings with the Diocese of Manchester, but it also makes a case the Catholic Church is responsible for ...
City taps Garrett as top planner
Former county marine chief replaces Feagin Marathon City Manager Clyde Burnett has removed the interim tag from George Garrett's title, officially naming him director of the city's Planning Department on ...