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Already boasting the largest newspaper circulation in the Florida Keys, The Keys Weekly are the only locally-owned and operated publishing company in South Florida – and fastest growing!

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keysweekly.com > 42 > new-long-term-anchoring-permit-required-for-vessels-in-florida-waters

NEW LONG-TERM ANCHORING PERMIT REQUIRED FOR VESSELS IN FLORIDA WATERS

3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (341+ words) As of Jan. 1, vessel owners anchoring in Florida waters for 14 days or more within any 30-day period are now required to obtain a no-cost electronic long-term anchoring permit from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). The new permit…...

Florida Keys Weekly Newspapers
keysweekly.com > 42 > key-west-city-workers-save-a-struggling-heron

KEY WEST CITY WORKERS SAVE A STRUGGLING HERON

4+ mon, 1+ week ago   (180+ words) Sometimes you have to get your hands dirty to do the job right. That’s what happened at Key West’s wastewater treatment plant on April 24, when operator Walt Lee noticed a great white heron struggling to stay afloat in one of…...

Florida Keys Weekly Newspapers
keysweekly.com > 42 > village-of-islamorada-seeking-to-restore-sea-oats-beach-through-stabilization-project

VILLAGE OF ISLAMORADA SEEKING TO RESTORE SEA OATS BEACH THROUGH STABILIZATION PROJECT

5+ mon, 2+ week ago   (413+ words) Sea Oats Beach eroded away with each passing storm. Now, village officials are seeking a restoration project to stabilize the shoreline, between MM 74.5 and MM 75 on Lower Matecumbe Key. In late 2023, an $18 million project to elevate U.S. 1, from MM 73.8 to MM…...