Jesse SchecknerApril 14, 2022
7min0
The poorly worded invitation is an early unforced error for the GOP activist.
Tag: Key Largo
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11min1649
Her early priorities include water quality, resilience, traffic mitigation and workforce housing.
Rosanne DunkelbergerApril 6, 2020
10min980
“My job is to sort of connect people."
Ryan NicolApril 2, 2019
4min454
With Sen. Anitere Flores term-limited, the 2020 race will be an open one.
Scott PowersMarch 16, 2018
3min431
Jolly & Murphy are taking their “Why Gridlock Rules Washington” show national, with upcoming gigs booked at Harvard University and in Washington, D.C., and Chicago. The duo, made up of Republican former U.S. Rep. David Jolly of Belleair Bluffs and Democratic former U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy of Jupiter, has been touring Florida universities and town […]
Scott PowersJanuary 5, 2018
4min227
Philip Levine is gassing up a bus again for another tour of Florida, this time as an official candidate for governor. Levine, the Democratic former mayor of Miami Beach, announced Friday that he plans to take a bus campaign tour that will start in Orlando next Tuesday morning and end in Key Largo on the […]
Staff ReportsDecember 15, 2015
9min309
Extreme high tides have turned streets into canal-like swamps in the Florida Keys, with armies of mosquitoes and the stench of stagnating water filling the air, and residents worried rising sea levels will put a damper on property values in the island chain. On Key Largo, a tropical isle famous for snorkeling and fishing, the […]
Drew WilsonDecember 14, 2015
2min225
Rep. Holly Raschein drew a Democratic opponent in her re-election campaign for House District 120, though the Key Largo Republican shouldn’t have too much trouble vaulting the competition to secure her third term. Retired schoolteacher Artie Leichner filed for the seat in mid-November, and brought in a single $100 check during his first two weeks […]
Phil AmmannDecember 1, 2015
3min511
A Florida Senate committee approved Tuesday a $25 million per year investment, lasting 10 years, for water quality, restoration and protection of the habitat surrounding the Florida Keys. The Senate Committee on Community Affairs passed Senate Bill 770, known as the Florida Keys Stewardship Act, which seeks to protect the water supply in and around […]
Associated PressApril 4, 2015
5min207
A new study shows that Florida’s pristine coral reefs are under a growing threat from climate change. The Miami Herald reported Saturday on the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration study. According to the study, some reefs could be damaged about a dozen years earlier than previously projected. The study found coral bleaching caused by warmer waters […]