Good Morning, Key West
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Good morning Key West, and welcome to your Morning Bucci!
A semi-irregular morning serving of breaking news, some you might have missed, and articles about Key West and the rest of the Florida Keys.
Or not.
BREAKING: The use of off-duty LEOs is crawling out of the shadows into the cleansing sunshine.
ICYMI
The hits keep on coming for disgraced former Chief Building Instructor Raj Ramsingh.
A young Key West woman could face potential felony ramifications for correcting the FDOT’s mistake.
Here is a good story on Key West’s Pride crosswalk removal that appeared on The Advocate.
The Key West Planning Commission will hear from developers hoping to rebuild after a fire destroyed their mixed-use building during Hurricane Ian.
Noted conservationist and former Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Advisory Council member has some thoughts about what is wrong with the Keys — and Florida.
A new study says that a warmer planet means not only will corals die, but those resilient enough to survive will stop growing.
UPPER KEYS
Only in the Keys… or more specifically Key Largo: Man says he tried to kill ‘parasite’ roommate with crossbow over trashed vodka.
Residents in Islamorada will see a significant tax increase thanks to budget approval; but at least the peacocks are safe. Oddly enough, in a Bloodline kind of twist… peacocks and guinea fowl were used back in the day as watchdogs by smugglers.
Don’t ask me how I know.