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“IDOL” Jimmy Olson & Kate Miano All Smiles at Waterfront Playhouse's
JANUARY 31 - FEBRUARY 6, 2019 Jimmy Olson & Kate Miano All Smiles at Waterfront Playhouse’s “IDOL” Florida Keys 3-10 • Upper Keys 11-12 • What's Happening 13 • Real Estate 28 Photo: Larry Blackburn • Cover: JT Thompson LETTER TO THE EDITOR KEY NEWS Why the Lies? Anne Mckee Artist’s Fund Auction on Feb 13th BY ROGER C. KOSTMAYER or were convicted of, lying under oath ttendees can choose from the “This annual event is unique among to Congress or the FBI. Awork of 50 Florida Keys art- the Keys’ fine art auctions, because it he American public does not yet If, as many Trump supporters con- ists, ranging from renowned mas- is supported by artists with the sole Tknow what special investigator Rob- tend, the investigation of collusion with ters to emerging talents, at the Anne purpose of benefiting artists,” said Ro- ert Mueller III knows about Americans Russia is a baseless witch hunt - why McKee Artists Fund fine art auction berta DePiero, president of the Anne conspiring with our foreign adversary. did all these senior Trump officials, and Wednesday, Feb. 13th. McKee Artists Fund’s volunteer board But we do know with absolute cer- Russians, risk serious jail time and per- The annual auction and its as- of directors. “This results in a magical tainty that Russia and Putin cyber at- sonal ruin by lying ? sociated gala raise money for proj- blend of work by premier and emerg- tacked the US with the goal of creating And why is it that the current US ect-based grants to Keys visual, liter- ing artists combined into an exquisite, chaos and illegally helping elect Don- President, a notorious liar who is in- ary and performing artists. -
2020-01-10 Key West Citizen Pre-Event
Garrett Starkey Pole Vault in Paradise is this weekend — Page 1B 75¢ Friday January 10, 2020 ◆ Vol. 144 ◆ No. 9 ◆ 18 pages CAYO CONCH Bill targets plastic bags issue BY TIMOTHY O’HARA the prohibition of single-use Key West Citizen Law proposed to bring home rule on single-use sacks plastic bags. The City of Key West and gle-use plastic bags. courts have ruled on the side State Sen. Linda Stewart, A state bill has been filed Monroe County have passed The City of Coral Gables of the state. D-Orlando, has filed a bill “City making progress this legislative session, which a law prohibiting the sale passed such a bill, but in 2008, Until that issue is resolved, this session that would return makes me happy.” starts Tuesday, that would and distribution of single-use the state Legislature revoked Monroe County (govern- that power back to local gov- return home rule back to plastic straws and there has local governments’ authority ment) Attorney Bob Shillinger ernments, where she said it WORLD local governments for the been discussion by at least the from passing such legislation. told the County Commission belongs. prohibition of single-use Monroe County Commission The issue led to Coral Gables late last year to hold off on US: Iran downed plastic grocery bags. on expanding that to sin- suing the state, but so far the proposing any regulation on See BILL, Page 5A Ukraine jetliner Two U.S. officials said Thursday it was “highly KW mayor likely” that an Iranian anti-aircraft missile downed a Ukrainian jet- points out liner late Tuesday, killing all 176 people on board. -
Kinetic Sculpture Parade Gears Up
INSIDE WEEK OF MAY 3-9, 2018 www.FloridaWeekly.com Vol. 3, No. 5 • FREE INSIDEParade route, times and parties to enjoy. A10-11 Music The gypsy artist Kristen STANLEY McNamara. A16 COURTESY PHOTO The entrance to the Studios on Eaton Street. The Studios of Key West harnessing island’s creative energy Local focus BY LAURA RICHARDSON Michael Geida talks Key West Florida Weekly Correspondent history. A6 Imagine, if you will, this all-too-famil- iar scenario: you’re on vacation hav- ing the time of your life, accumulating dozens of tiny drink umbrellas to add to your impressive collection and it’s not until you get to the airport and scope out the insanely depressing last-minute knick-knack shop that you realize dan- git! you completely forgot to pick up something to remember your trip to Key West by. We’ve all been there and we all know that an airbrushed T-shirt or a seashell Christmas ornament just isn’t going to cut it when you’re staring out your 43rd floor office window at the gray mist hovering above Lake Michigan Chomp down and wondering why you ever left Para- dise in the first place. And though Key Crocodile trapper to speak at West is typically associated with Spring Florida Keys Audubon Society. Break T-shirts and wind chimes made of A21 salvaged seashells, we have a lot more to offer in the artistic realm than the BY LAURA RICHARDSON average suitcase-friendly tchotchke. Out Florida Weekly Correspondent past the “Everything $5!” shops hawk- Kinetic ing shot glasses and the frozen daiquiri TROLL DOWN DUVAL STREET stands, there lies a vibrant and impact- THIS Saturday after- ful art scene overflowing with world- Sculpture noon and you may feel class talent and programming. -
Sequester Would Hit the Keys
Need A Loan? Call Us ! 305-296-8535 KeysBank.com Kurt Ani Lori Brian Smith Lewin Madruga Bailey Barroso (305) (305) (305) (305) (305) 942-4821 304-4187 308-3210 304-6991 393-4669 NMLS#: 518207 NMLS#: 812476 NMLS#: 812674 NMLS#: 812459 NMLS#: 812460 Member FDICMember Equal Housing Lender WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,FEBRUARY 23, 2013 VOLUME 60, NO. 16 ● 25 CENTS MONROE COUNTY SCHOOLS FEDERAL BUDGET E-mail needed for lockdown No one was hurt but two Schoolwide students could face criminal intercom was charges for the airsoft hand- gun at Horace O’Bryant down for move Middle School. “HOB has just moved into By SEAN KINNEY the new main office and they [email protected] have been working on trans- ferring the intercom system,” When what appeared to be Principal Mike Henriquez a lethal gun was discovered said via e-mail. in a Key West school When the lockdown was Thursday morning, the ordered, “The intercom was school staff was directed to not functioning. We had to e- lock down the campus. mail staff and call team lead- But the order didn’t come ers to notify staff to lock- via intercom, where everyone down/hold in place.” in the school could hear it, but “This basically means through e-mail — because the teachers hold students in their intercom system wasn’t rooms and lock the classroom working at the newly con- structed wing of the school. ● See Lockdown, 2A ISLAMORADA F/18s like these are common in Lower Keys skies as naval air squadrons from throughout the nation come to Naval Air Station Key West for air-to-air combat training.