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Undergrounding: Full Stop
A controversial $46 million proposal to bury the island’s power lines has come to a full stop with news the Florida Legislature has...
Chopper Airlifts Golf Cart Accident Victim
A woman thrown from a golf cart was airlifted to Jackson Memorial Hospital Ryder Trauma Center Thursday, with first responders using a St....
Crossbridge Nixes Charter School; Magic of Learning to Close
Educational options for parents of young children on Key Biscayne could tighten soon with one institution dropping plans for a charter...
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Two Steps Forward, One Step Back in Fight Against Plastics
Eco-warriors on Key Biscayne had cause to both celebrate and commiserate this week with conflicting environmental developments on plastic...
KB Leaders Urge Unity in the Face of Anti-Semitism, Hatred
Village officials and spiritual leaders showed solidarity Tuesday with the Chabad of Key Biscayne at a vigil in response to the April 27...
Cucumbers on Curtiswood? Florida Passes Front Yard Vegetable Garden Bill
By BRENDAN FARRINGTON TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Floridians would be able to grow fruit and vegetables in their front yards without fear of...
Texting-Driving Bill Heads to Governor’s Desk
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Texting while driving in Florida would become a primary traffic offense punishable by fines under legislation...
Longtime Manager O’Brien Resigns After New Beach Club Board Takes Over
Mike O’Brien, who has in the minds of many become synonymous with the Key Biscayne Beach Club, stunned members this week when he tendered...
“The Bridge” Premieres to Tears, Hugs
A homegrown documentary showing a life-changing journey for a group of nine young men in Miami’s inner city opened to emotional reactions...
OPINION: Reverberations from Ultra: What’s Next?
By FRANK CAPLAN, LUIS DE LA CRUZ, and GARY GROSS Frank Caplan, Luis de la Cruz, and Gary Gross Key News Contributors Responding to...
Toxic Algal Blooms: Danger Ahead
Dr. Larry Brand has spent a professional lifetime analyzing South Florida waters, researching a loosely related group of ancient organisms...
Should KB Have a Lawyer on Staff?
Village Council members will discuss an idea to make a departure from decades of legal precedent Tuesday —- not in the law itself, but in...
Gov. DeSantis Promotes Super Bowl Ecology Program in KB
Making a trip to Crandon Park, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis helped to showcase a new environmental program being rolled out by the National...
Local News Determines the Fate of the Republic
Local news can be what happens on your block or in your neighborhood or community, but everyone agrees its coverage has fallen on hard...
Scientists: Ultra Stressed Fish
Fish suffered excess levels of stress because of loud music at the Ultra Music Festival last month, according to University of Miami...
Two Candidates, Two Views of Ultra
The fate of the Ultra Music Festival may hinge on not just an upcoming vote by Miami’s City Commission, but also on how Miami-Dade County...
Brazilian Carnival Takes Over the Reflecting Pools
For a short while this past week, the center of town resembled Rio de Janeiro, as residents took in the sights and sounds of award-winning...
Manager Rejects $35K Legal Bill in Former Mayor’s Ethics Investigation
Village Manager Andrea Agha this week rejected a request by former Mayor Mayra Peña Lindsay for $35,457 in legal fees stemming from an...
Beach Club Elects New Board In Bitter Ballot
Brushing aside criticism from several board members, officers of the Key Biscayne Beach Club counted ballots Friday for a new board of...
Has KB Real Estate Hit Bottom?
By CLAUDINE COTO KNAUTZ Claudine Coto Knautz Key News Contributor Key Biscayne real estate is on its fourth year of a down market, with...
Safety, Noise Issues Drive Ultra 2020 Debate
Reports of noise and heavy demands on first responders during the Ultra Music Festival — including confirmation that two people went...
53 Students Flunk Address Verification Inquiry at MAST Academy
By ANNALI HAYWARD Key News contributor With demand still outstripping available seats, a Village committee wants to build on a program that...
KiteFest 2019
Nearly 100 teams of children — including many from Liberty City — did a bit of soaring April 6 when they built, decorated, and...
2 KB Condo Owners Threatened Over YouTube Video
Two Key Biscayne apartment owners are being threatened with possible legal action if a video made at a Key Colony Condominium meeting...
Battle for the Beach Club
UPDATE (4/16) — The leadership of one of Key Biscayne’s most iconic institutions remains in doubt tonight after another meeting...
Ultra: Decision Day Set for May 9
Supporters and opponents of the Ultra Music Festival can mark their calendars: the Miami City Commission will vote on the concert’s...
Ultra: Under Review By City of Miami?
In the wake of miles-long traffic snarls, bus transportation foul-ups, and loud complaints about noise from the Ultra Music Festival, Miami...
Should Key Biscayne Run the Rickenbacker Causeway?
Saying that a redesign of the Rickenbacker Causeway is inevitable, Mayor Mike Davey is putting forward a plan for the Village to manage the...
$50 Million Utility Bond Issue Up for Preliminary Vote
In another step toward burying power lines, Village Manager Andrea Agha is asking the Village Council to approve a formal resolution of...
