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Residents target windstorm issues Key West Citizen KEY WEST — A pair of Key West residents have launched a grassroots movement to fight wind insurance rate hikes, huge deductibles and claim delays. They found that if slogging through Hurricane Wilma wasn't bad enough, the aftermath is even worse. Insurance adjusters have walked off the job... Abandoned cars may soon be history Key West Citizen KEY WEST — The city and local tow truck operators reached a tentative agreement Wednesday over removing abandoned vehicles, resolving an issue that has irritated Key West residents and business owners for more than two years. In the past, tow truck operators have refused to take abandoned...
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 Photo by: MIKE HENTZ/The Citizen Donna Mooty, front, and Cindy DeRocher remove a blue tarp from their Key West home in order to start repairs on the hurricane-damaged roof.
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Upper Keys Weather Middle Keys Weather Lower Keys Weather   "Will the person who stole my bike please return it? It is a white cruiser made by Giant. It says... Get the whole story  10 years ago A six-foot bronze statue of Henry "Booty" Singleton was dedicated at Key West Bight.... Get the whole story  
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 Weekly Fishing Column Published every Sunday in the Key West Citizen Birds helping to repair sea grasses In 1990, research biologist Jud Kenworthy noticed something interesting around the plastic stakes he and his colleagues had stuck in the mud of Florida Bay to demark an area for studying wading birds. "Birds were roosting on them and defecating in the water. We noticed that was enhancing the growth of the sea grasses," Kenworthy recalls. Kenworthy, who works at the NOAA laboratory in Beaufort,... Fishing Reports:
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 Regular season will be a grind Key West Citizen BY PAUL DEHNER JR. Assistant Sports Editor KEY WEST — Apparently winning an 11th state championship attracts opponents. The Key West High School baseball team saw an onslaught of schools requesting to play the Conchs this season, nearly all of which wanted to travel to the island. That allowed Key West to be selective and take on the most challenging regular-season schedule possible. The...
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West of Kabul, East Of New YorkSolares Hill reviewed by Rosalind Brackenbury A couple of days after 9/11, Tamim Ansary wrote an impassioned e-mail to a bunch of his friends, to tell them the truth about Afghanistan, where he was born. "When you think Taliban, think Nazis ... the Afghan people were the first victims of the perpetrators ... Make Afghans suffer? They're already suffering.... Go to Review |
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