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2 weeks ago |
keysweekly.com | Alex Rickert
On March 10, 2024, headlines told tales of a South Florida man who found himself lucky to be alive after a rare animal attack in the Everglades. Bitten and dragged under the water by an American crocodile, 68-year-old Rodrigo Constain was flown to Jackson South Medical Center, where he ultimately survived the harrowing encounter.
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3 weeks ago |
keysweekly.com | Alex Rickert
A presumably slimmed-down version of a controversial taxing district in support of Fishermen’s Community Hospital in Marathon will continue for one final year, according to a 3-2 vote by the Marathon City Council. Confirmed in a special call meeting on March 31, Marathon Mayor Lynn Landry, Vice Mayor Jeff Smith and councilwoman Robyn Still voted to continue the tax, while councilman Kenny Matlock and councilwoman Lynny Del Gaizo voted against it.
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3 weeks ago |
keysweekly.com | Alex Rickert
Competitors dialed in their putting game on March 15 as St. Columba Episcopal Church hosted the inaugural Mutiny Island Vodka Bloody Mary Mini Golf Tournament at Porky’s Bayside Mini Golf in Marathon. Sipping on signature cocktails including bloody Marys, espresso martinis and screwdrivers, participants kicked off their morning with a blessing from St. Columba’s Rev. Debra Maconaughey before hitting the links for 36 holes of friendly competition.
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3 weeks ago |
keysweekly.com | Alex Rickert
On the diamond, two-way sophomore playmaker Dylan Williams has been a crucial component in Marathon Dolphins baseball’s 10-7 start. At press time, Williams leads the team in numerous statistical categories including batting average (.500), on-base percentage (.629), stolen bases (10), hits (23) and slugging percentage (.674), along with his dependable presence on the mound.
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3 weeks ago |
keysweekly.com | Alex Rickert
He’s the go-to guy for all things STEM at Marathon High School, a beloved senior class sponsor – and he just got a day off work to break the sound barrier in an F-18. Four days before the opening of the Southernmost Air Spectacular, Rob Driscoll headed to Naval Air Station Key West to channel his inner Tom Cruise, strapping into the cockpit of the #7 Blue Angels F/A-18 Super Hornet jet behind United States Marine Corps Major Scott Laux.
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