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Tony Winton

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Editor-in-Chief at Key Biscayne Independent

Administrator, @newsmediaguild Editor-in-Chief @kbindependent Fmr award winning reporter at AP.Comfort the afflicted; afflict the comfortable.

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  • Key Biscayne official Mike Davey to run for Congress a second time

    1 day ago | wlrn.org | Tony Winton

    Focusing on his experience as a Key Biscayne mayor and council member, Mike Davey will file today for Congress, his second run for the job. In a statement, Davey said incumbent Republican Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar isn’t representing what he says is a flippable district covering much of coastal Miami.

  • Mike Davey to run for Congress a second time  - Key Biscayne Independent

    1 day ago | kbindependent.org | Tony Winton

    Focusing on his experience as a Key Biscayne mayor and council member, Mike Davey will file today for Congress, his second run for the job. In a statement, Davey said incumbent Republican Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar isn’t representing what he says is a flippable district covering much of coastal Miami.

  • A taste of rainy season: rains cause some flooding, more to come

    2 days ago | kbindependent.org | Tony Winton

    Heavy rains drenched much of the Miami area Monday, and depending on where you live, you might have felt like a boater than a motorist. If you’re new to South Florida, you also just got a taste of what “rainy season” will look like. “Right on schedule to wrap up the dry season,” said Brian McNoldy, a meteorologist at the University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School. In Key Biscayne, about 1.5 inches fell in a three-hour period, said Roland Saiminy, the island’s chief resilience officer.

  • In Miami, Latinos optimistic Pope Leo can represent diverse culture  - Key Biscayne Independent

    4 days ago | kbindependent.org | Tony Winton

    After Pope Leo XIV was announced Thursday as the new leader of the world’s Roman Catholics,  many Latinos expressed optimism, saying he’ll represent diverse cultures and speak for immigrants. The positive notes sounded from economically distressed areas like Liberty City all the way to Key Biscayne on the opposite end of the socioeconomic ladder.

  • Robert Prevost becomes first American pope, takes name Leo XIV

    6 days ago | kbindependent.org | Tony Winton

    VATICAN CITY  — Cardinal Robert Prevost, a missionary who spent his career ministering in Peru and leads the Vatican’s powerful office of bishops, was elected the first American pope in the 2,000-year history of the Catholic Church. Prevost, 69, took the name Leo XIV.

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