Recently I was sitting in a local restaurant, with the editorial board of KWTN, when one of our breakfast neighbors suggested an article about how Key West culture has gone so far afield there is no sense of “normal” anymore. Then he went on to list a series of anecdotes that he found upsetting primarily because they were dismissed by people as, “that’s just Key West,” without consequence for their actions. Continue reading »
by Alex Symington
Wow. In just a few days since my essay on Dick Cheney, sociopaths and torture in last Friday’s Blue Paper, a segment of the American people has been polled and the polls have indicated torture to be an acceptable practice. Continue reading »
by Rick Boettger
The recent assassination of two innocent New York cops by a crazy man who wanted revenge for the killing of Eric Garner by other New York officers has appropriately outraged the nation. No one defends the revenge killing. I hope and pray nothing like it happens again. Continue reading »
Photo courtesy: Ray Jason
by Ray Jason
AVENTURA was lunging over the crests of fourteen-foot waves and then plunging down their backs with rollicking gusto. My enthusiasm was considerably more tempered. Continue reading »
As we approach the heart of the Holiday Season there is a great deal to be thankful and grateful for in our communities and in our schools. Continue reading »
Entertainment Television’s splash headline announcement has both the entertainment and the diplomatic worlds buzzing with excitement. Continue reading »
Thank you, Tom Milone, Joe Pais, Robert Cintron and the CRB for taking the action you did to involve the DOJ in the Charles Eimers case and the Matthew Murphy case! Continue reading »
To the Editor:
Predating the Spanish-American war, the city of Key West has long enjoyed a special relationship with the people of Cuba. Continue reading »
Mrs. Albury’s 5th grade class proudly displaying their coding certification.
The Monroe County School District participated in the Hour of Code which is a global movement to reach tens of millions of students in over 180 countries. The Hour of Code is a one hour introduction to computer science where the basic components of coding are introduced. Continue reading »
St. Paul’s Church is the venue for Impromptu Classical Concerts first concert of the 2015 season, Sunday, January 4th at 4:00pm. Continue reading »
