Bill Durham

Folks who grew up on the Key often point to participation in a soccer league as a transformative experience in their lives. Jackie Gross-Kellogg is no exception.

After 38 years on Key Biscayne, Norman and Maria Smith have sold their house on Gulf Road and are relocating to Coral Gables. “We absolutely love

The Lunch with an Author series at the Key Biscayne Community Center recently featured long time Island resident Manuel Cambó talking on the subject of autism and reading excerpts from

It’s hard to believe that 100 years ago much of our island was home to the Matheson coconut plantation. We recently came across a first-person account of what it was

Resulta difícil creer que, hace cien años, gran parte de nuestra isla albergaba la plantación de cocoteros de la familia Matheson.

Many Key residents recall the first time they travelled over the Rickenbacker Causeway to visit our island paradise. They speak in glowing terms of smelling the salt air, viewing the

Muchos residentes de Key Biscayne recuerdan la primera vez que cruzaron la autopista Rickenbacker para visitar una isla paradisíaca.

Some friendships are made for life. Sylvia Naruns-Read still keeps in close contact with the friends she made while a student at Key Biscayne Elementary School back in the 1970s.

The Key Biscayne Community Center offers residents and guests a plethora of options to stay in shape. Group exercise classes include everything from stretch and strength training to boxing to yoga and more.

Pixel, an adorable ten-month-old terrier mix, needs a home. Because Pixel sticks to his foster caregiver, Karen Levison, so closely, she calls him a velcro dog.