Brad Bertelli is an author and speaker at The Weekly Newspapers. With a focus on the rich history of the Florida Keys, he explores themes such as travel and tourism, agriculture, and the impact of hurricanes and smuggling in the region. His work has garnered attention for its unique blend of local history and storytelling, making him a prominent voice in discussions about Florida's cultural and historical landscape.
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Brad Bertelli's coverage heavily emphasizes local history and cultural topics, particularly those related to the Florida Keys and Key West. He appears to be interested in covering historical events, preservation efforts, and significant figures from the region's past.
Given his focus on exclusive stories and government announcements related to these areas, he would likely value pitches that offer unique insights into local historical events or developments affecting cultural heritage sites in the Florida Keys. Experts with deep knowledge of local history or those involved in preservation efforts could be valuable sources for him.
When reaching out to Brad, consider offering access to individuals who can provide firsthand accounts or new information about historical events specific to this area. Additionally, experts familiar with marine sanctuary conservation efforts may find a receptive audience within his coverage scope.
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Greek sponge diver in Tarpon Springs, 1926. CONTRIBUTED/Florida Memory Project
Aerial of No Name Key showing No Name Key Fishing Lodge by Ferry landing circa 1936. MONROE COUNTY LIBRARY COLLECTION
Alabama Jack's at Card Sound. FLORIDA MEMORY PROJECT/Contributed
Smitty’s Fish Camp at Downtown Card Sound. FLORIDA MEMORY PROJECT/Contributed
By: Brad Bertelli
Map of Indian Key dated 1840. WRIGHT LANGLEY COLLECTION/ Florida Keys History Center, Monroe County Library
Cows on Stock Island circa 1930. HISTORICAL PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF THE UPPER KEYS/Contributed
Replication of an adze using shell, lignumvitae wood, and sinew created by the late Jim Clupper. BRAD BERTELLI/Contributed
Christmas greetings from the Sadowskis on the beach at “Key Motel” at Marathon Shores in the 1950s. Copyright Edwin O. Swift Jr. from the archives of Edwin O. Swift III, Florida Keys History Center.
Nesting birds at the Dry Tortugas, as shown in a photo by the Heritage House Collection, donated by the Campbell, Poirier and Pound families. FLORIDA KEYS HISTORY CENTER/Monroe County Library
And just like that, next week it’s Christmas. It’s the time of year when I reflect on what has and has not transpired over the last 12 months.
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