John Pacenti

Share article “Changed lives. Saves lives. Lives on.” That was what one reader said when casting a vote for Megan Andrews as Key Biscayne Independent's Person of the Year for 2024.

A group of residents came before the Village Council Tuesday night asking elected officials to consider dedicating a portion of the Village Green to pickleball. Eduardo Vedani said more than 100 p…

Key Biscayne Manager Steve Williamson instituted a sweeping gag order on employees speaking to the media this month, threatening to discipline – and even fire – any staffer if they talk without approval.

Share article It was a newsy year for Key Biscayne – and often not in a good way.

The great Village Green swing set lawsuit is settled. The couple who claimed injury to their legal guardian agreed to accept $30,000. A voluntary dismissal of the case was recorded on Dec. 17, acc…

Key Biscayne Village Council Member Ed London, speaking at a strategic meeting with staff and his colleagues, said he aims to derail the current Big Dig plan with the new Council when it comes to borrowing the millions of dollars needed to finance the massive infrastructure plan.

It may be hard to resist a little sargassum sarcasm considering last year “the blob” – the 5,000-mile-long, 12-million ton of stinky seaweed predicted to drape our shore like a shroud – never materialized on Key Biscayne or really any Florida beaches

Sitting at a Cuban restaurant not far from Trump National Doral resort, the newly pardoned Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio said that his group intends to continue being involved in local politics now that he is a free man — something he committed to before his arrest nearly three years ago.

Village Manager Steve Williamson is making a hard push to get the new Council behind the costly Big Dig project for the K-8 basin, calling for a special meeting on Tuesday on “information and crit…

Key Biscayne Village Manager Steve Williamson and his staff wheeled and dealed on Tuesday night, telling council members that if they didn't buy the $88 million K-8 basin stormwater project, it would only get more expensive.