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Florida Keys
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Florida men who have sex with men warned about meningitis outbreak
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Text message renews hopes for Florida Keys family aboard a missing schooner
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U.S. Wildlife Service says it’s trying to clear backlog of protection requests
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Aide to Miami Congressman Joe Garcia embroiled in absentee-ballot fraud investigation resigns
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12-year-old killed in Keys crash after Miami Gardens driver loses control
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Fort Lauderdale gay married binational couple first recognized for green card
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Palm Beach County man dies snorkeling in Key West
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Keys initiative spotlights need to preserve South Florida’s historic burial sites
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Hammer comes down on Indian Key island parties
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Suit seeks protection for 4 Florida animals
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Keys family aboard missing schooner near New Zealand
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Gallery owner seeks Cuba-Key West art swap
Key West gallery owner Nance Frank has launched a Web-based fundraising effort to pay for an artistic exchange between the Southernmost City and its geographic and cultural neighbor of Cuba, just 90 miles away but a world apart due to federal sanctions.
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Hurricane season
Chantal churns toward Hispaniola; South Florida remains at risk
Forecasters say the storm’s passage over mountainous Hispaniola will go a long way to deciding what threat it poses for the mainland
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Space junk
European rocket part washes up in the Florida Keys
In isolated Dry Tortugas National Park, shark researchers discover a big chunk of a European rocket that had drifted hundreds of miles across the Atlantic
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Tropical storm
Chantal threatens Caribbean; South Florida in cone
Fast-moving Tropical Storm Chantal is expected to sweep across a string of islands over the next few days and could bring nasty weather to South Florida by the weekend.
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Man charged with disrupting flight to Key West
A Tampa man is under arrest after authorities say his disruptive behavior scared passengers on a flight to Key West.
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TAMPA
Tampa looks to capitalize on tomorrow’s Cuba
Hoping to position itself for future trade, Tampa leaders are making trips to Cuba. It’s a strategy many in Miami find abhorrent.
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KEY LARGO
Getting to the bottom of the Pickles Reef mystery
On shallow Pickles Reef, 3 ½ miles off the shore of Key Largo, the sun lit up a mishmash of metal, iron and barrel-shaped cement artifacts that have been commingling with colorful coral and tropical fish for a century or more.
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Rescuers call off search for 7, including Florida Keys family, on missing US boat
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) – Rescue teams have abandoned a search for a U.S. schooner carrying seven people that disappeared in the South Pacific.
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