Key Biscayne’s first doctor | People
When Dr. John Handwerker and his wife Dr. Alma Trappolini announced their plans to move to Key Biscayne…
Key Biscayne’s first doctor | People
When Dr. John Handwerker and his wife Dr. Alma Trappolini announced their plans to move to Key Biscayne…
Bringing a library to Key Biscayne: Part one | Columnists
The Key was a vibrant community back in the 1960s and 70s, but one thing we lacked was…
Tai Chi with Donatella | People
The Key Biscayne Community Center offers residents and guests a plethora of options to stay in shape. Group…
Tai Chi with Donatella | People
The Key Biscayne Community Center offers residents and guests a plethora of options to stay in shape. Group…
Mark Fried’s roots on the Key run deep | Columnists
Many Key residents recall the first time they travelled over the Rickenbacker Causeway to visit our island paradise.…
Getting fit on the Village Green | Columnists
Create a mental picture of what you think a personal trainer looks like. Chances are, Robert Beldzik doesn’t…
Natalia Araujo appreciates the lessons of motherhood | Columnists
Of all the roles she has played in life, Key Biscayne resident Natalia Araujo considers motherhood to be…
The adventures of Marilynn Riviere | Columnists
In June of 1966, word went out on Key Biscayne that Marilynn Riviere’s rare cockatoo was loose. She…
Creating a colorful oasis | Columnists
Key Biscayne is home to many who are passionate about gardening, but one would be hard-pressed to find…
Enduring impact of Key Biscayne history book | Columnists
Thirty years ago, Joan Gill Blank published “Key Biscayne: A History of Miami’s Tropical Island and the Cape…
Jim Clayton fills in details on historic bell | Columnists
In a recent column, we wrote about the bell that sits in front of the Key Biscayne Presbyterian…