With 50 businesses and 110 participants arrayed around the Village Green fountain, and kids as young as 8 selling their homemade crafts, it was business as usual at the 3rd Key Biscayne Children’s Business Fair.
On a recent Saturday, sounds of mariachis and good cheer could be heard and felt around Cypress Drive as longtime island resident, business owner and community activist Karen Llorente, celebrated turning 80-years-young.
Longtime resident and island business icon, Dick Vernon, founder of Vernon’s Drug Store, turned 90 this past weekend.
Last week, parents picking up their kids from Key Biscayne Presbyterian School were treated to a nice surprise as 32 Degrees by MG company treated families with sampling of their food selection.
On a recent Sunday morning, when Anne Rothe arrived to her duties at the Key Biscayne Presbyterian School on Harbor Drive, she captured an osprey standing on top of the church cross.
Management and staff of the Ritz Carlton Key Biscayne recently, prepared, delivered and served lunch prepared by the resort hotel to members of the Key Biscayne Fire and Police departments.
This past week, island dignitaries and residents were on hand for the official grand opening of Vinya, featuring a ribbon cutting by Village Mayor Davey.
“Sometimes you just have to measure how tall you are by yourself.”
Approximately 200 people attended the 20th anniversary of 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony, joining Village’s first responders in honoring the memory of 911.
The Active Seniors on the Key – ASK – Club arranged a surprise party for Roxy Lohuis-Tejeda, Senior Services Coordinator for the Village.
