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Bobcat
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20 YEARS AGO
Tropical Storm Andrew, the first named system of the 1992 season, formed in the Atlantic.
(We all know how that turned out)
Cuban migration increased with the worsening living conditions on the island nation. Two refugees found in a foam cooler were among 34 picked up over the weekend.
Tropical Storm Andrew, the first named system of the 1992 season, formed in the Atlantic.
(We all know how that turned out)
Cuban migration increased with the worsening living conditions on the island nation. Two refugees found in a foam cooler were among 34 picked up over the weekend.
old377guy
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pretty standard goings on in Key West, although most of the people on this board would never stoop to saying unpleasant things to strippers
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Bobcat
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20 YEARS AGO
Hurricane Andrew was heading to South Florida. Tourists were ordered out of the Keys and the state parks were closed. No evacuation was ordered for the Keys.
A federal judge in North Carolina sentenced former Monroe County State Attorney Jeff Gautier Jr. to two months in prison and fined him $2,500 for money laundering.
Hurricane Andrew was heading to South Florida. Tourists were ordered out of the Keys and the state parks were closed. No evacuation was ordered for the Keys.
A federal judge in North Carolina sentenced former Monroe County State Attorney Jeff Gautier Jr. to two months in prison and fined him $2,500 for money laundering.
Bobcat
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20 YEARS AGO
Hurricane Andrew slammed into south Dade County and Key Largo, causing heavy damage in Dade County.
Though Key West and most of the Keys escaped the ravages of Hurricane Andrew, the electrical tieline to the mainland was knocked out, leaving the Keys with rotating blackouts.
Hurricane Andrew slammed into south Dade County and Key Largo, causing heavy damage in Dade County.
Though Key West and most of the Keys escaped the ravages of Hurricane Andrew, the electrical tieline to the mainland was knocked out, leaving the Keys with rotating blackouts.
Bobcat
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20 YEARS AGO
Hurricane Andrew had knocked out both cell and land communications in the Keys. By Monday night, some local service was available, but lines to the mainland were still down.
Mainland police lifted the roadblock to the South Florida areas hit by Hurricane Andrew to allow traffic back to the Keys, even though they were concerned that looters would enter the damaged towns.
Hurricane Andrew had knocked out both cell and land communications in the Keys. By Monday night, some local service was available, but lines to the mainland were still down.
Mainland police lifted the roadblock to the South Florida areas hit by Hurricane Andrew to allow traffic back to the Keys, even though they were concerned that looters would enter the damaged towns.
Bobcat
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20 YEARS AGO
The Keys, for the most part, remained unscathed by Hurricane Andrew, except for the Ocean Reef Club on Upper Key Largo, which suffered considerable damage.
Southern Bell Telephone Co. had crews repairing local lines but said long-distance service would be out approximately one week.
The Keys, for the most part, remained unscathed by Hurricane Andrew, except for the Ocean Reef Club on Upper Key Largo, which suffered considerable damage.
Southern Bell Telephone Co. had crews repairing local lines but said long-distance service would be out approximately one week.
Bobcat
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20 YEARS AGO
Keys businesses were fighting to get the tourists to return despite the shortage of water and electricity. With roadblocks and bad publicity, no one was coming to the Keys.
Rescue officials estimated that 180,000 were homeless in South Florida because of Hurricane Andrew.
About 20 members of the Monroe County Sheriff's Office and four members of the Key West Police Department were assisting South Dade police in restoring order.
Keys businesses were fighting to get the tourists to return despite the shortage of water and electricity. With roadblocks and bad publicity, no one was coming to the Keys.
Rescue officials estimated that 180,000 were homeless in South Florida because of Hurricane Andrew.
About 20 members of the Monroe County Sheriff's Office and four members of the Key West Police Department were assisting South Dade police in restoring order.
Ratickle
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That's a pretty good time!
Ratickle
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We need some costume pictures to give proper consideration to their concerns.....
Bobcat
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The U.S. government returned fishing trophies to the man who had won them in Cuba but were taken by the U.S. Custom Service when he returned to Key West.
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