1835: Alden A.M. Jackson was conducting a school in the Monroe County Courthouse. The costs were from $2 to $4 per month depending on the field of study.
1884: President Chester Arthur recommended to the Senate that Col. Frank N. Wicker, the collector of customs at Key West, be removed from office because of alleged sympathy and collusion
1904: The British steamer Sorle, sailing from Tampa to Europe with phosphate, ran aground near Rebecca Shoal. Wreckers refloated the vessel, only to have winds drive it onshore again.
Terry Cassidy, born and raised in the Cleveland, Ohio, area, comes from a family of musicians, learning the guitar very early and later, at 17, the banjo. His first gig
“Why is the Fantasy Fest Street Fair at Truman Waterfront? Now Bahama Village residents can look forward to mostly nude people marching back and forth through our neighborhood. Once this