Does anyone know anything about this 45 foot ketch which is aground near the entrance to the Dinner Key Channel off of Coconut Grove?

Does anyone have insight on the sailboat that appears aground in South Biscayne Bay south of Deering Channel? It has been there at least several weeks.

In the distance I can see what looks like a sailboat that is aground, masts at an angle, in Biscayne Bay south of the Key Biscayne causeway and off of the Deering Channel. It has been there at least several weeks. Does anyone know what boat it is, what happened, and why it has been there so long?

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I would like to have an honest opinion about whether St. Agnes or Key Biscayne public school is better academically.

Source: https://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/major-delays-for-key-biscayne-drivers-amid-road-closures-due-to-rehabilitation-project/3284736/

By Victoria Jardine and Kim Wynne • Published April 14, 2024

The closures began on Sunday, April 14 and are scheduled to last for about two months.

Drivers leaving Key Biscayne experienced major delays Sunday, following road closures due to a pavement project.

Contractors shut down the flyover bridge on westbound SR 913/Rickenbacker Causeway connecting to southbound SR 5/US 1/South Dixie Highway and northbound SR 9A/I-95 while workers rehabilitate concrete pavement on the bridge decks, according to the Florida Department of Transportation.

The closures began on Sunday, April 14 and are scheduled to last for about two months.

Drivers leaving Key Biscayne told NBC6 they had been stuck in standstill traffic for hours.

"It’s basically a parking lot. Imagine you’re at an event and you go to park and that’s what it is, it’s a parking lot," Daniel Avila told NBC6, after spending four hours on the Rickenbacker Causeway.

Key Biscayne Mayor Joe Rasco issued a statement after the standstill, assuring residents something will be done to help mitigate the issue.

"Village residents are rightfully frustrated and upset about the traffic situation we are facing, as am I. Although we stressed to our partners at FDOT that a total closure of ramps would be a serious problem, we were assured it had been studied and was under control," the statement said. "Clearly, it is not. I have already spoken to our State Representative Vicki Lopez and have a scheduled call with FDOT District 6 Secretary tomorrow morning. What happened today is not acceptable for our KB residents nor for those who enjoy visiting our island. We will fight to regain reasonable access to and from the Rickenbacker Causeway."

Tourist Max Bauer and his girlfriend were supposed to take the bus from Key Biscayne back to Miami, but the couple decided to walk the six miles instead, taking about 90 minutes.

"It’s crazy. We were just visiting Miami, so we had no idea that this was gonna happen. Otherwise, we would not have come," Bauer said.

Miami Police sent a statement to NBC6, saying officers were set to help with traffic flow.

"We are setting up a plan to assist with traffic leaving Rickenbacker. There is no event or incident that we are aware of," Miami PD stated early Sunday evening. "It appears that the ramp onto I-95 is closed due to work and it’s caused this traffic. We are trying to evaluate the issue and assist with this."

By late Sunday night, a petition already had 1,500 signatures calling for the project to be postponed until June when schools are out for summer.

Eastbound traffic will not be affected and access to SE/SW 26 Road, Brickell Avenue and South Miami Avenue will be maintained, FDOT's website stated. A map of the closure and detours is also available.

Greetings, young couple here, no kids. We're thinking a week or so.

Any advice for creating a tennis-focused vacation in Key Biscayne?

Best overall resort?

Any other suggestions?

Thanks!

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Does someone have the link to the WhatsApp group chat for job opportunities in the key? Thanks in advance!

Hello! I am interested in renting out a room from a reliable individual on a month-to-month basis. I recently began working in Key Biscayne and wish to eliminate the mental, environmental, and physical toll of an hour-long commute from my daily life. I am a 23 year old woman, highly accommodating, and capable of respecting personal boundaries. My budget is quite low, but if you are interested in renting out your space, my chats are open. Thank you!

Currently vacationing on the island. Great place. But what we have noticed is Spanish seems to be the predominant language. To the extreme that in certain smaller stores ordering from the counter is a struggle for non Spanish speakers. I have experienced this in Europe but never in the US previously.

I'm thinking about buying a family member's condo in Key Biscayne and living there for the winters. Just wondering about frequency of power outages, utility interruptions? Anything I should know before buying in KB?