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Tony Winton

Tony Winton

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Editor-in-Chief, Key Biscayne Independent

Miami

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Entertainment, News, Documentaries , Weather, Lifestyle

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Anything product-related

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Total articles 868

  • Miami police officer used Taser twice on “aggressive” Virginia Key park goers from Liberty City

    By Tony Winton Verified| Key Biscayne Independent@ Two Liberty City residents face felony charges – and the woman is under an immigration hold – after a confrontation with an off-duty Miami police officer at Virginia Key Beach Park. The man and woman ended up being tased, according to arrest affidavits. City of Miami police are still investigating whether the use of force was appropriate.

    By Tony Winton Verified · Key Biscayne Independent

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Why is fluoridation, a public health success story, now under scrutiny?

    By Tony Winton Verified| Key Biscayne Independent@ NEW YORK  — U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has said he wants communities to stop fluoridating water, and he is setting the gears of government in motion to help make that happen. The issue is front and center in Miami-Dade County, where Mayor Daniella Levine Cava recently vetoed a measure that would have removed flouride from the metro area’s drinking water.

    By Tony Winton Verified · Key Biscayne Independent

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Condo owner’s challenge to Silver Sands vote denied by appeals court

    By Tony Winton Verified| Key Biscayne Independent@ An appeals court Friday cleared the way for the demolition of the old Silver Sands motel on Key Biscayne, rejecting a challenge from a nearby condo owner who said the 14-story tower would block its views. The parcel was sold for $205 million – an island record –  but developers have said the investment in the Atlantic Ocean property will be much more. The suit involved a due-process challenge to the way the Key Biscayne Village Council approved the 301 Ocean Drive project last October.

    By Tony Winton Verified · Key Biscayne Independent

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Key Biscayne Independent