Recently added articles from Solares Hill:
Morning Has Broken
Nov 07, 2008; ... The whole world feels different. And apparently we've saved our hide all over the planet. The election of Barack Obama as president is huge news, not just because he is the first black president of a nation of mostly white people, nor because he's the first American president whose ...
Side by Side on Simonton
Nov 07, 2008; ... The Florida Keys Council of the Arts presents "Side by Side on Simonton" today, Nov. 7, from 4 to 8 p.m. at two locations just a (free) parking lot apart. The celebrations feature visual art and performing arts as well as food and libations. In the Gato Building, 1100 Simonton, the opening ...
SOUNDINGS
Nov 07, 2008; ... 'The captain has left the ship but the ship sails on," proclaimed Sir Peter Anderson, a Capt. Tony Tarracino appointee as Secretary General of the Conch Republic. "We feel his arm reaching down and touching the tip of the mast." "He will live forever aboard," enjoined Finbar Gittleman, ...
'Inspired by the Depression,' Heritage House Features Season of Recollection
Nov 07, 2008; ... This season the Key West Heritage House presents a series of cultural offerings that bring to light the memorable years of the Great Depression through art, lectures, walking tours and the premiere of an oral history film documentary. The series opens with "WPA Artists: Inspired by the ...
Creativity Sparked by the Great Depression
Nov 07, 2008; ... The Florida Keys were hit hard by the economic woes of the Great Depression, and some say even more so than the rest of the country. But there were advantages to being in the Florida Keys, too. With 85 percent of the population on government relief, it was grits and grunts on most dinner ...