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Key West’s Womenfest aims to create a vibrant series of spaces for women to be around like-minded islanders and travelers, who come as they are. Something that for a long time was celebrated under the city’s “One Human Family” motto.

Angel Burgos is new to elected politics but not new to Wilton Manors. Aside from living here for 14 years, he’s also a familiar face at events ranging from fundraisers to parties to community events. Now he wants to be a familiar face on the city commission.

Even in the friendliest of election environments, Florida is an uphill battle for Democrats. But they believe 2026 will see everything come together. That was the vibe and the message at the Dolphin Democrats GOTV Center inside Tropics in Wilton Manors two days after a bruising primary season.

He’s been sitting at the center of the Wilton Manors city commission dais for years. Now he wants to slide over a seat or two. Mayor Scott Newton is running for a seat on the city commission, saying he has a lot left to offer the city, specifically his institutional knowledge at a granular level.

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