Tony Winton is a Content Creator/President at Key Biscayne Independent. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on Latin America. Winton's work has been featured in Key Biscayne Independent and WLRN Public Radio & Television.
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Tony Winton's reporting primarily focuses on local government, crime, and business news in the Key Biscayne area of Florida. He often covers evolving stories related to legal issues and government announcements within this region.
Given his focus on local events such as community support during celebrations and lawsuits against local entities for alleged fraud, he may be interested in pitches that provide unique insights or angles related to these topics. For example, sources with direct knowledge of the local dynamics in Key Biscayne or those involved in community events could be valuable contributors.
Winton’s coverage also includes ongoing legal cases and governmental decisions at a local level. Therefore, experts well-versed in law enforcement practices specific to child pornography cases or individuals knowledgeable about the intricacies of PPP fraud allegations might find success when reaching out to him.
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Thousands of Key Biscayne residents lost water service late Saturday after a water main suffered an blow out, Manager Steve Williamson said.
By: Tony Winton
Hedging its bets against a possible big change in state tax law, Key Biscayne's Village Council signalled approval Tuesday of a $105 million dollar budget for 2027.
By: Tony Winton
The multicultural celebration that is Key Biscayne's Fourth of July parade was extra colorful this year, featuring a record number of additional marchers, dancers, and upgrades to mark America's 250th birthday.
By: Tony Winton
A recent settlement of an e-bike lawsuit in Key Biscayne is underscoring growing national concern and the question of parental responsibility.
By: Tony Winton
The more things change, the more they stay the same, as it appears that a group of well-known community figures are headed into the election season for Key Biscayne Village Council.
By: Tony Winton
Labor Day is arriving in Key Biscayne with deep disagreement between the Village and the union representing its police officers, with demands for improved pension contribution the main sticking point.
By: Tony Winton
A new poll indicates a swing toward Democratic candidates for Florida's top contests for Governor and U.S. Senate less than two weeks before the Nov. 3 election.
Steve Williamson, the manager of Key Biscayne, informed the Village Council Friday that he was stepping down in 90 days. In the letter, Williamson says his decision will allow “for a well-planned and successful transition.”
By: Ava Menkes, Tony Winton
Some candidates for Village Council have done some significant fundraising this election season, but others have spent very little and are entirely self-funded.
By: Tony Winton
Is she running? Did she quit? Is it voter manipulation? These were the questions that bounced around Key Biscayne chats this past week after Claire London first quit — and
