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Any info available at all on Key West's post-Irma status?
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Lots of info. How you getting there is most important.
KW did "ok". Better than other keys.
Don't go tomorrow. Give them a few days.
US1 got smacked hard and the keys before KW got smacked also.
Not so great.
Good luck
irina
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From reading posts of locals/business owners, Islamorada fared pretty decently for the commercial structures in many cases. The wood homes and mobile home parks took a huge hit. However reading that many restaurants/lodging have either re-opened with some limits or are optimistic of doing so soon!
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