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Barbara J. Bowers

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As seen in: Color Research & Application, Wiley Online Library, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), AARP, United States Courts, Healio, McKnight's Long-Term Care News, Key West Citizen
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Getting into Shipshape

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By Barbara J. Bowers
| Key West Citizen Verified
Capt. Matthew Mikulski’s second home is docked at the Stock Island Yacht Club. “I’m on the water at least two days a week,” he said of his boat located there. His first, and probably favorite, home is considerably more stationary. Fourteen-seventeen Pine Street is rooted in place, where it was built in the early 1900s. Since Capt. Matthew Mikulski bought 1417 Pine St. in 2023, it’s been something of a work in progress. Last to be completed is the front exterior paint job.
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The Educated Buyer

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By Barbara J. Bowers
| Key West Citizen Verified
Just like buyers of other high-end merchandise, these days real estate buyers are well educated. Unlike, say, buyers of private jets and yachts, real estate has more frequent buyers, and for most, it is the biggest buy of their lifetimes. So, questions for today’s column: Can home buyers find the information they need online? Are internet programs as timely or accurate as real estate agents for such big, personal purchases?
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A tiny house grows up

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By Barbara J. Bowers
| Key West Citizen Verified
There are historic Keys properties, then there are historic Key West properties. Eight-twenty-five Georgia Street is one that contains more than the standard old island family’s history. It seems to carry Navy and civil clout, too. “During our renovation, we removed all the drop ceilings, found the military markings and Navy stars painted onto some of the wooden slats, then preserved them with the original wood,” said Wally Justice, who bought the property with wife Betina in 2018.
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