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As of today, the Keynoter has shut down: http://www.flkeysnews.com/news/local/article206789324.html. McClatchy Co. is keeping the FlKeysNews.com website and branding, but turning it into more of a bureau of the Miami Herald than its own entity.
What do people think should happen with this page? As far as I can see, there are two main options: 1) Keep the name the same but change it to past tense, noting the continued existance of FlKeysNews.com, or 2) Move the page to FlKeysNews.com and change the content to reflect that it's a continuation of what used to be the Keynoter.
