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WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,JUNE 25, 2011 VOLUME 58, NO. 51 ● 25 CENTS KEY WEST MERMAID DISCOVERS THE KEYS Pier House bidding opens month — virtually nothing City considers for the prime piece of Old selling chunk Town real estate. Before the city buys or of prime land sells any property, voters have to approve it via referendum, By SEAN KINNEY per the city charter; after voter [email protected] approval, the city has to com- mission two independent Last November, Key West appraisals. Those appraisals, voters gave city officials the costing a little more than OK to sell a piece of com- $26,000, were completed and mercial property on Front returned to the city this month Street; eight months later, the by the Appraisal Company of two required appraisals are Key West and Lighthouse complete and bids are now Realty Services. being entertained. They returned three dis- The property is the luxury tinct appraisal figures — Pier House Resort’s measuring the price if the Caribbean Spa comprising 22 land and property were to be hotel rooms, a conference sold today unencumbered by center, spa facilities and a a lease, the value if it went to rooftop deck at 529 Front St. the Pier House allowing If you’ve got several mil- uninterrupted hotel opera- lion dollars to spare, you can tions and the third, the value bid until Sept. 2. Bids are as a startup, standalone hotel. scheduled to be opened on According to the Sept. 6. Then it’s up to the Appraisal Company of Key City Commission to either West, and with respect to the accept the highest bid or above descriptors, those fig- reject all responses. ures are $6.3 million, $3.6 The Pier House has a million and $3.2 million. The Photo by LARRY BENVENUTI sweetheart lease, executed in same analysis produced by Nancy Koelbel of Miami Shores becomes one with the fish at Sombrero Reef off Marathon as she dons a mermaid 1965, on the city-owned Lighthouse Realty Services outfit to take in the clear waters. It’s been her dream for years. Story, 2B property until 2020. The rent: $3,600 a year, or $300 a ● See Pier House, 2A POLITICS KIDS DAY Redistricting hearings under way By KEVIN WADLOW Democrats: GOP is stalling Amendment 6, saying it Senior Staff Writer would strip the Legislature [email protected] on the maps for minimal input of its constitutional duty to Members of the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office participate set districts. in Kids Day for residents of Tradewind Hammocks in Key A statewide series of 26 As a one of five Florida two counties in Florida to “I think it’s a fringe argu- counties covered by a lose residents since 2000 — ment,” said Dan Gelber, a Largo last week. Sally Ann Crawford and Carol Albury public meetings on Florida’s political redistrict- Section 5 order under the would account for only Democratic former state Johnson fingerprinted kids for safety records, Detective ing process that opened Civil Rights Act that relates about half that total. legislator now working as Mark Coleman was there from the Dive Team, Jason Monday winds its way to discrimination, Monroe “I think we’ll still have a an attorney for the Fair Madnick represented the Bomb Squad, Jacek Szymanski toward an Aug. 18 session County almost certainly majority” in District 120, Districts Now organization. was there from the Traffic Division, and Lt. Nancy Alvarez in the Florida Keys. cannot be split into a sepa- Saunders said, “but it won’t “It’s basically saying an also participated, along with Key Largo Fire Rescue. How much the hearings rate House district, be as much of a majority.” amendment passed by the — or the redistricting Saunders said. “Then there Two Florida constitu- citizens can’t tell the process itself — will affect would definitely be a legal tional amendments Legislature what to do.” MONROE COUNTY SCHOOLS Monroe County remains an challenge,” he said. approved by more than 60 Gelber said the lawsuit open question. Florida’s population percent of state voters in and the three-month series “The biggest issue for us grew to nearly 19 million November aim to eliminate of public meetings may be here in Monroe County is people over the last decade, the instances of districts an attempt to delay redis- Griffiths backtracks what part of Miami-Dade so each Florida House dis- being gerrymandered, or tricting so the final maps County gets attached to us,” tricts will generally add drawn to favor a particular cannot be examined by the said state Rep. Ron about 20,000 people to party. public in a “thoughtful” on panel’s sanctions Saunders (D-Key West), around 156,000 per district. The Florida House has process before the districts who represents Florida Monroe County’s current formally joined a federal training, School Board Vice ● School Board Chairman Andy Griffiths has House District 120. population — one of only lawsuit challenging See Redistricting, 2A to revisit them reconsidered, publicly apolo- gizing to the volunteer com- CRIME FRONT this Tuesday mittee members. “We went after the wrong By SEAN KINNEY messenger,” Griffiths told the [email protected] Keynoter. “I apologize for LaTorre transferred to prison that.” Still grappling with how to The issue revolves around state prison Nadezda “Nadia” Bowman LaTorre to start his sentence, undo an apparent violation of board Chairman John Dick Former Keys system. was seriously injured. She saying his appeals can con- the Sunshine Law that occurred facilitating a meeting between official starts LaTorre, remains wheelchair-bound tinue while he’s behind bars. during discussions with repre- Internal Auditor Ken Gentile; convicted and continues suffering the He’s now at the South sentatives of the Keys teachers Stuart Kessler, chairman of his sentence on April 29, effects of brain damage, Florida Reception Center in union, Monroe County School the Audit and Finance 2008, of including memory loss, that Doral, where prison officials District administrators on Committee; and State Keynoter Staff driving left her in a coma for weeks will evaluate him to deter- Wednesday cancelled a Attorney Dennis Ward and under the after the collision. mine where he should serve Mark Wilson, the county’s top Louis LaTorre, once influence- By appealing his convic- his time. When booked, he planned bargaining session. LATORRE And related, a week after public corruption prosecutor. Monroe County’s director of serious tion, LaTorre had avoided appeared to have a look of voting to halt the work of the Gentile requested clarifi- social services and now a bodily injury, is doing 3.5 prison since Circuit Court disbelief on his face. district’s Audit and Finance cation about an apparent vio- convicted felon, was moved years. A jury concluded he Judge Luis Garcia sentenced In the 2006 crash, Committee for 60 days and Wednesday from the county caused an April 15, 2006, him in June 2008. But this have members take ethics ● See Schools, 2A jail on Stock Island to the head-on crash in which past June 14, Garcia ordered ● See LaTorre, 2A

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They weren’t dis- 1 at mile marker 8 at 2:45 alcohol levels of .08 or high- ing with researchers who for violating was hired and will start work puting that, but they wanted a.m. His pickup struck er is illegal in Florida. hope to survey more than 600 next month). to know how it could be Bowman’s northbound sport Cocaine also was found in Key West residents on their Sunshine Law Commissioner Jack resolved,” he said. utility vehicle head-on, caus- his system. LaTorre’s appeal knowledge of dengue fever, a By RYAN MCCARTHY Bridges replied to Leal — Sunshine Law violations ing it to roll over. Florida argued the blood tests were mosquito-borne disease, and [email protected] copying all commissioners fall into two categories: A Highway Patrol Cpl. Gary not accurate. the Keys Action to Break the — and said he preferred a non-criminal infraction or a Dunick testified at trial that LaTorre left the county’s Cycle of Dengue project. May date. He also told fellow second-degree misdemeanor he feared Bowman was dead employ shortly after his The researchers, from the Florida Keys Mosquito board members to “not reply for “knowingly” violating the when he reached the scene. arrest. Centers for Disease Control Control Board Commissioner to this e-mail” to avoid law. Wilson said that term’s and Prevention, Case Joan Lord-Papy will likely Sunshine Law complications. broad definition makes the Western Reserve University, now think twice about whom Lord-Papy responded, law hard to interpret. the University of Colorado she e-mails in the future. anyway, accusing Bridges “The only way that Bids accepted and the Florida Department Assistant State Attorney of having an ulterior motive makes any sense is to look at of Health, plan to conduct the Mark Wilson told the did not provide figures relat- for wanting to conduct the the purpose of the statute, From Pier House, 1A random door-to-door surveys Keynoter the longtime com- ed to the long-term occupan- interviews when she would which is to prevent back- between July 11 and Aug. 6. missioner is expected to returned $7 million, $4.7 cy of the rooms in the build- be out of the country on room deals being struck,” he Participants will also be plead guilty Monday to a million and $3.55 million. ing or the level of use for the extended vacation. said. “She just fired off this asked what kind of measures non-criminal violation of Based on figures main- spa and conference space. “I also want to be on the e-mail to [Bridges] because they’re taking to fight mos- Florida’s Sunshine Law tained by the Monroe “They wouldn’t share record as opposing this cav- she was upset with him. quitoes, such as eliminating overseeing open government County Property Appraiser’s with the city all of their alier and shoddy approach This wasn’t any effort to standing water in and around and be fined $250 and pay Office, the land is valued at information,” Finigan said, to hiring an individual for strike a deal with [Bridges]; properties where mosquitoes another $270 in court costs. $2.88 million and the build- adding that there is surely an such an important post,” she was just giving him a like to breed. The case is scheduled for 9 ing is worth $3.17 million, “intrinsic value” to the resort she wrote. piece of her mind.” a.m. in County Judge Wayne totaling $6.05 million. owners. Wilson said Lord-Papy Wilson added that while Miller’s court at the Freeman Assistant City Manager “If they were to replicate and her attorney, David Bridges’ original reply was Justice Center in Key West. Mark Finigan said commis- those amenities that are in KEYS WEATHER Paul Horan, visited with “inadvisable for obvious rea- The charge stems from an sioners can accept the best that building, they couldn’t him on June 14 after her sons,” it was not a Sunshine April 26 e-mail that interim bid or “reject all bids do it because they don’t have PREDICTED TEMPERATURES return to the states. Law violation in itself. district Director Andrea Leal because they don’t feel like any additional footprint. And sent commissioners about Horan “said that he had DAY HIGH LOW any of them are of financial if they did, it would be at the SAT. 93 81 benefit to the city. They expense of the other units. SUN. 92 83 MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICT could speculate that growth It’s of greater value to them in the market could be 3 per- than it is to anybody.” MON. 92 83 cent per year or something In the 2010 referendum to TUES. 92 83 Budget to remain flat and we’ll make more money allow consideration of the by waiting.” sale, the vote was 55.97 per- Forecast: Expect partly raised $9 million with an upcoming supervisors Finigan also noted that cent (1,602) in favor and cloudy skies with a slight With property estimated $5.5 million in meeting. the Pier House, when work- 44.03 percent (1,260) chance of thinderstorms. values down, reserves at the end of the cur- The tentative total budg- ing with the appraisal firms, against. rent fiscal year, on Sept. 30. et is $15.21 million, with $9 Visit KeysNet.com/weather it means cuts That means the district million coming from taxes for radar and extended forecast. has used up roughly $2.6 and $5.5 million in By RYAN MCCARTHY million in reserves over two reserves. Grants, rentals, No maps yet BEACH ADVISORIES [email protected] years to cover expenses. interest earnings, among The board apparently other things, makes up the From Redistricting, 1A “In Miami, moving a dis- The Monroe County The Florida Keys intends to make drastic balance. trict a couple streets can turn Health Department tests Mosquito Control District expenditure reductions as On the expense side, are locked in for the next it from a predominantly Keys beaches twice weekly rolled out a tentative budget budget season rolls on, personal services and per- decade. black district into a Hispanic for the presence of enteric Monday that would raise the since it directed Southcott sonal service benefits are “It’s a charade,” Gelber district,” he said. bacteria. There currently same amount of tax dollars to construct a budget main- the district’s most costly said. “They are staging “Monroe is pretty much a are no beaches with health as the current fiscal year. taining the same .4596 tax items. Preliminary figures these incessant hearings diverse, 50-50 county” advisories against swim- But the $9 million haul rate. At that rate, the owner show the district doling out without anybody seeing a between Democrats and ming. has fallen well short of of a $300,000 home paid $4.93 million in salaries to map. I believe they are try- Republicans, he said. expenditures in recent years, $137.88 for mosquito con- roughly 90 employees and ing to wait another eight or “There are no real pockets GETTING IT STRAIGHT meaning the district is rapidly trol this fiscal year. $2.67 million in benefits. nine months before they of voters to split up, so eating away at valuable “As a result of the direc- The next most-costly show the public the maps.” nobody wants us.” Due to an editing error, a reserves. District Comptroller tion of the board, we will item is chemicals, solvents Legislators attending the Redistricting of Florida Wednesday story about the William Southcott has said prepare items for possible and additives. That is listed public meetings “have been Senate District 40 — now Monroe County School it’s “unsustainable.” reduction to keep it at the at $1.58 million. told not to talk about the expected to take in 470,000 District’s Audit and Finance According to Southcott, current [tax] rate. We are Among other expendi- maps,” Saunders said. “That people — could be changed. Committee incorrectly stat- the district raised $9.7 mil- currently working on that. tures: $916,510 for repairs has created some controver- The district represented by ed who appointed Jerry lion in taxes and had $8.1 With the property apprais- and maintenance, $807,130 sy.” Larcenia Bullard of Miami Bolduc to the panel. million in cash reserves at er’s estimations, it would for operating expenses, Leadership in the state takes in parts of five coun- Superintendent Joseph the end of fiscal year 2008- cost us about $500,000” in $566,000 for insurance, House and Senate, both con- ties, including Monroe. Burke appointed Bolduc, 09. It raised $9.2 million and revenue, Southcott said. $445,000 for gasoline, trolled by Republicans, said A separate federal law- who has since resigned. had $7.25 million in reserves Southcott said district $158,000 for office supplies they want the public to have suit filed in February against Also, due to incorrect at the end of fiscal year staff will discuss “areas that and materials and $149,450 its say on redistricting Gov. Rick Scott on behalf of information provided, the 2009-10, and will have can be trimmed” at an for capital outlay. before making any deci- five Monroe County resi- date of a parents’ open sions. dents has been dismissed. house for the Ocean Studies “What they are doing is That lawsuit contended Charter School was incor- trying to prevent legislators the newly elected governor rect. It’s at 6:30 p.m. from betraying their intent,” was attempting to slow the Wednesday at 92295 Old Gelber said. “It’s almost like redistricting process by not State Road oceanside,across an attorney not allowing a submitting Amendment 5 from Chad’s Restaurant in defendant so he won’t say and Amendment 6 for feder- Tavernier. something pretty bad.” al “pre-clearance” under the “We’re watching the Civil Rights Act. The suit CONTACT US process,” Saunders said, but was dropped after the state noted that Monroe County submitted the amendments probably will not be affect- to the U.S. Justice Upper Keys ed as much as some other Department, which cleared 91655 Overseas Highway areas by redistricting. them. Tavernier, FL 33070 Newsroom . . . .(305) 852-3216

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Advertising . . .(305) 852-3216 AAAA AAAA Fax ...... (305) 853-1040 Fax ...... (305) 852-0199 BRUNDZA MCMULLEN TELLER Still checking RUTH IRENE BRUNDZA Maxine M. McMullen, 87, Fred John Teller, 99, of New 1931-2011 passed away 3/29/2011 in Smyrna Beach died peacefully From Schools, 1A Jesus Jara, the district Marathon Homosassa, Florida. She was Thursday, June 16, 2011 with chief operating officer who 3015 Overseas Highway Ruth Irene Brundza, recently of the wife of the late James R. his family by his side. Fred was Marathon, passed into the McMullen, and mother of born September 27, 1911 in lation of the open-meetings will take over as superin- (P.O. Box 500158) presence of her Lord and Thomas (Susan), Michael Waterbury, CT. He was a star Sunshine Law during private tendent on July 1, said Marathon, FL 33050-0158 Savior Jesus Christ Saturday (Hope), Joel, and David AAthleticthletic at Meriden High School contract negotiations between Wednesday’s bargaining ses- Newsroom . . .(305) 743-5551 June 18, 2011. Ruth is survived (Kellye.) She was grandmother playing numerous team sports. by sons William C. (Bill) and to Robert, Michael, Derek, Jeff, Some of his favorites being Superintendent Joseph Burke sion with UTM, which was Advertising . . .(305) 743-5551 Robert P. (Bobby), and Abalyn, Talis, & Cole and baseball, basketball and and Leon Fowler, then presi- publicly advertised, was to Fax ...... (305) 743-6397 daughter Dawn L. Crowe. great-grandmother to Nolan football. Fred joined the United dent of United Teachers of focus on the positions of 10 Fax ...... (305) 743-9586 Ruth’s departure marks the end and Riley. States Navy in 1942 serving in an era which began when she World War II. Fred was also a Monroe, over unpaid teacher people who either were let and her husband Paul Originally from Caro, Michigan, National Champion duck pin furloughs. go or had their hours Key West Brundza, the renowned Maxine became a noted Key bowler and owned and Wilson communicated reduced. It was cancelled 2720-A N. Roosevelt Blvd. underwater photographer and West artist through the 1980s. operated Teller Lane’s in inventor settled in Marathon in She painted professionally for Middlefield, CT. Prior to moving the need for a curative meet- because both sides are con- Overseas Market 1959. The family requests that 17 years and exhibited her to Middlefield he owned and ing for what he saw as a clear sulting their legal teams “to Key West, FL 33040 in lieu of flowers donations be work in several Key West art operator a Texaco Gas Station violation of the law because see what is the best way to Newsroom . . .(305) 296-6989 sent to Martin Luther Chapel, galleries. Her work has been in Berlin, CT. In 1981 Fred 325 122nd Street Gulf, shown at the State Capital in moved to Marathon, FL as a collective bargaining needs finalize the process.” Advertising . . .(305) 296-6989 Marathon, FL 33050-3503. Tallahassee and the Ford winter resident. He was a lover to be done in the sunshine. “Because of the state Fax ...... (305) 296-1287 A memorial service will be held Motor Company world of the ocean and could be School Board members, attorney opinion and the situ- headquarters. Maxine was the at 11:00am Saturday July 9th, found on his boat fishing and meeting June 14 in Dick’s ation we were in,” Jara said E-mail 2011 at Martin Luther Chapel, recipient of many awards and enjoying the Keys life everyday with reception to follow. All are was a featured artist in the he was in Florida. Fred followed absence, voted 3-1 to put the Friday, “we just wanted to [email protected] welcome! ‘‘Made in Key West’’ magazine. his daughter and son-in-law to Audit and Finance Committee postpone and really wait When Maxine could no longer New Smyrna Beach in 1991. on 60-day hiatus and ordered until the union got more Missing your paper? complete large paintings, she He continued to drive and play continued with her golf up until the age of 97. Fred members to undergo the ethics information and we have We no longer offer same-day extraordinary talent by painting was an inspiration to his family training, citing a breakdown in more information.” redelivery for missing or wet cards she would send to family and friends and will be missed the communications process. That means the session papers. Customers can and friends for birthdays and by all that met him and were a the holidays. part of his long life. He was Board member Robin Smith- over the eliminated jobs will request a credit or next-day Maxine was a woman who lived preceded in death by his first Martin was the lone dissenter. include revisiting the fur- redelivery by calling in the moment and appreciated wife, Ruth Schafferick Teller The School Board meets loughs. 743-5551. After hours, call the beauty and the people and his second wife, Mary around her every day. She was Frank Teller. On August 6, at 5 p.m. Tuesday at That consists of School toll-free (800) 843-4372. grateful for blessings received 2010 he was preceded in death Marathon High School and Board attorneys Richard and always positive and by his dear daughter, Christa

AA Collins and Dirk Smits getting FLORIDA KEYS KEYNOTER (ISSN hopeful for the future. During Teller Kelsey of New Smyrna on the agenda is an item 8756-6427, USPS# 0201-620) is her entire life she showed great Beach. Fred is survived by his called “Removal of improper input from the Florida School published semi-weekly by Florida grace and dignity despite any son-in-law, Jim Kelsey; sanctioning and ethics train- Labor Relations Service, a Keys Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, challenges, and shared her step-daughter, Georgine and “joint venture” of the Florida strength, her wisdom and her her husband, Roger Nelson; ing requirement.” Marathon, Florida 33050-0158. Dick brought that forward, School Boards Association (of Subscription rates are $54.23 in love with her beloved family granddaughter, Katie Kelsey until the end. She was loved in Liller and her husband, Jamie; asking board members to which Monroe is not a mem- the Keys.Your Keynoter home life and she is dearly missed. delivery subscription includes grandson, Thomas Bivona and rescind the sanctions against ber) and the Florida his wife, Heidi and great Keys Sunday and the Sunday grandchildren, Emily Bivona, his Audit and Finance Association of District School edition of The Miami Herald. Bobby Bivona, Gavin Liller and Committee appointee, Melissa Superintendents. Keynoter mail subscriptions: was awaiting the birth of his Grady, with the intent that Meanwhile, Holly $59.53 in Florida and $56.16 out- fourth great grandchild Cole of-state. Please call for all other Liller due in August 2011. other board members will fol- Hommell-Gorman, the new rates, including overseas mail. low his lead and reactivate the UTM president, is collabo- Periodicals Postage Paid at A Life Celebration at Sea will be panel. rating with the Florida Marathon, Florida and additional held 6:30PM, Tuesday, June mailing offices. 28, 2011 aboard the Pastime Asked if he would take Education Association, a Princess for family and close action to rescind sanctions statewide umbrella for POSTMASTER: Address changes friends. The Pastime Princess against his committee appoint- teacher and school-related to FLORIDA KEYS KEYNOTER, boards at the Dolphin View ment, Kessler, Griffiths said: “I personnel unions, Jara said. PO BOX 500158, MARATHON, FL Restaurant in New Smyrna 33050-0158. Beach. intend to follow [Dick’s] lead.” Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, June 25, 2011 3A

WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT LOWER KEYS Operations shrinking Another Silver Alert By KEVIN WADLOW pal meetings this week to cent reduction. Everglades Foundation and found in the Keys Senior Staff Writer outline the agency’s 2012 In Monroe County, a Audubon of Florida have mon of late for Silver Alert [email protected] update of the Lower East property with a taxable expressed concern that budg- Driver’s fifth Coast Water Supply Plan. assessed value of $200,000 et reductions could hamper subjects to be found in the In the face of looming “The Florida Keys paid about $50 to the South Everglades projects and located here Keys. Why, no one knows: ● budget cuts at the South Service Center facilitates Florida Water Management water-conservation efforts. Last month, Eustis res- Florida Water Management partnerships with local gov- District this year. That will be A June 16 memo to the the past year ident Kenneth Smith, 72, was found on the south end District, the agency’s Florida ernments and community pared to about $35 by the state water management dis- Keynoter Staff Keys Service Center locks its groups, provides direct and mandated reduction. tricts from a Department of of the Seven Mile Bridge, doors for good Thursday. responsive access to South The South Florida Water Environmental Protection 375 miles from home. He Tom Genovese, the dis- Florida Water Management Management District has a official advised district budg- Yet again, a disoriented told deputies he didn’t know trict’s Keys representative District functions and creates $1.1 billion budget and a cur- et writers to consider salary elderly motorist from the how he got here. ● since 2008, confirmed the a better understanding of rent staff of about 1,900. reductions and cutting unnec- mainland has been found in Also last month, Evelyn closing of office at mile local water resource issues,” With about $130 million essary programs. the Florida Keys following Liedke, 89, of Naples was marker 102 in Key Largo. “I says a district description of to be pared by the new tax- “Over the years, salaries a statewide Silver Alert. pulled over around 1 a.m. on will be leaving the Water the soon-to-close Key Largo rate reductions, district staff and benefit structures at The alert, which flashed Big Pine Key, some 200 Management District but office. is still working on a new many of the districts have on traffic messaging boards miles from home. She also remaining in the Keys,” Some water-permitting budget to be presented to the become significantly out of throughout Florida, was had no idea how she got here. ● Genovese said. issues were handled by the agency’s governing board in line with the rest of our issued when William Truax, In December, an 80- He referred other ques- local office. July. Staff layoffs and buy- state’s employees,” wrote 77, of Edgewater was year-old Delray Beach man tions about the office closing A law passed by the outs are expected. DEP Special Counsel Jon reported missing. who left his house for a doc- to officials at the district’s Florida Legislature this year The district is charged Steverson. “Many of the dis- Tuesday at 5:30 p.m., the tor’s appointment somehow West Palm Beach headquar- mandates reductions in prop- with maintaining water sup- tricts have also become top- Monroe County Sheriff’s ended up in Key West after ters. erty taxes paid to support the plies to Florida residents in heavy in their organization Office received a report a winding drive of more District media relations four of the state’s five water its area, and flood-control structures.” about a reckless driver in a than 600 miles from his staff, attending a drought- management districts. operations. It also is the Steverson urged districts 2009 silver Mercury Milan. Palm Beach County home. ● awareness event on the In the 16 counties com- state’s lead agency in to “eliminate non-core activi- Deputy Lisette Zuelch Last May, a Silver Alert shores of Lake Okeechobee, prising the South Florida Everglades restoration ties” that may include educa- pulled the driver over at went out for a Tamarac cou- could not be reached by press Water Management District efforts, teaming with the U.S. tional outreach programs that mile marker 12 and behind ple that was found in time Friday. — from Orlando to Key West Army Corps of Engineers. “tend to be duplicative with the wheel was Truax — 400 Marathon, about 140 miles Genovese attended along Atlantic Coast — prop- Officials of conservation local government and utility miles from his home, which from where they live. Monroe County and munici- erty owners will see a 30 per- groups including the efforts.” is near Daytona Beach. When Zuelch and Sgt. Ronnie Roberts spoke with KEY LARGO him, “he was disoriented and agitated, unaware of his location and he told them he was on the way to a doctor’s Pompano woman dies in crash appointment near his Keynoter Staff home,” agency spokes- woman Becky Herrin said. A 56-year-old woman from His family was notified Pompano Beach in Broward so they could come down County died Thursday morn- and pick him up. ing after the 2011 Toyota she It’s become fairly com- was driving south on U.S. 1 crashed with a dump truck also heading south. Christopher D. Golden, State troopers withheld D.M.D. the woman’s name pending Member American Academy of Cosmetic notification of next of kin. Dentistry, Florida Academy of Cosmetic But they say the woman Dentistry, American Dental Association was traveling south about 11:30 a.m. at mile marker 99 in the outside lane of U.S. 1, and the truck, a 1992 Kenwood “Exceptional Dentistry driven by Silvio Benavides, 50, of Key Largo was also southbound but in the inside with an Emphasis lane. It was around 11:35 a.m. The Toyota driver tried to on Comfort!” turn left from the outside lane with the truck approaching on the inside. As a result, the Big Pine Key, FL • 305-872-4272 truck struck the left front of the Toyota, which ended up www.keysdentist.com on the southbound shoulder. Photo by DAVID GOODHUE It was the eighth traffic fatality of the year south of This is the aftermath of Thursday morning’s crash in which a Pompano Beach Florida City. woman died. STOCK ISLAND Rehab center finally up to speed By SEAN KINNEY Services refusing to process ous positions at the center. planned to commence on [email protected] bills from the new manage- Hurt said Senior Care is July 27. ment at Senior Care. “actively hiring” and wants “As our needs grow, we The Key West Health and “Attached to the licens- to add between 30 and 40 need to continue to grow,” Rehabilitation Center is now ing,” said Jaqueline Hurt, more staffers, particularly Hurt said, adding that Senior able to bill Medicare and regional vice president of certified nursing assistants. Care couldn’t reach its 120- Medicaid for the myriad operations for Senior Care, The demand is so great, bed capacity with its current services provided at the “were just incredible she said, that Senior Care is staffing level. Stock Island facility, which amounts of fines that were offering training on Stock “It’s a beautiful facility stood shuttered after former levied against the former Island and waiving the $500 and it’s now open for busi- operator Midcare Inc. was owners. There were issues fee generally associated with ness,” Hurt said. For more shut down by state regulators that needed to be dealt with the four-week class. information, visit www.key- in November 2008. and that took time.” After filling out an appli- westhealthandrehab.com The Florida Agency for On June 17, “The last piece cation, interviewing and a The Lower Florida Keys Health Care Administration of our very complicated puz- background check, there’s a Hospital District board is a cited Midcare, based in zle fell into place. We were $40 charge for books, culmi- taxing entity created in the Tennessee, for letting the build- thrilled as a company. We’ve nating in a final exam. Then, 1980s to oversee the nursing ing fall into disrepair, creating worked long and hard to get to actually begin working as home and Lower Keys safety hazards, patient abuse that property up and running.” a CNA, the applicant needs Medical Center. The board and poor record keeping. There are around 45 to apply for certification and stopped levying taxes when Senior Care Group, a patients at the facility who complete a written and lab the hospital was taken over Tampa-based health-care began moving in earlier this exam costing $160. by health-care giant Health provider, began working in year, Hurt said, adding that The next four-week cycle Management Associates and late 2009 with the Lower staff will begin billing the starts next Wednesday, fol- converted into a for-profit Florida Keys Hospital applicable health insurer for lowed by another session business in 1998. 4th of July District board on the terms of services already rendered. a $3 million construction “We couldn’t bill but we ADVERTISING loan that allowed Senior Care realized that it has been a serv- to largely rebuild the struc- ice that has been missing for a ture after the last patients long time down in the Keys,” DEADLINES: were transferred out. 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EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Clemons: Always there Re: The death of part-time Lionfish taking Marathon resident Clarence Clemons, sax player for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band: a greater hold I’m proud we were the catalyst inviting him well over a decade ago to Invasive species, with no predators, fish in the Redbone’s Key West SLAM tournament and the long-lasting rela- now found as north as Loxahatchee tionships developed with the Redbone celebrity family of events throughout Did you hear about the latest reach of the invasive the Keys and across the nation since lionfish? then. Researchers at Florida International University this When we picked him up at the arrival section of Key West week confirmed the Pacific Ocean exotic has now International Airport, he was just set- invaded the Loxahatchee River in Martin County. tling his 6-foot, 5-inch, 250-pound The poisonous-spined tropical fish was found three frame on a bench, with his suitcase at miles inland where fresh and saltwater mix — far his sandaled feet, his saxophone case removed from the hard-bottom sand and coral ledges under one arm, lighting up a huge cigar. The letter writer (left) and Clarence Clemons catch a bonefish during an these invasive fish prefer in Keys waters. And when he saw us, that instant Upper Keys Redbone fishing tournament. Sadly, this offers up further evidence of lionfish pro- magnificent smile further lit up an and volunteer well before they asked. Phoenix, Clarence introduced our two liferating and raises new alarms about efforts to control already beautiful Key West day and his He provided unbelievable entertain- families. Bill is probably a more the burgeoning population. wonderful hug added warmth. ment, jamming at Redbone events with accomplished musician than Clarence With no indigenous predator, lionfish have multi- He loved the Keys. He told me later Big Richard and his Family Fun Band if you can believe it, and like Clarence plied at an alarming rate. Their initial introduction in that invitation to the Redbone events at the Lorelei or with Capt. Jimmy is a great friend. gave him a chance to get to know the South Florida is believed to have come from six fish Lozar and the Marlin Too Review. He loved the Keys, as you can tell Keys community better, and boy, did He stepped up and gave many sold- by that wonderful smile. Fishing in the accidentally released when Hurricane Andrew dam- the Big Man ever jump in with support out concerts with his own Palm Beach Keys was an instant gateway to his aged a beachside aquarium near Biscayne Bay. throughout the islands in a big way. band, the Temple of Soul, at the deep temple of soul. Their colorful banding and airy, feather-looking He became an instant and much- Redbone’s Keys tournaments. At the Three things I’ll always remember spines (warning, those spines are poisonous) have loved member of the Redbone family, drop of a hat, he’d travel to a number of with Clarence: That truly magnificent made this imported exotic a popular saltwater aquarium taking an active interest in helping out the other Redbone celebrity fishing smile, his enveloping hugs and that star. where and any way he could using his events in such places as New York City, beautiful wailing saxophone. Thank Scientists are now convinced that hobbyists releas- celebrity in the Redbone’s fight for cys- Montauk and Cleveland — and every- you, Clarence, for all you gave us with ing lionfish into the wild have greatly expanded the ini- tic fibrosis research — now at $15 mil- where the anglers and other partici- your love. We will truly miss the Big tial breeding stock in our waters, even though that is lion raised over 23 years. He was pants loved him. Man. illegal. And the fish are spreading northward up the always there when Gary, Susan or What a performer, what a fisherman Pete Johnson Nicole Ellis would ask him to attend at and what a totally nice human being. Scottsdale, Ariz. Atlantic coast. a fundraiser; most times, he’d step up When his brother Bill moved here to Researchers at the University of Florida calculate that lionfish populations have increased tenfold from 2004 to 2008 in parts of the Atlantic and Caribbean. CELEBRATING OUR PAST Some have been recently reported as far north as Cape Hatteras, N.C. Ominously, these same researchers “now estimate [that] lionfish are as abundant as some native grouper species.” Why all the concern? Because these invaders gob- This is Carlton J. Corliss, who ble up smaller reef species including key stocks of baby began a lifelong railroad grouper, cardinal fish, parrotfish, even juvenile lobster. career when he joined the And unlike native reef species, these interlopers pro- staff of Henry Flagler’s Key duce eggs year-round, rather than seasonally, which West Extension of the Florida means rapid proliferation of new invasive and hungry East Coast Railway in 1908. lionfish that can overwhelm natives. He was general secretary to One study cited by the University of Florida report- the chief construction ed that within a short period after lionfish colonized a engineer,William Krome, and new coastal area, survival of native reef fishes declined by nearly 80 percent. the self-appointed historian That has ominous consequences for Keys fisheries of early Marathon. He along with inland fish stocks along the entire Atlantic founded, wrote and edited coast, especially after the confirmed discovery deep up- the area’s first newspaper, the river in the Loxahatchee. ‘Marathon Bugle,’ which was Here in the Keys, divers and fishermen have struck produced on a gelatin/spirit back, hosting lionfish derbies and cookouts. But the suplicator.The ‘Bugle’ enjoyed proliferation of this aggressive invader continues. a circulation of 150 copies, Vigilance helps. Divers are encouraged to report although it’s not known lionfish sightings by visiting www.reef.org/lionfish. when the paper started and Fishermen who catch lionfish are encouraged to report when publication ceased. their catch to NOAA at (252) 728-8714 or sending an Photo and information courtesy e-mail to [email protected]. FLORIDA STATE ARCHIVES And if you exercise care in handling and cleaning lionfish, they are excellent tasting, mild and the perfect size for fish sandwiches. Bon appetite. There are plen- HMA:Thanks for memories We are honored to have touched count- continue to uphold that trust through ty more — unfortunately — where those came from. In 1985, Health Management less lives and are so proud of the excel- our final days here. Associates was invited by the lent care our Associates and clinicians The Health Management leadership Fishermen’s Hospital board of trustees have provided. Personally, I have con- team and I thank you for letting us be a to manage the then-struggling hospital. sidered it a privilege to work alongside part of the Keys community for the last Following that critical first year of such a great medical staff and incredible 26 years. And while there is only one rebuilding, we have continued this part- colleagues. Their ongoing commitment road in and one road out of Marathon, I Wayne Markham ...... Publisher nership for 25 years. to providing outstanding health care is hope that sun-drenched road leads you Larry Kahn ...... Editor Together with the board of trustees, both comforting and inspirational. and your loved ones to a healthy, happy Melanie Elder ...... Marketing Director medical staff and administration, Health Although Health Management will future. Kathie Bryan ...... Financial Director Management established and helped no longer be operating the hospital as of Kim Bassett, CEO Todd Swift ...... Production Manager maintain Fishermen’s Hospital in its July 1, Fishermen’s remains committed Fishermen’s Hospital Carter Townshend ...... Circulation Manager position at the forefront of patient care to providing quality health-care servic- Marathon with the latest equipment and services. es. We feel blessed that the residents PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Over the past 26 years, we have had and visitors of Marathon and the neigh- Editor’s note: The letter writer is Contents copyright 2011 Keynoter Publishing Co. the privilege of providing quality health boring communities have trusted us to leaving her position once Quorum care to the surrounding communities. be their health-care provider and will Health Resources takes over on July 1

Letters to Letters of local interest are welcome, but subject to editing and condensing.There is a 400-word limit. Letters thanking an individual are welcome. Space does not permit publication of thank-you letters consisting of lists.Letters must be signed.Anonymous letters will not be published.Include a daytime phone number (which will not be published) where you may the Editor be reached if there are questions about your correspondence. Mail: Editor, Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, Marathon, FL 33050 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 743-6397 KEY LARGO Heavily promoted festival fizzles 70 of the top deejays in the $75 per day. Packages that It doesn’t even business come to the Keys to included a hotel room for draw 200 people perform on two stages erect- four people for two nights ed in the lot of the Key were offered for $180 and to marina site Largo marina. The event had $350. coverage by MTV and the Although it was heavily By DAVID GOODHUE Spanish-language cable tele- promoted on a Miami radio [email protected] vision network Univision. station and in the parking lot The only thing it was miss- of the Miami Heat basket- Late last week, word of a ing was the large crowds. ball games, the promoters giant three-day music festi- Promoters had said they did no advertising in the Keynoter photo by DAVID GOODHUE val that was expected to expected anywhere from Keys and did not inform The stage at the Summer Splash is empty here — and so was the festival, for the most part. draw thousands of out-of- 1,000 to 3,000 people to local media organizations town young revelers to the show up for the concert and about the event. were concerned the event ing Urban Beach Week. In the end, the musicians former Rowell’s Marina satellite parties at two Key Zaragoza said in hind- could degenerate into a wild, “I know the community showed up but played to tiny property created buzz, con- Largo hotels. Partiers were sight, that may have been a drunken party similar to felt left out, and we didn’t crowds. fusion and a little anger supposed to be bused in mistake. But he said he and Urban Beach Week on South want that to happen. Urban The event cost the pro- throughout Key Largo. from all over South Florida his colleagues were not try- Beach. Beach Week has nothing to moters close to $250,000 to Promoters had been plan- and Southwest Florida — ing to hide the fact that the Some wondered if those do with this,” Zaragoza said. put on, Zaragoza said. They ning last weekend’s Summer from West Palm Beach to concert was coming. concerns had anything to do Festival ads showed pho- had to pay the musicians, the Splash for at least six Naples. Jackie Harder, president with the lack of local adver- tos of crowds in pools, on vendors and the bus compa- months, but few in the Keys But the number of people of the Key Largo Chamber tising and publicity. sandy beaches and other nies, but they also had to pay seemed to know about it. who actually showed up was of Commerce, said she Zaragoza denies that, and locations that don’t look like the county for a public Turns out, few from the closer to 150, one of the pro- found out about the Summer said the type of music the Key Largo site, which is assembly permit, as well as mainland did, too. moters, Joe Zaragoza, said. Splash only four days before played at the concert appeals more of a vacant field with a pay for police and fire pro- The Summer Splash tech- Tickets for the festival it was set to kick off. She to an entirely different small marina basin on tection. no music festival had about were available online for said some of her members crowd than music heard dur- Blackwater Sound. Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, June 25, 2011 5A Business

IN BRIEF Bank announces Lower Keys honors principles of servant leader- several offices Management topic www.keywestchamber.org. ship, never settling and throughout the exec’s retirement five G2G employees always doing the right island chain. of chamber session thing. The two Keys Energy needs NAFH National Bank Lower Keys Medical May has worked at the also opened an The Key West Chamber committee member has announced the planned Center on Stock Island has hospital since 1980 in sev- office in of Commerce is offering a retirement of Michael announced the winners of eral capacities. She’s known Central seminar on management Keys Energy Services has Carrigan, the bank’s execu- its Getting 2 Great awards for her calm, example-set- SPANO Florida’s and leadership from 8:30 an opening on its advisory tive vice president. for April and ting leadership. Winter Park in April. a.m. to 11:30 a.m. June 29 committee for District 2, Carrigan, former presi- May. When not at work, Lock Cardenas, president of at the Doubletree Grand which serves Key Haven to dent and chief executive For April, is part of a green initiative the Key West Association of Key Resort, Key West. Big Coppitt Key. Advisory officer of TIB the hospital to keep Key West clean, Realtors, brings 32 years of Local trainer and author Committee applications are Bank, has honored reg- routinely organizing trash experience to the new ven- Elisa Levy will address how available in the main lobby of served as istered nurse to hire and train employees; pickups along College ture. at 1001 James St. or by e- regional head Nancy May, instill a sense of teamwork Road. mailing Edee.Delph@keys of commer- MAY charge nurse and optimism in your Aguiar started at the hos- energy.com. cial lending in the ambu- pital in 2007 with a biology Brown reaches First organization or department; In 1998, the utility board since last fall, latory surgi- degree and a desire to be a create open lines of commu- State milestone approved the creation of a CARRIGAN when TIB cal unit, and nurse. He received his reg- nication; and address inap- was recapital- Tom Lock of istered nursing degree in Candace Brown, cus- propriate behavior in a five-member advisory com- ized by North American the materials 2010. tomer service representative timely and positive manner. mittee designed to provide Financial Holdings Inc. management Pradella is happy to for First State Bank of the The cost is $59 for the board and Keys Energy Evan Rees, NAFH’s department. work in other areas of the Florida Keys’ Key Largo chamber members and $79 staff with community input market president for LOCK For May, hospital as needed and is office, celebrated her 10th for nonmembers, which on various issues, including Southeast Florida, will the hospital eager to learn new process- anniversary includes continental break- generation, distribution, cover Southwest Florida honored es. with the bank. fast. Enrollment forms and finance, customer service and the Keys on an interim Alexander Ross has been selected Brown payment were due to the and new ventures. basis effective Sept. 1, the Aguiar, a reg- as a patient favorite for sev- began her chamber by June 23 to guar- Applications must be bank says, until Carrigan’s istered nurse eral years in a row. She is career with antee seating. completed and returned by permanent replacement is in the mater- known to be kind and empa- First State as a Call 294-2587 or visit noon Aug. 3. found. nal infant thetic as she supports those teller in Key NAFH is a 2-year-old AGUIAR child care diagnosed with breast can- BROWN West in 2001. banking company that has unit; Brigitte cer. She was pro- acquired several underper- Pradella, unit moted to lead teller/cus- OPEN MEETING forming banks in the secretary on tomer service support rep- BOARD OF DIRECTORS Southeast with an eye to the medical- Realty veterans resentative in 2003 and creating a regional banking surgical floor; open new office transferred to her current powerhouse. and Nancy position in Key Largo in FLORIDA KEYS ELECTRIC TIB Bank and several Ross, lead Engel & Voelkers Florida, 2009. COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC. other NAFH acquisitions mammogra- PRADELLA a real estate Brown lives in will reorganize under a new phy technolo- firm headquar- Homestead with her hus- MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2011 AT 1:00 P.M. name, Capital Bank, and a gist. tered in band and children. common charter later this The hospi- Naples, now FKEC TAVERNIER HEADQUARTERS, BOARD ROOM year. tal says the has a presence Meanwhile, the Wall five honorees in Key West: Published: 06/25/11 The Keynoter, Marathon, FL 33050 Street Journal reported in April and Engel & Friday that NAFH plans an May are con- Voelkers initial public offering later tinually sin- CARDENAS Florida Keys. NOTICE OF CITY OF LAYTON this year. The paper reports ROSS gled out by Owners Bob Cardenas and that it intends to use the pro- patients and co-workers. Ralph Spano say they eventu- CITY COUNCIL MEETING ceeds for future acquisi- They model the hospital’s ally plan to expand, opening tions. Getting 2 Great guiding Notice of City of Layton Regular Monthly City Council Meeting and Notice of Public Hearing on the Second and Final Reading City Ordinance 2011-06-01 Amending Section 126-131 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Layton, Regarding Parking Standards. The City of Layton City Council will meet at 7:00 pm on Thursday, July 7, 2011 at Layton City Hall, MM 68 1/2, Long Key. A Public Hearing for public input on the second and final reading of Ordinance 2011-06-11-01 will be held at 7:05 pm on Thursday, July 7, 2011 at Layton City Hall, MM 68 1/2 Long Key. The proposed agenda and proposed Ordinance are available at the City Administrative Office or by email at [email protected]. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend. Mimi Young City Clerk Published Keynoter 6/25/11 Houses of Worship

KEY LARGO Burton Memorial Marathon Church Of God Kirk of the Keys Keys Chapel Unity of the Keys United Methodist 800 74th Street, Ocean Overseas Highway at 89th Street Orthodox Virginia St. • 296-5888 Ocean Reef Chapel Sunday Worship & Children's Church Marathon, FL • MM 51.5 Presbyterian MM 93 • 852-2581 10:45AM Staffed Children’s Sunday School & Nursery Ocean Reef Drive • Sunday Evening Worship 6:00PM Coppitt Rd. • 294-8256 St. James First Wednesday Night Bible Study 6:30PM Sunday Services Missionary Baptist 367-2049 Keys Jewish • A Pentecostal Ministry with a Prophetic Voice 9 a.m. Contemporary 11 a.m. Traditional www.kirkofthekeys.com Olivia St. • 296-5593 Church of Christ Community Center " For God so loved the world..." and so do we! STOCK ISLAND MM 93 • 852-5235 St. Mary Star of the MM 100.7 • 451-1194 St. Francis In the Keys Key West Baptist MARATHON Sea Catholic Key Largo Baptist Church of God Episcopal Temple First Baptist Windsor Ln. • 294-1018 MM 106 • 451-1642 MM 90.5 • 852-5996 2nd Ave. • 294-3411 62nd St. • 743-5134 Key Deer Blvd. • 872-2547 Christian Science St Justin Martyr Immanual Lutheran Covenant Word Community Lord of the Seas Elizabeth St. • 296-8215 MM 105.5 • 451-1316 Sunday Service 10 am Methodist Lutheran MacDonald Ave. • 292-1119 Church of Jesus Church of the MM 90.2 • ocean side MM 48 • 743-5107 Key Deer Blvd. • 872-3612 Nazarene Christ of Latter Day Tavernier 305-852-8711 St Columba Episcopal Saints MM 100 • 451-1142 First Baptist KEY WEST www.KeysLutheran.org 52nd St. • 743-6412 Key Deer Blvd. • 872-2542 Church of Christ Northside Dr. • 294-9400 Lighthouse on the San Pedro Catholic San Pablo Catholic Rock United Methodist Von Phister St. • 296-3331 St Paul’s Episcopal Church 122nd St. • 289-0636 Duval St. • 296-5142 MM 99.3 • 451-6212 Key Deer Blvd. • 872-2470 Church of God Rev. John Peloso New Life First Baptist Church White St. • 296-8844 Trinity Presbyterian Sunday 9 am & 11 am, Saturday Vineyard Christian MM 49 • 743-7165 Simonton St. • 296-3318 MM 99 • 451-2265 Vigil 5 pm, Mon., Thur. & Friday Fellowship Cornish Memorial 8:30 am, Tues. Communion Calvary Baptist AME Zion Seventh Day County Rd. • 872-3404 Impact Community Adventist Service 8:30 am 76th St. • 743-6838 Whitehead St. • 294-2350 Seventh-Day MM 98.5 • 852-0899 MM 89.5 • 305-852-5372 New Mt. Zion St. Andrews Orthodox Fifth St Baptist Adventist Missionary Baptist Mission Fifth St. • 393-9554 Spirit and Truth 5th St. • 294-2255 42nd St. • 743-3300 Key Deer Blvd. • 872-1453 TAVERNIER Ministries Glad Tidings Unitarian Universalist MM 89.5 • 852-7975 Jehovah’s Witnesses Jehovah’s Witness United St. • 296-5773 Georgia St. • 296-4369 Kingdom Hall Kingdom Hall St. James Episcopal 98th St. • 743-3679 Grace Lutheran B’Nai Zion MM 28 • 872-7000 Flagler St. • 296-5161 United St. • 294-3437 MM 87.5 • 852-8468 Seventh-Day Adventist United Methodist Chabad Jewish Center Coral Isles Church SUGARLOAF KEY Dr. Bonnie Frost, Pastor ISLAMORADA Loggerhead Ln. • 743-4796 Eaton St. • 296-2392 Trinity Dr. • 295-0013 Contemporary worship and Sugarloaf Baptist Children’s Church School First Baptist Church Church of Christ Metropolitan Salvation Army Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Call for MM 81.2 • 664-4910 26th St. • 743-5397 Crane Blvd. • 745-2661 Community Flagler Rd. • 294-5611 our schedule of activities and Petronia St. • 294-8912 programs. United Methodist Martin Luther Chapel Calvary Chapel Seventh-Day Peace Covenant MM 90 • 852-5813 MM 81 • 664-3661 122nd St. Gulf • 289-0700 17175 O/S Hwy.• 240-9673 Adventist Presbyterian Thomas St. • 522-3693 The Worship Directory is a BIG PINE KEY Flagler Ave. • 294-1223 service of the Keynoter. Basic LAYTON BIG COPPITT KEY Get Fit Family Boot listings are included free. To St. Peter Catholic Southernmost Prayer Camp place an expanded paid listing, Community Baptist First Baptist Church and Faith call the Classifieds department MM 30 • 872-2537 Southard St. • 294-4351 at (305) 743-5551. Layton Dr. • 664-2430 Ave F • 294-4118 Fleming St. • 292-6416 6A Saturday, June 25, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter

KEY WEST ELECTION 2011 Some toast Cinque, Keating run again new booze law two years, and election is at park. He said he’d also like to Bringing things forward No one else large. That means if anyone continue working on beauti- without thinking it out can be Sunday morning Alyson Crean, spokes- has announced else jumps in the race, the top fying the city, particularly the worse for what you’re trying woman for the Key West two vote-getters are elected. U.S. 1 corridor. to accomplish,” he said. sales on way to Police Department, said law in Marathon Candidate qualifying runs “I think things are running Keating said he’s now com- enforcement doesn’t antici- from noon on Aug. 2 until fairly smooth,” he said. “The fortable on the dais and looks being reality pate enforcement issues By RYAN MCCARTHY noon Aug. 9. A $720 filing fee council has done a good job forward to the city completing stemming from a change in By SEAN KINNEY [email protected] is required without petitions. over the years and I’d like to its sewers and a new fire sta- the law. Cinque, 56, will seek his see that continue.” tion being built on Grassy Key. [email protected] The Police Department Marathon City Council third consecutive term. Keating, 52, is completing He’d also like to take measures “does not expect any kind of members Mike Cinque and That’s the maximum allowed his first term. He called his to help businesses in the strug- Key West officials are negative impact from the Richard Keating say they’re before sitting out at least one first foray into politics an gling economy. one step closer to allowing change in the law. As things running for re-election in election cycle. He said it may “education.” “Give incentives for busi- sales of alcohol on Sunday are, people can buy liquor six November. be his last should he win. “It’s humbling and I’ve nesses to spend some money mornings. days a week during those The two told the Keynoter “I got started with this in learned a lot and have a lot improving their business or Tuesday in a 4-0 vote, hours now, and they can go they plan to gather the neces- 1996 and been there since Day more to learn. I hope I can spend capital for beautifica- the City Commission to Stock Island on Sunday.” sary 60 petitions to get on the 1. I was actually 41 [years old] continue,” he said. tion. We have a lot of unde- passed the first reading of Virginia Panico, executive ballot and submit them to the when we started the effort to Keating said he spent the veloped properties in town,” an ordinance that removes vice president of the Key Monroe County Supervisor incorporate. I’m proud of the majority of his term learning Keating said. the prohibition on alcohol West Chamber of Commerce, of Elections Office before the city,” Cinque said. on the job and admittedly Cinque led all candidates sales until noon on Sundays. agreed that there would be a July 5 deadline. Cinque said he’s seeking brought few ideas forward. with 862 votes in 2009, while If finalized, the new provi- minimal impact, aside from Theirs are the only council another term to see the city’s “People will go to council Keating came in at 788. They sion would allow such sales added convenience. seats up this year, and no one central sewer system through members who’ve been there were followed by Don Vasil, seven days a week between Panico added that since else has publicly stated inten- and hopefully acquire Boot a while and it takes a while to John Bartus, “Bicycle” Joannie 7 a.m. and 4 a.m. city residents now won’t have tions to run. Terms are for Key and turn it into an eco- learn how things work. Nelson and Kevin Kenney. That means residents and to drive to unincorporated visitors can order a bloody Stock Island if they want Mary, mimosa or ice cold alcohol Sunday mornings, it DEEPWATER HORIZON SPILL beer with their Sunday will “keep the revenue here in breakfast. the city of Key West and sup- Mayor Craig Cates spon- port our businesses.” Report: We got lucky with current sored the law; Commissioner Donna Edwards, brand northern Gulf of Mexico after The Loop Current moves Texas A&M University. Clayton Lopez was absent manager for iconic Sloppy If spilled the oil rig exploded, burned and fluctuates as it moves “There remains significant from the meeting and com- Joe’s, is waiting on the sec- happened today, and sank on April 20, 2010. water from the southern debate in the scientific com- missioners Jimmy Weekley ond approval before making Eleven men on it died. hemisphere through the Gulf munity, not only about the and Mark Rossi excused any decisions about opening we’d have oil Oil flowed from the sea of Mexico and back to the ecological effects of the spill themselves from the vote, earlier on Sundays. floor about a mile down for Florida Straits. but even about the fate of the citing conflicts of interest. “Because it’s not solidi- By KEVIN WADLOW nearly three months until the “A Loop Current eddy oil, itself,” he said in a recent fied yet and still needs to go For Weekley, that’s Senior Staff Writer spill was capped July 15. recently formed and broke off report. “Some investigations because his two Fausto’s through the process, we’re [email protected] Oceanographers and the in an almost identical manner indicate that it is mostly gone Food Palace locations sells going to wait and see and National Oceanic and as occurred last year, but and others indicate a lot of oil then we’ll make a decision.” beer and wine, and Rossi If the Deepwater Horizon Atmospheric Administration instead of remaining separat- remains in the environment.” Before it goes into effect, because he owns the large oil spill had occurred this forecast during the spill that ed, the eddy rapidly recon- Kinney said there is a the change to Sunday alco- Duval Street bar complex year instead of last, an the Loop Current in the Gulf of nected with the parent Loop good chance that food-fish hol sales has to be approved Rick’s/Durty Harry’s. oceanographer reported this Mexico likely would bring the Current,” Weisberg said. “So species may rebound this in a second public hearing, Commissioner Billy week, oil probably would be oil to the Keys’ sensitive man- we may speculate that had the summer, but long-term likely at the next City Wardlow moved for in Florida Keys waters now. grove and coral-reef ecosys- Deepwater Horizon blowout impacts could take years to Commission meeting, set approval; that was seconded “If the oil was spilling right tems and possible head up the occurred this year, there reveal themselves. for July 5 beginning at 6 by Commissioner Barry now, the Loop Current would Atlantic coast beyond Miami. would now be oil flowing This week, the Gulf Coast p.m. in Old City Hall on Gibson, and Commissioner be doing just what experts But an expected current through the Florida Straits Claims Facility reported that Greene Street. Teri Johnston joined in feared last year — polluting a change contained the spill to and up the East Coast.” payments to individuals and the vote. long stretch of Florida and the the northern gulf. Oil from a spill in the businesses harmed economi- East Coast,” University of “Instead, an eddy broke off Deepwater Horizon area cally by the Deepwater #4 307 Sombrero Blvd. South Florida oceanographer from the Loop Current, break- could have reached the Horizon spill now exceed Marathon Robert Weisberg said in an ing the connection with the Florida Straits and the Keys $4.5 billion nationally. opinion column for the St. Florida Keys and keeping the in about a week’s time. Payments on 8,547 claims Petersburg Times. spill contained to the northern The extent of lasting dam- from Monroe County hit The BP Deepwater Horizon gulf,” Weisberg wrote. “In age from the spill to the Gulf $126,110,321 on Thursday, spill spewed nearly 5 million short, much of Florida got of Mexico ecosystem the center reported. The num- barrels of oil — more than 200 lucky. But this luck wouldn’t remains unknown, said Larry ber of unresolved claims was million gallons — into the have held out this year.” Kinney, a Gulf expert at not available.

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Sports & Outdoors Keys Life Community ● Lifestyle Florida Keys Keynoter Arts & Entertainment WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,JUNE 25, 2011 CLASSIFIEDS INSIDE 3B B HAMMER TIME KEY WEST FISHING Lady anglers pursue dolphin ing in the heaviest aggre- Top prize gate weight of two dolphin, in tournament while airline passes await the team on the runner-up is $7,500 boat. Final tournament regis- Fireworks might not be tration is set for 6 p.m. July scheduled around the 1. Captains, mates and United States until July 4, anglers are to gather at the but they’re likely to take Conch Republic Seafood place early in Key West as Co., 631 Greene St. in Key female anglers battle dol- West’s Historic Seaport. phin two days before. The July 2 angling The annual Conch action is to begin with Republic Ladies Dolphin lines-in at 7:30 a.m. A Championship, set for July weigh-in is set for 3:30 to 2, offers a guaranteed cash 4:30 p.m. at the Conch purse of $7,500, to be Republic Seafood Co., with shared by top individual an awards ceremony and anglers and teams. party to follow. The angler that catches All weighed fish must the tournament’s heaviest exceed 20 inches, and dolphin will take home anglers are encouraged to $3,000 cash, while $1,500 release all fish except their awaits the second-place heaviest. In the event of a finisher and the third-place tie, the first fish weighed in winner receives $500. will be declared the winner. Prizes also are to be award- The entry fee is $400 per Hammer Runyon (left) of Marathon celebrates his 49th birthday fishing aboard the ‘High Caliber’ with Capt. Jimmy ed to the fourth- and fifth- boat. To find out more, Gagliardini (right) and Aaron Grube.The birthday gift: this 70-pound amberjack caught off Sombrero Light in 185 feet place anglers. send an e-mail to wave. of water with pinfish.The jack was released. A $2,500 boat prize is [email protected] or slated for the team weigh- call 304-7674. BASEBALL Little League FATHER’S DAY YELLOWTAIL tournament opens also scheduled to play pitch this week. Park. That tournament opens Upper Keys Homestead at Harris Field at An Upper Keys squad July 5. plays Kendall 7 p.m. Monday. opens against host Doral at The host Upper Keys club Marathon’s all-stars were 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, then will be joined by all-star this morning scheduled to play the opener returns to play Miami teams from Marathon, today but apparently will not Springs at 7 p.m. Thursday. Kendall, Homestead, Doral, By KEVIN WADLOW field a team in the Age 9-10 The final game in the round- Liberty City and North Senior Staff Writer Tournament this summer. robin, against North Miami Miami. [email protected] Playing for the Upper Beach, will be played after Named to the Upper Keys Keys 9-10 all-stars will be the July 4 holiday. 11-12 team are Miles Little League tournament Dylan Scheu, Christian Coaches Jim Rhyne and Anderson, Eddie Evans, C.T. season opens today as the Foote, Ricky Williams, Jim Kubida lead an Age 10- DelPino, Ty Harrelson, Upper Keys Age 9-10 all- Michael Signorelli, Jacob 11 roster of Roman Roberts, Michael Omuletz, Abran stars take the field in Webb, Nicholas MiMaggio, Camren Carter, Jay Kubida, Mendoza, Cameron Homestead for the District 8 Kyle Kraus, Kyle Richards, Branden Rowland, Daniem Rowland, Matthew Sisko, South Pool opener. Michael Petrusha, Joseph Krakower, Gage Gibson, Sean Walters, Bryce The 10 a.m. game at Silvestri, Elijah Woods and Connor Rhyne, Andres Wheaton, Dalton Falcucci, Harris Field pits the Keys Jason Filpes. Albarracin, Levi Houston, Nickolas Perez and Jose squad against Kendall. Doral Mike Petrusha is head Aiden Hawkins, Brandon Lima. and the host Homestead club coach of the Upper Keys Lopez and Maxwell Potter. Greg Bianchini leads the also compete in the round- Athletic Association squad, In Little League’s best- coaching staff with Dennis robin South Pool, with the assisted by Casey Scheu and known age group, the Majors Malzacher, Jeff Gaver and top two teams advancing to Jason Richards. circuit for players age 11 and Mike VanderWyden. the District 8 semifinals July The Little League Age 10- 12, all games in the District 8 Marathon’s all-star roster 8. 11 District 8 Tournament in South Pool will be played at was not available at press The Upper Keys team is Doral also throws out its first the Key Largo Community time.

KEY WEST FISHING Anthony Sandora from Plantation in Broward County landed this nice yellowtail snapper while visiting family Drambui offers offers $50,000 in prizes in Islamorada for Father’s Day. He landed it in 52 feet of water at Crocker Reef off Islamorada using cut shrimp. avid sport-fisherman, lived and released unless their to 4 p.m. July 21 and 22, and Marlin tourney and wrote in Key West weight exceeds 600 pounds. 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 23. among biggest throughout the 1930s and Boats in the marlin divi- Weigh-ins are 4 to 6 p.m. KEY WEST FISHING fought countless marlin in sion also can enter the fun- July 21 and 22, and 3 to 5 in the Keys area waters. fish division to compete for p.m. July 23, at the Conch Teams that accumulate the an additional $10,000. Cash Republic Seafood Co. docks. Anglers go after permit Anglers targeting marlin most points for blue marlin, prizes are to be presented for Entry fee is $1,500 per and other fish are to compete white marlin and spearfish the three heaviest dolphin, boat before June 15 and for $50,000 in guaranteed during the tournament are to wahoo and tuna (yellowfin, $1,800 per boat thereafter. in Del Brown tourney cash prizes in the 2011 split $40,000 cash, including blackfin and skipjack). Entry in the fun-fish division largest permit. Champions Drambuie Key West Marlin $25,000 for the first-place Final registration is sched- is an additional $300 per Contest honors receive original artwork as Tournament, scheduled July finishers. Teams also can uled at 4 p.m. July 20 at the boat. angler known prizes. 20 through 23. earn points by entering one Conch Republic Seafood Tournament information The fly-only Del The tournament is held in fun fish (dolphin, tuna, Co., 631 Greene St. A cap- and registration can be found for his prowess Brown Invitational Permit conjunction with Key West’s wahoo or released sailfish) tains meeting, auction and at www.keywestmarlin.com Tournament is to begin Hemingway Days celebra- per boat per day. raffle are to follow. or call 292-2710. Anglers are to target with a kickoff event and tion. Ernest Hemingway, an Marlin must be tagged Fishing is set for 8:30 a.m. permit and recall the late captains meeting at 5:30 angling legend Del Brown p.m. July 17 at the Azur ISLAMORADA FISHING July 17 through 20 during Restaurant, 425 Grinnell the Del Brown Invitational St. in Key West’s Old Permit Tournament. Town. Naples anglers win Island Grill, $5,000 It honors the inventor The angling action is of the Del Brown Permit scheduled July 18 through Center. Second place and a check Key Largo teamed up with Fly, whose passion for the 20, with an awards cere- They boat Anglers Lee Manner and for $1,000 went to team junior angler Quincy Duval wily sport fish led him to mony set for approximate- 58.2 pounds Tammi Amberg of Naples, Tooth Ache with Travis Saint of Davie, on Team catch more than 500 per- ly 4:30 p.m. July 20 at the with Capt. Tedd Amberg, Bennett of Tavernier, Sweet & Law, and weighed mit during his lifetime. Hurricane Hole Marina on of dolphin weighed in the Islamorada Michael Hartley from Key in a total of 43.6 pounds for The angler who catches Stock Island. tournament’s three biggest Largo and Islamorada Capt. third place and $500. Duval the largest total inches of The entry fee is $1,500 Over Father’s Day week- dolphin, an aggregate 58.2 Kenny Spaulding. Hartley’s Saint’s 16.6-pound fish also permit on fly on the flats per angler. Professionals end, Team TNT earned the pounds. Tammi Amberg 30.8-pound bull dolphin won him the junior division earns the title of grand and guides are allowed to $5,000 first-place win at the caught a 22-2.pound dolphin earned him top honor for title. champion. Awards also compete. seventh annual Island Grill that was the largest fish in the largest fish by a male angler, The tournament drew 100 await the grand champion To find out more, send Charity Dolphin Tournament ladies division — a feat she and the team’s trio of fish anglers fishing from 37 guide, runner-up grand an e-mail to csasun@aol. that benefits Baptist had also accomplished at the totaled 48.1 pounds. boats. champion and the angler com or call 942-0428. Children’s Hospital Cancer 2010 event. Anglers Victor Perez from who catches the event’s 2B Saturday, June 25, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter Living ENVIRONMENT MIDDLE KEYS Cuba: Seas to Mermaid finally takes the splash rise dramatically Keys. Towards that end, she Island nation environments that can miti- Miami Shores located veteran Marathon gate the effects of sea woman’s dream underwater photographer says protecting encroachment. Larry Benvenuti, who was “Right now it is urgent to is fulfilled only too happy to shoot pho- vegetation key preserve mangroves, coral reefs, sea grass and sand tos of her highly anticipated Associated Press By MICHAEL WELBER swim. They exchanged e- beaches,” Hernandez was Keynoter contributor mails for more than a year quoted as saying. “Each of before they could work out a Cuban scientists calcu- these ecosystems is a natu- It was one of those per- mutually suitable time. late that median sea levels ral barrier to defend the fect late June days in the As luck would have it, around the Caribbean nation coasts from the impact of Keys. the day Koelbel, who turns — just 90 miles from the climate change. If they dete- Deep blue skies and 31 on July 10, arrived turned Keys — will rise more than riorate, the consequences downy clouds were reflected out to be ideal. 30 inches by the end of the will be worse.” in the emerald water. Koelbel has had a dream century due to global cli- In the Keys, Monroe Swarms of yellowtail snap- of being a mermaid since mate change. County Mayor Heather per and sergeant majors she was 7 and saw Disney’s Models predict the sea Carruthers is looking to swam just below the surface “The Little Mermaid” ani- will rise 10.6 inches 2050 enact a toll on the 18-Mile near Sombrero Reef off mated feature film. She car- and 33.5 inches by 2100, Stretch to raise money for, Marathon. They were fol- ried that dream with her for Abel Centella, scientific among other things, raising lowed by a fleet of snorkel- years, eventually audition- director of the country’s roads due to the threat of ers roaming the surface, ing at Weeki Wachee Meteorological Institute, sea-level rise. spouting geysers of water. Springs State Park in Spring was quoted by Communist International scientific The morning’s heat was Hill, which calls itself the Party daily newspaper studies have projected sea softened by a slight breeze “home of the world famous Granma as saying. levels will rise between 30 from the east. mermaids.” There were no details of and 75 inches by the end of And then, suddenly, an She never joined their what preparations the island is the century, fed by melting iridescent green tail broke team — but she does don her undertaking, but Granma said glaciers and ice caps. the surface, a tail much larg- mermaid gear for parties — scientists are closely monitor- The rises will not be uni- er than any fish. What was so Koelbel had to forge her ing sea levels. Government form worldwide due to cur- it? A mirage? own success. She works at a scientist Marcelino Hernandez rents, winds and other fac- It was a mermaid — no dance school during the warned of the need to protect tors. mirage — a beautiful young week but had never forgot- woman covered from waist ten that dream. Photo by LARRY BENVENUTI LIVING BRIEFS to toes with a large, green Until the trip to the Keys, Nancy Koelbel fulfills her dream of swimming as a mermaid shimmering tail and small Koelbel had never worn her in the clear blue waters of the Florida Keys. and his crew launched a shells on top. What a lovely mermaid costume in saltwa- The Coast Guard sight on a beautiful day. small boat and the crew ter. It presented a special awards cruise line was able to safely remove It turns out that the mer- challenge because she was the briny Florida Straits. Koelbel glowed from the maid is Miami Shores resi- the migrants from the raft more buoyant than in fresh Nevertheless, the trip was experience. Michael Ronan, Royal and transfer them to the dent Nancy Koelbel. water. She has trained her- a triumph for both her and “It’s a dream come true,” Caribbean Cruise Lines It had been her dream to cruise ship. self to stay under for more Benvenuti. Afterward, sun- she said. “I never thought vice president of marine They provided comfort swim as a mermaid in the than a minute and a half but ning on the aft platform of we’d pull it off but we did.” operations, received the warm waters of the Florida and initial medical atten- couldn’t manage that time in Deep Blue Dive’s Tortuga, U.S. Coast Guard’s Public tion while waiting for a Service Commendation Coast Guard cutter to GOODBYE, CHARLEY Tuesday for his role in res- arrive. cuing Cuba refugees at sea. A crowd of about 100 Coast Guard Sector Women’s study gathers at Anne’s Beach in Key West Cmdr. Pat group forming Islamorada on June 18 to DeQuattro commended the captain of the Navigator of celebrate the release of A 12-week women’s the Seas, Patrik Dahlgren, study program in the Upper Charley II, a loggerhead for “acting in a true Keys, called “Boundaries,” sea turtle that spent four humanitarian intervention starts on July 17. months under rehabilitation without regard to delay of The group will meet in at The Turtle Hospital in service to his passengers the community room at the Marathon. Charley II was or the possibility of dam- Sea Gull condominium found floating, due to an age to his vessel.” complex in Tavernier and The Navigator of the infection, off Windley Key on focus on the following: Can Seas was transiting from I set limits and still be a Feb. 17. Next up for release, Cozumel, Mexico, to Port loving person? How do I date to be determined, is Everglades in Fort answer someone who Kruck, a green sea turtle Lauderdale on May 1 wants my time, love, ener- rescued by Boy Scouts from when it encountered the gy or money? Why do I feel Sea Base on a snorkeling trip. nine Cuban migrants on a guilty when I consider set- Kruck has partial rear-flipper partially inflated raft ting boundaries? northwest of Havana. paralysis from being hit by a To find out more, call co- Realizing the raft was tak- facilitator Nancy Siljander at boat, but is a survivor and ing on water and that there (703) 328-3573 or send an will be released where he were no Coast Guard e-mail to nsiljander was found, at Hens and crews close by, Dahlgren @aol.com. Chickens Reef off Islamorada. AIR CONDITIONING PLUMBING MARATHON A/C & APPLIANCES Ernest E. 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THE DINNER TABLE LIVING BRIEFS FAU expert speaks Mariners Hospital VIP team has several other activities Hot-stove league gets whole new meaning of plants Tuesday planned for the fair, includ- ing fishing for coins. Food Baseball stars peeling plantains and The Matecumbe and beverages will be avail- yucas.” Historical Trust hosts able for purchase. share favorite Longoria wowed her with Michele Williams from Reservations for “Stories his genuine interest in cook- Florida Atlantic University of a Treasure Hunter.” are cooking recipes ing. when it meets at 6:30 p.m. required. Call 434-3400. “One of the first quotes Tuesday at Island By CLARK SPENCER out of his mouth was ‘I love Community church, mile [email protected] cooking. I love entertaining,’ marker 83. Miss Firecracker “ Loria said. “He showed me Williams is director of pageant approaches Julie Loria already knew how he made his mom’s FAU’s Southeastern Florida Marlins shortstop stuffed cabbage.” Region of the Florida The 2011 Miss Hanley Ramirez was some- Red Sox second baseman Public Archaeology Firecracker Pageant takes thing special on a baseball Dustin Pedroia and Mets Network and has partici- the stage on July 1 in the diamond. She is the wife of third baseman David Wright pated in excavations Garden Bar of the Bourbon team owner Jeffrey Loria, shared their daily eating throughout the southeast- St. Pub, 724 Duval St., Key after all, and has marveled at habits and superstitions. ern United States the past West. Ramirez’s impressive array Pedroia makes breakfast 20 years. Her specialty Produced by Terry of talents — a blend of speed every morning — slow within archaeology is the Paulson, the event is pure and power that few in the scrambled eggs are his spe- use of plants by prehistoric camp but its intent is seri- national pastime can rival cialty — while Wright eats Native-Americans. Her ous. (although he’s has having a the same thing every day PowerPoint presentation In July 1987, the Miss tough season this year). when he’s going hot at the will focus on the use South Carolina Pageant But it was when Ramirez plate — home plate, that is. medicinal plants. was about to happen at a showed what he could do in “They all have routines,” The lecture is free and posh local club. A compet- a kitchen that Loria was truly Loria said. “David Wright open to the public. For ing club created the Miss awed. He cooked up a batch eats in the team clubhouse more information, call Firecracker Pageant, where of tostones, made from his before he goes out on the Irving or Jeane Eyster at hairy chests were paired mother’s recipe, and showed Plenty of baseball stars know how to cook. ‘Diamond field. He’ll eat chicken, or 664-9504. with high heels. Charlie her he is as skilled working a Dishes’ offers up some of their favorites. even a peanut butter and Powell, now deceased, paring knife as he is swing- jelly sandwich. If he has an Treasure salvor moved the competition, ing a bat (notwithstanding conventional ballpark fare of vincing ballplayers to open amazing game that day, he’ll with some fine-tuning, to this season’s slow start). hot dogs and hamburgers, up about food and cooking. eat the same thing the next Fismer to speak Key West in 1994 to bene- “He cooked them himself “peanuts, popcorn and “They’re so used to talk- day.” fit nonprofit organizations. and they were just really Cracker Jack.” ing about baseball and The Marlins’ Johnson Treasure hunter Carl AIDS Help is the main delicious,” Loria said. “He And it shows that, like they’re comfortable talking always has a huge plate of Fismer recounts the recov- recipient. said he’s made them all his anyone else, baseball players about it,” she said. “But spaghetti the night before he ery of gold, silver and other The Garden Bar will life.” have individual tastes that when I said, ‘Let’s talk about pitches. “Whenever my treasures from shipwrecks begin selling standing- In her new cookbook, run the gamut, from the food,’ their whole demeanor wife’s busy, I can do the when he speaks at 6 p.m. room tickets for the 2011 “Diamond Dishes: From the Navajo tacos that Johnson changed. Their whole body whole meal,” said Johnson, Wednesday in the main Miss Firecracker Pageant Kitchens of Baseball’s enjoyed growing up to the language changed. It was who has missed much of the conference room of at 7 p.m. (the pageant itself Biggest Stars” (Lyons, Ukrainian vegetable soup like a breath of fresh air. I 2011 season because of Mariners Hospital in begins at 8). General $24.95), Loria reveals the that is savored by Tampa saw a different side of injury. Tavernier admission is $20. Reserved culinary side of Ramirez, Bay Rays third baseman them.” He said his favorite meal “Stories of a Treasure table seating ($100 for four Marlins pitching ace Josh Evan Longoria. The players invited her are the Navajo tacos he had Hunter” is sponsored by seats) is still available by Johnson and 18 other Major Loria said she combined into their homes, showed her growing up. “My grandma the Mariners Hospital VIP calling Paulson at AIDS League all-stars — a who’s two loves — food and base- their kitchens, and went to always made them,” he said. Team as part of its Project Help, 293-3666. who collection of modern- ball - when she came up with work cooking up their “Didn’t happen a lot, but Backpack. Proceeds from Those interested in par- day greats that includes the idea for the book a few favorite dishes. With most we’d probably get them a the evening — cost is $10 ticipating in the pageant Albert Pujols, Derek Jeter years ago. Growing up in big-league games starting couple or three times a year.” per person — will be used can also contact Paulson; and Alex Rodriguez. Massachusetts, she was a fan around 7 p.m., Loria con- That family recipe — to buy school supplies for there is no application fee. The book offers not only of the Boston Red Sox and ducted most of her photo deep-fried bread rounds Upper Keys children the players’ family recipes has fond memories of her shoots and interviews late in topped with a mixture of whose families can’t afford and favorite dishes, but also father taking her to games at the morning, giving the play- ground beef and corn — is them. Red Hat Society a heavy mixture of anec- Fenway Park. ers enough time to cook and included in the book. With paid admission, gathers for lunch dotes and behind-the-scenes “Food was a part of my still get to the ballpark in “A lot of it is comfort those attending receive a photographs of the athletes life, as well,” she said. “As I time. food,” Loria said. “And ticket for a drawing for an The Precious in their homes and kitchens. got older, I cooked more and Mets pitcher Johan there’s something for every- authentic shipwreck coin Princesses of Paradise “These guys, they’re such more and thought it would Santana regaled her with his body. There’s Southern cui- from the Admiral Gardner. chapter of the Red Hat gifted athletes,” Loria said. be a great idea to combine handling of kitchen knives. sine in there, and the Latin The coin, valued at $149, is Society meets for lunch at “To find out they’re more my two passions. I always “All of a sudden, he starts dishes are just delicious. mounted in silver and has a Frank’s Grill in the Town than just gifted athletes, I wanted to write a book. I peeling root vegetables, “There are similarities silver chain. Square Mall in Marathon think that is what’s most sur- thought the timing was right which are not easy to peel, between food and baseball. A Pirate Fair, set for 5 on June 29 at 12:30 p.m. prising.” and nobody had done it with the utmost skill,” Loria They both translate across p.m., will precede Fismer’s To find out more about The book shows that, before.” said. “Johan Santana just had cultures and generations, and talk. It’ll feature some of the group, call Becky when it comes to cuisine, What surprised Loria was absolutely amazing culinary that’s what’s shown in the Fismer’s treasures, includ- Dufford at 289-0106. baseball goes far beyond the that she had no problem con- knife skills in the kitchen, book.” ing coins and artifacts. The The Keynoter Classifieds 305-743-5551

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A A NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Petitioner Alex’s Auto Wrecking & Parts Inc gives Notice of Foreclosure and of Lien and intent to sell these vehicles on 7/6/2011 9:00:00 / Erez Biton, AM at 111 US Highway 1 Respondent. 107, Key West, FL 33040 pursuant to subsection 713.78 NOTICE OF ACTION FOR of the Florida Statutes. Alex’s DISSOLUTION OF Auto Wrecking & Parts Inc MARRIAGE reserves the right to accept or reject any and/or all bids. TO: Erez Biton A A 3312 Northside Dr. JKAZXDP193A062112 Key West, FL 33040 2003 Kawasaki No. 2171800 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 1GNDX03E8WD255654 action has been filed against A A A A A A NOTICE OF COLLECTIVE 1998 CHEVROLET BARGAINING SESSION you and that you are required to serve a copy of your written 3B3ES47C0XT529051 of Current Address, Florida No. 2062800 The Monroe County Sheriff’s defenses, if any, to it on Supreme Court Approved No. 2201600 1999 DODGE Marisela Gonzalez whose Office and Fraternal Order of Family Law Form 12.915.) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Police will engage in collective address is 6511 Maloney Ave Future papers in this lawsuit NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: KMYSE4B486C005306 /3, Key West, FL 33040 on or FOR MONROE COUNTY, bargaining for MCSO Deputies 2006 DAEL will be mailed to the address FLORIDA on July 8, 2011 at the Sheriff’s before JULY 18, 2011, and file on record at the clerk’s ANCHOR TOWING gives the original with the clerk of this PROBATE DIVISION Administrative Headquarters, JS3TY92V644107962 office. Notice of Foreclosure of Lien 5525 College Road on Stock Court at 500 WHITEHEAD ST., and intent to sell these vehicles 2004 SUZUKI KEY WEST, FL 33040 before File No. 44-2011-CP-59-P Island. Session is scheduled WARNING: Rule 12.285, on 07/08/2011, 08:00 am at Division Upper Keys for 10:00 am to noon and if service on Petitoner or Florida Family Law Rules of 189 US HIGHWAY 1, 1L9AL33B98M436046 immediately thereafter. If you necessary, 2:00 to 4:00 pm. 2008 LCCC Procedure, requires certain KEY WEST, FL 33040-5476, IN RE: ESTATE OF Each session is open to the fail to do so, a default may be automatic disclosure of pursuant to subsection 713.78 entered against you for the JOHN T. LOMBARDI public. Anyone desiring to Publish June 25, 2011 documents and information. of the Florida Statutes. Deceased. appeal any decision taken at relief demanded in the Failure to comply can result ANCHOR TOWING reserves Florida Keys Keynoter petition. any session will need a record in sanctions, including the right to accept or reject any NOTICE TO CREDITORS of the proceedings, and may dismissal or striking of and/or all bids. Copies of all court need to ensure that a verbatim pleadings. The administration of the estate documents in this case, 1B7FE16X0KS092370 record of the proceedings is No. 1976600 of JOHN T. LOMBARDI, made. If you need including orders, are Dated: June 13, 2011 1989 DODGE available at the Clerk of the deceased, whose date of death accommodation or assistance IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF was April 2, 2011; File Number Circuit Court’s office. You CLERK OF THE 1FALP57U1TA177451 to attend, please contact Val THE 16th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 44-2011-CP-59-P, is pending may review these documents CIRCUIT COURT 1996 FORD Marinello at 305-292-7001. IN AND FOR MONROE in the Circuit Court for Monroe upon request. By: Marislady Lopez COUNTY, FLORIDA County, Florida, Probate Publish June 25, 2011 Deputy Clerk LFFWB16A0A1001126 Division, the address of which Florida Keys Keynoter You must keep the Clerk of 2010 ZHEJIANG TAIZHO Case No.: 2011-DR-644-K the Circuit Court’s office is 88820 Overseas Highway, Publish June 18, 25, Plantation Key, FL 33070. The notified of your current July 2, 9, 2011 Marisela Gonzalez, Publish June 25, 2011 names and addresses of the address. (You may file Notice Florida Keys Keynoter Florida Keys Keynoter 4B Saturday, June 25, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter

KEY LARGO Jazz series brings big voice to Cultural Center Kevin Mahogany headlines July 2 program L’Attitudes Staff FILM For those old enough to remember big voiced jazz singers like Johnny Hartman and Big Joe ‘Cars 2’: Will Pixar’s Turner, the Key Largo Summer Jazz Concerts series offers up Kansas City jazz vocalist Kevin Kansas City jazz vocalist Kevin Mahogany. golden touch continue? Mahogany. Mahogany’s baritone the cultural center, which voice has been described Spy spoofery KEYS ers are had been a sticking point probably by Newsweek magazine for arts groups trying to FILM as “the standout jazz wins plaudits unknown book the facility. to many. vocalist of his genera- “The county has bent tion.” in ‘Variety’ Dr. Ed over backwards to help,” Catmull He plays at 7 p.m. Kay Thacker, a founder Cars 2 Saturday, July 2, at the Opens Friday, June 24 and Dr. of the Friends group, Alvy Murray E. Nelson said. Rated G, 112 min. Government and Cultural Ray To prove the county The animated sequel to Smith Center. venue can draw public 2006’s “Cars” opens this Joining him on stage: brought support, the Friends weekend in 2D and 3D (I the pio- Doug Bickel, piano; Gary group has booked a series prefer 2D). Starring the Thomas, acoustic bass, neering of jazz musicians and voice talents of Owen Craig Wanous science and Richard Hargett, singers for six concerts Wilson, Larry the Cable drums. of com- this summer. “Jazz is Guy, John Turturro, Emily puter animation to the com- Disney’s latest family film summer movie ‘Cars 2’ opens Mahogany’s appear- very popular and it’s new Mortimer and Michael ance is the second in a pany and creative genius June 24. to the Keys,” Thacker Caine, Cars 2 takes John Lasseter was the artis- summer jazz series being said. “And the hotels and Lighting McQueen around Executive Officer. than $350 million worldwide hosted by the Friends of tic addition to the original Originally the company and helped Pixar raise more motels in Key Largo area the world as he races in the team. In a perfect blend of the Key Largo Cultural are very pleased. It gives first World Grand Prix. sold computer hardware and than $150 million through a Center, a group of art and science, Pixar’s software to businesses, gov- public stock offering. residents and visitors The movie has little to do founders believe art chal- activists who pushed the something to do besides with the original and could ernment agencies and the But although the partner- county to better utilize lenges the technology and medical community. One of ship was profitable for both fishing, diving and snor- actually be called Mater: technology inspires the art. the auditorium facility. keling.” The Spy Who Towed Me its clients was Disney companies, Pixar com- In March, the county The company began in Studios. But the products plained that the arrangement Mahogany’s July 2 bill because much of the story 1979 as the Graphics Group, commission approved a revolves around the lovable never sold very well and in with Disney wasn’t equi- pilot program that a division of LucasFilm, G country-boy tow truck, an effort to increase income, table. Profits and production reduced fees for use of See Jazz, 6B George Lucas’ film studio, Pixar employee John costs were split 50-50, but voiced again by Larry the where Catmull, Smith and Cable Guy. Lasseter and the animation Disney owned all story and their team created computer department began making sequel rights and also col- MUSIC Mater is mistaken for a software that allowed tradi- spy and, in a series of mis- computer-animated commer- lected a distribution fee. The tional cartoon cel animators cials for other companies, lack of story and sequel adventures, crosses paths to use computer animation with 007-style secret agent including Tropicana, rights led to a contentious with very little training. But Listerine, and LifeSavers. relationship that was only Finn McMissile (Michael Lucas didn’t have the Caine) and his winsome In 1991, Pixar made a resolved after Disney CEO patience to wait for the tech- deal with Disney to produce Michael Eisner was replaced associate Holly Shiftwell nology to work in film and (Emily Mortimer). three computer-animated by Robert Iger. began looking for a buyer. feature films. But the com- After the leadership But almost as interesting In 1986, Apple’s Steve as the movie is the story of pany was still losing money change, the partnership Jobs stepped in and paid $10 and Jobs - like Lucas - con- smoothed roiled waters and Pixar itself. Driven by cre- million to buy the division. ative computer scientists and sidered selling. He decided Disney agreed to buy Pixar in A newly independent com- to give Pixar another chance 2006 for approximately $7.4 brilliant artists and anima- pany, named Pixar, was tors, most people probably after Disney agreed to dis- billion in stock. Steve Jobs, headed by Catmull as tribute its first full-length the majority shareholder of recognize the name of one of President, with Smith as Pixar’s founders, Steve Jobs, film, Toy Story, for the 1995 Pixar, became Disney’s The Red Elvises play the Hurricane and Green Parrot. Executive Vice-President holiday season. largest individual shareholder of Apple Computers. and Director. Jobs served as Story 5B That movie grossed more But the names of the oth- Chairman and Chief G See Film, 6B The Keynoter Classifieds 305-743-5551

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All creditors of the decedent TO: All parties having or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and other persons having claiming to have any right, title that the undersigned, desiring claims or demands against or interest in the assets and to engage in business under decedent’s estate, on whom a Estate of EUGENIA CALAS the fictitious name of Florida copy of this notice is required to CALAS, deceased Keys Marine Assistance be served must file their claims Association located at P.O. with this court WITHIN THE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Box 431854, in the County of LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER proceeding for determining MONROE, in the City of Big THE TIME OF THE FIRST beneficiaries for the said estate Pine Key, Florida 33043 PUBLICATION OF THIS has been filed against you and intends to register the said NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER you are required to serve a name with the Division of THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A copy of your written defenses, if Corporations of the Florida COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON any, to it on Richard E. Warner, Department of State, THEM. Esq., Richard E. Warner, P.A., Tallahassee, Florida. Petitioner’s attorney, whose All other creditors of the address is 12221 Overseas C-Port, Inc. decedent and other persons Highway, P.O. Box 501317, having claims or demands Marathon, Florida 33050-1317, Publish June 25, 2011 against decedent’s estate must on or before August 2, 2011, Florida Keys Keynoter file their claims with this court and file the original with the WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER Clerk of this Court either before THE DATE OF THE FIRST service on Petitioners’ attorney PUBLICATION OF THIS or immediately thereafter; NOTICE. otherwise a default will be A A entered against you for the LOST CAT: Spayed female, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED relief demanded in the from Key Colony Beach on WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS complaint or petition. 6/18/11. White nose, paws and SET FORTH IN SECTION belly. Dark tabby stripes on 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA DATED this 22nd day of June, legs and tail. Appx 7 lbs. Please PROBATE CODE WILL BE 2011. call Lindsay at 781-864-5860 FOREVER BARRED. DANNY L. KOLHAGE LOST DIESEL TECHNICIAN for NOTWITHSTANDING THE As Clerk of Court IPOD. On Sombrero Beach, busy diesel shop in Marathon. TIME PERIOD SET FORTH By: Tammy L. Marciel Sunday, June 19th. PLEASE Apply in person, Mon-Fri, 8-5, ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Deputy Clerk of Court call 305-360-7669 3988 Overseas Hwy. TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE LOST: AFTER THE DECEDENT’S Publish June 25, July 2, 9, 16, DRIVER Clean driving record a PRESCRIPTION GLASSES DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. 2011 MUST! Min. of 3 yr. Fl. DL.

IN RED CASE A A Florida Keys Keynoter Must speak English. Apply in On June 8, in Marathon. The date of first publication of person from 12-3, M-F, at Ore 305-849-1483 Be a part of a winning team! this notice is June 18, 2011. Seafood, 1264 Ocean View Hyatt Sales and Marketing Ave., end of 15th St., Marathon. team in Key West is looking for MARYELLEN MCNAIR F/T NIGHT TIME SECURITY

A A outgoing enthusiastic, and self- Personal Representative A A motivated individuals. Hiring POSITION 821 Cresta Vista Way for: • SALES EXECUTIVES Available in Key Largo. Aptos, CA 95003 DIVER WITH BOAT No. 2201700 (must have an active Florida Please Call: 305-451-4060 seeks male diver to Real Estate license) Urban J. W. Patterson wreck-dive in Key Largo. • OPC MARKETING REPS Kennel / Veterinary assistant Attorney for Personal NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Mon-Fri. • needed for busy practice in that the undersigned, desiring SALES SUPPORT SECURITY GUARD NEEDED Representative 1-305-905-9940 Great benefits - Health, Marathon. Experience Florida Bar No. 382035 to engage in business under preferred. Good wages and Tavernier, full time. the fictitious name of Crazy Dental,Vision, 401K & Must have security license. Urban J. W. Patterson, P.A. education assistance. Must be benefits. Call Marathon Post Office Box 783 Gourmet Foods located at 713 Find the job Veterinary Hospital at 305-743-3143 Emma St /1, in the County of flexible to work weekends, Islamorada, FL 33036 nights, and holidays. Excellent 305-743-7099. Telephone: (305) 664-5065 MONROE, in the city of Key West, Florida 33040 intends to you’ve been training and compensation Parasail Captain & Mate packages. Career advance- A A Publish June 18, 25, 2011 register the said name with the Top pay for right person, must ment possibilities. Apply online have experience. Must live in Florida Keys Keynoter Division of Corporations of the looking for. HEALTHCARE Home Health today at explorehyatt.jobs. Middle Keys, and be drug free. Florida Department of State, Agency Seeks THERAPISTS, EOE Clean cut, outgoing Tallahassee, Florida. RN’s, LPN’s & CNA’s. Check the personality. Start immediately. Busy Watersports company Medicare Certified Agency / Patricia Clyne, Owner 305-743-2275 No. 2201500 in Islamorada seeking friendly, HHA 299992862. happy rental attendant. Must be PARTS MANAGER F/T Tel: 305-220-1088 Publish June 25, 2011 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Classifieds every able to multi-task. Weekends a For Diesel Shop in Marathon. Fax Resume: 305-220-6606 Florida Keys Keynoter MONROE COUNTY, Wednesday and must! 305-896-2914 Apply in person, 3988 FLORIDA Saturday CLEANING STAFF NEEDED Overseas Hwy, M-F, 8-5. and Driver’s license a must. Good RENTAL OPERATOR & GET RESULTS PROBATE DIVISION starting wages. Marathon area, FILE NO. 2010-CP-61-M TOUR GUIDE Looking for very with the Keynoter’s 305-481-8379 professional booking IN RE: ESTATE OF coordinator. Great business classified section. EUGENIA CALAS CALAS, on Sundays. opportunity for Islamorada watersports co. Email resume 743-5551 to brad–sevensports.com Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, June 25, 2011 5B

MUSIC The Red Elvises, Heavy Pets play Keys gigs Touring rock bands booked multiple shows L’Attitudes Staff

Visitors to the Santa Monica Pier back in 1995 could hardly have predicted the two Russian musicians playing on the Third Street Promenade would wind up headlining The Red Elvises. The Venice Beach-based rockabilly band, founded by Bong Hits band touts their ‘old timey acoustic’ sound. Igor Yuzov and Oleg Bernov, went on to record The greatest jamband to traditional jazz.” multiple albums, appear on come out of Florida since, “I think we can classify Fox and FX Television, and well, ever...” this as ‘your mama’s grow to a six-piece ensem- Heavy Pets bring their jamband energy to the Green Parrot. Barry Cuda, Ralph music,’” Cuda said. ble that tours the country Seymore, Kenny Fradley The Hurricane Bar is and abroad. VH1 has done a docu- bill this week, The Heavy Backbeat Jazzfest, and their and Richard Crooks will located at 4650 Overseas Dubbed Siberian surf mentary on the band, which Pets make a return engage- namesake PetZoo, a two- perform at 5:30 p.m. Hwy, Marathon. The Green rockers, The Red Elvises includes three Russians and ment with shows at 5:30 and day, multi-band festival that Sunday, June 26 at the Parrot is located on the cor- will play multiple gigs in the one American musician. For 10 p.m. Friday, June 24 and draws hordes of Pets devo- Parrot. ner of Whitehead and Keys June 27-28 in 2011, the group has added 10 p.m. Saturday, June 25. tees to Bucks County, Pa. Known as the “Bong Hits Southard Streets, Key West. Marathon and June 29-30 in two female performers, one This American rock and Dennis Cook of for Geezers.Com,” the group For more information, Key West. on the accordion and the roll band may be best known Jambase.com writes: “The touts its “old timey acoustic” call the Hurricane at 743- The Minneapolis Tribune other who plays guitar and for “Operation of Flight” Pets just might be a perfect sound, including “Roots 2220 or The Parrot at 294- describes their pounding mix banjo. and “Sleep,” both from their jamband. Americana” and “minimalist 6133. as “a Molotov cocktail of... The Red Elvises play debut album “Whale,” which rockabilly, surf, Tex-Mex, June 27-28 at the Hurricane enjoyed wide play on Sirius klezmer, swing, Slavic Bar and Grille in Marathon radio when released in 2007. JULY 4th Weekend at melodies, film scores, TV and June 29-30 at the Green The Heavy Pets are regu- theme songs, Middle Eastern Parrot. lars at Bonnaroo, moe.down, THE ISLAND GRILL... licks and gypsy scales.” Joining the Green Parrot Langerado, New Orleans FE FEAST, ST, FUN THE BEST KEYS ENTERTAINMENT ! LIVE MUSIC SCHEDULE! BILLY DAVIDSON, DERRICK HERRING, DANA COLLINS Wed. Chris and Friends 6-10pm Fri. Mini 2 w/ Jimmy, Chris & Chris 6-10pm AND MORE - ON THE DECK & BEACH! Sat. Marlin Too Review 6-10pm Come HAPPY HOUR 4-6PM by ATCH FOR sDRAFTSs7INE7ELLSs0OPCORN3HRIMP bo W ISLAMORADA,ISLAMORADA,F FLORIDALORIDA KKEYSEY at! DETAILS ON OUR s'OURMET-AC#HEESE#UPs#LAM3TRIPS S 4TH OF JULY WEEKEND PARTY! CAPTAIN’S DAY EVERY WEDNESDAY #APTAIN-ORGAN !SKABOUTOUR AND CHOW DOWN COME JOIN US FOR h#APTAINS#LUBvANDWINAHALF DAY&ISHING4RIP WITH THESE NEW SPECIALS: OUR BARGE PARTY!! EVERYSTRD7EDNESDAY,IVE-USIC PM
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Fri - Thurs 7:00 & 9:30 Call about our July 15; The He has started his own Sat & Sun 2:00, 7:00 & 9:30 Kids Summer Bickel/Marks trio, July label, “MAHOGANY Program 29; Marilyn Sanchez, JAZZ” with his partner Coming Soon 743-0408 Aug. 12, and a Broadway Rick Cioffi, and has two Green Lantern (PG-13) Review, Aug. 26, featur- projects scheduled for ing Serena Salva, Deneen release: “Kevin Matinee Madness! Wednesdays at 2 PM Bullard-Barriere, Debra Mahogany -Big Band” This week: It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World Ginsberg, Doug Bickel, and “To: Johnny (Admission is one non-perishable food item to help the community food bank) Gary Thomas and Hartman,” a tribute to Phone: 743-0288 • Hearing Assistance Now Available Richard Hargett. the incredible vocalist of Lisanne Lyons opened the 1940-70’s. From Film, 4B web streaming. the summer jazz series Hartman, who record- Beginning with “Toy June 17. ed with legendary jazz and a member of Disney’s Story,” Pixar has produced Keys Movie Times saxophonist John an unprecedented string of Coltrane, briefly worked board of directors. As part of the deal, John box office hits: “A Bug’s with Dizzy Gillespie’s Life,” “Toy Story 2,” group and was known Lasseter became Chief Creative Officer of both “Monsters, Inc.,” “Finding Regal Cinemas Tavernier 5 Cinema for his big bass vocals. Nemo,” “The Incredibles,” Big Joe Turner, also Pixar and the Walt Disney , 294-0000 bbtheatres.com “Cars,” “Ratatouille,” Searstown, Key West from Kansas City, was Animation Studios, as well All shows that start before 4 p.m play only on weekends. as the principal creative “WALL-E,” “Up” and “Toy Cars 2 (G) an American blues • Bad Teacher (R): 1:10, 4:10, 7:15 and 10:00 p.m. adviser at Walt Disney Story 3.” 1:35, 4:15, 7:00, 9:35 “shouter” dubbed the The studio has earned 26 • Cars 2 (G): 4:15 and 9:45 p.m. Imagineering, which designs “Boss of Blues.” Perhaps Academy Awards, seven • (G): 1:30 and 7:00 p.m. he’s best known for his and builds the company’s Cars 2 3D Bad Teacher (R) theme parks. Golden Globes, and three • Green Lantern (PG-13): 4:20 and 9:40 p.m. 2:10, 4:35, 7:30, 9:50 1954 recording of Grammys, among many “Shake, Rattle and Roll” Years before, while in • Green Lantern 3D (PG-13): 1:20 and 7:05 p.m. school, Lasseter had worked other awards and acknowl- • (PG): 1:15, 4:15, 7:20 and 9:35 p.m. and the 1956 hit, edgments. Its films have Mr. Popper’s Penguins Green Lantern 3D “Corrine, Corrina.” at Disneyland and later as • Super 8 (PG-13): 1:00, 4:00, 7:10 and 9:55 p.m. (PG-13) an artist for Disney grossed more than $6.3 bil- The Los Angeles lion worldwide. And “Cars • The Hangover Part II (R): 1:25, 4:25, 7:25 and 9:50 p.m. 2:00, 4:35, 7:10, 9:45 Times wrote: “Mahogany Animation Studios, where he was fired five minutes 2,” Pixar’s first sequel since is one of the first truly “Toy Story 2,” looks to be Tropic Cinema Super 8 (PG-13) gifted male vocalists to after a showing of his first 1:35, 4:20, 7:15, 9:50 computer generated short another hit. 416 Eaton St., Key West, 295-9493 emerge in years.” Variety calls it “the rare Tickets for the July film, The Brave Little • Winter in Wartime (R): Fri-Sun,Tues,Thurs 2:00 and sequel that improves on its Hangover 2 (R) 2nd Key Largo concert Toaster. The reason given 6:45 p.m.; Mon & Wed 2:00 and 9:15 p.m. 1:50, 4:25, 7:20, 9:45 was that unless the comput- predecessor, this lightning- cost $25. For more infor- paced caper-comedy shifts • Bridesmaids (R): Daily 1:30, 4:00, 6:30 and 8:45 p.m. mation, call 451-3929 or er could create movies faster • The Double Hour (NR): Fri-Sun,Tues,Thurs 4:30 or cheaper, the studio didn’t the franchise into high gear Sorry, no passes. visit the Friends website with international intrigue, and 9:00 p.m.; Mon,Wed 4:30 p.m. at: www.fklcc.org. need it. So, for Lasseter, the Pixar/Disney partnership, spy-movie spoofery and • Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (PG-13): Tavernier 5 Cinema 91298 Overseas Hwy, Tavernier the merging of computers more automotive puns than Daily 1:45, 4:45 and 7:45 p.m.; except Tues 1:45 and 4:45 p.m. and animation, brought him you can shake a stickshift • Midnight in Paris (PG-13): Daily 2:15, 4:15, 6:15 full circle with his old at.” And The Hollywood and 8:15 p.m. employer. Reporter calls the film Casual, Gourmet Dining Catmull kept his position “another Pixar winner” Marathon Community Cinema as president of Pixar and where “the visual, verbal also become president of and musical jokes practical- 5101 Overseas Highway, Marathon, 743-0288 Sunset Dinner Walt Disney Animation ly exceed the speed limit.” • Cars 2 (G):Weekdays: 7:00 and 9:30 p.m.; Saturday and Studios. Dr. Alvy Ray Smith So based on early Sunday: 2:00, 7:00 and 9:30 p.m. Special quit Pixar in 1991 after a reviews and the proven heated argument with Jobs track record of the Pixar Tavernier Towne Cinema Now only $15.95 and, despite being a co- team, I recommend “Cars 2,” for the young and the Tavernier Mall,Tavernier, 853-7003 per person founder of Pixar, his part in • (G): Daily 1:35, 4:15, 7:00 and 9:35 p.m. “Formal yet Must be seated by 5:15 company history has been young at heart. But don’t be Cars 2 largely overlooked. There’s late to the theater: there’s an • Bad Teacher (R): Daily 2:10, 4:35, 7:30 and 9:50 p.m. warm setting... 7 nights a week (except holidays) not a single mention of added bonus before the • Green Lantern 3D (PG-13): Daily 2:00, 4:35, 7:10 main feature. And don’t Attentive Service” 4:30 - 5:15 pm Smith on the Pixar website. and 9:45 p.m. – L’Attitudes review Feb. 1, 2002 For a further look at leave early: Pixar usually • Super 8 (PG-13): Daily 1:35, 4:20, 7:15 and 9:50 p.m Pixar, check out the docu- shows hilarious outtakes and “The only thing we overlook is the ocean.” other bits during the end • The Hangover Part II (R): Daily 1:50, 4:25, 7:20 Open 7 days a week • Dinner 4:30 - 10pm • Breakfast 7:30 - 10am mentary “The Pixar Story,” available for sale or rent credits. “Cars 2” should be and 9:45 p.m. Reservations 289-1554 At Beautiful Rainbow Bend Resort • Credit Cards Accepted • Mile Marker 58, Grassy Key from various film outlets or no exception. 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A A small mobile. Does not include utilities. RV water front lot KEY COLONY BEACH 2/1 Marathon Studio Apt w/full kit. • Lexington Corner Ent Cntr $650 a month with a 1 year 1st FLOOR DUPLEX. Yearly, cute, part furn, w/d, air, • ‡ Laneventure glass/rattan lease includes all but electric. Dock, W/D, furn. All util cable priv. loc., off str pking. $950/mo 7 pc dining set. Photos at www. Ocean Breeze Mobile Home inc. Pet nego. $1700 F/L/S. incl utls. Credit refs cked, F/L/S. keysquality.com/furniture Park 11th Street. Call Jody Long term only. 973-907-6449 No pets. 609-425-7800 305-744-0106 305-743-7636 Key Largo 1BD/1BA Apt. MM 99 OCEANSIDE, Private Collector Wants MARATHON Keys RV. MM 101, Ground level, Utilities LUXURY 2/2 WATERFRONT Rolex Dive watches and Pilot Furnished, full kitchen, 1 full inc. $800 per mo. F/L/S, Avail. APT. 2nd floor, boat dock, Watches. Old model Military Ba, 1 Br. Screened in porch. 93 now. 305-304-7368 or $1650/mo incl all util. clocks & watches. East. Very cute. $950/mo 305-453-1880 305-942-3055 Call 305-743-4578 includes all util. 305-923-9542 Key Largo condo Landings of Port Largo, 1BR/1BA, Largo 2br/2ba furn. Sec. gate, downstairs w/canal view, furn. marina w/boat ramp, 2 pools, or unfurn., no pets, no smoking,

AAAA Marathon Small quiet mobile tennis. $1500 mo. incl. Assoc. $1100. incl. all util. home/RV park on canal with fees & cable TV. 954-214-1751 F/S 786-412-8096 direct access to Boot Key Key Largo MM 95, Studio for rent, MM95, Harbor has custom 2/2 modular 2/1 spacious 2nd fl. APT - oceanside, incl. all util. no ‡ A A home $1300 elect., 1/1 Park $1100 mo. New smoking, F/S $600.00 per model $1000‡elect., and 1/1 appls. & shared laundry. month. BIG PINE KEY MM 29 mobile home $900‡elect. Pets neg. F/L/S. 330-421-5004. 786-423-1449 Long term rental. Furnished. includes water, basic cable, Spacious 2 br home on boating and washer/dryer. Furnished or LOWER MATECUMBE MM74 1BR part furn. oceanside apt. canal, direct access to Ocean. unfurnished; dockage 2 BR,1 BA apt. on canal, W/D. Unique. $1795/mo F/L/S 215-431-4931 available. F/S. 305-289-0693 Private beach! Dock avail. Possible dockage. MM 103, $1100/mo, 2 month security $800. plus util. Key Largo, Canal Front, Pool deposit. 1-305-898-2077 305-905-6867 Home, Long term rental. MARATHON 1/1 DUPLEX

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MARATHON 1250 ft. storage Islamorada, 3BD/2.5BA area, with AC, has 1000 ft 1352 SF Townhome, close to showroom, 180 ft US 1 schools. A 2008 affordable frontage. Ample parking, housing property. Buyer must loading dock. Reasonably meet income restrictions. priced! Call John 522-0066 or $122K. Jennifer 305-240-0101 Kurt 481-4838 Key Largo 3/2, yard, W/D, nice MARATHON Comm building porch. Contemporary updated. 2357 Overseas Hwy. $185K. Marie Pharel, Chateau 2,700 sq ft for $2,000/mo. Genie Realty. 786-728-1627 A MUST SEE. kowosol–yahoo.com Call to see 305-481-3198 Marathon Quaint retail office

commercial space for rent. 850 A A SF, highway frontage/visible. (305) 923-3855 GRASSY KEY Mrthn US1-3Spaces Avail. PELICAN RESORT 1st, 1500 sf; 2nd, 1000 sf, 3rd, 2/1, unfurn. Pool, dockage 800 sf. All can be combined or available. Must sell! $4500. A A A A rent separate. $1/sf ‡ util, Lot rent $575. 540-505-4380 taxes & insur. 305-923-9542 Handyman’s Special! 33’ DETROIT 871 Natural 318 HP Office/Desk Space For Rent. trailer 1985. Pelican Park, w/transmission. Excellent AAAA Grassy Key. Lot rent $575/mo. condition. $5000. All types of permits for sale!! 1000 sq ft. Terms negotiable for A A right tenant. Marathon, US 1 Needs TLC. Nice park, great 454 Mercruiser, 400 HP, Rock Shrimp, King Fish, S frontage. 305-731-1183 or neighbors $900! 305-393-9941 $2500. 305-360-6333 AAtlantictlantic Snapper, Grouper, Gulf Autos wanted. All years. 305-731-9751 6 Pack reef & pelagic, Junk-Used. Car- Van- Truck. Evinrude Etec 75 hp 2005 Commercial Gulf Reef Fish, 550 hrs, under warr. 50 hrs on Run or not. Cash or donate for Retail / Office / Comm Space Gulf Snapper IFQ’s, Long Line tax write off. 305-332-0483 US Hwy 1 frontage visibility. A A brand new factory powerhead. Pkg. Many other permits avail. Runs perfectly. 970-333-3474 MM 31, Big Pine Key. – We buy, sell & broker all types 2 units avail - 600 sq ft each. EQUESTRIAN RETREAT noodman yahoo.com of permits. Call before you buy Paradise Towing Call Marty 305-394-3563. SE CONNECTICUT - $650K. or sell! Please call for prices. is buying junked cars. ‡ 18 leaseable acres. 8 room Licensed & Bonded. All permits Call (305) 731-6540 house, possible duplex. New guaranteed valid for transfer, furnace. FSBO. 860-267-7227 A A 1973 MERCEDES 280 many ref’s avail. John Potts Jr. Red, hard top and convertible BOAT SLIP FOR RENT MM99 321-784-5982, 321-302-3630 top. 6 cylinder, new 4 speed Ocean side. $10 ft. Up to 40ft. www.shipsusa.com transmission, new seats. No liveaboard, Water & A A Floating Cement Docks $4200 obo. 305-393-1358 Electric. (305) 942-3055 For Sale. Free local delivery

A A ReOpen Marina -1ac. MM113 SUMMER MADNESS while they last, 4 to 8 ft. wide, Assumable Mortgage Unique, 6000 SF bldg. w/ 6 SPECIAL any length. Call Val A A MM103. 3BD/2BA, CBS 1 yr. rental units, Bar, Rest., Bait/ $400/mo plus tax and electric. 305-923-6783 old home in quiet nghbrhd. Tackle, w/views. 305-345-4830 Dockside in Marathon. Suzan Wiese, RE Broker Liveaboard Docks Marathon, KEYWAY MOTOR BIKE Office, screened porch, A A 305-743-0000 covered deck area, pvt bath 500 miles, like new. storage. Call 305-453-1070 house. Free W/D for residents. 49 HP. $1500/obo. 12 mo’s for the price of 10! 305-587-3139 16’ SILVER KING Check with us 1st! 731-3386 90 HP 2008 Yamaha 4 stroke, A A with trailer. $12,500. LOOKING FOR UP TO 2000 39’ NILES 305-393-0699 LOBSTER TAGS to lease or A A LOGO Dummy062 STONE CRAB BOAT share/partnership. I have the Error: 1 23’ CLASSIC MAKO 871 TT 1800 hrs. boat & traps, need tags to 2004 RED DODGE CLUB Center console. YOU HAVE IT. $45,000. lease. 727-326-2437 CAB SXT, 45K miles, Ready for repower. 352-279-7532 cold air, excellent condition, Many extras. 942-1686 / Looking to buy or rent a original owner. $7,500.00 1983 39 1, QSM11-660 h.p. So. Atlantic Snapper/Grouper 26’ Twin Vee 2004 305-394-0484 1300 hours, standard cabin, permit. I am not a broker. Twin 115 Mercs. Ready to good electronics, pilot, one Please call 407-844-6883 ’89 3/4 ton Chevy Suburban. go. New bottom paint. No owner. $65,000. 904-262-2869 Buscando permiso para south Runs great, new brakes. $1589 trailer. $16,500. Call Fred or 904-708-0893 atlantic snapper grouper para OBO. Marathon 317-442-6831; 754-235-5768. 2000 ‘‘B’’ Lobster certificates comprar o rentar. Por favor 317-441-2700 Carolina Skiff Specialists All with brand new traps. llame al 3212289983. No soy Dummy0623-16:22:04 sizes & models: Sea Chasers, $125 ea. un revendedor. 2 x 3.0 (42.3529) Bennington pontoons & Hydra- Call (305) 522-4796 MTHN-Marine Storage: boats, sports. Call Ft. Myers for West Dummy trailers, campers, any clean Somebody else wants it. Coast pricing! 800-955-7543 AA Dave buys permits So Atlantic Snapper, Grouper, storage OK on wheels. Best Dummy PROKAT 222 WA CABIN Gulf Reef, K/Mack, Shark, rates in town. Check with us Have something you no longer need? Hard top, twin Yamahas. Twin Sword, Tuna. first! Call Emil, 731-3386 Axel Trailer. Kept on boat lift. $$$ in 48 hours! 904-262-2869 Sell it in our classifieds! $26,900. 305-451-1566 (305) 743-5551 or [email protected]