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Trip Hoffman 298974 DougMayberryAcevedo A Key West, FL92 33040 6155 NEW — Inside www solares hill Sunday April 26, 2009 ◆ Vol. 133 ◆ No. 116 ◆ 54 pages One Dollar Everybody’s got one Charges pending against Acevedo likely to be filed within Ward said he was still unsure what For complete BY MANDY BOLEN BY ADAM LINHARDT the next two weeks, the charge would be, but added, “I coverage of the Citizen Staff Citizen Staff perhaps sooner, as his imagine some kind of fraud charge.” school scandal, office awaits state audi- Ward said he could not elaborate go to http:// ne thing this island The Monroe County State Attorney’s tors to complete their further on any criminal investiga- keysnews.com/ does not lack is opin- Office is days away from filing criminal investigation of district tion until warrants are filed in the schoolprobe Oions. charges against the former school dis- finances. matter. Everyone has one. trict administrator who allegedly mis- “I can’t give you an Acevedo Assistant State Attorney Mark Wilson, auditor from the State Auditor’s Office Most of us have at least four used a school credit card. exact date,” Ward said. a public corruption prosecutor, has this week in the matter, he said. that we’ll share at a moment’s State Attorney Dennis Ward said “But it will probably occur within the been working with state auditors on notice. For charges against Monique Acevedo are next 10 days, maybe sooner.” the case. Wilson requested another See CHARGES, page 5A some, the volume and intensity of KEY WEST these opin- RUNNER’S HIGH ions increases A portion of the field of in direct pro- TAN LINES You portion to the 1,500 runners crosses amount of alcohol or other the ‘hump’ of the Seven substances consumed prior to Mile Bridge Saturday wanna the discussion. As a writer for the local during the 28th annual newspaper, I am often treated Seven Mile Bridge Run do to these fierce ideas from our near Marathon. Jason readers, and that’s OK. It’s my Bodnar, a dentist from job to listen, and sometimes an impromptu conversation Candler, N.C., placed what? leads to an intriguing story. first in the overall Of course, it would be men’s division, while BY ADAM LINHARDT nice if people tried not to Marlene Persson, a Citizen Staff fall down while expressing their thoughts about the City physical therapist One group wants to go down Commission, the school dis- technician from with the ship. Another wants trict money scandal or the Deerfield Beach, Fla., to attach an automatic cleaner sinking of the Vandenberg. won overall women’s. to the hull, hoping to convince And criticisms of our local the Navy to buy its product. paper — the one that hired me The race over the A third simply wants to scuba right out of college, and has longest of 43 bridges dive in a room full of beer. paid my rent for more than 10 that help make up the True to form, Conch years — lose some credibility Overseas Highway in Republicans this week have when the person speaking been making bizarre requests has just poured a drink on my the Keys was initiated to organizers responsible flip-flop. in 1982. See story on for sinking the Gen. Hoyt S. Nevertheless, everyone Page 3A. See more Vandenberg six miles off Key deserves to be heard. stories, photos and race West to create an artificial reef. Some people like what I “I’ve been here 60 years and write, some people don’t. results in the Sports the screwballs are coming out of Some people like me, some section. the woodwork,” said Bill Verge, people don’t. And that’s OK, a Coast Guard retiree and Key too, because I don’t even like West city commissioner who is every article I write, and there are some people I believe See WEIRD VANDY, page 5A should be voted permanently off the island. That said, I know I have a bit of an unfair advantage when Offshore it comes to expressing my opinions, and I’ve used this structures space, over the past nine years, to share my views and various ANDY NEWMAN/The Associated Press banned anecdotes. I’ve received more than 200 KEY WEST BY TIMOTHY O’HARA e-mails from people who like Citizen Staff my writing and share my opin- Museum plans turtle industry exhibit ion on various matters we’ve Most people visit and live discussed, including parking, BY MANDY BOLEN building, canceled Brown’s lease, say- in the Florida Keys because of commercials, jerks who pick Citizen Staff ing she was not abiding by its terms, the tropical scenery, whether all the cashews out of a bowl namely not being open as much as it’s the signature sunrises and of mixed nuts and free ways to A local organization is writing a specified. The city is soliciting letters of sunsets or rows of mangrove enjoy Key West. proposal that would bring the turtle interest from potential tenants, but has islands and beaches. That last one, which canning industry’s history back to the not received any formal requests. But there is a growing con- reminded people that free fun Key West Bight, where it thrived and “We’re putting together an excellent cern about floating signs, is still possible in these tough expired in accordance with the laws of exhibit detailing the industry and its kayak-laden barges and rock times, garnered many posi- supply and demand. effect on the town,” said Mel Fisher climbing walls popping up off- tive responses, but also ticked When the turtles ran out, so did the Museum Executive Director Melissa shore. someone off. money. Kendrick. Concerns transcend artificial I suggested, among other The Mel Fisher Maritime Museum The museum’s archaeology director, structures competing with the things, fishing from a pier at wants to establish an exhibit at the Corey Malcom, has been researching natural beauty. Damage to sea- sunset and wandering through Turtle Kraals Museum, which will be the industry and its societal effects grass beds, coral colonies and Old Town neighborhoods with an empty, ramshackle wooden struc- since April 2000, when he and a vol- other fish habitat not receiving a homemade cocktail. ture by the end of the month, after the unteer team excavated mountains of ROB O’NEAL/The Citizen adequate sunlight are also a It all seemed pretty innocu- departure of the current tenant, Tina sediment from the former “kraals,” or The Historic Turtle Cannery and Maritime worry. Brown. Museum is located behind the Turtle Kraals See TAN LINES, page 5A The city, which owns the historic See TURTLE, page 8A Restaurant at the Key West Bight. See BAY BOTTOM, page 5A

CONCH REPUBLIC INDEPENDENCE DAY ON THE RADIO INDEX TODAY’S SCHEDULE It may be fitting that Cruisin with Business ...... 1C 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., miniature golf challenge, Boondocks, Grusin’s last show deals with the Classified Ads ...... 3-4C Mile Marker 27.5 Vandenberg. The ship ends one life Crime Report ...... 2A Noon-5 p.m., volleyball tournament, Higgs Beach and begins another under the sea. The 1 p.m., wreckers race, Key West Harbor to Sand Key Crossword ...... Solares Hill people who were behind the project Keys Calendar ...... 2A 3 p.m., miniature golf awards, Boondocks, Mile Marker 27.5 talk about the long journey to its 7 p.m., wreckers race awards party, Schooner Wharf Bar, Keys Homes ...... 1D 202 William St. sinking. Join Richard Grusin and his guests, Key West City Commissioner Bill Verge, Sheri Lohr Schools ...... 7A 9-11:30 p.m., stargazer cruise, Schooner Liberty, Sports/Lottery ...... 1B Schooner Wharf Bar dock and the man who wouldn’t give up, Joe Weatherby, from 10 to 11 a.m. today on U.S. 1 Radio 104.1FM. Opinion...... 4A

FOR HOME DELIVERY . . . (305) 292-7777 2A THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 PAGE 2 IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST more information, call 305-294- mailed to KWWG Contest, 923 White Monroe County Sheriff’s Office will be 3998 or 305-587-7948. AROUND THE KEYS St., Key West, FL 33040. For more open from 1 to 3 today to welcome • Fantasy Fest poster contest Editor’s note: To have your event listed in Around the Keys, e-mail information or an entry form, visit free visitors. For more information, Fantasy Fest 2009 is accepting People’s Theater workshops • the who, what, where and when to [email protected]. http://www.keywestwritersguild.net or call 305-293-7300. entries for the annual poster design The People’s Theater of Key West e-mail dantidi@aol.com. The winning contest. Artists are encouraged to invites everyone to participate in UPCOMING PICKS Volunteers sought large to 2 XL, to be sent overseas to stories will be announced in late May. include “Fantasy Fest 2009,” and this its ongoing workshops. Voice and • The USS Mohawk Memorial Museum wounded American soldiers. Drop off year’s theme, “Villains, Vixens, and Articulation is offered from 6 to 8 Citizen Review Board meets • Zonta scholarship evening at the Truman Waterfront is looking for donations from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at • The Zonta Club of Key West will host Vampires,” as well as the 30th anni- p.m. Wednesdays, Monologue from The City of Key West Citizen Review volunteers to man the quarterdeck and the Post, at 5610 College Road, next a scholarship evening at 5:30 p.m. versary of the event. For more infor- 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Sundays, both at Board will meet at 6 p.m. Monday at greet visitors for three hours per day. to the golf course on Stock Island. Tuesday at the DoubleTree Grand Key mation, go to http://www.fantasyfest. $20 per session, and the Word Craft Old City Hall, 510 Greene St. To view For more information, call 305-896- Monetary contributions also are being Resort on South Roosevelt Boulevard. net or call 305-296-1817. workshop from 6 to 8 p.m. Sundays, the case files visit http://www.keywest- 3600. accepted to help buy these items. For with admission by donation. All city.com or phone 305-809-3887. All graduating senior girls are encour- Unemployed support group more information, call 305-296-9923. aged to apply. For more information, • classes are held at 517 William St. Clothing donations sought The support group Support for Keys • call 305-797-6455. For more information call 305-294- Members of the American Legion • Writers Guild deadline TODAY’S PICK Unemployed Professionals meets 6813, e-mail newtheater@rocketmail. Auxiliary Post 28 are collecting new The deadline for entering the Key West from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Wednesdays com, or visit http://www.peoplesthe- flip-flops, sizes 10-14, and unused, Writers Guild’s Annual Short Story • Sheriff’s Animal Farm at 615-A United St., Key West. For aterofkeywest.com. non-red, men’s pajama bottoms, sizes Contest is Thursday. Entries may be The Animal Farm located at the

Citizens’ Voice TODAY IN KEYS HISTORY KEY WEST 5-DAY FORECAST AccuWeather.com “Citizens’ Voice’’ is a TODAY TONIGHT MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY forum for you to tell us what’s on your mind. Call the “Voice’’ at (305) 293-7900 or e-mail to [email protected]. Several of Mostly sunny Partly cloudy Sunny to partly Partly sunny and Mostly sunny Mostly sunny, the comments will be published and breezy cloudy, breezy breezy and beautiful breezy and and warm pleasant daily. 83 74 83/74 84/73 83/73 85/74 “I’m seeking magnetic signs TODAY’S STATE FORECAST KEY WEST ALMANAC (maybe left over from last year’s Shown is today’s weather. Temperatures are Through 5 p.m. Saturday. elections) to use in some experi- today’s highs and tonight’s lows. ments I’m doing with magnetism. Temperature Please call me at 602-370-2753 TALLAHASSEE JACKSONVILLE High ...... 81° 85/61 82/58 Low ...... 73° (I’m in Key West) if you’d like to PENSACOLA Mean Temperature ...... 77.0° give them to me.” 79/64 GAINESVILLE Precipitation 86/59 DAYTONA 24 hrs. ending 5 p.m. Sat...... 0.00” “So, the city decides to award BEACH Month to date ...... 0.69” 80/64 a bid to a noncompliant bidder. Herman’s at 512 Duval St. in the 1960s Normal month to date ...... 1.66” WEEKLY TIDES Year to date ...... 2.87” If the bidder can’t get the paper- ORLANDO Key West Marathon Normal year to date ...... 7.25” work correct for a bid submission, 20 YEARS AGO 84/65 Sun and Moon: how do we know they can get the highs lows highs lows Sunrise today ...... 6:57 a.m. 4/26 10:52 a.m. 4:22 a.m. 5:24 a.m. 7:43 a.m. paperwork correct to permit the Thieves stole 54 of the city’s newly planted coco palms from TAMPA Sunset today ...... 7:54 p.m. none 5:46 p.m. 2:39 p.m. 8:49 p.m. 88/66 project and complete it on time? the bridle path on South Roosevelt Boulevard. 4/27 12:40 a.m. 5:00 a.m. 6:18 a.m. 8:20 a.m. Moonrise today ...... 6:59 a.m. Particularly disturbing is the omis- A Monroe County corrections officer was fired from his job 11:35 a.m. 6:37 p.m. 3:23 p.m. 9:38 p.m. Moonset today ...... 8:49 p.m. 4/28 1:32 a.m. 5:42 a.m. 7:14 a.m. 9:00 a.m. ST. PETERSBURG First Full Last New sion of the ‘anti-kickback affidavit.’ and arrested for allegedly managing the cock fighting farm on 12:24 p.m. 7:33 p.m. 4:11 p.m. 10:29 p.m. 88/67 I smell a rat, and it smells like the 4/29 2:28 a.m. 6:31 a.m. 5:01 p.m. 11:23 p.m. Rockland Key. airport terminal fiasco.” 1:19 p.m. 8:34 p.m. none none WEST PALM BEACH Conch Days at the capitol in Tallahassee were celebrated with 4/30 3:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. 5:54 p.m. none 81/73 2:24 p.m. 9:39 p.m. none none May 1 May 9 May 17 May 24 “To the genius who wants the conch chowder, conch fritters and a 7-foot Key lime pie. 5/1 4:36 a.m. 8:49 a.m. 6:50 p.m. 12:19 a.m. FT. MYERS Vandenberg sunk in ‘water shal- 3:41 p.m. 10:43 p.m. none none FLORIDA CITIES FORECAST 88/64 FT. LAUDERDALE low enough for snorkelers to see 5/2 5:39 a.m. 10:22 a.m. 10:48 a.m. 1:16 a.m. Tomorrow Tuesday 50 YEARS AGO 5:09 p.m. 11:41 p.m. 7:53 p.m. 1:18 p.m. 84/74 City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W it,’ there are restrictions as to how The city of Key West issued $119,839 in building permits in the MIAMI Daytona Beach 80 65 s 81 64 pc much clearance there needs to be 82/72 Fort Lauderdale 83 73 s 82 73 pc last week, the highest weekly total for the year. MARINE FORECAST Fort Myers 88 64 s 87 65 pc over the top of the ship. Get certi- KEY LARGO Wind east 15-25 knots today. Gainesville 86 60 s 84 60 pc fied to dive instead!” Herman’s, Herman M. Holtsberg president, was at 512 Duval St. 79/73 Jacksonville 81 59 s 81 60 s Waves 4-8 feet. Visibility clear. Miami 84 72 s 83 73 pc The Navy was holding examinations for career conditional Water Temp 76° Orlando 85 63 s 85 65 pc “Are we supposed to feel reas- Pensacola 79 66 s 80 66 pc appointments for the position of typist GS-3. The beginning pay St. Petersburg 87 68 s 86 68 pc sured that a private contractor, not was $3,495 a year. Sarasota 86 65 s 86 65 pc the school district, paid for the Tallahassee 85 61 s 84 59 pc Key West High School baseball player Boog Powell had nine KEY WEST Tampa 88 66 s 86 65 pc fancy party for school district staff Forecasts and graphics West Palm Beach 83 72 s 83 70 pc singles, four doubles and three home runs in 28 times at bat, 83/74 MARATHON provided by at the DoubleTree Grand Key? Isn’t 84/75 Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, that exactly the sort of graft that AccuWeather, Inc. ©2009 c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, which was 29 bases or a slugging average of 1.038. His batting r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice. has corrupted Washington and average for 11 games was .571. Tallahassee?” NATIONAL CITIES FORECAST TODAY’S NATIONAL FORECAST Tomorrow Tuesday 100 YEARS AGO “Why the DoubleTree? Have you City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Seattle Robert O. Curry, who died in New York, was buried at St. Paul’s Atlanta 80 60 s 80 62 pc 59/41 ever stayed at one? The DoubleTree Boston 68 56 s 83 57 pc cookies are the reason, of course. Episcopal Church. Mr. Curry was the son of William Curry and Chicago 70 49 t 60 42 sh Minneapolis Denver 57 33 pc 64 40 c Billings 57/43 Mmm.” one of the owners of Curry and Son Ships Chandlery. Detroit 78 57 t 65 46 c 46/29 Detroit Kansas City 63 45 r 69 50 s 73/58 Twenty-five Marines left the Marine Barracks on the Naval Los Angeles 68 54 pc 68 52 pc New York Chicago 86/63 “The 1000 block of White Street New Orleans 83 68 pc 82 68 pc San Francisco Denver 75/61 Station with orders to the Boston Navy Yard. New York 79 65 s 86 59 pc 58/49 60/33 Washington has turned into a used car lot with 90/62 San Francisco 59 48 s 60 49 pc Kansas City all the cars and scooters marked Photo and text compiled by Tom and Lynda Hambright, Monroe County Library. Washington 89 63 s 86 58 pc 74/57 for sale parked there.” Visit www.keywestmaritime.org for more rich maritime history of Key West and the Keys. Los Angeles Atlanta WORLD CITIES FORECAST 70/54 El Paso 82/60 “I am shocked and outraged Today Monday 82/56 City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W about the offshore drilling in Houston Berlin 73 54 s 73 53 pc 82/72 Florida. This is wrong and needs to CRIME REPORT Buenos Aires 72 55 pc 79 61 s Miami be stopped. I will not vote for any Hong Kong 74 68 sh 75 68 pc showers 82/72 London 55 46 c 54 45 c representative that voted in favor t-storms Mexico City 80 48 t 80 49 t Cold Front of offshore drilling.” New Delhi 106 72 s 109 75 s rain Paris 61 50 r 60 49 pc Dinner party goes sour, Rome 66 59 sh 68 50 t flurries Shown are noon positions of weather systems and Warm Front “I feel sorry for all these people Sydney 66 49 pc 64 54 pc snow precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for today. Tokyo 65 50 s 61 46 sh ice Forecast high/low temperatures are given for selected cities. Stationary getting sucked into buying a house Toronto 56 49 t 76 56 pc Front now. Prices are going to drop phone lands in soup another 30 percent at least here in HOW TO REACH US the Keys. The worst is yet to come.” CITIZEN STAFF officer that he wanted his cell ROADWORK To reach us at The Citizen, come to phone fixed and his sunglasses our offices at 3420 Northside Drive; “Somebody please investigate fax us at 294-0768; or e-mail to KEY WEST — A dinner party replaced, reports say. The offi- [email protected]. You can also incompetence and safety issues South Roosevelt Boulevard Grassy Key turned sour Wednesday night cer explained that was a civil • • call (305) 292-7777. at Martin Luther King Community One east and westbound lane from South There will be one lane closed from 8 Pool before a child dies. Lifeguards after two friends apparently got matter, not criminal, and that Roosevelt Boulevard to Cross Street will p.m. to 6 a.m. from Mile Marker 58 to To reach our weekly newspapers: asleep and texting — why is that into an argument leading to a he would have to pay to file the be closed from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays 60. Lanes may be narrowed. Marathon Free Press: (305) 743-8766 acceptable?” cell phone being tossed into a case, reports say. through Fridays, and from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. Islamorada Free Press: (305) 853-7277 Sundays through Thursdays, through Oct. 2. • Duck Key Solares Hill: (305) 294-3602 “In May, all county employees pot of potato soup, broken sun- After learning he would have Flagmen will stop traffic periodically Stock Island SUBSCRIPTIONS will be required to attend a class glasses and some minor bruis- to pay to file a small claims • from Mile Marker 60 to 61 to allow A moving operation to restripe the Florida Keys on ethics. I wonder whether the complaint, the man decided dump trucks access to a work site. ing. roadway edge lines will take place One month ...... $12 Bubbas will discuss the ethics of The speed limit has been reduced to Three months ...... $30 The man who called Key West he wanted to pursue criminal from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m. Monday through demoting good employees so they 45 mph. Six months ...... $54 police said he went to a friend’s charges, reports say. Friday. Only one lane at a time will be can keep bad ones. Nonexistent One year ...... $102 affected during the work. One north- leadership, incompetence and lazi- house in the 500 block of The responding officer gave • Lower Matecumbe Key bound and one southbound lane will The lanes on the Channel 2 Bridge at Electronic edition (pdf) ness are costing county taxpayers Caroline Street to cook dinner, the man the Monroe County One month ...... $12 be closed from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily many times what the school district State Attorney’s Office phone Mile Marker 73 will be shifted from 8 Three months ...... $30 but while there his friend began through Oct. 2. is wasting on cosmetics.” a.m. to 5 p.m. through Friday. Six months (no refunds) ...... $30 yelling at him, reports say. The number. No arrests were made. One year (no refunds) ...... $54 subject of the argument was not Information in the Crime • Spanish Harbor • Plantation Key Two year (no refunds) ...... $102 “Why would our legislators vote One lane will be closed from Mile listed in the police report. Report is obtained from reports There will be one lane closed from Mile to allow offshore drilling in our Marker 34 to 35 from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. Marker 86 to 87 from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. By mail (All U.S. Locations) The caller said the man threw provided by area law enforce- Three months ...... $60 waters you ask? Big campaign through Thursday. through Thursday. In addition there will Six months ...... $120 contributions would be the answer.” his cell phone into the soup, ment agencies. be a lane shift in front of the weigh Bahia Honda One year ...... $240 broke his sunglasses and then If you have information that • station. “When will people realize when One lane of a two-lane section on the By mail (weekend only) and Outside U.S. grabbed his arm, causing some could help solve a crime in the Please call for rates. making a left turn they do not Key West side of the Bahia Honda • Key Largo have the right of way. That means slight bruising, reports say. Keys, call Crime Stoppers, (800) Bridge will be closed from 9 a.m. to 4 One northbound lane on U.S. 1 at Mile to wait until traffic clears to make The caller told a responding 346-TIPS. p.m. weekdays. Marker 103 will be closed from 9 a.m. The Citizen is published daily by Cooke to 4 p.m. Mondays through Fridays Communications, 3420 Northside Dr., Key West, your turn.” Seven Mile Bridge FL. Second class postage paid by The Citizen. • through May 8. The bridge will be closed beginning at (USPS 294-240) Postmaster: Send address “Superintendent Acevedo was 8 p.m. Monday for up to four hours. changes to The Citizen, P.O. Box 1800, Key West, easily re-elected last fall because FL 33041. keysnews.com POLL This newspaper is made using renewable wood he has done an excellent job of fiber from sustainably managed forests that are improving education. Stop hound- LAST WEEK’S RESULTS: independently certified to meet globally recog- ing him, let him do his job and let nized sustainable forest management standards. What do you think about establishing a clothing optional county beach? the legitimate investigative pro- IN PORT This newspaper is recyclable. cesses take their course.” Bad idea. People don’t come to the Keys for nude beaches Imagination Enchantment — or beaches, for that matter. 439 votes: 25% TODAY TUESDAY “The national chain that rents No ships Navigator Outer Mole Pier B movies here in Key West advertises Mallory Square 7:30 a.m. to 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. I’m OK with the idea, but Higgs Beach is not an two-day rentals, three-day rentals, MONDAY 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 2 p.m. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS appropriate location. Find some place more remote. 483 votes: 28% four-day rentals, but yet the movie No ships The Citizen assumes no financial responsibility for has to be back by noon on the day. typographical errors in advertisements, but, when If it says two-day rental, wouldn’t It would be appropriate for Key West. This is a Cruise ship information is provided by the city of Key West. For updated notified promptly will reprint that part of the adver- tisement in which the typographical error appears. that be 48 hours?” community of enlightened attitudes. 565 votes: 33% information, call 305-809-3790. All advertising in this publication is subject to the approval of the publisher. The Citizen reserves the “My comment is on the judge Make all Keys beaches clothing optional. right to correctly edit or delete any objectionable race. How much money are we wording or reject the advertisement in its entirety Let’s all get nekkid! 238 votes: 15% at any time prior to scheduled publication in the wasting on this silly race? Many CORRECTIONS event it is determined that the advertisement or races have been won or lost by THIS WEEK’S POLL: any part thereof is contrary to its general standard fewer votes than this. It’s costing The Key West Citizen corrects all errors of fact. If you find an error in fact of advertising acceptance. the taxpayers hundreds of thou- Q: Now that the Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg finally has arrived in Key West, in The Citizen call Tom Tuell at (305) 292-7777, ext. 205. He can also be Phone: (305) 292-7777, Monday though Friday, what do you think about the project? from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Classified Department open sands of dollars.” reached at [email protected]. Saturday 9 a.m. to noon. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 3A MILE MARKERS UPPER KEYS FLORIDA KEYS FLORIDA KEYS STOCK ISLAND Concert benefits food bank Arts council’s new endowment Animal Farm is open today The concert bands from Key Largo The Florida Keys Council of the The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office School, Plantation Key School and Arts (FKCA) has partnered with the Animal Farm will be open to the public from Coral Shores High School will perform Community Foundation of the Florida 1 to 3 p.m. today. starting at 7 p.m. Thursday night. Keys (CFFK) to secure its long-term Everyone is welcome to visit, for free, the The annual Tri-School Concert will sustainability by creating an endow- wide variety of animals at the park, including benefit the Burton Memorial Food ment. Tina the Key deer, tropical birds, snakes, fer- Bank by requiring audience members The endowment, entrusted to foun- rets, rabbits, horses, ponies, a llama, donkey, to bring a nonperishable food item as dation for safe-keeping, was estab- goats, sheep, pigs, chickens, ducks, a 100- the cost of admision. lished using a grant the art council was pound tortoise, an emu, albino hedgehog, Each group will play one selec- awarded from the Leadership Success Patagonian cavies and more. New additions tion then combine with their other Academy combined with a donation include a kinkajou and a sloth, both natives school’s counterpart for a combined from the private sector. of the Costa Rican rain forest. performance. Coral Shores’ award- Since 1996, CFFK has granted more The Animal Farm is at the Stock Island winning concert and jazz band also than $12 million to the community to Detention Center, just off College Road. It will play to round out the evening. support the work of local nonprofits, is open to the public the second and fourth Photo courtesy of Denise Dunbar The concert should last just over an and the foundation currently man- Pictured from left are Liz Young, Florida Keys Council of the Arts exec- Sunday of every month. hour. ages more than 90 endowments for utive director; Bill Porter, arts council advisory board member; Dianna Groups may make special arrangements Cash and checks payable to Burton individuals and other nonprofit orga- Sutton, Community Foundation of the Florida Keys president and CEO; to visit the farm. Call the Sheriff’s Office Memorial Food Bank also will be nizations and causes throughout the Cris Sandifer, arts council board chairman; and Dean Walters, arts Detention Center at 305-293-7300 to sched- accepted. Florida Keys. council vice chairman. ule a visit. Bridge runner captures fourth win despite fear of bridges

BY ROB BUSWEILER race that takes place com- of parents who run the race restaurant, down the road from is not so large that those at the his fear of bridges. Citizen Staff pletely over and surrounded by while pushing their children in the Pigeon Key gift shop, the back of the pack at the starting “I only have so many good water. strollers. biggest difference most run- line face a long trip before get- steps in me left,” he said. Even the winner of the Seven Bodnar’s win is even more “I ran it in 2003 when I was ners noticed was a small elec- ting on the actual course, such Andrew Greenridge of Mile Bridge Run seemed to impressive considering his pregnant,” she said. Six years tronic chip attached to their timing devices can make a big Coconut Creek, Fla., placed be more enamored with the well-documented fear of bridg- later, she had a bright-yellow shoes. difference in larger races. second in the men’s division spectacle of the historic Middle es. double stroller with her chil- That chip presented some “If you have a marathon, with a time of 37:02, while Jon Keys race then with his break- “I have this fear of bridges, dren Sage and Sam in tow. runners with a new race-day some of those in the back of Williams of Miami ran 37:08 for neck pace. but coming down here, run- “They like the over the hump challenge. the pack won’t cross the start- third place. Winning the Seven Mile ning it and being fortunate gang,” she said of her kids’ “The hardest part of the race ing line for 30 minutes [after Marlene Persson, a Delray Bridge Run has become some- to win it four times has really enjoyment of watching the is this,” Lower Keys resident the starting gun is fired],” Stern Beach physical therapist tech- what of a habit for Candler, helped me get over it,” Bodnar loud party truck that is parked Sara Maschal said jokingly said. nician, won the overall wom- N.C., resident Jason Bodnar. said. “You don’t get an oppor- just after the large hump in the while fiddling with the track- The chips did make a big en’s division for the third time The 39-year-old has now won tunity where they close a major bridge about halfway through ing chip. difference in getting the results with a time of 40:54. Nancy the race four times. bridge like this, to run across it the course. Electronic tracking chips are out faster. As runners crossed Frey of Boca Raton placed sec- “It’s not about winning,” said very often.” All the nuances from the a Seven Mile Bridge Run first. the finish line, race officials ond at 41:51. Bodnar minutes before picking Bodnar wasn’t the only win- race’s long history were pres- Minutes before the race, Josh back at Chappy’s were able to For the past 28 years, the up his first-place prize. “It is ner in the family. His wife, ent, from the crowd gathering Stern of Split Second Timing see the results in real time. Seven Mile Bridge Run has about all 1,500 people out there Jennifer, placed third in the on Knights Key before sunrise, was busy setting up the tim- Once the race started, how- been the only one of its kind in running.” women’s division with a time the runners’ ever-present fear ing pad that activates the chip ever, all eyes were on Bodnar, the Keys, but organizers in Key This year marked the 28th of 43:38. of bring picked up by the bus when the runners cross. A sec- who finished three minutes Largo are planning the Nov. 14 time runners from around the At the starting line, Dawn before finishing the race, to ond pad was set up at the end ahead of his nearest competi- Jewfish Creek Bridge Run they world descended on Marathon Israel-Castle was busy creating the party afterwards. In addi- of the race giving each runner tor. hope will become an annual to take part in one of the more her own bridge race history. tion to the change in venue an accurate time. Bodnar said he is happy to event. unique races in the world, a She was one of growing group to Chappy’s Steak & Seafood Although the field of 1,500 continue competing despite [email protected] OBITUARIES

BARBARA VOGEL Anderson. Curry attended Mary Funeral services will be held MYRA L. ROGEL Myra is survived by her hus- Artist and sculptor Barbara He is survived by his for- Immaculate High School and at 4 p.m. Monday, April 27, Myra L. Rogel, 53, of Spring band, Arty, of Spring Hill; her Vogel died peacefully Sunday, mer wife, Carolyn Blackwell; worked at Florida Keys Offset 2009, at St. Paul’s Episcopal Hill, Fla., passed away on mother and step-father, Peggy March 22, 2009, surround- children Denise Blackwell Printing and Publishing, where Church, 401 Duval St. Thursday, April 23, 2009, at and Hubert Cruz; son Richard ed by long- Santiago and Curry Blackwell he was a printer for more than Donations may be made in Hernando-Pasco Hospice Care (Lisa) Rogel of Hudson, Fla.; time friends Jr.; son-in-law Sandy Santiago; 40 years. memory of Curry to “Conchs Center in Brooksville, Fla. daughters Maria (Chandler) and family. A daughter-in- Curry’s great love was the Care” (c/o First State Bank, She was born in Key West, Barnett of Key West and memorial ser- law Jenna Vega; water, and he was an avid 1201 Simonton St., Key West, Fla., and moved from the area Amanda (Mark) Huff of Central vice celebrat- grandchildren boater, fisherman and pow- FL 33040), which supports two years ago. She worked at City, Ky.; five grandchildren, ing her life and Sandito and erboat racing enthusiast. He the Cancer Foundation of the Burger King in Key West, loved Chandler Barnett Jr. and Elecia legacy will be Talia Santiago spent numerous hours on the Florida Keys. This fundraiser, playing Bingo and spending Barnett, both of Key West, held Saturday, Vogel and Tristin water with family and friends established by his grandson time with her family. James Elitzer Jr. of Central City, May 2, 2009, and Chloe Blackwell traveling to Snipe Point, Sand Sandito Santiago, is in honor She was preceded in death and Carrie Howard and Aidan at the Unitarian Universalist Blackwell; Key and his favorite, the Dry of family members who have by her father, John Mallory. Rogel, both of Hudson. Fellowship, 801 Georgia St. brother and sister-in-law John Tortugas. He was the founder been stricken with cancer. (corner of Petronia Street), and Carol Blackwell; brother- of the Southernmost Car Club Curry will always be remem- with a picnic reception at Fort in-law and sister-in-law Alvin and loved to show his antique bered as a person who loved CITIZEN OF THE DAY Zachary Taylor Historic State and Diane Crockett; nephews ’57 Chevys. life and lived it to the fullest. Park to follow. and nieces Lori Anderson Newlove, Susan Anderson CURRY RICHARD Diaz, Evan Anderson, Jay BLACKWELL Blackwell, Robin Blackwell Curry R. Blackwell passed Kononitz and Kevin Crockett; away on Tuesday, April 21, and many special friends. 2009, at his home surrounded by his family. He had fought a BRAND NAME TIRES courageous battle with cancer. AT DISCOUNT PRICES He was 66 years old. He was born on March 1, COOPER’SCOOPER’S BODYBODY SHOPSHOP 1943, in Key West, Fla., and was 294-5581 310516 a fourth-generation Conch. He was preceded in death by Consignments his parents, John and Lorraine on Southard Blackwell, and a brother and New/Used Furniture & sister-in-law, Otto and Sandra Home Accessories 522 Southard Street Key West, FL 33040 305-797-6485 298211

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EDITORIAL BOARD JOHN ANDOLA JOHN KENT COOKE JR./PUBLISHER ED BLOCK TOM TUELL/EDITOR CHARLIE BRADFORD MARC PHELPS/MARATHON & BIG PINE FREE PRESS EDITOR KEN DOMANSKI RALPH MORROW/SPORTS EDITOR SHIRLEY FREEMAN OPINION TODD GERMAN Hometown PAC is asset to community, voters

ometown PAC is off to a good start in Editorial Hits continuing mis- sion to provide convenient scheduled at various loca- forums for candidates who tions in the community that aspire to local elective offices will be as convenient as pos- and to provide useful infor- sible for voters in city com- mation for citizens who want mission districts where there to know more about issues is a contest between two or that may inform their votes more candidates. Mayoral when balloting begins. candidates will be invited to This year’s election cycle all forums. kicked off last week. A full- At least one more meet- house crowd of candidates, and-greet session will be prospective candidates and held when the deadline for citizens gathered for a meet- filing has been reached, but a and-greet session at Salute, site for this event has not yet the popular eatery on the been chosen. oceanfront near Higgs Beach. We take pleasure in recog- As our readers will know, the nizing that Hometown PAC proceedings were enlivened has strengthened its board by the unscheduled appear- of directors to reflect all of ance of two topless ladies the neighborhoods in the who bicycled past the crowd, city and include well-known presumably to register their business and civic leaders as support for creating a cloth- well. ing optional beach, an issue Membership continues to that only recently came up grow robustly with each elec- out of the blue but seems to tion cycle. Membership dues be gaining a constituency. are $20 a year. These funds We find no cause to object are needed to cover the costs Letters to the editor to a little momentary titilla- of booking meeting sites, tion to advocate a cause. It audio visual equipment and Fix financial system; the board’s desire to punish the guilty. Sad And a heads up to everyone in the coun- sure beats trying to decipher a buffet of light foods that is get past the witch hunt to say, in many cases it is human nature ty: If your tank isn’t anchored, the law the dense, lawyerly language always served. However, all to take advantage of a lax system such as requires it to be — a public safety issue, no of a ballot referendum. We forums and other events will The Monroe County School Board ours. And do you honestly think this is the grandfathering, and Code Enforcement is do, however, hope this will continue to be open to the should stop and consider the obvious. first time an employee has stolen? out there looking for you. An after-the-fact not become a regular feature public at no charge. Its accounting and record-keeping poli- So, please, stop before it costs us mil- permit is $500 for something that, in most of future candidate forums. As we have said before cies and procedures are primarily at fault lions. We taxpayers are already overbur- cases, didn’t require a permit when the Next up on the schedule on this page, we earnestly for the current financial debacle. I have dened, and what we really want is to sleep work was done. County commissioners, will be some events that believe our community been a bookkeeper my whole life for both nights knowing this will never happen fix this inequity. reflect desirable improve- needs an organization such profit and nonprofit organizations, and again. Let’s face it, we can’t recoup what Austin Gray Taylor ments in how Hometown as Hometown PAC and the have never worked under such a system we have lost. That old “blood out of a Big Pine Key PAC goes about its business. mission it represents. It is that could fail in such a manner. Basic stone” quip comes to mind here. The organization no lon- needed to encourage quali- Bookkeeping 101 introduces the concept This is your opportunity to shine. Get A warship in transit ger will endorse candidates, fied candidates to serve in of purchase orders and, most important, on with the business of revamping the as it has done in the past. critical elective offices. It is the checks and balances required to main- system, admit to the failure to properly to gentler assignment Rather, it will ask candidates needed to provide voters tain security. supervise, and perhaps, just perhaps, par- Five hundred feet of grey steel slowly to provide biographical infor- with useful and timely infor- And what about budgets that not only don the guilty. approaches Truman Waterfront towed by mation and to respond in mation to inform their voting set limitations on expenditures, but Do the right thing. the tugboat Broward to its last stop before writing to questions about preferences. establish income projections based on Lucia D. Vergunst being reefed. significant issues. Responses We are pleased that prior years? Certainly cash income from Key West Stripped of its topside appendages, will be posted on Hometown Hometown PAC has found course fees plummeting from $14,000 to paint and personnel, the rusting veteran PAC’s Web site (http://www. its groove as a unique com- $0 should have raised a flag to someone, A permit costs nearly vessel lists slightly to starboard as it nestles hometownkeywest.com) so munity asset. We hope its if anyone was watching. Who does your close to the bulkhead. that voters will have conve- membership will continue to final audit? Why didn’t he or she notice the as much as the project Thick, hemp docklines secure her to nient access to each candi- grow. Twenty dollars a year discrepancy? And how could you continue Suburban Propane charged me a total land one more time like an umbilicus date’s credentials, viewpoints for dues is a terrific invest- to allocate or justify expenses to a program of $263.38 for parts, labor and sales tax to before rebirthing as a marine metropolis and priorities. ment in good government. producing so little income? remove two 120-gallon propane tanks and submerged south of the Florida Keys. Upcoming forums will be —The Citizen I could go on, but what is the point? install and anchor one 27-gallon tank. A Her past is prologue as she will con- Any estimate of theft should include the fair price for the work involved. tinue to serve the planet silently beneath GOVERNMENT WEB SITES: salaries paid to those “minding the store.” Monroe County charged me $243 for a the waves doing her duty for centuries to Good bookkeeping policies and proce- permit to have this work done. come. Monroe County City of Key Colony Beach dures are easy to establish, and as anyone Am I the only one here that feels this is Giving shelter to the genesis of life may www.monroecofl. www.keycolonybeach.net could tell you who has ever been under an unfair burden to put on a homeowner? indeed be her greatest purpose and her virtualtownhall.net the gun of a good bookkeeper, a pain to Here’s a hint for the county: If there isn’t destiny will be secure in the ambiotic fluid Monroe County Sheriff’s Office follow. This isn’t rocket science, people. enough work to justify the current number of mother earth. City of Key West www.keysso.net I am angry and appalled as I sit and of Code Enforcement officers and build- Fare thee well Vandenberg, and may www.keywestcity.com watch this witch hunt progress, knowing ing inspectors, lay some of them off! Don’t Neptune greet you gently with open arms Monroe County School District full well that there will be no immediate raise the cost of permits to pay their sala- and a calm sea. City of Marathon www.keysschools.com end to the money it will cost, including ries — and why would it take two inspec- Rudy Meyers www.ci.marathon.fl.us any lawsuits that might ensue as a result of tors to inspect a propane tank? Key West Monroe County Supervisor

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HINDSIGHTS & INSIGHTS What we need around here is more honking!

ow that has to be a I later found out more about with a common purpose in extraordinarily special and V-formation than flying alone. ing and not discouraging. title that gets your geese and marveled even more the strictest sense of the word. above all other life forms. Lesson: People who share a 5. When a goose gets sick or Nattention. Let me at them because the complex- One goose could probably not Perhaps it is deserved, perhaps common direction and sense wounded and falls, two geese explain. ity of what they were doing make it alone, but together it is arrogance or perhaps it is of common purpose can get fall out and stay with it until For five years I lived in was not immediately evident. they all make it. They work the greatest joke of all time. there quicker. it revives or dies. Then they Great Falls, Va. Every fall, like A flock of geese fly- together so that We shall see. In any event, my 2. Whenever a goose flies out catch up or join another flock. clockwork, the geese would ing south doesn’t each individual wife’s father, the late Cmdr. of formation, it quickly feels Lesson: Stand by your col- fly over my home, which, sound like much, effort is shared, and (retired) Richard Smith, many the drag and tries to get back leagues in difficult times as being from Florida, was quite but think about the there is a mutual years ago sent me the fol- into position. well as in good. an event for me. You would distance and obsta- benefit. They look lowing lessons we can learn Lesson: It’s harder to do In these troubled times there always know the geese were cles they encounter. out for each other. from geese. If we are not too something alone than togeth- are great lessons from geese to coming because you could It’s a long distance Most important, busy feathering our own nests er. be emulated in our nation, our hear their honking from miles of many miles they communicate. (alright, I couldn’t resist) we 3. When the lead goose gets state, our city, where we work away. As they approached, filled with danger, The constant honk- would do well to take these tired, it rotates back into for- and most important, at home. the honking got louder. If physical exertion, ing that you hear lessons under advisement for mation and another goose flies you stood perfectly still while minute-by-minute decisions and the flying formation of they are undoubtedly the les- at the lead. Chris Belland’s Hindsights they flew directly overhead, of which direction to take and the geese is their way of telling sons we need right now more Lesson: Shared leadership & Insights column appears you could hear the rush of when and where to safely rest. each other when to change than anything else in our and interdependence gives us here on Sundays. Belland also wind created by their flapping It is not a great stretch of the direction, speed, leadership world. each a chance to lead as well writes a biweekly column on wings. It was, to use a word imagination to think of a flock and if there is imminent dan- as opportunities to rest. environmental issues, which we use all too casually these of geese as a metaphor for any ger. We could all take a great Lessons from geese 4. The geese in formation runs in our Sunday magazine, days — awesome! After they communal structure that you lesson not just from the neces- honk from behind to encour- Solares Hill. All of his previous passed over, I always listened might imagine, such as a fam- sity of communication, but 1. As each bird flaps its age those up ahead to keep up columns are available on his to them honking off in the ily, a country, a state, a city or a also the need for constancy of wings, it creates an uplift for their speed. blog: hindsightsandinsights. distance, a Doppler effect in company. purpose. others behind it. There is 71 Lesson: We need to make blogspot.com. Contact Chris at slow motion. A flock of geese is a team We humans think we are percent more flying range in a sure our honking is encourag- [email protected]. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 5A FROM PAGE 1

required to fish from a pier.) entitled to their own ideas. ment will still be me express- that I investigate something. committed the infraction Tan Lines The letter writer also And I’ve decided to use this ing my thoughts, but at least it It does focus on things that you suggest I write about and Continued from page 1A jumped down my throat for space to air some of those will be a subject matter some- bother us, or those that make don’t want your name printed, suggesting that people bring ideas by soliciting input from one else suggested. us smile. It can be funny, tell me that in the e-mail so ous to me, but someone, their homemade drinks into you, the readers. Send an e-mail to the touching or angry. this space does not become a expressing their own opinion in a bar. That would be highly Let me know what you’d like address below and type “Tan Now it’s up to you. CrimeStoppers hotline. a letter to the editor, criticized inappropriate, so it’s a good to read about. Suggest a topic Lines topic” in the subject line. If I use your topic sugges- Let’s see how this goes me for not mentioning fishing thing I didn’t actually suggest it for a column and I promise I Keep in mind that this col- tion in a column, I’ll give you — Lord knows this town needs licenses. (It just didn’t seem anywhere in my column. will consider it. umn does not cover hard news credit for the idea. If you are more opinions. relevant given that no license is Nevertheless, everyone is I realize this little experi- stories, so please don’t suggest wanted by the law or just [email protected]

Wilson declined to say when focusing on what she’s alleg- classes, General Equivalency on district credit quickly gave in their disdain, as well. Some Charges that would occur, but added, edly done.” Degree and English as a Second way to worries about her regu- have written Gov. Charlie Crist’s Continued from page 1A “charges are close.” Acevedo, who is the wife of Language. larly exceeding purchase orders. office asking the state to spear- Wilson also said people other Schools Superintendent Randy Her resignation launched Then questions arose about the head the criminal probe and “I anticipate some aspect than Monique Acevedo have Acevedo, resigned in early daily revelations that have shak- whereabouts of ninth-graders’ oust Randy Acevedo from his of the investigation will finish been investigated. March after evidence surfaced en the county’s confidence in fundraising money and appar- position. before other portions, and I “Are other people being that she allegedly bought thou- the school district and angered ent discrepancies in the cash- Randy Acevedo has denied don’t intend to wait until the looked at? The answer is yes, sands of dollars worth of per- teachers and principals who’ve only fees cosmetology students any knowledge of alleged finan- entire investigation is com- but the inquiry thus far has sonal items using her school been asked to do without cer- paid and the amount depos- cial misconduct by his wife, plete to file some charges that focused predominately on Mrs. district credit card. Monique tain supplies because of a tight- ited. Monique Acevedo was in and Monique Acevedo has not are sufficiently independent Acevedo,” Wilson said. “That Acevedo was the adult edu- ening school budget. charge of both. commented on the investiga- of another part of the case,” doesn’t mean we’re not look- cation coordinator in charge Concerns about Monique Parents, taxpayers and tion since her resignation. Wilson said. ing at other people; we’re just of programs such as culinary Acevedo’s personal purchases school donors have been vocal [email protected]

the Truman Waterfront, where doesn’t know. He denied the on the Vandenberg for promo- inundated with media requests. said. Weird Vandy both ships are moored, was request and moved on, he tional reasons, Verge said. National Geographic is in Fritz Zivic, a volunteer on the Continued from page 1A heavy as tourists and locals said. The company initially con- town as well as the Discovery Mohawk, said foot traffic has alike continued to line the The strongest reaction, how- tacted Verge about using it on Channel and more are expect- been heavy all week. As he talk- the project liaison. fence, taking pictures of the ever, came from the scuba diver the USS Mohawk, but Verge ed, Verge said. ed, passersby continually filed On Friday, Verge was aboard rusty behemoth. who wanted to fill a sealed declined so representatives Most of the requests are from by the ship, taking pictures and the USS Mohawk with long- “We’re getting all kinds room with beer. contacted Weatherby about the people who want to put their asking about the Vandenberg time Vandenberg organizer of requests from all over the “I don’t know what people Vandenberg. own remote cameras on the — a mammoth project that has Joe Weatherby as crews con- place,” Weatherby said. “You are thinking,” Weatherby said. “I’m getting so many crazy Vandenberg, and divers who taken $8 million and more than tinued their work readying the name it. Some Germans want- A company that makes requests,” Weatherby said. “We want to be in the water when a decade to realize. 522-foot mothballed vessel for ed to put their boat on the small, unmanned vessels also haven’t even seen the paper- it’s sunk, Weatherby said. Many “A hell of a week?” Verge said, sinking sometime between super-structure when it goes contacted Weatherby about its work on that one yet. That’s are clamoring to be the first to repeating a reporter’s question. May 20 and June 1. Foot traf- down, with them in it.” robotic hull-cleaning device. going to be up to the city.” dive on the site. Others want to “Try a hell of the last 10 years.” fic on the East Quay Wall at For what reason, Weatherby The company wanted to use it Organizers also have been bring in helicopters, Weatherby [email protected]

climbing wall in Pearl Basin received letters. And floating nel off the recently erected Bay bottom near Calda Channel, which it structures are not only an issue Jewfish Creek Bridge. The own- Continued from page 1A sometimes leaves overnight off Key West. ers said they placed the sign depending on its bookings In the Upper Keys, the own- there because construction on The Florida Department and weather conditions, com- ers of Marley’s Bayside Grille the new configuration of the of Environmental Protection pany owner Scott Saunders off the 18 Mile Stretch recently bridge made it impossible for (DEP) last week began sending said. Its catamarans regularly placed a large sign on a small motorists to see the business. letters to Key West operators of take patrons to the 10-by-10- sailboat moored in the chan- [email protected] watersports and snorkel boats foot floating iceberg, which an who may have placed such anchor secures to a sandbar, permanent structures on state he said, emphasizing the com- “Don’t Be Afraid” submerged lands, including pany does not attach it to fish Because You Need an MRI! Sebago, Sunset Water Sports, habitats. Key West Orthopedics Fury Water Adventures and “We want to be part of the has the comfortable solution for you. C&T Charters Inc. solution, not part of the prob- New On Site 1.5 Tesla High Speed MRI The letters inform them of lem. We want to work with DEP 298440 Robert Catana, D.O. Listen to your favorite music David C. Perry, M.D. their violations and invite them and others on this,” Saunders and relax with aromatherapy to meet with DEP officials to said, adding the company reg- discuss the issue. ularly donates money to Mote Key West Orthopedics “Our goal is to have com- Marine Laboratory and other Board Certifi ed Orthopedic Surgeons pliance,” said Gus Rios, who groups for coral and seagrass 3428 N. Roosevelt Blvd., Key West heads the Marathon DEP office, restoration and conservation www.keywestorthopedics.com adding the letters are part of work. “We educate our cus- 305-295-9797 an ongoing investigation about tomers about the delicate reef illegal structures on state bay and seabeds. We would never bottom. “We in no way want want to harm the environ- to impact someone’s business. ment.” The initial step is to educate.” Sebago owner Paul McGrail, In some cases, operators who also has a barge moored don’t realize they are violating in Pearl Basin, declined to state rules, Rios said. The state comment until he could more does not prohibit people from thoroughly read the letter he temporary anchoring, defined received Friday and talk with as 72 hours. Permanent struc- his attorney. 298994 tures, however, require a state Hundreds of sailboats and permit. houseboats are moored and Florida Keys Green Living & Energy Education (GLEE) wishes to thank Fury Water Adventures, for anchored off the Keys, but everyone who participated in making example, operates an inflatable those boat owners have not the 4th Annual Green Living Expo on March 28th the best Expo yet! Whether you were teaching, learning, volunteering or there to promote your green product or service, you made it happen. STATE GLEE thanks the many other volunteers and participants who are listed at our keysGLEE.com website. $10,000 Plus Sponsors Keynoter/Reporter/Keys Sunday • Monroe County Tourist Authorities: 2 deputies die Development Council • Florida Keys Electric Cooperative (FKEC) $5,000 - $9,999 Sponsors South Florida Water Management District • THE ASSOCIATED PRESS airlifted to Sacred Heart The Nature Conservancy Hospital in Pensacola because $2,500 - $4,999 Sponsors CRESTVIEW — Authorities Okaloosa County does not Clear Channel Radio • Marathon High School $1,000 - $2,499 Sponsors say two north Florida sher- have a trauma center. 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Islamorada Showroom merous to mention here but can be found listed on www.keysGLEE.com The injured deputies were Hours: Mon. - Fri. 10am - 5pm • Sat. 10am - 1:30pm MM81, In the Galleria Plaza For a complete listing of all Expo participants, please go to keysGLEE. 305-664-4644 com, where slideshows of the event are also posted. Exhibitors and their contact information, as well as speakers and their bios Wanna Smile? Key West Showroom will be posted under Expo 2009 at keysGLEE.com for the following year. Hours: Mon. - Fri. 10am - 5pm • Sat. 10am - 1:30pm Visit us often! 3229 Flagler Avenue • Suite 110 www. 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one who is planning to spend the day with you. Make sure that it will LOS ANGELES — The minded religious wackos who denounced Coyne for using an provided $27.5 million of the be well worth it. “Twilight” movie franchise is think they can tell people what expletive at an event. nearly $35 million cost to build getting its third director. kind of T-shirts and what kind Despite the criticism, Coyne and finish the attraction. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — If you hope to garner support from a Summit Entertainment said of music they can listen to, and said he always expected state Recreational facilities BY BERNICE BEDE OSOL co-worker or an associate, treat him Thursday that David Slade the smart, rational, reasonable residents to stand up for their include the marble-tiled swim- or her as you would a close friend. has been tapped to direct people of Oklahoma are never native sons. ming pool where Davies and TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Today Anything less might meet with insult “Eclipse,” the third film in the going to buy into that,” front- “People would have a reason her friends swam. The only could be one of those unusual times or resentment. where it is wiser to trust almost any- series based on the Stephenie man Wayne Coyne told the to really fight for us and say, other structure remaining from one else’s judgment over your own, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Meyer’s best-selling vampire newspaper Tulsa World in an ‘No, this isn’t what Oklahoma the Davies era is a guest house, due to a tendency on your part not — Disappointment can occur if your books. Slade has bloodsucking interview Friday. is all about,’” Coyne said. “And which is open for tours. to trust your common sense. expectations for material gain are experience: His Gov. Brad Henry resolved I think the governor is very ✬ ✬ ✬ ✬ ✬ unreasonable or simply don’t live up credits include the issue by announcing he cool, how he’s come to our res- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — A joint to reality, either of which will invite the 2007 hor- would sign an executive cue.” LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Rock venture in which you’re presently feelings of disappointment. engaged could be severely damaged ror “30 Days of order proclaiming “Do You ✬ ✬ ✬ ✬ ✬ great Bob Dylan will perform if you allow doubt to enter the picture CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Night” about Realize??” the official rock at Louisville Slugger Field this and cause dissension. The arrange- — Reversals are a part of life, so be an Alaskan song of Oklahoma. The song SANTA MONICA, Calif. — summer, and he’ll bring along a ment may never be the same. philosophical about any you might town plagued earned more than half of the The former estate of silent film couple of guests: Willie Nelson experience at this time. Minimizing by vampires. 21,000 votes cast in an online star Marion Davies, where the and John Mellencamp. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Fear of the significance will go a long way Slade failure could be more damaging to a toward helping you accept what you Last year’s contest. rich and famous frolicked dur- The show will be July 8, joint endeavor than anything anyone can’t change. original “Twilight” film starring The Grammy-winning ing Hollywood’s Golden Age, and is part of Dylan’s ongoing else might do. More harm could Kristen Stewart and Robert group, formed in Norman, opened Saturday as a public tour of minor-league baseball result from unfounded terror than AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — It’s Pattinson and was directed Okla., in 1983, is known for its beach club after more than 10 parks. from someone’s actions. the end result that is important, by Catherine Hardwicke and psychedelic rock and lyrics. years of planning. The famed singer-songwriter not so much whose ideas or tac- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Make sure tics got you where you want to be. grossed more than $350 mil- Republican Rep. Corey The 5-acre beachfront began performing at the parks that co-workers who equally share Acknowledge the person whose lion worldwide. Holland was offended when estate was built by newspaper in 2004. He will release a new the work equally share the benefits thoughts and suggestions brought “New Moon,” the second band member Michael Ivins magnate William Randolph album, “Together Through as well. Don’t think that, just because success. “Twilight” film, is currently wore a red T-shirt with a yellow Hearst for Davies in the late Life,” on Tuesday. the job is yours, you are entitled to in production and is being hammer-and- 1920s while they carried on Tickets to the Louisville con- more. Divide things according to PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — If effort applied. you don’t carefully monitor expenses directed by Chris Weitz. sickle emblem, a long-term love affair. They cert are $69.50 and go on sale on a major project, there’s a strong “New Moon” is scheduled a traditional hosted lavish parties there in May 9. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — When chance you could end up with a seri- for release Nov. 20. “Eclipse” is symbol of the the ’20s and ’30s, entertain- ✬ ✬ ✬ ✬ ✬ it comes to risk taking, this might ous budget overrun. set to dawn June 30, 2010. Communist ing such stars as Clark Gable, not be one of your better days. Don’t Party, during Charlie Chaplin, Jean Harlow BERLIN — A movie about a take chances when doing anything ARIES (March 21-April 19) — There ✬ ✬ ✬ ✬ ✬ dangerous or critical, even if it means is a strong possibility that you could a visit to the and Joan Crawford. German businessman’s efforts doing things the hard way. make things harder on everyone by OKLAHOMA CITY — Okla- Capitol last Ivins The property later became to protect Chinese civilians acting in an impulsive manner; don’t homa lawmakers who voted month. a hotel, then a private beach against Japanese forces in the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Think just try to take over and run whatever against making a Flaming Lips “The great thing about this club and at one point was the 1930s has won the best film twice before making a commitment is happening around you. that could mean disappointing some- tune the official state rock song country is he has the right to backdrop of “Beverly Hills award at the annual German represent a minority of “small- make whatever statement he 90210.” It was shut down after Film Prize ceremony. minded religious wackos,” the wants to make,” Holland said. being heavily damaged by the Director Florian Gallen- band’s lead singer says. “I have the right to be offended 1994 Northridge earthquake. berger’s film “John Rabe” also Most state House mem- by that.” The city-operated Annen- picked up the best actor award bers voted for a resolution The shirt was a Christmas berg Community Beach House at Friday night’s ceremony for Shuffled credit cards are recognizing 2002’s “Do You present to Ivins from Coyne’s is the only such facility on the Ulrich Tukur, who plays Rabe. Realize??,” but conservatives wife, and he wore it to a California coast that doesn’t passed along unnoticed who said they were offended rehearsal earlier that day, said require membership. by the band’s clothing and lan- Coyne, who was offended by “We don’t want to call it a TROPIC CINEMA guage mustered enough votes Holland’s implication that the club, it’s a community beach 416 Eaton • 295-9493 TWO LOVERS DEAR ABBY: A few weeks for $22.30 — my husband to keep it from being adopted. band is un-American. house,” said Leonard Aube, (2:00), 4:15, 6:30, 8:45 SUNSHINE CLEANING ago, my family and I went to looked at it as he always does. “Me, I just say look, it’s a Another Republican, managing director of the (2:15), 4:30, 6:45, 9:00 one of our favorite restaurants When the credit card receipt little minority of some small- Rep. Mike Reynolds, also Annenberg Foundation, which EXAMINED LIFE (2:30) for lunch. 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TIMING IS EVERYTHING SCHOOL PHONE NUMBERS LOWER KEYS AND KEY WEST Mary Immaculate Star of the Sea Gerald Adams Elementary School: 293-1609 MONDAY FRIDAY Big Pine Neighborhood Charter School — 7:50 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Glynn Archer Elementary School: 293-1601 Montessori Elementary Charter No school for students, professional Cheese/pepperoni pizza, assorted cold — 7:45 a.m. to 2 p.m. Horace O’Bryant Middle School: 296-5628 — 8:15 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. day cuts sandwich, ham chef salad pate, Sugarloaf School, Elementary School Homeschool High School 292-0075 — 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. yogurt combo meal, sliced carrots Key West High School: 293-1549 Sugarloaf School, Middle MARATHON AREA TUESDAY Poinciana Elementary School: 293-1630 — 8:45 a.m. to 3:29 p.m. Stanley Switlik Elementary School No school for students, professional Gerald Adams Elementary Sigsbee Elementary: 294-1861 day — 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. — 7:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Marathon Middle School Mary Immaculate Star of the Sea School: 294-1031 Glynn Archer Elementary School — 8:40 a.m. to 2:35 p.m. Montessori Elementary Charter School: 294-4910 WEDNESDAY — 7:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Marathon High School Sugarloaf School: 745-3282 Baked corndog or PBJ sandwich or Reynolds Elementary School — 7:45 a.m. to 2:35 p.m. tuna salad plate, tater tots — 7:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Big Pine Neighborhood Charter School: 872-1266 Sigsbee Elementary School UPPER KEYS Marathon Middle School: 289-2480 THURSDAY — 7:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Poinciana Elementary School Key Largo School Marathon High School: 289-2480 Taco w/lettuce, cheese and salsa, — 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. — 8:45 a.m. to 3:16 p.m. Stanley Switlik Elementary School: 289-2490 bologna and cheese sandwich, Horace O’Bryant Middle School Plantation Key School garden salad plate; steamed rice; win- — 8:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. —7:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Coral Shores High School: 853-3222 ter mix veggies Homeschool High School Coral Shores High School — 8:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. —7:50 a.m. to 2:25 p.m. Key Largo School: 453-1255 Key West High School Treasure Village Montessori Charter Plantation Key School: 853-3281 — 8:50 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. — 8:45 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Treasure Village Montessori Charter School: 852-3482

GLYNN R. ARCHER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUGARLOAF SCHOOL The poetry of Andie Rose Glynn R. Archer Elementary Among the many activities dergarteners even got into Roberts, left, and Taelor School students and teach- the classes used to celebrate the act. They took an Earth Tausch won recognition ers celebrated Earth Day Earth Day, Mrs. Riley’s class Day walking field trip down and applause from fellow Wednesday. The school’s experimented with making Seminary Street in Key West students and teachers at “Green Team” showed off its their own recycled paper. Mrs. to see the community gar- Sugarloaf School. Roberts outdoor tiki hut makeover. Pope and 21st Century class den and The ReMARCable won second place for her The principal said, “Thank also hosted a family reading (MARC House) plant store. poem “Drama.” Tausch won you, Mrs. Roblin, and fellow night and planted seeds to “Butterflies were everywhere,” first prize for her work Glynn Archer Tigers. Keep up make it a happy Earth Day. said Glynn Archer student “Home Is.” the good ‘green’ work!” The Glynn Archer kin- Melissa D.

GLYNN R. ARCHER’S THIRD QUARTER HONOR ROLL All As/S All As and/or Bs Lee’asia Adams, Deonza Ayala, Genevieve Baker, Charli Sebastian Andrichak, Adrian Barnes, Megan Bentley, Barnes, Gage Bozard, Cain Bracey, Rylee Cabot, Jerin Thai’quondra Bbrown, Antonio Cardenas, Matthew Caporgno, Miyah Carey, Marquis Chapman, Ricky Cusimano, Santiago Diaz, Joseph Edwards, Xavier Eshel, Cleghorn, Poppy Collins, Blondine Conserve, Melissa de Bryan Flores, Victoria Gregg, Elizabeth Hernandez, la Rosa, Nicholas Diaz, Shania Duarte-Vera, Giovanni Gabrielle Hernandez, Katherine Hernandez, Jill Key Largo student wins essay contest Ewing, Ethan Favorite, Andrew Flores, Ashley Grimanelis, Hutcheson, Liam Khan, Ernesto Killion, Andrej Korotkov, Tanner Huffer, Malik Hunter, Esteban Hurtado, Vincent Elissa Lee, Shakayla Lewis, Kainoa Lopes, Charleslyn Try answering this question: hopes to reduce the likeli- Florida Keys Outreach Jackson, Jeannetta Jean, Shirina Kamilova, Mary Martin, Yamilet Maus, Alieshka Mena-Ferro, Kaneya You are on a school bus and hood that anyone in Monroe Coalition, Florida Department Kara, Harley Keen, Anna Kovach, Raini Labeet, Suriel Mims, Ray Moreno, Jack Payne, Nathaniel Price, one of the kids is kicked out of County will become a victim of Children and Families, the Landa-Ruiz, Mawgana Lovett, Bettyna Michael, Abigail Abubakir Rahimov, Mason Rainwaters, Joshua Rickit, his or her seat and made fun or perpetrator of domestic Ministerial Alliance, Monroe Moscoso-Martinez, Karli Roberts, Eliot Shea-Denwood, Tatiana Roberts, Blayze Rossi, Franca Saint-Vil, Nakiya Lilli Stach, Sarah Valdez-Effio, Daniela Valdez-Quintanill, Sargent, Michael Simonoff, Nicole Sipos, Delainey of by another student. What violence. They hope to create Youth Challenge Program, Chrystian Villafrade, Jamayll Walker, Caitlyn Wilkerson, Strickland, Quantyce Walker. would you do? conditions that make violence Children’s Medical Services, and Jazlyn Yarbrough. That’s the query eighth- less likely to occur by imple- the school district, Naval Air graders across the school menting a wide-range of pri- Station Key West, and Legal district were asked to answer mary prevention activities. Services of the Florida Keys. in an essay contest spon- The group is made up of For more information about Dancing Classrooms sored by the Monroe County representatives from the the task force, contact Cynthia Community Safety Task Force. Domestic Abuse Shelter, Rubenstein at 305-743-4440. Marathon Middle School the Florida Division of Cultural Designed as preparatory work eighth-grade students and Affairs and the Florida Keys for those eighth-graders taking Stanley Switlik Elementary Council of the Arts. The the Florida Comprehensive STUDENT OF THE WEEK School’s fifth-graders par- Marathon Middle eighth-grade Assessment Test this year, all ticipated in the Dancing Dancing Classrooms demon- eighth-graders were involved, Classrooms pilot program. stration is Wednesday at 6 p.m. whether in public, private or The research-based dance and in the Marathon High School home-school settings. socializing program began in auditorium. Stanley Switlik Stefana Valpotic of Key January for fifth- and eighth- Elementary School’s fifth- Largo School was the overall grade Marathon students. grade class will demonstrate winner of the contest. She This program was made pos- its dancing skills at 9:20 a.m. received a $100 prize from sible through the Educational Thursday in the cafeteria. This the Interfaith Ministerial Coalition for Monroe County, is an opportunity for the stu- Alliance. Entries were judged the nonprofit arm of the dents to show off the new skills by the Marathon Business and school district. It’s also spon- they acquired through their 20 Professional Women and the sored in part by a grant from dance lessons. Key West Women’s Club. “We received essays from Key Largo School, Sugarloaf School and Mary Immaculate Childhood conference May 2 Star of the Sea School,” said Cynthia Rubenstein, chair of Wesley House Family as a networking luncheon. development centers. the task force. “We thought Services will hold its 17th Wesley House Family The agency’s services have it was a pretty good show- annual Early Childhood Services provides free, unbi- helped more than 2,600 ing for our first year. We Conference May 2 at Marathon ased referrals for child care children and families in hope to make this an annual High School. programs and provides sup- Monroe County. To register, event and get more schools Shawn Brown of the Super port services for families of all call Michelle 305-809-5000, involved.” Fun Club is the keynote speak- income level, and supervises ext. 236 or visit the website at Rachael Norquoy of Mary Photo courtesy of Grace Willis er. From 10 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. at-risk children in the depen- http://www.wesleyhouse.org. Immaculate Star of the Sea Kimberly Barnes is a second-grader in Mrs. Taylor’s class at there will be five sessions of dency care system and agency- Participants also can register at School, Shelbi Swanson of Gerald Adams Elementary School. Kimberly has been on the individual workshops as well operated, early childhood the conference at 7:30 a.m. Sugarloaf School, and Jackie honor roll all this year and likes to help her fellow class- Lara of Key Largo School also mates. Kimberly wants to be a police officer when she gradu- won for their writing skills. ates so that she can continue to help people. When asked Each school winner received what she likes most about Gerald Adams she said, ‘I like get- ting Dolphin Awards and the GAE cheer.’ Zonta Club of Key West scholarships two movie passes from Regal Cinemas in Key West, The Zonta Club of Key West raises money and urges as many potential applicants as the Marathon Community year-round to support both health care and possible to take advantage of the financial Theatre and Tavernier Towne education for women and girls in the Keys assistance. Cinemas. community. The club has set aside $5,000 in “With times so tough financially for so The mission of the contest scholarship for graduating high school girls many families, we are really proud and was the same as that of the who intend to continue their education. excited to offer this assistance to those who task force: Creating Healthy Zonta will be hold open interviews for desire to further their education,” said Betsy and Non-Violent Community female high school students on Tuesday at Langan, the service committee co-chair for Environments (CHANCE). 5:30 p.m. at the DoubleTree Grand Key Resort Zonta Key West. The CHANCE task force

KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Key West High School wind ensemble, under the direction of Ashby Goldstein, received the Otto J. Kraushaar Award from the Florida Bandmaster’s Association at the Florida Concert Music Performance Assessment at North Port High School in Sarasota County April 20. The award is only given to high school bands for achieving superior ratings in district marching and concert, state concert and sight-reading music per- formance assessments. This is the first time this has been accomplished by a Key West High School band since the mid-1970s. Other highlights this school year for student musicians: • Color guard: Straight superior ratings from auxiliary assessment • Wind ensemble: Straight superiors from district and state assessments • Symphonic band: Overall superior in district assessment • Marching Band: Straight superiors in district assessment • Marching: Grand champions, Crown Jewel Marching Band competition • Dominic Giardino: Selected for All-State Band • Dominic Giardino: Superior solo - State solo and ensemble in Naples

• Nicole Roman: Superior with distinction - state and ensemble in Naples 298190 8A THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 FROM PAGE 1 Turtle BED RACES Continued from page 1A enclosures that held doomed turtles outside the build- ing — today the Turtle Kraals Restaurant & Bar. The eatery formerly was a turtle canning factory — pro- ducing turtle steaks, stock and the ever-popular Key West green turtle soup — until the industry ceased to exist in the 1970s. In its heydey, the kraals were four times their current size and held hundreds of turtles, according to Donald Wells, who worked as a butcher in the can- Photos courtesy of Mel Fisher’s Maratime Museum nery in the 1950s and 60s, and Turtles litter the docks adjacent to the former turtle kralls. MIKE HENTZ/The Citizen told his story to Malcom. The Bone Island Buccaneers hoop it up in their custom-made bed as the Fairvilla Megastore 24th The original structure fell annual Conch Republic Red Ribbon Bed Race contestants parade down Duval Street en route to the into the water in 1995, but later start line in front of the Crowne Plaza La Concha Hotel Saturday. The beds are human powered down was reconstructed with state Duval Street in heats of two. The race benefits AIDS Help Inc. and is one of the more popular Conch grant money, she said. Republic Independence Day celebration events. In the Florida Division of Historical Resources’ research project, the kraals were exca- Turtle steaks and soup research on the whole industry 1500s through its end in the vated and the sediment taken remained on the menu at and on how the town changed 1970s. to a vacant lot — now the site of Key West restaurant as late throughout it.” If a city lease for the can- the Steamplant luxury condo- as 1979, Malcom’s research The exhibit would include nery building does not come miniums — where volunteers shows. He also found an origi- artifacts from the excavation, to fruition, the exhibit will sifted through the remains of nal, unopened can of Key West as well as countless docu- be installed at the Mel Fisher turtles and the industry that Turtle Soup with the 1950s label ments, newspaper clippings Maritime Museum on Greene threatened their existence. The Photo courtesy of Amelia Cabot/Monroe County Library intact, Kendrick said. and historical photos that show Street. A group of students standing in front of the turtle kraals. A bit of a project yielded thousands of 1950s automobile can be seen on the far left. The museum’s permanent the turtle boats, kraals, can- But that’s a last resort. bones, several knife handles, exhibit would “interpret the nery and a bygone era. There Museum officials want to slabs of marble that were used a boyhood pastime: Youngsters U.S. government began regu- commercial activities and will be interactive exhibits and install the exhibit at the most for butchering, glass bottles and armed with marble-loaded lating the fishery, and enacted what went on in that build- the videotaped interview with historically relevant location, even several seemingly inexpli- slingshots would take aim at the Endangered Species Act in ing,” Kendrick said. “We want Wells, who speaks candidly where the smell of turtle soup cable colored glass marbles. the kraals’ temporary residents, 1973. In light of the new laws, to talk not only about the about a tough job that eventu- has faded, but where the effects A Key West resident who Kendrick said. turtles were brought to Key turtles, but about the building ally drew many harsh critics. of the industry remain as obvi- grew up in Old Town in the Key West shifted focus from a West from the Cayman Islands itself. ... It would create a real Historical interpretations will ous as the ocean breezes along 1950s and ’60s shed light on turtle harvesting town to a tur- and other places for processing sense of space, and Corey has trace the turtle industry from the docks. the mystery when he recalled tle processing town when the and canning. done a significant amount of its earliest beginnings in the [email protected]

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BY NAFEESA SYEED by police. The protesters The Associated Press swarmed officers unexpected- ly, and police had to respond, WASHINGTON — More said D.C. police Capt. Jeffrey than 100 protesters upset with Herold. the way world leaders have A 22-year-old man accused handled the economic crisis of using pepper spray on an clashed with police Saturday officer during the scuffle was outside the International arrested, D.C. police said. Monetary Fund and World Before the demonstrations Bank meetings. began, police arrested six peo- Authorities used batons and ple and accused them of van- pepper spray when activists dalizing two banks, an inci- tried to march onto a prohib- dent that authorities think was ited street, and several people linked to the protests. were pushed to the ground Protesters claimed police responded without warning. “This was very excessive,” said the Rev. Don Thompson, Probiotics? 73, who was observing the pro- by Mel test on behalf of the National Lawyers Guild. “They didn’t Eaton, give us a warning to get off the ALEX BRANDON/The Associated Press A protester splashes water on his DDS street.” face Saturday after being pepper Thompson was knocked to sprayed during a clash with law Referred to as “friendly” bacte- the ground as police pushed rial organism, the term pro- enforcement officers during a biotics is actually an ancient activists backward near an protest against the International remedy for balancing and IMF building. His elbow was Monetary Fund in Washington. maintaining a healthy intes- scraped and bleeding. tinal tract. Prior to refrigera- Two demonstrators were and nine other protesters and tion and processed foods, we used to rely on eating more taken to a hospital with minor moved them from the street to fermented foods as well as injuries, said D.C. fire depart- the sidewalk. fresh foods which contained ment spokesman Billy Hayes. Davis said IMF and World “helpful” soil based bacteria. Earlier, demonstrators tried Bank policies are hurting the Today we can find some of these “good” bacterias in foods to block three intersections, poor. like yogurt, sauerkraut, miso including an area near hotels “Capitalism clearly is not soup, tempeh, and acidophi- where they said meeting del- working,” Davis said. “I think lus milk. The imbalance of egates were staying. But in there needs to be a different the digestive tract can lead to oral symptoms such as ram- each case, the protesters were system.” pant decay of the roots of the steered back to the sidewalk The IMF is a Washington- teeth, coated tongue, and bad by police. based lending institution that breath in addition to intestinal Nicole Davis, 22, of monitors the global economy, disorders. The friendly bac- teria when swallowed, move Washington, who partici- warns of impending crises and through the stomach to the pated in one of the morning provides financial and techni- intestines to form colonies on blockades outside a hotel, said cal advice to its 185 member the intestinal wall and compete police physically lifted her nations. with harmful bacteria, yeast, mold, and virus to take their place. We need them because they balance the pH and assist The Zonta Club of Key West with absorbing nutrients espe- will host a cially vitamin B3, B6, and folic acid. Therapeutic antibiotics on Scholarship Evening the other hand destroy both on April 28 at 5:30pm good and bad bacteria. That is why it is best to introduce a at the Doubletree Hotel probiotic after taking an anti- biotic either in your food or by capsule. Ask your Doctor Zonta will award (3) scholarships that about it, especially when given a broad-spectrum antibiotic. evening:

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RUNNING: 7 MILE BRIDGE RUN PREP TRACK Young, Racking Up The Medals Wagoner, Bodnar snags 4th men’s title, Persson claims 3rd women’s win relay team

BY WILLIS JACOBSON who missed the race the last two years Assistant Sports Editor to undergo treatments for breast can- on to state cer, finished a personal best third over- MARATHON — It was a memo- all in the women’s division. CITIZEN STAFF rable morning for the Bodnar family “I was more nervous for her because Saturday on the Seven Mile Bridge. she’s never had a podium finish,” Jason MIAMI — A select group of Jason Bodnar, from Candler, N.C., said of his wife after winning the race athletes on the Key West High pulled away from the pack for his with a time of 34:06. “For her to come track and field team continued fourth win in the 28th annual Seven back a year later and do what she did, their season Saturday after- Mile Bridge run, and his wife Jennifer, after all that she went through in the noon at the Region 4-2A meet last couple years, it was really motiva- at Belen Jesuit Prep. tional. That was a lot more special to Phillip Young, Brittney see her do that than any of my wins.” Wagoner, and the Conchs’ 4x400 Jason, 39, who also won the race in meter relay team of Young, Cale 2005, 2006 and 2007 — the only years Hartle, Shea Reger and Clive in which he competed — used a strong Georges each claimed top-four tailwind on an overcast morning and finishes Saturday and will each easily outran his nearest competition. move on to next Saturday’s Andrew Greenridge, 44, from Coconut state championship meet in Creek, came in second with a time of Winter Park. To go along with 37:02, and Jon Williams, 40, of Miami, his advancement with the relay was third overall at 37:08. team, Young also advanced in “I really have been training hard for the triple jump and 300-meter one last hurrah,” said Jason Bodnar, hurdles. Wagoner moved on to who wore a kilt to the post-race awards states with top-three finishes in ceremony. “I really didn’t have any con- the pole vault, high jump, and crete goals, I just wanted to run hard to triple jump. honor everybody else who was com- “I was really pleased over- peting in the race.” all,” said Conchs coach Dave Marlene Persson, 39, of Deerfield Perkins, whose team suffered Beach, won the women’s division for a setback with some injuries the second straight year — and third on the 4x800 meter relay team. time ever — with a time of 40:54, nearly “It was a good effort by every- MIKE HENTZ/The Citizen a minute ahead of the second-place one, even the ones who didn’t Jason Bodnar from North Carolina runs finisher, Nancy Frey, 48, of Boca Raton, advance, and there were a lot the final yards of the Seven Mile Bridge who clocked a time of 41:51. MIKE HENTZ/The Citizen of personal bests. I have no Run Saturday. Bodnar won the race by a Marlene Persson sprints to the finish of the Seven Mile Bridge Run Saturday morning. comfortable margin. See RUNNING, page 8B Persson was the women’s race winner. See TRACK, page 2B

PREP BASEBALL: KEY WEST 14, LASALLE 0 MIKE HENTZ /The Citizen The Key West Conchs cruise in season finale team lines up to congratulate Nick Bertiaux BY WILLIS JACOBSON West High baseball team, the — including home runs from going into next week’s District and Frankie Assistant Sports Editor team’s nine seniors will have Frankie Ratcliff and Michael 16-4A tournament, where the Ratcliff after plenty of positives to remem- Arencibia — and rolled to a Conchs will open play Monday crossing home KEY WEST — If Saturday ber. 14-0 five-inning, mercy-rule against Ronald Reagan. to put the night’s game against LaSalle The Conchs wrapped up their victory. The win gave Key West “To be honest, I didn’t expect Conchs up early does in fact turn out to be the regular season in dominant a 14-11 regular-season record in the game. final home game for the Key fashion, as they slugged 14 hits and plenty of momentum See CONCHS, page 3B

ARMCHAIR COMMENT Key West’s Harrison brothers, Cole and Ben, homer on same day BY RALPH MORROW However, Harrison has been doing However, three of them — Greg Reidier (now called Rei) Gonzalez, Gonzalez came back five days Citizen Sports Editor quite well with the Class AAA Pacific Golson, Julio Borbon and Brandon another Key West grad in the minors, later and allowed but one run in five Coast League team. Boggs — are on the came up an out short a week ago innings. This time, he left with a 2-1 ot often do two brothers Although he missed Rangers’ 40-man roster, Tuesday, pitching for New Hampshire lead, but again, the relievers didn’t get their first home runs of a week with a slightly which is why Harrison in the Eastern League. With two outs do the job and New Hampshire lost, Nthe season on the same day pulled hamstring usually ends up DHing. in the ninth, Gonzalez had allowed 12-2. So, through Friday, Gonzalez’s — one professionally, one in high muscle, Harrison was After Cole graduates from but five hits, walked none and earned run average was 1.37 in four school. batting .333 with a team KWHS, he plans to follow allowed no runs. starts — only one a victory. A week ago Wednesday, Key West leading .619 slugging his brother’s path and enroll But, according to Conch Billy • • • senior Cole Harrison got his in the percentage, going into in July at the University of Wardlow, in the front office of the Some college figures. Conchs’ 17-3 rout at St. Brendan, Friday’s game, in which Florida, according to their parent Toronto Blue Jays, Rei had hit Key West grad Raiko Alfonso, play- while older brother, Ben, the des- he played. father, Ben. the limit on his pitch count. ing some second, some third, has ignated hitter for the Oklahoma Oklahoma, one Cole will work out over Out went Gonzalez, in came relief started 24 games of his 32 appear- RedHawks picked his up at Nashville. step down from the the summer with the pitchers, who couldn’t hold on. Three ances for Florida International, Unfortunately, the RedHawks lost American League Texas Rangers, Gators’ baseball team in hopes of hits and a walk later, the Fisher Cats that game, 7-1. is carrying but four outfielders. walking onto the official roster. had lost the game, 2-0. See MORROW, page 2B

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Magloire 0-0 0-0 0, Beasley 1-9 2-2 4, Anthony Friday, April 17: Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 2, OT St. Louis 8, Chicago Cubs 2 Parker McLachlin 67-69-78 — 214 WESTERN CONFERENCE SPREADS 0-0 2-2 2, Quinn 1-2 2-2 4, Diawara 0-0 0-0 0. Sunday, April 19: Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 6, Florida 4, 10 innings Chris Riley 73-70-72 — 215 W L T Pts GF GA Totals 38-81 19-19 107. Tuesday, April 21: Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 1 L.A. Dodgers 6, Colorado 5 Scott Sterling 70-73-72 — 215 Chivas USA 4 1 1 13 8 3 GLANTZ-CULVER Atlanta 12 17 32 17 — 78 Thursday, April 23: Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 0 Milwaukee at Houston, late Steve Allan 76-67-72 — 215 Seattle FC 3 2 0 9 7 3 Major League Baseball Miami 22 28 25 32 — 107 Saturday, April 25: Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 3, San Francisco at Arizona, late Michael Letzig 72-71-73 — 216 Colorado 2 2 1 7 7 7 National League Pittsburgh wins series 4-2 Pittsburgh at San Diego, late Rick Price 71-71-74 — 216 Real Salt Lake 2 2 0 6 6 6 FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE 3-Point Goals—Atlanta 5-15 (Evans 2-3, Murray James Oh 71-72-74 — 217 San Jose 1 2 2 5 7 9 at Florida -115 Philadelphia +105 1-2, Smith 1-3, Bibby 1-3, Gardner 0-1, Johnson WESTERN CONFERENCE Today’s Games Jeff Klauk 71-72-74 — 217 Houston 1 2 2 5 4 5 at New York -170 Washington +160 0-3), Miami 12-23 (Wade 4-8, J.Jones 3-3, San Jose vs. Anaheim Philadelphia (Moyer 2-1) at Florida (Taylor 0-0), Kevin Streelman 73-69-75 — 217 FC Dallas 1 3 1 4 6 10 Atlanta -110 at Cincinnati +100 Chalmers 3-6, Cook 2-6). Fouled Out—None. Thursday, April 16: Anaheim 2, San Jose 0 12:10 p.m. Jay Williamson 67-73-77 — 217 Los Angeles 0 1 3 3 5 6 Milwaukee -110 at Houston +100 Rebounds—Atlanta 44 (Smith 8), Miami 53 Sunday, April 19: Anaheim 3, San Jose 2 Atlanta (Kawakami 1-2) at Cincinnati (Owings Jarrod Lyle 69-70-78 — 217 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Chicago -130 at St. Louis +120 (Haslem 13). Assists—Atlanta 13 (Bibby, Johnson, Tuesday, April 21: San Jose 4, Anaheim 3 0-2), 1:10 p.m. Todd Hamilton 73-70-75 — 218 Los Angeles -135 at Colorado +125 Murray 3), Miami 18 (Wade 8). Total Fouls—Atlanta Thursday, April 23: Anaheim 4, San Jose 0, Washington (Zimmermann 1-0) at N.Y. Mets Dudley Hart 70-71-77 — 218 Wednesday’s Game at San Diego -175 Pittsburgh +165 19, Miami 17. A—19,600 (19,600). Anaheim leads series 3-1 (O.Perez 1-1), 1:10 p.m. Ted Purdy 70-73-76 — 219 Toronto FC 1, Chivas USA 0 at Arizona -115 San Francisco +105 Saturday, April 25: Anaheim at San Jose, late Milwaukee (Parra 0-3) at Houston (R.Ortiz 1-0), Lee Janzen 70-71-78 — 219 American League NFL DRAFT Monday, April 27: San Jose at Anaheim, 10:30 2:05 p.m. Wil Collins 72-71-78 — 221 Thursday’s Game p.m., if necessary Chicago Cubs (Harden 1-1) at St. Louis at Cleveland -120 Minnesota +110 LPGA Kansas City 1, New York 0 at Baltimore -125 Texas +115 Saturday Wednesday, April 29: Anaheim at San Jose, TBD, (Wellemeyer 1-1), 2:15 p.m. Corona Championship Toronto -155 at Chicago +145 At New York if necessary L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 0-1) at Colorado (Marquis Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Third Round Detroit -155 at Kansas City +145 2-1), 3:10 p.m. Chicago 2, Columbus 2, tie At Tres Marias Golf Club, Morelia, Mexico at Los Angeles -130 Seattle +120 Detroit vs. Columbus Pittsburgh (Ohlendorf 1-2) at San Diego (Peavy New England at Real Salt Lake, late ROUND ONE Purse: $1.3 million Tampa Bay -110 at Oakland +100 Thursday, April 16: Detroit 4, Columbus 1 2-2), 4:05 p.m. Los Angeles at Colorado, late 1. Detroit, Matthew Stafford, qb, Georgia. Yardage: 6,539; Par 73 at Boston -130 New York +120 Saturday, April 18: Detroit 4, Columbus 0 San Francisco (Cain 2-0) at Arizona (Garland 2-1), San Jose at Seattle FC, late 2. St. Louis, Jason Smith, ot, Baylor. a-amateur Tuesday, April 21: Detroit 4, Columbus 1 4:10 p.m. FC Dallas at Chivas USA, late 3. Kansas City, Tyson Jackson, de, LSU. Lorena Ochoa 65-65-69 — 199 NBA Playoffs Thursday, April 23: Detroit 6, Columbus 5, Detroit 4. Seattle, Aaron Curry, lb, Wake Forest. wins series 4-0 Monday’s Games Suzann Pettersen 69-64-67 — 200 FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG 5. New York Jets (from Cleveland), Mark Sanchez, Today’s Games 1 Washington at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Na Yeon Choi 66-69-69 — 204 at Chicago 2 2⁄ (200) Boston D.C. United at New York, 3 p.m. qb, Southern Cal. Wendy Ward 71-68-66 — 205 Cleveland 8 (177) at Detroit Vancouver vs. St. Louis St. Louis at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. Kansas City at Toronto FC, 5 p.m. 6. Cincinnati, Andre Smith, ot, Alabama. Wednesday, April 15: Vancouver 2, St. Louis 1 Houston at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Morgan Pressel 71-67-67 — 205 Orlando 4 (191) at Philadelphia 7. Oakland, Darrius Heyward-Bey, wr, Maryland. 1 Friday, April 17: Vancouver 3, St. Louis 0 Florida at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Irene Cho 70-67-68 — 205 at Houston 4 2⁄ (182) Portland Saturday, May 2 8. Jacksonville, Eugene Monroe, ot, Virginia. Cristie Kerr 70-70-66 — 206 Sunday, April 19: Vancouver 3, St. Louis 2 Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 8:05 p.m. Columbus at Toronto FC, 4 p.m. 9. Green Bay, B.J. Raji, dt, Boston College. Yani Tseng 69-66-71 — 206 NHL Playoffs Tuesday, April 21: Vancouver 3, St. Louis 2, OT, San Diego at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. FC Dallas at D.C. United, 7:30 p.m. 10. San Francisco, Michael Crabtree, wr, Texas Brittany Lang 69-68-70 — 207 FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Vancouver wins series 4-0 Chicago Cubs at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Seattle FC at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Tech. Jimin Jeong 69-73-66 — 208 Washington -140 at N.Y. Rangers +120 L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Real Salt Lake at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. 11. Buffalo, Aaron Maybin, de, Penn State. Anna Nordqvist 67-74-67 — 208 at Carolina -145 New Jersey +125 Chicago vs. Calgary New York at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. 12. Denver, Knowshon Moreno, rb, Georgia. Sarah Lee 67-70-71 — 208 Thursday, April 16: Chicago 3, Calgary 2, OT PHILLIES 6, MARLINS 4 (10) Chivas USA at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. 13. Washington, Brian Orakpo, de, Texas. Saturday, April 18: Chicago 3, Calgary 2 Seon Hwa Lee 72-68-69 — 209 NBA PLAYOFFS 14. New Orleans, Malcolm Jenkins, db, Ohio State. Philadelphia Florida Nicole Castrale 70-69-70 — 209 Monday, April 20: Calgary 4, Chicago 2 Sunday, May 3 15. Houston, Brian Cushing, lb, Southern Cal. ab r h bi ab r h bi Karrie Webb 70-67-72 — 209 Wednesday, April 22: Calgary 6, Chicago 4, series Rollins ss 5 1 1 0 Bonifac 3b 5 0 0 0 Houston at New England, 3 p.m. FIRST ROUND 16. San Diego, Larry English, lb, Northern Illinois. tied 2-2 Michelle Wie 66-71-72 — 209 (Best-of-7) 17. Tampa Bay (from N.Y. Jets through Cleveland), Victorn cf 5 1 2 0 JoBakr c 5 1 2 0 Kristy McPherson 68-68-73 — 209 Saturday, April 25: Calgary at Chicago, late Utley 2b 3 1 1 1 HRmrz ss 4 1 2 0 EASTERN CONFERENCE Josh Freeman, qb, Kansas State. Monday, April 27: Chicago at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. Shi Hyun Ahn 73-68-69 — 210 COLLEGE BASEBALL Cleveland vs. Detroit 18. Denver (from Chicago), Robert Ayers, de, Howard 1b 5 1 2 1 Cantu 1b 5 1 2 3 Vicky Hurst 70-71-69 — 210 Wednesday, April 29: Calgary at Chicago, TBD, if Werth rf 4 1 1 1 Uggla 2b 3 1 1 1 Saturday, April 18: Cleveland 102, Detroit 84 Tennessee. necessary Jee Young Lee 72-68-70 — 210 SATURDAY’S SCORES Tuesday, April 21: Cleveland 94, Detroit 82 19. Philadelphia (from Tampa Bay through Ibanez lf 5 0 1 0 Hermid lf 3 0 0 0 Charlotte Mayorkas 72-73-66 — 211 Feliz 3b 3 0 0 0 Helms ph 1 0 0 0 SOUTH Friday, April 24: Cleveland 79, Detroit 68, Cleveland), Jeremy Maclin, wr, Missouri. Stacy Lewis 70-72-69 — 211 Appalachian St. 5, Wofford 0 Cleveland leads series 3-0 20. Detroit (from Dallas), Brandon Pettigrew, te, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Dobbs ph 1 0 0 0 Carroll lf 0 0 0 0 Sandra Gal 67-74-70 — 211 Madson p 0 0 0 0 C.Ross rf 5 0 0 0 Ark.-Pine Bluff 7-5, Grambling St. 2-4 Today: Cleveland at Detroit, 3:30 p.m. Oklahoma State. Ai Miyazato 69-70-72 — 211 Armstrong Atlantic 8, Augusta St. 4 Wednesday, April 29: Detroit at Cleveland, TBA, if 21. Cleveland (from Philadelphia), Alex Mack, c, AMERICAN LEAGUE Cairo ph 1 0 0 0 Maybin cf 2 0 0 0 Jill McGill 68-71-72 — 211 Lidge p 0 0 0 0 Meyer p 0 0 0 0 Barry 6-1, Tampa 3-7 necessary California. East Division Silvia Cavalleri 68-73-71 — 212 Bellarmine 13-1, Drury 0-5 Friday, May 1: Cleveland at Detroit, TBA, if necessary 22. Minnesota, Percy Harvin, wr, Florida. W L Pct GB Marson c 2 0 0 0 Nunez p 0 0 0 0 Eunjung Yi 67-71-74 — 212 Stairs ph 0 0 0 0 Pinto p 0 0 0 0 Belmont Abbey 10-3, Seton Hill 6-4 Sunday, May 3: Detroit at Cleveland, TBA, if neces- 23. Baltimore (from New England), Michael Oher, Toronto 13 6 .684 — Mindy Kim 72-73-68 — 213 Bethel, Tenn. 10-16, Lambuth 8-19 sary ot, Mississippi. Boston 11 6 .647 1 Brntltt ph-3b 1 0 0 1 Calero p 0 0 0 0 Teresa Lu 72-71-70 — 213 Park p 3 1 1 1 Gload ph 1 0 0 0 Bethune-Cookman 12-15, Md.-Eastern Shore 2-3 24. Atlanta, Peria Jerry, dt, Mississippi. New York 9 8 .529 3 Soo-Yun Kang 71-70-72 — 213 Charleston Southern 7-6, Radford 2-1 1 Durbin p 0 0 0 0 Kensng p 0 0 0 0 Boston vs. Chicago 25. Miami, Vontae Davis, db, Illinois. Baltimore 8 10 .444 4 2⁄ Alena Sharp 72-68-73 — 213 Clemson 8, Georgia Tech 5 1 S.Eyre p 0 0 0 0 Volstad p 2 0 0 0 Saturday, April 18: Chicago 105, Boston 103, OT 26. Green Bay (from Baltimore through New Tampa Bay 7 11 .389 5 2⁄ Amy Yang 70-73-71 — 214 Columbus St. 10-0, Ga. Southwestern 4-5 Monday, April 20: Boston 118, Chicago 115 England), Clay Matthews, lb, Southern Cal. Central Division Coste ph-c 1 0 0 0 Amezg ph-cf 2 0 1 0 Kyeong Bae 70-72-72 — 214 Totals 39 6 9 5 Totals 38 4 8 4 Davidson 4, UNC-Greensboro 2 Thursday, April 23: Boston 107, Chicago 86, 27. Indianapolis, Donald Brown, rb, Connecticut. W L Pct GB Eva Dahllof 73-71-71 — 215 Duke 9, Boston College 2 Boston leads series 2-1 28. Buffalo (from Carolina through Philadelphia), Chicago 9 8 .529 — Michele Redman 74-69-72 — 215 East Carolina 13, Southern Miss. 5 Today: Boston at Chicago, 1 p.m. Eric Wood, c, Louisville. Detroit 9 8 .529 — Philadelphia 001 101 001 2 — 6 Mika Miyazato 74-69-72 — 215 Florida 000 400 000 0 — 4 Elon 12, Samford 7 Tuesday, April 28: Chicago at Boston, 7 p.m. 29. New York Giants, Hakeem Nicks, wr, North Kansas City 9 8 .529 — Katie Futcher 71-69-75 — 215 Furman 11, W. Carolina 10, 15 innings 1 E—Uggla (3). DP—Florida 1. LOB—Philadelphia 7, Thursday, April 30: Boston at Chicago, TBA, if Carolina. Minnesota 9 9 .500 2⁄ Paula Creamer 72-67-76 — 215 Florida 8, South Carolina 3 1 Florida 9. 2B—Ha.Ramirez (7), Cantu (4). 3B— necessary 30. Tennessee, Kenny Britt, wr, Rutgers. Cleveland 6 12 .333 3 2⁄ Na Ri Kim 75-71-70 — 216 Florida A&M 10-9, Coppin St. 8-8 Saturday, May 2: Chicago at Boston, TBA, if neces- 31. Arizona, Chris Wells, rb, Ohio State. West Division Victorino (2). HR—Howard (3), Park (1), Cantu (3), Song-Hee Kim 74-72-70 — 216 Uggla (4). SB—Victorino (3), Ha.Ramirez (3). Fla. Gulf Coast 7-8, S.C.-Upstate 3-4 sary 32. Pittsburgh, Evander Hood, dt, Missouri. W L Pct GB Allison Hanna-Williams 72-73-71 — 216 Fla. International 8, Louisiana-Monroe 3 Seattle 11 6 .647 — IP H R ER BB SO Mikaela Parmlid 78-66-72 — 216 Philadelphia Florida Southern 13-3, Flagler 0-1 Orlando vs. Philadelphia Texas 8 9 .471 3 Pat Hurst 73-71-72 — 216 Florida Tech 7-0, Lynn 0-8 ROUND TWO 1 Park 7 5 4 4 1 5 Sunday, April 19: Philadelphia 100, Orlando 98 33. Detroit, Louis Delmas, db, Western Michigan. Los Angeles 6 10 .375 4 2⁄ In-Kyung Kim 70-73-73 — 216 Florida St. 6, Wake Forest 4 1 Durbin 2-3 1 0 0 1 1 Wednesday, April 22: Orlando 96, Philadelphia 87 Oakland 6 10 .375 4 2⁄ Shanshan Feng 71-69-76 — 216 34. New England (from Kansas City), Patrick S.Eyre 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 George Mason 10, Hofstra 3 Friday, April 24: Philadelphia 96, Orlando 94, Chung, db, Oregon. Erica Blasberg 73-73-71 — 217 Georgia Southern 3, The Citadel 1 Philadelphia leads series 2-1 Friday’s Games Madson W,2-1 1 1 0 0 0 2 Heather Young 74-71-72 — 217 35. St. Louis, James Laurinaitis, lb, Ohio State. Lidge S,4-5 1 1 0 0 2 3 Houston 12, Marshall 4 Tonight: Orlando at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m. 36. Cleveland, Brian Robiskie, wr, Ohio State. Minnesota 5, Cleveland 1 Beth Bader 73-72-72 — 217 Jacksonville 12, Lipscomb 2 Tuesday, April 28: Philadelphia at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. Texas 5, Baltimore 4 Florida Marcy Hart 73-72-72 — 217 37. Denver (from Seattle), Alphonso Smith, db, Volstad 7 4 3 2 1 6 Jacksonville St. 13-14, E. Kentucky 3-3 Thursday, April 30: Orlando at Philadelphia, TBA, Wake Forest. Boston 5, N.Y. Yankees 4, 11 innings Kris Tschetter 69-76-72 — 217 James Madison 8, Georgia St. 6 if necessary Kansas City 6, Detroit 1 Meyer H,4 1 0 0 0 1 0 Kris Tamulis 74-70-73 — 217 38. Cincinnati, Rey Maualuga, lb, Southern Cal. Nunez H,3 1-3 1 1 1 1 1 Kentucky 11, Alabama 1 Saturday, May 2: Philadelphia at Orlando, TBA, if 39. Jacksonville, Eben Britton, ot, Arizona. Toronto 14, Chicago White Sox 0 Sarah Kemp 73-71-73 — 217 Liberty 10, Gardner-Webb 2 necessary Tampa Bay 8, Oakland 2 Pinto BS,1-1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Marisa Baena 73-71-73 — 217 40. New England (from Oakland), Ron Brace, dt, Calero 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 6, Troy 2 Boston College. Seattle 8, L.A. Angels 3 Maria Hjorth 75-67-75 — 217 LSU 7, Auburn 6 Atlanta vs. Miami Kensing L,0-1 1 4 2 2 0 1 Johanna Mundy 73-69-75 — 217 41. New England (from Green Bay), Darius Butler, HBP—by Park (Maybin), by Volstad (Utley). Memphis 8, Tulane 6, 10 innings Sunday, April 19: Atlanta 90, Miami 64 db, Connecticut. Saturday’s Games Na On Min 71-70-76 — 217 Middle Tennessee 14, South Alabama 1 Wednesday, April 22: Miami 108, Atlanta 93 Oakland 5, Tampa Bay 2 WP—Pinto. Katherine Hull 68-73-76 — 217 42. Buffalo, Jairus Byrd, db, Oregon. Umpires—Home, Ed Montague; First, Jerry Layne; Mississippi 10, Georgia 8 Saturday, April 25: Miami 107, Atlanta 78, Miami 43. Carolina (from San Francisco), Everette Brown, Boston 16, N.Y. Yankees 11 Wendy Doolan 73-73-72 — 218 Notre Dame 11, Louisville 5 leads series 2-1 Texas 6, Baltimore 5 Second, Tony Randazzo; Third, Chris Guccione. Juli Inkster 71-75-72 — 218 de, Florida State. T—3:38. A—26,412 (38,560). North Carolina 14, Maryland 3 Monday, April 27: Atlanta at Miami, 8 p.m. 44. Miami (from Washington), Pat White, qb, West Minnesota 7, Cleveland 1 Moira Dunn 76-69-73 — 218 North Florida 10-8, Mercer 0-6 Wednesday, April 29: Miami at Atlanta, TBA Virginia. Chicago White Sox 10, Toronto 2 Julieta Granada 72-71-75 — 218 Presbyterian 7, Coastal Carolina 5 Friday, May 1: Atlanta at Miami, TBA, if necessary 45. New York Giants (from New Orleans), Clint Detroit 9, Kansas City 1 GOLF a-Daniela Ortiz 72-71-75 — 218 Rollins 18-5, Eckerd 4-4 Sunday, May 3: Miami at Atlanta, TBA, if necessary Sintim, lb, Virginia. Seattle at L.A. Angels, late Anna Grzebien 69-73-76 — 218 St. Andrew’s 7-9, Chowan 5-8 46. Houston, Connor Barwin, de, Cincinnati. PGA TOUR Linda Wessberg 75-71-73 — 219 St. Leo 6-1, Nova Southeastern 4-8 WESTERN CONFERENCE 47. Oakland (from San Diego through New Today’s Games Zurich Classic of New Orleans Reilley Rankin 73-71-75 — 219 Shepherd 16-2, West Liberty 3-8 Minnesota (Perkins 1-1) at Cleveland (Laffey 1-0), L.A. Lakers vs. Utah England), Michael Mitchell, db, Ohio. Saturday’s Third Round Karin Sjodin 69-75-75 — 219 S.C.-Aiken 22-13, UNC-Pembroke 7-4 1:05 p.m. Sunday, April 19: L.A. Lakers 113, Utah 100 48. Denver, Darcel McBath, db, Texas Tech. At TPC Louisiana, Avondale, La. Meaghan Francella 72-69-78 — 219 South Florida 11, West Virginia 2 Texas (McCarthy 2-0) at Baltimore (Bergesen 1-0), Tuesday, April 21: L.A. Lakers 119, Utah 109 49. Seattle (from Chicago), Max Unger, c, Oregon. Purse: $6.2 million Inbee Park 69-77-74 — 220 SE Missouri 12-5, Austin Peay 9-9 1:35 p.m. Thursday, April 23: Utah 88, L.A. Lakers 86, L.A. 50. Cleveland (from Tampa Bay), Mohamed Yardage: 7,399; Par: 72 Paige Mackenzie 74-70-76 — 220 Stetson 8, Campbell 5 Lakers lead series 2-1 Massaquoi, wr, Georgia. Toronto (Halladay 3-1) at Chicago White Sox Jerry Kelly 68-66-69 — 203 Mollie Fankhauser 69-73-79 — 221 Tennessee 5, Arkansas 4 Saturday, April 25: L.A. Lakers at Utah, late 51. Buffalo (from Dallas), Andy Levitre, g, Oregon State. (Contreras 0-3), 2:05 p.m. Steve Marino 70-68-68 — 206 Alejandra Martin Del Campo 76-70-76 — 222 Texas-San Antonio 9, Nicholls St. 4, 12 innings Monday, April 27: Utah at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 52. Cleveland (from N.Y. Jets), David Veikune, de, Detroit (Galarraga 2-0) at Kansas City (Ponson Rod Pampling 68-71-68 — 207 Brandi Jackson 74-72-78 — 224 Towson 3, UNC-Wilmington 2 Thursday, April 30: L.A. Lakers at Utah, TBA, if Hawaii. 0-2), 2:10 p.m. Aaron Watkins 70-68-69 — 207 a-Ana Alicia Malagon 70-75-81 — 226 UAB 12, UCF 8 necessary 53. Philadelphia, LeSean McCoy, rb, Pittsburgh. Seattle (Washburn 3-0) at L.A. Angels (Weaver Charles Howell III 68-69-70 — 207 UNC-Asheville 8-3, Coll. of Charleston 7-9 Saturday, May 2: Utah at L.A. Lakers, TBA, if 54. Minnesota, Phil Loadholt, ot, Oklahoma. 1-1), 3:35 p.m. John Rollins 69-67-71 — 207 CHAMPIONS Vanderbilt 10, Mississippi St. 4 necessary 55. Atlanta, William Moore, db, Missouri. Tampa Bay (Sonnanstine 0-2) at Oakland (Eveland Charlie Wi 66-70-71 — 207 Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf Virginia 6, N.C. State 3 56. Indianapolis (from Miami), Fili Moala, dt, 0-1), 4:05 p.m. Jeff Overton 68-72-68 — 208 Saturday’s Second Round VMI 6, Winthrop 5 Denver vs. New Orleans Southern Cal. N.Y. Yankees (Pettitte 2-0) at Boston (Masterson Joe Ogilvie 70-69-69 — 208 At Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort and W. Kentucky 8, Florida Atlantic 3 Sunday, April 19: Denver 113, New Orleans 84 57. Baltimore, Paul Kruger, de, Utah. 1-0), 8:05 p.m. Roland Thatcher 68-70-70 — 208 Spa Course, Savannah, Ga. William & Mary 6, Old Dominion 5 Wednesday, April 22: Denver 108, New Orleans 93 58. New England, Sebastian Vollmer, ot, Houston. Rory Sabbatini 70-67-71 — 208 Purse: $2.6 million Monday’s Games Saturday, April 25: New Orleans 95, Denver 93, 59. Carolina, Sherrod Martin, db, Troy. Kevin Stadler 70-67-71 — 208 Yardage: 7,087; Par: 72 N.Y. Yankees at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. TRANSACTIONS Denver leads series 2-1 60. New York Giants, Will Beatty, ot, Connectitcut. John Merrick 67-69-72 — 208 Roberts and Wiebe 64-61 — 125 Boston at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. Monday, April 27: Denver at New Orleans, 8:30 p.m. 61. Miami (from Indianapolis), Sean Smith, db, Utah. David Toms 68-68-72 — 208 Cook and Sindelar 63-63 — 126 Texas at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Wednesday, April 29: New Orleans at Denver, TBA 62. Tennessee, Sen’Derrick Marks, dt, Auburn. Lucas Glover 72-71-66 — 209 O’Meara and Price 63-64 — 127 SATURDAY Toronto at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Friday, May 1: Denver at New Orleans, TBA, if 63. Arizona, Cody Brown, lb, Connecticut. Greg Chalmers 69-73-67 — 209 Langer and Lehman 61-66 — 127 BASEBALL Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. necessary 64. Denver (from Pittsburgh), Richard Quinn, te, Darron Stiles 73-67-69 — 209 Sluman and Stadler 63-65 — 128 American League Seattle at Chicago White Sox, 8:11 p.m. Sunday, May 3: New Orleans at Denver, TBA, if North Carolina. Martin Laird 68-70-71 — 209 Forsman and Purtzer 66-62 — 128 CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Recalled RHP Lance necessary K.J. Choi 72-66-71 — 209 Jacobs and Zoeller 61-67 — 128 Broadway from Charlotte (IL). NATIONAL LEAGUE Ian Poulter 71-66-72 — 209 Bean and Pate 66-64 — 130 NEW YORK YANKEES—Placed RHP Chien-Ming San Antonio vs. Dallas NHL PLAYOFFS East Division Bob Estes 73-69-68 — 210 T.Watson and North 66-64 — 130 Wang and RHP Brian Bruney on the 15-day DL Saturday, April 18: Dallas 105, San Antonio 97 W L Pct GB Jason Dufner 68-73-69 — 210 Lyle and Woosnam 62-68 — 130 and INF Cody Ransom on the 60-day DL. Recalled Monday, April 20: San Antonio 105, Dallas 84 FIRST ROUND Florida 11 6 .647 — Steve Stricker 68-73-69 — 210 Haas and Crenshaw 67-63 — 130 RHP David Robertson and INF Angel Berroa from Thursday, April 23: Dallas 88, San Antonio 67 (Best-of-7) Atlanta 9 8 .529 2 Brett Quigley 72-69-69 — 210 Smyth and James 68-62 — 130 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Purchased the contract Saturday, April 25: Dallas 99, San Antonio 90, 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE Philadelphia 8 8 .500 2 2⁄ Brian Davis 70-70-70 — 210 Kite and Morgan 68-62 — 130 of RHP Mark Melancon from Scranton/Wilkes- Dallas leads series 3-1 Boston vs. Montreal New York 8 9 .471 3 Nicholas Thompson 70-70-70 — 210 1 Funk and Hoch 65-66 — 131 Barre (IL). Released RHP Humberto Sanchez. Tuesday, April 28: Dallas at San Antonio, 9:30 p.m. Thursday, April 16: Boston 4, Montreal 2 Washington 3 13 .188 7 2⁄ Scott Piercy 71-69-70 — 210 Eger and McNulty 66-65 — 131 National League Friday, May 1: San Antonio at Dallas, TBA, if Saturday, April 18: Boston 5, Montreal 1 Central Division Nathan Green 67-72-71 — 210 Fleisher and Jenkins 65-67 — 132 ATLANTA BRAVES—Placed C Brian McCann on the necessary Monday, April 20: Boston 4, Montreal 2 W L Pct GB Kenny Perry 69-70-71 — 210 Goodes and Weibring 64-68 — 132 15-day DL, retroactive to April 23. Recalled C Clint Sunday, May 3: Dallas at San Antonio, TBA, if Wednesday, April 22: Boston 4, Montreal 1, Boston St. Louis 13 5 .722 — Y.E. Yang 69-70-71 — 210 Fergus and Norman 66-66 — 132 Sammons from Gwinnett (IL). necessary wins series 4-0 Pittsburgh 9 7 .563 3 Greg Owen 70-68-72 — 210 1 Nelson and Thorpe 67-65 — 132 HOUSTON ASTROS—Placed C Humberto Quintero Cincinnati 9 8 .529 3 2⁄ Troy Matteson 71-64-75 — 210 Eaks and Gilder 66-67 — 133 Portland vs. Houston Washington vs. N.Y. Rangers Chicago 8 8 .500 4 Webb Simpson 70-71-70 — 211 on teh 15-day DL. Recalled C J.R. Towles from H.Green and Thompson 66-67 — 133 Saturday, April 18: Houston 108, Portland 81 Wednesday, April 15: N.Y. Rangers 4, Washington 3 Milwaukee 7 9 .438 5 D.A. Points 69-71-71 — 211 Round Rock (PCL). Tuesday, April 21: Portland 107, Houston 103 1 Sigel and Stockton 66-67 — 133 Saturday, April 18: N.Y. Rangers 1, Washington 0 Houston 6 11 .353 6 2⁄ Jason Day 69-71-71 — 211 NEW YORK METS—Agreed to terms with INF Mike Friday, April 24: Houston 86, Portland 83, Houston Monday, April 20: Washington 4, N.Y. Rangers 0 West Division Charles Warren 67-73-71 — 211 Doyle and Quigley 67-66 — 133 Lamb and RHP Nelson Figueroa on minor league leads series 2-1 Wednesday, April 22: N.Y. Rangers 2, Washington 1 W L Pct GB Boo Weekley 72-68-71 — 211 Bryant and Nielsen 70-63 — 133 contracts. Tonight: Portland at Houston, 9 p.m. Friday, April 24: Washington 4, N.Y. Rangers 0, N.Y. Los Angeles 13 5 .722 — Woody Austin 71-68-72 — 211 Hatalsky and Pooley 70-64 — 134 Southern League Tuesday, April 28: Houston at Portland, 10 p.m. Romero and D.Watson 66-70 — 136 Rangers lead series 3-2 San Diego 10 6 .625 2 David Mathis 72-65-74 — 211 CAROLINA MUDCATS—Added RHP Justin Mallet Thursday, April 30: Portland at Houston, TBA, if 1 McCallister and Mize 66-70 — 136 Today: Washington at N.Y. Rangers, 2 p.m. San Francisco 7 8 .467 4 2⁄ Jimmy Walker 70-73-69 — 212 from Louisville (IL). necessary Tuesday, April 28: N.Y. Rangers at Washington, 7 Simpson and Vaughan 70-66 — 136 Arizona 6 10 .375 6 Ryan Palmer 70-73-69 — 212 FOOTBALL Saturday, May 2: Houston at Portland, TBA, if p.m., if necessary Colorado 5 11 .313 7 George McNeill 69-74-69 — 212 K.Green and Reid 67-70 — 137 National Football League necessary John Senden 70-72-70 — 212 B.Wadkins and L.Wadkins 69-69 — 138 New Jersey vs. Carolina Friday’s Games Tim Petrovic 70-69-73 — 212 Gilbert and Snead 69-69 — 138 DETROIT LIONS—Signed QB Matthew Stafford to a HEAT 107, HAWKS 78 Wednesday, April 15: New Jersey 4, Carolina 1 Philadelphia 7, Florida 3 Paul Goydos 69-70-73 — 212 six-year contract. ATLANTA (78) Friday, April 17: Carolina 2, New Jersey 1, OT N.Y. Mets 4, Washington 3 Charley Hoffman 69-66-77 — 212 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Agreed to terms with WR Evans 3-6 0-0 8, Smith 4-14 4-5 13, Horford Sunday, April 19: New Jersey 3, Carolina 2, OT Atlanta 4, Cincinnati 3 Daniel Chopra 71-72-70 — 213 Hines Ward on a four-year contract extension. 5-10 3-4 13, Bibby 5-13 2-2 13, Johnson 5-17 Tuesday, April 21: Carolina 4, New Jersey 3 Milwaukee 5, Houston 2 Chris DiMarco 73-70-70 — 213 EASTERN CONFERENCE HOCKEY 0-0 10, Murray 3-8 0-0 7, Pachulia 1-6 6-8 8, Thursday, April 23: New Jersey 1, Carolina 0, New St. Louis 4, Chicago Cubs 3 John Mallinger 70-73-71 — 214 W L T Pts GF GA NHL—Suspended New York Rangers’ coach John Law 0-1 0-0 0, West 0-0 0-0 0, S.Jones 1-1 0-0 Jersey leads series 3-2 L.A. Dodgers 6, Colorado 5 Aron Price 73-70-71 — 214 Chicago 2 0 4 10 12 9 Tortorella for one game. 2, Gardner 1-2 0-0 2, Hunter 1-1 0-0 2. Totals Tonight: New Jersey at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. San Francisco 5, Arizona 1 Scott Verplank 70-73-71 — 214 Kansas City 3 2 1 10 9 7 COLLEGE Tuesday, April 28: Carolina at New Jersey, 7:30 San Diego 4, Pittsburgh 3, 11 innings Harrison Frazar 72-70-72 — 214 29-79 15-19 78. New England 2 0 2 8 5 3 BALL STATE—Announced junior F Eric Wormely left p.m., if necessary Matt Jones 72-69-73 — 214 MIAMI (107) Toronto FC 2 2 2 8 8 9 the basketball team and plans to transfer. J.Jones 4-5 0-0 11, Haslem 6-9 0-0 12, O’Neal Saturday’s Games Matt Bettencourt 70-70-74 — 214 D.C. United 1 1 3 6 6 6 DUKE—Announced junior G-F Gerald Henderson 7-14 8-8 22, Chalmers 6-10 0-0 15, Wade 10- Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia Atlanta 10, Cincinnati 2 Ryan Moore 68-71-75 — 214 New York 1 3 2 5 3 6 declared for the NBA draft but has not hired an 21 5-5 29, Cook 2-10 0-0 6, Moon 1-1 0-0 2, Wednesday, April 15: Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 1 N.Y. Mets 8, Washington 2 Eric Axley 67-71-76 — 214 Columbus 0 2 4 4 7 11 agent.

through Tuesday. Morrow Another former Conch Track GOLF: ROUNDUP Continued from page 1B Continued from page 1B hurler, Gary Hersey is 2-0 in 14 appearances with an ERA of which had a 25-14 record, and 4.32 for Newberry College., 17- complaints.” Ochoa fights wind, holds lead was hitting .307 with a pair of 21 on the season. Young claimed the regional homers. Ezra Josephson got the start championship in the triple jump, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The fifth-ranked Pettersen Marino shot a 68. Rod Dexter Butler has started at shortstop Tuesday when with a distance of 43.7 feet, and followed her second-round Pampling (68), Aaron Watkins (69), Charles Howell III (70), John 45 of 46 games at Nova his Dartmouth team played at came in fourth in the hurdles, with MORELIA, Mexico — 64 with a 67. Rollins (71) and Charlie Wi (71) Southeastern and has moved Vermont, but an 0-for-5 day a time of 40.2 seconds, despite Defending champion Lorena were 9 under. from second to shortstop dipped his batting average to tripping over one of the hurdles. Ochoa shot a 4-under 69 in KELLY TAKES 3-STROKE LEAD ROBERTS, WIEBE IN LEAD as of late. NSU is 32-14 on .167 in 15 games for the Big He bounced back up and finished windy conditions Saturday NEW ORLEANS — Jerry Kelly SAVANNAH, Ga. — Loren shot a bogey-free 3-under 69 to the season, while he has Green, 20-11 overall, 14-2 in the the race to advance. to take a one-stroke lead over Roberts and Mark Wiebe had five take a three-stroke lead over Steve birdies and an eagle on the final batted .262 with four home Ivy League. Wagoner claimed first in the Norway’s Suzann Pettersen Marino after the third round of the nine holes for a better-ball 61 and runs going into the weekend long jump with a leap of 18 feet, into the final round of Zurich Classic. a one-stroke lead over John Cook action. Sports Editor Ralph Morrow’s 1.5 inches, and was second in the the LPGA Tour’s Corona Kelly, the 42-year-old Wisconsin and Joey Sindelar in the Liberty Pitcher Bobby Hernandez Armchair Comment appears pole vault, at 10 feet, 6 inches. She Championship. player who won his two PGA Tour Mutual Legends of Golf. titles in 2002, had a 13-under has pulled a few relief stints exclusively each Sunday in was third in the high jump at 5 Ochoa, the top-ranked Robert and Wiebe had a 203 total at TPC Louisiana. He 19-under 125 total. Cook and recently, but has 5 wins, 2 loss- The Citizen. He can be reached feet, 4 inches. Mexican star who also won withdrew from the Verizon Heritage Sindelar shot a 63. Bernhard es and a save with an earned at 305-292-7777, Ext. 264, at The Conchs’ 4x400 meter relay the 2006 tournament at Tres last week because of the flu and a Langer and Tom Lehman (66) were run average of 4.55 for Barry [email protected] and team was second with a time of Marias, had a 20-under 199 dislocated rib that caused severe tied for third with Mark O’Meara University, which was 38-6 by Fax at 305-295-8016. 3:26.69. total. back pain. and Nick Price (64) at 17 under. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 3B SPORTS

NHL PLAYOFFS NFL AUTO RACING Crosby helps Pens eliminate Flyers with 5-3 win Ragan wins 1st with late pass at Talladega PHILADELPHIA — Sidney Crosby stood near center ice, TALLADEGA, Ala. — David Ragan earned his first NASCAR answering questions from a television reporter while a few lin- victory by passing Ryan Newman right before the finish gering fans berated him. line in the Nationwide Series race Saturday at Talladega Crosby never flinched. He finished the interview and let the Superspeedway. scoreboard do his talking back to the fans. Ragan won for the first time in 196 starts — 85 in Nationwide Sergei Gonchar scored 2:19 into the third period and — spanning all three of NASCAR’s top series. the Penguins eliminated the Flyers with a 5-3 victory “We’ve been waiting for this for a long time,” Ragan said. “I Saturday in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference first-round didn’t know if it would come this weekend or not. A lot of fun. series. A lot of emotions. We’ve got 500 miles to do it again tomor- “It felt good,” said Crosby, who scored the tying goal in the sec- row.” ond period and had an empty-netter in the final minute. “We’ve Newman started from the pole and led the field on a final had huge rivalries over the years. It’s a loud building. They were restart for a two-lap sprint to the finish. He had his hands full playing well and the crowd was into to it, so to hear a little silence with Dale Earnhardt Jr., who followed him bumper-to-bum- was gratifying.” The Associated Press per as he looked for a chance to pass. The Penguins, who beat the Flyers in the conference finals last Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano, left, general manager But Newman and Earnhardt made contact when Earnhardt year, have to wait to find out who they’ll play next. Jeff Ireland and Bill Parcells, executive vice president of football tried to dart around him on the final lap. Ragan used some Meanwhile, the Flyers have to wait another year to pursue operations, look on during NFL Draft day, Saturday, at the team’s momentum off a push from Joey Logano and squeezed by their first Stanley Cup since 1975. training facility in Davie. Newman for the win.

NBA: HEAT 107, HAWKS 78 NFL: THE DRAFT Miami rolls past Atlanta, takes 2-1 lead in series BY TIM REYNOLDS When teams split the first two games of an The Associated Press NBA series, the Game 3 winner advances 76 per- cent of the time. And in recent years, the edge MIAMI — Dwyane Wade swished a 3-pointer, has been even more pronounced — of the last then turned and shook his hand like it was 27 series that were tied at 1-1, the Game 3 win- burning. ner ultimately prevailed on 22 occasions. Yep, Wade and the Miami Heat are that hot That’s a bad sign for the Hawks. right now. “By any means, we’re not out of it,” Hawks Wade finished with 29 points and eight coach Mike Woodson said. “But we can’t come assists, Jermaine O’Neal added 22 points and out and give effort like we did tonight. I just 10 rebounds, and the Heat extended Atlanta’s thought the Heat did everything that they were decade-plus road playoff drought, beating the supposed to do and we just didn’t answer the Hawks, 107-78, Saturday night in Game 3 of bell tonight.” their Eastern Conference first-round matchup. Before the game, the Hawks learned starting It was over early: Atlanta missed 17 of its first small forward Marvin Williams would sit out JASON DECROW/The Associated Press 19 shots, and a 25-6 Heat run to end the first half with a wrist injury. Their first shot of the night Football fans cheer as the Miami Dolphins select Illinois cornberback Vontae Davis as the No. 25 over- pushed the lead to 50-29. was from Horford, a 15-foot jumper that fell 2 all pick in the first round of the NFL Draft Saturday at Radio City Music Hall in New York. “We knew there would be a lot of energy in the feet shy of the rim. building, so we played off that early,” Wade said. It only got worse from there, especially with “And defensively we came out very tough.” Wade at his highlight-reel best. Lions pick Stafford first, Josh Smith, Al Horford and Mike Bibby scored Defensively, he set the tone with a two-hand 13 apiece for Atlanta, which is 0-12 in road play- erasure of a shot by Mo Evans in the open- off games since May 8, 1997, losing all but one ing minutes, then a high-rising effort to swat Jets get USC QB Sanchez by at least 10 points. an offering from Zaza Pachulia into the most The Heat lead the series 2-1 and host Game 4 expensive seats late in the third. Plus, he had BY BARRY WILNER million. and No. 52 overall choices, Monday night. dunks over two of the Hawks’ biggest challeng- The Associated Press Then the New York Jets rocked plus defensive end Kenyon “No more excuses,” Horford said. “We’re going ers — Smith got out of Wade’s way on one, and Radio City Music Hall by trad- Coleman, safety Abram Elam to have to bring it fuego on Monday.” Horford offered little resistance on another. NEW YORK — Matthew ing with Cleveland — and of and quarterback Brett Ratliff, Stafford’s mission is daunting: all people, Eric Mangini, whom to Cleveland. Lead the Detroit Lions back they fired as coach in January — Tackle Eugene Monroe MLB: PHILLIES 6, MARLINS 4 (10) from the only 0-16 season in for the fifth overall spot. The Jets of Virginia went eighth to NFL history. Mark Sanchez took the other premier quar- Jacksonville. has nearly as big a challenge: terback in the draft, Sanchez of Texas Tech’s Michael Florida’s pitching fails late again He’ll compete to replace Brett Southern California. Crabtree, the highest-rated Favre. Oddly, both drew plen- receiver before the draft, went Chipper Jones hit a three-run The Lions found the cen- ty of boos and chants of to San Francisco at No. 10. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Jorge Cantu and Dan Uggla homer and also drove in four runs terpiece for one of the big- “OVERRATED” to go with the Kansas State quarterback homered on consecutive pitch- as the Braves jumped on Key West gest rebuilding jobs in league many cheers. Josh Freeman went 17th to native Bronson Arroyo for six runs MIAMI — Chase Utley hit a es for Florida, which blew a in the first two innings and handed history, taking Georgia quar- The Lions drafted tight Tampa Bay. West Virginia’s go-ahead RBI single in the 10th ninth-inning lead for the sec- the right-hander his first loss in four terback Matthew Stafford with end Brandon Pettigrew of highly productive quarterback, inning and the Philadelphia ond straight night. starts this season. the overall No. 1 pick in the Oklahoma State with the Pat White, who some teams Phillies beat Florida, 6-4, on Escobar and Jones — the Braves’ draft Saturday. Detroit already 20th pick overall, which they look at as a wide receiver in Saturday night, handing the BRAVES 10, REDS 2 No. 2 and 3 hitters — went a com- had signed the 21-year-old acquired from Dallas in the the pros, was chosen by Miami bined 5-for-8 with two home runs, a Marlins their fifth straight loss. CINCINNATI — Yunel Escobar Stafford to a six-year deal with trade that sent wide receiver after they earlier had taken drove in a career-high four runs and double and eight RBIs in support of Jayson Werth also singled in a finished a triple short of the cycle, Derek Lowe (2-1), who struck out a $41.7 million in guarantees Roy Williams to the Cowboys. Illinois cornerback Vontae run in the 10th for the Phillies. leading Atlanta to the victory. season-high eight in seven innings. and a maximum value of $78 New York sent the No. 17 Davis.

3 at the plate for the Conchs paramedics as his team stood Interesting Conchs with two runs scored. Noah around him. He was able to run Continued from page 1B Josephson was 1-for-2 with two off the field on his own, though Facts RBI, and Andrew Rodriguez he did not return to the game. Brought To You went 1-for-3 with an RBI sin- Key West will hit the road Every Week this. I’m in a little bit of a gle. D.J. Elomina and J.P. Malott today before opening play shock,” Conchs coach Miguel each hit pinch-hit RBI singles in Monday night at 7 against By Derek Martin-Vegue, Menendez said after the win. the fourth. Michael Arencibia’s Reagan in the lone quarterfinal President “LaSalle is a pretty good team, homer, his only hit of the game, of the district tournament at Keys Insurance Services so for us to come out and was his fourth of the season Mater Academy. The human foref inger, or inde x finger, actually has five other names, dominate the way we did was and raised his team-high RBI “They’re excited, but they’re according to the Oxford English a pretty good sign. This was total to 30 on the season. looking forward to Monday,” Dictionary: the demonstrator , the insignitur, the teacher , the weft a pretty impressive showing Nick Schile was tagged with Menendez said of his players. finger, and the lickpot. and we couldn’t have asked for the loss for the Royal Lions (14- “We’ve had a great week of • • • anything more. We’re ready for 12). He allowed nine runs on practice, and there’s just been a The order in which numbers appear 1 on a dart board w as created by Monday.” nine hits in 3 ⁄3 innings. lot of intensity out here. You can a British carpenter named Brian The Conchs came out of the There was a scary moment in just see the focus. Regardless of Gamlin in 1896. Gamlin came up with the design to minimize the role gate Saturday looking like a the fourth when LaSalle center- what happens in the regular of luck in the game. team on a mission. fielder Robert Fajardo slammed season, we feel like we’re Key • • • Each of the first five batters into the centerfield fence while West and we have the tradition King Louis XIV of France ordered that all knives at his table be made came around to score in a five- trying to make a play on a tri- that we need to go out and play with rounded rather than pointed run first inning, during which MIKE HENTZ/The Citizen ple off the bat of Harrison. He well. We know the kind of tal- ends to pre vent them from being used as daggers during mealtime Key West sent nine men to the PJ Arencibia got the last out in the second and all of the third for remained on the ground for ent we have and these guys are arguments. plate. Cole Harrison, who fin- Key West Saturday night. about 10 minutes while being ready to go and make a run.” • • • ished 3-for-3 and was a homer plate, Arencibia connected on A lot of our home runs have checked out by trainers and [email protected] Sharks gro w ne w teeth to replace short of the cycle, and Nolan a three-run blast to right-cen- been line drives, though, and old ones, and it's estimated that a 10 year old shark might well ha ve Thomas, who was a perfect 2- ter that put Key West ahead, that’s something that we have gone through up to 24,000 teeth in for-2 at the plate, hit back-to- 10-0. worked on. It’s not like we’re “Healing at the Speed of Light” it's lifetime. back two-RBI singles to high- In all, the Conchs have hit hitting fly balls out.” • • • Specializing in Advanced Sports And here's another interesting f act; light the quick outburst. 23 home runs this season. Still, Senior Drew Rivera made the Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery Keys Insurance Services dedication With the early cushion, the Menendez is hesitant to label start and allowed just one hit in Physical Therapy to e xceptional service is recognized 1 throughout the Keys. Let us customize Conchs then turned to the his team as a home-run hitting 1 ⁄3 innings. He was relieved by New On Site 1.5T MRI a program specif ic to your personal and b usiness insurance needs. longball. squad. P.J. Arencibia, who picked up The ONLY Non-Surgical Laser

1 298432 Whether you need homeo wners, Ratcliff, who went 2-for-3 “I hate to say we are, because the win after pitching 1 ⁄3 innings Robert Catana, D.O. Technology available in the Keys for David C. Perry, M.D. health, life, auto, marine, retirement with three runs scored, blast- that’s not what we preach or of three-hit ball. He also struck Sports Injuries planning or commercial liability , we are a full line insurance agenc y ed a solo homer — his team- work on,” he said. “But we’ve out one. Nolan Thomas tossed waiting to service you! Give us a call Key West Orthopedics today at . . . leading seventh of the season really made a commitment in a hitless fourth, and Ratcliff Board Certifi ed Orthopedic Surgeons — to the centerfield bleachers the weight room — not just came in and shut the door with 294-4494 3428 N. Roosevelt Blvd., Key West Key West to put his team ahead, 6-0. In in the offseason, but dur- a hitless fifth, during which he www.keywestorthopedics.com 743-0494 453-1445 the fourth, during which the ing the season as well — and struck out two. Marathon Key Largo Conchs sent 12 batters to the guys are just getting stronger. Nick Bertiaux went 2-for- 305-295-9797 292444 4B THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 SPORTS: Outdoor Living When fishing, look for fish, not structure

BY C.J. GEOTIS and yellow fish marks. Keep slowly circling that the line started peeling from the reel. I set the Citizen Fishing Columnist area and you could very well find an area of red hook and we netted one of the biggest man- marks and blobs. This is where you want to be. grove snappers I have ever seen. “That was just This column is dedicated to the recreational More experienced captains can actually tell a fluke,” my jealous boat-mates exclaimed. fisherperson who wants to have a good time, get the species of fish their fish-finders are show- However, they had no comment when, two the boat wet, spend time with friends and fam- ing, just by looking at the color and form of minutes later, another piece of chum attracted ily, and maybe catch a couple fish. the marks on their screens. If you learn to use and landed a gorgeous 21-inch mutton snap- your fish-finder, this may involve reading the per. “Cat got your tongues, boys? What was that have a new secret. Actually, it’s an old instruction book. You can tell precisely what about a fluke? Don’t you guys want to catch secret, I just remembered it again. I was the bottom of the area you are looking at is anything, too? Would you guys like to buy a Cy’s Ifishing with a friend one day; he is a com- made of, such as sandy or rocky, hard or soft, Fly for $50?” You get the idea; they deserved it. mercial fisherman, and the most etc. Passing over large rocks, you will I love fishing. I love catching. And, I love the knowledgeable fisherman I know. see fish holding near them or beside teasing. But, only when I am the “tease-or” C.J. GEOTIS/The Citizen and not the “tease-ee.” Obviously, I was having As we were looking at the depth- them. Depending on which side of the This shallow-water screen-shot was a surprise, but finder, and getting ready to throw rocks you see the fish, this will indi- worked out extremely well. an excellent time. Then, just as is so common the anchor, I spotted a tremendous cate which way the current is running in fishing…the bite died. No big deal, we had looking structure (rocks, coral heads at the bottom of the water column; blobs. “This looks great,” I yelled to my fishing our limit of fresh fish, we had a great time, we and ridges) on the bottom. “There it the fish will stay on the protected side buddies, “Let’s give it a shot.” We put out a block logged a couple of new way points in the GPS is, there it is,” I said, “That’s the spot so they don’t have to keep swimming of chum and started catching legal yellowtails and we teased each other unmercifully. What we’re looking for.” just to stand still. Many times there one right after another. This was great. The could be better? “That would be a great place to will be wind moving things on the water depth was only around 40 feet and the Now, back to the new secret, for the last time. fish, if you were hoping to catch surface in a different direction than yellowtails were getting bigger. My friends and I I had a chance to fish that area again. We were structure and rocks,” he replied, “But the current is moving things on the don’t keep fish that we are not going to eat right marking fish and using the chum basket that we’re looking to catch fish, so let’s circle this bottom. I have been anchored on one side of a away. So, with a mess of yellowtails in the cooler, left the big pieces of chum. I put several differ- area and find them.” rock grouping and not raised fish, then moved we decided to move to slightly deeper water and ent pieces of the chum on a green Cy’s Fly and Sure enough, not more than 100 feet away to the other side and brought the fish to the look around for more “fishy” areas. gave it a whirl. Nothing. No bites. No bragging we started marking fish among the rocks and boat. It doesn’t seem fair that it is this difficult We got to 60 feet of water and, sure enough, rights. I replaced the chum pieces with my bottom features. We threw the hook (that’s the — but get over it — that’s just the way it is, and more fish on the bottom. After we threw the usual squid strip, and six nice yellowtails came anchor for the landlubbers among you) and knowing this is why some people catch more anchor, I noticed that there were some left-over to the boat. This is not what I had expected, but put four blocks of chum out. In a short period fish than others. chum pieces in the chum basket. My buddy, I will take it. As my buddies in Orlando use to of time, we could actually watch the fish — on But, I digress. Back to the new secret. I was Larry, uses a metal basket with smaller holes say, “Such is life in the world of the fisherman.” the electronic chart — moving out of the rocks cruising over an area that I pass by on the way to than the one I use, and it had trapped some Keep fishing, keep trying things, watch and making their way up in the water-column my favorite yellowtail spot. Friends had told me larger pieces of chum inside. Instead of throw- your fish-finder — and look for fish — not in pursuit of our chum. Fish show up on fish- they’ve been fishing this area with good results ing this away, I kept it. We put out a new basket structure. And, don’t forget, life is good in the finders as inverted cones, or when there is a lately. I remember spending time in this area of chum and prepared to fish. I was using my Florida Keys. whole school as blobs on the chart. On color looking for fish and not finding any in the past. regular tackle, 20-pound fluorocarbon and fish-finders, the color of those cones or blobs I decided to look again. After a short period of green Cy’s Flies, which I find to be a deadly C.J. Geotis is a life-long fisherman who fol- changes. The bigger fish, or the denser bodies exploring, the fish-finder was marking structure combo when drifted back in a chum slick. lowed his dream to live in the Florida Keys eight of fish, will show up as red. Sometimes you can as it had before, but this time, the structure was This time, instead of squid strips, I put pieces years ago. He lives in Marathon with his wife, pass an area holding fish and see light-blue dotted with cones and blobs — red cones and from the chum on the hook. Almost instantly, Loretta. His e-mail is [email protected] Sailfish Pro Series moves on to Miami finale

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KEY WEST — It’s on to Miami Friday-Sunday for six of the teams that competed in last week’s World Sailfish Championship. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Team Get Lit dominated the Key The crew (and family) from Get Lit celebrate their victory in the Key West World West championship with a tourna- Championship Sailfish Tournament. ment-record 22 releases in winning captained by Brandon Mullar. of the inaugural Sailfish Pro Series, a its third title in the million-dollar Weez in the Keys, captained by season-long NASCAR style point race tournament’s seven-year history. Dave Morris, also released 19 sailfish, culminating in a post-season playoff. The team, with owner Kitt Toomey, but was third on time. The post-season finale in Miami will earned more than $340,000. The top three teams in the 77- involve the top five point-leaders and Under Capt. Quinton Dieterle for boat fleet all achieved more than one wild card team competing for the first time, with crew Peter Miller, 14 releases. An overall tournament the title. Team Rock Star came out on Kelly Mayo, Jon Cooper, Cap Hinkley record of 564 releases was set. top followed by Advanced Roofing, CONTRIBUTED PHOTO and Claudio Martinez, Get Lit won by Lines out a week ago Thursday Jichi, Weez in the Keys, Hostile and The crew on Ocean Led had lots of reasons to celebrate. three releases over Team Excavator, marked the end of the regular part wild card winner Team Cracker.

ON THE WATER CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Johnny Mulkins, from Louisville, Ky., and Aaron, Debi and Dale Dougherty, from Corydon, Ind., recent- ly enjoyed a day of wreck fishing with Capt. Chris Johnson and SeaSquared Charters out of Marathon’s 7 Mile Marina. Capt. Johnson took them 20 miles out in the Gulf and anchored on three sepa- rate spots. They caught king mackerel, barracuda, gag grouper, goliath grou- per, mangrove snapper, jack crevalle, bluefish and plenty of shark (all CONTRIBUTED PHOTO released). Fishing out of Bervaldi’s Garrison Bight Marina, Capt Karen of Venus Charters with these two anglers from Port St. Lucie, June Sparks and Johanna, caught this nice grouper. DAILY KEYS TIDES KEY WEST TIDES NILES CHANNEL TIDES 3.0 ft. 3.0 ft. 2.0 2.5 ft. 10:52 a.m. 2.5 ft.

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Report, 3420 Northside wjacobson@keysnews. -0.5 ft. -0.5 ft. Drive, Key West, FL 33040 com -1.0 ft. -1.0 ft. 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1234567891011 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1234567891011 noon noon THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 5B SPORTS: 7 Mile Bridge Run The 28th Annual Seven Mile Bridge Run

(Place, Overall Place, Bib Number, Name, Age, City, Time From Starting Line to Finish Line) 28th Annual Seven Mile Bridge Run 1 9 977 Nathan Landrum, 24 BPKey 39:01 28 442 1278 Brett Penfield,34 Plantation 57:03 67 1029 1540 Allison Shinn 34 Gainsv’e 1:08:19 60 1363 296 Biaggio Cangiano 36 WPB1:21:22 93 1278 8 Monique Coyle 35 BoyntonBH 1:17:28 Race Results 2 12 172 Richard Black, 19 Tavernier 39:29 29 471 933 Bobby Kitrick,33 Key West 57:32 68 1046 344 Vanessa Chehab 33 Miami 1:08:42 61 1386 1091 Jim Mayo 36 Highld Bh 1:22:28 94 1289 398 Elena Corbo 37 Mi Lakes 1:18:11 Marathon, Florida, Saturday 3 39 9 Samuel Reid, 23 Miami 44:38 30 476 1159 Jason Moore,31 Miami 57:36 69 1060 1704 Cory Walter 34 Marathon 1:09:05 95 1293 1125 Millie Medrano 37 Davie1:18:26 4 162 202 Danny Bohnen, 22 Marathon 50:36 31 500 1192 Chris Nelson, 31 Big Pine Key57:58 70 1083 745 Carrissa Hanson 33 KWest 1:09:53 FEMALE AGE GROUP: 35-39 96 1295 723 Melissa Hadas 36 KWest 1:18:40 Top Three Overall Male 5 184 181 Anthony Blanc,21 PBh Gardens51:13 32 504 824 Tim Hunt,32 Sarasota 58:02 71 1101 1404 Micah Rogers 30 Mara’n 1:10:35 1 80 511 Marla Dudak 38 Boca 47:36 97 1307 1174 Jacqe Morris 37 MShores 1:19:11 Pl O’All Bib Name, Age City Time 6 239 1313 Travis Platt, 24 Key Largo 52:42 33 573 1424 Michael Rosenfeld, 32 NMB 59:25 72 1113 1681 Tati’a Velasquez, 34 WPBh1:10:43 2 100 1611 Annah Sukay 38 Marathon 48:40 98 1315 1162 Kim Moore 39 CGables 1:19:30 1 4 5 Jason Bodnar, 39 Candler, N.C 34:06 7 246 364 D. Cluff,21 Hollywood 52:45 34 582 1215 M. Obando, 34 MGardens 59:35 73 1117 1328 Chris Prince 34 Key C Bh 1:10:50 3 167 692 Rachel Green 38 WPBeach 50:46 99 1334 1807 Cam Zelaya 37 Miami 1:20:18 2 5 2 And Greenridge, 44 Coconut Creek 37:02 8 259 966 Max Labrada, 24 Key West 53:05 35 610 530 Demetri Efstratiou,34 K West1:00:02 74 1118 1144 Erica Mills 30 Aurora 1:10:50 4 179 426 Stacie Daley 35 Ft Lauderdale 51:01 100 1372 1247 AOsborne 35 JensenBH 1:21:48 3 6 6 Jon Williams, 40 Miami 37:08 9 459 1698 Alex Wakshinsky, 23 Key Bis 57:20 36 628 1407 J. Rombough,32 Tallah’e 1:00:26 75 1143 717 Jackie Gwidt 30 Key West 1:11:51 5 190 1400 Sandy Rodriguez 38 KWest 51:20 101 1373 1773 Maria Wilson 39 KW 1:21:51 10 597 396 Kevin Corbett, 23 Plantation 59:50 37 657 637 Javier Garrido, 31 Key West 1:00:57 76 1149 1092 Mia Mayo 32 Highland Bh1:12:02 6 197 607 Dawn Fox 38 WPalm Beach 51:32 102 1377 595 Lauraynn 39 Pompano 1:22:11 Top Three Overall Female 11 954 1622 ShamTaylor, 22 Hollywood 1:06:49 38 704 611 Peter Frezza, 34 Tavernier 1:02:14 77 1150 528 Tammy Eberle 34 Pompano1:12:05 7 206 435 Lynda Davey 38 Ft Laud 51:46 103 1378 585 R Fiumara 36 Ft Laud1:22:12 1 17 1 Marlene Persson, 39 Deerfield Bh 40:54 12 1268 785 Kyle Higgins, 20 NPBeach 1:16:44 39 715 1660 C. Urban,32 Royal Palm Bh 1:02:26 78 1152 570 Kara Fernandez 30 KWest 1:12:08 8 252 58 Kathy Anderson 37 Smyrna 52:54 104 1380 1686 LVillanueva 36 Ft Laud 1:22:15 2 24 4 Nancy Frey, 48 Boca Raton 41:51 13 1325 1146 J. Hinton, 24 Cooper City 1:19:56 40 723 958 Kevin Krystofiak, 34 N Laud 1:02:35 79 1153 1552 Tara Sloane 32 Orlando 1:12:11 9 256 111 Natasha Barona 36 Key West 53:02 3 31 195 Jen Bodnar, 37 Candler, N.C 43:38 41 735 873 Steve Jones,32 Plantation 1:02:59 80 1164 1119 NMcMan’n 30 Nfld Ctr 1:12:38 10 273 1715 Cherlyn Warner 35 Weston 53:33 MALE AGE GROUP: 40-44 FEMALE AGE GROUP: 19-24 42 808 1538 Jason Shinn,34 Gainesville 1:04:15 81 1166 1255 I.Palkanjnova,32 DfldBh 1:12:40 11 283 1248 Michele Osborne 39 Boca 53:56 1 13 1708 Richard Wandoff 40 WPB 40:17 Top Master Male 1 45 1747 Cathryn Westra, 21 NMiami Bh45:13 43 809 233 Bernie Brennan,30 Dave 1:04:18 82 1188 1409 Leslie Romero 34 DfldBh 1:13:10 12 298 1002 Amy Lesh 37 Jupiter 54:13 2 18 10 Paul Marmaro 44 Delray Bh 41:11 1 11 1618 Martin Sykut, 46 Marathon 39:26 2 133 1363 S Reinhold,23 Hallandale Bh 49:38 44 812 1329 John Priovolos,31 Miami 1:04:21 83 1199 1067 Angelina Maltese 34 KW 1:13:33 13 323 64 Patty Arechabaleta 38 Hollyw’d54:44 3 20 1270 Fast, Roy Payne 44 Sugarloaf 41:28 3 165 1596 Kelley Stephens, 24 BocaRatn50:41 45 820 159 Mig Bermundez,34 MLakes 1:04:29 84 1210 1577 Meri Solomon 33 Weston 1:14:14 14 325 1756 A. Whyte-White 38 Ramrod 54:47 4 28 383 Thorsten Commichau 44 Berlin 42:40 Top Master Female 4 200 284 Kate Caldwell, 24 Islamorada 51:40 46 851 1700 Ross Wiebe,31 PBGardens 1:05:04 85 1211 1677 JVanderv’rt32 Grassy Ky 1:14:15 15 372 1074 Jennifer Mann 39 Weston 55:40 5 46 908 Brian Keim 42 Tequesta 45:18 1 48 707 Laure Grube, 45 Marathon 45:25 5 223 1323 Natalie Porter, 21 Tavernier 52:15 47 934 81 Bryant Avery,34 Key C Beach 1:06:23 86 1236 663 C Glasser 31 Melbourne 1:15:14 16 374 895 Gabrielle Karp 37 Key West 55:40 6 57 1300 David Pferdehirt 40 Wayne 46:09 6 284 1148 Veronica Mir, 23 Marathon 53:57 48 946 207 Kevin Bond,31 Tavernier 1:06:36 87 1264 1565 April Smith 33 Key Largo 1:16:33 17 378 239 Vanessa Brock 37 Key West 55:49 7 68 1005 Michael Lettau 41 Ramrod 46:49 Top Grand Master Male 7 286 1147 Haydee Mir, 20 Naples 53:58 49 1067 1036 Josh Lowe,33 Big Pine 1:09:20 88 1280 1554 Rachel Slvak 30 Ma’thon 1:17:33 18 406 1709 Katie Wandoff 39 WPalm Bh56:17 8 77 78 Randall Auclair 43 Deerfld Beach 47:30 1 21 192 Gary Bloome, 55 Boca Raton 41:35 8 381 1299 Quinn Devlin, 23 Key Biscayne55:55 50 1093 1205 Randy Niles,33 Key West 1:10:17 89 1297 1137 A. Michaels 32 Melb’rne 1:18:45 19 418 57 Heath Anderson 35 Hobe Sd 56:30 9 82 605 Chris Fox 40 WPBeach 47:53 9 435 399 Ari-Ana Cordero,19 Hollywood 56:58 51 1168 45 Aaron Allen,32 CSprings 1:12:41 90 1302 472 Jessi Digennaro 32 KW 1:18:50 20 428 702 Katie Grimmer 37 Tamarac 56:50 10 84 1172 Bradley Morris 41 MShores 47:57 Top Grand Master Female 10 475 506 Rachel Dridge,23 Cooper City 57:34 52 1277 928 T Kinsler,32 Delray Beach 1:17:22 91 1303 507 Michelle Driscoll 30 KWest 1:19:01 21 433 1784 Bria Wonesh 39 Boca Raton 56:56 11 86 510 Scott Dudak 41 Boca Raton 47:59 1 86 932 Marci Kirsch,52 Plantation 48:05 11 515 380 K.C. Graham, 21 Hollywood 58:16 53 1294 496 Scott Douthit,32 Key West 1:18:29 92 1304 1718 A.Wasserman 34 Weston 1:19:03 22 454 1480 Staci Schecter 38 Weston 57:17 12 91 468 Mike Dickinson 44 Jupiter 48:15 12 564 106 Amanda Barker, 20 Plantation 59:14 54 1318 362 J Clearman,33 Sum’land 1:19:39 93 1331 1333 Arab’a Puentes 31 Miami 1:20:07 23 458 559 Suzanne Farrell 37 Jupiter 57:19 13 96 492 Christopher Dorgan 41 Naples 48:30 Top Senior Grand Master Male 13 739 836 Mandy Ibsen, 19 Mar Shores1:03:05 55 1347 388 M Conrad,34 Pem Pines 1:20:58 94 1333 1507 Jen Seidle 30 Weston 1:20:18 24 472 579 Elaine Fiore 38 Ft Laud 57:33 14 103 832 Martin Hynes 40 Oakl’d Park 48:43 1 35 757 Daniel Healy, 62 Ft. Lauderdale 44:30 14 786 856 Dolores Jaime, 24 Key West 1:03:51 95 1354 501 Elizabeth Doyle 30 KWest 1:21:10 25 473 872 Elizabet Jolin 39 Islamorada 57:33 15 116 1748 Randy Wetzel 44 Key Largo 49:14 15 790 258 Mere Buemi, 24 Plantation 1:04:01 FEMALE AGE GROUP: 30-34 96 1359 1212 Eliza Nunez 30 Doral 1:21:20 26 523 393 Angie Cooper 39 Sugarloaf 58:28 16 119 1703 Enda Walsh 44 CGables 49:17 Top Senior Grand Master Female 16 874 854 Ariel Jagusztyn, 19 Ft Laud 1:05:26 1 50 107 Step Barndollar,30 Miami Bh 45:33 97 1364 297 Jaime Cangiano 33 WPBh 1:21:27 27 527 1134 Jenn Messinger 39 Hollywd 58:30 17 123 1345 Randy Randolph 44 WPBh 49:22 1 593 924 Pat Kersey, 65 Big Pine Key 1:00:23 17 881 855 Katy Jagusztyn, 22 Ft Laud 1:05:32 2 70 1637 Bethany Tietz,32 Key West 46:54 98 1379 1245 Sara Osa 33 Ft Laud 1:22:13 28 558 964 Hilary Kusel 36 Boca Raton 59:07 18 137 1093 John Mc Soley 42 Hollywd 49:44 18 916 95 Allison Balick, 23 Hollywood 1:06:07 3 74 846 Kelley Jackson,34 Ft Lauderdale47:18 99 1381 1031 Allison Long 34 Ft Laud 1:22:16 29 559 1428 Felicia Roura 38 Sunrise 59:09 19 141 740 James Handel 42 Fort Laud 49:54 MALE AGE GROUP: 1 - 12 19 918 1087 Angela Maxey, 24 Chantilly 1:06:08 4 111 927 Melaina Kiernan, 30 Ft Laud 49:01 100 1385 1810 Tracy Ziegler 34 Big Pine 1:22:28 30 587 1447 Jennifer Ryan 37 Key West 59:40 20 143 1127 Scott Meier 42 SW Ranches 49:59 1 108 1737 Billy Welzien, 12, Sugarloaf 48:57 20 936 183 Sarah Blanc,19 PBGardens 1:06:24 5 126 1230 Elizabeth Onufer,33 Origgs 49:27 101 1392 1795 Kim Woolley 31 DelrayBh1:23:19 31 588 1317 Sarah Politz 37 Weston 59:41 21 146 691 Robert Green 42 WPB 50:02 2 202 1068 Eric Maltz, 12 Miami Lakes 51:43 21 945 1114 C McHugh, 23 SSpring 1:06:35 6 142 220 Katie Brace,32 Jupiter 49:55 32 590 811 Yvette Hooley 38 Ft Laud 59:44 22 153 140 Mike Behmke 42 Key West 50:19 3 289 941 Chris Knight, 10 Marathon 54:01 22 1005 885 Adair Kaestner, 23 PBG 1:07:46 7 160 761 Michelle Heath,33 Stuart 50:32 MALE AGE GROUP: 35-39 33 604 1566 Alexandra Smith 37 KWest 59:56 23 185 1026 Jacob Lochner 44 Tequesta 51:14 4 422 676 P. Gonzalezquev’o, 12 Key Largo56:37 23 1066 720 Chris Haber,23 Plantation 1:09:20 8 173 562 Tayreen Febles,31 Big Pine Key 50:52 1 7 1743 Don Wennerstrom 36 Fort Laud 37:36 34 611 149 Mel’a Bennett 35 Pompano 1:00:02 24 211 619 J Fuentes 42 Coconut Grove 51:51 5 423 592 Giovanniynn, 8 Pem. Pines 56:38 24 1079 1422 D. Rosende, 24 Plantation1:09:42 9 208 1107 Tracy McDonald,33 Big Pine 51:47 2 37 1089 Toby Maxwell 37 Key Largo 44:32 35 612 47 Jenny Allen 35 Key Largo 1:00:06 25 213 1458 Stan Sanders 42 WPB 51:52 6 445 746 Brody Harmon, 12 Big Pine Key57:08 25 1142 373 M. Coldwell, 23 Ft Laud 1:11:48 10 218 1508 A. Seidle-Lazo,32 C Gables 52:08 3 76 1229 Christian Onufer 39 Driggs 47:29 36 615 143 Sarah Bell 37 Delray Bh 1:00:11 26 216 560 Francis Fasco 40 Miami 52:05 7 499 1557 William Smith, 12 Key West 57:54 26 1327 1513 Alexa Sellers,23 Key West 1:19:58 11 219 1224 Melissa Okeeffe,34 Key Largo52:09 4 79 1303 Chad Phillips 36 Lake Worth 47:35 37 621 84 Francine Azel 36 Miami 1:00:22 27 221 13 James Dever 43 Key West 52:11 8 513 367 Scott Colbacchini, 11 C.Springs58:15 27 1343 1800 Court Wright, 23 Marathon1:20:44 12 249 1768 Amanda Williams,33 DelBh 52:46 5 97 1685 Felix Vicente 35 Miami 48:31 38 635 281 RCalderwood 35 Sumld 1:00:34 28 229 1372 Todd Riedell 43 Pompano 52:31 9 567 1819 Dominic Dubs,12 PB Gardens59:16 13 255 361 Alisyn Clayman, 31 Delray Bh 53:01 6 113 1655 Todd Tuttle 37 Key West 49:03 39 645 583 Sarah Fitzg’ld 36 Lk Worth 1:00:45 29 231 610 SFreedman 44 Deerfd Bh 52:33 10 603 392 Miles Cooper,10 Sugarloaf Key59:56 MALE AGE GROUP: 25-29 14 265 833 Amanda Hynes, 31 Fayetville 53:11 7 115 223 Doug Bradshaw 39 Key West 49:11 40 663 1792 M Woods 38 Key Largo 1:01:05 30 245 291 Barry Campbell 41 Irvine 52:44 11 608 1670 Finnian Valle,9 Key West 59:58 1 10 1433 Felipe Rubio, 25 Miami 39:11 15 267 295 Cat Canady,30 Key West 53:20 8 144 450 Charlie Defilippo 37 WPB 50:01 41 666 831 Tracey Hutson 39 Boca 1:01:07 31 257 1691 Jhon Vosser 42 Key West 53:03 12 654 77 Chayse Auclair,11 Ft Laud’dle 1:00:52 2 15 627 Sergi Ganselashvili, 26Marathon40:36 16 278 1075 Nicki Mann,32 Key Largo 53:43 9 181 449 Leo Dee 36 Fort Lauderdale 51:08 42 668 1759 S Wickman 37 Orlando 1:01:10 32 260 366 Rick Colbacchini 44 CSprings 53:06 13 681 1781 Jon Witte,12 C. Springs 1:01:36 3 27 1532 John Shideler, 29 WPBeach 42:38 17 319 657 Ingelise Giles,31 Key Largo 54:42 10 247 44 Bradley Allen 36 Boynton Beach 52:45 43 671 266 Susan Burge 38 Elgin 1:01:14 33 261 1641 Juan Tobar 44 WPBeach 53:06 14 733 346 Aydan Child, 8 Marathon 1:02:53 4 38 965 Brandon Labar, 29 Jupiter 44:35 18 348 1265 Samantha Paterson,32 KW 55:07 11 269 959 Mirek Kucera 35 Key West 53:26 44 691 1445 Tonya Russo 39 Tequesta 1:01:55 34 262 546 Lindsay Eve 44 Deerf’ld Bh 53:08 15 743 1705 Sean Walters,10 Key Largo 1:03:12 5 85 208 William Bonilla, 27 Fort Laud 47:59 19 349 443 Jen Davis,31 Ft Lauderdale 55:07 12 287 1770 Jim Wilson 39 Key West 53:59 45 696 636 Lisa Gardi 37 Key West 1:01:59 35 314 265 Glenn Burge 41 Travernier 54:34 16 817 556 Chase Fariss, 10 Surgar Loaf 1:04:26 6 87 1438 Humberto Rubio, Jr., 28 Miami 48:00 20 350 1589 Amy Spielberg ,33 Key West 55:08 13 303 1339 Camilo Ramirez 38 Key West 54:17 46 702 1627 N Therrien 39 Melbourne 1:02:11 36 315 882 Jon Jordan 40 Miami 54:34 17 889 255 Aaron Grube,11 Marathon 1:05:38 7 98 760 Brad Hurst, 26 Jupiter 48:33 21 373 174 Graciela Blackburn,31 Ft Laud55:40 14 305 814 Eric Hosea 37 Sunrise 54:19 47 711 685 Lisa Graft 38 Big Pine Key 1:02:21 37 321 1573 Brian Soden 43 Miami 54:44 18 898 1104 Jackson McDonald, 8 BPK 1:05:48 8 134 232 Billy Brennan, 28 Davie 49:38 22 380 937 Allison Kleisley, 34 Jupiter 55:52 15 343 70 Michael Aronsohn 36 Boca 55:02 48 727 1326 Jan Pratt 38 Coconut Ck 1:02:45 38 328 1751 Kevin White 40 Ramrod 54:49 19 1068 1316 L. T. Pohzoa,9 Marathon 1:09:22 9 150 1121 Stephan McMullan, 25 Naples50:12 23 383 517 Leda Dunmire,31 Key Largo 55:56 16 346 414 Jms Cummins 38 Greenacres 55:04 49 760 1595 AStephens 39 Coconut Ck 1:03:24 39 331 621 Sven Gade 44 Plantation 54:52 20 1296 358 Dylan Clark,11 Lake Worth 1:18:45 10 187 850 Tedd Jaguszthyn, 28 Pompano 51:15 24 397 298 Kara Canizzaro,31 Lauderhill 56:07 17 351 1350 Scott Raybin 38 Fort Laud 55:10 50 784 1160 D’n Moore 35 Wellington 1:03:46 40 359 520 Alex Duque 40 Miami 55:23 21 1370 279 Paul Cadwell,10 Marathon 1:21:38 11 203 664 Thomas Gluski, 26 Jupiter 51:44 25 415 1599 Mori Stern,31 Gainsville 56:27 18 360 1806 Don Zatyko 39 San Diego 55:26 51 794 1518 Christine Sereno 38 Mar’n 1:04:06 41 412 584 Brett Fitzgreald 40 Lk Worth 56:24 12 225 742 Eric Hansen, 26 Jupiter 52:16 26 440 121 ChrisBarrows,31 Little Torch 57:02 19 361 543 John Etzel 35 Columbus 55:26 52 798 463 Tina Devlin 35 Springfield 1:04:09 42 419 1023 Chasson Lloyd 41 Hollywd 56:31 FEMALE AGE GROUP: 1-12 13 226 313 Robert Carr, 25 Plantation 52:19 27 462 544 Samantha Evans,34 Miami 57:21 20 371 439 Brian Davis 38 Davie 55:39 53 815 1139 Anna Middleton 37 Ft L 1:04:24 43 427 1369 Wilfredo Reyes 43 KeyLargo 56:46 1 620 1741 Jane Welzien, 10Sugarloaf 1:00:19 14 327 1009 Stephen Lewis, 29 Hollywood54:49 28 474 1430 J.Rozzi-Ochs,30 Cooper City 57:34 21 390 813 B. Hopkins 35 San Antonio 56:04 54 818 1043 Maria Luther 37 Mar’n 1:04:28 44 447 485 Sean Donahue 43 Lantana 57:10 2 879 524 Regan Durkin,11 Marathon 1:05:31 15 353 93 Andrew Balick, 26 Hollywood 55:11 29 482 184 Jennifer Blank,32 Hollywood 57:44 22 403 1083 MichMasterman 37 Delray Bh56:14 55 838 569 Ali Ferguson 36 Key West 1:04:46 45 486 1370 Dan Reynen 40 Key West 57:48 3 886 331 Nancy Ceja,12 Marathon 1:05:35 16 363 1185 Brian Murphy, 26 Orlando 55:30 30 494 818 Stephanie Hughes,34 KWest 57:52 23 424 1579 Oscar Sosa 39 Pinecrest 56:39 56 844 1650 Angela Tripe 38 Big Pine 1:04:54 46 489 538 F Embuscado 40 Tamarac 57:50 4 887 330 Gabby Ceja,11 Marathon 1:05:35 17 542 743 Shawn Hansen,25 Tequesta 58:50 31 532 763 Tara Heintjes,32 Hoboken 58:35 24 452 1479 JonSchecter 39 Weston 57:16 57 856 1251 Susan Owens 37 CSprings 1:05:09 47 493 632 Aremio Garcia 41 PemPines 57:51 5 982 1547 Rylee Simons,12 Plantation 1:07:18 18 557 187 Chris Blanton, 27 Sw Ranches59:05 32 534 929 Rachael Kinsler, 31 Del Beach 58:36 25 456 1158 Tris. Moore 35 Wellington 57:19 58 867 1289 Julie Pertunen 39 Mar’n 1:05:19 48 507 881 Philip Jordan 44 Jupiter 58:07 6 1015 347 Hannah Child,10 Marathon 1:07:57 19 565 1491 Jess Schubert,27 Marathon 59:15 33 536 410 Nicole Cremata, 34 Marathon 58:39 26 460 257 Kevin Budny 38 Las Vegas 57:20 59 870 1516 SSena-Gomez35Miami Sps1:05:22 49 520 1216 Rusty O’Banion 44 WPBH 58:26 7 1124 163 J.Bernazani,11 Chelmsford 1:10:59 20 652 1378 Brian Roach,29 Hoboken 1:00:52 34 539 590 Rhonda Ores,32 Key West 58:47 27 479 1512 Harold Selleck 35 WPB 57:40 60 873 1588 Shan. Speerin 37 Debary 1:05:24 50 531 113 John Barranco 40 Fort Laud 58:35 8 1145 1582 B. Spalten,12 Marathon 1:11:58 21 740 1645 Steven Tracy,29 Boca Raton1:03:09 35 556 533 Brandyce Elia,34 Fresno 59:03 28 480 1194 Eric Nelson 35 Key West 57:41 61 883 493 Fab. Dorgan 36 Naples 1:05:33 51 585 1227 John Omalley 42 Big Pine 59:38 9 1148 625 S. Gallagher 11,Key West 1:12:00 22 778 1128 Joel Meixell,25 Islamorada1:03:37 36 591 797 Erin Hodel,30 Tequesta 59:45 29 529 875 Christopher Jones 38 KWest 58:33 62 890 400 M. Cordova-Huff 35 Mara’n1:05:38 52 586 1320 Razvah Pop 41 Miami 59:39 8:47 10 1181 1494 S.Schumacher,11 Marat’n1:12:59 23 779 744 Brett Hanson, 25 Key West 1:03:39 37 601 455 Madonna Dellolio,30 Hollyw’d 59:53 30 551 1250 Matt Osucha 38 Atlanta 58:58 63 899 764 Jonna Helm 36 Key Largo 1:05:48 53 589 1383 Kevin Roberts 43 Mar’n 59:42 11 1191 1659 M.Underwood, 12 Ramrod1:13:14 24 876 956 M. Kroiss, 29 Washington 1:05:27 38 614 729 Kristin Hall,31 Marathon 1:00:08 31 563 1593 Jaros Stepanel 35 Duck Key 59:12 64 905 649 Mendy George 38 Isla. 1:05:54 54 606 1669 Robert Valle 41 Key West 59:58 12 1239 535 Sydney Elkins, 11 Key West1:15:19 25 975 1575 Andrew Solomon,29 KWest1:07:14 39 627 1200 C Neville, 34 Jensen Beach1:00:26 32 571 992 Darwin Lazlow 35 Key West 59:24 65 915 90 Krista Baker 39 Marathon 1:06:06 55 619 1166 Phil Mordente 40 PemPines1:00:19 13 1316 447 J. De La Cruz,11 Marathon 1:19:33 26 978 123 Sean Barry, 29 WPBeach 1:07:17 40 638 1178 Mich’e Moyano,31 Hollyw’d 1:00:35 33 575 275 Alfred Caballero 39 Miami 59:28 66 919 1239 Christel Orr 36 Key West 1:06:10 56 626 343 Greg Chasey 43 Boynton Bh 1:00:26 14 1374 335 Mall. Cerkleski,11 Key West1:22:01 27 1004 317 C. Castaldo,27 Plantation 1:07:44 41 639 930 Hannah Kirmmse,33 KWest 1:00:39 34 580 694 Martin Gregurich 36 Key West 59:33 67 933 168 W Billingsley 39 Asheville 1:06:22 57 649 847 Phil Jacobi 44 Gulf Breeze 1:00:50 15 1375 963 S. Kuntzmann,11 Key West 1:22:02 28 1173 1607 O. Stuardi,27 Big Coppit 1:12:50 42 644 429 L Danbeck, 30 NBrunswk 1:00:44 35 593 1511oyd Selleck 35 WPBeach 59:46 68 968 98 Angela Bane 37 Plantation 1:07:07 58 661 732 Jay Hall 43 Key West 1:01:04 29 1217 1536 Jeremy Shinn ,28 Denver 1:14:39 43 650 1052 Kristina Lynn,31 Tavernier 1:00:51 36 594 1533 Dan Shideler 36 St. Cloud 59:48 69 986 316 Jeanine Caruso 38 Sunrise 1:07:21 59 703 120 Robert Barrios 41 KWest 1:02:13 MALE AGE GROUP: 13-18 30 1233 428 Damein Henr,y 27 Tamarac 1:15:07 44 697 80 Elizabeth Auer,32 Gainesville 1:02:00 37 686 677 James Good 36 Miami 1:01:50 70 987 602 E’d Fournier 36 Plantation 1:07:22 60 717 640 Alexis Casariego 43 KLargo 1:02:31 1 8 14 Jeffrey Tait, 14 Miami 38:19 31 1234 360 Rees Clarke,25 Hollywood 1:15:08 45 718 1330 Jessica Pritchard,33 KW 1:02:31 38 706 809 Mike Hooley 38 Fort Laud 1:02:16 71 998 1319 Jennif’r Pollak 38 Hollywd 1:07:37 61 728 213 J Borgert 42 Homestead 1:02:46 2 25 565 Trenton Fehl,17 Pompano Bh 42:20 32 1328 1168 Joseph Morgan,25 KWest 1:20:00 46 725 635 Alicia Garcia,31 Miami 1:02:42 39 759 731 Keith Hall 36 Debary 1:03:23 72 1020 1024 Carla Lloyd 38 Hollyw’d 1:08:07 62 750 421 Jeff Cuttle 41 PemPines 1:03:16 3 35 1130 Storm Mendez, 18 Key Largo 44:27 FEMALE AGE GROUP: 25-29 47 731 37 Sarka Al Said,33 Key West 1:02:48 40 787 408 Tony Cramer 36 Key West 1:03:51 73 1027 432 C. Danielson 39 Lk Worth 1:08:14 63 761 531 Michael Fimiani 43 Boca 1:03:26 4 42 735 Justin Hamilton, 15 Key West 44:51 1 48 423 Diane Dabb, 27 Jupiter 45:24 48 742 170 Christina Biscardi,33 Miami 1:03:10 41 819 670 David Goldstein 37 Ft Laud1:04:29 74 1050 1382 Am’da Robert 35 Stuart 1:08:45 64 766 63 J. Arechabaleta 42 Hollywd 1:03:30 5 52 837 Andrew Iglesias,13 Pemb. Pines 45:35 2 117 581 Stacy Firman, 29 Berea 49:14 49 758 219 Laura Boykin,34 PSt. Lucie 1:03:21 42 823 1610 Alex Suarez 39 Hialeah 1:04:30 75 1059 442 Sharon Davis 38 St Johns 1:09:02 65 772 397 Charles Corbin 43 WPB 1:03:34 6 54 1779 Mark Witte,15 Coral Springs 45:58 3 140 318 B. Castaldo,26 Plantation 49:52 50 780 434 Carrie Daughton,32 KWest 1:03:39 43 833 1214 Darrell Nutter 39 Miami 1:04:44 76 1063 197 Catherine Boeck 38 PBG 1:09:11 66 802 1561 Tony Smith 43 Tequesta 1:04:12 7 55 523 Riley Durkin, 13 Marathon 46:00 4 199 283 Helen Caldwell, 28 Islamorada 51:37 51 825 1661 R. Urban,33 Royal Palm Bh 1:04:34 44 860 1246 Matt Osborne 39 Boca 1:05:15 77 1069 441 Carin Davis 37 Davie 1:09:22 67 821 1586 GeoSpeerin 44 Debary 1:04:29 8 62 1457 Virgilio Sanchez,16 Marathon 46:37 5 205 445 Candice DeFreitas,25 NBVillage51:45 52 827 716 Jamie Gwidt,30 Key West 1:04:37 45 863 1242 Oscar Ortiz 38 Miami Sprs1:05:17 78 1087 263 Iris Burdett 37 WPBeach 1:10:05 68 840 1612 OSukowski 44 Plantation 1:04:47 9 65 1666 Danny Valerdi,17 Marathon 46:46 6 207 816 Janet Howard,25 Jupiter 51:47 53 831 1436 Yanella Rubio,34 P Pines 1:04:43 46 912 674 Sergio Gonzalez 37 Miami 1:06:03 79 1103 1065 Renee Makimaa 35 KW 1:10:37 69 846 484 Brad Donahoe 43 Ft Laud 1:04:55 10 105 623 Jose Galicia, 17 Marathon 48:52 7 224 1322 Lisa Porter, 26 Tavernier 52:16 54 835 1082 Sarah Maschal,31 Ramrod1:04:45 47 913 473 Frk Digiovanna 35 FtLaud 1:06:03 80 1107 91 Ann Baker 38 Pompano 1:10:38 70 857 1123 Ray McNally 42 Boca 1:05:13 11 118 1281 Manuel Perez,16 Marathon 49:17 8 264 1429 Stephanie Rozman,29 PBG 53:10 55 836 801 Erin Hoffay, 31 Key West 1:04:46 48 924 1676 R.Vandervoort 38 Grassy 1:06:14 81 1134 66 Lissette Arevalo 37 Miami 1:11:23 71 868 351 Bryt Chouinard 40 Davie 1:05:20 12 149 477 Tom Dodomend,15 Marathon 50:06 9 332 615 Becky Fromm, 27 Miami 54:53 56 866 1689 Kate Volz, 30 McHenry 1:05:18 49 942 970 Robt Lalena 38 Marathon 1:06:33 82 1135 840 M Impallomeni 36 Smlnd 1:11:24 72 878 526 Donald Dewoody 43 WPB 1:05:29 13 164 1069 Ian Maltz,13 Miami Lakes 50:40 10 333 1697 Kimberly Wah,27 Deerf’d Bh 54:53 57 930 1392 Loriellen Robertson,30 KW 1:06:20 50 955 1466 Claudio Santos 37 KWest 1:06:50 83 1156 909 Ca’dra Keller 38 Tequesta 1:12:21 73 884 1385 Scott Roberts 40 Hollyw’d1:05:33 14 166 1791 R.Woodmanseem15 Lthe Pt 50:42 11 357 1374 Bonnie Ripin,27 Summerland55:16 58 940 124 Jen Bartelli, 33 McHenry 1:06:32 51 959 102 Rol. Barberis 37 MLakes 1:06:54 84 1161 1735 Sherrie Weiland 39 Jax 1:12:32 74 902 1346 Jon Rapaport 43 NPBh 1:05:49 15 233 1590 Daniel Staub,16 Hobe Sound52:33 12 358 1157 Van’a Moodley,27 Marathon 55:19 59 941 1539 Keri Shinn,31 Gainsville 1:06:32 52 966 1486 RSchmidt 38 Clemmons 1:07:01 85 1174 521 Marilee Duran 38 Davie 1:12:53 75 939 1519 N. Serrate 42 CooperCity 1:06:29 16 237 328 Richardo Ceja, 14 Marathon 52:41 13 362 792 Teri Hill, 26 Sunrise 55:29 60 960 270 Kathleen Burns 34 Key West 1:06:55 53 999 1318 Wayne Pollak 38 Hollyw’d 1:07:37 86 1178 1675 K VWeddingen 37 WPB 1:12:57 76 976 117 Mike Barrett 44 Margate 1:07:15 17 248 329 Noel Ceja, 18 Marathon 52:46 14 364 375 Kathleen Coldwell, 25 Ft Laud 55:30 61 963 880 Amy Jones 33 Key West 1:06:59 54 1073 165 Jorge Besu 35 Pem Pines 1:09:30 87 1200 314 Cathy Carr 39 Marathon 1:13:33 77 984 315 James Caruso 43 Sunrise 1:07:20 18 288 1665 Dylan Valdes, 17 Key Largo 54:00 15 370 1648 Catherin Trejo, 25 Key Largo 55:35 62 972 26 Gen Abbott 33 Ft Lauderdale 1:07:12 55 1080 118 Donald Barrett 38 KWest 1:09:44 88 1222 1414 LRoppolo 39 Plantation 1:14:47 78 989 689 B’d Green 41 Homestead 1:07:24 19 291 1182 Will Mulkeen, 16 Key Largo 54:01 16 377 155 Alicia Berger,29 Boca Raton 55:47 63 992 200 Julie Bogacz 31 Bonita Sp 1:07:28 56 1247 1126 OMedrano 35 Davie 1:15:58 89 1244 915 C Kennamer 37 Lantana 1:15:47 79 1021 1693 Ty Wagner 42 Key West 1:08:08 20 293 762 Trevor Helms, 13 Little Torch 54:03 17 394 986 Melissa Lant, 28 Hoboken 56:06 64 1000 799 N. Hodgerson 30 Key CBh 1:07:38 57 1274 1785 R Wong 36 Coconut Crk 1:17:03 90 1249 1688 Karen Vizzini 37 Davie 1:16:00 80 1023 1398 Carlos Rodriguez 44 KW 1:08:10 21 302 1048 Robert Lynch, 17 Fort Pierce 54:15 18 432 481 Laure Dolena, 26 Lantana 56:55 65 1007 1011 Jacki Lewis 32 Hollywood 1:07:46 58 1275 1406 DRomano 37 Ft Laud 1:17:08 91 1255 675 YG Quevedo 39 Key Largo 1:16:13 81 1024 1073 Bruce Mann 43 Weston 1:08:11 22 306 784 Patrick Higgins,18 NPBeach 54:20 19 455 1478 Suzanne Schaeffer,27 Jupiter57:18 66 1009 1042 Eliz. Lustberg 31 Sumland1:07:47 59 1344 680 Derk Gordon 35 CSprings 1:20:44 92 1270 713 J Gurdus 38 Pompano 1:16:53 82 1045 1492 Tom Schuler 43 KWest 1:08:42 23 307 1080 J.P. Martin, 14 Cudjoe Key 54:22 20 463 133 Vanessa Battaglia,26 Miami 57:21 24 311 564 Dexter Fehl, 16 Pompano Bh 54:28 21 469 961 Bre. Kuchcinski,26 Marathon 57:32 25 322 910 Austin Kelly, 14 Ft Lauderdale 54:44 22 477 1077 Jennifer Marcus,29 NPBeach 57:38 26 352 1797 Ian Worley,16 SW Ranches 55:10 23 495 1113 K. McGlinnen,27 Lakewood 57:52 27 404 327 Marco Ceja,15 Marathon 56:14 24 509 1109 Libby McDowell, 25Key West 58:08 “Thanks to You...Another Success!” 28 492 806 Fernando Holz,13 Miai Beach 57:50 25 514 394 Chelsea Cooper, 28 Jupiter 58:16 Marathon Runners Club, Inc. 29 517 116 Jordan Barrett, 13 Margate 58:17 26 554 603 Elizabeth Fowler, 28 Denver 59:02 30 524 292 C. Campbell, 13 Marathon 58:28 27 596 1249 E Ostroman,29 Washington 59:49 On April 25, 2009, the efforts of hundreds of people culminated in the success of the 28th Annual 31 578 1499 Greg Scott, 16 Lake Worth 59:29 28 598 482 Kaia Dolton,29 Boca Raton 59:50 32 595 553 Alex Fantroy, 16 Marathon 59:49 29 653 1379 Tara Roach, 28 Hoboken 1:00:52 7-Mile Bridge Run. The Marathon Runners Club wishes to say THANKS to all of those people who 33 617 747 Sean Harper,16 Plantation 1:00:14 30 656 718 Halley Haack,28 Key West 1:00:57 participated in the planning and execution of the run, as well as the dedicated law enforcement 34 643 1053 Jms Macarthy,17 Marathon 1:00:41 31 672 513 Natalia Duke, 26 Key West 1:01:17 35 647 76 Austin Auclair,13 Fort Laud. 1:00:48 32 680 1381 M Roberg, 28 Madeira Bh 1:01:35 officials who so efficiently carried out their traffic control responsibilities. 36 732 900 Mich’l Kassem,16 CSprings 1:02:52 33 683 471 Lisa Digby, 25 Key West 1:01:47 The run could not have been possible without the support of the following public officials: 37 771 1408 Derek Romero,13 Tavenier 1:03:33 34 684 1210 Rochelle Novak,27 KWest 1:01:47 38 822 1017 Matt. Linn, 15 Plantation 1:04:30 35 690 1037 Elizabeth Lowe ,26 Jupiter 1:01:55 Monroe County Commission - Mayor George Neugent, Kim Wigington, 39 834 456 Jose Delrio,15 Big Pine Key 1:04:44 36 693 753 Jen Hathaway,29 Tavernier 1:01:57 Mario Di Genaro, Heather Carruthers, Sylvia Murphy 40 917 1008 Keigan Lewis,16 Marathon 1:06:08 37 698 1297 T Peterson,27 Summerland 1:02:01 41 964 1022 David Littleton,15 Marathon1:07:00 38 722 1448 Dara Ryan,27 WPBeach 1:02:35 Marathon City Council: Mayor Mike Cinque, Pete Worthington, Don Vasil, 42 977 431 John D’Angelo,13 NPBeach 1:07:15 39 726 1366 AllisonRemis,28 BoyntonBh1:02:43 Ginger Snead, Dick Ramsey 43 995 53 Adam Anderson,13 Marathon 1:07:32 40 741 1646 Tina Tracy,27 Boca Raton 1:03:09 44 1008 386 Ryan Conley,16 C Springs 1:07:47 41 767 1571 Jessica Snook, 26 Mar’thon1:03:30 Florida Department of Transportation, Monroe County School Board & Monroe County Parks 45 1022 415 Jesse Cummins,16 G’acres 1:08:09 42 789 1776 Rebecca Winter,25 Mrthon 1:03:52 Dept., Monroe County Public Works Dept. & VMS, Inc. 46 1075 1434 Ryan Rubio,16 Miami 1:09:32 43 848 285 Felicia Cale,28 Tavernier 1:05:03 47 1120 160 A. Bernazani,13 Chelmsford1:10:55 44 853 353 Cheryl Cioffari,27 Tavernier 1:05:07 48 1162 1384 Kris Roberts,17 Key Largo1:12:34 45 855 922 Kerri Kerr,28 Tamarac 1:05:08 49 1163 545 Tyler Eve,13 Deerfield Bh 1:12:36 46 880 1368 Marie Reny,27 W’n Manors 1:05:32 Thanks to Our Sponsors 50 1186 865 Casey Jinks,14 Marathon 1:13:09 47 914 1614 A Sutherland,29 Marathon 1:06:05 We wish to acknowledge Thanks to all the captains 51 1223 242 Ryan Brown,13 NPBeach 1:14:48 48 923 1464 Katy Santiago,25 Hollyw’d 1:06:12 contributions made by: and their teams who 52 1240 779 Mig Herrera,14 Marathon 1:15:24 49 937 1644 Laura Tracey,26 C’l Springs 1:06:29 Greater Marathon Chamber of Commerce bore responsibility for 53 1241 247 Parker Brown,15 Maitland 1:15:30 50 938 1235 Am’a Orndorff,27 Frederick1:06:29 Pigeon Key Personnel 54 1248 244 Trevor Brown, 17 Maitland 1:16:00 51 953 97 Sarah Baltos,29 Key West 1:06:49 John Bartus various segments 55 1253 145 Alex Beltran, 13 Miami 1:16:11 52 958 1523 Charlye Sessner,28 WPB 1:06:54 Knights Key Campground Charlie Phinizy of the Bridge Run: 56 1291 1463 Inocente Santiago,17 KW 1:18:22 53 988 1201 Tahnee Nevin,28 Big Pine 1:07:23 Arena Advertising 57 1299 357 Lucas Clark,14 Lake Worth 1:18:47 54 990 1304 J Phillips,27 Philadelphia 1:07:25 Keys Fisheries 58 1340 1279 Manuel Perez ,17 Big Pine1:20:33 55 994 391 Jen Cookman,25 Plantation 1:07:32 Aid Station #1 - Suze Acker Mike Puto Aid Station #2 - Roslin Esposito 59 1341 1292 Josh Peterson,16 Boca Rn1:20:36 56 1006 177 Kelly Blaggie, 29 WPB 1:07:46 Larry & Renee Aid Station #3 - Orion Bank 57 1014 148 A.Benjamin, 28 Lakewood 1:07:55 Patty & Joe Ivey Aid Station #4 - Sam the DJ FEMALE AGE GROUP: 13-18 58 1033 1188 Elena Nayko,25 Key West 1:08:27 Marathon Electric Sign & Light “Over the Hump” Gang 1 106 1668 Naomi Valerdi, 14 Marathon 48:53 59 1034 887 Olga Kalkis,25 Key West 1:08:27 Pat Kersey Aid Station #5 - Gerald Clairmont 2 240 1473 Alyssa Sawyers, 17 Key West 52:43 60 1043 1063 AMajmudar,28 Islamorada1:08:39 Don & Son Fence Co. Aid Station #6 - TIB Bank of the Keys 3 254 1739 Priscilla Welzien,14 Sugarloaf 52:59 61 1052 1432 Lau Rubin,26 Key Largo 1:08:47 Split Second Timing MHS Soccer 4 296 371 Staci Colbacchini,14 C Springs 54:09 62 1056 877 Holly Jones,28 Miramar 1:08:51 Florida Keys Electric Co-op MHS Tennis 5 345 512 Nicole Dudziak,16 Lighthe Pte 55:03 63 1099 444 Meghan Davis,27 Marathon1:10:34 Collector’s Corner Julie Elgersma - Supply Disbursement 6 407 730 Jayci Hall, 16 Key West 56:21 64 1121 193 Sus’a Blythe,29 Gainesville1:10:55 Rick "Moon" Luna EXIT Realty - Start Line 7 438 698 Lauren Griffin, 17 Lighthse Pte 57:00 65 1122 655 Jamie Giganti,28 Marathon 1:10:56 Dan Zieg MHS Boys Basketball - Supply Check-in 8 496 1740 Georgia Welzien,16 Sugarloaf 57:53 66 1131 56 Em Anderson,28 Alexandria 1:11:16 Chris Pankow Denise Pankow - Men’s Chute Finish 9 505 1477 G. Scammacca,17 Sugarloaf 58:06 67 1192 1692 Tara Urbanik,29 St Cloud 1:13:15 Marathon Post Office - Ginger Michaels Paradise Landscaping - Finish Line Marathon A/C & Appliances 10 511 1635 Marlene Thurber,17 Key Wst 58:14 68 1216 853 V. Jagusztyn,27 Pompano 1:14:38 Teresa Konrath - Parking Captain Southernmost Runners Club 11 516 1161 Ariel Moore,15 Big Pine Key 58:17 69 1237 1608 AStuardi ,28 Big Coppit 1:15:16 Dave Daniels - Safety Team and T-Shirts Mike & Mary - “Disciplines” Bobbie & Chuck Bayles - T-Shirts, 12 581 418 Taelor Cuppett,14 Key Largo 59:33 70 1284 32 Sara Adler, 27 Boynton Bh 1:17:47 Jim Dorl & Donna Varney LAW OFFICES Sponges and Signs 13 599 1470 Vnessa Sardina,18 Marathon 59:51 71 1298 203 Angela Boinski ,26 Tavernier1:18:45 Ken & Julie Elgersma LOUGHREN AND DOYLE, P.A. Luis Gonzales - Packet Pickup 14 607 1469 Mi’elle Sardina, 16 Marathon 59:58 72 1324 794 H. Hinton, 25 Cooper City 1:19:56 Kirk of the Keys Church (954) 525-6006 MHS Baseball 15 609 1757 Marina Wiatt,15 Marathon 59:59 Linda King MHS Cheerleaders - Refreshments 16 748 684 Sahara Graft,13 Big Pine Key1:03:14 MALE AGE GROUP: 30-34 Maryann & Don Nelson Dot & Don Scotten - Start & Finish 17 773 1143 Tristin Milliken,13 Cudjoe 1:03:34 1 16 1332 Agustin Puac,31 Key West 40:41 OPC Awards CM Bishop & Jim Dalrymple - Splits 18 788 805 Julie Holroyd,16 Big Pine Key1:03:52 2 23 206 P. Bonacossa,33 Miami Beach 41:48 Sue Corbin Art Stephens - Beer Truck Goal Line Embroidery 19 813 1712 Rebekah Wardlow,14 KWest1:04:22 3 26 199 Ben Bogacz,31 Bonita Springs 42:32 THE FLORIDA KEYS RADIO STATION Tom Bottomley - Soda Truck 20 872 105 Savannah Barkdull,15 NPBh 1:05:23 4 41 466 Ryan Dick,34 Fort Lauderdale 44:44 and Action Wear - Terri Labrada Pete Worthington - Communication Team 21 925 1667 M’a Valerdi,16 Marathon 1:06:16 5 49 593 Seanynn, 34 West Palm Beach 45:30 Bill Becker The Sayer Family - Mail 22 1001 618 Katie Fry, 15 Key Largo 1:07:40 6 51 1446 Peter Ryan,33 Key West 45:34 FKEC Generation Plant MHS Girls Soccer - Application stuffing 23 1019 1258 KathPanskyy,13 Marathon1:08:06 7 64 1441 Frankie Ruiz,30 Miami Beach 46:42 MM Party Store Brian Garrigan - H20 knights Key 24 1030 28 Ashley Adamo,14 Marathon 1:08:25 8 75 268 Dewitt Burlingame, 31 Tequesta 47:21 Key West Tourist Info Center, BPK MHS Football - Clean up and Parking Sunshine Key RV Resort 25 1038 1764 Samantha Wilhide,16 BPK1:08:30 9 136 568 Bradley Fenton,32 Holywood 49:44 “The Best A-Z Team” - Apps & Number Another Real Estate Co. Nights 26 1061 227 Alexis Branch,14 Marathon 1:09:06 10 154 171 Gregory Blackburn,34 Ft Lad 50:22 Rob’s Island Grill 27 1084 369 S Colbacchini,14 CSprings 1:09:59 11 178 212 Nathan Booton, 31 Key West 50:58 MHS Volleyball Big Pine Fishing Lodge Thanks to the following good people who worked tirelessly Marathon Fire Station - Clare 28 1100 1115 M. McKenna,15 Marathon1:10:35 12 194 1266 Tim Paul,31 Miami Springs 51:23 Bank of America on the traffic control and safety aspects of the race: MHS Boys Soccer - parking 29 1139 641 Emm. Gaskill,13 Sugarloaf 1:11:36 13 196 342 Nathan Charette,32 DelrayBh51:31 Crane Point Hammock MHS Yearbook 30 1144 370 AColbacchini,17 CSprings 1:11:52 14 232 1440 R’n Rudzik, 33 Summerland 52:33 Lower Keys Chamber of Commerce Sheriff Robert Peryam, Sgt. Dennis Cain, Capt. Chad Scibilia, Lieutenant MHS Cross Country 31 1171 575 Brianna Figueredo,13 BPK 1:12:46 15 241 1543 Christopher Shultz,33 KWest 52:43 Gene Thompson & the Monroe County Sheriff’s Department MHS Softball 32 1203 446 J.De La Cruz,14 Marathon 1:13:37 16 250 1699 Michael Waldman,33 Ft Lad 52:51 33 1206 402 Sheila Corro,13 Marathon 1:13:51 17 251 1752 Nathan Whitney,30 Hall’dale 52:51 MHS Coaches and Faculty Monroe County Sheriff’s Reserves 34 1226 864 Erica Jewell,16 Key West 1:14:51 18 253 682 Andy Govrik,31 Angola 52:55 Big Pine Athletic Association 35 1254 1066 Madelyn Malloggi,13 KW 1:16:12 19 280 282 Stew Caldwell,30 Islamorada 53:47 Big Pine Charter School Fishermen’s Hospital Emergency Medical Personnel 36 1260 476 S. Dodamead,13 Marathon1:16:24 20 281 1619 Jon’n Szumada, 34 Tavernier 53:49 And to anyone who we may Monroe County Fire Rescue 37 1281 334 Catherine Cellon,18 Boca 1:17:38 21 316 839 Mark Imbertson, 33 Jupiter 54:37 have missed ... Marathon Fire Rescue 38 1309 706 Acacia Grube,16 Marathon 1:19:13 22 317 1327 Danny Price,34 Marathon 54:41 SPECIAL THANKS to the staff of Bishop, Rosaco & Co. CPA's & We appreciate your contribution! 39 1310 15 Natalie Wright,17 Marathon 1:19:13 23 356 1393 Michael Robinson,33 KWest 55:15 the Greater Marathon Chamber of Commerce for their patience & support 40 1329 260 Emily Bunch,14 BPine Key 1:20:04 24 369 1598 Evan Stern,34 Gainesville 55:34 Bobbie and Ginger 41 1366 1462 M. Sandusky,15 Marathon1:21:31 25 399 985 Scott Lant,33 Madeira Beach 56:08 A BIG THANK YOU to all of the businesses that displayed flyers for the run 26 421 1223 Mic Okeeffe,33 Key Largo 56:36 Thanks to Everyone for a Great Run! MALE AGE GROUP: 19-24 27 431 1576 Eric Solomon,34 Weston 56:55 292376 6B THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 SPORTS: 7 Mile Bridge Run

83 1054 904 Wm Kay 43 Williamsburg 1:08:48 21 337 1095 Heidi McBride 41 Derfd Bh 54:56 59 746 1285 Barbara Perez 42 CGables 1:03:14 104 1267 952 Mindy Kramer 44 Boynton Beach 52:17 00:52:14 7:41 Creek 1:05:09 01:04:14 9:27 84 1064 196 Keith Boeck 43 PBG 1:09:14 22 339 772 Keira Herlth 43 Tavernier 54:57 60 747 748 Deb Harper 42 Plantation 1:03:14 1:17:11 01:16:37 11:17 32 234 1811 Jeff Ziesche 47 Parkland 53:03 80 811 1259 Michael Papa 46 Jupiter 1:05:01 85 1065 591 Michaelynn 43 PemPines 1:09:14 23 344 1186 Kathleen Murphy 44 PBG 55:03 61 762 1004 I.Lesperance 44 Miami 1:03:27 105 1287 596 Christineynn 41 Parkland 00:52:34 7:44 01:04:20 9:28 86 1085 1420 CRosenbalm 40 KLargo 1:10:01 24 389 558 Heidi Farnham 41 LkWorth 56:03 62 774 1324 Geo’a Powel 40 PBSh’s 1:03:35 1:18:12 01:17:54 11:28 33 236 1790 Michael Woodmansee 46 81 814 1517 Sal Senzatimore Jr. 46 Jupiter 87 1086 1367 Chris Reny 44 WManors 1:10:02 25 392 157 Bonnie Berkowitz 43 Vienna 56:06 63 775 1664 BarbValancy 44 Weston 1:03:35 106 1290 1487 Ashley Schmidt 40 Clemmons Lighthouse Point 52:54 00:52:39 7:45 1:05:05 01:04:24 9:29 88 1089 1203 RNicholas 42 Rockledge 1:10:09 26 409 1763 Camille Wiley 44 Ramrod 56:23 64 777 1671 Kelley Valle 40 Key West 1:03:37 1:19:15 01:18:21 11:32 34 244 1055 Gary Macfarquhar 49 Evergreen 82 824 1559 Scott Smith 46 Key West 1:04:46 89 1147 787 JHiggins 42 Coconut Gr 1:12:00 27 443 210 Jennifer Bonnoront 40 Jupiter 57:04 65 782 812 Cornelia Hoover 40 Mar’hon 1:03:45 107 1335 1391 Keenya Robertson 40 53:16 00:52:44 7:46 01:04:32 9:30 90 1179 1102 AMcClay 44 Lantana 1:12:58 28 446 1040 Ana Lundgren 41 Margate 57:09 66 791 1253 Jocelyn Palacki 42 Mar’on 1:04:03 Pembroke Pines 1:21:33 01:20:23 11:50 35 270 103 Edward Barham 46 Marathon 83 839 688 Scott Greager 45 Key West 1:06:06 91 1182 1515 Kevin Semisch 42 Parkld 1:13:01 29 450 1231 Jane Onufer 43 Pinecrest 57:13 67 845 1493 KSchumacher 42 Mar’on 1:04:54 108 1349 1170 Anne Morkill 44 Big Pine Key 53:30 00:53:28 7:52 01:04:47 9:32 92 1196 1450 M. Saes 44 Plantation 1:13:22 30 457 182 Tammy Blanc 43 Ft Laud 57:19 1:22:00 01:21:01 11:55 36 271 1120 Shawn McManus 49 Sunrise 84 841 1711 Eric Wardlow 48 Key West 1:05:51 93 1197 1687 Doug Vizzini 41 Davie 1:13:23 31 464 821 Kelly Humeston 44 Boca 57:22 (Place, Overall, Bib No., Name, Age, Hometown, 109 1355 372 Margie Coldren 40 Ft Lauderdale 54:26 00:53:32 7:53 01:04:49 9:32 94 1207 950 RKowaleski 43 Marathon 1:14:01 32 467 1315 Jennifer Podis 42 Lk Worth 57:25 Gun Time, Time From Start to Finish, Pace 1:21:51 01:21:11 11:57 37 272 857 Mark Janik 47 Lake Worth 54:26 85 862 1706 Michael Walters 48 Key Largo 95 1235 662 DGlasser 40 Melbourne 1:15:14 33 497 573 Michelle Fieldler 44 Ft Laud 57:53 for Mile) 110 1357 1225 Laurie Oliva 44 Ft Lauderdale 00:53:32 7:53 1:06:40 01:05:16 9:36 96 1256 572 Peter Ferry 42 Vienna 1:16:13 34 506 1020 C’l Litchfield 41 Alabaster 58:07 68 852 1027 M Lochner 42 Tequesta 1:05:05 1:21:57 01:21:15 11:57 38 275 1449 Mark Saavedra 45 Pompano 86 871 104 Thomas Barkdull 49 North Palm 97 1269 1183 Adam Muller 43 KLargo 1:16:45 35 510 464 Elizabeth Dewoody 42 WPB 58:13 9:35 111 1362 289 Andrea Cameron 44 Jupiter Beach 53:48 00:53:35 7:53 Beach 1:06:14 01:05:22 9:37 98 1346 795 Kev Hobeck 44 PemPines 1:20:53 36 521 1010 Donna Lewis 41 PBG 58:26 69 858 1124 Darci McNally 42 Boca 1:05:13 1:22:14 01:21:22 11:58 39 294 1817 Gerry Arsenault 47 Deerfield 87 894 1663 Scott Valancy 45 Weston 1:07:03 37 522 1100 M. McCartney 40 Jupiter 58:27 9:36 112 1365 458 Lori Denny 43 Marathon 1:22:03 Beach 54:50 00:54:06 7:58 01:05:46 9:41 FEMALE AGE GROUP: 40-44 38 526 1640 Laura Timura 40 Tavernier 58:30 70 859 736 Jane Hamilton 42 KWest 1:05:15 01:21:28 11:59 40 295 926 Byron Kibort 48 Miami 54:28 88 896 1762 Jeffrey Wilderson 46 Marathon 1 63 3 Amy Triggs 44 WPBeach 46:42 39 543 299 Susie Cantrick 43 Ft Laud 58:50 9:36 113 1371 589 Amyetcher 44 Coral Springs 00:54:08 7:58 1:05:49 01:05:48 9:41 2 71 1033 Jennifer Lopes 42 Key West 47:02 40 566 1431 Alisa Rubin 40 Boca Raton 59:16 71 875 666 Gail Goetsch 40 CGables 1:05:26 1:22:03 01:21:45 12:02 41 297 1560 Nigel Smith 49 Pompano Beach 89 931 1044 Don Lutz 48 Iselin 1:06:23 3 110 678 Josette Goodroe 40 Key West 48:58 41 568 234 Maria Bretas 42 Boca 59:17 9:38 114 1383 672 Patti Golis 43 Weston 1:23:36 54:21 00:54:11 7:58 01:06:21 9:46 4 114 1035 Kim Loucks 42 Pompano 49:10 42 570 453 Susan Dekeyser 43 Key West 59:22 72 877 215 Karen Bottiglieri 41 Loxahatchee 01:22:26 12:08 42 300 1098 Tony McCarthy 47 St. Augustine 90 935 711 Chris Gunson 46 Pembroke Pines 5 151 1269 Karen Paxton 41 NPBeach 50:13 43 572 487 Michelle Donahue 40 Lantana 59:25 1:05:54 01:05:28 9:38 54:25 00:54:15 7:59 1:06:42 01:06:24 9:46 6 155 488 Sheila Donahoe 44 Ft Laud 50:23 44 574 1207 Gina Noblit 42 Westfield 59:26 73 885 1386 Elizabeth Roberts 40 Hollywood MALE AGE GROUP: 45-49 43 318 981 Michael Lane 46 Southwick 55:23 91 949 1545 Allen Siegel 45 Pembroke Pines 7 156 1014 Christina Lihan 44 Pompano 50:24 45 577 324 Julie Castro 40 Ft Laud 59:29 1:06:09 01:05:34 9:39 1 14 1603 Monte Stickel 48 Fort Lauderdale 00:54:41 8:03 1:07:45 01:06:45 9:49 8 157 571 Robyn Ferris 43 Oakland Park 50:30 46 605 1056 SMacfarquhar 44 PBG 59:57 74 888 1442 Suzanne Runnels 44 Key West 40:28 00:40:24 5:57 44 329 783 Henry Hidy 45 Sugarloaf Key 55:39 92 980 1546 David Simons 47 Plantation 9 159 1789 Ellen Wood 42 Hollywood 50:31 47 631 321 Ana Castellanos 43 Miami 1:00:30 1:05:57 01:05:37 9:39 2 19 1649 Matt Triggs 45 West Palm Beach 00:54:49 8:04 1:07:39 01:07:18 9:54 10 170 395 Sue Cooper 42 Key West 50:50 48 642 322 Jeri Castrillon 41 Lk Worth 1:00:40 75 895 59 Jacqueli Anderson 42 Key Largo 41:14 00:41:13 6:04 45 340 1710 Barry Ward 48 Forked River 55:18 93 983 459 Todd Denz 46eming Island 1:08:45 11 174 1347 Laurie Rapaport 42 NPBh 50:54 49 659 539 SEmbuscado 41 Tamarac 1:01:04 1:06:45 01:05:46 9:41 3 22 1154 Joseph Monks 49 Deerfield Beach 00:54:59 8:06 01:07:20 9:55 12 175 1311 Jeanette Pike 41 Key West 50:54 50 662 320 Yamile Castella 44 Miami 1:01:05 76 901 156 Kelli Berger 43 Big Pine Key 41:46 00:41:44 6:09 46 341 1054 Kenneth Macfarquhar 47 Palm 94 1012 1530 Stephen Shea 45 Plantation 13 182 469 Tracy Dickinson 42 Jupiter 51:09 51 669 755 Elaine Haufle 44 Orlando 1:01:11 1:06:44 01:05:49 9:41 4 29 1580 Jose Sotolongo 47 Miami 42:53 Beach Gardens 55:15 00:55:00 8:06 1:08:18 01:07:53 9:59 14 183 1012 Judy Libby 41 Jupiter 51:11 52 670 454 Tracy Deley 44 Atlanta 1:01:13 77 904 719 Laura Haase 42 Stuart 1:06:32 00:42:52 6:19 47 365 1415 Mark Rosch 48 Summerland Key 95 1018 348 Mark Childester 49 Hampton 15 201 1344 Kathy Randolph 41 WPBh 51:41 53 675 1461 MSands 43 Tavernier 1:01:24 01:05:50 9:41 5 30 126 Dale Bartfay 46 Hollywood 43:21 55:54 00:55:31 8:10 1:09:28 01:08:05 10:01 16 227 844 DIsrael-Castle 41 Hollywood 52:29 54 700 982 Lauren Lange 43 Ft Laud 1:02:10 78 906 272 Evelyn Bush 41 Cape Canaveral 00:43:19 6:23 48 375 899 Daniel Kassem 48 Coral Springs 96 1028 1771 Dave Wilson 46 Haverhill 17 258 228 Colleen Brannelly 41 Ft. Laud 53:04 55 708 114 Summer Barranco 40 FtLaud1:02:17 1:06:44 01:05:55 9:42 6 31 1803 Chris Youhn 49 Webster 43:47 56:03 00:55:41 8:12 1:09:31 01:08:18 10:03 18 268 11 Veronica Dasilva 43 SMiami 53:22 56 716 1544 Kelly Shuster 43 Ft Laud 1:02:29 79 909 759 Carmen Healy 41 Ft Lauderdale 00:43:20 6:23 49 379 1070 Jack Maltz 47 Miami Lakes 56:02 97 1055 1171 Michael Morris 48 Miami Shores 19 320 241 Karen Bronstein 42 WPB 54:42 57 737 563 Denise Fecht 40 NPBeach 1:03:04 1:06:08 01:06:01 9:43 7 44 1294 Joe Peterson 49 Boca Raton 45:13 00:55:50 8:13 1:09:23 01:08:48 10:08 20 335 1813 Bette Zirkelbach 43 Mar’n 54:55 58 744 1084 Monica Matroci 41 KW 1:03:13 80 910 788 Celeste Higgins 43 Coconut Grove 00:45:06 6:38 50 382 1500 Dennis Scott 49 Jupiter 56:18 98 1071 1165 Carlo Morato 47 Marathon 1:06:31 01:06:02 9:43 8 53 1306 Michael Piazza 45 Pembroke Pines 00:55:55 8:14 1:09:30 01:09:28 10:13 81 926 1549 Nancy Sixto-Debesa 40 Hollywood 45:57 00:45:39 6:43 51 384 29 Donald Adams 48 Palm Beach 99 1092 638 Miguel Garrido 46 Palm Beach 1:07:27 01:06:16 9:45 9 56 898 Tom Kasprik 46 Boca Raton 46:10 Gardens 56:59 00:55:56 8:14 Gardens 1:10:38 01:10:13 10:20 NOTICE OF MAJOR DEVELOPMENT 82 927 336 Alyssa Cerkleski 43 Key West 00:46:09 6:48 52 396 85 David Baber 49 Palm Beach Gardens 100 1108 1403 Randall Roger 49 Boca Raton 1:07:12 01:06:17 9:45 10 58 1301 Don Pferdehirt 48 The Woodlands 57:14 00:56:07 8:16 1:11:07 01:10:39 10:24 The Key West City Commission will hold a Public Hearing 83 947 74 Sharon Atwood 43 Pompano Beach 46:32 00:46:13 6:48 53 405 486 Kevin Donahue 46 Chicago 56:30 101 1111 529 Mark Eble 49 Tequesta 1:11:29 1:07:46 01:06:36 9:48 11 66 1217 Tim Obrien 49 Fort Lauderdale 00:56:17 8:17 01:10:41 10:24 at Old City Hall, 510 Greene Street, Key West, Florida on 84 971 1520 Melissa Serrate 41 Cooper City 46:54 00:46:48 6:53 54 417 1310 Peter Pike 47 Key West 56:40 102 1123 1742 Curtis Wenke 45 Ottawa Lake May 5, 2009 at 6:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as the 1:08:00 01:07:11 9:53 12 69 381 Paul Comeau 47 Plaistrow 47:03 00:56:28 8:19 1:12:26 01:10:58 10:27 85 1025 1778 Chris Witmer 40 West Palm 00:46:51 6:54 55 426 578 Brian Findley 47 Royal Palm Beach 103 1125 161 Michael Bernazani 47 matter shall arise on the agenda. Beach 1:08:58 01:08:12 10:02 13 81 522 John Durbin 47 Marathon 47:56 57:01 00:56:46 8:21 Chelmsford 1:12:07 01:10:59 10:27 86 1031 1032 Emily Loonam 40 Coral Springs 00:47:48 7:02 56 448 36 Peter Aisenberg 45 Plantation 57:25 104 1132 349 Dana Childs 45 Marathon The purpose of the Hearing is to consider a resolution for: 1:09:32 01:08:26 10:04 14 83 1268 Erich Pauli 48 Fort Lauderdale 00:57:10 8:25 1:12:06 01:11:19 10:30 87 1036 129 Laura Basile 40 Palm Beach 47:59 00:47:55 7:03 57 470 554 Manuel Farach 49 Hobe Sound 105 1225 243 Rory Brown 46 North Palm Approving redevelopment of the 44-unit Roosevelt Gardens 1:08:39 01:08:29 10:05 15 99 599 Ted Forman 46 Delray Beach 48:46 57:52 00:57:32 8:28 Beach 1:14:53 01:14:50 11:01 Sands, Jr. Housing Complex in the HMDR Zoning 88 1040 1108 Karen McDonough 40 Delray 00:48:35 7:09 58 483 696 Robert Grenga 48 West Palm Beach 106 1228 495 David Doughty 49 Palm Beach District per Section 108-9(2)(a) of the Land Development Beach 1:09:09 01:08:33 10:05 16 101 1047 Larry Lynch 49 Hollywood 48:43 1:01:50 00:57:45 8:30 Gardens 1:15:08 01:14:53 11:01 89 1058 490 Sharon Donaldson 40 Plantation 00:48:40 7:10 59 491 807 Rolando Holz 45 Miami Beach 107 1252 457 Daniel Dempewolf 46 Cooper Regulations of the Code of Ordinances of the City of 1:10:08 01:09:01 10:09 17 107 422 Luis Da Silva 49 South Miami 57:54 00:57:50 8:31 City 1:17:31 01:16:10 11:12 Key West, Florida (RE# 00015390-000000) 90 1072 661 Cari Glass 40 Davie 1:10:42 48:58 00:48:57 7:12 60 501 518 Stephen Dunne 46 Jupiter 58:06 108 1279 633 Wayne Garcia 49 Key West 01:09:28 10:13 18 120 427 Joe D’Amata 48 Gainesville 49:44 00:57:58 8:32 1:18:45 01:17:33 11:25 The fi le may be reviewed during regular offi ce hours, 8:00 91 1076 1758 Katrina Wiatt 44 Marathon 00:49:18 7:15 61 503 843 Douglas Isenberg 47 Miami 58:09 109 1288 1241 Michael Orr 49 Jupiter 1:19:02 1:09:36 01:09:34 10:14 19 121 604 William Fox 49 Ramrod Key 49:23 00:58:01 8:32 01:18:11 11:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., at the City Clerk’s Offi ce, 525 Angela 92 1088 1204 Cindy Nicholas 41 Rockledge 00:49:19 7:16 62 508 452 Rick Dekeyser 49 Key West 58:40 110 1356 1678 Hank Vanwieringen 49 Lake Street. 1:11:07 01:10:08 10:19 20 124 1604 Stuart Stickel 45 Charleston 00:58:08 8:33 Worth 1:21:52 01:21:14 11:57 93 1090 1402 Rebecca Rodriguez 42 Parkland 50:00 00:49:22 7:16 63 538 1760 Rex Wiegers 47 Hobe Sound 111 1361 280 James Cagle 48 Knoxville If signing, special seating, or other accommodations are 1:11:04 01:10:11 10:20 21 125 1138 Glen Mick 49 Fort Lauderdale 59:55 00:58:47 8:39 1:22:07 01:21:22 11:58 94 1094 248 Judy Brown 44 N Palm Beach 49:25 00:49:25 7:16 64 562 1814 Stan Zuba 48 Tavernier 1:00:17 112 1390 300 Joe Capicotti 48 Hobe Sound required, please call 809-3831 1:10:22 01:10:17 10:21 22 129 1094 Michael McAuliffe 45 West Palm 00:59:12 8:43 1:22:59 01:22:54 12:12 95 1096 778 Elise Herold 42 West Palm Beach Beach 49:34 00:49:33 7:18 65 613 1553 Geoffrey Sluggett 47 Loxahatchee (TDD number 809-1111) 24 hours prior to the meeting. 1:10:39 01:10:24 10:22 23 131 739 Matt Handel 47 Jupiter 49:37 1:00:33 01:00:08 8:51 FEMALE AGE GROUP: 45-49 96 1105 550 Susan Falvai 44 Pompano Beach 00:49:36 7:18 66 618 1340 Diego Ramirez 45 Miami 1:00:43 1 60 1489 Joan Scholz 47 Tavernier 46:39 Pursuant to F.S. 286.0105, notice is given that if a person 1:11:26 01:10:37 10:23 24 132 919 Bruce Keno 47 Hollywood 49:37 01:00:18 8:52 00:46:37 6:52 decides to appeal any decision made by the Commission 97 1106 955 Ulrika Kristofersson 40 Ft 00:49:37 7:18 67 622 368 Donald Colbacchini 46 Coral 2 127 164 Debra Bertolini 47 Key West 49:47 with respect to any matter considered at such meeting or Lauderdale 1:11:58 01:10:37 10:24 25 148 1003 Bob Lesperance 45 Miami 50:12 Springs 1:01:02 01:00:22 8:53 00:49:30 7:17 98 1160 1509 Gwen Seipel 43 Atlantis 1:13:33 00:50:05 7:22 68 624 1041 Jonathan Luscomb 49 Jupiter 3 135 667 Sheri Golden 45 Big Pine Key 50:32 hearing, that person will need a record of the proceedings, 01:12:31 10:40 26 158 722 Joseph Hackett 45 Jupiter 50:31 1:00:31 01:00:23 8:53 00:49:43 7:19 and that, for such purpose, that person may need to ensure 99 1183 1672 Kathrine Vals 42 Marathon 00:50:30 7:26 69 630 939 Richard Klitenick 46 Key West 4 171 340 Martha Chaplin 49 Micanopy 50:54 1:13:28 01:13:02 10:45 27 177 1729 Mark Weber 47 Palm Beach 1:01:31 01:00:30 8:54 00:50:51 7:29 that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which 100 1194 491 Melissa Donoho 44 Ft Gardens 51:14 00:50:57 7:30 70 655 1541 Kenneth Shriner 48 Boynton 5 189 470 Margaret Difilippo 46 Waretown record includes the testimony and evidence upon which Lauderdale 1:14:39 01:13:18 10:47 28 192 1745 Steven Werble 45 Weston 51:28 Beach 1:02:23 01:00:52 8:58 51:35 00:51:18 7:33 101 1243 525 Cindy Durkin 42 Marathon 00:51:22 7:34 71 658 773 Craig Herman 45 Weston 1:01:44 6 195 1421 Robin Rosenberg 47 West Palm the appeal is to be based. 1:15:46 01:15:44 11:09 29 212 135 Patrick Baxter 46 Boynton Beach 01:01:04 8:59 Beach 51:25 00:51:25 7:34 102 1250 712 Robin Gunson 42 Pembroke 52:13 00:51:52 7:38 72 701 245 Chip Brown 49 Maitland 1:02:46 7 215 424 Pam Daddio 49 Marathon 52:23 Cheryl Smith, MMC, CPM Pines 1:16:24 01:16:05 11:12 30 214 137 Robert Becker 46 Miramar 52:05 01:02:11 9:09 00:52:05 7:40 City Clerk 103 1258 46 Diane Allen 43 Plantation 1:17:38 00:52:02 7:40 73 719 1780 Brian Witte 45 Coral Springs 8 228 1730 Leslie Weber 48 Palm Beach KWC - April 26, 2009 298700 01:16:18 11:14 31 222 1643 Esteban Torres 47 Homestead 1:03:16 01:02:32 9:12 Gardens 52:45 00:52:30 7:44 74 749 122 Michael Barry 49 Sunrise 1:04:28 9 230 1141 Linda Miller 48 Wellington 52:48 01:03:14 9:18 00:52:33 7:44 75 751 262 Gary Burchfield 48 Key West 10 243 311 Alba Carmona 46 Hialeah 52:46 1:03:17 01:03:17 9:19 00:52:43 7:46 76 753 1175 Russell Morrison 45 Jupiter 11 274 1679 Kathleen Vanwieringen 48 Lake 1:03:42 01:03:18 9:19 Worth 53:57 00:53:34 7:53 77 757 319 Ramon Castella 46 Miami 1:03:33 12 276 1788 Ivonne Wood 45 Hollywood 54:14 01:03:21 9:19 00:53:37 7:54 78 803 1731 John Webster 46 Marietta 1:04:42 13 301 1626 Patricia Tegtman 48 Coral Springs 01:04:13 9:27 54:22 00:54:15 7:59 79 805 659 Richard Giuffreda 47 Coconut 14 309 1396 Leah Rockwell 46 West Palm

Meeting Notice Monroe County Land Authority

Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Monroe County Land Authority Advisory Committee will be held at 9:30 AM in the Marathon Government Center on Tuesday, April 28, 2009. The public is invited. For additional information or a copy of the agenda, please NOTICE OF HEARING TO IMPOSE AND NOTICE OF HEARING TO IMPOSE AND contact the Land Authority offi ce at 295-5180. PROVIDE FOR COLLECTION OF NON-AD PROVIDE FOR COLLECTION OF NON-AD April 26, 2009 Key West Citizen 298691 VALOREM ASSESSMENTS VALOREM ASSESSMENTS Notice is hereby given that the Key Largo Wastewater Notice is hereby given that the Key Largo Wastewater NOTICE OF A WORKSHOP Treatment District Board of Commissioners will conduct a Treatment District Board of Commissioners will conduct a THE UTILITY BOARD OF THE CITY OF KEY public hearing to consider imposition of non-ad valorem public hearing to consider imposition of non-ad valorem WEST, FLORIDA, WILL HOLD A WORKSHOP ON assessments against certain parcels of real property located assessments against certain parcels of real property located THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 2009, AT 2:00 P.M. IN THE within the District. The hearing will be held at 4:00 p.m., within the District. The hearing will be held at 4:00 p.m., LOUIS CARBONELL BOARD ROOM, LOCATED IN or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard, on May or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard, on May THE WILLIAM ARNOLD SERVICE BUILDING, AT 19, 2009 at the District offi ce located at 98880 Overseas 19, 2009 at the District offi ce located at 98880 Overseas 1001 JAMES STREET TO DISCUSS AND UPDATE Highway, Key Largo, Florida, for the purpose of receiving Highway, Key Largo, Florida, for the purpose of receiving THE STRATEGIC PLAN FOR FISCAL YEARS 2009 public comment on the proposed assessments. public comment on the proposed assessments. AND 2010. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, THE PUBLIC IS WELCOME AND ENCOURAGED TO persons needing special accommodation or an interpreter persons needing special accommodation or an interpreter ATTEND. KWC April 26, 2009 310823 to participate in this proceeding should contact the District to participate in this proceeding should contact the District Clerk, Carol Walker, at 305-453-5804 at least 3 days prior to Clerk, Carol Walker, at 305-453-5804 at least 3 days prior to the hearing. the hearing. Notice is hereby given: All affected real property owners have a right to appear All affected real property owners have a right to appear Manuel Savinon at the hearing and/or to fi le written comments with the District at the hearing and/or to fi le written comments with the District 11 Riviera Dr within 20 days of this notice. If a person wishes to appeal within 20 days of this notice. If a person wishes to appeal Key West, FL 33040 any decision made by the District with respect to any matter any decision made by the District with respect to any matter considered at the hearing, such person will need a record considered at the hearing, such person will need a record You are hereby notifi ed that your eligibility to vote is in question. You of the proceedings, and may need to ensure that a verbatim of the proceedings, and may need to ensure that a verbatim are required to contact the Monroe County Supervisor of Elections, in Key West, Florida, no later than thirty (30) days after the date of record is made, including the testimony and evidence upon record is made, including the testimony and evidence upon this publishing. Failure to respond will result in a determination of which the appeal is to be made. which the appeal is to be made. ineligibility by the Supervisor and your name will be removed from the The assessments have been proposed to recover The assessments have been proposed to recover statewide voter registration system. a portion of the capital costs of District wastewater a portion of the capital costs of District wastewater management facilities constructed, and to be constructed, management facilities constructed, and to be constructed, Harry L. Sawyer, Jr. within the District. The amount of the assessment imposed within the District. The amount of the assessment imposed Monroe County Supervisor of Elections 530 Whitehead Street, #101 upon each parcel will be calculated under and in accordance upon each parcel will be calculated under and in accordance Key West, Florida 33040 with the resolution adopting System Development Charges with the resolution adopting System Development Charges 305-292-3416 at the District Board meeting of July 20, 2005 and the 2009 at the District Board meeting of July 20, 2005 and the 2009 04/09 Preliminary Assessment Resolution adopted at the District Preliminary Assessment Resolution adopted at the District Board meeting of April 21, 2009. Copies of these resolutions Board meeting of April 21, 2009. Copies of these resolutions and supporting documents are available for inspection and and supporting documents are available for inspection and Por este medio: copying at the District offi ce located at 98880 Overseas copying at the District offi ce located at 98880 Overseas Highway, Key Largo. Highway, Key Largo. Manuel Savinon 11 Riviera Dr The special assessments will be collected by the The special assessments will be collected by the Key West, FL 33040 Monroe County Tax Collector in annual payments on the ad Monroe County Tax Collector in annual payments on the ad valorem tax bill, as authorized by Section 197.3632, Florida valorem tax bill, as authorized by Section 197.3632, Florida Se le notifi ca que se ha cuestionado su aptitud para votar. Usted tiene Statutes. Failure to pay the assessments will cause a tax Statutes. Failure to pay the assessments will cause a tax la obligación de comunicarse con el Supervisor de Elecciones del certifi cate to be issued against the real property, which may certifi cate to be issued against the real property, which may Condado de Monroe en Cayo Hueso, Florida, a más tardar treinta result in loss of title. result in loss of title. (30) días después de la fecha de esta publicación. No responder tendrá por resultado una determinación por parte del Supervisor de la The District intends to collect the assessments in 20 The District intends to collect the assessments in 20 ineptitud suya para votar, por lo que se sacará su nombre del sistema annual assessments, the fi rst of which will be included on annual assessments, the fi rst of which will be included on de inscripciones electorales del Estado. the ad valorem tax bill to be mailed in November 2009. the ad valorem tax bill to be mailed in November 2009. Future assessments may be prepaid in their entirety at the Future assessments may be prepaid in their entirety at the Harry L. Sawyer, Jr. option of the property owner. option of the property owner. Supervisor de Elecciones del Condado de Monroe 530 Whitehead Street, #101 If you have any questions, please contact the District If you have any questions, please contact the District Key West, Florida 33040 Clerk at 305-453-5804, Monday through Friday between Clerk at 305-453-5804, Monday through Friday between 305-292-3416 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 pm. 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 pm. 04/09 KEY LARGO WASTEWATER TREATMENT DISTRICT. KEY LARGO WASTEWATER TREATMENT DISTRICT. KWC - April 26, 2009; FP - April 29, 2009 298724 KWC - April 26, 2009; FP - April 29, 2009 298721 April 26, 2009 Key West Citizen, April 29, 2009 Free Press 298728 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 7B SPORTS: 7 Mile Bridge Run

Beach 54:36 00:54:24 8:00 65 981 1351 Nancy Ray-Whipple 47 McHenry 50:11 00:50:04 7:22 55 865 1454 Pierre Samaha 50 Coconut Creek 57:22 00:57:12 8:25 40 854 1721 Chris Watkins 50 Tavernier 15 324 1142 Carol Miller 48 Marathon 54:54 1:08:32 01:07:18 9:54 13 152 1572 Fred Snowman 53 Micanopy 1:06:01 01:05:17 9:37 17 487 326 Christie Cavanaugh 51 Gainesville 1:05:59 01:05:08 9:35 00:54:45 8:04 66 993 830 Susan Hutcheon 45 Royal Palm 50:17 00:50:16 7:24 56 882 43 Peter Allen 51 Jupiter 1:06:27 58:15 00:57:49 8:31 41 861 647 Cindy Gavin 52 Big Pine Key 16 334 912 Laura Kelly 46 Ft Lauderdale 56:06 1:08:46 01:07:28 9:56 14 176 534 Christos Elipoulos 53 Davie 51:11 01:05:33 9:39 18 525 967 Terri Labrada 50 Key West 58:44 1:06:11 01:05:16 9:36 00:54:54 8:05 67 1011 494 Jan Dorl 48 Marathon 1:08:06 00:50:56 7:30 57 891 1184 Terry Murdock 51 Miami 1:06:13 00:58:29 8:37 42 900 169 Catherine Billings-Ouellette 52 N 17 338 1030 Anne Marie Logan 46 Indialantic 01:07:48 9:59 15 204 758 Edward Healy 51 Key West 51:49 01:05:42 9:40 19 540 251 Gretchen Brown 50 Key West 59:49 Palm Beach 1:05:53 01:05:49 9:41 56:07 00:54:56 8:05 68 1013 271 Brenda Bush 47 Tavernier 1:08:03 00:51:44 7:37 58 922 721 Hal Habib 50 West Palm Beach 00:58:49 8:39 43 903 993 Leslie Lazo 52 Miami 1:07:03 18 342 519 Christi Dupre 48 Islamorada 55:04 01:07:54 10:00 16 220 1413 Stephen Roos 50 Lake Worth 1:06:45 01:06:11 9:44 20 548 614 Dana Fritzinger 51 Boca Raton 01:05:50 9:41 00:55:00 8:06 69 1026 475 Bernice Dionne 48 Plantation 52:10 00:52:10 7:41 59 932 793 Al Hinson 51 Miramar 1:06:24 59:04 00:58:54 8:40 44 908 385 Maureen Condon 50 Jupiter 19 355 1302 Dixie Pferdehirt 48 Wayne 56:05 1:08:37 01:08:13 10:02 17 235 1812 Jim Ziescle 51 Pittsburgh 53:04 01:06:22 9:46 21 550 1734 Lyn Weiland 52 Marathon 59:04 1:07:07 01:06:01 9:43 00:55:14 8:08 70 1041 1774 Chris Wilson 47 Miami Beach 00:52:34 7:44 60 969 1049 Richard Lynch 50 Fort Pierce 00:58:55 8:40 45 920 1133 Martha Meroni 50 Key Largo 20 368 996 Laura Lee 48 Islamorada 55:35 1:08:36 01:08:35 10:06 18 238 1039 Stephen Lundgren 50 Margate 1:07:11 01:07:10 9:53 22 555 333 Helen Cellon 54 Boca Raton 59:47 1:07:07 01:06:11 9:44 00:55:34 8:11 71 1057 1090 Susan Maxwell 49 Plantation 52:56 00:52:42 7:45 61 1042 1018 Richard Linn 50 Plantation 00:59:02 8:41 46 921 842 Rita Irwin 52 Marathon 1:06:46 21 393 1437 Tineke Rubio 48 Miami 56:15 1:10:08 01:09:01 10:09 19 242 1129 Gary Melnick 50 Stuart 52:49 1:09:31 01:08:38 10:06 23 634 1103 Karol McCredie 53 Jupiter 01:06:11 9:44 00:56:06 8:15 72 1081 868 Robin Johnson 48 Jupiter 1:10:35 00:52:43 7:46 62 1112 500 Richard Doyle 51 Ft. Lauderdale 1:00:49 01:00:33 8:55 47 929 176 Christine Blackmon 51 Venice 22 395 1155 Laura Montanaro 49 Pompano 01:09:53 10:17 20 285 626 Brad Gammon 53 Coconut Creek 1:10:48 01:10:42 10:24 24 640 480 Shelley Dolan 51 Davie 1:01:08 1:07:13 01:06:20 9:46 Beach 56:22 00:56:07 8:16 73 1082 1034 Elizabeth Lord 47 Charleston 54:09 00:53:58 7:57 63 1119 1628 Scott Thiel 50 Alexandria 01:00:39 8:56 48 943 1815 Dawn Annesty 53 Sw Ranches 23 402 536 Kady Elkins 48 Key West 57:09 1:10:44 01:09:53 10:17 21 290 890 Joel Kamphuis 50 Fort Lauderdale 1:12:13 01:10:54 10:26 25 688 1325 Rose Powers 51 Hollywood 1:07:03 01:06:35 9:48 00:56:13 8:17 74 1091 639 Rose Garrido 47 Palm Beach 54:16 00:54:01 7:57 64 1133 1465 Ernesto Santisteban 54 1:02:31 01:01:52 9:06 49 944 509 Regina Dubs 52 Palm Beach 24 408 624 Lynn Gallagher 47 Key West 56:24 Gardens 1:10:38 01:10:13 10:20 22 304 144 Bill Belobraidich 53 Key West Marathon 1:11:25 01:11:20 10:30 26 712 1176 Debra Morrow 50 Big Pine Key Gardens 1:07:10 01:06:35 9:48 00:56:23 8:18 75 1102 1542 Lorin Shropshire 48 Lantana 54:20 00:54:18 8:00 65 1141 1380 Alan Robbins 52 Hobe Sound 1:03:08 01:02:23 9:11 50 967 1738 Cecilia Welzien 52 Sugarloaf Key 25 410 835 Olwen Iarrobino 45 Summerland 1:11:27 01:10:36 10:23 23 330 1514 Phillip Semenick 53 Fort 1:12:09 01:11:46 10:34 27 721 617 Mary Jo Fry 50 Key Largo 1:03:16 1:08:57 01:07:04 9:52 56:31 00:56:23 8:18 76 1104 616 Amy Fruchtman 49 Boynton Lauderdale 54:52 00:54:52 8:04 66 1151 829 Jeff Hutcheon 53 Big Pine Key 01:02:34 9:13 51 991 1272 Nancy Peduzzi 54 Coconut Creek 26 413 1099 Delaine McCarthy 45 St. Augustine Beach 1:10:54 01:10:37 10:23 24 347 1505 Edgar Seda 50 Miami 55:20 1:12:55 01:12:08 10:37 28 745 49 Shellie Almond 51 Boynton Beach 1:08:15 01:07:27 9:56 56:34 00:56:25 8:18 77 1114 308 Janine Carlin 46 Orlando 1:10:44 00:55:07 8:07 67 1172 860 Richard Jenkins 50 Lighthouse 1:03:19 01:03:13 9:18 52 1010 1267 Debbie Pauls 50 Ft Lauderdale 27 436 274 Sharon Byers 48 Ashburn 57:45 01:10:43 10:24 25 387 1287 Jeffrey Perks 50 Juno Beach Point 1:13:10 01:12:47 10:43 29 754 1222 Nancy Ojea 50 Boynton Beach 1:08:58 01:07:48 9:59 00:56:59 8:23 78 1126 390 Karla Cook 46 Pompano Beach 56:35 00:55:59 8:14 68 1185 1525 Michael Shach 54 Boca Raton 1:04:03 01:03:19 9:19 53 1035 613 Janet Friedman 53 Ft Lauderdale 28 444 79 Lima Auclair 45 Ft Lauderdale 57:11 1:11:22 01:11:00 10:27 26 391 1181 Frank Mulholland 52 Weston 1:13:42 01:13:04 10:45 30 769 782 Laurie Hickman 53 Palm Beach 1:09:28 01:08:28 10:05 00:57:05 8:24 79 1137 1613 Barri Summey 48 Wellington 56:34 00:56:06 8:15 69 1198 1275 Orlando Pena 54 Coral Springs Gardens 1:03:50 01:03:32 9:21 54 1039 819 Denise Hull 53 Key West 1:09:33 29 451 1722 Pauline Watson 45 Hollywood 1:12:00 01:11:25 10:31 27 411 566 Michael Fehl 51 Pompano Beach 1:13:44 01:13:26 10:48 31 770 1805 Nanette Young 52 Marathon 01:08:33 10:05 57:37 00:57:15 8:26 80 1138 1804 Patricia Youhn 47 St Pete 56:55 00:56:24 8:18 70 1209 1498 Mike Scott 52 Lake Worth 1:04:09 01:03:33 9:21 55 1044 549 Debra Falk 50 Jupiter 1:09:44 30 485 516 Michelle Dunkerely 47 Tavernier 1:12:36 01:11:27 10:31 28 425 541 Lou Esposito 54 Sunrise 57:21 1:14:34 01:14:04 10:54 32 776 1362 Sue Reinhold 51 Hallandale 01:08:41 10:06 58:11 00:57:45 8:30 81 1146 1355 Diana Reed 46 Jupiter 1:12:15 00:56:40 8:20 71 1221 51 Steve Ammons 53 Key West Beach 1:03:37 01:03:37 9:22 56 1048 304 Marie Caracuzzo 50 Jupiter 31 535 230 Margaret Brannock 49 Wellington 01:11:59 10:36 29 430 1180 Bruce Mulholland 50 Jupiter 1:15:42 01:14:45 11:00 33 783 976 Heidi Landgraf-Davis 53 Little Torch 1:09:44 01:08:45 10:07 58:49 00:58:36 8:37 82 1157 936 Sheri Kleinman 46 Wellington 57:39 00:56:54 8:23 72 1229 1808 Daryl Zelek 51 Sunrise 1:15:43 Key 1:04:17 01:03:46 9:23 57 1049 1219 Linda Obrien 52 Ft Lauderdale 32 547 1723 Mary Watt 47 Gainsville 59:21 1:12:56 01:12:21 10:39 30 437 1786 Raymond Wood 51 Hollywood 01:14:53 11:01 34 792 751 Susan Harrison 53 Little Torch Key 1:09:45 01:08:45 10:07 00:58:54 8:40 83 1159 294 Jody Campos 45 Coconut Creek 57:23 00:57:00 8:23 73 1242 1456 Mark Samstad 51 Pembroke 1:04:34 01:04:03 9:26 58 1078 374 Teresa Coldwell 54 Ft Lauderdale 33 553 878 Lorrie Jones 49 Pembroke Pines 1:13:22 01:12:27 10:40 31 441 27 Stewart Abrams 52 Cooper City Pines 1:16:24 01:15:33 11:07 35 804 1551 Colleen Skoglund 54 Sunrise 1:10:23 01:09:38 10:15 59:29 00:59:01 8:41 84 1176 973 Kathy Lambert 47 Delray Beach 57:32 00:57:03 8:24 74 1273 1105 Gerald McDonald 53 Plantation 1:04:36 01:04:14 9:27 59 1097 1772 Marie Wilson 50 Hobe Sound 34 569 1531 Carol Sheets 47 Royal Palm 1:13:00 01:12:54 10:44 32 453 1802 Brian Yenke 52 Pompano Beach 1:17:04 01:16:57 11:19 36 826 656 Sagette Gilbert 51 Key Colony 1:11:03 01:10:31 10:23 Beach 59:31 00:59:19 8:44 85 1184 871 Pam Johnston 45 Palm Beach 57:27 00:57:17 8:26 75 1286 629 Douglas Garbini 52 Deerfield Beach 1:04:53 01:04:36 9:30 60 1115 1567 Vicky Smith 51 Coconut Creek 35 602 379 Ildi Combrinck Graham 47 Gardens 1:13:07 01:13:03 10:45 33 502 852 Richard Jaguszthyn 52 Fort Beach 1:18:13 01:17:53 11:28 37 830 474 Denine Dingeman 53 Traverse City 1:11:02 01:10:48 10:25 Hollywood 1:00:33 00:59:53 8:49 86 1189 1528 Germaine Shannon 46 Marathon Lauderdale 58:20 00:57:59 8:32 76 1306 229 Steve Brannock 52 Wellington 1:05:49 01:04:41 9:31 61 1136 1485 Harriet Schiele 54 Jupiter 36 625 708 Patty Guintoli 47 Pompano Beach 1:13:57 01:13:12 10:46 34 528 645 Alan Gatzke 54 Sunrise 58:53 1:19:24 01:19:10 11:39 38 832 780 Paula Herron 52 Wellington 1:12:32 01:11:24 10:30 1:01:39 01:00:25 8:53 87 1190 238 Kim Bright 48 Tequesta 1:13:38 00:58:30 8:37 77 1312 921 Lawrence Kerr 51 Miami 1:20:26 1:04:57 01:04:43 9:31 62 1165 862 Beverly Jenkins 50 Lighthouse Pte 37 629 252 Rebecca Brownell 47 Plantation 01:13:14 10:47 35 537 1658 Walter Uhlar 53 Coral Springs 01:19:20 11:40 39 850 1226 Teresa Olivier 53 Hollywood 1:13:04 01:12:40 10:42 1:00:29 01:00:27 8:54 88 1193 1086 Maria Maury 47 Pembroke Pines 58:51 00:58:40 8:38 78 1314 1522 Wayne Sessions 51 Coral Gables 1:05:21 01:05:03 9:34 63 1177 646 Geri Gautney 54 Palm Beach 38 633 211 Lynn Booth 48 Stuart 1:00:39 1:13:28 01:13:16 10:47 36 541 293 Harris Campos 50 West Palm 1:20:39 01:19:21 11:41 01:00:33 8:55 89 1202 1707 Eye Shatto Walton 47 Boca Beach 58:55 00:58:49 8:39 79 1348 775 Frank Hernandez 52 Davie 39 636 86 Linda Baber 47 Palm Beach Gardens Raton 1:13:57 01:13:36 10:50 37 544 1016 David Lindley 51 Key Largo 58:52 1:22:16 01:20:58 11:55 1:01:38 01:00:34 8:55 90 1205 1642 Debbie Tooher 49 Boca Raton 00:58:51 8:40 80 1384 781 Joel Hersch 50 Jupiter 1:23:05 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING: 40 637 338 Mimi Chang 46 Jupiter 1:00:51 1:13:53 01:13:41 10:51 38 546 1122 Michael McMullan 54 Naples 01:22:28 12:08 01:00:34 8:55 91 1219 1106 Joanne McDonald 48 Plantation 59:15 00:58:54 8:40 MONROE COUNTY CONTRACTORS’ 41 641 30 Donna Adams 45 Palm Beach 1:14:49 01:14:43 11:00 39 561 845 Paula Izaguirre 52 Tavenier 59:13 FEMALE AGE GROUP: 50- 54 EXAMINING BOARD Gardens 1:01:02 01:00:39 8:56 92 1231 1427 Kim Ross 49 Palm Beach 00:59:11 8:43 1 112 1220 Jan O’Donnell 52 Lantana 49:02 42 651 540 Rhonda Ervine 47 Pembroke Pines Gardens 1:15:08 01:14:54 11:01 40 592 54 Gordon Anderson 52 Miami 59:50 00:49:01 7:13 MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA 1:01:14 01:00:52 8:57 93 1238 7 Debra Covey 45 Tavernier 1:16:25 00:59:45 8:48 2 128 1592 Anniebee Stemer 52 Ft Lauderdale NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 43 674 440 Elizabeth Davis 45 Key West 01:15:18 11:05 41 616 1331 John Prout 52 Medota Heights 49:38 00:49:30 7:17 1:01:23 01:01:23 9:02 94 1261 1051 Robbin Lynch 49 Ft Pierce 1:00:30 01:00:11 8:51 3 163 1335 Cynthia Raes-Barnard 54 Pompano THAT ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2009, the MONROE COUNTY 44 679 1238 Debbie Orr 46 Jupiter 1:02:23 1:16:27 01:16:27 11:15 42 623 1744 David Wentley 50 Atlantis 1:00:31 Beach 50:41 00:50:39 7:27 CONTRACTORS’ EXAMINING BOARD WILL HOLD THEIR 01:01:33 9:03 95 1300 359 Terri Clark 46 Lake Worth 1:19:57 01:00:22 8:53 4 172 1321 Sherry Popham 54 Duck Key 51:00 REGULAR SCHEDULED HEARING at the MARATHON 45 687 1601 Sharon Stevens 47 Pompano 01:18:47 11:36 43 632 332 Larry Cellon 51 Boca Raton 00:50:52 7:29 GOVERNMENT CENTER, 2798 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY, SECOND Beach 1:03:00 01:01:51 9:06 96 1332 249 Angie Brown 47 Maitland 1:20:44 1:01:46 01:00:31 8:54 5 186 1152 Karen Mizikar 50 Marathon 51:22 FLOOR, BOCC ROOM, FLORIDA, beginning at 9:30 a.m. This 46 695 869 Donna Johnson 48 Coconut Grove 01:20:10 11:48 44 646 1202 Jerry Newcombe 52 Pompano 00:51:14 7:32 1:02:35 01:01:58 9:07 97 1342 1296 Leigh Peterson 45 Boca Raton Beach 1:01:03 01:00:46 8:57 6 198 628 Sheree Ganske 54 Cudjoe Key meeting is to hear the following: any person(s) to come before the 47 699 1717 Nina Washawanny 45 N Palm 1:21:54 01:20:37 11:52 45 665 786 Daniel Higgins 54 North Palm 51:42 00:51:37 7:36 board; any reports from Monroe County Assistant Attorney; any Beach 1:02:28 01:02:04 9:08 98 1350 119 Lynn Barrett 48 Margate 1:21:23 Beach 1:01:39 01:01:06 9:00 7 217 957 Diana Krose 50 Key Largo 52:11 reports from Mr. Joseph Paskalik, Monroe County Building Offi cial; 48 707 1471 Cheryl Sargent 48 Big Pine Key 01:21:02 11:55 46 677 146 William Bender 53 Key West 00:52:07 7:40 any reports from Staff; board review of applications for a certifi cate of 1:02:24 01:02:17 9:10 99 1358 1228 Kathleen O’Neill 47 Jupiter 1:01:55 01:01:30 9:03 8 263 1720 Sonia Watkins 53 Chesterton 53:14 competency license and/or testing; any old or new business to come 49 713 267 Michele Burke 48 Boca Raton 1:22:11 01:21:19 11:58 47 689 94 Richard Balick 52 Hollywood 00:53:09 7:49 1:02:40 01:02:24 9:11 100 1360 214 Linda Bostic 45 Jupiter 1:22:11 1:02:05 01:01:55 9:07 9 277 301 Diana Capicotti 51 Hobe Sound before the board at this time. 50 714 389 Cathy Cook 49 Jensen Beach 01:21:20 11:58 48 709 1570 Evan Snitkoff 52 Big Pine Key 53:48 00:53:43 7:54 PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTE SECTION 286.0105, be 1:03:26 01:02:24 9:11 101 1367 1358 Sheila Reeves 45 Summerland 1:02:24 01:02:18 9:10 10 308 1683 Joy Verrusio 52 Miramar 54:54 51 734 1057 Karen Macfarquhar 46 Evergreen Key 1:21:33 01:21:32 12:00 49 710 690 Robert Green 50 Webster 1:02:42 00:54:23 8:00 advised that, if a person decides to appeal the decision made by the 1:03:32 01:02:56 9:16 102 1388 1581 Rebecca Spacke 48 Marathon 01:02:19 9:10 11 313 1625 Patricia Taylor 52 Grassy Key Contractors’ Examining Board with respect to any matter considered 52 756 1371 Susy Ribero Ayala 47 Coral 1:23:45 01:22:44 12:10 50 720 889 Dale Kamerzel 50 Marathon 55:04 00:54:33 8:02 at today’s hearing, that person will need a record of the proceedings, Springs 1:03:33 01:03:21 9:19 1:03:23 01:02:32 9:12 12 386 1749 Lynn Whalen 50 Stuart 56:58 and that, for such purpose, he or she may need to ensure that a 53 785 777 Amy Hernandez 48 Coral Gables MALE AGE GROUP: 50-54 51 736 917 Emmett Kenny 50 Pembroke Pines 00:55:57 8:14 verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes 1:04:23 01:03:47 9:23 1 34 1673 Thomas Van Lent 50 Key Largo 1:03:38 01:03:00 9:16 13 400 923 Abbe Kerr 51 Miami 57:16 54 799 1058 Jody Madion 47 Traverse City 44:20 00:44:20 6:32 52 768 1455 Pat Samstad 53 Pembroke Pines 00:56:10 8:16 the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. 1:05:19 01:04:11 9:27 2 59 1221 Joe Ojea 50 Boynton Beach 46:27 1:04:22 01:03:31 9:21 14 414 382 Carol Comeau 53 Plaistow 56:38 JOSEPH PASKALIK, BUILDING OFFICIAL 55 800 765 Leslie Helmburger 48 Traverse City 00:46:25 6:50 53 801 273 Jeb Butterbaugh 52 Parkland 00:56:26 8:18 ODALYS MAYAN, COORDINATOR, CONTRACTOR’S LICENSE 1:05:19 01:04:11 9:27 3 72 1521 Jeff Service 52 Tamarac 47:09 1:05:23 01:04:12 9:27 15 420 305 Susan Cardenas 50 Key West 56 816 150 Nancy Bent 47 Allen 1:05:25 00:47:08 6:56 54 810 802 Joseph Holland 54 Fort Lauderdale 56:32 00:56:31 8:19 MONROE COUNTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT KWC - April 26, 2009 298732 01:04:25 9:29 4 89 1472 Gregory Savage 52 Hobe Sound 1:04:23 01:04:19 9:28 16 449 75 Danielle Atwood 50 Hobe Sound 57 847 756 Lorie Head 47 Tavernier 1:06:03 48:07 00:48:07 7:05 01:05:02 9:34 5 90 34 Alex Agurcia 54 Miami 48:41 00:48:14 58 849 309 Kathy Carlton 47 Ft Lauderdale 7:06 1:05:21 01:05:03 9:34 6 93 609 Freddie Franklin 52 North Miami 59 892 1702 Phyllis Wallschleger 49 Jupiter Beach 48:29 00:48:27 7:08 1:06:09 01:05:42 9:40 7 95 1656 Thomas Twombly 54 Boynton Beach 60 957 804 Lisa Holland 45 Royal Palm 48:32 00:48:29 7:08 1:08:11 01:06:53 9:51 8 104 1562 Scott Smith 50 Wellington 49:12 61 961 990 Melissa Latus 46 Miami Shores 00:48:49 7:11 1:07:31 01:06:56 9:51 9 130 404 Jorge Costero 51 Miami 49:38 62 962 861 Kaycee Jenkins 48 Tampa 1:07:42 00:49:36 7:18 01:06:56 9:51 10 138 994 Lazaro Ledesma 54 Key West 63 973 269 Lael Burns 49 Stuart 1:07:26 49:48 00:49:46 7:19 01:07:14 9:54 11 139 1452 Ed Salazar 52 Key West 50:43 64 974 401 Greer Cornell 48 Key West 1:07:30 00:49:50 7:20 01:07:14 9:54 12 147 651 Vincent Giannetti 51 Westfield

NOTICE Pursuant to the provision of Chapter 194.035(1) of the Florida Statutes, the Clerk of the Value Adjustment Board is now accepting applications from individuals who are willing NOTICE OF HEARING TO IMPOSE AND NOTICE OF HEARING TO IMPOSE AND and qualifi ed to serve as Special Magistrate for the purpose of PROVIDE FOR COLLECTION OF NON-AD PROVIDE FOR COLLECTION OF NON-AD taking testimony and making recommendations to the Board. VALOREM ASSESSMENTS VALOREM ASSESSMENTS “A special magistrate appointed to hear issues of exemptions Notice is hereby given that the Key Largo Wastewater Notice is hereby given that the Key Largo Wastewater and classifi cations shall be a member of The Florida Bar with Treatment District Board of Commissioners will conduct a Treatment District Board of Commissioners will conduct a no less than 5 years’ experience in the area of ad valorem public hearing to consider imposition of non-ad valorem public hearing to consider imposition of non-ad valorem taxation. A special magistrate appointed to hear issues assessments against certain parcels of real property located assessments against certain parcels of real property located regarding the valuation of real estate shall be a state certifi ed within the District. The hearing will be held at 4:00 p.m., within the District. The hearing will be held at 4:00 p.m., real estate appraiser with not less than 5 years’ experience in or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard, on May or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard, on May real property valuation. A special magistrate appointed to hear 19, 2009 at the District offi ce located at 98880 Overseas 19, 2009 at the District offi ce located at 98880 Overseas issues regarding the valuation of tangible personal property Highway, Key Largo, Florida, for the purpose of receiving Highway, Key Largo, Florida, for the purpose of receiving shall be a designated member of a nationally recognized public comment on the proposed assessments. public comment on the proposed assessments. appraiser’s organization with not less than 5 years’ experience in tangible personal property valuation.” In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing special accommodation or an interpreter persons needing special accommodation or an interpreter Please forward resume to: to participate in this proceeding should contact the District to participate in this proceeding should contact the District Danny L. Kolhage Clerk, Carol Walker, at 305-453-5804 at least 3 days prior to Clerk, Carol Walker, at 305-453-5804 at least 3 days prior to Clerk to the Value Adjustment Board the hearing. the hearing. PO Box 1980 All affected real property owners have a right to appear All affected real property owners have a right to appear Key West FL 33041-1980 at the hearing and/or to fi le written comments with the District at the hearing and/or to fi le written comments with the District *Deadline for submission is June 12, 2009 within 20 days of this notice. If a person wishes to appeal within 20 days of this notice. If a person wishes to appeal KWC - April 19, 22, 26 & 29 298653 any decision made by the District with respect to any matter any decision made by the District with respect to any matter considered at the hearing, such person will need a record considered at the hearing, such person will need a record NOTICE OF MAJOR DEVELOPMENT of the proceedings, and may need to ensure that a verbatim of the proceedings, and may need to ensure that a verbatim record is made, including the testimony and evidence upon record is made, including the testimony and evidence upon AGREEMENT which the appeal is to be made. which the appeal is to be made. The Key West City Commission will hold a Public Hearing at Old City Hall, 510 Greene Street, Key West, Florida on May The assessments have been proposed to recover The assessments have been proposed to recover 5, 2009 at 6:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as the matter shall a portion of the capital costs of District wastewater a portion of the capital costs of District wastewater arise on the agenda. management facilities constructed, and to be constructed, management facilities constructed, and to be constructed, The purpose of the Hearing is to consider a resolution for: within the District. The amount of the assessment imposed within the District. The amount of the assessment imposed DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT – POINCIANA SPECIAL upon each parcel will be calculated under and in accordance upon each parcel will be calculated under and in accordance NEEDS HOUSING AREA OFF THE 3200 BLOCK OF with the resolution adopting System Development Charges with the resolution adopting System Development Charges DUCK AVENUE at the District Board meeting of July 20, 2005 and the 2009 at the District Board meeting of July 20, 2005 and the 2009 A Development Agreement for a Major Development Plan Preliminary Assessment Resolution adopted at the District Preliminary Assessment Resolution adopted at the District and Conditional Use pursuant to the Code of Ordinances Board meeting of April 21, 2009. Copies of these resolutions Board meeting of April 21, 2009. Copies of these resolutions Chapter 90, Article IX, Development Agreements, for a and supporting documents are available for inspection and and supporting documents are available for inspection and 32,322 sq. ft. 50 unit rest home for AIDS HELP, Inc. on 7.66 acres of land in the Medium Density Residential copying at the District offi ce located at 98880 Overseas copying at the District offi ce located at 98880 Overseas (MDR-1) Zoning District. The Development is proposed Highway, Key Largo. Highway, Key Largo. at 35-feet in height (RE# 00064740-000000). The special assessments will be collected by the The special assessments will be collected by the The fi le may be reviewed during regular offi ce hours, 8:00 A.M. Monroe County Tax Collector in annual payments on the ad Monroe County Tax Collector in annual payments on the ad to 5:00 P.M., at the City Clerk’s Offi ce, 525 Angela Street. valorem tax bill, as authorized by Section 197.3632, Florida valorem tax bill, as authorized by Section 197.3632, Florida If signing, special seating, or other accommodations are Statutes. Failure to pay the assessments will cause a tax Statutes. Failure to pay the assessments will cause a tax required, please call 809-3831(TDD number 809-1111) 24 certifi cate to be issued against the real property, which may certifi cate to be issued against the real property, which may hours prior to the meeting. result in loss of title. result in loss of title. Pursuant to F.S. 286.0105, notice is given that if a person decides to appeal any decision made by the Commission with The District intends to collect the assessments in 20 The District intends to collect the assessments in 20 respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing, annual assessments, the fi rst of which will be included on annual assessments, the fi rst of which will be included on that person will need a record of the proceedings, and that, for the ad valorem tax bill to be mailed in November 2009. the ad valorem tax bill to be mailed in November 2009. such purpose, that person may need to ensure that a verbatim Future assessments may be prepaid in their entirety at the Future assessments may be prepaid in their entirety at the record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be option of the property owner. option of the property owner. based. If you have any questions, please contact the District If you have any questions, please contact the District Clerk at 305-453-5804, Monday through Friday between Clerk at 305-453-5804, Monday through Friday between Cheryl Smith, MMC, CPM 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 pm. 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 pm. City Clerk KEY LARGO WASTEWATER TREATMENT DISTRICT. KEY LARGO WASTEWATER TREATMENT DISTRICT. KWC - April 26, 2009 298692 KWC - April 26, 2009; FP - April 29, 2009 298722 KWC - April 26, 2009; FP - April 29, 2009 298723 8B THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 SPORTS: 7 Mile Bridge Run

Gardens 1:13:48 01:12:56 10:44 57 1265 1364 Richard Reis 55 Lake Worth 1:04:01 01:03:29 9:21 64 1187 547 Kerry Eve 50 Deerfield Beach 1:16:57 01:16:37 11:16 24 797 1767 Ted Williams 62 Philadelphia before the finish line. 1:14:03 01:13:09 10:46 58 1305 1059 Edward Magan 57 Davie 1:05:04 01:04:08 9:26 “I was looking to finish in 65 1195 798 Karen Hodge 52 N Palm Beach 1:20:15 01:19:09 11:39 25 928 561 Jack Faulaber 64 Weston 1:06:39 Running 1:14:31 01:13:19 10:47 59 1321 1357 Robert Reeves 57 Summerland 01:06:17 9:45 the top three, but I didn’t get 66 1230 1809 Julie Zelek 50 Sunrise 1:15:43 Key 1:19:47 01:19:47 11:44 26 950 1746 Phil Westra 61 N Miami Beach Continued from page 1B a lot of time to really train,” 01:14:54 11:01 60 1330 769 Ron Hendrixson 56 Davie 1:20:35 1:07:09 01:06:48 9:50 67 1259 1387 Leigh Roberts 52 Plantation 01:20:04 11:47 27 951 1623 Robert Taylor 63 Hollywood Ganjelashvili said. “I know I 1:17:39 01:16:18 11:14 61 1345 859 John Javor 55 Naples 1:21:18 1:06:50 01:06:48 9:50 Jennifer Bodnar, 37, finished can do better, but there’s always 68 1262 803 Rose Holland 53 Ft Lauderdale 01:20:48 11:53 28 979 671 Warren Goldstein 60 Parkland 1:16:52 01:16:27 11:15 62 1376 1555 Steven Smiley 59 Miami 1:07:33 01:07:18 9:54 in 43:48. It was her third time next time.” 69 1263 974 Pamela Lambie 54 Delray Beach 1:22:16 01:22:08 12:05 29 1017 695 Gordon Gren 64 Boca Raton competing in the run. He had a tough time coming 1:17:29 01:16:30 11:15 63 1382 938 Al Kleve 59 Marathon 1:22:28 1:09:55 01:08:04 10:01 70 1272 726 Kim Haines 54 Delray Beach 01:22:18 12:07 30 1110 999 Bob Leonard 64 Fort Lauderdale “I just wanted to beat my up with what was harder — 1:17:28 01:16:56 11:19 1:10:56 01:10:41 10:24 previous time, and I was able running the Seven Mile Bridge 71 1282 770 Pam Hendrixson 54 Davie FEMALE AGE GROUP: 55-59 31 1129 971 Angelo Lamarca 61 Margate 1:18:16 01:17:45 11:26 1 210 139 Mira Bedo 57 Tavernier 51:52 1:11:24 01:11:09 10:28 to do that, so I was happy,” she or stepping the squared circle. 72 1301 1343 Lizzette Ramos 51 Big Pine Key 00:51:51 7:38 32 1130 600 Mickey Foster 60 Miami Laeks said. “I’m just happy to be out “They’re both tough, 1:19:25 01:18:49 11:36 2 354 1443 Renda Ruppert 55 Ramrod Key 1:11:26 01:11:15 10:29 73 1308 687 Debbie Gray 51 Pembroke Pines 55:59 00:55:13 8:08 33 1167 892 Peter Kane 60 West Palm Beach here running and to be able to but they’re both fun,” said 1:20:04 01:19:12 11:39 3 366 128 Jane Basford 56 Summerland Key 1:13:49 01:12:41 10:42 race. It was a great feeling.” Ganjelashvili, who hopes to get 74 1322 1288 Arlene Perks 50 Juno Beach 55:48 00:55:32 8:10 34 1201 586 Johnammang 63 Pepper Pike 1:20:24 01:19:47 11:44 4 388 191 Beverly Blass 59 Key Largo 56:10 1:14:37 01:13:36 10:50 Bodnar said she had just one back in the ring in early May. “I 75 1368 1337 Pilar Rahe 53 Margate 1:22:22 00:56:02 8:15 35 1208 1794 Thomas Woolley 60 Delray Beach thought after crossing the fin- like boxing, but I need this, too. 01:21:34 12:00 5 429 1769 Susan Williamson 57 Duck Key 1:14:36 01:14:04 10:54 76 1369 1482 Alison Scheflow 54 Hollywood 57:08 00:56:52 8:22 36 1218 438 Rollin Davis 61 Pinecrest 1:15:46 ish line. If I run more, I can box more.” 1:22:14 01:21:35 12:00 6 439 48 Anita Allen 55 Coral Springs 57:37 01:14:39 10:59 “I’m glad it’s over,” she said In all, 1,500 compeitors aged 77 1391 826 Mary Huser 54 North Palm Beach 00:57:02 8:24 37 1271 1616 Steve Swanberg 62 Cudjoe Key 1:23:38 01:23:01 12:13 7 461 134 Barbara Battaglia 55 Marathon 1:17:04 01:16:56 11:19 with a smile. “It’s been a long 8-78 raced in the event, which 58:05 00:57:20 8:26 38 1311 1690 Jeff Vorick 61 Key Colony Beach journey.” WILLIS JACOBSON/The Citizen started in 1982. MALE AGE GROUP: 55- 59 8 518 693 Susan Greenhalgh 58 Big Pine Key 1:20:04 01:19:17 11:40 1 33 1727 Chuck Weber 57 Pompano Beach 59:18 00:58:20 8:35 39 1319 204 Jerry Boluc 60 Cudjoe Key Fourteen-year-old Jeffrey Fourteen-year-old Jeffrey Tait fin- “This race is not really 43:59 00:43:57 6:28 9 530 817 Colleen Hubbard 56 Elkhorn 58:40 1:19:43 01:19:40 11:43 Tait, of Miami, turned some ished overall in fifth place. about winning, or at least it 2 43 1725 Herbert Weber 58 Miami 45:03 00:58:33 8:37 40 1326 307 Mike Carlin 60 Orlando 1:20:39 00:45:00 6:37 10 579 416 Amalia Cunha 59 Coral Gables 01:19:58 11:46 heads with his overall fifth- isn’t to me,” Jason Bodnar 3 61 430 Art Dance 57 Davie 46:45 00:46:37 59:47 00:59:30 8:45 41 1353 1140 Robert Miller 60 Marathon place finish. Tait, who has com- “I just kept going. My goal was said. “It’s more about all 1,500 6:52 11 664 31 Judith Adler 57 Miami Beach 1:21:24 01:21:05 11:56 4 67 403 Hugo Cortes 57 Tavernier 46:51 1:01:17 01:01:05 8:59 42 1389 576 Angel Figueroa 64 Wellington peted in six previous bridge to get a PR and finish in under people competing and hav- 00:46:48 6:53 12 673 1474 Nancy Saxe 57 Islamorada 1:23:53 01:22:50 12:11 runs, topped his personal best 40 minutes, and I was able to ing a good time. It’s a great 5 73 1652 William Troy 58 Boca Raton 47:14 1:02:07 01:01:20 9:02 00:47:13 6:57 13 682 1360 Laurie Regars 59 Jupiter 1:01:44 FEMALE AGE GROUP: 60-64 by nearly three minutes with do it. It felt great.” celebration of the sport and 6 78 502 Bob Dozoretz 59 Weston 47:34 01:01:40 9:05 1 678 224 Gretchen Smith 62 Temple Terrace a time of 38:19. Some of the Key West boxer Sergi what we do.” 00:47:33 7:00 14 752 598 Jackie Ford Sparber 57 Miami 1:01:33 01:01:33 9:03 7 92 198 Jimmy Boesch 58 Tavernier 48:31 1:03:45 01:03:18 9:19 2 694 425 Maureen Daffner 60 Tamarac other runners were a little sur- Ganjelashvili, 26, placed sec- He also had a little added 00:48:25 7:08 15 793 1490 Kathy Schreiber 58 Jupiter 1:02:46 01:01:58 9:07 prised to see Tait’s small frame ond in his age group and was motivation to win, however. 8 109 940 Joe Knap 58 Bay Village 49:11 1:04:08 01:04:05 9:26 3 705 612 Wendy Frezza 63 Jupiter 1:02:30 00:48:57 7:12 16 796 620 Anna Fuller 59 Ft Pierce 1:04:10 01:02:15 9:10 blowing past them. 12th overall with a time of “I have a terrible fear of 9 169 1071 Jerry Mandello 58 West Palm Beach 01:04:08 9:26 4 729 50 Terry Ambrosio 63 Ft Lauderdale “I heard a lot of people say- 40:36. He dropped two spots bridges,” Bodnar added. “I just 50:49 00:50:48 7:29 17 828 505 Jane Dribben 59 Wellington 1:03:04 01:02:47 9:14 10 188 1481 Al Scheflow 55 Hollywood 51:19 1:04:51 01:04:37 9:31 5 956 1629 Nancy Thiel 60 Key West 1:06:56 ing, ‘Oh, he’s going to die right near the end, however, when tried to get the heck off that 00:51:16 7:33 18 829 350 Lee Chontos 55 Seymour 1:05:22 01:06:53 9:51 away,’” said Tate, who estimates he did some posing and shad- thing.” 11 191 101 Sal Barbera 59 Parkland 51:21 01:04:39 9:31 6 965 681 Mary Lou Gordon 62 Lake Worth 00:51:20 7:33 19 843 1072 Marcy Mandello 58 West Palm 1:08:06 01:07:01 9:52 he runs in about 40 5Ks a year. ow-boxing for the cameras just [email protected] 12 193 363 David Clever 59 Summerland Key Beach 1:05:24 01:04:51 9:33 7 996 577 Millie Figueroa 63 Wellington 51:29 00:51:22 7:34 20 869 969 Cyndi Lake 57 Reston 1:05:23 1:07:50 01:07:36 9:57 13 209 246 Michael Brown 59 Pompano Beach 01:05:21 9:37 8 1016 551 Mona Fandel 60 Weston 1:08:14 52:22 00:51:49 7:38 21 907 767 Sandra Henchy 59 N Miami Beach 01:07:59 10:00 14 266 259 Eric Buhyoff 55 Marathon 53:24 1:06:34 01:06:00 9:43 9 1276 733 Claudia Hambrick 64 Marathon 00:53:16 7:50 22 911 920 Aisha Keno 58 Hollywood 1:06:09 1:17:26 01:17:19 11:23 15 292 1801 James Wurst 56 Miami 54:08 01:06:02 9:43 10 1317 734 Maryellen Hambright 60 Ft 00:54:02 7:57 23 948 704 Diane Griste 56 Key Largo 1:07:22 Lauderdale 1:20:03 01:19:36 11:43 16 299 901 Larry Katz 58 Pompano Beach 01:06:38 9:48 11 1337 1696 Sandi Wagner 60 Hollywood 54:15 00:54:14 7:59 24 952 1195 Mary Ann Nelson 58 Cudjoe Key 1:21:50 01:20:27 11:50 17 310 310 Rodrigo Carmona 57 Hileah 54:32 1:07:24 01:06:49 9:50 12 1352 1173 Ana Maria Morris 62 Coral 00:54:28 8:01 25 970 405 Josie Costero 56 Miami 1:07:12 Gables 1:21:20 01:21:04 11:56 18 326 1305 Charles Phinizy 58 Key Colony 01:07:10 9:53 Beach 55:05 00:54:48 8:04 26 985 175 Sara Blackburn 58 Islamorada MALE AGE GROUP: 65-69 19 367 537 Charles Ellsworth 56 Tavernier 1:07:52 01:07:21 9:55 1 122 1218 Bill Obrien 65 Islamorada 49:23 55:42 00:55:33 8:11 27 1003 503 Jenette Dozoretz 58 Weston 00:49:21 7:16 20 401 1467 David Saraga 56 Boynton Beach 1:08:33 01:07:43 9:58 2 416 884 Bruce Kadota 69 Boca Raton 56:30 56:42 00:56:11 8:16 28 1074 838 Patty Ilomaki 57 Lake Worth 00:56:27 8:18 21 434 1096 John McCall 57 Fort Lauderdale 1:09:33 01:09:31 10:14 3 498 1798 William Worley 67 Southwest 57:03 00:56:57 8:23 29 1098 1257 Judith Panfil 56 Lake Park Ranches 58:03 00:57:53 8:31 22 465 653 Bill Gibson 55 Avon Lake 57:42 1:11:10 01:10:32 10:23 4 660 1587 Thomas Speerin 69 Lake Worth 00:57:22 8:27 30 1180 110 Janet Baron 59 Marathon 1:13:41 1:01:52 01:01:04 8:59 23 468 1117 Steven McKeon 58 Marathon 01:12:59 10:44 5 676 1359 Samuel Regars 66 Jupiter 1:01:28 57:42 00:57:29 8:28 31 1204 849 Andi Jacobson 55 Coral Springs 01:01:25 9:02 24 478 254 David Brownnell 57 Plantation 1:14:11 01:13:40 10:50 6 764 978 Wayne Landrum 66 Big Pine Key 57:39 00:57:38 8:29 32 1215 1602 Valerie Stewart 58 Sunrise 1:03:48 01:03:29 9:21 25 481 580 Michael Fiorey 55 Hollywood 57:48 1:15:40 01:14:32 10:58 7 795 1460 George Sands 66 Islamorada 00:57:41 8:29 33 1227 643 Linda Gaspeny 59 Tavernier 1:05:07 01:04:06 9:26 26 488 1728 Roger Weber 55 Royal Palm Beach 1:15:08 01:14:52 11:01 8 837 1261 Ted Parkhurst 67 Hialeah 1:05:07 58:04 00:57:49 8:31 34 1266 1365 Sharee Reis 56 Lake Worth 01:04:46 9:32 27 533 931 Chuck Kirsch 56 Plantation 58:39 1:16:57 01:16:37 11:16 9 1053 907 George Heidtman 65 Palm Beach 00:58:35 8:37 35 1283 946 Rachel Konover 55 Plantation Gardens 1:09:54 01:08:47 10:07 28 545 1534 David Shield 57 Key West 59:26 1:18:16 01:17:46 11:27 10 1077 642 Mike Gaspeny 65 Tavernier 00:58:52 8:40 36 1285 555 Sandra Farden 58 Ocean Ridge 1:10:40 01:09:36 10:15 29 549 465 Gus Diaz 56 Atlantic Beach 59:54 1:18:53 01:17:50 11:27 11 1116 934 Martin Kleinbart 67 Aventura 00:58:54 8:40 37 1292 1405 Cheryl Roll 55 Marathon 1:11:28 01:10:49 10:25 30 560 419 John Curry 59 Key Colony Beach 1:18:26 01:18:23 11:32 12 1127 1585 George Speerin 67 Islamorada 59:53 00:59:09 8:42 38 1313 728 Janice Hall 55 Ft Lauderdale 1:11:53 01:11:07 10:28 31 576 714 Bob Guthmiller 57 Centennial 1:20:01 01:19:20 11:40 13 1158 1240 David Orrell 65 Clemmons 59:33 00:59:28 8:45 39 1339 749 Deborah Harris 55 Hallandale 1:13:16 01:12:22 10:39 32 692 65 Joe Arena 59 Davie 1:02:31 Beach 1:21:25 01:20:28 11:50 14 1212 1714 Robert Warn 65 Marathon 01:01:56 9:07 40 1351 153 Marianne Benvenuti 57 Marathon 1:15:02 01:14:20 10:56 33 724 1423 Arnold Rosenfeld 57 North Miami 1:22:17 01:21:03 11:56 15 1224 874 Steven Jones 68 Key West Beach 1:02:51 01:02:42 9:14 1:15:47 01:14:49 11:01 34 755 1211 Jon Nunes 57 San Diego 1:03:24 MALE AGE GROUP: 60- 64 16 1232 1291 Paul Petek 69 Marathon 1:15:00 01:03:20 9:19 1 40 62 Chuck Bayles 62 Marathon 44:45 01:15:00 11:02 35 763 1308 David Pickwick 56 Lake Worth 00:44:43 6:35 17 1251 1076 Alan Marcus 66 Jupiter 1:18:18 1:04:35 01:03:27 9:20 2 94 1435 Humberto Rubio 61 Miami 48:30 01:16:08 11:12 36 781 1639 William Tillard 57 Ormond Beach 00:48:29 7:08 18 1320 654 Richard Giefer 66 Summerland 1:04:38 01:03:39 9:22 3 102 800 Don Hoecherl 60 Miami 48:42 Key 1:19:47 01:19:46 11:44 37 807 180 Peter Blanc 57 Palm Beach 00:48:42 7:10 19 1387 264 Richard Burge 68 Elgin 1:23:08 Gardens 1:04:56 01:04:15 9:27 4 145 925 Harold Kessler 61 Miami 50:06 01:22:35 12:09 38 842 1674 Gregory Van Vliet 57 Ocean Ridge 00:50:01 7:22 MIKE HENTZ/The Citizen 1:05:53 01:04:50 9:32 5 161 1416 Eitan Rosen 64 West Palm Beach FEMALE AGE GROUP: 65-69 Jim Kelly came from Burbank, Calif., to race the Seven Mile Bridge Run in the wheelchair class and won. 39 864 115 Hb Barrett 55 Islamorada 1:05:22 50:36 00:50:35 7:27 1 806 1136 Miri Michaeli 65 Lighthouse Pte 01:05:17 9:37 6 180 166 Albert Bezilla 62 Sarasota 51:07 1:04:32 01:04:15 9:27 40 893 944 Paul Koisch 59 Marathon 1:06:49 00:51:05 7:31 2 1095 1353 Ben Recarey 67 Miami 1:10:49 01:05:43 9:40 7 279 1468 Arthur Sarakas 62 Pompano Beach 01:10:23 10:21 41 997 1453 Leonard Salazar Jr. 56 Homestead 55:04 00:53:46 7:55 3 1140 1262 Susan Parkhurst 66 Hialeah 1:08:28 01:07:36 9:57 8 282 648 Rick Geiger 61 Duck Key 54:05 1:11:55 01:11:37 10:32 42 1002 851 Ted Jaguszthyn 57 Fort Lauderdale 00:53:56 7:56 1:08:43 01:07:41 9:58 9 312 1684 Don Vertregt 60 Big Pine Key 55:18 MALE AGE GROUP: 70-74 43 1032 1213 Jerry Nutt 59 Marathon 1:08:29 00:54:29 8:01 1 168 582 Roger Fisher 71 Key Colony Beach 01:08:26 10:04 10 336 597 Andy Forberg 60 Denver 55:00 50:56 00:50:48 7:29 44 1037 1750 Robert White 59 Tavernier 00:54:55 8:05 2 490 652 John Gibrall 70 Quinton 59:01 1:09:03 01:08:29 10:05 11 376 1193 Roger Nelson 63 Key West 56:14 00:57:50 8:31 45 1047 356 Tim Clark 56 Lake Worth 1:09:54 00:55:43 8:12 3 512 276 Roberto Cabrera 70 Tavernier 59:14 01:08:44 10:07 12 385 841 Lee Ingardi 60 Pembroke Pines 00:58:14 8:34 46 1051 1444 Edward Russell 55 Sugarloaf Key 56:32 00:55:57 8:14 4 1109 1135 Reuven Michaeli 70 Lighthouse 1:09:29 01:08:46 10:07 13 466 1556 Jim Smith 62 Key West 57:51 Point 1:10:43 01:10:40 10:24 47 1070 1726 Tom Weber 55 Pompano Beach 00:57:24 8:27 5 1245 1348 George Rawmshey 70 Marathon 1:10:17 01:09:24 10:13 14 484 768 James Hendrick 61 Key West 58:58 1:16:38 01:15:52 11:10 48 1128 750 Bruce Harrison 56 Cooper City 00:57:45 8:30 6 1336 1260 John Parker 73 Miami 1:20:34 1:11:24 01:11:08 10:28 15 519 231 Richard Breese 63 Big Pine Key 01:20:25 11:50 49 1154 132 Larry Battaglia 59 Marathon 58:28 00:58:23 8:36 7 1338 1695 Bill Wagner 72 Hollywood 1:21:50 1:12:58 01:12:13 10:38 16 552 504 Dana Dribben 60 Wellington 59:12 01:20:28 11:50 50 1155 1594 Bob Stephens 55 Boca Raton 00:59:00 8:41 1:12:25 01:12:17 10:38 17 584 1606 Michael Stone 63 Marathon FEMALE AGE GROUP: 70-74 51 1170 437 Eugene Davis 55 Davie 1:13:52 1:00:20 00:59:38 8:47 1 1213 1349 Ann Rawnsley 70 Marathon 01:12:45 10:42 18 600 766 Richard Hemp 60 Louisville 59:57 1:15:12 01:14:23 10:57 52 1175 665 Paul Godek 59 Pinckney 1:13:27 00:59:53 8:49 01:12:54 10:44 19 648 552 Jim Fant 62 Key West 1:01:53 MALE AGE GROUP: 75-79 53 1214 436 Steve Davies 57 Davie 1:17:10 01:00:49 8:57 1 398 1050 Jim Lynch 78 Boca Raton 56:08 01:14:28 10:58 20 667 1754 Elmer Whitten 64 Columbia 00:56:07 8:16 54 1220 1624 Edwin Taylor 56 Key West 1:02:10 01:01:09 9:00 2 1062 1334 Martin Quimn 78 Dania Beach 1:15:42 01:14:45 11:00 21 685 983 Rick Lanier 62 Riviera Beach 1:09:13 01:09:11 10:11 55 1246 679 David Gordon 59 Lake Worth 1:02:40 01:01:48 9:06 1:16:59 01:15:56 11:10 22 730 515 Bob Dummett 63 Lake Worth FEMALE AGE GROUP: 75-79 56 1257 870 Joseph Johnston 55 Davie 1:03:18 01:02:48 9:14 1 1169 1736 Sylvia Weiner 78 N Miami Beach 1:17:34 01:16:16 11:13 23 765 173 Ted Blackburn 60 Islamorada 1:12:47 01:12:45 10:42

ROB BUSWEILER/The Citizen MIKE HENTZ/The Citizen After the Seven Mile Bridge Run, Marlene Persson holds her prizes for being the top overall female runner. Jason Bodnar waits at the finish line for other competitors to cross. BUSINESS & CLASSIFIED 1C THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 Our WWII ‘burden’ HELP WANTED BY RICK BOETTGER Special to The Citizen

he recent tax day “tea bag” pro- tests were controversial, but even Topponents agreed about two seemingly undeniable facts: The growing national debt is an unsustainable burden to our grandchildren/children, and that no nation can borrow and spend itself to prosperity. Today I will deny these fallacies. Further, I want to warn you that our greatest dan- ger is believing and acting badly because of them. World War II is a single example that dis- proves both. Our national debt quintupled — yes, became five times as big in four years. If you’re worried about a “burden” to anyone’s children and grandchildren, well hey, we are the children and grandchildren of that Greatest Generation, who defeated the Nazis and Japan. That generation never “paid off” the $288 billion it cost to win WWII. Folks, that number and this terrible world they left us are the so-called “burdens” we have to bear. Isn’t it horrible? We’re stuck with 55 years of being the most powerful, successful and generous nation on earth, defenders of freedom and the envy of all. Alternatively, we could have saved the $288 billion and all be speaking German now, rich with memories of our fiscal responsi- Kristie Hernandez, right, an employer consultant with the South Florida Workforce One-Stop Career Center in Key West, bility in the 1940s. reviews the progress of several clients with Program Specialist Jean Zeman. The center provides many free resources for The point is not the debt number; it is people who find themselves unemployed. what you buy with it. Zimbabwe’s debt buys Swiss bank accounts for its leaders. Thus they’re collapsing. Our debt wins wars, builds schools, improves medical Local resources are available for the unemployed coverage, repairs infrastructure, encour- ages renewable energy and employs idle BY ANNE-MARGARET SWARY husband’s chiropractic office on White Street. several hospitality workers. The group is still millions. That makes us greater. The Citizen The group welcomes anyone searching for a small, and some people come only once. Who had that much money to lend us job and encourages them to share stories and They all come for something different — some in those cataclysmic times? No one. We in hen Adele Gerbracht quit her frustrations. Gerbracht said the group focuses on to learn how to update their resume or ask about fact borrowed it from ourselves, mostly by job last year to spend time with networking, resource sharing and support. She mortgage assistance, others for the camaraderie the Federal Reserve issuing bonds which her dying father, she assumed invites guest speakers to discuss topics such as and networking, and still others to vent about the it then bought itself with newly created she’d be able to find a new job resume and interview preparation, working from stress and anxiety that being unemployed has money. They wrote checks they freshly W in the fall when things settled home and training opportunities. put on their life. printed themselves, at low interest rates for down. But just as Gerbracht began her job “We’ve had some great speakers. I’ve learned “Some people, all they want out of this is to the duration of the war. We borrowed and search, businesses began tightening their belts a lot myself,” Gerbracht said. “I’ve never had a find ways to stay positive,” Gerbracht said. “The spent ourselves into prosperity then, and and downsizing as a result of the financial crisis problem getting a job before. But yet I’m still anxiety is huge. You’re sitting there waiting for it’s what we’re doing again today. that was rippling across the country. getting little bits of information that have helped the phone to ring, meanwhile the bills are com- It’s neither a trick nor magic. The simple “I looked and looked and was dumbfounded me.” ing in.” fact is, our money is sound because of our that there were seven, eight jobs in the paper Over the past few weeks Gerbracht has heard Before she can finish her next sentence, she immense national wealth of things to buy. only,” said Gerbracht, a former community liai- tales of unemployment from a mixed group of jumps up from her couch to answer the phone We and the international free enterprise son for the Florida Keys Healthy Start Coalition. Key West workers, including a teacher, bank, — “Just in case it’s a job,” she explains apologeti- system we built has abundantly created Out of desperation, Gerbracht applied to be contractor, published author, office workers and cally. all of the food, shelter, vacations, hospitals a tour guide with cruise lines that offered You can hear the flicker of hope in her voice and entertainment anyone could want, only about six hours of work a week at $15 as she says, “Hello?” then the tinge of disap- and then some. That is why the govern- an hour — less than $100 a week. Nearly INFORMATION pointment when it’s obvious it’s not about ment can and indeed should print and 40 other people showed up to apply for the Support for Keys Unemployed Professionals meets from one of the many jobs for which she’s applied. spend more money while lowering our job. 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. every Wednesday at 615-A United St. Call “What I have learned about the unem- taxes. “It was at that point that I realized there 305-294-3998 or 305-587-7984 for more information. ployment crisis on this island is that it is a The only “burden” will be some scary big were a lot people looking for work that I The South Florida Workforce One-Stop Career Center crisis. It is stunning to see the situation,” numbers called “debt” or “money supply,” would never have thought,” she said, recall- offers career counseling, training, resume and job search she said, returning to the couch. “People are assistance, interviewing tips, a resource room, testing and while the reward will be a stronger, health- ing there were several people she recog- sending out applications and resumes all placement services, and information on applying for welfare ier, safer nation whose citizens have good over the place. Obviously it’s a buyers mar- nized in line. “I started thinking I want to and food stamps, among other service. Its Web site is at jobs and decent retirement plans. put together a support group because I http://www.southfloridaworkforce.com. ket, if you will. The companies don’t need to What can stop us? If too many people want to provide a service to help people Its Florida Keys centers are in Key West, the Professional advertise, so you can’t rely on just what’s in falsely believe the sky is falling, they can get jobs.” Building, 1111 12th St., Suite 308, 305-292-6762; and the newspaper.” create a completely unnecessary panic Gerbracht launched her Support for Keys Key Largo, 103400 Overseas Highway, Suite 239, 305-853- Gerbracht said she was startled to hear Unemployed Professionals group in March. 3540. See BOETTGER, page 2C It meets at 8:30 a.m. every Wednesday at her See RESOURCES, page 2C BOTTOM LINE

FKAA honors Flint, Gato for service International University and a Master of Science degree from technology manager. Barry University. She attained a certification in nursing adminis- Sayer is a lifelong resident of the Florida Keys. She is a gradu- The Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority recently honored Jim tration from the American Nurses Credentialing Center. ate of Marathon High School and holds bachelor’s degrees Flint for 20 years of service and Cottrell began her health-care career in 1972 as a patient in elementary and special education and computer informa- Gregory Gato for 10 years of ser- care technician at Keys Community Hospital, a predecessor to tion systems from Elon University in North Carolina. She also vice with the utility. Mariners. She quickly advanced, serving in various clinical depart- has earned various Microsoft certifications, including Systems Both men joined the utility in ments including infection control, utilization review, education Engineer and Systems Administrator. She brings more than 10 the Maintenance Department, and discharge planning. In 1984, Cottrell was promoted to assis- years of information technology experience in financial services where they advanced to their tant director of nursing, and to director/vice president of nursing to her position. current positions of operations services in 1988. supervisors in the Marathon area. Flint Gato Maltz unveils permanent installation They were recognized for their Credit union welcomes Valenzuela, Sayer supervisory skills, dedication and enthusiasm in providing a Four images by fine art photographer Alan S. Maltz are on quality work product. Keys Federal Credit Union announced the addition of Sally permanent exhibit at Starmark International, a Jo Valenzuela, executive assistant full-service integrated marketing communica- Cottrell named to college hall of fame to the CEO, to its Peary Court tions agency located in Dania Beach, Fla. Maltz, branch team. together with Starmark CEO Dan Estes, unveiled Cheryl Cottrell, vice president and chief nursing officer at Valenzuela has a bachelor’s the original pieces during a private reception at Mariners Hospital, was inducted into the Miami degree in business administration the agency earlier this month. Dade College Alumni Hall of Fame, the school’s from California Polytechnic State “Photography for me expresses a natural, intu- top recognition. University in San Luis Obispo, itive sense of knowing what to do and when to Maltz Cottrell earned an associate degree in nursing at Calif. She also earned a paralegal Valenzuela Sayer do it,” said Maltz. “I am honored to exhibit these Miami Dade College. certificate from the University of murals of Florida’s spectacular environment, spiritual and inspi- “Miami Dade College provided me a foundation California, Los Angeles. rational works of art, at Starmark International, which shares a for my career, and it is where I learned how to do She and her husband, Stace, own Concrete Solutions of the similar creative vision and intuition.” the very best for my patients,” she said. Cottrell Florida Keys, a local construction company. They moved to Key Maltz’s work can be found in private, public and corporate Licensed as a nurse in the state of Florida, West in October 2001 from Portland, Ore. collections throughout the world. The Alan S. Maltz Gallery is at Cottrell also has a bachelor’s degree in nursing from Florida Maggie Sayer also has joined the credit union, as information 1210 Duval St. in Key West.

KEYS CLASSIFIEDS INSIDE 2C THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 BUSINESS IN BRIEF KEY WEST Diner to merge with Rib Daddy’s TIB Ban makes the list BY STEVE GIBBS Marshall bought the two busi- Kountry Kitchen serves breakfast “We are taking the best of both Citizen Staff nesses from the Lee Ganim family and lunch until 2 p.m. daily. Rib lunch menus and combining them,” Florida Trend magazine recently released in 2004. While he owns the rib res- Daddy’s opens at 11 a.m. and serves she said. the names of Florida’s top 50 bank holding KEY LARGO — Patrons of Kountry taurant building, Kountry Kitchen lunch and dinner. Rib Daddy’s, which seats 150, will companies in its April issue. TIB Financial Kitchen will soon have to visit the has operated in a building owned “Our staff is moving with us,” serve breakfast from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Corp., a subsidiary of TIB Bank, ranked No. local rib joint for breakfast. by the Frances “Skip” Shaw family. Marshall said. “We’re only losing The restaurant is open until 9 p.m. 27, based on statistical information obtained Bob Marshall, owner of the Mile Marshall’s lease there expires June 1. two employees.” weekdays and Sundays, and stays from the Florida Bankers Association. Marker 102 diner, is consolidating “We’ll move before our lease His daughter, Jamie Marshall, open until 10 p.m. Saturdays. TIB Financial Corp. is a financial services the breakfast and lunch opera- expires,” Marshall said. “We’ll need who manages Rib Daddy’s, said the Call 305-451-0900 for further company with approximately $1.9 billion in tion with his Rib Daddy’s Steak & a week to work the bugs out before Kountry Kitchen breakfast menu information. Reservations are not total assets and 28 full-service banking offic- Seafood restaurant a quarter mile Mother’s Day. That’s a huge day for will stay the same, although some necessary. es throughout the Florida Keys, Homestead, north. breakfast.” prices will increase. [email protected] Naples, Bonita Springs, Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Nokomis and Venice. TIB Financial Corp. is also the parent company of Naples Capital Advisors Inc. Ask the right questions during a job interview TIB Bank, the lead bank of the holding com- pany, was established in 1974 originally as BY ERIN CONROY site, or about pay and benefits formulate your own answers dur- an honest response, and it will The Islamorada Bank. As the bank expanded The Associated Press packages — at least during the ing future interviews." give you a good idea of where you throughout the Keys and Southwest Florida, initial interview. You should limit yourself to three stand." the bank was renamed TIB Bank. NEW YORK — You may think "Hiring is like a blind date, and questions, Arms said, and make Arms and Singel give these “We have the people and the resources to you know what it takes to nail a nobody knows how it’s going to sure they’re short and to the point. examples of strong questions to meet the economic needs of our customers, job interview — how your cover work out," Tryon said. "But in that Showing an interest in the com- ask about the job: both now and in the future, which is why we letter should look, what to wear, encounter, you should offer good pany’s culture and asking about • How long have you been trying are pleased our efforts have been effective how to make your greatest weak- value for their time and ask ques- management style will also help to fill this position? for our customers and our shareholders, as nesses sound like strengths. But tions that will really determine you determine whether the job is • What does daily life in this job evidenced by our ranking within the state just before the parting handshake, whether you’re a good match — or a good fit, said career coach Jo entail? of Florida,” said Tom Longe, chairman, CEO what will you ask your prospective not." Singel. • How do you evaluate success? and president. employer? Do your homework: Learn about the job: • What are you expecting from Crafting the right questions for It’s a good idea to ask very spe- Finding out why the position is me in the first 60 days I’m working KEY WEST the interviewer will display con- cific questions that demonstrate open is great for insight about the here? fidence and knowledge about the your knowledge about the com- job itself and what the employ- • What kind of orientation pro- company. While asking the wrong pany and that you’ve done your er would like done differently, gram do you have for new employ- questions can make you appear research, said Doug Arms, chief according to Jennifer Warne, senior ees? unqualified or even desperate. talent officer for Ajilon Professional recruiting specialist for consulting • What have others who’ve It’s important to note that, the Staffing. This can be about prod- firm Towers Perrin. worked with you said about your worst thing you can do is decline ucts, competitors or the company’s You’ll also want to ask for specific leadership? to ask questions, said Stephen strategic plan. details about how performance is • How much confidence do you Tryon, senior vice president of "It’s important how you phrase measured, and whether your inter- have in your team right now? logistics and talent management the questions and cite things viewer sees potential gaps in your • What’s more important to you, Photo courtesy of First State Bank of the Florida Keys at Overstock.com. It could show you’ve already learned," Arms said. experience, she said. productivity or creativity? laziness or, worse, a lack of inter- "A good question might be about "This can be a really great oppor- "At the end, don’t forget to ask Bank lends elbow grease est. Still, you want to avoid ask- how the company has poised itself tunity to assess and address prob- for the job," Singel said. "Tell them First State Bank of the Florida Keys volun- ing questions that can easily be for growth in the past. You might lems head on," Warne said. "Often you want it. A lot of people forget teers helped raise more than $800 for AIDS researched on the company’s Web be able to use that response to help times the interviewer will give you to do that." Help Inc. by washing cars for the SMART Ride campaign, an annual bicycle trip from Miami to Key West that raises funds and awareness for AIDS. and they were cutting back,” the 56- neering and nursing, among others. comfort zone,” Gerbracht said, “Many thanks to our friends from First Resources year-old said. The one- and two-year programs underscoring that people shouldn’t State Bank who time and time again devote Continued from page 1C Being laid off was a devastating will provide participants with either wait until their unemployment runs their weekends to help us,” said AIDS Help event at this point in her life, she a certificate or associate degree. out and they are in a more desper- Event Coordinator David Harer. “The suc- reports about a local medical said of the unexpected news. Her Some financial assistance is ate situation to begin looking for cess of this car wash can be directly attribut- receptionist position that had 300 job reviews had always been excel- available, but the program focuses ways to acquire new skills. ed to First State Bank of the Florida Keys.” applicants and a data entry posi- lent, and she was booking more primarily on “dislocated” workers, “Someone might have been a Pictured from left are AIDS Help Event tion at a bank for which nearly 600 business than ever. meaning those who receive food banker or a teacher, always was Coordinator and SMART Rider David Harer, people applied. “I thought I was protected,” she stamps and welfare assistance, have interested in marine science or AIDS Help Volunteer Robin Rissler, First “People are really freaked,” she said. “I had to pick myself up, dust a criminal background or struggling being a florist, and now is the time State Bank Assistant Branch Manager Izabela said. “Jobs are getting snatched up myself off and start over again.” veterans. to get exposure in that new field,” Budzynski, AIDS Help Administrative before they can even hit the street.” She spent the next few months The center also provides help she said. Assistant Karen Frank-Noll, First State applying for nearly a dozen jobs for employers, including skills test- Gerbracht has been trying to Bank Intern Sophie Doctoche and Human Local resources online and even doing walk-ins to ing for job applicants, collecting update her computer skills online Resources Intern Carolina Canton. businesses throughout town. She resumes and interviewing. Its Web by taking free tutorials on the Despite all the dire news, there also attended Gerbracht’s support site links to job banks. Microsoft.com Web site at night KEY WEST are local resources for unemployed group. It’s On-the-Job Training program and looking for other free Webcasts individuals of all walks of life. Zeman said at first she was allows employers to recoup up to online. The South Florida Workforce embarrassed to go to the center 50 percent of wages paid to each “I went to the library and took an One-Stop Career Center provides because she felt there was a stigma participant in the program for a cer- Excel refresher class,” she said. “It recruiting and placement services, associated with being unemployed. tain period of time. The Employed doesn’t seem like much, but it really help with job searches, assistance She quickly learned she was just Worker Training program reimburs- does help.” with filing for unemployment one of many in the same situation, es up to 50 percent of training costs Gerbracht said she’s begun to forms, training, career counseling, and she said she was treated with for current employees to upgrade look at every job she ever had or resume and interviewing assistance dignity and respect by the staff. their skills to help them retain their been slightly interested in and focus and more. The majority of its ser- Lucky for Zeman, the One-Stop job. Training expenses can include on what interested her about it and vices are free. Career Center recently had an in- instructors’ salaries, curriculum whether it is a viable field to find her Photo coutesy of Wesley House Family Services Employer Consultant Kristie house job opening for a program development and textbook/manu- new career path. Hernandez said the center in recent specialist, and Zeman just complet- als. Both programs have certain “I would like to come out of this Wesley House honors employees months has seen a drastic increase ed her first week on the job. restrictions and requirements. with maybe the ability to get a bet- Barbara Divoll and Corey Arkush were the in the number of people it serves. The career center has expanded ter job that crosses into more of recent recipients of the Wesley House Family About 50 people a day used to come from eight employees to 22 with Time for reinvention the graphic design or Web building, Services Commitment to Quality Award. through its doors. That number help from federal stimulus money. which I would never have thought The nonprofit organization developed the now averages closer to 80 people on The money also is allowing the Gerbracht and Hernandez both of as a career if I had not been award to highlight the great work of Wesley most days. center to expand its training pro- said it’s important for people out forced to do that,” she said. “You House staff members and recognize indi- Jean Zeman came to the cen- grams. of work to realize they might need just have to move forward and be viduals who go above and beyond on behalf ter for career counseling back in The ITA program provides training to reinvent themselves or learn a positive and think of opportunities of their clients. Divoll and Arkush both work December, after losing her job as a at Florida Keys Community College whole new set of skills. ahead.” in the agency’s Habana Plaza office. charter and group sales representa- in nearly a dozen areas, including “It’s about stepping out of the [email protected] tive for Historic Tours of America’s business administration, computer FLORIDA KEYS train and trolley tours. information technology, emergency “I was told the economy was bad medical technician, marine engi- Realtors tap into technology TOURISM SNAPSHOT Lodging occupancy report for the week of April 12, 2009 Coldwell Banker Schmitt Real Estate Co. turn into Great Depression II. The The following is a glimpse of what percentage of hotel rooms were booked in has launched a customized marketing suite Boettger world did not learn the lessons of Key West and the Florida Keys during the previous week based on information through SharperAgent.com that provides its Continued from page 1C WWI, and everyone paid the ter- provided by lodging properties throughout Monroe County. Realtors with tools to help create and sustain rible price of adding that simple long-term client and prospect relationships. KEY WEST out of fear itself. The classic “II” which entailed such destruc- The system’s features include: a full contact Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat example is a run on a bank. If tion. Thank goodness — and our manager used to store critical information OCCUPANCY (%) 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 everyone decides to take their voting citizenry — that our current and build marketing communication plans; This Year 76.6 91.5 95.6 94.7 94.1 95.8 98.5 money out at once, no bank can political leadership has learned an extensive library of professionally created survive. the lessons of Great Depression I, Last Year 75.8 81.1 82.9 83.0 89.3 91.7 94.8 marketing materials including newsletters, A local example is that in every and GDII shall never be writ in our greeting cards, fliers, postcards, guides and % Change 1.2 12.8 15.3 14.0 5.3 4.6 3.9 major hurricane evacuation scare, history. brochures to help deliver messages to cli- many decide to fill every gas tank Sleep easy, for yourself and the ents and prospects; a fully integrated digital they own. Their selfish fear creates kids. print and mailing fulfillment service solution FLORIDA KEYS a completely unnecessary two-day Rick Boettger was a business pro- providing agents with direct-mail market- Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat gas shortage, besides stressing the fessor before writing his book and OCCUPANCY (%) 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ing options; e-Marketing features such as poor gas stations. hosting a 25-state talk radio show automated e-mail campaigns, Flash-based This Year 73.5 87.8 90.0 89.9 88.6 90.9 92.9 If too many people believed on political economics. He has home tours and campaign Web posts; and a what Hoover and the Fed believed done tax and financial advising Last Year 66.5 69.9 72.6 74.9 78.4 85.6 90.2 marketing dashboard with daily tasks, new in 1929 — raising tariffs, cutting in Key West since retiring here in lead updates, best practice marketing tips, % Change 10.6 25.6 24.0 20.0 12.9 6.2 2.9 spending and refusing to print 1996. Questions, information and news feeds, reminders and more. more money — yes, now as then differing opinions are welcome at Courtesy of Monroe County Tourist Development Council we could have our Great Recession [email protected]. Source: 2009 Smith Travel Research, Inc./STR Global, Ltd. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 3C

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235458 4C KEYSWIDE CLASSIFIED THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 Short Sale Distressed Property Bank Owned NEW Classifi ed Real Estate Section • Ads run as a group in The Citizen’s Sunday edition Classifi eds Section • Black/White only Call Jon Wean • Only $90/ad or, if you run 4 or more ads at a time, $80/ad • One home per ad 305-292-7777 x218 [email protected] • Choose from one of three headings: Short Sale, Distressed Property, or Bank Owned LEGAL NOTICES CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE OF ACTION PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE “NOTICE OF A HAWK'S CAY, A WATERFRONT PARCEL OF LAND By: TAMMY L. MAIREL voice impaired, call "711". based. “BID OPENING SESSION” VACATION HOME HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED; As Deputy Clerk DEVELOPMENT, AS THENCE BEAR SOUTH 73 Dated at Key West, Florida, this ADA ASSISTANCE: If you are a A “BID OPENING SESSION” BY RECORDED IN OFFICIAL DEGREES 38 MINUTES 40 Florida Default Law Group, P.L. 15th day of April, 2009. person with a disability who needs THE “BID OPENING COMMIT- RECORDS BOOK 1488, PAGE SECONDS EAST, FOR A P.O. Box 25018 special accommodations in order TEE,” OF THE UTILITY BOARD 190 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS DISTANCE OF 19.23 FEET, TO A Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 DANNY L. KOLHAGE, to participate in this proceeding, OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST, OF MONROE COUNTY, POINT; THENCE BEAR SOUTH FIDINDYMAC-CONV–B-rharnig- Clerk of the Circuit Court please contact the County Admin- FLORIDA, WILL BE HELD AT FLORIDA AND ANY 16 DEGREES 21 MINUTES 20 F09017488 and ex officio istrator's Office, by phoning (305) 1:30 PM, ON FRIDAY MAY 22, AMENDMENTS THERETO. SECONDS WEST FOR A April 19 & 26, 2009 Clerk of the Board of County 292-4441, between the hours of 2009 IN THE PURCHASING DE- Commissioners of 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., no later than DISTANCE OF 62.83 FEET, TO A PUBLIC NOTICE PARTMENT CONFERENCE MORE PARTICULARLY POINT; THENCE BEAR NORTH Monroe County, Florida 2 working days prior to the sched- AREA, LOCATED AT 6900 NOTICE OF April 26, 2009 uled meeting; if you are hearing or DESCRIBED BY METES AND 73 DEGREES 38 MINUTES 40 INTENTION TO CONSIDER FRONT STREET EXTENDED, BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS: SECONDS WEST, FOR A voice impaired, call "711". STOCK ISLAND, TO OPEN PRO- ADOPTION OF DISTANCE OF 19.23 FEET, TO A NOTICE OF POSALS FOR THE FOLLOWING COUNTY ORDINANCE A PARCEL OF LAND, BEING A POINT; THENCE BEAR NORTH INTENTION TO CONSIDER Dated at Key West, Florida, this ITEM: 15th day of April, 2009. PART OF BLOCK 17, “INDIES 16 DEGREES 21 MINUTES 20 ADOPTION OF Bid # 14-09 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ISLAND, DUCK KEY - SECTION SECONDS EAST, FOR A COUNTY ORDINANCE SPECIFICATIONS FOR WHOM IT MAY CONCERN that DANNY L. KOLHAGE, 1 - PART 2”, A SUBDIVISION AS DISTANCE OF 62.83 FEET, COATING OF UTILITY STEEL on May 20, 2009 at 3:00 P.M., or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO Clerk of the Circuit Court RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, BACK TO THE “POINT OF POWER POLES as soon thereafter as may be WHOM IT MAY CONCERN that and ex officio PAGE 82, IN SECTION 21, BEGINNING” CONTAINING AN April 26, 2009 heard, at the Murray E. Nelson on May 20, 2009 at 3:00 P.M., or Clerk of the Board of County TOWNSHIP 65 SOUTH, RANGE AREA OF 1208.22 SQUARE Government Center, 102050 as soon thereafter as may be Commissioners of “NOTICE OF A 34 EAST, OF THE PUBLIC FEET, MORE OR LESS. Overseas Highway, Mile Marker heard, at the Murray E. Nelson Monroe County, Florida “BID OPENING SESSION” RECORDS OF MONROE A/K/A 102.5, Key Largo, Monroe Government Center, 102050 april 26, 2009 COUNTY, FLORIDA AND BEING 2105 MARINA VILLA DRIVE County, Florida, the Board of Overseas Highway, Mile Marker A “BID OPENING SESSION” BY MORE PARTICULARLY MARATHON, FL 33050 County Commissioners of Monroe 102.5, Key Largo, Monroe NOTICE OF THE “BID OPENING COMMIT- DESCRIBED BY METES AND County, Florida, intends to con- County, Florida, the Board of COLLECTIVE BARGAINING TEE,” OF THE UTILITY BOARD BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS: If you fail to file your answer or sider the adoption of the following County Commissioners of Monroe SESSION OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST, written defenses in the above County ordinance: County, Florida, intends to con- FLORIDA, WILL BE HELD AT COMMENCING AT THE proceeding, on plaintiff's attorney, sider the adoption of the following The Monroe County Sheriff's 1:30 PM, ON FRIDAY MAY 22, CENTERLINE INTERSECTION a default will be entered against AN ORDINANCE CREATING County ordinance: Office and Fraternal Order of 2009 IN THE PURCHASING DE- OF GOLF COURSE DRIVE AND you for the relief demanded in the MONROE COUNTY CODE Police will engage in collective PARTMENT CONFERENCE DUCK KEY DRIVE OF SAID Complaint or Petition. CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE X; AN ORDINANCE OF THE bargaining for MCSO Deputies AREA, LOCATED AT 6900 PLAT, BEAR NORTH 66 DATED at MONROE PROVIDING FOR PROTECTION BOARD OF COUNTY on May 4, 2009 at the Sheriff's FRONT STREET EXTENDED, DEGREES 56 MINUTES 00 County this 8 day of April, 2009. OF EMPLOYEES AND COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE Administrative Headquarters, STOCK ISLAND, TO OPEN PRO- SECONDS EAST, ALONG THE APPLICANTS WHO FILE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CREATING 5525 College Road on Stock POSALS FOR THE FOLLOWING CENTERLINE OF GOLF Clerk of the Circuit Court COMPLAINTS ABOUT SECTION 2-429 OF THE Island. Sessions are scheduled ITEM: COURSE DRIVE AND THE By: TAMMY L. MARCIEL VIOLATIONS OF LAW BY MONROE COUNTY CODE, A 9:30 am to noon and 2:00 to Bid # 15-09 NORTHEASTERLY EXTENSION Deputy Clerk COUNTY AGENCIES, CODE OF ETHICS FOR 4:00 pm. Each session is open SPECIFICATIONS FOR THEREOF, FOR A DISTANCE OF OFFICIALS, PERSONNEL, AND MEMBERS OF ADVISORY AND to the public. Anyone desiring INDEPENDENT STRUCTURAL REPAIRS OF 788.60 FEET, TO A POINT; In accordance with the QUASI-JUDICIAL BOARDS; to appeal any decision taken at UTILITY POLES OVER WATER CONTRACTORS; PROVIDING THENCE BEAR NORTH 72 American with Disabilities Act PROVIDING FOR any session will need a record April 26, 2009 FOR SEVERABILITY; DEGREES 50 MINUTES 55 of 1990, persons needing a SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING of the proceedings, and may PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL need to ensure that a verbatim NOTICE OF ACTION SECONDS EAST, FOR A special accommodation to FOR THE REPEAL OF ALL OF ALL ORDINANCES ORDINANCES INCONSISTENT record of the proceedings is IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DISTANCE OF 248.52 FEET, TO participate in this proceeding INCONSISTENT HEREWITH; A POINT; THENCE BEAR should contact the ASA HEREWITH; PROVIDING FOR made. If you need SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT PROVIDING FOR accommodation or assistance SOUTH 83 DEGREES 48 Coordinator no later than seven INCORPORATION INTO THE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN INCORPORATION INTO THE to attend, please contact Val MINUTES 45 SECONDS EAST, (7) days prior to the MONROE COUNTY CODE OF AND FOR MONROE COUNTY MONROE COUNTY CODE OF Marinello at 305-292-7001. FOR A DISTANCE OF 154.93 proceedings. If hearing ORDINANCES; AND PROVIDING CIVIL DIVISION ORDINANCES; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. April 26, 2009 FEET, TO A POINT; THENCE impaired, please call (800) AN EFFECTIVE DATE. NOTICE OF CONTINUATION OF CASE NO. 2008-CA-459-M BEAR SOUTH 49 DEGREES 08 955-8771 (TDD) or (800) Pursuant to Section 286.0105, INTENTION TO CONSIDER MINUTES 44 SECONDS WEST, 955-8770 (voice), via Florida Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statutes, notice is given ADOPTION OF CITIMORTGAGE, INC., FOR A DISTANCE OF 36.87 Relay Service. Florida Statutes, notice is given that if a person decided to appeal COUNTY ORDINANCE Plaintiff, FEET, TO A POINT; THENCE April 19 & 26, 2009 that if a person decided to appeal any decision made by the Board BEAR SOUTH 73 DEGREES 38 any decision made by the Board vs. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE with respect to any matter consid- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO MINUTES 40 SECONDS EAST, with respect to any matter consid- SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ered at such hearings or meetings, WHOM IT MAY CONCERN that FOR A DISTANCE OF 19.23 ered at such hearings or meetings, IRWIN M. KROHN III; IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, he will need a record of the pro- on May 20, 2009 at 3:00 P.M., or FEET, TO A POINT; THENCE he will need a record of the pro- UNKNOWN SPOUSE FLORIDA ceedings, and that, for such pur- as soon thereafter as may be SOUTH 61 DEGREES 21 ceedings, and that, for such pur- OF IRWIN M. KROHN III; CIVIL ACTION pose, he may need to ensure that heard, at the Murray E. Nelson MINUTES 20 SECONDS WEST, pose, he may need to ensure that GLENEDA G. KROHN; a verbatim record of the proceed- Government and Cultural Cen- a verbatim record of the proceed- UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF FOR A DISTANCE OF 10.98 CASE NO.: 44-2009-CA-000071 ings is made, which record in- ter, 102050 Overseas Highway, ings is made, which record in- GLENEDA G. KROHN; FEET, TO A POINT, SAID POINT DIVISION: cludes the testimony and evidence Mile Marker 102.5, Key Largo, cludes the testimony and evidence TODD B. KROHN; TO BE KNOWN AS THE “POINT upon which the appeal is to be Monroe County, Florida, the upon which the appeal is to be UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BEGINNING” OF THE INDYMAC FEDERAL based. Board of County Commissioners based. OF TODD B. KROHN; PARCEL OF LAND BANK FSB, of Monroe County, Florida, intends MARLEE B. KROHN; HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED; Plaintiff, ADA ASSISTANCE: If you are a to consider the adoption of the fol- ADA ASSISTANCE: If you are a UNKNOWN SPOUSE THEN SOUTH 73 DEGREES 38 vs. person with a disability who needs lowing County ordinance: person with a disability who needs OF MARLEE B. KROHN; MINUTES 40 SECONDS EAST, special accommodations in order special accommodations in order IF LIVING, INCLUDING FOR A DISTANCE OF 8.00 JOSE A. CID , et al, to participate in this proceeding, AN ORDINANCE CLARIFYING to participate in this proceeding, FEET, TO A POINT; THENCE Defendant(s). please contact the County Admin- THE STATUTORY AUTHORITY ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE please contact the County Admin- BEAR SOUTH 16 DEGREES 21 istrator's Office, by phoning (305) FOR THE CURRENT SIX CENT OF SAID DEFENDANT(S), istrator's Office, by phoning (305) MINUTES 20 SECONDS WEST, NOTICE OF ACTION 292-4441, between the hours of MOTOR AND SPECIAL FUEL IF REMARRIED, AND IF 292-4441, between the hours of FOR A DISTANCE OF 30.00 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., no later than TAX IN SECTION F.S. DECEASED, THE 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., no later than FEET, TO A POINT; THENCE TO: 2 working days prior to the sched- 336.025(1)(a) PROVIDING FOR RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN 2 working days prior to the sched- BEAR NORTH 73 DEGREES 38 JOSE A. CID uled meeting; if you are hearing or THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE SIX HEIRS, DEVISEES, uled meeting; if you are hearing or MINUTES 40 SECONDS WEST, LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: voice impaired, call "711". CENT MOTOR AND SPECIAL GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, 11980 SW 93RD TERRACE voice impaired, call "711". CREDITORS, LIENORS, FOR A DISTANCE OF 8.00 FUEL TAX TO ALL MIAMI, FL 33186 Dated at Key West, Florida, this MUNICIPALITIES AND THE AND TRUSTEES, AND FEET, TO A POINT; THENCE Dated at Key West, Florida, this BEAR NORTH 16 DEGREES 21 15th day of April, 2009. COUNTY; IMPOSING A FIVE ALL OTHER PERSONS CURRENT ADDRESS: 15th day of April, 2009. CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, MINUTES 20 SECONDS EAST CENT LOCAL OPTION MOTOR UNKNOWN DANNY L. KOLHAGE, FUEL TAX, AS AUTHORIZED BY UNDER OR AGAINST FOR A DISTANCE OF 30.00 DANNY L. KOLHAGE, Clerk of the Circuit Court F.S. 336.025(1)(b), UPON SUCH THE NAMED FEET, BACK TO THE “POINT OF Clerk of the Circuit Court ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN and ex officio FUEL SALES IN ALL OF DEFENDANT(S); BANK BEGINNING” CONTAINING AN and ex officio PARTIES CLAIMING BY, Clerk of the Board of County MONROE COUNTY, INCLUDING OF AMERICA, N.A.; AREA OF 240.00 SQUARE Clerk of the Board of County THROUGH, UNDER, AND Commissioners of THE MUNICIPALITIES THEREIN, VILLAGE AT HAWK'S FEET, MORE OR LESS. Commissioners of AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED Monroe County, Florida FOR A PERIOD OF THIRTY CAY PROPERTY OWNERS AND Monroe County, Florida INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) April 26, 2009 YEARS UNLESS EARLIER ASSOCIATION INC.; RESIDENTIAL UNIT C-065 OF WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE April 26, 2009 NOTICE OF CONTINUATION OF REPEALED BY THE BOARD OF WHETHER DISSOLVED VILLAGE AT HAWK'S CAY, DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CONSIDER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS; OR PRESENTLY EXISTING, ACCORDING TO THE SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY INTENTION TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROVIDING FOR A METHOD OF TOGETHER WITH ANY DECLARATION OF CLAIM AN INTEREST AS ADOPTION OF COUNTY ORDINANCE COLLECTION OF THE TAX AND PROTECTIVE COVENANTS, SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, COUNTY ORDINANCE REMISSION OF THE RESTRICTIONS AND GRANTEES, OR OTHER CREDITORS, LIENORS, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO PROCEEDS; PROVIDING THAT EASEMENTS OF VILLAGE AT CLAIMANTS OR TRUSTEES OF SAID NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PROCEEDS MAY ONLY BE HAWK'S CAY, A WATERFRONT WHOM IT MAY CONCERN that DEFENDANT(S) AND WHOM IT MAY CONCERN that on May 20, 2009 at 3:00 P.M., or SPENT FOR TRANSPORTATION VACATION HOME LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: ALL OTHER PERSONS on May 20, 2009 at 3:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as may be EXPENDITURES AS DEFINED DEVELOPMENT, AS UNKNOWN CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, as soon thereafter as may be heard, at the Murray E. Nelson HEREIN; PROVIDING FOR THE RECORDED IN OFFICIAL CURRENT ADDRESS: UNDER, OR AGAINST heard, at the Murray E. Nelson Government and Cultural Cen- PLEDGE OF THE TAX REVENUE UNKNOWN DEFENDANT(S); UNKNOWN RECORDS BOOK 1488, PAGE Government Center, 102050 ter, 102050 Overseas Highway, FOR BONDS WHOSE TENANT #1; UNKNOWN 190 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS Overseas Highway, Mile Marker Mile Marker 102.5, Key Largo, PROCEEDS ARE USED FOR YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an TENANT #2; OF MONROE COUNTY, 102.5, Key Largo, Monroe Monroe County, Florida, the TRANSPORTATION CAPITAL action to foreclose a mortgage on Defendant(s). FLORIDA AND ANY County, Florida, the Board of Board of County Commissioners PROJECTS; PROVIDING FOR the following property in MONROE AMENDMENTS THERETO. County Commissioners of Monroe of Monroe County, Florida, intends SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING County, Florida: NOTICE OF ACTION MORE PARTICULARLY County, Florida, intends to con- to consider the adoption of the fol- FOR THE REPEAL OF ALL DESCRIBED BY METES AND sider the adoption of the following lowing County ordinance: ORDINANCES INCONSISTENT PRIVATE APARTMENT NO. 3, TO: TODD B. KROHN; MARLEE BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS: County ordinance: HEREWITH; PROVIDING FOR AS DESCRIBED IN THE B. KROHN; IF LIVING, A PARCEL OF LAND, BEING A AN ORDINANCE IMPOSING A INCORPORATION INTO THE DECLARATION OF INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN PART OF BLOCK 17, “INDIES AN ORDINANCE AMENDING “NINTH-CENT” LOCAL OPTION MONROE COUNTY CODE OF CONDOMINIUM OF SEAVIEW ISLAND, DUCK KEY - SECTION MONROE COUNTY CODE MOTOR FUEL TAX, AS ORDINANCES; AND PROVIDING SPOUSE OF SAID CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS, 1 - PART 2”, A SUBDIVISION AS SECTION 23-100(b); PROVIDING AUTHORIZED BY F.S. AN EFFECTIVE DATE. DEFENDANT(S), IF REMARRIED, INC. A CONDOMINIUM DATED RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, FOR $225 WHERE NOT 206.41(1)(d) AND 336.021, UPON AND IF DECEASED, THE APRIL 25, 1966, RECORDED IN PAGE 82, IN SECTION 21, OTHERWISE COVERED BY THE SUCH FUEL SALES IN ALL OF Pursuant to Section 286.0105, RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 372, TOWNSHIP 65 SOUTH, RANGE ARTICLE RE BUSINESS TAXES; MONROE COUNTY, INCLUDING Florida Statutes, notice is given HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, PAGE 107-133, BOTH 34 EAST, OF THE PUBLIC PROVIDING FOR THE MUNICIPALITIES THEREIN, that if a person decided to appeal ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, INCLUSIVE OF THE PUBLIC SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR A PERIOD OF THIRTY any decision made by the Board LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES, AND RECORDS OF MONROE RECORDS OF MONROE FOR THE REPEAL OF ALL YEARS UNLESS EARLIER with respect to any matter consid- ALL OTHER PERSONS COUNTY, FLORIDA AND BEING COUNTY, FLORIDA. ORDINANCES INCONSISTENT REPEALED BY THE BOARD OF ered at such hearings or meetings, CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, MORE PARTICULARLY TOGETHER WITH ANY AND ALL HEREWITH; PROVIDING FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS; he will need a record of the pro- UNDER OR AGAINST THE DESCRIBED BY METES AND AMENDMENTS TO THE INCORPORATION INTO THE PROVIDING FOR A METHOD OF ceedings, and that, for such pur- NAMED DEFENDANT(S); BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS: DECLARATION AND ANY MONROE COUNTY CODE OF COLLECTION OF THE TAX AND pose, he may need to ensure that COMMENCING AT THE UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE ORDINANCES; AND PROVIDING REMISSION OF THE a verbatim record of the proceed- Whose residence are/is unknown. CENTERLINE INTERSECTION COMMON ELEMENTS OR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. PROCEEDS; PROVIDING THAT ings is made, which record in- OF GOLF COURSE DRIVE AND APPURTENANCES THERETO. THE PROCEEDS MAY ONLY BE cludes the testimony and evidence YOU ARE HEREBY required DUCK KEY DRIVE OF SAID Pursuant to Section 286.0105, SPENT FOR TRANSPORTATION upon which the appeal is to be PLAT, BEAR NORTH 66 has been filed against you and you to file your answer or written Florida Statutes, notice is given EXPENDITURES AS DEFINED based. DEGREES 56 MINUTES 00 are required to serve a copy of defenses, if any, in the above that if a person decided to appeal HEREIN; PROVIDING FOR SECONDS EAST, ALONG THE your written defenses within 30 proceeding with the Clerk of this any decision made by the Board SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING ADA ASSISTANCE: If you are a CENTERLINE OF GOLF days after the first publication, if Court, and to serve a copy thereof with respect to any matter consid- FOR THE REPEAL OF ALL person with a disability who needs COURSE DRIVE AND THE any, on Florida Default Law upon the plaintiff's attorney, Law ered at such hearings or meetings, ORDINANCES INCONSISTENT special accommodations in order NORTHEASTERLY EXTENSION Group, P.L., Plaintiff's attorney, Offices of Daniel C. Consuegra, he will need a record of the pro- HEREWITH; PROVIDING FOR to participate in this proceeding, THEREOF, FOR A DISTANCE OF whose address is 9119 Corporate 9204 King Palm Drive, Tampa, FL ceedings, and that, for such pur- INCORPORATION INTO THE please contact the County Admin- Lake Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, 33619-1328, telephone (813) 788.60 FEET, TO A POINT; pose, he may need to ensure that MONROE COUNTY CODE OF istrator's Office, by phoning (305) Florida 33634, and file the original 915-8660, facsimile (813) THENCE BEAR NORTH 72 a verbatim record of the proceed- ORDINANCES; AND PROVIDING 292-4441, between the hours of with this Court either before 915-0559, within thirty days of the DEGREES 50 MINUTES 55 ings is made, which record in- AN EFFECTIVE DATE. 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., no later than service on Plaintiff's attorney or first publication of this Notice, the SECONDS EAST, FOR A cludes the testimony and evidence 2 working days prior to the sched- immediately thereafter; otherwise nature of this proceeding being a DISTANCE OF 248.32 FEET, TO upon which the appeal is to be Pursuant to Section 286.0105, uled meeting; if you are hearing or a default will be entered against suit for foreclosure of mortgage A POINT; THENCE BEAR based. Florida Statutes, notice is given voice impaired, call "711". you for the relief demanded in the against the following described SOUTH 83 DEGREES 48 that if a person decided to appeal Complaint or petition. property, to wit: MINUTES 45 SECONDS EAST, ADA ASSISTANCE: If you are a any decision made by the Board Dated at Key West, Florida, this This notice shall be published FOR A DISTANCE OF 154.93 person with a disability who needs with respect to any matter consid- 15th day of April, 2009. once each week for two RESIDENTIAL UNIT C-065 OF FEET, TO A POINT; THENCE special accommodations in order ered at such hearings or meetings, consecutive weeks in the Key BEAR SOUTH 49 DEGREES 08 to participate in this proceeding, he will need a record of the pro- DANNY L. KOLHAGE, VILLAGE AT HAWK'S CAY, West Citizen. MINUTES 44 SECONDS WEST, please contact the County Admin- ceedings, and that, for such pur- Clerk of the Circuit Court ACCORDING TO THE WITNESS my hand and FOR A DISTANCE OF 36.87 istrator's Office, by phoning (305) pose, he may need to ensure that and ex officio DECLARATION OF the seal of this Court on this 8 day FEET, TO A POINT; SAID POINT 292-4441, between the hours of a verbatim record of the proceed- Clerk of the Board of County PROTECTIVE COVENANTS, of April, 2009. TO BE KNOWN AS THE POINT 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., no later than ings is made, which record in- Commissioners of RESTRICTIONS AND Danny L. Kolhage OF BEGINNING OF THE 2 working days prior to the sched- cludes the testimony and evidence Monroe County, Florida EASEMENTS OF VILLAGE AT Clerk of the Court uled meeting; if you are hearing or upon which the appeal is to be April 26, 2009 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 KEYSWIDE CLASSIFIED 5C

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Must enjoy Benefits available position provides leader- standing of plumbing, environment. Commis- paid vacation. Fixed communication skills; 2 www.MyDreamsAtHome.com working with the public – Please Apply in Person ship for the College’s electrical & HVAC neces- sions possible. Please shifts with set days off. yrs. of billing exp; ability PIER HOUSE RESORT actress(or)/comedian ex- 207 Simonton St. compliance with accredi- sary. Carpentry skills are express interest by Applicants must apply in to work well with 3rd Guest Services Agent perience a plus! Base (305)296-4557 tation standards of the a plus. English fluency is phone (305) 797-6446 person. Call 294-7775 for party payors; attn. to de- (Front Desk), hourly rate plus commis- EOE/Drug Free Southern Association of a must, bilingual a plus. appt. tail; exc. customer Banquet Captain, sions. Apply in person at Workplace Basic computer skills. JUMP START YOUR service & computer Colleges and Schools MARTIN’S Server, P/T On Call 602 Greene St. Stable work history & CAREER TODAY!! skills, proficient w/ex- YOUTH CO-OP, INC. Commission on Colleges Looking for Professional Banquet Staff, verifiable work refer- The Key West One-Stop cel & willingness to learn RETAIL SALES a non profit organization, as directed by the presi- & experienced, bartender P/T Spa Housekeeping ences required. F/T new things & cross train Full-time and part-time is seeking the following Career Center is offering & Wait Staff. Please call Attendants dent. Requires a related w/great benefits pack- w/ acctg. position. Home retail sales $10.00/hr an opportunity to Jump for appt. between 10am - Steady, verifiable position for the Key West Master’s degree and five age. Free parking & shift health, hospice or medi- plus commission Start Your Career. 11am. 305-295-0111 work history & current, Career Center location. years related experience. meal. Drug-Free cal office experience pre- strong experience re- for busy downtown gift Position requires a back- Working with experts at MASSAGE ASSISTANT Generous benefits pack- Workplace. ferred. Degree preferred. quired. English fluency is store. Includes 2 weeks ground check & drug the Sullivan & Cogliano F/T or P/T, (No experi- age. Pay based on edu- Apply at Human Reports directly to CFO. a must. Excellent bene- paid vacation with test. E-Mail resume to Resources. Training Ctr, Inc., in Mi- ence, will train.) Female Competitive wages & cation and experience. fits associated w/ f/t posi- Medical & Dental benefits Nfitzgerald@southflorida One Duval St., Mon - Fri ami. The One-Stop Ca- preferred. male consid- benefits. Submit resume Application and tions…Health, dental, vi- available after eligibility workforce.com for con- 10am - 4pm or reer Center is funding ered, 305-304-1829 & cover letter w/salary information available at sion, flexible spending, period. sideration. fax confidential resume qualified applicants for MORTGAGE MANAGER req. to: Aflac, 401K. Shift meal & www.fkcc.edu or contact Apply in person at to 305-294-0037 on-line computer pro- Keys Federal Credit Un- Visiting Nurse Associa- parking. EOE, M/F/D/V 207 Simonton St Human Resources M/F/D/V EOE tion & Hospice of the Program Supervisor grams. Successful com- ion is currently looking for Drug Free Workplace 8:00am to 4:30pm. 305-809-3118 Florida Keys Key West FRONT DESK / pletion of these programs an experienced Mortgage Apply: H/R Dept. 296-4557 EOE M/F/D/V Fax: 305-294-9348 GUEST SERVICE will lead to recognized Manager to join our credit One Duval St. EOE/Drug Free ______Experience required. certification in areas union. 5 to 10 years of or e-mail to: M - F, 10am-4pm Oversees Career Center [email protected] Workplace staff in Workforce Invest- ADJUNCT Busy properties, need such as Microsoft Offices retail mortgage manager experience required. POSITIONS ment Act Program, Food INSTRUCTOR multi-task skills. Must Specialist, Network Tech, NAVAL AIR STATION Extensive knowledge of AVAILABLE SUNSHINE RENTALS In Clinical Nursing at work weekends. Excel- KEY WEST Stamp Employment & System Admin. & Web- mortgage products and at IS EXPANDING AGAIN lent wage, benefits. 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Requires a ble shedules) No bene- outgoing and able to minimum of 4 years of care workers 2:30-5:30 pre qualify. cal and field underwriting Westin/Sunset Key Bachelor’s degree in fits, must be able to pass pass drugs and back- workforce experience. and various summer skills. Excellent oral and *Gift Shop Clerk Nursing. Master’s degree Orientation is scheduled a security investigation, camp shifts between written communication ground screening. Email Must have a history of preferred. Clinical experi- for Tuesday May 5th. have knowledge of drink F/T 7:30-5:30. Will begin in- and leadership skills. resume successful supervisory ence required, teaching Courses are taken at preparation, safety and duties. Must be computer terviewing K-6 teachers High school diploma or *Previous applicants [email protected] experience preferred. home, at your own pace, sanitation regs,have the literate with knowledge of (part/full time 09/10 equivalent required, a need not apply again. Pleas no phone calls. Pay based on education under our guidance. Bachelors Degree pre- ability to oper. Computer- Microsoft Word and Ex- school yr), multi-age exp Tour Guide Part Time and experience. Applica- The Key West One-Stop ferred. Good credit a ized cash register and cel and successfully and lang. arts specialty a Drug Free Work Place - Truman's Little White Career Center is a must. Visit www.keysfcu.org excellent customer rela- tions and information plus. Applicants must be An Equal Opportunity House. complete testing on non-profit agency funded to obtain a job applica- tions. To obtain a job an- these applications. Must available at patient, kind, & desire to nouncement and a fed. Employer Apply in Per- Please call Sandy by the U.S Department of tion. Fax applications to be willing to travel to Mi- www.fkcc.edu or contact teach children in a crea- application pkg. email son 245 Front Street, (305)296-4557 Labor & The State of 294-0558. Please in- ami monthly. 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BY LESLIE LINSLEY Special to The Citizen Ahead ofof itsits timetime

’ve just returned to Nantucket, Mass., Iafter a winter in Key West and have been Condos created from former reporting on the state of affairs, as I’ve perceived them in regard to the retail busi- hospital through adaptive reuse ness. I feel as though I’ve had a peek into the future of our Nantucket season that will soon be upon us. As the Key West season is just winding down I thought you might like to hear from an outsider how your community has fared. It’s a loose consensus, but it was pretty positive. The home furnishing stores reported business slightly higher than the same time last year, and so I am looking forward to the same sort of results here in Nantucket. This is what visitors from all over the country were buying for their homes: Decorative pillows were high on the list followed by quilted throws, small occa- sional pieces of furniture, small accessories such as trays, candleholders and unusual vases for entertaining. Handmade crafts such as pottery were reportedly “hot” for a three-dimensional art piece to display, but Cayman Smith-Martin’s bamboo and wood cut- more for function. out accents the living room’s rattan furniture. Useful objects were more desirable, but people liked the idea of having something handmade to hold everyday objects rather than something from Kmart that could STORY BY BARBARA BOWERS serve the same purpose. For example, Special to The Citizen handmade ceramic coffee mugs, while more expensive than those from Pier 1 PHOTOS BY MIKE HENTZ Imports, provide a more enjoyable experi- The Citizen ence, look good on a shelf, and purchasing a handmade mug isn’t such a great expense for this small pleasure. t’s easy to wander by Southard Square and When interviewed, one knowledgeable miss the residential compound tucked owner of a rather nice home-style store told Iinto the mature garden of what used to be me that customers are staying home more, dePoo Hospital. Even old-timers do double nesting and entertaining more than going takes at the former two-floor, cinder-block out for dinner as often as they used to. In structure that was built in 1958 and devel- this regard they are assessing their homes oped by Mark Barnett in 1985. and adding or replacing items that seem Back then, its appearance shifted as much tired. as its use when he added a third floor with “It’s an inexpensive way to upgrade your two front-gable roofs; when he stuccoed exte- lifestyle and still have fun shopping,” said rior walls and replaced a dirt parking lot with one store owner. big decks and fences and brick pathways; and “A really nice throw pillow or quilt is a when he moved the administration building relatively inexpensive way to give a room back 8 feet from Southard Street and turned a lift,” said Patty O’Conner, owner of Key the old purchasing department house at the Accents, one of my regular haunts. rear of the property into the compound’s pool Maxine Makover, owner of Knit Wits Key house. West, an upscale yarn shop on Whitehead The former dePoo Hospital’s purchasing department building is now the Southard Square compound’s Street, reported a better February than last See CONDOS, page 2D community pool house. year. It seems that when people stay home more they enjoy making something for themselves. “The higher-end yarns were most popu- lar,” she said, explaining that people on vacation look for something unusual and perhaps more exotic than the run-of-the- mill. Cruises devoted to knitters gave her store a boost as well. “It’s amazing, but knitters are quite dedi- cated and will do their homework, seeking out a yarn shop wherever they travel,” she said. She also provides a brilliant service called “The Knit Express,” a “quickie” class for those on the run. On the art scene: The galleries, for the most part, reported healthy sales. Local art- ist Debra Yates had a very successful show of her new works at Lucky Street Gallery in March. Local artists, those with a following, did particularly well. Betsy Dietz, who ran the art auction to benefit Aids Help Inc. at the Casa Marina Resort, said that while there were fewer participants than in past years, the buying was brisk and the paintings by local artists were gobbled up for good prices. I was in attendance and the audience of buyers was enthusiastic — no coaxing needed. Lynn Sherman’s painting was one of the high- lights and satisfied both the charity and the lucky buyer. A good sign that even in a slow economy people will turn out for a good cause. The prevailing attitude from gallery own- ers is that people on vacation want to take home a reminder of the place they are visit- The open floor plan features a wall of glass sliding doors. ing, and small works in particular are desir- able as a way to downsize in the economy without compromising taste. They don’t have to be shipped, and one can always find a place to hang them. Local folks continue to support the arts, and the art scene is vibrant and active in

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Marilyn Barnett with her dog, Teddy, in her living room.

one entry, although all have separate it up yet.” said. “I don’t worry about him bark- entrances with private patios or bal- The desk anchors the corner wall ing or disturbing neighbors. It’s really 1 conies. Marilyn’s one-bedroom/ 1 ⁄2- of the dining-living area where the quiet because these old hospital walls bath condo is located on the ground hallway begins. It ends at the bed- are so thick.” floor near the central entrance to room, which is only slightly smaller As if to reinforce the win-win situ- Southard Square. The lush tropical than the living area in front. Lots ation, Teddy applies his own special foliage almost hides the big stucco of closets with shutter doors line brand of adaptive reuse: First he curls arch to her covered patio. one wall, and an unusual mirrored up on a white fur rug in the bath- “The plants offer additional pri- shower door in the master bath adds room, and as the urge hits him, shifts vacy, but the residences are already the illusion of space to an already to a green one next to the king-size Teddy applies his own brand of adaptive reuse to his various sleeping rugs, this one positioned for that,” she said. “I spacious 16-by-13-foot room. bed. in the master bath. spend a good deal of time on the Teddy, Barnett’s mini guard dog, Barbara Bowers is a Key West writer. patio, but the glass sliding doors let has been the silent, but ever-obser- To suggest a home to be featured in the me feel like I’m in the garden even vant tour director during the apart- Keys Homes section, send an e-mail cut down to build something from when I’m sitting indoors.” ment walk-through. to [email protected]. Homes Condos scratch. The interior arrangement of the “He’s the star around here,” she listed for sale may not be considered. Continued from page 1D “I’m proud of what Mark did here; open living-and-dining floor plan it’s a quality project,” said his mother, features a front window wall with Marilyn Barnett, who has lived in solid side walls that give way to a In short, when Mark Barnett con- one of the first-floor condos since hall, which runs the length of the verted the 34-bed hospital at 908-918 Southard Square opened in late 1986. apartment. From the hall is entry to Southard Street into 18 condomini- “The apartments toward the back are the half bath/utility room, and to the ums, he was at the forefront of the where the surgery department was, kitchen, where one wall of the com- “green building” curve. By revamping and the ICU was next to it.” pact and galley-like kitchen forms a the old materials and energy into Marilyn should know, and not counter that spans almost the entire private residences (following dePoo’s just because her son developed the width of the dining room. Rattan move to Kennedy Drive), the adap- property. She was dePoo Hospital’s stools at the counter serve informal tive reuse theory maintains that first registered dietician, and as she dining, while a rattan table with glass everyone is a winner: Barnett the strolled the path to the compound’s top affords formal dining. developer, who retains a mid-20th- gated side entrance, she pointed to The airy ambiance of rattan fur- century building and makes money five condos that front Griffin Lane: niture is ever present in side tables by doing so; the condo owners, who “Basically, that’s where I used to work and chairs, but some pieces such as buy into an updated piece of old in the kitchen and cafeteria,” she the 6-foot Tommy Bahama desk and Key West; the historic neighborhood said. matching bookshelf create heavier that retains its flavor, and of course, Each of the condominiums is focal points. Their dark woods con- the planet because less fuel was uniquely designed — some as town- trast with the soft green sofa and the needed to transport fewer materials houses, some with two or three light tile floors that run throughout to the island, plus fewer trees were bedrooms, some with more than the 800-square-foot condo. “Because there are only a few windows in this particular design, I selected the off-white floor tiles to brighten the space,” Marilyn Barnett said. “Everything is pretty much orig- inal to what Mark installed 24 years ago — for instance, the black appli- ances in the kitchen — but I do make periodic changes to the furniture or artwork.” The long hallway is a natural gal- lery for Marilyn Barnett’s art collec- tion, which features some pieces painted by her daughter, Debbie. But another décor shift is eminent when Barnett returns a roll-top desk her son Steven made when he was 16. “He designed and made the entire desk — everything, including the slats on the roll top,” she said. “It will Marilyn Barnett’s son Steven made the roll-top desk when he was 16 years old. be his again one day. I just can’t give All the condos in Southard Square have private entrances and patios or balconies.

ed within walking distance of time perusing the stores, owners and their help were as the media would have us emerging and that’s a good Linsley of one another. I thought this watching buying patterns and cheerful and accommodating, believe. They were polite and thing. Continued from page 1D was a good idea because there talking to shop owners is that never overly pushy or exuding seemed to be mimicking the Leslie Linsley has written is more opportunity to show there were fewer shoppers, but an air of desperation. (Please optimistic attitude of our new more than 50 books on crafts, Key West with Thursday night paintings in settings other they were all buying some- note, I did not go into souvenir president. decorating and home style. openings not only in galleries than hanging in the galleries. thing. Less crowded stores or T-shirt shops.) It is obvious that Americans She resides on Nantucket with but public buildings, offices What I sensed as a seri- made the shopping experience People were not asking for love to shop, especially while her husband, photographer and even the local gyms locat- ous shopper who spent a lot more enjoyable, and shop discounts or for lower prices, on vacation. It makes us Jon Aron, and has a store on happy, and in a small way we the island that specializes in are doing our part to stimulate her one-of-a-kind creations. the economy. We can always Her latest book is “Key West, a justify it if we feel we are get- Tropical Lifestyle” (Monacelli ting good value. The days of Press), with photos by Terry SEARCH ALL KEYS LISTINGS * RESEARCH THE MARKET * MAKE OFFERS TO SELLERS willy-nilly spending may be Pommett. Contact her at les- PRUDENTIAL KNIGHT & GARDNER REALTY 305-294-5155 310732 over, but smart shoppers are [email protected].

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That means survived Hurricane and wind tolerance (it also two free native trees or bushes Wilma. survived Hurricane Wilma) for every citizen who has elec- American beautyberry and high drought tolerance. tricity if they show up at 8:30 (Callicarpa americana): This The Cuban May beetle eats its a.m. at the KEYS service build- variety is fast growing, likes leaves. ing, 1001 James St. full sun to light shade, and will Blolly (Guapira discolor): This project is part of a reach about 8 feet by 8 feet in This tree experiences mod- nationwide program called size. It has insignificant flowers erate growth and will reach TREE POWER sponsored by and showy purple seeds. The 25 feet by 15 feet in size. the American Public Power beautyberry is moderately tol- The blolly, an evergreen, has Association. The goal is erant of salt, wind and water, droopy branches, inconspicu- to plant one tree for every but it has a high drought toler- ous flowers and red berries in customer. To date, custom- ance. It needs pruning and has late summer. It prefers full sun ers have planted more than no pests. to light shade, thrives on some 32,000 native trees. KEYS has Firebush (Hamelia patens): organic soil content, has high improved our landscape and It’s a fast-growing bush that salt, wind and water tolerance, saved us money by reducing can reach a size of 20 feet by 8 moderate drought tolerance, Photos by Robin Robinson our energy use. feet. It prefers full sun to light and survived Wilma on the The fast-growing firebush has showy, red flowers. To help you plan to put the shade, has year-round, showy, beach. right plant in the right place, red flowers, black seeds, and is Geiger tree (Cordia sebeste- ate growth, the tree will reach inconspicuous, white flowers Announcements: here’s the list of the bushes evergreen. It has high drought, na): It has a moderate growth approximately 15 feet by 15 and black seeds. It can grow to Wednesday is National and trees to be given away wind and salt tolerance. The rate, reaching 25 feet by 20 feet feet in size. Another evergreen, about 15 feet by 2 feet in size, Arbor Day. this year. All of these natives easily pruned firebush has in size. Also an evergreen, the it has semi-showy, white flow- and is usually multi-trunked The investiture of Garden are enjoyed by birds, bees and no pests, attracts butterflies geiger tree has large, rough ers and brown berries. It does with sharp, hooked spines and Club officers will occur at butterflies. Some are threat- and also survived Hurricane leaves and showy, orange well in full sun to light shade, aromatic leaves. The highly the spring luncheon May 3 ened or endangered. They will Wilma. flowers all year. Thriving in but its soil needs organic con- salt-, wind- and drought-toler- at Square One. Reef Perkins, weather the hurricanes and Locustberry (Byrsonima full sun, the tree has a high tent. The tree is moderately ant tree prefers full sun and the vice admiral of the Conch come back, just like we do. Lucida): Another Wilma sur- saltwater, wind and drought saltwater and drought tolerant. sandy or limestone soil. It has Republic Navy, will be the vivor, the locustberry experi- tolerance. Geiger beetles will Another Wilma survivor, it has no pests. master of ceremonies. Cost is Bushes: ences moderate growth and eat its leaves. high salt and wind tolerance More detailed information $25, to Sally Dodd, 269-651- averages about 12 feet by 12 Smooth strongback and no known pests. on each plant can be found on 0681. Bahama senna (Senna feet in size, but can be 30 feet (Bourreria succulenta): Also Spicewood (Calyptranthes the Key West Garden Club Web A Garden Club volunteer is Mexicana var. chapmanii): It’s depending on soil. It is eas- known as the Bahama strong- pallens): This threatened site at http://www.keywestgar- needed from 9 a.m. to noon a fast-growing, 6-foot by 6- ily pruned, has showy spring bark, this endangered tree variety experiences slow to denclub.com. Click News, then Mondays. foot, lanky bush that likes sun flowers, prefers full sun to species experiences moderate moderate growth, reaching 20 Gardening Tips, then Citizen to light shade. Also known as light shade, has no pests and growth, reaching 15 feet by 12 feet by 10 feet in size. It has Columns and look for indi- Key West Garden Club’s mas- Bahama cassia, it has glorious attracts butterflies. This ever- feet in size. It exhibits semi- semi-showy, white flowers in vidual plant names. ter gardener Robin Robinson yellow flowers all year, and is green bush has moderate tol- showy, white flowers all year, spring and fall, and a fragrant, We can all be a part of going was a columnist at the Chicago evergreen and drought and erance to salt, wind and water bright-orange drupe and is dark-red berries. Preferring green with our landscaping. To Daily News and syndicated by wind tolerant. It needs prun- but high tolerance for drought. an evergreen. It likes full sun light shade to full sun, it also conserve energy, plant these Princeton Features. Her book, ing but seeds readily. It has no to light shade and thrives on has low salt, wind and water shade trees and bushes on “Peeling the Onion: Reversing pests and attracts sulfur but- Trees: some organic content. It has tolerance — although it sur- the south, west or east sides the Ravages of Stroke,” can be terflies. moderate salt, wind and water vived Wilma — and moderate of your home. Shade your found on Amazon.com. This Bay cedar (Suriana mari- Black ironwood tolerance and high drought drought tolerance. vulnerable windows and air- column is part of a series devel- tima): This threatened, slow- (Krugiodendron ferreum): tolerance. Wild lime (Zanthoxylum conditioning units. Plant your oped by the Key West Garden growing, 8-foot by 6-foot Also knowns as leadwood, the Spanish stopper (Eugenia fagara): The wild lime is a fast- shrubs close to the walls to Club. Visit http://www.keywest- shrub prefers full sun and has black ironwood has very slow foetida): With slow to moder- growing, evergreen tree with keep them cool. gardenclub.com.

The American beautyberry has fuschia purple seeds and can grow to The Bahama senna has yellow flowers throughout the year and The locustberry averages about 12 feet by 12 feet in size but can about 8 feet by 8 feet in size. attracts butterflies. reach 30 feet in the right soil. It is easily pruned. GOOD DEEDS Monroe County Property Transfers

Listing Agency Selling Agency List Sold List Price Sold Price Street Address Built Description Bdrms Seller Wtfrnt Upper Keys All-Star Real Estate Marr Properties 2/24/09 4/8/09 $95,000 $80,000 98525 Overseas Hwy Key Largo N/A Lots 0 Charles E & Sarah E DircksNo Internet Realty Prudential Keyside 1/8/09 4/22/09 $427,500 $410,000 28 Mangrove Ln Key Largo 1990 Single Family 2 OCWEN Loan Servicing, LLC Yes Bayview Properties Bayview Properties 11/1/08 4/15/09 $139,000 $135,000 931 S Topaz Ave Key Largo 1979 Mobile Home 2 TIB Bank No The Shore Realty The Shore Realty 7/23/08 4/15/09 $1,900,000 $1,650,000 139 Gimpy Gulch Dr #E Plantation Key 2007 Single Family 3 Thomas & Stephanie Dee Yes Realty World - Freewheeler Realty World - Freewheeler 12/8/08 4/15/09 $899,000 $800,000 111 Villabella Dr Plantation Key 1986 Single Family 3 Vern R & Patricia V Wintermute Yes Realty World - Freewheeler Century 21 Keysearch 12/27/06 4/17/09 $280,000 $165,000 113 Palm Ln Plantation Key 1958 Single Family 1 William J Malone No Coldwell Banker Schmitt Coldwell Banker Schmitt 10/2/08 4/17/09 $699,000 $600,000 131 Palermo Dr Plantation Key 1992 Single Family 3 Guy B & Joyce W Cleaves Yes Century 21 Keysearch Century 21 Keysearch 9/21/07 4/20/09 $1,700,000 $1,150,000 120 Gulfside Dr Plantation Key 1989 Single Family 3 George R Hanes Tr Yes Choice Realty Of Miami Outside Of MLS 2/23/07 4/1/08 $980,000 $825,000 110 Lisbon Ct Lower Matecumbe 1991 Single Family 3 Withheld Yes Coldwell Banker Schmitt Island Villa Properties 7/7/08 4/23/09 $1,900,000 $2,100,000 249 Sunset Dr Lower Matecumbe 1967 Single Family 3 Richard S & Julie A Hamli Trs Yes Middle Keys Coldwell Banker Schmitt Coldwell Banker Schmitt 2/20/09 4/22/09 $975,000 $787,500 165 13th St Key Colony 2003 Single Family 3 Brian G AnglinYes Coldwell Banker Schmitt Century 21 Prestige 10/3/08 4/13/09 $260,000 $261,000 100 Alynn Pl Marathon 1986 Single Family 2 Karl D & Patricia S Borglum No Exit Realty Exit Realty 2/26/09 4/17/09 $89,000 $42,000 0 Corner Copa D'Oro/Ocittil Marathon N/A Lots 0 Paul & Spisak No Lower Keys Schwartz GMAC Schwartz GMAC 1/10/09 4/20/09 $209,000 $209,000 29529 Big Pine St Big Pine Key 1975 Single Family 2 Aurora Loan Services Inc Yes Exit Realty RE/MAX Southernmost 2/13/09 4/20/09 $399,000 $340,000 2230 San Marco Dr Big Pine Key 1986 Single Family 2 Michael W Hawkins Yes RE/MAX Southernmost Schwartz GMAC 2/2/08 4/23/09 $299,000 $260,000 29967 Newfound Blvd Big Pine Key 1994 Single Family 3 Albert L & Allyson Howe H/w Yes Crocker Wagner Century 21 Prestige 1/29/09 4/16/09 $352,900 $340,000 331 W Indies Dr Ramrod Key 1988 Single Family 2 CHL Yes Schwartz Property Sales Crocker Wagner 5/7/08 4/17/09 $250,000 $250,000 25093 Center St Summerland Key 1958 Single Family 2 John Sahagian Yes Century 21 Prestige Coldwell Banker Schmitt 5/20/08 4/17/09 $299,000 $295,000 747 W Shore Dr Summerland Key 1999 Single Family 3 David Jachowski No Coldwell Banker Schmitt Schwartz Property Sales 3/15/09 4/21/09 $725,000 $700,000 848 Bay Dr Summerland Key 1986 Single Family 3 Wayne A Vogel Yes Realty Executives Bascom Grooms 5/5/08 4/17/09 $290,000 $250,000 19563 Seminole St Sugarloaf Key 1989 Single Family 3 George B & Sandra W Russell No Truman & Co. Coldwell Banker Schmitt 11/25/08 4/23/09 $699,900 $550,000 21 Boulder Dr Saddlebunch 1979 Single Family 3 Boca Keys Yes Global Realty Services Century 21 All Keys 7/28/08 4/1/09 $265,900 $264,420 1 Coral Way Stock Island 2004 Condo 3 Cert Equity Loan Trust Series No Key West Crocker Wagner Internet Realty 10/23/08 4/16/09 $250,000 $250,000 92 Golf Club Dr #408 Key West 1997 Townhouse 2 Sarah K Felger No Island Group Realty Broadway Realty 6/26/08 4/20/09 $859,000 $752,700 28 Bamboo Ter Key Haven 1966 Single Family 6 Harlan B & Mary Jane Franklin Yes Truman & Co. Truman & Co. 1/7/09 4/17/09 $499,000 $400,000 227 Julia St Key West 2004 Single Family 1 Andrew R Swanson Sr No Coldwell Banker Schmitt Coldwell Banker Schmitt 2/8/09 4/22/09 $399,000 $324,500 2601 S Roosevelt Blvd #203C Key West 1974 Condo 3 Jerry L & Sharon B Gordon No At Home in Key West Doug Mayberry 10/17/08 4/20/09 $311,500 $285,000 804 South St #2 Key West N/A Condo 1 Robert R & Elaine Fontaine No Based on information from the KWAR MLS for the period 04/16/09 through 04/23/09. Information provided by the Key West Association of Realtors - www.keywestrealtor.org To See the List of Sunday’s Open Houses go to www.keywestrealtors.org/open-houses.htm 4D KEYSWIDE CLASSIFIED THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009

OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-3 PM SEE MAP SEE MAP PAGE OPEN HOUSE ● 1-3 PM PAGE 7 706 Chapman Lane ~ Old Town 7 Absolutely charming renovated Old Town Between Petronia and Angela Cottage. 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath + sleeping loft. Fenced yard, lush gardens, hot tub, off-street parking, central air, in-house generator, alarm, hurricane rated shutters, 639 UNITED STREET some Dade County Pine. Make this your Beautifully renovated 3/3 Conch style home island get-a-way! including a 1/1 poolside guest cottage. Large Price reduced to $576,000. living area and kitchen open to the pool and gardens through French doors. Finished with granite countertops, vaulted ceilings and hardwood and tile fl oors. Walk to everything from this central Old Town location. Offered at: $790,000 298979 298978 SEE MAP SEE MAP PAGE PAGE 7 7

Open House 2-5 PM 712 Southard Street - Old Town Key West A handsome two bedroom two bath Conch House, this home has been lovingly restored in every way. From the white picket fence, to the private rear yard with tropical 1108 Fleming gardens and sunny swimming pool, the property has Street everything one looks for in a Key West house! OPEN Listed for $899,000 “Make an offer Today!” HOUSE 1-3 Beautifully appointed historic home on one of the most prestigious streets in Old Town Key West. Three bedroom Conch house with guest cottage, inviting pool and off EVERETT WATKINS street parking. Open fl oor plan with high ceilings, French Offi ce (305) 294-3040 Mobile (305) 304-4269

doors overlooking lush tropical yard. The quintessential 298981 Key West Hideaway for the discerning buyer. $1,295,000 298973 SEE MAP SEE MAP PAGE Open House Today 12 to 3pm PAGE 7 2011-2013 Roosevelt Drive 7 Beautifully Renovated Duplex! 5 Bedroom 3 Bath, 2200 sq ft of living area, 9000 sq ft lot. 3 bedroom side has cathedral 298975 ceilings, loft, brand new kitchen, addition with large living SHARK KEY- WATERFRONT area leading to deck and back yard. Tons of room for pool on Fabulous Gulf views are showcased from either or both sides! Central A/Cs, Tile fl oors. Not a drive by! Good for someone who wants a nice home with extra income this new 4BD/4BA luxury home on Shark or just for investment purposes! Asking $599,000 Key. 3,600 sq. ft. on one level with private Scheduling problem? Call me for a private showing! pool. Off-site 35’ boat slip included. Owner is Lic. RE Broker. www.CannonRoyalListing.com $2,590,000. Kathleen P. Hancock, PA Broker Associate 1213 Truman Avenue, Key West, FL 33040 Offi ce: 305-296-7744 Cell: 305-304-4034 [email protected] www.Keywesthomes.org 52 Cannon Royal Drive www.PreferredPropertiesCoastal.com 298987 SEE MAP SEE MAP Open House PAGE PAGE 1115 SOUTH STREET 7 7 Easy Island Living in Sunday 1:00 - 4:00 OPEN this 2BR/2BA home, plus almost 300 SF of unfinished walk-in attic 16845 Tamarind Rd HOUSE space. Gourmet kitchen with custom burled Sugarloaf Key Today 1- 3 maple cabinetry, out- door dining, very pri- Open Water Pool Home! $999,000! vate pool and separate This exceptional 4 BR, 3.5 BA 3,000 SF concrete home in Lisa Ferringo, REALTOR® LYNN spa, off-street parking prestigious South Point has been completely renovated and Coldwell Banker Schmitt Real Estate Co. and lovely gardens. boasts picture perfect views of the open water. Fabulous (305)797-1221 $1,150,000. features include metal roof, new Anderson doors & windows, Find Your Dream Home! KAUFELT Mahogany fl oors, open granite chef’s kitchen w/center cooking Visit my website at 305-923-4276 island, 2 Master Suites, and gorgeous views from all living www.UniqueKeysHomes.com to [email protected] areas. Concrete dock, heated pool w/spa & much more! see all homes for sale from www.lynnkaufelt.com 1205 Truman Avenue, Key West, Florida 33040 (305) 292-2244 $999,000 Key Largo to Key West! 298977 298986

010 Public Notice 402 Roommates 404 ROOMS 410 MOBILE HOMES SEE MAP OCEANFRONT Stk. Is. LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS • 3 Bedroom/2.5 Bath Lg rm. $650/Sm rm. $550 716 DUVAL ST. Summerland Key mm25 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12-2PM • High Ceilings PAGE Pvt. bath, WOW cable, HEARTBREAK HOTEL Sm., cozy, furn. 2/1. • Corner Lot garden & Lg dock. W/D 7 Stay in the heart of Old $800/mo. inc. elec. (up to • Brazilian Cherry Flooring NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS F/S 896-4245 296-2116 Town. Beautifully fur- $100), water & cable. nished, immaculately F/L/S. 872-7824 • Granite Counter Tops **PROFESSIONAL** clean, full kitchens, tile • Full Laundry Room In case of errors, please BIG PINE KEY REDUCED!!! baths, cable TV & cold Furn. 1BR in quite neigh- • Wrap Around Porches large old town brand new A/C. check your classifi ed borhood, W/D, includes Must See! 4BR superlux house. Starting at $99/night or cable & most utils. $650 Own queen size beroom $399/week Priced at $1,399,000 + security 305-849-3121 line ad the fi rst day it w/lg flat screen TV.Pvt 296-5558 swimming pool. Share www.heartbreakhotel.org SEASIDE RESORT t appears. In the event with 1 other only $299pw 1/1 $900/mo + Utils F/L/S s first 2 months, minimum EFFICIENCY Possible Rent to Own e of an error, we are 6 month lease. Lower Duval St. South- Purchase includes 2001 W 305-896-4004 ern Cross Hotel. Fur- Yamaha Zuma Scooter y responsible for the fi rst nished, kitchenette, pri- 305-797-2779 e Raymond J. Vazquez, HISTORIC SEAPORT vate bathroom, short , K 2 Beautiful new condos, term, or long term. Start- BIG COPPITT 1 et Lic. Real Estate Broker incorrect insertion of an 2BR/2BA, short or long ing at $313-$359 per 2BR/2BA, double wide, 1 e W/D hookups, fenced 24 tr 305-395-1777 term. Furnished, quiet, week. Avail. immed. Call William S ad. The Citizen does not responsible, employed, 294-3200 for terms, view- yard, pets ok! $1,150, vizcayaandcompany.com 298983 references, no smoking, ing & to apply. F/L/S. Discount for early assume responsibility for no pets. $800/mo $400 payments and call after security, 305-294-8766 Lg., Clean, Quiet, Furn. 6pm. 305-294-3251. 416 FURN CONDOS 417 UNFURN.CONDOS 417 UNFURN.CONDOS 417 UNFURN.CONDOS Room. New Town. Ca- LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS any reason beyond the ROOMMATE TO ble, C/A/C, W/D, OSP, THIS IS IT SHARE $235/wk and utilities 1BR Park Model Mobile SMATHERS BEACH keywestrentalco.com 3BR/2BA - 1250 sq. ft. KW BEACHFRONT Beautiful very large included. 586-615-3559 Home in Seaside Resort, 3BR/2BA fully furnished Available Now! Las Salinas beautiful top 2 BR/2 BA Condo. cost of the ad itself. MM10.5. 2 pools, laun- renovated, cent A/C, floor all applis, extra stor- 6 mo. or 1 yr. lease 257955 3BR/2BA on clean canal. Room for boat. Best of 410 MOBILE HOMES drymats, gate control se- 2 pools + tennis ct. * Salt Ponds 2/2 age, pool, parking $1750 @ 1800 Atlantic. Small LOWER KEYS curity. Sorry... no pets. 2 $1,850 mo + util +sec. + util's. 305-897 2955 pets ok. Pool & hot tub. 402 Roommates everything. MM 21. $750 * Las Salinas 3/2 & 2/2 person max. $950 mo. Prudential Knight $1750mo. F/L/S. 744-6464 SANTA CLARA CONDO FURNISHED ROOM 296-7103, 294-7446. and Gardner Realty * Large Duplex 2/1 Vic Musmanno New Town, 2BR/2BA $700 + utils. 404 ROOMS 305-304-4287, 294-5155 * Priv. Homes 3/3 & 2/2 Coldwell Banker Schmitt Pristine Little Torch tennis, pool. $1,400/mo. $300 dep. LOWER KEYS * Cottages 1/1 305-294-0123 Available May 1st. Bright 2/1 on swimming Sorry no pets. Avail. now. Upscale Furn. Pvt. Rm $800.00 PER MONTH PREMIER OLD TOWN 879-0444. canal, CAC, WD hook- 305-923-0517. All util incl. TV.1 working Rent to Own 2004 1BD ups. $895 + Util, year GATED COMMUNITY Visit our website: 422 FURNISHED APTS. SALT PONDS CONDO LOWER KEYS person. Rates Begin Mobile Home on lease, FLS. KW Island Owner's completely re- www.keywestrentalcompany.com Seeking Positive, $850 No pets/drugs/ 2BR/2BA, C/A/C, W/D. 1BD/1BA Lakefront Lot. Pool, Rentals 305-395-4861 modeled/furnished 1/1 for information. Dependable Roommate smoking. 305-304-8555 so-real.com Pool in common area. No All utils. Incl. Pool, Pvt. Clubhouse, Fishing condo. HD cable with 42" The Taporowski Team Pets. Garbage/Sewer/ Large furnished bedroom entrance. Must See! F/L. OLD TOWN HOUSE Dock. Unbelievable 416 FURN CONDOS Plasma TV, Broadband, Realty Executives Cable incl. $1,500/mo. + No Smoking. $1300/mo and full use of great set LOWER KEYS Florida Keys elec/water. F/L/S Call Private room, shared opportunity to own like WiFi, VOiP, Amenities Call 305-393-5040 up apartment for room- kitchen & bath, A/C, ca- HISTORIC BUILDING 305-292-1922 Mike 305-395-3474 new home on beautiful Galore. Security/Parking mate situation. Walk to ble TV, all util incl. Look- In the Truman Annex. SHIPYARD CONDO RENT TO OWN ing for quiet working per- lot. 20 minutes to Penthouse apt. overlook- /Pool. $1,800/mo. + Utili- Smathers. $700/mo. plus Oceanview La Brisa 2/2 2BR/1BA, walk to Duval, 44’ HOUSEBOAT son. No drugs. Avail. Key West. ing the Gulf of Mexico. ties/Cable. F/S. 1 year New kit w/granite, W/D, gated, nice patio, pool, 1/2 utils Call Chris now. $850 mo. F/S 2BR/2BA. Gourmet Call Joe 305-304-6627 lease. No Pets Smoking. covered balcony & park- annual lease. $1800/mo. 305-896-6503 Call 305-879-8678. kitchen, large reception ing. $2,375 Furn or un- F/L/S. I have other prop- [email protected] areas and waterfront ter- References Credit/Back- 2/1 MM 10, furn. See MLS# erties avail. for lease in race. Pool. Avail April - ground check. 305-851- MONTHLY ROOMS On the water, private 110308 & 110009 at Key West. K.W. OCEAN VIEW Dec. $2,300 mo. incl. util. FOR RENT compound. ref. req. good 7488. [email protected] keywestmls.rapmls.com Call Gale Shepard, 1br in 3/2 furn. luxury F/L/S. Sorry no dogs. From $900/mo, On Duval for 1 or 2 adults, no dogs. 1800 ATLANTIC BLVD KW Golf Club 305-294-6069. w/dockage - w/o motors condo. Pool. tennis. Ja- $875 305-294-5086 305-294-1490. www.keywestbythe sea.com Room with Free parking 2BR/2BA, heated pool, Ginormous 3/3 town- $28,000.00 cuzzi. w/d, parking. $950 on Duval. 305-294-9323 VENTURE OUT SMATHERS BEACH tennis, on beach. 6 mo home. Top drawer ap- SANTA CLARA CONDO Professionally Built from (305)766-0002 lv. messg Cudjoe Key, Water front, 2BR/1BA fully furnished lease from $1750 F/L. pointments. $2,400. See Pool & tennis courts. ROOM FOR RENT 2bd/2ba, pool & tennis 2 pools + tennis ct. Available May 10th. MLS#110357 at 2BR/2BA, wood floors, aluminum. Located in In a beautiful historic privileges, Furn or Un- $1,550mo + util +sec. Call Vic Musmanno keywestmls.rapmls.com modern kitchen and bath- house in the meadows. Stock Island, KW area. Priv. Bedroom & Bath furn, $1400/mo F/L/S Prudential Knight Coldwell Banker Schmitt AmeriRealtyCorp. room. $1,350/mo plus Pool, W/D, DSL, 305-434-5977 and Gardner Realty Real Estate Co. 296-7706 utilities F/L/S. Call Large & comfortable. $900/mo.incl. util. In a 2BR nicely furn apt. 305-304-4287, 294-5155 305-294-0123 292-1437 or 587-1359. Lots of sunshine, Great 305-292-3713 Furnished 1/1 Mobile 2/2 CONDO, Old Town. Clean & In V.O. Resort, MM23, OCEAN FRONT **2/2 TRUMAN ANNEX** GREAT LOCATION 3229 FLAGLER #201 waterfront view w/ocean 203 OLIVIA ST. No pets. $800/mo inc. Beautifully furn. 1 bed- Clean , 2 porches, pool, Off-street pkg., most 2BR/1BA, central A/C, quiet. W/D, OSP C/A/C access. Avail 5/1 Room in Conch House elec up to $100, water, room. Pool, tennis, sm. pets. Newly painted. amenities. $1450/mo. tile throughout, W/D. $235/wk. 586-615- 3559. $200/wk inc. util. F/L/S. garbage, sewer. F/L/S. month to month lease. W/D. $1,890/mo. F/L/S References required $1,250, F/S 305-304-4911 or 305-766-3383. Ref. 716-308-7418. 305-296-9256. Long term. 440-796-3778 305-304-4401 305-304-2012. [email protected] THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 KEYSWIDE CLASSIFIED 5D

422 FURNISHED APTS. 428 UNFURNISHED 428 UNFURNISHED 428 UNFURNISHED 428 UNFURNISHED 434 FURNISHED HOUSES 434 FURNISHED HOUSES 440 UNFURN. HOUSES LOWER KEYS APTS. LOWER KEYS APTS. LOWER KEYS APTS. LOWER KEYS APTS. LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS SMATHERS BEACH 2/1 BIG COPPITT STOCK ISLAND PATTERSON AVE LUXURY 2/2 LG 2BEDROOM/1BATH KEY WEST GOLF CLUB Furnished - on water 2BR/1BA fully furnished Quiet neighborhood, 2BR/1 full bath apt. 40’ 2BR/2BA Apt. in Private All appl, W/D, whirlpool Designer furnished, 2/2, Newly renovated,w/d private pool 2 pools + tennis ct. fenced yard, upgraded private palm entrance. House. $1,350/mo plus tub, pool, OSP, F/L/S, Ocean Side Ramrod Key, Immaculate, pool use, Pets considered $1,550mo + util +sec. kitchen, A/C, W/D. Pets OK $1,500/mo. in- util. Washer/dryer. Bruce Pets OK, avail May 1, Prestigious Breezeswept exercise room, Avail. Available Now Prudential Knight $1,400/mo + utilities cludes all util + cable, Broadway Realty $1900 +, 305-294-2553 Beach Estates. Full 65 ft Now. $1750/mo + Utils. $600 sec. dep. (305) $3,000/ mo F/L/S and Gardner Realty F/L/S (703)459 8816 305-294-0250 deep water dock, W/D, F/L/S 305-849-3083 879-6200 FIRST MONTH FREE 305-304-4287, 294-5155 cable, WiFI, fenced yard 2/1 furnished cottage EDGE OF OLD TOWN IN THE 900 BLOCK OF Efficiency $785/mo. (plus 900 BLOCK OF DUVAL central a/c, pea-rock, 440 UNFURN. HOUSES Fenced with private pool VERY NICE, CLEAN Efficiency. Very private DUVAL STREET utilities). Quiet, clean, LOWER KEYS Large renovated studio, yard maint/ pest control Outdoor shower 1 BEDROOM sundeck, Mexican tile Large 2BR/2BA with bal- balcony. New Town, no ceramic tile throughout, included, Avail May 15th, AT HOME IN KEY Avail May 1st– Dec. In nice New Town neigh- floors, varnished wood cony on Duval. Some pets. Total required to outdoor patio. $1600/mo Pets OK. WEST Pets considered borhood, private back- trim, W/D, 10’ ceiling, pets considered. Avail. move in $1,570. Yearly $1125/mo. F/L/S 305-773-1010 305-296-7975 $1,500/ mo F/L/S yard. W/D, no smoking. $1,095/mo. F/L $300 sec. June 1. $1,600/mo. F/L/S lease only! 1 year lease. No pets. www.athomekeywest.com All utilities inc. C/A/C & 305-294-7021. 304-3250 SBX Commercial GOLF CLUB 2BR/1.5BA cable. $1,100 Joesi 305-942-6026 Real Estate LLC. Renovated + porches, KEY WEST GOLF CLUB OLD TOWN (305)304-7715. 3/2 Duplex Old Town KEY WEST REALTY 296-7920 butterfly garden, pool, OLD TOWN 3/2 Townhome 1 Block from Duval St. 1 Management Group Inc 1/1 apt in heart of w/screened in porch & LARGE 1 BR APT Corner of Catherine & all appl. inc. W/D. block to Historic Sea- Thomas, a/c, w/d, ceiling 305-294-RENT 434 FURNISHED HOUSES Old Town fenced yard w/deck In Key Haven. Central LOWER KEYS $1,750 mo. + util. + sec. port. 1BR/1BA, first floor www.keywestrealty.com Spacious bedroom Pets considered A/C, W/D, no smokers or fans, clean & fresh. Prudential Knight with parking. $1,200, LONG TERM RENTAL washer/dryer Available June pets. $1,300 mo. util. incl. Ocean View from Gardner Realty F/L/S. Sorry No Pets GREAT OLD TOWN 2 bed 2 bath Furnished Available Now $2,100/ mo F/L/S F/L/S. Avail May 1st. upstairs balcony. 305-304-4287, 294-5155 305-797-5406. LOCATION Garage, davits, views 305-294-1119. $2200/mo. F/L/S LARGE 3BR(4)/2.5 BA $1,000/ mo F/L/S 305-797-6461 Clean upstairs efficiency. of Great White Heron 2/1.5 Townhome 716 DUVAL ST. Pool, pets considered. 2/1 MID TOWN 1BR/!BA with tub. Tile Reserve Big Pine. 2/1 bright & sunny apt Fully furnished HEARTBREAK HOTEL Avail 6/1. $2,500 /mo 6 1st Fl. Conch house in floors. $925 F/S/S Great fishing, double lot w/ balcony and w/private hot tub Stay in the heart of Old month or 1 yr. lease 1223 White Street quiet area. Porch, lg. yd. washer/dryer Pets considered Town. Beautifully fur- 781-635-8313 1 & 2 bedroom units, lots of pkg. Nice interior WILLIAM STREET Summerland Key Available Now Available June nished, immaculately starting @ $1134 + util. features, W/D included. 2BR/2BA w/small loft. Brand new 3 bed 2 bath DOWNTOWN Cats ok $1,800/ mo F/L/S clean, full kitchens, tile Must qualify for KW $1,600/mo. + dep. Avail Tile and wood floors, Granite countertops, 3/1 Simonton Private fur- $1,500/ mo F/L/S baths, cable TV & cold Workforce Income Caps. now. 1st mo disc. pets sunken living room, beautiful kitchen, pool. STOCK ISLAND A/C. nished $2,500.00 Everett Watkins ok. Call 305-292-9803 stackable W/D hook-up. 1/1 second floor apt 2/1 single family Starting at $99/night or Preferred Properties $1,750/mo. inc. water, 2 bed 2 bath Furnished, 2br/2ba Large Rooms, 2/1 midtown apt In historic building Fenced yard w/carport $399/week 305-304-4269 S/G. F/S/S Pets welcome concrete seawall w/ small loft Washer/dryer HU 296-5558 breezy decks, W/D, A/C, Downstairs unit private Pine Channel Estates Shared pool Pets considered www.heartbreakhotel.org SUMMERLAND KEY pool, tile, parking, Pets JOSEPHINE ST. Big Pine Key deck $1650.00 FLS ok. F/S $1650 No Smok- Pets considered Available May SMATHERS BEACH 3/2 on canal. Screen 2BR/1BA, tiled floor, ing.305- 304-8783 Available June $1,625/ mo F/L/S 3BR/2BA fully furnished porches front and back. washer hookup, D/W, Susan Rich 1/1 apt $1,900 mo. incl. util. $1,250/mo F/L/S renovated, cent A/C, new appliances, ground 305.923.1496 New kitchen granite BIG COPPITT F/L/S. 305-797-0005. Exit Realty, Big Pine Key 2 pools + tennis ct. floor apt. Great location counter top tiles through- 1/1 cottage Roomy immaculate close to Smathers Beach $1,850 mo + util +sec. CASA MARINA OLD TOWN KEY WEST out, Parking $1,300.00 Private hot tub 3/2 Home w/ garage Prudential Knight Completely renovated FREE RENT $1,300/ mo. F/S/S WEST ISLE Fully furnished 3bed/3bth Shared pool situated on canal and Gardner Realty 1BR/1BA, condo avail CLUB APARTMENTS with pools and off street Pets considered Open water views & BERTHA STREET Sugarloaf Shores 305-304-4287, 294-5155 immed. Central A/C, Call for details parking. Monthly or 6 Available June boat ramp 2BR/1BA, terrazzo floors, KWGC 2BR//2.5BA pool, W/D. Located 1 Now Leasing months to 1 year leases. $1,450/ mo F/L/S Pets considered D/W, new appliances, 2/2 Open Water View Deluxe furnishing, new block from Casa Marina 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms $3200 to $3500 per Available Now and Duval St. Asking ground floor apt. Great Large Screened Porch paint and tile, W/D, D/W, Starting at *$1250 month 305-797-4708 2/1.5 apt with $2,200/mo F/L/S $1,300 mo., F/L/S. No UNDER NEW MGMT. location close to Smath- $2,200.00 FLS cen A/C, pool, gym, and fenced yard pets. Contact Jason -Swimming Pool ers Beach. $1,250/mo. **BRAND NEW ** security, paid cable. Must Great location See pictures and more at 305-304-3473. -On site Parking F/S/S **OLD TOWN** 3/2 Open Water see. Move in June 1, -And Much More! washer/dryer HU www.athomekeywest.com yearly lease. $1,750 mo. STOCK ISLAND 1/1 REDUCED!!! Corner lot 3333 Duck Ave. 3BR/1BA TRAILER Pets considered AT HOME IN KEY 503-798-7485 Clean, Good neighbor- 1st. letting. Gorgeous Boat davits, gorgeous Key West FL Stock Island. On the 2br/2ba Furnished, $450 Available June WEST [email protected] hood, F/L/S $950/mo 305-294-3124 water, fenced in yard; view split floor plan $1,600/ mo F/L/S REAL ESTATE CO. call Steve 747-0020 or per week min. 6 month EFFICIENCY 500 BLOCK OF DUVAL pets welcome. lease 305-896-4004 $2,700.00 296-7975 300 FRONT ST. Bobby 797-6461 Totally renovated 2/1, 2/2 Charming S/F home $1,400/mo. 3/2 CANALFRONT 2nd Floor totally reno- New Town Large 1BR 2nd floor, Central A/C, Vacation Rental w/private pool and COMPASS REALTY vated, Outdoor patio, Available immediately, outdoor patio, NEXT TO BEACHES Big Pine Key. Avail. May tropical spacious outdoor 1st. No pets, $2,000 mo. 3/2 Open Water MM15 305-292-1480 private bath, C A/C, ce- Reduced rate of tile throughout, 3BR/2BA, laundry, OSP, Fully furnished $3,000.00 living area, Furnished ramic tile throughout, $1,080/mo. 3101 Riviera parking available central A/C, 1 year lease. plus util. F/L/S. Call Available June thru Dec. from $900/mo & up in- $1450/mo, F/L/S, no pets $1,750 per mo. plus $500 305-304-8210. Unfurnished Call 305-296-6863 Downtown vacation No pets cludes all utils. F/L/S, no Joesi 305-942-6026 sec. Call Judy 797-7127. 3/2 Meadow’s House $2,000/ mo F/L/S OCEAN WALK KWGC Great House pets Joesi 305-942-6026 Pool, OSP. Avail now. rentals APARTMENTS BPK 1BR/1BA CANAL GOLF CLUB 2BR/1.5BA 3 BR / 2.5 BA w/pool Short term rentals possi- Call for rates 2/1 home 428 UNFURNISHED KEY WEST Patio, W/D, no smoking, renovated, with all new $2200 per mo + Utils ble. $2100/mo + all utils. APTS. LOWER KEYS Office open Monday, pets. $800 + F/L/S. Ref. appliances, wrap around Fenced in w/ large deck Avail 6/1 609-412-5341 Dasha Ray Wood floors 320 WILLIAM STREET Wednesday, & Friday 603-823-7149. porch, community 9am-6pm. Tuesday & IN THE HEART OF Island Group Realty w/lots of character 1bed/1bath. Has more 2BR/2BA pool/fitness, end unit, KWGC Spa House Thursday 9am-7pm, OLD TOWN 305-797-8505 Pets considered then great location: It has Rockland Key. On quiet $1700/mo + util.+ F/L/S 2 BR / 2.5 BA avail 5/1 Saturday 10am-5pm, Single family house. Available Mid June cent.heat-a/c, W/D, wire- canal. Clean, updated, Avail 5/1 610-721-6841 BORDERS PARK & $1900 per mo + utils Fenced, 1BR/1BA plus $1,700/ mo F/L/S less Internet, satellite TV, W/D, MM9.5. $1,575 mo. Leave Message HIGGS BEACH Pool, tennis, laundry sleeping loft. fully fur- access to pool & more. 954-261-1962. Unique 1600sq.ft. KWGC Conch $1750/mo. F/L/D.no center, basketball court, nished and equipped, all 1bd/1bath w/ large sleep- MID TOWN 2 BR / 2.5 BA avail 6/1 smoking. 294-9677 pets welcome, covered MOVE IN util. incl. and internet. ing loft & lanai. Deck 1/1 apt $1800 per mo + utils parking and much more! “SPRING” SPECIAL heated pool, jacuzzi, pri- overlooks Olympic pool. Shared laundry HISTORIC SEAPORT Your First Month at vate drive, c/A/C, all ap- Affordable housing - KWGC Cottage 308 Peacon lane, Fully furnished, Flat- Rent starting from 1/2 Price pliances/grill. Passover screen TV, priv. parking, Must qualify 3 BR / 2 BA avail 6/1 2br/1.5ba, 750 sq. ft. $1,200 - $1,555 Rents starting at $1200 Lane, $2,400. Pets considered $1900 per mo + utils W/D, no smoking/no pets cable, DSL, utilities in- 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms (sewer/garbage included) 888-323-9115. cluded. $2000 (3-8 mths) Available Mid May $1400/mo + utils, $1000 1/1 - 646 sq. ft. OLD TOWN, $950/ mo F/L/S Shipyard security, Avail Now. ***OLD TOWN*** shorter term available 2/1 - 768 sq. ft. Call For Details ** REDUCED** 305-619-0575 2 BR / 1 BA avail now Paul - 305-923-3740 2/2 - 840 sq. ft Location 3 Real Estate 4/2.5 home plus den $1850 per mo + utils Large Lux. 2BR/2BA OLD TOWN SUMMER LUXURY 1/1 3/2 - 1,048 sq. ft 292-8982 Gated community house, furnished, 1 RENTALS OLD TOWN KEY WEST 1,075 sq. ft. block from Duval in ex- Inside 3 unit, gated com- 1213 FIRST ST. One to five bedrooms. 2BR/1BA duplex with clusive small gated com- One to six months 215 Father Tony Way pound, approx. 1000sq.ft ALL UNITS AVAIL munity, 50’ heated pool. updated kit/bath, marble, NOW!! fenced yard. $1,200 mo. starting $1,700/mo. Big Pine Key Avail now. Call Steve New kitchen, large side Call Corey@ Historic hardwood floors, original We do not accept deck. $1,299 every 2 Dade County Pine sec. 8 305-304-7275. Hideaways JUST wks for first 2 mo. 6 or 305-294-3064 throughout. Spacious (305)292-1230 1BR + LOFT/2BA 12 mo lease. SOLD! deck, cats OK, photos at or email: 1/1 OLD TOWN 2ND FL Patio, on Simonton & Ea- 305-896-4004 [email protected] conniegilbertinvestments.com Meadows, recently reno- ton $1,500. F/L/S. No asking $1850/mo vated, bright & clean, pets. 917-386-4866. call Shad 216-791-7916 lovely front & back $1600/MO 1821 HARRIS TRUMAN AVE. APT. porches, Lg. Bedroom w/ Apt.B, 3br/2ba, c-ac, tile, FOR RENT 1/1 avail. now. Great lo- walk in closet, cent a/c & w/d hookup, lease, park- 18,188 sq. ft., Class “A” commercial building for cation in Old Town. Lg. heat, W/D, satellite & ing, Realty Exec. Dave lease. Spaces range from 1,200 sq. ft. to 9,200 walk-in closet. Non- DSL, Sewer & Trash incl. Patti LISTED and SOLD this mobile home on Lewis 305-304-8000 sq. ft. Perfect professional space, especially Big Pine Key! Looking to buy or sell? smoking. $1,290/mo. $1600/mo 293-7688 for Miami commuters. Building was completely F/L/S. 296-1979 for more EFFICIENCY FOR RENT Contact Patti at the #1 Offi ce in the Lower Keys, 1BR/2BA APT. renovated in 2005-06 and includes all concrete information. $750/mo incl all util.F/L/S or visit www.BestKeysAgent.com Granite counter tops, Stock Island, Call Javier construction, steel roll-down doors and plenty RAMROD MM27 Vauled ceilings, D/W, of parking. All but 2,400 sq. ft. of the interior Patti Nickless, CRS 1BR/1BA mother in law, 305-766-5284 Broker Associate Bamboo floors, 30’ 310987 space is fi nished. Prices will depend on the A/C, Tile, Screened in porch, W/D, electric, 2015 ROOSEVELT DR. size of the space taken. Located at MM106, SCHMITT www.BestKeysAgent.com 2005 REALTOR® of the Year Kitchen & living area, on water and sewer in- 2BR/1BA duplex with Bayside, right next to The Key Largo Chamber REAL ESTATE CO. canal. Couple preferred. (305) 304-6949 cluded. $1,400 mo. fenced yard. $1,500 mo. building and (please eat at) Subway. For more 29967 Overseas Hwy. $875/mo, F/L/S F/L/S. No pets, non Avail now. Call Steve info. call (305) 743-9919 or 1-800-955-0615. Big Pine Key, FL 305-304-0614. smoking. 305-896-9905 305-304-7275. 292333 298970

421 WILLIAM STREET SOLD 625 MARGARET STREET $995,000. 315 WILLIAM STREET $995,000. 414 PORTER LANE $739,000. 719 EISENHOWER DR #5 $2,995,000. Beautifully restored Key West classic Large Old Town property. 2BR, 2BA home in Outstanding location for this 3 unit prop- Very inviting 2BR, 1.5BA at Porter Court in Waterfront with boat dock in Old Town. 4BR, 4.5BA. Dade Pine walls, high ceilings, prime location. Covered parking, thatched erty. Downstairs is 2BR, 2BA, pool & spa. Truman Annex. Transient License. Private Gorgeous 3BR, 3.5BA with Viking kitchen, LR, DR & great room. Pool. Parking. cottage & lap pool. 7800+ sf lot. Upstairs are two 1BR, 1BA rentals. yard, shared pool & spa. Parking. water views, elevator, garage & pool. ROGER EMMONS | 305-304-7446 | 305-292-2244 EXT.105 | ROGEREMMONS.COM TRUMAN & CO. REAL ESTATE SERVICES | 1205 TRUMAN AVENUE, KEY WEST, FL 33040 298995 6D KEYSWIDE CLASSIFIED THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 SEE MAP PAGE 7

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SEE MAP SEE MAP PAGE 7 Open House: Thursday April 30, 2009 PAGE 614 Greene Street Price 7 Reduced! from 5 PM till the sun sets.... Steps from both Duval Street & Seaport this com- mercial store front + 3 transient rental unit property is in the perfect Old Town spot. Totaling 4BR, 4BA, fully furnished, turn-key with custom pool 1152 West Shore Drive Big Pine Key Eden Pines Colony with waterfall in BRAND NEW STUNNING CBS home on open water with great charming garden boating. Stop by preview the home and try on the sunset... $2,950,000. TERRI Directions: Key Deer Blvd to Watson - turn left. Go over a small bridge setting. Walking and turn left on West Shore Drive. SPOTTSWOOD distance to all that 305-587-3407 Old Town Key West SCHMITT Beata & Capt. Jim Sharpe, Jr. terrispottswood.com ® has to offer. REAL ESTATE CO. REALTOR ( ) TRUMAN&CO. 1205 Truman Avenue, Key West $1,450,000. 29967 Overseas Hwy. 305 872-0306 Big Pine, FL 33043 www.beatasharpe.com

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440 UNFURN. HOUSES 440 UNFURN. HOUSES 440 UNFURN. HOUSES 440 UNFURN. HOUSES LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS 3962 Gordon Rd. Furnished BIG PINE DUPLEX 616 WHITEHEAD ST. AVAILABLE JUNE 1. Big Pine Key newly renovated. 2/1 1/1 Cottage, by Green Adorable Conch house in KWGC Bungalow central A/C, D/W, W/D Parrot. $1,350 per mo. Old Town. 1/1.5 w/large 2 BR/1.5 BA avail 6/1 hook up. Deep clean ca- $2,700 to move in. loft. W/D, heated pool, JUST $1900 per mo + utils nal. $1200. 872-9004 4/01/09. Call Blaine at central a/c, hardwood 305-304-7275. floors. $2000/mo F/L/S SOLD! KWGC Conch BIG PINE 3/2 305-587-6033 2 BR / 2 BA avail now Quiet area, large lot on DUCK AVE HOME $1800 per mo + utils canal 1,200 sq. ft., 2/1, new kitchen & bath, BIG PINE KEY HOME $1,300/mo. OBO F/L/S fenced backyard, private 2/1 on stilts, fenced in yard, concrete dock KWGC Cottage (305)745-1935 driveway. $2,000/month Welcome Home to the new owners of Beata’s w/davits, new appl., 3 BR / 2 BA avail now F/S. Call 305-304-1123 listing on Big Pine Key that JUST SOLD! For all $2200 per mo + utils LARGE HOUSE 3/2 to view. lovely neighborhood, avail. imm., $1,800/m w/ your real estate needs, contact Beata Sharpe Storage, boating & yard. SUGARLOAF KEY today. To see all listings for sale visit her website: Petronia Summerland Key, MM25. annual lease. Call Erin @ 19524 CANAL DRIVE 727-363-3245. www.BeataSharpe.com 2 BR / 2.5 BA avail now Great Location!! 3 BR/2 BA, no security, $2500 per mo + utils $2,000/mo 617-244-9740 no last, utils NOT A Key Real Estate, Inc. Beata & Capt. Jim Sharpe, Jr. ® Private pool include, $2000 / mo, REALTOR 2/1 OLD TOWN 305-304-0267 or BIG PINE KEY SCHMITT (305) 872-0306 Shipyard Condo New renovation, big yard, 305-296-5932 2BR/1BA Stilt home, REAL ESTATE CO. www.beatasharpe.com 2 BR/1 BA avail 4/1 deck, W/D, cent A/C, C/A/C, newly remodeled, 29967 Overseas Hwy. 3BR/3BA NEW HOME 1 assigned parking space D/W, Hrdwd flrs. $1800/ new appliances & micro- Big Pine, FL 33043 298972 $2000 per mo + utlis mo.F/L/S (305)923- 0054 at 1621 Rose St Lg deck wave. $1,300/mo F/S 298996 w/pool, off street parking. 440 UNFURN. HOUSES 440 UNFURN. HOUSES 440 UNFURN. HOUSES 440 UNFURN. HOUSES Shipyard Condo GEIGER KEY No Smoking, small pet 2BR/1BA MOBILE LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS 2 BR / 2 BA avail 5/1 Beautiful, clean, quiet, ok. 6 months to 1 year HOME $2000 per mo + utils 2/1 on canal, 1800sq.ft. lease. FLS $2800/mo All appl., clean, utils. inc. Large 3/2 Canal Home 6529 Maloney Ave. 1031 SANDY’S WAY SUMMERLAND KEY 6 mos lease incl. appl., W/D hookup, 305-797-4708 $1,200/mo. F/S Ramrod Key. Florida & Unit #14 - 3/1 $2,000/mo Marquesa Court SUNRISE VIEW Military preferred. F/L/S MM15 New 3/2 on Canal laundry room, A/C, all All util incl. private water- Brand New NEVER Lovely 3BR/2BA, vaulted Tr uman Annex-Porter Ct $1500/mo 305-240-0860 Large fenced yard & LITTLE TORCH KEY front & dock. ceilings, tile floors., large new appliances, deck & LIVED IN, Luxiourous 2 BR / 2.5 BA avail 5/1 2-3BR/1BA canal home, Unit #6 - 1/1 $1000/mo porch with water view, deck, full downstairs en- stairs. Totally fenced. OSP, pool view KW GOLF CLUB closure, 2 car garage. lower unit, appl., seawall, All util. incl. 4BR/3BA home with wrap around balcony, HOUSE A/C, screened in porch, Well maintained. Long $2000 per mo + utils Appt. only. Call- 305-304-0267 pool, covered porches, 1,600 sq. ft of enclosed $2,100 total 2/2.5 w/car- (305)745-1637; $1,390/mo F/S term lease $1,900/mo. port and private pool. 305-304-9749 carport and gazebo. Lo- area downstairs storage, Call Compass Realty 304-3310 305-797-0794. for an appt. 292-1480 234 Golf Club Dr. Call KEY WEST ELEGANT & SPACIOUS cated in a quiet fenced back yard 90’x50’. Or 888-884-7368 Dan @ 419-602-0515. HALF DUPLEX 3BR/3BA townhouse, 2/2 HOUSE ON 3 Bed, 2.5 Bath, well ap- Available 5/1. cul-de-sac, walking dis- www.compass-realty.com 1221 1st St. 2/1, com- fully furnished, all EAGLE AVE. pointed house with pool, 2/1 BIG PINE KEY pletely renovated, state appl’s, cent A/C, Clean and comfortable. ample parking, & excel- tance to shopping areas Call Jim Wright for OLD TOWN 3BR/2.5BA Corner lot, landscaped, of the art a/c, w/d, all new screened-in porch, cov- Large garden, quiet lent location. Avail.now. and only minutes to more details 840 Olivia St. $2,200/mo. fruit trees, driveway, neighborhood. W/D, A/C. $3250 +util. Ask For: appliances, OSP, en- ered patio, OSP, 305-304-4504 or email F/L/S. Fenced yard, fenced yard, close to closed yard, pets/children $3200/mo. F/S $1,700 mo. plus util. Everett Watkins downtown Key West. [email protected] OSP.Pets ok park, boating access OK, Avail. 5/1 $1700/mo. F/L/S. Call 766-1726, Preferred Properties $3800/mo Call 745-2060 305-522-0617. $1500/mo F/S 395-2424 F/L/S (305)896-2807 872-4144 766-2278. 305-304-4269 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ◆ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 KEYSWIDE CLASSIFIED 7D WWW.TRUMANANDCOMPANY.COM Visit us online today for complete information on over 170 properties with color photos.

1500 WHITE STREET $2,795,000. 44 FLORAL AVENUE $1,389,000. 1509 PINE STREET $999,000. Gorgeous Casa Marina Estate. Spacious, beautifully designed one Beautiful Key Haven Home. Water Views from virtually every room. Newly built 3 BR, 3.5 BA with custom designer finishes, open great level 3BR home plus guest quarters, pool, spa, garage & gardens. 4BR, 4.5BA, Wrap-around Porches, Elevator, Pool, Tiki-hut & 75ft dock. room & gourmet kitchen overlooking patio & pool. 1605 VON PHISTER STREET $1,450,000. 2518 FOGARTY AVENUE $499,000. 916 WASHINGTON STREET $3,150,000. Perfect 4BR, 2BA home with soaring light-filled great room, spacious Large concrete block. 4BR, 1.5BA home in excellent condition plus Exquisite 4 BR, 4.5 BA recently renovated on huge corner lot. Luxury rooms, covered parking, beautiful pool & spa, generator. separate licensed 1 BR income producing guest cottage. amenities throughout, pool & garage. 3635 SEASIDE DRIVE, #210 $200,000. 1075 DUVAL STREET C18 $339,000. 35 SEA LORE LANE $1,995,000. Well located move-in ready 2BR, 2BA Saltponds condo. Split bedroom Open commercial space (650sf) in Duval Square shopping plaza and 1 One of a kind 4 BR, 4.5 BA Shark Key residence with swimming plan, great Saltpond views & privacy. Pool & tennis courts. assigned covered parking space. lagoon & white sandy beach elevated single level floor plan. 1621 JAMAICA DRIVE $499,900. 510 FLEMING STREET $595,000. 1423 PATRICIA STREET $1,695,000. Canal-front 4BR, 2BA home with open living plan in Key West on a Prime piece of downtown real estate in nice shopping area. 1st floor Spacious 4BR,3.5 BA just 1 block from the beach, gourmet kitchen & large lot with dock, off-street parking, privacy wall & large hot-tub. unit is commercial and 2nd floor is a studio apartment. great room open up to pool & backyard bar. 800 FLEMING STREET $995,000. 924 FLAGLER AVENUE $1,500,000. 13 DRIFTWOOD DRIVE $1,599,000. Beach cottage style at the Historic William-Fleming House. Newly Exceptional architectural timepiece (1935), Casa marina corner lot of Waterfront 3 BR, 3.5 BA home. Open floor plan, master suite with renovated first floor 2BR, 2BA, charming interior, pool & parking. 12,366sf, 4BR, 2.5Ba plus 2-car garage. study, private balcony & Jacuzzi bath tub. 3986 GORDON ROAD, BPK $449,000. 314 MARGARET STREET $1,495,000. 41 FLORAL AVENUE $2,875,000. Boaters Paradise in Port Pine Heights. 45 ft seawall / kayak ramp.2BR, Fantastic transient licensed 3BR, 3BA single family home on unusually Gorgeous open water, 3BR, 3.5BA, 3600+SF custom-built home on 2BA with open living areas, downstairs storage, outdoor shower. large lot. Pool, parking. Great income producer. 22,000+SF lot in Key Haven. Pool, elevator, garage and more. 4 KEY COVE LANDING $1,850,000. 3810 FLAGLER AVENUE $1,375,000. 187 SHORE DRIVE $999,000. Single-family home in Key West with open water views. 4BR, 3BA. Large 3BR, 3.5BA waterfront home on oversized lot in Key West with Private, spacious 4BR, 3.5BA home on 22,500SF of lovely gardens, boat Granite counters, stainless. Built to the highest standards. OSP. 100ft of dock space and easy access to Gulf and Atlantic. dock, 40’ heated pool, 2 car garage and workshop. 625 MICKENS LANE $645,000. 409 WILLIAM STREET $1,995,000. 504 NOAH LANE $2,750,000. Tropical hide-away on quiet lane. Updated. 3BR, 2BA. Heart of Old Beautifully renovated Classic styled home is perfect for entertaining. Elegant and gracious – The best house in Truman Annex. 4BR, 4.5BA Town. Block and a half to Duval Street. Must see to appreciate. 4BR, 3.5BA, gourmet kitchen, lush gardens, pool and OSP. plus a guest cottage, pool, veranda, widow’s walk and OSP. 727 LOVE LANE $1,950,000. 45 RIVIERA DRIVE $215,900. 1115 SOUTH STREET $1,150,000. Completely renovated historic cottage on beautiful Old Town Lane. Canal Front, 3BR, 2BA, CBS home with OSP. Seawall and deep water Beautiful 2BR, 2BA with especially beautiful burled maple cabinetry in 3BR, 2BA, lovely kitchen, large lanai. OSP. Room for a very nice pool. access. spectacular kitchen, pool and spa, unfinished attic. 10 KEY COVE DRIVE, #10 $1,595,000. OCEANSIDE CONDOMINIUMS, #102 $849,000. 504 & 506 CATHERINE STREET $649,000. Open Water Views, hurricane proof construction, marble, granite and Luxurious 2BR, 2BA condo with extensive views of the Atlantic. Super Investment – 3 units in 2 buildings with 4BR, 3BA. OSP for 2 stainless steel throughout make this is a luxurious family home. Custom kitchen, community pool and easy access to Marina. cars, just steps off Duval Street. Great income producer!

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440 UNFURN. HOUSES 440 UNFURN. HOUSES 460 COMMERCIAL 502 MOBILE HOMES 520 HOMES 520 HOMES 526 BUSINESS 534 COMMERCIAL LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS RENTALS LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS LOWER KEYS OPPORTUNITY PROPERTY NEW TOWN BIG PINE KEY PRIME COMMERCIAL CAREFREE LIVING AT boat,canal, granite tile flr FOR SALE BY OWNER LG. SPA FULLY FURN. on Duval St. NOI $70k. 1BR/1BA, lg deck Canal- 1/2 duplex.ground UNITS FOR LEASE SEASIDE RESORT Ramrod $579,000 408 Virginia St. Historic & equipped on N. Roose- $149,000 appl + W/D hookup level, 2/1,tile flrs. A/C, OLD TOWN: Where you own the Land Canal front, furnished + Old Town. Two family velt, Key West for lease. off street parking patio, clean, No pets, 521 Fleming St. Great Condo Resort. rental income. 2 living house in gallery district of Modern/clean, great loca- *Entire Investment Pack- $1,000 mo. + util + sec. $1100/mo F/L/S Beautiful Corner Unit Gated Security, Pools, areas, CBS, 1,820 sf., upper Duval. Built 1892. tion Cheap586-615- 3559 ages available on-line: Prudential Knight & 305-395-2917 1145 SF for $3195 per Rec. Halls, Boat Ramp, 4/2, conc seawall, fenced Totally renovated in KEYS CHARTER KeyWestCommercial.com Gardner Realty month including NNN Laundromats. Little Torch, 2132 sf 2003. 1986 sq.ft. OSP. FISHING BUSINESS 402 BALIDO STREET 305-304-4287, 294-5155. OLD TOWN: 1 Bedrm.. $99,000 up Family treasure, beauti- 4BR/2BA separate out And 38' Rampage *Over $6,000,000 SOLD Large 3br/2ba, fenced 513 Fleming 2nd Floor 2 Bedrm.. $140,000 up fully remodeled & fur- bldg. $750,000. Express Sportfisher with property YTD 2009! yard, covered patio, cen- Suites, Office & Studios Open water & Canal nished! Lg master ste, 305-394-1810, 923-1084. regular clients, tourna- tral A/C, W/D hookup, 315-1600 SF starting at Units $315,000 up 3/2+loft, lower storage ment ready! Asking nice Stock Island neigh- Residential For Sale Curtis Skomp,CCIM $625 month incl. NNN RV Lots $159,900 up encl, scrd porches,quick $279K Call Cynthia 2/1 DUPLEX BIG PINE borhood, $1,600/mo. Search all residential Coldwell Banker CONCH PLAZA: Unit & Lot Rentals ocean access.$699K 941-735-8829 Two units avail. Deep 2523 Seidenberg rear 2506 North Roosevelt Available property available in the Commercial canal. Tile flrs, granite 4BR/1.5BA + workshop. 5074 SF at $23.50 per Call Rose Thrasher Keys and Key West at GOLD MINE/JEWELRY 292.7441- ofc. counter tops, fenced yd. Fenced yard, covered www.KeysRealEstate.com TREASURE STORE 304.0084-cell SF including NNN Keys Seaside Realty and make offers directly boat slip. $1,250 + utils. patio, W/D hookup. FIRST MONTH RENT 296-7838 Great location & lease, JUDY’S OPEN HOUSES to our Sellers On-line! 305-587-1212 $1,650/mo. *FREE* proven profit & potential OFFICE CONDOS IN CUDJOE GARDENS Prudential Knight & F/S. 304-2012 ISLAND PROPERTY was $179,000 now Courthouse Business Ctr NEAR CEMETERY 60 X14 W/ JACUZZI SAT & SUN, MM21 Gardner Realty. Studio cottage in MANAGEMENT Buy or Rent to own. $99,000 OBO 300-302 Southard St. 446 WANTED TO RENT SEE BELOW VALUES 305-294-5155. 800-296-1590 Starting at $70,000. Jungle Garden, W/D, LOWER KEYS 305.292.0025 Stadium, 2/2, tiled, New Listing 3/2 $838K WATERFRONT Call Linda Walker $1050/mo TURNKEY $40,000obo. 534 COMMERCIAL Locals Looking for Looking for the best, de- SPECIALIST 305-923-3107 305-923-7279. Cat OK READY TO OPEN 305-879-0070 PROPERTY LONG TERM Rental signer kit,big boat basin, Short Sales and Bank Walker Real Estate, Inc. 3BR/2BA WITH POOL RESTAURANT q ocean access.120’cwall PRIME COMMERCIAL In Sugarloaf on water Own Properties. Contact Key West 79 Seat OSP & Garage, $3000 98 seats, hi-sound li- Custom CBS 2772sf. with pool. Will take great Captain Noah Jacobson PROPERTIES & Restaurant/Bar negotiable. Pets ok. Key censed, 223 Petronia Elegant/spacious, split flr care of house, pool & Lic. Sales Assoc. Realty Business High traffic Mid-Town lo- West Real Estate Sales, $4,800 NNN Negotiable plan, designer kit, 110’ yard. Please call $800.00 PER MONTH Executive 305-360-6262. Opportunities cation, 1500 Bertha St., Inc. Bill Reese 304-5028 305-304-6424 seawall/dock+davits 797-8125 Rent to Own 2004 1BD w/ a beer & wine license $1,439K Now $1,198K NEW 2BR/1.5 BATH Cute As Bee’s Knees Mobile Home on *Hampton Inn & Suites, & equipment included. 452 VACATION RENTALS Great Location 3/2, Pool ,dog park, low 1/1 Casa Marina, fenced Lakefront Lot. Pool, Approved Waterfront 80 For sale at $769k or LOWER KEYS Lg lot,100’ seawall, 15K taxes, low HOA fees. yard, W/D, new kitchen & Clubhouse, Fishing Units, Marina. Marathon rent for $3,950/mo. lift +davits. $699K $245,000 bath. $1,695/mo. F/L/S. OLD TOWN SUMMER Highly Visible Address Dock. Unbelievable $17,750,000 Vic Musmanno, P.A. 9th Ave. West $659K call 305-509-2986. Henry 305-296-7706. RENTALS 1223 WHITE STREET opportunity to own like *8 Acre Marina, Coldwell Banker Schmitt CBS,1500sf, open flr One to five bedrooms. commercial space flexi- new home on beautiful Waterfront Stock Island 305-294-0123 MILITARY DISCOUNT plan, tile flrs, garage, scr All real estate ad- One to six months ble terms. 1 year or for- lot. 20 minutes to Key $14,600,000 Beautiful Waterfront starting $1,700/mo. porch, 80’seawall, davits, vertising in this Commercial For Sale ever. Brand New w/good West. Call Joe *117 Duval St. Homes. 3 & 4 bedrooms, Call Corey@ Historic parking, Retail or profes- paved drive, SUPER! newspaper is Search all commercial 305-304-6627 subject to the Fed- Investment Property & lower keys. Contractors Hideaways sional office spaces. $895K New canal frt property available in the eral Fair Housing Act of 1968 welcome 305-619-0088. 305-294-3064 Everett Watkins CBS 3060sf, 4br/3ba Parking. $7,900,000 Keys and Key West at KEY WEST OPEN WATER breath- which makes it illegal to ad- *Working Marina. www.KeysRealEstate.com *****AMAZING***** or email: Preferred Properties vertise “any preference, limi- [email protected] Stadium Trailer Park. taking sunsets/views. 146 slips Key Largo. and make offers directly OCEAN VIEWS 305-304-4269 tation or discrimination based 2BR/1.5 BA good cond. Exceptional CBS 2300 sf. $5,999,000 to our Sellers On-line! ** REDUCED** GREAT LOCATION on race, color, religion, sex or IN THE HEART OF Great lot. Avail. now. Scr. lanai, conc. seawall, *Guesthouses Prudential Knight & only $1299 every 2 Small open space for national origin, or an intention OLD TOWN $25,000 Owner financing dock, pavers, patio, gar. and B&B's. Gardner Realty. weeks for first 2 months. rent. $2500/mo, to make any such preference Single family house. available. 866-313-5146 Deepdraft. Now $1,685K From 3 Units to 20 Units. 305-294-5155. K.W. 2br/ 3ba, 2,000sq.ft. 606 Duval St. limitation or discrimination.” Fenced, 1BR/1BA plus $699K CBS Great Buy large luxurious new 305-304-6424 This newspaper will not know- $2.3M to $5.9M FOR SALE home overlooking the sleeping loft. fully fur- 514 CONDOS 3br/2ba. Canal front, ingly accept any advertising *8,500 sf. Office Bldg 31 transferable transient nished and equipped, all ocean. Probably 1 of the GREAT SPACE LOWER KEYS seawall open flr. plan. for real estate which is in vio- & Parking. Lower Keys residential units. util. incl. and internet. New kit, carpet, Att Gar. lation or the law. Our readers best addresses in Key Ground flr, 45’ off 800 blk FOR SALE BY OWNER $3,285,000 Call Norman Wood Jr. West. Concrete construc- heated pool, jacuzzi, pri- $559,000, 3/2 CBS are hereby informed that all *Bank Foreclosure & (305)304-0429 vate drive, c/A/C, all ap- 2br/2ba, 775sq.ft Condo tion 3 story house, 2 car Duval St. 426 Petronia. 1900 sf, SHORT SALE dwellings advertised in this Financing! SBX Commercial pliances/grill. Passover at Salt Ponds Condomini- garage all new S.S. Suitable for retail store or ums. Bldg. 3675 unit 334. CBS $799K 1500sf newspaper are available on an 18,100 sf. Retail Bldg. Real Estate Lane, $2,400. equal opportunity basis. appl., granite counters, office space. Large glass Bathrooms & kitchen up- 1/2 acre canal front , lush Key Largo $3,300,000 888-323-9115. tropical setting, 130’ 286523 536 LOTS & ACREAGE private elevator graded. Covered parking * 6 Unit Strip Center. display windows, 13’ ceil- seawall/dock, fla rm + scr LOWER KEYS pool. 305-896-4004. & accordion storm shut- 218 Whitehead St. NOI AT KEY WEST,THIS ings, approx 500sf. porch, garage. Adorable. CUDJOE - CANAL ters. Original Owner. Mint $150k. $2,750,000 CHARMING YEAR & NEXT YEAR Great looking building. Cudjoe Gardens Lot FRONTCORNER LOT 3/1, in family neighbor- Weeks open or monthly. Condition. $259,000. Call *Liquor Store. Mediterranean architec- 130’ seawall,canal, Extraordinary Detail with great boating access hood, very clean, large Fest Week 305-296-3164 or Real Estate & License. bldg permit.$389K Inside & out For sale by local owner. yard & deck. Pets, kids By beach, pool & attrac- ture, $1700/mo, must 305-923-4605 NOI $230k. $2,100,000 BPK canal $149,975 Thursday’s 3pm - 6pm Protected ocean, sunset ok. $2,150. 304-0210. tions. 2BR furn. condo. *Restaurant & Bar. see! 293-7034 or 520 HOMES Duck Key $177,900 Sunday’s 1pm - 4pm and bay views from this Truman Annex LOWER KEYS 300 Block Duval St. In- 3 BR 2 BA half Duplex 305-849- 2955 Call Judy K. Petkewicz Must come and see!! oversized lot. Plans ap- Shipyard $1850 per mo. F/L/S Realty Executives 1400 1st Street door/outdoor. NOI $416k. proved for 2200 sf CBS By owner. 440-347-0443 Big Coppitt 1 BR house OLD CITY HALL 305-304-8304 (cell) Preferred Properties. $1,750,000 home and concrete dock. part furn or unfurn. www.lovefloridakeys.com *16 Unit Waterfront Of- Permit issued for dock. 460 COMMERCIAL 510 Greene St. 1st floor, Frank Kirwin Realtor pets ok, RENTALS fice Bldg. Building permit near $1000 per mo. F/L/S 2950 sq. ft. w/parking, OLD TOWN on Boulevard. NOI $63k. issuance in ROGO. ITALIAN RESTAURANT $800.00 PER MONTH Owner is Lic. RE Broker subject to state approval, RENOVATION $1,049,000 $140,000. & TAKE OUT Rent to Own 2004 1BD Did You Property Management of $6,330/mo. PROJECT *2,275 s.f retail/office Call 912-441-5068 Key West, Inc., 10 seats, turnkey ready Mobile Home on Quiet Lane. Large lot. 292-6718 or 304-1453 Know... Bldg & parking on Boule- 542 REALTY 305-296-7744 to go. Rear apt also. Lakefront Lot. Pool, newspapers are 911 Watson St. Shown SAIL & CANVASS vard. $995,000 ELSEWHERE [email protected] Clubhouse, Fishing the primary source by Appointment only. SHOP 624 WHITEHEAD ST. *Wendy's Hamburger FARM FOR SALE 1009 EATON ST. Large. rooms, Could be Dock. Unbelievable of advertising Price Reduced Franchise Turnkey for rent on 305-294-4212 60 acres, Russellville, KY Rent, Old Town, Maloney Ave. With addi- used for retail or offices. opportunity to own like information that on Duval St. NOI $175k. off US 68/80 and near 2BR/2BA, 2 decks with tional space inside & out. renovated,owner realtor, new home on beautiful Florida consumers 526 BUSINESS $575,000 I-65. Contains wood, hot tub. Updated re- GROCERY STORE 296-7063 lot. 20 minutes to Key OPPORTUNITY *1400sf.renovated ponds, spring city water, cently, granite counters, turn to fi rst WITH FULL KITCHEN 462 Office Space West. Call Joe * Souvenir Photo Vendor office natural gas and road stainless appliances. for real estate Old Town. Large corner * We’re looking for a de- Northside Dr. $495,000 frontage. $265,000. With in walking and bik- 1400 SQUARE FEFT 305-304-6627 American Opinion Research 2007 double lot with plenty of OFFICE SPACE Realty Executives Keys pendable tenant that can *1,344 sf. free-standing 270-726-8597. ing distance of every- parking. Call take souvenir photos and office thing. $1900/ mo + Util. On 2 levels, Furnished JUDY K. PETKEWICZ 4585 SF EXECUTIVE Residential/Commercial 3144 Northside Dr. Is Their Top Producer print them in a high traffic & fenced lot US1 Cudjoe BRICK HOME Dade County Pines. use. Also For Sale. Jon Wean destination. Location Key. $400,000 Call Cathy $2800/mo 305-797-6738 #1 AGENT for 2008 with 39 acres and 1728 Mr. Dan. (631) 445-4163 today to advertise available. Lease negotia- *Coffee & Internet Cafe 717-761-7801 Nice, Big Office Space 305-304-8304 SF insulated barn. Rus- your home for sale. ble. Call 296-4557 for NOI $75k. $350,000 Lots of light. Great loca- $497K, canal CBS pool sellville, KY. $795,000. BPK CANAL FRONT DUVAL & CAROLINE 3/2 home, game room, 292-7777, ext. 218 details and appointment. *Hot Hats 270-726-8597. 2/1, clean, W/D hookup, Commercial/retail space tion in Old Town. Easy access, Brand new. tropical, 100’ concrete tile, oak kitchen, seawall, available at seawall/dock, large lot. quiet. $895 mo. F/L/S 310 Duval/429 Caroline. $700/mo includes every- thing. 305-296-4275 New Listing $199K 706-969-9082 Great Location, Open Water/ocean lot, 1/1 w/loft on Flagler reasonable rent. Call BIG PINE KEY Cudjoe harbor. 3600 block near Roose- Suzanne 305-766-2278 600 sq. ft. office available Cudjoe New $599K in ERA Real Estate build- 2007, 1700sf 3/2 canal frt velt, W/D, pool, fenced Commercial For Lease ing MM 30. $1250/mo. Lg master ste, lg deck + yard, pet friendly, Search over 50,000 SF util incl. 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arts books politics entertainment opinion solares hill film VOL. 30 • NO. 17 THE HIGH POINT IN KEYS LIFE APRIL 26, 2009

Earth Day Call Keeping our Trash view from the hill 3 Away From Animals

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e must say we enjoyed the W atmosphere of industrial-strength naval archaeology that paradisiacally bleached the Truman Waterfront PHOTO BY MARK HOWELL The World of Art Wednesday morning as Commissioner Bill Verge, Conch Republic Admiral Finbar, Miss Chief Maker Carolann Sharkey, Conch Susan Bailey 18,000 tons of missile Republic Secretary General Peter Anderson and Commissioner Barry Gibson at the Vandenberg. 12 and Richard Please turn to page 7 Buckheim our readers write Going Green Old McDonald Chief Taylor: County Did Not Receive $1 Million Grant 15 Had a Farm Dear Editor: appreciated. With regards to the ers is $82 per day, the cost I did want to provide cost of housing inmates, to the county for an inmate Just a note to thank you you with some critical cor- the daily rate is depen- day varies on a daily basis, Fit as a Fiddle for the article in Solares Hill rections, as I know that dent upon the number of according to the total num- Nurses Are [“Prison: An Opportunity accuracy is something you inmates housed in the jail ber of inmates present, 19Building a Going to Waste,” April value and you would not at any given time. Although between $65 and $85. Healthier America 19]. Your coverage of this want misinformation to be the fee to the federal gov- The county’s detainee important topic is deeply communicated. ernment for federal prison- Please turn to page 22 www.DougMayberry.com Doug Mayberry • Sabrina Acevedo • Trip Hoffman • Dean Townsend 1007 Truman Avenue, Suite A, Key West, FL 33040 [email protected] • (305) 292-6155 1309 PETRONIA STREET—$1,270,000 Classic 3/3 Victorian in The Meadows, beautifully renovated, large pool and parking. 298974 APRIL 26, 2009 ◆PAGE 2 call be returnedshould seethereceptionistat The Citizenoneweekafter thephotohasbeenpublished. SolaresHillappreciatesyour cooperation. For details, contributors who wish tohavetheirphotosreturned tothemshouldencloseastamped, self-addressedenvelope. Intowncontributors who wishphotosto Tuesday forthatweek’s section. Sampleformsareavailable atthefrontdeskof The Citizen, andcanalsobe foundatwww.solareshill.com. Out-of-town [email protected], ormailedtodroppedoffat The Key West Citizen, 3420NorthsideDr., Key West, FL., 33040. Nofaxes, please. Deadlineisnoon through theadvertisingdepartment, at(305)292-7777, ext. 204. Solares HillsubmissionsMUSTbetyped, [email protected] or Solares Hillispleasedtopublishsororitynews, births, firstbirthdays, engagement andweddingannouncements. All otherannouncementsare handled Submission Guidelines solares hill solares $125. (The Waldof Astoria offersroomsfor$280 ‘and up.’) night whileasimilarroominNew York Citycosts$75to cost from$169to$299. night. A nightintheNassauBahamasMarriottpropertywill Marriott properties, willrunbetween$295and$695per per nightforcompletewaterfront luxury[PierHouse]. away fromthewater [Econolodge]toupwards of$1,400 where from$114pernightforautilitarianmotelroom Higher Than MostCaribbeanResorts” wenttheheadline. the highpriceofaKey West hotelroom. “Key West Rates Susan BaileyandRichardBuckheim The WorldofArt ‘The Soloist’PlaysaSongofFriendship Front RowattheMovies Symphony ShowaDepartureinGenreButNotQuality Musical Notes ‘A NewDayintheDelta’ On theBookshelf Walking theWalk, Talking theTalk Your WomaninHavana Soundings Keeping OurTrash Away FromAnimals Earth DayCall byJoelBlair Solares HilleditorMarkHowell at(305)292-3602. “Visitors toKey West canenjoythewaterfront atthe “A Key West Best Western runsfrom$179to$239per “A nightattheCasaMarinaorReachResort, both “During highseason, visitorstotheislandwillpayany- Inourissueof April 30, 1999, Alyson Creanreportedon Solares Hill10Years Ago

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Secondclasspost- Communications, 3420Northside is publishedweeklybyCooke Solares Hill Fax: (305)295-8015 Phone: (305)294-3602 Reach SolaresHill Rob O’Neal Photo Contributor Mike Hentz Photo Editor Steve Duckett Design Editor Randy Erickson V. P. of Advertising Operations John KentCookeJr. Publisher (305) 292-7777, E Susan Kochan Advertising Sales John Sledge,MayaTotman Harry Schroeder, Stacy Rodriguez, Shirrel Rhoades, Joel Blair, DonaDeMaria, Contributors Nadja Hansen Associate Editor Mark Howell Editor solares hill The Citizenassumesnofinancial The Citizenreservestherightto XT . 204 PAGE 3 ◆ solares hill An Earth Day Call to Keep Our Trash Away From Animals By Dona DeMaria Remember: APRIL 26, 2009 and Maya Totman Reduce, Reuse, Recycle • Put litter in its place ow many people can • Use reusable shopping say they live on a bags instead of plastic dis- H chain of islands? Not posable bags (check out many at all, which is why eccobags.com) these wonderful islands • Raise funds for your should be kept in pristine cause and help reduce condition. marine debris by selling If the Florida Keys keep reusable, recyclable bags getting treated like they (check out simplygreenso are now, then there will no lutions.com) longer be anything special • Buy products made about it. Has anyone gone from recycled materials if anywhere and not seen PHOTO CONTRIBUTED possible (check out recycled trash? This is a huge prob- Dona DeMaria. products.com) lem in the Keys, both on • Avoid purchasing our lands and in our waters. bottled water (check out Plastics and PVC, motor oil kleankanteen.com) and gasoline, Styrofoam, where and how people can • Buy soft drinks in alu- pesticides and poisons fish. minum cans or glass, which — all are thoughtlessly dis- The best way to help can be redeemed and carded and a threat to our animals is to stop these recycled wildlife. problems from happening. • Purchase biodegradable Littering is one of Earth’s If you like to fish, or have and non-petroleum-based greatest environmental friends or family who do, paper goods and uten- problems and one of Earth’s please research and abide sils for parties and events simplest problems to solve, by the laws and bylaws per- — (check out styrophobia. yet there is still trash and taining to your favorite com) other debris tainting the fishing bridges, boating and • Encourage restaurants ecosystems of the Florida so on, and help prevent the to use biodegradable, non- Keys. If everyone took the unnecessary suffering of petroleum based,take-out extra step to relocate their wild animals. A pelican food containers and uten- trash to a designated trash unable to lift its head sils; better yet, bring your can instead of leaving lit- because of fishing line own (check out lifewithout- ter lying around, not only tangled around it, a heron plastic.com) would the islands look bet- starving to death because MIKE HENTZ/Solares Hill • Avoid over-packaged ter but hundreds of animals of a hook and fishing line merchandise, disposable would be saved. caught in its throat, a starv- A pelican perches on White Street Pier with fishing tackle dan- lighters, razors,cameras, gling from its beak. Numerous attempts were made to catch the There are more and more ing loon unable to migrate bird for treatment but were unsuccessful. and other throw-away calls from people con- due to a fishing line caught items (check out ecocycle. cerned about wild animals around its wings, an alli- org) caught in fishing line or gator dead because of a • Ask dairies and beverage different types of trash. It is plastic toy in his stomach ghost netting and plastic make their nests; the filters companies to stop putting imperative that people take — these are just a few real- toys also can also harm may still contain toxins and plastic caps on milk and some responsibility. If you life examples of the ways animals. Seabirds mistake other chemicals that the juice cartons (check indi- are fishing and your line paraphernalia left behind disposable lighters, plastic birds then lay their eggs on. vidual containers for com- gets caught on something, has harmed wild animals. bottle cups and other bits Key West High School panies and distributors) don’t just cut it and leave it. Monofilament fishing and pieces of flotsam for girls and their leader Karen • Ask manufacturers Days, weeks, even months line is thin, strong, nearly food, or they ingest these DeMaria join with Florida to use recyclable plastic or years later, that line can invisible and can take up items while gathering fish Keys Wildlife Rescue and in bottle caps (check out cause needless suffering to to 600 years to biodegrade. eggs and squid from the its volunteers and staff to americanchemistry.com/ a wild animal. Not only is It’s deadly to fish, birds ocean, then regurgitate make a difference for the plastics for industry con- it dangerous for wildlife if and other animals that them to their young. The wild animals in our com- tact) fishing lines, lures, hooks, become entangled in it. birds die of starvation while munity and for people con- • Participate in beach lead sinkers, etc. are left Fishing nets, lobster bags, their stomachs are full of cerned about wildlife. If you clean-ups. on and under bridges or plastic bottles, plastic caps, plastic. And cigarette butts see orphaned or injured Dona is a 9th-grader in water around the man- plastic bags, six-pack rings, littering the side of a road wildlife, please call Wildlife at Key West High School; groves, but there are also plastic food containers, oil resemble the leaves and Rescue at 872-1982 or 896- Totman is the head of bylaws in place that restrict containers, rubber slippers, twigs that birds collect to 1526. 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a phone interview with • • • • • Soundings. Does her music PAGE 4 PAGE tend the same way? “Not crabby,” she said. Born in Sugarland, Texas, she has an apartment in Nashville these days. Both her mom and her dad are country-music fans but only one among her six brothers and sisters is “real- ly musical.” APRIL 26, 2009 ◆ Katie says she “pretty much always knew” she’d by be a singer. Even in pre- school, when she was for- Mark ever in trouble, “I’d sing and Jack and Rose Einhorn of Key West celebrated their 61st wed- Howell make up songs in time out.” ding anniversary this month. Her debut single, “17 PHOTO BY MIKE HENTZ In Abilene,” is the highest

SOUNDINGS Bertrand Boudreau and his charting debut for a solo trusty 27-speed Giant bicycle independent artist since • • • • • English novelist and biog- have visited 72 countries, 2003. Not all of her songs “One seedy bar on a rapher, what the difference including the Conch Republic. are romantic, she told us, side street in Key West was between his novels and since boys are not at the advertised its wares on a his biographies. He said to He’s 54 but he seems half center of her universe right scrawled sign: ‘Live Girls me, in his deadpan way, ‘In that. Bertrand Boudreau now. “Seventeen is such a Upstairs.’ Beats the alterna- biographies you can make has bicycled across every weird age for dating,” she tive, I suppose.” things up. In novels you are continent on the planet said. “And I’m too busy.” So writes Jay Parini, obliged to tell the truth.’” and it took him a mere five She has already appeared professor of English at Walking along Duval years. Keeping him going in People Magazine, Middlebury College, whose Street on the last day of the (“the isolation, you know)” Cosmo Girl and Seventeen. historical novel about the seminar, Parini concludes was a determination to com, but when we spoke final days of Leo Tolstoy, with this pair of paragraphs: write a book about it. she confessed to some “The Last Station,” is now “I wondered about the The book is now done, sleepiness. She’d been a Hollywood film. His sub- potent, combustible mix published last week as up all night packing for a ject is the Key West Literary of reality and imagination, “Angels of the Road” and trip to California where Seminar and the story something that confronts available at www.lulu.com. she’s booked for a num- appears in the May issue of all writers. What is real? “You are an angel,” ber of shows, including Atlantic. What is made-up? Bertrand told Soundings Katie Armiger is 17 and a lot at the Crystal Palace in Key West, writes Parini, “Suddenly, a large woman by way of explaining of her songs are not romantic. “It’s a weird age for dating,” Bakersfield, before heading is where “novelists, play- wearing a python as a neck- the title. Everywhere he she said. to Key West. wrights and poets continue lace asked me if I wanted to went, despite the close She loves her life as it is to hide out from northern pet him. ‘He’s real,’ she said. calls and the land mine in and “I like what I’m doing.” winters among the island’s A muscular young man Mauretania that killed a fel- he was 16 when She’s finishing high school leafy palms and clapboard stood in the dark doorway low cyclist, “it was all about she made her first through the American Conch houses, largely of a gay disco, in nothing the people,” he said. S album, called “Katie Academy online and looks ignoring the bawdy revels but a thong. He waved at And his favorite place in Armiger.” She won critical forward to a 1980s-style that take place every night me. In fact, he might have the entire United States is acclaim with her second national “mall tour” coming on Duval Street.” even winked.” Key West. He has just bicy- album, “Believe,” released up after the songwriters fes- Now in its third decade, • • • • • cled here all the way from last summer. Still only 17, tival. “It’ll be a lot of fun!” the Seminar is where, in The average bra is com- New Orleans “to make the the rising country singer- We wished her luck. January this year, Parini posed of 12 separate com- point,” he said, confirming songwriter now has a hit on “Awesome,” she said. joined Gore Vidal and oth- ponents (all of them now he’d been right about the iTunes with “I Guess That’s • • • • • ers — the “heavy hitters in made in China). place from the first. Love.” The Associated Press the world of historical fic- • • • • • He comes from Quebec Katie is coming to Key was founded in 1846 as tion” — for “something like The International and spent his 20s on the oil West for the Songwriters’ a nonprofit news coop- pre-spring training.” Monetary Fund last week rigs, his 30s in real estate. Festival. She plays at the erative. Today it has 3,000 Regarding historical fic- announced that it owned He married and divorced Southernmost Beach Café journalists in 243 bureaus tion, Parini points out that 3,217 metric tons of gold. the same woman twice, had on Thursday, April 30. around the globe and its any writing transmogrified With the spot price of a “winter flip-out” and set On June 23 she’ll be 18, text, photos, graphics and by memory becomes fic- gold hovering at $880 an forth on his global journey. making her a Cancerian. videos reach more than half tion (from the Latin fictio, ounce these days, the worth The ride raised awareness “Crabby, emotional, the world’s population in a meaning “shaping”). “I once of the IMF cache is just shy of children with AIDS. moody,” she confessed in given day. asked Peter Ackroyd, the of $100,000,000,000. Bertrand’s personal phi- PAGE 5 ◆ solares hill

United Mine Workers of Former Key West poet Harry America. The massacre Calhoun is now a North sparked a new era of labor Carolina poet and launched relations. At the time, John APRIL 26, 2009 his new book of poems, “I D. Rockefeller Jr. was the Knew Bukowski Like You largest stockholder in the Knew a Rare Leaf” (Trace Publications, Las Vegas, NV) company and he responded with a live reading at Quail to the tragedy by hiring Ridge Books in Raleigh. Mackenzie King to draw up Calhoun says he’s expe- an employee representation rienced a resurgence in a plan that gave workers a poetic career that extends voice in the management of back to the early 1980s. Says the mines. After purchasing the bookstore owner about the massacre site, the mine Love Your Island: Chris Belland with the kids at Poinciana his work: “It asks a question workers union erected a Elementary. instantly recognizable to introspective souls the world over: statue showing a miner, his How close can we ever really get to another human being?” wife and their infant child. In 2003, someone cut off losophy: “You have to play “The Soloist” is a new the heads of the man and Tuesday with a visit from Saturday, May 2, at 10 a.m. with life.” film based on the true woman as well as her arm. Chris Belland, top HTA at the Unitarian Universalist • • • • • story of Nathaniel Ayers, The statuary was made exec and local columnist, Fellowship, 801 Georgia St. “As Floridians struggle a homeless man suffer- whole again in 2005 and with his “Love Your Island” (corner of Petronia), with a with job reductions, home ing from schizophrenia rededicated in June that show. picnic reception to follow foreclosures and dwindling who is befriended by Steve year. Belland recognized at Fort Zachary Taylor State bank accounts,” reported Lopez, a newspaper col- • • • • • the Poinciana Recycling Park. the Sun Sentinel last week, umnist in Los Angeles. The Last week we asked read- Rangers Club for making a • • • • • Gov. Charlie Crist “has movie stars Jamie Foxx ers if they believed the difference at their school enjoyed a jet-setting life- as Nathaniel and Robert seasons are caused by the and in their community. style, mixing with celebri- Downey Jr. as Lopez. planet being closer to the Over the past six months, ties, attending charity balls, “The movie provides sun in summer than in this group of 40 students, staying at grand hotels and special insight into mental winter. ages 5 to 11, have taught relaxing in his new wife’s $4 illness and a compassionate In fact the seasons are the student body how to million condo on Miami’s view of homelessness,” says dictated by the earth’s tilted recycle and have raised Fisher Island.” Beverly Gottschalk, presi- axis. In July, which is sum- community awareness with A Sun Sentinel review of dent of NAMI-Middle Keys, mer in the northern hemi- green-themed projects and the governor’s schedules for an affiliate of the National sphere, the earth actually contests. the past two years found he Alliance on Mental Illness reaches its furthest distance Poinciana has also real- had no events or appoint- that served as an advisor from the sun — but the ized significant financial ments on 62 weekdays to the movie’s producers. northen part of the planet is rewards. Its solid waste (the equivalent of three NAMI has launched a new tilted towards the sun, giv- stream has been reduced months). On another 74 Web site, www.nami.org/ ing longer days and more by about 40 percent, which weekdays (or nearly four soloist, as part of its social direct sunlight; in winter, it translates into $600 savings months), his schedule action campaign. is tilted away. The seasons per month. “Other schools shows him working only Schizophrenia is a mental are reversed in the southern want to do what we’re part of the day. illness that affects about 2 hemisphere, which is tilted doing,” Poinciana Principal Crist’s spokeswoman, million Americans, twice towards the sun in January Amber Bosco told the stu- Erin Isaac, responded that the number living with This monument commemorates and away from it in July. dents. the governor begins his HIV/AIDS. the deaths of 11 children, two If the distance from the Belland’s presentation women and five men. days at 5:30 a.m. and his “The Soloist” is scheduled sun dictated the seasons, included magic tricks, free schedules do not include to open over the weekend it would be impossible for prizes and a short video Eighty-five years to the “the hours of reading and at the Regal Cinema and them to differ by region this — and it ended on a high day before the Columbine research on a wide variety will run at least through way. note as he ripped open his school massacre in of policy, budgeting and Thursday, April 30. The In the tropics, there is no shirt to reveal a “Recycling Colorado came the Ludlow current event issues in our Regal’s manager is offer- substantial seasonal varia- Rangers Rock!” T-shirt. Massacre in the coal fields state” or “the dozens of ing a price break to anyone tion in sunlight. The Recycling Rangers of the Rocky Mountain phone calls and unsched- who supports NAMI’s mis- • • • • • club is led by Nancy state. uled meetings that can take sion of improving the qual- Next week: Maybe water Coward and Poinciana In 1914, mine workers place on any given day.” ity of life for all whose lives looks blue because it is teachers Vicki Sawyer and struck a coal field owned by Whether in line at the gro- are affected by mental ill- blue. Sandra Crawford. “Love the Colorado Coal and Iron cery store or out at a restau- ness. If you mention NAMI, • • • • • rant “or wherever he might you can attend any perfor- Your Island” is an outreach Co. In a confrontation that be, the governor is visiting mance for $7 instead of the of the Key West Chamber of reached a climactic blaze Quote for the Week: with, listening to and learn- usual $9.50. Commerce Beautification on April 20, 11 children, “Sleep, riches and health, ing from Floridians he • • • • • Committee. two women and five miners to be truly enjoyed, should meets.” Poinciana Elementary • • • • • perished. be interrupted.” School kicked off its Earth The memorial service Three years later the — Johann Paul Freidrich • • • • • Week celebration on for Barbara Vogel is on site was purchased by the Richter solares hill

PAGE 6 PAGE Your Woman in Havana: Walking the Walk, Talking the Talk By Stacy Rodriguez But here it’s so Citizen Staff prevalent that I find myself am not sure, but wearing tops I I may be start- wouldn’t in Key I ing to walk like West — in Key a Cuban woman. West, mind you. Either that or I just I feel my hips appear ridiculous. loosening up, APRIL 26, 2009 ◆ Cultures, complete my shoulders back with body language and and chest out just as accents, seem to rub off on if I were — imagine — not me. ashamed of my body. I have trouble under- I’m in pretty good shape, standing why others can’t mind you, but it has always do this — why they can’t been difficult for me to not stop talking Spanish like an sort of — hide. My WASP- American, for example. Just ish upbringing certainly say the words like they do! didn’t include sensuality. And walk this way. But in Havana, without Here, tight clothing is the thinking about it, I hold rule for women. Regardless my upper body erect and of weight, the point seems my lower half becomes to be to show every curve a sort of gyroscope. The and ripple, a sentiment Cuban women seem openly ROB O’NEAL/Solares Hill found in many parts of female. I’m not talking Cubans dance in a Havana nightclub in the summer of 2005. the world, including Duval about sexism. They seem Street and Kmart in Key to be comfortable in their are, and they are in them, I have nowhere to go, no was really uncomfortable West. skin, their bodies simply are them. one to meet, and even if I with my Zelig tendencies, They don’t mind being did, it wouldn’t matter if I though, when I ran with the part of the show. Walking were late. hip black jazz scene in New Is there a hero inside you? around in Havana is a It’s OK to run late here Orleans. It didn’t matter promenade for the young — later than in Key West, how many people around We are seeking compassionate, reliable and beautiful as well as the even. me called each other & caring individuals to join a great team of volunteers. Graduates of our training program will provide support older and attractive and Other parts of my body “cats,” it just didn’t suit services to terminally ill patients and their families. even the not-so-attractive. are changing, too. My me. I picked up a Brooklyn If you have the desire to make a difference in the lives In walking my new hands and arms are speak- accent, too, but I swear to of others, call us today and fi nd the hero in you. Latin walk, I have slowed ing their own language, God I never said “youse visiting nurse association waaaaaaaayyyyyyyy down. conversing with their guys,” not even once. & hospice of the fl orida keys When I first got here, I Cuban counterparts. The English accents, Natalie Maddox walked my Key West pace. I have always absorbed the Southern drawls, the 294-4310 Ext. 20 298212 That’s much too fast for this the mannerisms and Boston clippers, the smok- island nation. behaviors of those around ers, the drinkers — you And forget about the me. name it, I have semi- Manhattan crowd — the When I hung with a morphed into it. An old city people would just be military crowd in Louisiana, man last night selling mani streaks of light here. I loved strangers would figure (peanuts) on the streets the electric ballet of walking me for a soldier. When I seriously did not believe I alone in New York. But I’m was tight with cops, I was was American. enjoying my Havana saun- asked at a grocery store if Imagine! ter, too. I was an off-duty officer. I He kept saying, in Spanish, “But were you born there?” 504 & 506 CATHERINE STREET $649,500. Super Investment Opportunity! 3 units in 2 build- This is, for me, a compli- ings with common areas and outdoor space. Just ment. LYNN steps off Duval Street, this could be workforce solares hill I read once that intel- housing or an extended family compound. Total ligence can be defined as KAUFELT 4BR/3BA with OSP for 2 cars. “During a carnival 305-923-4276 quickly adapting to various [email protected] men put masks over their masks.” circumstances. www.lynnkaufelt.com 1205 Truman Ave, Key West, FL 33040 305-292-2244 ext. 110 Am I not a hot Latin cool ~ Xavier Forneret 298985 cat or what? PAGE 7 ◆ solares hill FROM THE HILL table,” said the sheriff. “The people in mental health, in Continued from page 1 substance abuse, the Key West Police Department, APRIL 26, 2009 tracking ship, the Gen. Hoyt the public defender’s office. S. Vandenberg, arrived here The county is doing as well for its sinking. as anywhere because we all Smith Maritime and the know each other here. But crew of the tug Elsbeth we’re nowhere near where III performed the perfect we’re meant to be. Instead docking. The Vandenberg of preventing recidivism we looked more ghastly even have a huge cost to the tax- than Dick Cheney, just as payer. There is a better way alone and just as sinkable. of doing business.” It is a ship that spent the Peryam corrected our 1960s eavesdropping on assertion that crime in the Russian missile launches county has increased since and when it was retired in Hurricane Wilma. Last year 1983, a crew of six techni- in Monroe County, the crim- cians came aboard every six MIKE HENTZ/Solares Hill inal head count dropped by months just to power up its Crews tie off the Vandenberg after its arrival at the Truman Waterfront Wednesday. 1,000 from the year before. electronics. The monster tub • • • • • was finally struck from the “oxymoron,” as he called it, he letter on our front “The bottom line,” said n our issue of April 12, naval register in 1993 and its of spending a million dollars Tpage this week from Peryam, “is that there are Iwe showed an aerial last public exposure, until to keep a boat afloat simply Major Tommy Taylor, chief people in jail who shouldn’t representation supposedly now, was as a Russian ship to sink it. at the Detention Center be there.” No further fund- of the site of the proposed alongside Jamie Lee Curtis We asked Bill if he’d given (“County Did Not Receive ing for intervention “is really assisted and independent and Donald Sutherland in a any thought to what some $1 Million Grant”) provides a shame,” he said. “It’s sad living facility at Truman movie called “Virus” (hence fishermen have told us, an opportunity both to talking to folks at the state Waterfront. In fact the pic- the Cyrillic letters on its that they were never con- straighten out last week’s level, I just don’t get it that ture showed the site of the rusting hulk that so baffled sulted about the site of the story on keeping drug they don’t get it.” To do the proposed city marina at the us onshore). sinking. They say that the addicts and the mentally ill right thing, “We need to waterfront. We regret the The Vandenberg has muddy bottom where the out of jail and to revisit the bring all the players to the error. joined the Western Union Vandenberg will lie (hopeful- critical state of the problem. and the Mohawk to provide, ly topside up — remember Twenty to 30 percent for a while, a sort of navy the Spiegel Grove!) is a pro- of those detained in the at the waterfront. Former ductive fishing area that lob- county’s detention center newspaper publisher Bill sters ritually move through on Stock Island today are Barry pointed out that the in droves. Fishermen mentally ill or otherwise Western Union, currently employ trawls there and sick. The center has recently keelhauled at the dock, lines of traps a quarter-mile identified 44 individuals and the Vandenberg are long, with 10 pounds of that are repeat offenders of both vastly different ves- lobster caught in each trap. small-time transgressions sels that happen to have All of it will be disturbed by who alone have cost the been involved in com- dive-boat traffic. Might this county $327,000 to date. munications, the Western be a “taking” without the “The resources on our Union with cable and the legal wrangling? side are limited,” Taylor told Vandenberg with the space “I’m so sorry the us earlier in the month. program. “Different lega- Vandenberg is going to The Guidance Clinic, for cies,” said Barry, “but both take 520 feet of the Atlantic example, has cut back on its ships are a benefit to us Ocean,” responded Verge. number of detox beds. “We now. And one will float.” “Studies have shown that see programs go away while The scuttling takes place fishing increases around the problem increases,” toward the end of the May. wrecks and oil rigs. There he said. “To get a hold of a Six miles south of Key West, are now 198 species of fish problem, you don’t get rid in 140 feet of water, the at the Spiegel Grove.” of programs, you have to Vandenberg will become the One type of fishing will increase them.” second largest artificial reef not be allowed at the wreck County Sheriff Bob in the world. reef, however, and that’s Peryam agrees. He called us 298180 Commissioner Bill Verge, spear fishing. “We don’t to correct our confusion of number-one civic official want someone mistaking pre-trial funding with inter- behind the project, seemed a diver,” said Verge, “for a vention funding from the both exhausted and exhila- grouper.” Reinvestment Act, which rated. He did appreciate the • • • • • has not been forthcoming. solares hill

PAGE 8 PAGE on the bookshelf Pulling No Punches in a World Turned Upside Down

“A New Day in the need of a job and anxious the people was go out in the Though there are villains Delta” to avoid the draft. When street and do number 1 and aplenty, “A New Day in the he was hired to teach in an number 2 in road.” Delta” also has its heroes, David W. Beckwith all-black high school, he To his credit, Beckwith none more impressive than University of Alabama Press suppressed his nervousness did not quit but rather the school’s assistant prin- APRIL 26, 2009 ◆ $29.95 and went in with an open believed in the kids and cipal, Caldwell M. Bibbs, mind. persevered. But any hopes “respected by both races Reviewed by John Sledge Nothing about Beckwith’s of a smooth future were dis- and all ages.” Bibbs was an upbringing had prepared rupted when federal court administrator of the old him for what he was about orders inexorably forced school, seemingly equal here are many fine to experience. He was the the mixing of the black to any challenge. “Light civil rights memoirs well-educated product and white school popula- complexioned, mostly T out there — by politi- of a loving and secure tions. Months of near chaos bald, physically strong and cians, preachers, activists middle-class household resulted — senseless fights, outwardly unemotional, he and ordinary foot soldiers, who’d had little mean- angry confrontations with led by sending an unspo- white and black. Notably ingful contact with poor hate-filled parents, and ken message that he cared absent, however, are books people of any race. When if not checked, became when Beckwith was relaxing but that he would not put by those who were simply he assumed his duties as a mini-wars.” To manage at home one Saturday came up with any misbehavior.” caught up in the turmoil history teacher at Abraham even half an hour of aca- a surprise visit from Byron When sterner measures and attempted to do the Lincoln Attendance Center demic instruction in such de la Beckwith (infamous were required, Bibbs resort- right thing. in Leland, Miss., he entered an environment became a for his murder of Medgar ed to a cotton-gin strap he Of such is “A New Day in a world where two-parent Herculean endeavor that Evers) claiming kinship. referred to as “black power.” the Delta: Inventing School families were the excep- physically and mentally Beckwith’s memoir This is an important book Desegregation As You Go” tion and years of vicious exhausted him. positively crackles with the that will resurrect many by David W. Beckwith, a discrimination had blighted When Beckwith finally tension and aggravation of uncomfortable memories gripping account of one the students. got his students to do some those years, helped in large for those who actually man’s struggles as a callow During his first weeks, work, the results were heart- measure by his obvious experienced the first shocks white teacher who, to his Beckwith found it nearly breaking. Most lacked even sense of history at the time. of school desegregation. own considerable astonish- impossible to maintain basic literary skills. When He kept a careful diary and Though ultimately positive, ment, found himself on the even a modicum of control asked to describe how the saved the various ephem- the book pulls no punches cutting edge of a seismic as restive and resentful stu- ancient Greeks lived, a era that came his way: staff in its portrait of a world social transformation. dents tested his willpower pupil wrote: “The Athenian memoranda that reveal the turned upside down. Today Beckwith lives on and patience. “Most of my house was brikage. It was quotidian mechanics of Little Torch Key and in Vero days seemed to start badly,” mak out of brikage and the desegregation; an obscene John Sledge is the book Beach, where he works in he recalls. “Each began with house cause 1800 dollars as picture drawn by one of his reviewer for the Mobile the financial sector. But 40 a series of skirmishes that they was chief but they are students; and a lurid news- Press Register. “A New Day years ago he was a newly more often than not escalat- a pretty buckat there was letter by the National States’ in the Delta” is available at minted college graduate in ed into battles, which then, round about 21 rooms and Rights Party. Voltaire Books. Spanish Rhapsody Haiku and the Battle to Free the Animals From Their Jails n unusual coupling When the five judges is about liberating the ani- have their way Melody occurred this year at were done, the top prize in mals (and our instincts) Cooper A the normally rather the adult division went to a from the traps of haiku. 2nd Place, Alexis Rotella, restrained Robert Frost haiku — or rather a series Here are the three win- Arnold, MD Sunday, April 26 Poetry Festival. of haiku — that was essen- ning haiku, followed by the Now in its 15th year at tially an “anti-haiku,” doing Muirhead poem. By means Snow-covered road at 7PM- TICKETS ONLY $20 the Heritage House, the battle against haiku on of metaphor and simile, yet I follow it The San Carlos Institute festival awards prizes behalf of the animals and with all the clarity and acu- into a new year 516 Duval St. to poems submitted by making for strange com- ity of haiku itself, “Releasing The sizzling sounds of middle-school, high school pany with the three winners the Animals” sets the beasts 3rd Place, Jim Kacian, Spain, Argentina, Brazil and adult poets. There is of the haiku division itself. free to be whatever they Winchester, VA and Cuba with Sergio Puig and Caribe also an open category for Winner of the adult divi- want. Tickets at MacArthur Music, The San Carlos, haiku poems, the Japanese- sion is Marsh Muirhead of 1st Place, Marjorie snowed in — www.keystix.com and from the artist. originated verse form that’s Bemidji, which is in north- Buettner, Chicago City, MN making milk Information at funded in part by more or less limited to 17 ern Minnesota. His poem, early spring — out of powder

296-4288 298904 syllables in three lines. “Releasing the Animals,” letting dandelions Continued on next page PAGE 9 ◆ solares hill musical notes Symphony Show a Departure in Genre But Not In Quality APRIL 26, 2009 By Harry Schroeder too hard, obscuring parts He expressed the entire of the lyrics. David Troy range of each situation. he headlines had Frances was both the piano The outstanding per- announced a accompanist and the direc- former of the evening — by T “Spectacular New tor, responsible, along with a small margin, given the Direction For the Key West choreographer Penny Leto, excellence of the others Symphony” and it was all of for the spare and effective — was L’Tarsha Long. In that — from the expected staging. “Christmas Lullaby” she evening of music by full The music, taken by itself, gave a powerful statement symphonic orchestra to the was not terrific. Much of of faith; when she sang “I’m concert version of a musical the melodic writing was Not Afraid of Anything,” revue with four singers and fairly routine. That would she made you believe it. a five-man backup band. have been hard for the I fail entirely to under- But if there were con- composer to avoid since stand why she isn’t famous certgoers disappointed at the songs were long recita- already. I’ve mentioned my the substitution, I was not tives, sometimes running admiration for her work among them. several minutes, rather in the past, citing her fine The show was Jason than standard 32-bar tunes musicianship, her easy but Robert Brown’s “Songs For where good melodies are compelling stage presence A New World.” It consisted fairly easy to construct. And and her clear, intense emo- of nearly 20 songs, grouped the show had only the loos- tional honesty. All that was very loosely around a com- est kind of structural unity. PHOTO BY AL SACHS there in this concert and in mon theme, varieties of It was a series of autobio- Amy Farmer, a strong singer with a fine comedic talent. addition there were always American experience from graphical musical sketches surprises, nuances of vocal the beginning to the pres- without a real frame, like, table new world. He has regrets it, the other as the production adding that lit- ent, mostly concerning love for example, the one in “A mastered at least two vocal anxious mother of a soldier tle bit of extra intensity that or money. The band was Chorus Line.” It achieved its styles along with his normal in the Revolution, home insists on and drives home essentially a rhythm sec- power last weekend from voice, a traditional blues sewing a flag. She also did the emotion. And in a duet tion, piano, keyboard, bass, the cumulative effect of its style and a soft sweet black two comic turns as frustrat- as half of a reunited couple drums and percussion. It consecutive superb perfor- falsetto. This variety enables ed wives, one on the verge with Odekirk, he had the was fine, although on a mances. him to express a wide range of suicide, the other (oddly opening passage while she few of the rock numbers Davron Monroe offered of emotional states. a little out of character with stood there silently, her the drummer, succumb- an intense presence, espe- Amy Farmer sang two the rest of the show) as the feelings clear in her face ing to the nearly irresist- cially in numbers express- moving pieces, one about a wife of Santa Claus, stuck and body, a strong presence ible temptation of rock ing the frustration and woman who chose money once again with spending but not at all obtrusive, not drummers to play loudly, sadness of being a black over everything else that Christmas alone and hat- in any sense upstaging him. hit the bass drum a little man in a less than hospi- men offered her and now ing it. It was the perfect way for Kevin Odekirk had the her to be where she was. most complex pieces to deal For the past 11 years the HAIKU seasons not their own comparison with dramatically, one hav- Key West Symphony has set Continued from page 8 not a cutting word in ing to do with the impact a welcome high standard setting the frogs sight on a young man of a father’s here for orchestral music. 1st Place Adult, Marsh free of the pond business failure, the other This show was a departure Muirhead, Bemidji, MN that plop in water crows allowed a relationship with a hope- in terms of genre but not at a wedding in the tropics lessly manipulative lover. all in terms of quality. Releasing the Animals cicadas the cemetery vacant their I am releasing summer slavery let the rabbit WE MEET OR BEAT the animals in winter from their three-barred walking sticks reside in Palm Springs ALL PRICES! jails crows beetles and geese let them all be Call Today . . . 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APRIL 26, 2009 ◆ W I came to know every street person between Grand Central Station and my office at 2 Park Ave., a 10-block walk. There was the bag lady who chased commuting executives away from “her” trashcans. The demented woman who scribbled gibberish in a notebook while squatting in a doorway at the Phillip Morris building. The guy Astra Taylor’s latest documentary explores philosophy in the streets. who slept on top of subway Robert Downey Jr. and Jamie Foxx co-star in ‘The Soloist.’ Now Taylor comes back grates, wrapping himself battles with drug abuse, for another roll of the phi- in dry cleaning bags for ner Jamie Foxx (“Ray”) Brit, he sees it from a more he has rebounded with losopher’s stone, delivering warmth. The panhandler ventures into the blurry objective and observational “Iron Man” and “Tropic a second documentary who told me that he always personality of Ayers. And viewpoint. Thunder,” popular fare bal- that again features Zizek went to Florida for the win- Robert Downey Jr. (“Iron Story aside, you will focus ancing out such dramatic — along with seven other ter. Man”) steps up to the mark on the two lead actors. milestones as “Chaplin,” contemporary philoso- I often wondered what as newspaperman Steve Born as Eric Marlon “Less Than Zero,” “The phers. “Examined Life” is their stories were. No point Lopez. Bishop, Jamie Foxx is con- Gingerbread Man” and currently playing at the in asking them, for they Schizophrenia is a men- sidered a triple threat: an “Good Night, and Good Tropic Cinema. were damaged goods, not tal disorder that results in actor, stand-up comedian Luck.” The film’s title comes sure what had brought misperceptions of reality. It and musician. His stage So in truth, “The Soloist” from Plato, who observed them to this meager exis- can manifest itself as audi- name is a tribute to the late is an acting duet. And it’s in line 38A of his “Apology” tence. tory hallucinations, para- comedian Redd Foxx. Jamie not really a biopic about a that “the unexamined life is Nathaniel Anthony Ayers noia, disorganized thinking started performing in com- schizophrenic musician so not worth living.” is a real-life person, a vir- and social dysfunction. edy clubs on a dare from a much as it’s an examina- Yet, this documentary tuoso musician who suf- It affects about one-half girlfriend, then won a regu- tion of the true meaning of offers an approach to phi- fered a mental breakdown percent of the population. lar slot on TV’s “In Living friendship. losophy that’s more in during his second year at Genetics and neurobiology Color.” After a run on his keeping with Aristotle, a Juilliard. The doctors diag- seem to be at the root of the own TV sitcom, he broke “Examined Life” philosopher who liked to walk around while lectur- nosed it as schizophrenia. psychosis. into movies in 1997 with Is Philosophy 101 ing. After years with his mother, This is a meaty role the somewhat forgettable ecently the Tropic With the tagline he moved to Los Angeles for Foxx, reminiscent of “Booty Call.” Eventually RCinema showed “The “Philosophy is in the when she died, searching Geoffrey Rush’s turn as drawing on his musical tal- Perverts’ Guide to Cinema,” streets,” Taylor and her for his father. Not surpris- pianist David Helfgott in ent, he snagged an Oscar an egghead’s look at the camera crew follow their ingly, he wound up living “Shine.” Like Nathaniel for his role as blind singer meanings behind movies subjects along city streets, on the streets, playing a Ayers, Australian prodigy Ray Charles in “Ray” (2004). as told by a Slovenian through parks, and into broken-down cello for spare Helfgott also suffered from He was also nominated for movie buff named Slavoj the gleaming interior of an change. a schizoaffective disorder. “Collateral” that same year. Zizek. Known for his showy international airport. They A Los Angeles Times British director Joe Wright Foxx is spot-on in his personality, Zizek is also a often break the fourth wall, reporter wrote a series is best known for his takes woozy schizoid interpreta- respected philosopher and interacting with their sub- of columns about this on “Pride and Prejudice” tion of Nathaniel Ayers. But psychoanalyst. ject, shown packing their street-corner soloist, even and “Atonement.” Here the anchor of “The Soloist” In fact, a young cameras and sound equip- befriended him. This story he captures an incisive is Robert Downey Jr.’s char- Canadian-American film- ment like a modern-day became a book and now a snapshot of the American acter — for we see Ayers maker named Astra Taylor archaeological expedition. movie. scene, replete with dispos- through the eyes of news- did a documentary about This documentary is “The Soloist” is playing at able street people and paperman Steve Lopez. him that was immodestly much like taking a stroll the Regal Cinema 6. empathetic newspaper Downey is an actor equal titled “Zizek!” — exclama- with your favorite profes- Academy Award-win- reporters. Perhaps being a to the task. Despite earlier tion point included. sor, listening to his or her PAGE 11 ◆ solares hill front row at the movies monologue, enjoying a Army protestor named time high. Edie Adams play Tommy APRIL 26, 2009 classroom lecture outside Bobby Sands who died in This film by noted visual Chong’s wacky parents. the classroom. Peter Singer HM Prison Maze following artist Steve McQueen focus- Ellen Barkin does an walks down Fifth Avenue, a 66-day hunger strike in es on the last six weeks of uncredited walk-on. And admiring expensive shoes 1981. He was 27 at the time. Bobby Sands’ life and the Harry Dean Stanton had a in the window of Bergdorf “Hunger” is showing at physical and mental impact minor role as a dope-deal- Goodman while discussing the Tropic Cinema. of slow starvation on him. ing prison guard, but the the ethics of consumerism. Don’t be confused by this It’s a grim tale, replete with scene was left on the cut- Judith Butler explores a San film or its director Steve all the details: bleeding ting room floor. The rest Francisco second-hand McQueen. He’s not the sores, kidney failure, stom- of this ragtag cast is com- clothing store with a wheel- famed star of “Bullitt” and prised of relatives, friends, chair-bound friend, talking ach ulcers and the inability about accessibility and gen- “Papillon.” Nor is this the to stand. acquaintances and aspiring der issues. 1983 vampire flick star- McQueen’s art films are unknowns. Unfortunately, these eight ring David Bowie, Susan typically projected onto Is the film funny? Jack philosophers — Cornel Sarandon and Catherine walls of an art gallery Nicholson was the test. At West, Avital Ronell, Peter Deneuve. rather than theater screens. the time he’d been banged Singer, Kwame Anthony Rather, this meticulous Usually shot in black and up in a car accident and it Appiah, Martha Nussbaum, tale of slow starvation white, Andy Warhol has hurt him to laugh. So direc- Michael Hardt, Judith for a cause stars Michael been cited as the influence tor Lou Adler screened it Butler and Slavoj Zizek Fassbender (“Band of of these minimalist films. privately for his pal and — don’t explore much Brothers,” “300”) as the “Hunger” is a more tradi- judged its humor by the new territory, seemingly fatalistic young IRA protes- tional Technicolor telling. number of painful groans content at “summarizing tor. McQueen won the presti- 1978 cult comedy is the from Nicholson. some of their main ideas or Robert Gerard Sands gious Caméra d’Or award upcoming Thursday Thrillz By the way, the car repeating riffs they’ve done joined the IRA during for first-time filmmakers at selection at the Art Bar on Cheech and Chong are driv- before,” says one critic. the Troubles of 1972. His 2008 Cannes Film Festival. Caroline Street. Just the ing at the beginning of the It would’ve seemed best political commitment put a The raw brutality of thing to take the edge off a movie actually belonged to to evaluate “Examined strain on his marriage and prison life is shown with hard week. Jack Nicholson. Life” as a whole, but these his wife eventually left him. unblinking starkness. In This doobie-do movie “Up in Smoke” was diverse philosophical solilo- After several bouts in this era of Abu Ghraib and by Cheech and Chong banned in South Africa quies don’t lend themselves prison for his support of Guantanamo Bay, you’ll started it all. There would for fear it would encour- to a thematic interpreta- the Republican cause, he watch this movie about the have been no “Pineapple age drug use. It does, to tion. The film is more like a was again convicted of gun treatment of political pris- Express,” “Half Baked,” be truthful. But in a play- Whitman’s Sampler of cur- rent philosophical thinking. possession in 1977 and sen- oners in a new light. “How High,” “Fridays,” et al. ful counterculture way. If Thus we’re left to pick at tenced to 14 years. without “Up in Smoke.” you lived through the ’70s, individual personalities, A forceful personality, “Up in Smoke” The two hippie comics assuming no memory loss noting Avital Ronell’s nar- he was chosen as com- Lights Up retooled their standup rou- from your stoner habits, cissistic arrogance, Cornell manding officer of the IRA tines for this first of a half- this will evoke “a simpler West’s “dazzling high cul- prisoners at Long Kesh (as at Art Bar dozen films together. After time when the clouds had ture jive talk,” or Zizek’s Maze Prison was called) ill Clinton did it but smoking a few joints, they cannabis linings.” fidgety pronouncements and later elected a member Bdidn’t inhale. Barack came up with a rambling Fortunately for all you that are obviously designed of the United Kingdom Obama inhaled but only (but funny) plot about two pothead moviegoers (you to provoke. Parliament during his hun- did it as a youth. Jack dopers who try to smuggle know who you are), the Art As Avital Ronell says early ger strike. Nicholson admits he’s a van constructed of spray- Bar will be showing the film in the film, “We don’t know The prisoners’ rights done it from time to time. on marijuana from Tijuana on its open-air back porch, where this film is going to strike centered around Five Politically incorrect Bill to Los Angeles. now named the Secret Spot. land, whom it’s going to Demands: Maher does it all the time. The cast includes Stacy If you’ve ever smoked a shake up, wake up, or freak • Not wearing prison uni- And Richard “Cheech” Keach as an obsessive narc joint, I promise you’ll laugh. out, or bore…” forms; Marin and Tommy Chong cop and Tom Skerritt as And it won’t even be due to “Examined Life” doesn’t • Not doing prison work; have been doing it since the a weed-loving Vietnam a contact high. really examine life as much • Free association with ’70s. vet. Strother Martin and [email protected] as it examines philosophy. other prisoners; Not me of course, but I • One visit, one letter and have friends who smoke “Hunger” Is one parcel per week; pot. They tell me a little Harsh Irish • Restoration of any rights toke is just the thing to take lost due to the protest. the edge off. Prison Drama Nine other IRA prisoners You might say the same etter have a sandwich died from the hunger strike. thing about “Cheech & Over 40 years experience specializing in . . . Bbefore you read this After Sands’ death, Chong’s Up in Smoke” Travel Planning & Customer Service review. “Hunger” is a movie recruitment into the Irish — the granddaddy of 9709 OVERSEAS HWY. • MARATHON • 305-743-7575 about an Irish Republican Republican Army hit an all- all Stoner Movies. This 292657 APRIL 26, 2009 ◆PAGE 12 ‘Life History’by SusanBailey. By JoelBlair L materials intothree-dimen-materials hervarious exhibit, sheturns In intoart. turn thecurrent discarded booksasobjectsto eral years ago, shewasusing When Ifirstsawherwork sev- ofdisparatevariety objects. from a and constructions technical accomplishment. andconsiderable experience both reveal seasonedartistic od, are inthat complementary different inmediaandmeth- whoseworks, artists ried quite Richard Buckheim, twomar- exhibit withSusan Bailey and thismonth:Ajoint experience Susan BaileyandRichardBuckheim:ObjectsAbstractions ‘A Tribute toFred Astaire’ bySusanBailey. Bailey creates assemblages interesting andunusual ents theviewer withan ucky Street pres- Gallery a wallclock,with shoetrees as piece. Andnotetheshadows. ofthe for muchofthecharm andshapes accounts materials sical juxtapositionofvarious motion andgrace. The whim- the flyingwires suggestboth ing tails. The shoefastsand that endinhard plasticfloat- ers andtwometalflyingwires bines theshoefast,three cast- Tribute toFred Astaire” com- casters.modern are skates, antiquespursand women’s shoes. Other objects used toshapeleatherinto shoe fasts, thatare forms collected several wooden time andmovement. sional collagesthatfocuson “Life History”appearstobe On alow platform, “A Over theyears, Bailey has ‘Process’ bySusanBailey. the worldofart abstract painter, whonotes amusing andvisuallyexciting. Whatever the “Process” is, itis a smallbundleatitsend. with isametal spring form From theedgeofshoe the wingedshoesofMercury. notations offastmotionor which resembles comicbook metal piececomingoutofit, a metalknobthathaszigzag the piece. From thatprojects thebasisof shoe fastforms imposing woodenbase. A plicated piecethathasan trees) justifiesthetitle. cal andthepersonal(theshoe The joiningofthemechani- from thebottomofpiece. lum. Areal hangs clockspring two endsoftheclockpendu- Richard Buckheim is an “Process” is afairlycom- solares hill solares although there isawhitespiral in thelower halfoftheprint, most ofhisactionoccurring the painterhas as abrush, Using asmallroller aswell case aninteresting orange. cocts hisown color, inthis lower half,Buckheim con- a fewshadesofblack.In the “Monotype #14”hasatopof of thesinglereverse image. with paintandthenapressing relatively quickinvolvement types, thatallow smallerprints has alsobegunmakingmono- compatibility.” Recently he tion, spontaneityandcolor “focus onpaintandcomposi- paints onlarge canvases with ism ofhisyouth. He usually to theabstract expression- that hisrecent work isareturn Like mostoftheseimages, ‘New Territory’ byRichard Buckheim. tral abstractions. that visuallyfocusesthecen- a stencil),anenclosingdevice tooth-like marks (madefrom the edgeshavecharacteristic bottom ofthepainting,and crossesblack horizontal the vas are well defined.Here, a red. But theedgesofhiscan- — grays, yellows, blackand colors of somewhatrunny abstraction isa combination applied paint. The resulting canvas covered withloosely having large sectionsofthe tated Helen Frankenthaler in Buckheim consciously imi- board. the blackwithanedgeofcard- black, probably cutthrough line comingdown outofthe Buckheim’s has latestseries In “New Territory,” ists. thoughtful, accomplished art- therecentrience work ofthese Buckheim virtuosity. demonstration— afurther of ceremonial feeltothepiece orange.rusty There isaregal, panels isblack,toppedwitha The backdrop tothecentral reds.tions onshadesofrusty And thatactioninvolvesvaria- of thepainterlyactionoccurs. a central section, where most tain withtwosidepanelsand which itselfislikeastagecur- block, widevertical of avery ly painting,madeupprimarily “Maine Monument,” isastate- and freedom. The finalpiece, but itsfeelingofopenness by Maine, notitstopography five large canvases inspired You willbepleasedtoexpe- ‘Maine Monument’ byRichard Buckheim.

‘Monotype No. 14’byRichard Buckheim.

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By Chris Belland ware store raw directly in the garden and Home — everything from the din- n case you haven’t Depot. ner table except for meats noticed it’s getting a We used and dairy products. What I little warmer around a sprin- was interesting is that we here, which signals the kler on a went from throwing away end of the winter growing timer that one plastic bag of garbage season. I thought I’d take watered every other day to less than the opportunity to report the garden two per week. It’s amazing back on the results of our for about how little we really need “farm.” 30 min- to throw away. So, if you’re I had always been pretty utes every morning at 5:30. planning on a garden in the much discouraged by peo- I was told by my assistant, fall, there is no time like the ple about growing vegeta- Nancy (an English lass with present to start composting. bles in Key West. Everyone a very green thumb), this By the coming fall, you’ll said that either the soil was was the best time to water not only have thrown less bad or it was too hot. On so the garden would have garbage away, but you’ll the other hand I have some the entire day to dry out have a great start on your friends who have been pret- on top, thus precluding the good growing soil. ty successful growing stuff, possibility of fungus on the so we thought we’d give it a leaves. The Miracle of Worms whirl. The other parasites we A friend of ours has a were worried about were hen I was a boy, my swimming pool that was white flies and mealy bugs. You can have one too. Wfather had a large filled in about six inches I read somewhere that they washtub out by our garden from the top and gave us are attracted to yellow and lettuce, eggplant, broccoli, is the cherry on top. I won’t into which we put our permission to use it for a I tried out an experiment. cucumbers, cauliflower, say it’s free because we did raw garbage and started a garden. It measured 15 by I tied yellow plastic ribbon pole beans, bush beans invest money into it, not little worm farm. You can’t 25 feet. After the hurricane, to the fence (for growing and we even got some to mention the time, but imagine how fast these little we had a load of seaweed pole beans) and soaked tomatoes, despite the large it was worth it. Don’t have suckers grow. Within sev- delivered and scattered them with olive oil. To my worms we didn’t notice a large area? Don’t let that eral months, the washtub about three inches thick surprise, it worked! The until it was too late. Really stop you. I have had equally was hardly large enough to over the top, to which we white flies and mealy bugs rewarding was the vast good results with growing contain the vast number added a three-inch layer of were, indeed, attracted to amount of herbs we were in pots on my condo porch. of worms that were peri- what I call “vaca caca” (cow the yellow and stuck to the able to grow and that did odically transplanted to manure) and finally about olive oil and we never had awesomely well. We had A Side Benefit our garden. On the county two or three inches of top a problem the entire time flat parsley, oregano, curly extension Web site, Kim soil. We rented a rotary til- our garden grew. We also parsley, sage, rosemary hat now? It’s getting Gabel can tell you how, ler and mixed the whole wanted this to be an organ- and thyme (hmmm, I feel Wvery hot and we were where and when you can concoction just like they ic garden so we never used the title of a song coming thinking of growing pea- grow your very own herd used to do with a mule and any chemical pesticides. on). Oh, we also had mint, nuts and maybe melons. of worms. Herd is prob- a plough … well, not really. Rather, we sprayed with a which if you’re not careful Peanuts, of course, would ably not the right word but We then covered it over concoction of concentrated will take over your entire put nitrogen back in the it just sounds right. Head with a plastic tarp and let liquid garlic (available at garden. I kept it at bay with soil. We’ll see. One other ’em out, move ’em out and it “cook” for 30 days. This pet stores) and pepper. mint juleps. thing I will mention to worms will dig through cooking process was basi- This, too, worked on every- I am pleased to report to you is that a great lesson your garden 24/7, aerating cally to kill any unwanted thing except the big, fat, anybody who thinks they learned from all of this the soil and providing you pests (nematodes) in the green horned worms that want fresh organic food in is that growing your own with worm poop to help dirt. It worked fine. went after the tomatoes like the Florida Keys, all you food also has a lot to do your garden grow. Then came the fun part. an Italian chef. There was have to do is be prepared with good environmental Happy gardening. If We hoed everything into some solace and revenge in to work a little for it. On the practices from the stand- anyone has any interest- rows and planted. Mind squishing them. other hand, I can tell you point of your household ing experiments that you you, this is the first time The results? Fantastic! the reward of seeing your waste. We started recycling have tried and that worked, we’ve ever done it so it was Since November, we have plants grow is a wonderful at home quite some time please let me know so I can all experimental. We used enjoyed bumper crops of feeling of accomplishment. ago and then, with the pass them on. the plants and seeds gener- collard greens, arugula, The knowledge that what garden, started compost- Sincerely, ally available at the hard- romaine lettuce, brown you’re eating is also healthy ing — essentially burying it Mr. & Mrs. McDonald solares hill keys cuisine PAGE 16 PAGE Puerto Rican Cooking Is Tasty and Diverse By Joanna Brady Schmida both British of 1917, its citizens are con- and American. sidered American, although t’s easy to lump Settlers of each of they cannot vote here. As the cuisines of the these countries you might expect, today I Caribbean into one. and the people the Puerto Rican kitchen With similar climates, who came after has been influenced by it’s reasonable to assume have all left their American foods — for bet- APRIL 26, 2009 ◆ they all have access to culinary stamp ter or for worse. There are much the same ingre- on the indig- McDonald’s everywhere dients and spices. Their enous cooking that was on the island, along with common produce and already in place. other fast food shops and many similar recipes unite Puerto Rican food, along chain restaurants. Working a number of the islands in with Cuban cooking, prob- women take advantage of the kitchen and at the din- ably has the most Spanish the many prepared foods ner table. If you add the influence and is among now available, as well as Latino culinary contribu- the most flavorful of the packaged and convenience tions of South Florida to the islands. Surprisingly, there foods. mix, you have a very inter- are only a couple of dozen I recently received a copy esting fusion of cuisines. While there are many different versions of sofrito, the basics Puerto Rican restaurants are green and red peppers, onions, garlic, cilantro and olive (or of “Puerto Rican Cookery” Yet, as anyone who has throughout Florida, with achiote) oil. by Carmen Aboy Valldejuli spent even a short time just three of them in Miami. Although it is, by defi- bazas and soursops. The (published by Pelican), in the Caribbean islands It’s only natural that when which has to be the defini- will tell you, there are a nition a cooked sauce, Tainos also grew varieties of we think of food with a uncooked it can make a beans and corn, guavas and tive book on the subject. number of differences Latin twist in Key West and The late author, who was in the way each culture good salsa for cooked fish pineapples. Miami, we’re far more apt or meat and an excellent In exchange, the Spanish born into the island’s gentry prepares its food. The to order Cuban, even when in 1912 and died in 2005, Caribbean includes islands addition to cold soups like brought wheat, garbanzos, food from other countries gazpacho. garlic, salt cod, olives, olive grew up in Puerto Rico and and countries as diverse as is available. But in other cit- later moved to the U.S. She Cuba, Curaçao, Dominica, Borikén was the oil, black pepper, onions, ies, notably New York City Amerindian name for garlic, cilantro, oregano, first wrote the book in 1975; Dominican Republic, the — where, in the 20th cen- it is in its 34th printing this French Antilles (including Puerto Rico. When basil, orange, grapefruit, tury, the great depression, Columbus discovered eggplant, ham, lard, chick- year, a remarkable shelf Guadeloupe and World War II and the advent life for any book, let alone Martinique), Haiti, Jamaica, America, there were two en, beef, pork and cheese of air travel created a huge native tribes occupying from their own country. a cookbook dedicated to a Trinidad and Tobago, diaspora of Puerto Ricans relatively small Caribbean and the Virgin Islands, many of the Caribbean Via Africa, they introduced moving to the U.S. — there islands: The Caribs and the the natives to sugarcane, nation. Illustrated with are some great restaurants Arawaks. The Caribs are coffee, okra, yams, sesame Taino Indian petroglyphs, serving excellent Puerto said to have been cannibals seeds, sweet bananas and Valldejuli’s book takes the Rican dishes suited to every but the Arawaks (or Tainos) plaintains; via Mexico, they reader on an interesting budget. were not, and it was from brought in cocoa and other culinary journey, introduc- The cooking of Puerto them that the European set- foods that grew there. ing a great variety of recipes Rico has its roots in tlers to Puerto Rico learned Just as they did in the that she presents in a very Spanish, African and Taino about foods like yucca, pep- southern United States, clear way. indigenous cooking. The pers and corn. The Tainos African slaves influenced Here are a few Puerto base of many dishes is also invented the barbecue, the Puerto Rican kitchen Rican dishes you might “sofrito,” which is used to using bamboo sticks to considerably, introduc- enjoy trying: make soup dishes and cre- fashion “barbacoa,” the ing the use of plantains ate meals based on rice. crude grilles they used to and coconuts, and the Basic Puerto Rican I always whip up a batch dry and cook meat. concept of frying food. Sofrito when I make paella. Sofrito The Taíno/Arawak people Add the influence of early 1/2 cup olive oil (which means “lightly ate many tropical roots and Dutch, French and Italian 4 large green peppers, fried”) adds so much to tubers like taro and yucca. immigrants and you had seeded and chopped Creole and Caribbean They also loved peppers: the basis for Puerto Rico’s 1/8 pound sweet chili foods, it’s a good idea to cachucha pepper, which creole cooking. Later on, peppers, seeded and make it in a large quantity is a slightly hot habanero laborers from China and chopped and store it in the refrigera- pepper; achiote; and a very India brought their culinary 5 onions, chopped tor, where it will keep for hot pepper called ají cabal- influence to the island. 6 garlic cloves, chopped several days; or freeze it lero. They introduced the Puerto Rico was ceded 6 handfuls of cilantro, in ice trays to add pizzazz Europeans to peanuts, gua- to the U.S. by the Treaty chopped to your Latino and Creole vas, pineapples, cocoplum, of Paris in 1898, after the dishes. 310549 Guinea arrowroot, cala- Spanish American War. As Please turn to page 21 PAGE 17 ◆ solares hill from the grapevine The New Shape of Wine for the New Millennium APRIL 26, 2009 By Steve Calderwood cardboard The second is called a Terra over time, air can get into Louie’s is having a wine and box when we Pac and it looks like a juice the wine. Therefore most of chocolate pairing party. t the Taste of Key Americans box. these will have an expira- Various chocolate fondues West on Monday are still For the bag-in-a-box style, tion date on them. Check it! will be available along with A I had three dif- having a other than the cost of pack- Especially if you’re picking it wines and liquors selected ferent people bring hard time aging and transport the big up at a store that probably to complement them. The up the subject of box accepting benefit is that, because no doesn’t turn them over too cost is $15; call 310-5880 for wines and, in fact, the screw caps? air gets into the bag after it’s quickly. more info. evening before I had The answer opened, it will stay good for Finally, which ones should On Wednesday, April 29, attended a going-away party is quite simple — value. If up to six weeks. You might we try? First of all, stay away from 6 to 8 p.m., the Dock and brought two boxes of you’re making a nice wine have the equivalent of four from Franzia and Almaden, Café’s Wine by the Water wine (I’m so avant garde!). that you want to sell at a bottles but there’s no hurry they’re still putting inferior bar is having a tasting of You could say that bag-in- good price, the easiest way to finish it off. Additionally, wine in five-liter boxes. more than 40 rosés, plus the-box wines have gotten to bring down the cost is to most three-liter boxes range Some that I’ve found pass-around hors d’oeuvres. a pretty bad reputation. I’ve get rid of the bottle. from $14 to $25, which is quite drinkable include The cost is $15 and seating always touted them as the Bottles are usually either the equivalent of spending Black Box’s merlot, is limited; call 731-3842 to best three liters of wine that 750 or 1.5 liters; any larger $3.50 to $6 for a 750 ml bot- Hardy’s shiraz and the book your spots now. $5 can buy. But, believe it or and they become unwieldy. tle. At that price, you can’t Banrock Station chardon- On Thursday, April 30, at not, things are changing. They’re expensive, heavy even get Carlo Rossi. nay. In this day and age 6:30 p.m. at the White Street Today, the rest of the and oddly shaped, which The Terra Pac, on the when we’re all looking for Bistro, the Taster’s Guild is world has been much makes transporting them other hand, doesn’t have the ways to stretch a dollar, having a tasting featuring faster to adopt box wines. In hardly efficient. air-blocking advantage, it’s these are great to have 20 90-plus rated South Australia, more than 50 per- Just consider the fact just cheaper and is normally around for everyday con- American wines for less cent of all wine sales are in that when you’re filling up used for a higher quality of sumption. than $20. The cost is $25 some form of box. European a pallet to ship your wine, wine. However, they nor- And if you do get a bad and all the wines are avail- consumers, too, have been approximately 20 to 30 per- mally go for between $8 and box wine, remember that able for purchase at 10 much more open to accept- cent of that pallet will be air $12 and that’s usually for a 1 you can always make percent over cost. As usual, ing the cardboard creations. because of the sloping of liter box, not a 750 ml bottle. Sangria. Jennifer will be putting out So what happened? Do the bottles’ necks. Plus you The one caveat about On to our local wine her incredible spread of they know something we have the added expense of the bag-in-the-box types is events. apps to nosh on as well. Call don’t (once again)? the weight of the bottles and that they are not hermeti- Tonight, April 26, from 292-4004 for reservations. The answer is that while the cost of the cardboard cally sealed and as such, 4 to 6 p.m., Upstairs at That’s it for this week. we were all running around separators that keep the with our blinders on and bottles from hitting each pooh-poohing the thought other and breaking. On top Roger of wine in cardboard, some of that, a bottle on average Emmons innovative wine makers costs $1 by the time you fill Lynn were actually starting to it and stuff a cork in it. The Kaufelt put some decent juice into box costs one tenth of that Mitzi these cheap, efficient con- and you have three liters Krabill tainers. As a result, box wine in it, the equivalent of four Terri sales are now the fastest- bottles. Now don’t get me Spottswood growing segment of the U.S. wrong, I’m not advocating Kenn Edwards market. doing away with bottles. I Those of you who regu- love them. But for a good JEFF SEARCY larly read this column know everyday drinking wine, the 44 Floral Ave, Key Haven BILL I’m a fan of alternative box has some great advan- BROWN Beautiful home in private gated section of waterfront community. closures. I’ve been touting tages. 4 BD/4.5 BA with unique open floor plan. High cathedral ceilings, Wendy screw caps for years and There are two types of Zintsmaster cedar beams and French doors open to wrap around porches. even those damn plastic boxes that are currently Elevator, large workshop, pool, tiki hut and 75 ft of dock space. ROB $1,389,000. corks are finally starting to being used to package SEVERIN get better. At the same time, wine. The one we’re most EMALYN Portugal has finally cleaned familiar with is the bag-in- MERCER up its act (literally) and the a-box type. This is the one SUZANNE 1205 truman ave, key west 305-292-2244 OFFICE 305-292-2202 fax level of tainted cork has that has a plastic bag with MOORE WWW.TRUMANANDCOMPANY.COM gone down substantially. a pour spout on it that’s Why even contemplate a sealed in a cardboard box. 298990 solares hill fit as a fiddle PAGE 18 PAGE What to Look for in a Professional Personal Trainer By Daniel Reynen You pulmonary resuscitation) carry any, that means they’re scramble trying to figure out can con- certificate and a first-aid either not insurable because how they’ll deal with it. heck it out. If you’re firm their certificate. They’re easy to of previous problems or they Finally, protect your wal- thinking about license is get from local charities like simply don’t care enough to let. 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APRIL 26, 2009 ◆ sonal trainer, those may making or the American Heart ed. If an insurance company trainer, you don’t want to be the three most impor- one phone Association. Because work- won’t take the risk on them, be scammed. It’s easy for a tant words in your vocab- call. If you ing out is a strenuous activ- you shouldn’t either. “trainer” to take your money ulary. Before you start don’t know ity, you want someone who’s Inspect the facility in up front and then disappear any program, you need what com- trained to help if an emer- which you’ll be working out without providing the ser- to know some important WeBeFit panies are gency happens. as closely as your trainer. vice. You can protect your- information. reputable, Speaking of emergencies, Here are some basics to look self by paying with a credit The first thing you here’s a list of the top ask your trainer for a copy for. If you’re doing a lot of card. Then, if you don’t get should ask for is a current eleven in alphabetical of their liability insurance cardio, make sure the air is the sessions or services you certificate from one of the order: Aerobic and Fitness certificate and then call the clean and free of mold. Look paid for, your credit card national personal training Association of America; company to verify they’re at the equipment and see company will reimburse you certification companies. If American College of Sports covered. If they work as an that it’s well maintained and for the balance. your trainer hasn’t taken the Medicine; American employee, make sure the that cables don’t show signs Hiring a personal trainer time to get certified, you Council on Exercise; Cooper facility you’re working out of fraying or wear. Weights is a big decision. You’ll be need to ask yourself how Institute; International in covers them. In many should be on racks, off the working closely with whom- they learned what they’re Sports Sciences Association; cases trainers will work as floor and there should be ever you choose, so take trying to teach you. The last National Academy of Sports independent contractors so sweat towels for everyone. a few minutes to “check it thing you want is somebody Medicine; National Council they should carry their own Confirm that there’s a out” and make your deci- calling themselves a “per- on Strength and Fitness; insurance. A policy covering first-aid kit nearby to handle sion with all the facts. sonal trainer” to use you as National Endurance and them for $500,000 is a rea- minor cuts or bruises. One their guinea pig while they Sports Trainers Association; sonable minimum amount. of the most important safety Caution: Before beginning throw together random National Exercise Trainers If your trainer doesn’t have things you should look for is any diet or exercise program, workout routines or give you Association; National insurance and the facility an AED (automatic external check with your doctor or a program ripped out of a Federation of Professional they’re working in won’t defibrillator) and ask if any- health care professional magazine. You’re paying for Trainers; and the National cover them, run away as one is trained to use it. Each first. For a free consulta- them to be the expert and to Strength and Conditioning fast as you can. In order to of those things may seem tion with a trainer, call us design programs specific to Association. get insurance, trainers must minor, but the last thing at 296-3434 or read all of your goals, not just show up Your trainer should also have current certificates you want to do is hurt your- our articles online at www. to count reps and sets. have a current CPR (cardio and credentials. If they don’t self and have your trainer WeBeFit.com. To Get Big Arms, First, Don’t Overtrain Them

By Tony Wagner with his out. Sometimes I add some pliment. Arms have always that hammering, you add Dear Mr. Fitness: abs is very extra barbell curls at the been a high priority for some extra curls in there The letter you wrote similar to end of my other work outs. me since my bodybuilding too. Let’s think about that about helping the guy out mine. I I do them three times a contest career. I have, and for a moment. Remember, also need week except when I do the still do, see guys with well even the largest arms out HIGH-WIRE help with extra ones, but that’s only developed physiques, but there are still relatively QUALITY CUSTOM a certain once in a while. I’m 19 and no arms. It throws a wrench small when compared to FRAMING Ask Mr. Fitness part of have been working out for in one’s ability to be sym- other body parts. Too, the my body. three years now. I saw you metrical. And symmetry is arms are needed when For: My arms! I think they are doing arms at your gym where it’s at. I think that’s exercising any other upper ● ● Galleries too small. I know they are. and had to write to you. the main reason I paid body part. Do your chest ● Offi ces/ My girlfriend doesn’t think Your arms were huge! I attention to arms. and you are training your Business so since I’ve been work- want arms like that. Please It sounds like a classic triceps. Blast your back, ● Homes ing out. Everything else answer my letter. case of overtraining your you’re smokin’ your biceps. on me has gotten better — Micro arms. You state you exer- Crush the shoulders, you’re 1113 Truman Ave. except my arms. I try to Dear Micro: cise them hard three times 305-292-0004298428 hit them heavy every work Thank you for the com- a week. Then, after all of Continued on next page PAGE 19 ◆ solares hill fit as a fiddle Nurses Are Building a Healthier America APRIL 26, 2009

By Randy Detrick year during hospitals to visiting people that adequate care was However, the total job May 6-12. in their homes and car- provided and testifying openings, which include ursing can be The purpose ing for them in schools, to in court. Nurses can work both job growth and the defined as a profes- of National research in pharmaceutical on a temporary basis that net replacement of nurses, N sion focused on Nurses Week companies. Nurses work involves doing shifts with- will be more than 1.1 mil- assisting individuals, fami- is to raise in occupational health set- out a contact in a variety of lion. This growth, coupled lies and communities in public aware- tings (also called industrial settings, sometimes known with current trends of attaining, maintaining and ness of the health settings), free-stand- as per diem nursing, agency nurses retiring or leaving recovering optimal health importance ing clinics and physician nursing or travel nursing. the profession and fewer and functioning. Modern of nursing and to help offices, According new nurses, could lead to a definitions of nursing educate the public about nurse- to projections shortage of more than one define it as a science and an the vital roles nurses play run released from million nurses by the end of art that focuses on promot- in meeting the health care clinics, the Bureau of this decade. ing quality of life as defined needs of the American long- Labor Statistics, Lower Keys Medical by persons and families, people. term RNs top the Center is soliciting stories throughout their life experi- This annual recognition care list of the 10 that will help pay tribute to ences from birth to care to of nurses ends on the day facili- occupations our nurses. For example, the end of life. of Florence Nightingale’s ties and with the larg- an individual may want to The American Nurses birthday, the woman most camps. est projected thank the nurse who cared Association defines nurs- responsible for and most They job growth in for him/her or his/her fam- ing as the protection, remembered for being a also the years 2002- ily member; or perhaps a promotion and optimiza- pioneer of nursing and a work on 2012. Although nurse was involved in sav- tion of health and abilities; reformer of hospital sanita- cruise RNs have listed ing a particular individual’s prevention of illness and tion methods. ships among the life and the individual injury; alleviation of suffer- Lower Keys Medical and in top 10 growth would like to show his/her ing through the diagnosis Center pays tribute to our military occupations in gratitude. and treatment of human hospital nurses who pro- service. the past, this To help us recognize the responses; and advocacy in vide highly skilled, safe and Nurses is the first time hospital’s nurses and give health care for individuals, quality care in a variety of act as in recent his- an individual the oppor- families, communities and settings, and who encoun- advis- tory that RNs tunity to share his/her populations. ter increased challenges to ers and consultants to the have ranked first. They story and pay tribute to a On Tuesday, May 6, their professional and ethi- health-care and insurance also report that more than particular nurse or to all the American Nurses cal commitment to deliver industries. Some are attor- 2.9 million RNs will be indispensable nurses on Association and Lower essential and optimum neys and others work with employed in the year 2012, this special day and to send Keys Medical Center start health care. attorneys as legal nurse up 623,000 from the nearly a thank you to a nurse, visit celebrating National Nurses Nurses practice in a wide consultants, reviewing 2.3 million RNs employed www.LKMC.com and sim- Week, which is held every range of settings, from patient records to assure in 2002. ply click Contact Us.

tradictory, but it is true. one time, not coming back deal. It will happen, be years of fitness and nutri- MR. FITNESS My first bit of advice to later in the week and hit- patient and train them only tional expertise. A certified Continued from page 18 you is to take a week off ting them again by doing once weekly. That’s what I personal trainer and former from working out. That’s other body parts. The same did and it worked. Keep it professional bodybuilder, working the triceps again. right, a whole week. When for your biceps. Train them up and soon I’ll be asking he has helped thousands of So you see, they get stimu- you come back to train, when you do back. Doing you how did you get such people get into and stay in lated quite a bit when we train your arms only once back exercises first again big arms? shape. Contact him at mrfit- exercise. It becomes com- per week. Do something will prep the biceps for — Mr. Fitness [email protected] and stop by paratively easy to over train like exercise your triceps work. Do not forget to train Bodyzone Fitness Center, them. Then we become with your shoulders and your forearms on this day. Tony Wagner, aka Mr. 2740 N. Roosevelt Blvd., 292- frustrated when we expe- chest. This way you have Forearms are an integral Fitness, has more than 30 2930. rience little in the way of fully warmed up your tri- part of arm training. Hitting results, and wham! we train ceps by doing the chest and the arms hard once a week Ask your Doctor to refer you to them even more. The arms shoulders, and you won’t will provide them with all need proper time to fully overtrain them later in the of the rest they require. You recover from training them. week. You will be taking must remember that put- Ultrasounds • CAT Scans • Breast MRI Don’t do more, in other advantage of completely ting a quarter of an inch 298427 words, do less. Seems con- working your triceps all at on your arms will be a big solares hill game page PAGE 20 PAGE crossword puzzle word scrimmage APRIL 26, 2009 ◆

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Engagement Honored in special education at She oversees a staff of APRIL 26, 2009 Florida State University 700 and is responsible for Russell-Herasme Tynes-Saunders and has a master of managing and operating In recognition of science degree in public a $255-million budget. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Women’s History Month, administration from The department serves Russell of Key West are the American Society for Florida International more than 250,000 pleased to announce the engagement and forth- Public Administrators University. clients annually, through coming marriage of their has honored Phyllis She was appointed various social services daughter Jill Nicole Russell Tynes-Saunders, a 25-year director of the department including substance to Albert Herasme. veteran of Miami-Dade of human services at abuse treatment, elderly The bride-to-be moved to County. Miami-Dade County care, child care, refugee New York City after college. Tynes-Saunders is in March 2007. Prior and migrant services There she has been work- the daughter of Mildred to that she served as and assistance to victims ing as a fashion designer for Tynes of Key West and deputy director for a of domestic violence. the past eight years. currently resides in Coral year. Within her first Under her leadership The prospective groom Gables with her husband year as department the department received has been working as a gen- Silas and children director, Tynes-Saunders recognition from the eral manager at a success- Lynsey, Silas III and successfully implemented Council of Accreditation ful Italian restaurant also in A November 2009 wed- Lilah. She completed her new programmatic and for best practices in New York City. ding is planned. undergraduate degree administrative controls. human service delivery.

KEYS CUISINE 1/2 cup olive oil tastes good to me”) 2 tablespoons minced Continued from page 16 garlic 2 1/2 cup sugar dash dried oregano leaves 1 cup water 1 teaspoon oregano (or to 2 large white onions, 2 cans (8 3/4 ounces taste) sliced in rings each) cream of coconut 3 plum tomatoes, 1/4 cup distilled white 8 egg yolks, broken chopped vinegar 24 lady finger biscuits 1/2 pound cooked ham, 1 1/2 cups water chopped finely 1 teaspoon salt For meringue: 1 minced hot pepper Place all ingredients in 3 egg whites (optional) a gallon-size plastic bag 3/4 cup sugar 1/2 cup achiote oil (or use and turn so that all the 1/4 cup water olive) ingredients mix together. Serve grilled fish such as salmon with an uncooked sofrito sauce. Arrange lady fingers in Put oil, peppers, chili, Refrigerate at least 4 hours the bottom of a 13 x 9 inch onion, garlic, cilantro and or a couple of days. Empty juice Cut plantain in half glass baking dish. Boil 2 oregano in a food proces- contents of the bag in a 1 tablespoon minced lengthwise; cut each half 1/2 cup sugar and 1 cup sor. Pulse until crushed heavy skillet and bring it to fresh cilantro crosswise into 2 pieces. water over high heat with- together enough to just a boil. Cook over low heat, 1/2 cup sofrito sauce Spray plantain pieces with out stirring until it makes blend. Add the ham and covered, for about 40 min- 2 tablespoons reduced-fat cooking spray; grill 4 min- a light syrup. Allow to cool. pulse until all ingredients utes or so. The meat will be sour cream utes on each side or until Gradually add the cream of are well blended and form very tender and tasty. chopped cilantro golden and slightly soft. coconut and stir. Add egg a paste. Serve with white rice and 1 green plantain Sprinkle with 1/8 teaspoon yolks and blend in. Put blended ingredients fried mashed plantains (you Uncooked Sofrito Sauce salt. Cook mixture over high in a medium saucepan with can buy plantains already 3 tablespoons olive oil Drizzle fish with lime heat for 5 minutes, stir- achiote (or olive) oil. Heat prepared in the freezer at 1/2 cup diced onion juice; sprinkle with 1/8 ring constantly. Reduce to to boiling, then reduce heat the supermarket). 1 plum tomato, seeded teaspoon salt and minced medium heat and stir until and simmer 15 minutes, (optional) cilantro. Grill 4 minutes on it boils. Immediately strain stirring frequently. Set aside Grilled Fish with Sofrito 1/2 cup seeded and diced each side or until fish flakes the mixture and pour over to cool. Use immediately or Sauce and Plátanos Asados green bell pepper easily when tested with a lady fingers. Boil 3/4 cup store in the refrigerator up (Another good use of plan- 2 cloves garlic fork. Top fish and plantains sugar and 1/4 cup water in to 4 days. tains) 1 teaspoon salt with sofrito sauce, and a saucepan until the soft olive oil-flavored cooking 1 /4 bell pepper top with the sour cream. ball stage (240 degrees F). Bistec Encebollao spray 1/4 teaspoon dried oreg- Serve with plantain pieces. Meanwhile beat egg (It doesn’t get much easier 1 underripe plantain ano Garnish with chopped whites until stiff. Slowly add than this) 1/8 teaspoon salt, divided (This sofrito is almost a cilantro. Serves 2. syrup and beat until foamy. 2 (6-ounce) grouper fillets salsa. Run the ingredients Garnish the dessert with 2 pounds beef steak, (about 1/2 inch thick) through a blender. Do not Bien-me-Sabe the meringue and chill until thinly sliced 1 tablespoon fresh lime cook.) (The name means “It serving. solares hill to your pet’s health PAGE 22 PAGE That E-collar Is On Your Pet For a Good Reason

By Dr. Doug Mader chewed out a referral from a veterinar- later for suture removal and she spent all that money, the stitches ian in Key West for a dog was trotting up the handi- and it did not work. She Q. Dear Dr. Doug on the leg that was hit by a car. It had cap ramp. It was completely demanded that I replace it — I have a ques- that had the a badly shattered rear leg. ambulatory and if you did at my cost. tion for you. I don’t metal plate, After a long surgery and not notice the fixator, you Her husband fessed up.

APRIL 26, 2009 ◆ understand why, when then, using lots of metal implants, the would never know it had a The owner was so happy people spend thou- the other leg, leg was repaired. The dog broken leg just eight days with the dog’s progress that sands of dollars on scratched was actually walking the before. The owner was she took off the E-collar their pets for surgery, out all the next day and went home ecstatic how well the dog and let it out in the yard they don’t follow medi- stitches about three days later. was doing. I removed the to get some exercise. The cal advice when they get that repaired the ear. Both An “external fixator” was sutures in the skin, but dog was running along the home. For instance, I know of these could have been applied to the broken leg. instructed her that the dog fence when the gate latch of a pet owner who spent prevented if they had just You may have seen these had to keep the fixator on at hooked the fixator and almost $2,000 on their dog listened to instructions and in people. The metal pins least eight weeks. She must ripped it out of the bone! that had been run over by a left the E-collar on. are drilled into the broken keep the E-collar on and The owner paid for the car. It had two broken legs Please explain this to me, pieces of bone and then keep the dog crated so the repair. Fortunately, the and some severe cuts in I see it over and over. I don’t are positioned and aligned leg could completely heal. dog recovered and is doing the skin and ears. The dog know what to do? Thank together, then held in place Well, four days later the great. had metal pins and plates you for your great column. using a large metal rod that owners came racing up Bottom line, please follow inserted in the bones and I know that people read it runs down the outside of from Key West on emer- your veterinarian’s advice all the lacerations sutured and will listen to you. the leg, being held in place gency. The fixator had been — keep the E-collar on — it up. When the dog went with nuts and bolts like an pulled out and was hanging may be inconvenient in the home it was supposed to A. — That is a great ques- erector set. This looks very by a single pin, dangling by short term but, in the long wear an E-collar to keep the tion, one that I often ask complicated and it is. But it the leg like some bad bling. term, it will be in the pet’s pet from chewing out the myself. I really wish I had is very effective. The bone was crooked and best interest. stitches. an answer. I sent the dog home with the dog was not able to Dr. Mader is an ABVP As soon as the owners Your example is just one an E-collar because I did walk. board certified veterinary got in the car they took the of many that I can share. not want the dog chewing The owner was livid specialist practicing in the E-collar off. Not long after One of my favorite stories is at the metal apparatus. The — screaming at me stating Keys. Send your questions to they got home the dog very similar to yours. I had pet came in seven days that the fixator fell off and [email protected].

gic plan that case managers diversion case manage- they had planned. The Dear Editor: LETTERS and other kinds of clini- ment and forensic services, Monroe County project is Continued from page 1 cal/treatment positions be assisting inmates with sub- seeking other federal and Would you please inform placed in pre-trial services stance abuse and mental state grants to continue the Diane Roberts [Satire, April population has not and the jail. health problems in referrals project. 19: “Latest Masterpieces of increased 30 percent In 2008, Monroe County to appropriate treatment The “connection that was Legislative Venality”] that since Hurricane Wilma. was awarded a one-year and obtaining benefits lost in the 1970s” that we the mantra of the United In fact the population planning grant that estab- post-release. discussed was referring to Negro College Fund is “a has decreased from 7,163 lished the Monroe County One important correc- the de-institutionalization mind is a terrible thing to in 2005 to 6,328 in 2008. Criminal Justice, Mental tion to make is that Monroe of the mentally ill, whereby waste” [not “what a waste This is a decrease of 835 Health and Substance County did not receive a state hospitals released it is to lose one’s mind”]. inmates, or a decrease of 12 Abuse Diversion Council, three year, $1 million dol- large number of mentally To wit, Dan Quayle said: “A percent in that time frame. and the Monroe County lar grant. Originally, the ill persons back into the mind is a terrible thing to Regarding your statement Criminal Justice Diversion Criminal Justice, Mental community without after- lose.” that Monroe County has Project. That grant just Health and Substance care services being estab- Seems to me that if you developed a mental-health/ ended April 9. Clare Shaw Abuse Re-investment Act, lished in communities. This are going to quote some- substance abuse commis- was the director of this House Bill 1477, was creat- resulted in large numbers one — put words in their sion that puts case workers project, which was for plan- ed to offer planning grants of mentally ill individuals mouth, as it were — you in pretrial services and the ning only. In addition to and implementation grants. becoming incarcerated. should do it accurately. I sheriff’s office, I think you the Jail In-House Program However, after the first Thank you again for your would think that Quayle’s are confusing this with the for Substance Abuse treat- year, the Legislature did not interest and support. It is gaffe could be found be Monroe County Criminal ment, the Care Center for continue to fund the pro- invaluable and appreciated. easily on the Internet. Justice, Mental Health and Mental Health, through gram, so all of the counties — Larry Murray Substance Abuse Diversion funding from the Florida with planning grants were — Chief Tommy Taylor Big Pine Key Planning Council that has Department of Children not able to continue on to Monroe County P.S. The editor should recommended in its strate- and Families, provides jail implement the programs Detention Center have caught it. PAGE 23 ◆ solares hill adopt a pet crossword puzzle answers

Pets Available for Adoption at the SPCA and SUFA APRIL 26, 2009

The Florida Keys SPCA is located at 5230 College Road, Stock Island. Hours are 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday- Friday and 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday. For low-cost spay/ neuter appointment, call (305) 292-4600. For more information, call (305) 294- Shylow is a gorgeous 5-year-old Fancy is a lovely 3-year-old. She 4857 or visit www.fkspca. female. As her name implies she is friendly, curious and outgo- org. is very shy. ing.

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Ash is a 5-year-old green eyed Cute hamsters are also avail- beauty. She is quiet, shy and able. They are fun to watch, would love to purr on your lap. smart and affectionate.

The Stand Up For Animals organization operates a shelter at 10550 Aviation Blvd. in Marathon. Hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday- Friday, and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday-Sunday. Another SUFA shelter is Patrick is a young lab mix who Dutchess is a senior cocker located at 279 Industrial Rd. lost his owner. He gets along spaniel who was surrendered to on Big Pine Key. Hours are great with all dogs and knows the shelter. She gets along with 9 a.m.-noon Wednesday- quite a few tricks. other dogs and cats. Saturday. Low-cost spaying/ neutering is also available. For more information, call (305) 743-3779 or visit www. word scrimmage answers sufapets. com.

Bobby is an adult domestic Rosie May Sugar Hips is an short hair who was left behind adult mixed breed who is a very when his owners moved. He’s gentle girl. She was found wan- very friendly and is sure to win dering on Card Sound Road and your heart. found her way to SUFA. solares hill PAGE 24 PAGE APRIL 26, 2009 ◆

ROB O’NEAL/The Citizen School children wait for a parade along the Malecon in Havana in January. Key West High School Wind Ensemble Wins Award

Under the direction of Ashby Goldstein, the Key West High School Wind Ensemble won the Otto J. Kraushaar Award from the Florida Bandmaster’s Association after its perfor- mance at the state concert music performance assessment at North Port High School in Sarasota County on April 20. The award is given to high school bands for achieving superior ratings from all adju- dicators in district marching and concert, state concert and sight-reading music perfor- mance assessments. This is the first time this has been accomplished by a Key West High School band since the mid-1970s.