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Huge drug bust on Stock Island

Xanax, 500 Oxycodone and $25,000 per kilogram Family members pills, a “cookie” of crack (18 pounds is around 8 cocaine weighing seven kilos). charged as cops grams and more than Held on a collective bond seize cash, coke $75,000 in cash. of $13 million are Juan Soca By SEAN KINNEY Police also found almost Sr., 63; Juan Soca Jr., 42; [email protected] 700 undersized lobster tails, and Jose Soca, 38. The according to Florida Fish “compound” consisting of and Wildlife Conservation side-by-side trailers is at Two generations of a Commission spokesman 6451 6th St, a dead end. Jose Stock Island family with a Officer Robert Dube. Soca is also facing state, and Photos Courtesy Monroe County Sheriff’s Department history of drug arrests were Monroe County Sheriff’s possibly federal, fish and Lower Keys law enforcement on Wednesday and Thursday collected almost 18 pounds jailed Thursday after a raid Office spokeswoman wildlife charges for alleged- of cocaine and more than 500 Oxycodones, among other drugs, from the Stock Island on their squalid trailer “com- Deputy Becky Herrin esti- ly having 680 undersized compound of the Soca family; three generations of Socas, Juan Sr., Juan Jr., and Jose, are pound” turned up 18 pounds mated the street value of the
See Bust, 2A facing felony trafficking charges. of cocaine, 2,100 bars of cocaine at between $20,000

KEYS TREASURES ROWELL’S: SIGNED AND SEALED Lost artifact

Localsgets work new to knocked life down by hurri- canes,” said Martha renovate historic Klitzkie, general manager at the Reef Environmental water tower Education Foundation’s By KEVIN WADLOW headquarters on Key Senior Staff Writer Largo. “If we’d lost it, we’ll [email protected] never get it back,” Klitzkie said Thursday. Nearly lost to decades A wooden water tower, of neglect, a century-old an above-ground cistern Florida Keys artifact will made of cypress, will be soon rise again. reassembled at REEF “This is a rare opportu- office, in the median, at nity to save a piece of Keys mile marker 98.3, after history that’s been worn
See Tower, 5A down by weather and

Photo courtesy MONROE COUNTY Monroe County Mayor Sylvia Murphy signs closing papers Friday for the eight acres of FloridaBay waterfront property known as Rowell's Marina. The Key Largo site, purchased for $5 million, will be turned into a county park with a large open space to hold community festivals and events. 'It now belongs to Monroe County,' Murphy said. 'It's one good piece of work.' Many Upper Keys residents spent years campaigning to protect the open waterfront site from development.

CRIME

SuspectAlleged being rapistan alleged sexual arrested assault search with in them West once a The Virginia victim said she reported on Jan. 26. warrant for Good’s arrest pushed Good off of her extradited to Ricky Lee Good, 37, was issued. then they left separately at faces charges of sexual The victim told Officer around 3:40 p.m. Monroe County battery, false imprison- Tiffany Beeman that on Then, around 2 a.m. on By SEAN KINNEY ment, aggravated assault Jan. 25, that she met Good Jan. 26, the victim told with a deadly weapon and through her friend Howie. police Good showed up at ski [email protected] burglary, according to Later that night, Good her apartment again act- Photo courtesy REEF police spokeswoman showed back up at her ing “crazy.” A wooden tank built in 1913 to hold brackish water for a Authorities in West Alyson Crean. Duval Street apartment She told police Good Key Largo farmhouse fell into disrepair after being Virginia on Jan. 29 arrest- Good’s mother lives in alone at which point he choked her during non- neglected for decades. Now refurbished as a historical Jackson County, W.Va., allegedly “jumped on” the consensual sex then ed a man wanted by the preservation project, the tank should be reassembled Key West Police Crean said, and local victim,” according to a
within weeks. Department in relation to police coordinated a police report. See Rapist, 5A

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NEWS BRIEFS Everglades announces CopsFrom Bust, 1A seize drug cache in Stock Island raid birding days o b t a i n e d the search lobsters at his house. w a r r a n t The public is invited to The three had a first after Soca participate in the Big Day appearance Friday after- Jr. alleged- Birding Adventure, a "citi- noon in front of Monroe ly sold 1.5 zen science" activity to County Circuit Judge Peary ounces of count birds within the varied Fowler. c o c a i n e habitats of Everglades Assistant Monroe SOCA, JOSE Tuesday to National Park. County State Attorney an under- Meet at the Anhinga Trail Mark Wilson is assigned to cover operative near the parking area at 8 a.m. on the prosecute the Socas; he con- Stock Island Lobster Co., following Saturdays: Feb 1, ducted a walk-through of where Soca Sr. has a com- Feb. 15, March 1, March 15 the scene Thursday as mercial fishing boat. Juan and March 29. The Anhinga Monroe County Sheriff’s Soca Sr. and Jose Soca were Trail is in the Royal Palm Office deputies and Key at the compound when the area of Everglades National West police scoured the warrant was served Park, about four miles past trailers and surrounding Wednesday. the main entrance to the property for evidence. Soca Jr. park, or 15 miles southeast “It’s a big haul,” Wilson was picked of the town of Homestead. told the Keynoter. “We up a short Be prepared to drive your haven’t had a seven kilo time later own car over 40 miles one- seizure in a long time. And at an apart- way to points of interest these guys have been ment build- along the Main Park Road. around a long time.” ing on The activity lasts about six Sheriff Rick Ramsay S o u t h hours and ends at Flamingo. echoed those sentiments: SOCA, JUAN JR. Roosevelt Participants should pack a “This is not the first time we Boulevard lunch and water and prepare have served drug-related in Key West and had about for sun and mosquitoes. search warrants on the Soca 300 Oxycodone pills with Some walking is involved. property,” him. The search of the com- Photos Courtesy Monroe County Sheriff’s Department “But we are going to do pound “went on late into the Front of the Soca family compound on 6th Street, Stock Island, where detectives found everything we can to make night Wednesday and KEYS WEATHER sure it is the last,” he con- resumed Thursday morning eight kilos of cocaine, along with large amounts of other drugs and cash. tinued. “The drug activity as detectives continued to PREDICTED TEMPERATURES by these members of the find drugs and money hid- U.S. Attorney’s Office in ed, the cocaine trafficking that violation. Soca family is a danger to den in vari- Miami will handle the charges carry a 15-year Chief Monroe County DAY HIGH LOW everyone in our county. ous areas, apparent fishery violations. mandatory minimum state Circuit Court Judge David SAT. 80 72 “The detectives who including Soca Sr. is charged with prison sentence, while the Audlin signed the warrants. SUN. 79 72 worked on this case - from buried in cocaine trafficking; Soca Jr. Oxy trafficking charges Working with the MON. 80 73 multiple agencies - did an the ground, with “opium or derivative carry a 25-year mandatory Sheriff’s Office were Key TUES. 80 72 outstanding job of stopping hidden in trafficking” for the Oxy; minimum. West police, the Monroe these criminals from their concealed and Jose Soca is charged Herrin said Soca Jr. and High Intensity Drug ongoing efforts to distribute c o m p a r t - with cocaine and Oxy traf- Sr. were charged with traf- Trafficking Area Group, the Forecast: Expect mostly large amounts of illegal nar- m e n t s , ficking, then possession of ficking in cocaine in 2002. Key West HIDTA Task sunny skies into next week. cotics. This operation will SOCA , JUAN SR. false elec- a controlled substance She said Soca Jr. - who has Force and Homeland really make a dent in the t r i c a l without a prescription for a 28 arrests since 2001 on Security Investigations. For the extended forecast visit drug activity in our commu- boxes and in a boat fender the Xanax and possession various charges - was also SWAT teams from the KeysInfoNet.com/weather nity.” nailed to a fence.” of the undersized lobsters, arrested for trafficking in Sheriff’s Office and the Key Herrin gave the follow- They found the lobster according to booking infor- cocaine in 2003. West Police Department ing account: tails bagged up in a freezer. mation. Wilson said he served executed the warrant. The Sheriff’s Office Wilson said it’s likely the Wilson said, if convict- two years in state prison for BEACH ADVISORIES MARATHON KEY WEST The Monroe County Health Department tests Keys beaches every two weeks for the presence of enteric bacteria. There ByManager RYAN McCARTHY discussion delayed City approves paid vacation since last “offers a firm, fixed fee of currently are no beaches [email protected] with health advisories week. $19,000 for all costs,” as The council appointed well as “$750 per finalist against swimming. By RYAN McCARTHY The Marathon City former manager and life- [for a] complete back- new piersengers. lease It’s $3.50-per-pas- Council put off discussing time Marathon resident ground check.” [email protected] senger thereafter, but not the search to permanently Mike Puto as interim man- • The Mercer Group, less than $225,000 per replace departed Manager ager last week. He’s not Inc, a Seminole, Fla.-based year. CONTACT US Roger Hernstadt this week expected to be a candidate firm offering a “total fee, The Key West City Commission, in a special The city now charges until a Wednesday special for the permanent position. including all expenses, for $10.68 per-passenger dis- meeting. Four recruiting firms the [search] as a fixed Wednesday meeting, Upper Keys approved with a 6-1 vote a embarkation. Of that, $4 91655 Overseas Highway The council was sched- responded to the city’s bid amount of 15,750.” goes to the Navy. Based on uled to consider proposals request. They are: • Slavin Management lease with the U.S. Navy Tavernier, FL 33070 for use of the Outer Mole materials provided by City Newsroom . . . .(305) 852-3216 from four “headhunter” • Bob Murray & Consultants, a Norcross, Manager Bob Vitas, the firms at its Tuesday regular Associates, a Tallahassee- Ga.,-based firm whose pro- Pier for cruise ship Advertising . . .(305) 852-3216 berthing. city projects 141,000 cruise Fax ...... (305) 853-1040 meeting, but Mayor Dick based company whose pro- posal states that “we use a passengers arriving at the Ramsay had the item posal states that “the pro- flat fee rate schedule.” The lone dissent came Fax ...... (305) 852-0199 from Commissioner Billy Outer Mole in fiscal year pulled from the agenda. fessional fee for conducting Slavin’s total cost estimate 2013-14. “We didn’t have a full this recruitment on behalf is $13,825. Wardlow. Marathon City Manager Bob Vitas While none of the com- 3015 Overseas Highway representation of staff, and of the City of Marathon is The council is also slat- missioners were happy I felt everyone who could $16,500, plus actual ed to discuss various capi- and Assistant City (P.O. Box 500158) Manager Mark Finigan, in about the Navy’s “take it or Marathon, FL 33050-0158 have some input should be expenses tal infrastructure projects leave it” deal, several there,” he said. • Colin Baenziger & on Wednesday, most response to questions from Newsroom(305) 743-5551 the dais, made it clear that called the situation an Advertising . . .(305) 743-5551 Hernstadt accepted the Associates, a Daytona notably the city’s planned “opportunity” to calculate manager job with the city Beach Shores-based firm new city hall building. the city will lose money Fax ...... (305) 743-6397 under the terms of the deal, the indirect costs to the city Fax ...... (305) 743-9586 of Marco Island on Jan. 13 that’s previously conducted The city has been nego- of cruise ship passenger and is scheduled to begin administrator searches for tiating “value engineering” likely more than $50,000 in direct costs. impacts and using that as a E-mail on Feb. 3. His resignation Marathon, Islamorada, Key estimates from the two low basis to hike the disem- from Marathon takes effect West and Monroe County. bidders to build the new Finigan said it’s “very [email protected] difficult” to calculate indi- barkation fee. on Jan. 30, but he’s been on Its proposal says it city hall, West City Attorney Shawn Construction Inc. out of rect costs like overhead, Missing your paper? which includes “account- Smith said the fee “needs We no longer offer same-day Lake Worth and Botsford to be a fair approximation,” 1001 W. Ocean Drive Overholt Construction ing, audit responsibility, redelivery for missing or wet payroll, purchase orders, of the impact and “not pape rs. Customers can Key Colony Beach from Marathon. excessive in relation to the The city budgeted $5.5 transportation...,” likely request a credit or next-day totaling more than benefits.” redelivery by calling million for the roughly Commissioners recom- 15,000-square-foot, one- $100,000 in cost to the city. 743-5551. After hours, call The city’s current lease, mended undertaking an toll-free (800) 843-4372. story building on stilts that impact study so, as Smith would include a 200-per- agreed to in 2007, expired June 30 but was extended said, “You have a defensive FLORIDA KEYS KEYNOTER (ISSN son meeting/banquet hall base from which you can 8756-6427, USPS# 0201-620) is for council meetings and until Jan. 31. It gives the published semi-weekly by Florida Navy 40 percent of cruise- argue the fee.” I JUST SOLD this unit at Monte Cristo in beautiful Key other events. But bids came Keys Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, ship disembarkation fees “We need the opportuni- Colony Beach! 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FedsZip-line say project projectthe advisory letter that Fish hitsface-to-face snag meeting with and Wildlife “strongly rec- DEO in Tallahassee. should not be ommend[s]” that a zip line “We think it’s something NAUTICAL FLEA MARKET not be state financed, citing best done in person,” he PRESENTEDBY state-funded “potential adverse impacts said. “We plan on confer- SAT. 8AM - 5PM By RYAN McCARTHY to the white-crowned pigeon ring with them on what their [email protected] and their habitat.” stance would be. If we have SUN. A vocal group of local to comply with some of the 9AM - 3PM opponents to the zip-line recommendations from that Marathon City course have long held the letter we’ll be evaluating & Councilwoman Ginger zip-line attraction would not whether we proceed or not.” FEBRUARY 22 2014 23 Snead must not have cared be proper at the Smith was referring to for feedback she received at Conservation-zoned proper- the possibility of not operat- the latest Crane Point ty. T hey often cited white- ing the zip-line during the Hammock board meeting crowned pigeon habitat con- white-crowned pigeon’s she attended. cerns. main nesting time from

Appointed by fellow The state Fish and May through September. SPONSOREDBY IFACT Rotary is serving council members as liaison Wildlife Conservation Smith also said that NEW! BREAKFAST both days: Kids Fishing Clinic All You Can Eat for $5. to the Marathon nonprofit’s Commission lists white- Fury’s letter was only advi- Noon Sunday proposed zip-line course at crowned pigeons as “threat- sory and that “it’s really up $5 Contribution to the 63-acre hardwood ham- ened.” They’re found only to DEO what they want to the Scholarship Fund mock property, Snead on in South Florida, mainly the do” with it. Kids 17 and Under Free Tuesday recommended “the Keys, in the U.S. and nest “We had reached out to city step back” from a FREESHUTTLEFROM "ĕħĒğĔĖĕ %ĚĤġĠĤĒĝ t $ĝĖĒģ $ęĒğğĖĝ 3ĒĕĚĠ t .ĒģĚğĖģĤ )ĠĤġĚĥĒĝ from May through Fish and Wildlife early in CORALSHORES .ĒĤĤĖĪ3ĚĔęĒģĕĤ 4ĦģħĖĪĚğĘ Ēğĕ .ĒġġĚğĘ $750,000 state Community September. the process, as well as [the DURINGSHOWHOURS Development Block Grant it Fury recommended a state Department of HIGH SCHOOL, MM 90 3ĖĕĕĪ *ĔĖ t 53 +ĠğĖĤ é $Ġ agreed to use to fund the two-year, on-site study with Environmental Protection] 305-712-1818 estimated $1.1 million “intensive on-site investiga- and South Florida Water attraction. tions” before a zip-line is Management District, and The city was awarded the constructed. the answer we got was that Department of Community Mayor Dick Ramsay no permit was required” Affairs grant and was slated mentioned Crane Point’s from those agencies, he said. to act as conduit to the fund- failure to address ing, but Snead said she was Americans with Disabilities concerned about a number Act requirements for the of issues facing the project. zip-line among the reasons “Do we want to say he agreed with Snead. we’ve ridden this ride as far “Until such time as they as we want to ride and this is resolve these issues, I’d be all we want to do?” she said. in favor of voting that the Most notably, Snead cited council pull back from this a 12-page Jan. 13 report conversation,” he said. from the U.S. Fish and The council did leave a Wildlife Service’s Florida window open for Crane Caribbean Migratory Bird Point, saying it would be Field Office. Sent to the open to helping the non- state Department of profit if it resolves major Economic Opportunity and issues before October. numerous federal, state and That’s when the state local officials, it recom- CDBG grant is scheduled to mends DEO not dole out the expire. grant. Crane Point board Field Office Leader President Jeff Smith said he ALEXANDER Cindy Fury recommends in is attempting to set up a KEY LARGO STRING QUARTET Senior housing facility decision on hold Illegal fill case Co. and 2 Blackwater LLC of Key Largo seek approvals to prompts delay build a three-story structure By KEVIN WADLOW with 46 one-bedroom apart- Senior Staff Writer ments for senior citizens, [email protected] priced with income restric- tions in the affordable-hous- ing range. The building also A decision on a proposed includes a manager’s resi- senior-housing facility on dence and common areas. Key Largo may come down “This is an allowed use in to resolution of a code-com- this district, absolutely pliance case on the building allowed,” said attorney site. Nicholas Mulick, represent- After hearing hours of ing the developers. complaints Wednesday about The county’s comprehen- traffic problems and the sive land-use plan “says we development’s effect on the need more affordable hous- neighboring Stillwright Point ing, and we’ve done a poor subdivision, Monroe County job of providing it,” Mulick Planning Commission mem- said. “We have a chance to bers focused on an illegal-fill do that now.” case at the 2 North Stillwright Points resi- Blackwater Lane property. dents contend that “This needs to be resolved Blackwater Lane, the only before we can move forward entrance to their 210-home with development on this community from U.S. 1, is property,” commission mem- congested now with com- ONE OF THE WORLD’S PREMIER ENSEMBLES, THE BOSTON GLOBE RAVED ABOUT ber Ron Miller said. mercial traffic, plus delivery “I don’t think we should and customer traffic from the THEIR “LYRICISM... AND DREAM COME TRUE PERFORMANCES.” TO EXPERIENCE THE have environmental laws, nearby Winn-Dixie story at BEETHOVEN CYCLE IS ONE OF THE WORLD’S GREAT MUSICAL EXPERIENCES. then have someone fill prop- mile marker 105.3. erty and say they have more “That’s already a danger- buildable area now,” Miller ous intersection,” resident said. Emily Stewart said. “It A large crowd turned out would be a travesty to see MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3 for the special planning com- this happen.” mission meeting at the Raj Shanmugam, the SAN PABLO CHURCH Murray E. Nelson developer’s traffic consult- ND G Government and Cultural ant, said the estimated 163 550 122 STREET MARATHON, FL Center, called to consider a daily trips through the inter- minor conditional use permit section generated by the sen- Tickets available at Centennial Bank/Marathon for the planned Paradise ior project “is insignificant.” Point Senior Housing project Miles Moss, a consultant on a 2.6-acre tract zoned for the homeowners associa- Urban Commercial. tion, arguedthat a combina- At the end of tion of the angle of the TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 Wednesday’s five-hour ses- Blackwater lane, speeders on ISLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH sion, planning commission- U.S. 1 and the slower reac- ers delayed a decision until tions of senior drivers is MILE MARKER 83.25 G ISLAMORADA, FL spring. Three of four com- “more likely to cause acci- missioners at Wednesday’s dents.” Tickets available at Artamorada Gallery at Rain Barrel and Key Largo Art Gallery meeting said they were not Residents also cited dam- willing to vote without age to nearby mangroves and knowing if the code case will water runoff from the pro- Middle Keys contact: (305) 587-9862 alter the site’s buildable ject’s 92-space paved parked acreage. area as concerns. Upper Keys contact: (305) 451-0665 or (305) 240-0061 The date for another spe- Pamela Shockey called cial meeting in Key Largo the design “a poorly planned Doors will open at 6:00 PM for Pre-concert Talk G Start time 7:30 PM will be announced at the development” that could lead Tickets available at the door the night of the concert at 7:00 PM board’s regular March 26 create “environmental session in Marathon. exploitation, a [traffic] safety For more information visit www.floridakeysconcerts.com Monroe County planning issue and a negative effect on staff recommended approval an existing neighborhood.” of the permit, with 10 condi- Senior residents would be UPCOMING CONCERTS tions. Those include a stipu- required to use Paradise lation that no building permit Point apartments as their pri- would be issued until the ille- mary residence. Applicants Jazz Arts Trio gal-fill question is resolved. for the project could not Soo-Yeon Ham Trio Solisti featuring Fred Moyer Status of that compliance legally be limited to current Middle Keys: Monday, February 10 Middle Keys: Monday, February 17 Middle Keys: Monday, February 24 case was not available at Monroe County residents, Upper Keys: Upper Keys: Upper Keys: press time. said staff at Wednesday’s Tuesday, February 11 Tuesday, February 18 Tuesday, February 25 Developers Gorman and meeting. 4A Saturday, February 1, 2014 KeysInfoNet.com Keynoter

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Separates From Scenariosadministration• Remodel portions of outBoard of member Key Ed er and realized West how vital Marathon High School to Davidson called for an they think it is to have their XCVI pitched include house those three groups assessment of Marathon people in a single location. Cut Loose for $9.97 million. Manor “to see if it’s worth Technology isn’t the & More no new buildings • Or build new at the anything other than knock- answer to every piece of By SEAN KINNEY Hargrove site for $13.7 ing down.” this puzzle.” Fabulous Jewelry [email protected] million. The consensus was He acknowledged some Looking at the figures, direction to district staff to “sticker shock,” associated board members immediate- devise a plan that lays out with Pickett’s presentation, Hand Dyed Scarves The Monroe County ly began asking for infor- possibilities for the dispo- but added: “I believe the School district is stepping mation about disposing of sition of properties as way net plan in this, by reduc- 872-4491 closer to decentralize properties, Trumbo, for to finance Pickett’s recom- ing some of our other cap- Winn Dixie Shopping Center instance, which is nearly mendations. ital assets, is still going to administrative and opera- on Big Pine Key. five acres across the street Board member John be a break-even or net gain tional functions out of Old Open 7 Days Town Key West. from working waterfront. Dick suggested foregoing when it’s all said and done. Mon - Fri 10 - 6 The School District’s The board also brought construction and just put- You have to figure out how Sat 10 - 5 administration offices are up the large Marathon ting administrators “in the to model the cash flow Sun 12 - 4 focused at two locations at Manor property, a former open space in all the strategically.” Trumbo Point in Key West nursing home, and the schools we have. Five and at the dilapidated Ruth Reynolds School, an years from now...the Hargrove Building on empty building on United Human Resources director United Street, also in Key Street. [for example] might be West. Board member Robin somebody in Key Largo Facilities consultant Smith-Martin asked for an and then HR can be in Key Fran Pickett pitched four “exhaustive list of all prop- Largo.” different options that she erties...so we can see the “To me, I see even less said would relocate those full breadth of the portfolio employees in all those functions in ways to more so we can really give full departments as more tech- effectively utilize district consideration to every- nology takes over,” Dick buildings: thing.” said. * Build new, and remod- “This is a recommenda- “I would’ve thought the el, portions of Sugarloaf tion to spend $10 million, same thing,” Supe- School to accommodate but I think given the port- rintendent Mark Porter administration, transporta- folio we have, we should replied to Dick. “With tion and warehouse space be able to come out of this growing technology for $11.4 million. with a net positive annual there’d be less and less You’ve earned it. • Build all new at cash flow as a result of our need and opportunity for Sugarloaf for $12.6 mil- real estate position,” face-to-face, until I spent a lion. Smith-Martin said. few days at Apple comput- Now it’s time to save. HOME ADVANTAGE Bundleyourhomeandautoinsurance tofindouthowmuchyoucansave. CisternFrom Tower, 1A project nears end provided and serviced by Have you reviewed your insurance policies lately? months of refurbishing Chances are we can bundle your home and auto policies work. to provide you the same or better coverage for less The cylindrical tank could be the last remaining money. Plus, you’ll get personalized service from Keys structure of its kind local agents who care about you and your safety. from the era of Henry This program is now available in Florida, call 102481 Overseas Hwy 155 Key Deer Blvd. 31 Ocean Reef Dr. C-204 Flagler’s Florida East Key Largo, FL 33037 Big Pine Key, FL 33043 Key Largo, FL 33037 Coast Railway, said Jerry an agent today to start saving. (305) 451-4788 (305) 872-4788 (305) 367-4788 Wilkinson, founder of the Historical Preservation Society of the Upper Keys. “We’re heard rumors Happy Hour Daily there may be others,” HOG HEAVEN SPORTS BAR Wilkinson said, “but we 85361 Overseas Hwy Open Late 11 AM - 3:30 AM haven’t found any.” Islamorada, FL 33036 (305) 664-9669 The wooden holding tank sits behind the REEF building, built around 1913 and believed to be the oldest house on Key Largo still in its original location. Once suspected to be part of Flagler’s railroad line, the wooden tank most likely served to store water for the adjacent house, built by Upper Keys pio- RTY! neer Beauregard Albury. PA “There’s a concrete cis- PIG SKIN tern that held the drinking your NFL and cooking water that SUNDAY came off the house roof,” TICKET to FEB. 2 Wilkinson said. the big “This tank held brack- ish water pumped from the Keynoter photo by KEVIN WADLOW game! at 11AM aquifer. That was used to Martha Klitzkie of the Reef Environmental Education clean house and flush the Foundation examines a refurbished plank from a century- toilet,” he said. “A lot of old water tank on Key Largo. The historical tank will be 16 HDTV's t SURROUND SOUND water goes down the toilet, reassembled within weeks after restoration. and fresh water was too Two 60" HDTV Plasmas & Giant 12' HDTV valuable to flush.” lot of skills and knowl- be announced. Buckets of Bud & Bud Light specials! A Super Special Menu including the The historic tank was edge.” “There have been some rediscovered about 20 Jeff Scurlock, of weather delays, but it will BEST Burgers & Wings in town! Prize Giveaways during the Big Game, years ago after being con- Mother Ocean Custom be finished pretty soon,” Plus the party continues after with shot And drink specials all night long! cealed by heavy growth. Woodworks, used his said Wilkinson. Once REEF acquired the experience with native building, efforts began to woods to preserve many of restore the tank that proba- the actual boards, and bly held about 1,500 gal- replace missing boards lons. with period lumber. Untold hours of volun- Conch Landscaping teer work, plus a $6,000 donated the removal of a How Healthy IsYour Heart? grant from the Historic strangler fig tree “that was Flori da Keys Preservation basically pushing the Foundation, helped make tower out of its way,” the restoration possible. Klitzie said. During Heart Month, Mariners Hospital is offering free “It truly is a community REEF plans to stage a cardiac calcium scoring screenings. The CT scan of your project, so many people public dedication ceremo- heart vessels is a simple X-ray test that provides your doctor have helped,” Klitzkie ny when the tower is with information that can help determine said. “It took people with a reassembled. A date will your risk of heart disease.

If you are between the ages of 40 and 65 and have high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes or a family history of heart disease, you may be at risk. Talk to your doctor about whether this test is right FromRape Rapist, 1A suspect found of torturing her more.” for you. Then, call Mariners Hospital The victim, “stated that at 305-434-1588 to make your appointment. pushed her into the show- Good told her he couldn’t er where he “clean[ed] kill her because she want- her.” ed to die and stabbed the Free screenings are offered At that point, the victim knife into the carpet next Monday through Friday, 8-9 a.m., throughout February. says Good “decided he to her head. A limited number of screenings are available. wanted more” and the vic- Police collected the A prescription from your doctor and tim gave in “so he would knife, clothing, a fitted an appointment are required. not hurt me anymore. sheet and other items, From Beeman’s report: including DNA samples, “Good told her that he had from the scene. to kill her and her four Crean said Good is dogs. [The victim] stated being extradited to stand that she handed Good a charges in Key West. It knife and told him to do it was less than 48 hours 91500 Overseas Highway . Tavernier because she felt like he between Good’s arrest and Visit BaptistHealth.net was going to kill her any- when the victim made her A not-for-profit organization committed to our faith-based way and just wanted him report to police. charitable mission of medical excellence to get it over with instead 6A Saturday, February 1, 2014 Florida Keys Keynoter Opinion & Editorial

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Money spent unnecessarily whe re for bridge and road repairs and in unincorporated areas such as Key Big business To paraphrase a phrase, taxpayers other important public works projects. Largo. Such a special recreation dis- are from Mars and the Monroe County The county administrator only pro- trict’s board of directors can be Commission is from Venus. vides taxpayer funding for design and appointed under an ordinance. serious about The taxpayers of Monroe County development costs of the park (not The park would remain in the pub- who support their county government included are the costs of upkeep and lic domain. The difference would be through the use of their hard-earned maintenance). What about the cost of the special recreation district would climate change tax dollars expect them to use these additional back-office county staff obtain its funding from grants, dona- funds wisely. Unfortunately, that has time and equipment and the possibili- tions, and user and vendor fees. There If soft-drink giant Coca-Cola is worried about climate not been the case lately. ty of additional staffing that this proj- are considerable grants available for change, shouldn’t the White House and Capitol Hill be, They have renewed multimillion- ect may invoke? public recreational parks from state too? In a Jan. 24 front-page article, The New York Times dollar contracts with trash haulers for As I have learned in the past, if you and federal sources. as long as 10 years by waving the have a valid concern, then provide a A special recreation board must cite d Coca-Cola’s and some other large corporations’ reasonable alternative. employ a professional, experienced recognition of global warming as being “an economically required bidding process, which is necessary to prove that the taxpayer is So I have provided the County park manager to operate the park for disruptive force.” getting the best price for these servic- Commission with a legal method of best revenue, much as is done with Prolonged flooding, severe droughts and erratic weath- es. accomplishing the design, develop- John Pennekamp Coral Reef State er patterns throughout the world are affecting the bottom A second issue is the purchase of ment and operation without the use of Park in Key Largo. lines of Big Business in a serious way. Coke lost out on a the Rowell’s Marina property in Key taxpayers’ dollars, and the possibility A special recreation district board juicy operating-license deal in India because of a serious Largo as a badly needed public park, of refunding the cost of acquisition to appoints a volunteer advisory board of water shortage there in 2004. Droughts are also affecting for which they are to be commended. the county. Yet they refuse to consider qualified advisors for all facets of the Coke’s supply of sugar beets and citrus for fruit juices. It is now being estimated to cost a it or place it on their meeting agenda park. Neither the directors nor the Sev ere weather - particularly flooding - is crimping minimum of $2 million for design and for public discussion. advisory board are paid positions. Florida law provides for a county Howard Gelbman Nike’s supply line. Floods temporarily shut down four development, using taxpayer funds for this venture when it is totally unneces- government to create an ordinance to Key Largo Nike factories in Thailand in 2008. And droughts have had establish a special recreation district a deleterious impact on regions producing cotton, which sary. Funding is badly needed else- Nike uses for its athletic wear. These ill effects generate higher prices for food and CELEBRATING OUR PAST commodities, which consumers ultimately pay. At the World Economic Forum in Davos last week, an entire day was spent on the threat of climate change, not just to cor- porate coff ers, but also to national economies. Third World countries, where many global corporations employ thousands of low-paid workers, see huge risks to their future welfare as the Earth heats up. Economists have joined the chorus, with some seeing a carbon tax on greenhouse-gas emitters as a solution. Henry Paulson Jr., a former Treasury secretary in the George W. Bush administration, has linked up with former New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, among others, to com- mission an economic study on the financial risks connect- ed to climate change. The study will assess potential impacts of warming by region and sector of the U.S. economy. But climate change is not just about warming trends. It’s also about extreme weather cycles. Consider the bitter- ly frigid temperatures that have gripped the Upper Midwest and New England states this winter, crippling routine business transactions, closing schools and hiking heating costs. And hea t-induced extremes make typical flooding, with which low-lying regions like coastal Florida are accustomed dealing, longer, more catastrophic events. Meanwhile, two growing economies - in China and India - are importing coal and oil, much of it from the United States, and building more coal- and oil-fueled power plants by the week. Burning fossil fuels is a major contributor of carbon dioxide, the emission most associat- ed with global warming. So while Western nations and Photo courtesy NAVAL AIR STATION KEY WEST North America are slowly taking steps to reduce these In 1956, a VX-1 crew in this Sikorsky HSS-1 helicopter was conducting‘dipping sonar’trials off Key West with the‘USS emissions, China and India are producing more of them. The Obama White House hasn’t ignored the threat of Corporal’submarine when the helicopter experienced a problem with ‘the main transmission.’The pilot prepared to global warming. It increased vehicle mileage standards, ditch, but the submarine surfaced and the pilot quickly coordinated a plan to save the chopper by landing it on the and the EPA has implemented some stronger rules on car- deck aft of the sub’s conning tower.The ad hoc helipad was only 2 inches wider than the tread of the Sikorsky’s tires. bon emissions, for instance. But the administration needs the cooperation of the Help your neighbors House and Senate in order to make meaningful progress The Rev. Dr. Pamela Feeser ground, the floor, water, or merchan- To the editor: “When you have Key Largo dise. this decade toward really reducing emissions that cause (c) The flag should never be carried warming. done [these things] for others, you Photo was disrespectful have done them for me,” Jesus tells flat or horizontally, but always aloft So the private sector, with the likes of Coca-Cola and us this in Matthew 25. Would you I hope I am not the only person and free. Nike leading the charge, has taken on global warming for like to help your neighbors but upset by the photograph on the cover (d) The flag should never be used the huge threat that it is to the economy, leaving don’t want to become burned out. of your Saturday, Jan. 25 edition of as wearing apparel, bedding, or drap- Congressional leaders behind in the smog. 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RoomUnderground accessed 147th Ct. was discovered potraneanhouse set up was discov- busted in Homestead last week when police went ered after police stopped a through in with a search warrant. Range Rover near the home They discovered a total of occupied by Quintero and makeshift tunnel 82 potted marijuana plants. Torres. When detectives By Maria Perez They also eventually discov- approached, they said they The Miami Herald ered several plastic bags detected a strong odor of pot containing approximately inside the vehicle. f ive pounds of the drug. Quintero and Torres were In South Florida, where Arrested were: Valexy taped having a conversation creative criminal enterprises Quintero Consuegra, 37, in which they admitted they are often over the top, Marley Torres Denis, 27, knew there was marijuana in Miami-Dade police recently and Eddy Pel·ez RamÌrez, the Range Rover’s trunk and uncovered another and went 44, all of Miami-Dade. They they planned to lie to police about dismantling it on have been charged with traf- about it. They were arrested. Thursday. ficking and possession of It is unclear if they were This was an intricately marijuana with the intent to record ed before or after the constructed marijuana lab distribute, among other discovery of the pool lab. hidden in an unused swim- charges. They also face theft “These criminals are ming pool, covered by a slab charges for stealing electric- going to think outside the of concrete, wired with elec- ity from Florida Power & box to make a quick buck,’’ tricity and operating right Light. Miami-Dade police under the noses of neighbors Neighbors were surprised spokesperson Alvaro in a quiet Homestead com- about the bust in their midst, Zabaleta said to a local tele- munity. saying they noticed traffic vision reporter. The empty pool - coming and going at all The operation could have Photo Courtesy Rick Bravo /Miami-Dade Police Department accessed through a times, but thought the house been going on for years, makeshift tunnel from inside was in foreclosure. Zabaleta said. The marijuana lab was located inside an empty pool which could be accessed via a the house at 30121 SW The elaborate subter- tunnel in the home. Keynoter KeysInfoNet.com Saturday, February 1, 2014 7A

MARKETPLACE Recent Real Estate Sales Business SALES vs. LAST YEAR: 165 percent Based on information from the Florida Keys Board of REALTORS®, Inc. (alternatively, from the Florida Keys MLS, Inc.) KEYS ON TV for the period January 11 - January 18, 2014. Key Price PriceListing Office, Selling Office, Address ListedSold Listing Agent Selling Agent Big Pine Key 1544 Long Beach Rd $775,000 $725,000 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Fred Mullins Coldwell Banker Schmitt RE/Diane Corliss Local company Cudjoe Key 183 Sawyer Dr $325,000 $259,000 Sellstate Island Props/Melva Wagner Sellstate Island Props/M. Wagner, S. Eid 181 Arica Ln $364,900 $322,500 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Alain Majeau Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Alain Majeau 22940 Privateer Dr $342,500 $320,000 KeyIsle Realty/Lee Sanders, S. SanLorenzo KeyIsle Realty/Bruce Ball 1184 De Lussan $419,000 $432,000 American Caribbean/Sandra Tuttle Royal Palms Realty/Scott Forman will be on TV Duck Key 279 Seaview Dr $365,000 $310,000 RE/MAX MarathonVacation/JoeTownsend RE/MAX MarathonVacation/JoeTownsend 278 Seaview Dr $725,000 $664,687 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Pam Nada-Caley Outside Of MLS A local construction firm the occasion, the husband the Martin Luther King is celebrating its debut on and wife team is throwing a Visitor Center in Atlanta, Grassy Key 58549 Morton St $1,500,000 $1,325,000 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Robin Kluck RE/MAX Keys Properties/Diana Fiddes the Travel Channel with a party at Cactus Jack’s, start- and working on the “big reveal” party set for ing at 8:30 p.m. Downtown Redevelopment Key Colony 601 W Ocean $325,000 $315,000 Gail's Island Realty/Steve Mckeon American Caribbean/Karen Raspe Feb. 3. Sammy Sparks, a third- and Restoration project in Key Largo ST Sparks Construction, generation contractor from Lawrenceville, Ga., toe nam 500 Burton Dr $324,900 $306,000 Century 21 Schwartz/B. Dillon, T. Larson Marr Properties/T. Rodriguez/S. Kay Holler co-owned by Sammy and Macon, Ga., has built a few. 63 Blackwater Ln $1,695,000 $1,695,000 Century 21 Schwartz/S. Nyman, C. Chabinak Island Equity Real Estate/Holly Hight Patty Sparks, was chosen by schools, hotels, office build- Hotel Impossible is avail- 101551 Overseas Hwy* $81,000 $81,000 Century 21 Schwartz/Stephen Singer Marr Properties/Stephanie Clark reality show Hotel ings, retirement centers and able in 100 million homes, 97652 Overseas Hwy $349,000 $327,025 Island Equity Real Estate/Terri Bodker Island Equity Real Estate/Terri Bodker Impossible designer Leslie custom homes from Atlanta according to the show’s 56 Mutiny Pl $499,000 $501,000 Island Equity Real Estate/Holly Hight Marr Properties/Terry Canto Segrete to upgrade some to the Florida Keys. website. Key West portions of Creekside Inn on Some of his projects To learn more about ST 1107 Windsor Ln $499,000 $450,000 Doug Mayberry R.E./Douglas Mayberry Bascom Grooms R.E. /Bascom Grooms Plantation Key. include roof replacement on Sparks Construction, please 818 Olivia St $889,000 $855,000 Truman & Co. /Roger Emmons Preferred Properties /Mabry Binnicker 529 Grinnell St $1,149,000 $1,100,000 Marquis Properties Realty/Rudy Molinet Truman & Co./Lynn Kaufelt The project - completed 13 National Park Service stsparksvisit cothnstruction.eir webscoite:m 1220 Newton St $299,000 $290,000 Bascom Grooms R.E./Bascom Grooms Theo Glorie, Inc/Theo Glorie in 2 1/2 days - will be the structures in Everglades 1309 Catherine St $1,095,000 $1,065,000 Truman & Co. /Lynn Kaufelt Truman & Co. /Roger Emmons topic of the show, which airs National Park damaged in or call 305-853-9363. 811 United St $420,000 $390,000 Beach Club Brokers/Dawn Thornburgh Bascom Grooms R.E./Bascom Grooms at 10 p.m. Feb. 3. 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294-2542 Byand DAVID GOODHUE arresting Dillon clearly were violated the instances retaliatory of abuse. Dillon replied: “There In Florida Call Toll-free 1 (800) 292-2542 [email protected] law and agency policy by This was highlighted by were a lot of concerns, a lot of improperly using her work the brutal killing of Nubia red flags that I saw, you know, 513 Southard Street, Key West cell phone and gas card. Barahona in Miami, who at 10 in my opinion. That if this Attorneys for a former “Miss Dillon was not fired. years old was tortured to death family were to get back Department of Children and She was asked to resign in lieu by her adoptive parents in together, we were going to get Families investigator arrested of termination,” Valdes-Valle February 2011. DCF investi- other reports.” in 2012 for allegedly falsify- said. “There was no pressure. gators were called several Dillon testified that she ing reimbursement forms want She was presented with the times over several years to feared for the children’s safety the charges thrown out. facts, and it was her decision check out reports of abuse and and thought the DCF should They say prosecutors have to resign.” neglect, but the investigations file a “dependency case,” not turned over all the evi- Reilly said she has been never went anywhere. which she said “gives us more dence against their client, who trying for more than a year to Dillon, 47, had a clean legal ground to get, you know, is accused of using a work get all the evidence DCF’s service record prior to resign- somebody inthe home on a credit card to fill up her per- Inspector General used in its ing in December 2011. She daily basis, if we have to, to sonal vehicle with $30 of gas, investigation against Dillon, now faces up to six years in put their eyes on them, to get and making personal calls on who worked at DCF for four prison. This for what her attor- some counseling going.” her work cell phone. years. Reilly said she wants to neys Reilly and Bernadette Reilly wrote in her motion But the real reason former see other DCF employees’ cell Restivo say is charging $30 to last week that Dillon’s col- Child Protection Investigator phone records, as well as her work credit card for gaso- leagues and supervisors “were Katrina Dillon was asked to videos, photographs and wit- line that she used to fill up her very distressed at her deposi- resign and was arrested, her ness interviews, among other own car, which she subse- tion testimony, as they were defense attorneys say, is items. quently drove to DCF calls. contrary to the position held because she testified in May Assistant State Attorney She is also accused of not by their employer.” 2011, while still employed Tanner Demmery said in an properly documenting person- Nevertheless, Monroe with the agency, that the DCF interview Thursday that he has al calls made on her work County Circuit Judge Luis should have done more to pro- given the defense everything phone. Garcia ordered DCF to pro- tect a Tavernier wife and her DCF has given him. “None of the DCF workers vide services to the Tavernier children from an allegedly “If [DCF] has more, then responsible for supervising the family. But the Third District abusive home life. we’re trying to get it,” decedent children have been Court of Appeal overturned “When kids are dying up Demmery said. “If it exists, terminated, yet Katrina Dillon his decision in January 2012. there [in Miami-Dade and we’re certainly trying to get is facing felony charges for Reilly said she has been Broward counties] every it.” allegedly stealing $30 worth trying since February 2013 to week, this is what they waste He said the motion is like- of gas and for personal use of see the evidence DCF, the two years on,” Key Largo ly toget a hearing in March in the DCF’s cell phone,” Reilly agency’s Inspector General attorney Jessica Reilly said front of Judge Ruth Becker in wrote in last week’s motion. and the FDLE has against this week. “DCF did not want Marathon. Florida Department of Law Dillon. So far, all she has been to give services to a family Reilly said the accusations Enforcement agents arrested given are Dillon’s work cell who needed them.” against Dillon reflect the Dillon in October 2012 in phone bills, which were DCF spokeswoman agency’s skewed priorities, Lake Park, where she moved redacted and did not “give any Lissette Valdes-Valle denied even in the wake of several after resigning from the DCF. indication or mark as to which the charges are political, say- high-profile cases that demon- She was charged with one of the 6,084 calls and/or strated how its investigators count of petit theft, one count which of the 476 numbers are repeatedly failed to protect of grand theft, one count of believed to be personal in Dr. Stoll’s Patients Welcome abused children. official misconduct and one nature.” at In 2011, DCF was “rou- count of falsifying records. Reilly wants to see other Heart of the Keys Cardiology tinely declining” to intervene Reilly calls the arrest DCF employees’ cell phone “where allegations of child “political” and that it was records, as well as videos, Dr. Augsten is Board Certified in Internal Medicine abuse, neglect and/or aban- done in “retaliation” for going photographs, witness inter- and he is also Board Certified in Cardiovascular Diseases donment were legally suffi- against the agency line. views and other evidence DCF He is the only Board Certified Internal Medicine/Cardiologist cient,” Reilly wrote in her During the May 2011 dep- and FDLE said justified her with residency in Marathon Luis E. Augsten motion to dismiss all charg es osition regarding the arrest. M.D.,F.A.C.C. against Dillon, which was Tavernier family, Dillon testi- “It is fundamentally and Full service cardiology performing filed in Monroe County fied that she disagreed with manifestly unjust that the very Nuclear Stress Testing, Echocardiography, Circuit Court last week. her supervising investigator state agencies that have 24 Hour Recording and Peripheral Ultrasound. The child welfare agency who concluded no DCF action requested this prosecution [the has been under constant pres- was needed to protect the wife DCF and the FDLE] are Dr. Augsten has admitting and consulting privileges at Fishermen’s Hospital. sure from the press and state and children from the father. abjectly refusing to provide In addition, he also has privileges at Baptist Hospital of Miami, South Miami Hospital and Mariner’s Hospital. lawmakers in recent years Restivo, who was repre- either the evidence and the because of a series of child senting the mother of the chil- testimony that led to the seri- 11400 Overseas Hwy. Suite 106 G Marathon Shores, FL 33052 deaths in cases where DCF dren at the time, asked Dillon ous felony charges in this mat- Office: (305) 735-4892 G Fax: (305) 440-3102 officials declined to intervene why she felt DCF should have ter,” Reilly wrote. in seemingly obvious acted in the case. Game grub NEW ARRIVALS DAILY! 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Sports & Outdoors Keys Life Community G Lifestyle Florida Keys Keynoter Arts & Entertainment WWW.KEYSINFONET.COM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2014 CLASSIFIEDS INSIDE 7B B MARATHON BASKETBALL Lady Fins head to title game By RYAN McCARTHY game at tournament host Marathon punches ticket entire first half,” Marathon the second half and midway [email protected] Palmer Trinity. coach Deanna Klaus said. through the fourth quarter had Marathon now faces for hoops final and regional “We led the whole half, then a 14-point lead,” Klaus said. A Tuesday victory in the Palmer at 7 p.m. today on the one of their guards dribbled Qualls led the Dolphins girls basketball District 16- Falcons’ home court. final scores have narrowed points Tuesday. the length of the floor and with 19 points Tuesday. 3A semifinals gives Mara - Both teams reaching the each game. The Dolphins (17-3) hit a shot just before the Gardine Raymond scored 14 thon High School a berth in title game advance to the Marathon guard John’Nisha started the game on an 8-0 buzzer sounded to take a 23- and Yailin Nieda 13. Kenna today’s district championship Region 4 tournament that Qualls scored a school-record run and led 15-11 after the 22 lead into halftime.” Welever added four points. game, and in this week’s starts Thursday. 44 points in a Dec. 10 rout of first quarter as Greater Marathon outscored the “I’m very proud of how regional playoffs. The Dolphins beat Greater Greater Miami, and the Miami stayed within striking Warriors 19-13 in the third hard the girls have worked The Dolphins eliminated Miami’s Warriors three times Dolphin girls won by a com- distance. quarter to own a 41-36 lead this season to get to this Greater Miami Academy, 52- this season but likely be glad fortable 18-point margin Jan. “They came on strong. It heading into the fourth. point,” Klaus said. 45, in the district semifinal not to see them again. The 14. The gap slipped to seven was a close game for the “We played a little better in

MARATHON SOCCER KEY WEST SOCCER Pats top Conchs in soccer regional in the first half, on a corner Key West kick and on a shot that keeps it close deflected off sophomore keeper Christian Lee. but ends season The Conchs had one good opportunity to score in the first By DICK WAGNER half but struggled to get a Keynoter Contributor decent look in the second half. Scoring was a season-long A winning season for Key problem for Key West that West High School’s boys soc- got worse in January. The cer team ended Thursday with Conchs managed just three a loss to an elite opponent in goals in their last five games. Region 4-3A state playoffs. Though the score was The Conchs, District 16-3A close, that was little consola- runner-up, fell to District 15 tion to Conch seniors champion American Heritage, Roberto Remercy, Justin 2-0, in a regional quarterfinal Mock, Gavin Mock, Simon game at Heritage’s field in Dayer, Collin Hetzler, Torrin Broward County. Jacobsen, Donte Thompson “We played a new forma- and Sebastian Guerrero. “It tion which allowed us to play was kind of emotional,” pretty good defense, but they Pierre said. are real good,” said Key West With 16 underclassmen, coach Marc Pierre. “The including Adam Swiecicki, result was not too bad.” Spencer Hamilton, Brian Heritage, a perennial state Coward, Danny Kearnny, title contender, improved Jack Behmke and Lee, all to 19-3-4. significant contributors this Despite the loss, the Conchs season, the future is bright, finished above .500 (10-9-4) in Pierre said. Pierre’s first season. “We need to hit the The Patriots’ goals, both weights more and get better by Zachery Atkinson, came at attacking,” he said. KEY WEST BASKETBALL Keynoter photo by RYAN McCARTHY Marathon forward Jackie Clermont (6) fends off a Palmer Trinity player in Tuesday’s regional playoff game. Palmer scored late to end the Lady Dolphin season in a 3-1 decision. Late slump costs Lady Conchs, 43-33 Marathon playoff run ends “Then the girls got into foul Key West season trouble. They felt the pres- like before, the Falcons only losing one player [in Falcons, and it was the over as Ransom sure, and it just went the District rival scored a go-ahead goal in the Nicole Girard] and our most closely contested. other way.” Palmer scores waning minutes of regulation. younger girls are playing Marathon controlled the scores late win Key West guard Tanisha But this time the club ball and developing.” middle of the field early but Multy closed her career with decision, 3-1 Dolphins were unable to Durkin offered high was unable to create any By DICK WAGNER 23 points and, as usual, was the make the spectacular play to praise for her team that she real scoring chances. Keynoter Contributor team’s only offensive threat. By RYAN McCARTHY tie the game and force over- says stacks up favorably At the 28:10 mark, the “She stepped up as a sen- [email protected] time, as they did on a long- with last season’s state Class Dolphins had one of several After leading most of the ior,” McLeod said. “She range Sydney Konrath goal A Florida Finals squad. “unlucky” moments that way, the Key West High played all 32 minutes and There would be no miracle in the district final. “We lost four key start- Durkin said made the differ- School girls basketball team was excellent on defense.” comeback this time around. Trailing at home Tuesday, ing positions. To come back ence in the game. Spalten collapsed late in the fourth McLeod said her team In a game played out Marathon had no choice but and repeat as district cham- fouled Medina just outside quarter of Tuesday’s District practiced to stop Ransom, largely the same as to push forward to create pions is huge,” she said. the 18-yard box, leading to a 16-4A semifinal, falling to which defeated the Conchs Marathon High School’s offense. That left an opening “Next year, we’re going to free kick. Palmer scored to Ransom Everglades, 43-33. twice in the regular season, epic District 16-A champi- for a last-minute goal from be at our strongest.” take a 1-0 lead. The Conchs needed to win from scoring. onship victory two weeks standout Palmer senior “We have [Savannah Marathon went on a run the game, played in Miami at That defensive pressure prior, it was Palmer Trinity Sarah Medina to put the Rodamer, Brandi Spalten and later in the first half. St. Brendan, to advance to worked early as the Conchs School who bested the game out of reach and end Samantha Bonilla] in their Rodamer fought the ball the state playoffs. built an 11-point halftime lead. Dolphins, 3-1, in a state the Dolphins’ season. senior year. We have six loose on the right sideline Instead, the Key West sea- To get more height, regional semifinal matchup “Our girls are awesome sophomores, so the strength and fired a shot that missed son ends with a record of 4-15 McLeod used JV players Lily Tuesday night. and they’re going to be back of the team will be juniors.” just high and left of the goal. overall, and 3-7 in the district. Bailey and Marlecia Rice on Much like that Jan. 16 next year. We’ll be even Tuesday was the third The next unlucky moment “We led up to the last four the front line with senior contest, Tuesday’s game was stronger,” Marathon coach matchup of the season minutes,” said first-year tied in the second half. Just Cindy Durkin said. “We’re between the Dolphins and  See Dolphins, 2B coach Shonta McLeod.  See Conchs, 2B 2B Saturday, February 1, 2014 KeysInfoNet.com Keynoter Lady Conchs fall SCHOLAR ATHLETE at hoop district From Conchs, 1B ent attitudes and mood swings,” said the coach. Ryann Appleby. Already looking to next “Their coach was season, McLeod promised, shocked,” McLeod said. “We will play more as “They couldn’t hit a basket.” a team.” The season Key West The biggest loss will be season started well with two Multy, who averaged 20 straight wins but the Conchs points this season. Multy lost 15 of the next 17. set the Key West girls sin- At times, the roster gle-game record with 41 dwindled to six players. points against Marathon “There were a lot of differ- High School.

NOTICE OF MEETING FOR THE MONROE COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD A PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD meeting has been scheduled for Monday, February 10, 2014, 6:00 PM, at the Big Pine Key Community Park, Big Pine Key, Sands Road, MM 31, Monroe County, Florida. This meeting is open to the public. For more information please contact Rosa Washington at (305) 292-4432 or at [email protected]. Photo by BERT BUDDE Items on the Agenda include but are not limited to: Key West High’s Ryann Appleby (center) has signed to play volleyball at Methodist University in Fayetteville, N.C., where Proposed Amphitheater she also has an academic scholarship. With her at a school signing ceremony Thursday were (from left) coach Kim Skate Park Butler; her father, Rusty; her mother, Aleeah, and her former coach, Jessy Archer. Proposal for Extending Park Hours ADA ASSISTANCE - If you are a person with a disability, who needs special accommodations in order to participate in this proceeding, please contact the CORAL SHORES County Administrator’s Office, by phoning (305) 292-4441, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., no later than five (5) calendar days prior to the scheduled meeting; if you are hearing or voice impaired, call “711”. Published Keynoter 2/1/14, 2/5/14, 2/8/14 Canes claim second hoop victory Coral Shores was a positive carryover Palmer’s Falcons. scoring a 5-0 victory. CITY OF MARATHON, FLORIDA from the Key West game. Coral Shores carried a 2- Coral Shores highlights Senior Night We again played with a great 11 record to Marathon High were not available at press 9805 Overseas Highway, Marathon, FL 33050 deal of energy.” School for Friday’s last reg- time. The Canes of head Phone: (305) 743-0033 savors win In the last scheduled ular-season game. Results coach Jorge Bosque wrap PUBLIC NOTICE OF home game of season, the were pending at press time. the winter campaign with a MARATHON CITY COUNCIL Keynoter Staff Hurricanes started all four The Hurricanes open 10-6-1 record and a sec- SPECIAL CALL MEETING seniors - Anthony Rice, District 16-4A Tournament ond-place trophy from Notice Is Hereby Given That The City Council Members Will Coral Shores’ boys bas- Danny Whisted, Cole play Wednesday at Florida District 16. Meet For A Special Call City Council Meeting On Wednesday, ketball team decided they Houser and Max Pyer - for Christian, the host school for February 5th of 2014 At 6:00 PM At The Marathon Fire Station, like this “winning” thing. the traditional Senior Night. all games. Baseball preseason 8900 Overseas Highway In Marathon To discuss Capital After scoring the squad’s Rice, a forward, scored Coral Shores baseball Improvement Projects, City Manager Recruitment and Approval first victory of the winter a team-high 23 points and Cane kickers finish travels to Spanish River of the Acting City Manager Contract Agreement. season Friday against Key outside shooter Whisted The Coral Shores boys High School for a two-day The City of Marathon complies with the provisions of the West High School, the hit double figures with soccer team reached a sea- preseason tournament, Americans With Disabilities Act. Individuals with disabilities Hurricanes built a win streak 10 points. son goal by earning a spot in beginning Thursday. requiring special accommodations or assistance should call City Monday with a 75-59 deci- Houser and Pyers also Thursday’s Region 4-2A The Hurricanes open the Hall (305) 289-5020 of such need at least 48 hours in advance. sion over Palmer Trinity. got into the book with four state playoff game as district regular season at Dade Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statutes, if a person decides to “We ran out to 20-8 first and points, respectively. runners-up. Christian on Feb. 11 before appeal any decision made by the City Council with respect to any quarter lead and never Guards Richard Jacobsen The Cane season ended the first home game, at 6 matter considered at any the meeting or workshop noted herein, he or trailed,” said head coach and Shaka Smith each there, with District 15 cham- p.m. Feb. 13 against she will need a record of the proceedings, and that, for such purposes Bruce Teachey. “I feel there scored 18 points against the pion Ransom Everglades Marathon High School. he or she may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made; which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. All interested persons are invited to MARATHON BASKETBALL attend the meeting and participate in the discussion; or, written comments may be sent to the City of Marathon, c/o City Clerk, 9805 Overseas Hwy, Marathon, FL 33050. Published Keynoter 2-1-14 Sluggish Dolphins drop two road games Dolphins practiced well dur- well,” Freeman said of the Nelson Rojas delivered 11 Marathon’s boys ing the layoff but lost a bit of Thursday game. points, five rebounds and three M the feel for competition. It The Dolphins trailed by assists. Allen had five points, orada oose open district m th nnu Lo showed on Monday, he said. just one, 15-14, after the first and Jonathan Guerra had five sla 5 A al dg tourney Monday “We were up 13-12 [after quarter and 26-22 at the half. points to go with six assists. I e the first quarter] but our legs Chavez hit four consecu- Marathon (11-10) was By RYAN McCARTHY failed. It’s hard to duplicate tive three-pointers in the third scheduled to close its regular [email protected] game speed in practice,” he quarter to help Marathon season with a home game said. “That caught up to us. break out to a 42-35 lead in Friday against local rival A 10-day layoff proved After that we didn’t play the third quarter. But Country Coral Shores. Results were detrimental to the Marathon well at all.” Day finished the third on a 7- pending at press time. High School boys basketball Cooper Chaplin led the 0 run that tied the game, 42- The Dolphins are seeded team this week. Dolphins with 13 points. 42, heading into the fourth. fourth in District 16-3A, The Dolphins lost to Keys Damian Chavez and Mike The game was still tied, at meaning they have a sched- Gate Charter, 55-39, Monday Allen each added eight points. 52-52, midway through the uled play-in game against in Homestead before drop- On Thursday, the Dolphins final quarter. No. 5 seed Greater Miami ping a closely contested game faced a Spartan team that Several Dolphins turn - Academy at 6 p.m. Monday February 15 - 16, 2013 at Miami Country Day, 63- defeated Marathon by 25 overs turned the ball gave All district games games are 52, Thursday. points earlier this season. They Country Day the lead, and played at Westwood 3ATURDAY3UNDAYsAM PM “That was a weird sched- bounced back from Monday’s Marathon had to foul to get Christian School. MM 81 Overseas Hwy, FREE ADMISSION uling snafu where I couldn’t flat effort but again lost steam possessions. But the offense The winner will take on find any games [last] week,” as the game wore on. stalled and the Spartans Westwood, the No. 1 seed, 0ROFESSIONAL!MATEUR7ORLD#LASS Marathon coach Kevin “After Monday’s game I pulled away for the win. on the Warriors’ home court Freeman said. was hoping we’d get back Chavez led the team with at 7 p.m. Tuesday. #HILI#OMPETITION Freeman said the into it. 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THEATER Time’s running out Photo courtesy Monroe County Tourist Development Council Re-enactors stage a battle between a Union ship and blockade runners. for ‘Few Good Men’

Time and tickets are run- Relive the Civil War ning out for those who want ry encampments of to see the Marathon Fort Zach’s Union and Confederate Community Theatre’s pro- the location Civil War re-enactors. duction of “A Few Good Events are set for 10 Men.” for visit back a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 7 and “It’s the first time we’ve 8, and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. produced a drama in quite The roar of cannon Feb. 9. awhile,” General Manager fire and the sight of sol- Re-enactors in period Bonnie Greenberg said. diers in Civil War uni- costume are to depict “We’re thrilled our audiences forms are to greet visi- military personnel, are really enjoying the per- tors at oceanfront Fort craftsmen, musicians and formances — and the cast is Zachary Taylor Historic civilians of the era. having a wonderful time, State Park in Key West Festival visitors can view too.” Feb. 7 through 9 during period crafts demonstra- It’s an Aaron Sorkin story the annual Civil War tions, tour the campsites about the trial of two Heritage Days festival. and learn what soldiers’ Marines for complicity in the Key West was the lives were like in the death of a fellow Marine at only Deep South port 1860s. Guantanamo Bay. The Navy that remained in Union The fort and park can lawyer, a callow young man hands throughout the be accessed from an more interested in softball Civil War, and Fort entrance on Southard games than the case, expects Taylor was a vital base Street past Thomas a plea bargain and a coverup for the Union blockade Street. Daily entrance of what really happened. of Confederate ships. fees, which include a But prodded by a female Captured blockade run- pass allowing visitors to member of his defense team, ners were forced to leave and return, are the lawyer eventually makes anchor in the waters just $2.50 per person on foot a valiant effort to defend his offshore. or bicycle, $4.50 for a clients and, in so doing, puts Highlights of the fam- single-occupant motor- the military mentality and Photo courtesy MARATHON COMMUNITY THEATRE the Marine code of honor on ily-friendly festival are ized vehicle and $7 for a Neil Anguilo and Stacey Venzel appear in ‘A Few Good Men,’which is winding down at to include a parade down vehicle carrying two trial. the Marathon Community Theatre. Duval Street to the his- people with a 50-cent Remaining performances are Feb. 1 (8 p.m. curtain), toric fort, a battle charge for each addition- isn’t the only thing going What I Wore,” an intimate evening of songs by Cole Feb. 2 (3 p.m. matinee), and between land forces and al passenger. Children on at the Middle Keys the- collection of stories by sis- Porter and George & Ira Feb. 6, 7 and 8 (8 p.m. cur- schooners portraying ages 5 and under are ater. ters Nora Ephron Gershwin. Tickets are $24. tain). Tickets are $20. The blockade runners at sea, admitted free. Audiences can enjoy a (“Sleepless in Seattle,” Then on March 1, at show contains adult lan- the staged trial of a For more event infor- photography exhibit, “When Harry Met Sally”) both 3 and 8 p.m., the the- guage. blockade runner based mation, go to “Island Images,” by pho- and Delia Ephron (“You’ve ater presents “Elvis: The The theater and box on an 1862 court case www.floridastate tographer Liz Montgomery Got Mail,” “The Sisterhood Concert Experience” featur- office are at mile marker and ongoing living histo- parks.org/forttaylor/. in the theater gallery while of the Traveling Pants”). ing Jim Jinelli. Jim’s por- 49.5 oceanside. Call 743- enjoying coffee or wine Tickets are $12. trayal of Elvis Presley cov- 0994 or go to www. marathontheater.org. before the show and at Then on Feb. 21 at 8 ers the concert years of intermission. p.m., singer and pianist 1971 to 1977. Both per- Coming Feb. 14 and 15 Bobby Nesbitt, based in formances are followed by Also planned at 8 p.m. is a gallery read- Key West, brings cabaret a meet-and-greet. Tickets “A Few Good Men” ing of “Love, Loss and style to the stage with an are $24. MARATHON Pigeon Key art fest in 20th year

A traditional art raffle It has become concludes the weekend. firm staple of Raffle tickets are to be available through 1 p.m. Marathon events Feb. 9 for a chance to win one of more than 50 pieces Art lovers can discover of artwork. the wares of fine artists and Festival hours are 10 crafts makers from around a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is the country Feb. 8 and 9 at $7 per adult and free for the 20th annual Pigeon Key children under 12. Parking Art Festival at the Marathon is free at the Marathon Community Park, mile Community Park. marker 49 oceanside. As an added value, A nationally recognized patrons can retain their tick- outdoor art festival, the et stubs and redeem them event features pottery, for a buy-one-get-one-free paintings, glass, sculpture, Contributed photo ferry trip to Pigeon Key photography, jewelry and Audience members enjoy music at Marathon Community within one year of their more. Each year artists Park during last year’s Pigeon Key Art Festival. show admission. demonstrate their skills dur- Festival proceeds help ing the show, giving those techniques behind their cre- early 1900s. support the Pigeon Key who attend a glimpse of the ations. Keys-based musicians Foundation, a not-for-profit The event is named for are to provide live entertain- organization dedicated to Pigeon Key, a small island ment, and food and bever- preserving and educating beneath the Old Seven Mile age booths are to serve local the public about the histori- Bridge that housed workers delicacies and sweet treats. cal, environmental and cul- constructing the Key West Activities for children are tural significance of the Extension of the Florida planned to round out the Florida Keys. East Coast Railway in the family-friendly event. Keynoter KeysInfoNet.com Saturday, February 2, 2014 5B

MOVIE REVIEW Keys Movie Times Regal Cinemas Searstown, Key West, 294-0000 All shows that start before 4 p.m. play only on weekends. • That Akward Moment (R) 1:30, 4:30, 7:30 and 10:30 p.m. • Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (PG-13)10:20 p.m. • Nut Job (PG): 1:40, 4:40 and 7:40 p.m. • Ride Along (PG-13): 1:00, 4:00, 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. • Lone Survivor (R): 1:15, 4:15,7:15 and 10:15 p.m. • American Hustle (R): 1:10, 4:10, 7:10 and 10:20 p.m. • I, Frankenstein (PG-13) 1:20, 4:20, 7:20 and 10:10 p.m.

Tropic Cinema 416 Eaton St., Key West, 295-9493 • Labor Day (PG-13): 1:20, 3:45, 6:25 and 8:50 p.m. • Inside Llewin Davis (R): 2:00, 4:20, 6:45 and 9:15 p.m. • Wolf of Wall Street (R) 6:00 p.m. • Gravity in 3D (PG-13): 1:00, 3:30 and 9:25 p.m. • August Osage County (R): 1:40, 4:00, 6:35 and 9:00 p.m.

Marathon Community Cinema 5101 Overseas Highway, Marathon, 743-0288 • American Hustle (R): Weekdays: 7:00 and 9:45 p.m. Saturday and Sunday: 2:00, 7:00 and 9:45 p.m.

Tavernier Towne Cinema Tavernier Mall, Tavernier, 853-7003 • That Akward Moment (R) 2:10, 4:40 7:30 and 9:50 p.m. • Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (PG-13) 2:00, 4:30, 7:00 and 9:30 p.m. • August Osage County (R): 1:25, 4:10, 6:55 and 9:40 p.m. Photo courtesy IMDB • Dallas Buyers Club (R) 1:15, 4:00 6:45 and 9:35 p.m. Chris Pine and Kevin Costner bring new life to the Jack Ryan family of films. • Lone Survivor (R) 1:35, 4:20 7:10 and 9:55 p.m. Pine’s a refreshing Jack Ryan right up to the heart- “Pirates of the Caribbean”) The film franchise that New installment pounding conclusion. sparkles as Ryan’s clueless started in 1990 has held up gets spy series Except for Branagh’s dull fiance, Dr. Cathy Muller, well and we can expect performance and some who eventually ends up in more of Jack Ryan in the back on track questionable plot devices, the thick of the action. She future. “Shadow Recruit” is an shows a youthful innocence Like the many charac- “Jack Ryan: Shadow exciting addition to the and vulnerability that is per- terizations of a certain Recruit,” rated PG-13, 105 Jack Ryan family of films. fectly suited for her madly- British spy, ultimately it is minutes, playing in Key Ryan, a young CIA ana- in-love character. up to the viewer to decide West and Tavernier. lyst, discovers a Russian The only weak spot in which actor — Baldwin, plot to destroy the U.S. the cast is Branagh Ford, Affleck or Pine — is “Jack Ryan: Shadow economy with a confusing (“Pirate Radio,” their favorite Ryan. But in Recruit” is the fifth outing plan to crash the U.S. dol- “Valkyrie”) as the evil “Jack Ryan: Shadow for Jack Ryan, a Tom lar timed to coincide with Russian financier Viktor Recruit,” Pine gives the Clancy a devastating terrorist Cherevin. His facial other three actors a definite character attack somewhere in expression rarely changes run for their money. previously America. Viewers who and his Russian-accented brought to aren’t financial analysts lines are delivered with life by may have trouble under- none of the menace his Harrison standing the monetary plot character demands. Even Ford, Ben but, thankfully, the finan- his intimate dinner-table cial shenanigans take a scenes with Knightley’s Affleck 91298 Overseas Hwy, Tavernier and Alec back seat to the terrorist Muller are dull and uncon- Baldwin. plot and the last half of the vincing. bbtheatres.com Ryan, a film focuses on finding The other soft spots in NOW ALL DIGITAL! covert CIA and stopping the impend- “Shadow Recruit” are pri- analyst, is ing attack. marily plot points that are SHOWTIMES FOR played by Baldwin in the Pine (“Star Trek Into obvious but don’t substan- FRI. 01/31 - THURS.2/6 1990 film “The Hunt for Darkness,” “Unstoppable”) tially detract from the •••••••••••••••••• Red October,” Ford in does a good job handling film. One is the ease with That Awkward 1992’s “Patriot Games” the transition from pushing which the CIA can assem- (R) and “Clear and Present papers one moment and ble and operate a vast spy Moment Danger” in 1994, and dodging assassins the next network, complete with a 2:10; 4:40; 7:30; 9:30* Affleck in the 2002 film and makes the character sophisticated electronic •••••••••••••••••• “The Sum of All Fears.” believable. Although the snooper van, in the heart Jack Ryan: Shadow Directed by Kenneth surprise attempt on his life of Moscow. Recruit (PG-13) Branagh and starring Chris doesn’t make much plot The other is a Pine, Kevin Costner, sense, it does signal the Hollywood staple: 2:00; 4:30; 7:00; 9:40* Branagh and Keira start of the action phase of Computer programs that •••••••••••••••••• Knightley, the latest film is the film and the suspense can quickly display the August Osage County (R) builds from there. plans for any building in based on Clancy characters 1:25; 4:10; 6:55; 9:40* but not adapted from one Costner (“Field of the world and electronic of his novels. Pine is the Dreams,” “Dances with devices that are able to •••••••••••••••••• newest incarnation of Ryan Wolves”) plays Ryan’s work with any operating Dallas Buyers Club (R) and his portrayal breathes CIA recruiter, mentor and system, regardless of lan- 1:15; 4:00; 6:45; 9:35* new life into the dormant handler with the calm guage or nationality. •••••••••••••••••• action franchise. demeanor fitting an experi- Other than these minor (R) The film gets off to a enced secret agent, and it’s flaws, the movie is a wor- Lone Survivor slow, almost boring, but good to see Costner back thy addition to the legacy 1:35; 4:20; 7:10; 9:55* soon ramps up and contin- in action. of the late Clancy and his •••••••••••••••••• ues at breakneck speed Knightley (“Atonement,” world of high-tech spying. * Friday, Saturday only

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This is a watercolor of a Simpson’s apple cactus by Kathleen Konicek-Moran. The works of Konicek-Moran and other members of the Tropical Botanic Artists, founded in Miami in 2006, are on display through March 26 at the Florida Keys Eco-Discovery Center, at the Truman Waterfront at the end of Southard Street in Key West. The exhibit features paintings of South Florida wetlands plants discovered by 19th and 20th Century botanists. The Eco-Discovery Center is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free. 6B Saturday, February 1, 2014 KeysInfoNet.com Keynoter

ENTERTAINMENT Key Players is a labor of love for local actors Bank at mile marker 99.6. New show, Billed as a “tribute to the ‘The Fox on the great English farces of the 1930s and 40s,” the comedy Fairway,’ opens - by “Lend Me a Tenor” author Ken Ludwig - fea- By Ellen T. White tures the requisite pranks, Reporter contributor slamming doors and thwart- ed romance. At the technical They all admit to being rehearsal of “The Fox on the “hams” among The Key Fairway” last week, it Players, the community the- looked as though The Key ater group that first began Players might well have a entertaining Upper Keys res- bona fide hit on their hands. idents with live productions “To tell you the truth, I back in 1978. don’t think we’ve ever had “We don’t take ourselves a bomb,” says director too seriously,” says Kathy Jonelle Kop, a college the- Miller, a company veteran ater major turned account- who has taken on everything ant, and a 10-year member from starring role to produc- of The Key Players. “Since er, stage manager, and some- the economic downturn time carpenter. “What was especially, we’ve concen- that old line from the movie trated on comedies.” with Mickey Rooney and The Key Players stage at Judy Garland? ‘Hey, kids, least two plays each season let’s put on a show!’ We do - the first in fall, the second whatever it takes to get the usually after the first of the production up and running year. Their ambitions run by opening night.” high. The company has The Key Players opened taken on challenging pro- their new show, “The Fox on ductions such as “On the Fairway,” at the Lions Golden Pond,” “The Little Fairway fox Louise (Kaitlin Dalton), golfer Justin (John Gallant), Quail Valley Country Club manager Henry (Russ Holmes) Club behind the Capital Shop of Horrors,” “Steel and Quail Valley member Pamela (Patrice Messina) confer in the tap room. Magnolias” and “The Players open casting call Sound of Music,” many two months ago. The lovely L.A. Times crossword puzzle with live musical accompa- Dalton, the “real-life” assis- “VW SHOWROOM” - Solution in February 5 Keynoter niment. “The Fox on the tant general manager of Fairway,” produced by Ocean Pointe Suites, was ACROSS 55 Maker of the Inspire 113 Cellar prize named for a pope 77 “Nutrition that starts Nancy Wells, is the Player’s merely keeping a friend 1 Ottoman title Food Processor 117 Org. that investigated 24 Fails to recycle with apples”sloganeer 112th presentation. company at the auditions 6 Orderly place?: Abbr. 57 Draw a bead on Alger Hiss 29 Six-stringed instru- 80 “I see,”facetiously “We don’t really map out and had no immediate plans 10 Maleficent 60 Letter before sigma 119 Presley’s middle name ment, usually 83 Short turns? 13 __ of hands 61 Barrel support 123 Intestinal 30 Dorian Gray creator 85 Waterway engineered our season in advance,” says to star in a show. 18 Used for dinner 65 Better informed 124 Big fishhook 32 Vacation stopover by Clinton Miller, a freelance personal “It’s a challenge,” says 19 Within: Pref. 67 Formal promises 125 Woman of letters 34 Steely Dan album 87 Tanning nos. assistant and, as it happens, Dalton, who loved acting 20 Tarzan portrayer Ron 69 Biased 127 Wallop 37 Chevy subcompact 89 Authorizing a certified clown. back in her high school days. et al. 71 Tail fastener, in a party 128 Thereabout since 2004 90 Replace for now Company members “I like that it’s taking me out 22 “Paint Your Wagon” game 129 This, to Juanita 38 Competes against 92 2008 Indy Japan 300 composer 72 Retiree’s pursuit, per- 130 __ society 39 Watchdog winner __ Patrick decide on an upcoming pro- my comfort zone.” She and 23 Sparkling French haps 131 Misses overseas: Abbr. 41 “You’re kidding” 94 1963 Burton/Taylor duction when they reach a Gallant have put in practice refreshment 75 Arg. neighbor 132 Palme __: movie prize 43 Industry VIP film consensus, sometimes hours beyond their bi-week- 25 Small change 76 Lists 133 Leicester lockup 44 “__ a stinker?”: Bugs 95 Alike combing through scripts ly company rehearsals. 26 Seine tributary 78 Migraine omens 134 Teamed, as oxen Bunny line 96 Most zealous until just before the first Of all the company 27 Dramatic words of 79 Onion roll 46 Bill and Louis 98 Midway attraction rehearsal. Tom Butler, the members, Russ Holmes, accusation 81 Daphnis’lover DOWN 47 “Johnny Belinda”Oscar 99 Classic muscle car 28 Thomas __ Edison 82 It employs a movable 1 Do roadwork winner 100 Not just damp unofficial dean of The Key who plays Quail Valley’s 29 Pre-singing routine mirror: Abbr. 2 Bickering 49 Soldier’s set 103 Later, to Luis Players, and a member for manager Henry, has per- 31 Niagara ambience 84 Buffalo hockey player 3 Split-off group 53 Post-game activity 104 “Let’s keep moving!” close to 25 years, found haps the most unusual rea- 33 Seriously impair 86 Makes less tense 4 Blah 54 Pro __ 110 Himalayan capital “The Fox on the Fairway” son for taking on his role. 35 “Something tells __ 88 King of hearts feature 5 At least one 56 Entertainment section 112 Search giant and, says Kop, “immediately “I’ve been hit by lightening goofed” 91 Martin or swift 6 Place for refreshment staples 114 “So long” 36 Prefix meaning “bee” 93 Part of a staircase 7 Airing in prime time, 58 “__ girl!” 115 Breezes through cast himself” in the part of twice, which has affected 37 Colorado NHL team, in 94 “For shame!” say 59 NATO founding mem- 116 Assumption-to-conclu- Dickie, the loathsome man- my memory,” says Holmes, headlines 97 “A Room of One’s 8 Boiling sign ber sion segue ager of a ritzy country club. a natural comic who works 40 Unnamed degrees Own”author 9 “__ favor” 62 Big fan 118 Passé preposition At the center of the plot in mechanical maintenance 42 Snoopy persona 101 Hurries 10 Turneth into 63 “Okay” 120 Place for checking or of “The Fox on the at The Moorings. 44 Required investment 102 Homework shirker’s 11 George Smiley portray- 64 College URL ending saving Fairway” is an annual golf “Learning lines helps to of a kind lame excuse er Guinness 66 “Frasier”role 121 Early Nebraskan 45 Lively European dance 105 One might be in a pool 12 Live wire 68 Some body fluids 122 Uncool sort tournament between rival keep my mind sharp.” 48 Key of Beethoven’s 106 Literary monogram 13 __ mater 70 Tarzan creator’s mono- 125 Laze about, with “out” country clubs. Henry, the In the role of Pamela, Ninth 107 Suffix with morph- 14 Fly high gram 126 Wondering word smarmy manager of the floozy ex-wife of Dickie, 50 Word heard in the 108 Convent dweller 15 Author Hesse 71 Little shot? Quail Valley Country Club, Patrice Messina throws her- choosing process 109 Stargazer’s focus? 16 Admit 73 __ majesty: high trea- is so sure he has the win- self into the role with unin- 51 Full of life 111 Las Cruces or Las 17 Crying more son 52 Fading star Vegas 21 Florida University 74 Temple leader ning player that he makes a hibited abandon. Messina high-stakes bet against was “tricked” into audition- Dickie, the opposing club’s ing for The Key Players by a manager. This is where friend who suspected that things start to get a little inside the Century 21 complicated. Unbeknownst Schwartz real estate agent to Henry, Dickie has lured was an actress struggling to away Quail Valley’s star get out. Sixteen years later, player. All appears to be Messina admits that her lost for Quail Valley - that friend’s hunch was dead on. is, until Henry discovers In a smaller role as Muriel, that his clueless new Henry’s nagging wife, employee, Justin, happens Donna Roberts plays the also to be a scratch golfer pivotal foil. with, however, a disastrous The contributions of emotional temperament. friends and ticket sales sup- Justin’s easy victory is port The Key Players mod- threatened on the 16th hole est annual budget. “Of when his fiancÈe Louise, course, we couldn’t do any the fairway’s “fox,” loses of this without the Lions her dazzling new engage- Club,” who, director Kop ment ring and threatens to reports, donates its space, call off the wedding. Quail “and the incredible generos- Valley supporters rally to ity of the community.” save the day. The set - the tap room of Justin is played by John the Quail Valley Country Gallant, who owns Club - has been begged and Tavernier’s Blue 9 Realty borrowed from organiza- by day and steps up as a tions such as Habitat for crocodile response agent Humanity and the Salvation when the occasion calls. Army. Company members Gallant was recruited for either design furniture, cos- Fox, his acting debut, after tumes and poster art them- working behind the scenes selves or enlist their friends, on “There’s a Burglar In My who inevitably become Bed,” the Players’ last pro- company members. duction. He didn’t stop to “The Fox on the Fairway” consider the prospect of runs on Wed nesday, Friday stage fright at first. To test and Saturday evenings at 8 the waters, he invited a cou- p.m. through Feb. 15. Tickets Public Meetings Scheduled by and with the City of Marathon for February 2014 ple of friends to “heckle” are $13 in advance and $15 Please note that more than one Marathon City Council/Board/Committee member may participate in the meetings listed. him at a dress rehearsal. at the door. For more infor- City Council City Manager Kaitlin Dalton, Justin’s mation on ticket availability, Dick Ramsay, Mayor Roger Hernstadt love interest Louise, was visit www.thekeyplayers Chris Bull, Vice Mayor City Attorneys “discovered” at The Key .org or call (305) 453-0997. Richard Keating, Councilmember Gray-Robinson Mark Senmartin, Councilmember Ginger Snead, Councilmember CITY OF MARATHON SUBJECT: DATE: TIME: LOCATION: City Council Special Call Meeting 02/05/14 6:00pm Marathon Fire Station, 8900 Overseas Hwy. Near Shore Waters Committee Meeting 02/06/14 6:00pm Marathon Fire Station, 8900 Overseas Hwy. Charter Review Committee 02/10/14 4:00pm Marathon Fire Station, 8900 Overseas Hwy. Community Image Advisory Board Meeting 02/10/14 4:00pm Marathon City Hall Conference Room, 9805 O/S Hwy. City Council Meeting 02/11/14 5:30pm Marathon Government Center, 2798 Overseas Hwy.

Code Board Hearing 02/12/14 6:00pm Marathon Fire Station, 8900 Overseas Hwy. solution Parks & Recreation Meeting 02/13/14 6:00pm Marathon Fire Station, 8900 Overseas Hwy. City Hall Closed (Presidents’ Day) 02/17/14 To view the full City of Marathon calendar please visit our website: www.ci.marathon.fl.us Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statutes, if a person decides to appeal any decision made by the City Council with respect to any matter considered at any meeting or workshop noted herein, he or she will need a record of the proceedings and for such pur- poses he or she may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made; which record includes the testimony and evi- dence upon which the appeal is to be based. The City of Marathon complies with the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act. If you are a disabled person requiring special accommodations or assistance, please notify the City Clerk at (305) 289-5020 of such need at least 72 hours (3 days) in advance. 01/29/14hp Published Keynoter 2-1-14 Crossword 29 puzzle. the Jan. Solution to Keynoter KeysInfoNet.com Saturday, February 2, 2014 7B

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claims with this court WITHIN Ad# 870132 Ad# 881731 THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Florida Keys Council FIRST PUBLICATION OF OF THE 16TH JUDICIAL of the Arts THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS LOST YOUR PET? CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Notice of Upcoming AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- Ad# 862880 OR MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA Meetings ICE OF A COPY OF THIS FOUND A PET? CIVIL DIVISION NOTICE ON THEM. INVITATION TO BID CASE NO. Finance Committee CALL US TO PLACE A BUILDING CONSTRUCTION FREE AD 44-2009-CA-000244 KW Tuesday, February 4, 2014, All other creditors of the SLEEPER SOFA (wood futon) PROJECT THE KEYNOTER 743-5551 2:00 p.m. decedent and other persons tan, excellent condition! (RO) SYSTEM THE BANK OF NEW YORK Marathon Community Theater having claims or demands Bought for $1100 only months REPLACEMENT MELLON F/K/A THE BANK OF Lobby, 5101 Overseas Hwy., against decedent’s estate must old) will sacrifice $500. CITY of KEY COLONY NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE Marathon file their claims with this court Marathon 843-469-3433 BEACH FOR THE WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER CERTIFICATEHOLDERS Art in Public Places Committee THE DATE OF THE FIRST Sealed Bids for Key Colony CWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVE Monday, February 10, 2014, PUBLICATION OF THIS Beach R/O System Building 1950’s GAS PUMP LOAN TRUST 2005-61 4:00 p.m. NOTICE. Project. "Wayne" MORTGAGE PASS- Marathon Government Center, Bids will be received no later MARATHON Not restored, asking $500. THROUGH CERTIFICATES, 1st FL. Conf. Rm., 2798 Over- than 2:00 p.m. on Fri., ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED 742 69TH ST OCEAN (305) 289-7532, Duck Key. SERIES 2005-61 seas Hwy., Marathon February 28, 2014 WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Sat, 9-1. Household goods, Plaintiff, SET FORTH IN SECTION books clothing, tools and PRIVATE COLLECTOR Bidding Documents are availa- Membership/Development WANTS Rolex Dive watches ble at City Hall, 600 Ocean 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA more! vs. Committee PROBATE CODE WILL BE and Pilot Watches. Old model Drive, Key Colony Beach, FL Thursday, February 13, 2014, Military clocks & watches. 33051. FOREVER BARRED. ANDREW J. WOLSZCZAK 3:00 p.m. Call 305-743-4578. There will be a Pre-Bid Meet- A/K/A ANDREW Marathon Community Theater ing on site at 10:00 AM on NOTWITHSTANDING THE WOLSZCZAK; PATRICIA A. Lobby, 5101 Overseas Hwy., Monday, February 10, 2014. TIME PERIODS SET FORTH WOLSZCZAK A/K/A Marathon For the full Invitation to Bid ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED PATRICIA WOLSZCZAK; please visit the following web TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC Meetings are open to the address: AFTER THE DECEDENT’S REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, public and all are invited to COOK TOP STOVE, GE http://www.keycolonybeach.net DATE OF DEATH IS INC., ACTING SOLELY AS attend. Questions? Call the Self cleaning, a lmost new. /newsitem.php?id=16454784 BARRED. NOMINEE FOR arts council office at 295-4369. Stainless. $350. If you have any questions call COUNTRYWIDE HOME 2525 Overseas Hwy, Melanie at 305-289-1212 ext 0, The date of first publication of LOANS, INC.; UNITED Published February 1, 2014 Marathon or email her at utilityclerk@key this notice is February 1, 2014. MARATH ON WATERFRONT STATES OF AMERICA Florida Keys Keynoter colonybeach.net 2 BR, 3 BA, concrete stilt BY AND THROUGH THE Personal Representative: home. Nice dock, tiled floors, ADMINISTRATOR OF THE Published January 18, 22, 25, Donald R. Johnson hot tub. Quick access to Bay. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINIS- FRED'S BEDS 29, February 1, 5, 2014 Ad# 881798 29 Columns Way $425,000 Call 231-250-8200 TRATION; JOHN DOE; JANE Florida Keys Keynoter Newnan, Georgia 30265 DOE; NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 100s of Beds Defendants. Attorney for Personal Factory Direct to You ANCHOR TOWING gives Representative: MARATHO N - SOMBRERO Ad# 869943 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Notice of Foreclosure of Lien /s/Lesley A. Rhyne New Tropical Wicker BEACH RD. New A/C, roof, SALE and intent to sell these vehi- Lesley A. Rhyne Bedroom and Living Room windows. Total spalling IN THE CIRCUIT COURT cles on 02/14/2014, 08:00 am Attorney for concrete renovation. $416/mo FOR MONROE COUNTY, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN at 189 US HIGHWAY 1 Donald R. Johnson Dinettes, Futons, Recliners maint. $229K. 586-405-5123 FLORIDA pursuant to a Final Judgment KEY WEST, FL 33040-5476, Florida Bar Number: 866016 Simmons Beautyrest PROBATE DIVISION of Foreclosure dated January 2975 Overseas Highway pursuant to subsection 713.78 www.fredsbeds.com 13, 2014, and entered in Case of the Florida Statutes. Marathon, FL 33050

File No. 13-CP-153-P No. 44-2009-CA-000244 KW, ANCHOR TOWING reserves Telephone: (305) 743-9428 FREE DELIVERY MARATHON - 1100 sf. 2 BR, 2 BA, new kitchen & Division PROBATE of the Circuit Court of the 16th the right to accept or reject any Fax: (305) 743-8800 bath. All tiled. Dock, 60’ free DIVISION, UPPER KEYS Judicial Circuit in and for and/or all bids. E-Mail: Marathon • MM 53.5 • 743-7277 MONROE County, Florida. [email protected] Big Coppitt • MM 9.5 • 295-8430 flowing canal w/HD davits. $265,000. 305-849-0507 IN RE: ESTATE OF THE BANK OF NEW YORK 1FTDE14Y6FHC22786 Secondary: CASIMER S. TUREK MELLON F/K/A THE BANK 1985 FORD [email protected] Deceased. OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Published February 1, 8, 2014 3N1CB51D1YL352186 1 BR / 1 BA APT. MM 102 NOTICE TO CREDITORS CERTIFICATEHOLDERS 2000 NISSAN Florida Keys Keynoter CWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVE WOW LOOK !!! Hurricane code built, The administration of the LOAN TRUST 2005-61 downstairs. $900 / mo. Published February 1, 2014 includes utilities. estate of Casimer S. Turek, MORTGAGE PASS- Florida Keys Keynoter deceased, whose date of THROUGH CERTIFICATES, Call (305) 394-7422 death was December 7, 2013, SERIES 2005-61 is Plaintiff is pending in the Circuit Court and ANDREW J. for Monroe County, Florida, WOLSZCZAK A/K/A ANDREW Ad# 882237 Probate Division, the address WOLSZCZAK; PATRICIA A. of which is 88820 Overseas WOLSZCZAK A/K/A NOTICE OF REQUEST Highway, Plantation Key, PATRICIA WOLSZCZAK; FOR COMPETITIVE Florida 33070. The names JANE DOE; MORTGAGE SOLICITATIONS and addresses of the personal ELECTRONIC representative and the REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN personal representative’s INC., ACTING SOLELY that on March 4, 2014 at 3:00 attorney are set forth below. AS NOMINEE FOR P.M. the Monroe County COUNTRYWIDE HOME Purchasing Office will receive All creditors of the decedent LOANS, INC.; UNITED and open sealed responses for and other persons having STATES OF AMERICA BY the following: claims or demands against AND THROUGH THE ADMIN- decedent’s estate on whom a ISTRATOR OF THE SMALL CONDUCTING AN copy of this notice is required BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- EVALUATION OF SERVICES, to be served must file their TION; are defendants. I will PROGRAMS AND claims with this court ON OR sell to the highest and best bid- COMMUNICATIONS AND BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 der for cash AT THE FRONT THE DEVELOPMENT OF MONTHS AFTER THE TIME DOOR OF THE MONROE MONROE COUNTY’S OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION COUNTY COURTHOUSE, AMERICANS WITH OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 LESTER BUILDING, AT 500 DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF WHITEHEAD STREET, KEY TRANSITION PLAN SERVICE OF A COPY OF WEST IN MONROE COUNTY, MONROE COUNTY, THIS NOTICE ON THEM. FLORIDA 33040, at 11:00 FLORIDA A.M., on the 18th day of All other creditors of the February, 2014, the following Requirements for submission decedent and other persons described property as set forth and the selection criteria may having claims or demands in said Final Judgment, to wit: be requested from YOU HAVE IT. against decedent’s estate must DemandStar by Onvia at file their claims with this court LOT 13, KEY-HAVEN, www.demandstar.com OR WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER ACCORDING TO THE PLAT www.monroecountybids.com THE DATE OF THE FIRST THEREOF AS RECORDED IN or call toll-free at 1-800-711- PUBLICATION OF THIS PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 46, OF 1712. The Public Record is NOTICE. THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF available at the Monroe County MONROE COUNTY, Purchasing Office located at ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED FLORIDA. The Gato Building, 1100 WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Simonton Street, Room 2-213, SET FORTH IN SECTION A person claiming an interest Key West, Florida. All Re- 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA in the surplus from the sale, if sponses must be sealed and PROBATE CODE WILL BE any, other than the property must be submitted to the Mon- FOREVER BARRED. owner as of the date of the roe County Purchasing Office. lis pendens must file a claim NOTWITHSTANDING THE within 60 days after the sale. Published February 1, 2014 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Florida Keys Keynoter ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Dated this 14th day of January, TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE 2014. AFTER THE DECEDENT’S Ad# 882567 DATE OF DEATH IS AMY HEAVILIN BARRED. As Clerk of said Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MONROE COUNTY, The date of first publication of By Shonta McLeod FLORIDA this notice is January 25, 2014. As Deputy Clerk PROBATE DIVISION

Personal Representative: If you are a person with disabil- File No. 13CP75M S/ John W. Swaun ity who needs any accommo- Somebody else John W. Swaun, dation in order to participate in IN RE: ESTATE OF Florida Bar No. 098136 a court proceeding or event, EDWARD ERNEST 10152 S. Ocean Drive, # 319 you are entitled, at no cost to JOHNSON Jensen Beach, Florida 34957 you, to the provision of certain Deceased. assistance. Please contact wants it. Attorney for Personal Cheryl Alfonso, 302 Fleming NOTICE TO CREDITORS Representative: Street, Key West, FL 33040, S/ John W. Swaun (305) 292-3423, at least 7 days The administration of the John W. Swaun before your scheduled court estate of Edward Ernest Have something you Florida Bar No. 098136 appearance, or immediately Johnson, deceased, whose John W. Swaun upon receiving this notification date of death was August 10, P.O. Box 1625 if the time before the sched- 2013, is pending in the Circuit Jensen Beach, Florida uled appearance is less than 7 Court for Monroe County, no longer need? 34958-1625 days; if you are hearing or Florida, Probate Division, the Telephone: 305 254-9188 voice impaired call 711. address of which is 3117 Overseas Highway, Marathon, Sell it in the classifieds! Published January 25, Submitted by: Florida 33050. The names February 1, 2014 Kahane & Associates, P.A. and addresses of the personal (305) 743-5551 or Florida Keys Keynoter 8201 Peters Road, Ste.3000 representative and the person- Plantation, FL 33324 al representative’s attorney are Telephone: (954) 382-3486 set forth below. Telefacsimile: (954) 382-5380 [email protected] Designated service email: All creditors of the decedent notice@kahaneandassociates. and other persons having com claims or demands against File No. 10-10918 decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required Published January 25, to be served must file their WOW LOOK !!! February 1, 2014 Florida Keys Keynoter CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVYXYZ<>1234567890,./-=_+:” 8B Saturday, February 2, 2014 KeysInfoNet.com Keynoter

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RV Lot in Keys RV Park $600 month. 1 Year lease, 1st, last & Part Time Receptionist Park Ranger Trail Maintenance Security. Tenant pays utilities. Free Cable TV. 786-766-9484 The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), [email protected] Exceptional Living, Exceptional People Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail (FKOHT), is seeking a Trail RV LOTS FOR RENT Plantation Key Health & Rehibilitation Center in Maintenance Ranger to perform trail maintenance and opera- Beautiful home in Key Largo in MARATHON Tavernier, is seeking a part time receptionist. tional duties along 106 mile bike/multiuse path throughout the at MM 105 Unfurnished stilted Adult Park. Keys. Ability to operate and maintain landscaping and miscella- home. 1316 sq ft 3/2 Please call 305-743-6519 Must be able to multi-task. Nights & weekends a apartment with central air, neous field equipment needed. Ability/skill to operate and pull washer/dryer, granite must. Previous phone experience a plus. trailers a must. Duties to include, but not limited to, mowing, countertop in the kitchen/ baths. 75’ of dockage and To apply for the position, please submit your cleaning and maintaining trail, and daily trash pickup. Trail direct bay access. Available Ranger will work independently at times and with co-workers. immediately long term for $2000 per month excluding resume to [email protected] Position requires daily contact with co-workers, community, and utilities. There is a large recreational trail users. Primary reporting location is in Key outdoor shed available for use. Contact Ian at 732 259-5197 Largo. Work area is from Key Largo to Key West. Extensive driv- $2,000. Showings available on CLIMATE CONTROLLED ing requires valid Florida driver's license. The State of Florida 2/1 and 2/2 732-259-5197 STORAGE, MARATHON supports a drug-free workplace. All employees are subject to [email protected] Call Fred’s Beds, If you are upbeat, outgoing, 305-743-7277 reasonable suspicion drug testing in accordance with State Canal Front Home MM 105 and a team player, HEART OF MARATHON Statutes. This is a non-benefit position. It is an outside, 4- day Bayside stilted 3/2 CBS Single Theater of the Sea has an Family home in prestigious Retail or Office.1000 sq ft. work week of 10 hour days. Some weekends and evenings may Stillwright Point, Key Largo. Next to Publix, the new opportunity for you! be required. Must submit State of Florida job application. Dock, all appl. inc W/D, Walgreen’s and marina. $2,600, Annual, 305-340-9901 561-743-3745 Contact [email protected], or mail to 3 La Croix MARATH ON 912 sq ft Court, Key Largo, FL 33037, or fax 305-853-3574. For more House for Rent 4/2 house for commercial building/retail Th t f th S i l ki f information call 305-853-3571. Deadline for receipt of applica- rent at 7539 Gulfstream Blvd in storefront. Excellent visibility & Theater of the Sea is now hiring in Marathon. House has 2 docks. frontage on hwy. $1475/mnth tions is Monday, February 10, 12:00 Noon. $3500.00 need first/last to + tax. (305) 900-0113. the parrot and photo department. move in. Drive by and take a look if interested call 904-397- Applicants must be available to work 0410. 904-397-0410 weekends and holidays. Experience [email protected] preferred but not required. Please fax or MEPAP Certified Activites MM 93 O/S 3 BR / 2 BA furn. home in Bluewater S/D. email resumes to 305-664-8162, Director - Full Time Canal front w/ dock & boat lift. [email protected] $2400 per month. Incl. all util. HAIR SALON Call (305) 216-1863 Want To Be Your Own Boss? or [email protected]. Exceptional Living, Exceptional People Make your own hours & prices. Come join our friendly staff at Plantation Key Health & Rehabiliation Center Keys Hairmasters, 5701 Over- MM 92.5 2 BR /1 BA seas Hwy, Suite 2, Marathon. in Tavernier, is seeking a Full Time MEPAP Cent. A/C, new carpet, 1 yr. We have 2 hair stations and Mortage Loan Originator Temporary PT or FT General Certified Activites Director. lease. $1150 / mo. F/L & 1 room for rent. Call 393-1838 Keys Federal Credit Union Laborer $500 sec. No dogs. Seeking an experienced and for new business venture in To apply for the position, please submit your Call (305) 942-6088 motivated mortgage loan Marathon. Includes light originator in the Lower, Middle construction and landscaping. resume to [email protected] and Upper Keys. Must have Long-term employment up-to-date knowledge of con- possible. $10-$12 per hour. CNA’S or HHA’S MARATHON Quaint Rental ventional loan requirements No Drugs/Alcohol. Must be Must be certified. 1/1, open floor plan, lrg scrnd and regulatory compliance, reliable. Please call Needed for the Upper Keys. porch, community dock, slip Bookkeeper/Office Assistant with a proven track record of 305-743-2247 x3 for more Call Caregivers Of The Keys Alaskan Fishing Guides avail for additional fee. Avl 2/6 for Dynasty Marine Assoc. in successful sales. Salary with information. 305-872-9788 Wanted for Yes Bay Lodge A $1350 F/L/S. 305-923-4701 Marathon – QuickBooks & volume based commission. USCG Masters Coastal or 6 Home Health Care Company Pak Near Coastal is required, MM 101- 1.5BR, 1BA mobile Microsoft Office experience Excellent benefits package. High school diploma or equiv. is currently hiring part time as well as a current drug test home, behind yellow bait required. Must be reliable, RN, LPN, OT, OTA, PT, PTA. detail oriented, with good req.; college degree preferred. and CPR Certification. house. Large porch & yard. Visit Serving the area of Marathon. Email a reply to: Unfurnished. $800/mo + utils. organizational skills. Call 305-942-4281 or please [email protected] Pay commensurate with keysfcu.org/keys_career.php First & last. 305-304-7976 to obtain an application. Send fax resume to 305-225-3940 or Attn: Ryan Martinez (907)-225- experience. Full Benefits email: [email protected] 7906 MM 103 O/S 1 BR / 1 BA package. Email resume & application/resume to hr@keys In marina. $450 / month cover letter to fcu.org or fax to 293-6056. + electricity. Call (305) [email protected] E.O.E. Accepting applications 905-6867 for more information. for the following position: Bluegreen EXPERIENCED HELP ONLY The Hammocks At Marathon μ Breakfast Cook Monroe County BOCC BOAT DETAILER has the following positions μ ADMIN ASST Prep Cook, Line Cook Employment Opportunities available: μ MS Office a must; Quick Books Host/Hostess KEY COLONY BEACH Visit www.monroecounty-fl.gov Health Insurance Maintenance Technician μ a Plus, 24 hours/wk. Waitstaff RENTAL FOR 2015 SEASON (305) 292-4557 E.O.E. Drug Vacation • 401K Full Time Experienced Line μ Burton Memorial U. M. Church Bartender 2/2 lower level duplex on 9 st free workplace; Vet Pref Avail. Cook μ Tavernier, Fl. Resume to: Bus Person available for Jan,Feb,March of Apply in person MM 81.5, Front Desk Clerk μ Front of House Managers 2015 Season. Cabana Club, [email protected] Part Time Bartender Islamorada or email Apply in person: Wi Fi,Cable. 786-282-5212 or fax to 305-852-4917 Apply in person: resume to LALBURY@ Sunset Grille & Raw Bar, 7 MARATH ON GARBAGE NEED RELIABLE 1688 O/S Hwy, Marathon. Knights Key Blvd, Marathon. appliance delivery & CARIBEEBOATS.COM MM48.5 SERVICE - Is now hiring P/T DFWP OFFICE ASSISTANT. installation / service tech. EOE/Drug Free Workplace FLORIDA KEYS STEAK & trainee. Clean driving record a MARATHO N RV Resort, Computer exp. a must. Min FT / PT Front Desk Assoc. LOBSTER HOUSE must! Call (305) 664-3662. private, dock avail. Long term HS diploma/GED. Quick with mgmt. potential for Key in Marathon, is now hiring for $700/mo + util; short term Books, A/R, A/P, exp. a plus. KeysWOWInfoNet LOOK.com !!! Largo Dive Resort. Clean cut, Servers and Runners. Call $850/mo + util. Pets fee APPLY IN PERSON ONLY. courteous, non smoker, some (305) 743-4500 for interview applies. 305-610-8002 4290 Overseas Hwy, Marathon nights and weekends. Send re- IMMEDIATE HIRING sume to [email protected] - Line Cooks Housekeeper needed for - Dining Room Bus Person/ daily condo rentals. English/ Food Runner Bi-lingual. Experienced only. at Hideaway Cafe. Call Robert Must have own transportation. 289-1554, 10am-12pm. Apply in person NOW HIRING: Continental Inn, 1121 W SERVERS & LINE COOK GET Ocean Dr., Key Colony Beach. Apply in person P/T GROUNDSKEEPER BRUTUS SEAFOOD Morning shift. Must have own 6950 O/S Hwy, Marathon transportation. Apply in person or email. 1121 W Ocean Dr. SERVERS - F/T or P/T For Yacht Club in Marathon. [email protected] Must be professional and have exp. Ref. req. Good pay! Fax resume 305-289-2076 EXPERIE NCED WEBSITE Servers with experience MANAGER P/T Now hiring, part & full time. RESULTS Marathon Office. Please call Apply in person to: Michael (305) 481-4301 KEY COLONY INN 700 W. Ocean Drive, KCB.

The Early Learning Coalition currently seeks to fill its vacancy in the Marathon office: With Keynoter Part Time Early Learning Specialist – Eligibility/Child Retail Merchandiser Care Resource & Referral AMERICAN GREETINGS is Duties include determining eli- looking for Retail Greeting gibility for child care assistance Card Merchandisers in and assisting parents to enroll Marathon, FL. As a member of Classifieds in early learning programs. our team, you will ensure the Experience in eligibility, early greeting card department is care and education desirable; merchandised and maintained Bi-lingual English/Spanish to provide customers the best strongly preferred. This is a selection of cards and product part time position 25 hours per to celebrate life’s events. Join 743-5551 week; excellent salary; no the American Greetings family benefits.Forward resumes to today by applying online at: abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVYXYZ<>1234567890,./-=_+:” [email protected] WorkatAG.com or call by Monday, February 3rd. 1.888.323.4192 Keynoter KeysInfoNet.com Saturday, February 2, 2014 9B

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MAKEMAKE SOME SOME MARINE MARKET EXTRAEXTRA CASH CASH is now accepting applications for: Deliver our newspapers 7 days a Medical Technologist (2) week between 4:30 am and 7:30 am in Key West or Big Pine Key Echo Technologist (Per diem) (two positions needed)

Executive Administrative Asst. Potential income $350- $450 per week Environmental Services Aid For more information Call Alex Environmental Svcs Supervisor 305.522.1460 Pharmacy Technician (Per diem)

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100880347-01POSITIONS AVAILABLE AT: Steve Buckholt Boat Sales The Guidance/Care Center, Inc. VP/Owner & Service A BASSPRO SHOPS AFFILIATE Behavioral Health Therapist # 187 Come work in our Modern Restaurant Providing individual and group counseling for mental health WE ARE ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR: MARINE and substance abuse clients in the Marathon office. Florida Evinrude • Johnson • Yamaha Mechanics • Boat Storage • Parts Dept. • Fuel Dock License Required: LCSW, LMHC or LMFT. Bi-lingual preferred. Fish Cutter • Host/Hostess Triumph Boats Full time. Server/Bartender • Line Cook 77 Coco Plum Drive • Marathon, FL 33050 Per Diem RN - Marathon #253 Telephone (305)743-7008 • Fax (305) 743-7882 Florida licensed RN to provide Services on Crisis Stabilization / Part time. Must be experienced. Email: [email protected] www.shelterbaymarineinc.com Detox units. Apply @ Restaurant Administrative Office Client Advocate 81532 Overseas Hwy., MM 81.5 Bayside YOUR 2x2 AD HERE! 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Quick Fact: During each drift we were hooked up to both amberjack and blackfin tuna using a combination of grunts, blue runners and vertical jigs. Local captains showed kingfish Karma on water Capt. Delph holds mackerel tourney record It was happening. The eastbound cur- rent was finally pushing hard against the submarine wreck and the furthest west end off the Key West Long Bar. The wahoo and blackfin tuna and everything else that swims was in a mad dog feeding mode. Some of the light tack- le vessels were seasoning the blue soup with live pilchards, forcing the boiling blackfin tuna to skyrocket inches below the open beaks of frigate birds also trying to get their share. Massive pandemonium! On The Along the outside Water edges of the light tackle fleet were larger sportfish vessels dragging baits and doing their best to avoid disrupting the cen- ter console vessels while still providing their anglers the thrill of the feed. It seemed like everyone was at the bar. Marlin Scott In the middle of all the pandemonium was the 40-foot SeaHunter Protege with Captain Billy Delph at the helm. He too was pitching pilchards while his anglers cheered to the screaming drags and bent rods all hooked up to blackfin tuna. Captain Billy had positioned his ves- sel in such a way that the blackfin tuna were directly down current off of the bow. It was perfect for pitching baits into the boiling school. For over an hour, every angler on the charter was hooked up. Eventually his anglers stopped fishing due Captain Billy Delph, David Delph (Top Junior Angler Award winner), Daniel Delph, Steve Squires, Sam Shaw and Lynwood Reeves to fatigue, they were done. hold a 70.68-pound king mackerel they caught during the Stock Island Marina Village King Mackerel Tournament. During each drift on our charter vessel was next so the remaining live bait was Billy’s wife Piper texted the message, numbers stopped at 70.68 pounds. The Premium Time, we were hooked up to both now ours. As Captain Billy pulled away, “Are you here at the weigh in? Billy’s oversized kingfish shattered the Stock amberjack and blackfin tuna using a com- our anglers openly discussed the classy about to crush the scales!” Island Marina Village King Mackerel bination of grunts, blue runners and verti- manner exhibited. I told them it was good Winning a tournament is always Tournament record and beat the leading cal jigs. The blue runners were the hot captain Karma. Fast forward to the very thrilling, but this win was something more. fish by over 10 pounds. Additionally, ticket and we were running low. Here next week. Captain Billy Delph won first place last Captain Billy Delph now holds the largest comes the Karma. Karma Strikes! year too. This would make two years in a kingfish aggregate weight in SKA tourna- Without even a request for sharing bait, The Stock Island Marina Village King row that he took first place competing ment history. Captain Billy turned the bow of the Mackerel Tournament was in day-two, and against many fishing teams that concen- True class on the water, Captain Billy SeaHunter towards our transom, filled a the leader board was tight with kingfish trate completely on king mackerel tourna- Delph. Congratulations to the team! five gallon bucket with live bait and hand- close to 60 pounds holding first place. At ments. The talent is endless. ed it to my deckhand, Captain Seth Hopp, 2:15 p.m. my phone started ringing and As the weighmaster struggled to lift the Capt. Marlin Scott owns FishMonster allowing our anglers continued success. texts came in with the I.D. Delph. I knew fish onto the scale, everyone stared in Charters in Key West. He said he was done and shark fishing it then, the Karma must have happened. amazement and then cheered when the

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