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WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,NOVEMBER 12, 2011 VOLUME 58, NO. 91 ● 25 CENTS MONROE COUNTY WE HAVE A WINNER Gastesi: Expand use of infrastructure tax By SEAN KINNEY Rehabbing the old Seven Mile Bridge, ing to the $156 million need- [email protected] ed to complete the unincor- renovating Higgs Beach possibilities porated county’s Lower Keys If Keys voters decide to regional sewer project, “but extend Monroe County’s 1- purchase and overhaul of the “This is my initiative,” he in conversation, we realized cent infrastructure tax for former Rowell’s Marina at said, cautioning that the there’s other quality-of-life decades to come, some of mile marker 104 into a pub- County Commission has yet projects out there we should the proceeds could go lic events site. to approve or event discuss tack on. We’ve got kind of a beyond financing state-man- The tax, approved by vot- an extension. If it does agree, wish list forming.” dated sewer projects. ers in 1989 and extended in Gastesi would like it on the That list includes funding So says County Admin- 2003, is set to sunset in Nov. 6, 2012, presidential the Higgs Beach redevelop- istrator Roman Gastesi, who 2018; since the first year of ballot. ment at $5 million; the plan says that in addition to collection in 1990, it’s raised Gastesi said the tax calls for rerouting Atlantic wastewater projects, the mil- $344,354,734, the adminis- brings in around $25 million Boulevard to enlarge the lions of dollars generated trator said. per year, of which the coun- beach side of the park, rehab- could go to such things as Speaking Wednesday at ty keeps $13 million, Key bing a playground, and a restoring the old Seven Mile an informal gathering of West $6 million, Marathon litany of other improvements. Bridge to keep it open to Keyswide government and $2 million, Islamorada $1.5 Gastesi didn’t go into bicyclists, skaters and walk- utility leaders at the Gato million, Key Colony Beach specifics on ideas for the for- ers, and perhaps someday Building in Key West, $200,000 and Layton mer Rowell’s Marina, a large get fishing allowed back on Gastesi said he’d like to see $50,000. bayside parcel used for com- Photo by ANDY NEWMAN/FLORIDA KEYS NEWS BUREAU it; renovation of Higgs the tax extended for between “Wastewater is a big piece Joshua Zajac won top honors Thursday night for his Flagler’s Beach in Key West; and the 15 years and 25 years. of this,” Gastesi said, allud- ● See Tax, 3A Rusty Spike, a cocktail created to mark the 100th anniversary of the Key West Extension of the Florida East Coast Railway. Zajac mixed equal amounts of apple cider, Goldschlager cinnamon KEY WEST schnapps and Laird’s Applejack brandy, and sprinkled in brown cinnamon sugar. The 22-year-old student won $100 at the Key Largo Chamber of Commerce’s 30th annual Cookoff, where the drink-contest judging was done.

CRIME FRONT Missing woman’s body discovered Nicole,” the Orlando Suspect caught Sentinel quoted Sheriff’s in Lower Keys Office spokeswoman Twis Lizasuain as saying. following chase “Based on the description, we do believe it to be Nicole Keynoter Staff Fields,” Lizasuain told the Sentinel. “The body was in a A body thought to be that wooded area in thick brush of missing Orlando woman behind a house.” Nicole Fields — whose Authorities had been boyfriend was arrested in the searching for the body of Keys on Nov. 4 after crashing Fields, a 26-year-old mother her car off Big Coppitt Key — of two, after Louis, her ex- was found Thursday behind boyfriend, said “she may not an Orlando-area home, be alive,” the Sentinel quoted according to the Osceola Lizasuain as saying. County Sheriff’s Office. Monday, Osceola County Steven Louis, 28, the sus- Sheriff’s Office detectives pect in the case, had “been obtained an aggravated-bat- working with investigators tery warrant for Louis, who Photo by ANDY NEWMAN/FLORIDA KEYS NEWS BUREAU and [Thursday] morning they was released from Lower brought him to the Poinciana The Key West World Championship continued on Friday and closes out on Sunday.Two men died on Wednesday,the area in hopes of locating ● See Missing, 2A first day of the races. MOSQUITO CONTROL Race deaths ‘so unfortunate’ District to try area Thursday morning for a Sunrise Beach, Mo., and the inherent risks involved in Mayor helps memorial service honoring Tillman, from Kaiser, Mo., powerboat racing: “This is a Morgan’s wife Robert Morgan and Jeffrey are planned. very dangerous sport and the skeeter breeding Tillman; the team, of Big The two fatalities were racers know that. You push it with funeral Thunder Marine out of the first for the Key West to the edge and see how far fever, would be genetically Missouri, died Wednesday race week since 1995, when you can go.” Goal: Eliminating altered and released into the By SEAN KINNEY when, in the third lap while one racer died and three oth- Craig Cates, Key West’s dengue-carrying wild so that, after mating, [email protected] passing Mallory Square, ers were seriously injured. mayor and an avid follower their offspring would die their 46-foot Skater, with Morgan won two Key West of the racing scene, this Old Town bugs before reaching adulthood, Along with the roar of four 1,200 horsepower world titles in his career, week helped Morgan’s causing the wild breeding engines, faint scent of gaso- engines, went airborne, land- 1998 and 2001. widow Sue make arrange- By RYAN McCARTHY population to decrease dra- line and palpable excitement, ing violently on the canopy. Event organizer John ments for her husband, who [email protected] matically. a sense of loss and remem- Shocked spectators looked Carbonell said Morgan had will be laid to rest near his “This approach works at brance for two fallen friends on as rescue divers descended come out of retirement for father outside of his home- In what seems like a polar a cellular level to stop larvae marked the second day of on the wreck, bringing the rac- one last go-around in the town of Wichita, Kan. opposite of its mission, the from developing to adults, is races Friday at the 31st Super ers onto a support vessel, with Southernmost City. Cates and his wife Cheryl Florida Keys Mosquito non-toxic and consequently Boat International World fervent attendants performing “He told me a few days ago met the Morgans some years Control District is looking to it does not affect other Championship in Key West. cardiopulmonary resuscitation that this was his last hurrah. ago at a car show in Cape get into the business of insects or other species like Members of the power- on the way into U.S. Coast He was a hell of a nice guy and Coral and developed a close breeding mosquitoes. fish and birds that might eat boating community gathered Guard Sector Key West. is going to be missed.” But these mosquitoes, the at the Truman Waterfront pit Autopsies on Morgan, of Carbonell acknowledged ● See Race, 2A kind that transmit dengue ● See Mosquitoes, 3A

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NEWS BRIEFS MONROE COUNTY Who was represented Keys man charged Monroe County Administrator Roman Gastesi on for 60 pounds of pot Alliance might Wednesday convened the first meeting of his so-called public service alliance, the goal of which is realize taxpay- A Key West man was er savings through intergovernmental cooperation. The group, which agreed to meet quarterly, comprised: arrested last Sunday after ● police in Illinois found 60 embrace insurance pool Jesus Jara, Monroe County School District pounds of marijuana in a superintendent. Blue Cross and Blue Shield Cross and Blue Shield. The ● false compartment of an Roger Hernstadt, Marathon city manager. Governments, of Florida formed a consen- switch from Wells Fargo is ● external fuel tank on his Debbie Frederick, deputy county administrator. sus to get back together with expected to lower this year’s ● truck, authorities said. utilities look Tina Boan, county budget director. their respective policy con- estimated county insurance ● Charles Hamilton, 56, Danise Henriquez, county tax collector. sultants. The goal: discuss costs from $18.1 million to ● was stopped in Chenoa, Ill., for savings Harry Sawyer, county supervisor of elections. potential discounts through $14.4 million — a savings of ● Mike Rice, Sheriff’s Office bureau chief of the for a traffic offense at 7:31 By SEAN KINNEY larger group purchases. $3.7 million; pharmacy bene- a.m. Sunday by Illinois State administrative division. [email protected] Gastesi said that among fits for county workers were ● Lynn Tejeda, Keys Energy Services chief executive Police on Interstate 55. insured employees of Monroe also changed, netting further Although the initial stop officer. Meeting at the Gato County, the Florida Keys savings of $454,000. ● Jim Reynolds, Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority stemmed from an alleged Building in Key West on Aqueduct Authority and the Marathon City Manager driver’s license offense, the executive director. Wednesday, representatives School District, significant Roger Hernstadt said creat- ● Scott Newberry, Florida Keys Electric Cooperative trooper detected indications of more than a dozen Florida savings could be realized. ing a broader insured pool of potential criminal activity chief executive officer. Keys governments and utili- “If we can somehow over might be appealing to the ● Ron Sutton, Key Colony Beach mayor and and used his police dog to ties agreed there are ways to the next year or two kind of insurers, since they could search the pickup, state administrator. save money by collaborating mesh it together,” Gastesi access a larger market share ● police District 6 Capt. Ed Koconis, Islamorada village manager. on some services. said, “you’re talking 5,000 by way of the intergovern- ● Suzanne Jansky said in a Bob Shillinger,chief assistant Monroe County attorney. The cost of employees’ people. It’s time to sit down mental cooperation. ● prepared statement. Karl Borglum, county property appraiser. health insurance appears to be and really negotiate or we’re “We may be able to use ● The dog found a com- Michael Doyle, Mosquito Control District director. the first target where the group going to take our business that as a little leverage,” he ● Kim Gabel, Cooperative Extension Service horticul- partment concealed in an has agreement to proceed. elsewhere. That’s the big said of group buying, “but external fuel tank, she said. ture agent. Monroe County Admin- picture. Health care is proba- it’s also the ability to bring ● The tank contained 60 indi- Craig Marsten, Key West Fire Department division istrator Roman Gastesi bly the easiest.” in the others that may not be chief. vidually packaged one- organized the meeting with The county alone has with Blue Cross and Blue pound bricks of pot with an the aim of eliminating dupli- 2,200 people participating in Shield.” estimated street value of cation of services and finding the health insurance pro- He suggested sitting Jesus Jara said: “If everyone this sort of thing,” but cau- $250,000, she said. economies of scale to save gram; of those, 1,200 are down the insurance compa- is in the room, we can have a tioned that in scenarios that Hamilton was charged in money. He dubbed the effort employees, 340 are retirees ny consultants and “pepper frank discussion.” would see one agency pro- McLean County Circuit a “public service alliance.” and 600 are dependents. them with questions — why Hernstadt labeled the viding a service to another, Court with manufacture and Over the course of the In June, the Monroe it could or couldn’t work and potential health-care initia- such as fleet management, “it delivery of marijuana, pos- two-hour discussion, entities County Commission approved what’s the downside.” tive as “probably one of the gets a little more ticklish.” session of marijuana and traf- that purchase insurance from a three-year deal with Blue Schools Superintendent easier areas to approach on ficking. He was being held on $5,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court Nov. 18. COMMERCIAL FISHING ON THE WATER — McClatchy-Tribune FWC looks at legalizing casitas FWC takes up KEYS WEATHER become legal gear as part of take up permanent residence Underwater the regular fishery. State sci- at a casita. Florida Keys issues PREDICTED TEMPERATURES structures entists worked with members The study also concludes shark species to include the of the Ecologically Concerned that casitas tend to remain More shark DAY HIGH LOW four new ones — the tiger, nab lobster Commercial Divers of the relatively stationary, causing protection great hammerhead, scalloped SAT. 77 71 Lower Keys group to gather only minor changes to the and smooth hammerhead. SUN. 82 74 By KEVIN WADLOW information for the new hard bottom of the surround- among items If approved, the ban on MON. 83 75 Senior Staff Writer report. ing area. Small reef fish, pri- taking the four species TUES. 83 75 [email protected] Taken from the Spanish marily juvenile grunts, con- By KEVIN WADLOW could take effect in January. for “little house,” casitas are gregate around casitas in Senior Staff Writer Most items of interest to Forecast: Expect partly Casitas — manmade used to attract and aggregate large numbers. [email protected] the Keys on the FWC’s cloudy skies with a slight structures put on the sea lobster so divers can harvest FWC staff will ask its agenda take place on chance of showers. floor to attract lobster — them quickly and easily. board members: “Should Possible rule changes for Wednesday. These include: may not be the environmen- “The major impact of staff begin a proposal for the shark fishing and nearshore ● Florida Keys National Visit KeysNet.com/weather tal nightmare some feared, a casitas on the lobster fishery use of casitas as a managed anchoring will be among Marine Sanctuary Super- for radar and extended forecast. new state study says. is they increase the rate of fishing gear in the commer- issues of Florida Keys inter- intendent Sean Morton “Lobster movement pat- lobster removal during the cial spiny lobster fishery?” If est when the state’s Fish and updates the state agency on terns do not appear to be first month of the fishing sea- the agency seeks to further Wildlife Conservation the sanctuary’s ongoing BEACH ADVISORIES affected by the presence of son and therefore shift land- investigate legalizing casitas, Commission comes to Key review of its regulations. casitas,” says a summary of ings from trappers to divers,” the process could take years, Largo this week. State waters are a large part The Monroe County the report, authored by John the report authors found. staff cautioned. The board of the agency of the marine sanctuary. Health Department tests Hunt of the Florida Fish and Based on sample surveys, A half-dozen state and convenes at 8:30 a.m. ● Encouraging fish-pop- Keys beaches twice weekly Wildlife Research Institute. scientists estimate the study federal agencies, including Wednesday and Thursday at ulation reports on species for the presence of enteric However, there are an area — 233 square miles in the Florida Keys National the Key Largo Grande Resort, including spotted sea trout bacteria. There currently awful lot of the illegally Gulf of Mexico waters north Marine Sanctuary, have mile marker 97 bayside. will be presented. are no beaches with health placed casitas in Lower Keys of the Lower Keys, generally some jurisdiction over the FWC staff will seek ● Action to align grouper advisories against swim- waters, the report notes, and 25 to 35 feet deep — holds sea bottom around the Keys, approval to move forward rules for Gulf of Mexico ming. they do significantly change from 1,000 to 1,500 illegally the report notes. on adding tiger sharks and waters with federal rules early-season catches by placed casitas. Issues that would be three species of hammer- will be considered. CONTACT US commercial fishers. Trap fishermen contend raised include how many head sharks to the state’s ● The Florida Keys Hunt, a leading state lob- that large numbers of the casitas could be placed, how protected list. Commercial Fishermen’s ster expert who heads the artificial habitats might dis- they would be built and who Association will make a Upper Keys The FWC board gave a FWRI’s Marathon office, will rupt the lobsters’ natural would be licensed to take presentation to FWC marine 91655 Overseas Highway preliminary nod earlier this outline findings of the two- westward-moving migration lobster from them. law enforcement. Tavernier, FL 33070 year to expanding the state year study to the Fish and through the Keys. A copy of the FWRI pres- list of two dozen protected Newsroom . . . .(305) 852-3216 Wildlife Conservation Com- For the study, scientists entation on lobster casitas is Advertising . . .(305) 852-3216 mission at the board’s Wed- outfitted a group of lobsters available at http://myfwc Fax ...... (305) 853-1040 nesday meeting in Key Largo. with small underwater trans- .com. The FWC board begins Fax ...... (305) 852-0199 At the urging of commer- mitters tracked by sub-sea meetings at 8:30 a.m. Wed- ‘Just a great guy’ cial lobster divers in late 2006, listening stations. The initial nesday and Thursday at the racing destination,” high- Marathon From Race, 1A the FWC asked its research results suggest lobster did Key Largo Grande Resort, lighted by a bustling sum- 3015 Overseas Highway agency to see if casitas could not halt their movement to mile marker 97 bayside. mer tourist season. (P.O. Box 500158) friendship that saw them trav- “He was just a great all- Marathon, FL 33050-0158 el to Morgan’s marina for the around guy and we’re sure Newsroom . . .(305) 743-5551 LAYTON Lake of the Ozarks Shootout, going to miss him,” Kengay Advertising . . .(305) 743-5551 an event Morgan was instru- said. “He was great com- Fax ...... (305) 743-6397 mental in developing. munity-wise and also as a Fax ...... 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(305) 296-1287 [email protected] for the city,” he said. “I’m and I congratulate Mr. so unfortunate. He’ll be going to sit and observe. I Murchie on his win. I will sorely missed.” was always a highlight of the Shootout when Bob E-mail Political newcomer have ideas on a few things file the necessary papers to Morgan worked the boat would race. He loved get- [email protected] William Murchie ousted but we’ll let them go until I run for mayor, as soon as throttle while Tillman pilot- four-term incumbent John see how things work.” the qualifying period opens ed the boat. ting out there and meeting the people, talking about Missing your paper? Cromartie from the Layton Murchie said he eventu- next year,” he said. Mike Kenagy, executive racing. It’s really a sad day We no longer offer same-day City Council Tuesday. ally wants to explore The qualifying period director of the Lake West for us.” redelivery for missing or wet Murchie, 62, a semi- installing speed bumps on for next year’s election is Chamber of Commerce in Morgan and Tillman, a papers. Customers can retired civil engineer, gar- South Layton Drive. It’s a from noon Aug. 6 until Missouri, said it’s a “sad developer, last competed as request a credit or next-day nered 52 votes in the Seat 1 15 mph zone and he says noon Aug. 17. Along with day” for the lake communi- a team aboard Big Thunder redelivery by calling race to commercial fisher- drivers routinely reach 40 Anderson, Clark Snow ty, which he said Morgan for the Shootout last August. 743-5551. After hours, call man Cromartie’s 49 in the mph or more. (Seat 2) and Katie Scott helped turn into a “premier toll-free (800) 843-4372. small-town election. 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Even if it Health Research for Oxitec did happen, their offspring Ltd. in Abindon, England, would have the gene,” which with Mosquito Doyle said. Control is partnering. Doyle said the district Oxitec has already tried set aside $100,000 for the this in the Cayman Islands, Oxitec trial. Malaysia and Brazil, and “That’ll take us trough the company says it’s been this year. It’ll probably successful. cost us $200,000 to “In the Cayman Islands, $300,000 per year depend- we showed an 80 percent ing on how many mosqui- reduction in the mosquito toes we need to release,” population within about he said. three months and we But that could end up would expect a similar saving the district money result in Key West,” over time because the dis- Nimmo said. trict has spent $400,000 in This would be the first the past year on Old Town time genetically engi- helicopter treatments for neered mosquitoes would dengue fever. That doesn’t be released in the U.S. The include the district’s eight effort would be focused in full-time dengue inspec- Old Town Key West, the tors. “I’m thinking it flashpoint for dengue-car- Photos courtesy PAUL RIETER and DERRIC NIMMO rying Aedes aegypti mos- would be a third of quitoes. A pair of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes (left) breeds in captivity. This ‘insectory’ (right) is similar to what the Florida Keys the cost if it works Oxitec would grow the Mosquito Control District and England-based biotechnology company Oxitec hope to use early next year to breed like the company mosquito eggs in England genetically altered male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes. thinks it will,” and send them here, where Doyle said. Mosquito Control would California, they release powder, release them and in the breeding lab and the natural enemies here. breed the engineered bugs. hundreds of millions of go out to trap them to see males are in cages and Their whole way to sur- That’s pending U.S. Mediterranean fruit flies a how far they’re flying. emerge as adults. “Males vive is to avoid other Department of Agriculture week.” Also, it’ll tell us how just fly around looking for species,” he said. approval. He said two 36-square- many mosquitoes are out females,” Doyle said. There’s also a concern There have been no acre blocks of land are there on any given block,” “They’re like lots of very the mosquitoes could reported cases of dengue being targeted for a trial Doyle said. small employees.” develop an immunity to fever in the Keys this year, run early in 2012. They’re So how is success A New York Times the lethal gene. but Monroe County health near the Key West measured? story about the effort in “In ideal lab con- officials confirmed 93 Cemetery but that the “The proof in the pud- the Keys says numerous ditions, there’s a cases since the disease location and the size could ding is few adult male researchers say Oxitec is possibility they was first reported in the change. mosquitoes” breeding in “arousing concern about survive to summer of 2009. It causes For the trial, “We will the wild, Doyle said. possible unintended adulthood. bone pain and related mal- rear 5,000 to 10,000 mos- “That would take about effects on public health That’s adies but isn’t fatal. quitoes [which would take two months ... We won’t and the environment.” highly “The Keys are well about two weeks], release know until early summer Doyle said he’s comfort- known for being progres- them in a small area,” if the whole thing is suc- able with the technology. sive and trying new Doyle said. The idea is to cessful.” “Aedes aegypti is an things. I’ve arranged to try outnumber wild males 10 Some researchers have invasive species ... it only a small trial as soon as the to 1 because lab-born voiced concern that lives around people, so regulatory approvals come mosquitoes are “not going female mosquitoes, which it’s not a natural in,” Mosquito Control to be as tough.” That are the only ones that bite, mosquito you’d Director Michael Doyle makes it more difficult for would be released, but find out in the said. “It’s a new technolo- them to find females with Oxitec has developed a marshes. It gy for mosquitoes; it’s a which to mate. method to separate them at doesn’t very old technology [used] “We’re going to dust the pupa stage. have since the 1940s. In them with a fluorescent The females are killed many Bricks and mortar? From Tax, 1A dents would support the someone earning extension, particularly with $40,000 a year munity events like the Key the quality-of-life component. would save only Largo Food and Wine “You’ve got to find ways $2 per week. Festival and the Key Largo to get people to support it,” Stone Crab and Seafood he said. “I don’t think it’ll be Festival, but mentioned a a hard sell, but you’ve got to developed public park or give them something to boat ramp. vote for.” And the old Seven Mile Gastesi estimated that if Bridge, built as part of the the tax were discontinued, Florida East Coast Railway some 100 years ago, has been closed to vehicular traf- fic since 2007 and fishing since 2008. 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EDITORIAL CELEBRATING OUR PAST GOP,pay heed to Florida seniors They say no to Medicare, Social Security cuts and hold clout in state’s presidential politics As several states jockey for position as the key to deciding the 2012 presidential election, it’s clear Florida can lay a claim as legitimate as Ohio, Pennsylvania or Michigan. That’s based on one fact: Florida’s voting profile This is a celebratory parade skews heavily toward the senior end of the age scale. on Duval Street in Key West And traditionally, that’s been good for Republicans on Nov. 11, 1918 — the day running in the Sunshine State. World War 1 hostilities This time, however, there’s a growing rift develop- ended with an armistice, or ing between what the GOP presidential frontrunners temporary truce. However, are preaching about Social Security and Medicare and the war officially ended on what those senior voters in Florida think is good for June 28, 1919, when the them. Treaty of Versailles was A new poll commissioned by the AARP (formerly signed.The war was fought known as the American Association of Retired Persons) released this week shows that nearly 60 per- by Russia, France, Britain and cent of the Republican primary voters in Florida are the U.S. on one side and, on retired. the other, Germany, along Asked about proposed cuts to Social Security bene- with Turkey and Hungary. fits, those responding were opposed by 68-28 percent, Nov. 11 is now, of course, the AARP pollsters noted. Veterans Day. Asked about reducing Medicare benefits to help Photo courtesy reduce the deficit, the poll showed only 22 percent of MONROE COUNTY LIBRARY likely Republican primary voters would endorse that idea. Nearly 70 percent said no way. Clearly, there’s a disconnect in the GOP ranks when GUEST COLUMN it comes to these hot-button issues. Yes, it’s easy for the GOP candidates and their han- Veterans Day through the eyes of a military family dlers to say “there go the Democrats, trotting out the ol’ Social Security and Medicare scare machine.” The armistice that eventually ended before he joined the after the end of World War II. Some say Only, this wasn’t the Democrats asking the questions. hostilities in the Great War and the lives U.S. Coast Guard it’s not yet over. The AARP attempts to be nonpartisan, as much as of 20 million people was signed by the (then under the direc- Just as World War II was the direct it can. And clearly it sees seniors as their constituency, allies and Germany on the 11th day of tion of the Navy) — outgrowth of World War I and its pun- which also means a particular focus on retirement the 11th month in the 11th hour in an assignment that ishing Versailles Treaty, Korea closely issues, especially anything that messes with Social Compiegne, France; it was 1918, and saw him and his crew followed World War II, while Vietnam Security or Medicare. Armistice Day was born. The Versailles aboard the cutter had its origins in French Colonialism Treaty officially ending World War I Redbud patrolling the and the “freedom” from colonial rule “The message these [Florida] voters are sending is wasn’t signed until the summer of 1919. Florida coastline, granted to it by the occupying Japanese clear: Do not cut the Social Security and Medicare The war to end all wars embroiled Jim Pettorini including the Florida during World War II. benefits they’ve earned,” said Nancy LeaMond, most of Europe beginning in 1914, long and his wife Keys. Another undeclared war — Vietnam AARP executive vice president. before a reluctant President Wilson of 45 years, The Pettorini boys, — saw my brother, John Pettorini, and In a statement released on Thursday, she added: would ask Congress for a declaration of Paula, have my father and his five cousin Michael Pettorini (son of war in 1917 and a call to arms of a gen- brothers — six sons of Alberto) serve in country with the “These findings demonstrate that strong majorities of lived in Key supporters for every Republican presidential candidate eration of young Americans. Italian immigrants — Army, and cousin Robert Pettorini (son Colony Beach oppose cuts to Social Security and Medicare benefits.” Sent to the Western Front in the enlisted in the armed of Gino) was aboard ship with the Navy And it’s not even a closely divided electorate on spring of 1918, my grandfather, George since 2004, forces and served in — another generation of duty-bound, that score. Connelly, would attain the rank of ser- moving from every branch: Army, reluctant warriors. “Support of Medicare was even more pronounced, geant in the U.S. Army Cavalry. A Chicago after Giovanni; Air Force, Yet again, a generation commits to strapping blacksmith from New Haven, Mario and Gino; the call of service. My son, James, with voters opposing cuts to the federal health pro- Jim retired as Conn., all of 22 years of age, George president Coast Guard, Marine Corps, celebrated his 30th birth- gram by a 70-22 percent margin,” the AARP said. was called to duty and along with thou- Vincenzo; Navy, day with thousands of his brothers in and chief Here’s the real kicker: The popularity of both feder- sands of Yanks like him were welcomed Alberto; and Marine arms during the invasion of Iraq in al programs extends to GOP party members who said by the allies with open arms as songs of operating Corps, Levino. They March 2003 — Operation Iraqi they agree with the Tea Party and had attended Tea “Over There” and “Roll out the Barrel” officer of served and fought in Freedom. Party events. filled the air. America would make its insurance the Pacific to the Our World War I and World War II So one thing becomes clear: Florida is in play presence known on the world stage and company Atlantic, on the family members are all but gone — the because it can swing presidential elections. And never look back. CNA Long ground, in the air and men and their wives, our aunts and increasingly, it will be how seniors vote — and how Less than 15 years after the Term Care. on the seas. uncles, and parents. They were a unique many — that may determine who shapes those critical armistice, Japan invaded Manchuria Another first-gen- group of people who loved each other, and committed atrocities known as the eration American, Pasquale Gallucci, their families, their country, and God. decisions about Social Security and Medicare beyond Rape of Manchuria. By 1937, the then future father of my future wife We may not see their like again. 2012. Empire of the Rising Sun invaded Paula, enlisted in Marine Corps at age Without their example, I would not China; World War II had begun in Asia. 30, despite a draft deferral, a wife and have a brother, cousins and son who did Germany invaded Poland in 1939, two children. He was so “old,” his what they had to do when they had to beginning World War II in Europe. It Marine Corps brothers at Paris Island do it, even when they didn’t want to do would be a full two years before a called him Pop. He received the Purple it. Japanese sneak attack on Pearl Harbor Heart during the invasion of Okinawa. Today, Veterans Day (Nov. 11) is the Wayne Markham ...... Publisher in late 1941 would see the U.S. entry The world may never forget the mil- name of our national holiday that hon- Larry Kahn ...... Editor into the war. The lessons of war would lions and millions who perished in that ors all American veterans of all wars. Melanie Elder ...... Marketing Director be forever lost on this next generation. war and in the Holocaust. It may be the When I was a kid, it was still called Kathie Bryan ...... Financial Director Little did my grandfather suspect, reason the U.S. Congress has not offi- Armistice Day. The tradition was to Todd Swift ...... Production Manager upon returning home from France in cially declared war on any nation since. take two minutes of silence at 11 a.m. as Carter Townshend ...... Circulation Manager 1918, that his children’s generation Korea — a war by another name but a sign of respect for all members of the would witness all too soon the world called a “police action” — saw my armed forces who were killed in war. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY warring again. My mother, Betty Uncle Gino (a career airman) continue I hope that each of you did this in Contents copyright 2011 Keynoter Publishing Co. Connelly, married my father, Vince the family tradition of citizen warrior. memory of all those who made the ulti- Pettorini, in February 1942, shortly This one starts in 1950, just five years mate sacrifice. God bless America.

Letters to Letters of local interest are welcome, but subject to editing and condensing.There is a 400-word limit. Letters thanking an individual are welcome. Space does not permit publication of thank-you letters consisting of lists.Letters must be signed.Anonymous letters will not be published.Include a daytime phone number (which will not be published) where you may the Editor be reached if there are questions about your correspondence. Mail: Editor, Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, Marathon, FL 33050 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 743-6397 KEY WEST MARATHON Tow-cap limit likely City rejects tow changes By RYAN McCARTHY lic boat ramp at the former there. By SEAN KINNEY nance was postponed earlier trol of the state-owned sub- [email protected] Quay restaurant. Pruitt told In tow-away zones, state [email protected] this month at the behest of merged land that makes up the council the property’s statute requires signs at each Commissioner Clayton Lopez, the 188-slip Key West Bight. City of Marathon resi- owner, the estate of Gus driveway or curb cut allow- Having finally gained the who wanted to meet with tow If approved, the city would dents and tourists should Boulis, who was murdered ing vehicular access to the consent of industry operators company representatives and give the state Department of keep some extra cash on in Fort Lauderdale in 2001, property. If there are none, the new law would affect, Key hash out points of contention Environmental Protection hand if they plan to take a requested he monitor the “the signs must be posted West Mayor Craig Cates plans prior to Tuesday’s commission $50,592 as consideration for chance and park in a private property. not less than one sign for to bring an ordinance before meeting, set for 6 p.m. at Old the 10-year lease term, valid tow-away zone. Vice Mayor Dick each 25 feet of lot frontage.” the City Commission next City Hall on Greene Street. until May 15, 2021. The City Council on Ramsay said he received Struyf also pointed out week that caps tows from pri- Lopez’s meeting went In other business, commis- Tuesday unanimously voted several e-mails complaining state law regarding sign vate property at $100. down this past Tuesday; sioners will consider applying down its own ordinance that about the towing, in particu- requirements and said the As it stands, tows request- Cates, Lopez and commis- an interim land-use designa- would require tow compa- lar Pruitt’s insistence to real issue is with accepting ed by property owners have sioners Mark Rossi and Tony tion of zoning in progress to nies in the city to accept accept only cash. But Pruitt credit cards. no set price and for years, Yaniz attended. the 23-acre, 157-unit Peary traveler’s checks, credit said customers often dispute “I don’t take credit cards. locals and tourists have com- “We worked out every Court residential neighbor- cards and debit cards in towing charges to their cred- I have a drawer full of local plained of excessive — and issue and we left there with hood while a contract compa- addition to cash. it-card companies. checks bouncing on me,” he sometimes questionable — the price staying at $100,” ny working for the U.S. Navy Florida Keys Towing “Most of the time on the said. “When they walk into fees that drive the price to the Cates said. “We’re just trying brokers the sale of the parcel owner Bill Pruitt, along with credit card, you can kick it your yard, they’re not happy. $300-plus range. to bring the price down to to a private interest. Paradise Towing owner back. We’ll have to fight with We’re the grim reaper, you Cates chalked that up to where it should be.” The zoning-in-progress Kerry Struyf, were on hand people after the fact. If you know?” an industry regulated on the Also contained in the pro- label serves as a placeholder, to argue against accepting make us accept credit cards, Pruitt told the council it’s state level but not locally: posed ordinance is a set “gate limiting more development credit and debit cards. Their you need to make everyone “missing the big picture,” “They were all charging fee” of $30 and language that on the property until the arguments were enough to accept credit cards,” he said, which is a lack of public park- these rates. They’d say, sets the “processing fee” at future-land-use element of sway the council, which dis- referring to some restaurants ing at the boat ramps. “We ‘Well, this company is doing $25 for someone claiming the city’s comprehensive cussed changes to the exist- and taxi companies that need to fix the problem ver- it, so I’ll do it, too.’” the towed auto. plan and land development ing two law two weeks ago. accept only cash. sus coming after us,” he said. Cates brought forward a regulations can be changed. Problems arose recently Pruitt was also clear that City Manager Roger similar measure last year that Other items Peary Court is 23-acres when Florida Keys Towing his company has more than Hernstadt said he’s already eventually failed after a pro- Also on Tuesday’s com- with 157 residential units. It began removing trucks and enough signs — nine, he been in touch with the tracted public comment period. mission agenda is an item could fetch $30 million. boat trailers from the private said — at the Quay property Boulis estate about a parking The second try at the ordi- that would extend city con- property adjacent to the pub- warning against parking arrangement with the city. Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, November 12, 2011 5A

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Hancock was the ished under 19 minutes and fastest seventh runner in the seventh missed doing it It was late Tuesday after- school history, White said. by two seconds at noon and a new era in Key The Conch girls team’s Thursday’s Region 4-2A West High School boys soc- season ended with an meet at Mills Pond Park in cer was about to begin. eighth-place finish, although Fort Lauderdale. As a result, After 13 years, Jason the top two runners — the Conch boys team will go Clifford, a master technician Tristin Milliken and Liz on to the state meet. with a coarse style, was no Czerwinski — had personal- A team had to finish in longer the coach, having best times of 21:44 and the top six to advance — and resigned under parental 22:01, respectively. Milliken the Conchs were fourth. pressure last winter. was 24th overall. Erin They were led by Ryan Now, the job belonged to Czerwinski (23:40), Marlee Wagner, who bettered his Rob Eggers, an affable 51- Gil (24:10) and Morgan personal-best time in the 5K year-old English teacher, Nelson (24:33) also ran. (3.1 miles) by 11 seconds in and his enthusiastic assis- The Coral Shores boys finishing 15th in 17:28, a tant, Frank Dunne, a bald team finished 14th with Photo by BERT BUDDE Key West record for a senior. 52-year-old with an Irish Steven Chadwick (19:37), Key West’s Orion Jones celebrates his goal against Coral Shores on Thursday as teammate If the team hadn’t advanced, Timothy Holt (22:16), John ● See Soccer, 2B Michael McLaughlin tries to catch up to congratulate him. Wagner still would have Perrotti (22:33), John because a runner had to be in Mulkeen (23:15) and the top 15. “He ran the race Mathew Holt (24:54). CORAL SHORES 50, SHERIDAN HILLS 6 of his life,” said coach The state meet for the Terence White. “With a mile Key West boys will be at to go, he was 18th.” 10:50 next Saturday morn- After Wagner, who was ing at Little Everglades Canes finish 5-5 after romp 1:01 behind race winner Ranch in Dade City. Terrill Taylor — leading the First winning charge against the run, the MARATHON SOCCER season in years Sharks found some success through the air. for the team But an interception by freshman Anthony Vera By KEVIN WADLOW stopped one Sheridan Hills Senior Staff Writer threat and put the Canes on [email protected] their way. Team rusher leader Four touchdowns in the Andrew Garcia ripped off 27 second quarter boosted Coral yards to start a 77-yard scor- Shores High to a 50-6 win ing drive, finished when Thursday in its final football Gomez bulled over from five game of 2011. yards out on the second play The victory evened the of the second quarter. Hurricane record at 5-5, Keynoter photo by KEVIN WADLOW A no-gain stop by Cane linebacker Henry Rroshi and breaking a string of losing Coral Shores senior Alex Gomez (1) goes around end for a records for the Upper Keys a pass breakup by Joey long gain in a 50-6 win over Sheridan Hills. Gomez scored Vaughn then ended a Shark program. twice in the Hurricanes season finale Thursday. “All the players and drive at midfield. coaches are very proud we squad, the Hurricanes came the point-after kick to keep After a penalty wiped out were able to get back to out fast: Senior Alex Gomez the lead at 7-6. a 16-yard gain by fullback .500,” said Ed Holly, who returned the opening kick 84 From there it was a Kodi Roberts, Garcia sprinted capped his premiere season as yards to set up his 8-yard Hurricane night, despite a around left end to outrun the Keynoter photo by RYAN McCARTHY head coach. “Coral Shores scoring run on first down. flurry of penalty flags that Shark defenders on a 43-yard Marathon’s Katie Landry (left) fights for the ball in the has a very proud football tra- Sheridan’s Sharks negated long gains, scoring touchdown. Paul Pauchey’s Dolphins’Thursday defeat to Doral. dition so this is a good step answered midway in the first, plays and turnovers. kick made it 22-6 with 7:30 forward for our first year.” hitting a 39-yard touchdown With the Canes’ defensive before halftime. Against a feisty but win- pass after a series of inside front — Hever Viguera, Will Doral overpowers less Sheridan Hills Christian runs. Coral Shores blocked Ismer, David Bogue and ● See Hurricanes, 2B DORAL 26, MARATHON 3 Lady Dolphins last minute. They never Dolphins close out tough football season The 1-2 squad looked back en route to an hosts Somerset 8-0 victory. 2012 squad the end,” Dolphin head and Beckford in the kids will mature and get The Dolphins managed coach Lane Martin said after Dolphins’ graduating senior stronger in the weight this Tuesday five shots on goal during to consist of the finale at Doral Academy class. room,” the coach said. the game, four of which (4-6). “Those guys have been Despite being bumped up By RYAN McCARTHY came in the first half. veteran players Marathon scored its last great but we’re still a very several classes to play in the [email protected] “I’m frustrated for the points of the 2-8 season on a young football team. Of 26 rugged District 16-3A, the By KEVIN WADLOW girls, not at the girls. We’re 39-yard field goal by junior guys on the squad, 19 are Dolphins kept slugging it The Marathon High going to get there. We have Senior Staff Writer kicker Yoniel Esquirol. freshmen or sophomores,” out, Martin said. School girls soccer team to play the regular season [email protected] Ramarlo Robertson set up Martin said. “We start three “With the new district, fell behind early Thursday and try to learn to prepare the scoring drive by inter- freshmen on defense, which we were kind of set up for and struggled to create for the postseason. There As soon as the final cepting a Firebird pass. is the same number of senior trouble from the beginning,” offense in a home loss to are some positives from buzzer sounded on a 26-3 Trevelle Beckford capped defensive starters.” Martin said. “Our guys went Doral Charter Academy. this game and there are loss that ended the Marathon his Marathon football career The upside for 2012 is into a lot of games knowing The Firebirds scored in some negatives,” coach High School football season with 12 carries for 88 yards. that it means eight defensive they had to play perfectly the third and 10th minutes Lynn Landry said. Thursday, the Dolphins Dwayne Ellis, Tommy starters and seven offensive and have a lot of good things to go up 2-0 and added a started thinking about 2012. Dodamead and Joey starters will be eligible to happen for them to have any third during the first half’s ● See Girls soccer, 2B “Our kids played hard to Gonzalez join Robertson return as Dolphins. “These chance at winning.” 2B Saturday, November 12, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter

1505 Copa D’Oro KEY WEST 34, CHAMPAGNAT 8 Marathon Conchs wrap season with easy win Touchdowns by Georges Team finishes and McNeill in the second Can you really put a price on peace of mind? 5-4 on season quarter gave the Conchs a Top Producing Agent in Marathon YTD 2011 21-0 halftime lead. After Eventually you will buy, sell or list your house. By DICK WAGNER Rachel Quad was crowned Call me IMMEDIATELY 305-395-0814. Keynoter Contributor homecoming queen, Key What happens when you imagine listing or purchasing your West scored twice more in property right NOW and moving forward with your plans? Led by a trio of seniors — the third quarter, including Lela Ashkarian NaQuan McNeill, Clive the short TD run by an elat- REALTOR® Georges and St. Pierre Anilus ed Anilus, who will now join P.A., CRS, GRI, e-PRO — the Key West High foot- the wrestling team. (305) 395-0814 ball team closed its season Champagnat avoided a shutout when it scored on a 11050 Overseas Hwy., [email protected] Thursday night with a 34-8 Marathon, FL 33050 www.Living-in-FloridaKeys.com victory over Champagnat 21-yard pass with five min- Catholic in a homecoming utes left in a fourth quarter game at Tommy Roberts that went by quickly because Memorial Stadium. of a running clock. McNeill scored three Junior running back Easy touchdowns on runs of 5, 3 By BERT BUDDE Norman Lopez, who hopes and 24 yards; Georges to be McNeill’s successor St. Pierre Anilus wraps up Champagnat quarterback caught six passes for 95 next season, caught four Breezy yards and scored on a 38- Constant Antoine as William Funnye (7) rushes in passes for 65 yards and yard end-around; and Thursday night. made a 21-yard run. Keysy Anilus, the star linebacker, state playoffs. blocked field goal, we could After the game, the scored on a 4-yard run on Jerry Hughes ended the have been 7-2.” Conchs went back to the Ladies fashions the only offensive carry of fourth year of his second McNeill scored late in the school, where the seniors in natural fabrics his career. stint as the Conchs’ coach. first quarter after a 48-yard turned in their jerseys and The Conchs finished 5-4, He is 22-15 since returning pass set up the touchdown reflected on their careers. “It with one victory coming by to his alma mater in 2008. from junior quarterback was a bawling session,” Unique forfeit. Their losses to “It was an up-and-down Donald Roberts to Georges. Hughes said. “It’s always handmade jewelry Miami powers Norland and season,” he said. “Except for Roberts completed 12 of 22 emotions. This is all some of Jackson kept them out of the a two-point conversion and a passes for 186 yards. these kids have.” Gifts & home accessories MARATHON HOOPS 872-4491 Winn Dixie Shopping Center Lady Dolphins in rebuilding mode on Big Pine Key. few players who’re going to hard in the off-season. I’m The team’s leading Open All players fill those roles nicely.” looking for her to possibly fill rebounder from a season ago 7 Days are junior The team (2-15 last year) the point guard role.” is returning sophomore is without a single senior for Junior Jessica Forest guard Brianna Williams. or younger the season and all but four returning returns as a wing Rounding out the varsity players are freshman or guard. She and fellow junior roster are Katelyn Boyden, By RYAN McCARTHY younger. Cassidy Van Voorst will be Gardine Raymond, Rosalia [email protected] “We have a whole bunch team captains. Parrado, Amanda Davis, of eighth- and ninth-graders,” Freshman Taja Hidalgo is Aurora Young, Yailin Nieda Marathon High School Lindsey said. “What we another returning starter on and Yoslyne Conde. looks to replace four gradu- build on this year we can which the team will rely. She The girls were scheduled ated seniors as girls basket- carry on to next year.” plays solid defense and is to play in a preseason tour- Key Largo 451-4788 | Key West 294-4788 | Big Pine 872-4788 ball coach Leslie Lindsey Returning freshman improving her offensive nament at Westwood 102481 Overseas Hwy., Key Largo, FL 33037 continues rebuilding a pro- Johnisha Qualls will play a game. “We’re looking for Christian School this week- If you don’t know insurance, gram that’s struggled in much larger role this season, her to come up big this sea- end, with a game Friday come get to know us! recent years. Lindsey said. “She didn’t see son. She’s a strong defensive against the Warriors and one “The girls are working many minutes at the varsity player that just hustles and today at 4 p.m. against hard,” she said. “We have a level last year, but she worked gets after it,” Lindsey said. Archimedean Academy. Strong finish Good start to year From Hurricanes, 1B by Gomez and Garcia — to From Soccer, 1B Senior Michael make it 43-6, the game went McLaughlin scored the final Three minutes later, into a running clock. brogue. The two used to goal and the game ended, 4- Bogue recovered a Sheridan A Vaughn interception play soccer together at the 0, beneath a full moon. “It Hills fumble at the Shark 3- started the last Cane drive old Kennedy Drive fields. was a good start, we want to • Home • Wind • Flood • Auto • Motorcycle yard line at 3:56, setting up featuring a 25-yard Roberts “We’re excited,” Eggers continue Jason Clifford’s • Boat • Life • Health • Long-term Disability a Roberts score on a dive run and 9-yard Garcia run said as his team warmed up legacy,” said Eggers. • Umbrella - You name it, We got it! two plays later. before Dunn escaped for the at the Back Yard to face vis- “Absolutely fantastic,” With 1:45 left in the half, 17-yard touchdown that iting Marathon. And in two Dunne added. Viguera tipped a Sheridan made it 50-6. days, they would take on On Thursday afternoon, pass at the line that was “Our guys came in Coral Shores. Eggers expected a tougher intercepted by freshman knowing what they had to With a cash-strapped match against Coral Shores. linebacker Eddie Dunn, do to be successful,” Holly program and a booster club At the 10-minute mark, who raced 44 yards for the said. “We’re very happy plagued by dissension, Orion Jones (“He’s a spark final score of the opening with the way they finished Eggers was trying to ward out there,” Eggers said) half. up.” off the distractions. When stole the ball and beat As Coral Shores scored Coral Shores graduates he discovered that some uni- Hurricane keeper Alejandro on a 37-yard drive in the 11 seniors from the 5-5 forms from last season were Bolivar for a 1-0 lead. A third quarter — a 23-yard squad. missing, he said he used header by Kaemon Tomita Roberts run, set up by runs $625 of his money to buy made it 2-0, but Alec new ones “so we wouldn’t Huston answered with his be embarrassed.” left foot to cut the lead to 2- The game began in 5 1 before halftime. Dolphins regroup o’clock sunshine, and only Early in the second half, two minutes in, the Conchs’ the visitors’ A.J. Paterson From Girls soccer, 1B Savannah Rodamer had Elec Fils-Aime scored for a got a penalty kick behind the Dolphins’ only shot on 1-0 lead. Eggers and Dunne goalie Roderick Gil to tie stood side by side on the the game at 2-2. Soon after The team is young and goal in the second half, sideline. “Fantastic! that, the Conchs’ Justin inexperienced for the most while Doral added goals in Fantastic! Fantastic!” Hamilton tried a PK that part, and many of the play- the third, sixth and 10th Dunne yelled. “Well played. Bolivar got in front of. But ers haven’t played together minutes to put the game That’s great football.” the ball bounced away and before. Thursday’s game out of reach at 6-0. The It was still 1-0 early in Hamilton put in the rebound was the first time all play- seventh and eighth goals the second half when Justin to make it 3-2. ers were available to play. came late in the second Hamilton swooped out of As time wound down, “Last year [Doral] beat half. nowhere to make it 2-0. On the Conchs went into a us, 3-2, and we beat them Marathon (1-2) was the sideline, Eggers told a defensive mode. “Get it out 2-1 the year before, so scheduled to host Pine trio of players, “Don’t com- of there,” Dunne yelled with that’s what I was expect- Crest School Friday, but plain, say, ‘Yes, coach.’ ” 15 seconds left. And they ing. I figured it would be a results were not available Clifford was one of the did — to preserve a 3-2 vic- really hard-fought game at press time. The girls are spectators. When Fila-Aime tory and a 2-0 start on the and there was a little break- slated to host Somerset broke toward the goal, the season. down here and there,” Academy Tuesday at 6 former coach yelled, “I feel better now than I Landry said. p.m. at the high school. “You’re in, Elec.” did before the season,” A bit later, Marathon Hamilton said. “I didn’t keeper Edwin Ibanez came have a lot of expectations.” Public Meetings Scheduled by and with the City of Marathon for November 2011 out to stop John Remercy. The last words went to City Council City Manager The two collided before the Dunne: “These guys never Conch sophomore raced in stopped. I’m proud of Pete Worthington, Mayor Roger Hernstadt for a tap-in goal. them.” Dick Ramsay, Vice Mayor City Attorneys Richard Keating , Councilmember Stearns Weaver Miller Mike Cinque, Councilmember Weissler Alhadeff Ginger Snead, CouncilmemberCITY OF MARATHON & Sitterson, PA Please note that more than one Marathon City Council/Board/Committee member may participate in the meetings listed. SUBJECT: DATE: TIME: LOCATION: City Celebration 11/12/11 11:00am Marathon Community Park, 200 36th Street Code Board Hearing 11/16/11 6:00pm Marathon Fire Station, 8900 Overseas Hwy. Planning Commission Meeting 11/21/11 5:30pm Marathon Fire Station, 8900 Overseas Hwy. City Council/Staff Agenda 11/22/11 10:00am Marathon Fire Station, 8900 Overseas Hwy. City Council Meeting 11/22/11 5:30pm Marathon Government Center, 2798 Overseas Hwy. City Hall Closed (Thanksgiving) 11/24/11-11/25/11 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 purposes he or she may need to ensure that a ver- batim record of the proceedings is made; which record includes the testimony and evidence 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. 11/09/11hp Published Keynoter 11/12/11 Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, November 12, 2011 3B

GREEN SOLUTIONS HISTORY ON A BULB Recycles Day is Tuesday; do your part Keeping debris from the water isn’t difficult

My husband grew up in Miami and was always on the water, whether div- ing, fishing or sailing. As a young man, he Artist Pat Anderson has created this Christmas bulb SHIRLEY made fre- depicting railroad camp Pigeon Key and the Florida GUN quent diving Keys East Coast Railway’s Key West Extension, which trips to the marks the 100th anniversary of its inaugural run on Jan. Keys and has vivid memories of the healthy reefs and abun- 22, 2012. She’ll have them available for purchase in dant marine life. His life goal Islamorada on Thursday, during the monthly Morada was to live in the Keys and Bay Art Walkabout from 6 to 9 p.m. She can be found at nine years ago, that finally the Redbone Gallery, 200 Morada Way. happened when we moved to the Lower Keys. Last month, the National This Team OCEAN group collected more than 2,500 pounds of trash in fewer than 100 MARATHON LADY Oceanic and Atmospheric yards on the bayside shoreline of West Summerland Key adjacent to the west end of the DOCKS REEF FISHING U.S.1 at Vaca Cut Bridge Administration, which co- Bahia Honda bridge during a past cleanup. manages the Keys coral reef AT ITS BEST! Snapper • Grouper Mile Marker 53 system known as the Florida the fish are thriving and the tons in 1950 to 130 million beach cleanups. In 2010, Mackerel Marathon, FL Keys National Marine reef is healthy, and it contin- tons in 2009 annually. One Team OCEAN staff and vol- Sanctuary, issued its ues to amaze him. study found 35 percent of unteers collected more than “Condition Report 2011”. I am not a diver but am plankton-eating fish have 10,000 pounds of marine One of its conclusions is that conscious of how contami- ingested small fragments of debris. To learn more about the reef faces many pressures nated water can affect the plastic they mistake for food Team OCEAN, visit on its water quality. reef. So in our yard, I grow when feeding. www.floridakeys.noaa.gov. The pollutants and con- native plants that need no fer- As overwhelming as this Reducing disposable, one- taminants from inadequate tilizers or pesticides, use problem may seem, marine time-only plastic bottles, sewage and wastewater treat- organic compost for the debris is an issue we can all food containers and bags can TheThe MarathonMarathon LadyLady ment systems, along with raised-bed vegetable garden, do something about. Dispose also go a long way to reduc- rainfall runoff that carries and drop off our hazardous of your waste responsibly ing marine debris and, at the fertilizers, pesticides, insecti- waste at the waste transfer when eating out, visiting same time, conserves the oil 11/11/11 WINTER SCHEDULE cides, chemicals, oil and station in Cudjoe Key. parks, beaches and on the and energy used to produce other hazardous liquids into Trash that makes its way water. Keep your household them. Recycling is good, Winter Departure Times the ground water, are con- into the ocean is a huge prob- trash bin covered to stop reducing waste is better. tributing factors. These and lem and degrades the water items flying out on windy Everyday actions like this 8:30am to 12:30pm 1:30pm to 5:30pm other reasons compromise quality. Some of it is wind- days or when the raccoons can make a big difference $45 - Tax & Fishing License Included the water quality and the blown, flushed via storm knock it over. and help protect the coral reef health of the reef. drains, accidentally dropped Tuesday is America system, one of the Keys most Ask about our special “All-Day” rate Yes, my husband has seen or abandoned, and some is Recycles Day as declared by loved natural resources. dramatic changes in the reefs deliberately tossed into the the National Recycling Our crews are famous for • FREE Parking he has known since the early their courtesy & friendly • Rod & Reel Rental Available water. All of it makes up Coalition. Monroe County Shirley Gun is a member • Special Children’s Rates 1970s. He remembers seeing marine debris. It can kill organizes several community of the Keyswide nonprofit assistance in helping • Cold Drinks Available vast acreage of coral full of marine animals and sea birds, cleanup days in recognition Green Living and Energy YOU CATCH FISH! • Fish Cleaning Service vibrant color and teeming damage coral reefs and con- of the day — one takes place Education. She writes about with marine life, where there taminate our shorelines. today on Big Coppitt Key — green living and the four Rs 743-5580 • www.marathonlady.net are now areas of barren rocks As much as 90 percent of and the Florida Keys — reducing, reusing, recy- smothered with algae. But a floating marine debris may National Marine Sanctuary’s cling and rot (composting). Locally owned and operated since 1958 passionate free-diver, he still be plastic. Plastic products Team OCEAN program wel- She can be reached at finds beautiful areas where have risen from 1.5 million comes volunteers to join its [email protected]

VETERANS’ GOODIES

Photo by MICHELLE LANE Kids at the St. James Children’s Center in Islamorada decorate gift bags to be filled with various toiletries and goodies to be sent to patients at the Veterans Administration hospital in Miami in honor of Veterans Day, which was Friday. LIVING BRIEFS Diving museum and conservation. when it meets at 2 p.m. The museum is at mile Sunday at the West Martello DISAPPEARING SCREENS hosting Grove marker 83 bayside. Call 664- Gardens, Atlantic Boulevard For Doors and Windows 9737 for specifics. and White Street in Key Single & Double Entry ● Patios & French Doors The History of Diving West. Museum’s free Immerse Jay Pfahl, who specializes Serving Key West to Key Largo Yourself! seminar series con- Orchid Society in orchids and recently trav- tinues at 7 p.m. Wednesday, gathers Sunday eled to Columbia and when marine biologist and Panama to check out orchids photographer Jack S. Grove The Key West Orchid in those locales, is the fea- discusses biodiversity by Society discusses orchids of tured speaker. The public is way of nature, photography South and Central America welcome. 305-394-3984 or email: [email protected] 4B Saturday, November 12, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter

HOSPICE HONORS LIVING BRIEFS 826 Fern Ave. Big Pine Key St. Peter ladies hold craft fair Patti SOLD another listing! The Ladies Guild of St. Congratulations Peter Catholic Church on to the Sellers and Big Pine Key is having an Buyers! Are you ready to arts and crafts fair from 8 Sell? Or Buy a piece of Keys Paradise? Call your Lower Keys Specialist with 28 properties SOLD to date in 2011. a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 19 and 8 I can help you too! www.BestKeysAgent.com a.m. 1 p.m. Nov. 20 at the church, mile marker 31.3 oceanside. Patti Nickless, It’ll include handmade CRS, SFR crafts, a bake sale and more. Broker Associate Coffee, doughnuts and (305) 304-6949 lunch will be available, and 29967 Overseas Hwy. Scan to View Visual Tours [email protected] the church youth group will Big Pine Key, FL 33043 have a yard sale in the church pavilion. DVERTISERS Staff at the Visiting Nurse Association/Hospice of the Florida Keys honors its Fashion show A volunteers at its 27th annual meeting Nov. 3 at The Studios of Key West. Attending helps hospital are (from left) Jody Gross, president; Chris Pare and Becky Andrews, Fundraising HOLIDAY Excellence Award; Lenny Whitley, Fundraising Excellence Award; Rosemary Hymes, The Mariners Hospital Unsung Hero; Kenny Weschler, Fundraising Excellence Award; Fred Greenberg, Board Auxiliary is holding a DEADLINES of Directors Service Award; and Peter Rysman, board chairman. Also awarded were brunch and accessories Matt and Carolyn Anthony, and Denny Tarbell, the Fundraising Excellence Award. show on Nov. 16 at 11 a.m. For Saturday, at the Islamorada Fishing November 26 edition Club. KEY LARGO Fashions from Angelika Clothing Boutique will be Display & featured. Tickets are $25. Cultural offerings expand Call Carolee Robinson at Classified Display 785-3277 or Sigrid Wright Tuesday, November 22 Nov. 18 lecture ance of Robert Harling’s Broadway vocal revues as at 842-6434. Proceeds bene- by 5:00 p.m. “Steel Magnolias,” a three- well as contemporary jazz fit the Tavernier hospital. has expert on day Key Largo Rhythm & piano ensembles. Line Classifieds Ribs Festival, a doo-wop Performances for the 2012 tagging sharks music fest in March and a season, expected to include Garden Club Wednesday, November 23 whodunit murder mystery another jazz series, are wants vendors by 10:00 a.m. A well-blended series of and comedy. being planned. entertainment, educational An Ocean Life Lecture All performances take The Marathon Garden L’Attitudes programs and musical Series also is scheduled, place at the 250-seat theater Club is hosting its annual Friday, November 18 events presented by the featuring experts in marine inside the Murray E. Nelson Fall Festival on Nov. 26 Friends of the Key Largo sciences to educate and Government and Cultural and is looking for arts and by 5:00 p.m. Cultural Center accentuates entertain audiences of all Center, mile marker 102 crafts vendors who want to Key Largo’s growing cul- ages. A Nov. 18 lecture by bayside. sell products to holiday Closed Thanksgiving Day tural atmosphere. the University of Miami’s The Friends of the Key shoppers. During the fall and win- Neil Hammerschlag sheds Largo Cultural Center is a The club will sell nurs- Have A Happy ter 2011-12 season, theater light on shark-tagging community organization ery plants, homemade and musically themed pro- research and its importance devoted to providing Upper baked goods and gently & Safe Holiday ductions include a perform- to shark populations in the Keys residents and visitors used Christmas items. Florida Keys. with affordable entertain- Lunch and raffle items will Six weekend evening ment, educational programs be available. Interested concerts are to enliven the and events. Schedules, vendors should contact Subscriptions summer months between show times and ticketing Linnea Cunningham at June and August. The 2011 information are at 743-2008. 743-5551 summer season included www.fklcc.org.

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MUSIC Folk singer, humorist Tom Chapin plays Nov. 18 writing. care about people’s rights, L’Attitudes Staff It’s come naturally to their country, families and Tom, whose late brother the bonds that link us to “Then the bluebird of hap- Harry Chapin was a well- community. piness is a harbinger of known artist in his own right. “My musical heroes are doom, and when that Brother Steve is also a musi- people like Pete Seeger and bluebird finally lets it fly it cian and their dad, the late Woody Guthrie,” he says, always lands right on the Jim Chapin, was a famous and that says a lot. little guy. And even Louis jazz drummer and folk Asked about the Occupy Rukeyser don’t have a reason singer. Wall Street movement hap- why. Econo-me, econo-you...” The Nov. 18 concert will pening now, Chapin says: be a mix of Chapin’s music “I’m thrilled about the energy Singer, songwriter, story in what he calls his adult and it being so inclusive. It’s teller Tom Chapin’s ode to repertoire. His album pretty obvious that corporate- economic woes first aired “Broadsides,” written and tocracy – big money – has three years ago. performed with John Forster, made it hard for the average • TOTAL NUDITY... On Friday, Nov. 18, Key has such songs as “Econo- Joe to make a living.” Distinctive and West audiences will get a me-oh-my,” “Zombie Bank” Another contemporary chance to hear Chapin at the Chapin and “The Chief Executive issue high on his radar: edu- Tasteful Old Town New Folk concert Chain Gang.” cation. • Florida’s Most hosted by the Studios of Key forming for more than 30 If you see a message in In April, 2008, Chapin Beautiful Women West. years, is known for his those song titles, you’d be sang “Not on the Test,” a lull- Chapin, a Grammy win- melodic guitar work and right. Chapin comes from a • Private Table ning artist who’s been per- intelligent, thoughtful song long line of folk singers who G See Chapin, 7B Dances Available • Full Liquor and THEATER Food Served ’til Close This talent review gets ‘raves’ in advance • Open ’til 4am L’Attitudes Staff Guest conductor Charles • Couples Welcome Lindberg from New York will Picture a stage with 25 of accompany the singers, with Key West’s best-known per- Eric Cole Joe Dallas on bass and Skipper Kripitz on percussion. Keys Hottest Happy Hour formers. sings ‘I’m Add a mix of Broadway The concert will feature 4-8 pm No Cover • 1/2 price Appetizers show tunes, pop, even some Not Getting such songs as “I Say A Little 2-4-1 Dances • 2-4-1 Drinks disco. Married Prayer For You,” “It’s Almost And partner voices and tal- Today’ in Like Being In Love,” “Do You Tuesday - Locals Night ents in duets. ‘Broadway - Want To Dance,” as well as If that sounds like a pre- Let’s Twist numbers from such Broadway Again!’ hits as “Hairspray,” “Spamalot,” “Into The Casual Gourmet Oceanfront Dining Woods,” “A Chorus Line,” Photo by PETER ARNOW “Fiddler On The Roof,” and a finale that Weathers says “is scription for a very fun to appear: Eric Cole, Marc guaranteed to have everyone evening of song and dance Crow, Robin Deck, Kim jumping out of their seats.” Thanksgiving Dinner for Two and acting chops, then you’ve Gordon, Deb Hudson, Joy The Friday, Nov. 18, con- got the idea behind the Hawkins, Denis Hyland, Maj cert includes an after-party Starting 12:00 noon Waterfront Playhouse’s sea- Johnson, Fiona Malloy, J. B. sponsored by the Elwell fami- “The Whole Turkey” son-opening “It Takes Two – McLendon, Joe McMurray, ly, with catering by Jennifer An Evening of Duets.” Gayla Morgan, Mike Complete Dinner for 2 Cornell and Small Chef At Danny Weathers, play- Mulligan, Ruben Navarro, Large. Tickets cost $72 (cele- 10-12 lb. Turkey with $ house artistic director, says the Bobby Nesbitt, Randy brating the Waterfront’s 72 Breads, Caesar Salad, 58.00 lineup of talent for this one Roberts, Carmen Rodriguez, years). Saturday, Nov. 19., Trimmings, Holiday Pie per couple “promises to be an evening Gordon Ross, Vicki Roush, sans party afterwards, costs (Call for Reservations) not to be missed.” Rich Simone, Randy $50 per ticket. Many of the best-known Thompson, Sandy and Dean For tickets, call 294-5015 “The only thing we overlook is the ocean.” performers from Key West Walters, Danny Weathers and or visit www.Waterfront 4:30 pm to 10:00 pm At Beautiful Rainbow Bend Resort • Credit Cards musical theater are scheduled several surprises. Playhouse.org. Open 7 Days Mile Marker 58, Grassy Key • Reservations - Call 289-1554 Accepted

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FILM REVIEW KEY WEST Marathon Community Cinema DiCaprio stars, but story does drag Starring: Hugh Jackman, Dakota Goyo and Time shifts and Anthony Mackie long running time detract Rated: PG-13 Rated R, 137 min., Showtimes: opened Wednesday, Nov. 9 Fri - Thurs 7:00 & 9:30 • Sat & Sun 2:00, 7:00 & 9:30 Fans gather at the 2010 Survivors Concert on the sands Coming Thurs., November 17 • Midnight Showing! “J. Edgar” is Clint at Higgs Beach. Twilight Saga - Breaking Dawn • PG-13 Eastwood’s biography of J. Edgar Hoover, the legendary Phone: 743-0288 • Hearing Assistance Now Available long-time head of the FBI, and stars Leonardo Party benefits DiCaprio, Judi Dench, Leonardo DiCaprio as Naomi Watts and Armie J. Edgar Hoover. Hammer. WomanKind KEYS Using Richard Nixon. Throughout FILM the narra- all this time-shifting, Survivors band The Survivor’s band got tive DiCaprio appears young, its start in Key West with device of then old, then young again, returns for Quint Lange, Woody Allen, Hoover then middle-aged, then old, Din Allen, Marty Stonely dictating etc. until ultimately, 11th reunion and Dennis “Elmo” Hooten. his mem- DiCaprio’s poorly done The name of the band makeup becomes a distrac- An evening under the comes from surviving hurri- oirs to a stars at Salute on Higgs succes- tion because his face is, cane season in Key West well, so in our face. Beach will showcase Key back in the 1980s, which sion of West’s legendary Survivor’s FBI The credits show no less they describe as “an adven- than 15 makeup artists, band in a Nov. 12 reunion ture only the hardiest of agents, concert to benefit who all including DiCaprio’s person- souls” undertook. Craig Wanous al artist. With that many WomanKind. Tickets are $25 in just hap- This is the 11th annual pen to be young and hand- involved; you’d think they advance or $30 at the door. could have done a better job. Survivors Concert. They can be purchased at some men (women weren’t Richard Hatch, owner of allowed into the FBI as Run time is a long two Salute, Blue Heaven, Good hours and 17 minutes and Salute’s and Blue Heaven, is Food Conspiracy on Big agents until after Hoover’s in charge of food prepara- death), we watch the rise the film poses almost as Pine Key and at many questions as it tion. Food for the event is WomanKind, which has and slow decay of one of being donated by Salute’s, America’s most powerful answers. What dirt did moved into their new space Hoover have on those eight Fausto’s, The Restaurant at the corner of Truman men. Store and Cisco. The film shows us presidents that kept him in Avenue and Eisenhower power for nearly 50 years? Local merchants and Drive. 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Keys Movie Times crime fighter who spear- Unanswered questions ‘Not on the test’ aside, the acting is excellent headed the use of forensic Regal Cinemas science and fingerprint iden- and there is already Oscar From Chapin, 6B “I’m a big believer in tification, techniques that talk about best picture, best educating the whole human Searstown, Key West, 294-0000 would change law enforce- actor and best director nomi- aby that makes some pretty in how to think and to do All shows that start before 4 p.m play only on weekends. ment all over the world. nations. smart comments about the that you have to engage • Immortals 3D (R): 1:15, 4:15, 7:15 and 10:05 p.m. DiCaprio’s performance “J. Edgar” shows trends toward corporatized kids in school. Cutting • Jack and Jill (PG): 1:25, 4:25, 7:35 and 9:50 p.m. Hoover’s battles with the alone earns the film my rec- teaching, “which makes it sports, arts and drama and ommendation. But I think rote, teaching to the test.” making learning all rote, • J. Edgar (R): 1:00, 4:00, 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. 1930s Depression-era gang- • Tower Heist (PG-13): 1:05, 4:05, 7:05 and 9:40 p.m. sters like John Dillinger and “J. Edgar” faces a few prob- That song, carried on that’s not going to engage • A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas (R): 1:20, 4:20, Machine Gun Kelly and lems at the box office. National Public Radio’s our kids.” goes into a lot of detail For older folks, the long “Morning Edition,” kicked Tickets cost $25 in 7:20 and 9:55 p.m. about his fight against com- running time and constant off a series of musical advance; $30 on the day of • Puss in Boots (PG): 1:10, 4:10, 7:10 and 9:45 p.m. munism, as well as the kid- shifting in time and place essays that Chapin per- the show. Go to napping and murder of the may be a little off-putting. formed for the NPR audi- www.keystix.com. Tropic Cinema Lindbergh baby in 1932. And much of the world, ence. For more information, The film also deals with especially the sought after Chapin says he sees call The Studios program 416 Eaton St., Key West, 295-9493 Hoover’s relations with his younger demographic, has what’s been happening as office at 296-0458. • Anonymous (PG-13): 2:15, 6:00 and 8:30 p.m. domineering mother probably never heard of J. teachers are made the • Moneyball (PG-13): 1:30 and 6:15 p.m. (Dench), his loyal secretary Edgar Hoover and may not scapegoats in downsizing • Higher Ground (R): 4:15, 6:45 and 9:00 p.m. care enough to find out Ms. Gandy (Watts) and his of local government work- • The Ides of March (R): 4:00 and 9:00 p.m. about him. It will be inter- ers. “The richest of the rich trusted second-in-command, • Margin Call (R): 2:00, 4:15, 6:30 and 8:45 p.m. companion and probable esting to see if the star are the problem,” he said, lover, Clyde Tolson power of DiCaprio and “not the people doing the (Hammer). Eastwood can overcome hard work. It’s so short- 91298 Overseas Hwy, Tavernier Marathon Community Cinema those obstacles. There have been rumors sighted. bbtheatres.com 5101 Overseas Highway, Marathon, 743-0288 about Hoover’s sexuality for NOW ALL DIGITAL! • Real Steel (PG-13):Weekdays: 7:00 and 9:30 p.m.; decades. He was never mar- Jack & Jill (PG13) Saturday and Sunday: 2:00, 7:00 and 9:30 p.m. ried and lived with his moth- er until well into his forties. 1:50; 4:15; 7:15; 9:25* And his close relationship •••••••••••••••••• Tavernier Towne Cinema with Tolson, both personally Immortals 3D (R) Tavernier Mall,Tavernier, 853-7003 2:00; 4:30; 7:00; 9:35* and professionally, raised • Jack and Jill (PG): 1:50, 4:15, 7:15 and 9:25* p.m. questions that no one dared •••••••••••••••••• • Immortals 3D (R): 2:00, 4:30, 7:00 and 9:35* p.m. to ask while Hoover was still Puss in Boots 3D (PG) • Puss in Boots (PG): 1:45, 4:10, 6:55 and 9:10* p.m. alive. 1:45; 4:10; 6:55; 9:10* The screenplay was writ- •••••••••••••••••• • Tower Heist (PG-13): 1:55, 4:25, 7:05 and 9:40* p.m. ten by Dustin Lance Black, Tower Heist (PG) • A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas 3D (R): 2:15, 4:45, the openly gay writer of the 1:55; 4:25; 7:05; 9:40* 7:25 and 9:50* p.m. Sean Penn film “Milk,” so I •••••••••••••••••• • Kidtoons - Thomas & Friends (G): Saturday 10:00 a.m was disappointed that the Harold & Kumar *Friday & Saturday only question of Hoover’s sexual- Christmas 3D (R) ity wasn’t more clearly 2:15; 4:45; 7:25; 9:50* defined in this film treat- •••••••••••••••••• ment. KIDTOONS - Thomas & Flashing back and forth Friends (G) SAT 10AM in time, we see Hoover’s •••••••••••••••••• relationship with the The complete Sorry, no passes. Kennedys and his distrust of * Friday & Saturday Only Florida Keys news and Martin Luther King and information source.

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR MONORE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 2009-CA-108-M

THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS CWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST 2006-OA6 MORTGAGE PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-OA6, Plaintiff, vs. VICTOR HARRIS; MICHELLE HARRIS A/K/A MICHELLE L. HARRIS, ET AL., Defendants

RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosue dated September 24, 2010, and entered in Case No. 2009-CA-108-M, of the Circuit Court of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit in and for MONROE County, Florida. THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS CWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST 2006-OA6

MORTGAGE PASS A A A A A A THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-OA6 (hereafter ‘‘Plaintiff’’), is Plaintiff and Ad/ 5019700 VICTOR HARRIS; MICHELLE HARRIS A/K/A MICHELLE L. A A File No. 2011CP63M CITY OF HARRIS, are defendants. I will KEY COLONY BEACH sell to the highest and best IN RE: ESTATE OF NOTICE OF bidder for cash at the FRONT PROPOSED ORDINANCE DOOR of the Monroe County RICHARD A. BROWN, Courthouse; 500 Whitehead Deceased. The City Commission of the Street, Key West, Florida, at City of Key Colony Beach, 11:00 a.m., on the 1st day of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Florida, will present the December, 2011, the following following proposed ordinance described property as set forth for Second Reading and Final in said Final Judgment, to wit: The administration of the estate of RICHARD A. BROWN, Passage at the Regular City Commission Meeting to be held LOT 30 OF KEY COLONY deceased, whose date of death was August 29, 2011, is Tuesday, November 22, 2011, SUBDIVISION NO.2, 9:30 a.m., City Hall Auditorium, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT pending in the Circuit Court for Monroe County, Florida, 600 W. Ocean Drive, Key THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Colony Beach, Florida. PLAT BOOK 3, AT PAGE 152, Probate Division, the address OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS of which is 3117 Overseas Highway, Marathon, Florida AN ORDINANCE OF CITY OF MONROE COUNTY, COMMISSION OF CITY OF FLORIDA. 33050. The name and address of the personal representative KEY COLONY BEACH, and the personal FLORIDA, REPEALING In accordance with the EXISTING LAND Americans with Disabilities representative’s attorney are set forth below. DEVELOPMENT Act, if you are a person with a REGULATIONS ARTICLE disability who needs any All creditors of the decedent VIII. FLOODPLAIN accommodation in order to MANAGEMENT; participate in court and other persons having claims or demands against ESTABLISHING NEW LAND proceedings you are entitled, DEVELOPMENT at no cost to you, to the decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to REGULATIONS ARTICLE provision of certain VIII. FLOODPLAIN assistance. Not later than be served must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE MANAGEMENT; INCLUDING five working days prior to the A HABITAT CONSERVATION proceeding, please contact LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE PLAN AND ENDANGERED the Court Administrator’s SPECIES ASSESSMENT TO office, at the Freeman FIRST PUBLICATION OF A A THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS GUIDE FUTURE Justice Center, 302 Fleming Wednesday November 30, AFTER THE DATE OF DEVELOPMENT; St. 2nd Floor, Key West, FL 2011 at 3:00 p.m. at the SERVICE OF A COPY OF REPEALING ANY 33040. Telephone: Doubletree Grand Key THIS NOTICE ON THEM. CONFLICTING OR 305-292-3423 or via the INCONSISTENT Resort in Key West. Florida Relay Center. To All other creditors of the REGULATIONS; PROVIDING make calls through the DAC II will meet on Tuesday decedent and other persons FOR SEVERABILITY; Florida Relay Center, you November 29, 2011 at 6:00 having claims or demands PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION may dial 7-1-1 or use the p.m. at the Lower Keys against decedent’s estate must IN THE CITY CODE; following toll free access Chamber of Commerce in Big file their claims with this court PROVIDING FOR AN numbers: 1-800-955-8771 EFFECTIVE DATE Pine Key. (TTY); 1-877-955-8260 (VCO); WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST 1-800-955-8770 (Voice); DAC III will meet on PUBLICATION OF THIS If any person decides to appeal 1-800-955-1339 (ASCII); Wednesday November 30, NOTICE. any decision made by the 1-877-955-5334 (STS); Commission with respect to 2011 at 9:00 a.m. at the 1-877-955-8707 (French Marathon Government ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED any matter considered at the Creole - available from 8 a.m. Center. WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS meeting, that person will need a

- 2 a.m. daily). A A SET FORTH IN SECTION record of the proceedings and DAC IV will meet on Tuesday 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA for such purpose may need to KATHLEEN ANDONAIRE Dated this 28th day of October November 29, 2011 at 2:00 PROBATE CODE WILL BE ensure that a verbatim record 5008 Cortez Ave, Apt 12 2011. p.m. at the Post Card Inn at FOREVER BARRED. of the proceedings is made, Tampa, FL 33614-6593 which record includes the Holiday Isle in Islamorada. DANNY L. KOLHAGE NOTWITHSTANDING THE testimony and evidence upon YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT DAC V will meet on Tuesday TIME PERIODS SET FORTH which the appeal is to be action has been filed for COURT November 29, 2011 at 10:00 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED based. temporary custody of a minor a.m. at the Holiday Inn Key TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE child(ren) against you and that BY Tammy L. Marciel Copies of the proposed Largo. As Deputy Clerk AFTER THE DECEDENT’S you are required to serve a DATE OF DEATH IS ordinance are available at Key copy of your written objections, All DAC meetings are open to BARRED. Colony Beach City Hall, 600 W. if any, to it, on Van Ness Law Firm, P.A. Ocean Drive, Key Colony the public. 1239 E. Newport Center Drive SHERI L. CABANAS / The date of first publication of Beach, Florida. Interested whose address is: Suite 110 ADA ASSISTANCE: If you are this notice is November 5, parties may appear at the 2510 Harris Avenue, Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442 meeting and be heard with a person with a disability who Phone (954) 571-2031 2011. Key West, FL 33040 respect to the proposed needs special on or before 12-13-11, and file Fax (954) 571-2033 accommodations in order to RICHARD T. BROWN ordinance. the original with the clerk of this participate in these Publish November 12, 19, 2011 Personal Representative Court at 500 Whitehead Street, Vickie L. Bollinger, proceedings, please contact Key West, FL 33040 Florida Keys Keynoter the County Administrator’s Attorney for Personal City Clerk before service of Petitioner or Office, by phoning (305) Representative: immediately thereafter. If you 292-4441, between the hours / BARBARA A. SLOAN, ESQ. Publish November 12, 2011 fail to do so, a default may be Ad 5018000 of 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., no later Florida Bar No. 508901 Florida Keys Keynoter entered against you for the than five (5) calendar days prior DICKENSON, MURPHY, REX relief demanded in the NOTICE OF to the scheduled meeting; if you and SLOAN petition. PUBLIC SALE are hearing or voice impaired, A A 150 E. Palmetto Park Road / Ad 5032800 call ‘‘711’’. The vehicle(s) listed below will Suite 500 Copies of all court Boca Raton, FL 33432 documents in this case, be sold at public auction for NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Publish November 12, 2011 Ad/ 5019600 cash at FLORIDA KEYS Telephone (561) 391-1900 including orders, are Florida Keys Keynoter available at the Clerk of the TOWING INC., 1620 Overseas Fax (561) 391-1933 Alex’s Auto Wrecking & Parts NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Circuit Court’s office. You Hwy, Marathon FL 33050 at gives Notice of Foreclosure of may review these documents that the undersigned, desiring 8:00 AM on December 8, 2011 Publish November 5, 12, 2011 Lien and intent to sell these upon request. You must keep to engage in business under in accordance to Florida Florida Keys Keynoter vehicles on 11/23/2011 9:00 / Key Ad 5022900 the Clerk of the Circuit the fictitious names of Statute Section 713.78 for AM at 111 US Highway 1 West 100 Gone Fishin’ Court’s office notified of your and unpaid towing & storage. / 107 Key West, Florida 1102C Duval Street, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF current address. (You may located at FLORIDA KEYS TOWING, 33040 pursuant to subsection Monroe, Ad/ 5027700 THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL file Notice of Current in the County of in the INC. reserves the right to 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. Key West, Florida CIRCUIT Address, Florida Supreme City of accept or reject any and/or all Alex’s Auto Wrecking & Parts 33040 Abandoned vessels for sale: IN AND FOR MONROE Court Approved Family Law intends to register the bids. All vehicles/vessels are reserves the right to accept or 28’ Shannon sailboat, HIN/ COUNTY, FLORIDA Form 12.915.) Future papers said name with the Division of sold as is. reject any and/or all bids. NHNSBC470982, owner in this matter will be mailed Corporations of the Florida Matthew Griswold and 30’ Ref: 2011-DR-1214-K to the address on record at Department of State, 1. 2007 CONTINENTAL / 1FTBR10A9EUA76507 Tallahassee, Florida. TRAILER Hunter sailboat, HIN Division: Family the clerk’s office. HUN50603M77B30, owner 1984 FORD VIN: 1ZJBA16107C004925 Paradise Fishing, Inc. Blind Pass Marina Enterprises SHERI L. CABANAS, Dated: 11-8-11 LLC. Vessels currently located Publish November 12, 2011 Petitioner Publish November 12, 2011 Florida Keys Keynoter Publish November 12, 2011 at Marathon Boat Yard, 2059 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Florida Keys Keynoter Florida Keys Keynoter Overseas Highway, Marathon, and COURT FL, 33050. Offered for sale by Marathon Boat Yard as of Ad/ 5019800 KATHLEEN ANDONAIRE, By: Riellalynn Sims, Ad/ 4875400 8:00AM November 26, 2011. 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NOW HIRING COOKS Exceptional Living, Exceptional People Plantation Key Nursing Center located in Tavernier, is seeking full time Cooks. NOW HIRING We offer a benefits program. DIETARY AID To apply for the position, please submit your Exceptional Living, Exceptional People resume to [email protected] Plantation Key Nursing Center located in Tavernier, is seeking a full time Dietary Aid. PART TIME - FRONT We offer a benefits program.

DESK/RESERVATIONS To apply for the position, for dive shop. Friendly and please submit your resume to enjoy dealing with customers. [email protected] Dive certification and prior experience preferred. Please

A A A A email resume to [email protected] or call 305-453-9881 for more information. Come join our great team and take part of our future at the newly renovated: NOW HIRING CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTS Exceptional Living, Exceptional People Beach Resort and Marina

A A Plantation Key Nursing Center located in Experienced Part Time Tavernier, is seeking full time Certified Nursing Appliance Delivery - Installer Now accepting applications for: needed. Looking for reliable Night Auditor Needed Assistants. We offer a competitive wage and person with valid drivers benefits program. license. Carpentry skills a We’re looking for a great To apply for the position, please submit your must. Call 305-664-3662 candidate to join our pro- resume and salary requirements to Boat Cleaning, Maintenance, fessional team. [email protected] PT Security gel coat boat exp. & P/U & delivery for boat rental company in Mrthn. Advance- Apply in person or send Front Desk Agent ment opportunities for the right resume to: take charge person. 481-4531 500 Burton Dr Suite 5216, A A A A Night Maintenance CARPENTER MM 92.5, Tavernier, Fl. 33070 WITH EXPERIENCE RETAIL SALES: Experience in Our Kids of Miami-Dade/ We offer competitive wages. Tools, transportation & drivers or fax resume to: Fashions, Home Decor & Monroe, Inc is looking to fill the Jewelry. Previous applicants position of Regional Mngr for license a must. 305-853-5109 Marathon. 305-289-8331 may reapply. Top earnings. our Monroe office. We offer Av. $9-$18 hr. LAZY LIZARD / competitive salary and benefits CASHIER / DOCKHAND We are an Equal KRAZY LARRY’S IN package. For more info or to 40 hours per week. Opportunity Employer MARATHON 305-743-0514 apply visit www.ourkids.us To apply go to: www.hershacareers.com Apply in person at Pancho’s under the ABOUT US section RETAIL SALES PERSON Fuel Dock, 1280 Oceanview or send resume and cover letter For any questions please contact P/T for Islamorada gift shop. Ave, Marathon or call 743-2281 to hr–ourkids.us or by fax at KENNEL CAREGIVER Must work Sundays, with Shelby Valles @ 305-433-9937 Animal care duties req’d. Must 305-377-7029. CINDY’S HAIR PLACE flexible weekday hours. Call DFWP & EOE Needs Experienced be able to lift at least 50 305-619-0532 for info. Hairstylist/Barber pounds. This critical position will only be filled by a SCUBA INSTRUCTOR (PADI)

part-time or fulltime. A A IMMEDIATE HIRING Call Cindy 305-852-0220 compassionate, caring needed for F/T year round • Breakfast cook individual that loves to work position including teaching, • Breakfast servers FT DESK W/ MANAGEMENT COUNTER HELP/COOK with animals and people. Part mating, & front desk for Key • Dinner food runners potential needed for Key Largo At a local tourist attraction in time evenings & weekends. Largo dive resort. Non smoker, HIDEAWAY CAFE - Call Dive Resort. Courteous Marathon. Please call Call Marathon Veterinary clean cut appearance. Robert at 289-1554 between non-smoking people person 743-0674 for an appointment. Hospital. 305-743-7099 Email resume to 10am-noon for interview. w/neat appearance. Dive amyamoray–aol.com EXPERIENCED HELP ONLY cert.desirable but will train right KEY LARGO ANIMAL Needed for all positions at RESORT HELP person, email resume to CLINIC seeks PT Front Sunset Grille & Raw Bar, 7 Immediate openings amyamoray–aol.com Desk person and PT Vet Knights Key Blvd, Marathon. • Front Desk Reservations Tech. Experience preferred. A A Please apply in person. • Dockhand • Maintenance • Call 305-453-0044 Certified Home Health Aide HOUSEKEEPER for small Housekeeping to care for young lady on Key resort on Long Key. Must be Marathon 797-1707 OFFICE HELP NEEDED Colony. P/T, 11am to 8:30 pm, dependable & have own Full time. Organizational 2 days/wk. Private pay. Must transportation. Call between skillls a must. be certified. 631-831-0879 9am-5pm, 305-664-5130. MM 82, Islamorada. Call 305-364-3662 10B Saturday, November 12, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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A A A A A A A A A A LOGO 84960 WATERFRONT Error: TAVERNIER1 OPPORTUNITY! TOWN CENTER: 2/2 w/ direct bay access. Built Out OB/GYN $259,000 Clinic- 2,346 SF, Terry Canto 305-394-3037 Marr Properties, Inc. established location, next to Hospital Built Out Restaurant

Prime84960 location! A A 1 x 3.0 (42.5098) Built Out Mrthn US 1 - 3 Spaces Avail. 644366 1st, 1500 sf; 2nd, 1000 sf, 3rd, Ice CreamTAVERNIER Parlor: TOWN CE 800 sf. All can be combined or A A Located >>COMMODORE>REdirectly next A rent separate. $1/sf ‡ util, to B&BK0790BUSINESSPRO Theaters taxes & insur. 305-923-9542 Office or Retail Space For Retail Spaces Rent Highway Frontage 850 - 4,200 SF Excellent Signage Rent Negotiable Commodore Realty Please call 305-852-9233 305-365-2600 Office Space for Rent Excellent Location MM 99 OS Light and Bright Office with US 1 Frontage

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MARATHON STUDIO QUAINT OFFICE BUILDING 20’ dockage, A/C, full kitchen, MM 99.2 Bayside w/ long full bath, tiled. $850/mo ‡ util estab. legal office. 1200 sq. ft. MM48. 561-212-6563 Multiple sm. offices. $900/mo. ‡util. Tanya 305-393-0634 MARATHON WATERFRONT APT Street Front Office Space For for 2 people. $980 incl util. Rent; furnished, F/L/S. For A A Dock privileges. Avail now. more information please call 305-743-9876 Aultman Construction HOTPOINT 14 CU. FT. Company at 305-743-5984 Refrigerator, Icemaker, MM 100 Kawama Club

new in 2007. Like new. 2BD/2BA, available now. A A Marathon, $250obo. Pet friendly, $1375/mo. Call 917-557-0865 Call Ellie, Keys Country BOAT SLIP FOR RENT MM99 Realty/Dev. 305-853-7218 Ocean side. $10 ft. Up to 40ft. Private Collector Wants No liveaboard, Water & Rolex Dive watches and Pilot MM 102.5 Bayside Electric. (305) 942-3055 Watches. Old model Military Furnished 1BR 1BA clocks & watches. Apt Perfect for 1 person A A BOAT SLIPS FOR RENT Call 305-743-4578 Nice and Clean F/L/S IN MARATHON Come work in our Please Call 305-453-0936 BEST RATES! SIX CHROME BARSTOOLS AAAA • CALL (305) 304-3610 AIR CONDITIONED KITCHEN Excellent Cond. Naugahyde, MM 102 OCEANSIDE, MARATHON KEYS RV Sun., Nov. 13th, 11am-2pm. Boat Slips for Rent A BASS PRO SHOPS AFFILIATE Green backs w/ tan seats. 1BR/1BA nice view on canal. $60 each. Bought for $150 ea. $800/mo. All utilities included, 6099 O/S Hwy, Lot 103-W. Sheltered Dockage NOW INTERVIEWING FOR: Call 305-852-9392 also W/D & C-A/C. Great Beautiful, 1/1 canal front w/ Direct Access to Ocean neighborhood! 305-303-9889 dockage. 620 sf, 42’’ flat scrn on Tavernier Creek TWO NEW BIKES TV, scrn prch, rec rm, lots of 305-852-9233 ladies 24 in. 18speed. Prestigious Indigo Reef, storage. $187K. Kelly Willard, MARATHON Private owner at Men’s 26 in. 1 speed Marathon. 3 BR, 2-1/2 BA, Exit RE 305-743-9292 ext. 187 EXPEDITORS cruiser, $75 each, gated, pool, workout room, Boat House/Coral Lagoon, 305-852-9392 dock space, covered parking. 40’ wet slip for rent, includes elec & water. Also avail dry rack USED APPLIANCES & Avail now! F/L/S 305-289-0064

A A in boat barn. 305-289-0064 Flexible Schedules FURNITURE We buy & sell. Upper Key Largo, 2/2 furn Oceanside Dockage Byars Used Furniture duplex. Oceanview, 9 mi. from Marathon - Ocean Isles (AM/PM Available), & Appliances, 2771 O/S Hwy, Ocean Reef! Boat ramp access / Sailboat up to 34ft. Fishing Village, unit 104. $300/monthly, Excellent Benefits Marathon. 743-6506 W/D, D/W. Sm Pets/No smoke, Beautiful gated community. F/L/S $1400. 954-614-4222 No live aboards Rec room, pool, dockage. 305-852-9392 (Medical, Dental, 401K, & Holidays) $110K. Won’t last! 743-3741

Apply @ Restaurant Administrative Office A A A A 81532 Overseas Hwy., MM 81.5 Bayside Key Largo Beautiful Room A A AA Dave buys permits

A A $160 WK, Move in $480. No Cudjoe Gardens/Cudjoe Key Islamorada, Fl 33036 So Atlantic Snapper, Grouper, Pets. W/Kitchenette 2 lots for sale, 80’ each, on Gulf Reef, K/Mack, Shark, MARATHON 1 & 2 BR triplex, & Private entrance canal. All permits. Ready to NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE Sword, Tuna. oceanfront on 98th St; OR w/everything. 305-453-0803 build. $80,000 ea. Will finance. Equal Opportunity Employer $$$ in 48 hours! 904-262-2869 4 BR, 2 BA gulfside home on WANTED TO RENT 305-942-3055 Gulfstream Blvd. Both with Drug Free Workplace Room in Key West, from Start Building Today ocean access & tiki hut. AAAA Nov. 15th - Dec 15th. Single Lot with Active Building Permit Call 954-263-7311 male, with references. All types of permits for sale!! Other Lots Available Rock Shrimp, King Fish, S MARATHON 2/2 A Frame in Please call 716-531-2055 – park8 bellsouth.net AtlanticAtlantic Snapper, Grouper, Gulf quiet neighborhood. Boat 305-394-1409 6 Pack reef & pelagic, launch/beach/park. Decks, A A A A Commercial Gulf Reef Fish, workroom, carport. $1800/mo.

A A Gulf Snapper IFQ’s, Long Line 704-589-8565, 704-844-2840 Pkg. Many other permits avail. MARATHON newly renovated AFFORDABLE RATES We buy, sell & broker all types 5/4 on lrg fen lot. Storage/work Daily-Weekly-Monthly Luxury of permits. Call before you buy shop, tropical lndscp. Mother in Vacation Villas Key Largo to or sell! Please call for prices. law apt or rent extra BR. Must Key West Call 305-853-5000 Licensed & Bonded. All permits see! $2800mo. 305-395-1739 keyscaribbean.com A A guaranteed valid for transfer, many ref’s avail. John Potts Jr. ALMOST OCEANFRONT! 20’ SEACRAFT 1974 MM 107 321-784-5982, 321-302-3630 2ND HOUSE IN FROM 2008 Suzuki DF140, Lowrance 2/2 Unfurnished. HO park. www.shipsusa.com $1100/mth. $500 sec. dep. OCEAN. Sleeps 6, 1BR/1BA HDS-5, New fuel tank, 25in. Water incl. No dogs. UP w/ Kit., Liv. rm., FP and transom, 2008 Aluminum Liveaboard Docks Marathon, 305-394-1150 1BR/1BA DOWN w/ sep. nook trailer. 11K. 305-923-3810 covered deck area, pvt bath & extra double bd. Crystal clear 23’ LEGACY CENTER house. Free W/D for residents. MM 75- WINTER RENTAL swimming canal. Boat ramp 12 mo’s for the price of 10! Islamorada 3BR/4BA. Amazing CONSOLE ’99 w/2006 200 HP made into priv. swim. beach w/ Evinrude E-Tec, Garmin GPS, Check with us 1st! 731-3386 home w/80’ seawall, boat ramp, BBQ grill. Only 1 block from private beach. Completely depth finder, cd/radio, trailer. MTHN-Marine Storage: boats, public pk w/swings, boat $14K. 305-393-5727, Mrthn Furnished. Call 407-353-2296 ramps, etc. Avail. thru 6/1/11. trailers, campers, any clean storage OK on wheels. Best 2BR/2BA OCEANVIEW Call 305-393-1172 34’ CRUSADER. 3116 Turbo Cat, 400 hrs. since rebuild. rates in town. Check with us CONDO, SEAGULLS KEY LARGO MM96. Ocean first! Call Emil, 731-3386 $1700/mo. Avail. now. Call Furono depth finder, auto pilot, side. Direct ocean access marine radio, RM chart plotter, Ellie, Keys Country Realty & w/Ocean views! Furn, 3br, 2ba / Dev. 305-394-2901, 853-7218 duel helms, anchor puller, large T-TOP 2br, 2ba. Seasonal or annual. live well, ready to fish! Call 786-258-3127 Andonized aluminum, Motivated seller. 305-743-6275 for 20 to 30 ft boat. SEASONAL- 3BD/2BA 39’ SEA RAY 1984 $900 OBO. 743-1952 A A Updated Home, MM88, SPORTSFISHERMAN. Wanted 1800 Islamorada, Furn., util. incl., Twin 6-53 GM diesels, over- Avail. Nov-Apr, 3mo. min., Stone Crab

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AAAA hauled-dual station. Loaded! $2300, F/L/S 954-673-7933 ‘‘B’’ Certificates MM 101.5 OS 1 br park model, $45K. 305-743-3241 Please Call 1- 2 occupants, prefer local 3BD/2BA GORGEOUS BAY 1999 NOVURANIA 335 Marvine at 305-522-3694 workers, pets OK, $750 plus VIEW. Key Largo Village. 2 11 ft. Yamaha 4 stroke,

A A elec. (text/call) 219-309-1780 marinas & private beach. Furn. 25 HP. Good Condition, carol46350–gmail.com All Util. incl. Avail. monthly Nov- $5900 OBO. BIG YARD SALE! Apr. Call Gia, 954-632-7848 Call 305-451-4100 Sat 11/12 & Sun 11/13, MM 103 2/1 Beautiful, 9AM-2PM Guitars, Plants, completely remodeled mobile Carolina Skiff Specialists All Furniture, Exercise Equip., home. Large lot with 60 ft of sizes & models: Sea Chasers,

dock space. $1,200. A A clothing, household goods, Bennington pontoons & Hydra- A A tools, pool table, etc. 77 Call Steven (786)236-8550 sports. Call Ft. Myers for West Shoreland Dr, Key Largo Coast pricing! 800-955-7543 Autos wanted. All years. (opposite end from HideOut Heart Of Marathon Junk-Used. Car- Van- Truck. Office or retail. 1000 sq ft. Next Hydra Sport 33’ Vector Restaurant) Run or not. A A to Publix, the new Walgreen’s Twin 250 Yamaha’s 350 hrs. Call 305-332-0483. MARATHON MOVING SALE and marina. 561-743-3745 Garmin 5212, Garmin Radar, Flat scn TV’s, bikes, tools, A MOVE IN NOW from $250 2004 $89,000 Lots more! Heart of MTH, OSH frontage A A compressors, hshold, chain/ week. MARATHON. Weekly 305-216-4411 Paradise Towing 1000 sq ft office. $ negot. table saws, furn, 21’ CC boat or monthly. Fully furnished. is buying junked cars. Rent a desk or entire space. WORK ON THE OCEAN w/150 hp Yam, much more! All utilities, cable & free WI FI Call (305) 731-6540 Cabana Breezes now hiring included. 305-289-0800 305-731-1183 / 305-731-9751 Best offers! Sat & Sun, 10-5, 2005 BUICK SENTRY. Servers • Line Cooks • Bar A A • 1306 51st St, G. 702-250-4997 KCB 1 bd/1ba condo, fully furn, MARATHON Commercial Charcoal grey, fully loaded. Back Busser. Apply in per- Office bldg. 2400 sf, tiled, very MARATHON, SAT 8-1 $1200/mo. Elec, water, cable 2009 Yamaha V-Max 150 Runs great! $5000. son 401 E. Ocean Dr., KCB. nice. 8301 US Hwy, $3000/mo 2357 Overseas Hwy, next to all incl. F/L/S required to move outboard. New never ran! 305-304-2844, Marathon ‡ sales tax. 305-289-0802 Optical Shoppe. Household, in. Ref. required. Please call Oil tank, fuel line, digital gage 305-743-0173 for more info. 2007 CADILLAC SRX artwork and much more! Marathon Quaint retail office box, wiring & controls prop. 79,000 miles. Gray. commercial space for rent. 850 $8900. 305-304-2844 MARATHON KEY COLONY BEACH - 1/1 $13,000 obo. SF, highway frontage/visible. Sat Nov 12, 8:30am-noon Water & cable included. (305) 304-8795, Marathon (305) 923-3855 Christmas items, old dolls, Nice patio, W/D available. marine, household, etc. $1,000 per month.

A A 662 97th St Ocean, Marathon (305) 743-8691 MM 94 OCEANSIDE LONG KEY MM 68.5 Triplex, Looking for a Local on canal w/dockage. 2BR, Business? Also see Exercise equip, furniture, LOGO Dummy111 baby items, toys, clothes, 2BA, furn. $1200/mo. Marsha THE FLORIDA KEYS Martin, Coldwell Banker Error: 1 GET pictures,dining table, books. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Schmitt R.E. 305-289-6522 in every issue of the Keynoter! Sat. 11/12, 7-12. 407 Palm Dr. YARD SALE, SAT, 8-12. LOOKING FOR LONG TERM TV’s, furniture, household RENTAL IN MARATHON items, and kid stuff. AREA 2BR, 2BA or 2BR, 1BA. A A 150 Calle Ensueno, near IDEAL TENANTS older couple Sombrero Beach, Marathon relocating to be near family; no Looking for a Local Service? pets and no smoking. Call RESULTS Also see 305-743-2561, leave message THE FLORIDA KEYS MARATHON 2 BR, 1 BA

BUSINESS DIRECTORY A A Dummy1110-15:55:38 condo, unfurn, pool, dock, in every issue of the Keynoter! 3 x 3.0 (42.3529) close to beach! $1100/mo. COMMERCIAL ICE With KeynoterDummy MACHINE & BIN. Please call (305) 731-4229 600 lb. capacity. MARATHON EFFICIENCY Dummy KEYS Good condition. A/C, newly painted. Shared Call 305-335-7328 laundry room. Avail Now. Classifieds NET Free Furniture You pick up $750/mo. F/L/S. 305-923-3855 from condo in Marathon. BR & MARATHON DR sets, entertnment cntr, misc SEASONAL OR ANNUAL .COM furn. For info call 305-731-4229 1/1 furnished half duplex. 743-5551 Pool, fenced yard. $1000 Call 305-304-8795