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NAVIGATING F FLORIDA KEYS THE ISLANDS PRSRT STD SINCE 1987 R U.S. POSTAGE PAID • Key Largo E PERMIT No. 469 Key Largo, FL • Islamorada 33037 • Marathon E • Big Pine Key WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9,Press 2016 • VOLUME 29, N0. 13 • 26 PAGES KEYSNEWS.COM FREE Party time Art show Spring opens forward Interest high for presidential primary. 2A Guild celebrates Set clocks ahead 50th year. 1B 1 hour Sunday. Habitat home a game changer for family BY CHARLOTTE TWINE His wife, Lindy, never Habitat for Humanity Habitat homes or through changer,” he said. “They go Free Press Staff imagined that they would International is a non-profit such tasks as fund-raising. from a life of just being a be so lucky to own a home that sells houses to those Jack Niedbalski has per- renter to living the dream KEY LARGO — Patrick in Key Largo with enough in need, all in the service sonally seen the effect that of home ownership. It Meyers can still remember space for separate bed- of eliminating poverty owning a home has on improves their quality of getting the phone call that rooms for her two children. and substandard housing those who couldn’t afford life.” his family’s application for a “When he first told me worldwide. The organiza- it before. He is the exec- But the house isn’t just Habitat for Humanity house about applying to Habitat tion works in partnership utive director of Habitat given to applicants, free of in Key Largo was accepted. for Humanity, I said, ‘That with volunteers and appli- for Humanity of the Upper charge. Once their applica- “I was speechless,” he sounds so surreal. We’re cants to build the afford- Keys, which is a local- tion is approved, a home is told the Free Press. “There never going to make that.’ able homes. All who apply ly run affiliate that serves sold to them at an afford- CONTRIBUTED are no words to describe it. And here I am standing on have to build up 500 hours Key Largo, Tavernier and able price for their income Lindy and Patrick Meyers with I called Lindy, and we were our porch, in our house, of “sweat equity,” either Islamorada. daughter Gracielyn, 4, and son both speechless.” talking to you.” through constructing “It’s certainly a game See HOME, page 4A Easton, 1. Could Keys’ Visiting angler economy Natural focus diversify? catches $291M BY BRIAN BOWDEN Free Press Staff in Marathon ISLAMORADA — The Free Press Staff atives. Florida Keys have relied On Tuesday, March 8, he heavily on tourism dollars MARATHON — A and the group were driv- for many decades. This semi-retired judge visiting ing back to Pennsylvania includes Islamorada, where from Pennsylvania capped in their RVs and stopped such popular water-based off a monthlong fishing at the Tom Thumb store activities as sportfishing vacation here with the at 5515 Overseas Highway and scuba diving attract biggest catch of his life: in Marathon for a bag of ice visitors worldwide and pro- a $291.4 million Powerball and some lottery tickets. vide a continual stream of jackpot. He learned about his income for local businesses James Stocklas, 67, of good fortune after return- — both directly and indi- Bethlehem, Pa., was the ing home. rectly. winner of the March 2 “I go to the same restau- But when instances like drawing after going in with rant every day for break- the economic downturn in two friends on a Quick Pick fast, and before I began 2008 or the BP oil spill in and claimed the prize at drinking my coffee or read- 2010 occur, it can severely Florida Lottery headquar- ing the paper, I pulled up hinder and ultimately halt ters in Tallahassee last the news on my phone those discretionary dollars Friday. He chose to receive and saw a headline about for extended periods of the winnings in a one-time, a Florida Powerball win- time. lump-sum payment in the ner,” Stocklas said. “I got Village Local Planning amount of $191,470,307.58, my Powerball ticket out Agency member Cheryl according to the Florida of my wallet to check the Culberson brought an idea Lottery. He intends to share numbers, and sure enough, to the table at a recent the winning with two oth- I was the jackpot winner.” town hall-style meeting. ers. Stocklas then bought She proposed forming an Stocklas’ brother Bob breakfast for everyone in Economic Development also played but won just $7. the restaurant and called Council in the hopes of Stocklas, a senior judge, his friends and family to providing a more diverse was on his annual Florida say, “We are going back to and sustainable market on Keys vacation during which Florida.” he spends about four weeks the island chain outside of See LOTTERY, page 8A fishing with friends and rel- tourism. NONI CAY/Contributed “Florida is based way too Still water reflects this wading Key deer’s image. heavily on it,” Culberson told the Free Press. She suggested looking into the feasibility of turn- Cay finds refuge in photography ing the village, as well as Monroe County, into an BY BRIAN BOWDEN is mostly on the wildlife found around e-commerce hub for online Free Press Staff the National Key Deer Refuge on Big goods and services. That, Pine Key. according to Culberson, BIG PINE KEY — New York City native “I’ve always used photography to would provide a form of Noni Cay got her first camera when she express myself,” Cay told the Free Press steady income for the was just 12 years old. Her initial shutter last week. island chain and have no click was a simple portrait shot of her Cay traveled the world in her mid-20s, negative impacts on the late father and grandmother. From that capturing life around her through a lens. economy here. moment on, Cay said she was hooked. It wasn’t until she landed near the Jemez FLORIDA LOTTERY/Contributed As for where the reve- Roughly 50 years later, she still spends Mountains in the northern region of Powerball winner James Stocklas, right, shows off a mock check the majority of her time pointing and with his earnings. His brother Bob was not as lucky, collecting See ECONOMY, page 5A shooting. Nowadays, though, her focus See FOCUS, page 9A just $7. Business & Real Estate .............12A Crossword ..................................9B Opinion .................................... 13A Tides ..........................................7B INDEX Classifieds ...........................10-12B Horoscope ..................................9B Sports & Recreation ............6-7, 9B TV Guide ....................................8B COME WATCH ALL THE GAMES! 35 HDTVS! MM104 B/S – Key Largo 305.453.9066 www.jjsBigChill.com 412950 KEYSNEWS.COM 2A • March 9, 2016 • Florida Keys Free Press UP FRONT Interest high for presidential primary BY BRIAN BOWDEN seems to have created some to the Republican Party. the county to cast ballots at, no incumbent was seeking the primaries. Bush went on Free Press Staff changes in Monroe County Such changes are uncom- each open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. re-election as president. to win the presidency that voting rolls. mon, she said. seven days a week. In the 2000 presidential year. He also was re-elected MONROE COUNTY As of Jan. 1, Monroe Florida has a closed pri- Aside from the presiden- primaries, voter turnout in 2004. — A March 15 Presidential County Supervisor of mary, which means only tial primaries, a ballot item was 18 percent in Monroe In 2008, county registered Democrats or regarding the renewal of County. In 2008, voter turn- Preference Primary elec- Elections Joyce Griffin Republicans supported Republicans may cast bal- the school district’s flexi- out was 41 percent. tion featuring high-profile said that 371 residents had John McCain — 45 per- lots for candidates seeking ble funding, which allows “People are really excited cent of the votes — and candidates vying for the top switched to the Democratic their party’s nomination. for a portion of the existing [this election],” Griffin said. Democrats Hillary Clinton spot among the Democratic Party from another affilia- “I don’t remember it property tax to be applied “And I love that they’re get- — 51 percent. Barack and Republican parties tion and 387 had switched being this big of a number to capital projects, is up for ting involved.” Obama eventually won the in past years,” Griffin said. a vote regardless of party Republicans have 13 Democratic party’s nomi- “It’s pretty obvious.” affiliation. candidates to choose from nation as well as the gen- Quality Senior Living The number of regis- Key West residents will on this year’s ballot, while eral election. He also was tered voters switching party have two additional items Democrats have three. Specialized Well-Care Services: re-elected president in 2012. affiliations from previous on their ballots, too, both Several of those candidates • Assistance with personal needs • Regular health assessments Once early balloting for • Nurses & CNAs on staff elections was not available, related to the purchasing of have bowed out since the the 2016 presidential pri- 24 Hour: Griffin said. the land at Peary Court for ballot was set. • Qualified Medication Aides • House physician on call mary concludes Saturday The Republican Party of future affordable housing Those still vying for the • Nursing care • Orthopedic rehabilitation • Stroke rehabilitation voters will need to head to • Alzheimer Care • Respite and long-term care Monroe County Chairman sites. Republican nomination Assistance with Chronic Conditions: Debby Goodman, though, As of Friday, March 4, are businessman Donald the polls between 7 a.m. • Arthritis • Diabetes • Hypertension • A.D. and related dementia said she didn’t feel like 6,814 voters, or 12 percent, Trump, U.S.
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