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WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,AUGUST 6, 2011 VOLUME 58, NO. 63 ● 25 CENTS THE COST OF GOVERNMENT Fleet costs drive merger pitch By RYAN McCARTHY Gastesi floats idea to consolidate and 144 cars, trucks or [email protected] SUVs. all agencies’ automotive expenses Gastesi’s plan for cooper- Monroe County ation may be pie in the sky. Administrator Roman when it comes to public it. I’m always an optimist. While local governments Gastesi proposes that Keys partnerships, but is clear But, she added: “In do have interlocal agree- governments do something plans are in the infancy Florida, the laws are ments for a variety of things they have a history of not stages. He has no idea how designed to keep people — Marathon provides Key doing very well at all — much in savings could be apart and not work togeth- Colony Beach’s fire protec- working together. realized, and has yet to con- er.” tion, for example — they On July 21, the County tact other government agen- The Keynoter obtained also have a history of being Commission charged cies about the idea of shar- fleet information from 13 stubborn in hanging onto Gastesi with looking into the ing personnel, garages and Keys governments and other their turf. creation of a “public service the like. agencies, including the For example, the county alliance” in which Keys “We purchase our vehi- School District, Sheriff’s is in the midst of planning an governments and others cles through a state policy,” Office, Mosquito Control emergency operations center would combine forces to said Susan Hammaker, a District and utilities. to be built at reduce costs for fleet man- member of the Key Largo Together, they total 1,967 Marathon Airport — within agement and repair. Wastewater Treatment “units” and the combined shouting distance of “My idea is to get all of District board. “We’d have proposed 2011-12 fiscal year Marathon’s EOC. County the public entities together. to see what they’re trying to budget for fleet management officials had tried for a joint It’s something we need to do. I’m sure he’s trying to throughout Monroe County EOC at the airport but the do. It’s an opportunity to look at whatever ways he is just over $10 million. The city rebuffed them. Keynoter photo by KEVIN WADLOW find some savings,” Gastesi can.... In times of economic county itself has by far the Same thing for a Middle said. troubles, it’s easily shown largest fleet, with 706 units. Keys fire station, but in George Backhus (left) and Willie West show off the fleet reverse. section of the Florida Keys Electric Cooperative’s new He called fleet manage- people can work together That includes 260 Sheriff’s ment and health insurance very well. You just have to Office vehicles, which the Tavernier complex when it opened two years ago.The truck the “low-hanging fruits” have the commitment to do county already maintains, ● See Fleet, 3A is on a 75,000-pound lift. YOUTH ADVENTURES MONROE COUNTY SCHOOLS Union complaint dismissed Gorman had sent to the state state-recommended fund bal- Attorney: Claim Public Employees Relations ance of at least 2 percent, over furloughs Commission a claim that the which could trigger state district violated fair-labor control of district finances. lacks clarity practices by mandating “We would like to get weeklong furloughs for the back to the table and collec- By SEAN KINNEY school year that starts Aug. tively make decisions based [email protected] 22. Furloughs are not in the on what is best for the union’s three-year contract, employees,” Hommell- The attorney for a state ratified in December. Gorman said Friday, “which labor panel on Friday dis- PERC General Counsel in turn is what is best for the missed an unfair-labor claim Steve Meck, in his written students.” lodged against the Monroe dismissal, indicated the prob- She’s pressing for what’s County School District that lem was primarily an issue of called impact bargaining; alleged a violation of the con- styling. interim Superintendent Jesus tract between the district and UTM’s claim, he wrote, Jara said he’s waiting for the the schools employees’ “is deficient because it fails same thing. “We’re waiting union. to contain a clear and concise for the union to give us the United Teachers of statement of the facts consti- dates to discuss the impacts,” Monroe President Holly tuting the alleged unfair labor he said. Hommell-Gorman, after practice.” In addition to the fur- learning of the dismissal If the furlough and related loughs, Jara has ordered the from the Keynoter, said, “I administration-mandated elimination of a 1.5 percent just got word that we would spending cuts opposed by the wage increase planned to amend and refile” the com- union aren’t resolved by start with the school year; a plaint. Sept. 6, the district faces the Monday, Hommell- possibility of falling below a ● See Union, 2A Cameron Malcom, a 16-year-old Key West High School student, saddles up on a reindeer during his month-long trip to Mongolia; he went with a group of students ANIMAL CONTROL from across the county as part of the Experiment in International Living. Gottwald rejects settlement Keys student returns county audit of Stand Up’s erinarian Doug Mader]. If it She wouldn’t finances. County Clerk was approved, [Kolhage] have gotten any Danny Kolhage was able to would pay the vendors,” from life as a nomad access the accounts to pay Assistant County Attorney money in deal Stand Up’s bills. Christine Limbert-Barrows ers, along with about 1,000 ing about the culture and The group ran the said. Malcom spent students nationwide, took social expectations. By RYAN McCARTHY Marathon and Big Pine Key Limbert-Barrows said the the past month part in the Vermont-based From there, side trips [email protected] animal shelters under a coun- county made the offer in an cultural immersion program included helping paint a ty contract. The county and attempt to resolve the case in Mongolia that is partnered locally school in rural Sainshand on Former Middle Keys ani- Stand Up have since severed before oral arguments sched- with the Monroe County the outskirts of the Gobi mal-control provider Stand ties. uled for Aug. 29 at the Third By SEAN KINNEY Education Foundation. Desert; a visit to a moun- Up for Animals on According to county docu- District Court of Appeal in [email protected] Malcom said that tainside Buddhist Wednesday rejected a settle- ments, Gottwald rejected the Miami. Gottwald is appeal- although his first two choic- monastery; talking with ment from Monroe County county’s offer to recoup legal ing Circuit Court Judge While other teenagers es were South Korea and Mongolian students learn- that would have returned expenses totaling $22,199 David Audlin’s injunction spent the summer waiting Ecuador, he’s glad ing to speak English in none of the roughly $250,000 and keep the remaining freezing the money. tables or hanging out at the Mongolia — north of China Terelj National Park; horse- in frozen assets it claims the $235,508 in a “special fund to In a Wednesday e-mail to beach, 16-year-old Key and south of Russia — back treks around Lake county is holding without be used for the benefit of the Limbert-Barrows, Gottwald West High School student turned out to be the site of Khovsgol; and a large festi- cause. animals in [Stand Up’s] pre- attorney Paul Kunz, from Cameron Malcom spent his summer vacation, from val called Naadam, where In August 2010, the coun- vious service area of mile Miami, wrote: “Please con- four weeks touring which he returned last nomads display their skills ty sought and was granted an marker 16.7 to 70.” sider this SUFA’s formal Mongolia through the week. in equestrianism, archery injunction freezing the non- “Other similar nonprofits rejection of the county’s set- Experiment in International After arriving in the cap- and wrestling. profit’s savings in First State could request to use this tlement proposal. We plan to Living. ital city of Ulan Bator, he Malcom said the real and Centennial banks after money. Their request would have a SUFA representative Over the summer, 21 spent a week going through damning evidence of mis- be reviewed by a third party; Florida Keys high-school- an orientation course, learn- ● See International, 2A spending was discovered in a we suggested [Marathon vet- ● See Settlement, 2A

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Thursday, the same day “I was expecting they But the Stand Up audit Tropical Storm Emily was would possibly counter-offer, showed that, among other downgraded to a trough of but that hasn’t happened,” things, Gottwald bought low pressure, the National Limbert-Barrows said. herself a sport utility vehi- Oceanic and Atmospheric Gottwald asked the cle and spent shelter money Administration predicted a County Commission in June on her personal entertain- busier hurricane season than 2010 for a 24 percent ment, In April, the County it did three months ago. increase in her annual con- Commission awarded new Forecasters now say the tract, to $327,880 from nonprofit Safe Harbor six-month season, which runs $263,477. That prompted Animal Rescue of the Keys through Nov. 30, should have County Administrator — of which Mader is a between 14 and 19 named Roman Gastesi to request an board member — a contract storms. That’s up from the audit of all three county ani- for $232,556 per year. May forecast of 12 to 18. mal care providers in the The expected number of hurricanes has changed to seven to 10 from six to 10. A typical season has 11 named Trip ‘life-changing’ storms, six hurricanes and two major hurricanes. From International, 1A a picture of me and them I “The atmosphere and took.” Photo by DAVID GOODHUE Atlantic Ocean are primed for standout from his month That wasn’t the only A federal agent finishes loading the bales into an unmarked SUV.It’s unclear if the case high hurricane activity during abroad was a week spent primitive aspect of daily life of Budweiser he’s holding held beer or drugs. August through October,” living in a traditional in Mongolia; Malcom Gerry Bell, lead seasonal hur- nomadic tent, or ger, work- explained that nomadic ricane forecaster at NOAA’s ing, eating and sleeping people put less emphasis on Climate Prediction Center, alongside a host family. permanent bathroom facili- said in a news release. “Storms “It was life-changing,” ties than is common in Federal agents seize drug through October will form he said. “That was amazing. America. more frequently and become Seeing people I’d never see “They point out to this more intense than we’ve seen or hear from — see how one area in the field and say bales at oceanside dock so far this season.” they live and actually live it go over there; you go over there and dig a hole and do Reduced wind shear and for a week — was really determined at press time. State and local law your business. There’s no lower air pressure across the eye-opening.” At least two What was known, enforcement were also on outhouse. They don’t really Atlantic Ocean are factors in That week was spent in according to an official the scene, helping to secure make things that perma- men detained the revised forecast. In addi- Delger Khaan with a family somewhat familiar with the the area. nent.” tion, the water temperatures of of eight with children rang- operation: “It was a boat Last week, a pair of In addition to Mongolia, at fuel dock the Atlantic are above normal ing in age from infancy to coming in with illegal Merritt Island men found students from the three pub- — the third warmest on 18 who shares a single ger Keynoter Staff aliens and they had dope what is thought to be a brick lic Keys high schools took record. and gets by raising sheep aboard.” of cocaine while fishing off cultural learning trips this — McClatchy-Tribune and goats. U.S. Customs and Marathon. One of the men summer to Chile, Turkey, Each day started and Federal agents seized Border Protection agents, snorted some of the con- Morocco, Costa Rica, ended helping his host what appeared to a massive apparently aware the boat tents and later died. Tanzania, Spain, France, mother milk cows. In amount of drugs late Friday was coming in, cuffed at Asked about that then, Thailand, Argentina, between was herding live- afternoon at the fuel dock at least two men — there may Deputy Becky Herrin from KEYS WEATHER Australia, China and South stock into an area to be the Pilot House Restaurant have been three on the ves- the Monroe County Africa. PREDICTED TEMPERATURES penned, tied and sheared. in Key Largo, but specifics sel — and offloaded into an Sheriff’s Office said there “If I’m going to go “They don’t turn on the of what the drugs were, unmarked sport utility vehi- have been several bale somewhere,” Malcom said, DAY HIGH LOW one small light they had in how many people were cle what appeared to be a sightings off the Keys in “I want to have an experi- SAT. 91 81 the ger until it got really arrested and how the bust dozen or so bales wrapped recent weeks. ence that no one else has. I dark,” Malcolm said. “I had went down couldn’t be in cardboard and duct tape. SUN. 91 81 an LED headlamp, a really wanted to go somewhere I MON. 91 82 bright light, and they would probably wouldn’t have the TUES. 91 82 ask me to shine it at stuff; chance to go again.” I’d turn it on the brightest Experiment in What now with contract? Forecast: Expect after- setting and they’d go do International Living, found- noon thunderstorms on stuff. ed in 1932, has sent more From Union, 1A deficit, based on expected “impasse.” Saturday, then partly “It made things so much than 70,000 students to 29 tax revenue, of $2.7 million. An impasse triggers a cloudy skies with a chance easier with such a simple countries; for more infor- delay in transition to per- After making more than $5 hearing followed by a rec- of showers. thing as a bright light. I got mation, visit www. formance pay for teachers; million in cuts, Jara has ommendation, while a their mailing address and experimentinternational and outsourcing custodial identified $3.23 million in financial urgency starts 14 Visit KeysNet.com/weather I’m planning on mailing living.org. work. None of that is in the further reductions, those days of negotiations that for radar and extended forecast. them several flashlights and contract. listed above. culminate with the begin- Jara maintains UTM They would put the dis- ning of the impasse process. BEACH ADVISORIES MARATHON doesn’t need to sign off on trict in the black. If not The confusing part is that the cuts. adopted, the district would neither move requires a The Monroe County “I guess it’s a matter of be in the red — against state defined threshold. Meck Health Department tests interpretation,” he said. “We rules. said the issue is being liti- Keys beaches twice weekly Marina fees to can take action. I have the State statute outlines two gated all over the state. for the presence of enteric authority to make those rec- processes that legislative In the meantime public bacteria. There currently ommendations to the School bodies or unions can use to budget hearings are sched- are no beaches with health remain stable Board. That’s our position.” essentially send the matter uled for Aug. 23 and Sept. 6, advisories against swim- The board has approved to a magistrate for a deci- both starting at 6 p.m. at ming. New firehouse said. a budget of $82,265,271 for sion on whether unilateral Coral Shores High School The proposed $5.72 mil- the fiscal year that started cuts can be made: and Marathon High School, CONTACT US is on city’s lion infrastructure budget is July 1 — but still has a “Financial urgency” and respectively. down $1.18 million from front burner the current year. That Upper Keys includes the elimination of MONROE COUNTY SCHOOLS 91655 By RYAN McCARTHY a pair of grants totaling Tavernier, FL 33070 [email protected] $835,000 and a $282,207 Newsroom . . . .(305) 852-3216 drop, from $2.39 million to Panel: Privatization numbers Advertising . . .(305) 852-3216 City of Marathon $2.1 million, in sales tax Fax ...... (305) 853-1040 Marina fees won’t go up revenue. Fax ...... (305) 852-0199 next fiscal year, but some Capital infrastructure is for custodial work add up capital infrastructure proj- by far the city’s largest spe- Marathon ects will move forward, cial revenue fund. The oth- you compare the salary levels. Murray, who grew up in 3015 Overseas Highway City Council members ers are vehicle replacement Now the GCA would pay a cumula- the labor stronghold of (P.O. Box 500158) decided Tuesday. ($1.43 million), street contract goes tive $1.3 million to those 70 Detroit, had a different inter- Marathon, FL 33050-0158 At a budget workshop maintenance ($1.25 mil- workers while the district pretation. “What we’re really Newsroom . . .(305) 743-5551 reviewing special revenue lion), debt service to the board pays $2.4 million. talking about,” he said, “is Advertising . . .(305) 743-5551 and enterprise funds total- ($975,648) and impact fees Additionally, employee pay- union busting.” Fax ...... (305) 743-6397 ing $5.72 million, council ($423,795). By SEAN KINNEY ments for insurance would United Teachers of Fax ...... (305) 743-9586 members decided to go The city’s enterprise [email protected] increase substantially with Monroe President Holly ahead with projects such as funds — marina, sewers GCA. Hommell-Gorman was on Key West building a fire and stormwater — are the In a wide-ranging three “The fundamental pre- hand for the meeting and 2720-A N. Roosevelt Blvd. station and a splash park at three not financed with hour discussion on Friday, sumption,” schools watchdog assured committee members Overseas Market the City Hall events field. property taxes. members of the Monroe Ed Davidson of Marathon that if privatization goes Key West, FL 33040 The capital infrastruc- Several council mem- County School Board’s Audit told committee members, “is through, there will be addi- Newsroom . . .(305) 296-6989 ture budget, which City bers voiced concern with and Finance Committee people will be willing to work tional costs to the district — Advertising . . .(305) 296-6989 Finance Director Peter Rosasco reporting the mari- agreed with a private firm’s just as hard for essentially a cutting down on the estimated Fax ...... (305) 296-1287 Rosasco called “austere,” na is expected to collect representation that the district 50 percent cut in wages and savings — associated with lit- also includes $50,000 for $40,000 under the current could save more than $1 mil- benefits. If that’s true, the igating a claim of unfair labor E-mail “pre-planning” for a city year’s $700,000 budget, or lion annually by outsourcing alternative is to do it in house practices. [email protected] hall. That won’t happen for $660,000. The marina its custodial department. and retain the employees. If “It would be irresponsible at least three years since the earned $671,329 in fiscal Committee members, they’re willing to do that, we of me to not say there will be Missing your paper? City Council earlier this year 2009-10. meeting in special session at could do it in house and not litigation fees,” she said. We no longer offer same-day year signed a new lease to “That may be because of the behest of the School outsource at all.” “There is a contracting-out redelivery for missing or wet continue using William the economic downturn, Board to take a closer look at He pointed out that it provision in our contract that papers. Customers can Scotsman Inc. trailers to but we thought we should the numbers, deemed the pro- would not be the actual work- provides for the way it should request a credit or next-day house city offices. budget to an amount that jected savings “materially ers that would go away, but be done and the School redelivery by calling Rosasco said the city’s we really will receive this correct.” the management; that job District is choosing not to do 743-5551. After hours, call budgeted $850,000 toward year. This is based on exist- Now the recommendation belongs now, and has for the that.” toll-free (800) 843-4372. the fire station for fiscal ing rates and the actual goes to the board on Tuesday past 15 years, to Jeff Barrow, UTM already has one at its 3 p.m. meeting at the assistant director of facilities claim of unfair labor practices (ISSN year 2011-12. He said that amount we plan to receive 8756-6427, USPS# 0201-620) is covers two-thirds of the in the current fiscal year,” district’s Key West adminis- and maintenance. filed with the Florida Public published semi-weekly by Florida roughly $1.1 million cost. he said. trative building. “We’re paying somebody Employees Relations Keys Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, Also included in the Rosasco also reported School Board members else to manage a program that Commission over employee Marathon, Florida 33050-0158. infrastructure budget are will decide whether to award we haven’t managed very well furlough days. Subscription rates are $54.23 in the city will not propose the Keys.Your Keynoter home plans for the splash park rate increases at the marina, the $2.1 million contract ourselves,” Davidson said. GCA point man Bernie delivery subscription includes between 98th and 99th as Ports Director Richard (with two renewable years) to Committee member Larry Decker said it would take Keys Sunday and the Sunday streets. The 10-acre lot was Tanner did last September. Cleveland, Ohio-based GCA Murray wondered aloud of about a month for his compa- edition of The . purchased for $1.4 million The council shot down Services to clean all the pub- GCA: “Why can’t we do ny to transition into Monroe Keynoter mail subscriptions: $59.53 in Florida and $56.16 out- in 2003, part of which was those increases. lic schools in the Keys; what you do? Why do we County and that, if its $2.1 of-state. Please call for all other funded by a Florida Mayor Ginger Snead included in that is the provi- have to bring someone else million estimate turns out not rates, including overseas mail. Communities Trust recre- said she believes the coun- sion that the district’s 70 cus- in? I’m not saying you can’t, to be sufficient to cover costs, Periodicals Postage Paid at ation grant. cil should consider todians have an opportunity that’s just a hell of a commen- the balance would come out Marathon, Florida and additional tary on the way we do busi- of GCA’s pockets. mailing offices. “We’re required to “restructuring” rates to get to be hired by GCA. spend $400,000 on a proj- “the most bang for the It costs the district about ness.” “If we take it on the chin, POSTMASTER: Address changes ect at the park in order to buck” out of the marina. $3.6 million to run its custodi- Barrow conceded that we take it on the chin,” he to FLORIDA KEYS KEYNOTER, not return grant money al operation. The projected “what we’re really doing is said. “Our reputation is worth PO BOX 500158, MARATHON, FL 33050-0158. we’ve received,” Rosasco savings come in to play when adjusting salaries.” that. This is all we do.” Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, August 6, 2011 3A

Neugent: ‘Good luck’ What each agency pays for fleet management Monroe County Administrator Roman Gastesi has floated the idea of what he calls a public service alliance when it comes to maintaining government auto fleets.He said he plans to explore the concept with all Keys and governments and other agencies. The Keynoter obtained fleet information from all five Keys cities plus eight other bodies.Layton is not listed because it has no vehicles and only four part-time employees. Government fleets include vehicles besides cars and trucks. For example, of Monroe County's 706-unit fleet, just 144 are county-owned cars, trucks or SUVs.The rest are a variety of equipment, including: ● 260 Sheriff's Office's vehicles (according to that agency). ● 70 pieces of medium- and heavy-duty equipment like tractors, chippers, loaders and backhoes. ● 61 fixed and portable generators. ● 58 pieces of small equipment like lawnmowers, trimmers and pumps. ● 27 heavy-duty trucks. ● Two medium-duty trucks. The figures are broken down by fleet size, number of overall employees, maintenance budget and method. Maintenance budgets include salaries, fuel and other costs. Size Employees Budget Maintenance

Monroe County 706 500 $3.1 million In-house, some outsource Marathon 40 58 full-time $140,098 In-house, some outsource School District 140 1,107 $2.1 million In-house Islamorada 19 71 full-time $19,280 Outsourced Key Colony Beach 7 11 full-time $20,200 In-house, some outsource Mosquito Control 91 79 full-time $333,651 Both in-house and outsource Key West 300 452 $978,800 In-house Key Largo sewer district 6 40 $30,000 Both in-house and outsource Keys Energy 105 139 $786,537 In-house, minimal outsource Electric Co-op 123 120 $1.3 million In-house, minimal outsource Aqueduct Authority 165 254 $502,000 In-house, minimal outsource The Monroe County School District’s buses and county Sheriff's Office 265 462.5 $690,016 In-house, some outsource vehicles like this truck would be in the mix for a county- wide fleet management system. Totals 1,967 3,293.5 $10 million

From Fleet, 1A They’re just four miles Florida Keys Aqueduct low board members a dinner wants to give up the control “With a lot of these apart, at mile markers 59 Authority struggled to come that Gastesi’s pitch for coun- and sometimes it just does- issues it seems like there is After years of talks dur- and 63, respectively. to an agreement to construct tywide fleet management n’t mesh. It would be a won- an economy of scale to be ing which Marathon sup- Up the Keys, the village central sewers in the unin- “goes nowhere.” He reiterat- derful thing for as many achieved, but when you ported building a joint sta- of Islamorada and Key corporated area. ed that Friday. entities as we could bring work out the numbers it’s tion with the county — a Largo sewer board have Ultimately — only after “I say good luck and the together to create an econo- not fair,” Marathon City joint station county Fire gone back and forth for severe tongue lashings from deal’s still on the table if my of scale that would Manager Roger Hernstadt Chief Jim Callahan vehe- years on a shared sewer sys- then-Gov. Bush and other anyone wants to bet a din- reduce the cost of opera- said. “The math is usually mently protested — the city tem. Finally, a deal looks to state Cabinet members — a ner. And I hope I’m wrong,” tions. I’m fully on board detrimental to one of the finally said enough and in be close, with the village deal was struck with the Neugent said. “No one with that.” parties.” April moved forward to hire sending its sewage to a Key county finding the funding an architect for its Grassy Largo plant, but there are for sewers and the utility Key station. The county has lots of details yet to be installing and maintaining also since moved on and is worked out. them. planning its own station on And back in 2005, County Commissioner Conch Key. Monroe County and the George Neugent bet his fel-

MARATHON ELECTION 2011 Deadline’s Tuesday to file for City Council ty Supervisor of Elections Keating has also said he If no one else Office, if no one else wants to see sewers com- does, there’s no qualifies, it would be the plete, as well as a new fire first time since station on Grassy Key. fall election Marathon’s incorporation in 1999 that no election is By RYAN McCARTHY held. [email protected] Cinque and Keating would be re-elected to United Way of the Florida Keys is proud to announce Time is running out on two-year terms unopposed anyone looking to chal- and the city would save that it’s time to lenge incumbents Mike the $36,000 cost of hold- Cinque and Richard ing an election. Keating for a seat on the A referendum gauging School Supply Marathon City Council Marathon residents’ desire this fall. for commercial air service Cinque and Keating at Florida Keys Marathon Drive benefiting were the only candidates Airport was placed on the to file the necessary 60 January ballot in case petitions by July 5 to put there is no November their names on the ballot. election. students of Each made it official this Voting is at large in week during the qualify- Marathon, meaning who- ing period that began at ever gets the most votes Monroe County noon Tuesday. It and ends for the open seats is elect- at noon this coming ed. In this case, if there is Tuesday. The election is an election with three or Nov. 8. more candidates, the top Cinque seeks his third two vote getters would be consecutive term on the elected. council, while Keating is Cinque has said he finishing his first. Other wants to see the city’s prospective candidates central sewer system fin- can still file during the ished and that he hopes qualifying period, but the city will acquire Boot doing so means paying a Key island as an eco-park. $720 fee. He also wants more beau- According to the coun- tification of U.S. 1. Donations of school supplies will be accepted 10 am to 6 pm during the 3-day sales tax holiday August 12, 13, 14 at the following retailers: Upper Keys Publix, Office Depot, Kmart, Winn Dixie Marathon Publix, Office Depot, Kmart, Winn Dixie Key West Publix, Office Max, Kmart, Winn Dixie

But there’s more... United Way Campaign Kickoffs with food 11 am to 2 pm Aug. 12 Winn-Dixie, Key West Aug. 13 All 3 Publix Stores — Key Largo, Marathon, Key West Aug. 14 Office Depot, Key Largo; Office Depot, Marathon, Office Max, Key West Live Radio Broadcasts Saturday, Aug. 13, 11 am to 1 pm at all 3 Keys Publix locations Sunday, Aug. 14, 11 am to 1 pm at Office Depot, Office Max Partnering organizations Monroe County Schools, School Advisory Councils (SACs), School Boosters, Clear Channel Radio, Keys Radio Group Sponsors Publix, Iberia Bank, BB&T Bank, First State Bank, Office Depot, Kmart, Office Max, Winn-Dixie, Gemini Printing 4A Saturday, August 6, 2011 Florida Keys Keynoter Opinion & Editorial

EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FWC just enforcing law officers do patrol near Wisteria Island, high rate of speed is like. Why? Land-plan changes An issue was brought to my attention often because of the consistent presence Because on July 18, as my wife and I recently and I wanted to respond to pro- of derelict vessels and the island’s prox- were driving north on the Overseas vide a better understanding of the role of imity to busy Key West Harbor. Highway, we experienced a highly shouldn’t be easy the Florida Fish and Wildlife When trespassing is apparent, par- scary situation. Conservation Commission’s Division of ticularly if our officers have previously A black sport utility vehicle roared Law Enforcement in boating activities. I warned the subjects or if signs are post- by us so fast, I did not even pick it up With DCA weakened, Keys need wanted to particularly address a trespass ed as in the case of Wisteria Island, it is in my rearview mirror. Followed by a to tighten local controls issue on Wisteria Island near Key West. the FWC’s responsibility and duty to Sheriff’s Office unit chasing it but The FWC is responsible for keeping address the violation. You would sensibly not going at that rate of expect no less of any sworn law speed, we were shocked at how dan- An appellate court ruling handed down this week in Florida’s waterways healthy, safe and navigable for everyone — including enforcement officer who is protecting gerous this was. It was raining and Palm Beach County is casting a big wake in legal circles sailors, power boaters, fishers and your home, business, marina, etc. Even overcast, and the black SUV did have with implications for Monroe County. kayakers — to enjoy. We protect though the island is clearly marked a siren. This was as we approached a The Fourth District Court of Appeal in West Palm Florida’s people and natural resources, with “no trespassing” signs, FWC offi- bridge somewhere north of Niles Beach reversed lower courts in a case involving the right as described in Chapter 20 of Florida cers do not normally cite a trespasser Channel on our way back from a of Palm Beach County commissioners to permit rock min- statutes. Our officers have full police unless he or she has been previously weekend in Key West. ing in an environmentally sensitive area. The permit was powers and statewide jurisdiction. FWC verbally warned. It doesn’t take much imagination to issued even though the county’s comprehensive land-use officers protect both public and private The FWC prides itself on efficiently realize what could have happened had plan limits rock mining in the Everglades Agricultural lands, particularly those situated in or enforcing Florida’s laws and providing this speeding SUV struck any one of a Area for public purposes only. near Florida’s woods and waters. quality services to the state. With your number of vehicles heading in either In general, the state of Florida owns help, we will continue to improve. If direction on that stretch of road, with The question turned on whether the County you witness something that you think is two lanes and a center turning lane. It Commission could ignore its own land-use plan. The most submerged lands and typically keeps them open to the public. This inappropriate or wrong, I urge you to would have been a deadly event. The appellate court, in a unanimous decision, said no. allows the public to legally walk along report it. We like to hear how we are police had both ends of every bridge That issue of local control over land-use regulation is the mean high water mark on beaches, doing, whether it is positive or nega- manned almost into Key Largo. We becoming a hot potato here in the Keys, where the County even behind privately owned homes. tive. Please contact Maj. Alfredo don’t know if they caught the person Commission on Aug. 17 considers tighter restrictions on However, some submerged lands are Escanio, regional commander for the fleeing as of yet. One report said it was commission power to override Monroe County’s compre- actually owned by private entities or Keys and Miami area, at (305) 956- going in excess of 100 mph. hensive plan. other governments. 2500 Ext. 101. The point is that it brought back the Under a proposal floated late last year by District 5 Wisteria Island is a privately owned Col. Jim Brown, director memory of the unfortunate death of the Commissioner Sylvia Murphy, changes would require a island off of Key West. There has been FWC Law Enforcement woman officer and the case of the much debate over the years regarding Tallahassee young man who was charged for super-majority vote (four of the five commissioners) pulling out in front of the officer and instead of a simple majority. activities on and around the island. The island and submerged lands around it Editor’s note: The letter writer failing to stop and give assistance. My Murphy raised concerns in December following the were purchased from Monroe County started with the then-Florida Marine thought is how in the world does some- November election of Republican Rick Scott as governor. by a private corporation in 1972. This Patrol in 1981 and was stationed in body pick up a vehicle coming at you at Among his campaign promises was one to dial back the provided a perimeter of private land the Florida Keys until 1995, working speeds like this in time to react, lights state’s role as development watchdog. He took aim at the around the island; in short, the island his way up the ranks. or no lights and siren or no siren? Department of Community Affairs, which has had final and beach are privately owned. There Our hats are off to the officers who oversight and approval over Keys development for are similar private land holdings Deputies showed restraint were doing their jobs on July 18. It decades after the Keys were declared an Area of Critical around the state, such as in Old Tampa In reflecting on the tragedy a few provides a brief peek into the real dan- State Concern. Bay and some parts of the city of St. months ago when a woman police offi- gers for our men and women who pro- The state’s move to dismantle DCA means the County Augustine. cer was killed speeding to the assis- tect us. Generally, the FWC does not set out tance of what she thought was an offi- Frank Simmons Commission becomes even more of a critical gatekeeper, cer in trouble, I am amazed at what that Delray Beach says state Rep. Ron Saunders. “We always had the assur- to identify trespass violations, but FWC ance that if a county commission got crazy and stupid, the DCA was there as our backup. Now we do not have that assurance,” Saunders told the Keynoter last year. CELEBRATING OUR PAST It was DCA intervention that proved critical in 2009 to stop massive development on Stock Island of a 300-room hotel, marina, retail shops and ferry terminal green-light- ed on a split-vote by a previous county commission. That vote to override the county’s own land plan, led by the so-called Gang of Three, ultimately brought defeat at the polls for Dixie Spehar, Sonny McCoy and then Mario Di Gennaro. The current commission has a much better track record when it comes to being a watchdog over ill-conceived development. But that’s little guarantee some future com- mission might not be more reckless. Richard Grosso, the attorney who represented the 1000 of Florida in the Palm Beach County case, told the Florida News Service the appellate court’s ruling will reinforce local growth controls at a time when state law- makers have weakened state oversight of growth manage- ment. “Once they are written, comprehensive plans mean what they say,” Grosso said, “not what a majority of coun- ty commissioners think should happen.” When the idea of a super-majority vote was floated last December, we editorialized in support of the propos- al. After what’s happened to gut DCA since Scott took office in January, we are even more convinced this is a good move.

Wayne Markham ...... Publisher Larry Kahn ...... Editor Forty-two years ago on Aug. 15, the Woodstock Music & Art Fair kicked off on a 600-acre farm in tiny upstate Bethel, Melanie Elder ...... Marketing Director N.Y. Farmer Max Yasgur rented his land to festival organizers for around $50,000, and what was expected to be a Kathie Bryan ...... Financial Director modest event of 40,000 people grew into a cultural milestone that drew 500,000 over three days to hear Todd Swift ...... Production Manager performers such as Jimi Hendrix, Santana and the Grateful Dead. Not generally known is that two years after Carter Townshend ...... Circulation Manager Woodstock, in 1971,Yasgur moved to Marathon, where accounts indicate he was a Realtor. Suffering chest pains, he PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY died at Fishermen’s Hospital on Feb. 9, 1973. He was 53. Yasgur is forever memorialized in Joni Mitchell’s song Contents copyright 2011 Keynoter Publishing Co. ‘Woodstock’ in these lines:‘I’m going on down to Yasgur’s farm, I’m going to join in a rock ‘n roll band. I’m going to camp out on the land, I’m going to try an’ get my soul free.’

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 KEYS WILDLIFE Reward grows in turtle-shooting case powerful spear gun at the “She was very happy to see Loggerhead protected marine reptile now some sea water.” found with tops $1,000. Rescuers named the turtle “Everybody who hears Sarah after Borgs’ daughter, speared skull about this is incensed to see although the sex of the rela- one of our animals hurt so tively young animal is a By KEVIN WADLOW senselessly,” Moretti said. guess — loggerhead sea tur- Senior Staff Writer Moretti offered a $500 Sarah is tles do not reach sexual [email protected] reward, which was quickly recuperating maturity until age 25 or so. matched by the Florida Keys Turtle medics will keep a For an endangered sea Commercial Fishermen’s and could be watch for infection over the turtle shot through the head Association. “Keys com- eligible for coming weeks. “Right now, with a spear, Sarah seems to mercial fishermen are release back it looks like this story will be doing pretty well. always very much con- into the ocean have a happy ending,” “This turtle must be living cerned about our marine in about a Moretti said. He added, a charmed life,” said Richie environment,” said month. “Now we have to find the Moretti, founder of the Turtle Executive Director Bill person who did this to her.” Hospital in Marathon. “At Kelly. “We work very close- Wednesday, Nick Borg of Hospital manager JoEllen fect shot to not seriously About three months ago, least since the moment when ly with Richie Moretti and Big Pine Key was fishing Basile on shore. hurt the turtle,” Moretti said. the remains of a turtle — its she got speared.” the Turtle Hospital.” with his father about three Turtle Hospital veterinar- “It basically went through meat cut away — were dis- The 125-pound juvenile Islamorada backcountry miles offshore, midway to ian Doug Mader and a res- the skull but missed the covered in a Big Pine canal. loggerhead was found off guide Matt Bellinger added Looe Key Reef, when they cue unit from Big Pine Key eye.” No arrests were made in that Big Pine Key late three full fishing days spotted the sea turtle strug- Fire Station 13 also respond- “Everybody did exactly case. Also, the butchered Wednesday. After treatment, aboard his Bamboo Charters gling at the surface, the shaft ed. Firefighters had to use the right thing to keep this remains of a turtle were dis- she could be released in boat to the fund. “Turtles of an aluminum spear pro- their power tools to cut the turtle alive. She might not covered in Marathon three about a month, if her recov- have held a special place in truding from its skull. spear in half so the wounded have lasted another day in years ago. ery proceeds as expected. Matt’s heart since he was a After calling the U.S. animal could fit in the Turtle the wild,” Moretti said. Anyone with information A reward fund for infor- marine biology student,” Coast Guard, the Borgs were Hospital’s van. “We kept her out of the on the spearing case can call mation leading to the arrest said his wife, Anna. asked to take the turtle The would-be poacher water until Thursday, then the Turtle Hospital at 743- of the person who fired the Around sunset aboard and meet Turtle unintentionally “made a per- put her into a tank,” he said. 2552. Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, August 6, 2011 5A

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LODGING NEWSMAKERS Hospital promotes Center on Stock Island has promoted Key West native Sandy Islands Amy Johnson to physical therapy manager. Cheeca Lodge sold Sandy Islands has been Johnson joined the hospi- promoted to behavioral tal as a Cheeca marketing. health physical New York firm “Cheeca is already well- program therapist plans to refocus known in the Keys and manager in April throughout South Florida. at Lower 2009. marketing efforts Our goal is to promote it Keys She within the Northeastern Medical had been By DAVID GOODHUE and in interna- Center. serving as [email protected] tional markets,” McCaslin She the inter- joined said. im man- the hos- JOHNSON A New York-based com- Northwood Investors and ISLANDS ager. pital as a pany purchased Cheeca Northwood Hospitality own Johnson has a bachelor’s Lodge and Spa earlier this licensed mental health coun- in psychology from Florida and operate nine properties selor in October. week for a reported $100 throughout the world, State University and a doc- million. Islands has bachelor’s torate in physical therapy including the New York and master’s degrees in The Daily Business from the University of South Palace Hotel in Manhattan, speech pathology from West Review reported that buyer the Alden Houston Hotel in Florida. Northwood Investors paid Virginia University, a mas- Houston and the Defense ter’s in counseling and guid- about $100 million for the 27- File photo Plaza building in Paris, acre, iconic oceanfront resort ance from West Virginia and Centennial honors A view of Cheeca Lodge’s main building, shortly after the according to its website. a doctorate from the on . resort reopened in December 2009. Most of the building McCaslin said his com- batch of tellers Northwood Hospitality American Institute of had burned in a New Year’s Eve fire the year before. pany doesn’t have any plans Hypnotherapy. President David E. Centennial Bank has hon- to make any physical Islands is a licensed men- McCaslin confirmed the pany plans to operate the Hospitality’s ownership, changes at Cheeca. “The ored a group of its employ- sale, but declined to name tal health counselor and a resort for the “next seven or McCaslin said. previous owners did a certified addictions profes- ees with the Star Teller the price. Northwood eight years.” "We look forward to con- tremendous amount of work award. Hospitality is the hotel arm sional and substance abuse Johnson, who also has tinuing our commitment to to the resort, and we don’t counselor. Receiving the monthly of Northwood Investors. resort properties in Jackson the Florida Keys community think it needs any more ren- recognition were Fausta The company formed a She has served as interim Hole, Wyo., was said to be out and all of our neighbors. We ovation,” he said. Moreira, Marathon main; limited liability company manager at dePooMemorial of the country. His nephew, would also like to welcome Johnson and partners pur- Hospital since June. Islands Mary Jamison, Summer- called NWCL, which was back all of our past guests to chased the resort in 2003, land; Dee Bergstrom, granted licenses to operate former Cheeca general man- formerly worked at the see what we have accom- and spent about $30 million Islamorada; Cintia the 214-room hotel and its ager Jeremy Johnson, Guidance Care Center in plished here,” Spiegel wrote redoing the property in Companioni and Denisse associated amenities by the declined to comment. Key West. According to McCaslin, in a press release. 2005. Then, a New Year’s Parrado, Marathon midtown; Florida Department of April Serpa, Key West Business and Professional other than two “staff Spiegel returned to Eve 2008 fire destroyed Hospital names changes,” which he would not Cheeca in September 2010, much of the main building, Roosevelt; Joyski Carrasco Regulation on July 28. and Vincent Hall, Key McCaslin said Cheeca elaborate on, he didn’t expect after a 10-year absence. He closing the resort. The resort new PT chief any layoffs to result from the didn’t return calls for com- reopened in December 2009. Largo; and Becky Deutsch, Holdings’ Jerry Johnson had Key West Whitehead. the property for sale through sale. In fact, he said the resort ment by press time. Lower Keys Medical a broker for “quite some could add jobs, but not until McCaslin said the one — Keys Sunday editor time,” and Northwood had the tourist season starts in late significant change will be in Karen Quist contributed this begun expressing interest in fall or early winter. the geographical targeting of report. buying it about four months Current general manag- ago. er Herbert Spiegel will stay McCaslin said his com- on under Northwood

Tip of the Week

Have lots of potted plants on your property? There is a good chance that your plant trivets are holding water and breeding mosquitoes. Dump or get rid of your plant trivets and keep your property mosquito-free this summer.

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

KEY WEST ON THE WATER Vacant lot getting greenery Council takes up planted and then have the city dolphin, grouper Condo group bear the expense of watering to finance trees and cutting with our limited After the South Atlantic coun- budget and limited staff. Regulators may cil sets fish catch limits in its and maintenance “We can either hold it as a lift the ban on jurisdiction — which includes dustbowl or hold it in green, oceanside waters of the By SEAN KINNEY beautified condition,” he said. bottom fishing Florida Keys — the rules will [email protected] Commissioner Teri By KEVIN WADLOW be forwarded to the U.S. Johnston, the lone dissenting Department of Commerce for The Key West City vote, expressed concerns about Senior Staff Writer final review and adoption Commission on Tuesday gave adverse possession and granti- [email protected] before Jan. 1. a local homeowners associa- ng a for-profit entity use of city In general, no specific tion permission to beautify a property. But Assistant City A step toward ending a actions on bag limits will be piece of unused city property Attorney Larry Erskine said ban on deepwater grouper triggered by Tuesday’s deci- that formerly stored inoperable Keynoter photo by SEAN KINNEY the agreement is different from fishing could be adopted by sions. Any rules affecting police cars and other vehicles. This vacant city-owned lot will be planted with grass and trees a lease and revocable with 30 federal fishery officials, meet- individual fishermen will be With the OK in hand, in the coming weeks by employees of the Steamplant days notice. ing Tuesday in South drawn using the newly estab- Carolina. groundskeepers employed by Condominium Association; the folks driving the push, in the “By its nature, a license is lished catch limits. the Steamplant Condominium revocable,” he said. “That’s However, the South building on the left, are tired of dust blowing onto their patios For dolphin (also known Association will plant about part of the deal. The only thing Atlantic Fishery Management as mahi mahi), the council one acre of city property on and the scarified parcel disrupting their water views. they can do with the property Council may also approve will receive a recommended Trumbo Road across from the cost of about $29,000. $200 annually, all considered is plant the specific trees in the new rules on dolphin that annual catch limit of about Key West Ferry Terminal with The city is allowing the in a licensing agreement. specific places on that sketch would ban charterboat crews 13.5 million pounds for the 37 green buttonwoods, 19 plantings, along with access Ed Swift, the developer of and maintain the property.” from selling excess catch. recreational fishery, and 1 royal palms and grass for a for maintenance crews, for the Steamplant condos, told Commissioner Mark Rossi The focus of the special million pounds for the com- commissioners the goal of the suggested that if the lot is one-day meeting in mercial fishery. project is to beautify the prop- going to be landscaped, why Charleston will be to establish Also proposed is a recre- erty adjacent to the condos to not add some benches and pic- annual catch limits for several ational “target” limit on dol- cut down on blowing dust and nic tables and open it up as a marine species including phin of 11.6 million pounds, a provide owners with a better public park. mackerel, wahoo, black number that would serve as a view. After some feedback from grouper and dolphin this year. red flag to managers that addi- Assistant City Manager city staff, including the affect “The primary reason for tional action or study may be David Fernandez recommend- on the liability by converting this meeting is to meet the warranted, Iverson said. ed the project: “The purpose of the parcel into a park and the congressionally mandated One specific rule on dol- this agreement is to eliminate a need to be able to close the timeline for the Magnuson- phin will be considered to dust bowl and plant trees. We area off to vagrants in the Stevens Act,” council spokes- “prohibit bag-limit sales of didn’t want those trees to be evening, that idea was put off woman Kim Iverson said. dolphin from for-hire ves- planted and that grass to be for further study. Species being considered sels.” Tuesday are not classified as Traditionally, many char- being currently overfished. ter boats keep a share of large dolphin catches that are often are sold by crew members. That hinders the ability to track commercial and recre- ational catches separately, Iverson said. Even charterboats with a federal commercial permit for dolphin would be allowed to sell dolphin only if they are 115%15%5% OOFFOFFFF not caught while on a for-hire recreational trip. Meanwhile, the South STOREWIDESSTOREWIDETOREWIDE Atlantic council is moving to Present coupon to receive discount. end a closure on deepwater Not valid with other offers or sale items grouper fishing beyond the Offer expires August 13, 2011 240-depths in federal water. That controversial ban went 30313 Overseas Hwy ● MM 30.3 ● Big Pine Key into effect in January to pro- (305) 872-1882 www.baresolesandals.com tect two overfished grouper species, but applies to all bot- tom fishing. “It is the council’s intent to have that 240-foot closure removed by the end of the year,” Iverson said. The South Atlantic Council’s Tuesday meeting will be carried live on the Web at www.sfamc.net. Catch shares Representatives from commercial-fishing groups, including the Florida Keys Commercial Fishermen’s Association, hailed this week’s move by U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen to limit the effects of federal catch- share programs. “I have met with many local fishermen from my con- gressional district and they all complain about the adverse affects of these catch-share programs,” Ros-Lehtinen said. “They are adamantly opposed to the privatization of one of our greatest natural resources, which is a primary component of catch shares.” Catch shares allocate a specific percentage of a fish- ery to each commercial har- vester, depending on the fish- erman’s catch history. A bill being co-sponsored by Ros-Lehtinen would require approval by a majori- ty of active fishermen in a tar- geted species for a new catch- share plan to be enacted. In addition, any catch-share pro- gram that eliminates 15 per- cent or more of fishers in a program would be eliminated. NEWS BRIEFS Life celebration planned for Graves Former Upper Keys Rotary President Candi Graves has died of complica- tions from cancer, and a cele- bration of life is planned for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Holiday Isle Resort in Islamorada. Graves had just closed out her Rotary presidential term and, in that role, had been among the leaders to stage the annual Giant Nautical Flea Market at Founders Park. The market raises money for scholarships for Upper Keys students. Memorial donations can be made to the Upper Keys Rotary Foundation for the benefit of Take Stock In Children, a local scholarship program. Dueling moons? Veggy options Is it possible that Earth used to have two There’s no need to struggle to get your kids moons, and one simply beat the other to eat their vegetables, an expert says. to a pulp? Story, 4B Story, 3B

Sports & Outdoors Keys Life Community ● Lifestyle Florida Keys Keynoter Arts & Entertainment WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,AUGUST 6, 2011 CLASSIFIEDS INSIDE 3B B CORAL SHORES FOOTBALL Hurricanes put focus on conditioning school weeks will last four stayed involved in the sum- The grid squad hours, from 5 to 9 p.m. mer [weightlifting] pro- opens preseason “We’ll continue lifting gram,” he said. [weights] every day, and “We will have a JV team practice Monday have the opportunity to work this year,” he said. “Letting on special teams and every- those guys gain experience By KEVIN WADLOW thing else,” Holly said. and play together will be a Senior Staff Writer Cane coaches were very important part of build- [email protected] cheered by a consistent ing our varsity program.” turnout of 26 athletes who Holly’s staff includes A jamboree victory to regularly took part in sum- coaches from spring drills, close spring football practice mer-long weightlifting ses- including defensive coordi- serves “as a springboard” for sions. nator Rob Harper, line coach Coral Shores High School’s “We’ll be lifting all Jack Niedbalski and fall preseason practice that through the regular season, receivers coach Barney Rich. opens Monday, says the every day except game day,” Other coaches, including an Hurricane head coach. Holly said. offensive coordinator, are “Our spring practice and Coaches won’t know until expected to join the squad. jamboree win gave us confi- Monday how many players Former Hurricane head dence and prepared us for turn out to fill the preseason coach Jeff Meyers “will be what has been a great sum- roster but are confident at on the field with us,” Holly mer program,” said Ed Holly, least 25 to 30 will be ready to said. “We’re happy he’s preparing for his first varsity go. agreed to keep an eye on us.” campaign at the Upper Keys That group likely includes Coral Shores has sched- high school. more than a dozen returning uled the Green-and-Gold “Now we have to build on regulars from last season’s 2- Game, an intrasquad scrim- that success by having a great 7 season, and nearly all the mage, for Aug. 19. fall camp that leads us into starters from May’s 14-0 win To cap the first week of the season,” he said. “We’re over Palmer Trinity in the school (opening Aug. 22), the excited to get started.” spring jamboree. Canes host Ransom The good news for An enthusiastic contin- Everglades in the Kickoff Hurricane football players gent of newly arriving fresh- Classic preseason game Aug. turning out Monday is that men should provide enough 26. Coral Shores is scheduled traditional two-a-day presea- numbers to revive Coral to open the regular season son practices will be replaced Shores’ junior-varsity foot- with a Sept. 2 trip to face Keynoter photo by KEVIN WADLOW by one evening session. ball program, Holly said. local rival Marathon High The bad news: That one “Our young guys accounted School. Hurricane coach Ed Holly puts his players through drills during a spring practice. daily practice in two pre- for a lot of the people who Preseason practice starts Monday. MIDDLE KEYS ISLAMORADA FISHING Aug. 13 triathlon planned Fall Fly enters for Sombrero Beach its 35th year place. A visitor named Scott, New group who left before organizers could is hosting get his last name, won it. Past winners reside on the perpetual “We had about two dozen trophy prominently dis- Aug. 13 event participants in the July race and a who’s who played at Florida Keys everyone had a great time,” Outfitters. The 2011 The Marathon Triathlon Felts said. “But we would real- in fly circles winner will see his or her Club, a group of Middle Keys ly like to encourage single- name added to the exclu- triathlon aficionados that sport participants. Not every- Since 1975, the names sive roster. formed at the beginning of the one wants to swim, bike and of the winners of the The tournament kicks summer, is gearing up for its run. So we are looking for indi- Islamorada Invitational off with a 6 p.m. wel- second event. viduals that would like to team Fall Fly Bonefish come reception and cap- MariTri, as its members call up with other locals as part of a Tournament have made tains meeting Sept. 13 at the organization, plans to hold a team.” up a virtual who’s who in Islamorada Fishing mini triathlon on Aug. 13 at The club’s ultimate goal, saltwater fly fishing. Club, next to the Lorelei Sombrero Beach starting at 8 beyond competitions, is to pro- The 35th annual event Restaurant and Cabana a.m. It includes a quarter-mile mote healthy sport for families. is set for Sept. 13 Bar at mile marker 82 swim, a six-mile bike ride Locals Julie Cheon and Trish Cox were awarded second For the Aug. 13 event, par- through 16. bayside. around Sombrero Country Club and third place in MaraTri’s first race in late July. Scott, the ticipants can sign up on race The Fall Fly, as it’s Three days of fly fish- golf course, and a two-mile run overall winner, was a Marathon visitor who left before the day at 7:30 a.m. or at a pre-race called, is a test of skill ing for bonefish follow. in the beach neighborhood. group learned his last name. meeting for racers and volun- and stealth for up to 25 Each day starts at the Medals will be awarded for teers to be held on Aug. 12 at 6 competitors. It has Lorelei, where anglers first, second and third place. and stay for an after-race barbe- up to four times weekly for p.m. at Sombrero Beach’s main attracted seasoned are to breakfast before Cost is $20 per entrant or $40 cue and social hour. swim, bike and run workouts. pavilion. anglers like Flip Pallot, fishing and check in per team to cover permit and Chiropractor Mark Felts, an MariTri’s first event, at the For more information, call brothers Sandy Moret after each day of compe- insurance costs. Participants are amateur triathlon enthusiast, end of July, saw Marathon resi- 731-5588 or send an e-mail to and Randy Moret, Billy tition. encouraged to bring provisions formed that group, which meets dents win second and third [email protected]. Pate and author and Points are awarded for Miami Herald columnist both weight and release Carl Hiaasen — a seven- fish. All bonefish to be SPORTS BRIEFS time tournament grand weighed must be brought Hurricane baseball species. A $150 boat entry Richards at annarich Cost is $80 per player and champion. to the Islamorada covers two anglers, who each @BellSouth.net. $50 per cheerleader. The sea- In 2010, tournament Fishing Club and then hosts tournament receive a tournament T-shirt son is tentatively set to start newcomer Paul Nute released alive. and ticket to the fish-fry on Aug. 28; league officials took top honors, besting Entry fee is $1,000 Backcountry anglers can awards dinner at the Marker Sign-ups ongoing are awaiting confirmation of anglers from around the per angler, which step up to the plate Sept. 10 88 restaurant. for youth football game dates with Key West’s U.S. and as far away as includes fishing, social in a one-day tournament to The Ocean View Pub on youth football league. London, England. and cocktail party func- benefit the Coral Shores hosts the kick- The Marathon Youth Club To sign up, get an applica- The winners’ names, tions, and awards. High School baseball pro- off party and rules meeting has started football practice tion at the Marathon Parks as well as those of the Original artwork valued gram. Sept. 9. For registration on Mondays, Wednesdays and Recreation Department grand champion guides at $5,000 is to be award- Hurricanes Baseball 2011 information, contact coach and Fridays at 6 p.m. at office at the Marathon such as Bill Knowles, ed to top anglers. To find Backcountry Slam organizers Patrick Meyers at 393-5231 Stanley Switlik Elementary Community Park office; just Steve Huff, Tim Klein out more, call Charlotte have opened registration for or send an e-mail to School, and prospective show up at one of the prac- and George Hommell, Ambrogio at 942-0428 the Islamorada-based tourna- Meyers at Patrick.Meyers players — and cheerleaders tices; or call Ted at 896-1965. founder of Islamorada’s or send an e-mail to ment that seeks bayside @Keysschools.com or Anna — can still sign up. World Wide Sportsman, [email protected]. 2B Saturday, August 6, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter Living RESEARCH OUR YOUTH Have humans expedited mass extinction? His estimate: About one bird pregnancy tests (hormones in a Scientists say species disappears per century pregnant woman’s urine would normal rate and one amphibian every 150 cause these frogs to produce years. sperm or eggs). is accelerating Now, he said, “species are But many believe the preg- going extinct every year.” nancy-test frog is just one fac- McClatchy-Tribune tor among several that are How many gone? behind the dying. Biologist E.O. Wilson once We don’t know exactly how pondered whether many of our many we’re losing because we Haiti’s problems fellow living things were don’t know even a fraction of In Haiti in particular, the doomed once evolution gave all the species that exist. “We rapid clearing of forests threat- rise to an intelligent, techno- have a remarkably incomplete ens to kill frogs much faster logical creature that also hap- inventory of life,” said than the fungus could, said pened to be a rapacious carni- University of Chicago paleon- Penn State’s Hedges. vore, fiercely territorial and tologist David Jablonski. His hope is that people will prone to short-term thinking. “There are plenty of species recognize how important it is We humans can be so that have gone extinct before to save that last 1 percent of destructive that some scientists they were ever discovered.” Haiti’s forest, not just for the Explorers and advisors who went to the competition are (standing from left) Deputy Will believe we’ve now triggered a It’s not that scientists are frogs, but for the humans as Schlegelmilch, Explorer Keith Cox, Reserve Deputy Brad Humelsine, Deputy Richard mass extinction — one that in lazy, he said, but that there are well. Gross,Explorer Michael Boyce and Deputy Bev Brazil; and (kneeling) Explorers Alex Rojas several hundred years will a staggering number of species Most Haitians depend on and Bud Humelsine. rival the asteroid impact that of insects, amphibians, birds, the wood for cooking fuel. If killed the dinosaurs. plants and other living things, they run out of wood before In some places, a mass especially in tropical areas. anyone comes up with an alter- extinction is already under way. One way they can estimate native cooking system, there Keys Explorers Haiti, a “hotspot” for plant and current extinction rates is will be massive famine. animal diversity, may be closest through sampling, said Duke’s Hedges and other biolo- to ecological collapse. Pimm. By studying well- gists agree that Haiti shows us The geologic record shows known animals, such as birds, an example of what could hap- the living world went through scientists can infer the extinc- pen elsewhere, a microcosm of fare well five previous spasms of extinc- tion rates of lesser-known ones. the current mass extinction tion in the last 500 million Others are focusing more that’s just beginning. years. regionally. “This is basically a symp- well in competition during late Pistol Team competition. In Haiti, it’s clear there’s a tom of a much larger issue,” The team wins July’s State Delegates Humelsine, the team captain, There’s plenty of evidence that the sixth mass extinction mass extinction going on, said said Thomas Lovejoy, a con- gun contests Conference of the Florida was the match winner; and Pennsylvania State University servation biologist and past Sheriffs Explorers Association Rojas took first place in has begun, said biologist Stuart Pimm, chair of conser- biologist Blair Hedges. The president of the Heinz Center at conference in Fort Lauderdale. Revolver, qualifying as an country, which occupies the for Science, Economics, and Explorers John “Bud” “expert” at the competition. vation ecology at Duke University. western part of the Caribbean the Environment. “I’ve heard Explorers — youth police Humelsine, Alex Rojas, Mike The Keys Explorers also island Hispaniola, is still reel- other people say that Haiti is Boyce and Keith Cox attend- came in second in Domestic “We are clearly living in an trainees — at the Monroe era where we’re driving ing from the massive earth- the unthinkable experiment County Sheriff’s Office did ed and took first place in the Disputes and Traffic Stops, quake in January 2010. that no scientist would be and fourth in Active Shooter species to extinction 100 to 10,000 times faster than they Over the years, it has lost allowed to conduct.” competition. 99 percent of its forest, once Are there any lessons from Advisor Will Schlegelmilch, should be going extinct,” he said. home to a great diversity of the last five mass extinctions? a school resource officer, plants, birds, reptiles and “One of the take-home mes- received an award for being There’s a wide range in those numbers because the amphibians. sages is that they can happen,” an assistant range master at While many of the birds said Chicago’s Jablonski. the competition. fossil record shows just a frac- tion of what lived in the past, also live on the other side of “You can push big ecosystems and scientists don’t know the island, in the Dominican of the world beyond their exactly how many species Republic, Haiti has a number breaking point.” Subscriptions exist today. of frog species unique to that From what they can tell, country. Dinosaurs’ end Pimm said, the normal “back- And of the 50 frogs endem- The event that killed the 743-5551 ground” level is quite slow. ic to Haiti, 49 are endangered, dinosaurs 65 million years ago said Hedges, who is leading an cleared out 75 percent of all expedition to several remote species on the planet. An even 7030 Harbor Village Dr. mountainous areas of the more deadly event happened country in an attempt to cap- around 251 million years ago, ture a few of these rare frogs. ending the Permian period. Fossil frogs have been More than 90 percent of the found dating to the Jurassic world’s species perished. period, showing that these The aftermath of such creatures have been leaping events is like a lottery, around for at least 200 million Jablonski said, with winners years. That means they some- and losers that are hard to pre- Debra & Emily’s listing on Harbor Village how adapted to whatever dict. These events usually lead Drive in Duck Key JUST SOLD! 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THE DINNER TABLE LIVING BRIEFS ‘When Fish Attack’ free session at 7 p.m. at the Key Largo library, in Trade Kids picky with vegetables? party is tonight Winds Plaza at mile marker 101.4 The subject of a new All meetings of the non- Here are helpful some tips Discovery Channel episode profit Mac User Group are of “When Fish Attack” will free and open to the public, be on hand for a viewing don’t require reservations You don’t need party tonight in Key West. and include refreshments. To Big Pine resident Karri find out more, call 451-4601. to force them Larson, seriously injured by to eat them a leaping barracuda while kayaking off the Lower KAIR collecting Miami Herald Keys in October, will be for Keys students featured in the episode. We’re all for sneaking She’s still recuperating from Monroe County schools extra nutrition into our kids’ her injuries, which included open Aug. 22 so, for the lives. 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A A A A A A A A A A personal representative and Norquoy in sanctions, including the personal representative’s (f/k/a Britta C. Fleischhack) dismissal or striking of existing canal; from said attorney are set forth below. 41 Floral Avenue pleadings. POINT OF BEGINNING, No. 3065800

A A Key West, Florida 33040 continue bearing East for a All creditors of the decedent The notice shall be published distance of 75.0 feet to a point; NOTICE OF and other persons having Published: July 30, 2011 & once a week for four thence bear South for a PUBLIC MEETING AD/ 2836400 claims or demands against August 6 2011 consecutive weeks in the distance of 75.0 feet to a point; decedent’s estate on whom a Florida Keys Keynoter Florida Keys Keynoter. thence bear West for a distance EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF LOST/ABANDONED copy of this notice has been of 75.0 feet to a point on the THE SOUTH FLORIDA PROPERTY NOTICE TO ALL REGIONAL PLANNING served must file their claims / DATED this 25th day of July, East face of said existing canal INTERESTED PERSONS with this court WITHIN THE Ad 2841000 2011 thence bear North along the COUNCIL LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER East face of said existing canal Florida Fish and Wildlife THE TIME OF THE FIRST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT for a distance of 75.0 feet to the An Emergency Meeting of the Conservation Commission PUBLICATION OF THIS THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL COURT POINT OF BEGINNING Executive Committee, took custody of a 38 foot NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER CIRCUIT IN AND FOR pursuant to Rule 7 of the South sportfish, empty hull. THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A MONROE COUNTY, By Deputy Clerk Pursuant to the DEFAULT Florida Regional Planning Displaying no Registration COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON FLORIDA Tammy L. Marciel FINAL JUDGMENT OF Councils Statement of Numbers and no Hull THEM. FORECLOSURE entered in a Organization, will be held on Identification Numbers. The Case No: 99 DR 569 P Publication Dates case in said Court, the style of Tuesday, August 9, 2011, vessel was found All other creditors of the 7/30/11, 8/6/11, 8/13/11, which is: commencing at 3:00 p.m. at the lost/abandoned on 3/4/2011, decedent and other persons JEANIE FORET, 8/20/11 offices of the South Florida on state waters in Hammer having claims or demands n.k.a. 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Director position; Division of Law Enforcement, ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED NOTICE OF ACTION CIRCUIT COURT Comprehensive Plan 2796 Overseas Highway, Suite WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE John W Cummings; Unknown amendments; Annual Meeting 100, Marathon, FL 33050. SET FORTH IN SECTION Notice is hereby given that the Spouse of John W. Cummings; of the Institute for Community Attention: Ofc. Janette 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA TO: JEANIE FORET, n.k.a. undersigned, DANNY L. Thomas D Crum; Unknown Collaboration, Inc.; and hosting Fernandez, PROBATE CODE WILL BE JEANIE MARKS KOLHAGE, Clerk of the Circuit Spouse of Thomas D Crum; a summit on electric vehicle FWC-11-OFF-1961. FOREVER BARRED. last known address: 11950 Court of Monroe County, Theodore G Crum; Unknown charging infrastructure. A copy Bayshore Drive Florida, will on the 18TH DAY of the Agenda for the meeting / Spouse of Theodore G Crum; Published: 07/30/11 & NOTWITHSTANDING THE 3B Miami FL 33181 OF AUGUST, 2011 at 11:00 MONROE COUNTY TAX may be obtained at 08/06/11 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH A.M. on THE FRONT STEPS COLLECTOR; JOHN DOE; www.sfrpc.com or by Florida Keys Keynoter ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an OF THE MONROE COUNTY JANE DOE; FLAGSTAR BANK contacting Kathe Lerch action for a Motion to Vacate COURTHOUSE, 500 (klerech–sfrpc.com or / TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Ad 2826200 AFTER THE DECEDENT’S Permanent Injunction has been WHITEHEAD STREET, in the Defendants 954.985.4416). DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. filed by the respondent. You City of KEY WEST Florida, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR are required to serve a copy of offer for sale and sell at public And the Docket Number of Any person who decides to THE SIXTEENTH The date of first publication of your written defenses, if any, to outcry to the highest and best which is Number appeal any decision made by JUDICIALCIRCUIT IN AND this Notice is July 30, 2011. this action on David Manz, bidder for CASH the following 10-CA-000392-M the Board with respect to any FOR MONROE COUNTY, Respondent’s attorney, whose described property situated in matter considered at this FLORIDA Attorney for Personal address is 5800 Overseas Monroe County, to wit; WITNESS my hand and the meeting will need a record of Representative: Highway, Suite 40, Marathon, Official Seal of said Court, this the proceedings and for such CASE NO. 44-11-CP-135-K Florida 33050, on or before A parcel of land in a part of 14th DAY OF July 2011 purpose may need to ensure My Florida Probate, August 24, 2011, and file the Tract 10 of EDMOND’S that a verbatim record of the IN RE: ESTATE OF P. A. original with the clerk of this ACREAGE TRACTS, as DANNY L. KOLHAGE, proceedings is made, which ROBIN MICHAEL NORQUOY Dawn Ellis, for the firm court located at: Monroe recorded in Plat Book 2, page Clerk Of The Circuit Court record includes the testimony Deceased. Attorney for Personal County Courthouse, 500 100, of the Public Records of Monroe County, Florida and evidence upon which the Representative Whitehead Street, Key West Monroe County Florida and appeal is to be based. Persons NOTICE TO CREDITORS E-mail Address: Florida, 33040 either before being more particularly By:Tammy L Marciel with disabilities requiring dawn–myfloridaprobate.com service on Respondents described by metes and Deputy Clerk accommodations in order to The administration of the estate Florida Bar Number: 091979 attorney or immediately bounds as follows: participate should contact the of Robin Michael Norquoy, P.O. Box 952 thereafter; otherwise a default Commencing at the Northwest Florida Statute 45.031: Any Council Office at 954.985.4416 deceased, whose date of death Floral City, FL 34436-0952 will be entered against you for corner of said Tract 10, bear person claiming an interest in at least 48 hours in advance to was May 30, 2011, and whose 352-726-5444 the relief demanded in the South along the West line of the surplus from the sale, if any, request such social security number is complaint or petition. Tract 10, for a distance of other than the property owner accommodations. xxx-xx-9549, is pending in the Personal Representative: 674.05 feet to a point; thence as of the date of the Lis Circuit Court for MONROE Britta Christina Fleischhack- WARNING: Rule 12.285, bear East for a distance of Pendens must file a claim For additional information, County, Florida, Probate Florida Family Law Rules of 149.44 feet to the POINT OF within 60 days after the sale. please call the Council offices Division, the address of which Procedure, requires certain BEGINNING of the parcel of at 954.985.4416. is 500 Whitehead Street, Key automatic disclosure of land hereinafter described, said Published: 7/30/11 & 8/6/11 West, Florida 33040. The documents and information. POINT OF BEGINNING also Florida Keys Keynoter Publish August 6, 2011 names and addresses of the Failure to comply can result being on the East side of an Florida Keys Keynoter 4B Saturday, August 6, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter

ASTRONOMY Were there ever two moons over Miami?

pened about 4.4 billion rocks didn’t melt. so the duo started running It’s not lunacy, years ago, long before there And because the smaller computer simulations of but new theory was any life on Earth to moon was more than 600 cosmic crashes. gaze up and see the strange miles wide, the crash took a The theory was the buzz from scientists sight of dual moons. The while to finish even at 5,000 this week in Woods Hole, moons themselves were mph. Asphaug likened the Massachusetts, at a confer- Associated Press young, formed about 100 smaller moon to a rifle bul- ence of scientists working million years earlier when a let and said, “People would on NASA’s next robotic Earth once had two giant planet smashed into be bored looking at it mission to the moon, said H. moons, until one of them Earth. They both orbited because it’s taking 10 min- Jay Melosh of Purdue made the fatal mistake of Earth and sort of rose in the utes just for the bullet to University. smacking into its big sister sky together, the smaller one bury itself in the moon. This “We can’t find anything in what is being called the trailing a few steps behind is an event if you were look- wrong with it,” Melosh said. “big splat,” some like a little sister in tow. ing at, you’d need a big bag “It may or may not be astronomers theorize. The smaller one was a of popcorn.” right.” The result: The planet planetary lightweight. The The rocks and crust from Planetary scientist Alan was left with a single other was three times wider the smaller moon would Stern, former NASA associ- bulked-up and ever-so- and 25 times heavier, its have spread over and around ate administrator for sci- slightly lopsided moon. gravity so strong that the the bigger moon without ence, said it is a “very clever The astronomers came smaller one just couldn’t creating a crater, as a faster new idea,” but one that is up with this scenario to resist, even though it was crash would have done. not easily tested to learn explain why the moon’s far parked a good bit away. “The physics is really whether it is right. side is so much more hilly “They’re destined to col- surprisingly similar to a pie A second moon isn’t just than the one that is always lide. There’s no way out.... in the face,” Asphaug said. an astronomical matter. The facing Earth. The theory, This big splat is a low- And about a day later, moon plays a big role in lit- outlined in a research paper velocity collision,” said everything was settled and erature and song. And poet published Wednesday in the study co-author Erik the near and far sides of the Todd Davis, a professor of journal Nature, comes com- Asphaug, a planetary scien- moon looked different, literature at Penn State plete with computer model tist at the University of Asphaug said. University, said this idea of runs showing how it would California, Santa Cruz. Co-author Martin Jutzi of two moons — one essential- happen and an illustration What Asphaug calls a the University of Bern in ly swallowing the other — that looks like the bigger slow crash is relative: It Switzerland said the study would capture the literary moon getting a pie in the happened at more than was an attempt to explain imagination. face. 5,000 mph, but that’s about the odd crust and mountain- “I’ll probably be dream- Outside experts said the as slow as possible when ous terrain of the moon’s far ing about it and trying to idea makes sense, but they you are talking planetary side. Asphaug noticed it work on a poem,” Davis aren’t completely sold yet. smashups, Asphaug said. looked as if something had said. This all supposedly hap- It’s slow enough that the been added to the surface,

SPC# 1534 ASTRONOMY Study: Earth shares orbit with tiny asteroid middle. Generally, the asteroid locations are generally in the We’re fourth runs about two numbers daytime sky. planet to have ahead. The newfound object, However, the asteroid called 2010 TK7, was discov- the companion sometimes ranges so far ahead ered last year by NASA’s that it’s on the opposite side of WISE satellite. Connors and Associated Press the sun from Earth, said colleagues were able to focus Martin Connors of Canada’s a ground-based telescope in We can build you a custom pool Like a poodle on a leash, a Athabasca University in Hawaii on it in April, deter- tiny asteroid runs ahead of Alberta. He reports the work mining its orbit with enough Earth on the planet’s yearlong with colleagues in Thursday’s precision to show it was a from Key Largo to Key West! strolls around the sun, scien- issue of the journal Nature. Trojan. tists report. Asteroids are giant space Donald K. Yeomans, man- The discovery of this com- rocks that orbit the sun, and ager of NASA’s Near-Earth Pool Renovations panion, which measures only ones that share an orbit with a Object Program Office, who about 300 yards across, makes planet are called Trojans. didn’t participate in the dis- Concrete Pools ● Fiberglass Pools Earth the fourth planet in the Scientists had previously covery, agreed that the aster- solar system that’s known to found a few for Mars and oid is a Trojan. Most scientists Office: 305-517-6505 Andy Nichols, Owner share its orbit with an asteroid. Neptune and nearly 5,000 for suspected Earth had them, he Imagine Earth and the Jupiter. Spotting one in Earth’s said, and “I would guess Cell: 571-264-4794 Marathon, FL asteroid traveling around a orbit is difficult from the there’s others.” [email protected] Licensed & Insured clock face, with the sun in the ground because the potential The Keynoter Classifieds 305-743-5551

A A A A A A A A A A A A Attorney at Law NOTWITHSTANDING THE the Monroe County FLORIDA Attorney for Pers. P.O. Box 1367 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Courthouse, 500 Whitehead Representative No. 3025100 Key West, FL 33041-1367 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED St., Key West, Florida 33040, PROBATE DIVISION Florida Bar No. 187976 305-294-8885 TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE the interests of LAURENCE J. File No. 44-11-CP-144-K Steven K. Schwartz, P.A. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FBN: 0246948 AFTER THE DECEDENT’S EASA defendant in execution, 20801 Biscayne Blvd /506 THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. in the following described IN RE: ESTATE OF Aventura, FL 33180-1400 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR First published on: August 6, property, subject to any and all JOAN CARTER McDONALD, Telephone: 305-936-8844 MONROE COUNTY FLORIDA 2011. The date of first publication of other liens, taxes, judgments, Deceased. Ext 106 PROBATE DIVISION this notice is August 6, 2011. or encumbrances whatsoever: Telefax: 305-936-1804 Publish August 6, 13, 2011. NOTICE TO CREDITORS CASE No. 11-CP-138-K Florida Keys Keynoter Personal Representative: Location of Property No. 1: Publish August 6, 13, 2011 Susan Terino The administration of the estate Florida Keys Keynoter IN RE: Estate of 277 Royal Poinciana, 12 Anchor Drive, Unit A, Key of JOAN CARTER Mary Tyler Muldoon, No. 3052300 Apt. 146 Largo, Florida 33037; McDONALD, deceased, Deceased. Palm Beach, Florida 33480 a/k/a Condominium Unit whose date of death was May AC-12A, Angelfish Cay 4, 2011, and whose Social NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT No. 3060800 FOR MONROE COUNTY, Attorneys for Personal Condominium Chalets No. 2, Security Number is Representative: together with an undivided xxx-xx-3669, is pending in the NOTICE OF REQUEST The administration of the FLORIDA SLOTO & ASSOCIATES, P.L. interest in the common Circuit Court for Monroe FOR QUALIFICATIONS Estate of Mary Tyler Muldoon 9130 SOUTH DADELAND elements, according to the County, Florida, Probate Deceased, Case No. PROBATE DIVISION BLVD. Declaration of Condominium Division, the address of which NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11-CP-138-K, is pending in the File No. 2011CP46M SUITE 1218 thereof recorded in Official is 500 Whitehead Street, Key TO INTERESTED PERSONS Circuit Court for Monroe MIAMI, FL 33156 Records Book 500, Page 587, West, FL 33040. The names September 8, 2011 at County, Florida, Probate IN RE: ESTATE OF that on ROBERT G. BROWN, III Telephone: (305) 379-1792 as amended from time to time, and addresses of the personal 3:00 P.M. at the Monroe Division, the address of which Florida Bar No. 223867 of the Public Records of representative and the is 500 Whitehead Street, Key Deceased. County Purchasing Office, the Monroe County, Florida. personal representative’s Board of County West, FL 33040. The Decedent Publish August 6, 13, 2011 attorney are set forth below. died testate and her will dated NOTICE TO CREDITORS Commissioners of Monroe Florida Keys Keynoter Location of Property No. 2: County, Florida, will open August 7, 1996 has been filed All creditors of the decedent with the Court. The name of the The administration of the estate sealed responses for the of Robert G. Brown, III, 20 S. MARINA DRIVE, UNIT A, and other persons having following: Personal Representative and KEY LARGO, FLORIDA claims or demands against the Personal Representative’s deceased, whose date of death 33037; decedent’s estate on whom a ENGINEERING DESIGN AND attorney are set forth below. was June 2nd, 2011, and No. 3056700 whose social security number a/k/a Unit No. MV-20A, in copy of this notice is required to PERMITTING SERVICES Marina Village Condominium be served must file their claims FOR THE All interested persons are is xxx-xx-7021, is pending in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Phase I, according to the with this court WITHIN THE BRIDGE REPAIR PROJECT required to file with this Court, the Circuit Court for Monroe THE 16TH JUDICIAL County, Florida, Probate CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Declaration of Condominium, LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER MONROE COUNTY, WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS recorded October 26, 1977, in THE TIME OF THE FIRST FROM THE TIME OF THE Division, the address of which MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA Official Records Book 738, at PUBLICATION OF THIS RFQ-ENG-251-114-2011- FIRST publication of this is 3117 Overseas Highway, FLORIDA Marathon, Florida 33050. The Page 410, of the Public NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER PUR/CV notice: (1) All claims against the Records of Monroe County, THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A Estate of Mary Tyler Muldoon, names and addresses of the CASE NO: 2009-CA-1036-P personal representative and Florida, and exhibits thereof, COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON The Board of County Deceased, and (2) any and the Condominium Plans as THEM. objection by an interested the personal representative’s SOUTHERN MANAGEMENT Commissioners of Monroe attorney are set forth below. CORPORATION recorded in Condominium County, Florida hereby person to whom notice was Graphics Book 2, of the Public All other creditors of the mailed that challenges the RETIREMENT TRUST, requests, pursuant to Sec. All creditors of the decedent Plaintiff, Records of Monroe County, decedent and other persons 287.055, Florida Statutes, validity of the Will, the Florida; together with the having claims or demands qualifications of the Personal and other persons having sealed letters of interest and claims or demands against v. undivided interest in common against decedent’s estate must statements of qualifications Representative, venue or property declared in said file their claims with this court jurisdiction of this Court. decedent’s estate on whom a from engineering firms or copy of this notice is required to LAURENCE J. EASA, Declaration of Condominium to WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER individuals experienced in be served must file their claims Defendant, be an appurtenance to the THE DATE OF THE FIRST professional engineering and ALL CLAIMS AND above described Unit; and PUBLICATION OF THIS OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED with this court WITHIN THE related services including LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE amendments thereto; together NOTICE. design, studies, assessments WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS with Boat Slip No. MV-20A, as SET FORTH IN SECTION THE TIME OF THE FIRST and project administration for PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN shown in the Declaration of ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED miscellaneous County 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA Condominium. WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS PROBATE CODE WILL BE NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER that under and by virtue of an projects. THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A ORDER ON PLAINTIFF’S SET FORTH IN SECTION FOREVER BARRED. DATED this 3rd day of August, 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA Notwithstanding the time COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON MOTION FOR FULL Requirements for submission THEM. RECOGNITION AND 2011. PROBATE CODE WILL BE and the selection criteria may periods set forth above, any FOREVER BARRED. claim filed two (2) years or ENFORCEABILITY OF ITS be requested from All other creditors of the FOREIGN JUDGMENT IN Robert P. Peryam, Sheriff DemandStar by Onvia by more after the Decedent’s Monroe County, Florida NOTWITHSTANDING THE date of death shall be barred. decedent and other persons THE STATE OF FLORIDA calling 1-800-711-1712 toll-free having claims or demands entered by the Circuit Court in TIME PERIODS SET FORTH or by going to the website BY: Rachelle Gates, ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED www.demandstar.com Dated this 6th day of August, against decedent’s estate must and for Monroe County, Florida or Supervisor TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE www.monroecountybids. 2011. file their claims with this court on the 20th day April, 2010, and WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER by virtue of a Writ of Execution Civil Process Division AFTER THE DECEDENT’S com . The Public Record is THE DATE OF THE FIRST issued in the above styled DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. available at the Purchasing Francis H. Muldoon, Jr. Publish August 6, 13, 20, 27, 105 Key Haven Road PUBLICATION OF THIS cause on the 6th day of July, Office located at The Gato NOTICE. 2011, I, Robert P. Peryam, 2011 The date of first publication of Building, 1100 Simonton Key West, FL 33040 Florida Keys Keynoter this notice is August 6, 2011. as Personal Representative of Sheriff of Monroe County, Street, Room 1-213, Key West, the Estate of Mary Tyler ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Florida have levied upon and FL 33040. All inquiries or Mary McDonald Price in Muldoon, Deceased. WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS will offer for sale and sell to the requests should be directed, SET FORTH IN SECTION highest bidder for cash, subject Personal Representative writing, to Judy Clarke, P.E., 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA to any mortgages or liens No. 3057900 3200 Sexton Drive Director of Engineering Attorney for Personal Norman, OK 73026 Representative PROBATE CODE WILL BE thereon, in the morning on the Services, 1100 Simonton FOREVER BARRED. 7th day of September, 2011, at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Street, Key West, FL 33040 or FOR MONROE COUNTY, Steven K. Schwartz CHARLES M. MILLIGAN 10:30 A.M. at the front door of via facsimile to (305) 295-4321. 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The 31 He gave Jackie her O 78 Soup scoop 40 Certain king’s sport money will be used to send Monroe County children to 32 Nuclear age govt.org. 79 Arrowsmith’s first Down proclamation? 89 Pen pals’exchange? 33 Gangster film wife 1 Leader of the flock 41 Luster 90 Often-satin tuxedo Camp Challenge, Easter Seals’ camp for children with extras 80 Pied-à-__: part- 2 It might be 43 NYC Theater District features disabilities and other special needs. 35 EMILY’s List, e.g. time residence unearned discount booth 91 And others, to Pliny 36 Lawyer’s thing 82 Blasphemes 3 Musical technique 44 Experimental bio- 93 __ pain: be numb 37 Schusser’s name 83 Lamborghini rival builders fuel 94 Gorge LIVING BRIEFS traced in the snow? 87 Dr. Scholl’s products 4 Simple guy 45 Windflower 95 Was costumed to 40 Escalate 90 It isn’t right 5 Franklin’s 1936 foe 46 Pilots’ milieu look like Legion serves up 41 Orb’s partner, in 92 Make Oreos? 6 Deserts 48 “__ Day in Paradise”: 96 Literary family name Theatre, mile marker 49.5. 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A A A A A A A A A A A A All answers will be by Addenda. valid for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of the Interested firms or individuals deadline for submission stated are requested to indicate their above. The Board will interest by submitting a total of automatically reject the seven (7), two (2) signed Response of any person or originals and five (5) affiliate who appears on the complete copies, of their convicted vendor list prepared Statement of Qualifications in by the Department of sealed envelope clearly Management Services, State of marked on the outside, with the Florida, under Sec. Respondent’s name and 287.133(3)(d), Florida ‘‘Statement of Qualifications - Statutes. Monroe County Engineering Design and declares that all or portions of Permitting Services for the the documents and work No Name Key Bridge Repair papers and other forms of Project’’ addressed to: deliverables pursuant to this Monroe County request shall be subject to Purchasing Office reuse by the County. 1100 Simonton Street, Room 1-213 Interested firms or individuals Key West, FL 33040 will be evaluated and selected Phone: (305) 292-4466 under the competitive selection Fax: (305) 292-4465 procedure of Florida Statute 287.055. In accordance with The areas of consideration for Florida Statute 287.055(4)(b). selecting the most qualified Please do not submit proposals firm/individual for the project for compensation. include but are not limited to:

• Recent experience of A Selection Committee will be A A individuals and firm on projects developed and will meet in a of similar scope and size noticed public meeting to • Dated at Key West this 1st day Organization review all qualified Responses of August, 2011. • Past performance record received. The Committee will • Office location rank the Responses in order of • Monroe County Monroe County experience preference and make a Purchasing Department recommendation to the County Only those firms or individuals Commission to negotiate a Publish August 6, 2011 A A A A A A submitting statements of contract with the preferred Florida Keys Keynoter qualifications that meet the persons/firms. Should the the Gato Building, 1100 date and time will be the response of any person or specified requirements will be County Commission so direct, Simonton Street, Key West, FL automatically rejected. affiliate who appears on the considered regardless of past and a mutually satisfactory 33040. Technical questions Materials may be delivered by convicted vendor list prepared should be directed, in writing, Certified Mail, Return Receipt by the Department of contracts with Monroe County agreement cannot be reached No. 3060900 or other agencies. between staff and the to Richard Jones, Senior Requested, hand-delivered or Management Services, State of recommended persons/firms, Administrator, Monroe County couriered. Faxed or e-mailed Florida, under Sec. NOTICE OF Marine Resources Office, 2798 proposals will be automatically 287.133(3)(d), Florida All Responses must be then staff will negotiate with the REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS received by the County next preferred person/firm and Overseas Highway, Suite 400, rejected. Hand delivered Statutes. Monroe County Purchasing Office before 3:00 so forth. When staff has agreed Marathon, Florida 33050 or by Proposals may request a declares that all or portions of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN facsimile to (305) 292-2356. All receipt. If sent by mail or by the documents and work P.M. on September 8, 2011. with the person/firm upon a TO PROSPECTIVE Any Responses received after mutually satisfactory contract, answers will be by Addenda. courier, the above-mentioned papers and other forms of PROPOSERS that on envelope shall be enclosed in deliverables pursuant to this this date and time will be the contract will be brought September 13, 2011 at 3:00 automatically rejected. before the County Commission Interested firms or individuals another envelope addressed to request shall be subject to P.M. at the Monroe County are requested to indicate their the entity and address stated reuse by the County. Materials may be delivered by for final approval. No binding Purchasing Office, the Board of Certified Mail, Return Receipt contract is created between interest by submitting two (2) above. Proposers should be County Commissioners of signed originals and four (4) aware that certain ‘‘express Proposals will be evaluated Requested, hand-delivered or any person/firm and the County Monroe County, Florida, will couriered. Faxed or e-mailed until such time as a contract is complete copies of their mail’’ services will not and selected at a open sealed proposals for the proposal in a sealed envelope guarantee specific time publicly-noticed meeting by a Responses will be approved by the County following: automatically rejected. Hand Commission. clearly marked on the outside, delivery to Key West, Florida. It Selection Committee who will ‘‘Sealed Proposal for is the sole responsibility of each rank the proposals in order of delivered Responses may KEYS-WIDE MOBILE request a receipt. If sent by mail Monroe County’s performance Keys-Wide Mobile Vessel Proposer to ensure their preference and make a VESSEL PUMPOUT Pumpout Service’’ addressed proposal is received in a timely recommendation to the County or by courier, the and obligation to pay under this SERVICES above-mentioned envelope contract is contingent upon an to: fashion. Commission to negotiate a MONROE COUNTY, contract with the selected shall be enclosed in another annual appropriation by the FLORIDA envelope addressed to the Board of County Monroe County Monroe County’s performance Respondent(s). If a mutually RFP-GMD-256-109-2011- Purchasing Office and obligation to pay under this satisfactory agreement cannot entity and address stated Commissioners. PUR/CV above. Responders should be 1100 Simonton Street, contract is contingent upon an be reached with the first aware that certain ‘‘express The Board reserves the right to Room 1-213 annual appropriation by the recommended Respondent(s), Requirements for submission Key West, FL 33040 Board of County staff may negotiate with the mail’’ services will not reject any or all Responses, to and the selection criteria may guarantee specific time waive informalities in any or all Phone: (305) 292-4466 Commissioners. next preferred Respondent and be requested from Fax: (305) 292-4465 so forth. Once a mutually delivery to Key West, Florida. It Responses, to re-advertise the DemandStar by Onvia at is the sole responsibility of each Request for Qualifications All submissions must remain satisfactory contract is agreed www.demandstar.com OR All proposals must be received valid for a period of one upon, the contract will be Responder to ensure its (RFQ); and to separately www.monroecountybids. proposal is received in a timely accept or reject any item or by the County Purchasing hundred and twenty (120) days brought before the County com or call toll-free at Office before 3:00 P.M. on from the date of the deadline for Commission for final approval. fashion. items and to award and/or 1-800-711-1712. The Public negotiate a contract in the best September 13, 2011. Any submission stated above. The No binding contract is created Record is available at the proposals received after this Board will automatically reject until a contract is approved by All submissions must remain interest of the County. 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Contributed Photo Garden hosts Midsummer’s Team from Sebago Watersports competing in previous Battle of the Bars. Night Dream Saturday Battle of the Bars Artists showcase diverse talents heats up Sunday at benefit Cancer Foundation of the Aug. 7 bash Florida Keys. L’Attitudes Staff raises money Last year’s Battle of the Bars raised more than The main courtyard stage for charity $23,000 for local chari- at Key West Tropical Forest ties. and Botanic Garden will The 18th annual Battle The showdown is set to light up Saturday evening of the Bars is gearing up begin at noon Sunday, for the 5th Annual for a repeat show-down of Aug. 7. Midsummer’s Night Dream bar tenders skilled in feats During the race, teams and Spectacle. of derring-do (and who compete for such chal- The Might Meteor won’t spill a drop). lenges as: mixing a perfect Orchestra, led by Peter The fund-raiser this margarita and serving it Diamond, takes the stage year will designate fees without a spill, tapping a with a wide range of per- and tips to the Florida keg, sorting recyclables forming artists joining in the Keys Healthy Start fun, including a second stage Coalition, along with the G See Battle, 9B for singers, dancers, poets and more. There will even be a fire Michelle Meck (above) dancer along with one-act presents her firedance at plays performed by Saturday’s Midsummer’s TheatreXP. All of this is by way of a Night Dream and Spectacle benefit gala for Art Behind at Key West Tropical Forest Bars and to help support and Botanical Garden. programs at the Tropical The Midsummer’s Night Forest and Botanic Garden. Dream and Spectacle is a Admission is $10 and night of artistic expression children under 12 are admit- for children as well as ted free. Centennial Bank is the major sponsor of the adults. Gates open at 5 p.m. event and bank customers and admission is $10 for are admitted free when they adults, children under 12 show their Centennial bank admitted free. debit card at the gate. Photos by Carol Tedesco Michael Shields, creator of the event and Art Behind “Come watch the stars or Alysa Mealor and Beth ing. Bars Executive Director, show your own. It all begins Hodgin will be crafting On the main courtyard said there will be plenty of with a dream.” crowns and tiaras, and jug- stage, Shields and his fellow activities for children as well A Grand Dream Mural gling is the province of Dream creators have lined as for adults. project this year will be led Jimmy Wray and the Jazz up the Meteor orchestra to Midsummer, he said, is by artists Amanda Johnson Jugglers. Magician David the perfect time to be cre- and Judi Bradford. Artist Kaplan will also be perform- G See Garden, 7B The barrel roll is one competition. ative and share dreams. The Keynoter Classifieds 305-743-5551

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The Board reserves the right to reject any and all proposals, to waive informalities in any or all proposals, and to re-advertise for proposals. The Board also reserves the right to separately accept or reject any item or items of a proposal, or portion of the work, and to award and/or negotiate a contract in the best interest of the County.

Dated at Key West this 2nd day of August, 2011.

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No. 3061200 NOTICE OF CALLING FOR BID OF SURPLUS PROPERTY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS September 20, 2011 at that on A A A A A A 3:00 P.M. the Monroe County following surplus items: PUR/CV Purchasing Office will open NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN sealed bids for the sale of the TO PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS MONROE COUNTY County ID; Fleet ID; following surplus items: that on September 20, 2011 at PURCHASING OFFICE Description; VIN; Minimum bid. 3:00 P.M. SALE OF SURPLUS MONROE COUNTY the Monroe County Purchasing Office will open PROPERTY 1341; 0920-533; 2002 Dodge PURCHASING OFFICE BID-BOCC-263-102-2011- SALE OF SURPLUS sealed bids for the sale of the 1500; 1D7HA16KX2J224751; Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, August 6, 2011 7B Dreams are welcome KEY WEST From Garden, 6B Country artist performs headline with Diamond, Tim McAlpine, Lonnie ‘Beer Season’ Jacobson and Matthew Watson. songwriter Guest performers on the main stage throughout the plays Aug. 8-14 evening will include Marty Thom Shepherd, Stonely, George Victory, Nashville singer-songwriter Les Dudley, Alex Okinczyc, with more than 60 record- Ben Harrison, Paulie ings to his name, will play Waterston, Bill Goldner, Key West Aug. 8-14 at the Valerie Carr, Christian Smokin’ Tuna, 4 Charles St. Monzon, Maj Johnson, Dan Photo by Carol Tedesco Shepherd, who wrote Simpson, Melody Cooper, “Beer Season,” which was Queen Kathleen, Mary Costumes and dreamscapes are the theme for recorded by Kevin Fowler, Spear, Rich McKay, Zach Midsummer’s Night event, which helps raise funds for Art has a string of top 10 hits, Seemiller, C.W. Colt and Behind Bars and for the Tropical Forest and Garden. including “Cheaper to Keep the Bill Blue Band. Her,” and two Number 1 From 5-11 p.m., a sec- singles, “Redneck Yacht ond stage at the Garden will Art Behind Bars Club,” recorded by Craig feature DJ Shawna Lacy Art Behind Bars is a non-profit organization, started in Morgan and “Riding with Wynd with a lineup of 1994 by founder Lynne Vantriglia with the goal of Private Malone” recorded musicians, singers, dancers bringing art education and appreciation to inmates. by David Ball. and poets, including During her 15 years, more than 8,000 students Shepherd has done eight Elizabeth Halbe and the participated in Art Behind Bars. overseas tours for Armed Key West Children’s In addition to teaching inmates marketable skills, the Forces Entertainment, trav- Chorus; Paul Dagle and the eling to 14 different coun- THOM SHEPHERD Key West Violin Studio program has reduced recidivism by helping participants “literally reshape and repaint their lives,” tries where U.S. troops are Orchestra; presentations by stationed. West stand. Street. according to Michael Shields, named executive director TheatreXP’s “One Acts He performs at Smokin’ Smokin’ Tuna is located For more information, With Teeth,” starring Bob of the program last year. Tuna from 6-10 p.m. all on Charles Street, just off visit: www.smokintuna Bowersox, Rebecca In an interview with L’Attitudes shortly after taking over seven nights of his Key the 200 block of Duval saloon.com. Gleason and Hal Cosec. the program, Shields described Art Behind Bars as part Authors and poets Sheri of a larger community development outreach effort. Lohr, C.S. Gilbert, Melissa “Everything I’ve ever done has really been about (com- Kesead, Jack Hackett and munity development), whether it’s education, activism, Why the Island Grill Reef Perkins will also take private business or the non-profit sector. The real guid- the stage. ing principle is ...creating a cultural commons.” has been called: The Comparsa Key West Dancers will perform at 7:30 and 8 p.m., moving The BEST waterfront through the garden and around the lake. Michelle LOBSTER BAKE restaurant in Florida Meck will present her fire dance at 9 p.m. and at 9:45 On The Beach SIZZLIN’ SUMMER SPECIALS: JUST $12.95! p.m. Every Wednesday starting at 7pm Shields said this year’s Midsummer’s Night Dream and Spectacle will include Morada Bay Beach Café anointing a King and Queen of Midsummer’s Night, MM 81.6 TUESDAY: FALL-OFF-THE- FRIDAY: SUCCULENT, JUICY with best costume as the Breakfast 7-11am with Island Style BONE BBQ RIBS PRIME RIB judging criteria. Benedicts Including Fresh Lobster & Crab For more information, Bloody Mary's and Mimosas! call Shields at (305) 394- Come 3804, visit www.kwbgs.org Lunch 11:30am - 4pm | Dinner 5-10pm by or Facebook: Midsummer’s Wednesday thru Monday boat Night Dream & Spectacle. ISLAMORADA, FLORIDAFLORIDA KEYS KEYS ! • Come see us at the Key Largo Food & Wine Festival KEYS This Saturday at MM 104.5 NET • Lobster Season is Close! .COM 305-664-8400 • MM 85.5 Oceanside At Snake Creek Bridge

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Malibu; The above items can be seen A A A A 1G1ND52T7XY141313; by contacting Mark by contacting Bill Grant, Long Monroe County $1,800.00. Payakovich, Plantaiton Key, Key, (305) 797-0880. Purchasing Office 3863; 1007-012; 1998 Ford (305) 852-7158. 1100 Simonton Street, Taurus; Further information may be Room 1-213 1FAFP52U5WA165814; County ID; Fleet ID; obtained from DemandStar by Key West, FL 33040 $1,500.00. Description; VIN; Minimum bid. Onvia at Phone: (305) 292-4464 4270; 1415-089; 1998 Ford www.demandstar.com OR Fax: (305) 292-4465 Taurus; N/A; N/A; Generator / Cudjoe; www.monroecountybids. 1FAFP52U4WA184497; N/A; $0.00. com or call toll-free at Any bids received after this $1,500.00. N/A; N/A; Generator / Long 1-800-711-1712. The Public date and time will be 4178; 1416-059; 1997 Ford Key; N/A; $0.00. Record is available at the automatically rejected. Ambulance; N/A; N/A; Generator / Key Purchasing Office located at Materials may be delivered by 1FDLF47F8VEA73393; Largo; N/A; $0.00. the Gato Building, 1100 Certified Mail, Return Receipt $1,250.00. 2044; 0970-178; Igloo Oil Simonton Street, Key West, FL Requested, hand-delivered or 4147; 1416-080; 1997 Ford Container; N/A; $250.00. 33040 couriered. Faxed or e-mailed Ambulance; 2087; 0970-180; Igloo Oil bids will be automatically 1FDLF47F8VEA18040; Container; N/A; $250.00. All bids must be received by the rejected. Hand delivered Bids $1,250.00. 2033; 0970-181; Igloo Oil County Purchasing Office may request a receipt. If sent by 4181; 1416-208; 2001 Ford Container; N/A; $250.00. before 3:00 P.M. on mail or by courier, the Ambulance; 2032; 0977-114; Igloo Oil September 20, 2011. Bid above-mentioned envelope 1FDXF46F81EC33365; Container; N/A; $250.00.

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MUSIC Marathon Community Cinema horns coming to the Green Parrot BAD TEACHER David Bode, Jack Pritchett Cameron Diaz, Justin Timberlake Maxwell brings and Jimmy Sweetwater - serve Rated: R New Orleans up rhythm and blues described Showtimes: as a “fully-equipped blues Fri - Thurs 7:00 & 9:30 Call about our sound to stage train screaming down the Sat & Sun 2:00, 7:00 & 9:30 Kids Summer tracks.” Program Coming Soon Maxwell Eaton and the Eaton began his musical 743-0408 Gold Tooth Players bring their career touring with Finnish ZOOKEEPER (PG) New Orleans style of guitar- blues artist Alaska Kalanen in Kids Matinee! Monday and Tuesday at 2 PM driven blues and horns to the 2006. Since then, he’s taken August 8: Disney’s Chicken Little • August 9: Soul Surfer Green Parrot, Aug. 5-6. his guitar and vocals to New The Gold Tooth Players - Matinee Madness! Wednesdays at 2 PM Orleans, where he plays This week: JAWS (Admission is one non-perishable food item to help the community food bank) Phone: 743-0288 • Hearing Assistance Now Available EATON alongside Papa Mali and Bill ol’ sod in an Irish-themed per- Keys Movie Times Kruetzmann. formance Aug. 7 starting at His debut album, 5:30 p.m. at The Green Parrot. “Earworms,” was released in He’s played with The Irish Regal Cinemas 2009. Rovers and the Sons of Erin, Searstown, Key West, 294-0000 His Christmas album, “Fig producing 15 albums and hits and the New Tones: Pine in Canada. All shows that start before 4 p.m play only on weekends. Cone Classics,” was featured Recently returned from a • Rise of the Planet of the Apes (PG-13): 1:15, 4:25, 7:30 in Offbeat Magazine in New Zealand tour, and 10:00 p.m. December 2009. O’Donovan also played as a • Cowboys & Aliens (PG-13): 1:20, 4:15, 7:25 and 10:10 p.m. session musician for record- • Crazy, Stupid, Love (PG-13): 1:05, 4:05, 7:00 and 9:45 p.m. Irish a’coming ings with Jimmy Buffett’s • The Smurfs (PG): 1:10, 4:10, 7:20 and 9:40 p.m. Banana Wind band. Bobby O’Donovan hails • Captain America: The First Avenger (PG-13): 1:25, 4:20, from Cork City, Ireland. He The Green Parrot Bar is at sings, plays mandolin, fiddle, the corner of Whitehead and 7:05 and 9:55 p.m. bodhran, whistly, bones and Southard streets. For addition- • Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (PG-13): spoons. al information, call 305-294- 1:00, 4:00, 7:15 and 10:05 p.m. He’ll offer up a bit of the 6133. O’DONOVAN Tropic Cinema 416 Eaton St., Key West, 295-9493 • Submarine (R): 1:30, 3:45, 6:00 and 8:15 p.m. MARATHON • Beginners (R): 1:45 and 6:15 p.m. 91298 Overseas Hwy, Tavernier • L’Amour Fou (NR): 4:45 and 7:15 p.m. bbtheatres.com • A Better Life (PG-13): 2:15, 4:30, 6:45 and 9:00 p.m. Sexy & Miggs’ last weekend NOW ALL DIGITAL! • Bad Teacher (R): 4:00 and 8:30 p.m. • Cave of Forgotten Dreams (G): 4:15 and 8:45 p.m. Dee Dee Terpos plays Performances are Rise of the Planet South Beach the Mary Ann Flynn role scheduled at 8 p.m. of the Apes (PG13) Marathon Community Cinema story called and Dale Coburn reads the Friday, Aug. 5 and 1:40; 4:20; 7:25; 9:50 part of Philip Miggano. Saturday, Aug. 6. 5101 Overseas Highway, Marathon, 743-0288 •••••••••••••••••• • Bad Teacher (R):Weekdays: 7:00 and 9:30 p.m.; Saturday warm, funny Suzanne Terpos directs For more information, (R) The Change Up and Sunday: 2:00, 7:00 and 9:30 p.m. Sexy & Miggs. call 305-743-0994 or stop 1:50; 4:30; 7:05; 9:40 Marathon Community Summer readings are by the box office at 5101 Theatre (MCT) presents held in the gallery at Overseas Hwy., •••••••••••••••••• Tavernier Towne Cinema the final two readings of Cowboys &Aliens (PG13) Marathon Community Marathon. Tavernier Mall,Tavernier, 853-7003 Sexy & Miggs by Michael Theatre with open seat- 1:55; 4:40; 7:20; 10:00 • Rise of the Planet of the Apes (PG-13): 1:40, 4:20, 7:25 McKeever Aug. 5-6. ing. Tickets cost $10. •••••••••••••••••• Sexy & Miggs is and 9:50 p.m. Crazy, Stupid Love described as a warm and (PG-13) • The Change Up (R): 1:50, 4:30, 7:05 and 9:40 p.m. funny story about two 1:25; 4:10;7:05; 9:45 • Cowboys & Aliens (PG-13): 1:55, 4:40, 7:20 and 10:00 p.m. friends who grew up on Keys Cruisers • Crazy, Stupid, Love (PG-13): 1:25, 4:10, 7:05 and 9:45 p.m. •••••••••••••••••• South Beach during the • Captain America: The First Avenger (PG-13): 1:30, 4:15, late 1980s and 1990s. This Captain America: The First 7:10 and 9:55 p.m. at a time when South Car Show Avenger (PG-13) Beach was transforming 2nd Saturday Night Each Month 1:30 (3D); 4:15 (2D); from “paradise lost” to the 7:10 (2D); 9:55 (3D) world-famous place that MM 101.3 Key Largo Come visit our online photo galleries celebrities now call home. Sorry, no passes. and submit your own at www.KeyLargoArbys.com www.KeysNet.com/Photos The Keynoter Classifieds 305-743-5551

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A A A A Dated at Key West this 28th training and compensation day of July, 2011. Real Estate. Bidder to ensure their proposal authority to initiate or authorize packages. Career advance- is received in a timely fashion. the decision to surplus.’’ If any ment possibilities. Apply online Monroe County Business. prospective bidder has a today at explorehyatt.jobs. Purchasing Department ‘‘Employees of Monroe County question concerning his or her EOE are expressly forbidden to bid eligibility to bid, please contact Lifestyle. Publish August 6, 2011 on sales of surplus Monroe Carlos Victores by phoning Florida Keys Keynoter GET A JOB County property. No (305) 292-4464. find it in employee’s relative, as defined Check out the by Florida Statute Section All bids must remain valid for a 112.312, shall be allowed to bid period of ninety (90) days. The employment section on surplus property over which Board will automatically reject of the Keynoter Classifieds. the employee had custody or the bid of any person or affiliate free in local newspaper racks Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, August 6, 2011 9B MUSIC All for charity Jazz series brings Miami star From Battle, 6B fastest times or by ‘brib- ing’ their way into the next and the always popular round. beer chugging contest. The Florida Keys to Key Largo Cultural Center Winning teams take Healthy Start Coalition home prizes, trophies and helps families before, dur- Marlyn Sanchez Richard Hargett, drums. bragging rights for a full ing and after pregnancy to It’s part of the Key year. The Schooner Wharf ensure babies have a played Maria in Largo Summer Jazz Bar, which sponsors the healthy start in life. The Concerts series hosted by annual event, also awards Cancer Foundation of the ‘West Side Story’ the Friends of the Key prizes for the team with Florida Keys offers assis- Largo Cultural Center, a tance to qualified cancer A chance to hear the Most Outrageous Costume group of community patients living in the lead singer who played and the team with Deepest activists who pushed the Florida Keys. Maria in “West Side Story” Pockets. county to better utilize the In the 18 years since the is on tap at the Murray E. That latter award recog- auditorium facility. event began, patrons have Nelson Government and nizes the tradition of Sanchez, performing helped raise more than Cultural Center, Friday, “bribes” offered up as a since age 7, won the Little $215,000, according to the Aug. 12. way of measuring popular Miss Havana Cuba compe- Schooner Wharf’s owner. Marlyn Sanchez, who “votes” for teams, which tition with her singing For more information or was born in Miami, has helps raise more funds for style. And she’s won acco- to sign up, call 292-3302, performed in other well- the designated charities. lades since, including com- or go to known plays, including Teams advance through the mercial work for such com- competition by having the www.Schoonerwharf.com. “Camelot” and “Phantom panies as Bellsouth, of the Opera.” Colgate and Caribelle Known for the three- Magazine. octave range of her singing She has also been a voice, Sanchez studied with spokesmodel for Baby Phat, • TOTAL NUDITY... the Gold Coast Opera and Ten Cane Rum, and performed in “Traviata,” Videospokespeople.com, Distinctive and “Romeo” and “Juliet” and and appears in various Tasteful “The Student Prince.” nationwide commercials. • Florida’s Most Her 7 p.m. concert Aug. Tickets for the Aug 12 MARLYN SANCHEZ 12 will include a mix of concert cost $25. For more Beautiful Women Broadway and jazz vocals, information, call 451-3929 • Private Table accompanied by Doug or visit the Friends website Dances Available Bickel, piano; Gary at: www.fklcc.org. Thomas, acoustic bass, and • Full Liquor and Food Served ’til Close MARATHON • Open ’til 4am Hollywood Hooray • Couples Welcome Keys Hottest Happy Hour looks for talent 4-8 pm No Cover • 1/2 price Appetizers be prepared to offer a brief 2-4-1 Dances • 2-4-1 Drinks Auditions presentation of the skit,” Tuesday - Locals Night begin for Loretta Geotis, the Theatre’s general manager, said. A list with suggested Come visit our online photo galleries MCT skits and submit your own at songs is posted on the MCT www.KeysNet.com/Photos Hooray for Hollywood is website at: the theme for this year’s One www.marathontheater.org. Weekend Only performance The One Weekend Only at Marathon Community performances are scheduled Theatre. Oct. 7-8 at 8p.m. and Oct. 9 Singers, dancers and at 3 p.m. Rehearsal sched- musicians interested in per- ules will be announced dur- forming can attend auditions ing this weekend’s auditions. Aug. 6-7 from 10 a.m. to 2 Hooray for Hollywood p.m. both days. will be directed by Jennifer “If you have an idea for a Powell and produced by skit that coincides with this Alicia Merel. year’s theme, Hooray for For more information, e- Hollywood, please bring mail: [email protected] your ideas to auditions and The Keynoter Classifieds 305-743-5551

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A A Looking for a Local Service? Outboard Mechanic E.O.E. Deadline - Open until Harris Roach tablets. Eliminate Tues. - Sat., 8am - 5pm. filled; 292-4557; Also see bugs, GUARANTEED. The Florida Keys Business Apply within 852-3537. hr–monroecounty-fl.gov GET RESULTS JOIN A WINNING TEAM! Available at the Home Depot. Markey Marine MM 98.2 with the Keynoter’s Exp. Servers/Bartenders Directory in every issue of the and Kitchen help needed. Keynoter! classified section. Apply within, after 4pm. 743-5551 Smugglers Cove, 85500 Overseas Hwy. 10B Saturday, August 6, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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Private Collector Wants MM 97- OCEANSIDE Triplex unit, on MM 102. Downstairs 1/1. MARATHON Commercial Rolex Dive watches and Pilot 2BD/2BA, 32 Ocean Dr. in the canal. 2BR, 2BA, furn. $850, Incl Util F/S. Office bldg. 2400 sf, tiled, very Watches. Old model Military Harborage. Pool, boat ramp, $1200/mo F/L/S. Marsha No pets or smoking. 1 person. nice. 8301 US Hwy, $3000/mo clocks & watches. clubhouse. Yearly lease Martin, Coldwell Banker 305-904-8866 or ‡ sales tax. 305-289-0802 Call 305-743-4578 avail. or a min. or 6mths Schmitt R.E., 305-289-6522 305-970-4344. Marathon Quaint retail seasonal. Call for details office LOWER MATECOMBE MM 105-BAYSIDE TWO NEW A/C UNITS- 305-451-1241 commercial space for rent. 850 Portable, free standing w/ (MM74) Large 1BR, 1 BA on 1BD/1BA. Full kitchen, SF, highway frontage/visible. wheels, window kit, hoses. MM 97-Oceanside, 2BD/2BA water. Furn or unfurn. Front W/D, A/C, cable, $900/mo. (305) 923-3855 32 Ocean Dr. in the Harborage. and back screened porches. F/L/S. 304-995-1603 or 14,000 BTU. $360 Each. Mrthn US1-3Spaces Avail. Call Alicia 786-797-9737 Pool, boat ramp, clubhouse. Call for details. 305-393-3003 305-509-1490 AA Dave buys permits Yearly lease avail. or a min. of 6 1st, 1500 sf; 2nd, 1000 sf, 3rd, So Atlantic Snapper, Grouper, MARATHON 1 & 2 BR, 43rd MM 106 - Bayside Apt., mths. seasonal. 305-451-1241 800 sf. All can be combined or Gulf Reef, K/Mack, Shark, St, Gulf. 1st floor rear and 2nd 1BD/1BA, Full kitchen. rent separate. $1/sf ‡ util, Sword, Tuna. flr apts. Partially furn. No pets. Avail. now, $600 per mo., taxes & insur. 305-923-9542 $$$ in 48 hours! 904-262-2869 $1000-$1200/mo, first & last. F/L. Spanish- 786-210-9114.

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AAAA MARATHON 1 BR MM 88 - EFFICIENCY KEY LARGO MM 101.5-Large All types of permits for sale!!

A A EXECUTIVE DUPLEX Utilities included 1/1 $895/mo, or 2/2, $1295/mo Rock Shrimp, King Fish, S Completely remodeled, ground $550 per mo. F/L/S w/garage apt. Screened patio, AAtlantictlantic Snapper, Grouper, Gulf ANNUAL RENTAL level, porch, 50th St. Must see! Call 305-451-4502 boat ramp, clean, recently 6 Pack reef & pelagic, MARATHON: 2BR,2BA, 305-393-1315

A A Commercial Gulf Reef Fish, unfurnished. $1295/mo. F/L/S. upgraded. 786-218-0509 Upper Key Largo, 2/2 furn MARATHON 2/1 DUPLEX. duplex. Oceanview, 9 mi. from Gulf Snapper IFQ’s, Long Line No pets. F/L/S. Call Barbara at MARATHON 1BD, 1BA Unfurn, tiled flrs, canal front, cean Reef! Boat ramp access 22’ COBIA W/CABIN. Pkg. Many other permits avail. CBSRE, 289-6499 trailer for rent large lot! Pets OK. 222 99th St. W/D, D/W. Sm Pets/No smoke, 225 Yamaha, 1999. Trailer We buy, sell & broker all types in Keys RV, MM 50.5. BIG PINE KEY 2 BR, 1 BA, on Across from City Hall. $1100/ F/L/S $1400. 954-614-4222 included. Reduced! $13,000 of permits. Call before you buy $600/mo. 305-731-5042 canal. Gated compound on one mo. 305-509-7159 or 360-6747 obo. 305-684-0033, Marathon. or sell! Please call for prices. acre. Very private. Indoor MARATHON 2/1 screen Licensed & Bonded. All permits MARATHON 2/1half duplex. 23’ MAKO guaranteed valid for transfer, heated pool, hot tub. porch, large shed. Cable NO MOTOR

$1,100, F/L/S. Fenced in, A A $1475/mo. (305) 395-3415 included. Parking for 2 cars. many ref’s avail. John Potts Jr. remodeled. No pets. BEST OFFER! W/D. $1000/mo ‡ util. F/L/S. 321-784-5982, 321-302-3630 BPK 2/2 canal front home, Call Lela 395-0814 or email Key Colony Beach, MM 53 305-942-1686 305-587-1512, Keys RV. www.shipsusa.com with dockage, tiled. lela–coldwellbanker.com Half duplex to share, mostly 26’ Mako CC Twin 200hp $1150 mo. F/L/S. Call Barbara MM 100- KEY LARGO furn. $600 mo ‡ utils. 1 vehicle Liveaboard Docks Marathon, MARATHON Charming 2/1 Yamaha, alum trl. Also 2 each: at CBSRE, 289-6499 VILLAGE. 2BD/1.5BA, parking. No smoking, no pets. covered deck area, pvt bath on tropical canal setting. 950 sf. GM 871 T.I., Allison 2:1, Twin Exc. cond., W/D, Screened Quiet, residential. Female house. Free W/D for residents. ‡ $1400/mo includes utilities. Disk Quick Shift 1.5:1. Best KEY LARGO MM 103, 2 room., unfurn., Avail. 8/15. preferred. 617-365-1092 12 mo’s for the price of 10! Call Andy, 561-212-3045 offer takes it. 305-731-0052 BR, 1 BA, immaculate cottage, 125 Second Ct. 404-983-7258 Check with us 1st! 731-3386 deck, yard, Bayside waterfront Carolina Skiff Specialists All MARATHON Clean, MTHN-Marine Storage: boats, park, great neighborhood! MM 106 - 3BD/1BA sizes & models: Sea Chasers, comfortable travel trailer in trailers, campers, any clean F/L/S Long term. 772-215-2274 $1100 plus utilities. A A Bennington pontoons & Hydra- Keys RV. $695 ‡ water & storage OK on wheels. Best First/Last/Security sports. Call Ft. Myers for West MARATHON electric. Free cable. F/L/S. rates in town. Check with us Call 305-451- 4502 AFFORDABLE RATES Coast pricing! 800-955-7543 3/2 HOME 305-896-2915 first! Call Emil, 731-3386 ‡ Daily-Weekly-Monthly Luxury Central A/C. $1200 water & MARATHON EFFICIENCY Vacation Villas Key Largo to electric. F/L/S. A/C, newly painted. Shared Key West Call 305-853-5000

305-393-1987 A A laundry room. Avail June 1. keyscaribbean.com A A $750/mo. F/L/S. 305- 923-3855 MARATHON 3/2 STILT A MOVE IN NOW from $250 BAYFRONT BEAUTY Non-waterfront. Unfurn. BOAT SLIP FOR RENT MM99 week. MARATHON. Weekly MARATHON Newer 2/1 2 BR/2 BA house with Sun- Ocean side. $10 ft. Up to 40ft. Fenced yard. Central air. Tile or monthly. Fully furnished. duplex, ceramic tile thru-out, deck. Call 305-771-9381, leave floors. $1500/mo. F/L/S. Avail No liveaboard, Water &

All utilities, cable & free WI FI located 2nd Ave., Gulf. msg. $2000-$3500 Month. Electric. (305) 942-3055 A A Sept 10. Call Ed 289-5599. included. 305-289-0800 Available immediately! ulises.a.lopez–gmail.com 305-481-1316 Inside Dry Storage for rent GRASSY KEY - LARGE 1 BR from $150 per month. Paradise Towing ON MORTON ST. Fully furn, MARATHON ONE HALF The Boathouse, AAAA is buying junked cars.

W/D, front & back entrance. DUPLEX 1 BR, 1 BA, A A MARATHON Luxurious 3/2 Marathon, FL. Call (305) 731-6540 Nice yard! $1100/mo. F/L. unfurnished. 10703 2nd Ave. 305-481-0653 1200sf home, recently remod, (305) 289-0080 Close to shopping. $750/mo. deep canal w/over 60’ mooring, Call Nick 305-522-6567 SUMMER MADNESS GRASSY KEY Heart Of Marathon 14’ dpth. Great home w/your Office or retail. 1000 sq ft. Next SPECIAL WATERFRONT Small, 1 BR Marathon Studio Apt w/full kit. A A boat! $1995/mo 305-360-2233 to Publix, the new Walgreen’s $400/mo plus tax and electric. efficiency, dock, unfurn, perfect Yearly, cute, part furn, w/d, air, Dockside in Marathon. MM 100 BAYSIDE - CBS and marina. 561-743-3745 AIRCRAFT - Cessna 172 1963 for one person, $750/mo. F/L. priv. loc., off str pking. $950/mo 305-743-0000 2BD/2BA home. Like new. 305-216-6300 incl utls. Credit refs cked, F/L/S. MARATHON 1250 ft. storage Fresh annual 800 SMOH. Fenced yard, no pets, no No pets. 609-425-7800 area, with AC, has 1000 ft Good electronics, clean KEY COLONY BEACH 2/1 smoking $1250/mo. F/L/S showroom, 180 ft US 1 aircraft. $24,500. Call 1st FLOOR DUPLEX. MARATHON - Vaca Cut area. Call 305-393-2271 frontage. Ample parking, A A 305-849-0277 Dock, W/D, furn. All util ‡ cable Lrg effic., private entrance, frig, loading dock. Reasonably MM 105 BAYSIDE - 1BD/1BA inc. Pet nego. $1700 F/L/S. micro, cable & util incl. 1 person priced! Call John 522-0066 or 100 B Lobster Certificates ground level, Blackwater Long term only. 973-907-6449 only, N/S, no pets. $750/mo F/L Kurt 481-4838 with brand new traps. $125 GET Sound. Fam. nbrhd. 1Yr. lease, $250 dep. 305-896-0280 - downtstairs each. Call Myron 305- utilities incl., schools close by, MARATHON Comm building Apt. 1/1, incl water & elect, MARATHON 495-2813 or 305-252-1973 $825/mo. F/L/S 305-522-4863 2357 Overseas Hwy. RESULTS W/D, garage, screen porch, WATERFRONT APT 2,700 sq ft for $2,000/mo. 2000 ‘‘B’’ Lobster certificates shared yard/dock, in quiet area. for 2 people. $980 incl util. A MUST SEE. with brand new traps. With Keynoter $1350/mo. 423-593-4730 Dock privileges. Avail now. Call to see 305-481-3198 $125 ea. 305-743-8111 Call (305) 522-4796 Classifieds 743-5551