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WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,FEBRUARY 23, 2013 VOLUME 60, NO. 16 ● 25 CENTS MONROE COUNTY SCHOOLS FEDERAL BUDGET E-mail needed for lockdown No one was hurt but two Schoolwide students could face criminal intercom was charges for the airsoft hand- gun at Horace O’Bryant down for move Middle School. “HOB has just moved into By SEAN KINNEY the new main office and they [email protected] have been working on trans- ferring the intercom system,” When what appeared to be Principal Mike Henriquez a lethal gun was discovered said via e-mail. in a Key West school When the lockdown was Thursday morning, the ordered, “The intercom was school staff was directed to not functioning. We had to e- lock down the campus. mail staff and call team lead- But the order didn’t come ers to notify staff to lock- via intercom, where everyone down/hold in place.” in the school could hear it, but “This basically means through e-mail — because the teachers hold students in their intercom system wasn’t rooms and lock the classroom working at the newly con- structed wing of the school. ● See Lockdown, 2A ISLAMORADA F/18s like these are common in Lower Keys skies as naval air squadrons from throughout the nation come to Naval Air Station Key West for air-to-air combat training. Village pipeline now in question Sequester would village of Islamorada’s cen- Coastal Barrier tralized wastewater treat- Resource System ment system, Tavernier Creek is in unincorporated rears its head Monroe County. hit the Keys big The county has had a con- By DAVID GOODHUE troversial land-use policy in By DAVID GOODHUE down four air wings on [email protected] place since 2001 not to issue Unpaid federal furloughs likely [email protected] March 1. After 90 days, permits for new utility proj- to trickle down to the economy those pilots lose their certifi- Monroe County Growth ects in the Coastal Barrier Hundreds of civilian U.S. cation, and now it takes six Management officials are Resource System, which was Department of Defense October. Since the military is NAS Key West’s forte is air- to nine months to retrain evaluating whether an under- created to protect sensitive workers in the Keys face a the largest employer in to-air combat training, and them at a much higher cost.’ water portion of where the environment. 20 percent reduction in pay Monroe County, the pay cuts the Navy is looking to cut in- He also said the Navy would Islamorada plans to build its Fallout from the policy if Congress and the White would almost certainly have flight training by about 44 need to cancel deployments, sewage pipeline to Key Largo interpretation has resulted in House don’t reach a budget a ripple effect on the sur- percent, according to a Navy defer maintenance on ships is federally protected land and residents along parts of deal by the end of next week. rounding community. document made available to and aircraft, and suspend off limits to new utilities. County Road 905 unable to If no agreement is in “The base is very impor- the Keynoter. most non-deployed opera- Islamorada wastewater get permits to connect to the place by March 1, the oft- tant to us, especially this time This also would mean tions, such as training.” engineers intend to thread the Key Largo Wastewater talked-about sequestration of year,” Key West Mayor less money flowing into the Whether any of those four pipe 40 feet underneath the Treatment District’s system kicks in — $1.2 trillion in Craig Cates said. “Obviously, local economy, Denny said. air wings train in the Keys Tavernier Creek Bridge, but and treatment plant at mile across-the-board govern- this would affect us.” “The two main points of couldn’t be determined Friday. according to U.S. Fish and marker 100.5. It is also partly ment spending cuts over the Military personnel are not how sequestration will But Denny said that cur- Wildlife Service maps, that why residents of No Name next 10 years. One of the subject to the furloughs, so impact the area are the antic- rently, NAS Key West is host- sea bottom is likely part of Key rely on generators and ways to achieve these reduc- the air station’s 1,600 active- ipation of civilian employees ing six fighter squadrons for the Coastal Barrier Resource solar power and can’t con- tions is unpaid furlough days duty service members would being affected by furloughs training, plus a civilian one System created by Congress nect to Keys Energy for federal employees. not be directly impacted by and less training being done “to play the bad guy.” The six in 1982 and updated in 1990. Services’ main power grid. This means that the 600 sequestration. in Key West,” she said. military squadrons comprise Even though the $91 mil- non-military workers con- But there would be MSNBC reported that around 700 people — pilots ● lion pipeline is part of the See Village, 2A nected with Naval Air noticeably fewer Navy per- “Adm. Mark Ferguson, vice and crew members, she said. Station Key West would sonnel traveling to the chief of naval operations, The Keys and South have to take 22 days off Southernmost City for train- supplied some specifics for Florida economies would AND THIS LITTLE PIGGY... without pay between the ing, NAS Key West spokes- the Senate Armed Services beginning of April and woman Trice Denny said. Committee: ‘We [will] shut ● See Sequester, 2A MARATHON County deals blow to zip line crucial habitat for white- her copies of the organiza- what they’re talking about,” Carruthers: crowned pigeons and that it tion’s bylaws. he said, adding that no credi- Lack of info would negatively impact other “Based on the lack of ble wildlife expert would wildlife and habitat there. transparency displayed, I endorse “people shrieking and is ‘insulting’ Crane Point says the zip request [the commission] gliding through the canopy.” line would cost $1.1 million. deny their request for exten- The only person to speak By RYAN McCARTHY Of that, $735,000 would sion,” she said. on behalf of Crane Point was [email protected] come from a Community Jeff Smith, chairman of board member Norval Smith, Development Block Grant Crane Point’s nonprofit board, who spoke only briefly and A vocal group of zip-line — if the attraction creates 21 told the Keynoter Curlee was offered to answer questions. opponents won a victory full-time jobs for a year. not a Crane Point member “Nobody asked us any Wednesday when the Monroe Otherwise, the city of when she requested bylaws. questions,” Smith said. County Commission denied Marathon, which secured the “She did join the organi- “Then the opponents rose an extension of an $85,000 grant, would have to pay zation and we complied and with their comments and we grant meant to help fund back to the state $35,000 per gave her the bylaws,” he said. were not asked nor given Crane Point Hammock’s pro- job not created. The rest of Marathon resident Ed any opportunity to rebut.” posed tourist attraction. the money would come Davidson, a former presi- Smith indicated the The commission did so through other financing. dent of Florida Audubon, denial came as a surprise Keynoter photo by RYAN McCARTHY after a stream of speakers took Wednesday, several speak- reiterated concerns with since the Tourist Develop- to the podium at the Murray E. These 5-week-old piglets have a practice run Wednesday ers criticized what they said is expected visitor numbers — ment Council and its Middle Nelson Government and lack of transparency on behalf Crane Point says 16,000 zip- Keys District Advisory in advance of this weekend’s National Pig Days races at Cultural Center in Key Largo, of the nonprofit Crane Point line riders the first year — Committee supported the the Stuffed Pig Restaurant at U.S. 1 and 35th Street in arguing that a zip-line course board of directors about the being accurate. original grant. TDC Director Marathon.The annual charity event raises money for local isn’t appropriate for a rare project. Deb Curlee cited the “These are well-inten- day-care centers. hardwood hammock that is board’s unwillingness to give tioned people who don’t know ● See Zip line, 2A

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NEWS BRIEFS MARATHON Scott to speak to the Keys GOP 15th Street getting Gov. Rick Scott is com- ing down to the Keys on more attention March 14 for the eighth annual Reagan Dinner host- fence if we have to,’” Wolfe with the city to install no- ed by the Republican Party Cleanups said. parking signs along the east of Monroe County. are part of “We’re very supportive side of 15th and hopes to do Scott will be the keynoter of the Sheriff’s Office and the same on the west side. speaker at the event, to be overall plan we think they’ve been gen- The Sheriff’s Office also held at the Islander Resort in erally supportive of us. has a 15th Street cleanup This is the airsoft gun confiscated from Horace O’Bryant Islamorada. State Rep. Holly By RYAN McCARTHY That’s why we were a little planned with deputies and Raschein, Republican from [email protected] taken aback” when Ramsay city Public Works employees Middle School Thursday morning. Key Largo, will also speak. suggested a fence, he said. at 10 a.m. March 1. Scibilia Tickets are $100 each; Monroe County Sheriff’s “We don’t like problems in said they’ll cut brush and seating is limited. To find Office Capt. Chad Scibilia our park and we know the clear trash from vacant lots. Alert is e-mailed out more, send an e-mail to cleared the air with Sheriff’s Office number As for Trailerama specif- [email protected]. Trailerama owners Wednes- when there is one.” ically, John Wolfe said he’s From Lockdown, 1A The one found at HOB day after the Keynoter Trailerama is licensed for been working the past 18 Thursday was a replica .45- reported that morning that 125 trailers and Wolfe said months to address code doors,” Henriquez said. caliber automatic handgun. KEYS WEATHER Sheriff Rick Ramsay wants there are about 100 there issues there, along with any “Any students in the halls “While we may have a fence installed to separate now with around three peo- other illegal activity. are brought into the nearest preferred a different chain of PREDICTED TEMPERATURES a portion of the Marathon ple per trailer. Wolfe also pointed out classroom.” communication, the impor- mobile-home park from The Ocean Breeze Trailer that there are no outstanding Key West police got a tant thing is that the student DAY HIGH LOW 15th Street. Park is off 15th Street and code complaints with the call at 8:53 a.m. after a stu- did speak up,” Super- SAT. 85 73 “Our purpose is not to property manager Ed Kiefer, city after cleanup efforts. dent witnessed other stu- intendent Mark Porter said. clean up Trailerama; it’s a pri- like John Wolfe, met with Wolfe said concerns with dents displaying the replica He added that “the stu- SUN. 86 73 gun, department spokes- dent who had [the gun] said MON. 86 73 vately owned piece of proper- Scibilia and a pair of limited access to the park in Sheriff’s Office sergeants to case of fire or medical emer- woman Alyson Crean said. he was simply bringing it to TUES. 83 73 ty,” Scibilia said. “Our focus is that we’re receiving com- discuss the 15th Street issue. gencies have been cleared The witness called her par- school to return it to his plaints from citizens not even “I am in total agreement up. He said illegal trailers, ent, who in turn called friend,” another student. Forecast: Expect partly willing to drive down 15th at with what the city wants to fences and additions were police, Crean said. HOB is undergoing a cloudy conditions with a night because they think it’s do,” Keifer said. “We offered taken down. Airsoft guns look like $38 million rebuild, includ- chance of showers. unsafe. Perception is reality. to be of any assistance, even Both Trailerama and genuine bullet-shooting ing the addition of an ele- If residents don’t feel safe though we’re not directly in Ocean Breeze agreed to pay a guns but fire plastic pellets mentary school wing. The Visit KeysNet.com/weather because of the cosmetic their path. We all want 15th $14.60 monthly bill for three through either a spring-lock middle school portion of for radar and extended forecast. appearance, that’s something Street to enhance and we’ll be additional streetlights, two at device or compressed air. the school is open to stu- we want to address.” a player whatever they need.” Trailerama and one at Ocean They’re meant to look real dents. But he did say there is “no Ocean Breeze has 52 Breeze, on 15th Street. but be non-lethal. BEACH ADVISORIES crime problem” at the park. trailer sites with about 125 Ramsay brought up 15th Still, City Councilwoman people. Street on Feb. 12 when The Monroe County Ginger Snead said at the Feb. As far as cosmetics for telling the City Council his ‘There is no data’ Health Department tests 12 council meeting that she’s 15th Street, Scibilia said the plan to clean up problem Keys beaches every two uncomfortable driving down Sheriff’s Office has been at areas up and down the Keys. From Zip line, 1A data,” he said. weeks for the presence of 15th Street at night. Burdine’s that for some time. It worked The commission approved enteric bacteria. There cur- and Castaway restaurants are Harold Wheeler told the the original grant in May rently are no beaches with on 15th Street. COUNTY COMMISSION Keynoter only the Middle 2011 and the first extension health advisories. John Wolfe, owner of Keys DAC approved the in April last year. The second Trailerama along with his extension — it was not extension would have run wife Karen, told the Keynoter heard by the full TDC. through March 31, 2014. he has no problem with No decision on Commissioner Heather Despite the stern word- installing a fence, especially Carruthers opposed extend- ing, Crane Point was since Scibilia allayed con- ing the grant after public encouraged to reapply for a cerns about being able to N-ROGO permits testimony. She said she was TDC grant during the cur- move trailers in or out of space, its developers say. surprised the TDC accepted rent funding cycle. Trailerama. Commission leans Although Hurley noted the extension request with Smith said the group has “They said, ‘We’ll cut the against Rockland the N-ROGO bank is “not “no explanation of what the a board meeting today. really all about Rockland problem was.” “What we can say is we getting them all Key,” many of the com- “It’s insulting there is don’t believe there is any ments referenced Rockland no information. We need project in Marathon that has WKYZ Florida Keys By KEVIN WADLOW Key directly or indirectly. more adequate backup and been more transparent and Senior Staff Writer Unless space is allocated that’s not what we’re see- fully vetted,” he said. “We PirateRadioKeyWest.com [email protected] by region, Commissioner ing,” she said. respect [the opponents’] 96.7 FM Danny Kolhage said, “One Commissioner Danny position, but in the mean- 101.7 FM Unused commercial build- development could gobble Kolhage said he was pre- time we feel this is a ing-permit allocations built up entire accumulated square pared to support the exten- responsible solution to our Keys News up over recent years should footage — the one [develop- sion but took issue with the longtime viability.” be shared among applicants, ment] we’re talking about.... amount of time the project The commission vote to on the half-hour Monroe County commission- It doesn’t seem fair to me.” has taken. deny the TDC extension Daily (M-F) ers said Wednesday. Members of the county “That in itself questions was unanimous. “It’s not really fair to let Planning Commission earli- the viability of the project. News Director one potential project suck up er indicated they prefer see- No one has come forward Staff writer Kevin Wadlow Don Riggs all the development poten- ing the available space split with progress; there is no contributed to this report. tial in a 100-mile chain of 50-50 between new busi- Mornings islands,” Commissioner nesses and existing busi- 7:30 ● 8:30 ● 9:30 Heather Carruthers said dur- nesses that want to expand. ing at the commission’s Key Barton Smith, an attorney Impacts approach Largo discussion of what’s Afternoons representing Rockland Key From Sequester, 1A scheduled for April and called N-ROGO — the property owners not in the 4:30 ● 5:30 May in Fort Lauderdale and Nonresidential Rate of planned center, said his also feel the impact of Tampa Bay later in the year, Growth Ordinance. clients are “concerned.” The sequestration by the hit according to the document. CONTACT US The complex nature of one development “would taken by the roughly 300 Since the Navy is expected receiving commercial build- bankrupt the entire bank, civilian employees working to save about $28 million Upper Keys WIGGINS ing-permit allocations in the and then some,” he said. at the Homestead Air by canceling the events, the 91655 Overseas Highway Russell George Wiggins, Florida Keys, coupled with Mayor George Neugent Reserve Base. economic losses to the two age 91, of LaBelle, passed Tavernier, FL 33070 the real-estate crash, resulted said while N-ROGO helped Additionally, the impact cities is significant. away February 18, 2013 in in the county building up stem rampant development, it Newsroom . . . .(305) 852-3216 Lehigh Acres. He was born to local economies boosted Chaz Adams, spokesman Advertising . . .(305) 852-3216 Dec. 19, 1921 in Tampa to the about 389,000 square feet in may be time to replace it with by events like air shows and for the city of Fort Fax ...... (305) 853-1040 late Thomas Osborne Wiggins unused commercial space design guidelines or other less- “fleet weeks” is expected to Lauderdale, did not return and the late Violet Jenny Fax ...... (305) 852-0199 the past several years. restrictive limits on building. be significant. several phone calls seeking (Dalby) Wiggins. Russell “We recognized we’re sav- Carruthers said N-ROGO served in the Navy during The Navy document comment about the potential Marathon WWII. He was a longtime ing this but we’ve never dealt may have prevented the states sequestration would budget impacts to the area. 3015 Overseas Highway resident of Big Pine Key. with how to award it,” Keys from turning into “one force the cancellation of The furloughs and con- Survivors include his (P.O. Box 500158) Growth Management Director huge strip mall from Cow shows by the Navy’s famed nected economic fallout in daughter: Judith (Carl) Swink Christine Hurley said. Key to the Stretch,” and she Marathon, FL 33050-0158 of LaBelle, step son: Lloyd W. Blue Angels acrobatic fly- the Keys wouldn’t be rele- Newsroom . . .(305) 743-5551 (Betty) Ayers Jr. of Sunrise, Development Review was “not ready to throw it ing team in Pensacola, gated just to the Navy. Just Advertising . . .(305) 743-5551 ten grandchildren, twenty-three Manager Joe Haberman has away” without alternative Tampa and Jacksonville. about all federal agencies, great-grandchildren and four Fax ...... (305) 743-6397 been working on a plan to let rules in place. Denny said the sched- such as Immigration and great-great grandchildren. applicants tap into the bank No vote was taken, and Fax ...... (305) 743-9586 A memorial service will be uled March 23 and 24 Blue Customs Enforcement, and held Saturday, March 2, 2013, of unused space. the issue returned to plan- Angels show in Key West is Customs and Border E-mail 1:00 p.m. at St. Francis In The “We’re kind of inventing ning staff. still on. Protection, which are both Keys, 1600 Key Deer Blvd, Big [email protected] the wheel on this bank,” In other issues Wednesday, But sequestration would active in the Keys, would Pine Key, FL 33043 with The Haberman told commission- the County Commission: Rev. Chris Todd officiating. sink the annual Fleet Week be affected. ● Missing your paper? Inurnment will take place at ers. “Not a lot of other com- Heard that a contract- We no longer offer same-day South Florida National munities have something award lawsuit against the Cemetery, Lake Worth, Florida redelivery for missing or wet like this.” Florida Keys Aqueduct Cremation Arrangements by A proposed Rockland Key Authority for the county’s Meeting Tuesday papers. Customers can Akin-Davis Funeral Home - shopping center would need Lower Keys sewer projects request a credit or next-day LaBelle From Village, 1A Neugent called for a special redelivery by calling from 400,000 to 500,000 was rejected by Circuit square feet of buildable Court Judge David Audlin. Tuesday meeting of the 743-5551. After hours, call Christine Hurley, direc- County Commission to dis- toll-free (800) 843-4372. The Aqueduct Authority plans to break ground on the tor of the county’s Growth cuss all projects impacted by construction at 2 p.m. Management Division, said the county’s Coastal Barrier FLORIDA KEYS KEYNOTER (ISSN Resource System policy. 8756-6427, USPS# 0201-620) is Monday at the Ramrod Key in an e-mail Thursday that published semi-weekly by Florida pump station, mile marker she received an e-mail from “We’re more than likely Keys Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, 27.5 oceanside. County Commissioner to discuss [the Islamorada Marathon, Florida 33050-0158. Overall, the so-called David Rice’s office on pipeline project] at Subscription rates are $54.23 in Tuesday regarding the pos- Tuesday’s meeting for the Keys.Your Keynoter home Cudjoe Regional system delivery subscription includes will take in around 7,000 sible Coastal Barrier sure,” Neugent said Friday. the Sunday edition of The parcels from Cudjoe Key to Resource System road- The meeting is at the Miami Herald. Keynoter mail Big Pine Key. Overall worth blocks with the Islamorada Marathon Government subscriptions: $64.84 in Florida sewer project. Hurley said Center, mile marker 48.5 and $60.32 out-of-state. Please of the construction contracts call for all other rates, including is $137 million. her office is “still evaluat- bayside and is scheduled to overseas mail. Periodicals Postage ing” the issue. run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Paid at Marathon, Florida and Islamorada Village Neugent said the county additional mailing offices. Kirk of the Keys Overseas Highway at 89th Street Manager Ed Koconis was is denying residents access POSTMASTER: Address changes Marathon • MM 51.5 • 743-4256 out of state this week and to needed services by contin- to FLORIDA KEYS KEYNOTER, Staffed Children’s Sunday School & Nursery did not return a message uing its policy regarding the PO BOX 500158, MARATHON, FL Sunday Services seeking his interpretation Coastal Barrier Resources 33050-0158. 9 a.m. Contemporary • 11 a.m. Traditional System. www.kirkofthekeys.com of the matter. Richard Crow, with “The county has jumped Marathon Church Of God Reynolds Water Islamorada, out of its jurisdiction to KEYS 800 74th Street, Ocean the engineering company exclude utilities on and Sunday Worship & Children's Church overseeing the pipeline through the CBRS,” he NET 10:45AM project, said his team would said. “I hope the common- Sunday Evening Worship 6:00PM need a few days to go over sense side will prevail in Wednesday Night Bible Study 6:30PM .COM A Pentecostal Ministry with a Prophetic Voice the new information. our discussions.” " For God so loved the world..." and so do we! County Mayor George Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, February 23, 2013 3A

KEY LARGO BIG PINE KEY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE No closures for neighborhood park By KEVIN WADLOW off Bay Drive, set amid subdi- their only swimming access homeowners bayfront park, Senior Staff Writer vision homes, is actually a to the bay and objected to adjacent to the county lot. [email protected] platted road easement that has closing it when most people Green said there are 23 dry- been fenced and improved by are off work. The larger lot homes in the community LAWNMOWER MEN & MORE NEWMAN OUTFITTERS The gate to a small slice of Monroe County as an infor- Sunset Point Park nearby has that do not qualify to use the public land on the Key Largo mal, unnamed park open from parking and a boat ramp, but private park. Turnkey small engine/ Gun Sales and Indoor bayfront will not be locked 7:30 a.m. to sunset. Parking is no beach. Commissioner Heather outdoor power equipment Range, profitable retail on weekends and holidays. extremely limited and there The Bay Drive park “is Carruthers wondered if there sales and repair shop. and service business. With compromise among are no bathrooms. our only public access” to was “another way around $69,900 $100,000 neighbors unreached and Two neighbors of the park the water, resident Tamara this,” to call it a residents’ Contact Banks Prevatt Contact Dave Wiley suggested solutions uncer- said Wednesday that week- Green said, “and we don’t park that discourages out-of- (305) 872-5264 (305) 872-5266 tain, Monroe County com- end visitors create noise and want any further closure of county visitor use. missioners eventually agreed pollution, park illegally and public access.” County Attorney Bob Coldwell Banker Schmitt Real Estate Co. with Upper Keys board sometimes trespass. “I’ve used it for years,” said Shillinger demurred, “I’m 29967 Overseas Hwy. ● Big Pine Key, FL 33043 member Sylvia Murphy on “I’ve seen people going to Lucy Given. “There are some not prepared to say you can Wednesday to call off a pro- the bathroom along my problems but nothing that do that.” posed weekend-and-holiday fence,” said Raul Medina. enforcement on uses of the In response to a question, closing for the lot off mile “Who’s going to help me property could not handle.” the attorney said trying to marker 95. keep people out of my pool?” “This is really about some lease the site to a neighbor- “Let things go back to the “I’ve been dealing with homeowners who feel they hood group could be chal- way they were,” said problems on this property for are being invaded by non- lenged and may conflict with Murphy, who took her young years,” said David Asdourian. county residents,” said Sue existing policy. Locally owned and operated for 11 years daughter swimming at the “In the last 10 years it’s gotten Heim, who travels about a Decades ago, Monroe park more than five decades quite bad.... As a homeowner, half-mile to visit the park. County passed an ordinance ago. “I know this little beach I should not be required to “They don’t want to share the saying it would not abandon has been used for more than police the property.” view or the air there.” ownership of any road that 60 years.” But other residents of the Some neighborhood resi- ends at the water’s edge in The 60-foot-wide parcel area said the land provides dents have access to a private order to ensure public access. CRIME FRONT 2 more charged with illegal fish collecting By KEVIN WADLOW March 15. angelfish larger than the permits and shipped north. BIG SALE Senior Staff Writer The Idaho Aquarium is a maximum size allowed. After being offered $1,250 3229 Flagler Ave ● Key West ● 294-6292 [email protected] display facility covering Those fish from the Keys for each live eagle ray, an 10,000 square feet operating in allegedly were sold to a unnamed fish collector even- For the second time in a converted Boise warehouse. Michigan buyer. tually told Covino that per- weeks, federal prosecutors Listed as a nonprofit edu- “While both cases relate to mits needed to take the rays ordered the arrest of people cational center, the aquarium the marine living resources of could not be obtained. for illegally taking live sharks opened in late 2011. It claims the Florida Keys and involve Covino reportedly answer- out of the Florida Keys. to offer “over 250 different violations of the Lacey Act, ed, “Just start doing it.... Who Two officials of Idaho species of animals and predicated in part on [Florida gives a” expletive. Aquarium Inc. in Boise were marine life” for the $9 adult law], there is no public record The collector reportedly indicted on federal charges of admission fee. material to suggest there is any shipped three eagle rays in conspiracy and illegally pur- The indictment from other relationship between the May 2012 and another in chasing four spotted eagle November was unsealed cases,” said Alicia Valle, June 2012. All were sent to rays and two lemon sharks, Thursday. spokeswoman for the U.S. Covino at the Idaho all protected species and all On Feb. 7, the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Aquarium. from Keys waters. Attorney’s Office in Miami In the indictment against A second unnamed col- Ammon Covino, 39, pres- unsealed a separate indict- Idaho Aquarium and its offi- lector reportedly was solicit- ident of Idaho Aquarium, and ment against two Broward cials, prosecutor Thomas ed by Conk in June for two corporate secretary Chris- County aquarium suppliers. Watts-Fitzgerald wrote that lemon sharks. The collector HOMEOWNERS WANTED: topher Conk, 40, were They were charged with con- the defendants knowingly said no capture permits for arraigned Thursday in Idaho spiracy to acquire and resell conspired with fish collectors lemon sharks are being Looking for homes to and ordered to appear in U.S. juvenile nurse sharks without in the Keys to have the rays issued so “the transaction District Court in Key West on a required permit, and and sharks captured without would have to be conducted show off our new Solar A/C on the ‘down low,’ ” the indictment says. Call to see if your home qualifies NO NAME KEY The lemon sharks were purchased for $650 each and Save 30% - 50% off your electric bill.... sent to Idaho in October. Audlin: No City Electric trespass for more on this story, go By RYAN McCARTHY sion lines, [and] that the they would not support an to www.KeysNet.com. 877-834-7868 [email protected] issues should first be appeal over jurisdiction to addressed and determined by the state Supreme Court. The idea of a commercial the PSC,” Audlin wrote. Assistant County Attorney electricity-free No Name Key No Name homeowners Derek Howard said for that appears to be slowly but sure- have been embroiled in a reason, he won’t recommend ly slipping by the wayside. decades-long battle over appealing Thursday’s ruling Opponents of commercial commercial electricity on the to the Third DCA. power were dealt what could island. Currently, the 43 “We’re not recommending be a final blow Thursday homeowners are powered by the decision be appealed to when Monroe County Circuit solar and/or generators. the Third District. If the board Court Judge David Audlin Audlin’s Thursday deci- wants to continue litigating dismissed a county claim that sion came just days prior to a these issues, our recommen- power lines run by Keys scheduled special County dation would be to take this to Energy Services “trespass” Commission meeting to dis- the PSC. That’s really our on county aerial easements cuss No Name Key and issues only option,” he said. on No Name. relating to the federal Coastal If that’s the case, it’s Audlin cited a Feb. 6 Third Barrier Resources Act. widely believed the PSC District Court of Appeal rul- Congress enacted the would rule in favor of com- ing in his order, which upheld Coastal Barrier Resources mercial power on No Name. a decision Audlin made say- Act in 1982 to protect coastal Keys Energy has long ing that the state Public habitats, and part of No held that the PSC requires it Service Commission has Name — not the entire island to provide power to any cus- jurisdiction over electrifying — is included. The county in tomers seeking it within its the 1,000-acre island. 2001 created a “coastal barri- service territory. That’s why “The court finds that the er overlay district” prohibit- it finally installed the poles issues in this case are suffi- ing utilities in such areas. last year at the request of the AN EVENING OF ciently related to the regula- After the Feb. 6 Third property owners association. tion and planning of electri- DCA ruling, a majority of The owners paid $650,000 to OPERA HIGHLIGHTS cal generation and transmis- commission members said the utility for the work.

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EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Different rules newly hired building official was a con- dents will continue to the point where Watch pension It is as plain as the nose on your tractor for the former county mayor’s outside authority must intervene to safe- face. Do they think the residents of home in Key Colony Beach and also the guard the city to be successful and trans- Marathon are stupid? contractor for the newest restaurant, parently operational into the future. battle closely Just look at who gets through the beside Marathon Liquors and Deli. Greg Hill Marathon bureaucracy without any dif- What a charade and a mockery has Marathon ficulty, and then look at the normal per- been made for the residents of Proposed accounting standards son to where they have obstacles Marathon to transact business that Clean out City Hall could end up costing taxpayers thrown into the mix and any hindrance should be transparent. What in the world is going on? The one can imagine to overcome. Other administrative staff such as FBI questions Marathon City Council to shore up government plans One recent change in staff is as deceit- planning, code, public works, utilities, members and the council members ful and devious as can be. The former personnel and the clerk’s office are so bring in their own attorneys during the It used to be wise advice to hold onto your wallet building official defended the city and fearful of the threats and coercive pos- questioning? whenever the Legislature is in session. laws against the coercive pressure of turing of those in authority that they This is nuts. Where there is smoke, In Florida, since lawmakers meet only for two those in authority to approve and acqui- cannot say no to what is not right and there is fire. Indictments to follow? months a year (this year starting March 5), that might esce to matters that were illegal or not legal but be yes people and find ways to Where else is this happening? Not even within the rules or regulations. The build- do as they are told to come up with ways seem to provide some protection from runaway money in Miami, where you would expect it. ing official was then forced out by the city to circumvent and get around the rules. Just go to prove that uninformed grabs. Not so. manager, who was yielding to demands of The tip of the iceberg, as they say, is Marathon residents can be manipulat- On Wednesday, the House Government Operations those over the manager’s decision. now being exposed and the residents of ed. Time for a complete housecleaning, Subcommittee passed out a bill that would impose Then the building official was Marathon need to find the fortitude and that is, unless the feds don’t do it first. tough new standards on cities and pension plans for replaced by a person without one cre- moral fiber to address this situation, or Kevin Thurman municipal workers. dential to be a building official. The the treachery and disloyalty to the resi- Marathon Lawmakers want more conservative accounting used, which critics warn could cost city taxpayers more money to fund pension funds beyond the current CELEBRATING OUR PAST standards. The issue over employee pension plans and whether they’re underfunded has been a hot topic in the Keys. The Key West City Commission wrestled last fall with the question during budget meetings. At the time, Assistant City Manager Mark Finigan said the city’s Keys fishing legend Capt. pension structure is “not sustainable.” Jimmy Albright (left) of Contributions to police and fire department pension Islamorada helps actor funds represent $2.7 million — or 28 percent of the Jimmy Stewart show off payroll for those Key West departments. Pension con- a large bonefish the two tributions for the general employee fund (those not caught.The date this was represented by unions) cost Key West taxpayers taken wasn’t available, but another $1 million. it was obviously decades In the city of Marathon, general employees con- ago. Albright died in 1998 tribute to their own defined-contribution plan, accord- at age 82. His obituary in ing to City Manager Roger Hernstadt. “That’s a pay- ‘The New York Times’ calls as-you-go system so it’s never going to be underfund- him ‘a fly-fishing innovator ed.” and pioneer who guided Fears over that very thing — finding municipal and became friends pension plans underfunded — may be driving the with some of the most debate in Tallahassee, where the committee vote was celebrated anglers of his 8-3 on strictly party lines. time.’ Stewart, who died in State Rep. Irv Slosberg (D-Boca Raton) was critical 1997 at age 89, starred in of committee Republicans, saying they overstated the such films as ‘Mr. Smith extent of the problem in Florida, which is generally Goes to Washington’ considered to have well-funded plans. (1939) and ‘It’s a “This is going to be the weapon that is used to prove Wonderful Life (1946).’ that things are not financially sound ... so that you can therefore take away the defined benefit plans of my Photo courtesy members,” said Lisa Henning with the Fraternal Order MONROE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY of Police. Ironically, unions found themselves with an unusu- al ally in the House debate. Florida League of Cities New library, same site lobbyist Kraig Conn told the News Service of Florida While I applaud some county offi- that the bill passed in committee “amounts to an cials’ desire to build a new library in unfunded mandate.” Marathon, I question the wisdom of making it part of Marathon City Hall. Others note that Republican lawmakers are pushing The homeless are a part of the for separate legislation that would put new state work- Marathon library family. They inhabit ers into 401(k)-style “defined contribution” plans, the library when it is open, sleep there similar to those found in private industry, eliminating and use their computers outside when pensions. the library is closed. The library staff Regardless of which side wins the debate, Florida is incredibly good to them, as it is to taxpayers are ultimately on the hook if government the other patrons. employee pension funds run out of money. I learned of the Marathon At this stage, it’s hard to know whose pocket is Community Park’s zero-tolerance pol- about to be picked. icy toward the homeless when Billy, who is the “library guard dog”, was kicked out of the park on his birthday Keynoter photo by LARRY KAHN for rude behavior. I believe Billy was arrested for being drunk and disorder- The library is popular for not only books and periodicals but those who don’t ly and has been told he will be arrest- have home computers. The city of Marathon and Monroe County have had ed if he so much as steps onto the park Wayne Markham ...... Publisher initial talks about building a new library combined with a city hall at 98th grounds again. Street and U.S. 1.The currently library is between 30th and 35th streets. Larry Kahn ...... Editor Jimmy Schmidt, the parks director, Kathie Bryan ...... Financial Director is not happy about this policy. I Most people think it would be a to Stanley Switlik, the boating com- Todd Swift ...... Production Manager believe it is unconstitutional and have mistake to move the library away from munity and the Sheriff’s Office sub- Carter Townshend ...... Circulation Manager discussed it with the city attorney, the children and teachers at Stanley station. Thank you for your interest John Herin. How well do you think Switlik Elementary School, as well as and support for this wonderful com- PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY the homeless and the city government away from the boating community munity asset. Contents copyright 2013 Keynoter Publishing Co. will mix in a combined city hall- and the Sheriff’s Office substation. Jane Marter library? A lawsuit seems inevitable. Please build us a new library close Marathon

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 MONROE COUNTY SCHOOLS CRIME FRONT District gets poor audit Cops: Man tries to scam $22,000 appeared to U.S. Secret Service to help By SEAN KINNEY That’s essentially a criti- sore spot as of late, particu- 21-year-old be a hack- in the investigation of the [email protected] cism of the district’s book- larly with School Board says he hacked er,” Detec- counterfeit checks, accord- keeping. member Ed Davidson. He’s tive Fran- ing Gaete’s report. In keeping with a four- “I’m not happy with what I slammed district administra- cops’ computers cisco Gaete Gaete said Peacock year trend, the Monroe saw,” board member John tors, contractors and con- wrote in his deposited three fraudulent County School District on Dick said Friday. “We can’t struction managers working By DAVID GOODHUE arrest affi- checks in his personal Wednesday received yet continue like this. Enough is on a $38 million rebuild of [email protected] davit. account at the Community another poor financial and enough. If this was private Horace O’Bryant Middle “After Bank branch at mile marker operational audit from the industry, things would’ve been School in Key West. A Tavernier man accused PEACOCK speaking to 91.3 on Feb. 8 for the Florida Auditor General’s changed a long time ago.” Specifically, Davidson of trying to deposit $22,000 Peacock, I was able to deter- amounts of $8,400, $7,200 Office in Tallahassee. Other highlights include: alleged that administrators in counterfeit checks into his mine that his knowledge of and $6,400, respectively. That despite clear and ● “District procedures did violated board policy by not bank account also might computers was beyond my All the checks were from stern direction this time last not always ensure that min- bringing change orders in have illegally accessed part comprehension.” a company called Data year from the School Board utes for meetings were excess of $25,000 to the of the Monroe County’s Peacock faces felony Point Systems. The compa- charging district Finance appropriately maintained and board for approval. That Sheriff’s Office’s secure grand theft, fraud, computer ny’s address is the same as Director Ken Gentile with timely approved, contrary to resulted in the board retroac- computer network. hacking and counterfeit Peacock’s home on Azalea resolving the audit findings Sunshine Law,” which gov- tively approving several line- Cole Peacock, 21, “spon- charges. At press time Street in Tavernier, Herrin by the end of fiscal year erns governmental trans- item expenditures. taneously uttered” to a Thursday he was being held said. 2011-12 on June 30. parency and public records. On the payroll finding, the detective investigating the in the Plantation Key jail on Peacock told Gaete that The latest audit, which the ● “Payroll processing pro- Auditor General’s Office alleged bank fraud Tuesday a $26,000 bond. he worked for Data Point district has a month to respond cedures could be enhanced to reports that time records for that he had accessed the Sheriff’s Office spokes- Systems and he is authorized to prior to becoming final, lists ensure that employee work nine employees didn’t Sheriff’s Office dispatch woman Deputy Becky to write himself checks. one “significant deficiency,” time is appropriately docu- include arrival or departure program and a system called Herrin said investigators After Gaete told him the 12 “additional matters” and mented and approved, accu- times, time records for 13 the Driver and Vehicle have no evidence Peacock account numbers on the five “federal awards findings.” rately recorded and not in con- employees were not signed Identification Device, or was telling the truth about checks were bogus, Peacock The significant deficiency flict with other employment.” by the employee, and time DAVID. the alleged hacking. When said that is how they arrived is “financial reporting proce- ● “Controls over the records for 20 employees “While speaking to detectives asked him to in the mail “and that he usu- dures could be improved to review and approval of con- “did not include the signature Peacock, it appeared that he show them how he got into ally doesn’t check the ensure that transactions and struction contract change of employee’s supervisor or was very well versed in com- the system, Herrin said account number on the note disclosures are properly orders could be improved.” other evidence of review or puters. He claimed to have Peacock couldn’t do it. checks.” reported.” That last one has been a approval.” lots of knowledge, and Detectives contacted the Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, February 23, 2013 5A Business BUSINESS BRIEFS Koltunak joins Ocean Properties 1998 and has an REAL ESTATE Centennial Bank tops managers extensive background Centennial Bank has Ocean Properties has in con- added Carol-lynn Koltunak named two top managers for cierge, sales to its Lower Keys retail team. the Sunset Key Guest and group She works as a teller in Cottages, Westin Key West activities. In the Summerland Key branch Resort and Sheraton Suites 2006, she and “with her sincere smile Key West. BRANNIGAN was promot- and gen- Lourdes Torbisco has ed to concierge supervisor, uine enthu- been tapped as sales and overseeing the Sunset Key and siasm, marketing Westin concierge desks. Carol-lynn manager. Prior to joining Ocean makes a She has an Properties, Brannigan owned perfect extensive an online concierge business addition to background and worked at Camille’s Centennial in sales and Restaurant. Bank’s marketing, KOLTUNAK team,” said including Assistant Branch Manager new-busi- Seminar addresses Maria Garcia. TORBISCO ness devel- new health law Koltunak came from opment, market penetration Keys Federal Credit Union and project management. The Florida Restaurant and and volunteers with Habitat Prior to joining Ocean Lodging Association has for Humanity and the Properties, she was a sales planned an informational sem- American Cancer Society’s executive for Chill Inter- inar in Key West for employ- Relay for Life. When she’s national, based in Key West. ers that need to begin planning not at a dog park with her fox She’s originally from Chicago how to manage the effects of terrier, she enjoys paddle- but grew up in Miami. She’s the Affordable Care Act. boarding, wakeboarding and lived in Key West 15 years. The session is 2:30 to 4:30 any type of water activity. Jane Brannigan has been p.m. on Wednesday at the Pier She was born in Key West named group sales manager House Resort, 1 Duval St., and lives on Big Pine Key. for the three properties. Key West. There is no cost to She graduated from Key Brannigan has worked attend but register by calling West High School in 2011. with Ocean Properties since (888) 372-9119, Ext. 226.

Broker Brian Schmitt (center) gives Rick Lively and Lively assistant Genave Haugen their awards. Lively named best at Schmitt guests and staff from the com- Lisa Ferringo was top Lower 170 attend pany’s six offices attended. Keys office agent. realty firm’s Vic Musmanno from the The award for top short- Key West office and Lisa term rental manager went to awards dinner Ferringo from the Lower Barbara McKee of the Middle Keys office were co-awarded Keys office, and the long-term Rick Lively from overall company top produc- rental manager was Peter Coldwell Banker Schmitt er for closed sides for 2012. Petro of the Key West office. Real Estate’s Key West office The team of Jan Keller and Among the Coldwell was named the company’s Charlotte Porter from the Banker officials attending overall No. 1 agent in 2012, Islamorada office was awarded were Russell Stinnett, vice as well as the top Key West overall company top producer president of franchise sales office agent. for sales volume as well as top for the southern region; John The awards came during Islamorada office agents. Murray, director of regional Schmitt’s annual company Sally Stribling was award- marketing for the southern awards banquet Feb. 9 at ed top Key Largo office region; and Steve Carr, exec- Hawks Cay Resort on Duck agent, Sam Williams was top utive business consultant for Key. More than 170 agents, Marathon office agent and the southern region. MARKETPLACE Recent Real Estate Sales SALES vs. LAST YEAR: 110 percent Based on information from the Florida Keys Board of REALTORS®, Inc. (alternatively, from the Florida Keys MLS, Inc.) for the period February 10 - February 16, 2013. Key Price Price Days Listing Office, Selling Office, Address Listed Sold Listed Listing Agent Selling Agent Big Coppitt Key 23 Luna Ln. $395,000 $395,000 202 Keys Comm. R.E./Gary Smith Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Lara R. Martin 300 Avenue B $330,000 $330,000 1 Keys Comm. R.E./Gary Smith Keys Comm. R.E./Gary Smith Big Pine Key 31149 Avenue E $85,000 $85,000 41 Rose Dell & Assoc./Rose Dell Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Diane Corliss 31231 Avenue G $299,900 $275,000 0 American Caribbean R.E./Sandra Tuttle American Caribbean R.E./Sandra Tuttle Cudjoe Key 22923 Anne Bonny Ln. $349,000 $320,000 552 American Caribbean R.E./Lynn Lucas American Caribbean R.E./Lynn Lucas 22949 Sharp Ln. $399,000 $385,000 379 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Lisa Ferringo Preferred Properties/Elizabeth Eliot 701 Spanish Main Dr. (*) $99,000 $82,500 276 Waterfront Keys Rlty./Trish Brummer Shoreline Properties/Jacklyn Kelley 701 Spanish Main Dr. $295,000 $255,000 42 Dolberry Rlty.and Mgmt./Cindi Dolberry Waterfront Keys Rlty./Trish Brummer Duck Key 119 S. Bahama Dr. $319,500 $310,000 155 Island Breeze Rlty./David Grego Realty World - Freewheeler/Nancy Allen Geiger Key 55 Boca Chica Rd. $95,000 $80,000 45 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Moe Smyth Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Moe Smyth Key Colony Beach 230 Sadowski Cswy. (*) $599,000 $475,000 71 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Curtis Skomp Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Brian Schmitt 440 9th St. $545,000 $520,000 42 Key Colony Beach Rlty./Lynn Goodwin American Caribbean R.E./Karen Raspe Key Haven 24 Allamanda Trc. $2,000,000 $1,950,000 93 Ocean Sotheby's Intern'tl. Rlty./Patti Stanley Truman & Co./Lynn Kaufelt 14 Bougainvillea Ave. $665,000 $640,000 102 Compass Realty/Robert Frechette Preferred Properties/Corinne Held Key Largo 500 Burton Dr. $289,000 $266,000 449 Century 21 Schwartz/Tracy Larson Non Res. Agent 114 Lowe St. $339,000 $280,000 384 Moorings Realty/Marie Leger The Blue Group/L. Berni, L. Wolski 618 Silver Cir. $165,000 $155,295 130 Century 21 Schwartz/Susan Miller RE/MAX Keys Prop./Chris Stanford 500 Burton Dr. $325,000 $300,000 124 Marr Properties/Tom Rodriguez Marr Properties/Tom Rodriguez 95930 Overseas Hwy. $1,300,000 $1,300,000 83 Default Realty Serv./Bennett & Kasheta Tropical Rlty. of the Fl. Keys/ Wasmund, Ives 25 Orange Dr. $205,000 $170,000 43 Keys Country Rlty. & Dev./E. Donofrio, M. Carter Keys Country Rlty. & Dev./E. Donofrio, M. Carter Key West 215 Truman Ave. $274,900 $265,000 223 Island Group Rlty./Margarita Villoch Doug Mayberry R.E./Douglas Mayberry 1017 Thomas St. $365,000 $300,000 347 Schwartz Property Sales/Andrea Weitz Truman & Co./Suzanne Moore 1110 Fleming St. $329,900 $319,000 150 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Tina Masters Non-Member Office 726 Olivia St. $359,000 $345,000 147 Key West Rlty./Jeffrey Dunaway Keys Breeze Rlty./Charles Polley 3312 Northside Dr. $179,000 $167,000 88 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Suzanne Washburn Key West Prop./Mike Sullivan 2515 Flagler Ave. $449,000 $410,000 81 Engel & Voelkers Fl. Keys/Monika Sundstrom Realty Exec. Fl. Keys/Karen Taporowski 903 Catherine St. $339,000 $280,000 77 Prudential Knight & Gardner/Andrew Birrell Key West Prop./Mike Sullivan 415 Catherine St. $549,000 $530,000 163 American Caribbean/J. Owen, K. Brenner Century 21 Schwartz/Jimmy Lane Little Torch Key 670 Barry Ave. $285,000 $230,000 987 Prudential Knight & Gardner/Audrey Richter Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Kathleen Gomez Marathon 2000 Coco Plum Dr. $239,000 $215,000 357 Exit Realty Fl. Keys/D. Daniels, T. Hintze Exit Realty Fl. Keys/Charly Farritor 6304 Gulf of Mexico Blvd. $315,000 $260,000 680 American Caribbean R.E./Lynn Lucas American Caribbean R.E./Lynn Lucas 12535 Overseas Hwy. $600,000 $550,000 946 Exit Realty Fl. Keys/P. Morgan Hill American Caribbean R.E./Karen Raspe 11 Sombrero Blvd. $169,900 $138,000 371 Exit Realty Fl. Keys/Clara Mayette Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Samuel Williams 1004 96th St. $425,000 $315,000 165 Island Breeze Rlty./David Grego Island Breeze Rlty./David Grego 453 89th St. $279,900 $277,500 126 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Leanne Ruesch Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Leanne Ruesch Other 1658 28th Ct. $49,900 $49,000 58 Century 21 Schwartz/Robert Valenzuela Century 21 Schwartz/Robert Valenzuela Plantation Key 187 Plantation Ave. $549,000 $525,000 413 Century 21 Schwartz/Connie Arrabal Century 21 Schwartz/Lucy Doyle 215 Mohawk St. $675,000 $625,000 342 RE/MAX Keys Prop./Jim Signor Island Paradise Prop./Ana Zalesky 88540 Overseas Hwy. $299,000 $288,000 109 Realty World - Freewheeler/J. Elkoury, A. Wheeler Shoreline Properties/Faye Saenger Saddlebunch Key 35 Palm Dr. $285,000 $230,000 322 Exit Realty Fl. Keys/David Kaufmann Doug Mayberry R.E./Ginger King Stock Island 15 Coral Way $374,900 $355,000 105 Engel & Voelkers Fl. Keys/Richard Crocker Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Victor Musmanno Sugarloaf Key 17011 Marlin Dr. $1,450,000 $1,200,000 550 RE/MAX Marathon Vac. R.E./Brad Baker Prud. Knight & Gardner/Shirley Mensch 16940 Driftwood Dr. $289,900 $270,000 53 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Nira Tocco Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Diane Corliss 385 Point Dr. $1,395,000 $1,200,000 51 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/F. D'Ascanio, F. Mullins Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Fred Mullins Upper Matecumbe Key 80639 Old Hwy. $1,095,000 $895,000 235 Moorings Realty/Marie Leger Moorings Realty/S. Wampler, S. Ewald

(*) Vacant lot 6A Saturday, February 23, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter

MARATHON Meeting center likely for city hall By RYAN McCARTHY to conduct its business in a Councilman Dick Ramsay ture tax got extended, we can Island Vision Care [email protected] beautiful, permanent build- voted in favor of the 200-per- take out a 15-year loan of $11 ing,” he said. son layout, but cautioned the million and have exactly the is now accepting Groundwork was laid But Bartus raised several council to be financially same annual debt service.” Thursday for a “Keysy” style concerns with the cost of responsible. He said he wants One item not discussed is Marathon City Hall capable building, maintaining and the city’s architect to do a the possibility of adding a NEW patients. of seating up to 200 people operating a large-scale room “flexible design” that could new Monroe County-run for sit-down dinner events. for events. be scaled down if necessary. library to the city-hall design Dr. John Sheldon's The “convention center,” or “A majority of public con- “Ask him to design it in to replace the current “community room” depending vention centers don’t operate such a way that when we see Marathon library, which is optometry practice services on whom you ask, was by far in the black. Is the city ready to the end number, we can old and needs work. County all ages, from kids to seniors. the most-talked-about aspect take on the expense?” he said. decide whether we can afford Engineering Division of a new municipal govern- But several council mem- it,” he said. Director Kevin Wilson was Monday - Friday 9AM to 5PM ment center at a meeting called bers immediately spoke in Ramsay was also the only on hand but did not speak. by the City Council. The favor of a larger room, council member to argue Wilson told the Keynoter Saturday by appointment sparsely attended session at which will double as council against an elevated building that “there’s more time to the Marathon firehouse was chambers. and balconies because of the think about it,” but that a 6400 Overseas Hwy. held to discuss 16 different “I don’t think it’s a bad potential added cost. The two-story building on stilts MM 50.5 (next to Herbie’s) design points related to the use of city money to have an council several times men- could kill any talk of combin- new building. area to be used as more than tioned $6 million as the high ing the two projects. 743-2020 There was little disagree- a meeting space,” Council- end of what it might spend on “If they decided to go ment on the various items, as woman Ginger Snead said. a city hall. with a two-story building on the council agreed to an ele- Mayor Mike Cinque said Finance Director Peter stilts, we’re probably done,” vated two-story structure he’s uncomfortable with the Rosasco told the Keynoter he said. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR with a significant landscape term “convention center.” that’s because $6 million Wilson said the existing buffer and increased office “I envision a community could be added to an out- library near mile marker 48.5 space for city staff. It would hall, something that can be standing $5 million loan is 7,200 square feet, and that A CAREER? be roughly 15,000 square feet used for events,” he said, without impacting the city’s county Libraries Director Regan Insurance has a position available and replace trailers at 98th adding the “enterprise value to annual debt. Norma Kula told him 10,000 for Experienced, Licensed 220 Commercial Street and U.S. 1 now hous- the community” could be high. “The city borrowed a $10 to 12,000 square feet would Account Manager for Service and Marketing ing government offices. “I really think we should million note in 2004 at 4.2 be optimal for a new one. – Bond Knowledge helpful. John Bartus, chairman of look at this thing long term. percent and some of that was “The elevated building the Greater Marathon Chamber We have a pretty good bite at used for the property where provides for expansion capa- of Commerce board, spoke for the apple. I don’t think it’s they’re going to build city bilities and that could include a new city hall but against a ever going to be any cheaper hall now. It’s been paid down a collaboration with the conference center. to do this,” Councilman Rich to $5 million,” he said. county,” City Manager Roger “It’s past time for the city Keating said. “Since the capital infrastruc- Hernstadt said. MILITARY Raschein firm on tax exemption Competitive Compensation, Health Insurance, Paid She wants lien County Property Appraiser’s legislative session. ing there aren’t military.” Vacations, Paid Holidays, Educational Benefits. Office and, to some extent, “The whole reason for the He’s referring to the Peary her own constituency. exemption is supporting mil- Court neighborhood in his Email resume to: [email protected] on military In 2007, the Navy trans- itary families,” Raschein said District 1, which is open to housing lifted ferred ownership of 890 Thursday. “The bottom line non-military renters and in Some Things are Just A Little too Important housing units to Southeast is, we’ve got to provide qual- the process of being sold to a By SEAN KINNEY to Entrust to Just Anyone Housing LLC, a division of ity housing for military fami- private developer for a [email protected] Balfour Beatty Communities. lies. There’re some real con- rumored $30 million-plus. s!UTOMOBILEs"USINESSs,IFE(EALTHs-ARINE Last year, based on the cerns in Key West over this ... There are a combined 890 s(OMEOWNERSs,ONG4ERM#ARE Having thrown her sup- switch from federal to private and I feel like I need to vote military houses in Key West at port behind a bill that would ownership, then-Monroe no but a vote no is a vote Peary Court, Sigsbee Park, Regan Insurance Agency erase an $11.5 million tax County Property Appraiser against military housing.” Truman Annex, Trumbo Point Insurance & Financial Service Specialists lien on U.S. Navy housing, Karl Borglum reversed an Rep. Jimmy Patronis (R- and the Branch Medical Clinic `Since 1958~ state Rep. Holly Raschein, earlier decision to grant a tax Panama City) sponsored the on South Roosevelt Boulevard. Republican from Key Largo, exemption to those properties House Bill and Sen. John Raschein said she’s con- appears poised to take on the and filed the lien seeking back Thrasher (R-St. Augustine) sidering proposing an amend- www.reganinsuranceinc.com city of Key West, Monroe taxes, penalties and interest. its Senate companion. ment that would limit the Tuesday, the state House At the Wednesday Key exemption to houses actually Veteran and Military Affairs West City Commission meet- occupied by military families. committee, on which ing, Commissioner Jimmy Property Appraiser Scott Raschein sits, passed a bill, Weekley directed City Russell said he’s content to 13-0, exempting such mili- Attorney Shawn Smith to let the legal process play out tary-related housing draft a resolution opposing and discuss the issue with statewide from property the exemption bills, which other property appraisers in taxes retroactive to 2007. The Weekley called “ridiculous.” affected areas. next stops are the Finance “And our representative is “We believe that statutorily, and Tax Subcommittee, then sitting there and supporting Southeast owns the buildings the Economic Affairs it,” he said. “I support mili- and improvements” and they Committee before the March tary families also but remem- are not tax exempt, he said. 5 opening of the two-month ber: The people that are liv- KEY WEST City: No to Mallory Square eatery By SEAN KINNEY said his goal is to “revitalize ing not allowing Walsh to [email protected] the western section of build and open a restaurant Mallory Square.” has the effect of not allowing The Key West City The parcel in question “a business to compete. Commission on Wednesday contains a defunct outdoor You’re talking monopoly.” voted down a proposal to pizza restaurant, welcome “I think your job is to build a two-story restaurant center and historic cable hut focus on the land develop- on iconic Mallory Square. that formerly held telephone ment regulations,” Smith The design, proposed by lines connecting Key West countered. “I would avoid restaurateur Joe Walsh, calls to Cuba. any discussion with respect for a building 33 feet tall, Walsh called the area an to favoring one particular eight feet more than the “open-air homeless shelter.” business over another.” city’s 25-foot limit in the “Our whole goal for Walsh won a city-initiat- historic Old Town district. years here is to have an open ed bid process back in 2010. The commission voted 5- area, a walkway down the Since then, the Westin 2 against, with commission- waterfront,” Mayor Craig Resort and Marina, adjacent ers Mark Rossi and Tony Cates said. “Then we have to the proposed restaurant, Yaniz in favor. this building here. It really had sued over the city Visit our online photo galleries at Walsh, who owns several blocks it up.” Planning Board allowing the restaurants in Key West Yaniz made City design. The city won the www.KeysNet.com/Photos including Fogarty’s and Attorney Shawn Smith case. Mangoes on Duval Street, uncomfortable by suggest-

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Sports & Outdoors Keys Life Community ● Lifestyle Florida Keys Keynoter Arts & Entertainment WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,FEBRUARY 23, 2013 CLASSIFIEDS INSIDE 8B B KEY WEST BASEBALL PREP TRACK AND FIELD Miller leads Conchs over Gruba outduels the Sabres Hurricane Ismer tonight at Rex Weech Field. Wells also hot Miller used a fastball and a Conchs dominate as the squad curve to stymie the Sabres, who dropped to 0-4. “His Key West meet goes to 3-0 approach to the game was out- By DICK WAGNER standing,” said coach Miguel Keynoter Contributor By DICK WAGNER Menendez, adding that he Keynoter Contributor could see the intensity in Miller The shot put and discus for days before the game. duels in the sun were about Darren Miller hit a two- Miller’s size — 5-foot-9 to begin at Thursday’s track run home run in the first and 170 pounds — belies his meet at Key West High. “I’m inning and then pitched a power at the plate. “He may gonna beat him,” said Coral complete-game five-hitter as not look the part, but he is Shores High senior Will the Key West High School extremely strong and knows Ismer, referring to the baseball game defeated St. how to use his lower body to Conchs’ Jack Gruba. Brendan, 3-1, Wednesday really drive the ball,” Gruba — well-muscled afternoon in Miami. Menendez said. “And he has with a movie-star visage — It was the third consecutive tremendous bat speed.” had begun his junior season victory for the unbeaten The junior’s homer to left strong and was less than six Conchs, who improved to 2-0 field came after a first-inning feet from the school shot-put in District 16-4A. They will record and 14 feet shy of the play Royal Palm Beach at 7:30 ● See Conchs, 2B discus mark. “A natural,” Key West coach Rick ISLAND CHRISTIAN BASEBALL Ridenour called him. “He expects to be successful in everything he does.” Ismer — 6 feet 10, beard- ICS has easy time ed and with a likeable air of nonchalance — towered over Gruba and the other with Princeton competitors, including Coral Shores’ Chris Perez, a bulky Bruce Davis said. “We got on wrestler who admitted, 11-1 victory base, did a lot of pushing. “This is my second time evens record We’re going to be very doing this.” aggressive on the bases.” The shot put was first, for Eagles Senior catcher Dylan and for that, Gruba put on Ayres and O’Berry each had special Nike lime-soled By KEVIN WADLOW two hits against Princeton. shoes. “They let you glide Senior Staff Writer Sophomore infielder Tucker around,” he said. [email protected] Wood, who closed out the Ismer eschewed special game on the mound, also had shoes and wore cargo shorts Photo by BERT BUDDE Big hits throughout the two hits. instead of a green uniform. lineup and a strong debut Freshmen infielder Steve Key West High’s Jack Gruba goes into his windup before throwing the discus Thursday. from a freshman pitcher Dostaler ripped a triple and ● See Track, 2B He came within two inches of the school record. powered Island Christian came home to score on a School to the Eagles’ first Panther error on the play. win of the baseball season “We’d love to say it was an MARATHON SOFTBALL Tuesday. inside-the-park homer but it Chris O’Berry threw four wasn’t,” Davis said. shutout innings with six The Eagles moved to 1-1 Lady Dolphins 2-1 on road trip strikeouts in the 11-1 win after an opening loss to over ICS rival Princeton Miami Christian. three consecutive days. story, though. last two innings. Christian. Island Christian’s 11-man Team travels The girls defeated “We’re just trying to get Roney was 3-for-4 at the “A lot of our guys played to Key West Somerset Academy, 17-0, on better. If we can limit errors I plate, while Taylor Konrath a good game,” head coach ● See Eagles, 2B Tuesday; lost to perennial think we’ll be better because and Sacha Olivera each hit on Wednesday state power Westminster we can definitely hit the home runs. Christian School, 10-0 on ball,” coach Bob Roney said. On Wednesday, the MARATHON BASEBALL By RYAN McCARTHY Wednesday; and beat Keys On Tuesday, the Dolphins Dolphins played well early [email protected] Gate Charter, 15-0 on scored four runs in the first and committed just two Thursday. The 2-1 trip upped inning, five in the second errors against the Warriors. Dolphins beat Somerset, The Marathon High Marathon’s record to 4-3. and eight in the third to easi- “They are loaded one School softball team made The Dolphins dominated ly defeat Somerset. through nine,” Roney said. then fall to Knights the most out of a tough Tuesday and Thursday, earn- Jordan Roney pitched the “Their eighth and ninth bat- schedule this week, winning ing mercy-rule victories in first inning, striking out all ter is as good as their third. Eight errors and five walks. two of three games while three innings in both games. three batters on three pitches Couty had a no-hitter work- traveling to the mainland Wednesday was a different each. Abi Connell threw the ● See Softball, 2B committed in ing into the fourth and gave up a walk with two outs. The run- the defeat ner stole second and scored on CORAL SHORES a bloop single to break up the By RYAN McCARTHY no-no and shutout. [email protected] Ian Almodovar and Carlos Lady Canes lacrosse shocks Palmetto O’Farrill each scored on wild 4 win to open the season. seven saves. falling 17-3. The Marathon High School pitches in the first inning to The boys fall Senior attack standout “The defense played an “Gulliver looked very baseball team split a pair of take an early 2-0 lead. It was to Gulliver on Julia Lozano scored five awesome game in holding good and we’ve got some road games this week against 3-0 after two when goals with one assist. Kaitlyn the Panthers to four goals,” work to do,” head coach Keys Gate Charter School and Almodovar doubled home home field O’Leary and Katharine head coach Mark Hall said. Barney Rich said. Somerset Academy. Kevin McKeon. Hamer each tossed two goals After Friday’s home Jack Hatfield scored The Dolphins beat Almodovar was 2-for-4 By KEVIN WADLOW into the Palmetto net and game against Coral Reef twice for the Canes, with Somerset, 5-1, on Tuesday with a double, RBI and run Senior Staff Writer made an assist. (score pending at press Bryce Lankford scoring before falling to Keys Gate’s scored Tuesday, while [email protected] Hamer, a junior recruited time), the Lady Canes travel once. Jimmy Rhyne, Danny Knights, 11-3, on Thursday. O’Farrill was 2-for-4 with by the University of Florida, Tuesday to Palmetto. Whisted and Addison Freshman Kyle Couty two runs scored. Kyle Pierce Coral Shore High’s girls also anchored the defense in Meanwhile, Coral Shores’ Duma-Kenny had assists. allowed just one hit and one and Raymond Crespo each lacrosse team stunned visit- front of new goalkeepers boys lacrosse team ran into a After playing Coral run over five innings over ing Palmetto with a storm of Taylor Nicoletti and Courtney tough Gulliver Prep squad in Somerset, with six strikeouts ● See Dolphins, 2B early goals in a Thursday 11- Caputo, who teamed for Wednesday’s home opener, ● See Hurricanes, 2B 2B Saturday, February 23, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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Wells went 2- the end the sixth and Jose 305-439-9581 for-4, raising his average to Carrera to pop out to end [email protected] .500. “He’s a lot more con- the game. fident now and believes that “We have found ways to he’s a good hitter,” win,” said Menendez, whose Menendez said. team seems determined to St. Brendan’s only run bounce back from a 9-14 came in the bottom of the season. “Last year, our fifth on a long pinch-hit biggest problem was that we homer by 6-2, 235-pound didn’t believe we could win Henry Knez. or deserved to win.” Trailing 3-1, the Sabres Patriots visit Thursday night From Dolphins, 1B That included twice load- ing the bases and being Keynoter photo by RYAN McCARTHY had a hit. unable to get a run across. On Thursday against O’Farrill, Pierce and Marathon freshman Regan Durkin delivers a serve during Keys Gate, starter Todd Jesse DeLuca all had two the Dolphins’ shutout tennis victory over Divine Savior Picariello struggled early hits, while Almodovar Academy Tuesday at the Marathon Community Park. Both and gave up eight runs in the and Sean Roussin each the boys and girls won, 7-0. first two innings. Frankie had one. Gonzalez pitched the last Marathon (3-2) was four, allowing three runs on scheduled to host Palmer seven hits with no walks. Trinity School Friday, but Tennis Dolphins But coach Luis Leal said results were not available the Dolphins didn’t play by press time. Marathon is well around Picariello, slated to host Florida shut out Divine committing eight errors and Christian School Thursday leaving 13 runners on base. at 6 p.m. Daniela Santiestevan and No. Carrollton 5 Ariana Patterson all won 8-0. match tougher Durkin and Patterson won No. 1 doubles, 8-1, while Canes place on Marathon Santiestevan and Abby Franck won 6-1 in a rain- By RYAN McCARTHY shortened No. 2 match. in track meet [email protected] “Divine Savior is in their From Hurricanes, 1B Event winners for Coral second year and you can tell Shores were Will Ismer in The Marathon High they are building,” coach Reef’s Cudas on Friday the discus (129 feet); Alberto School tennis team earned Chris Bull said. “The coaches (score pending), Coral Anderson, high jump; and easy boys and girls wins and kids were very nice and Shores goes on the road Devin Ellis, pole vault. Tuesday over Divine Savior we look forward to playing Wednesday to Ransom Second-place scorers Academy in the Dolphins them each season. Our kids Everglades. were Pablo Gonzalez, 800; home opener at the Marathon were patient dealing with Tom Johnson, discus; and Community Park. their opponent’s inexperience Canes track John Perrotti, pole vault. Both squads earned 7-0 vic- and had to work on staying Coral Shores’ boys track The Lady Canes got sec- tories over the startup Divine focused, so we got some ben- team got two first-place fin- ond-place event points from Savior program out of Miami. efit from the match.” ishes from junior distance Chelsea Penne, 800; Chloe No. 1 Vincenzo Massaro The Dolphin girls faced a runner Steven Chadwick in Stokes, 3,200; Kyia Herlth, won his singles match, 8-1, much tougher task Thursday the 1,600 and 3,200 in a triple jump; and Danielle as did No. 2 Riley Durkin (8- against Carrollton School, home tri-meet Tuesday. Christmas, discus. 0), No. 3 Jake Coldren (8-1), falling 2-5 to a Cyclones No. 4 Jamine Guo (8-3) and team that reached the Class- No. 5 Emilio Alvear (8-0). 1A state finals last year. The Coldren and Guo won No. boys didn’t play. Infield hits 1 doubles, 8-2, while Alvear Marathon’s girls lost all five and Cory Benton won the singles matches but did come No. 2 match 8-0. away with wins in both the No. carry Warriors Jackie Clairmont won the 1 and No. 2 doubles matches. From Softball, 1B infield. They didn’t really No. 1 girls match, 8-1, while The Dolphins were sched- hit Jordan hard, but they hit No. 2 Savannah Schuhmacher, uled to visit Ransom They’ll make a serious run her,” coach Roney said. 5TH Annual No. 3 Regan Durkin, No. 4 Everglades School Friday. at the [state] title.” Roney was 2-for-3 at Marathon also made the plate, while Rodamer contact well against a and Konrath were both 1- BIG YARD SALE! pitcher throwing 60-plus for-2. To Benefit S.H.A.R.K. 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We’ll grow through the travels to the Colonial “They only had like six until a Wednesday visit to Contact Pat & Stacy at 305-289-0285 or email Christian Tournament begin- Key West High School at [email protected] for more information or to volunteer! year and should be pretty or seven hits, but a lot good by the end.” ning March 5. came on balls hit in the 7 p.m. NOTICE OF PRE-ELECTION Gruba nearly sets school record CANVASSING BOARD MEETING From Track, 1B although he was short of his Gruba’s second toss went 41-foot personal best. 127-11, and Ismer scratched A pre-election canvassing board meeting regarding the City of His first heave of the 12- The discus was where on his next attempt. He pound gold ball went 38 feet, Gruba would shine. His first would not beat Gruba. Key Colony Beach General Election will be held on Tuesday, 9 inches and landed with a toss sailed 132 feet, 9 inches, “Terrible,” he said of his day, February 26, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. at the Key Colony Beach City plunk in the close-cropped farther than he had ever but with a smile. grass. But Gruba, whose first thrown, even in practice. Gruba got set for his final Hall, 600 W. Ocean Dr. Key Colony Beach, Fl. effort was 38-4, came back Ismer popped one up that try. He crouched in the ring with a 39.9 and a 39.2 to win, landed 106 feet away. away from the landing field, went into an elaborate R. 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Photo by PAUL FINDLAY The warm yellow light captured by Key West photographer Paul Findlay illuminates this scene in Annecy, France. This ‘French Connection’ is artists’ love affair

Joining her will be Key City of Light West local Paul Findlay, illuminated on best known perhaps as the tennis pro who has helped film and canvas train generations of enthusi- asts. He’s also a skilled L’Attitudes Staff photographer who will share his work from France. Plein art is French for “in Combine the two, and the open air.” you have what TSKW is You’ve seen it countless calling “The French times at art shows, galleries Connection.” and exhibits. Byrne’s work from the Bait Shack’s 4.5-acre oceanfront estate features lush landscapes and water features. And, you may even have City of Light includes seen some Key West artists, scenes captured on the easel and folding chair at avenues and around the hand, practicing the art on cafes, in soft light and gen- street corners, sidewalks and tle rains. House and garden parks scattered throughout “Recently though, Byrne town. has come out of the rain and Starting this weekend, turned her palette to sunny you can see the plein art Key West,” note TSKW work of artist-in-residence exhibit organizers. “Over Michele Bryne, who will the past couple of weeks, tour adds art exhibit exhibit works from her Paris she has feverishly been Tickets cost $25 per person Inside, D’Asign Source living area with pool. collection at The Studios of G Visit a Bali and bus transportation from has installed rich, dark Plush interiors are deco- Key West. See French, 6B garden, Tuscan the Garden Club is includ- mahogany woodwork and rated in a traditional style, ed to one of the estates. South Seas décor. The mas- featuring dark woods in THEATER home and more This year’s portfolio of ter suite harbors a massive furniture and cabinetry. gardens and lush homes coral stone wall in the bath Outside, the gardens fea- The Marathon Garden include a Tuscan-inspired that surrounds a double ture coral rock-lined path- Club’s annual House & home, a Bali-style tropical showerhead accessible ways and planters that add Portraits of three Garden Tour is scheduled rainforest garden and a 4.5- from the outdoors. lots of color to the land- Mar. 1-3. acre oceanfront estate A replica staircase from scape. And this year, it has an known as Bait Shack. the movie “Casablanca” The Bali-inspired home, First Ladies fill stage added attraction with five It’s no shack, as previ- leads upstairs to a home owned by a Marathon Among the insights well-known artists con- ous tours have discovered. theatre. artist, has three levels with Emmy-winning offered up, Pat Nixon’s take tributing to a special A private drive guides entry The Tuscan-inspired lots of doors and windows actress stars that being first lady is the gallery show and reception through a canopy of native architecture of the second that open onto garden vis- “hardest unpaid job in the with food and music. hammock, past waterfalls, home on this year’s tour is tas. “The home is very at Red Barn world.” Three waterfront homes streams and ponds into an rather unique for the Keys, open to the outdoors,” Bromka brings 30 years will be on the tour, which open vista of a palm-lined featuring a one-story floor according to Rosemary Emmy Award-winning of experience in film, televi- runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. drive leading to the main plan and lots of openings Thomas, president of the actress Elaine Bromka por- sion, Broadway and off- on Saturday, Mar. 2. house. that overlook an outdoor Marathon Garden Club. trays three former first ladies Broadway to the role. She’s “The owner and a land- in a vivid one-woman show, appeared as the mom in scape designer spent more “Tea for Three: Lady Bird, “Uncle Buck” with John than three years designing and Pat & Betty,” which opens Candy, as Stella in “Days of implementing this rainforest Feb. 27 at the Red Barn Our Lives,” and on “E.R.,” garden,” she added. “The Theatre. “The Sopranos,” and “Law garden looks like its been This is a limited engage- and Order.” there for years, yet it has only ment over four nights, Feb. The inspiration for “Tea been there three years.” 27 - Mar. 2. for Three” came after Visitors will also enjoy Bromka, who has per- Bromka starred opposite significant statuary in the formed in prime-time shows, Rich Little in “The gardens and “beautiful including “Will and Grace” Presidents.” In that stage wrought iron gates.” and “Law and Order,” brings production, which she per- The weekend kicks off the show to Key West after formed across the country with a free reception and touring the country on stage. and on PBS, Bromka imper- live music on Friday, Mar. The Record-Review in sonated eight of the most 1, from 5-8 p.m. at the Westchester County, NY recent first ladies. Garden Club, 5270 said of her performance: “a Spending months poring Overseas Hwy., Marathon. fascinating evening, laced over videotapes of the Light hors d’oeuvres and with insight, emotion and women, Bromka said she wine will be available. humor . . . brilliant acting.” studied nuances of body lan- Artists participating in Written by Eric H. guage and speech patterns to this year’s special Weinberger with Bromka, explore why they moved and Marathon Garden Club the play re-imagines the spoke as they did. gallery exhibit: Judith three women who suddenly “These were women of Conner, Julie Joyce, find themselves as celebri- intelligence and grit who Melody Kelly, M. Ann ties. It’s a behind-the-scenes suddenly found themselves look at Lady Bird Johnson, G See Tour, 5B Pat Nixon and Betty Ford. G See Red Barn, 5B “Anchors Away” “Head in the Clouds” New Works by Peter Vey ARTIST RECEPTION - FEBRUARY 23RD, 2013 SATURDAY 5:30 - 8:30 PM Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, February 23, 2013 5B

MUSIC Vienna Nocturne recital March 1

Fund-raiser to John Padget and Jacob Dekker are hosting the affair support The at their home, with hors d’oeuvres and Austrian wine Studios of KW pairings. There will also be an open bar. Herbert Weissberg, for- Tickets cost $100 for the mer principal flutist of the gala; $150 for the concert Vienna Symphony, will per- and gala. Tickets for the form Friday, Mar. 1, at a concert only cost $50. concert to support The Sponsors include Great Studios of Key West. Events, Milan Events, Weissberg will be joined Florida Keys Party Rentals, by Peter Siakala on cello and Old Town Bakery and The Gottlieb Wallisch on piano Restaurant Store. for a “Vienna Nocturne” For more information, call concert and gala. Gustav Klimt Portrait of Mrs. Adele Bloch-Bauer. The Studios at 296-0458.

KEY COLONY BEACH Small town fair celebrates 56th birthday With parade, picnic and ducky races

How would you cele- brate your 56th birthday? Well, if you live in Key Colony Beach, you throw a big party on Sunday, Mar. 3, and invite everyone to what city organizers call a “small town fair.” Over the years, it’s actu- ally grown to include more than a parade, with food booths, vendors selling crafts and the ever-popular Zonta Ducky races held behind City Hall. There’s also a 5K fun run/walk that kicks off at 8 a.m., along with the Shriners’ pancake breakfast, served in the parking lot and park adjacent to City Hall. The parade begins at 11 a.m. with motorized units, Association, the birthday includes live music from 9 1 at the mile marker 53.5 the Shriners of course, plus celebration includes a silent a.m. to 5 p.m. traffic light onto Sadowski locals and guests decked out auction and raffle, the bar- Admission is free; park- Causeway; then follow in red, white and blue. racuda races, and other fam- ing is free, what more could signs to the city park. Sponsored by the not- ily fun activities. you want? For more information, for-profit KCB Community The day-long event Turn oceanside off U.S. visit: www.KCBCA.org.

91298 Overseas Hwy, Tavernier bbtheatres.com NOW ALL DIGITAL! SHOWTIMES FOR FRI. 02/22 - Thurs. 02/28 •••••••••••••••••• A Good Day to Die Hard (R) 2:05; 4:40; 7:20; 9:45* •••••••••••••••••• Safe Haven (PG13) 1:50; 4:25; 7:00; 9:35* •••••••••••••••••• Beautiful Creatures (PG13) Photos by Ron Marotta 1:35; 4:20; 7:05; 9:50* Elaine Bromka portrays three former first ladies in ‘Tea for Three’:Betty Ford,Pat Nixon,Lady Bird. •••••••••••••••••• Escape Planet Earth (PG) 3D 4:10; 9:10* ‘Women of intelligence’ 2D 1:40; 6:50 •••••••••••••••••• From Red Barn, 4B ing plastic about her. You House. Identity Thief (R) see the eyes of a private, Byam Stevens directs the 1:45; 4:25; 7:05; 9:40* in a fishbowl,” Bromka said. watchful survivor.” performance. Show times at 8 •••••••••••••••••• “I realized I wanted to tell Her collaborator, p.m. all four nights at the Red Sorry no passes the story from their point of Weinberger, is the author of Barn, 319 Duval St., rear. *Fri. and Sat. only view.” several off-Broadway plays, Tickets are available at She adds their personali- including “Wanda’s World,” www.redbarntheatre.com, ties drew her further into the and “Class Mothers ‘68.” by calling: 296-9911. research for the role. He’s been nominated for “And I wanted to Drama Desk and Lucille explode myths. Pat was Lortel Awards. Keys Movie Times called ‘Plastic Pat’ in the The duo zeroed in on the press, for example, because three, linking their stories by she was always smiling. revealing each one at the Regal Cinemas Look more closely at her threshold moment near the Searstown, Key West, 294-0000 eyes, though. There’s noth- end of her time in the White All shows that start before 4 p.m play only on weekends. • Snitch (PG-13): 2:15, 5:15, 7:40 and 10:00 p.m. • Escape from Planet Earth (PG): 5:00 and 10:15 p.m. Art event is free, • Escape from Planet Earth 3D (PG): 1:15 and 7:20 p.m. • Beautiful Creatures (PG-13): 1:00, 4:00, 7:00 and 9:45 p.m. tours cost $25 • A Good Day to Die Hard (R): 2:00, 4:30, 7:45 and 10:15 p.m. • Safe Haven (PG-13): 1:30, 4:45, 7:30 and 10:05 p.m. From Tour, 4B open to the public. • Identity Thief (R): 1:45, 4:15, 7:10 and 9:40 p.m. For tour tickets, visit Lynch and Betty Rondeau. Key Bana, 303 Sadowski Tropic Cinema Artists will be on hand Cwy., Key Colony Beach; at Friday’s reception and The Marathon Chamber of 416 Eaton St., Key West, 295-9493 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Commerce, 12222 Overseas • Zero Dark Thirty (R): 2:00, 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. Saturday and again from 11 Hwy., Marathon or the • Silver Linings Playbook (R): 1:30, 4:00, 6:30 and 8:45 p.m. a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday to Marathon Garden Club, • Django Unchained (R): 2:15, 5:45 and 8:50 p.m. interact with visitors. The 5270 Overseas Hwy. Marathon Garden Club’s For more information, Marathon Community Cinema gardens will also be open call 305-743-4971 or visit: www.marathongarden 5101 Overseas Highway, Marathon, 743-0288 during the weekend. • (R):Weekdays: 7:00 p.m.; Saturday and The art event is free and club.org. Zero Dark Thirty Sunday: 2:00 and 7:00 p.m.

Tavernier Towne Cinema Tavernier Mall,Tavernier, 853-7003 • Escape from Planet Earth (PG): 1:40 and 6:50 p.m. • Escape from Planet Earth 3D (PG): 4:10 and 9:10 p.m. • Beautiful Creatures (PG-13): 1:35, 4:20, 7:05 and 9:50 p.m. • A Good Day to Die Hard (R): 2:05, 4:40, 7:20 and 9:45 p.m. • Safe Haven (PG-13): 1:50, 4:25, 7:00 and 9:35 p.m. • Identity Thief (R): 1:45, 4:25, 7:05 and 9:40 p.m.

Come visit our online photo galleries and submit your own at www.KeysNet.com/Photos 6B Saturday, February 23, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter

ART BRIEFS ART Sculptor turns to She describes it as a “post-modern ode to our painting for ‘clarity’ community and its natural Sunlight and shadows add color beauty,” adding: “to me, Kelly J. Lever opens a painting brings clarity. Artist opens white, wooden houses. solo painting exhibition at These are portraits of nature Sunlight and shadows play Key West Pottery, 929A interconnected, the full cir- solo exhibit on water in Vey’s rendering Truman Ave. cle of love and light.” of a boatyard scene. And his The instructor known The exhibit will be on at KW gallery palm trees, “draw the eye for pottery classes and display through Mar. 19. ever upward into squint- work at Key West’s two For more information, Gallery on Greene worthy skies,” Frank adds. Montessori schools, calls call 305-900-8303 or visit: mounts a solo show, “Head “Head in the Clouds” her new work “Love and www.KeyWestPottery in the Clouds,” starting will feature more than 40 of Light From Key West.” .com. Saturday, Feb. 23, featuring the painter’s new works that artist Peter Vey. will dominate the main, Vey’s oil paintings “cele- first-floor gallery from Feb. Old Island brate the everyday land- 23 to Mar. 14. scapes he encounters, from “I have to like what I see Restoration Key West’s narrow lanes, in order to paint it,” Vey historic cemetery and fiery said, adding that he fell in Foundation foliage to the thrilling love with Key West, its Presents cacophony of New York light and colors in the The OIRF Annual City’s skylines,” according 1980s. “As a painter, I take to Nance Frank, gallery a ton of photos, and then Conch Shell Blowing director. you want to capture what “Some of the scenes of turns you on most about the Contest New York, like the snow scene.” scene in Central Park, and An artist’s reception will the skyline from the South be held at the gallery from Street Seaport are different 5:30-8-30 p.m. Saturday. subjects for him in this The gallery is located at show,” Frank says. 600 Greene St., Key West. Vey’s strong color palette For more information, has captured such Key West Peter Vey’s ‘Boatyard’ displays the subtle play of sunlight call 294-1669 or visit: www scenes as pastel shetters on and shadows on water. .galleryongreene.com

ART Carmichael, D’Antonio open at Frangipani Saturday, March 2 • 12 noon Eclectic mix In the Garden of the Oldest House of paintings 322 Duval Street and photography

FREE to Compete or Frangipani Gallery opens Just Watch an exhibit of work by two artists, Paul Carmichael and  Susann D’Antonio. ‘Lift Me Up’ (above) by Conch Shells will be available A reception is planned 6- Susann D’Antonio and 9 p.m. Friday, Mar. 1 at the Snowy Egret by Paul to purchase gallery, 1102A Duval St., Carmichael (right). Key West. D’Antonio is showcasing Show organizers describe Call 294-9501to Register her newest collection, called it “as an eclectic mix with Or register at the Oldest House Museum “Five,” which features two recurring themes and a cross Florida wildlife photographer Everglades National Park. series of encaustic paintings discipline integration of Paul Carmichael, focuses on For more information, on March 2, 10:30am - noon that focus on woven ele- mixed media.” the beautiful birds found in call 296-0440 or visit: www ments integrated into the “Wings of Paradise,” by the Florida Keys and in .frangipanigallery.com wax paintings. The Key West artist has also added a collection of small flower sculptures and a An artist’s ‘unique lens’ series of rustic gourd masks. From French, 4B

painting in her signature style, creating expressive but intimate portraits of the island. “While here, Byrne is learning to balance her plein air supplies on a bicycle, Saturday, March 2, 2013 G 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. working to perfect a painted 00 palm tree, and enjoying the Tickets are $25. per person G Free admission to Art Events fellowship of the other ART SHOW INFORMATION Artists in Residence.” Findlay, married to the Preview Party owner of La Creperie, has a Friday, March 1, 2013 deep and personal connec- 5 pm to 8 pm tion to France evident in his ‘Paris Light’ by artist Michele Byrne. Showings Saturday 9 am to 4 pm work. “While the scenes he Sunday 11 am to 3 pm photographs are sometimes Local Artists Casual, Gourmet Oceanfront Dining recognizable, they are Judith Conner G Julie Joyce shown in an entirely new

M. Ann Lynch G Melody Kelly light through the unique Betty Rondeau lens of an artist,” according Sunset Dinners to exhibit organizers. Three unique showplaces for garden enthusiasts, house hunters and art lovers... “The French Now only Connection” opened Feb. G Purchase tickets at: Bali-inspired estate $15.95 21, as part of Walk on with tropical rainforest The Marathon Garden Club White, and will remain on Rack of Lamb per person G Open Tuscan-influenced style Key Bana G Marathon Chamber view through March 10. Tender...delicious... 7 nights a week The exhibition is sponsored (except holidays) G Grand 4.5 acre ocean estate or call A hint of rosemary by Doug Mayberry Real (The Bait Shack) – L’Attitudes review Feb. 1, 2002 Must be seated by 5:15 pm Estate. (305) 743-4971 Gallery hours are 5270 Overseas Hwy G M.M. 50 Bayside G Marathon, Florida “The only thing we overlook is the ocean.” Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. to Open 7 days a week • Dinner 4:30 - 10pm • Breakfast 7:30 - 10am 4 p.m. and open most Reservations 289-1554 At Beautiful Rainbow Bend Resort Sundays. Visit our photo galleries at www.KeysNet.com/photos • Credit Cards Accepted • Mile Marker 58, Grassy Key For more information, call: 296-0458. Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, February 23, 2013 7B

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The group’s L.A.Times crossword puzzle powder and adding it to vari- CEO, Anna Maria Chavez, ous foods. sent a letter to the Girl “Excess“EXCESS Baggage” BAGGAGE”” - Solution - Solution in the in Feb. the 27classifieds Keynoter NutriFusion says its prod- Scouts, urging them to stop ACROSS powers Condition”writer 32 Plan to take off acupuncturists uct “supercharges” the nutri- promoting the cookie as a 1 Corn at a picnic 70 Direct route to Hannah 34 Payola, e.g. 81 Storied officer __ 5 Proofer’s mark Loserville? 125 Contraption 35 Correctly assesses Ludwig von Trapp 9 Wind surge 73 Stockings 126 Italian capital 36 Apple variety 83 Junk __ LIVING BRIEFS 13 Protozoa genus 74 They may have spurs 127 They’re popular in 37 Elegant 85 Gob 19 First Nations tribe 76 Unfamiliar Japanese gardening 39 Cryptologic govt. org. 86 Den focus, familiarly Art festival facts, from silver, gold and 20 Kitchen aid 77 How chicken may 128 Unusable, as a 40 Something to 87 Sailing emeralds to spikes, musket 22 Elephant in the be served cellphone build on 89 Stars no longer is this weekend balls and pottery. These days, Jungle of Nool 79 Bugler with horns 129 It may be used to 43 Checked out shining 23 Self-defense overkill? 80 Chicago-based walk the dog 44 Hair color 91 A/C measure he spends less time on the The shady oaks in Key 25 Because superstation 130 Obey a red light immortalized by a 92 Unrivaled boats and more time in the 26 Secure 82 Growing business Renaissance painter 93 Nana West’s historic Old Town office as vice president of 27 Orbital extremes 84 California peak DOWN 45 In its early stages 95 1969 Arkin/Moreno provide the backdrop for the Mel Fisher Treasures. 29 The ones right here rumored to hide 1 Chamber bouncer 47 Jar Jar Binks’s comedy Old Island Days Art Festival, His topic for Monday is 30 Shocked, in a way advanced beings 2 Many a Yemeni home planet 96 Soccer protection set for today and Sunday. “The Science of Treasure 33 Red wines aged called Lemurians 3 Borrow for a price 48 Virginie et Floride 100 Minor injury This is the 48th year the Hunting.” in autos? 88 Giggle 4 Unflappable 49 Horse __ 102 Options list juried show has been held in 35 Water carriers 90 Entertaining show 5 Checks out, as 51 Hasbro reaction game 103 Takes out mistakes the Southernmost City. More 38 Garbage collectors in a run-down groceries 52 Email letters 104 Faith of nearly a than 100 artists are scheduled Lucky Street 41 Rose to great heights hotel? 6 Hash attachment 53 Short blaster? quarter of Earth’s to set up shop on lower hosts Sizemore 42 Dashboard Confes- 94 Vending machine 7 H.S. course 57 Revved engine population Whitehead Street and sional music genre options 8 __ Bora: Afghan sound 105 Where “Aida” 43 Expanding concern? 97 After Effects and region 60 Capital of Shaanxi premiered Caroline Street within the The Lucky Street Gallery Truman Annex. Hours are 10 46 Edible mollusks Final Cut Pro 9 Italy’s largest seaport province 106 Rivendell inhabitants at 540 Greene St. in Key 50 KEGO on your 98 Mount Rushmore prez 10 Eel, at sushi bars 61 Modern search 107 Key letter a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. West hosts Wesley Sizemore radio dial? 99 Pabst brand 11 Ritual meals result 108 “Golf Begins at Admission is free. for a book signing tonight 54 Get stuck (on), 101 Large green moth 12 South American 62 Strong, drinkwise Forty”author Works on display will from 5 to 7 p.m. as he unveils mentally 102 Mythical enchantress arboreal snake 64 Small-government 110 Souse include oil and acrylic paint- his novel “Tropical Quests.” 55 Ocean gathering 104 Consumer Reports 13 Hawaiian tuna proponent Paul 113 Lab warning ings, watercolors, mixed- Sizemore, a war resister 56 Thread holder first aid recommen- 14 Least populous 66 “__ the train a- 114 Cybermarket since media, collage, photography during the Vietnam War, 57 Series of turns, dations? state capital comin’”: Johnny 1995 and sculpture. moved to Key West from usually: Abbr. 109 Rear-__ 15 Traditional Cash lyric 116 Latched, say The festival is organized Paris in 1976 after amnesty 58 Secret alternative 111 Retail benchmark 16 Wild blue yonder 67 Covers for a crook, say 117 Designer Saarinen by the Key West Art Center, a was granted. By day, he’s a 59 Solar __ 112 Close enough 17 Sing one’s own praises 68 Battle on a log 118 Prune not-for-profit organization construction worker. 63 Foreword, briefly 115 “Shortly” 18 Kitty starters 69 Tipped, as a dealer 120 Some Windows that supports classes and 65 Takes to the streets 119 Like some domestic 21 Verve 71 Bluesy Memphis street systems In his novel, Sizemore 67 Part of the help 24 Leaning 72 Some are compact 122 From __ Z maintains the center’s 301 mixes real and fictional char- Constitution that 121 Activist grocery clerk? 28 Swedish import 75 Brushed off 123 Chap Front St. gallery. acters, weaving them into describes Cong. 124 “The Human 31 Dies down 78 Vital life force, to events on the island from the Fisher discusses mid-1970s on, such as the Mariel boatlift and the AIDS. treasure science The Matecumbe Historical Poetry entries Trust hosts Sean Fisher, deadline March 1 grandson of treasure salvor Mel Fisher, when it meets for The Studios of Key West is its next free monthly lecture accepting poetry submissions at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Island through March 1 for the Robert Community Church, mile Frost poetry competition. marker 83. Two categories will be Sean Fisher has spent judged, haiku and poetry. most of his life in the ship- To find out more, go to wreck salvage industry and www.tskw.org. has found all types of arti- solution Crossword the Feb.Solution to 20 puzzle.

NOTICE TO REGISTERED VOTERS 88005 Overseas Highway #10-203 Islamorada, FL 33036 Pre-election test of the automatic tabulating equipment for the Phone: 305-522-1590 Fax: 305-664-3305 March 12, 2013 City of Key Colony Beach General Election, as required by Florida Statute 101.5612, will be held at the Key Colony Beach City Hall, 600 W. Ocean Dr., Key Colony Beach, Fl, on Tuesday, February 26, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. NOW RECEIVING R. Joyce Griffin APPLICATIONS Supervisor of Elections AVISO A ELECTORES INSCRITOS The Conch Scramble, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that hosts an on-the-water Conforme a las disposiciones del Inciso 101.5612 de los Estatutos golf tournament to raise funds for other 501(c)(3) organizations in our community. The de la Florida, el martes 26 de febrero del 2013, a las 11:00 a.m., tournament will be held on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2013 WITH A KICK-OFF se celebrará una prueba preelectoral de los equipos de tabulación PARTY ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2013 at locations TBA at a later date. The net automática en Key Colony Beach City Hall, 600 W. Ocean Dr., proceeds from this event will be distributed to a local 501(c)(3) organization. Key Colony Beach, Fl, en relación con la Elección general de la Your application will be considered for possible funding if received by Friday, March ciudad de Key Colony Beach del 12 de marzo del 2013. 29, 2013. Simply fill out the application found on our web site at www.conchscram- ble.com and mail to 88005 Overseas Highway #10-203, Islamorada, FL 33036, email R. Joyce Griffin to [email protected] or fax it to (305) 664-3305. Supervisor de Elecciones www.keys-elections.org If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected] Published Keynoter 2/23/13 or call Lee Christine Young at (305) 522-1590. 8B Saturday, February 23, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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Ad# 394903 Ad# 395557 CITY OF MARATHON, FLORIDA 9805 Overseas Highway, Marathon, Florida 33050 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF AMENDED NOTICE OF Phone: (305) 743-0033 THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE SALE BY CIRCUIT IN AND FOR INVITATION TO REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Ad# 390601 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA COURT Public Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CASE NO: 11-CA-924-P THE 16TH JUDICIAL Notice is hereby given that the All interested parties are hereby notified that the City of Marathon is accepting sealed Request for CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR undersigned, AMY HEAVILIN, Proposal for “Modular Restroom At Jesse Hobbs Park”. MEHRDAD ELIE, MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA Clerk of the Circuit Court of Plaintiff, The construction of this project consists of drawings, permits, site preparation, installation labor, CIVIL DIVISION Monroe County, Florida, will on CASE NO. the 4TH DAY OF MARCH materials and equipment necessary to provide a turnkey restroom project at the Jesse Hobbs Park. 44 2011 CA 000321 MR v. 2013 at 11:00 AM on THE th FRONT STEPS OF THE The project site is located at: Jesse Hobbs Park - 100 - 41 Street, Bayside, City of Marathon, Florida. BANKUNITED GREGORY CUTULI, MONROE COUNTY COURT- Project Estimate: $65,000. Defendant, HOUSE, 500 WHITEHEAD Documents may only be obtained online only at www.demandstar.com. Plaintiff, STREET in the City of KEY NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE WEST Florida, offer for sale Procurement documents including but not limited to RFP,RFQ, ITB, obtained from vs. and sell at public outcry to the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN highest and best bidder for any source other than Demand Star may not be accurate or complete and will not be that under and by virtue of a considered responsive. Any Responder and subcontractor who have not obtained RUBEN B. URRUTIA A/K/A CASH the following described Notice of Recording of Foreign RUBEN URRUTIA; ODETTE property situated in Monroe City of Marathon solicitation documents from Demand Star will not be notified of Judgment entered by the URRUTIA A/K/A ODETTE C. County, Florida, to wit: any addenda issued by the City, which could contain material changes thereto (such Circuit Court in and for Monroe URRUTIA; INDIES ISLAND as additions or changes to the technical specifications, extensions of time, etc.) County, Florida on the 24th CONDOMINUM Parcel no. 93W in KEYS R.V. day October, 2011, and by ASSOCIATION, INC., A /MOBILE HOME Documents may also be examined at City Hall, 9805 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida. virtue of a Writ of Execution FLORIDA NOT-FOR PROFIT CONDOMINIUM, INC, accord- issued in the above styled Responders shall submit one (1) Compact Disc (CD) in TIF format, one (1) original and three (3) copies CORPORATION; BANK OF ing to the Declaration of con- cause on the 4th day of of a written Request for Proposal attached to this form, signed in ink by an authorized company AMERICA, NA; TAX dominium thereof as recorded October, 2012, I, Richard A. COLLECTOR FOR MONROE in O.R. 2039 at page 5 of the representative, contained in a sealed opaque package, clearly marked on the front of the package: Ramsay, Sheriff of Monroe COUNTY, FLORIDA; Public Records of Monroe County, Florida have levied Modular Restroom At Jesse Hobbs Park UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN County, Florida, and any upon and will offer for sale and POSSESSION OF THE amendments thereto, together All Requests for Proposal must be submitted in sealed envelopes to the City Clerk on or before sell to the highest bidder for SUBJECT PROPERTY; with an undivided interest in Friday, March 22, 2013 at 3:00PM local time. Any Request for Proposal received after 3:00 cash, subject to any mortgages the common elements appur- or liens thereon, in the morning PM on said date will not be accepted and will be returned unopened. Defendants. tenant thereto and Boat Dock on the 26th day of March, Space 93W, as a limited com- Request for Proposal submitted will be opened publicly and read aloud at this time in the City Hall 2013, at 11:30 A.M. at Guy’s NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE mon element, as identified in Conference Room located at 9805 Overseas Highway on the same date. The City assumes no Towing, 99275 Overseas High- SALE the Declaration. way #4, Key Largo, Florida, responsibility for Request for Proposal not properly marked. the interests of defendant NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pursuant to the FINAL JUDG- Prospective proposers shall not contact or otherwise communicate with City staff or City officials. GREGORY CUTULI in execu- pursuant to a Final Judgment MENT OF FORECLOSURE All questions should be directed to Debbie London 305-289-4103 or [email protected] tion, in the following described of Foreclosure dated January entered in a case in said Court, property, subject to any and all 25th, 2013, and entered in the style of which is: Proposal Bid Security in the amount of one percent (1%) of the Total Base Bid must accompany the other liens, taxes, judgments, Case No. 44 2011 CA 000321 Bid in accordance with the Instructions to Bidders. or encumbrances whatsoever: ROBERT L. PHILLIPS; MR, of the Circuit Court of the A Non Mandatory Pre-Proposal Conference will be held on Friday, March 8, 2013 at 1:00 pm. 16th Judicial Circuit in and for M Anne Phillips MONROE County, Florida. SPECIFIC DESCRIPTION OF City of Marathon - 9805 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 33050, Large Conference Room. BANKUNITED is Plaintiff and PROPERTY Plaintiffs A site visit will immediately follow the Pre-Proposal Conference. Responders are strongly RUBEN B. URRUTIA A/K/A encouraged to attend as submission of a proposal constitutes site inspection and knowledge of 2012 Magi Tilt boat trailer RUBEN URRUTIA; ODETTE VS. License Plate No. 889PFZ, work requirements. URRUTIA A/K/A ODETTE C. Decal No. 11246422 URRUTIA; INDIES ISLAND Thomas Cardenas; Unknown The City reserves the right to reject any or all Requests for Proposal and to waive informalities, except CONDOMINUM Spouse of Thomas Cardenas; timely submission of Request for Proposal, in any Request for Proposal received, to re-advertise for ASSOCIATION, INC., A DATED this 19th day of Thomas Cardenas, II; Request for Proposal or to take any other such actions that may be deemed in the best interests of the February 2013. Unknown Spouse of Thomas FLORIDA NOT-FOR PROFIT City. As a matter of information to Responders, the City does not bind itself to accept the minimum CORPORATION; BANK OF Cardenas II, KEYS Richard A. Ramsay, Sheriff RV/MOBILE HOME specifications stated herein, but reserves the right to accept any Request for Proposal, which in the AMERICA, NA; TAX judgment of the City Council will best serve the needs and interests of the City. COLLECTOR FOR MONROE Monroe County, Florida CONDOMINIUM COUNTY, FLORIDA; are ASSOCIATION INC; BY:Rachelle Gates, Supervisor John Doe; JANE DOE Event Due Date defendants. I will sell to the Request for Proposal (RFP) Release February 22, 2013 highest and best bidder for Civil Process Division cash at THE FRONT DOOR Defendants Non Mandatory Pre Submittal Meeting Friday, March 8, 2013 OF THE MONROE COUNTY Published February 23, 1:00 P.M. – City Hall COURTHOUSE, LESTER March 2, 9, 16, 2013 And the Docket Number of Florida Keys Keynoter which is Number Response Submission Deadline March 22, 2013 BUILDING, AT 500 3:00 P.M. WHITEHEAD STREET, KEY 12-CA-000096-M WEST IN MONROE COUNTY, WITNESS my hand and the Firm Recommendation/Ranking Selection March 28, 2013 FLORIDA 33040, at 11:00 Ad# 395125 Official Seal of Said Court, this Council Award April 9, 2013 19th day of February 2013 a.m., on the 12th day of March, Published Keynoter 2-23-13 & 2-27-13 2013, the following described IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF pp g property as set forth in said THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL AMY HEAVILIN the personal representative’s to the Plat thereof, as recorded Final Judgment, to wit: CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Clerk of the Circuit Court attorney are set forth below. Ad# 397633 in Plat book 15, at Page 15, of MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA Monroe County, Florida the Public Records of APARTMENT UNIT 10, All creditors of the decedent IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Miami-Dade County, Florida. INDIES ISLAND CASE NO: 11-CA-924-P By: Tammy L. Marciel and other persons having THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CONDOMINIUM, ACCORD- Deputy Clerk claims or demands against CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Parcel IV , owned by East ING TO THE DECLARATION MEHRDAD ELIE, decedent’s estate on whom a MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Side, with the following legal OF CONDOMINIUM THERE- Plaintiff, Florida Statute 45.031: Any copy of this notice is required FLORIDA description: OF, AS RECORDED IN OFFI- person claiming an interest in to be served must file their CIAL RECORDS BOOK 681, v. the surplus from the sale, if claims with this court WITHIN GENERAL JURISDICTION Lots 13 and 14, less the South PAGE 222, OF THE PUBLIC any, other than the property THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS DIVISION 10 feet thereof, in Block 3, of RECORDS OF MONROE GREGORY CUTULI, owner as of the date of the Lis AFTER THE TIME OF THE Civil Action No.: NORTH GATE, according to COUNTY, FLORIDA. Defendant, Pendens must file a claim with- FIRST PUBLICATION OF 11-06292 CA01 the Plat thereof, as recorded in APN# 00377770-001000 in 60 days after the sale. THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS Section: 25 Plat Book 8, at Page 88, of the a/k/a 1129 PEBBLE BEACH NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- Public Records of Miami-Dade LANE UNIT 10, MARATHON, Published February 23, ICE OF A COPY OF THIS GILBRALTAR PRIVATE County, Florida, also excepting FLORIDA 33050. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN March 2, 2013 NOTICE ON THEM. BANK & TRUST CO. there from that part of Lot 14 that under and by virtue of a Florida Keys Keynoter Plaintiff(s)/ Petitioner(s) which lies within the external A person claiming an interest Notice of Recording of Foreign All other creditors of the area formed by a 25 foot in the surplus from the sale, if Judgment entered by the decedent and other persons VS. radius arc concave to the any, other than the property Circuit Court in and for Monroe Ad# 397040 having claims or demands Northeast tangent of the North owner as of the date of the lis County, Florida on the 24th against decedent’s estate must SAND CASTLE HOLDINGS line of the South 10.00 feet of pendens must file a claim with- day October, 2011, and by Alex’s Auto Wrecking & file their claims with this court (LLC) said Lot 14 and tangent to the in 60 days after the sale. virtue of a Writ of Execution Parts gives Notice of Foreclo- WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER Defendant(s)/ Respondent(s) West line of said Lot 14. issued in the above styled sure of Lien and intent to sell THE DATE OF THE FIRST Dated this 30th day of January, cause on the 4th day of these vehicles on 03/06/2013 PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE Parcel VI , owned by Gabesca, 2013. October, 2012, I, Richard A. 9:00:00 AM at 111 US High- NOTICE. BY THE CLERK with the following legal Ramsay, Sheriff of Monroe way 1 # 107, Key West, FL description: Amy Heavilin County, Florida have levied 33040 pursuant to subsection ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN As Clerk of said Court upon and will offer for sale and 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS that pursuant to an Order or Lot 129, PORT ANTIGUA sell to the highest bidder for Alex’s Auto Wrecking & Parts SET FORTH IN SECTION Final Judgment entered in the PLAT 3-4, according to the By Tammy L. Marciel cash, subject to any mortgages reserves the right to accept or 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA above styled cause now Plat thereof, as recorded in As Deputy Clerk or liens thereon, in the morning reject any and/or all bids. All PROBATE CODE WILL BE pending in said court, that I will Plat Book 6, at Page 24, of the on the 26th day of March, sales are final FOREVER BARRED. sell to the highest and best Public Records of Monroe If you are a person with disabil- 2013, at 10:00 A.M. at Coral bidder for cash on-line at County, Florida. ity who needs any accommo- Bay Marina 601 Mastic St., 4S2CK58D8W4309071 NOTWITHSTANDING THE www.MiamiDade.RealForeclos dation in order to participate in Islamorada, Florida, the inter- 1998 ISUZU TIME PERIODS SET FORTH e.com at 09:00 o’clock, AM on ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN a court proceeding or event, ests of defendant GREGORY ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED March 12, 2013, the INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS you are entitled, at no cost to CUTULI in execution, in the 1GHDX03E1XD328741 TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE following described property: FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, you, to the provision of certain following described property, 1999 OLDSMOBILE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S OTHER THAN THE assistance. Please contact subject to any and all other DATE OF DEATH IS Parcel I, owned by Carelca, PROPERTY OWNER AS OF Cheryl Alfonso, 302 Fleming liens, taxes, judgments, or 1G4EZ13L7PU402605 BARRED. with the following legal THE DATE OF THE LIS Street, Key West, FL 33040, encumbrances whatsoever: 1993 BUICK description: PENDENS MUST FILE A (305) 292-3423, at least 7 days The date of first publication of CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS before your scheduled court SPECIFIC DESCRIPTION OF Published February 23, 2013 this notice is February 23, Lot 8, Block 8, AMENDED AFTER THE SALE. appearance, or immediately PROPERTY Florida Keys Keynoter 2013. PLAT OF MORNINGSIDE, upon receiving this notification according to the Plat thereof, WITNESS my hand and the if the time before the sched- Vessel: Personal Representative: as recorded in Plat Book 15, at seal of this court on Year: 2000 Make DZX Hull ID: Christina M. Parker Page 15, of the Public Records February 12, 2013 uled appearance is less than 7 Ad# 397509 days; if you are hearing or EPY66274E000 with the 29454 Louise of Miami-Dade County, Florida. voice impaired call 711. following attached: Big Pine Key, Florida 33043 By: Nicole Ferguson IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Parcel II, owned by Carelca, Deputy Clerk FOR MONROE COUNTY, Submitted by: Engines: Attorney for Personal with the following legal 1999 Yamaha 200 hp motor: FLORIDA Representative: description: (Circuit Court Seal) Kahane & Associates, P.A. PROBATE DIVISION 8201 Peters Road, Ste.3000 SR#LZ200TX??6K1X100412T Richard E. Warner 1999 Yamaha 200hp motor: File No. 13-CP-21-K Attorney for Personal Lot 7, Block 8, AMENDED Harvey Ruvin, Clerk Plantation, FL 33324 Lower Keys Telephone: (954) 382-3486 SR# Z200TXRY6G6X100?43T Representative PLAT OF MORNINGSIDE, Miami-Dade County, Florida Florida Bar Number: 283134 according to the Plat thereof, Telefacsimile: (954) 382-5380 IN RE: ESTATE OF Designated service email: Equipment: RICHARD E WARNER, P.A. as recorded in Plat Book 15, at Law Firm: Clarion AM/FM radio ELIZABETH A. GUPPY P.O. Box 501317 Page 15, of the Public Records ARNSTEIN & LEHR, LLP. notice@kahaneandassociates. Deceased. com Raymarine 12221 Overseas Highway of Miami-Dade County, Florida. Raymarine 215DC (VHF Marathon, FL 33050-1317 Published NOTICE TO CREDITORS Published February 23, Radio) Telephone: (305) 743-6022 Parcel III , owned by Carelca, February 23, 27, 2013. Raymarine RL80C Fax: (305) 743-6216 with the following legal Florida Keys Keynoter March 2, 2013 The administration of the Florida Keys Keynoter E-Mail: description: DATED this 19th day of estate of Elizabeth A. Guppy , [email protected] February 2013. deceased, whose date of Lot 22, Block 6, AMENDED death was January 27, 2013, is Published February 23, PLAT OF MORNINGSIDE, Richard A. Ramsay, Sheriff pending in the Circuit Court for March 2, 2013. according to the Plat thereof, Monroe County, Florida Monroe County, Florida, Pro- Florida Keys Keynoter as recorded in Plat Book 15, bate Division, the address of Page 15, of the Public Records CALL KEYS BY:Rachelle Gates, Supervisor which is 500 Whitehead Street, of Miami-Dade County, Florida, Civil Process Division Key West, Florida 33040. The together with an easement CLASSIFIEDS names and addresses of the over the West 5 feet of Lot 23, NET Published February 23, personal representative and GET RESULTS Block 6, AMDENDED PLAT March 2, 9, 16, 2013 CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN WOWwith the LOOK Keynoter’s !!! OF MORNINGSIDE, according .COM Florida Keys Keynoter classified section. CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN 743-5551 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVYXYZ<>1234567890,./-=_+:” 743-5551 Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, February 23, 2013 9B

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        CNA’s                                        Exceptional Living, Exceptional People Ad# 395404     !                        Plantation Key Health & Rehibilitation NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN "        "              that the undersigned, desiring Center in Tavernier, is seeking to engage in business under #                      $  the fictitious name of    %   & ' (  CNA’s. Only In The Keys located at       )  *+   ,   -./01 232*.44/     819 Peacock Plaza #112, in the County of Monroe, in the 0// (   $ ' ( $ ,% ../5/ To apply for the position, please submit your city of Key West, Florida 67# ,6 (86'"%9   8 33040 intends to register the resume to [email protected] said name with the Division of Corporations of the Florida Department of State, Tallahassee, Florida. Maggie DellaGiustina, Owner Coral Reef Park Co. Published February 23, 2013 Florida Keys Keynoter John Pennekamp Division Ad# 398020 Is seeking: ER Registration/Admitting Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring Registered Nurses to engage in business under Part Time Boat Rental the fictitious name of Barnacle Barney’s Gifts & Souvenirs Part Time Scuba Instructor located at 6677 Overseas Ultrasound/Vascular/Echo Tech Hwy., in the County of Monroe, (Padi Certified) in the city of Marathon, Florida 33050 intends to register the said name with the Division of Part Time Snorkel Boat Dive Master Maintenance Tech Corporations of the Florida Department of State, Tallahassee, Florida. FT Narrator Accounting Manager DE MAZON LLC Part Time Snorkel Shed Published February 23, 2013 Pharmacy Tech P/T Florida Keys Keynoter Full Time and Part Time Reservationist Medical Lab Tech Apply online at: Pickup Applications at http://www.fishermenshospital.org Fisherman’s Community Hospital is 99101 Overseas Hwy Ranger’s Station located in Marathon, FL Saturday 9am - 3pm DIVE EQUIPMENT - USED REGS - E.O.E./Drug Free Workplace/E-verify USED BC’S - USED 80CF (305-451-6301) TANKS - FINS (NEW & USED) ODDS & ENDS. BIG YARD SALE Make BIG 80 Marina Ave, MM 100 ACCEPTING Furniture, tools, a lot of good FRED'S BEDS $$$$ items! Front Desk Receptionist, Full Time APPLICATIONS Sat. 2/23, 8-12 Bartender, Dancers GARAGE SALE 100s of Beds Career minded professional with a friendly smile for LP vinyl records, electronics Factory Direct to You and excellent people skills needed for busy Servers & Security and more! Saturday 2/23, veterinary office. Good telephone skills and the Marina Rack 7am-Noon 1400 107th St. Gulf New Tropical Wicker Housing available Marathon Bedroom and Living Room ability to multi task are essential to this position. Monday - Saturday Building Manager / Dinettes, Futons, Recliners Computer experience is required. Shift hours vary Forklift Operator between 7:30am and 6:00pm Monday-Friday Call Mr Ford Simmons Beautyrest MARATHON BIG SALE! with some Saturdays and Sundays included. in the Upper Keys. Sat. 8-2. Jewelry, old glass www.fredsbeds.com 664-4335 ware, purses, clocks, plants & Salary based on experience. Please apply more! Sombrero Bch Rd to FREE DELIVERY at Marathon Veterinary Hospital at WOODY’S MM82 Top pay and benefits Primicerato-123 Calle Ensueno Marathon • MM 53.5 • 743-7277 11187 Overseas Hwy or call 305-743-7099 for the right individual. MARATHON CHURCH YARD Big Coppitt • MM 9.5 • 295-8430 SALE, Sat., Feb 23, 7AM. Send resume to Kirk of the Keys, Marathon, MM 51.5. By the blinking light. Clothes, hshold, sm furn. etc. PO Box 1509 Affordable Waterfront Living MARATHON US 1 MARATHON YARD SALE "Old Florida" Lake Crescent OPEN HOUSE Commercial Space Avail. Islamorada, FL 33036 Sat only Feb 23, 8 AM - 2PM. Small,Quiet,Adult Park. 1000 sf, $1/sf + util, taxes & 976 Ocotillo Lane, behind golf Homes for Sale $2k to $27k Saturday, Feb. 23 insur. Yard space also course on Flamingo Island. lakecrescentflorida.com (386) 11 am – 1 pm available. 305-923-9542 Furniture, odds/ends. 698-3648 KEY LARGO Park Model for sale. Handicapped designed, 1 BR, furnished. Never lived in. Lot rent $500/mo. $15,000. Marina & Resort Belonging is Owner financing available. what it feels like to work at this 305-522-5841 FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS marina. The willingness to be Discounted 25%. able to assist our customers NEW FLOORING FOR SALE! . with any, and all situations is 320 sq. ft. of 18" x 18" ceramic Currently paying 7.25%. essential. tiles, $275. 45 sq. ft. 3/4" RV/MOBILE HOME LOTS Karen Raspe [email protected]. Must have excellent Brazilian Cherry hardwood FOR SALE, with transitional 305-393-9010 501 E. Ocean Dr., Unit 2 (305) 743-5164 interpersonal skills & ability to flooring, $50. (305) 394-3364. building rights, in Key RV [email protected] work in a fast paced Park, Marathon. www.acresales.com Key Colony Beach environment as well as being $65K. 305-743-5164 able to multi task. Must be Listen to the waves of the ocean gently lapping on the Barbershop business for proficient in basic computer WANTED TO BUY white sand beach from this oceanfront unit! Pool, fishing sale includes all equipment skills. Good with people both Old or Antique Guns pier, covered barbecue with picnic tables and clubhouse. includig nail spa & manicure in person and on the phone. Key Largo Angler’s Club. 1 BR / 1 BA, fully furnished. This is a great retirement home, weekend getaway or equip. Marathon. $12,000. Experience in understanding Call Bob Jones, aboard the Ocean front w/ patio & jacuzzi, vacation rental. $299,000 786-333-9593; 786-873-4229 customers, greeting, complete boat Lucky 6. 305-367-2382 750 sq. ft., Incl. util., cable & check in & out, answer phones WANTED TO BUY wifi. Off street parking. $1000 and input reservations. Out Retired Collector - Gunsmith per month. (305) 852-5015. going, upbeat personality is a buying firearms-ammo. Any OCEANFR ONT PARK must. condition. Call 305-289-0967 MARATHON Some boating knowledge Boat ramp, dockage would be very helpful, but not or 732-551-1226 3/2 Waterfront Beauty necessary. Will Train. Beautiful and spacious 3/2 available. $450 & Up. waterfront home 50ft docking 603-918-3235 Full Charge Bookkeeper PLEASE REPLY TO AD BY wood deck and chikee and RV LOTS FOR RENT Dining Room Table Summerland Key: for CPA firm EMAILING RESUME ONLY jacuzzi with two storage sheds Marathon clients. Must know write-ups, TO 4’ x 6’ glass top. With coral unfurnished $1,800 786-344- base. $200. 269-806-6531, In Adult Park bank recs & year-end judy@marathonmarinaandboa 8879 [email protected] tyard.com. 305-743-6575 Marathon. Please call 305-743-6519 adjustments/journal entries. Affordab le Waterfront , 3/2 Duties incl. AP/AR, payroll, judy@marathonmarinaandboa Glass top dining room table Large furnished manufactured record-keeping, balance sheet, tyard.com w/6 chairs, Rattan. 72" x 42". monthly, quarterly & annual tax home, MM 63, waterfront GARDEN PARADISE $425; tile-top kitchen table w/4 w/dock & direct ocean access. reporting. Min. 8 years exp, chairs. $125. Both in perfect $1500 F/L/S. 305-872-2750. 1 BR / 1 BA MM 89 Furn. Quiet professional & accurate, team condition. 305-664-1885 MARATHON 2B/2B FOR nghbrhd. Mature, Nonsmoker, BIG PINE KEY - 2BR 1BA RENT TILE FLOORS, LG. player w/can-do attitude. Must GARDEN CENTER Pet? Cable/util. incl., $850/mo. ORNATE ANTIQUE OAK Upstairs. WALK IN CLOSET. UTILITY have more accting software Outdoor Living Sales Person sideboard / dresser w/ beveled ROOM W/ WASHER & F/L. Call 305-852-1764 proficiency than just Looking for a professional who $1,500/mo includes utilities. MARATHON STUDIO APT. mirror. 80" H x 54"W x 21" D. F/L/S. No pets. DRYER. LG. KITCHEN. QuickBooks & must be able to possesses a strong sales Furnished, Water & electric $450 Call (305) 394-3364. 305-469-0992 FENCED YARD. PETS OK maintain complete background. Good working UPON APPROVAL. 1ST, included. No pets. $900/mo. confidentiality. Exp. knowledge of tropical plants, LAST, SECURITY. YEARLY F/L/S. 743-0404 w/Thompson CSA & CBS outdoor furniture, and accesso- LEASE. 305-481-0942 $1,400 software preferred. Accting ries, landscape and hardscape PRIVATE COLLECTOR 305-481-0942 degree a plus. E-mail resume design, and construction speci- WANTS. Rolex Dive watches [email protected] to [email protected] Bishop, fications as they relate to land- and Pilot Watches. Old model Marathon MM 50. 3/2 2000 sf Rosasco & Co. CPA’s. EOE. scape. Base + commission + Military clocks & watches. Call benefits. 305-743-4578. Large furnished apt. Screened porch, overlooking deep water [email protected] canal, leading directly to GRAPHICS PRODUCTION Atlantic. Bring your boat! ISLAMORA DA MM 82.2 Bookkeeper - must know Quick & DESIGN POSITION A PRIVATE COLLECTOR $1800/mo 757-748-5985 College grad or experienced in Looking for gold & silver, old BAR & RESTAURANT FOR Books and payroll. Immediate opening. Call (305) 393-6664. printing and design. Work in coins, jewelry, paintings. SALE beer & wine. SRX liquor Marathon. Call 305-393-3374 WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR, license available. Call Roy. KCB, Furn 2/2 Waterfront WANTED: P/T Receptionist or email resume to GUARANTEED! CHARMING 3/2 KEY LARGO (772) 834-5647. for busy nonprofit organization [email protected] 305-743-5780 HOME FOR RENT KEY Half duplex. $1,450 per mo. in Islamorada. Duties include WEST STYLE 3/2 HOME FOR F/L/S. Non-smoking. No cats. answering phones, filing, data RENT MM95.5 OCEANSIDE. Lynn Goodwin, Key Colony entry, and other office related WOOD FLOORS, ALL BRAND K.W. Patio-Bar-Restaurant Beach Realty, 305-923-9487 tasks. Please send resume to Monroe County BOCC FIBERGLASS SHOWER NEW APPLIANCES Key Colony Beach $1mil net,$3.6 documented 1 br, 1 ba P.O. Box 1906, Islamorada, FL Employment Opportunities STALL INCLUDING DISHWASHER, gross,fully staffed-managment duplex. 675 sf. Clara St. 33036. Attention Personnel. Visit www.monroecounty-fl.gov 36" X 36" X 73". INDOOR WASHER & DRYER. in place, 250 seats, large patio, Electric fireplace, W/D, full (305) 292-4557 E.O.E. Drug $125 LARGE FENCED YARD, liq license, busy Old Town- kitchen, plenty of storage. free workplace; Vet Pref Avail. Call (305) 394-3364. COMMUNITY BOAT RAMP, cruise ship locale. Land, Bldg, NO PETS. 305.619.0075 TO $1000/mo. 305-731-0244 Equip & Bus,Turnkey Price VIEW $1,750 305-619-0075 $5.7mil. Realtor 305.587.3483 Carpente r’s helper/laborer. [email protected] Drug free. Form work exp. KEY COLONY BEACH Placing and tying re-bar. CLEANERS Active driver’s lic. and own Home for Rent Updated 2/2 1 bd/1 ba condo. Available Saturday in Marathon Tav home, ocean views, transporation a must. March 1st. Utilities included. Seasonal OK fenced yard, 40’ dock, davits. Rob 305-393-7105 Call 305-743-8111 $1,800 305-772-5008 $1200/mo. 743-0173 FOR SALE BY OWNER [email protected] [email protected] Marathon - Gulfside Village GROUNDSKEEPER Full time. Key Colony Beach-Turnkey 5800 O/S Hwy, Unit #32, 960 Background check required. one half duplex, 2 BR, 2 BA, LARGO SOUND VILLAGE sq. ft. Great location! Apply in person, no phone Pete Donnelly 732-996-9591 fully furnished, new dock. 3BR/2BA. Newly landscaped, KEY LARGO 2/1 KEYS calls please: Seacamp, 1300 Includes 19’ Century power fenced yard, quiet street. Pets or Sue Lovley 305-304-7565 Big Pine Ave, Big Pine Key. Upstairs, furnished. boat! $349K. 610-745-1307 okay, H.O. park. $1800/mo. + Marathon Office space for util. F/L/S Call (516) 655-5321 $1,600/mo, utilities included. rent. Want a high presence First & security. NET MM 103 B/S 2 BR / 2 BA w/o paying? US 1 prices, that Angela 954-325-2915 WOW LOOK !!! Scrned. porch, 35’ dock. Furn. is. We have desk space for CERTIFIED HHA opt. No smoking / no pets. rent! 305-731-1183; 731-9751 3 days per week, Yearly lease. F/L/S $1250 / .COM 1 pm - 8:30 pm. abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVYXYZ<>1234567890,./-=_+:”mo. + util. (786) 302-7020 $13 per hour. Call 631-831-0879 10B Saturday, February 23, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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Hospitality Happens Here! TOM THUMB Food Stores, Inc. PEST CONTROL Charter Pest Control Offers the following positions in Your Local Company. MONROE COUNTY All types of pest control. Ocean Reef to Key West. POSITIONS AVAILABLE: * Managers & Manager Trainees Contact us at 305-451-3389. • Bartender * Assistant Managers Three shifts available: The bartender is responsible for maintaining liquor controls, taking and placing all orders * Store Clerks 6am to 2pm A/C - ARTIC TEMP promptly and correctly, serving food and beverage promptly and correctly and ensuring 2pm to 10pm Res & Comm’l, Marine, Sales, the Guest/Owner check is accurate and legible.The bartender is familiar with menu Repair, Refrig, Ice Mach. items, daily specials and featured wines.Always wearing the proper uniform, thanking 10pm to 6am Lic#CAC 053827, 743-5288 A/C - Marathon A/C & Guest/Owners for allowing us to serve them and working as a team player for the To apply please call 786-295-5307 Appliances betterment of the entire operation. Bartender is to balance the daily sales, cash, credit cards and ask for Cleveland Mathis Sales & fast & reliable service! Lic# CAC017490 743-5051 and owner/guest charges using the Micros report and TSW reports with the front desk. We will train. No experience needed. A/C - Windswept A/C • Cook (Grill) & Appliances - "Shut your Competitive wages and benefits. DFWP. E.O.E. windows, shut your doors, you Cooking orders in a timely manner and making sure they are presented according to the ain’t gonna be hot no more!" restaurants standards. Cleaning work area throughout shift and when finished.Wear proper Lic # CAC056989 μ 289-1748 uniform, work as a team player and use prescribed cost control measures to ensure profitability. CABINETS - FRED’S BEDS Kitchen Korner Apply in person: Real wood cabinets with 1688 Overseas Hwy., Marathon G MM 48.2 Bayside particle board prices 743-7277 CHILDCARE Equal Opportunity Employer/Drug Free Workplace Demming Family Childcare "Where Children Come First". The most unique sports fishing, tackle & apparel store 421 110 St., Mrthn μ 743-9619 in the Keys is seeking enthusiastic Associates to join our team: Computer Networking Teal Tech, Inc. (Lic & Ins) FISHING AND TACKLE Computer μ Network μ Wireless Weekend & Night Receptionist [email protected]; 481-6981 SALES ASSOCIATE - PART TIME Concrete Designs Exceptional Living, Exceptional People Protect & beautify any WE ARE EXPANDING! Must have experience with salt water/marine equipment concrete surface. Deco Visiting Nurse Association & coatings,concrete stamping Plantation Key Health & Rehibilitation epoxy floors & stained pavers. Hospice of the Florida Keys is Must be willing to accept flexible scheduling. We offer hiring in our Upper Keys office. Custom artwork by Ed Moran! If you are an RN, LPN, PT, OT, Center in Tavernier, is seeking competitive salary & benefits including employee discounts Lic#sp3136. 305-923-0654 PTA, CNA, HHA or on store merchandise. Please send resume or apply in person. ELECTRIC - Kelly Electric Homemaker/Companion and a Weekend & Night Receptionist. Serving the Middle Keys since Equal Opportunity Employer G Drug Free Workplace you are looking for a fulfilling 1980! Fair prices, dependable! career in home health and To apply for the position, please submit your Lic# EC525 μ 743-6098 hospice care - please click, WORLD WIDE SPORTSMAN Entertainment - SAM THE D.J. email or visit to learn more and resume to [email protected] G "We Have the Beat To Move apply. 81576 Overseas Highway Islamorada, FL 33036 Your Feet" (305) 743-9619 [email protected] G www.vnahospicekeys.org Fax: 305-517-2618 [email protected] www.samthedj.com 92001 Overseas highway Marine Construction (Tavernier) Are your timbers sagging? Data Communications Tech Docks & seawalls, etc. FACILITIES MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Maraton Marine Construction, Florida Keys Electric Cooperative (FKEC) has Lic #ENG232 289-7359 HOUSEKEEPER - OCEAN The Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority is PAINTING- New Life Painting HOUSE is seeking a an opening for a Data Communications Painting μ Concrete μ housekeeper. Must be able to Technician in our IT Department. looking for a Facilities Maintenance Carpentry μ Repairs. 23 years! work independently & perform Mechanic to perform skilled maintenance Lic#3587 305-849-0293 all aspects of providing a very Plumbing - Ernest E. Rhodes clean room for our guests. For more information please visit www.FKEC.com and and repair of buildings, grounds, and equipment; including pumps and motors. Lic# CFC1427241 Apply in person @ 82885 Old click on the job openings link to review the qualifications 10700 5th Ave, Gulf, Marathon Hwy., Islamorada or call (305) of the job and to apply online. All applicants must apply Qualifications: high school diploma or GED; 743-7072 664-4844. supplemented by two (2) years previous online and only qualified applicants will be contacted. REDECORATE IN A DAY RESORT HELP experience and/or training that includes Affordable decorating using Immediate openings! FKEC is An Equal Opportunity Employer. existing furnishings. Also μ Front Desk Receptionist construction trades, (i.e. carpentry, masonry, plumbing, μ organizing, assist move-ins. Dockhand/General Maint. and/or electrical). Must have a valid FL driver’s license. Must Lybrand Redesign 292-2682 Marathon, 305-797-1707 be able to obtain an FDEP Level 3 Distribution license or Stump Grinding THE MOORINGS and minimum Florida Class “C” WTPO license, or higher within Stump Grinding & MORADA BAY / PIERRE’S 18 mos of hire date. Salary Range $43,161. - $51,794. Fence repair are seeking self motivated, DOLPHIN RESEARCH CENTER Lic. 1204. 872-9877 detail oriented and hard Job Location: Marathon, FL Send application (see “Job 58901 O/S Hwy., Grassy Key, FL Swimming Pools-Fazoli B ros. working individuals to fill Opportunities” at www.fkaa.com) by 5:00 p.m. on 02/25/13 Pool Cleaning μ Repair μ New positions in Housekeeping. Teaching…Learning…Caring to [email protected]. Construction μ Remod μ Maint Please submit an application Lic#cpc1457751 μ 849-8063 /resume @ 123 Beach Rd., Dolphin Research Center has a full-time EEO, VPE, ADA Islamorada. MM 81.5 ocean TIKI HUTS position for a Membership Assistant. Successful side or email: NEW & REPAIR [email protected] candidate will be responsible, organized, motivated, 305-664-0099 self-directed individual able to work effectively in Lic# CYC 000002 team-oriented environment & maintain high level Window Cleaning - A-WaX PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER Floor & Window Cleaning Exp. a plus but not necessary. of confidentiality and wants a career in fundraising Res. & Comm’l Lic & Ins. Willing to take 40 hr. online for non-profit organizations. Excellent oral/written Free Est. 305-834-18431842 classes with possibility of CDA communications, computer skills – including classes to follow. GET RESULTS Call Barbara, 305-743-3517 experience using databases, spreadsheets & financial Benefits include medical with the Keynoter’s software are required. classified section. insurance, 401(k), vacation and paid holidays. Job 743-5551 EXPERIENCED HELP ONLY description available at www.dolphins.org. E-mail μ Breakfast Cook Wanted experienced plumbers, μ Prep Cook, Line Cook your resume to [email protected]. EOE μ Host/Hostess Marathon. Valid driver’s license μ Waitstaff 2003 Jeep Wrangler μ Bartender Required. Also helpers needed μ Bus Person with exp. or will train the right person. Dark blue tan int, auto, μ Front of House Managers Newspaper Carrier Wanted A/C, am/fm cd player. Apply in person: Salary dependent on experience. 69K mi, very clean! Sunset Grille & Raw Bar, 7 th Knights Key Blvd, Marathon. Apply in person 10700 5 Ave. Gulf $9995 NOW HIRING SERVER AND PART-TIME 2005 Chrysler KITCHEN HELP. Apply at the MARATHON PT Cruiser Convert. Stuffed Pig, Marathon. 2 Pole Elevator Boat Lift Pearl white, tan top, WORK ON THE OCEAN Cabana Breezes now hiring: 13,000 lbs capacity. leather int, new tires, * Line Cooks * Food Runners Deliver newspapers chrome whls, am/fm cd * Servers * Bar Backs All aluminum. 2 years old. Apply 401 E. Ocean Dr., KCB. 7 days a week stereo. 28K mi. X-clean. between 4 a.m. and 7 a.m. Located in Little Torch Key. $8995 2007 Chevy Stock Clerk/ Cashier Clerk $4,200 OBO. position available at CVS in Profits up to Aveo LT Sedan Islamorada. Apply online at 305-785-4141 Alloy whls, auto trans, www.cvs.com/careers 305- $500 a week. 664-2576 1 Dave buys permits A/C, am/fm cd player. Stop in the Marathon office at So Atlantic Snapper, Grouper, One owner. 50K miles, Gulf Reef, K/Mack, Shark, Great transportation! 3015 Overseas Highway Sword, Tuna. $$$ in 48 hours! EXPERIENCED & RELIABLE, 904-262-2869, 904-708-0893 $6744 appliance repair technician. to fill out an application. 29’ COMMERCIAL Y & G 2002 Taurus Sel Must have valid drivers 300 HP John Deere, low hrs. AAA AUTO μ ALL YEARS! license and tools! Fishing & trap pulling. Junk-Used. Cars-Vans-Trucks One owner, lthr int, Call (305) 664-3662. Full electronics. $20,000 obo Running or not. Cash. moon roof, alloy whls, MARATHON - PLUMBER 305-522-2702, Islamorada 305-332-0483 pwr windows/locks, rear AND PLUMBER’S HELPER. 40’ DORADO ’02 Lobster/Crab PARADISE TOWING Must have clean driving record boat. 3406 Cat, 580 HP, fully spoiler. Only 46K miles! is buying junked cars. and be able to pass drug test. loaded w/electronics & Call (305) 731-6540 $6995 (305) 731-7797 hydraulics. Ready to Lobster! P/T Landscaper/Grounds $89,000. 305-393-1415. 2005 Toyota Keeper. Start Immediately. All types of permits for sale! Marathon/KCB. Reply to Tundra Long Bed Rock Shrimp, King Fish, S 1988 Holiday Rambler Trailer Landscaper, c/o Keynoter, PO Atlantic Snapper, Grouper, 35’. Good condition. No leaks. Auto, A/C, great work Box 500158, Marathon 33050 Gulf 6 Pack reef & pelagic, Can be seen at Breezy Pines truck, best price in S. Fl.! P/T MAINTENANCE Commercial Gulf Reef Fish, RV Park MM30. Experiencd only, Marathon Gulf Snapper IFQ’s, Long Line Asking $3000. 410-212-0584 $7995 /KCB area. Send resume to Pkg. Many other permits avail. Maintenance Positiion, C/O We buy, sell & broker all types “Drive a Little, Save a Lot!” Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, 24’ Wellcraft Offshore 1995 FOR SALE OR TRADE of permits. Call before you buy GET RESULTS Marathon, Fl 33050 C.C., w/2004 225hp Merc, boat 23’ Suncoast with trailer. or sell! Please call for prices. Duncan Auto restored, always on lift, must 200 HP Suzuki. Needs TLC. Licensed & Bonded. All per- with the Keynoter’s see to apprec! Asking $17,000 $2000 obo. 305-664-1286 mits guaranteed valid for trans- classified section. 305-294-5126 305-923-9207 or 942-6434 fer, many ref’s avail. John Potts Jr.321-784-5982, 321- 743-5551 30’ CHRIS CRAFT Cabin Key West 302-3630. www.shipsusa.com Cruiser. Handyman’s Special www.duncanauto.com Great Liveaboard! $3000. 55’ BOAT SLIP FOR SALE MM 103 O/S 1 BR / 1 BA or lease in Islamorada. Yacht In marina. $500 / month 1987 2550 Tiara Pursuit See at 2525 Overseas Hwy, Club membership incl. + electricity. Call (305) Walk Around with twin 150 Marathon. $500 / month. Great location! 905-6867 for more information. 1987 Yamahas, 560 hours. Carolina Skiff Specialists All Call 305-393-7494. $6500. 305-587-0814, sizes & models: Sea Chasers, MTHN-Mari ne Storage: boats, Marathon Bennington pontoons & Hydra. Boat slip for rent $200/mo. trailers, campers, any clean 20’ PRO-LINE 2004 sports. Call Ft. Myers for West MM 99 oceanside. Up to 40 ft. storage OK on wheels. Best Walkaround Cuddy Coast pricing! 800-955-7543 catamarans, etc. No rates in town. Check with us Mercury 150hp O/B liveaboards. Water & electric first! Call Emil, 731-3386 $12,900. Offers welcome! included. (305)942-3055 PENN FLY RODS Marathon 305-735-4730 9 ft., 12 wt., $75. Also two 9ft., LIVE ABOARD DEEP WATER 22’ Angler CC 1995 150 Mari- CALL 10 wt. rods, $75 ea. Penn Intl. DOCKAGE. A great place to ner on SS bracket. Runs great. #4 fly reel, $100. Finnor #1 fly CLASSIFIEDS call home. MM 92.5 O/S Winch, T-Top, kicker bracket, reel, $75. (305) 394-3364. WOW LOOK !!! For more information call new bottom paint. Alum trailer. (305) 853-5604 $6,350 OBO. 207-745-7500 743-5551 CLASSIFIED ADS 743-5551 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVYXYZ<>1234567890,./-=_+:”