WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2013 VOLUME 60, NO. 84 G 25 CENTS Diver dies inside the ‘Grove’ Keynoter Staff was a district chief with Lake dangerous. Three New Jersey Kissimmee, intended to do a County Emergency Medical Fire official, friend did penetration divers died penetration diving penetration dive on their own, A Central fire- Services, near Orlando, and dive, considered most dangerous the Grove in 2007. without a guide. department commander was was with the department for The two men were on a Dorminy told Sheriff’s found dead Friday at the 15 years. Largo Fire Rescue found 2002, with his dive buddy, commercial dive vessel oper- Office Deputy Tony Code Spiegel Grove dive wreck off Dragojevich’s supervisor, Dragojevich’s body just after James Dorminy, 51, Thursday. ated by Scuba Do Dive Co. and Dive Team Leader Sgt. Key Largo after a so-called Deputy Chief Ralph 1:30 p.m. and were making The men were doing a pene- with six other divers Thursday Mark Coleman they attached penetration dive in which a Habermehl, said Dragojevich efforts to remove it. That was tration dive, meaning they afternoon. Although the dive a reel line when they entered diver actually enters the was an experienced diver and expected to take several were inside the 510-foot for- operators and other divers so they would be able to find wreck — considered that he knew Dragojevich hours to complete. mer Navy ship. Penetration reportedly did not intend to their way out. They explored extremely dangerous. was on a dive trip in the Keys. Dragojevich was diving diving the intentionally penetrate the wreck itself, Joseph Dragojevich, 43, Rescue divers from Key the Spiegel Grove, scuttled in sunken ship is considered very Dragojevich and Dorminy, of  See ‘Grove’, 3A

GOOMBAY TIME MARATHON ELECTION Anonymous flier targets Senmartin address listed on it does. It details On June 12, the Code code problems Compliance Board found Senmartin guilty of, on from the past March 23, “illegally remov- ing protected hardwood ham- By RYAN McCARTHY mock” from the 1515 Bluefin [email protected] Drive property where he recently built a house. He Two and a half weeks was ordered by the Code before Marathon voters go to Compliance Board to pay a the polls to vote for City $500 fine, $300 administra- Council candidates, at least tive fee and plant 10 trees. one candidate is being target- Senmartin is adamant he ed by a flier that’s found its never removed native vegeta- way into residents’ mailboxes. tion. He claims he only Mark Senmartin, who’s trimmed — not cleared — an running along with Pete invasive vine that was grow- Worthington and Rich Keating ing all over the yard. for two open seats, has had Regardless, a person call- ing himself Scott Miller who Keynoter photo by SEAN KINNEY past problems with the city’s Code Compliance Department claims an address of 999 Bahama Village’s Petronia Street in is bustling Friday morning as vendors set up tents to sell food, arts and for illegally clearing hard- 98th St. in Marathon decided crafts as part of the two-day Goombay Festival, which celebrates Key West’s Bahamian culture. Goombay runs from wood hammock. to inform the public of the noon until midnight today. Petronia is closed between Duval and Fort streets until 2 a.m. Monday. There will be no That mysterious flier violation. bus service west of Simonton Street today, with regular service resuming at 6 a.m. on Sunday. details the issue — and the The problem is no one by name on the flier is that of a the name of Scott Miller person who apparently does- IN THE COURTS n’t exist, although the  See Senmartin, 2A LOWER KEYS Convicted dog beater to be retried Some sewer costs Appeals court had overturned will be increasing jury’s verdict of the Cudjoe Regional system Commissioners to around $158 million — not By DAVID GOODHUE change system including cost of repaving [email protected] roads damaged by sewer for some homes installation, according to initial A Key Largo man convict- estimates from the Florida ed of severely beating his By KEVIN WADLOW Keys Aqueduct Authority, the Labrador retriever in 2010 for Senior Staff Writer agency overseeing design and taking a piece of steak off the [email protected] construction work. kitchen counter is scheduled Residents of the Cudjoe to defend himself against the Cost of the Cudjoe Gardens, Cudjoe Shores and same felony animal cruelty Regional wastewater system Sugarloaf Shores subdivisions charge next month. jumped by more than $10 have contended for months A jury convicted Noah million Wednesday when that dozens of homes in their Mitchell in May 2012, but Monroe County commission- neighborhoods were slated to the Third District Court of ers approved gravity-feed receive grinder pumps while Appeal ruled July 31 that connections for 1,152 Lower nearby houses would get grav- then-prosecutor Terri Keys homes. ity connections, often referred Hunnewell erred during Lower Keys residents in the to as the gold standard in closing arguments by telling audience applauded Wednes - sewer systems. jurors the burden of proof This is Bubba when he was recovering from injuries prosecutors and police say were day at the Harvey Government “We were always prom- was on the defense. She said Center in Key West after two ised we would have gravity- inflicted by his owner, Noah Mitchell, in 2010. the only way the jury could separate votes — an estimated feed systems on Sugarloaf acquit Mitchell is if the jury This comes as welcome taking up the case. “So, I am call for comment. $7.5 million to change 899 and that’s what we expect,” thought all ’s wit- news to three witnesses who so grateful that the [prosecu- Mitchell pleaded not homes in four Big Pine Key resident Bill Eardley told nesses lied in open court. have been urging a new trial tors] are going to retry Noah guilty in the 2012 trial and subdivisions from low-pres- commissioners at the Key Assistant State Attorney ever since the three-judge so he cannot do it again.” maintains that the injuries to sure grinder systems to gravity, West meeting. Demetrios Efstratiou said appellate panel made its Mitchell, 36, could not be his dog Bubba resulted from and $2.2 million to swap In general, gravity sys- this week that his office will decision last summer. reached for comment. He is when he accidentally grinders for gravity at 253 tems cost more to install re-prosecute Mitchell, and a “I started to cry,” said being represented by the dropped his pet after the dog homes on Cudjoe Key and since pipes must be larger status hearing on the case is Karin Kass about the moment Public Defender’s Office, . scheduled for Nov. 5. she heard prosecutors were which did not return a phone  See Bubba, 3A That raises the overall price  See Sewers, 3A

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NEWS BRIEFS CRIME FRONT FEDERAL SHUTDOWN Roadside call guide: boxes are nixed Fishing pair busted Other than along the Dry grouper by ‘Hallelujah’ They thought Tortugas. Monday Sunshine Skyway Bridge, Flamingo, where boat tours Florida’s highways will no shutdown meant The sys- and an tem showed additional and rentals also are avail- longer have the telephone able. Bike rentals and tram call boxes by the end no monitoring the vessel’s 400 to 600 reopens after three-day pounds of tours are being conducted at of January. Shark Valley, and airboat A pair of Florida men track line, grouper by two weeks The state Department of tours are now open along face two misdemeanor fish- indicating it time the Transportation is removing By SUSAN COCKING Tamiami Trail. Ranger-led all but a few of the 2,752 ing charges for reportedly left the officers MOONEYHAM REDDEN [email protected] tours are expected to resume fishing within Madiera boarded push-button call boxes from on Friday. National Park on Tuesday Beach area Oct. 11 and headed their boat at 7 p.m. Tuesday. along its highways as per- Dry Tortugas, a chain of — a day the federal govern- south toward the North The bottom line: In “Hallelujah,” said Capt. sonal cell phones have small islands about 70 miles ment was still shut down. Ecological Reserve. The boat around two days and six Mike Makowski, owner of reduced the need for the west of Key West, also Jailed were James entered the reserve around 1 hours, the duo harvested Blackfoot Charters in Key roadside phones. opened Thursday. The visi- Mooneyham, 48, of Madiera p.m. Sunday. more than 1,500 pounds of Largo. “It’ll be nice to be “With cell phone use, it tor center and campground Beach, and James Redden, With other FWC officers assorted groupers and mut- able to fish [Everglades was decided to save the at Garden Key are operat- 43, of Cape Coral. relaying the vessel’s posi- ton snappers from the pro- National Park] again.” department some money,” ing, along with seaplane The FWC says one of the tions via satellite phone, the tected waters of the That was his, and other said DOT spokesman John service from Key West. reasons for the poaching ven- crew of the Peter Gladding Ecological Reserve. Upper Keys fishing guides, O’Brien. However, park officials said ture is that the pair thought no launched from Key West to The Gladding escorted the reaction to the federal gov- The removal, estimated to the commercial ferry will one would be monitoring the intercept the boat inside the suspect’s boat back to Key ernment’s reopening of the cost around $200,000, has not resume service to the Federal Vessel Monitoring North Ecological Reserve. It West Tuesday and here’s what park and, therefore, the already started. islands until Monday. System due to the govern- succeeded. they FWC were the specifics reopening of Florida Bay, By not having to maintain , ment shutdown. The boat was found at the caught: 177 red grouper total- prime fishing grounds and the system, including the which had been open to This is what happened, coordinates relayed by satel- ing 1,380 pounds, one 15- within the park’s borders. interconnecting consoles at fishing during the closure according to the Florida Fish lite phone from the vessel pound black grouper, two gag “The fishing guides dispatch offices and base sta- but nothing else, has re- and Wildlife Conservation monitoring system. As the groupers totaling 23 pounds, have returned. The park is tions, the state is expected to opened its Dante Fascell Commission: 57-foot Peter Gladding 21 mutton snappers totaling open. We are back in busi- save $1 million a year. Visitor Center and Museum. Around 2:30 p.m. approached, Mooneyham 135 pounds, and two yellow- ness. Please come out and The boxes along the However, Tuesday, officers aboard the and Redden cut the lines of tail snappers totaling three visit,” said Dan Kimball, Sunshine Skyway Bridge Harbor and the campground FWC patrol boat Peter the two fishing rigs hanging pounds. superintendent of both will remain — they are con- remain closed. Boat tours Gladding (Glen Way, Martin off the stern gunwales. The total haul was 1,556 Everglades and Dry nected to a crisis counseling and rentals are unavailable Messier, Raul Pena-Lopez Aboard the boat were pounds. Tortugas national parks. system, and the bridge in the because the park’s sole con- and Lt. Josh Peters) saw a 1,400 pounds of reef fish. The entire catch was sold Although he’s happy he past has been a common cessionaire ceased opera- commercial The FWC says the arrest- to a local dealer for can fish in Florida Bay place for suicidal people to tions before the government on the Federal Vessel ed men admitted they started $5,003.80, with the proceeds again, and more important- contemplate jumping. shutdown on Oct. 1. Monitoring System fishing the area on Sunday being placed in an FWC ly, bring back paying The boxes were installed The resumption of gov- anchored inside the North and caught about 900 escrow account. clients into the bay, in the early 1970s, back at a ernment services Thursday Ecological Reserve of the pounds of assorted types of Makowski said he is angry time when those seeking also brought good news police, medical or automotive at lawmakers for putting people’s livelihoods at for South Florida hikers aide would have otherwise WILDLIFE and hunters. The Big had to hoof it or hitch a ride to stake just to gain political ground. Cypress National Preserve the closest businesses or resi- re-opened, allowing hikers dence with a pay phone. Everglades National Park reopened to visitors to walk into the remote back country and set up — News Service of Florida Thursday following a 2.5- week closure stemming camp and hunters to from the federal govern- resume muzzle-loading KEYS WEATHER ment shutdown. season, which was inter- Entrance stations and vis- rupted by the closure. PREDICTED TEMPERATURES itor centers at Homestead, Shark Valley and Everglades Reporter Editor David DAY HIGH LOW City are now open. Goodhue Contributed to this story. SAT. 86 76 Boaters may launch their crafts at the marina at SUN. 87 76 Photo by MATT PALAZZOLO MON. 86 76 KEY WEST TUES. 87 76 A black-and-white tegu, considered a worrisome invasive-exotic species, suns on a Key Largo street this week. The tegu was captured Tuesday. Forecast: Expect partly City wants powerboat cloudy skies with a chance of shower and thunder- Tegu lizard nabbed stroms races to stay around previously handled tegus Florida communities make it It’s confirmed during studies. an invasive species of con- including the TDC money Visit KeysNet.com/weather Carbonell: and other sponsorships, on for radar and extended forecast. as escaped pet “Tegus usually are firm cern to state biologists. and powerful,” he said. As an omnivore, tegus Not enough the 2012 races compared to By KEVIN WADLOW “This one was more of a “eat anything from insects to receiving $440,661.72 in BEACH ADVISORIES profit in it revenue. Senior Staff Writer couch potato — soft and rodents and eggs so they are flabby.” a threat to our native That’s a profit of The Monroe County [email protected] By SEAN KINNEY $2,791.03. If expenses stay Health Department tests The black-and-white tegu species,” said Carli Segelson The days of freedom for a first spotted Oct. 10 later of the Florida Fish and [email protected] the same and the $20,000 Keys beaches every two reduction in TDC funding is weeks for the presence of South American reptile that was confirmed as escaped Wildlife Conservation made itself a home in a Key pet. Commission. “They don’t Faced with the possibili- factored in, the 2014 event enteric bacteria. There cur- ty that the annual Super would cost Carbonell rently are no beaches with Largo neighborhood ended The 4.4-pound Key belong here.” Tuesday evening. Largo tegu wandered Key Largo resident Boat World Championship around $18,000. health advisories against races could be held else- “It’s just a bad situa- swimming. A tegu lizard, considered through neighborhoods but Heather Seal called the an invasive exotic species in apparently did not venture FWC with the Tuesday where, the Key West City tion,” he continued. “My Florida, was captured near far. Duquesnel, joined by sighting that led to the rep- Commission on Wednesday intent has been to try to GETTING IT STRAIGHT the intersection of student volunteer Chris tile’s capture. The tegu was directed city staff to work keep it here.” ’s Trail and Ocean Burgess, searched for the turned over to state biolo- out a five-year deal with the Commissioner Tony Due to incorrect infor- Shores Drive, on the ocean- reptile and laid out several gists. event’s producers. Yaniz called the boat races a mation provided to the side off mile marker 99. traps in the area. Sightings of tegus, moni- The 33rd running of the “clean event. We don’t have Keynoter, Wednesday’s The tegu measured more A reported sighting tor lizards and other invasive high-octane boat races is a problem with nudity; we story about the city of than a yard long but about Monday “was less than 100 species should be reported to set for Nov. 3 through 10 in don’t have a lot of problems Marathon’s voting canvass- 60 percent of that was tail, yards” from where it was the toll-free hotline: (888) waters off the Southern- with public drunkenness” in ing board contained erro- said Jim Duquesnel, a local captured more than 24 hours 483-4681 or online at most City. contrast with Fantasy Fest. neous information. Mayor invasive-species biologist. later, Duquesnel said. www.IveGot1.org. A free For years, the event put “I think we need to reach Mike Cinque was not a “I just grabbed it behind Established tegu breed- mobile-phone app is avail- on by Key West native John a hand out,” he said, “to member of the board. the neck so he couldn’t bite ing colonies in south Miami- able. Carbonell has garnered encourage them to keep me,” said Duquesnel, who Dade County and other $120,000 in funding from coming to Key West and let the Monroe County Tourist them know we appreciate CONTACT US Development Council. those dollars.” But a reduction in that to Commissioner Mark Rossi said he “wholeheart- Upper Keys ID remains mysterious $100,000 prompted Carbonell edly” supports the idea of a 91655 to consider alternative host five-year agreement “to Tavernier, FL 33070 From Senmartin, 1A who believe they are receiv- mit to tear out trees,” cities, including Sarasota and push this race and keep it Newsroom . . . .(305) 852-3216 ing a fine. Rasmussen said. Clearwater, which also hosts here in Key West. This is a Advertising . . .(305) 852-3216 owns or rents a property at The mailer does say “paid Rasmussen found that the Super Boat National money generator for every- Fax ...... (305) 853-1040 that address, an eight-unit electioneering communica- hard to believe since his Championship. body here.” Fax ...... (305) 852-0199 condominium called Ocean tion,” albeit in small print on family owned its lot since he “I’ve been approached Point Villa. There’s also no the back of the page. was a child and he’d gone over the last few years by Bill Spottswood, who sits on the Marathon registered voter in Marathon “They think I’m sending through a complicated cities that want the world Offshore Powerboat Racing 3015 Overseas Highway named Scott Miller, accord- them a fine. My name is on decade-long process with championship race,” Association board, said he (P.O. Box 500158) ing to Monroe County it and the city did not Monroe County and the city, Carbonell said, “and I have welcomes a detailed analy- Marathon, FL 33050-0158 Supervisor of Elections authorize any of this. I don’t once it incorporated in to look at that.” sis of the event’s local eco- Newsroom(305) 743-5551 Joyce Griffin. know who Mr. Miller is,” 1999, to see his home built. “”The main thing that’s nomic impact. Advertising . . .(305) 743-5551 Ocean Point board mem- Charlton said. He initially received a per- happening in Key West, it’s “I think the numbers Fax ...... (305) 743-6397 ber Wade Stevenson said no Keating and Worthington mit in 1995 and ultimately not only the TDC, it’s all of would speak for them- Fax ...... (305) 743-9586 one named Scott Miller said they had nothing to do surrendered 60 percent of the businesses. When you lives there. He also said he with the mailer. his 160-foot-by-100-foot lot go and ask them for a spon- selves,” he said. “I don’t think there’s any question Missing your paper? spoke with a woman It’s well known that sit- for conservation. sorship or an ad in the pro- that the dollars spent on the We no longer offer same-day Thursday attempting to ting council members are Rasmussen says he went gram, the answer we get is, powerboat races, you’ll see redelivery for missing or wet return a stack of the mailers publicly supporting candi- to the county biologist he’d ‘Why should we? [The the bang for the buck.” papers. Customers can to the supposed Miller. dates, and a cursory glance at dealt with, who in turn con- event] is gonna happen any- “As a community, we request a credit or next-day “She was up in arms that political sign placement tacted then-city Biologist way.’ “ have to get behind the race,” redelivery by calling was sent around and she was around town makes it obvi- Wendy Dyer about Smith Travel Research, a said Mayor Craig Cates, a 743-5551. After hours, call going to find out who sent ous who behind-the-scenes Senmartin clearing what voluntary reporting group, former powerboat racer toll-free (800) 843-4372. it,” he said. power brokers are backing. Rasmussen estimated to be said that using average hotel Stevenson added that he But small-town elections like “one-third” of the hammock occupancy and daily rates himself. He noted the value KEYNOTER (ISSN felt the mailer is pointless the Nov. 5 one in next property with no permit. for the 2012 races, running of international media expo- 8756-6427, USPS# 0201-620) is because it offers no argu- Marathon don’t usually take In a June 12 report to Nov. 4-11, Key West lodg- sure “showcasing our beau- published semi-weekly by Florida ing revenue was $7,247,069 tiful waters and the town of Keys Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, ment or explanation as to such an openly negative turn. Charlton, Planning Director Marathon, Florida 33050-0158. its purpose. The Senmartin complaint George Garrett refers to according to a report pro- Key West.” Subscription rates are $54.23 in “They’re getting the was filed by neighbor David Dyer starting “a similar file vided by the TDC. Asked about his inter- the Keys. Your Keynoter home wrong result,” he said. “It Rasmussen, whose Gulf- concerning unpermitted But Carbonell estimates est in a five-year deal, delivery subscription includes stream Boulevard property land clearing.” He wrote that, based on hotel occu- Carbonell said: “At this the Sunday edition of The didn’t make a whole lot of . Keynoter mail sense to me; somebody borders Senmartin’s property. that Dyer had required that pancy and room rates, tick- juncture, that’d only make subscriptions: $64.84 in Florida wasted a whole lot of Rasmussen said the issue “32 trees be planted in et sales and things visitors it harder,” reinforcing the and $60.32 out-of-state. Please money.” dates back to 2004, when replacement of those buy such as meals, the draw notion, “We’re gonna get call for all other rates, including Another side effect of the Senmartin bought the lot. removed,” but that she left is 80,000 people generating it anyway so why should I overseas mail. Periodicals Postage give you anything? If I Paid at Marathon, Florida and mailer: City Building and “I was two to three the city before the case was local revenue of around additional mailing offices. Code Compliance Depart - months short of my [certifi- resolved and it was never $30 million. lock myself into a five- ment head Stacy Charlton cate of occupancy] and that referred to Code According a permit year deal, it’s reopening POSTMASTER: Address changes application filed with the the same thing I’m going to , said City Hall phones are was when Senmartin pur- Compliance. PO BOX 500158, MARATHON, FL “ringing off the hook” with chased the property behind For more on this story, city, last year, Carbonell’s through right now.” 33050-0158. complaints from residents me. [He] said he had a per- got to www.KeysNet.com. outfit spent $437,870.69, Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, October 19, 2013 3A MONROE COUNTY SCHOOLS Dive victim Contract talks resume again left children Mediator Bureau of Mediation and sees the larger unresolved when the district was forced From ‘Grove’, 1A dive vessel called the U.S. Conciliation Services, an issue as employee raises and to cut $13 million in operat- Coast Guard to report they brought in independent U.S. govern- furlough days. ing expenses over a two- several levels of the ship had a missing diver. The ment support agency. What started as a pitch year period, is about $1.7 before beginning their exit, Coast Guard and the to facilitate Porter noted that from Gov. Rick Scott to give million. following the line. Florida Fish and Wildlife although scheduled, the ses- Florida teachers $2,500 pay Using Scott’s education By SEAN KINNEY Dorminy said he was in Conservation Commission sion was in limbo given the raises has, for the Monroe budget as a jumping-off the lead and Dragojevich responded and did a search [email protected] 16-day federal government County School District, point, the state Legislature was reeling in the line for Dragojevich, but he was shutdown resolved turned into a mechanism to tapped $480 million for rais- behind him. He said when not found until the next day. After 22 bargaining ses- Thursday. eliminate the controversial es but left it up to each of the he last saw his friend, Dragojevich had chil- sions and still no 2013-14 “The most significant” seven-day teacher furlough state’s 67 school districts to Dragojevich signaled with dren with his ex-wife and teacher contract, Monroe open issue, according to program that has been in divvy up the money through his dive light that he was was in a relationship with a County School District Porter, is “compensation and effect for two years. collective bargaining with OK. Dorminy looked back girlfriend, according to Superintendent Mark Porter evaluation.” Hummell-Gorman said local teacher unions. again and had lost sight of Habermehl. will meet representatives of Florida legislation dic- UTM’s position is that is not For Monroe County, the him; the line was slack. The Monroe County the United Teachers of tates a shift in teacher com- an appropriate use of the total raise pool comes out to He swam back and Medical Examiner’s Office Monroe with the guidance of pensation to a model that raise pool. She said “that $1.4 million. Because found the line tangled, but will perform an autopsy to a federal mediator. pegs performance and raises money is intended for raises Monroe is a “property rich” did not find Dragojevich. determine the cause of The meeting is set for in large part to student for teachers, principals and county, 90 percent of After searching for as death. His equipment is also Monday, running from 8:30 scores on standardized tests, assistant principals. To say schools funding is raised long as he could, he had to being recovered and will be a.m. to 5 p.m. at the district’s controversial in their own that we’re going to use that locally, meaning the state surface because he was run- examined for any informa- headquarters on Trumbo right. money to restore furlough kicks in only $100,000 of ning out of air. As soon as tion that could help detec- Point in Key West. UTM President Holly days is not the intent of that the $1.4 million total and the Dorminy reported what tives piece together what Porter said the mediator, Hummell-Gorman said she allocation.” remaining $1.3 comes from happened, the crew on the may have happened. Gilbert Escudero, is provid- would present evaluation The total cost of the fur- property taxes. ed at no cost by the Federal language on Monday and lough program, instituted

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Wednesday: Bridge and Cow Key Meyer said of the waterway The most expensive fix G County legislative-affairs Channel” so permit seekers between Watson Boulevard for a canal in the test pro- director Lisa Tennyson report- do not have to fight Key West Come visit our online photo galleries and Sunset Roads. Now it’s gram is $1.5 million to back- ed on efforts to curtail big rate traffic to reach the Public “very murky. You wouldn’t fill a 40-foot deep canal, hikes in the National Flood Works office. and submit your own at www.KeysNet.com/Photos even want to put your hand between Bunting and Pigeon Insurance Program. About in it.” Drives in Key Largo’s 12,000 Monroe County own- Monroe County commis- Sexton Cove canal. ers will be affected. sioners, meeting Wednesday “Anything below 8 feet is “Skyrocketing rates are in Key West, agreed to add a a dead zone,” project manag- going make selling [Florida $177,000 culvert installa- er Rhonda Haag said. Keys] homes impossible,” she ELECT tion at the canal to the list of Removal of existing weeds said. “It limits the pool of buy- PETE WORTHINGTON for He ‘never showed remorse’ Marathon City Council From Bubba, 1A the day. As they relaxed, story window. Bubba took the steak and ran On May 23, 2012, jurors bit him on the hand. out of the house, Murphy and took six hours to find “Keep Marathon Moving Forward” Bubba suffered a col- Pitterman said. This infuriat- Mitchell guilty. Circuit Court lapsed lung, a damaged lar- ed Mitchell, who Murphy Judge Luis Garcia sentenced Talk is cheap - Pete has delivered: ynx and six broken ribs. The and Pitterman said savagely him to nine months in coun- case may not have even beat Bubba. ty jail and five years proba-  made the news in other coun- Pitterman said he urged tion. But right after sentenc- Proven Experience ties, but in the pet-centric Mitchell to call a veterinarian, ing, Mitchell paid a $10,000 Keys, it was one of the but he instead drove Murphy appellate bond, meaning his  Proven Leadership biggest stories of 2010. and Pitterman, who were punishment has been on hold Mitchell said Bubba ran roommates, home. That’s ever since.  out of his Pimlico Lane when Pitterman called his For Kass, the prosecutors’ Proven Fiscal Responsibility house after snatching a piece friend Kass. She called police decision to retry the case of meat off the counter. after hearing the extent of the may mean justice for Bubba,  Proven Transparency in Government Bubba was hiding behind animal’s injuries. who survived the beating and appliances outside, and At the May 2012 trial, has since been adopted by a  Proven Commitment to the Community Mitchell said he had to grab Pitterman was the only eye- family who wants to remain his dog to get him back witness called to testify. anonymous.  inside the house. Hunnewell thought he was “Noah never showed any Proven Working relationships with But Gary Pitterman and enough. She also called to signs of remorse, and was Curt Murphy were with the stand three Monroe going to let that dog suffer all Government Officials Mitchell that night after help- County Sheriff’s Office night if I did not call the Paid Political Advertisement Paid for and Approved by Pete Worthington for Marathon City Council ing him move into his new deputies who responded to police,” Kass said. “I have house. They have an entirely the scene and two veterinari- been here for 19 years and different account about what ans who treated the then-8- have dealt with Monroe happened to Bubba. month-old dog. One vet said County justice for a long AT: POSTCARD INN s MM 84 The three men were Bubba was so badly injured, time. I feel this is one of the drinking beers after dinner she thought he could have better things I have seen and the moving was done for been thrown out of a two- Monroe County do.” Lower Keys plans change From Sewers, 1A Commissioner Danny out more study. Kolhage immediately tossed “I’m not going to spend and placed deeper under- Big Pine Key into the mix. $7 million when I walked in ground. Once in place, main- “I don’t see how we can here not knowing about it,” tenance is minimal, which treat Big Pine Key differently Rice said. “I want to know gravity-system supporters say than Sugarloaf and Cudjoe ... what poison I’m drinking.” will lower long-term costs. in similar situations with the Neugent urged the board Low-pressure grinder sys- same type of configuration,” to table the Big Pine change, tems require electric pumps Kolhage said. “If you want to calling it “imprudent” with- www.UniqueMarine.com (supplied by the county) and come up with $10 million out more details. When the cost less to install, but often [overall], I’m with you.” item came to vote, he joined require a homeowner to pay After lengthy discussion, Heather Carruthers and more for high-capacity commissioners voted to pass Kolhage in supporting it. power connections and the Cudjoe-Sugarloaf areas, 4- FKAA Executive Director ongoing electric charges. 1, then passed the pricier Big Kirk Zuelch said Thursday The county handles periodic Pine change on a 3-2 vote. that design changes can be pump maintenance. The Big Pine change completed soon, but contrac- Plans developed by the affects homes in the Doctors tors may seek additional time. FKAA in 2009 identified Arm, Eden Pines, Big Pine “We’re still hopeful we can which Cudjoe Regional areas North and Big Pine South meet the December 2015 would receive gravity or subdivisions. deadline” imposed by the grinders, based on a “deci- Commissioner Sylvia state to finish sewer work. sion tree” of technical crite- Murphy voted against both, A significant portion of ria and cost. saying the county should fol- the money for the county’s Mayor George Neugent low the advice of its profes- wastewater systems, scheduled the Cudjoe- sional engineers and not demanded by the state to Sugarloaf issue Wednesday, “change plans after the fact improve nearshore water saying he was persuaded to suit other people.” quality, comes from a special that Sugarloaf and Cudjoe Commissioner David Rice infrastructure sales tax residents in densely populat- agreed with the Sugarloaf- approved by referendum. ed subdivisions have “a rea- Cudjoe change that has been Higher costs for waste- sonable expectation of grav- debated at several meetings, water could force changes in ity” and deserve the $2.2 but voted against the more- the county’s plan for other The event is being held at Postcard Inn Call Unique Marine for details. million upgrade. costly Big Pine switch with- capital improvements. at Holiday Isle, MM 84 O/S. 305.853.5370 4A Saturday, October 19, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS Village trash hauler pleads case motion failed on a 4-1 vote. $15 million. cost of doing business 10 Williams says Not satisfied with the cur- The garbage companies years down the road,” he said. his firm can rent state of negotiations with want the Consumer Price County Administrator existing garbage franchises, Index to be factored in more Roman Gastesi said his staff do it cheaper commissioners agreed to during the 10-year contract must consider three “guiding give staff another 30 days to term. The CPI is a cost of liv- principles” when negotiating a By DAVID GOODHUE reach an agreement. The ing index used to measure 10-year contract extension: [email protected] county could eventually issue changes in retail prices of Maintenance of levels of serv- a request for proposals from goods and services. Sullivan ice, increasing recycling and The garbage hauler serv- other companies. says it is necessary for the collection carts, and mainte- ing the village of Islamorada This comes as the four survival of the haulers’ busi- nance of current prices. says it could save the county companies continue to nego- nesses to adjust the CPI “No. 3 has many compo- millions of dollars a year in tiate their 10-year contracts, seven out of the 10 years. nents, and CPI is one of solid-waste disposal charges. which together come to about “Nobody can predict the them,” Gastesi said. Bruce Williams, who man- ages Advanced Disposal’s (for- merly Veolia ES Solid Waste Southeast Inc.) Keys opera- tions, hoped to convince coun- ty commissioners at their Key West meeting Wednesday to open solid-waste provider con- tracts to competitive bidding. Commissioners discussed the item, but took no action. Advance charges the vil- lage $377 a year — per home Mammograms or business — compared to what he says is an average of $404 Waste Management, Keys Sanitary Service, save grandmothers. Marathon Garbage Service Inc. and Ocean Reef Club charge the county. “Put it out to bid. That’s all I want,” Williams said Tuesday. “Rates are going up, and if they don’t go out to bid, they’re going to continue to go up.” But Greg Sullivan, head of Waste Management in the Keys, has a problem with Williams’ math. He said the $404 figure is what the coun- ty charges customers on their tax bills, but the companies actually charge the county about $210 a year. The high- er figure is for things such as tipping fees at a Broward County landfill. “The problem is, [Williams] kind of puts these figures out there, and they’re half a story. Tell the whole story,” Sullivan said. Williams also faces resist- ance to his idea from several county commissioners, including the Upper Keys representative, Commissioner Sylvia Murphy. Williams says Murphy refuses to meet with him to discuss the issue. “She cares more about a business than her constituents, and I don’t like it even one lit- tle bit,” Williams said. Murphy doesn’t deny she won’t talk about the issue with Williams. She says that’s because she is satisfied with the level of service Keys Sanitary provides Key Largo, and she has her doubts about Advanced Disposal. “Over the years, [Advanced Disposal] has been many, many, many dif- ferent companies, with dif- ferent hats and different names, and Mr. Williams has Each year, breast cancer claims the lives of countless moms, been the head of all of them,” daughters, sisters, wives, best friends, even husbands and sons. 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EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Conspiracies? No shutters up, as they may help you honestly informed through multiple Trash haulers: I read a letter in your Oct. 2 issue. In defend yourself against the “bad” peo- viewpoints expressed in today’s it, the writer claims many things that ple in the government. Do not go out- diverse press. lead me to believe he’s deathly afraid doors and enjoy your life here in the Beau Bennett Be flexible of our current government. Keys, because the boogeyman is defi- Tavernier Not only that, he claims that “Many nitely gonna get you. are frightened they will be targeted as Second, keep listening to right-wing Vote them all out As negotiations for new deals enemies of this regime and denied the radio pundits like Rush Limbaugh and I am appalled at the complete continue, there needs to be access they require to earn a living.” He Sean Hannity and watching FOX incompetence of our current politicians somehow rambles all his fears into a News. These media outlets are not part and their total disregard for the plight ways to get new deals done ball he blames on the press, claiming it of our press in a meaningful way. of the average American. is are failing at safeguarding our rights. They’re biased and they’re not afraid to I suggest a new organization: FAIL. Let’s talk trash. Apparently he believes he and most say it out loud. These folks will feed It stands for Fire All Incumbent Losers. The Monroe County Commission on Wednesday Americans are victims now, and endan- you baloney all day, most of which you Join FAIL and in the next election, do decided to give a 30-day extension for negotiations gered. Personally, I don’t know anyone already believe. This way your deepest not vote for anyone responsible for this over trash hauling contracts that affect residents with these fears and I suspect there are not fears are constantly confirmed and outrage. Maybe losing their paychecks, many others that feel the writer’s fears. reaffirmed, as you wish. health benefits, chauffeured-driven virtually Keyswide. I suggest two things for people who I hope the writer ignores my advice limos and gym membership will push Because the county is looking at 10-year con- feel this way. First, stay indoors at all above and goes out into the sunshine to them to do their job. tracts vs. five-year deals, these talks have added times. Close your windows and doors, see that most people are not living in Marie Boudreau gravitas with millions of dollars at stake. and consider putting your hurricane fear and that many of us are truly and Marathon Four companies currently provide services under the county’s purview: Waste Management, Marathon Garbage, Keys Sanitation in Key Largo CELEBRATING OUR PAST and Ocean Reef. Another company, Advanced Disposal (formerly This is a cell at the Veolia ES Solid Waste Southeast Inc.), handles Monroe County Jail on trash hauling for Islamorada and is not part of the Whitehead Street in Key negotiations, although the company’s Keys man- West in 1970. Years later, ager wants to get a seat at the table. Key West has a federal judge ordered a its own contract with Waste Management. new jail built due to County negotiators have focused on rates and ways to improve recycling efforts; the haulers overcrowding, and in want some guarantees that cost-of-living adjust- 1993, the current Monroe ments will be factored in for higher fees over the County Detention Center next decade. on was As part of the negotiations, haulers say they will completed at a cost of invest in larger recycling carts, which should help $33 million. The total increase the volume recycled in the Keys. daily average inmate Who hasn’t seen the tiny recycling bins that population in 2012 were used in Key West overflowing with empty among that jail, plus bottles after a party weekend? satellite jails in Marathon In March, Key West approved spending and on , $631,000 to buy 13,000 wheeled 65-gallon recy- was 561 inmates. cling carts that replace the small 18-gallon green bins. Those larger carts are now in service and the Photo courtesy MONROE COUNTY city is counting on residents to improve their dis- PUBLIC LIBRARY mal recycling rate, which has hovered around 7 percent (for all solid waste collected) for the past Woodland was inspiring ed how special it was growing up in Greed wins out five years. I lost my brother, Kevin Woodland, this very small community, where Part of the reason I love the Keys is With the current trash hauling contracts in a long-time Marathon resident, to can- everyone knows your business, but to get away from the mainland and the place, county residents pay the most at $404 a cer last month. Since Kevin passed, I who never forgets you. corporate greedy types that chase the year. Contrast that with Key West residents, who would say this last week has been the This small community of scattered almighty dollar over anything else, pay $319 a year and Islamorada at $377 a year. hardest for me. lifelong friends came together and including compassion and humanity. The sticking point in the county’s negotiations The last two months, one with planned the most heartfelt tribute to my I’m writing this, as my wife is no is applying a cost-of-living index on future rates. Kevin and the second adjusting to and brother and his contributions to this longer employed due to complications Haulers are asking for Consumer Price Index learning the things in his life that were town. What a highlight to have your with her pregnancy. She has been in adjustments in seven of the 10 years under the new most, important kept me very focused high school principal, 95 years old to and out twice a week of doctors and until the most beautiful, memorable, date, speak so wittily and lovingly of specialists due to some serious compli- contract, while the county has offered adjustments one of her many kids she mentored over in five of the next 10 years. touching, loving and perfect weekend cations with her pregnancy. The baby I’ve ever experienced happened. the decades. Thank you to Mrs. Kay has a 50/50 chance of living and might With $14 million combined in the four con- To a place I dreaded moving to 43 Gradick; she is amazing to all of us. have a birth defect. My wife is anemic tracts, you can understand why the county wants to years ago, a desolate, unknown little The Woodland family extends our and lost 20 pounds, and the medical negotiate the best possible deal for constituents string of islands and bridges, has sincere appreciation to the Schmitt expenses are pouring in. We simply now. And with the carrot of a 10-year contract, become the “home” I will cherish for- family (Brian, Dee Dee and Bruce), cannot afford to continue living here. haulers ought to be willing to sharpen their pen- ever — Marathon. Mike Puto, Becky and Bobby Coletti, I went to my apartment manager and cils. While most of the Woodland kids Michele Mark Miller and the Class of explained the situation. Generally, in After all, if these contract negotiations don’t moved to other towns in Florida, Kevin 1973 for bringing us the true meaning cases of hardship, the apartment manag- result in a good deal for consumers, the county can and twin brother Robin stayed, built a of what a Marathon family is all about er will at least work with you and com- business, and involved themselves in in our time of grief. promise. Not always, of course, but usu- put the contracts out to bid and see who else wants A scholarship fund has been set up to offer services and beat the existing rates. making the community a better place to ally. Given these extreme circum- live while instilling some of their values in Kevin’s honor through his favorite stances, I was sure this apartment com- in order to offer the kids a rich under- organization, the Marathon Alumni plex would work with me on this. standing of family and community. Athletic Club Inc., formed to raise She couldn’t have cared less about Kevin’s dream will continue to live funds to support kids’ sports pro- the hardships we’re facing. She even on, and I pray that many of the kids grams. Donations may be mailed to admitted she had people on the waitlist whose lives he touched, whether they be MAACI (please reference Kevin but, of course, “rules are rules.” adults now or still young, will carry on Woodland Athletic Scholarship Fund) So to recap on their financials: No the unforgettable spirit of this fine place and mail to 700 89th St. oceanside, interruption in cash flow would occur, Wayne Markham ...... Publisher we call paradise. No one can understand Marathon, FL 33050. and they would get even more by col- Larry Kahn ...... Editor the extent of this paradise’s far-reaching A favorite quote of Kevin’s was lecting the full amount ($3,000) of me Richard Tamborrino ...... Advertising/New Bus. Dev. Dir. love unless they’ve lived here and been “The hand cannot execute what the breaking the lease? I can’t even fathom Kathie Bryan ...... Financial Director touched by it, which brings me back to mind has not experienced.” This small this sort of business practice and how Todd Swift ...... Production Manager why I am writing this. town offered Kevin infinite experi- cold, corporate and heartless it is. I Carter Townshend ...... Circulation Manager Kevin graduated from Marathon ences, and his hands were never idle. guess they can get away with it because High School in 1973. Class members God bless and thank you for always of their location but they should be all PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY scrambled to put together their 40th welcoming us back, Marathon. fired and put out of business. Contents copyright 2013 Keynoter Publishing Co. reunion to coincide with a celebration Sue W. Macon John Maly of life for Kevin. I was quickly remind- Naples Key Largo

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On The shuttles will operate runs the length of Duval found at Rowell’s [email protected] Oct. 26 at 10 a.m., the closure until 2 a.m. Oct. 27 with the Street and covers all cross extends from between Front last trip from Key West to streets between Whitehead By KEVIN WADLOW cerns observed on the site,” Key West is readying for to United Street. Marathon leaving at 12:30 and Simonton streets. relayed County Administrator the racy 10-day Fantasy Fest, “Streets will stay closed a.m. and the last city bus Body paint must be Senior Staff Writer [email protected] Roman Gastesi. beginning Sunday and culmi- until the Police Department pickups at 1:45 a.m. applied in an enclosed area, An old underground fuel nating with a 7 p.m. parade decides it is safe to reopen The designated pickup out of public view and while tank lies buried at the prop- down Duval Street on Oct. them,” Crean said. and drop off point is Fausto’s it should go without saying, Supporters of buying the Rowell’s Marina property for erty but state regulatory 26, and there’s a lot to know Things start pit this Sunday Food Palace at Fleming and public sex acts are off limits. officials confirm records to have a fun — and legal — with a Zombie Bike Ride, Bahama streets half a block As outrageous and elabo- a waterfront park on Key Largo got news, both good showing the tank was law- experience. expected to draw some 4,000 off Duval Street. Real-time rate costumes are the norm, fully cleaned and filled with With tens of thousands of undead participants. It leaves bus route and timing infor- it’s also important to remem- and disquieting, at Wednes - day’s meeting of the Monroe concrete for a proper aban- people expected for it — from WeCycle on U.S. 1, mation is available at ber that while toy weapons are donment about two decades including 60,000 to 70,000 Stock Island, then rolls down www.kwtransit.com. not explicitly banned, you’re County Commission. Commissioners voted, 4- ago, Gastesi said. for the parade — there will South Roosevelt Boulevard to Parking is available at city better off not using them. Finding few problems, likely be increased traffic Bertha Street, then onto lots at Caroline and Grinnell, But if your costume sim- 1, to sign a $5 million pur- chase agreement for the the environmental consult- congestion leading up to the Atlantic Boulevard to Caroline and William or ply must have one, make sure ant did not recommend con- Saturday finale. Reynolds, then down Duval Angela and Simonton for $2 it’s clearly a fake. Law eight-acre site on Florida Bay, but still can back away ducting a more extensive On Oct. 25, the beginning on the south end. per hour. The city’s Mallory enforcement will be watch- Phase 2 assessment, which Masquerade March takes two There are no hard street clo- Square lot or the Westin Key ing for anything resembling a from the deal before Jan. 31. County staff reported includes tests for soil con- routes, leaving the City sures but there will be police West Resort and Marina weapon. Laser pointers are tamination. Cemetery at 5 p.m. and arriv- accompaniment and conges- garage on Front Street both another no-go, as are back- that one primary concern — possible environmental con- Commissioners are hold- ing on Duval Street around tion is to be expected along the cost $4 per hour. packs and coolers. ing off on final approval of 7:30. City spokeswoman route and ancillary streets. Despite the widely held In an effort to dovetail tamination from previous use as a commercial marina the Rowell’s purchase until Alyson Crean says “the Regular city bus service perception about Fantasy Fest, with a new citywide residen- Gastesi delivers a “business streets are not closed along will continue as usual until public nudity is prohibited. tial recycling pickup pro- — does not appear to be a problem. plan” showing that space these routes so motorists can 4:59 p.m. Oct. 26, prior to the Women can’t expose their gram, the city will place 200 rental for community events expect delays and are advised parade, at which time all city breasts, although breasts cov- blue recycling carts in the A “Phase 1” environmen- tal assessment found “no and other income can fund to take alternate routes.” and Lower Keys buses con- ered with body paint are busiest areas of Old Town, improvements and operation. The same day, Duval clos- vert into free shuttles spon- allowed but only in the so- complementing the 200 con- present significant or recog- es between Front and South sored by Captain Morgan. called fantasy zone. That area tainers normally deployed. nizable environmental con- Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, October 19, 2013 9A Business BUSINESS BRIEFS Pier house gets The Athena Award is part Florida Keys’ Maria Garcia of a national awards pro- has just marked 25 years with CRUISE LINES new spa director gram for women. the financial institution. She’s To receive a nomination a vice president and Stock The Pier House Resort & form, contact Kerry Baker at Island branch manager. Spa in Key West has hired 294-2587 or via e-mail at She was hired in 1988 as a Jennifer Knight as its new kbaker@keywestchamber teller and worked her way up, spa director. The resort says .org. The deadline to submit serving as a customer service she has more than 14 years a nomination is Nov. 20. representative and assistant in the industry. branch manager. She opened Knight first gained pro- the Boulevard office in 1994 fessional spa experience as Garcia celebrates and the Stock Island office in the opening spa sales man- 25th anniversary 2002. She’s held her current ager at the Boulders Resort, title since 1998. a Wyndham property. She First State Bank of the also opened the Golden Door Spa at Las Casitas in Fajardo, Puerto Rico, as THE PORTER-ALLEN COMPANY operations manager. Knight later worked at the Arizona Biltmore Resort and Spa as sales and mem- INSURANCE bership manager. Elizabeth M. Freeman ● David W. Freeman, C.P.C.U. In 2009 Knight joined the Gasparilla Inn Spa in Boca Grande before creating and 294-2542 managing Fit Kids of Arizona, The ‘Imagination’ is among the cruise ships that make Key West a regular port of call. designed to promote healthy In Florida Call Toll-free 1 (800) 292-2542 lifestyles for children. 513 Southard Street, Key West Harden elected Report: Ships to trade board Meeting Notice Islamorada attorney Monroe County Land Authority Dorothy Harden has been The Monroe County Land Authority Advisory Committee elected to the 2013-14 exec- will meet in the Monroe Regional Service Center located at utive board of the American could improve 2796 Overseas Highway, Suite 104, Marathon, Florida on Business Women’s Associa- tion’s Tri-County Council. October 30, 2013 beginning at 9:00 AM. The agenda ships to plug in to electrical to reduce emissions. is available online at www.monroecounty-fl.gov or by Disney earns grids in port; rather than burn “There’s all these other The national organization top rating fuel while docked; and whether factors that you have to is for working women and contacting the Land Authority office at 295-5180. ships had violated water pollu- include before you put a women business owners. The Tri-County Council ADA ASSISTANCE If you are a person with a disability who needs special from group tion standards in Alaska. grade on somebody,” he said. accommodations in order to participate in these proceedings, please contact Cruise operators criticized A spokeswoman for Crystal oversees chapters covering the County Administrator’s Office, by phoning (305) 292-4441, between the By HANNAH SAMPSON the methodology, complain- Cruises called the report’s cri- Miami-Dade, Broward and hours of 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., no later than five (5) calendar days prior to [email protected] ing that the organization teria and research “random, Palm Beach counties. the scheduled meeting; if you are hearing or voice impaired, call “711”. ignored other practices that arbitrary and incomplete” and Published Keynoter 10-19-13 Only one North American benefit the environment. provided a list of environmen- Athena Award cruise line aced a report card Marcie Keever, oceans tally friendly practices. on environmental practices that and vessels program director Roger Frizzell, a spokes - nominations due 551 Elma Ave. for Friends of the Earth, said man for Carnival Corp., said Big Pine Key was released Wednesday by the The Key West Chamber nonprofit Friends of the Earth. some cruise lines showed the company is making improvement while others progress. Nearly half of the of Commerce is accepting Disney Cruise Line earned applications for its annual an A grade from the group, faltered in the report, the company’s fleet, or 48 ships, fourth issued by the group. have advanced wastewater Athena Award to honor a which examined sewage treat- woman who exemplifies ment, air pollution reduction “It really depends on the treatment plants already, and line,” she said. “Last year the company is working to leadership in her profession. and water-quality compliance. “The recipient will have Cruise giant Carnival was even more stagnant than increase its use of shore this year.” power. Still, in the sewage exhibited initiative and cre- Patti & Randy’s Listing in Piney Point Just Sold! Cruise Lines scored a C-, ativity enhancing the efficacy For example, she said, treatment category, Carnival Ready to Buy or Sell in the Lower Keys? while sister companies of her business or profession Princess Cruises and Holland Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruise Lines got an F. Call Patti to make it happen! both excelled in their advanced “The poor grades attrib- and the stability and improve- America Line each got a B. ment of the community,” the Crystal Cruises and Costa wastewater treatment systems. uted to a couple of our cruise Patti Nickless, But she pointed out that those lines were based completely chamber says. “Lastly, the CRS, SFR Cruises were at the bottom of recipient will have demon- Broker Associate the list, each with F grades. same cruise lines were not on the grading system that (305) 304-6949 strated support of the goals of [email protected] Carnival and Royal embracing shore power in port, they have not yet installed professional women and have Randy Williams which earned Royal Caribbean advanced waste water sys- ® Caribbean cruise ships make provided unselfish assistance 29967 Overseas Hwy. REALTOR an F and Celebrity a D in air tems installed or shore-based Big Pine Key, FL 33043 Big Pine Key office is open 7 days a week for your convenience. port calls in Key West. on their behalf.” According to the report, pollution reduction. power systems, hardly a real- cruise ships were responsible Overall, Celebrity had a istic grading system given for disposing of more than a C+ and Royal Caribbean got the complexity of a cruise CITY OF MARATHON, FLORIDA billion gallons of sewage into a C; both are owned by Royal line’s sustainability systems 9805 Overseas Highway, Marathon, Florida 33050 the ocean last year. Caribbean Cruises. and requirements,” he wrote Phone: (305) 743-0033 Friends of the Earth graded Rich Pruitt, associate vice in an e-mail. 16 cruise lines using data from president of safety and envi- In a statement, a spokes- the Environmental Protection ronmental stewardship for man for the Cruise Lines Public Notice Agency and information from Royal Caribbean Cruises, said International Association the cruise operators. the report does not indicate said the report “does a dis- CITY OF MARATHON The group looked at that shore power is only avail- service to consumers that whether cruise lines had able in limited ports and fails may wish to obtain credible MEETING TO PRESENT THE OCEANFRONT PARK installed advanced sewage and to give the company credit for information on the responsi- wastewater treatment systems; investments in energy effi- ble environmental practices FITNESS TRAIL AND GRANT APPLICATION whether they had retrofitted ciency and other technology of cruise lines.” Thursday, October 24, 2013 at 4:00pm MARKETPLACE Recent Real Estate Sales City Hall, 9805 Overseas Highway SALES vs. LAST YEAR: 129 percent Large Conference Room Based on information from the Florida Keys Board of REALTORS®, Inc. 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Requesting the Community’s Support to Apply to the Key Price Price Days Listing Office, Selling Office, Address Listed Sold Listed Listing Agent Selling Agent DEP Recreational Trails Program under the 2013-B Grant Cycle for Big Coppitt Partial Funding to Construct a Fitness Trail at Oceanfront Park with 208 Shore Ave $419,000 $419,000 3 Keys Commercial R.E./Gary Smith Keys Commercial R.E./Gary Smith ADA Accessible Features Big Pine Key 3814/3816 No Name Rd $399,000 $385,000 532 Rose Dell & Associates/Rose Dell Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Nira Tocco 29856 Tropical Trader Rd $295,000 $275,000 386 Regional Trust Corp./Douglas Addeo Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Patti Nickless The City of Marathon complies with the provisions of the Americans With Disabilities 1667 Bogie Rd $445,500 $425,000 330 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Dave Wiley Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Dave Wiley 260 Sands Rd $210,000 $195,000 202 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Patti Nickless Realty Executives Fla Keys/Heather Bennett Act. Individuals with disabilities requiring special accommodations or assistance should Cudjoe Key call City Hall (305) 289-5020 to advise of such need at least 48 hours in advance. 22970 Privateer Dr $359,000 $335,000 97 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Beata & Jim Sharpe Island Breeze Realty/David Grego Key Colony Please note that more than one Marathon City Council/Board/Committee member may 401 / 411 9th St* $375,000 $327,500 342 RE/MAX Marathon Vacation/Steve Smith RE/MAX Marathon Vacation/Steve Smith participate in the meeting listed. 1001 Ocean Dr $499,999 $460,000 187 Key Colony Beach Realty/Roy Haase Century 21 Schwartz Rlty/David Lunsford Published Keynoter 10-19-13 Key Haven 14 Aster Trc $485,000 $415,000 196 Prudential Knight & Gardner/Louis Condos Realty Executives Fla Keys/Heather Bennett Key Largo 188 1st Ct* $68,000 $57,000 1149 Marr Properties/Susan Kay Holler Keys Country Rlty & Dev./Carol Betts Keller 293 St Thomas Ave $499,000 $465,000 344 Century 21 Schwartz Rlty/Lucy Doyle Century 21 Schwartz Rlty/Lucy Doyle 38 Transylvania Ave $349,000 $200,000 210 Realty World - Freewheeler/Claire Johnson Realty World - Freewheeler/Claire Johnson 21 Cormorant Dr* $199,000 $142,500 206 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Gloria Walters Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Gloria Walters 814 Bonito Ln $520,000 $495,000 162 Century 21 Schwartz Rlty/Robert Valenzuela Shoreline Properties/Natalia Boblitt 0 Dove Creek Dr* $39,000 $30,000 144 Marr Properties/Susan Kay Holle Century 21 Schwartz Rlty/Loretta Lawrence 916 Jade Dr $177,000 $152,500 144 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Mary Herbenick Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Mary Herbenick 978 Gibraltar Rd $184,900 $196,300 85 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Sally Stribling Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Sally Stribling 271 Ryan Ave $137,500 $125,800 48 Century 21 Schwartz Rlty/Linda Perloff Century 21 Schwartz Rlty/Linda Perloff Key West 1710 Josephine St $699,000 $675,000 449 American Caribbean R.E./Kristen Brenner Truman & Co/Terri Spottswood 2523 Flagler Ave $259,900 $253,000 419 Realty Executives Fla Keys/James Olive Realty Executives Fla Keys/James Olive 818 Terry Ln $439,000 $420,000 208 Bascom Grooms R.E./Bascom Grooms KW Royal Palms Rlty/Scott Forman 1112 Margaret St $349,000 $315,000 163 Prudential Knight & Gardner/J. Tarantino Doug Mayberry R.E./Kent Ducote 421 William St $1,995,000 $1,800,000 134 Marquis Properties Rlty/Rudy Molinet Key West R.E. Sales & Rentals/K. Robinson 53 Spoonbill Way $459,000 $420,000 79 Compass Realty Branch/Robin Mitchell Compass Realty Branch/Robin Mitchell 3635 Seaside Dr $244,900 $240,000 72 Realty Executives Fla Keys/Darlene Thomas Realty Executives Fla Keys/Geri Martin Lower Matecumbe 124 Atlantic Ln $599,000 $599,000 68 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/J. Martin, M. Reim Ocean Sotheby's Interntl Rlty/Patti Stanley Marathon 939 Copa D'oro $550,000 $508,700 461 Island Breeze Realty/David Grego Island Breeze Realty/David Grego 12400 Overseas Hwy $332,000 $318,000 241 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Samuel William Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Samuel Williams 490 52nd St $339,000 $300,000 95 RE/MAX Marathon Vac./Kim Rabito-Show Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Joshua Mothner 605 Sombrero Beach Rd $179,000 $165,000 32 Lighthouse Realty/Paul Morris Lighthouse Realty/Paul Morris Plantation Key 88500 Overseas Hwy $153,800 $150,000 318 Marr Properties/Terry Canto Marr Properties/Terry Canto 118 Bessie Rd $734,900 $725,000 46 Island Equity Real Estate/Holly Hight Realty World - Freewheeler/Lisa Frins XXX Tequesta St* $150,000 $135,000 34 American Caribbean/Lorie LaLonde-Miller American Caribbean/Lorie LaLonde-Miller Saddlebunch 37 Palm Dr* $125,000 $107,500 216 Schwartz Property Sales/Jimmy Lane Century 21 Schwartz Rlty/Jimmy Lane Sugarloaf Key 17187 Flying Fish Ln* $249,500 $240,000 89 Century 21 Schwartz Rlty/Kieran Mahoney Century 21 Schwartz Rlty/Daniel Urban 82192 Old Hwy $199,000 $199,000 42 American Caribbean R.E./John Vlad Marr Properties/Lorie Leal Vacant Lot (*) 10A Saturday, October 19, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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Sports & Outdoors Keys Life Community G Lifestyle Florida Keys Keynoter Arts & Entertainment WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2013 CLASSIFIEDS INSIDE 8B B PREP CROSS COUNTRY Conchs take county meet By DICK WAGNER The girls went off first, They’re followed by Hurricanes, soon gathered to recover and (23:41), Emily Good (24:16), Keynoter Contributor proceeding along the chal- talk about how hot it was. Catherine Richardson (24:43) lenging 3.1-mile course then Marathon in Key West “My goal was just to finish and Sahara Graft (25:05). It was a spectacular after- designed by the late Robert in first,” Milliken said before “It was desert-like,” Graft noon to swing 9-irons, but it Price, who started cross-coun- green Edens, a lean figure in Milliken chugged up and her mother came over to kiss said. “My hair came out and it was cross-country that ruled try at KWHS in the 1990s. red shorts, her hair flying, her down the five mounds (the her. One of the spectators, felt like 10 pounds was on me.” Tuesday at the Key West As expected, the Conch breaths audible, beneath an “Price gauntlet”) at the top of Key West City Commissioner The first Coral Shores fin- Golf Club, site of the annual senior Tristin Milliken, hold- unforgiving sun next to a the home stretch. She crossed Tony Yaniz, said, “She’s isher was Dorian Gibson, who Monroe County Champion- er of the Key West girls reflective lake whose shore- the finish line, where a tiny amazing, I’ve known her was sixth in 26:00. She was ships involving runners from record for the course (21 line held baby ducks. clock registered 22:34, and since she was a baby.” followed by Chloe Stokes host Key West High, Coral minutes, 59 seconds), surged “Drive your knees,” a fan headed straight for a shady The next four finishers were Shores and Marathon. to the lead. There she was in shouted. area where the other runners all Conchs — Jane Welzien  See Running, 2B

PREP VOLLEYBALL PREP SWIMMING Conchs out- swim Dolphins Now, she watched as But Woodbury Jacqueline Arnett, Abby stands out for Grace and Summer King, her teammates in the 400 free the Dolphins relay, swam to victory. Woodbury, who has been By DICK WAGNER swimming in the Stock Keynoter Contributor Island pool since she was 6, plans to attend Florida Gulf It was past sunset when Coast University, though she Marathon High’s Malorie will limit her swimming to Woodbury emerged from the club teams. Florida Keys Community She said she will miss the College pool after swimming camaraderie of Marathon the first leg of the girls 400- High swimming. “It’s been a yard freestyle relay, the next- family thing,” she said. “We to-last event of Wednesday’s may not be the best, but we meet with Key West at Florida sure have spirit.” Keynoter photo by RYAN McCARTHY Keys Community College. Her efforts were not enough The bulbs of the score- for the Dolphin girls, who lost, Marathon’s Savannah Rodamer puts a kill attempt between Coral Shores High School blockers Skylar De Moss (left) board reflected bright orange 108-62. The Key West teams and Pookie Del Pino during the Dolphins’ four-set victory over the Canes in Marathon on Thursday. in the pale water. boys completed the sweep with It had been a big after- a 123-35 victory. noon/evening for Woodbury, Posting firsts for the Conch one of many seniors from girls were Story Magidson Lady Dolphins sweep Keys both teams honored before (200 free and 500 free), the meet. She had won the 50- Morgan Bentley (200 individ- of home matches this week. work on Tuesday of a Key well, and they weren’t miss- yard freestyle in split-second ual medley and 100 butterfly), V’ball team The Dolphins beat the West team that’s struggled ing anyone. We just had a fashion over the Conchs’ Savana Hardin (100 back- beats both Conchs in straight sets on all season. The Conchs fell good night,” Dolphins coach Kimberlee Reed; she had won stroke) and senior Ali Tuesday (25-17, 25-15 and to 1-20 after the loss. Carol Miller said. the 100 free, and was on the Canes, Conchs 25-15) before taking down Thursday was a much The Dolphins appeared to winning 200 free relay team.  See Swimming, 2B the Hurricanes in a four-set tougher match against a have the first set in hand on By RYAN McCARTHY match on Thursday (25-27, solid, but depleted, Coral Thursday, up 21-17 and on [email protected] 25-22, 25-15 and 25-20). Shores squad. The Canes serve. But the Canes won the KEY WEST GOLF The wins helped were missing three starters next seven points to take a 24- Marathon High School Marathon finish its regular due to injury and fielded just 21 lead before kills by Regan got the best of its Monroe season on a high note, as the seven players in the match. Durkin and Sydney Konrath Conch golfers County rivals this week on girls won eight of their last “It’s been a while and I tied the score at 24-24. the volleyball court, defeat- nine matches on the way to a think it was extra special A short serve that hit the ing Key West and Coral 14-8 record. because our junior varsity make the regional  Shores high schools in a pair The Dolphins made quick beat their junior varsity as See Volleyball, 2B trying to return to the state It’s on Monday meet after failing to qualify SOCCER in Plantation last season, trailed only the McCarthy duo of Anthony in Broward Wells (71) and Daniel Key West boys win division title Gonzalez-Quevedo (73). By DICK WAGNER “Evan was focused,” said “We started off slow, but Keynoter Contributor coach John Moeller, “but he They defeat played tougher and smarter as had two bogies.” Bernabeu for the tournament went on,” said The Key West High Chase Renner, who shot U-16 boys Coach Tom School golf team extended its 89, was next for the Conchs, championship Coward. “I’m very proud of season Tuesday by finishing followed by Patrick Roesser how our team responded to third in the seven-team (96) and Scott Brown (99). By NANCY COWARD challenges and held their own. District 24-2A tournament at Key West will tee off at 8 Keynoter Contributor Besides our families from Key the Grand Palms Hotel and a.m. Monday in the Region West, I don’t think there was a Golf Club in Pembroke Pines. 8-2A tourney at Largo Mar The Key West Soccer player, coach, or fan there The Conchs, who struggled Country Club in Plantation in Club’s under-16 boys, under- who wanted us to win.” during the regular season, shot Broward County, and the U14 girls and under-U11 359, behind winner Archbishop Conchs are a long shot to fin- girls hit the pitch for some Paradiso 2, Key West 1 McCarthy (297) and Gulliver ish in the top three and going preseason competition at the Key West was caught Prep (322). They beat out La on to the state event. ESPN Copa Deportes last Photo courtesy NANCY C. COWARD napping Oct. 12 despite fre- Salle — which had only three But DeRoche’s could go weekend in Kendall Lakes Key West’s under-16 boys are (front from left) Patrick quent whistles blown players — for third place on as an individual by finish- and returned as champions in Matysik, Marl Robino, Eric Whiteside, Kyle Smith, Danny throughout the game. A team had to finish in the ing in the top three among the U-16 boys division. They allowed a break- top three to advance to the non-qualifying teams. “He’s Kearney, Noah Cutchin and Christian Lee; and (rear from The U-14 girls just missed away goal in the 11th regional tournament. got a shot if he plays up to his advancing to the playoff left) Adam Swiciecki, Jack Behmke, Van Wilson, Kevin minute to give Paradiso an Key West was led by sen- potential,” Moeller said. round, as they finished pool Coward, Coach Tom Coward, Spencer Hamilton, Brian ior Evan DeRoche’s four- “Coaches always remark to play with three ties. Coward, Jair Torres-Cabrera, and Alistair Fergus.  See Soccer, 2B over 75. DeRoche, who is me about his ability.” 2B Saturday, October 19, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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Keynoter photo by RYAN McCARTHY Griffiths (100 breaststroke). Key West’s Natalie Hepworth and Samantha Golden rise Key West senior Derrick Allen once again tried to to block a kill attempt by Marathon High hitter Katie break Luke Knight’s 22.22 Popejoy during Tuesday’s match in Marathon. The school record in the 50 free, Dolphins beat the Conchs in straight sets, 25-17, 25-15 but fell short. Still, his time and 25-15. of 22.40 was a personal best. Chris Bujak won the boys 100 butterfly in 59:04, less than a second off the school Lady Dolphins record. He edged Allen, who, swimming the event for the first time, was clocked at 1:02. look sharp Other Key West boy win- From Volleyball, 1B blocks in the match. ners were Isaiah Green (200 Miller also compliment- IM and 100 breast), Marcus net cord and fell in front of ed Amanda Bruland, Brandi Brisson (200 free) and T.J. the Marathon defense made it Spalten and Savannah Carbone (500 free). 26-25 Coral Shores and the Rodamer for their play on Marathon’s only individual Photo by BERT BUDDE game ended on an out-of- the back line Thursday. winner besides Woodbury was Seniors on the Key West High boys and girls swim teams leap into the FKCC pool before bounds kill attempt by the “They handle the most Will Wolfe, who was first in Wednesday’s meet with Marathon. Dolphins. of our serve reception the the boys 100 free in 58.33 and Marathon responded the way we’ve done our lineup in the 100 backstroke in 1:06. have their final regular-season compete in the District 12-2A Marathon and Coral rest of the way, winning a and they’ve done really The Conchs, minus several meet at 11:30 this morning meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Shores will swim in the 12-1A tight 25-22 set before build- well,” she said. swimmers, including Allen, against Barbara Goleman at the Marian Krutulis Aquatic meet at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at ing big leads and cruising to Coral Shores (9-10) because of a band event, will the FKCC pool. They will Center in Pine Crest. Ransom Everglades in Miami. victory in the third and advances to the District 16- fourth sets. 4A Tournament with 6 p.m. “No excuses — the Tuesday game against Dolphins outworked us the Florida Christian at Conchs outrun Keys rivals rest of the match and that is Ransom Everglades. The From Running, 1B Following Chadwick for why they were victorious in Canes went 0-2 against the Hurricanes was Rex Florida Christian’s strong the end,” Canes coach Andy (26:13), Marissa Bogue Zimmerman (20:52), Pablo squad this season. Thiery said. (29:04), Kyia Herlth (33:17) Gonzalez (21:24), Kenny Marathon earned a No. 3 Marathon’s Jordan and Ivy Summers (35:15). Stokes (22:44) and Hunter seed in the District 16-3A Roney started the third set Only one female runner Anderson (24:28). tournament and is slated to off with a 5-0 serving run, — Rosalio Parrado (10th, Marathon’s top runners take on No. 2 seed Palmer while Katie Popejoy fol- 28:44) — represented were Anthony Garcia Trinity School in its open- lowed with a nine-point run Marathon. “The others had (20:34), Joel Zalia (22:59), ing-round match Tuesday at that helped the Dolphins to commitments,” said coach Truman Berger (23:07) and 5:30 p.m. Palmer is hosting a 15-4 lead. Jim Murphy. Aydan Child and Jack Hill, the tournament in Miami. In the fourth set, the The boys race was close who both came in at 24:59. Dolphins built a 21-13 lead until the Conchs’ top runner, The Conch boys and girls before Coral Shores closed Canes split two Everett Wagner, broke away teams easily won the meet; the gap to 23-20. Marathon Earlier this week, the from teammate Jerry Coral Shores finished second. held on for the final two Canes got 17 kills from Burgess (both knew it would A nice thing happened points and a 25-20 win to team captain Leopold and happen) to win in 18:44. after the meet when, in a little end the match. six from Melissa Helphrey After Burgess (19:13) came ceremony on the clubhouse Ellie Leopold led the in a 3-1 match loss to Key West’s Leif Cisneros, veranda before the awards Canes with 16 kills and Immaculata-LaSalle. who was third in 19:21 — 11 presentations, the course was four blocks, while The Lady Canes seconds ahead of Coral named for the inspirational Amberlyn Casas had five rebounded on Senior Night Shores’ Steven Chadwick Price, who died this year. kills and six blocks and with a 3-0 win (25-12, 25- (19:32). Fifth was the Photo by BERT BUDDE He was Key West High’s Pookie Del Pino had two 18, 25-14) over Archbishop Conchs’ Bobby Black first cross-country coach and kills and two blocks. Curley when veterans Key West’s Tristin Milliken strides toward victory during (20:01), followed by team- Tuesday’s cross-country meet at the Key West Golf Club. a fixture at the golf course Popejoy had seven serv- Amber Hanson, Danielle mate Steven Hobson (20:29.) during early-morning meets ice aces for the Dolphins De Toro, Michala Laufle Another Conch runner, back as a Florida Fish and vibrating,” Keane said, long after he stepped down. and Roney had five. Durkin and Leopold were honored. J.T. Keane (14th, 22:10), had Wildlife Conservation before getting to his feet. He loved classic rock — and led the team with eight kills Leopold made 15 kills to be carried to the shade, Commission officer attended “The whole time I was think- he loved to run. while Sydney Konrath had with eight serving aces. where he sprawled on his to him. “My whole body was ing that I just had to finish.” seven and Popejoy six. Laufle nailed three kill John’nisha Qualls had six shots and four aces. ANOTHER ONE SOLD BY Youth team wins in Kendall Lakes BLUEWATER BOAT BROKERAGE! From Soccer, 1B Spencer Hamilton, Patrick Key West 1, Bernabeu 0 opponents on both sides of Matysik, Alistair Fergus and In Sunday morning’s must- the field. Kearney once again early lead and never really Brian Coward scooped up win game, Key West faced got the game’s first goal on a found their rhythm in the balls and kept pressure on the Bernabeu, undefeated the day through ball from Cutchin in first half. 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Dessert offerings Boondocks Grille and include pumpkin spice cake Drafthouse goes to the dogs or candy corn gelato with Thursday by hosting a dog- oven-dried fruit. food drive in support of the Even in the Keys, Big Pine Bark Park, a dog park. Save-A-Turtle It runs from 6 to 9 p.m. at hosts banquet the restaurant at mile mark- er 27.5 and includes a cos- Save-A-Turtle of the fall styles change tume contest, a haystack, Florida Keys has planned its bobbing for toys and annual banquet for Nov. 2 at Now that the humidity has blue or black and white ver- Halloween pet photos. the Marathon Yacht Club on finally decreased, it’s time to sion. Remember that a little 33rd Street in Marathon. start thinking about moving print goes a long way. Sunset Dinner A buffet will include a into your cooler wardrobe. A head-to-toe ensemble in prime rib carving station, Embracing fall trends can print is never recommended. set Oct. 24 fish piccata, pasta primavera be tricky when you live in a Instead, try wearing one of with beans in garlic and olive tropical climate. Fabulous these classic patterns in a The culinary arts students oil (vegan friendly), roasted outer coats, turtlenecks and lightweight blazer that could at Marathon High School are red potatoes with garlic and tall boots just don’t really be paired with skinny jeans hosting a sunset dinner Oct. 24 olive oil (vegan friendly), work when it’s still 70 for the weekend or over a at the school’s Dolphin Bistro honey-glazed carrots, assort- degrees. But there are many skirt for the office. on Sombrero Beach Road. ed breads, coffee, tea and trends that will easily help you Serving runs from 5 to 8 soda. There is a cash bar. make the transition from your Layers, textures p.m. Cost $20 per person. 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This is the ‘Yankee Freedom III’ docked at . Tortugas trip: Buy one, get one Terry Strickland, general Reservations must be The park also contains abun- Ferry marks manager. “We are thrilled to made by calling 294-7009 dant natural resources above reopening of resume service and hope that and those heading out must and below the water, making the residents of Monroe present local ID at check-in. it famous for both its snorkel- the government County will take advantage Dry Tortugas National ing and bird watching. of the savings to join us for Park was established in 1992 The Yankee Freedom III NOTICE OF MEETING The Yankee Freedom III an adventure to this truly and encompasses 100 square departs daily from the Key FOR THE MONROE COUNTY resumes regular ferry service remarkable national park.” miles of islands and ocean. West Ferry Terminal. The PARKS AND RECREATION from Key West to Fort The ferry is U.S. Coast The central feature of the Dry excursion includes trans- ADVISORY BOARD Jefferson and Dry Tortugas Guard-certified for 250 pas- Tortugas is Fort Jefferson, portation to the fort aboard National Park 70 west of Key sengers, but the National one of the massive brick the 139-foot catamaran, A PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD West on Monday, following Park Service limits the num- coastal fortifications built by breakfast, lunch, snorkeling meeting has been scheduled for Monday, October 21, 2013, the reopening of the federal ber of passengers to 150. the U.S. in the mid-1800s. gear and a tour of the fort. 6:00 PM, at the Harvey Government Center, 1200 Truman government. nd Ave., 2 Floor, BOCC Chambers, Key West, Monroe And to celebrate, the MONROE COUNTY SCHOOLS County, Florida. This meeting is open to the public. Yankee Freedom III is offer- For more information please contact Rosa Washington at ing to all residents of Monroe (305) 292-4432 or at [email protected]. County a buy one, get one free admission from Monday ADA ASSISTANCE - If you are a person with a disability, through Oct. 27. who needs special accommodations in order to participate in “The government shut- this proceeding, please contact the County Administrator’s down affected all of us and in Office, by phoning (305) 292-4441, between the hours of appreciation of the support 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., no later than five (5) calendar days prior to the scheduled meeting; if you are hearing or voice impaired, we received from the com- call “711”. munity, we’re offering some- Published Keynoter 10/12/13, 10/16/13 & 10/19/13 thing special in return,” said

Notice for Early Public Review of a Proposal to Support Activity in the 100-Year Floodplain and Wetland

October 19, 2013 City of Marathon and Florida Keys Land and Sea Trust, aka Crane Point 9805 Overseas Highway Marathon, FL 33050 (305) 289-4103

To: All Interested Agencies, Groups, and Individuals Photos courtesy SIGBEEE CHARTER SCHOOL This is to give notice that the City of Marathon has received funding from the Community The remote vehicles are tested in the college pool. Development Block Grant (CDBG) program through the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO). The funding is provided by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and will be used to construct the Crane Point Eco Adventure Canopy Tour Program, a zip line attraction to be located at Crane Point in the City of Marathon. This Sigsbee gets remotely involved notice is required by Section 2(a)(4) of Executive Order 11988 for Floodplain Management, and by Section 2(b) of Executive Order 11990 for the Protection of Wetlands, and is Students create implemented by HUD Regulations found at 24 CFR 55.20(b) for the HUD action that is within and/or affects a floodplain or wetland. Construction will be undertaken in the own underwater 100-year floodplain. The City of Marathon and Crane Point are interested in alternatives vehicles for work and public perceptions of possible adverse impacts that could result from the project as well as potential mitigation measures. The activities to occur in the floodplain include the Plenty of PVC pipe, construction of towers to support the canopy zip line tour, renovation of exhibit buildings, industrial cutters, soldering administrative offices, historic structures, and related improvements. Crane Point is an irons and a few pool noodles existing property with improvements, including a visitor’s center, parking lot, administrative are not the typical equipment offices, and historic structures. The proposed project will renovate existing structures of an eighth-grade honors including the parking facilities, historic properties (Adderly and Crane houses). The most science class, but that’s significant portion of the project will be the construction of a zip line tour. This will involve what’s on the lab tables at the construction of approximately 5 towers and 3 landings. These quantities are subject to Sigsbee Charter School in change based on final design. No new residential development is funded as part of this Key West. project. The reason for undertaking the project is to promote environmental education in Twenty-two middle-school Crane Point and to provide an additional source of revenue to operate the property. students not only built their own underwater remotely Written comments must be received by Debbie London at the City of Marathon, 9805 Overseas operated vehicles, but will use Highway, Marathon, Florida 33050 on or before Monday, November 4, 2013, at 5 pm. them all year to carry out their studies. Additional information may be obtained by contacting: The project is an effort to bring more science, technol- Debrah London, Community Services Coordinator, City of Marathon, at ogy, engineering and math [email protected], (305) 289 4103, or Calvin Knowles, Senior Consultant, (STEM) into classrooms Meridian/GSG, at [email protected], (727) 224-8444, or Loretta Geotis, Crane nationwide. Point, [email protected], (305) 743-3900. Each vehicle includes a 1- foot-by-1-foot-by-1-foot Mike Cinque, Mayor plastic tube cage weighing fewer five pounds framed Environmental Certifying Official Jordan Rowley, Miranda Mottiice and Adlir Linseman work Published Keynoter 10-19-13 around three battery-powered on their remote vehicles. propeller-driving motors. A age more science apprecia- long tether of wires connects tion, especially underwater the motors to a remote con- engineering,” said John Homestead Diagnostic Center trol. The 13- and 14-year-old Parce of the Navy League students took a week to Key West Council. Now Open in Marathon assemble each one. A company called Seaperch “This is closely related to provided the materials and an experimental design as a teacher training. Screening scientist,” teacher Alena The students recently test- Liepzig said. “Using the ed their remote vehicles at ROVs will help them under- Florida Keys Community Digital stand engineering and make College’s pool, adjusting them better problem solvers buoyancy, controlling the Mammo here and in life.” propulsion and steering, and All at no cost to the school. ending the trial with a full A $100,000 grant from the lap-length race. OctoberBreast Cancer Office of Naval Research to Up next, chemistry, where the Navy League provided the the robots will collect water $65 Awareness Month funding. The Navy League samples students will analyze Key West Council was the and test in various experi- only chapter in the country to ments. And a physics lesson Homestead Diagnostic Center distribute the program to four is not far behind. Saving Lives local schools, including Sigsbee Charter School is 5190 Overseas Hwy Sigsbee, to actually use in their at Naval Air Station Key Marathon, FL 33050 ONE MAMMOGRAM classroom science programs West and serves about 525 and not as an extracurricular or students in kindergarten Ph: 305-440-2169 AT A TIME enrichment program. through eighth grade. “We hope it will encour- Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, October 19, 2013 5B

HOMECOMING PARADE HALLOWEEN Halloween fun is ongoing point.net or call 743-3900. Many events Also Oct. 31, costumed taking place goblins and ghouls can trick or treat at Marathon’s outdoor in the Keys Gulfside Village shopping plaza, 5800 Overseas High- Halloween’s just around way. The annual community the corner. Following are Halloween party is open to the some reminders of some of public from 5:30 to 7 p.m. the Keys events going on. with refreshments and treats for children, parents and Islamorada grandparents to enjoy. In Islamorada, the History of Diving Museum is hosting Key West a Halloween event on Oct. The annual haunting of 31, when families can go to Fort Zachary Taylor, a Civil trick-or-treat through the War-era fort beside Key museum while characters West’s Atlantic Ocean shore from diving history will be has live “shows” set for Keynoter photo by RYAN McCARTHY there to meet them. today, Sunday and Oct. 24 to The event is from 4 to 6 25, 27 and 30 and 31. This is one of the floats making its way up U.S. 1 in Marathon Thursday during Marathon High School’s homecoming p.m. Families are encouraged Those attending are parade. The parade had dozens of entries, from floats to classic cars. For more photos, go to www.KeysNet.com/Photos. to come in costume and bring encouraged to don devilish a treat bag. The museum is at costumes Oct. 19 for the mile marker 83. To find out Vampires Ball beginning at 8 LIVING BRIEFS more, call 664-9737. p.m., and tricks and treats for THE ROYAL COUPLE the little ones are planned for Mariners plans ankle problems including Marathon Kid’s Day, scheduled 5 to 7 fractures, heel pain, For Halloween happenings p.m. Sunday. Ghost-seekers pair of events bunions and problems in the Middle Keys, venture can access Fort Taylor and its caused by diabetes. into Crane Point Museum and surrounding state park from The parking lot of The program is free, but Nature Center’s Haunted an entrance on Southard Mariners Hospital in reservations are required. Hammock, inhabited by Street past Thomas Street. Tavernier will be trans- Call 434-3400. ghosts, ghouls and pirates Kid’s Day entry is free with formed into a farmers mar- starting at 6 p.m. Oct. 31. park admission. ket from 8 a.m. to noon Poinciana adds The beautiful 63-acre Admission to the haunting Oct. 26, rain or shine. Crane Point Hammock, mile is $13 per adult, $10 for mili- Proceeds will be used to more housing units marker 50.5 bayside, turns tary personnel, $8 for kids and buy furniture for a Key into a spooky haunted habi- free for children under age 5. Largo house being built to The Florida Keys tat. Geared toward young- Hours are 8 to 11 p.m. (mid- serve as a foster home for Outreach Coalition has sters age 12 and under, the night on Halloween). Learn four to six children. increased its housing fright-filled fun is free to the more at www.hauntedkey Also at Mariners, if you inventory by creating four public. Visit www.crane westfort.com. want to learn how to recog- new units at its Poinciana nize and treat common Plaza campus in Key West. foot and ankle problems, Two of the new units you might want to attend a are handicapped accessible BIG HONOR program called “The and Americas with Problem’s Afoot.” Disabilities Act compliant. The free seminar will Two units are for intact be held Oct. 30 from 6 to families, one of which will 7:30 p.m. in the main con- be initially occupied by a ference room of the hospi- same-sex couple with tal, mile marker 91.5. young children. Keynoter photo by KEVIN WADLOW Ankle and foot surgeon The project was a col- John Torregrosa will laborative effort between Isaballa ‘Izzy’ Garcia and A.J. Paterson are crowned review the causes, symp- the coalition and Peace homecoming queen and king at the Oct. 12 Coral Shores toms, diagnosis and treat- Covenant Presbyterian High School football game in Tavernier. ment of common foot and Church. L.A. Times crossword puzzle “GRID LINES” - Solution in the October 23 Keynoter

ACROSS 57 She brought Tzeitel Parker 30 Stage name of musi- played the same posi- 1 Chocoholic, e.g. and Lazar together 111 Foul line? cian Richard Melville tion as Pee Wee 7 Stadium near Citi Field 60 Skyline? 114 MS Word files Hall 72 Big name in little 11 Young socialite 64 Children’s author 115 Big time 31 Fruity concoctions candy 14 Corsica neighbor Asquith 116 Lucifer 33 Post-election election 73 Saks department 18 Maternity dress choice 65 Apt. ad spec 117 What John has and 35 Green Teletubby 75 Green Goblin portray- 19 Agenda details 66 Number on some Joan does not 36 How great minds er in Spider-Man films 21 Actress Gardner watches 118 Washed-out think? 76 Fashion 22 Cry out for 67 Chem. pollutant 119 “Do, or do not. There 37 The Colosseum, the 83 Forever celebrated 23 Borderline? 68 Dateline? is no __”: Yoda Forum, etc. 84 Constant Comment, 25 McCarthy era paranoia 74 Some former polli- 120 Respond to flattery, 38 Ky. neighbor e.g. 27 “Citizen Kane” prop wogs maybe 39 __ La Table: high-end 85 Character in “Ben- 28 Civil rights leader 77 Get together at the 121 Shown the door cookware shop Hur”? Chavez factory, in a way 41 Words before keys or 86 “Happy Trails,”e.g. 29 Deadline? 78 Words With Friends DOWN wheels 87 p.m. 31 Course expectation 10-pointer 1 Current units 44 Approximately 89 Dangerous snake 32 Copier abbr. 79 Art to dye for? 2 __ citizenship 45 Agee of ’60s-’70s 90 Petty on a track 34 Progressing according 80 Big biceps, at the gym 3 Bamboozle baseball 91 Medium-dry sherry to plan 81 Reason for a 33-Down 4 Chatted with online 46 Defend 92 Charge against Galileo 35 Natural selection 82 “The quality goes in 5 Mangy mutt 47 Response to a double- 95 Some parts of Alison Morales, administrative assistant at the Monroe adherent before the name goes 6 Birthplace of the crosser Handel’s “Messiah” County Health Department, shows a U.S. flag and certificate 40 Port for a mouse on” manufacturer Italian Renaissance 48 Atmosphere 96 Storage cabinet 42 Anger 86 Pal of Porky 7 Feels bad 51 2000 US Open champ 97 Snap she received during a recent trip to Washington, D.C. Morales, 43 Beeline? 88 Old spy gp. 8 Underhand Marat __ 98 Dramatic __ who received her master’s degree in public health earlier this 45 Refrain syllable 89 Raided the fridge 9 Cupid’s target 52 AT&T, e.g. 100 Wind down 46 Beaut 90 Neckline? 10 Ambulance letters 56 Dept. store slip 102 “Blah ...” year, was recognized for her academic achievements and 49 Arizona tribe mem- 92 Cholesterol abbr. 11 “Dream Lover” singer 58 TimeCutter mowers, 103 Skid row woe commitment to the nation’s health system. The certificate bers 93 “__-haw!” 12 It may be blessed e.g. 105 “__ It Romantic?”: notes that the flag was flown over the U.S. Capitol on July 25 50 Timber fungus 94 Source of “helicopter 13 Reason to keep some- 59 “A Season on the Rodgers and Hart 51 Remedy for wearing seeds” thing under your hat? Brink” airer song and was given to Morales at the request of Sen. Marco Rubio. of the green? 95 1989 Roseanne Barr 14 Keep in a coop 60 Torino thanks 106 Roswell craft 52 Emerald City pooch title role 15 Pull up stakes 61 Show runner 107 Express lane roller 53 Precursor to rock- 99 __ Paulo 16 Artist’s headgear 62 J.A. Prufrock’s creator 108 Diet-friendly steady music 101 Popular 17 Yemen coastal city 63 Egg: Pref. 109 Yankee nickname 54 Airport accessible via 102 Unemployment line? 20 Six, in 6-Down 68 Old Serbian auto 112 Play killer BART 104 Shrub in a patch 24 “... and that’s final!” 69 Heavy load 113 Cal. column 55 Almond-flavored cor- 106 West Coast sch. 26 California mission 70 Source of patter? dial 110 Spider-Man, for Peter founder Junípero 71 Hall of Famer who solution Crossword 16 puzzle. the Oct. Solution to 6B Saturday, October 19, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter

THEATER

FILM Nail-biting thriller ‘Time Warp’ ‘best film in years’

“Captain Phillips,” makes a return rated PG-13, 134 min. Now playing nationwide to Nelson stage The top box office film over the past few weeks grew up on the 1975 film has been “Gravity,” a tense Rocky Horror show version, “The Rocky Horror visual epic about a disaster Oct. 31 - Nov. 1 Picture Show,” starring in space. Viewers spend Susan Sarandon, Tim Curry the entire Keys movie wor- a madcap musical and Meat Loaf. Film The movie bombed when rying “The Rocky Horror first released, but midnight whether Show,” a stage adaptation showings began cropping Sandra (and not the later movie up across the country. Bullock version), comes to the Movie goers dressed up as and George Murray E. Nelson characters in the faux horror Clooney Government and Cultural flick, yelled out lines during will sur- Center Oct. 31-Nov. 1. long pauses in the dialogue, vive their Debra Ginsberg, presi- and even threw things at the ordeal. It’s dent of Ginsberg screen. Craig Wanous a nerve- Productions, has staged But, Key Largo theater wracking shows in the past at Coral goers will be seeing the film that keeps viewers on Shores High School, at the stage version, written by the edge of their seats. Grossinger Theater in Richard O’Brien, which But the tension in that Lauderhill and East Ridge made its London debut in film can’t hold a candle to Retirement Village in 1973. “Captain Phillips,” a nail- Miami. This rad-bad musical biting thriller based on the This will be her second tells the story of a newly- true story of the hijacking Veteran actor Tom Hanks has a ‘tour-de-force’ performance in ‘Captain Phillips.’ go-round with “Rocky” at engaged couple getting of a U.S. flagged ship off the Nelson stage, having caught in a storm, arriving the coast of Somalia. the theater. ease with which a huge The final scenes were brought “Rocky” to Key at the home of a mad scien- Starring Tom Hanks, in The story focuses on the ocean-going ship can be made up by Greengrass as Largo back in 2011. tist, who’s unveiling his a tour-de-force perform- two captains, Hanks’ boarded.) they were filming on the The cast then included a new creation, a muscle- ance, and directed by Paul Phillips and the Somali Once aboard, the pirates ship. The director asked mix of professional actors bound innocent named Greengrass (“United 93,” pirate, Muse, played bril- storm the bridge and take Albert what she would do and local amateurs from Rocky Horror. “The Bourne Ultimatum”), liantly by a real Somali command, holding the cap- in a real situation and the Key Largo and Miami. Tim Curry played the the story starts slowly, with immigrant, newcomer tain and three of the crew next thing she knew, Albert Oscar Munoz plays Dr. lead role as Dr. Frank N Phillips driving to the air- Barkhad Abdi. (Side note: at gunpoint. The tension on found herself face-to-face Frank N Furter, Andreina Furter, Susan Sarandon was port to fly to Oman to take Do an internet search of the bridge when the pirates with a dazed and bloodied Kasper plays Janet (the the bethrothed ingénue, and over as captain of the con- Abdi and read the fascinat- take control is real. Abdi Tom Hanks. newly bethrothed ingénue), Meat Loaf, well suffice it to tainer ship Maersk ing story of his journey and his fellow Somalis had “He comes around the Michael Vadnal plays Brad say you had to see the Alabama. He seems just from his childhood in not met Hanks before that corner, he’s shaking, and (Janet’s bethothed). movie. like any other commuter Somalia to starring in a moment and were very he sits right here on the Others in the Key Largo Tickets cost $25, but heading off to work. But blockbuster Hollywood nervous to meet the star. table and it’s all filmed production’s cast include: there’s a dinner-theater Greengrass and screen- film.) Both captains answer Greengrass effectively uses here,” she says. “I did “Butch” Falgiatore, Debbie package available for $65, writer Billy Ray (“Hart’s to ‘bosses’ and as each that edginess to heighten exactly what I would do in Hess, Tory Ruiz-Legg, in partnership with War,” “The Hunger man follows his respective the tension in the scene. In a real situation and my mil- Alexander Rodriguez, Sundowners Waterfront Games”) quickly ramp up orders, their paths cross, interviews, Hanks has said itary training kicked in, Burgess Warren, Steve Gair, Dining at mile marker 104. the tension and it becomes with devastating results. that the Somalis were so and I stepped out of the Trish Elliott, Debra Curtain time is 8 p.m. all almost unbearable. Greengrass started as a convincing that he was spotlight and started treat- Ginsberg, Darlene Moore, three nights at the Nelson One hundred and forty- documentary filmmaker actually scared. ing a patient. And Tom Serena Salva, Stephanie Cultural Center. Tickets can five miles off the African and his technique is per- The supporting cast, Hanks acted like a real Sandoval, Briana Shore, be purchased online at coast, four armed pirates fectly suited to this film. epecially the three other patient and that’s what trig- MaryAnn Warren and www.ginsbergproductions.c chase down and take con- Actors normally don’t have pirates, is excellent. gered it.” Jacqui Allen. om or by calling 866-535- trol of the cargo ship, the to hit any specific marks Because viewers may not Greengrass was happy The story line is pretty 7994. first successful act of pira- and ad-libbing dialog is remember all the real–life with the results of that last- familiar to a generation that cy on an American ship encouraged. In fact, one of specifics and some of the minute casting decision since the early 19th centu- the most effective lines in supporting cast are and audiences will be too. ry. The U.S. Navy eventu- the film – “Look at me. unknowns, it’s a guessing In fact, most viewers will ally shows up to begin I’m the captain now” - was game to see if anyone is be happy with the entire negotiating with the ad-libbed by Abdi. killed during the standoff. film. It is one of the most pirates. Even though view- The documentary style And look for the female gripping films to hit the- ers may remember how the of “Captain Phillips” Navy medic at the end. aters in recent years. real story ended in 2009, makes viewers feel that The medic is Danielle Nothing against the box director Greengrass grabs they are onboard the ship Albert, an actual Navy office behemoth “Gravity,” viewers by the throat and as the crew tries to fend off corpsman aboard the USS but viewers will leave doesn’t let go until the very the hijackers and then hide Truxtun, who was pressed “Captain Phillips” enter- end of the film. And when in the nooks and crannies into the Hollywood spot- tained, exhausted and the end does arrive, a of the giant ship. (Viewers light on the director’s exhilarated. What more can noticeable sigh of relief may be surprised at the whim. you ask from a movie? can be heard throughout MUSIC Rock legends to play at Gilbert’s Resort participating in the pro- Outlaws among gram. For those who for- 11 bands on 2 get the food item to donate, the ticket price goes up to stages Oct. 26 $30. And promoters pledge Gilbert’s Resort in Key that 100 percent of the tick- Largo hosts the first Island et sales will go to support Rock Music Festival four Keys charities, includ- Saturday, Oct. 26, featuring ing the Burton food bank. classic rock bands includ- The Outlaws, formed in ing the Platinum-winning 1972, became known for Outlaws band. their triple guitar rock Billed as a charity event, sound with three-part coun- the day-long concert has a try harmonies. $25 admission charge as The band’s first three long as patrons bring a albums “The Outlaws,” non-perishable food item to “Lady In Waiting” and donate. “Hurry Sundown would The Burton Memorial become worldwide gold Food Bank is one of the and platinum landmarks of four Upper Keys charities G See Rock, 5B Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, October 19, 2013 7B

KEY WEST

Art tackles genetics and KW subculture 91298 Overseas Hwy, Tavernier bbtheatres.com the Southernmost City’s NOW ALL DIGITAL! Exhibits open distinct subcultures and at The Studios introduces some amazing SHOWTIMES FOR portraits and settings. through Nov. 15 To quote from the FRI. 10/18 - THURS. 10/24 show organizers: “(Dietz) •••••••••••••••••• Wendy DesChene and turns her honest but com- Carrie (R) Jeff Schmuki have a thing passionate lens toward 2:15; 4:45; 7:25; 9:50* about plants. each in turn, while exam- •••••••••••••••••• Visitors to The Studios ining the ways they Escape Plan (R) of Key West will catch a inform one another: 1:50; 4:35; 7:15; 9:55* glimpse of the highly Conchs, Cubans, fisher- •••••••••••••••••• speculative plant world men, drug-runners, Captian Phillips (PG13) they create during tourists, snowbirds and Plantbot Genetics, a show drag queens.” 1:00; 3:55; 6:50; 9:45* that runs through Nov. 15. The artist herself adds ••••••••••••••••••• The artists have created this commentary on her Gravity (PG13) a traveling exhibit that exhibit, which remains at 2D 4:40; warns about the dangers The Studios through Nov. 3D 2:10; 7:30; 9:50* 15: in fooling with Mother •••••••••••••••••• Nature. “I share a personal his- Cloudy With a Chance Some of the species tory with Key West. And of Meatballs 2 2D (PG) they put on display make the images I have cap- noise, gyrate and behave tured are a loving tribute 1:40; 4:05; 6:55; 9:20* in ways you don’t expect to a place that was an ••••••••••••••••••• from plants. Strong portraits capture the spirit and soul of multi-cultural Key West in ‘Changing Tides’ integral part of my own Denotes no passes As reported by exhibit at The Studios of Key West. coming-of-age.” or discounts accepted. Cadence Mandybura for a For more information, (*) Fri., Sat. & Sun. ONLY show held last year at Performada,” reportedly was,” Schmuki told this Plantbot Genetics visit www.tskw.com New Gallery, “belts Britney Spears at reporter George Mattingly show. “they are part of the touch of a button.” in an April, 2012 inter- Also, at The Studios, Monsantra . . . the ersatz There’s actually a more view. The artist-turned photographer Alexandra Keys Movie Times company, PlantBot serious side to their plant exhibitionist says Dietz presents her retro- Genetics, that is behind spoofs of genetically- “there needs to be more spective, “Changing Tides many of the ‘species.’” engineered plants. transparency in our food in Key West” in the main Regal Cinemas One ersatz plant in “The more I read about production.” hall. Searstown, Key West, 294-0000 their repertoire, labeled our food production, the Viewers can judge for The photo exhibit cov- Britneyatacum more called to action I themselves at Space 2 of ers a five-month tour of All shows that start before 4 p.m. play only on weekends. • Carrie (R): 1:30, 4:30, 7:30 and 10:20 p.m. ART • Captain Phillips (PG-13): 1:00, 4:00, 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. • Machete Kills (R): 1:20, 4:20, 7:20 and 10:15 p.m. • Gravity (PG-13).1:40, 4:40, 7:40 and 10:30 p.m. • Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2 (PG) 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, and 9:50 p.m.

Tropic Cinema 416 Eaton St., Key West, 295-9493 • Enough Said (PG-13): 1:35, 3:50, 6:00 and 8:20 p.m. • Romeo & Juliet (PG-13): 4:10 p.m. • Rush (R): 1:30, 4:00. 6:20 and 8:45 p.m. • Don Jon (R): 2:00, 6:35, and 8:35 p.m. • Inequality For All (PG): 2:15, 4:15, 6:15 and 8:15 p.m.

Marathon Community Cinema 5101 Overseas Highway, Marathon, 743-0288 • Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters (PG): Weekdays: 7:00 and 9:15 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday: 2:00, 7:00 and 9:15 p.m

Tavernier Towne Cinema Tavernier Mall, Tavernier, 853-7003 • Carrie (R): 2:15, 4:45, 7:25 and 9:50 p.m. • Captain Phillips (PG-13): 1:00, 3:55, 6:50 and 9:45 p.m. Marine artist Wyland presents his work at Key West galleries • Escape Plan (R): 1:50, 4:35, 7:15 and 9:50 p.m. • Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2 (PG).1:40, 4:05, 6:55 and 9:20 p.m. Wyland brings ‘Extravaganza’ to Key West • Gravity (PG-13).2:05, 4:30, 4:40, 7:20 and 9:40 p.m. present his latest work at Wight will make his debut famed Murano region. Murano glass three receptions, 6-10 at Wyland’s newest Key Wyland and the guest Oct. 21-28 at p.m. Oct. 24-25 and again West gallery, located at artists will appear daily noon to 4 p.m. Oct. 26. 102 Duval St. Wight is and by appointment dur- Duval show He’ll be joined during best known for his shim- ing the week-long exhibit. this week-long exhibit by mering, sculpted waves in For more information, “Fantasy of Art artists now represented at glass. call the 623 Duval St. Extravaganza,” a group the Wyland Galleries of The gallery will show- gallery at 305-292-4998 show at Wyland Galleries Key West, including Steve case Murano glass by or the 102 Duval St. of Key West, opens Barton, Stephen Harlan, Dino Rosin and other gallery at 305-294-5240, Monday, Oct. 21 and runs Stephen Muldoon, Steven glass artists, including or visit www.wylandkey through Oct. 28. Quartly and Jim Warren. Oscar Zanetti and Arnaldo west.com. The marine artist will Glass sculptor David Zanella, both from Italy’s ‘Florida guitar army’ plays Oct. 26

From Rock, 4B flute, harmonica, percus- sion; Alex Lencina, vocals, the Southern Rock era. percussion; Maria De Known as ‘The Florida Crescenzo, vocals (she Guitar Army’ by their fans, toured for years with KC The Outlaws earned a for- and the Sunshine Band). midable reputation as a hot Promoters add these act touring with The bands to the mix on tap: Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Stalking Mildred, Higher Skynyrd, The Marshall Gravity, Drop Outs, The Tucker Band and The X’s, Loose Cannons and Charlie Daniels Band as Luke Sumner Glen with well as The Doobie Jimmy Hawkins. Brothers, The Who, Eagles Marine artist and envi- and The Rolling Stones. ronmental activist Wyland In addition to the is scheduled to make a Outlaws, the Island Rock guest appearance at the The REGS will perform at Island Rock Music Festival Oct. fest includes performances concert. 26. by a South Florida rock The four Keys charities group, the REGS who play that will benefit from next frequent gigs in the Keys. Saturday’s Island Rock With ties to Miami-Dade Music Fest include: The and the Keys, the REGS Wild Bird Center, The lineup on stage includes Florida Keys Children’s Scotty Migone, Little John, Shelter, The Wyland Myke Young and Jaime Foundation and the Burton Vila. Food Bank. Also on tap, Mr. Nice Sponsors recommend car Guy, a band that grew out pooling. A shuttle service of a Miami group called from Steamers might be “Napoleon” formed by gui- operating, depending on the tarist and vocalist Tommy crowds. Hall and keyboardist John Tickets are available at Quinn. Quinn later played Gilbert’s Resort, mile mark- for The Clarence Clemons er 107 or online at Band. www.flvorus.com/islandroc @ your Inbox / The Reporter & Keynoter Digital Others in the group kmusicfestival. include Magoo, bass guitar; For more information, Editions. First thing every Wednesday, Friday, and Dave Webster, drums; call 305-479-4603 or visit Saturday. Call 852-3216 or 743-5551 to sign up. Johnny O, vocals, sax, www.islandrockmusic.com Mr. Nice Guy band performing at Gilbert’s Resort. 8B Saturday, October 19, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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yy g Monroe County, Florida voice impaired call 711. Community Center PUBLIC NOTICE 87000 Overseas Hwy., Ad# 728373 Chapter 705, Florida Statutes, the following list of described (Circuit Court Seal) Submitted by: Islamorada property is being held by Monroe County Sheriff’s Office. Kahane & Associates, P.A. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: These items may be inspected October 14 ending on By: Tammy L. Marciel 8201 Peters Road, Ste.3000 Executive Committee KEY WEST TOWING gives Deputy Clerk Plantation, FL 33324 Thursday, October 31, Notice of Foreclosure of Lien November 15, 2013. The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Telephone: (954) 382-3486 5:00 p.m. Gato Building, and intent to sell these vehi- address is 500 Whitehead Street, Old Jail, Key West, Florida Florida Statute 45.031: Any Telefacsimile: (954) 382-5380 1100 Simonton Street, 2nd Fl, cles on 11/01/2013, 09:00 am 33040. Please call to make arrangements to view 305-292- person claiming an interest in Designated service email: Key West at 111 US Highway 1 #407 7144 as some of these items are stored at other locations. the surplus from the sale, if notice@kahaneandassociates. KEY WEST, FL 33040-4255, any, other than the property com Art in Public Places Committee pursuant to subsection 713.78 1. Off shore 21 binoculars, 2 stones, chain w/cross, ring owner as of the date of the Lis File No. 09-23831 OWB Monday, November 4, 3:00 of the Florida Statutes. KEY pc. File set, wireless router, w/stones, dive regulators Pendens must file a claim with- p.m. Marathon Community WEST TOWING reserves the Nextar GPS, US divers w/gages, clutch purse w/ in 60 days after the sale. Published October 19, 26, Theater Lobby, 5101 Overseas right to accept or reject any 2013 Hwy., Marathon and/or all bids. BC, Kenneth men watch, headphones. SHD Legal Group P.A. 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Ramsay THROUGH CERTIFICATES, County, Florida, SERIES 2005-AR27 UNDER 1FAFP33P23W286649 Published October 19, 2013 Sheriff of Monroe County THE POOLING AND Property Address: 375 Crane 2003 FORD Florida Keys Keynoter By: Diana O’Dell SERVICING AGREEMENT Street, Key Largo, FL 33037 Property/Evidence Division DATED OCTOBER 1, 2005, 1N6SD11S2SC417167 P.O. Box 6530 Pursuant to the FINAL JUDG- 1995 NISSAN Key West, FL 33040 Plaintiff, MENT OF FORECLOSURE 305-292-7144 Published Keynoter 10-12-13 & 10-19-13 entered in a case in said Court, Published October 19, 2013 py vs. the style of which is: Florida Keys Keynoter Ad# 219826 Florida Statute 45.031: Any MARK C. MCCAULEY; COMMUNITY BANK OF person claiming an interest in MICHELE M. MCCAULEY; FLORIDA, INC. On, or around, 11/19/2013: the surplus from the sale, if CITIBANK, N.A., SUCCES- Ad# 726899 LOST ENGAGEMENT RING any, other than the property SOR IN INTEREST TO Plaintiff, Gold band with diamonds. 40 For Broward, Miami-Dade owner as of the date of the Lis CITIBANK, FEDERAL Alex’s Auto Wrecking & yr old ring was my mother’s. and Monroe Counties, The Pendens must file a claim SAVINGS BANK; UNKNOWN VS. Parts gives Notice of Foreclo- Very sentimental. REWARD! Word, Channel 241 and within sixty (60) days after the PERSON(S) IN POSSESSION sure of Lien and intent to sell Lost in Mrthn. 305-834-1350 Daystar, Channel 247 will only sale. OF THE SUBJECT BAYVIEW MARKETING OF these vehicles on 10/30/2013 be available with subscription PROPERTY, FLORIDA KEYS LLC.; JAMES 9:00:00 AM at 111 US High- to Digital Preferred. Submitted by: C. SAUNDERS; ERIC S way 1 #107 Key West, FL Persaud Law Group Defendants. POLLACK; and KIMIE 33040 pursuant to subsection Call 1-800-XFINITY (934- 9100 South Dadeland LOEFFLER 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. 6489) with any questions. Boulevard, Suite 400 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Alex’s Auto Wrecking & Parts Miami, FL 33156 SALE Defendants, reserves the right to accept or Published October 19, 2013 Telephone No. (786) 270-1659 reject any and/or all bids. All LOST YOUR PET? Florida Keys Keynoter Facsimile No. (305) 847-0581 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN And the Docket Number sales are as-is and final OR pursuant to a Final Judgment of which is Number FOUND A PET? of Foreclosure dated Septem- Publish October 12, 19, 2013 12-CA-000871-P 1FTSW31F03EA07601 CALL US TO PLACE A ber, 2013 and entered in Case Ad# 715357 Florida Keys Keynoter 2003 FORD FREE AD No. 44-2009-CA-000442-M, of WITNESS my hand and THE KEYNOTER 743-5551 the Circuit Court of the 16th NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Official Seal of Said Court, this 1HGCG5647WA167718 Judicial Circuit in and for SALE BY CLERK OF THE Ad# 724369 11th day of OCTOBER, 2013. 1998 HONDA MONROE County, Florida. CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL AMY HEAVILIN, CPA 1G2NE52T0TM576135 TRUST COMPANY, AS Notice is hereby given that the THE 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Clerk of the Circuit Court 1996 PONTIAC TRUSTEE OF THE INDYMAC undersigned, AMY HEAVILIN, OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, Monroe County, Florida INDX MORTGAGE LOAN CPA, Clerk of the Circuit Court IN AND FOR MONROE 1HFSC4107XA004045 TRUST 2005-AR27, of Monroe County, Florida, will COUNTY, FLORIDA By: Jennifer Settoon 1999 HONDA MORTGAGE PASS- Multi-Family Huge Yard Sale on the 7 day of November, CIVIL DIVISION Deputy Clerk THROUGH CERTIFICATES, MM 90 O/S, 152 Ocean Dr. 2013 at 11:00 o’clock a.m., at 1B3AS46C82D584040 SERIES 2005-AR27 UNDER Sat 10/19, 8AM. Home goods, 500 Whitehead Street, Monroe NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Florida Statute 45.031: Any 2002 DODGE THE POOLING AND furniture, pet stuff & more. County, in the City of Key SALE BY CLERK OF THE person claiming an interest in SERVICING AGREEMENT - Tons Of Items, Great Prices - West, Florida, offer for sale CIRCUIT COURT the surplus from the sale, if Published October 19, 2013 DATED OCTOBER 1, 2005 is and sell at public outcry to the any, other than the property Florida Keys Keynoter Plaintiff and MARK C. highest and best bidder for Notice is hereby given that the owner as of the date of the Lis MCCAULEY; MICHELE M. CASH the following described undersigned, AMY HEAVILIN, Pendens must file a claim MCCAULEY; CITIBANK, N.A., properties situated in Monroe Clerk of the Circuit Court of within 60 days after sale. SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST County, Florida, to wit: Monroe County, Florida, will, on the 6TH DAY OF NOVEM- TO CITIBANK, FEDERAL Published October 19, 26, SAVINGS BANK are Defend- Unit #9828-2, Phase C, of THE BER 2013 at 11:00 AM on THE 2013 ants. I will sell to the highest LANDINGS OF LARGO II, a FRONT STEPS OF THE Florida Keys Keynoter and best bidder for cash at Townhome Condominium, ac- MONROE COUNTY COURT- THE FRONT DOOR OF THE cording to the Declaration of HOUSE, 500 WHITEHEAD MONROE COUNTY COURT- Condominium thereof, record- STREET in the City of KEY Ad# 725981 HOUSE, LESTER BUILDING, ed in Official Records Book WEST, Florida, offer for sale 1029, at Page 884, of the Pub- and sell at public outcry to the AT 500 WHITEHEAD NOTICE OF REQUEST lic Records of Monroe County, highest and best bidder for STREET, KEY WEST IN FOR COMPETITIVE Florida, as amended; together CASH the following described MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA SOLICITATIONS with an undivided share in the property situated in Monroe 33040, at 11:00 A.M., on the common elements appurtenant County, Florida, to wit: 6th day of November, 2013 the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thereto. a/k/a 98282 Windward following described property that on November 21, 2013 at as set forth in said Final Avenue, Key Largo, Florida LOT 10, BLOCK 3, 3:00 P.M. the Monroe County Judgment, to wit: 33037 GULFSTREAM VILLAGE Purchasing Office will receive PLAT NO. 2, ACCORDING TO and open sealed responses for Pursuant to the Final THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE- LOT 8, BLOCK 2, CENTER the following: Judgment of Foreclosure en- CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, ISLAND, , tered in a case pending in said PAGE(S) 141, PUBLIC RE- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT CR 905 BIKE LANES Court, the style of which is: CORDS OF MONROE THEREOF, RECORDED IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECT COUNTY, FLORIDA. PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 82, MONROE COUNTY, LANDINGS OF LARGO OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS FLORIDA CONDOMINIUM Pursuant to the SUMMARY OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA ASSOCIATION, INC., a Florida FINAL JUDGMENT OF FORE- Requirements for submission non-profit corporation, CLOSURE entered in a case in and the selection criteria may said Court, the style of which A person claiming an interest be requested from Plaintiff, is: in the surplus from the sale, if DemandStar by Onvia at any, other than the property www.demandstar.com OR owner as of the date of the lis vs. FEDERAL NATIONAL www.monroecountybids.com MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION pendens must file a claim with- or call toll-free at 1-800-711- in 60 days after the sale. DANIEL F. SANTOR; KAREN 1712. The Public Record is SANTOR; WACHOVIA BANK, Plaintiff available at the Monroe County Dated this 6th day of NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Purchasing Office located at September, 2013. n/k/a WELLS FARGO BANK, VS. The Gato Building, 1100 N.A.; and JOHN DOE, AS Simonton Street, Room 2-213, TENANT IN POSSESSION Jorge L. Naranjo; JPMORGAN AMY HEAVILIN Key West, Florida. All Re- AND ALL OTHERS IN CHASE BANK; UNKNOWN As Clerk of said Court sponses must be sealed and POSSESSION, TENANT #1; UNKNOWN TEN- must be submitted to the Mon- ANT #2 By Tammy L. Marciel roe County Purchasing Office. Defendant(s). As Deputy Clerk Defendants. Published October 19, 2013 And the Docket Number of If you are a person with disabil- Florida Keys Keynoter which is No.: Case No. And the Docket Number of ity who needs any accommo- 13-CA-577-P which is Number 11-CA- dation in order to participate in 000154-M. a court proceeding or event, you are entitled, at no cost to Ad# 726037 WITNESS my hand and the WITNESS my hand and the you, to the provision of certain Official Seal of Said Court, this Florida Keys Council Official Seal off Said Court, this assistance. 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KEY LARGO Park Model for sale. Handicapped designed, Ocean Side Join the Keys Top 1 BR, furnished. Never lived in. Double Lot Name in Boating! Lot rent $500/mo. $15,000. A MUST SEE! Owner financing available. in Paradise Administra tive Assistant KING SIZE BED w/FRAME 305-522-5841 Good cond., incl. linen and 167 FONTAINE DR. Needed For Realtor in comforter - $50. Wing back Marathon. Good computer chair, subtle blue & gold print - PLANTATION KEY skills required. 30-40 hours per $45. Call (305) 852-5123 Mobile Home Lot For Sale week. Respond to: In Key RV Park, [email protected] Accepting applications Marathon. AVAILABLE PT/FT $89K. for the following: FRED'S BEDS Will Train. Busy office, must 305-743-5164 have excellent telephone & EXPERIENCED organizational skills, eye for 100s of Beds detail, eagerness to learn. MARINA Factory Direct to You 2 BR / 2 BA MM 99 O/S This Two story 3140 SF house sits on Able to work as a team. FORKLIFT On canal! Water & electric Fax resume to Dr. Pruett. New Tropical Wicker included. $1600 / month. a 15,025 sf double lot. (305) 664-8898 OPERATOR MLS# A1832523 Bedroom and Living Room F/L/S Call (305) 942-3495 Plenty of dock for all your boating Dinettes, Futons, Recliners BEAUTIFUL 4 BR / 3 BA needs! It includes a flats boat with lift, BOAT DETAILER Simmons Beautyrest CBS home located on Tarpon Basin at MM 101. One lot off 2 sets of davits & ramp! Two completely independent units. www.fredsbeds.com bay, on canal w/ dock. List Price: $1,299,000 Call (305)450 7631 FREE DELIVERY $2600 / mo. 1st & sec. Foreman & Apprentice Health Insurance Call (305) 244-7531. Wanted Need construction Vacation foreman to run on-going Marathon • MM 53.5 • 743-7277 ISLAMORADA MM 81.6 401K Big Coppitt • MM 9.5 • 295-8430 projects with established GC. 2 BR / 2 BA, W/D. $1750 / For Rent: 1 bedroom RV unit in All phases--rough to finish Apply in person month, utilities included. Keys RV Park. $650.00. Empty carpentry. Pay based on Available October 1st. RV lot for rent $550.00. 1 year CLIMATE CONTROLLED experience. Truck, hand tools MM 81.5, Islamorada Call (305) 393-3377 lease, 1st and last months rent STORAGE PRIVATE COLLECTOR & references a must. Also or email resume to KEY LARGO MM96. 3/2 plus deposit. (786)766-9484 Call Fred’s Beds, need apprentice. 522-4166. WANTS Rolex Dive watches 305-743-7277 LALBURY@ and Pilot Watches. Old model home, Oceanside. Direct Military clocks & watches. ocean access w/ocean views! CARIBEEBOATS.COM Furn/unfurn. Yearly lease. Call 305-743-4578. KEY LARGO . MM 103 DFWP $2350/mo. 786-258-3127 Open Water! Available office or desk space. Constructio n Workers Perfect for retired couple. Attractive professional building. Needed. Work located in the 2/1, furn, W/D, pool, dock, Hwy frontage, Marathon. Call: Lower Keys area. Must have 3/2 home porch. $2200mo 305-801-3157 305-731-1183; 305-731-9751 drivers license and reliable Bluegreen Downstairs enclosure for HEART OF MARATHON vehicle. Call 872-2100 storage. Concrete dock with The Hammocks At Marathon Retail or Office.1000 sq ft. has the following positions davits. W/D. Unfurn/furn. Next to Publix, the new $2000 mo. FLS. 305-407-0074 RV LOTS FOR RENT available: Walgreen’s and marina. P/T Experienced Line Cook MM 92 HARRIS PARK in MARATHON 561-743-3745 RESORT HELP Adult Park. Immediate opening! P/T Bartenders 150 Atlantic Ave. Modern MARATHON US 1 μ Houseperson/Carpet Shampoo ground level 3 BR / 2 BA. Tile, Please call 305-743-6519 Housekeeping Commercial Space Avail. μ General Maintenance/ Room Attendants cent. A/C, screened porch, 1000 sf, $1/sf + util, taxes & Apply in person: W/D hookups. No smoking / Dockhand insur. Yard space also Marathon, 305-797-1707 1688 O/S Hwy, Marathon. pets. Yrly. lease. $1600 + util. available. 305-923-9542 MM48.5 F/L/S. Call (608) 604-4457 or Master Bedroom/furnished EOE/Drug Free Workplace (207) 266-7004. with full bath in Big Pine Key MM 92, Harry Harris Park Nov 1. Share a clean, quiet Make BIG Concierge/Marktg/OPC @ 1 block from Park. Entire single home. Large fenced Hammocks MM48. house: 3BR/2BA upstairs + yard,deck,pool,kitchen,park- $$$$ 30 Hrs - Weds-Friday. Hourly 1BR/1BA downstairs. $2,100. ing, A/C & w/d. Cable & utilities + Com $. Get app at front Pets OK. Call (305) 962-9639 included. Contact after 5pm desk. Attn: Mike Kelly weekdays, or anytime Fri-Sun. Bartender, Dancers FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS Oceanside Home KEY $850 305-395-0170 Servers & Security Front Desk Clerk Wanted Big LARGO MM96.Dir. ocean FOR SALE. Discounted 25%. Pine Key Fishing Lodge FINANCEABLE 3/2 IN access w/Ocean views! Partly Currently paying 7.25%. Must work nights/weekends CROSS KEY WATERWAY Housing available furn. 2/2, 10K boatlift. $2,100 [email protected] Apply in person at front desk BEST DEAL ON THE WATER mo. 561-236-9317 MARATHON 1/1, in desirable (305) 743-5164 Monday - Saturday 305-872-2351 & IT’S FINANCEABLE! location. Walk to beach and [email protected] WATERFRONT HOME VENETIAN SHORES MM86 high school. Spacious! Dock, Call Mr Ford 307 BELMONT LANE-3 Beds 133 Stromboli. 2/2 waterfront, Front Desk Reservations 2 Baths overlooking canal. Sm pet OK. dock, ocean access. 2nd flr. $1025 mo, FLS. 954-675-9774 ARTIST’S WORKS WANTED 664-4335 Associate F/P with manage- Single family Home located in $2500/mo, F/L/S. Call Chris ment potential for Key Largo desirable Cross Key MARATHON Local artists’ painting and craft Call (786) 283-1100. works wanted for display in WOODY’S MM82 Dive Resort, clean cut, non Waterway, w/ Bay & Ocean Small apartment, 1 person. new shop in Lower Keys. smoker, some nights and access, Built 2001 Recently $790/month includes utilities. Call (305) 745-3981 weekends send resume to: remodeled & upgraded New 305-481-4301 [email protected]. Metal Roof, Granite MARATHON STUDIO Martins Potato Bread Route Countertops, New Kitchen Part-time Office/Hospitality WATERFRONT, A/C, tiled, full for Sale in the Fl. Keys Cabinets, New Appliances & assistant for condo rentals kitchen and full bath. 1 prkg Excellent growth potential, be Decorator Baths. Large Skilled Carpenters in KCB. We are looking for an space. $850/mo + util, F/L/S. your own boss! High industry screened patio overlooks dock outgoing and friendly personal- Available 11/1. 561-212-6563 comm.% and low overhead. & canal. All tiled, fenced & & Laborers Wanted ity with office, phone and com- Call Orlando 786-443-3169 gated, freshly painted, Cute & puter experience. Continental Ready to Move in! This is a Tools & Transportation Inn. Email resume to Single Family Home and it is [email protected] financeable! MARATHON 1BR, 1 BA. No a must! Reduced to $359,000 smoking or pets. Yearly lease. FOOD TAKE OUT RENTAL $850/mo, includes cable. W/D Plantation Key Area AVATAR RE SERVICES LLC formerly The Dog House, for facilities available. References. CALL ANGEL RUIZ 305-951- rent. MM 106. Also, storefront Call (305)852-8000 Vernis & Bowling is seeking 2125 required. 305-600-7705 w/ garage bay, Formerly Half F/T Legal Assistant. Min. 3 yrs FLKEYSBYANGEL@GMAIL. MARATH ON 1 BR MOBILE COM Breed Motorcycles, for rent. litigation exp., competitive sal., HOME For rent. Must have Also, garage bays for rent. health ins. & 401K. Fax re- security and references. (609) 792-4105 ask for Rich. sume 305-664-5414 Attn: Terri Call 305-743-6519 or [email protected] 10B Saturday, October 19, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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CORAL REEF PARK CO. L o v e R e t a i l ? Bahia Honda Division TO M THUMB Want to work in a fun environment? Is seeking a Part Time Food Stores, Inc. Customer Service Clerk Offers the following positions in Must be a team player, and have some Want to have benefits including MONROE COUNTY experience with Retail, Food Service or health, vacation and profit sharing? * Managers & Manager Trainees Water Sports. Supervisory skills a plus. * Assistant Managers Three shifts available: Please call Nancy at 305-872-3954 Please fax your resume to * Store Clerks 6am to 2pm to schedule an interview EOE 453-9604 or call 453-9144 2pm to 10pm 10pm to 6am Seeking PT/FT Day/Night/Weekend To apply please call 786-295-5307 and ask for Cleveland Mathis Sandal Factory/T-Shirt City We will train. No experience needed. MM102•MM82•MM50•MM4 Competitive wages and benefits. DFWP. E.O.E.

is now accepting applications for: Rehabilitation Services Director For more opportunities, visit our website at: http://www.fishermenshospital.org. Fisherman’s Hospital is located in Marathon, FL E.O.E./Drug Free Workplace/E-verify POSITIONS AVAILABLE AT: NEWLY RENOVATED The Guidance/Care Center, Inc.

Behavioral Health Technician - Marathon # 208 Now hiring personnel for both Crisis Stabilization Unit. Part-Time Boat 17ft Cobia, 90hp Yamaha 1999. 2013, Continental trailer. Motor runs well and boat in Tom Thumb and Subway. Behavioral Health Therapist # 188 very good condition. $6,200 Providing individual and group counseling for mental health 518-221-5539 [email protected] Subway and substance abuse clients in the Marathon office. Florida Tom Thumb License Required: LCSW, LMHC or LMFT. Bi-lingual preferred. Store Clerks Assistant Manager Full time. SHIFTS 2pm – 10pm 27’ Trimaran Sailboat 1994 Collectible! New 10 Hp 6am – 2pm Sandwich Artists Per Diem RN- Marathon #253 Evinrude outboard. 2pm – 10pm SHIFTS Florida licensed RN to provide Services on Crisis Stabilization / Also 20’ open skiff with trailer, $1000. 305-896-3707 7am – 2pm & 2pm – 10pm Detox units. 10pm – 6am

Housekeeper - Marathon #271 30’ CHRIS CRAFT We will train. No experience needed. High School Diploma OR GED. Full Time Great Liveaboard! $1200 obo. See at 2525 Overseas Hwy, Full Time positions in Key Largo and Marathon assisting Marathon. Call Cleveland at 786-295-5307 individuals with mental illness to access community services. Key Largo Job #272; Marathon Job #257 Competitive wages and benefits. Boat slip for rent $200/mo. All applicants must submit: 1) resume; 2) three references; MM 99 oceanside. Up to 40 ft. DFWP • E.O.E. 3) undergo background, fingerprint, and drug screening catamarans, etc. No prior to any offer of employment. liveaboards. Water & electric Apply online @ [email protected] included. (305) 942-3495 Lisa http://careers.westcare.com Marathon Dock rental, private home, Harbor. 24 hr MTHN-Mari ne Storage: boats, EEOC/DFWP access. Incl water & electric. trailers, campers, any clean Avail now. $250-$300/mo. No storage OK on wheels. 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