Serving South Florida’s Coastal Neighborhoods AUGUST 2013 ● YEAR 4 ● ISSUE 2 The fishing bucket list...... 3 A whale of a pirate tale ...... 5 Admiralty Law 5 • Classifieds 17 • Event Calendar 12 • Galley 10 • Tide Table 13 Historic power boating venue expected to rise again DOUGLAS JORDAN ● Waterfront Times

Once a strikingly stylized, modernist icon on the Miami waterfront, the Miami Marine Stadium has spent the last 20 years as a largely forgotten relic. The angular structure, which once stood virtually alone in its innova- tive design and use, now slumbers silently, cordoned off The City of Miami shuttered the by a chain-link fence and overgrowth, its concrete sur- stadium in 1992 after Hurricane faces covered in graffiti. Andrew. Now a nonprofit group is The City of Miami shuttered the stadium in 1992 working to restore the waterfront after Hurricane Andrew, citing structural integrity issues resulting from the storm. And that’s the way it’s facility to its former nautical glory. remained for two decades. Photo courtesy | Steven Brooke Studios But a decision in July by Miami commissioners may breathe new life into the stadium built in 1963 as the first in the U.S. specifically designed for powerboat racing. Commissioners voted 4-1 to give control of the site to Friends of the Miami Marine Stadium, the nonprofit group that has been working to save the stadium. The group, co-founded in 2008 by the original archi- tect of the facility, Hilario Candela, preservationist Don ed by the studies we did,” said Hernandez, who, like earlier, it was celebrated for its sweeping views of down- Worth, and National Trust board member and architect Candela, was born in Cuba. “It was nowhere near so far town and Miami Beach. Jorge Hernandez, has a plan to renovate, expand and re- gone as some people thought.” The signature component of the facility is the open the facility within the next two years. Thanks to Hernandez’s efforts, they also got help unique cantilevered grandstand, which rises steeply from “We’ve been working diligently on this project for from the National Trust, which named the stadium to its right at water level and angles up high before falling back five years,” Hernandez said. “It’s shameful that this 2009 list of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic down to the water, all supported by eight huge columns. wonderful, historical property fell into disuse and has Places and designated it as a National Treasure in 2012. Over the years, the venue hosted several huge motor been neglected for two decades, but we’re going to And the World Monuments Fund added the stadium to boating events, and also featured shows by the some of bring it back.” its Watch list in 2010, Hernandez said. the biggest names in the entertainment industry, includ- Hernandez said his group got seriously motivated in They’ve even received support from local leaders, ing Sammy Davis Jr., Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops, the summer of 2007, when the City of Miami sought to including Miami Mayor Tomás Regalado, who made Jimmy Buffett, Ray Charles, The Who, even President develop a plan to demolish the stadium. restoring the stadium a priority of his administration. Richard Nixon, who had a home nearby on Key Biscayne. He said the group first commissioned engineering The 6,500 seat stadium, constructed entirely of Old-time Miamians are excited at the prospect of studies that disproved the city’s contention that poured concrete on land, was donated to the City of bringing it back. Hurricane Andrew had damaged the structure. Then they Miami for “watersports” by the Matheson family. “I think it’s fantastic to see Miami Marine Stadium won a historic landmark designation from the city. Designed by Candela, then a 28-year-old Cuban getting some much-needed attention after all those years “Those concerns were largely proved to be unfound- immigrant who had come to this country just a few years SEE STADIUM | PAGE 9 Who’s the fairest lobster — or spiny crawfish — of them all? ARNOLD MARKOWITZ ● Waterfront Times www.nps.gov/bisc/planyourvisit/biscayne-bay-card- sound-lobster-sanctuary.htm. When lobster snobsters argue that the Maine lob- Then go to www.nps.gov/bisc/index.htm and click sters taste better than the Florida-Caribbean type, shrewd on the Fishing and Lobstering link. shellfishers Down Here just nod silently. After all, what State regulations are available on the internet at would they gain by converting non-believers? www.MyFWC.com/Fishing plus three clicks — on salt- They would gain more competition, that’s what. water, recreational regulations and lobster. With the Florida lobster season opening this month — As for the debate over the delectability of Florida vs. commercial trappers on Aug. 1, recreational catchers Maine lobsters, it may be as pointless as arguing over Aug. 6 — who needs more bug hunters than usual dis- whose avocados are better, Florida’s or California’s. The covering the same prime hunting grounds, getting in one you’re eating is the best you can get today. each other’s way? They’ll have enough trouble clawing through state Leaping sturgeon regulations. Florida’s freakiest type of fishing/boating accident – Trappers will worry about sneaky thieves raiding collision with a leaping fish — happened again in June their traps, invitingly marked by white floats. Photo | Stan Kirkland, FWC. when a sturgeon jumped out of a northwest Florida river Snorkelers will worry about speeding boaters who and injured three kids, one of them seriously. don’t know they’re required to drop to idle speed within Elsa Haubold of FWC with an 85-pound sturgeon caught by Nathaniel Smith, 7 years old at the time, suffered a 300 feet of a diver-down flag (100 feet in a navigation scientists on the Blackwater River. double skull fracture. He’s recovering at home in Bay channel). Wildlife officers, so busy policing size and bag may be capable of puncturing or crushing the shell. County after 10 days in two hospitals. limits, will worry that poachers are eluding them. It’s against the law to twist the tails off your lobsters The incident on the Choctawhatchee could have Here are some of the regulations, familiar to regulars until you are ashore. been much worse. According to the detailed account but maybe daunting to newcomers: Lobster harvest is forbidden entirely in the waters of given to FWC officers by Wilson Smith, he saw the air- You have to begin with a state fishing license and Everglades National Park, Dry Tortugas National Park, borne fish — a 3- or 4-footer, he guessed — graze the lobster permit unless you’re legally exempt, like Florida the Biscayne Bay/Card Sound Spiny Lobster Sanctuary back of his nephew Austin’s head and then strike his residents 65 and older. (including most of Biscayne National Park), certain areas daughter Amber, 16, knocking her overboard. The daily bag limit is six lobsters per person. in Pennekamp State Park, and no-take areas in the Smith turned the boat around and rescued her, not Every kept lobster’s carapace — the back and shoul- Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. yet aware that Nathaniel had been hit too. ders — must be at least three inches long. You must have Lobster hunters are responsible for knowing where “We were bream fishing and it started to rain, so we an accurate measuring device, no guessing. You can’t all those boundaries are. The sanctuary overlapping take egg-bearing females of any size. No grabbing tool Biscayne National Park is illustrated here: SEE PHILANTHROPY | PAGE 4 2 August 2013 Waterfront Times

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WATERFRONTTIMES.COM Waterfront Times August 2013 3 Filling the bucket list with more than summer rain ARNOLD MARKOWITZ Nonetheless, as a compulsive literalist he has a Waterfront Times Columnist charming tendency to act unthoughtfully. I’m thinking of the time he decided to start a bucket list. Excessive par- My fishing buddy Kastor ticipation in online fishing forums led him to believe that is ditzy with cabin fever. He FISHING everyone younger than he keeps such a list. presses his face against the If he had one, he thought, it would make him seem window glass and recites Someone else was driving, I said, directing his atten- younger, so he hurried to a big store where buckets are “Rain, rain, go away. Come tion back to the video where Huff was tying his knot, a sold. He took out a notebook and began listing them, the again another day.” five-turn surgeon’s loop. way bird watchers list all the birds they see. Good thing No, he isn’t crazy. It’s It’s harder than it looks. A two-turn surgeon’s is for Kastor there aren’t as many buckets as birds. just that he’s tried everything easy, but five turns want to roll over on each other Before leaving to inspect bait buckets at a tackle else and he’s afraid to fish in and bunch up as the loop is shortened and the knot store, he veered onto one of his tangents and called me thunderstorms. pulled tight. on the phone. “What’s the difference between a bucket Kastor has slid, or rather lurched, into that age Kastor’s desk was cluttered with failed attempts. and a pail?” he asked, and “If everyone needs a bucket bracket where a fellow feels like he’d better hurry up and When he got up to let the dog in, I tried it myself and list, why am I the only one taking notes here?” do important fishing things that he’s read and heard a lot couldn’t do any better. So what, right? I explained that a bucket list is only a figure of about but hasn’t gotten around to. Right, but I could identify with my friend’s persist- speech. He already has one inside his head. It contains Without permission, rainouts waste the time he ence. Even though he already knows several loop knots that stuff we mentioned earlier, things he wants to do needs for what he wants to do. That gives him yips and and uses only two, once he found this one his pride com- before he can’t do them any longer. twitches, and makes him remember nursery rhymes. No pelled him to get it right. Of course I have such a list. It’s a lot like his, sense quoting Scarlett O’Hara to him. So what if tomor- He may never use that knot, but the reason mustn’t overweighted with fishing wishes we can’t afford. row’s another day, unless it quits raining? be that he ties it badly. Like him, I too digress inappro- Fishing for salmon and trout in Siberia is on both Kastor’s in more of a hurry now than when he was priately. Unlike him, I can stop myself. our lists. No, we probably won’t go together because younger and thought he had all the time in the world, If I let him write this he’d waste time delving into that’s near the top of his list and the bottom of mine. I’m including time for pointless intellectual tangents. the origins of “Rain, rain, go away” before the next not as unrealistic as Kastor. “Exactly how much time in the world is there?” paragraph. If you go to Siberia, I told him, the Russians will beg he would wonder aloud. “If I have all of it, what’s left Next he’d make up a story about Huff quitting med- you to take them home with you. They’ve all heard how for you?” ical school after learning the surgeon’s knot — all he real- they can do fishing year-around in Florida. Kastor’s still like that, only now his tangents are ly needed — while being stitched up for a shark bite. Tell them about I-95, Hialeah, palmetto bugs and jet- more pointful than pointless. We’d run out of space before getting to the point of the ski jackasses, I said, so they’ll think it’s not as good as I caught up with him today at his computer, where story, or even figuring out what the point is. they thought. he was supposed to be working on a consultation for his I have alluded vaguely to Kastor’s age because it’s in “You are too practical,” Kastor said. “Allow yourself best client, the Huchlein & Czinker firm. With mind adrift, a range where people who know only that about him to dream.” he had toggled away to another screen that lured him into may suppose he’s a doddering geezer and, worse yet, to I dream that you’ll buy my old boat so I can pay for watching a fishing video featuring Steve Huff. The famous treat him as if he is. If you know what that’s like, you a new one, I replied. saltwater fly-fishing guide was demonstrating a loop knot don’t like it either. 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WATERFRONTTIMES.COM 444 August 2013 Waterfront Times Philanthropy doesn’t need to be spectacular to count PHILANTHROPY FROM PAGE 1 Everglades Superintendent Dan Kimball. pays attention to Florida’s great outdoors either meets The area is marked by signs at the end of the nor- him at events, sees him on television or reads and listens cranked up and the kids huddled under a tarp in the front mal northern boundary of Jimmy’s Lake and three buoys to announcements he makes as the FWC’s public infor- of the boat,” Smith told investigators. “The sturgeon just at the end of the idle-speed extension area. mation officer for southeast Florida. came out of nowhere, and I yelled and tried to cut the This year the extension went into effect on July 15 Pino has been doing that and more for 10 years. motor but it was too late. and is designated to continue to the end of October. Now his peers in the Florida Law Enforcement Public “I’ve fished the river before but I never even thought Kimball makes a point of citing it as a good example of Information Officers Association have named him PIO of that a sturgeon might jump and hurt you. That’s just what he calls “adaptive management,” or making rules the year. The association’s members work in local, state something you don’t ever expect to experience,” he said. flexible when conditions favor it. and federal law enforcement and public safety agencies Accidents like that are most common on the Unpopular plans for future management include throughout the state. Suwanee River, but other north Florida streams going to pole and troll zones in many other parts of Florida Bay. Other than acting as FWC’s regional spokesman for the Gulf of Mexico are not exempt. The Choctawhatchee Kimball hopes the same kind of flexibility will make the news inquiries in English and Spanish, Pino works on supports an estimated 3,400 sturgeon — about a third as plan acceptable to the fishing public. boating safety campaigns, coordinates officers’ appear- many as the Suwanee. By the end of summer, most stur- ances at boat show booths, promotes and attends exotic geon swim back to the Gulf for the winter. Glass dome replacement pet amnesty days, coordinates outreach events, gets What can boaters do to protect themselves? Not The glass dome is gone from Biscayne National involved in alligator incidents and even serves as FWC’s much, biologists say, other than slowing down, Park’s iconic Boca Chita Key lighthouse — a startling recruiting officer for his region. watching out and wearing a life jacket. You can learn sight to behold. Before joining FWC in 2003, he worked 11 years as much more about Gulf sturgeon online here: In Miami, you could start a believable rumor that it a City of Miami policeman. He served as a gang and rob- http://myfwc.com/research/saltwater/sturgeon/living. was stolen. Then you could raise a fortune in reward bery detective before finding his niche as public informa- money and disappear with it (also believable in Miami) tion officer. Higher water levels before anyone learned what really happened to the dome: Access from Tin Can Channel to the sometimes The National Park Service had it removed because it Helping veterans superb flats fishing in Snake Bight is easier again this had fallen into disrepair. Glass panels were broken. Wind Giving back: Veterans Ocean Adventures, whose summer, thanks to higher water levels in Jimmy’s Lake. and rain were blowing through. A restoration with hurri- mission is to help military veterans experience the heal- Snake Bight is a 9,400- acre area of Florida Bay, east cane-proof glass is being performed in Miami by contrac- ing power of water, just got a little gift that will go a long of the Flamingo boat ramp in Everglades National Park. tor Team Henry Enterprises. way. It’s a donation of a dozen new life vests from Chuck Since 2011, the bight has been a designated pole and troll They’ve repaired the stairway, but you can’t go Fitzgerald’s Sailorman marine chandlery in Fort zone, with combustion engines forbidden. inside again until the rest of the job is done. There will Lauderdale. It means you can cruise just off the edges with your be new vents and fresh paint too. They’re trying to finish VOA, based in Miami and led by Capt. Branson outboard at idle speed and cast your line over the flat. To by the end of August, said Matthew R. Johnson, chief of Rector, works with Shake-A-Leg Miami and the VA take the boat past the edge, you have to trim the engine interpretive services at Biscayne. Medical Center to involve vets in sailing, kayaking, div- up and either drift across the flat, pole it or use an elec- The lighthouse was built in 1938 when Boca Chita ing, other water sports and reintegration to civilian life. It tric trolling motor. Key was owned by industrialist Mark Honeywell, who begins with an introduction to watersports, then leads to Jimmy’s Lake is not really a lake but the name of a ran it as a private club. Although it resembles a light- open ocean sailing and other activities. deepwater north-south notch in the south side of the flat, house, it’s really an observation tower with a super view Sailorman’s donation shows that philanthropy does- right off Tin Can Channel. It lets you drive your outboard of the national park, surrounding waters and the skylines n’t have to be spectacular or run through national organ- — idle speed, remember — from the channel almost a of Key Biscayne and Miami. izations in order to be effective. Small-scale gifts like a mile into the flat before you have to raise the engine. The dozen life vests add up to big differences for small local notch is 1,000 feet wide. Public information officer of the year organizations, and their gratitude is personal. Summer’s higher water enables an extra quarter- Not many lawbreakers encounter state Fish and “He donated 12 to us and then we purchased an mile of length, subject to seasonal approval by Wildlife officer Jorge Pino, but almost everyone else who additional 12 at cost,” Rector said.

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WATERFRONTTIMES.COM Waterfront Times August 2013 5 Legal tales about pirates trying to protect whales MARK ERCOLIN The chief judge further criticized the lower court’s Waterfront Times Columnist interpretation that Sea Shepherd’s acts weren’t violent since they didn’t directly attack people: While sailing in the “The projectiles directly [used by Sea Shepherd] Southern Sea off the coast of ADMIRALTY LAW endanger Cetacean’s crew, as the district court itself Antarctica, a commercial ves- recognized. And damaging Cetacean’s ships could sel is approached by a 500- Research filed suit in the federal district court in the cause them to sink or become stranded in glacier- ton ship flying a variation of western district of Washington, asking for an injunction filled, Antarctic waters, jeopardizing the safety of the old “Jolly Roger” flag. against the activities of Sea Shepherd. They cited the the crew.” The approaching ship Alien Tort Statute, asserting that Sea Shepherd was act- He then went on to say that Sea Shepherd was attacks with smoke bombs, ing as pirates as defined by the United Nations indeed acting piratically: flares and rockets with Convention on the Law of the Sea and the High Seas “The activities that Cetacean alleges Sea Shepherd attached hooks. They aim Convention, which states that piracy includes: “... illegal has engaged in are clear instances of violent acts for pri- high beam lasers into the crew’s eyes and cast bottles acts of violence or detention, or any act of depredation, vate ends, the very embodiment of piracy. The district of acid on the vessel’s equipment. Metal-reinforced committed for private ends by the crew or the passen- court erred in dismissing Cetacean’s piracy claims.” lines are thrown into the water to foul the propellers gers of a private ship … and directed … on the high As for the alleged Australian injunction against and disable the vessel. Visible on the attacking ship’s seas, against another ship … or against persons or prop- the whalers, the appellate court noted that no other side are the names and national flags of vessels that erty on board such ship.” country recognizes Australia’s sovereignty over the they’ve previously sunk, rammed and disabled. The lower district court denied and dismissed the waters claimed in the injunction, and further You might assume that the attacking ship is a band Institute’s request for an injunction, stating that Sea observed that in any event such an injunction would- of pirates. But what if the commercial vessel is a whal- Shepherd was not working toward a “private end,” no n’t give Sea Shepherd the right to act against the ing ship and the attacking vessel has a crew proclaim- person was harmed in these attacks, and that an Institute or its ships. ing themselves to be environmentalists? Australian court had enjoined the Institute from whaling Since the granting of the Institute’s request for Perhaps some legal background might be helpful: in certain waters claimed by the country of Australia. injunctive relief came down in February, it seems that Modern whaling ships are subject to the International This initial ruling was soon completely reversed by Sea Shepherd has chosen to ignore it and continues to Convention for the Regulation of Whaling, of which the ninth appellate federal circuit court, which not only attack whaling vessels. the United States is among its signatories. It not only allowed for a preliminary injunction against Sea Despite what any whale might think, internation- allows a certain number of whales to be taken each Shepherd, but also in a very strongly worded opinion al law considers pirates to be hostis humani generis year, but the present American administration has even by Chief Judge Kozinski stated the following: (enemies of mankind). Under this doctrine, any coun- agreed recently to increase the annual harvesting num- “You don’t need a peg leg or an eye patch. When try’s navy or similar government entity, or even a pri- bers allowed. you ram ships; hurl glass containers of acid; drag vateer, has the authority to deal with pirates as they The Institute For Cetacean Research is a Japanese metal-reinforced ropes in the water to damage pro- wish — even if they or their interests are not directly firm that operates several commercial ships that take pellers and rudders; launch smoke bombs and flares attacked by them. whales in the Antarctic under the quotas allotted by the with hooks; and point high-powered lasers at other It’s something that should give Sea Shepherd a Convention. In the past, its vessels have been attacked ships, you are, without a doubt, a pirate, no matter moment of pause — particularly since they’re still in the above-described manner by ships operated by an how high-minded you believe your purpose to be.” using the Jolly Roger as their flag of choice! environmental organization called Sea Shepherd, The chief judge went on to note that “private ends” Mark Ercolin is a maritime attorney based in whose main offices are in the state of Washington. do not necessarily require personal enrichment, and stat- Fort Lauderdale. The information offered in this col- In response, last year the Institute For Cetacean ed that other courts have determined that the acts of umn is summary in nature and should not be environmental groups can be considered a private end. applied to specific cases or situations.

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WATERFRONTTIMES.COM 6 August 2013 Waterfront Times A Croatian island is poised to gain in popularity CHARLY WILDER ● The New York Times The town of Hvar on the island of the same name. Hvar, an island in the Adriatic Sea off Croatia’s Photo | Filip Horvat for The New York Times Dalmatian coast, is in many ways a contradiction. As a visitor, you might wake up and hike across brambly hill- sides to a medieval ghost town, and by sundown be drinking infused cocktails while dancing to techno music. It’s an island where opulent hotels continue to sprout up across the coastline, but the equivalent of $30 can still get you a room in the house of a local grandmother. When I was there last summer, I watched as a barefoot boy, about 10, ran into a restaurant with two huge fish he’d just caught being greeted with shouts of “Opa!” (Croatian for “Wow!”) from the staff and din- ers. I saw three British girls in designer turbans, dark lipstick and gladiator sandals dancing on a bar ringed in flames. I visited a secluded artists’ colony and ate lobster behind a velvet rope. Perhaps most paradoxically, Hvar (pronounced hwahr) has been a popular resort destination for over a century, and yet it seems permanently perched on the cusp of the-next-big-thing status. Beyoncé, Prince Harry and Tom Cruise have been among its recent vis- itors, and last year Time Out Croatia ran a cover article headlined “The Rise of Hvar.” Now that Croatia is a member of the European Union, Hvar is poised to gain even greater popularity. Part of the appeal is environmental: Hvar has a mild Mediterranean climate and excellent beaches of pebble, smooth sun-bleached stone or white sand. The front, offers a quietly timeworn counterpoint to the island is certainly one of the sunniest spots in Europe, hubbub of Hvar Town. with more than 2,720 hours of sunlight in an average We stopped in at the Dominican Monastery to see year (Paris, by comparison, gets about 1,800). its stunning Tintoretto Pietà before heading to Tvrdalj Central to the Adriatic sailing routes, Hvar became WAYPOINTS Castle, the 16th-century summer residence of Petar a Venetian fortress island in the 16th century, and its Hektorovic, a local noble and poet. This well-preserved largest town, also called Hvar, has pearly white lime- decamped with my posip to the stone steps next to structure, which includes a vaulted seawater fish pool stone porticos to prove it. It’s there, in the marble mari- the entrance, where I met a group of Slovene artists and a courtyard, still bears the lyrical mark of its na, that yachts converge, pulling in at high tide and who have been coming to Hvar every summer since Renaissance-era proprietor with carved Latin inscrip- unloading their tipsy, suntanned cargo, who saunter the Yugoslav era, when the free-spirited younger gen- tions like “Alas the days flow by like waves and do not across the main piazza and disappear into cobblestone eration helped give the island the cultural life that still return” and aptly, just above the lavatory, “Know what alleyways. thrives in its many galleries, artist colonies and musi- thou art, then why art thy proud?” On my first night on the island, I made my way cal associations. The next day, my American friend Rachel arrived down one of these alleyways to Konoba Luviji, a two- The next day the Slovenes picked me up at the on the island, and we decided to set out for one of story tavern and winery tucked behind the harbor, and we drove north across the island, past Hvar’s many secluded coves, Mekicevica, which is bet- Renaissance-style St. Stephen’s Cathedral at the east rolling, pine-ridged hillsides covered in olive groves, ter known by the name of the konoba, or tavern, that end of the main square. Luviji is owned by the vineyards and silvery-purple lavender fields that have is its sole occupant: Robinson. Bracanovic family, which has been making wine for long been the country’s main source for the flowering You can get there only by foot or sea — either generations, and its (a crisp white, native to Dalmatia) herb. At the edge of Stari Grad, the island’s older, the water taxi that makes stops along the shore or is considered one of the country’s best. 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WATERFRONTTIMES.COM 8 August 2013 Waterfront Times Island’s secluded cove accessible only by foot or sea DALMATIAN COAST | FROM PAGE 6 ther of us had ever operated a watercraft bigger than an inner tube, we flashed an American driver’s license, handed over 500 kuna (about $85, at 5.8 kuna to the dollar) to a local boy no older than 11 and watched as he fueled up our own personal speedboat. He spoke to us just once: after inadver- tently dousing the entire hull with gasoline, he looked up and said, “No smoking.” Once we’d made our way to Robinson, a sun- swept hideaway overlooking the cove, we placed our order and, in true Dalmatian style, took a swim while our food cooked. Fifteen minutes later we were digging into Crusoe’s Pot, the konoba’s version of a Hvarska classic, the gregada, a garlicky white wine stew of fresh seafood — usually some mix of cod, sea bass, shrimp, mullet and scorpion fish — and potatoes. We made it back to the harbor just as the sun began to set. The sky bloomed orange and magenta, and competing techno beats from idling yachts min- gled into a constant soupy pulse as Hvar transformed into its other incarnation as a glitzed-out sundowner bacchanalia. The heart of the party is usually Carpe Diem, a decadent open-air club that started the recent V.I.P. surge when it opened in 1999 on the east end of the marina. There, flashy couples luxuriate on low wicker Photo | Filip Horvat for The New York Times sofas sipping kir royals, while louche debutantes in Walking past St. Stephen’s Cathedral in the town of Hvar. Missoni bikinis dance on the marble ledges of the raised Venetian loggia to a garrulous mix of pop and Euro house. The air is tinged with salt, sage and laven- and we stood surrounded by crumbling stone ruins der — and not even a whiff of austerity. and darkened forest. We could hear the flutter of large Farther west up the coast, Hula-Hula Hvar takes a birds and something not dissimilar to howling. more laid-back (as well as knees-up) approach. More Noticing a pale artificial light around a corner, we fol- Ibiza than St. Tropez, it’s the sundowner spot of lowed it, up a flight of stone steps and through the hol- choice for members of the easyJet set, who grind lowed foundations of a long-ruined house, until we spring-break style to minimal techno on the shorefront heard voices and finally reached the hilltop terrace of dance floor and make out on sea-facing teakwood sun Stori Komin. beds scattered across the rocks. We found an empty The owner, a wiry middle-aged man named Berti sun bed and spent the evening watching the euphori- Tudor, explained that there was no menu. We’ll eat cally Facebook-documented beginnings of more than a what he brings us, he said. And if we want fresh fish, few one-night stands. he added, grinning roguishly, we’re out of luck: “For I had several great meals in Hvar, but I didn’t fish, you have to call me in the morning.” Instead, we want to leave without visiting Stori Komin, a konoba got a huge platter of lamb, steak and potatoes, sardines in the abandoned medieval village Malo Grablje, sur- in homemade oil and vinegar and a perfect salad of rounded by rugged cliffs about two miles inland from arugula, tomatoes, cucumber and peppers - all picked the town Milna. fresh that day and brought to our table by Berti’s two Once I had been convinced that the way was young daughters. unbikeable and extremely difficult to hike, we hired a We stayed late drinking wine and trading stories. taxi. Any suspicions I had that the driver was ripping Berti told us that Malo Grablje dates to the 15th centu- Photo | Filip Horvat for The New York Times us off with his $25 fare were put quickly to rest once ry. The village was abandoned in the 1950s when a An action shot on a boat arriving in Hvar from Split, on the we were off-roading through thick brush in near-pitch pest called phylloxera devastated the vineyards and mainland. blackness. Before we could protest, he had pulled off, other agriculture of the area, driving the residents, Berti’s family included, to Milna in search of work. Berti returned seven years ago to open Stori Komin in his family’s old house. “Everyone thought I was crazy when I came back here,” he said, before taking us into WATERMAKERS, INC. the kitchen to try his family’s special homemade dessert wine. Fresh Water, Any Time, Any Ocean When we tried to call a taxi, Berti insisted on driv- ing us back to Hvar Town himself. We trekked through woods to his jeep, and he drove us back toward the • 25+ years marine & land experience sea. 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It’s increasingly difficult to find low-budget accommodation in Hvar Town, but there is still a handful of places like Masa Guesthouse (Ive Roica 73; 385-21-741-731; no Web site), which offers modest but comfortable rooms with sea-view bal- conies from $40 a night. Where to eat, drink: SALES • SERVICE • PARTS Konoba Luviji, Jurja Novaka 6; (385-91) 3741-646. Robinson, Mekicevica; (385-91) 3835-160. Call: (888) 34-FRESH Carpe Diem, Riva; (385-21) 742-369. 2233 S. Andrews Ave. Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316 Hula-Hula Hvar, (385-92) 123-8730. [email protected] | www.watermakers.com | p: (954) 467-8920 | f: (954) 522-3248 Stori Komin, Malo Grablje; (385-91) 527-640

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Five Pepper Salmon pairs perfectly with GALLEY grilled corn succotash.

Family Features — You can turn your grill into a backyard smoker by adding wood chips to impart flavor- ful depth to meats, seafood and vegetables. Pairing the right spice with the right wood quickly turns an ordinary cookout into an extraordinarily tasty feast. “When you combine different spices and season- ings with various types of wood, you can add distinc- tive layers of flavor to all kinds of grilled foods,” said Kevan Vetter, a chef with McCormick. “If you’re grilling fish – like salmon, for example – a great way to give the meal a unique, smoky flavor is to use pecan or mesquite wood chips.” She also advises adding a com- plementary seasoning. Serve up this spicy, smoky recipe for Five Pepper Salmon, which pairs perfectly with a grilled corn succotash. For more smoke and spice pairings and tips to turn your gas or charcoal grill into a smoker, visit www.grillingflavorforecast.com. To connect with other grilling enthusiasts, join The Grillerhood at www.facebook.com/GrillMates. Five Pepper Salmon Prep Time: 10 minutes Cook Time: 14 minutes Makes: 6 servings 1 cup pecan or mesquite wood chips there are many ways to make traditional toppings unique Mix mustard and Seasoning in small bowl until well 4 teaspoons McCormick Grill Mates Fiery 5 Pepper and memorable. blended. Cover and refrigerate until ready to serve. Seasoning “It’s as easy as adding herbs and spices to store- 4 teaspoons firmly packed light brown sugar bought mayonnaise to create a lemony herb mayo Cajun Spiced Ketchup 1-1/2 pounds of salmon fillets upgrading a grilled chicken sandwich,” said Chef Kevan Servings: 16 Olive oil Vetter of McCormick. “Or, combine Dijon mustard with 1 cup ketchup Grill Mates Worcestershire Pub Burger Seasoning for a 1 tablespoon Cajun seasoning Soak wood chips in enough water to cover for 1 bold spread that’s perfect on grilled hot dogs, bratwurst Mix ketchup and seasoning in small bowl until well hour. Drain wood chips and fill smoker box with wet or other sausages.” blended. Cover and refrigerate until ready to serve. wood chips. Place smoker box under grill rack on one side of grill. Close lid. Heat grill on high heat about 10 Lemony Herb Mayonnaise Smokehouse Burger minutes until smoke appears from chips. Reduce heat to Servings: 8 Prep Time: 15 minutes. Cook Time: 40 minutes. medium. 1/2 cup mayonnaise Makes: 4 servings Mix seasoning and sugar in small bowl. Brush 1 teaspoon dried oregano leaves 8 slices bacon salmon lightly with oil. Rub generously with seasoning 1/2 teaspoon fried basil Leaves 2 tablespoons chipotle pepper sauce mixture. 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice 1/2 pound ground beef Place salmon on grill. Close lid. Grill salmon 6 to 7 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder minutes per side or until fish flakes easily with a fork. 1 teaspoon salt Mix all ingredients in small bowl until well blended. Cover 1/2 teaspoon pepper Personalize Backyard Grilling and refrigerate until ready to serve. 1 tablespoon Tabasco Original Red Sauce with DIY Condiments 4 ounces cheddar cheese Worcestershire Pub Mustard 4 hamburger rolls Simple do-it-yourself condiments vye away from tra- Servings: 8 diontal burger, hot dog and sausage toppers. They take 1/2 cup Dijon mustard Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Place bacon slices on minutes to make and can be tailored to create custom fla- 1 teaspoon McCormick Worcestershire Pub Burger rack positioned over baking pan and brush generously vors that will impress family and friends. From Worcestershire Pub Mustard to Cajun Spiced Ketchup, Seasoning. SEE GALLEY | PAGE 15

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Free dockage at Sands Harbor Marina. 1900 SE 15th St., ICW, Fort Lauderdale, Rendezvous Takes boats up to 100 feet, 4-foot draft Downtowner Saloon Waterfront Bar & Grill low tide. Average dinner price: $25. 954- 363-foot dock, 12-foot draft. $40 per 10 S. New River Drive East; east of the person average upstairs restaurant, Located in Marina Bay, 2525 Marina 941-2499. www.theriversidegrille.com. Andrews Avenue bridge, Fort Lauderdale. Bay Drive West, Fort Lauderdale, 7- $20 downstairs. 954-763-2777; City docks available on a first serve basis; Two Georges at the Cove www.15streetfisheries.com. foot draft. Average dinner price: $20. 1754 SE 3rd Court, Deerfield Beach, 7-foot draft; takes boats up to 70 feet. 954-797-0054, ext. 580. Bahia Cabana Average lunch price: $9, average dinner Hillsboro Boulevard and the ICW; 270- 3001 Harbor Drive, Fort Lauderdale, ICW, price: $15. 954-463-9800. foot dock, 7-foot draft low tide. Average 10 slips, takes boats up to 45 feet, 6-foot Rivals Waterfront Sports Grille lunch price: $12.99, average dinner price: GG’s Waterfront Bar and Grill 3460 S. Ocean Drive, Hollywood, at $25. 954-427 9747. draft low tide. Lunch and dinner average 606 N. Ocean Drive, Hollywood, ICW. price: $15. 954-524-1555. Diplomat Landings, 14 slips; 7-foot draft Can accommodate up to 200-foot boats low tide. Average dinner price: $20. Billy’s Stone Crab Market & on a 1,000-foot dock. Average lunch 954-602-8760. Dade County Seafood Restaurant price: $20, Average dinner price, $35, Monty’s 400 N. Ocean Drive, Hollywood; ICW; Rustic Inn Crab House 954-929-7030. 2250 S. Bayshore Drive, Coconut Grove. 150-foot dock, 6-foot draft low tide. 4331 Ravenswood Road, Dania Beach on Texas Hold ’em BBQ Takes boats up to 90 feet, 4-foot draft Average dinner price: $30. 954-923-2300. the Dania Cut-off Canal. Five slips avail- 2528 N. Federal Highway. Fort able. Average lunch price: $15, average low tide. 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Accommodates about 15 boats www.shooterscafe.com. and dinner: $15. 305-866-1570, dock, 3-foot draft low tide, 5-foot draft about 30-feet long, rafting. Average din- http://shuckersbarandgrill.com. high tide. Average dinner price: $30. ner price: $15-$40. 954-783-9499. 954-941-0418. Jimbo’s Sandbar Chart House 6200 N. Ocean Drive, Hollywood. 200- Did we miss your favorite restaurant? To be included in our next Dining Dockage, 3000 NE 32nd Ave., Fort Lauderdale, ICW, foot dock, accommodates boats up to 300-foot dock, 10-foot draft. $15 average 35-feet long. Average lunch price: $12, email info by the 15th of the month to [email protected] lunch price, $30 dinner. 954-561-4800; average dinner price: $25. 954-927-9560; www.chart-house.com. www.jimbossandbar.com. China Grill Las Olas Riverfront 1881 SE 17th St., Fort Lauderdale. About 300 SW First Ave., Fort Lauderdale.

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Single Gourmet: 7 p.m. Friday dinner and dances at local upscale restaurants for singles. 954-723-9608. 10, Saturday Hillsboro Lighthouse Preservation Society: 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. EVENTS CALENDAR tours of the Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse grounds with the boat leaving from Sands Harbor Hotel dock, 125 N. Riverside Drive, Pompano Nature Center, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 per class Beach. Cost: $25 non-HLPS members. 954-782-3313 or 954-942-2102 . 1, Thursday or 10 classes for $80. 954-791-1030. Mounting Orchids: 10 a.m. to noon at Bonnet House, 900 N. Birch Bull Miami Sport Fishing Club: 8 p.m. meeting the first and third Road, Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $35 per person. 954-703-2606. Thursday of the month at 1711 W. 38th Place, unit 1104, Hialeah. 305- 6, Tuesday Support Group: 2 p.m. meeting for families and friends of people 885-1666. Miami Beach Rowers Meetup: 7 p.m. at Miami Beach Watersport with mental illness on the second and fourth Saturday of the month Miami Kayaking Meetup, 6 p.m. at Matheson Hammock Park, 9610 Center, 6500 Indian Creek Drive, Miami Beach. at Memorial Hospital Outpatient building, 3300 N. 29th Ave., Old Cutler Road, Miami. 786-338-8067; www.meetup.com/Miami-Beach-Rowers-Meet-Up/events. Hollywood. 954-566-2422. www.meetup/miami-kayak-club. Girls of East Fort Lauderdale: 7-8:15 p.m. meetup at Zona Fresca, Miami Beach Rowers: 7 p.m. at Miami Beach Watersport Center, 1635 N. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. 11, Sunday 6500 Indian Creek Drive, Miami Beach. www.meetup.com/GirlsofEastFortLauderdale/events. South Florida Beach Divers: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Dania Beach pier, www.meetup.com/Miami-Beach-Rowers-Meet-Up/events. Fort Lauderdale Yoga Club: 6:30 p.m. at 1 N. Fort Lauderdale Beach 300 N. Beach Road, Dania Beach. Free. Yoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Secret Woods Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $7 non-members, $5 members. 877-874- www.meetup.com/BeachDivers/events. Nature Center, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 per class 2272; www.meetup.com/fortlauderdaleyogaclub. Girls of East Fort Lauderdale: 1 p.m. meetup at Kaluz Waterfront or 10 classes for $80. 954-791-1030. 50 Plus Singles Mingle: 7 p.m., every first Tuesday of the month, at Grill, 275 Commercial Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Spanish River Library, 1501 NW Spanish River Blvd., Boca Raton. Cost: www.meetup.com/GirlsofEastFortLauderdale/events. 2, Friday $3. 561-361-9091. Seven Seas Cruising Association: 8 a.m. breakfast for International Gold Coast Divers: 6-10 p.m. rescue course at Gold Coast Diving, group of cruising sailors, at Egg & You Diner, 2621 N. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $200. 954-616-5909; 7, Wednesday Fort Lauderdale. Public welcome. 954-771-5660; www.ssca.org. www.meetup.com/goldcoastscuba/events. Wednesday Night Paddle, 7-10:30 p.m. kayaking class at Las Olas Gourmet Market: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1201 E. Las Olas First Fridays: 5-11 p.m. block party at America’s Backyard, 100 block George English Park, 1101 Bayview Drive, Fort Lauderdale. Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Free. 954-258-8382. of Southwest Third Ave., Fort Lauderdale. No cost. 954-449-1028. www.meetup.com/kayaking. Hollywood Nights: 8 p.m. to midnight live entertainment the first Blazing Paddles – Dragon Boating Practice: 12, Monday and third Friday of the month along 20th Avenue and Hollywood 7 p.m. at Holland Park, 801 Johnson, Hollywood. Blazing Paddles Dragon Boat Racing: 7 p.m. weekly Saturday Boulevard, downtown Hollywood. No cost. 954-921-3016. www.meetup.com/dragon-boat-fort-lauderdale-hollywood/events. meetups at the boat ramp at Holland Park, 801 Johnson St., Broadwalk Friday Fest: 7-9 p.m. at Hollywood Beach Theater, on Support Group: 7 p.m. meeting for families and friends of people Hollywood. No cost. 954 232-7434; Johnson Street and the Broadwalk, Hollywood. Free. 954-921-3404. with mental illness the first and third Wednesday at Soref Jewish www.meetup.com/dragon-boat-fort-lauderdale-hollywood/events. Funtastic Fridays for Kids: 5-9 p.m. first Friday of the month at Community Center, 6501 W. Sunrise Blvd., Plantation. 954-472-8241. South Florida Kayaking: 7 p.m. night paddle at George English Park, ArtsPark, 1 Young Circle, Hollywood. 954-924-2980; South Florida Women Divers: 6 p.m. dinner followed by a 7 p.m. 1101 Bayview Drive, Fort Lauderdale. www.meetup.com/kayaking-130. www.DowntownHollywood.com. meeting at Pioneer Park Annex, 249 NE Fifth Ave., Deerfield Beach. Food Truck Invasion: 5:30-9:30 p.m. Mondays, choice of 15 food 561-638-8487; www.sfwd.net. trucks at ArtsPark at 1 Young Circle, Hollywood. 954-921-3500. 3, Saturday Yoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Secret Woods About Boating Safely Course: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., sponsored by the 8, Thursday Nature Center, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 per class U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary at Mcvey House, 601 Seabreeze Blvd., Fort Fort Lauderdale Boat Club: 8 p.m. meeting the second Thursday or 10 classes for $80. 954-791-1030. Lauderdale. Cost: $50. 954-463-0034 or 954-895-9776. of the month at local restaurants. 954-782-4968 or 954-920-9597. About Boating Safely Course: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., sponsored by the Après Plongee Dive Club: 7:30 p.m. meeting the second Thursday 13, Tuesday U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary at Dixon Ahl Recreation Center, of the month at Lighthouse Dive Center, 2507 N. Ocean Blvd., Broward Boating Club: 8 p.m., meets the second Tuesday of the 2200 NE 38th St., Lighthouse Point. Cost: $45. 954-557-0582. Pompano Beach. 954-782-1100. month at American Legion Post 304, 41 NE First Court, Dania Beach. Saturday Nite Alive: 7-11 p.m. music, arts and crafts at State Road Miami Beach Rowers Meetup: 7 p.m. at Miami Beach Watersport 954-316-0236. A1A and Las Olas Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale. 954-564-8300. Center, 6500 Indian Creek Drive, Miami Beach. Miami Beach Rowers Meetup: 7 p.m. at Miami Beach Watersport Blazing Paddles Dragon Boat Racing: 9 a.m. weekly Saturday www.meetup.com/Miami-Beach-Rowers-Meet-U. Center, 6500 Indian Creek Drive, Miami Beach. meetups at the boat ramp at Holland Park, 801 Johnson St., West Palm Beach Sailing Club: www.meetup.com/Miami-Beach-Rowers-Meet-Up/events. Hollywood. No cost. 954 232-7434; 7 p.m. at the Key Lime House, 300 E. Ocean Ave., Lantana. Gulfstream Sailing Club: 7:30 meeting the second Tuesday of the www.meetup.com/dragon-boat-fort-lauderdale-hollywood. www.meetup.com/The-West-Palm-Beach-Sailing-Meetup-Group. month at Lauderdale Isle Yacht & Tennis Club, 2637 Whale Harbor Sailing Singles of South Florida: 7 p.m. meeting at various Fort Lane, Fort Lauderdale. www.gulfstreamsailingclub.org. 4, Sunday Lauderdale locations. 954-462-4575; www.sailingsingles.org. Full Moon Kayak Tour: 7:30-10 p.m., for ages 14 to adult, at Holland River Ghost Tours: 7:30 p.m. departure from Stranahan House, 335 Meet the Maker Wine Reception: 6:30-8 p.m. at Ocean2000, Park, 801 Johnson St., Hollywood. Cost: $35. 954-967-4644 or SE Sixth Ave., Fort Lauderdale. Includes tour and boat ride on the 2000 N. Ocean Blvd.., Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $60 per person. 954- 954-328-5231. New River. Cost: $25 per person. 954-524-4736. 556-7667; www.pelicanbeach.com/ocean2000-winemaker.aspx. Yoga Class: 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at Esplanade Park, 400 Seven Seas Cruising Association: 8 a.m. breakfast for International Yoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Secret Woods SW Second St., Fort Lauderdale. 954-732-0517 or 954-468-1541. group of cruising sailors, Egg & You Diner, 2621 N. Federal Highway, Nature Center, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 per class Fort Lauderdale. Public welcome. 954-771-5660; www.ssca.org. or 10 classes for $80. 954-791-1030. 14, Wednesday Las Olas Gourmet Market: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1201 E. Las Olas Seabird Yacht Club: 6:30 p.m. social hour and dinner meeting the Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Free. 954-258-8382. 9, Friday second Wednesday of the month at various locations. 561-274-3888. Summer Social Cruise: 6:30 p.m. boarding time aboard South Florida Kayaking: 6:30 p.m. night paddle at George English 5, Monday Anticipation Yacht IV, at North New River Drive, east of Huizenga Park, 1101 Bayview Drive, Fort Lauderdale. Stamina and Speed Builder, 7-10 p.m. kayaking class at George Plaza, Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $55 per person or $100 per couple. 954- www.meetup.com/kayaking-130. English Park, 1101 Bayview Drive, Fort Lauderdale. 468-1541; www.goriverwalk.com. South Florida Fishing Club: 6:30 p.m. dinner at Tony Romas, 18050 www.meetup.com/kayaking-130/events. Gold Coast Scuba Divers: 6 p.m. 954-616-5909; Collins Ave., Sunny Isles Beach, followed by 7:30 p.m. meeting. Food Truck Invasion: 5:30-9:30 p.m. Mondays, choice of 15 food www.meetup.com/goldcoastscuba/events. Reservations required. 305-725-7250. trucks at ArtsPark at 1 Young Circle, Hollywood. 954-921-3500. Broadwalk Friday Fest: 7-9 p.m. at Hollywood Beach Theater, on Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing: 6-8:30 p.m. dinner meeting at VFW Hall, Yoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Secret Woods Johnson Street and the Broadwalk, Hollywood. Free. 954-921-3404. 350 SW 25th St., Fort Lauderdale. 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Miami Beach Rowers Meetup: 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Miami Beach Las Olas Gourmet Market: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1201 E. Las Olas Watersport Center, 6500 Indian Creek Drive, Miami Beach. Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Free. 954-258-8382. www.meetup.com/Miami-Beach-Rowers-Meet-U. 26, Monday EVENTS CALENDAR 21, Wednesday Food Truck Invasion: 5:30-9:30 p.m. Mondays, choice of 15 food Miami Marine Council: noon to 1:30 p.m. at Rusty Pelican trucks at ArtsPark at 1 Young Circle, Hollywood. 954-921-3500. CALENDAR | FROM PAGE 12 Restaurant, 3201 Rickenbacker Causeway, Key Biscayne. Yoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Secret Woods Cost: $25 members, $30 non-members. 954-523-1004; Nature Center, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 per class Art Walk Las Olas: 6-9 p.m. along East Las Olas Boulevard from www.miamimarinecouncil.com. or 10 classes for $80. 954-791-1030. Andrews Avenue to Southeast 16th Avenue. Fort Lauderdale. No South Florida Kayaking Meetup: Supervised Play for Beginner Bridge Player: 12:30 p.m. Mondays cost. 954-258-8382. 6:30 p.m. at George English Park, 1101 Bayview Drive, Fort Lauderdale. at Fort Lauderdale Bridge Club, 700 NE Sixth Terrace, Fort www.meetup.com/kayaking-130/events. Lauderdale. Cost: $5 per lesson. 954-761-1577; www.ftlbc.com. 16, Friday Support Group: 7 p.m. meeting for families and friends of people Kayaking Q&A: 7-10 p.m. at Undergrounds Coffeehaus, with mental illness the first and third Wednesday at Soref Jewish 27, Tuesday 3020 N. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. Community Center, 6501 W. Sunrise Blvd., Plantation. 954-472-8241. Miami Beach Rowers Meetup: 7 p.m. at Miami Beach Watersport www.meetup.com/kayaking-130/events. 100 Best Mysteries Book Discussion Group: 6:30 p.m. meeting Center, 6500 Indian Creek Drive, Miami Beach. 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Bayshore Drive, Blazing Paddles Dragon Boat Racing: 9 a.m. weekly Saturday Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. 954-262-0249. Coconut Grove, 305-860-8250. meetups at the boat ramp at Holland Park, 801 Johnson St., Miami Kayak Club: 7 p.m. paddle from at Shake-A-Leg Miami, Yoga Class: 8-9 a.m. for all levels on Wednesdays at Bonnet House, Hollywood. No cost. 954 232-7434. 2620 Bayshore Drive, Miami. 786-307-3816; 900 N. Birch Road, Fort Lauderdale. 954-563-5393, ext. 137. ArtWalk: 7-10 p.m., meets at Comfort Zone Studio & Spa, 2028 www.meetup.com/miami-kayak-club/events. www.bonnethouse.org. Harrison St., Hollywood. 954-924-2980; Cardio Mix: 6:30 p.m. exercise session at Esplanade Park, 400 SW www.DowntownHollywood.com. 23, Friday Second St., Fort Lauderdale. 954-468-1541 or 954-732-0517. Broadwalk Friday Fest: 7-9 p.m. at Hollywood Beach Theater, on 18, Sunday Johnson Street and the Broadwalk, Hollywood. 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Call 954-260-1816. on the Dania Cut-off Canal. No bridges. Century East Apts & Marina- 100 Isles of North Fork New River dock. Up to 32'. Live Aboards welcome! 954-923-5900 NE of Ocala. 40-slip marina, boat yard, Historic Home, cottage, Venice. Dockage to 45', lvbds OK. Apts for 2 cabins, 2 efficiencies, 4 RV sites & enclosed Pool. $1,650,000. Electric/water. No live-aboards. DOCK FOR RENT- NSU Oceanagraphic Center rent- monthly or annual. 954-980-3230 • BAY COLONY CLUB condo- Gated Waterfront Community. Great hurricane hole. Call 954-914-2749. located at end of John U Lloyd State Park. GALLERIA AREA- Prvt dwelling in home • Dock Rarely available 2/2 corner with water view! Just steps to 70' SF New River 6.5'draft. 3PH ELEC 100/ Starting at $500/mo, no bridges, •up to 100' Boat•Pool•BBQ•Utilities included. the Intracoastal! Completely remodeled. $269,000. 50 amp. H2O. NFB. No Lvbd. 954-636-7568 water/elec included. No lvbd. 954-262-3662 Dpwtr•NFB Fully Furnished• Min $1250 price ISLE OF VENICE- deepwater, up to 45', NFB, Join South Florida’s largest fleet of dock ads. varies w/ boat size. Call 954-563-8479. • FT LAUD- Edgewood- Near Marina Mile beautifully remodeled water, electric. Room also available for rent Call Waterfront Times 954-524-9450. Lauderdale Isles 3/2 w/65' dock, pool, tiki bar, 3/2, large family rm plus seperate bonus room. New kitchen, monthly. Call 954-610-7779. tennis close by, $2,700/month 786-307-7755 granite, impact glass, cent A/C, fenced yard. $269,000. LAUD-BY-THE-SEA: up to 65', Deepwater Rent your residential waterfront property here. • 2 PLATTED BUILDING LOTS- 83’x100’ each, one Waterfront, Dock, Water/Electric. No lvbd. 954-554-6235 D o c k s - Docks- MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Call Waterfront Times 954-524-9450 one Dry Lot. Lots are contiguous- So Buy one or both! Near CITRUS ISLES- nice sailboat spot, dpwtr, NFB, or see the classified ad form below. Downtown, off South Fork New River.$350K Wet / $250K Dry. water/electric, no lvbds. Call 954-522-6088. • EVERGLADES CLUB CONDO- Fort Lauderdale Beach. NEW 110' dock for rent, D.P. New River, NFB. North Miami Keystonepointmarina.com Spacious 2/2 with both Ocean & ICW view & just steps to 50 & two 20amp svcs 954-792-1619 Rack storage, wet slips, Great Service, Fuel dock, the Beach. Short Sale. $325,000. North Fork New River, Safe Harbor Ocean Free Pumpout. Near Haulover. 305-940-6236 Real EstateEstateReal • NEW SMYRNA BEACH area- Access, Wtr/Elec, No Lvbd, to 35'-$8/ft AVENTURA- Waterways Marina. 75' slip for Country living- bring the horse & ATV. Call 954-205-4963. sale or rent DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICE by Quail Roost Ranches: • 2.5-acre vacant lot. $19,500. DockageD o c k a g e continues next column owner. Dpwtr•well protected•midway Ft Looking to Buy or Sell • 4.3-acre vacant lot. $29,500. Laud & Miami on ICW•full services•lvbd. Waterfront Property? • CITRUS ISLES- FOR SALE- Deepwater, No Fixed Bridges. PRIME DOCKAGE Tropical Oasis Call 303-378-9100. 3/2 with 65’ of waterfront. All tile floors, Fresh Paint, Spa. Call John M. Ryan East Fort Lauderdale- near Galleria Mall MIAMI BEACH private home up to 55' dpwtr SOLD $375,000. NFB, water/electric, parking. 305-673-0077 with A.J. Ryan Realty established 1924 No fixed bridges — Prime Amenities Join South Florida’s largest fleet of dock ads. • RIVER REACH CONDOS- Call Waterfront Times 954-524-9450. “I live on and sell waterfront property!” 9' MLW, up to 120' , Wi-Fi, 50/100 amp, pump-out Dockage Available Now!!! Hurry! (954) 258-5900 • Toll Free: 1-888-806-0621 Call 305-333-7382 Search here for waterfront homes: www.AJRyan.com COLDWELL BANKER 50’-100’ slips Rent monthly Residential Real Estate or For Sale by owner!! Rich Thompson Gorgeous Specializing In All Types Of Real Estate setting with ocean-access listings throughout the area Central location off the New River. Conveniently located in Hip Area close to downtown Ft Lauderdale. Gated island featuring Feel Confident Working With The Team 24-hr manned security, 2 tennis courts & 3 heated pools. with With A Proven Track Record Small pets OK (owners only) - No fixed bridges, ocean Shopping, For Sale: access dockage (owners only as available): Deep Water, Ocean Access, NFB. 1 Restaurants Affordable Properties priced • 2/1 /2 Approved Short Sale...... $145,000. and For Rent: Dockage also available for rent. • 2/2 Canal / River view. Great Buy...... $179,900. Art Galleries. All types of properties available. • 2/2 Corner, Washer/Dryer hook-up...... $199,000. Rich Thompson: • 2/2 Updated Corner with Direct New River view!...$279,500. 50 & 100 amp. 954-684-5374 • 2/2 Riverfront Corner, River & Pool view... $279,900. Alison Thompson: 954-478-8324 • 2/2 Corner, largest model renovated, covered parking... $289,900. Call: Cell: Search the for WATERFRONT HOMES, visit 1 954-462-8513 • 954-258-8467 MLS • 1/1 /2 Updated, waterSOLD view...... $132,900. www.floridamoves.com/richard.thompson • 2/2 Great pool/canalSOLD view...... $174,900. • 2/2 Canal view, coveredSOLD parking...... $179,900. D o c k s - Docks- DRY STORAGE For Sale by Owner • 2/2 City view, Washer/DryerSOLD hook-up...... $184,900. Boat Dockage Classifieds • 2/2 Completely Updated, New Kitchen & Baths...$216,999. Location Location Location • 2/2 Remodeled, CanalSOLD view!...... $223,900. www.DockSearch.com SAFE STORAGE for Hurricane Alley- Secluded Private Mini-Marina • 2/2 Corner, 1500 sq ft,SOLD River view, covered parking.. $299,900. insurance compliant cradles, 24-hr security on Lake Juanita in • 2/2 Largest corner, Remodeled,SOLD river view, covered parking.$299,900. 954-523-1832 • RiverBendMarineCenter.com Prestigious Rio Vista Isles SEARCH - RENT - BUY - SELL One of a Kind RIVER REACH RENTALS NORTH MIAMI- 110 plus feet of dockage • 1-Bedroom...... $975-$1,325/month. www.KeystonePointMarina.com Two slips: one 60’+, one 50’+ • 2-Bedroom...... $1,150-$1,700/month. Room for Wave Runners & Row Boats Dry Storage near Haulover Inlet. WWW.GARGANOREALTY.COM 305-940-6236 . BRAND NEW DOCK !!! LOOKING for Join South Florida’s largest fleet of dock ads. BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME !!! Private DOCKSPACE? Call Waterfront Times 954-524-9450. Robert: 954-684-1917 ALL AREAS - ALL SIZES This could be RealR e a l Estate E s t a t e continues next column D o c k s - Docks- FLORIDA KEYS DOCKFINDERS See these your corner of the of South Florida MARATHON- For Sale. 65x21x5.5 w/tiki/parking/ same properties Waterfront Times. gated/all amens. $179K. Lvbd OK. 303-877-9299 on the web at RENTING DOCKSPACE ? Join South Florida’s largest fleet of dock ads. Call Waterfront Times 954-524-9450. Call 954-524-9450. INQUIRE TODAY! waterfronttimes.com 954-771-2680 DockageD o c k a g e continues next column More ClassifiedsC l a s s i f i e d s see previous 2 pages [email protected] CLASSIFIED AD FORM ADVERTISER INFORMATION YOUR # 1 AGENT FOR YACHT DOCKAGE. WATERFRONT TIMES LAST MINUTE DOCKAGE AVAILABLE. CLASSIFIED RATES: NAME South Florida’s Nautical Newspaper (35 spaces per line) First two lines…....… $25 ADDRESS No Dock? No Problem! 2787 East Oakland Park Blvd, 205 Each line additional…$5.00 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33306 Two line minimum charge CITY STATE ZIP Phone: (954) 524-9450 SECTION: PHONE ( ) $ Docklocators.com 25 30 1-866-780-DOCK (3625) 35 40 45 E-mail: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEADLINE: the 15th day of the month prior to issue [email protected] Credit Card: Type- Visa • M/C • AmEx • Discover Card #______Exp Date __/__ Card Billing Street Address:______Signature______Date__/__/__ DockageD o c k a g e continues next column WATERFRONTTIMES.COM 20 August 2013 Waterfront Times

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