In L’Attitudes Home again Artist Eric Carle’s endearing children’s book Juvenile loggerhead returns safely to sea characters come to life for Keys show. after five months rehabbing at Turtle Story, 3B. Hospital. Story, 8A.

WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,OCTOBER 29, 2011 VOLUME 58, NO. 87 ● 25 CENTS WINNING WAYS MARATHON Nix likely on sharing chief Roman Gastesi encouraged Marathon eyes Callahan to apply, saying 93 applicants he’s hoping the county fire chief can add Marathon to his for fire chief existing duties. Gastesi called it creating By RYAN McCARTHY “economies of scale” and [email protected] said he’s contacted Marathon City Manager Roger It appears the Marathon Hernstadt about the idea of City Council isn’t interested sharing Callahan. in sharing another fire chief. “I think it’s silly to have The city received 93 five fire chiefs in a communi- applications by the Oct. 21 ty of 73,000 people. I think deadline to replace William it’s a waste of money,” Wagner, who split chief Gastesi said. Key West and duties in Marathon and the Key Largo also have their Islamorada for three years. own chiefs. Among the eager applicants: Callahan said he feels he’s Monroe County Fire Chief capable of doing both jobs. Jim Callahan. County Administrator ● See Chief, 3A KEY WEST Police identify homicide victim ness told the Keynoter that Large rock Alvarado’s legs were visible believed to from the street and that the body was underneath a white be weapon truck parked in a driveway. Alvarado’s family in By RYAN McCARTHY Venezuela was notified of his [email protected] death Friday afternoon. Crean said she couldn’t con- A Key West man was firm he was born there or his found bludgeoned to death citizenship status. Friday morning underneath a Police aren’t discussing truck on a residential block of details of the open investiga- Grinnell Street. tion, but Crean did confirm Key West Police that Alvarado is believed to Department spokeswoman have been beaten to death Alyson Crean late Friday with a large rock. The county afternoon identified the man medical examiner’s office as 32-year-old Jonathan had not confirmed cause of Jainan Alvarado. She con- death by press time Friday. firmed he was an employee It’s unclear whether the at a local restaurant. murder weapon was found at Key West Police, along the scene and if the beating with the Monroe County occurred there. Photo by ANDY NEWMAN / FLORIDA KEYS NEWS BUREAU Sheriff’s Office, closed off Crean said dispatchers Susann D'Antonio and her husband Bobby showcase their "Neptune's Reef" winning entry during Thursday night's the area around 1019 Grinnell received a call at 8:10 a.m. Pier House Pretenders in Paradise Costume Competition. The contest was one of 50 events held during the 2011 Street for investigation most of the morning. An eyewit- ● See Homicide, 3A Fantasy Fest Week, which tops off with the big Capt. Morgan Fantasy Fest Parade on Duval Street tonight. The fest officially ends Sunday, Oct. 30. TREASURE SALVAGE KEYS SCHOOLS Board approves new charter school By DAVID GOODHUE More scrutiny likely coming for The school would hire [email protected] one teacher for every 20 stu- future charter applications dents, Dawson said. Keys School board mem- Since the first MYcro bers this week approved dropouts who want a second company without a contract. school opened in 1998, about another charter school appli- chance at a diploma, said Smith-Martin also said he 11,000 students have graduat- cation, but not before they Linda Dawson, the company’s would have preferred ed, Dawson said. She also said vowed to look harder at chief executive officer said. MYcro School to have hired that more of the graduates are future applications because Board member Robin a principal before seeking attending college. Within two of a recent shakeup at a Key Smith-Martin was the only approval, but again, Dawson years of graduation, an aver- West charter high school. one of his colleagues to vote said it would be difficult to age of 35 percent of MYcro The Monroe County against the application. He recruit people for a school School alumni are now going School Board on Tuesday said he was bothered that the that was not yet approved. to college, she said. gave the go-ahead to San school did not yet have a Dawson said after the The school offers flexible Diego, Calif.-based MYcro location for its campus. But meeting that she is looking schedules because many of its School of Integrated Dawson said she wanted to for a 10,000 square-foot students work and are parents. Photo by RICO OLDFIELD Academics and Technology to make sure she had the school building. The school will Charter schools are fund- open a campus in Key West. district’s approval to open probably start out with about ed by the public school dis- Pat Croce and PC’s Drake Expedition team members There are 15 MYcro schools before seeking a building 50 to 60 students and cap out trict but are run by private measure the ribs of a Panama shipwreck identified this nationwide. The school is because landlords are often at no more than 250 stu- month as being the remains of Sir Francis Drake’s last designed for high school hesitant to rent space to a dents, she said. ● See Charter, 3A voyage. See story, page 2A.

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NEWS BRIEFS TREASURE SALVAGE CRIME Haunted Hammock Rental agent faces moved to Nov. 4 Pat Croce reports Poor weather forecast for additional charges Saturday night prompted Crane finding Drake’s fleet total $540,000, but he also Point officials to reschedule the Accused of is being held on a no-bond- Haunted Hammock. Expedition now resident - is diving with the to master skills needed to grand theft; allowed count. The event will move to Deeptrek expedition team survive as a buccaneer. When Williams report- Friday, Nov. 4, 2011 from 6- searching for this week. He lists Sir Francis no bond edly became active in the 9 p.m. “This is absolutely a Drake, who died of disease Upper Keys vacation-rental The Haunted Hammock lead coffin dream come true, to find the while anchored in Portobelo By KEVIN WADLOW business about five years offers haunted hayrides, cos- ships of the most successful Bay, as “his favorite pirate Senior Staff Writer By KEVIN WADLOW ago, he legitimately operat- tume contest, and DJ Tito. The pirate in history, who single- of all time.” [email protected] ed under a licensed real- Good Witches of Marathon Senior Staff Writer handedly wreaked havoc on Drake was buried at sea, estate broker for a time. will be serving up their famous [email protected] Spain’s New Empire,” Croce supposedly inside a lead cof- A rental agent accused of That apparently ended graveyard cake, and new this said in statement issued by fin, to keep the Spaniards ruining an untold number of when Williams set up online year attendees will experience Now that Pat Croce’s his St. Augustine Pirate and who hated him from finding Florida Keys vacations websites not affiliated with “The Trail of Terror.” quest to find the lost ships of Treasure Museum. the body. apparently will not be doing any licensed business and Crane Point is at 5550 Sir Francis Drake apparently Croce formerly owned Burnt ships’ timbers, any traveling of his own for continued to offer local res- Overseas Hwy., Marathon. succeeded this month, he the Philadelphia 76ers and believed to be from the a while. idences for rent. wants to find Drake himself. built a thriving chain of Drake ships, were discov- John D. Williams, 52, of Detectives began receiv- Switlik gets Remains of the famed physical-rehabilitation clin- ered earlier this month in Tavernier remains in Monroe ing complaints from disgrun- English sailor reportedly lie ics. The adventurer now Panama. The expedition’s County jail, charged with tled renters and homeowners $5,000 grant somewhere in Panama’s focuses on motivational maritime archaeologist, Jim more than 40 individual about six months ago. Portobelo Bay, where an expe- speaking and following his Sinclair, confirmed the crimes stemming from fraud- In about a half-dozen Stanley Switlik Elementary dition backed by Croce has life-long fascination with wrecks’ identities, according lent vacation rentals. cases reported so far, vaca- School has been selected among identified four-century-old pirate history. to spokesmen. Sinclair also Another 15 felony tioners who paid Williams a top 25 schools nationwide for a shipwreck remains as being Croce has authored sev- worked on the search for the counts and two misde- deposit or all of the request- $5,000 Sharing the Dream grant. from from Drake’s 1596 fleet. eral best-selling books, and treasure galleon Senora de meanor counts were added ed rent showed up to find The program, adminis- Croce - a Key West busi- this year released ‘The Atocha off Key West. this week during the ongo- other people in the home. tered through the National ness owner and part-time Pirate’s Handbook’ on how ing investigation by the Owners of the homes Association of Elementary Monroe County Sheriff’s were not receiving any School Principals, receives CRIME Office and State Attorney’s money from Williams. funding through MetLife. Office. More are expected. “We’re hearing from Lesley Salinero, Switlik’s “We anticipated that once [vacationers] who now principal, said the program Plea gets seven life sentences we made the initial arrest refuse to come back to the director “was impressed with [Oct. 11], we would receive Keys under any circum- the applications,” adding that A judge has accepted a Keyal witnesses in the hearing, additional reports from vic- stances,” Carey said. Switlik’s showed “creativity plea deal and sentenced Paul received a including Merhige’s parents tims,” said Detective David “They’ve got a bad taste in and passion for the school Michael Merhige to seven $100,000 Carole and Michael. Carey. “Those are the new their mouths because they and community.” consecutive life sentences, reward for Carole Merhige said she cases coming in.” may be out money for The funds are designed to sparing him the death penal- providing had planned to grow old Bonds on Williams now flights and everything else.” encourage greater global ty for killing four of his rela- the tip that with her daughters but for awareness. tives in Jupiter during a led to the past two years has been Thanksgiving Day 2009 Merhige’s struggling to come to grips MONROE COUNTY SCHOOLS shooting spree. capture. with the violence that she “He will never see the MERHIGE Merhige says has caused her to lose KEYS WEATHER light of day,” Circuit Judge had been on the run for 38 all three of her children. A ‘no’ vote could cost Joseph Marx said. days until Paul Pfaff recog- “Everyone is hurting,” PREDICTED TEMPERATURES The plea ends the case nized him on “America’s Most Carole said. “And everyone DAY HIGH LOW against Merhige, who was Wanted” as a guest at their is blinded by their own pain.” schools $9 million arrested on Long Key in motel and Melinda Pfaff called Jim Sitton held a lock of district.” SAT. 79 74 January 2010 after a month- the program’s hotline minutes his daughter Makayla’s hair Board making Griffiths said the loss SUN. 82 75 long manhunt that began after later. in his hand as he spoke to would be the equivalent of MON. 83 74 he unleashed an attack against Before making the call to the judge, pleading with him case to voters taking more than $8,000 TUES. 83 74 his flesh and blood at the end the TV show’s hotline, the to postpone the hearing. The away from each school dis- of a holiday get-together. Pfaffs evacuated everyone Sittons have said that they for approval trict employee. The average Merhige shot and killed his staying in rooms in the main wanted prosecutors to take Forecast: Expect cloudy By DAVID GOODHUE salary for teachers in Keys 33-year-old twin sisters, Carla building where the suspect the case to trial and continue skies with showers likely. [email protected] public schools is about Merhige and Lisa Knight of was staying. seeking the death penalty. $57,000, he said, but for Miami, his 76-year-old aunt Merhige, who lived in “Makayla didn’t have a Visit KeysNet.com/weather some support staffers, los- Raymonde Joseph and 6-year- Kendall, told the Palm chance to beg for her life,” School board members for radar and extended forecast. ing $8,000 would almost cut old Makayla Sitton, his Beach circuit court judge he Jim Sitton said. “Why warned of dire conse- their annual salaries in half. cousin’s daughter. has been on anti psychotic should he have the chance to quences if residents vote BEACH ADVISORIES Since the 2007-08 school The owners of the and anti-depressant drugs. beg for his?” against using some tax dol- year, the school district has Edgewater Lodge on Long Prosecutors called sever- lars for operating schools The Monroe County instead of for building new made big job cuts, board Health Department tests classrooms. members said. Support staff, Keys beaches twice weekly MARATHON The referendum, to be not including more than 80 for the presence of enteric voted on early next year, recently outsourced mainte- bacteria. The following Airport questions remains on ballot asks whether the school dis- nance workers, went from beaches have health advi- trict can redirect about 50 617 to 494 employees. The sories against swimming: By RYAN McCARTHY Peter Horton and other the Federal Aviation Admin- cents per $1,000 of assessed number of teachers declined ● Founders Park, Isla- [email protected] county officials of purpose- istration would approve property value from the from 725 to 640, and the morada. fully keeping air carriers out using it, the type of jets Delta school construction fund to number of administrators The Marathon City of the Middle Keys. The and AirTran fly to Key West its operating budget. dropped 29 percent, from 62 GETTING IT STRAIGHT Council brushed aside con- county owns the airport. and that Delta flights were The question will be on to 44 employees. spiracy allegations Tuesday Pedersen said that Delta diverted from Key West to the Jan. 31 election ballot. School board members A news brief in in giving final approval to a Air Lines and AirTran Marathon because of weight Even though the rest of the stressed that the money Wednesday’s Keynoter gave voter referendum asking Airways “would love” to fly or weather concerns. ballot consists of from the capital budget will the incorrect time for the whether residents support larger aircraft into Marathon “We know of that happen- Republican primary candi- be needed even more next start of the Veteran’s Day commercial air service to than they can to Key West ing not one time,” Horton dates, school board member year as property tax revenue Parade Nov. 5. The units will Florida Keys Marathon International Airport said of diverted flights. Andy Griffiths urged his fel- continues to stagnate, and get underway from the old Airport and are willing to because of runway length Vice Mayor Dick low Democrats to go to the the state is pledging to send Seven Mile Bridge at 11 a.m. pay for it. restrictions. He argued fly- Ramsay openly dismissed polls that day to vote for the less money to local school Former council candidate ing larger planes is more the accusations about measure. districts. CONTACT US Allen Pedersen-he ran in economical for the airlines. Horton and challenged “There’s nothing for Monroe County property 2008-argued against resi- Pedersen went on to say Pedersen to find an airline Democrats to vote for on the owners will pay about $3.56 dents being taxed for air Upper Keys that Horton - with “marching willing to serve the Middle January ballot except for per $1,000 of assessed value service and accused Monroe 91655 Overseas Highway orders from above” - didn’t Keys if its runway were this,” Griffiths said at the in school taxes this year. County Director of Airports Tavernier, FL 33070 comply with numerous extended. It’s already 208 school board’s Tuesday The revenue-transfer ref- Newsroom . . . .(305) 852-3216 requests by Delta to make its feet longer than Key West - meeting in Marathon. erendum is put up for a vote Advertising . . .(305) 852-3216 short-lived service to 5,008 feet versus 4,800 feet. Board Chairman John every four years, and school Fax ...... (305) 853-1040 Marathon more safe and eco- “Whether or not there’s Dick said that if the measure board members stressed that Fax ...... (305) 852-0199 nomical. Delta left the Middle some conspiracy to put air- fails, the school district’s residents would not see any Keys after five months. lines into Key West, I don’t operating budget will take a change to their tax bills as a Marathon “Peter Horton wanted buy into that,” Ramsay said. hit of more than $9 million. result of the referendum 3015 Overseas Highway Marathon to go away and “I see no reason to modify The district is already reel- passing. (P.O. Box 500158) [to] push everything else the proposed question.” ing from cutting $9.3 mil- Approval shifts tax Marathon, FL 33050-0158 down to Key West,” he said. The vote was unanimous lion from its operating money from capital Newsroom . . .(305) 743-5551 Horton told the Keynoter to place a non-binding refer- budget this year, bringing accounts to operating Advertising . . .(305) 743-5551 he’s reviewed the written endum on the Jan. 31 presi- the total down to $80 mil- accounts. Fax ...... (305) 743-6397 statement Pedersen provided dential primary ballot asking lion for the fiscal year that After the $38-million Fax ...... (305) 743-9586 council members and local voters if the Monroe County began July 1. construction of the new media and said, “It is full of Commission should “active- “If they vote ‘no’ on the Horace O’Bryant School in Key West inaccuracies and distortion ly pursue” commercial air- referendum, we’ll probably Key West, the district does 2720-A N. Roosevelt Blvd. of the facts.” line service to and from a be lucky to have $71 million not have any major projects Overseas Market He said Pedersen incor- mainland airport, and next year” for operating planned, Dick said, so the Key West, FL 33040 rectly states the amount of whether they’d support a expenses, Dick said. “If we money would be better used Newsroom . . .(305) 296-6989 extra runway available in special taxing district to help lost another $9 million, it to pay for day-to-day busi- Advertising . . .(305) 296-6989 Marathon, the ease by which pay for it. would wreak havoc on our ness, salaries and supplies. Fax ...... (305) 296-1287

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MARATHON Walgreens open by Thanksgiving? and plan to open for Schmitt said he toured the cerned with the open access. Store equipment Thanksgiving. They want to store Wednesday and that Schmitt says the Walgreens being installed, be open for sure by Black workers were installing shelv- property line extends across Friday. I don’t know if that’s ing and fixtures. No product is the driveway up to the wall of stocking next official, but that’s what they on the shelves as yet. the strip mall. told me,” he said. One concern was an open “I might have to put a fence THE KEYNOTER. By RYAN McCARTHY Schmitt negotiated a 50- driveway from the small strip up or something. Our property [email protected] year ground lease with the mall on 53rd Street leading to essentially goes right up to the pharmacy giant. It’s for 25 an access gate behind the building,” Schmitt said. Marathon’s newest years with a 25-year renewal Walgreens. Schmitt said resi- Developers also satisfied Walgreens store should be option. Walgreens’ other dents on Ocean Terrace behind the city’s request by extending open in time for the holiday Marathon location is at U.S. the store will have keys to a recently installed bike lane season, according to Coldwell 1 and 107th Street, around access the dedicated walkway. on 53rd Street up to U.S. 1. Banker Schmitt Real Estate three miles from the new site. Developers installed a The last business to be on broker Brian Schmitt. The Walgreens is planned brick wall with landscape the Walgreens site was “I just got word to be 14,500 square feet with buffering as part of the project, Gary’s Pub and Billiards, [Wednesday] that they’ll try a drive-through pharmacy. but some residents are con- which closed in 2004 after 10 years in business. In 2007, Divers Direct planned to open a store on the property New principal hired and started demolishing the building. But it walked away From Charter, 1A indication in her personnel new principal this week from halfway through, leaving a file that she ever worked as a Connecticut. But the situation shell in February 2008. companies. Six of the 17 teacher in the past. did cause a disruption in the schools in the Keys school A social studies teacher, high school. Jara said the district are charter schools. Mark Peterson resigned his school’s administration “wants One of the newer schools, post on Oct. 7 in protest to the to delay the marking period Key West Collegiate School, board members pressuring because of the turmoil.” was the subject of controver- Remsen. He emailed parents The matter prompted sy recently when its princi- and the school’s 45 students school board members to ask pal, Debra Remsen, resigned that he felt the board members Jara to develop clearer guide- after the school’s board of were abusing their “newly lines and standards. directors questioned her cre- discovered sense of power.” “I think what happened dentials and found she was School district Super- with the Key West school is not state certified to work as intendent Jesus Jara said the someone just decided to start a principal, nor was there any charter school’s board hired a a school,” Dick said.

Monroe County medical examiner staff and Key West police remove body of a man reportedly killed sometime early Friday morning. The investigation is ongoing.

Keynoter photo by DAVE CHESNET Investigation ongoing Mariners Hospital Offers the From Homicide, 1A morning, but that a neighbor tial witnesses late Friday. American Heart Association’s found the body Friday morn- The area was roped off for that the body had been ing and called police. much of the day. And police found. She said the crime is Crean said numerous erected a tent over the vehi- believed to have occurred in detectives were still interview- cle awaiting the arrival of the Heartsaver AED Course the “wee hours” Friday ing neighbors and other poten- medical examiner’s team.

Response, priorities cited Friday, November 4 From Chief, 1A Marathon and responding Richard Keating said. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. when the whistle goes off. So Marathon ended the He said he’s worked at fire I’m not really in agreement arrangement to share Wagner Mariners Hospital Main Conference Room departments with significant- with sharing another chief,” on Sept. 30 and was not ly more fire stations and he said. happy with Village Council 91500 Overseas Highway employees to manage than Councilman Mike Cinque members saying Marathon the Keys. said he doesn’t want another was “taking advantage” of “There’s nobody that has situation like what happened what it viewed as a tempo- any more experience or with the village. rary arrangement. background than I have,” he “Unfortunately, that Hernstadt told the This course is for anyone — parents, teachers, security said. “The timing is perfect ended the way it did. I don’t Keynoter he’ll review the and law enforcement personnel — who wants to learn CPR. to save Marathon some see any reason to share a applications and make a money and put some back in chief. I want to bring some- “short list” of applicants in Heart attack, drowning and electric shock are only a few the coffers of Monroe one to town who can be on the near future. events that may cause a heart to stop pumping blood. Studies County. I also know I could the job when we need [them] “We’ll invite the top half show that effective CPR administered right away improves do a good job for the citi- and we have plenty of appli- dozen or less to come in and zens,” he said. cations,” he said. have a special council meet- survival from cardiac arrest. Callahan spent 20 years “I’m committed to look- ing or workshop to meet the During this course, designed for students with limited or with St. Petersburg Fire ing for a permanent solution public, allow for some Rescue before becoming chief for the chief. We have a lot of exchange of information and no medical training, you will learn how to assess and respond in Hillsborough County in applications from what I from there pick a person,” he to a cardiac emergency until professional help arrives. You also 1990. In 1996, he returned to understand,” Councilman said. St. Petersburg and was chief will learn to perform CPR on an adult, child or infant, and to use there until 2006. He joined the an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) on an adult or child. county in 2006 and became This course teaches CPR and relief of choking for adults and permanent chief in 2009. But polled Thursday, four children, including the early signs of a heart attack and stroke. Marathon council members The $10 cost of the course includes course materials and a said they’re not interested in bringing Callahan on board. course completion card. The class size is limited to 12 people, Mayor Ginger Snead did not and reservations will be taken on a first-come, first-served return a call for comment. Vice Mayor Dick Ramsay basis. To reserve your space and pay the fee, call 786-596-5327, said he prefers a full-time option 1. Participants must read the course materials prior to chief on hand for every call taking the course. To request the materials, which can be and who can help build up a volunteer force. picked up at Mariners Hospital, call 434-1020. “I feel the city is much bet- ter off with its own chief, inde- pendent of the county, at this stage of the game; someone we can start off fresh with,” Vice Mayor Dick Ramsay said. Councilman Pete Worth- ington agreed and said he wants the new chief to be a I certified emergency manager. 91500 Overseas Highway Tavernier The city employed one sepa- Committed to our faith-based charitable mission of medical excellence rate from the chief in the past. BaptistHealth.net “I’m looking for a chief that’s going to be living in Patio & Home TROPICAL FURNITURE

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NOW WEATHER Baricci Cafe OPEN Homemade food for working people Rina going south, but rain coming Soups ● Salads ● Sandwiches a right turn toward Cuba and Key West, where Fantasy Fest Saturday night. Philly Classics ● Rustic Pizza Slices Cold front possibly the Florida Straits, to events are leading up to the big The moist air from the Cheese Steaks made with Rib-eye Steak and leftover a complete U-turn. parade on Saturday evening, south and a “typical fall The NHC track and inten- could be in for a soaking. trough” over the middle Italian Roast Beef and Pork Rina collide sity forecasts say Rina’s path Adam Futterman, a United States “will allow for a Cupcakes & Desserts Friday was toward the tip of weather service forecaster in squeeze play across the Florida By DAVID HAWKINS the Yucatan Peninsula, and Key West, said Thursday Keys,” Futterman explained. Daily Take-out Dinner Specials [email protected] then a turn heading south- afternoon that the chances of “This will be accompanied by Store Roasted Beef, Pork, Turkey & Chicken ward by Saturday morning. rain were increasing for the numerous showers and scat- Forecasters said that The NHC forecast removed Keys from Friday into tered thunderstorms,” he said. Open Monday through Friday ● 11 AM to 6:30 PM Hurricane Rina, which they the “cone of error” from the Sunday and possibly later. “We’ll also have to look out 61 53rd Street ● Marathon (next to the Publix) had expected to become a Keys completely. Forecasters “Unfortunately, even for some heavier showers and major Category 3 storm, was said Rina would also weaken though the system [Rina] is thunderstorms.” 305-517-6752 instead weakening and likely further over the weekend, so expected to get sheared apart, He said the weather serv- “Always homemade. Always fresh. Always from Scratch.” headed south - literally and that by Monday the system a lot of moisture is going to ice might have to issue spe- figuratively. would be just a tropical depres- be coming up at us,” cial marine warnings to cau- For the Keys, other forces sion, with sustained winds of Futterman said. tion boaters about gusty in the atmosphere will be less than 39 mph. He was preparing to issue winds and reduced visibility come together to make for a While Rina’s about-face a forecast calling for a 70 in local storms, and the setup Easy wet weekend, according to means the Keys will not see percent chance of rain also meant there would be “a the National Weather Service any direct effects from the sys- throughout the Keys for big possibility of lightning,” office in Key West. tem, the entire Keys, including Friday night through Futterman said. Breezy Rina had been a hurricane early Thursday, but at 11 a.m. EDT, the National Hurricane FANTASY FEST Keysy Center in Miami downgraded Ladies fashions the system to a tropical storm, with sustained winds of 70 in natural fabrics mph. Those winds dropped Free shuttles offer visitors safety further to 60 mph on Friday. this includes travel time). Marathon as traffic permits. Final bus ● Unique In Thursday’s discussion Lower Keys shuttles will Additional information is issued by the NHC, forecaster pickups at depart Key West no later than available at www.keywest handmade jewelry Jack Bevin said that a combi- 12:30 a.m. (after midnight) for city.com and at www.kw nation of wind blowing from 1:45 a.m. return trips to Marathon. Plan transit.com. Gifts & home the south and dry air being ahead, seating is limited on pulled into the storm “appears The City of Key West the last bus to leave Key West. Nudity controlled accessories to have disrupted the convec- Department of Transporta- ● City bus shuttles will do Key West officials remind tive structure of Rina.” tion has announced the return their final pick-up call at 1:45 Fantasy Fest visitors (and 872-4491 Hurricane warnings in of free Captain Morgan a.m. locals with poor memories) Winn Dixie Shopping Center Mexico were changed to SAFE RIDE shuttle bus serv- ● The designated drop off that city laws outlawing on Big Pine Key. tropical storm warnings on ice for Saturday’s parade. / pick up point for the free nudity still apply. Thursday. The path of the To avoid traffic jams and shuttles is located at Fausto’s Inside the Official Fantasy Open storm predicted by forecast- snarls, remote parking is the on Fleming and Bahama Zone, paint is permitted as a 7 Days ers at the National Hurricane best way to go. And, it’s per- Streets. Plan your return trip covering for female breasts. Center had changed too, from fect for locals who want to in advance, city officials It’s not allowed for male or avoid the pitfalls of drinking warn, since seating capacities female genitalia. while driving. are limited on all buses. Key West police remind ● The free shuttles will ● All buses will travel visitors that “nudity is illegal operate Sat., Oct. 29, clockwise and counter-clock- and not allowed on public between the hours of 5 p.m. wise in Key West and Stock property or in public view. and 2 a.m. Shuttles end at 2 Island. The Keys shuttles will Body paint does not constitute a.m. (and, city officials note, rotate between Key West and clothing - bring a cover up.” MARINE ENVIRONMENT DESIGNS, SIGNS & MORE! SAME DAY SERVICE Alarm raised over dolphin deaths Science can’t Atmospheric Administration, Response Program. 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CRIME Man surrenders in bank heist Kentucky suspect turns himself in By Keynoter staff

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EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR What’s with the Flat Tax? of an income tax that uses a flat rate The next largest expenditure is the Science can’t be I keep reading about the flat tax and and a consumption tax that also uses a mortgage interest deduction. Again, if Herman Cain’s 9-9-9 plan. I wonder flat rate. Governor Perry is supposed to you benefit from this, how do you feel how many people know what is going unveil his own version of a flat tax that about giving it up? Only about 25 per- political football on here? It seems everybody has a dif- I suspect will be entirely an income tax, cent of tax units benefit from this ferent idea of what it is all about. but use a flat percentage rate across the deduction. Another question to ask is: Academic focus can attract Let’s set the record straight. In simple entire income range. if you don’t benefit from these deduc- terms there are generally three ways you Another issue is “let’s simplify the tions, how do you feel about subsidiz- high-tech jobs to Florida are taxed: Income tax, when you make code.” But be careful what you wish for. ing those who do? the money; an asset tax, when you have The income tax code today is a I think the country needs to start the Gov. Scott doesn’t have to skewer anthropologists to bol- the money (as in the property tax on your complexity of complexities. The easi- discussion on taxes, but we first need to ster his argument that Florida’s university system needs to home); a consumption tax, when you est way to simplify it would be to elim- understand it. produce more graduates with the kinds of degrees that spend the money (as in sales tax). inate all tax expenditures, what we Jack Berrigan employers wielding well-paying jobs want most. The gov- Pretty much any tax can be put into know as loopholes and subsidies but Marathon ernor is definitely on the right track. He’s also likely to meet one of these three broad categories. which show up on your 1040 as deduc- like-minded academics on the same route. So now that we have taxes catego- tions and credits. That one step alone Thanks for your support Cooperation, therefore, should be the watchword as this rized, let’s focus on how the taxes are would probably simplify things by 90 The family of Gary Eigner, would high-stakes debate moves forward. The quality of education levied. percent. like to express our heart-felt gratitude in this state, from pre-K through college and beyond, is cru- Income taxes can be levied on a After that, whether you figured your to all those who have given us words of sliding scale of percentages based on taxable income from multiplying a comfort, messages of sympathy, flow- cial for the people who live here and to the types of busi- ranges of income, what is known as number by a certain percent (flat tax) or ers and mass offerings, during our time nesses that leaders want to lure to the state by dangling well- progressive income tax, or it can be taking it off a table (progressive tax) is of sadness. educated, high-performing graduates, particularly in tech- levied as one single percentage across irrelevant from the simplicity stand- We would especially like to thank nology sectors. all income called a flat tax. point because they are equally simple. Father Jerry and Deacon John from San Unfortunately, state lawmakers have undercut those Any system that levies the same per- The big question is how flat versus Pablo Catholic Church and Reverend efforts, even during flush economic times. Now, making the centage across the entire range regard- progressive will affect you personally Dustin from the Kirk of the Keys investment is even more vital if Florida is to thrive on the less of type of tax is a flat tax. Asset and whether you are ready to give up Presbyterian Church, for their help and other side of this deep economic malaise. taxes and consumption taxes are usually your favorite loophole or subsidy. support. Gary meant so much to us and In announcing his job-creation agenda recently, Mr. Scott flat taxes in that the percentage levied is The largest subsidy for individuals will be forever in our hearts. said that he seeks to integrate more STEM degrees - science, the same regardless of value of the asset is the exclusion of employer contribu- We will always remember your tions for health care, health insurance technology, engineering and mathematics - at state universi- or size of the sales transaction. many acts of kindness in our time of There is also something referred to as premiums, and long-term care insur- need, ties. He wants a larger population of students educated - and “the Fair tax” which is an idea that elim- ance premiums. If you are one who Al and Jean Eigner, Gary’s brothers employable - in the sciences. inates the income tax and replaces it with benefits from this, how do you feel and sisters, sons, nephews and nieces. He’s right; STEM jobs are the fastest growing employ- a consumption tax using a flat rate. about losing it or having its monetary Jean Eigner ment sector in the country. Herman Cain’s 9-9-9 plan is a mix value added to your taxable income? Marathon The issue, as always, will be funding. Already Mr. Scott has run afoul of proponents of the much-maligned liberal- arts curricula by recommending that funds for those pro- CELEBRATING OUR PAST grams be reduced to benefit STEM courses. Why play one course of study against another without a thorough and impartial examination of where the job-creating professions really are - STEM or otherwise? In taking a swipe at anthropologists - he asked: Does Florida need more? Mr. Scott proved that the state must do its homework. In fact, in a letter published last week, Hollywood anthropologist Deborah Cunningham cited Bureau of Labor Statistics studies showing that “overall employment of anthropologists and archaeologists (archae- ology is a subfield of anthropology) is expected to grow by 28 percent between 2008 and 2018, spurred by their partic- ipation in the management, scientific and technical consult- ing services industry.” Ms. Cunningham, by the way, is gainfully employed. The good news is that the State University System has not been idle. It already has added well-targeted STEM degrees into the system. According to the Florida Board of Governors, there are 103 STEM-categorized degree pro- grams. In addition, there are STEM-type courses incorporat- ed into other degree programs. The state is doing a better job of toughening standards from the top down, too. Last week, the Florida Board of Photo courtesy FLORIDA STATE ARCHIVES Education passed new learning standards for taxpayer-fund- ed pre-kindergarten programs. They set out new guidelines Shallow-draft fishing vessels like these were used to haul goods up and down the Keys, including stops at docks and for the educational, social and emotional progress of 4-year- an ice house in early Marathon, which became a major fish processing center once Flagler’s railroad opened up olds. Last month, the board erected higher hurdles for pre-K markets to the north. providers to stay in business. These new standards are just what are needed to ensure a Big turnout for Flagler history higher-quality education for the youngest Floridians, putting On behalf of the Pigeon Key them on the path of greater academic success as they get Foundation I would like to thank all older. Pre-K assessments were the missing link in forcing who, on Oct. 22, attended “The Early photo History of The Florida East Coast shows railroad substandard providers either to improve to cease to operate. Railway” (For more Than 100 Years, The push to increase STEM degrees and these more- America’s Speedway to Sunshine), worker camp stringent pre-K standards both stand to lay a firmer founda- presented by Professor Seth that housed tion for Florida to be the state in which to do business. Bramson, company historian for the hundreds of — The Miami Herald East Coast Railway. workers during Special thanks to Professor construction Bramson for donating his time as well of the Florida as to Loretta Geotis and Paul Buckley East Coast and the Marathon Community Theatre Wayne Markham ...... Publisher Railway in Larry Kahn ...... Editor for supplying the venue. We would not have had the wonder- the Keys. Melanie Elder ...... Marketing Director ful attendance if it weren’t for the local tions and generosity will benefit the West. Kathie Bryan ...... Financial Director clubs and organizations spreading the historical and marine science pro- Hope to see you all there. Todd Swift ...... Production Manager word as well as the Keynoter, the Free grams at your beloved Pigeon Key. Until then, thanks a million, Carter Townshend ...... Circulation Manager Press, the Marathon Weekly, the Professor Bramson hopes to do a Riet Steinmetz PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Chambers of Commerce, Radio Thunder follow up presentation in the near Pigeon Key Foundation Contents copyright 2011 Keynoter Publishing Co. Country, US1 Radio, and WFFG. future covering the history of the Board Member The money raised by your dona- section between Miami and Key Marathon

Letters to Letters of local interest are welcome, but subject to editing and condensing.There is a 400-word limit. Letters thanking an individual are welcome. Space does not permit publication of thank-you letters consisting of lists.Letters must be signed.Anonymous letters will not be published.Include a daytime phone number (which will not be published) where you may the Editor be reached if there are questions about your correspondence. Mail: Editor, Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, Marathon, FL 33050 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 743-6397 STATE BUDGET KEY WEST Budget shortfall: $1.96 billion Canadian man dies By BRANDON LARRABEE budget by the expiration of ness confidence has dropped, the shortfall figure. snorkeling Key West THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA some federal educational which he attributed to this “If we have to pass a funds. And it assumes that the summer’s federal budget bat- budget out March 1, I think A man visiting South few minutes later, they A drumbeat of bad budg- eurozone debt crisis will be tles in Congress and uncer- it might even need to be Florida from Nova Scotia, noticed the “noodle” float- et news culminated Thursday defused and the nation will tainty about the federal health more than $1 billion, to Canada died while snorkel- ing away and saw Ting float- in what state forecasters said avoid a second recession. overhaul. make sure that we can func- ing offshore of Key West ing on the water, not mov- was the latest estimate of the “If there is any other shock, “I’m going to be pes- tion well given the distance Wednesday. ing. When they pulled him size of the budget shortfall then this becomes much more simistic, unfortunately,’’ between the estimate and the 43 year old Daniel Yiu into the boat, he was not lawmakers will confront suspect,” Baker said. Haridopolos said. actual time frame,” he said Sun Ting was staying at a breathing. when the legislative session But Senate Budget Despite the unusual of the reserve. hotel in Miami Beach and The crew started Cardio begins in January: Just shy of Chairman J.D. Alexander, R- length of time between when Meanwhile, Alexander’s had taken a day trip to Key Pulmonary Resuscitation $2 billion. Lake Wales, signaled he lawmakers will begin craft- committee began weighing West on a tour bus. and called the U.S. Coast The $1.96 billion esti- already had concerns about ing the budget and the July 1 possible changes to the state Detective Manny Cuervo Guard. The Coast Guard mate includes recent down- the numbers, especially with opening of the fiscal year, health-insurance plan in light said Ting was traveling took the victim to the docks grades to the state’s project- the early start of the legisla- Alexander said he wasn’t of a report that suggests mov- alone. where they were met by ed tax income and escalating tive session to deal with ready yet to propose moving ing toward what a “con- Ting was aboard one of paramedics. Ting was trans- costs for health care and redistricting matters. the budget process back to sumerism” approach by plac- the Sebago charter boats to ported to Lower Keys education. But key Senate “I think we need to be give lawmakers more time. ing more responsibility on the Eastern Dry Rocks on Medical Center, where he Republicans were already careful and realistic with “I just am raising the employees to make health- Oct. 26. was pronounced dead. An signaling that they thought where we are. ... We could issue publicly that I’m nerv- care decisions and pick up a According to Sebago autopsy will be done to even that number might between now and when we ous about building a budget greater share of the costs. employees, Ting was in the determine the cause of his underestimate what lawmak- finalize the budget have on estimates 60 days ahead Sen. Don Gaetz, R- water with snorkeling gear, death. ers will face. more challenging numbers when we’re in more turbu- Niceville, said the state’s wearing a floatation device Detective Cuervo said The numbers presented by or it could be better,” lent times,” he said. health insurance plan should and carrying a Styrofoam Ting has no family in the Amy Baker, executive director Alexander said. And Alexander said the also charge higher premiums “noodle.” He was snorkeling United States or in Canada. of the Legislature’s Office of Alexander wasn’t alone in new estimates showed that for smokers and others who in about 18 feet of water at Detective Cuervo was able Economic and Demographic taking a dim view of the num- the state might need to set make unhealthy decisions. around 2 p.m. to locate family members in Research, assume the state bers. Earlier Thursday, Senate aside more reserves than the “I hope that you would be The dive boat workers Hong Kong and they were will patch up a $554.8 million President Mike Haridopolos, $1 billion assumed by rev- aggressive in rewarding said they saw Ting in the notified of Ting’s death. hole opened in the education R-Merritt Island, said busi- enue forecasters to arrive at healthy choices,” he said. water and he was fine; just a Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, October 29, 2011 7A Business HISTORIC TRUST COACHING

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Public Meetings Scheduled by and with the City of Marathon for November 2011 City Council City Manager Ginger Snead, Mayor Roger Hernstadt Dick Ramsay, Vice Mayor City Attorneys Richard Keating , Councilmember Stearns Weaver Miller Key Largo 451-4788 | Key West 294-4788 | Big Pine 872-4788 Mike Cinque, Councilmember Weissler Alhadeff Pete Worthington, Councilmember & Sitterson, PA 102481 Overseas Hwy., Key Largo, FL 33037 CITY OF MARATHON If you don’t know insurance, Please note that more than one Marathon City Council/Board/Committee member may participate in the meetings listed. come get to know us! SUBJECT: DATE: TIME: LOCATION: Nearshore Waters Committee Meeting 11/03/11 6:00pm Marathon Fire Station, 8900 Overseas Hwy. City Council/Staff Agenda 11/08/11 10:00am Marathon Fire Station, 8900 Overseas Hwy. City Council Meeting 11/08/11 5:30pm Marathon Government Center, 2798 Overseas Hwy. Parks & Recreation Meeting 11/10/11 6:00pm Marathon Fire Station, 8900 Overseas Hwy. City Hall Offices Closed (Veterans Day) 11/11/11 City Celebration 11/12/11 11:00am Marathon Community Park, 200 36th Street To view the full City of Marathon calendar please visit our website: www.ci.marathon.fl.us Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statutes, if a person decides to appeal any decision made by the City Council with respect to any matter considered at any meeting or workshop noted herein, he or she will need a record of the proceedings and for such purposes he or she may need to ensure that a • Home • Wind • Flood • Auto • Motorcycle verbatim record of the proceedings is made; which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. The City of Marathon • Boat • Life • Health • Long-term Disability complies with the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act. If you are a disabled person requiring special accommodations or assistance, please notify the City Clerk at (305) 289-5020 of such need at least 72 hours (3 days) in advance. 10/26/11hh • Umbrella - You name it, We got it! Published Keynoter 10/29/11 8A Saturday, October 29, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter

FISHERIES Key West anglers hope for lionfish By KEVIN WADLOW The Lionfish Derby series waters and their lack of a nat- Teams of divers compete Senior Staff Writer was launched by the Florida ural predator in the western for cash and prizes worth [email protected] Keys National Marine Atlantic,” sanctuary informa- more than $3,000 in the Nov. Sanctuary and the Reef tion officer Karrie Carnes 5 tournament. Lionfish divers could top Environmental Education said. Early registration needs of the 2,000 mark Nov. 5 in the Foundation to provide Despite ongoing efforts to $120 per four-diver team are Lower Keys as the 2011 focused contests to attack eradicate the lionfish popula- available through Tuesday. Lionfish Derby series draws lionfish. tion, the fast-breeding fish Costs then rise to $150. A to a close. That’s because lionfish, seems to have gained a wor- mandatory captains’ meeting If the one-day tournament armed with venomous spines risome foothold. will be held at 7 p.m. Friday. brings in more than 200 lion- and a ravenous appetite, Last year’s Key West Derby weigh-in and other Christopher D. Golden, fish, it would push the com- attacks just about every derby caught fewer lionfish events - including a lionfish D.M.D. bined catch from six Lionfish native fish species at the than tournaments in the tasting - will be at the Member American Academy of Cosmetic Florida Keys reef. Upper and Middle Keys, but Hurricane Hole. Dentistry, Florida Academy of Cosmetic Derby events over the last Dentistry, American Dental Association two years to more than 2,000 “Scientists are concerned the fast-breeding fish has Register online: www of the dangerous and unwant- about the rapid population been spotted in Lower Keys .reef.org/lionfish/derbies- ed fish. growth of lionfish in Keys waters. registrationform. “Exceptional Dentistry KEY WEST with an Emphasis Odor brings bust for marijuana possession on Comfort!” More than eight ounces Officers Frank Betz and felony possession of marijua- taken into custody by of marijuana, more than 100 Jennifer Lohman responded na with intent to sell, and four Officer Curtiss Richardson. prescription pills and $5,470 to “a complaint of the strong counts of having controlled Richardson said he was in cash was seized Oct. 23 odor of marijuana emanating drugs without a prescription. assisting in an arrest on front Big Pine Key, FL • 305-872-4272 when Key West police fol- from the apartment.” Rogers was charged with of Rick’s Bar when he felt www.keysdentist.com lowed a suspicious odor to a When allowed by the one felony count related to something strike his uniform North Roosevelt Boulevard occupants to search the apart- prescription drugs. hat. “It was human spit,” he condominium. ment, officers found two reported. Two men - Andrew C. backpack contained vacuum- Spitting charged A witness, a security Chambers, 18, of Jupiter, sealed plastic bags holding A Sugarloaf Key man guard at a neighboring bar, and Matthew B. Rogers, 20, marijuana, stacks of money accused of spitting on a Key told Richardson that a man of Texas - were charged with and medication not prescribed West Police officer faces a on the Rick’s balcony spit at felony drug possession after to anyone in the apartment. felony count of battery on a the officer. the 9 p.m. incident at the Las Chambers reportedly law officer after 2:30 a.m. Oct. Based on a description of Salinas complex, Key West admitted owning one of the 23rd incident on Duval Street. the suspect’s clothing, offi- Police reported. bags. He was charged with Roy I. Carson III, 26, was cers apprehended Carson.

NEWS BRIEFS ENVIRONMENT Man arrested nation of the body revealed “multiple superficial for killing dog wounds consistent with trauma; a dislocated jaw, A Marathon man was bleeding around the brain, arrested Oct. 22, charged damage to the right front with brutally killing a dog. aspect of the brain and a Police report a call came broken pelvis.” The cause in Sept. 28 about an “ani- of death was blunt force mal incident.” trauma to the head. When Sheriff’s deputy The dog, named Trevor Wirth and Sgt. Ken “Duede,” belonged to Ariel Fricke arrived at the 15th Lopez. Lopez told police Street location, they found the dog was a month and a 57-year-old Marino half old, and he’d left the Sanchez standing over a dog in the care of his uncle, brown dog. who lives in Trailerama The dog was dead and Trailer Park. appeared to have suffered Deputy Wirth spoke severe trauma to the head. with John Darbie, who Subsequent examination reported the dead dog. indicated the dog had been Darbie told police he’d repeatedly struck where it seen Sanchez pick up a lay, not struck by a vehicle, brown puppy that looked according to the arrest like Duede and slam it to report. the ground. He said on A veterinarian’s exami- September 28th he then Photo by LARRY BENVENUTI saw Marino standing over the same dog’s body, so he Former Marathon City Manager Mike Puto and Turtle called the Sheriff’s Office. Hospital staff Jo Ellen Basile,Tom Luebke and Richie Moretti KEYS Deputy Wirth obtained a (in blue shirts), along with several members of the Society warrant for Sanchez’ arrest. of Environmental Journalists helped release loggerhead at NET He was booked into jail and Sombrero Beach. charged with theft and cru- .COM elty to animals: causing a death of an animal. Karsten released after five-month rehab After five months of reha- a result of injuries and infec- bilitation at The Turtle tion and could not open its Hospital, Karsten, a 109- mouth to eat. pound subadult loggerhead Staff at the turtle hospital sea turtle, was released off of stretched his jaw daily and Sombrero Beach in fed him squid using a tube to Marathon. place food down his throat. Found floating on May 24 After months of therapy, in a Marathon canal, the tur- Karsten was able to open his tle was rescued by the Turtle jaws and begin eating small Hospital staff after owners squid. hair cutting [email protected] called to report their find. His release was confirmed Dr. Doug Mader of after the young turtle was color & corrections Marathon Veterinary Hoospital observed catching and eating human hair extensions ciao bella salon & day spa removed fishhooks found a live lobster, hospital staff 786.853.9835 retexturing (wavy or straight) lodged in Karsten’s jaw and reported. esophagus. For more information, call The turtle had lockjaw as the turtle hospital at 743-2552. Students excel Please help A group of proud student artists will showcase Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation their talents Nov. 2 at a D’Asign Source Commission has rolled out new technology reception. Story, 4B for anglers to report crimes. Story, 3B

Sports & Outdoors Keys Life Community ● Lifestyle Florida Keys Keynoter Arts & Entertainment WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,OCTOBER 29, 2011 CLASSIFIEDS INSIDE 8B B CROSSCOUNTRY Swift-footed Conchs take team win to new heights Hurricanes place second; Dolphins take third spot

By DICK WAGNER Keynoter Contributor

Displaying an upright gait, Tristin Milliken tore along the Key West Golf Club’s soft green fairways, over hills, alongside palms, pylons and rippling lakes, past knots of appreciative spectators, and beneath a great dome of gray sky that a silver-dollar-sized sun tried to burn through. Key West sophomore Tristin Milliken en route to winning A slender figure wearing the girls race Wednesday at the Key West Golf Club. purple shoes and the red uni- form of Key West High Photos by BERT BUDDE usually, I’m in the middle,” second and Coral Shores’ School, she led all the way to said the sophomore whose Shanice Mills-Taylor (23:48) win the girls 3.1-mile race at The Conchs’ Ryan Wagner and Tony Guieb (right) led the pack, finishing 1-2 in the boys freshman season was cut was third. Mills-Taylor, who Wednesday afternoon’s coun- county championship race. short by an appendectomy wore a smile that would last ty cross-country champi- and by injured hips suffered through the post-race awards onships. as coach Terence White course,” Milliken crossed the knees, her hair draped on the in an auto accident. cermony, said, “My dad As a red-faced Muscovy called out, “Twenty-two min- finish line in 22:46. Gasping cropped grass. Key West’s Liz duck made way for her, and utes is a fantastic time on this for breath, she fell to her “I ran as fast as I could - Czerwinski (23:02) finished ● See Crosscountry, 2B

SWIMMING VOLLEYBALL Lady Eagles prep for Nov. 2 regional playoffs Win three big matches vs. Redland team Keynoter staff By Island Christian’s Lady Eagles spend this weekend preparing for the Region 4- 2A volleyball playoffs, begin- ning Wednesday. The Lady Eagles carried a Keynoter photo by KEVIN WADLOW 12-1 record into Friday’s District 16-2A championship Coral Shores freshman Kelsea Volland digs into the water on the way to second place in game, at home against Calusa the 200 individual medley race at the District 12-A Meet, held Wednesday in Islamorada. Prep. Keynoter photo by KEVIN WADLOW Results of the title match Island Christian’s Kaylyn Wyatt dives to make a dig as the were pending at press time top-seed Lady Eagles win their District 16-2A semifinal but as finalists, both ICS and Tuesday over Redland Christian. Results from Friday’s Hurricane swim team Calusa advance to regional district championship against Calusa Prep were pending tournament. The 16-2A win- at press time. The Lady Eagles, including Abbey Lindholm ner plays at home (11) and Lauren Montagne (23) will play in this week’s going to state regionals ● See Volleyball, 2B regional tournament.

at Founders Park in ings in both the boys and girls VOLLEYBALL Freshman Zekthi Islamorada. divisions behind Gulliver Wins 200-yard Zekthi, a strong performer Prep, Ransom Everglades and in youth meets, posted a 1- Doral Academy. Conchs season ends with loss freestyle crown minute, 48.07-second time to The top eight finishers in needed to win to advance to season with high hopes and beat the second-place finisher each of the 24 district meet Team highlight: By KEVIN WADLOW the state playoffs, finished 7- perhaps the most talented cast by more than three seconds. events qualified for the win over rival 18. It was their third loss this in school history. But a rugged Senior Staff Writer Conrad Matthews, a soph- regional. season to Gulliver, which won schedule and an inability to [email protected] omore, outpointed a Gulliver Hurricane junior Luis Coral Shores nine of the 10 games the teams close matches did them in. Prep diver to win the boys Santiesteban had a strong played. “It was a frustrating sea- With a contingent headed crown off the 1-meter board. meet with two second-place By DICK WAGNER “It was a well-rounded son,” Hulme Archer said. “To by two District 12-A event “We qualified 15 people finishes in individual races - Keynoter Contributor effort,” said coach Jessy have so many games not go champions, Coral Shores for the regional and we’re the 200 medley (2:01.5) and Hulme Archer, who praised our way is disappointing. sends 18 swimmers and one taking four more as alternates 100 free (49.39). The Key West High volley- the play of senior hitters Before the season I thought diver to the state Region 4 for relays,” said Jon Olsen, Senior A.J. Hamer (22.88 ball team’s season ended Shaniya Watson, Lindsay we’d be 18-7, not 7-18. But it’s meet, Nov. 4 in Fort Cane co-coach with Mhyria seconds) sprinted to second in Tuesday when the Conchs lost Cowpland - and junior libero some consolation that at least I Lauderdale. Miller. the meet’s quickest race, the three of four games to Gulliver Kayla Geide, whose passing know we had a good team.” Hurricane freshman Evin “It gets a lot tougher at the 50-free. Prep in the first round of the led to a victory in the third The highlight of the season Zekthi won the boys 200- regional,” Olsen said. Santiesteban and Hamer District 16-4A tournament on game. was a rare victory over Coral yard freestyle crown at the Coral Shores finished Gulliver’s floor. With a senior-heavy team, Shores - the Conchs’ only dis- district meet, held Wednesday fourth among 11-team stand- ● See Swimming, 2B The Conchs, who had the Conchs had entered the trict triumph. 2B Saturday, October 29, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter

591 Sombrero Beach Rd #8 Coral Shores runners post second place Marathon From Crosscountry, 1B with 18 points for finishing With another toot of the Tim Holt was 13th in 22:10. first, second, fourth, fifth and Conch shell, the boys race The Conchs won with 16 helped me improve all sum- sixth. soon went off, and Key West points, Coral Shores had 42 mer.” Coral Shores had 42, again dominated. Ryan and Marathon - whose Riley Three Conchs followed prompting assistant coach Wagner led all the way to win Durkin was 19th in 23:25 - Our listing in Lemon Cove JUST SOLD! Mills-Taylor - Erin Steve Torres to say, “For the in 19:17, ahead of teammates had 63. ACT II Czerwinski (fourth in 24:47), first time on this kind of Tony Guieb (19:06), Julian It was almost 10 minutes Arline & Jamie Marlee Gil (fifth in 25:33 and course, we did awesome.” Ramirez (19:16) and after Wagner had finished “Experience & Enthusiasm You Can Count On!” Morgan Nelson (sixth in Marathon was third with 63. Aeschton Tomita (19:33). when Marathon’s Ricky Ceja Give us a call today 305-509-0859/305-766-1453 25:57). It was Nelson’s last The Dolphins’ top finisher “I was projected to be (21st) and Marco Ceja (28th), home meet. “Those are the was eighth-grader Gaby Ceja, first, so I was concentrating spurred by a cheering crowd, last hills I’m ever doing,” she who was eighth in 27:29. The on myself,” Wagner said. “It took turns sprinting to the fin- ACT II said later, an ice bag on an Dolphins’ Elizabeth Kyle and was nice not to worry about ish line. “They are awesome, injured knee that prevented the Hurricanes’Anouk anybody in front of me.” they never give up,” said Arline Wallace & her from breaking the school Bellion (who was seventh), Steven Chadwick was Dolphins coach Mike Lettau, 11050 Overseas Hwy., Jamie Caudill record of 20:17 she set two Aimee Erickson and Monica first for Coral Shores, finish- and for the moment the rigors Marathon, FL 33050 years ago as a sophomore. Camacho all broke 30 min- ing fifth in 19:43. Landon of a rebuilding season were Key West won the race utes. Brooks was 12th in 21:50 and forgotten.

1503 Westward Ho Lane Marathon ‘Stay motivated’ Volland grabs second From Volleyball, 1B them.” From Swimming, 1B third in the 100-backstroke. ICS senior Lauren Katie Fry, a senior, took Wednesday; the runner-up Montagne, who set the tone swam legs of the boys 200- fourth in the girls 500 goes on the road to the Tuesday by serving 10 points free relay, which raced to a freestyle final and seventh Congratulation to the new owners of this home located District 15-2A champion. in the first game against second-place time of in the 200 IM. in Marathon! For your residential & commercial The Eagles brushed off Redland, said her teammates 1:33.44 - just .03 seconds Taelor Cuppett (100 real estate needs, call me today at 305-289-6482. 16-2A fourth-seed Redland will be ready. behind winner Westminster back) and Makayla Cuppett Visit our website: www.RealEstateFloridaKeys.com Christian Academy, 25-10, “We’re feeling confident; Christian. Luke Miller and (200 free) qualified for the 25-8, 25-3, in the Oct. 25 dis- it’s been a good season,” Garrett Munshower also regionals after reaching the Brian Schmitt trict semifinal round at the Montagne said. “We’ve got qualified for regional in the district event finals. ICS Family Life Center. to remember to call the ball event. Coral Shores girls relay Broker/REALTOR® Calusa Prep, the tourna- and stay motivated out The same foursome took teams going to the regional (305) 289-6482 ment’s second-ranked team there.” third in the boys 400 free include the fourth-place 200 11050 Overseas Hwy., www.RealEstateFloridaKeys.com behind the Eagles, advanced Abbey Lindholm served relay. medley squad (Sarah Marathon, FL 33050 to the final with a three-game seven points in the second On the girls side at the Blackwell, Volland, Fry, T. win over Colonial Christian. game and led the ICS hitters district meet, freshman Cuppett, 2:00.7) and fifth- “We did what we had to in the semifinal. Kaylyn Kelsea Volland (2:16.3) place 200-free relay do,” ICS coach Sheryl Yost Wyatt delivered 13 serving grabbed a second in the girls (Katherine Hamer, Volland, Tip of the Week said after eliminating points in the final game 200 individual medley and a Blackwell, T. Cuppett). Redland’s overmatched against Redland. Falcons. The Eagles capped the Have you cleaned “[Calusa] will be a very regular season with a five- SWIMMING different story,” Yost said game rout over Somerset your gutters? before Friday’s match. Academy, 23-25, 25-17, 18- “They’ve come a long way 25, 25-23, 15-10, during Six Conchs qualify Clean gutters of trapped from the last time we played Senior Night Oct. 21. debris that can hold water for regionals VOLLEYBALL Valek was sixth in the 100 and breed mosquitoes. District 12-2A breast (1:22.07), Osterhoudt meet Wednesday was eighth in the 50 free For more tips and current information go to: Hurricanes earn (29.96) and Konik was www.keysmosquito.org in Pompano Beach fourth in the 100 breast (1:19.22). or call 305-292-7190 trip to regionals By DICK WAGNER Allen continued his sur- Keynoter Contributor prise season by finishing Ransom may from the district title game second in the 50 free in were pending at press time. The season will go on for 23:58, a split second behind 215 Lower Matecumbe Rd host Canes The Canes will travel to six Key West High swim- the winner. “He came from Key Largo face the District 15-4A win- mers who qualified for the nowhere,” coach Lori for tourney ner, most likely Ransom regionals at Wednesday’s Bosco said of Allen, who Everglades. Keynoter staff District 12-2A meet at the didn’t swim last season. The Lady Hurricanes Pompano Beach Aquatic Hally was eighth in the needed just three games to Center. Coral Shores earned a 50 free in 24.25. beat St. Brendan - 25-19, 25- On the girls side, senior ticket to Tuesday’s regional The Conch girls team 21, 25-21 - in the district Dora DeMaria, senior volleyball playoffs, but will finished fifth out of 10 semifinal round Oct. 25. Hanna Valek, junior Devin have to go on the road. teams and the boys were Lakelia Cooper and Osterhoudt and junior Our listing, this large lot located in Key Largo JUST SOLD! The Lady Canes (11-6) seventh. The meet winners If you want your property sold, call The Brock Team today! Kelsie Thiele combined for Michelle Konik advanced forced a fifth-game tiebreak- were Belen Jesuit (boys) 20 kills in the victory. Ellie by finishing in the top eight 24 Properties Sold and 3 pending listings 2011! er against District 16-4A top and Pembroke Pines Leopold had a solid game as in the final heat. For the seed Gulliver Prep on Charter (girls). Bob & Wanda Brock setter, said head caoch Andy boys, sophomore Derrick Bosco said Thursday that ® Thursday, but the Lady Broker Associate/REALTOR Thiery. Allen and senior A.J. Hally Raiders rallied to win the 15- it had not been determined “The Brock Team” Gulliver Prep ended Key will go on. if any of the Conch relay Bob Direct (305) 731-9521 10 game, the 3-2 match and West’s season in the District DeMaria was second in teams will advance. 11050 Overseas Hwy., Wanda Direct (305) 304-8862 the district championship. www.midkeysproperties.com 16-4 semifinals. the 100-yard breaststroke Marathon, FL 33050 Coral Shores highlights The Region 4-2A meet Proud supporter of the Coldwell Banker Schmitt Charitable Foundation (1:14.97) and also qualified will be next Saturday at in the 100 freestyle by fin- Florida Gulf Coast SWIMMING ishing fifth in 1:02.95. University in Fort Myers. Dolphins relay FOOTBALL team reach finals Eagles play Saturday leg. against Naples Young team The relay team could Kadian Carter. looks for advance to regionals based on Season record Cavanagh finished with times at two other district stands at 3-4, a 6-of-13 game for 73 yards. next year meets. The top 15 teams Ranger Gilliland ran for advance from the three dis- loss last week 94 yards and scored a 7- By RYAN McCARTHY tricts. yard touchdown. [email protected] Kyra Simcic-Swanton “We gave up too many reached the consolation final Keynoter staff big plays early,” head coach The Marathon High in all four of her events-the Bruce Gendron said. School swim season came to a 200- and 500-yard freestyle, Island Christian tries to Golden Rule (4-3) close Wednesday at the and the 200- and 400-yard level its six-man football scored on an interception District 12-1A meet at freestyle relay. record today in a 4:30 p.m. return, an 80-yard punt Founder’s Park in Islamorada. Simcic-Swanton, along home game against Nicea return and runs of 50 and 60 The highlight for the with Markie Sandusky, Abi Academy of Naples. yards. Dolphins at the 11-team meet Connell and Malorie The Eagles bring a 3-4 “We couldn’t contain was the boys 200-yard med- Woodbury, broke their own record into the contest, at them outside,” Gendron ley relay team reaching the school record in the 400-yard the ICS field in Islamorada, said. “Every one of their event finals. They finished relay in 4:23. The team won after last week’s 36-22 loss touchdowns went down the eighth out of 11 teams in 2:32. the consolation race. to Golden Rule Academy of sideline.” Seventh-grader Jeffrey Will Wolfe broke his own Fort Pierce. With leading ICS rusher Vorick swam the backstroke, school record in the 200-yard Golden Rule took a 36-0 Shaka Smith out with an followed by freshman Collin individual medley in 2:41, lead before three fourth- injury, lineman Dylan Ayres Marrs with the breaststroke, while freshman Aaron Grube quarter touchdowns brought moved to the backfield and senior Duncan McCarthy broke his record in the 500- the Eagles closer. ran for 52 yards. Chris with the butterfly and junior yard freestyle in 6:30. ICS quarterback Matt O’Berry took over on Jack Brake in the freestyle Coach Sarah Maschal said Cavanagh sparked the late Ayres’ spot up front. the 20-member team is the rally with touchdown passes Nicea beat Golden Rule, largest she’s had at the school of 21 and 23 yards, both to 55-39, in an Oct. 14 game. and they consistently improved their times through- out the year. She said many are looking to train year- Web Extras round at Founder’s Park. Key West’s golf team fails to make the cut, but “A lot of the kids are look- sophomore Evan DeRoche is headed to the state tourney ing to start swimming year - again. Go to: http://keysnet.com/localsports round, which will help our high school team next year,” Powerboats manned by leading American and interna- she said. “Sixteen of the 20 tional racing teams will thunder through the waters of kids are sophomores or Key West Harbor during the Key West World younger, so they’ll be swim- ming together for a long Championship, slated Nov. 6 through 13. Go to: time.” http://keysnet.com/localsports

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FISHERIES HEALTH NEWS Anglers asked to help Cardiac response class offered Nov. 4

Neal Rakov will be the police Keys waters Session covers featured speaker at cardiopulmonary “Hepatitis C: Are You At Risk?” Rakov has been FWC adds text resuscitation treating people with hepa- messaging to titis C since the inception Mariners Hospital in of therapy in the early report violations Tavernier has scheduled 1990s. community educational “Back then, we could forums for November: cure only about 10 percent A call for anglers and ● The American Heart of our patients,” he said. boaters to become the eyes Association’s Heartsaver “It has taken some time, and ears of marine enforce- Automated External but we have gone from 10 ment is going out across the Defibrillator course, 9 to 70 percent efficacy. state. a.m. to 1 p.m., Nov. 4 in There are 800,000 people The Florida Fish and the main conference room in liver failure in the Wildlife Conservation of the medical center, mile United States. Now, with Commission (FWC) is turning marker 91.5 bayside. this new generation of to new text-messaging tech- The course is designed drugs, we can prevent nology and other forms of for students with limited failure in 70 percent of wireless communication to or no medical training. them. That is phenome- broaden their reach. Those attending will learn nal.” “When you see someone how to assess and respond To reserve a space, call threatening (sport fishing) to a cardiac emergency 434-3400. resources by damaging habi- until professional help ● Have you been hurt tat, polluting the water, using arrives. terribly? Is your anger illegal gear, taking more than Participants will also always on your mind? Do the bag limit,” the FWC said, learn to perform car- you feel betrayed and they want to know about it. diopulmonary resuscita- want to feel better but Col. Jim Brown, director of FWC officers with a haul of illegal lobster that led to arrest and forfeiture. tion and use an external don’t know how? FWC’s division of law defibrillator on an adult or If these questions are enforcement, said the public years and has been “wildly FWC’s law enforcement Brown said. child. of concern, you might be has always played a big role in successful.” division also recommends Other useful FWC hotline The course costs $10, interested in attending the supporting good conservation. When information results reports include physical numbers to keep handy: which covers materials Community Health ● And, with today’s technol- in an arrest, callers may descriptions of violators and Burmese Pythons, or and a course completion Ministries’ Talking Points ogy, anglers or boaters who become eligible for a reward vehicles, license tag numbers. other exotic reptiles: Call 888- card. The class is limited discussion, “Must We want to report something can of up to $1,000. Such details are important to 483-4681. to 12 people. Participants Forgive?,” scheduled 6- ● send a text message directly to Many conservation-mind- ensure an officer can respond Fish Kill Hotline: Call must read course materi- 7:30 p.m. Nov. 2 in the the FWC. ed people don’t even claim the effectively. 800-636-0511. als prior to taking the main conference room. ● Text [email protected] reward, he said, because Callers and online reports Manatees: Report sick, class. Community Health (but be aware that standard “helping get the violators off may remain anonymous; they dead, injured or tagged mana- To reserve a space and Ministries in the Upper usage fees apply). the water or saving a life by do not have to provide their tees by calling Wildlife Alert: pay the fee, call (786) Keys is part of the “The text-messaging reporting unsafe boaters, names or email addresses, and 888-404-3922. 596-5327, Option 1. To Pastoral Care Department ● option makes it more conven- including boating under the they will not be required to Marine Turtles: Report request the materials, of Baptist Health South ient for the public,” Brown influence, is reward enough.” testify in court, Brown said. dead or injured marine turtles which can be picked up at Florida, which operates said. “We also hope it will Cell phones, and now tex- A confidential code num- by calling Wildlife Alert: 888- Mariners, call 434-1020. Mariners. make Wildlife Alert even more ting, help get information to a ber is provided, so anyone 404-3922. ● Do you, a friend or The Nov. 2 session will ● effective in catching poachers conservation officer while the who reports a crime can be eli- Nuisance Alligators: Call family member have hep- cover faith-based perspec- and other violators.” possible crime is still ongoing, gible for a reward, either by 866-FWC-GATOR (866-392- atitis C? The U.S. Food tives on health concerns, The Wildlife Alert Reward which gives law enforcement text, email or calling 888-404- 4286). and Drug Administration with a panel discussing ● Program has helped the FWC a crucial head start in catching FWCC. Trained dispatchers Oil, Fuel or Hazardous has approved a new gen- various faith perspectives catch thousands of violators criminals on the water or on handle Wildlife Alert contacts Material Spills in Florida eration of hepatitis C on forgiveness as well as when people call 888-404- land. 24-hours a day, seven days a Waters: Call 800-320-0519. drugs this summer. its effects on health. The ● FWCC (3922), or when they When submitting via text week. Red Tide Status Line: The new drugs, which Rev. Pam Feeser will simply dial *FWC or #FWC message, Brown said it is The real beauty of the pro- (Toll-free inside Florida only) attack the virus directly moderate. Guest speakers (depending on their cell phone important to include as much gram is that violators - through Call 866-300-9399. Outside and provide hope for scheduled: Carol Erb, service provider). information as possible, court fines - are the ones who Florida - 727-552-2448. those who could not be Pathways Christian ● Violations can also be including the specific viola- pay the reward money. When a Waterway Markers - cured with old therapies, Counseling, and Bernie anonymously reported online tion observed and the loca- violator is found guilty, the Missing or Damaged: Call will be the topic of a free Ginsberg, vice president at: MyFWC.com/Wildlife tion. Once a report is judge can require a portion of 866-405-2869. seminar to be held 6-7:30 of the Keys Jewish Alert. received, FWC dispatchers the fine to be paid into the For additional listings, and p.m. Nov. 1 in Mariners’ Community Center. 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D’Asign Source architect Matt Prince teaches young Contributed Photo artists during Saturday classes held at the Marathon The Switlik Elementary Student Council got a taste of big-time politics this week as they were hosted by the design center. Marathon City Council. At Tuesday’s council session, Student Council President Aydan Child got to sit in the mayor’s seat and gavel the meeting to order (left to right): Councilman Pete Worthington, Ally Matie-Adams, Allison Paskiewicz, Annabelle Marcey, Vanessa Martinez, Councilman Mike Cinque, Garrett Andres, Chris Garcia, Child (in Student artists mayor’s seat),Mayor Ginger Snead,Yulissa DeLeon,Abby Franck,Jesika Ban,Mary Ryder,Sarah Paskiewicz,Vice Mayor Dick Ramsay, Luke Hoffman, Holly Frederick and Kacie Butler. The city clerk read a proclamation making all the Switlik student council members honorary city council member for Oct. 25. The students, in turn, presented each showcase their council member a plaque naming them honorary Switlik Dolphins. work Nov. 2 LIVING BRIEFS Oct. 29 sale Services, will conduct a free chances to win a new car are Methodist Church choir has The folks at D’Asign Elementary, worked with workshop on how to manage part of the festivities, which planned an afternoon of Source will host an artists’ Prince on the class and helped benefit Dolphins the Rugose Spiraling get underway at 12:30 p.m. gospel music for 3 to 4 p.m. reception for dozens of bud- recruit some students and Whitefly in the landscape. To register a team, call Nov. 6 at the church, 280 ding artists who participated their parents to participate. The Marathon Church of The workshop is sched- Pat Fazio at 305/394-2273 or Key Deer Blvd. in a seven-week class at the In addition to student God has a rummage and uled 3-4 p.m. Monday, Oct. Stan Haines at 305/731- The free concert — an Marathon design studio. artists from Switlik, some stu- bake sale to benefit the 31, at the Marathon 3883. offering will be taken — Architect Matt Prince led dents from Island Christian Marathon High School Government Center, 2798 Hole sponsorships cost will include an eclectic mix the 45 students through the also joined in the Saturday Athletic Department from 7 Overseas Hwy., in the sec- $100 dollars. For more infor- of music, from traditional basics and some advanced classes. a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 29 at the ond-floor EOC meeting mation, call Chris Trentine at spirituals “Joshua Fit the techniques using various Wednesday’s reception church, 800 74th St. ocean- room. 305/481-5857. Battle of Jericho” and media, including oils, water- will be held from 5:30-6:30 side (between the old Miami For more information, “Down to the River” to con- colors, charcoal, and clay. p.m. Plans call for milk and Subs and the Siesta Motel). visit: http://monroe.ifas temporary songs like Staff at D’Asign Source cookies, plus some other light .ufl.edu or call Gabel at 305- Veterans Day parade “Midnight Cry” and “Shine described the student work as snacks for those who attend. Church on Beach 292-4501. set for Nov. 5 On Us.” “wow,” with some pieces in D’Asign Source is located particular that are “really at 11500 Overseas Hwy., set for Key Largo The Veterans Council of awesome.” Marathon. Rotary Golf Monroe County has its annu- Garden Club Kristi Serrise, an art For information, call 743- St. James the Fisherman Tourney Nov. 4 al Veterans Day parade set wants vendors teacher at Stanley Switlik 7130. Episcopal Church at mile for Nov. 5 in Marathon. marker 87.5 has what it calls The Upper Keys Rotary It begins at 11 a.m. at the The Marathon Garden Church on the Beach at 10 Club will hold its 10th annu- Boot Key Bridge, then heads Club is hosting its annual a.m. Oct. 30 at the Caribbean al Charity Golf Benefit north on U.S. 1 to the Fall Festival on Nov. 26 Club, mile marker 104. Friday, Nov. 4 at the Keys Sadowski Causeway, then and is looking for arts and There will be live jazz Gate Golf Club. All pro- turns around and ends up at crafts vendors who want to music will with the service, 30725 S. Dixie Hwy. ceeds go to High School the American Legion, mile sell products to holiday along with the Holy Homestead, FL 33033 Athletics at Coral Shores marker 49. Food will be pro- shoppers. Eucharist and baptisms. High School and Island vided by Centennial Bank The club will sell nurs- Christian School. and live entertainment by ery plants, homemade Marathon hosts The cost is $100 per Misery Loves Company. baked goods and gently golfer, includes green fees, used Christmas items. whitefly workshop cart, lunch before the event, Lunch and raffle items will beverages out on the course Gospel concert be available. Interested Kim Gabel, Environmental and a dinner with an open on Big Pine Key vendors should contact Tony Albanes Horticulture Agent for bar afterwards. Linnea Cunningham at (305) 972-7838 Monroe County Extension A $1,000,000 prize and The Big Pine United 743-2008. [email protected]

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Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, October 29, 2011 5B L.A.Times crossword puzzle CALLIE CHRISTINE DOERFEL “MY EX WAS A MONSTER” - Solution in the November 2 Keynoter Across solved” 112 Actress Charlotte homemade cos- asset 1 “Evil Under the 63 Get __ years: age 115 Now I’m dating tume 69 Feline who said Sun” detective 65 God-fearing Count Dracula. 14 Vampire-romance “We’re all mad 7 Class-conscious 66 Like some obedi- Things are going series here” orgs.? ence well, but . . . 15 Relative’s nick- 70 Puts on a coat 11 Like Granny 67 I had a relation- 120 __ upswing name 71 Son of David Smiths ship with 121 Pizzazz 16 Taking issue? 72 Quite rough 15 Hershey bar Frankenstein’s 122 Obama, as of Jan. 17 More smarmy 77 One can stand to 19 Traveling, like monster, but . . . 2009 18 Alludes (to) lose it Blues Traveler 73 Composer Gustav 123 Obscure 24 __ roast 78 Fine porcelain 20 “Yay! Go me!” 74 Crosswise, ship- 124 Camp Swampy 25 Ustinov who 79 Early floppy disk 21 From square one wise dog played 1-Across size 22 Bjorn rival 75 L.A. Angel, e.g. 125 Cry of pain 26 Chatty bird 81 Munch museum 23 My first crush was 76 Tool for a moun- 126 Aquarium fish 32 Not many masterpiece on a mummy, but . . . taineer 127 Messenger god 33 Not close 82 Part of a Latin trio 27 Chaney of film 77 “Hungarian 36 GED taker 83 Brouhaha 28 Minting process Fantasy” composer Down 38 Purists 85 Column begun in 29 Slippery 78 Ernie’s roommate 1 Novelist Frederik 39 Give a ring 1956 by Pauline 30 Home to four-and- 80 PDQ, to an RN 2 __ cat: baseball 40 Bone: Pref. Phillips twenty blackbirds 84 Org. that investi- variation 41 More dangerous 87 Bar staple 31 Wide of the mark gates crashes 3 Two-part David 43 Old TV production 90 Famous 34 Demolition supply 85 Carvey who Bowie song from co. 91 Musical drama 35 Part of SOP: Abbr. played the Church “Scary Monsters 45 Like the best bet 92 Title for a guru 37 York __: British Lady (and Super 48 Ivory Coast neigh- 93 Layer cathedral 86 Self-interested one Creeps)” bor 94 Blessing elicitor 39 Folded corner 88 Gp. with a co-pay 4 Obey the coxswain 49 Doesn’t act just 95 Guinea pig, e.g. 42 Training room 89 When I moved to 5Lord’s Prayer yet 100 Firewood measure T.J. and Angelica Doerfel announce the birth of their 44 Hosp. units Sleepy Hollow, I opening 50 Krypton, for one 102 Auto insurance 46 Florida’s team started dating a 6 Gillette’s __ II 55 Go nowhere in giant daughter, Callie Christine Doerfel, born Sept. 20, 2011. Callie, 47 Everyone liked my soldier, but . . . 7 Fresh out of the particular 104 Spot-on born at Lower Keys Medical Center, weighed 7 lbs. 10 oz. She ghost boyfriend, 94 __ Afghan Airlines oven 56 Nocturnal hunters 108 Kite attachment was welcomed by her big brother Jakob, along with but . . . 96 Morsel for dipping 8 Number retired by 58 Critter in old 110 Barber’s stroke 51 PIN requester 97 Old Testament bk. the Orioles for Jim Qantas ads, popu- 111 Ruler deposed in grandparents,Tom and Cheryl Doerfel and Sandra Zumsteg. 52 “Prove it!” 98 “Shazam!” Palmer larly 1979 She is the new niece of Kim, Bobby, Eddy, Joey, Ben, Kurt, 53 Prefix for fall 99 “Little Shop of __” 9 Opera that pre- 61 Planter’s choice 113 Teen’s affliction Garrett, Tommy and Charlie Doerfel; Robert and Christine 54 Dear one, in Italy 101 Ryan of “You’ve miered in Cairo 62 River to the Seine 114 Scratches (out) Grim. Angelica plays and sings with her husband, T.J., who 57 Veggie that looks Got Mail” 10 Nestles 64 Four Corners st. 116 “I’ll take that as like an overgrown 103 Letters on Windy 11 Mai __: fruity cock- 65 122-Across, infor- __” tours with his brothers and sister in the Doerfel Family Band. scallion City trains tail mally 117 __ psychology 59 Green Hornet side- 105 Co. designation 12 “Breathing 66 Marker feature 118 Poet’s before kick 106 String after B Lessons” novelist 67 “Sounds good to 119 Big 51-Across 60 87-Down fruit 107 Light bulb unit Tyler me!” manufacturer 62 “It’s __”:“Problem 109 Uses FedEx again 13 Take up, as a 68 Ambassador’s solution Crossword the OctoberSolution to 26 puzzle. 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FILM A multi-layered who done it “Mesrine” French gangster French film movies. director keeps Directed by Alain Corneau us guessing KEYS in his FILM final Love Crime (Crime THEATER film, d’amour) Unrated, 104 “Love min., opens Friday, Oct. 28, Crime” at the Tropic Brown Bear, Brown Bear - twists and After watching this slick turns in French crime drama, I have this dia- need we say more? a new respect for people bolical who work in the corporate thriller, world. Who knew competi- keeping Author’s best- tion among executives even the Craig Wanous could be so cutthroat? most selling creations “Love Crime” stars astute viewer guessing. come alive Nov. 13 Kristin Scott Thomas, Thomas, whose fluency Ludivine Sagnier, Patrick in French has given her a L’Attitudes Staff Mille and Guillaume second career in Europe, Marquet. Many viewers plays Christine, a hard-edged will recognize Ms. Thomas female executive with a Anyone with kids - and from the recent “Sarah’s multinational company who certainly any grandparent - Key” and 2008’s “The wants to be promoted to the knows the name Eric Carle. Other Boleyn Girl.” home office in the U.S. Well, actually, they more Ludivine Sagnier’s most She ruthlessly uses her properly recognize the recent films shown here in names of his best-selling the U.S. were the two G See Film, 7B creatures. In children’s whimsical and colorful books with titles like “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See” and “The Very Hungry Caterpillar,” Carle has creat- ed a world of wide imagina- tion. “Papa, Please Get the Moon for Me,” first published in 1986, spins an imaginative tale of On Nov. 13, Canada’s a father’s love. Mermaid Theatre company will present Carle’s world on written and illustrated by stage at the Coral Shores Bill Martin, Jr. and Eric High School Performing Carle, and has helped hun- Arts Center. dreds of thousands of tod- The theater group, which dlers associate colors and hails from Nova Scotia, has meanings to objects. been presenting the world of Capturing the rhythmic children’s literature since the text and beautiful tissue- company’s founding in paper collage illustrations of 1972. a classic picture book, Their last visit to the Mermaid Theatre’s adapta- Keys came in 2008, when a tion generates fresh appreci- similar production tapping ation of the endearing cast of Carle’s favorite characters characters. “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” capture’s Eric Carle’s drew nearly 700 parents and Another favorite Carle dynamic die-cut artwork and imaginative visual images. kids to Coral Shores High. book, “Papa, Please Get the First published in 1967, Moon For Me,” relates the Mermaid’s version - com- tions, which are drawn in “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, poignant story of a young ing to the Keys — mirrors thick, brushstrokes of bril- What Do You See?” was girl’s unusual quest. the book’s stunning illustra- G See Carle, 7B THEATER Movie poster for ‘Love Crime’. Humor and heartbreak in ‘Steel Magnolias’ Key Largo troupe brings southern story to life By Claudia Miller L’Attitudes Contributor

Despite torrential rains, the three-night run of the “Rocky Horror Show” at the Murray E. Nelson Government and Cultural Center was a hit and left audiences calling for an encore. Debra Ginsberg, artistic director for the Friends of Contributed photo the Key Largo Cultural Cast of “Steel Magnolias (L to R): Shelby Eatenton played by Vanessa Ward, Truvy Jones played by Maria Ruiz-Legg, Clariee Belcher played by Darlene Moore, Ousier Boudreax played by Debra Ginsberg, Annelle Dupuy-Desoto played by Debbie Hess and M’Lynn Eatenton played by Serena Salva Center, said that they are Magnolias,” which will be situation and turn a negative now considering making the presented Friday through into a positive.” campy play into an annual Sunday Nov. 4-6. Written by Robert event. “It’s a drama/comedy that Harling, who has since Next up, the group is balances humor and heart- penned screenplays for other turning their attention to an break,” Ginsberg said. “It’s notable films like “The First equally humorous but more about life, love and loss, and poignant work, “Steel how people rise above their G See Theater, 7B

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Treasured stories Better pay attention We Sell Bagged Ice From Carle, 6B Carle, author of more From Film, 6B the last assistant. ¢ than 70 books, divides his There is more to Isabelle, liant blues, greens and daz- time between New York staff as stepping stones to and this film, than meets the 99 zling reds. and the Florida Keys. advance her career and eye. An Following the show, the believes all is fair in We’re not giving away the MM 101.3 Key Largo unusual Mermaid Theatre will put love...and business. plot, trust me: Out of www.KeyLargoArbys.com quest for a on a special Puppet One scene informs us nowhere, someone is stabbed unique Workshop to demonstrate that her previous assistant to death. We watch it happen plaything - how black light puppetry ended up in a mental institu- and know exactly who did it; the moon - works. Children will be tion and we start to realize the murderer plants self- offers a able to ask the puppeteers that Christine is not a nice incriminating evidence and splendid questions about the per- person. She would have even confesses to the crime. introduc- formance and puppetry in been right at home in The police have an open CARLE tion to the general. “Horrible Bosses”. and shut case. Or do they? wonder- The production uses a Christine’s newest assis- Director Corneau keeps ment of the lunar cycle. technique in which per- tant, Isabelle, played by Ms. us scratching our heads and, The Mermaid Theatre’s formers don head-to-toe Sagnier, is a naÔve but as the plot slowly reveals production, “The Brown black outfits and manipu- intelligent woman who itself, we kick ourselves for Bear, the Moon late puppets painted in flu- doesn’t seem to mind help- not paying better attention - and a Caterpillar - orescent colors under the ing her boss, even after the clues were there all Treasured Stories by Eric glow of black lights. Christine steals her idea to along. And, like each layer Carle,” is being brought to Tickets cost $5 for close a deal. of a French puff pastry, each the Keys by Island adults and children. But after she’s tricked plot twist is delicious. Community Entertainment The show begins at 7 into a business trip to Cairo “Love Crime” takes its (ICE), a non-profit organi- p.m., Nov. 13, at the and has a romantic liaison time developing and the plot zation dedicated to bring- Performing Arts Center, with Christine’s lover, may be a bit convoluted for ing quality entertainment Coral Shores High School, things quickly chill between some filmgoers. But, as the and cultural events to the mile marker 89.9. Doors Isabelle and Christine. And saying goes, hell hath no Upper Keys. open at 6 p.m. after a humiliating video is fury like a woman scorned, shown at a staff meeting, and once the claws come Isabelle seems to be headed out, “Love Crime” delivers ‘Play hits home’ for the same institution as a tasty treat. to southern women; this From Theater, 6B could be any group of ART women today.” Wives Club” and “Laws of All of the actors in this Holiday begins early Attraction,” the play is production were also in the based on the death of his “Rocky Horror Show,” • TOTAL NUDITY... sister, Susan Harling with Serena Salva now in Big Pine Robinson, a diabetic. the role of M’Lynn and artists hold Distinctive and Most people may be Vanessa Ward playing Tasteful familiar with the 1989 film Shelby. wreath raffle version, which featured • Florida’s Most The rest of the cast Artists in Paradise Julia Roberts, Sally Field, includes Maria Ruiz-Legg Beautiful Women Dolly Parton, Shirley Gallery on Big Pine will be as the wisecracking Truvy, showcasing holiday and gift • Private Table MacLaine, Daryl Hannah Debbie Hess as Truvy’s and Olympia Dukakis. items starting Friday, Nov. 4. Dances Available eager assistant, Annelle, All the wreaths are creat- While the play is still and Darlene Moore as the • Full Liquor and set in the fictional small ed by gallery members and eccentric millionaire, go on display for the month Food Served ’til southern town of Clariee. Chinquapin, Louisiana and of November. include Paradise Gallery, Close Ginsberg will tackle the The annual Holiday FAVOR, Keys Collection, stays true to the strong per- part of cranky Ousier and • Open ’til 4am sonalities and relationships Wreath Raffle coincides Pizzaworks, The Laundry pull double-duty again as with Walk on Winn Dixie Loft, Beall’s Keys Hair Co., • Couples Welcome of the main six women, the director. stage presentation is differ- Dec. 2 when raffle winners Shirley’s Ice Cream Store, “After a while you build will be announced. Key West Key Lime Co., ent. up a troupe of familiar All of the action takes On Monday, Oct. 31, Radio Shack, Bert and Keys Hottest Happy Hour names and faces,” merchants in the Big Pine Frannies, Big Pine place on one set in Truvy’s Ginsberg said. “They start 4-8 pm No Cover • 1/2 price Appetizers beauty salon, and only the Key Shopping Center spon- Chiropractic, China Garden out as cast members and sor a trick-or-treat Restaurant and Walton’s Pet 2-4-1 Dances • 2-4-1 Drinks six women appear on work up to lead. There’s stage. All of the other char- Halloween event with candy Store. something very special and fun for kids and adults For more information, Tuesday - Locals Night acters, including the men, about community theater. are only referred to in the alike. call 872-1828. The cast members develop Merchants participating sharp, witty dialogue. a bond, and they all want Marathon Community Cinema The main storyline another show because they focuses on the local social have so much fun.” leader, M’Lynn, whose dia- The FKLCC is looking betic daughter, Shelby, gets to recruit more volunteers, Dolphin Tale married and then risks her especially on the produc- life by becoming pregnant. tion end, Ginsberg said. Starring: Morgan Freeman, “M’Lynn’s struggle Show times for ‘Steel Ashley Judd and with her headstrong daugh- Magnolias’ are 8 p.m. Harry Connick Jr. ter, who is doing some- Friday, Nov. 4 and thing that might kill her, is Saturday, Nov. 5 and 7 Rated: PG very difficult for a mother p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6 with a to come to terms with,” reception one hour before Ginsberg said. “If you’re a each performance. Showtimes: mother this play really hits The Murray E. Nelson Fri - Thurs 7:00 & 9:30 • Sat & Sun 2:00, 7:00 & 9:30 home.” Government and Cultural Ginsberg stressed that Center is located at 102050 Coming Soon while these are southern Overseas Highway, mile Footloose - PG-13 characters, the cast has marker 102 bayside, Key been careful not to turn Largo. Tickets cost $25. Phone: 743-0288 • Hearing Assistance Now Available them into caricatures. For more information “We’re going to keep it on other upcoming events sensitive and true to the and tickets, visit personalities of these types www.fklcc.org. Keys Movie Times of women, who are really as beautiful and delicate as Regal Cinemas a magnolia but as tough as steel. This is not exclusive Searstown, Key West, 294-0000 All shows that start before 4 p.m play only on weekends. • The Metropolitan Opera: Don Giovanni (NR): 12:55 p.m. • In Time (PG-13): 1:20, 4:20, 7:30 and 10:05 p.m. • Puss in Boots (PG): 1:10, 4:10, 7:10 and 9:55 p.m. 91298 Overseas Hwy, Tavernier • The Rum Diary (R): 1:00, 4:00, 7:00 and 9:50 p.m. bbtheatres.com • Paranormal Activity 3 (R): 1:15, 4:15, 7:15 and 9:40 p.m. NOW ALL DIGITAL! • The Three Musketeers (PG-13): 1:25, 4:25, 7:25 and 10:00 p.m. The Rum Diary (R) • Footloose (PG-13): 7:05 and 9:45 p.m. 1:40; 4:25; 7:10; 9:55* •••••••••••••••••• Tropic Cinema Puss In Boots (PG) 416 Eaton St., Key West, 295-9493 1:45; 4:10; 6:55; 9:10* • The Ides of March (R): 2:15, 4:30, 6:45 and 9:00 p.m. •••••••••••••••••• • 50/50 (R): 1:30 and 6:00 p.m. In Time (PG13) • Moneyball (PG-13): 3:30 and 8:00 p.m. 2:05; 4:40; 7:30; 10:00* • Love Crime (NR): 2:00, 4:15, 6:30 and 8:45 p.m. •••••••••••••••••• • The Wayshower (PG-13): 1:45, 4:00, 6:15 and 8:30 p.m. Paranormal Activity 3 (R) Marathon Community Cinema 2:10; 4:30; 7:20; 9:30* 5101 Overseas Highway, Marathon, 743-0288 •••••••••••••••••• • Dolphin Tale (PG):Weekdays: 7:00 and 9:30 p.m.; 3 Musketeers 3D Saturday and Sunday: 2:00, 7:00 and 9:30 p.m. (PG13) 1:50; 4:20; 7:00; 9:35* Tavernier Towne Cinema •••••••••••••••••• Tavernier Mall,Tavernier, 853-7003 Sorry, no passes. • The Rum Diary (R): 1:40, 4:25, 7:10 and 9:55* p.m. * Friday & Saturday Only • Puss in Boots (PG): 1:45, 4:10, 6:55 and 9:10* p.m. • In Time (PG-13): 2:05, 4:45, 7:30 and 10:00* p.m. • Paranormal Activity 3 (R): 2:10, 4:30, 7:20 and 9:30* p.m. • The Three Musketeers (PG-13): 1:50, 4:20, 7:00 and 9:35* p.m. * Friday & Saturday only.

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A A AMENDED NOTICE OF NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE FORECLOSURE SALE Ad/ 4338000 BY CLERK OF THE BY CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL Notice is hereby given that the Notice is hereby given that the CIRCUIT, undersigned, DANNY L. undersigned, DANNY L. IN AND FOR MONROE KOLHAGE, Clerk of the Circuit KOLHAGE, Clerk of the Circuit COUNTY, FLORIDA Court of Monroe County, Court of Monroe County, Florida, will, on the 10TH DAY Florida, will, on the 10TH DAY Case No.: 2011-DR-1104-K OF NOVEMBER 2011 at OF NOVEMBER 2011 at Division: FAMILY 11:00AM on THE FRONT 11:00AM on THE FRONT STEPS OF THE MONROE STEPS OF THE MONROE JUAN MAYANCELA, COUNTY COURTHOUSE, COUNTY COURTHOUSE, Petitioner 500 WHITEHEAD STREET in 500 WHITEHEAD STREET in the City of KEY WEST Florida, the City of KEY WEST Florida, and offer for sale and sell at public offer for sale and sell at public outcry to the highest and best outcry to the highest and best MINERVA MAYANCELA, bidder for CASH the following bidder for CASH the following Respondent. described property situated in described property situated in Monroe County, Florida, to wit: Monroe County, Florida, to wit: NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DISSOLUTION OF Northerly half of the North Lot 12, Block S, Part B NORTH MARRIAGE 87.50 feet of Lot 5, Block 1, MARATHON SHORES, Days Subdivision, according to according to the Plat thereof, TO: MINERVA MAYANCELA the Plat thereof as recorded in recorded in Plat Book 3, Page 547 W 157 ST.. 42. NEW Plat Book 3, Page 15, of the 32, of the Public Records of YORK, NY 10032 Public Records of Monroe Monroe County, Florida. County, Florida. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Property address: 2895 Harbor action has been filed against More Commonly Known As: Drive, Marathon, FL 33050 you and that you are required to 501 64th Street, Marathon, FL serve a copy of your written 33050 Pursuant to the UNIFORM defenses, if any, to it on JUAN FINAL JUDGMENT OF MAYANCELA, whose address Pursuant to the AMENDED FORECLOSURE entered in a is 300 SOUTHARD ST.. STE. SUMMARY FINAL case in said Court, the style of 208. KEY WEST. FL 33040 on JUDGMENT OF which is: or before NOVEMBER 7, 2011, FORECLOSURE entered in a and file the original with the case in said Court, the style of Joseph P Rabito clerk of this Court at 500 which is: WHITEHEAD ST., KEY Plaintiff WEST, FL 33040 before Habitat for Humanity of the service on Petitoner or Middle Keys Inc., A Florida VS. immediately thereafter. If you Non-Profit Corporation; Habitat fail to do so, a default may be for Humanity of the Middle John J Moran; Martha S Moran; entered against you for the Keys Community Land Trust JOHN DOE; JANE DOE ; US Inc., A Florida Non-Profit SMALL BUSINESS

relief demanded in the A A A A A A petition. Corporation, ADMINISTRATION P.M. at the Monroe County is the sole responsibility of each 10, 2011, at 11:00 A.M., at Purchasing Office, the Board of Proposer to ensure their courthouse steps - 500 Copies of all court Plaintiffs Defendant County Commissioners of proposal is received in a timely Whitehead St., Key West, FL documents in this case, Monroe County, Florida, will fashion. 33040 for the following including orders, are VS. And the Docket Number of open sealed proposals for the described property: available at the Clerk of the which is Number following: Bid Security payable to Monroe Circuit Court’s office. You ADAM T ANDERSON and 10-CA-000246-M County Board of County LOT 6, BLOCK 18, of CUDJOE may review these documents MELISSA ANDERSON WITNESS my hand and the HIGGS BEACH Commissioners in the amount GARDENS SIXTH ADDITION, upon request. Husband and Wife; JOHN Official Seal of Said Court, this DOE; JANE DOE 6th day of October 2011 PLAYGROUND PHASE I of five percent (5%) of the Bid ACCORDING TO THE PLAT PROJECT must accompany each Bid in THEREOF AS RECORDED IN You must keep the Clerk of KEY WEST, MONROE accordance with the PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE 66, OF the Circuit Court’s office Defendants Danny L. Kolhage COUNTY, FLORIDA Instructions to Bidders. THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF notified of your current Clerk of the Circuit Court RFP-ENG-340-25-2011- MONROE COUNTY, address. (You may file Notice And the Docket Number of Monroe County, Florida PUR/CV Monroe County’s performance FLORIDA. of Current Address, Florida which is Number and obligation to pay under this Supreme Court Approved 10-CA-000502-M By: Tammy L. Marciel Scope of Work contract is contingent upon an Any person claiming an interest Family Law Form 12.915.) WITNESS my hand and the Deputy Clerk annual appropriation by the in the surplus from the sale, if Future papers in this lawsuit Official Seal of Said Court, this Project includes, but is not Board of County any, other than the property will be mailed to the address 13th day of October 2011 Florida Statute 45.031: Any limited to, the following: Commissioners. owner as of the date of the lis on record at the clerk’s person claiming an interest in Danny L. Kolhage the surplus from the sale, if any, pendens must file a claim within office. • Clerk of the Circuit Court other than the property owner Purchase and installation of All submissions must remain sixty (60) days after the sale. playground equipment as valid for a period of ninety (90) The Court, in its discretion, may WARNING: Rule 12.285, Monroe County, Florida as of the date of the Lis indicated on drawings days from the date of the enlarge the time of the sale. Florida Family Law Rules of Pendens must file a claim • Installation of water line and deadline for submission stated Notice of the changed time of Procedure, requires certain By: Tammy L. Marciel within 60 days after the sale. drinking fountains above. The Board will sale shall be published as automatic disclosure of Deputy Clerk • Demolition of indicated automatically reject the provided herein. documents and information. Publish October 22, 29, 2011 structures, paving, landscaping response of any person or Failure to comply can result Florida Statute 45.031: Any Florida Keys Keynoter and all other items indicated on affiliate who appears on the DATED: September 14, 2011 in sanctions, including person claiming an interest in the drawings convicted vendor list prepared dismissal or striking of the surplus from the sale, if any, • Relocate recycling area and by the Department of By: Shonta McLeod pleadings. other than the property owner as of the date of the Lis Ad/ 4693500 equipment Management Services, State of Deputy Clerk of the Court • Pendens must file a claim Construction of new fence Florida, under Sec. Dated: October 3, 2011. • within 60 days after the sale. CITY OF Installation of required sand 287.133(3)(d), Florida ‘‘If you are a person with a in specified areas Statutes. Monroe County disability who needs any CLERK OF THE KEY COLONY BEACH • Any other requirements of declares that all or portions of accommodation in order to CIRCUIT COURT Publish October 22, 29, 2011 NOTICE OF the drawings and specifications the documents and work participate in this proceeding, By: Riella Lynn Sims Florida Keys Keynoter PROPOSED ORDINANCE papers and other forms of you are entitled, at no cost to Deputy Clerk The City Commission of the Requirements for submission deliverables pursuant to this you, the provision of certain and the selection criteria may request shall be subject to assistance. Please contact the Publish October 8, 15, 22, 29, City of Key Colony Beach, Ad/ 4692100 be requested from reuse by the County. ADA Coordinator, Ms. Judy 2011 Florida, will present the DemandStar by Onvia at Greene at 502 Whitehead Florida Keys Keynoter following proposed ordinance NOTICE OF for Second Reading and Final www.demandstar.com or All proposals, including the Street, Key West, FL 33040; PUBLIC AUCTION Passage at the Regular City www.monroecountybids. recommendation of the County telephone number Commission Meeting to be held com or call toll-free at Administrator and the 305-295-3127 two (2) working Auction to be held on Nov 15, Ad/ 4654300 Thursday, November 10, 2011, 1-800-711-1712. The Public requesting Department Head, days of your receipt of this 2011 at 8:00 A.M. at All 9:30 a.m., City Hall Auditorium, Record is available at the will be presented to the Board notice; if you are hearing American Towing & Tire, Inc., INVITATION TO BID 600 W. Ocean Drive, Key Purchasing Office located at of County Commissioners for impaired, call the Florida Relay 711 Largo Road, Key Largo, Colony Beach, Florida. the Gato Building, 1100 final awarding or otherwise. No Services at 1-800-955-8771 Florida 33037, in accordance NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Simonton Street, Key West, FL binding contract is created (TTY); if you are voice to FL statue section 713.78 for TO PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS AN ORDINANCE OF THE 33040. Technical questions between any person/firm and impaired, call the Florida Relay unpaid towing & storage. that the Monroe County School CITY OF KEY COLONY should be directed, in writing, the County until a contract is Services at 1-800-955-8770.’’ District will receive bids for the BEACH, FLORIDA; to Director OF Monroe County approved by the County 1978 18FT MARK TWAIN following: AMENDING CHAPTER FIVE Project Management Commission. The Board Prepared by: Vin/ MTMH7374M781 BID No. 504 OF THE CODE OF Department, The Gato reserves the right to reject any Gladstone Law Group, P.A. DISTRICT WIDE ROLL OFF ORDINANCES, ENTITLED Building, 1100 Simonton and all proposals, to waive 1499 W. Palmetto Park Rd, Publish October 29, 2011 DUMPSTERS BOATS, BOAT TRAILERS, Street, Room 2-216, Key West, informalities in any or all Suite 300 Florida Keys Keynoter MARINE FACILITIES AND Florida or by facsimile to (305) proposals, and to re-advertise Boca Raton, FL 33486 Bid documents may be WATERWAYS; ARTICLE III. 295-4321. All answers will be for proposals. The Board also requested from DemandStar MARINE CONSTRUCTION by Addenda. reserves the right to separately Publish October 29, AND IMPROVEMENTS, accept or reject any item or November 5, 2011 by calling 1-800-711-1712 or Ad/ 4728700 by going to the website DOCKING OF BOATS; A pre-proposal conference items of a proposal, or portion Florida Keys Keynoter DIVISION 9. BOAT will be held on November 18, of the work, and to award www.demandstar.com or by NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: going to TRAILERS; SECTION 5-80. 2011 at 10:00 a.m. at the and/or negotiate a contract in GENERALLY; AND project site located at 1000 the best interest of the County. www.keysschools.com ANCHOR TOWING gives PROVIDING FOR Atlantic Boulevard, Key Ad/ 4694000 The public record document is Notice of Foreclosure of Lien CODIFICATION; REPEALING West, Florida. General Dated at Key West this 25th available at the Purchasing and intent to sell these vehicles ANY INCONSISTENT Contractors are encouraged day of October, 2011. CITY OF Department, 241 Trumbo on 11/11/2011, 08:00 am at PROVISIONS; PROVIDING to be present. KEY COLONY BEACH Road, Key West, FL 33040. 189 US HIGHWAY 1, FOR SEVERABILITY; AND Monroe County NOTICE OF KEY WEST, FL 33040-5476, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE Interested firms or individuals Purchasing Department PROPOSED ORDINANCE All bids must be received on or pursuant to subsection 713.78 before 2PM Tuesday, DATE. are requested to indicate their of the Florida Statutes. interest by submitting Two (2) Publish October 29, 2011 The City Commission of the November 15th, 2011 ANCHOR TOWING reserves If any person decides to appeal signed originals of the Florida Keys Keynoter City of Key Colony Beach, specified in the bid documents. the right to accept or reject any any decision made by the proposal in a sealed envelope Florida, will present the The Monroe County School and/or all bids. District reserves the right, at its Commission with respect to clearly marked on the outside, following proposed ordinance any matter considered at the ‘‘Sealed Proposal for Higgs for Second Reading and Final sole discretion, to accept or 4A3AA46G4YE098572 meeting, that person will need a Beach Playground Phase I Ad/ 4692500 Passage at the Regular City reject any and all bids and to 2000 MITSUBISHI waive informalities or record of the proceedings and Project, Key West, Monroe Commission Meeting to be held for such purpose may need to County, Florida’’ addressed IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Thursday, November 10, 2011, irregularities when it is in the Publish October 29, 2011 ensure that a verbatim record to: THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL 9:30 a.m., City Hall Auditorium, best interest of the Board to do Florida Keys Keynoter so. of the proceedings is made, CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR 600 W. Ocean Drive, Key which record includes the Monroe County MONROE COUNTY, Colony Beach, Florida. Monroe County School District testimony and evidence upon Purchasing Office FLORIDA. Purchasing Department Ad/ 4739600 which the appeal is to be 1100 Simonton Street, AN ORDINANCE OF THE based. Room 1-213 CASE No. CA08797K CITY OF KEY COLONY Publish October 26, 29, NOTICE OF Key West, FL 33040 BEACH, FLORIDA; November 2, 5, 2011 PUBLIC SALE Copies of the proposed Phone: (305) 292-4466 THE BANK OF NEW YORK AMENDING CHAPTER Florida Keys Keynoter ordinance are available at Key Fax: (305) 292-4465 MELLON AS TRUSTEE FOR FOURTEEN OF THE CODE The vehicle(s) listed below will Colony Beach City Hall, 600 W. THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER OF ORDINANCES, be sold at public auction for Ocean Drive, Key Colony All proposals must be received CWALT, INC, ALTERNATIVE ENTITLED SEWERS AND cash at FLORIDA KEYS Beach, Florida. Interested by the County Purchasing LOAN TRUST 2006-29T1, SEWAGE DISPOSAL, 14-5 Ad/ 4691800 TOWING INC., 1620 Overseas parties may appear at the Office before 3:00 P.M. on MORTGAGE PASS- SEWER PIPE TESTING AND Hwy, Marathon FL 33050 at meeting and be heard with December 6, 2011. Any THROUGH CERTIFICATES, INSPECTION, AND NOTICE OF 8:00 AM on November 30, respect to the proposed proposals received after this SERIES 2006-29T1, PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC AUCTION 2011 in accordance to Florida ordinance. date and time will be CODIFICATION; REPEALING Statute Section 713.78 for automatically rejected. PLAINTIFF, ANY INCONSISTENT Auction to be held on Nov 14, unpaid towing & storage. Vickie L. Bollinger, Materials may be delivered by PROVISIONS; PROVIDING 2011 at 8:00 A.M. at All FLORIDA KEYS TOWING, City Clerk Certified Mail, Return Receipt VS. FOR SEVERABILITY; AND American Towing & Tire, Inc., INC. reserves the right to Requested, hand-delivered or PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE 711 Largo Road, Key Largo, accept or reject any and/or all Publish October 29, 2011 couriered. Faxed or e-mailed VATCHE ASHKARIAN, ET AL. DATE. Florida 33037, in accordance bids. All vehicles/vessels are Florida Keys Keynoter proposals will be automatically to FL statue section 713.78 for sold as is. rejected. Hand delivered DEFENDANT(S). If any person decides to appeal unpaid towing & storage. Proposals may request a any decision made by the receipt. If sent by mail or by NOTICE OF Commission with respect to 1. 1990 TOC1 / 1994 Nissan altima 4dr VIN: TOR00467G990 Ad 4691200 courier, the above-mentioned FORECLOSURE SALE any matter considered at the Vin/ 1N4BU31D1RC114252 envelope shall be enclosed in meeting, that person will need a Publish October 29, 2011 NOTICE OF another envelope addressed to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN record of the proceedings and Publish October 29, 2011 Florida Keys Keynoter REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS the entity and address stated pursuant to the Final Judgment for such purpose may need to Florida Keys Keynoter above. Proposers should be of Foreclosure dated ensure that a verbatim record NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN aware that certain ‘‘express September 12, 2011 in the of the proceedings is made, TO PROSPECTIVE mail’’ services will not above action, I will sell to the which record includes the PROPOSERS that on guarantee specific time highest bidder for cash at testimony and evidence upon December 6, 2011 at 3:00 delivery to Key West, Florida. It Monroe, Florida, on November which the appeal is to be Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, October 29, 2011 9B

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A A first! Call Emil, 731-3386 Sunset Grille & Raw Bar, 7 6 mo. min. 743-0658 A(305)vail. 923-3855 Nov-Apr, 3mo. min., Knights Key Blvd, Marathon. $2300, F/L/S 954-673-7933 MARATHON: Mrthn US1-3Spaces Avail. 3116 TA CAT $2000. 3208 Please apply in person. 1st, 1500 sf; 2nd, 1000 sf, 3rd, T-TOP House 1br, 1ba $950. 3BD/2BA GORGEOUS BAY NAT CAT $2500. 471 NAT GM 800VIEW. sf.Key All can Largo be combined Village. 2 or Andonized aluminum, RESORT HELP Apt 1br, 1ba $800. ‡ Low hrs, 2.5:1, $2500. TAMD A A for 20 to 30 ft boat. Immediate openings Half duplex 2br, 1ba $1,000. rentmarinas separate. & private $1/sf beach.util, Furn. 70C Volvo $2000. Call (772) taxes & insur. 305-923-9542 $900 OBO. 743-1952 HOUSEKEEPING. All F/L/S. 305-522-0066 All Util. incl. Avail. monthly Oct - 597-4131 or (772)708-3739 25’ LION MAR Deep Vee, Marathon 797-1707 OfficeApr. Call or Gia, Retail 954-632-7848 Space For MARATHON (SeaVeeTWIN YAMAHA type). CC, 150 T-top, HP Rent Highway Frontage SERVERS Luxury furnished efficiency. bracket.ENGINES 20061999, Yamaha Salt water F250

A A Excellent Signage F/T, P/T, days and evenings. Ground floor, W/D. engineedition, w/warranty. EFI. 400 hrs. Trailer. Rent Negotiable Please apply during business $750/mo. 954-599-7114 A A (RS)Complete $19K. with 305-743-3436 controls. Annual Rental - Marathon Please call 305-852-9233 hours, Key Colony Inn, Expertly maintained. 3BR, 3BA ‡ den. Non- 39’ SEA RAY 1984 Key Colony Beach. MARATHON STUDIO StreetHeart of Front MTH, Office OSH Spacefrontage For hy–cmearma.com waterfront, unfurn. $1700/mo, 20’ dockage, A/C, full kitchen, SPORTSFISHERMAN. Rent;1000 sqfurnished, ft office.$ F/L/S. negot. For Cell 305-297-0597 A A WORK ON THE OCEAN F/L/S. Call Clara Mayette, ‡ Twin 6-53 GM diesels, over- full bath, tiled. $850/mo util moreRent a information desk or entire please space. call Cabana Breezes now hiring Exit Realty 305-395-2095 MM48. 561-212-6563 hauled-dual station. Loaded! • A305-731-1183ultman Construction/ 305-731-9751 Autos wanted. All years. SERVERS BAR BACKS $45K. 305-743-3241 Junk-Used. Car- Van- Truck. BUSSER. Apply in person, MARATHON 1&2BRtriplex, MARATHON CompanyMARATHON at 305-743-5984 Commercial A A Run or not. Cash or donate for 401 E. Ocean Dr., KCB. oceanfront on 98th St; OR WATERFRONT APT Office bldg. 2400 sf, tiled, very Carolina Skiff Specialists All 4 BR, 2 BA gulfside home on sizes & models: Sea Chasers, tax write off. 305-332-0483 for 2 people. $980 incl util. nice. 8301 US Hwy, $3000/mo BOAT SLIP FOR RENT MM99 Gulfstream Blvd. Both with Dock privileges. Avail now. ‡ Bennington pontoons & Hydra- sales tax. 305-289-0802 Ocean side. $10 ft. Up to 40ft. ocean access & tiki hut. 305-743-9876 sports. Call Ft. Myers for West No liveaboard, Water & Paradise Towing Call 954-263-7311 Marathon Quaint retail office Coast pricing! 800-955-7543 MM 100 Kawama Club commercial space for rent. 850 Electric. (305) 942-3055 is buying junked cars. MM 75- WINTER RENTAL Call (305) 731-6540 2BD/2BA, available 11/1. SF, highway frontage/visible. BOAT SLIPS FOR RENT Islamorada 3BD/4BA. Amazing Pet friendly, $1375/mo. A(305)A 923-3855 96 Ford Windstar home w/80’ seawall, boat ramp, IN MARATHON Call Ellie, Keys Country A A 7 Passenger White with only A A Mrthn US1-3Spaces Avail. BEST RATES! private beach. Completely Realty/Dev. 305-853-7218 KCB 3 CONDOS OCEANSIDE 1st, 1500 sf; 2nd, 1000 sf, 3rd, CALL (305) 304-3610 100k mi, Great cond Call or Furnished. Call 407-353-2296 2/2 upgraded: granite, S/S. 1st, 3116 TA CAT $2000. 3208 ANTIQUES FOR SALE. MM 102, KEY LARGO 800 sf. All can be combined or text for photos 305-849-0659 2nd, 3rd flrs. Direct ocean view. NATBoat CAT Slips$2500. for Rent471 NAT GM Victorian oak sideboard, MM 82 Beautiful cottage! 1/1, $500/mo. Small efficiency apt. rent separate. $1/sf ‡ util, $2700 Package deal, call for info. 914- LowSheltered hrs, 2.5:1, Dockage $2500. TAMD secretary desk, lowboy den, Oceanview! Beach F/L/S.Utilities included. One taxes & insur. 305-923-9542 – 70CDirectVolvo Access $2000. to Ocean Call (772) w/mirror, washstand. access. Furn, fireplace, W/D, person. Laundry avail. Off 673-2024 beshraka aol.com 597-4131on Tavernier or (772)708-3739 Creek Also, Pirken & Hammer china, patio, O/S bar. N/S. Reduced! street parking. 305-509-2510 Office or Retail Space For ‡ Rent Highway Frontage 305-852-9233 A A service for 12, w/ many serving $1000 elec. (305) 664-0100 TWIN YAMAHA 150 HP MM 87.2 EXECUTIVE BAY Excellent Signage pieces. Call 305-289-3852, or ENGINESMARATHON Private owner at MM 98 PIRATES COVE 2/1 2BD/2BA Unfurn. Townhome. Rent Negotiable 1999, Salt water 1999 34’ HOLIDAY RAMBLER 609-870-3993. Boat House/Coral Lagoon, Fenced, Pet Frndly, grnd lvl., Gated, Pool/Tennis, Beach. Please call 305-852-9233 edition, EFI. 400 hrs. ENDEAVOR, Class A Motor 40’ wet slip for rent, includes $1250/mo. 22 Barracoa. Call Yearly rental. No pets. Complete with controls. Coach. 49K mi, Exc. Cond. Street Front Office Space For elec & water. Also avail dry rack Ellie, Keys Country Realty & $1300/mo. 305-495-8955 Expertly maintained. New awning, refrig.& freezer. Dev. 305-394-2901, 853-7218 Rent; furnished, F/L/S. For hyin boat–cmearma.com barn. 305-289-0064 $24,900 OBO. 305-522-4656 A A Prestigious Indigo Reef, LOGOmore information Dummy102 please call Cell 305-297-0597 MM100 3BD/2BA HOME Marathon. 3 BR, 2-1/2 BA, Error:Aultman 1 Construction Flex-A-Bed twin electric on corner, fenced yard. adjustable bed. Corded gated, pool, workout room, Company at 305-743-5984

Stainless Steel Kitchen Appl., A A remote, transferable lifetime dock space, covered parking. granite tops, F/S Avail now! F/L/S 305-289-0064 A A warr. Woodgrain trim. $1850 Call 305-554-4990 Canoe w/elec mtr new, sell for $750. 743-5155 Upper Key Largo, 2/2 furn BOAT SLIP FOR RENT MM99 Good Cond $500 OBO N. KEY LARGO 2/2. duplex. Oceanview, 9 mi. from Ocean side. $10 ft. Up to 40ft. Craigslist / 2669805921 or Private Collector Wants Very clean. HO park. Ocean Reef! Boat ramp access No liveaboard, Water & call/text 305-849-0659 Rolex Dive watches and Pilot Quiet neighborhood. Watches. Old model Military W/D, D/W. Sm Pets/No smoke, Electric. (305) 942-3055 2 Infl Sevlor Kayaks $40 ea Unfurnished. $1200/mth. F/L/S $1400. 954-614-4222 clocks & watches. $500 sec. dep. 305-394-1150 A A BOAT SLIPS FOR RENT Call 305-743-4578 IN MARATHON KCB 3 CONDOS OCEANSIDE BEST RATES! USED APPLIANCES & 2/2 upgraded: granite, S/S. 1st, FURNITURE We buy & sell. A A CALL (305) 304-3610 A A 2nd, 3rd flrs. Direct ocean view. KEYS Byars Used Furniture AFFORDABLE RATES Package deal, call for info. 914- Boat Slips for Rent & Appliances, 2771 O/S Hwy, MARATHON-KEYS RV PARK 673-2024 beshraka–aol.com Sheltered Dockage Marathon. 743-6506 Daily-Weekly-Monthly Luxury 1-2 bedrooms, 1 bath, Florida Vacation Villas Key Largo to Direct Access to Ocean room, furnished. On canal. on Tavernier Creek NET ‡ Key West Call 305-853-5000 Cable included. $895/mo keyscaribbean.com GET RESULTS 305-852-9233 util. 305-587-1512 Subscriptions KEY LARGO MM96. Ocean with the Keynoter’s MARATHON Private owner at side. Direct ocean access classified section. Boat House/Coral Lagoon, .COM w/Ocean views! Furn, 3br, 2ba / 40’ wet slip for rent, includes 743-5551 2br, 2ba. Seasonal or annual. 743-5551 elec & water. Also avail dry rack Call 786-258-3127 in boat barn. 305-289-0064