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WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,JANUARY 19, 2013 VOLUME 60, NO. 6 ● 25 CENTS U.S. SUPREME COURT Court: Houseboat not a boat By JESSE J. HOLLAND people around the country “capable of being used” and people or things on water,” Associated Press who make their home on High court rules 7-2 in favor the court was concerned with Breyer said. “And we conse- floating structures in mari- of liveaboard on the mainland practical possibilities, not quently conclude that the float- The U.S. Supreme Court nas, bays and coves. merely theoretical. ing home is not a vessel.” ruled Tuesday that a main- The high court ruled 7-2 County should not have been vessels that are “watercraft or “We believe that a reason- Justices Sonia Sotomayor land Florida man’s floating for Fane Lozman, who affected by maritime law. other artificial contrivance able observer, looking to the and Anthony Kennedy dis- home was a house, not a argued that the gray, two- Justice Stephen Breyer, used, or capable of being home’s physical characteristics sented, with Sotomayor say- boat, and not covered under story craft about 60 feet long who included a picture of used, as a means of trans- and activities, would not con- ing Breyer’s opinion creates maritime law, in a case that that he towed to the marina in Lozman’s craft in the opin- portation on water.” The key sider it to be designed to any could affect thousands of Riviera Beach in Palm Beach ion, said maritime law affects words, Breyer said, were practical degree for carrying ● See Homes, 2A

TROUT LANDS A GROUPER CRIME FRONT Judge sets Major League Baseball’s Mike Trout (front), Zecca trial centerfielder for the Los Angeles Angels and the 2012 American for Feb. 25 League rookie of It’s unclear whether Zecca’s the year, catches Attorney also attorney, Miami-based William and releases a added to case Aaron, will request more time huge goliath to prepare for trial or if Zecca is grouper while for forfeiture considering a plea agreement. fishing off Key Aaron hasn’t returned repeated West Jan. 12.Trout By RYAN McCARTHY messages for comment since was fishing on [email protected] Zecca’s arrest. On Jan. 10, a federal grand the ‘Coolwater’ The U.S. Attorney’s jury handed down the four- skippered by Office is moving quickly in count indictment against Capt. Bill Wallace the prosecution of Marathon Zecca. The gun count stems in 60 feet of water resident Dennis Zecca, co- from Zecca giving the inform- about 25 miles owner of a marina and a for- ant — a convicted felon — a west-northwest of mer U.S. Coast Guard 9mm Beretta to carry out Key West using Station Islamorada com- Schmitt’s killing. mander federally charged The cocaine counts stem 50-pound-test with murder for hire, conspir- from a U.S. Drug Enforcement conventional acy to possess and attempt to Administration investigation tackle. Last possess with intent to distrib- out of which the alleged mur- season,Trout hit ute cocaine, and transfer of a der-for-hire plot was hatched. .326 in 139 games firearm to a convicted felon. Federal authorities have said with 30 homers, U.S. District Judge Jose Schmitt was not involved in 83 runs batted in Martinez, who has taken over the drug case but haven’t said the case from Magistrate what motive Zecca would and 49 stolen Lurana Snow, signed an order have to kill him. bases. He scored Thursday setting a Feb. 25 However, in open court, 129 runs. trial date, with a Feb. 21 “cal- prosecutor Benjamin Coats endar call” pretrial hearing. said that for the murder for Photo courtesy Zecca’s Dec. 21 arrest for hire, Zecca had “associates JESSICA TARA COX unsuccessfully attempting to and co-conspirators in this pay $20,000 or a kilo of offense” who haven’t yet cocaine for the murder of been identified. MOSQUITO CONTROL Marathon Realtor Bruce Zecca pleaded not guilty Schmitt sent shockwaves on Jan. 14 and is being held through the Keys. The person without bond. he allegedly recruited for the Thursday, Martinez issued Salary cuts again up for talks hit — an employee of the an order to counsel for each Marathon Marina and side requiring them to “file quadruple sure the issue of something that should be treasurer each earn $22,038. Boatyard, which Zecca co- speedy-trial reports every 20 This time, board members’ salaries is done. I don’t want to make That doesn’t include fully owns — turned out to be a 4 versions addressed at next week’s this an elitist board where funded health benefits. federal informant. ● See Zecca, 2A board meeting in Key West. you discourage people from The first salary-related considered Wednesday’s agenda has wanting” to run for it, item is to simply reduce the four separate salary-related Goodman said. “What I salary of commissioners by By RYAN McCARTHY items, three of which are would propose is to every 10 percent. Goodman and CHOPPED IN THE UPPER KEYS [email protected] related to a 10 percent pay year knock this thing down” Bridges are sponsoring it. cut that most board members 10 percent “until it gets rea- Then there are individual Florida Keys Mosquito believed they took in sonable for the time spent.” items calling for the same 10 Control Board commission- October. In reality, they Commissioners earn percent reduction, but with ers Jack Bridges and Phil never approved it. $21,438 per year, while the Goodman are making “I kind of believe this is chairman and secretary- ● See Mosquito, 2A ROCKLAND KEY Issues remain for planned shopping center Key shopping center might During a two-hour hearing Neugent said. “It’s unfair to More traffic, not cause serious delays, says Wednesday in Key West, ask county residents to pick building size a project consultant. commissioners voiced wor- up the tab for a development “With such a big project, ries about how the center near that’s going to generate a lot unresolved there are going to be a lot of mile marker 9 could affect of money for someone.” questions,” Owen Trepanier, traffic, mass transit, neighbor- Commissioner Sylvia Photo by ANDY NEWMAN By KEVIN WADLOW a land-use consultant repre- ing landowners and demand Murphy said she doubts the Judges at the inaugural Key Largo and Islamorada Food & Senior Staff Writer senting site owner Steven for affordable housing. center would result in predict- Wine Festival’s ‘Chopped’team charity competition evaluate [email protected] Henson and developer “You’re fixing to create ed “marvelous benefits” like a scallop appetizer entry prepared by Chef Nate Bohning David Garfunkel, said something with jobs that jobs and sales tax revenue. A cluster of questions and Friday. “Going back and clearly will demand housing,” “We are not going to have and Patti Stanley at the Marker 88 restaurant in Islamorada. concerns raised by Monroe forth is part of the process.... Mayor George Neugent said. more tourists because of this The cooking-contest winners were Skip Bradeen and Florida County commissioners about We’re working really fast on “Somebody is going to Keys Islander Executive Chef Andy Niedenthal. For many a planned enormous Rockland this property.” have to pay for these things,” ● See Rockland, 2A more photos, go to www.KeysNet.com/photos.

INDEX Printed on 100% Classifieds ...... 10B recycled newsprint Chart Room’s Living ...... 3B CONTENTS © 2013 In L’Attitudes future KEYNOTER PUBLISHING CO. Business ...... 7A At the Marathon The iconic Chart Room bar Community Theatre, you’ll Opinion ...... 6A at the Pier House Resort find ‘Five Women Wearing has served some legends Sports/Outdoors . . .1B the Same Dress.’ Story, 7B — and now its future is in question. Story, 4A Crossword ...... 6B 7786790 22222 2A Saturday, January 19, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter NEWS BRIEFS Board salaries MOSQUITO CONTROL Emergency food money available return to fore Health care costs Monroe County has been From Mosquito, 1A Lord-Papy then awarded $10,966 through the refused, along with com- again go to board Federal Emergency Manage- different dates of enact- missioners Bill Shaw and ment Agency’s Emergency ment. Bridges’ version Steve Smith, to consider request to discuss a 10 per- Chairman Jack Bridges Food and Shelter Program. calls for a retroactive cut Goodman’s request to dis- Staff would cent pay cut for commission- said he would support The chairman of the coun- to Oct. 1, when he says cuss the pay cut. start paying ers, it received little traction. Goodman’s measure. ty’s Emergency Food and commissioners believed Republican Jill Goodman has argued time “Twenty-five dollars per Shelter Program, Rev. they approved it. Cranney-Gage won Lord- some portion and again that almost all pri- month is not too much to pay Stephen Braddock, encour- Goodman’s version Papy’s seat in November vate-sector employees con- for your insurance,” he said. ages nonprofits providing calls for a Jan. 1 effective and will be sworn in By RYAN McCARTHY tribute toward the cost of Commissioners Steve emergency food help to date, mainly to avoid con- Wednesday. The obvious [email protected] their health-care plan. Smith and Bill Shaw voiced apply for funding. fusion with retired 20-year swing vote did not return Mosquito Control employees concern about the employee calls for comment Friday Qualifying organizations commissioner Joan Lord- Florida Keys Mosquito are covered 100 percent by contribution. They said and earlier this month. should call 295-7741. Papy. He didn’t want the Control Board Commissioner the district. employees already pay high- A final salary-related district to have to recover a Phil Goodman says it’s time This month, Goodman is er deductibles in order to item Wednesday is small amount of money district employees begin reducing his ask to $25 per secure lower insurance costs. Bridges’ request to allow from her final paycheck as helping to fund their health- month for each employee and According to District commissioners to “volun- KEYS WEATHER a commissioner. care plans. leaving out retired workers. Comptroller William South- tarily adjust their own “Since we have a new “We just can’t burden the The item is included on cott, the district is self-insured pay” provided it’s not PREDICTED TEMPERATURES board in there, I thought taxpayers to fund 100 percent Wednesday’s board meeting and budgeted the same $1.5 higher than the highest that might get real compli- of this going forward. It’s a agenda. million for expected health- paid board member. He DAY HIGH LOW cated, so that’s why I said great benefit but it’s time “Years ago, even in pri- care costs in fiscal year 2012- was not allowed to add it SAT. 77 66 Jan. 1,” Goodman said. they share in part of the cost, vate business they paid for 13 as the previous year. to the December agenda. SUN. 78 67 Bridges said he would go like most businesses do. most or all of it. But costs Southcott said there was a “I will at least take mine along with that proposal if Everyone should share in the started skyrocketing,” he 6.2 percent increase in cost, MON. 76 65 down to Oct. 1 if the thing the board chooses. cost,” he said. said, noting governments are but there are fewer employ- TUES. 71 66 goes through that passes it It was Lord-Papy who Goodman proposed last beginning to charge employ- ees now than in 2011-12. [retroactive] to Jan. 1. I brought the issue to a head month that all employees, ees now. Wednesday’s meeting is Forecast: Expect partly will probably reduce it when she attempted to including commissioners and “It’s starting in the gov- scheduled to begin at 5:30 cloudy skies with a slight more over time,” he said. rescind the pay cut at her retirees, contribute $50 ernment sector, and it’s time p.m. at the district office on chance of showers. Wednesday’s meeting is final meeting in December. monthly toward their benefit for Mosquito Control to do College Road in Key West. scheduled for 5:30 p.m. at She removed the request package. But much like his that,” he said. Visit KeysNet.com/weather when it was discovered the the district office on for radar and extended forecast. cut never happened. College Road in Key West. BEACH ADVISORIES The Monroe County Several issues Health Department tests Keys beaches every two outstanding weeks for the presence of enteric bacteria. The cur- From Rockland, 1A ing proposed for the site rently are no beaches with from 240,000 square feet health advisories against shopping center,” Murphy to 175,000. The main swimming. said. “Everything pur- building would hold an chased there will not be anchor tenant like Walmart purchased in other stores or Target, plus one or more GETTING IT STRAIGHT between Key West and smaller stores. Due to a reporting error, Duck Key.” Planning staff advises a a story in Wednesday’s The hearing, the first of cap on the largest building at Keynoter described griev- two scheduled for an over- 125,000 square feet, while ances filed by Monroe lay zoning district cover- the Planning Commission County firefighters who ing the 33-acre site, ended said a single large store were terminated. In fact, without a vote. The second needing 140,000 square feet they were demoted. hearing is scheduled for would be fine. March 20 in Marathon. Trepanier said the Commissioners asked developer has newly county Growth Manage- pledged to fund construc- ment staff to return at the tion of a 200-seat commu- commission’s Feb. 20 nity meeting room with meeting in Key Largo to kitchen and bathrooms in discuss a proposal that the shopping center. would allow awarding of Previously, the developer unused commercial space offered to provide space Miami Herald photo by C.W. GRIFFIN permit allocations to new but wanted the construc- This is Fane Lozman at his houseboat in North Bay Village. applicants. tion cost to be deducted As it stands, the from impact fees. WKYZ Florida Keys Rockland Key center Michael Halpern, whose apparently requires virtu- family has a six-acre site on Man beats city hall PirateRadioKeyWest.com ally all of the non-residen- Rockland Key, said any After several disputes “Not every floating struc- tial permit allocations built large-scale zoning change From Homes, 1A 96.7 FM with the city, and unsuccess- ture is a vessel,” Breyer said. up in the years since the and building approval ful attempts to evict him, city “To state the obvious, a 101.7 FM real-estate crash. should consider other a new and unnecessary test. officials used U.S. maritime wooden washtub, a plastic County staff recom- Rockland owners. “An objective assessment Keys News law to impose a lien on dishpan, a swimming plat- mends limiting the cen- “If you get legal chal- of a watercraft’s purpose or Lozman’s property for dock- form on pontoons, a large on the half-hour ter’s buildable space to lenges from the people function governs whether age fees and damages for fishing net, a door taken off 300,000 square feet, not excluded, it will be years that structure is a vessel,” she Daily (M-F) trespass. its hinges or Pinocchio (when including parking. before you see a big-box said. “The court, however, Lozman argued that it inside the whale) are not ves- News Director Center developers and store,” said Halpern, a Key creates a novel and unneces- was a house, which would sels, even if they are ‘artifi- the county Planning Com- West lawyer. sary ‘reasonable observer’ Don Riggs have given it some protec- cial contrivance(s)’ capable mission in late November Commissioner Heather reformulation of these prin- tion from seizure under state of floating, moving under tow seemed to agree on 400,000 Carruthers said creating an ciples and errs in its determi- Mornings law. But federal judges sided and incidentally carrying feet, down from an original- islandwide plan for nation, under this new stan- 7:30 ● 8:30 ● 9:30 with the city, and the proper- even a fair-sized item or two ly requested 500,000. Rockland Key is “smart dard, that the craft before us ty was seized and destroyed. when they do so.” This week, Trepanier planning” even if it means is not a vessel.” Afternoons The city, however, was A structure would not fall said the developers will “waiting a year.” Lozman cheered the deci- ● forced to post a $25,000 under the definition of vessel 4:30 5:30 downsize the largest build- sion. “It leaves you speech- bond, which Lozman now “unless a reasonable observ- less,” he said. “It’s been a says he will pursue in district er, looking to the home’s CONTACT US 29122 Guava Ln. long fight.” court to reimburse him for the physical characteristics and Big Pine Key Lozman bought the 60- cost of his property — includ- activities, would consider it Upper Keys foot-by-12-foot floating home ing the furniture and personal designed to a practical 91655 Overseas Highway with French doors, a sitting possessions that were degree for carrying people or Tavernier, FL 33070 room, bedroom, bathroom, destroyed after the impound- things over water,” he said. Newsroom . . . .(305) 852-3216 kitchen and office space in ment of his property. More than 5,000 Americans Advertising . . .(305) 852-3216 2002. In 2006, he had it towed The lower courts were too own floating homes, and there Fax ...... (305) 853-1040 to a marina in Riviera Beach, broad in their descriptions of are more than 60 floating casi- Fax ...... (305) 852-0199 where he kept it docked. vessels, Breyer said. nos in the United States. Patti Sold another Big Pine Key home! Marathon 3015 Overseas Highway Ready to Buy or Sell in the Lower Keys? (P.O. Box 500158) Call Patti to make it happen! Trial is scheduled Marathon, FL 33050-0158 Newsroom . . .(305) 743-5551 Patti Nickless, From Zecca, 1A “during the two-week period accordance with the ordinary Advertising . . .(305) 743-5551 CRS, SFR beginning Monday, Feb. 25.” district court assignment Broker Associate days hereafter until the time of Snow handing the case process,” Valle said. Fax ...... (305) 743-6397 (305) 304-6949 Fax ...... (305) 743-9586 trial or plea.” U.S. Attorney’s over to Martinez also isn’t The pretrial hearing is 29967 Overseas Hwy. Scan to View Visual Tours [email protected] Office spokeswoman Alicia unusual. scheduled for 1:45 p.m. Feb. Big Pine Key, FL 33043 Big Pine Key office is open 7 days a week for your convenience. E-mail Valle said it’s not unusual to “Judge Snow is the mag- 21 in Miami, while the trial [email protected] have a trial date set so quickly istrate judge who, among is slated for Feb. 25 at the after an arraignment. other duties, handles Key Sidney M. Aronovitz federal Missing your paper? “This is standard practice West matters up to and courthouse at 301 Simonton We no longer offer same-day in all cases. It is required by including arraignment. Judge St., Key West. redelivery for missing or wet law,” she said. Martinez is the district judge Also Thursday, Assistant papers. Customers can According to the order, to whom this case was U.S. Attorney Timothy request a credit or next-day the trial would take place assigned after indictment in Abraham was added to the redelivery by calling case to seek forfeiture of two 743-5551. After hours, call guns and a Toyota Tundra toll-free (800) 843-4372. allegedly used in the crimes. Schmitt was supposed to FLORIDA KEYS KEYNOTER (ISSN be killed as he left a Marathon 8756-6427, USPS# 0201-620) is Christmas party. On Dec. 21, published semi-weekly by Florida WE HAVE THE SOLUTIONS FOR ALL YOUR the informant showed Zecca a Keys Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, doctored photo of Schmitt Marathon, Florida 33050-0158. OUTDOOR LIGHTING NEEDS Subscription rates are $54.23 in lying in a pool of blood as the Keys.Your Keynoter home proof he did the killing. Zecca delivery subscription includes was then arrested when he the Sunday edition of The told the informant he was Miami Herald. 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Don’t miss this premiere performance! For the first time FLKCA now presents... The world famous DUKES OF DIXIELAND

From the heart of the “Big Easy” to the Florida Keys comes this traditional Jazz and Dixieland Band presenting a medley of New Orleans Jazz, Gospel and Country Music. Monday, January 21 Marathon High School Performing Arts Center 305 Sombrero Beach Road ● Marathon, FL Tickets available at Food For Thought Tuesday, January 22 Island Community Church Mile Marker 83.25 ● Islamorada, FL Tickets available at Artamorada and Key Largo Art Gallery

Middle Keys contact: (216) 408-6546 or 289-1110 ● Upper Keys contact: 451-0665 or 240-0061 Doors open 7:00 PM ● Start time 7:30 PM Tickets available at the door the night of the concert at 7:00 PM For more information visit www.floridakeysconcerts.com UPCOMING CONCERTS The Glenn Miller Orchestra An Evening of Opera Highlights Philadelphia Virtuosi Upper Keys: Tuesday, January 29 Upper Keys: Tuesday, February 26 Chamber Orchestra Middle Keys: Monday, January 28 Middle Keys: Monday, February 25 with Gabriella Imreh, pianist Fred Moyer, Pianist Extraordinaire Jupiter String Quartet Upper Keys: Saturday, March 16 Middle Keys: Monday, March 18 Upper Keys: Saturday, February 9 Upper Keys: Tuesday, March 12 Middle Keys: Monday, February 11 Middle Keys: Monday, March 11 4A Saturday, January 19, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter

FREDDY CABANAS: 1952-2012 KEY WEST Whither the Chart Room? Future of iconic bar uncertain By SEAN KINNEY [email protected]

Freddy The future of a Key West Cabanas is all landmark within a landmark smiles by one — the storied Chart Room bar of his planes inside the Pier House Resort at Key West and Caribbean Spa — has International been called into question with the announcement last week Airport. that the 142-room property at 1 Duval St. is for sale. Keynoter photo by SEAN KINNEY The Chart Room has been Plans being finalized synonymous with the Pier Longtime Chart Room regulars Peter Bamberger (foreground) House since Key West lumi- and Albert ‘Che’ Cohen debate whether the funky bar, smack nary David Wolkowsky in the middle of the high-end Pier House Resort and for Cabanas service opened the bayside complex Caribbean Spa,could survive a change in ownership now that in 1968. But with a change in the property is for sale. had an accident,” Erosa the show, but I love to make ownership, loyal bar patrons Aerobatics Rudy, director of Civil people smile.” wonder if the decidedly anti- ‘Murphy’ Clark, the trio’s regulars Jim Harrison, Tom pilot dead in Protection of Cozumel, told In 1991, he was teaching resort watering hole will sur- first stop in town was the McGuane and Guy de la www.ElComercio.com. a student to fly when he vive a transition. Chart Room.” Valdene, and their friend, Mexico crash “Emergency crews [recov- spotted a MiG 23 ground In fact, when the property “The bartender on duty landscape artist Russell ered] the bodies.” attack plane flying over the was announced for sale last was Tom Corcoran, a friend Chatham. Tennessee By CAMMY CLARK Cabanas, a fourth-gener- island city with a defecting week, by the time the doors of Jerry Jeff and today an Williams and Truman Capote [email protected] ation Key West native, fell Cuban military general at opened at 4:30 p.m., the author.... Tom gave Jimmy were also known to hold in love with flying as a boy the controls. chalkboard behind the bar his first beer on the house as court on the same bar stools. Plans are pending for a and by 16 was a “hangar Cabanas said he alerted already read “Pray for the a welcome to the island.” Friday, Corcoran dis- memorial service for Freddy bum” at Key West authorities. The Key West Chart Room.” Buffet “began his tropical pelled the myth that the bar Cabanas, the Key West stunt International Airport, where mayor proclaimed him gen- This is the kind of bar career playing for drinks in predates the hotel and that pilot who died in a plane he traded washing planes for eral of the fictitious Conch with patrons so loyal that a the Chart Room for treasure peanuts and popcorn were a crash Tuesday in Mexico. flying lessons. Republic Air Force. handful, including famed divers, pot smugglers, beach- fixture from the beginning — Cabanas, who had enter- Cabanas recalled his first His friend Peter Anderson treasure hunter Mel Fisher, combers, politicians and that came later. tained hundreds of thou- snap roll in 2010 before the said Cabanas “was old school have a portion of their cre- friends.” He tended bar there from sands of people around the Southernmost Air like few others. A character’s mated remains sealed up in In his book “Mile Marker 1970 to 1972, then again for world with his daredevil aer- Spectacular at Naval Air character, Freddy was the holes drilled into the bar rail Zero,” writer/editor William six months in 1974 and 1975. obatics at air shows, was Station Key West. “You pull real deal in every way.” and marked with a small McKeen writes, “Here was Once established, “It was killed when the plane he was back on the stick and kick “Freddy always thought brass name plate. this funky little bar ... and it like an instant institution. It piloting — not his — went the rudder in the direction he would die flying. Who The walls are covered in was right in the middle of a was a crossroads, like a new down in a private airfield on you want to go. Then you go would know better? And so patrons’ photos, including fancy-ass tourist resort. Times Square. If you hadn’t the southern island of around real, real fast ... 360 he did. He is lost to us. Gone some of Jimmy Buffett. From Tourists stumbling by might been the Chart Room in the Cozumel in the state of degrees in one second.” doing what he loved. Freddy, the trop rocker’s website: look in at some of America’s 1970s, you hadn’t been to Quintana Roo, a major inter- In 2010, he cut the ribbon we will always love you.” “In November 1971, finest writers and artists, as if America.” national tourist destination. to open the Navy’s air show He owned Cabanas when Jimmy was brought for preserved under glass.” For more on this story, go He was 60. His body was in pure Cabanas style — at Aeronautics Unlimited, the first time to Key West by McKeen was referring to, to www.KeysNet.com. returned to Key West 150 mph, five feet from the which offers aerial tours of Jerry Jeff Walker and Teresa among others, novelists and Thursday. Passenger Jorge ground with the propeller of the Keys and, for those who Lopez Vives, host of a his Pitts Special S-2C. dare, thrill rides. MARTHON Mexico extreme-sports pro- “Why fly straight when Aerobatics pilot Gary gram, also died in the crash. you can do the fun stuff like Ward has called Cabanas “a “They were filming a this?” Cabanas asked before good stick,” which means a City Hall tops priority list documentary to promote an the crowd-thrilling stunt. “It pilot who can fly almost any air show but unfortunately is the most dangerous part of kind of plane well. Also discussed: was meant to be. proud, but several times Cabanas passed on his “Ninety-nine percent of mentioned a “Taj Mahal” is love of flying to his children, Moving jail this list is never going to see unnecessary. The council daughter Lt. Kelly Gander, a the light of day. We called appeared to agree the $5.5 Navy pilot, and son Raymond to Crawl Key this meeting to look at a City million figure on Thursday’s Cabanas, who helped his dad Hall and a Public Works list is much too high. fly two planes to Haiti to By RYAN McCARTHY building,” he said. Councilman Dick deliver supplies for orphans [email protected] Several residents voiced Ramsay pointed out resi- after the 2010 earthquake. support for the Public Works dents have been “burdened Cabanas also is survived A new City Hall and mov- building, which would be financially” by new fees, lat- NEW at the by his longtime wife, Susan. ing the Monroe County used to house equipment eral connections and subse- ooden Spoon Sheriff’s Office satellite jail exposed to the elements, but quent water-bill hikes Staff writer Sean Kinney away from the Marathon it didn’t gain much traction because of the city’s new contributed to this report. Community Park dominated from council members who central sewer system. EARLYBIRD DINNER conversation Thursday at a appeared set to concentrate “I want to make sure we ● Sat. and Sun. only 4 to 7 pm special City Council meeting on City Hall. can afford this without rais- TREE TRIMMING about future infrastructure “I’m looking at this from ing taxes. If the answer isn’t Choice of projects. the standpoint of hope for yes, I want to go back to the ONLY Soup or Salad After convincing several Marathon. I see us growing,” folks and set up a series of 95 Tree Removal Vice Mayor Rich Keating said. workshops so we can have ● residents the city has no Entree Dessert Clean-Ups & intention of building an Old Keating was referring to a some input,” he said. “We $12. Town fire station as some had group of trailers housing staff need it; I want to make sure per person Soda, Coffee Installation or Iced Tea thought, the council quickly at the city-owned events field we can afford it.” FREE ESTIMATES whittled a 156-item list down between 98th and 99th streets Councilman Chris Bull 7007 Overseas Hwy ● 743-8383 to one: City Hall. along U.S. 1. brought up the idea of moving ISLANDSCAPING.NET About 35 people attended Council members the jail away from where it and heard Mayor Mike stressed the importance of sits, immediately adjacent to 305.587.8384 Cinque say what the main building a City Hall of the Community Park. Cinque SP 4144 ● SP 4145 ● SP 4146 focus of Thursday’s meeting which the city could be said he’s spoken with Sheriff Rick Ramsay about the idea. Ramsay attended Thurs- day’s meeting and said he’s open to moving the jail, but Hennessy Construction LLC. not at the Sheriff’s Office’s expense. “We built that jail a long General Contractor time ago in the area we thought would have the least impact,” Crime Stoppers of the Florida Keys he said, noting the jail was there long before the park. offers a CASH REWARD for Crime Stoppers tips may be made (305) 849.1144 “We’re not opposed to information leading to a felony arrest. anonymously at 1-800-346-TIPS moving the jail. The question or online at www.tipsubmit.com Lic.# CGC1516212 is two part: Where are we Paid for wholly or in part by the Office of the Attorney General, Crime Stoppers Trust Fund going to put it? Next problem is who pays for it? It’d either be the [County Commission] Residential & Commercial approves it or the city pays or some grant money,” Ramsay said. Remodeling & New Construction For more on this story, go to www.KeysNet.com. 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KEY WEST KEY WEST Board to urge tighter gun control Bike path switching ing in conjunction with every School District and area law “Pedestrian and bicycle The Florida Department Resolution firearm purchase in the enforcement to “work coop- Move is to traffic will be diverted to a of Transportation is paying United States.” eratively and collaboratively is heading six-foot area between the $31.8 million of the $41.5 Directly mentioned in the ... to develop a plan and fund- accommodate current lanes of traffic and million cost. The city of resolution is the Dec. 14 ing strategies to safeguard the to Congress the construction area and Key West is putting in $4.3 mass shooting at Sandy Hook city’s school children.” construction will be separated by barri- million for a new sewer By SEAN KINNEY Elementary School in While there’s no detailed By SEAN KINNEY ers,” project spokesman main and the Florida Keys [email protected] Newtown, Conn., that saw description of what form such a [email protected] Dean Walters said. Aqueduct Authority is 20-year-old Adam Lanza gun plan may take, the city and When that’s complete, the adding $5.4 million for a Although it’s largely a down 27 people before School District already co-fund With construction of the seawall from Palm Avenue new water line. token action, four members of killing himself. the school resource officers seawall portion of the North to the Triangle (U.S. 1 and The goal for Miami-based the Key West City Lanza used a Bushmaster assigned to Key West schools. Roosevelt Boulevard rebuild Roosevelt Boulevard) will contractor The de Moya Commission on Wednesday XM-15 semi-automatic Mayor Craig Cates has in Key West now under way, be replaced. Group Inc. is a June 2014 will urge their colleagues to assault rifle, just the type of mentioned finding money to the pedestrian and bicycle When complete, the entire completion for a total of 851 urge Congress to enact tighter weapon under fire locally pay for a full-time school route is changing. stretch of Key West’s main total construction days. gun restrictions. and across the country. resource officer at both Key The first stretch of the sea- traffic artery will include the For the duration of the The polarization in the In December, the Florida West High School and wall to be torn out and new seawall bordered by a construction, DOT is main- national debate on gun con- Department of Agriculture and Horace O’Bryant Middle replaced runs along North 20-foot-wide landscaped taining a website, www.fdot trol is reflected in the Florida Consumer Services, which School; the current arrange- Roosevelt from Eisenhower promenade, four lanes of traf- monroe.com/keywest, that Keys, known the world over regulates guns in the Sunshine ment has the officer leave Drive to First Street/Palm fic each 11 feet wide, a 10- allows motorists to register for a laid-back, live-and-let- State, said it had issued the the high school for the mid- Avenue, which is where bikes foot center turn lane and a for e-mail updates about live ethos with little crime. state’s 1 millionth concealed dle school at 1 p.m. In and pedestrians are now rout- six-foot sidewalk on the busi- changes in work hours, traf- But this ribbon of islands is weapon permit since the pro- Marathon, there’s the same ed. That’s half a mile. ness side of the road. fic patterns and the like. also home to the second-high- gram’s inception in 1987. arrangement — a resource est per-capita rate of con- In the Keys, 7.6 percent of officer is shared by the cealed-weapon permit holders residents are allowed to legal- schools. KEY WEST in the most legally armed state ly carry a concealed weapon. The commission meets at in the country. Of 67 counties, That breaks down to 5,641 Old City Hall on Greene Street Monroe stands at No. 2. licenses for 73,873 people. starting at 6 p.m. Wednesday. Busy traffic light to get time change Commissioners Teri We’re second statewide Highlighting how hot the stantially ease congestion. cation from Bazaar Johnston, Clayton Lopez, only to Dixie County in the issue of gun control is, on Eaton, White The City Commission Productions Inc. President Billy Wardlow and Jimmy Gainesville area, which boasts Thursday, Cates attended a meets at 6 p.m. Wednesday Candida Andriole was post- Weekley are specifically call- a 9.5 percent per-capita rate of meeting of the U.S. conjested from at Old City Hall on Greene poned because commission- ing on their federal counter- concealed weapons licenses. Conference of Mayors in Street. ers wanted more details parts via resolution to outlaw There’s a companion item Washington, D.C., during Roosevelt work about the planned operation, “assault weapons and high- on Wednesday’s commission which Vice President Biden By SEAN KINNEY including potential vendors. capacity magazines as a mat- agenda — this one sponsored urged action on gun control. Bazaar permit [email protected] She wants to stage the ter of common sense.” by the full seven-member “We have to do some- Commissioners will also open-air markets beginning They also request “legis- commission — asking City thing,” he said. “We have to take up an item that was the weekend of Feb. 2 and 3. lation to require mandatory Manager Bob Vitas to work act. The time has come.” In an attempt to relieve postponed earlier in the It would feature artisan background checks and train- with the Monroe County traffic congestion, the Key month that, if approved, West City Commission on could see an open-air farmers foods, fresh produce, arts and Wednesday will discuss market at the Truman crafts, antiques and jewelry. ENVIRONMENT retiming the traffic light at Waterfront on weekends The U.S. Navy gave the Eaton and White streets. through February and March. proposed Truman Waterfront Because of the ongoing Action on a permit appli- site to the city in 2002. Coral seems closer to more protection reconstruction of North physical damage” ranks as a Transportation permit coor- Roosevelt Boulevard — Seven would low threat to the specific dinator John Palenchar said expected to take about 18 29184 Allamanda Ln. be listed as corals, she said. the agency needs to make more months — traffic has Big Pine Key “If you do your activity in a sure that corals found grow- picked up substantially on endangered way that is mindful of protect- ing on a bridge support col- Eaton. As it is now, it’s ing the species, there would be umn would not prevent criti- almost impossible to make a By KEVIN WADLOW no prohibition,” she said. cally needed repairs. left turn against traffic from Senior Staff Writer Rising ocean temperatures, “It’s a new level of protec- Eaton onto White. Commissioners Clayton [email protected] coral diseases and ocean acid- tion and we want to abide by ification linked to greenhouse the regulations,” Palenchar Lopez and Jimmy Weekley, Congratulations to Andy & Lou Ann, Listing seven corals found gases are the greatest threats, said. “But we don’t want to whose District 1 includes the the new owners of this Big Pine Key home in the Florida Keys under she said during a comment get so bogged down in affected area, are the ones that Diane LISTED & JUST SOLD! Endangered Species Act pro- session held at John process that we can’t main- seeking the change. If you are looking to Buy or Sell give Diane a call today! tections should not affect most Pennekamp Coral Reef State tain the bridges.” In November commis- sioners were presented with Diane Corliss, GRI reef visitors, federal officials Park in Key Largo. DOT already works with ® said Tuesday in Key Largo. The session drew only the Florida Keys National a comprehensive traffic REALTOR Even if reefs are designated about a dozen people. No one Marine Sanctuary to trans- study that cost $250,000 and (305) 849-0934 as “critical habitat” under the protested the proposed listing plant corals that could be hurt suggests, among other [email protected] things, that a retiming of act, “That does not prohibit of staghorn coral, elkhorn by underwater work, he said. 29967 Overseas Hwy. www.DianeCorliss.com activities generally, like fish- coral, pillar coral, boulder A blanket permit for DOT lights citywide could sub- Big Pine Key, FL 33043 “Open 7 Days a Week!” ing or diving,” said Jennifer star coral, mountain star coral maintenance may work. Moore, a Protected Species and star coral as endangered. A representative of the specialist with the National Staghorn and elkhorn now Coral Restoration Foundation Marine Fisheries Service. are listed as threatened created by Ken Nedimyer also “People think critical species. Lamarck’s sheet asked about permitting. Moore habitat automatically means coral and elliptical star coral said the Fisheries Service everything is prohibited, and are being considered for new works closely with Nedimyer that is not usually the case,” listing as threatened. and supports his efforts. she said. “Human-inducted State Department of MONROE COUNTY Board denies enclosure variance If required to pay costs of David Rice called it “not a County cites demolition, Kuhnke wrote, it huge amount of money for a FEMA warning would force “me to leave my huge amount of entertain- home and the Keys. At my age ment,” and his motion for By KEVIN WADLOW and physical condition, I doubt approval passed. Senior Staff Writer I could survive.... All I want to ● In a similar vein, com- [email protected] do is remain in my home.” missioners voted to pay FEMA’s notices to the $5,000 for half the cost of a Despite an appeal from a county stress that a resident’s bronze bust of pioneer pilot longtime Big Coppitt Key physical or financial prob- Domingo Rosillo to be placed homeowner, an illegal down- lems should not be factors in in the Key West terminal. stairs apartment must go, allowing illegal units. In 1913, Rosillo became Monroe County commission- In other items: the first man to fly from Key ers voted Wednesday. ● Commissioners approved West to Cuba. The flight, to be With little board discus- spending $5,000 from Key commemorated in May, is sig- sion, commissioners rejected West International Airport rev- nificant to be recognized, Rice Beth Kuhnke’s “exceptional enue to help support Naval Air and Neugent said. “I don’t hardship” appeal to keep the Station Key West’s Southern- want the mayor to accuse me unpermitted ground-floor liv- most Air Spectacular air show of being anti-historical,” ing space at her Aquamarine — to include the famed Blue Kolhage said in support. Drive home. Angels — in March, but only ● The Cudjoe Regional “We all know all too well after sharp debate. sewer construction project in what the ramifications could Commissioners Danny the Lower Keys will be and will be,” said Mayor Kolhage, Sylvia Murphy and extended to several areas, George Neugent, alluding to Heather Carruthers won- including Long Beach Road a 2011 letter from the Federal dered about the “non-essen- on Big Pine Key, once Emergency Management tial” expense. Commissioner thought to be too expensive. Agency, which oversees the National Flood Insurance Program. After the county in 2010 granted its first hardship exemption for a downstairs enclosure below the base flood elevation in 23 years, Key Largo 451-4788 | Key West 294-4788 | Big Pine 872-4788 FEMA warned that similar 102481 Overseas Hwy., Key Largo, FL 33037 approvals for downstairs liv- WWW.TMIGFLA.COM ing space could cause all of Monroe County to lose its If you don’t know insurance, flood insurance. come get to know us! “We have a county of 75,000 people and we cannot subject them to the loss of flood insurance for their property,” county Building Official Jerry Smith told a member of the Kuhnke fami- ly. “It’s not something we do on a whim.... It’s the law.” Kuhnke said in a letter that the downstairs enclosure has been part of her home for Home • Wind • Flood • Auto • Motorcycle decades. The space is needed Boat • Life • Health • Long-term Disability so relatives can live there to Umbrella - You name it, We got it care for her. ! 6A Saturday, January 19, 2013 Florida Keys Keynoter Opinion & Editorial

EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Choose thriftiness a way of life, it cultivates responsible personal choices but also in govern- Traffic an issue In a time when many citizens are consumerism and promotes civic ment spending. finding it harder to hold onto their progress. As Floridians wisely use their Franklin’s America faced many of hard-earned dollars, I remember the time and talents, work hard, save for the same economic challenges that we for Rockland plan sage advice of our forefather Benjamin the future and spend less than they face today with rising national debt and Franklin, “A penny saved is a penny earn, the economy moves forward in a a culture surviving on credit. In today’s Proposed developer must address earned.” healthy environment of growth. society, we cannot continue the kind of Today, a penny can’t buy what it The James Madison Institute, a haphazard governance that contributes the increased auto volume sure used to, but the meaning of these words Florida-based research and educational to an environment of uncertainty. We and the philosophy of thrift are time- organization with the mission of keep- simply cannot continue on a path of ris- to arise from new construction less. The meaning of the word thrift is ing Floridians informed about their ing debt because, at some point, debt actually to thrive. government, is leading the celebration must be paid and, sadly, it may be our Ask any Lower Keys commuter who makes the National Thrift Week begins each of National Thrift Week. Targeting high children and grandchildren who are daily trek into Key West and you’ll hear about year on Jan. 17 in honor of the birthday school seniors, it has partnered with forced to foot the bill. slowdowns and backups at the bridge that carries of Benjamin Franklin, America’s fore- newspapers throughout the state to dis- My mission is to help keep hard- U.S. 1 from Big Coppitt to Rockland Key. most thrift advocate. The thrift educa- tribute a supplemental curriculum, All earned dollars in Floridians’ pockets Now, imagine a big-box retail store along with tion movement began in 1916 as the About the Benjamins: Understanding where they belong. If we each make a other shops and a community center on Rockland nation faced the reality of World War I to the Value of Thrift, full of stories about daily choice of responsible financial prepare citizens for a wartime economy. people who have faithfully practiced habits, as a nation, we can battle our Key and you can imagine the sorts of questions Florida Thrift Week runs through thrift to reach their financial goals and nation’s increasing debt and economic raised at Wednesday’s Monroe County Jan. 23 to encourage all Floridians to dreams. I am proud that JMI has been a uncertainty — one penny at a time. Commission meeting when the issue went to pub- learn and implement the values of thrift partner in my own Your Money Jeff Atwater lic hearing. and saving as steps toward long-term Matters initiative. Florida CFO Appropriately, commissioners were not financial success. When thrift becomes Thrift is important not only in our Tallahassee awestruck at the prospect of a Target or Walmart envisioned by some for that largely underutilized industrial area. CELEBRATING OUR PAST Commissioners wanted to know how much additional traffic would be generated on U.S. 1 as a result. County staff had raised similar questions in earlier meetings with the developer, who didn’t have answers. The state Department of Transportation will play a big role in this, regardless of what happens with the county’s own review. Already, DOT has warned of traffic nearing capacity at bottlenecks elsewhere on U.S. 1, specifically the section from mile marker 73 to marker 84. A report delivered to the county in December warned that falling below approved traffic levels could limit any new construction. The study, done by URS Corp., includes areas of the Lower Keys as nearing those capacity limits. The Georgia-based developer wants the county to change zoning on the 33-acre Rockland parcel from industrial use to commercial. That would allow the property owner to maximize value of the scarified land, which has housed gravel pits, a plant nursery, steel fabrication plant, warehouses and an adult bookstore. Development plans started out with a request for 500,000 square feet of buildings on the site. The Planning Commission voted to accept 400,000 Photo courtesy MONROE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY square feet. But county planning staff recommends Key Wester Count Carl Tanzler von Cosel (left) speaks with Dr. DePoo and attorney Louis Harris as another man looks on. no more than 300,000 square feet. This was following the count’s arrest in 1940 for malicious and wanton disfigurement of a grave for stealing the body of Clearly, there’s a disconnect between develop- his late wife,Elena Milagro Hoyos,who had died in 1931 at age 22.Two years later,he robbed her body from her grave and, ment dreams for the parcel and what planners and for the next seven years, kept it at his home after attempting to make it appear lifelike again — and even serenading it. county staff believe the site can accommodate. He was arrested when the public talk about it couldn’t be ignored anymore, but he wasn’t convicted. He died in 1952. At Wednesday’s meeting, the developer did con- cede on building a community center as part of the project, a request made during earlier discussions Thanks, Marathon Most especially, I would like to Lions roar thanks with the county. The Key Largo library, for exam- This was the fifth year the Veterans thank those who spoke. The Marathon Lions Club would ple, is in commercial space at the Trade Winds Council of Monroe County sponsored At the memorial, local doctors like to thank the community of Shopping Plaza — a precedent cited by Growth the Wounded Warrior Soldier Ride spoke concerning Dr. Marathon and the businesses for all Management Director Christine Hurley. riding through Marathon and over the Goldschlager’s vast and profound their help with our recent With the hurdles remaining to be addressed, it’s Seven Mile Bridge. medical knowledge and patients Christmas tree sales. Special hard to see the County Commission giving this The Marathon City Council voted to related heartwarming vignettes of thanks go to the following for their zoning overlay the green light at next month’s donate $1,000 toward it and the $3,000 my husband helping them, telling time and support: balance was raised by calling on the them jokes and stories in order to Marathon Lumber, Marathon meeting in Marathon. people of this great city. Marathon is relax. Electric Sign and Light, Marathon There are too many questions not yet answered, the heart of the Florida Keys but more Patients described how they knew Fire Rescue, Marathon Garbage chief among them: How to handle the extra traffic important, is the heart and thoughtful- he would always spend as much time Service, the Keynoter, the Weekly, generated by a big-box retail center at Key West’s ness of those that live here. as a patient needed, explaining med- Florida Keys Electric Cooperative, doorstep? I would like to thank Marathon ical issues until the patient fully Winn-Dixie, Keys Construction, business, residents and friends for understood. When all hope was lost, Centennial Bank, Lions mailing and delivering the donations this very dedicated and loving doc- International, Mike Puto, Lawry to my home. The donations, shirts tor unstintingly was available to the Rietman, Mark Freedmen and Don donated by Habitat for Humanity of community. Patients knew they Scotten. the Middle Keys and Cycling could call on him any hour of the A special thanks to all the peo- Wayne Markham ...... Publisher Calendars by Darrell Parks, were pre- day or night. ple who generously donated their Larry Kahn ...... Editor sented at a Soldier Ride dinner. As so many have expressed, Dr. time to help build the tree stand, Kathie Bryan ...... Financial Director Grace Parks Goldschlager’s passing is a real loss sell the trees and donated their time Todd Swift ...... Production Manager Marathon to the community and to mankind as to help make the Marathon Lions Carter Townshend ...... Circulation Manager a whole. Thank you for demonstrat- Club Christmas tree sale a great Doc will be missed ing the respect and love Dr. event. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY I would like to thank everyone Goldschlager was due. Barbara Paget Contents copyright 2013 Keynoter Publishing Co. who attended the memorial for Dr. J. Deborah Balter Marathon Larry Goldschlager, my husband. Marathon

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A large crowd of mourners, primarily Key West High School Bull: Revisit advisory boards students, turns out Wednesday people that bring good ideas Also on the agenda is a for a candlelight vigil in memory Councilman and we have to figure out final resolution awarding 65 of Matthew Logan Gilleran, wants review how to best get them work- new hotel rooms to four a 14-year-old Key West High ing for the city of Marathon development projects in of their roles again,” he continued. Marathon. student who shot himself in Bull used the Parks and The council gave out 65 of the head on Jan. 11. Authorities By RYAN McCARTHY Recreation Board example, 100 units awarded by the state termed his death a suicide. [email protected] saying it’s “underutilized.” Cabinet last year at its Jan. 8 “They’ve been mad that a meeting. They were a reward Photo by STEVE TORRENCE/ Marathon City Council- couple of things have gone for the city nearly completing KEY WEST POLICE man Chris Bull says he wants directly to council without its central sewer system as to fix a perceived disconnect any review from them,” he mandated by the state. between the council and its said, noting a much-debated Key West-based Spotts- LOWER KEYS numerous advisory boards. $500,000 splash park at the wood Cos. received Elected in November, Bull Marathon Community Park. 25 units for its long-awaited said he sat in on several of the That idea has been tabled 125-room Hyatt at the Faro Capsized, 2 swim to safety boards’ meetings on the cam- for now. Blanco property in Old paign trail and called many of In addition, Bull said the Town. Roger Masters Keynoter Staff The names of the two men indicate wind speeds on the the panels “rudderless ships.” city’s Land Acquisition and his partner, Prime were not released pending open water increased from “Is the committee one we Board “hasn’t met in over a Hospitality Group, were Two Lower Keys men approval from them, Petty 10 mph to 30 mph in a matter want to keep going with or is year,” and that its awarded 19 units for a spent several hours swim- Officer Mark Barney said of minutes late Thursday it time to sunset it?” he asked. Community Development planned 95-room Courtyard ming to shore after Friday. There were no reports afternoon. “If it is something we want to Block Grant board is “not by Marriott near mile Thursday’s gusty winds cap- of injury. “These kinds of winter keep, how can they be most active at all.” marker 48. sized their boat, according to Available information storm fronts are not rare,” effective in doing good Bull plans to discuss his Pritam Singh’s 87-unit a U.S. Coast Guard report. says the two men were forecaster Mike Rapsik said things for the council and for ideas for revamping the Tranquility Bay was award- The men reached shore aboard a Mako open-fisher- from the Key West office of the city? I’ll probably ask for advisory boards at ed 16 one-bedroom units, after swimming about five man boat that was caught in the National Weather a workshop with them and Tuesday’s City Council while the 20-unit Bonefish miles in about five hours, a strong northwest winds arriv- Service. “This storm was in there will be some planning.” meeting, which starts at 5:30 Bay Motel near Key Colony relative reported to the U.S. ing with a winter storm front. the forecast.” “People are volunteering p.m. at the Marathon Beach received five units. Coast Guard. Weather-reporting buoys their time ... there’s a lot of Government Center. Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, January 19, 2013 7A Business BUSINESS BRIEFS Free credit baked-to-order bread rolls with such traditional Spanish REAL ESTATE seminar planned fillings as Serrano ham, chorizo and Iberian cheeses. Keys Federal Credit The restaurant is also Union is offering a free known for such Spanish credit seminar on Jan. 29 favorites as patatas bravas, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at its fried potatoes accompanied Singh brings in Key Plaza branch, 3022 N. by a spicy red sauce; and Roosevelt Blvd., Key West. assorted salads. Information will be pre- sented on how credit scores are calculated, how to read a Muenier’s new chief credit report and what to do of HR at college northern partner to raise your credit score. Seating is limited and reser- Florida Keys Community It’ll operate vations are required. College has hired LaVonda For more information or Meunier as its new director Parrot Key, to RSVP call 293-6500 or of human Resources. send an e-mail to marylou A Georgia native, Meunier Tranquility Bay [email protected]. comes to the college from the Premier Training Institute in Keynoter Staff 100 Montaditos Atlanta, where she was the human resources director and Looking toward the future, now in Key West lead facilitator of training and Keys developer Pritam Singh development. has brought in a New York The Spanish-based restau- Meunier holds a master’s City-based company to oper- rant chain 100 Montaditos in business administration ate Tranquility Bay Resort in has added an eatery at 112 with a concentration on Marathon and the Parrot Key Fitzpatrick St., Key West. human resources, and a Resort in Key West, both of 100 Montaditos calls itself bachelor’s degree in busi- which he built during the a “tavern-style” restaurant. ness management from the housing boom in the 1990s. Keynoter photo by LARRY KAHN Named after its signature University of Phoenix. She Singh has brought in item, the montadito, 100 This is the main building at Tranquility Bay at mile marker 48.5. Northwood Hospitality has 15 years of experience in Northwood Hospitality, an Montaditos offers tapa-style the field of human resources. affiliate of Northwood has partnered with Pritam Singh to operate it. Investors, to operate the hotels required us to change our constructed this year. for the new partnership. finance model and required Singh says staff at Parrot MARKETPLACE RECENT REAL ESTATE SALES Singh says there are two us to look outside the Keys Key and Tranquility Bay will reasons why: It’ll help with his because we’re talking a sub- remain stable. Northwood SALES vs. LAST YEAR: 86 percent estate planning, and he’d rather stantial amount of dollars.” “will be managing the hotels Based on information from the Florida Keys Board of REALTORS®, Inc. (alternatively, from the Florida Keys MLS, Inc.) build hotels than manage them. Northwood acquired the along with my staff.” for the period January 6, 2013 - January 12, 2013. upscale 27-acre Cheeca Lodge Singh has been behind So now his full focus is on the Key Price Price Days Listing Office, Selling Office, Seaport, a 96-unit hotel he’s and Spa in Islamorada in 2011. some $1 billion in Keys Address Listed Sold Listed Listing Agent Selling Agent planning to construct on the Parrot Key is a 148-unit development, including the site of the former Jabour’s resort on North Roosevelt two resorts, the Key West Cudjoe Key Trailer Court in Key West. Boulevard covering five acres. Golf Club, Truman Annex in 22832 Lookdown Ln. $446,333 $446,333 85 Century 21 Schwartz Rlty/Toni Smith Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Beata, Jim Sharpe “I get to do what I like to Tranquility Bay, adjacent to Key West, the Village at Duck Key do, and that’s build build- the Marathon Government Hawks Cay on Duck Key, 7210 Simran Ln. (*) $90,000 $90,000 57 Hawks Cay Resort Sales/Margaret Crowley Hawks Cay Resort Sales/Margaret Crowley ings,” he said. “That’s why Center, sits on 12 acres. It has and Indigo Reef and the Key Largo it’s a good partnership. That 87 units, with another 16 to be Boathouse in Marathon. 148 Sunrise Dr. $299,000 $256,000 628 Marr Properties/Tom Rodriguez Century 21 Schwartz/Angelika Pridgen 105030 Overseas Hwy. $79,000 $75,000 105 Realty World - Freewheeler/B. Cornell, S. Kurutz Realty World - Freewheeler/B. Cornell, S. Kurutz TOURISM 168 Sunset Gardens Dr. $700,000 $685,000 390 RE/MAX Keys Properties/Diana Fiddes Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Margo Newman 11 Coral Dr. $279,500 $265,000 104 Island Equity R.E./Terri Bodker Century 21 Schwartz Rlty./Martha Noval 149 Sunrise Dr. $237,000 $237,000 49 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Team Newman Realty World - Freewheeler/Steve Conley Key West 3 Keys hotels lauded 1401 Simonton St. $28,000 $56,000 1257 Prudential Knight & Gardner/Andrew Birrell Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Curtis Skomp 3635 Seaside Dr. $220,000 $200,000 295 Key West R.E. Sales/Elaine Chinnis Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Lisa Ferringo Three lodgings in the ions covering more than West. 1800 Atlantic Blvd. $449,000 $415,621 244 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Victor Musmanno Century 21 All Keys/Julia Besson Florida Keys have been 650,000 hotels and collected 5: Old Ranch Inn, Palm 1901 Roosevelt Blvd. $399,000 $375,000 95 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Lisa Ferringo KeyIsle Realty/Debbie Halama named among the nation’s in a single year from travelers Springs, Calif. 617 Free School Ln. $695,000 $695,000 78 Truman & Co./Lynn Kaufelt Truman & Co./Lynn Kaufelt top 25 small hotels for 2013 around the world. 6: Best Western Plus Post 2601 Roosevelt Blvd. $325,000 $320,000 55 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Sean Farrer Compass Realty/Michele Grahl by TripAdvisor, a user- The Top 10 in the best House Inn, Napa, Calif. 198 Golf Club Dr. $395,000 $370,000 55 Truman & Co./Lynn Kaufelt Truman & Co./Lynn Kaufelt review website. small hotels list were, in order: 7: Island Bay Resort, Marathon The Marquesa Hotel in Key 1: Inn of the Five Graces, Tavernier. 655 96th St., ocean $229,000 $206,300 314 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Samuel Williams Marathon Key R.E./Debbie Odom West came in No. 4, the Island Santa Fe, N. Mex. 8: City Loft Hotel, 19 Sombrero Blvd. $69,000 $65,550 246 Coco Plum Real Estate/Kelly Willey RE/MAX Marathon Vac. R.E./Jo Ann Cook Bay Resort in Tavernier came 2: Wentworth Mansion, Beaufort, S.C. 6 20th St., ocean $250,000 $210,000 113 Exit Realty Fl. Keys/Clara Mayette American Caribbean R.E./Brenda Torrella in at No. 7 and the Orchid Key Charleston, S.C. 9: Orchid Key Inn, Key 9112 Aviation Blvd. $239,000 $236,000 34 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/Samuel Williams Coco Plum R.E./Jim Willey Inn in Key West ranked No. 9. 3: Inn at the Black Olive, West. Plantation Selections were based on Baltimore, Md. 10: Coast Cabins, Manza- 85 Seminole Blvd. $226,000 $220,000 212 Coldwell Banker Schmitt/C. Porter, J. Keller Realty World - Freewheeler/Claudette Mell millions of reviews and opin- 4: Marquesa Hotel, Key nita, Ore. (*) Vacant land 8A Saturday, January 19, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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Sports & Outdoors Keys Life Community ● Lifestyle Florida Keys Keynoter Arts & Entertainment WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,JANUARY 19, 2013 CLASSIFIEDS INSIDE 10B B KEY WEST BOYS HOOPS Arrested players reinstated school band and wrestling town that which was expressing displeasure over “He hit his girlfriend,” Superintendent team — have been reinstated usually made in the reinstatements. Glenwood Lopez, the player’s overrules Bosco amid controversy, although reserves its December Porter’s decision, howev- grandfather said. “He was vis- one will not be allowed to enthusiasm even though er, appeared to become moot, iting their [newborn] baby.” in theft case play after his arrest this week for fishing Key West at least in one case, after it Discussing his decision, in a domestic altercation. and baseball. Principal was learned Wednesday that Porter said Lopez and Rice — By DICK WAGNER The band-room incident — “I antici- Amber Lopez was again ineligible who initially had been sus- Keynoter Contributor involving senior Je’Quan pate that not Bosco rec- after being arrested by Key pended from school for 10 days Lopez and junior Anthony everyone ommended West police Tuesday night at (they were not expelled) after LOPEZ RICE Two Key West High Rice — surprised and embar- will agree,” that the play- the George Allen Apartments the band-room thefts — “ful- School basketball stars — rassed a basketball program Monroe County schools ers sit out the entire season. and charged with domestic filled a 45-day placement” at charged in September with that thrived last season when superintendent Mark Porter Bosco said she has battery by strangulation. He the district’s alternative school stealing electronics and the Conchs went 16-1 and said of his decision to allow received “a lot of e-mails was taken to the Monroe money from members of the enthralled a sports-minded the players to rejoin the team, from parents and staff” County Detention Center. ● See Reinstated, 2B

CORAL SHORES GIRLS SOCCER MARATHON GIRLS SOCCER Lady Fins advance to regional Marathon, on the way to Only question Miami Friday. is tournament “Going into Westminster, they want redemption from title contest that 2-2 game,” she said. Still, either a win or loss By RYAN McCARTHY moved the Dolphins onto the [email protected] state regional playoffs, but a win meant a home match A lack of motivation Wednesday at 7 p.m. A loss Tuesday almost cost meant traveling to the main- Marathon High School a trip land. Opponents for those to the District 16-2A girls matches have yet to be deter- soccer tournament champi- mined. onship game. Against Palmer, “Our Coach Cindy Durkin said team played well,” Durkin the Dolphins took a Palmer said. “The only thing was the Trinity School team it had intensity wasn’t where I shut out twice this season for wanted it to be. But it’s hard granted and came out flat in a to pump the team up when semifinal match on the you play a team twice and Falcons’ home field. win 4-0 and 5-0. They got it Keynoter photo by KEVIN WADLOW The Dolphins, who together and held strong.” Coral Shores soccer coach Arthur Paterson helps honor six graduating Lady Hurricanes at a recent Senior Night. They improved to 9-6-3, notched Durkin added that Palmer are (from left) Heather Doyle, Iris Dunn, Becca Timmerman, Cheyenne Harris, Cheyenne Minaldi and Mallory Wiecjorek. two first-half goals and held seemed to feed off the home- on for a 2-1 win, setting up a field advantage of hosting the Friday final against tournament. “They had a good Westminster Christian School crowd out to cheer the team Lady Hurricanes finish 8-5 (played too late for results in on and they played the best today’s paper). I’ve seen them play,” she said. Soccer team “The girls played very a good group to work with, within a goal. Durkin said the Dolphins But the crowed and home- well,” head coach Arthur and I enjoyed it.” “We dominated the first planned to review tape of field advantage weren’t enough eliminated Paterson said. “It was only Coral Shores opened the half” when Florida Christian their only match against the 1-0 at halftime but we postseason Tuesday with a did not get a shot on goal, he Warriors, a 2-2 draw in ● See Dolphins, 2B in tourney just got worn down in the 2-1 tournament quarterfinal said. “Then we held them off second half.” win over Florida Christian, a with very strong play from By KEVIN WADLOW Although the Canes (8-5) team that topped the Canes our defense and middle.” KEY WEST GIRLS SOCCER Senior Staff Writer will not advance to the region- in the regular season by the Pookie del Pino played [email protected] al tournament, Paterson con- same score. well in the net with help from siders the season a success. Heather Doyle and Cailin field defenders Cheyenne McCarthy closes The Lady Hurricanes of “It was a good year,” he Reckwerdt scored to give the Harris and Cheyenne Minaldi. Coral Shores High advanced said. “When you look at Coral Shores a 2-0 lead. The Canes graduate six to the District 16-2A soccer where we started and where Paterson said he was not seniors, headed by season out the Conchs semifinals before ending the we ended, it’s very satisfy- concerned when the Lady leading scorer Iris Dunn. season Wednesday in a 4-0 ing. This team improved Patriots scored on a second- Key West ends shot) and Michaela Garcia. loss to Gulliver Prep. every week, every game. It’s half penalty kick to draw ● See Canes, 2B The Mavericks’ second-half 14th straight goal was by Alexa Rivera. RUNNING The Conchs did not have a winning year shot on goal. “We controlled the whole game,” McCarthy By DICK WAGNER coach Mike Sica told the Key Colony Beach man wins No Name 5K Keynoter Contributor Miami Herald. Helena Bursa of Big Pine The Conchs got strong Blatter ends Key was tops among The season ended for the performances from Lauren the race with women, finishing the 13th Key West High girls soccer and Raquel Schoneck, who annual competition in 20:45. team Wednesday when the closed out their careers (they time of 18:19 The female masters win- Conchs lost to Archbishop will go on to softball). ner (age 40 or older) was 51- McCarthy, 3-0, in the semifi- “Raquel was phenomenal in Keynoter Staff year-old Joan Scholz of nals of the District 16-3A the back,” said coach Scott Tavernier, crossing the finish tournament at McCarthy’s Paul. “She lived up to the Stefan Blatter, 39, of Key line in 23:58. Male masters field in Southwest Ranches. word ‘sweeper’ with her Colony Beach took first winner was Hugo Corte (60) The Conchs needed to win speed and timing.” place at the Jan. 12 No Name of Key Largo at 21:39. to advance to the state playoffs. Keeper Angela Martin, 5K Walk Run, finishing the Overall, 175 people regis- McCarthy — which playing her best game of the 3.1-mile course in 18 min- tered and 164 finished, repre- improved to 18-5-2 and season, had eight saves, and utes, 19 seconds. senting 13 states and Canada, avenged a season-opening 4- Hannah Leen played her Running on a near-per- in the fundraiser for the 3 loss to the Conchs in Key third solid game in a row. fect weather day over the No Helena Bursa (in black top) and Stefan Blatter (in red) Monroe County Domestic West — had a 2-0 lead at Martin and Leen will be Name Bridge, out to the start the No Name 5K. Bursa was the women’s winner halftime after goals by island and back, 37-year-old while Blatter was the overall winner. ● See No Name, 2B Kristina Robles (on a 40-yard ● See Conchs, 2B Dr. Nicole Cremata is now in Marathon too! 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The Marathon High for outgoing senior Jessica the 36-23 victory. ance on free throws. Isherwood, Caila DeAbreu, The Conchs had reached the School girls basketball team Forest. She’s been with the pro- “We played good defense. “I have said it to the girls Gabby Pozzi, Adriana semifinals by defeating overcame a sluggish start gram since her sixth grade year. Our 1-3-1 [zone] is pretty for two years. We know that Garcia, Julia Passarelli, Pompano Beach 3-0 on Wednesday to earn a second “They did what they need- sound, it’s just offensively we free throws win games and Lindsey Free, Maudia Tuesday, with Lauren win this season over District ed to do to get a win,” struggle to get going,” until they decide to make the Azard and Selyne Casas, all Schoneck, Isherwood and 16-2A rival Westminster Lindsey said. Lindsey said. “In the fourth free throws, we’re not going of whom made major con- Leen scoring the goals. Christian School, 36-23. Forest apparently took the quarter, we had a lead and I to win the games we need The Dolphins shot just 3- message to heart, as well, told the girls to work the ball to,” she said. for-16 from the free-throw scoring eight of her game- around and run the clock The win improved the line in the first half but stifled high 12 points in the second down. We need to get better at Dolphins to 8-8, with three Six seniors the Warriors defensively and half. That includes a pair of [passing], so it was something games remaining on the reg- led 15-10 at the break. three-pointers. we were able to work on.” ular-season schedule. graduating Coach Leslie Lindsey said Marathon outscored West- Lindsey added that she’s From Canes, 1B including Reckwerdt and del Pino. “Iris always gives every- “A lot of girls really Porter overrules Bosco thing,” Paterson said. “You stepped up this year, like From Reinstated, 1B sets valued at close to $3,000 has been on probation in the Church, which both attend, could not ask her for more.” Rachel Walters and [defend- were taken, as was $140 in court system. A Department of and also referees Conch bas- Mallory Wiecjorek, er] Katharine Hamer, who in Key West and also wrote let- cash. Some items were taken Juvenile Justice spokesman ketball games. Becca Timmerman, Doyle, had a great first season,” ters of apology to band mem- from wrestling-team mem- said he could not discuss the “We were all surprised,” he Minaldi and Harris also fin- Paterson said. bers and school officials. bers, whose bags had been case. said, recalling his reaction ished their last Cane soccer “All our girls should be “There was a lot of input left in the school weight Because Rice and Lopez upon hearing of the band- season. proud,” the coach said. and deliberation to find a room, the report said. have not been convicted, they room thefts. “He’s shown Coral Shores has several “They can look themselves middle ground to resolve a Surveillance cameras and theoretically would be eligi- remorse. It’s been a tough time experienced players eligible in the mirror and feel good. difficult situation,” he said. teachers helped officers iden- ble to play under the school’s because he hasn’t been able to to return next winter, They did well.” Bosco said letters were tify Lopez and Rice. Most of student-athlete contract. Any play the sport he loves.” received from Lopez but not the electronics were returned student convicted of a felony, The 6-foot-5 Rice and the from Rice. to their owners. according to the contract, is 6-3 Lopez were standouts on Lopez, 17, the son of boys Contacted this week in the “suspended from extra-cur- last season’s team and con- Goalie Olivera basketball coach Anton band room, band director Gary ricular activities for the bal- sidered college prospects. Lopez, and Rice, who turned Hernandez said, “There’s ance of the school year.” Rice could play next week, 17 this month, were arrested mixed opinion within the com- “I know who my son is,” Bosco said, if he has a 2.0 tough in net on felony charges Sept. 12 munity as to what should be Anton Lopez said before grade-point average. She From Dolphins, 1B returning after missing the after marching-band mem- done.” When he discovered practice on Tuesday after- said it’s unlikely Lopez will regular-season finale due to bers returned from an out- the thefts, he had believed “it noon. “He made a bad mis- be allowed to play in any of to keep the Dolphins off the injury. door practice to discover must have been somebody take, a juvenile mistake. the team’s remaining games. board in the opening minutes. Goalie Sacha Olivera phones and cash missing from the community — to find From the day it happened, he On Thursday, Glenwood Savannah Rodamer scored at managed to keep the from bags and purses they out it was two students was a knew that he was wrong.” Lopez talked about his the 4:05 mark off a cross Falcons off the scoreboard had left in the band room. little surprising.” Glenwood Lopez — grandson’s latest arrest — from senior Taylor Konrath. until the 66:50 mark, when According to a police Anton Lopez — who Anton’s father and Je’Quan’s and also spoke softly about “We played Taylor out Palmer chipped a deflected report, five phones, five appealed Bosco’s recommen- grandfather — is a minister his son: “He’s devastated.” wide to start with because rebound in over her head to iPods and two head-phone dation to Porter — said his son at Trinity Presbyterian we knew they were going to make it 2-1. man mark her, and they did. Durkin said the They triple marked her Dolphins had several “real- 164 cross the finish line most of the game, but she ly nice missed opportuni- got some good crosses into ties,” including a diving From No Name, 1B ● 50 to 59: 1: Renda Putman, Marathon Shores, James Mill, Key West, the middle,” Durkin said. save by Palmer’s goalie Ruppert, Summerland Key, 43:37; 2: Edith Dichtl, 22:39; 3: Hops MacBarley, Marathon made it 2-0 at and later, no penalty kick Abuse Shelter. Following are 25:07; 2: Debra Morrow, Big Shawnee, Kan., 54:36; 3: Key West, 23:19. the 28:26 mark, when awarded on what appeared the top three runners and Pine Key, 28:13; 3: Patricia Linda Stroud, Big Pine Key, ● 60 to 69: 1: Barry Konrath scored off a Brandi to be a foul inside the 18- walkers by age group as certi- Tims, Friedens, Pa., 31:17. 54:41. Chiagouvis, Big Pine Key, Spalten assist. Spalten was yard box. fied by the Southernmost ● 60 to 69: 1: Helga 22:11; 2: Steven McKeon, Runners Club. Rinneard, Orillia, Ontario, Male runners Marathon, 27:34; 3: Jerry 26:28; 2: Haley Herriott, Key ● 9 and under: 1: Fisher Jacobson, Key West, 27:57. Web extras Female runners West, 26:32; 3: Jean Kut, Big Sayer, Marathon, 30:34; 2: ● 70 and over: 1: Roger ● 9 and under: 1: Paige Pine Key, 34:50. Nathan Barroso, Key West, Fisher, Key Colony Beach, Read more about your Florida Keys prep sports Richard, Big Pine Key, 51:24. ● 70 and over: 1: Ann 33:11. 24:54; 2: Steve Wanta, online at www.KeysNet.com, including: ● 10 to 14: 1: Nicole Rawnsley, Marathon, 39:37; ● 10 to 14: 1: Aydan Sugarloaf Key, 28:45; 3: ● The Key West High boys basketball team gets beat Matysik, Key West, 22:45; 2: 2: Joyce Shriner, Summerland Child, Marathon, 21:19; 2: Wayne Landrum, Big Pine by Gulliver, 73-51. Meaghan McCullah, Big Key, 42:49. Bobby Black, Summerland Key, 32:49. ● The Key West High boys soccer team sees its sea- Pine Key, 24:31; 3: Hannah Key, 21:43. son end with a loss to Palmer. Child, Marathon, 27:46. Female walkers ● 15 to 19: 1: Sean Male walkers ● The Marathon High boys basketball team is still ● 15 to 19: 1: Kayla ● Winner: Phyllis Quinby, O’Connor, Stamford, N.Y., ● Winner: Larry Ferguson, looking for its first win. Carmona, Summerland Key, Tavernier, 37:43. 21:25; 2: Brody Harmon, Big Summerland Key, 29:52. 36:18; 2: Shelbi Swanson, ● 30 to 39: 1: Jessica Pine Key, 23:49. ● 30 to 39: 1: D.J. Wright, 36:19; 3: Syndi Swanson, Richard, Big Pine Key, 49:50. ● 20 to 29: 1: Mason Big Pine Key, 1:04:16. Meeting Notice 39:00. ● 40 to 49: 1: Catherine Marshall, Sugarloaf Shores, ● 40 to 49: 1: Sean ● 20 to 29: 1: Pia Friberg, Nazzaro, Big Pine Key, 49:19; 21:06; 2: Andrew Corrigan, Creedon, Big Pine Key, 49:22. Monroe County Land Authority Key West, 25:02; 2: Allison 2: Tricia Baker, Marathon, Montauk, N.Y., 23:06; 3: ● 50 to 59: 1: Lawrence Curry, Milltown, N.J., 25:39; 55:30; 3: Kelli Peterson, Ryan Fortenbaugh, Key Mullins, Big Pine Key, The Monroe County Land Authority Advisory Committee 3: Ashley Robertson, Key Brooklyn, N.Y. , 56:07. Colony Beach, 24:43. 45:45; 2: Bob Extence, Big will meet in the Monroe Regional Service Center located at West, 27:31. ● 50 to 59: 1: Pam ● 30 to 39: 1: Alan Pine Key, 45:55. 2796 Overseas Highway, Suite 104, Marathon, Florida on ● 30 to 39: 1: Tina Jacobson, Floral City, 43:10; Dawkins, Hampton, Va., ● 60 to 69: 1: Kip Blevin, January 30, 2013 beginning at 9:00 AM. The agenda Wingard, Cudjoe Key, 2 Deborah Davis, Big Pine 22:13; 2: Michael Leyfert, Key West, 37:55; 2: Terry is available online at www.monroecounty-fl.gov or by 22:47; 2: Kimberly Matlock, Key, 3:12; 3: Cindy Gavin, Key West, 24:40; 3: Ross McGee, Big Pine Key, 40:12; Marathon, 24:12; 3: Rachel Big Pine Key, 43:41. Pipkin, Key West, 24:48. 3: Carl Moore, Marathon, contacting the Land Authority office at 295-5180. Thieman, Ramrod Key, ● 60 to 69: 1: Mary ● 40 to 49: 1: Bradley 49:31. ADA ASSISTANCE If you are a person with a disability who needs special 28:16. Ladue, Ramrod Key, 40:50; Tripp, Stamford, N.Y., 22:42; ● 70 and over: 1: Tony accommodations in order to participate in these proceedings, please contact ● 40 to 49: 1: Lisa Gardi, 2: Susan Greenhalgh, Big 2: Daren Cassani, Key West, Harlacher, Big Pine Key, the County Administrator’s Office, by phoning (305) 292-4441, between the Sugarloaf Key, West 26:38; 2: Pine Key, 43:43; 3: Jeanne 23:33; 3: Chris Maschrowicz, 43:07; 2: Denny Howley, hours of 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., no later than five (5) calendar days prior to Angela Tripe, Big Pine Key, Somma, Big Pine Key, Key West, 26:14. Key West, 76, 46:38; 3: the scheduled meeting; if you are hearing or voice impaired, call “711”. 26:59; 3: Bette Zirkelbach, 43:46. ● 50 to 59: 1: Robert Dorr, Richard Giefer, Ramrod Key, Published Keynoter 1-19-13 Marathon, 28:29. ● 70 and over: 1: Dyann Madison, Wis., 22:35; 2: 47:20. 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RECREATION Checked out the ‘Glades lately? Now’s a perfect time to visit the huge swamp By IVY KELLEY

Winter is dry season in Everglades National Park, when the great River of Grass dries down to its roots and animals flock to deeper water in the sloughs. It’s also a perfect time to check out America’s greatest swamp. Photos by GARY and KAREN LADNER On Taylor Slough (pro- Since 2004, when the Cold Tamiami Trail. park are endless. nounced slew), photogra- War relic was listed on the The bridge construction An adult alligator (left) eats healthy — a pond apple — in phers of all skill levels find National Register of Historic slowing your drive in 2013 is Ivy Kelley is an outreach Everglades National Park. This great white heron enjoys spectacular opportunities places, park interpreters have part of the Comprehensive specialist at Everglades Everglades National Park’s Anhinga Trail, one of the park’s along the Anhinga Trail, so worked with former Nike Everglades Restoration Plan, National Park. most beautiful and accessible areas. named for the birds that nest crew members and military which aims to return the flow within whispering distance of historians to gather informa- of water into the glades to Marathon Community Theatre boardwalk hikers. tion and artifacts that tell the historic levels. At Shark Presents Patient green herons lean story of ordinary soldiers at an River, you can hike, bike or over clear water, surprising a extraordinary time in history. take a tram on the 15-mile $WDQRYHUGRQHZHGGLQJUHFHSWLRQ¿YHEULGHVPDLGV fish now and then. Great Tours of the site have become paved loop. Take a break ¿QGUHIXJHLQDQXSVWDLUVEHGURRP(QMR\WKHVDXF\ blue herons and white egrets wildly popular, as baby- midway to ascend to the top comedy in this frothy tale from the creator/writer of pose on long legs in the saw- boomers share their memories of the observation tower and HBO’s “True Blood” and “Six Feet Under”. grass, and raucous purple with new generations. stand 50 feet tall in the mid- gallinules carefully place Flamingo, just 38 miles dle of the Everglades. their feet with their toes, as from the park’s main Further west on the Playing: long as their legs, on a entrance, is the gateway to Tamiami Trail, drive through January 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26, 31. bridge of lily pads. Florida Bay — home to Big Cypress National February 1, 2, 3 (mat), 7, 8, 9. In the evening, snoozing world-class flats fishing and Preserve and into historic alligators awaken and move the only place in the world to Everglades City. Relax on a $ave on tickets! with purpose through the see both the American alliga- ranger-led paddling or pon- Ask about Thrifty Thursday

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LIVING BRIEFS Jog-a-thon prelims Photoshop mistakes. pineapple pins. A winner will Park doors for the free lec- be declared for each of three planned next week ture open at 7 p.m. games throughout the day. BP Claims For the chefs out there, All Stanley Switlik professional or amateur, the Elementary School students Babysitting class recipe competition is a — about 500 — will run dur- designed for youth chance to boast about your ing three days next week dur- favorite recipe showcasing ing the Marathon school’s The American Red Cross coconut as the main ingredi- annual jog-a-thon. of the Keys is offering ent. The recipe can be sweet Students are asked to get babysitting training for or savory; just bring your sponsors who pledge money youths to learn lifesaving and completed dish before the either on a per-lap basis or an other skills. noon judging begins. Prizes VAETH LAW, P.A. outright donation. The top The Monday session will will be awarded for the best two girls and top two boys help participants develop dishes. from each classroom will leadership skills, learn how Bowling is $10 per frame then compete against those to develop a babysitting busi- (two rolls), with extra rolls from other classes at the ness, keep themselves and available for $5 each. The (305) 766-2866 same grade level at the Jog-a- others safe, and learn about entry fee for the recipe con- thon Run-Off on Feb. 15. basic child care. The recom- test is $20. Proceeds benefit On the fundraising side of mended ages for the course the Metropolitan Community it, students who bring in $5 are 11 to 15. Church food ministry. win a Switlik Frisbee; those To sign up, call 296-4033. Contact Jennifer at 304-5162 bringing in $25 are awarded for additional details. a Frisbee and T-shirt. Any student who brings in $100 Coconut bowling or more will earn a Frisbee, on tap Jan. 26 Quit-smoking Christina Vaeth, Attorney at Law T-shirt and Switlik sweat- program planned shirt. Additionally, the stu- As part of the 2013 Key Key Largo, FL dent who brings in the most West Food & Wine Festival, The Florida Keys Area money at each grade level the fourth annual Coconut Health Education Center is will be awarded a pair of run- Bowling & Recipe Contest is offering a free two-hour ning shoes. set for Jan. 26 from 10 a.m. to “Tools to Quit” smoking ces- 2 p.m. at the Blue Heaven sation program on Jan. 26 at Horn to sign Restaurant in Key West’s 10 a.m. at the Monroe County Bahama Village. Health Department, 50 High ‘Seasons on Flats’ Try your luck bowling Point Road, Tavernier. with coconuts to knock down To register, call 852-9551. Bill Horn, assistant secre- tary of the interior for fish, wildlife and parks under President Reagan, will sign copies of his book, “Seasons on the Flats,” today at Hooked on Books, mile marker 81.9 oceanside. Island Vision Care In “Seasons on the Flats,” Horn, who lives in Marathon, writes about migrations of is now accepting fish, the rise and fall of tides, and weather changes through- NEW patients. out the year in the Keys. There are how-to tips for each season and firsthand experi- Dr. John Sheldon's ences are recounted in detail. optometry practice services For more information, call Hooked on Books at 517-2602. all ages, from kids to seniors. Monday - Friday 9AM to 5PM Writer Gooch Saturday by appointment speaks Monday 6400 Overseas Hwy. Writer Brad Gooch will present the second free lec- MM 50.5 (next to Herbie’s) ture in this season’s Friends of the Key West Library lec- 743-2020 ture series on Jan. 21 at 6 p.m. at the Studios of Key West, 600 White St. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. ATTENTION ELECTORES DEL Gooch has written biogra- phies of two American writ- MONROE REGISTERED VOTERS CONDADO DE MONROE: ers, Frank O’Hara (“City Poet,” 1994) and Flannery Has your signature changed? ATENCIÓN O’Connor (“Flannery,” 2009). He’s also written nov- If your signature has changed since the last time you signed a voter ¿Ha cambiado su firma? els, short stories and poetry, registration form, you should update your signature. This must be done as well for magazines. He is a by completing a Voter Registration Form. Forms may be obtained at Si su firma ha cambiado desde la última vez que firmó un formulario panelist at this year’s Key Libraries, Municipal City Halls, Driver License Offices, State Public de inscripción electoral, debe actualizarla. Para hacerlo, debe rellenar un West Literary Seminar, Assistance and Disability Offices, Armed Services Recruitment Offices formulario de inscripción electoral. Los formularios se pueden conseguir “Writers on Writers.” or by calling the Monroe County Elections Department at 305-292-3416, en las bibliotecas, los ayuntamientos municipales, las oficinas de las 453-8740, or 289-6017 licencias de conducción, las oficinas estatales de asistencia pública, las Stacks giving oficinas para discapacitados y las oficinas de reclutamiento de las photo insight Have you moved? Fuerzas Armadas o con sólo llamar al Departamento de Elecciones del Condado de Monroe por el 305-292-3416, 453-8740, 289-6017. Professional photogra- If you have moved, changing your address is now easier than ever... phers Tom and Therisa Stack Changes of address may now be done by phone, fax or email. You must ¿Se ha mudado? will speak on “Creating include your full name, new address and date of birth. Outstanding Nature and Simply call the Elections Department at 305-292-3416, 453-8740, or Si se ha mudado, cambiar su dirección hoy en día es mucho más fácil Wildlife Photos” in the next 289-6017, email: [email protected] or Fax: 305-292-3406. que antes ya que se puede hacer por teléfono, fax o correo electrónico. Delicate Balance of Nature Debe incluir su nombre y apellido, dirección nueva y fecha de nacimiento. Series lecture presented Sencillamente, comuníquese con el Departamento de Elecciones por el by Dagny Johnson Key 2013 Election Dates to Remember 305-292-3416, 453-8740, 289-6017 por correo electrónico en el Largo Hammock Botanical [email protected] o por fax por el 305-292-3406. State Park. It’s set for Wednesday at Election Date Voter Registration 7:30 p.m. at the visitor center Book Closing Date Fechas electorales del 2013 para inside John Pennekamp City of Key Colony Beach February 11, 2013 Coral Reef State Park, mile tener presente marker 102 oceanside. General Election They will cover topics Fecha de las elecciones Fecha en que cierran los libros including composition, light- March 12, 2013 de inscripción electoral ing, depth of field, using a tri- pod and avoiding beginner Elección general de la El 11 de febrero del 2013 Ciudad be Key Colony Beach El 12 de marzo del 2013 GET RESULTS R. Joyce Griffin R. Joyce Griffin with the Keynoter’s classified section. Supervisor of Elections Supervisor of Elections www.keys-elections.org www.keys-elections.org 743-5551 Published Keynoter 1/19/13 6B Saturday, January 19, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter

TAI CHI OPEN HOUSE LIVING BRIEFS Historian Bramson people who may be the only ones able to respond during Members of the Key Largo speaks to Trust the crucial first few minutes branch of the Taoist Tai Chi of an accident or medical Society have planned a tai chi Historian and author Seth emergency. First aid and CPR open house at 5:30 p.m. Jan. 31 Bramson will speak about can also help save victims of at the Key Largo Lions Club, off Miami, specifically on the drowning, electrocution, acci- mile marker 99.3 oceanside. It’ll topic “Burdines: Sunshine dental poisoning, suffocation Fashions and the Florida include demonstrations and and drug overdoses. Store,” when the Matecumbe The instructor is information on the benefits of Historical Trust meets for its Summerland Key resident tai chi.The planning group free monthly lecture on Jerilyn Grimm. includes (from left) Lyle Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Sendlein, Jill Patterson, Sylvie Island Community Church, Cuban pork dinner Turner, Susie Ley and Susan mile marker 83. DeRose. New classes begin Feb. Bramson is adjunct profes- at Grace Lutheran sor of history and historian in 5. For information, call (305) residence at Barry University Grace Lutheran Church at 748-0799 or send an e-mail to and adjunct professor of his- 2713 Flagler Ave. in Key [email protected]. tory at Florida International West has a Cuban pork din- University. ner planned for 5 to 7 p.m. Jan. 26. Cost is $8 for adults, L.A.Times crossword puzzle Family Fun Fest $5 for youths, and takeout is available. “Turning“TURNING Heads” HEADS” - Solution - Solution in the in Jan.the classifieds 23 Keynoter getting closer ACROSS 64 Good golf rounds? 119 Apartment 33 Firearm feature 74 Lily that’s Utah’s 1 Over the top, 66 Actress Ward dwellers, typically 34 Quick looks state flower Some free family fun is Eat healthy but design-wise 68 Where Manhattan 120 One way to read 35 Computer program 76 Diagnostic machine just around the corner. don’t spend lots 7 Goes like the wind? is: Abbr. 121 London-based suffix 78 Trouble spot The fifth annual Family 12 Fairly shared 70 Alluvium news agency 36 Dollars : cents :: __ : 81 Responds to a yellow Fun Fest at the Marathon 19 Like much sum- 71 Italian hot spot 122 Lighthouse lens kopecks 83 Dojo accessories Can you eat healthy without mery footwear 72 Energetic ghosts? inventor 37 Copies 85 “The Jungle Book” Community Park is on Jan. spending a fortune on food? 21 Mauve relative 75 “Oliver Twist”criminal 123 Cozy spots 38 “__ Miz” bear 26 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Find out at a free seminar, 22 “Wild Thing”rapper 77 Holder and Reno: 124 Music producer 40 Actress Garr 86 Brit. record label event will have music, danc- Healthy Eating on a Shoestring 23 Nail salon supplies? Abbr. Estefan 41 Impromptu picnic 88 Element in ing, arts and crafts, live ani- Budget, which will be held Jan. 25 Was humbled 79 Certain Ukrainian locales stainless steel mal displays, food, lemon- 24 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the 26 Bud’s promise 80 They’re worth 1.0 DOWN 42 Go-getters 91 Taste ade, a bounce house, clowns, main conference room at 27 Midsection 82 Soccer __ 1 Sidestepped 43 Confine, with “up” 93 Tool box item face painting, a fire engine, a Mariners Hospital in Tavernier. 28 Popular skiing 83 Classic name in shoes 2 Loads 44 Luau dances 94 “The nerve!” scavenger hunt and more. Dietitian Susan Dukar destination 84 Ones with many feet 3 Do a gardener’s 46 Eponymous Italian 95 Small hooters It’s all free and it’s all to will give tips on how you can 30 Former NBA 85 Snoopy, for one chore mathematician 96 Tidy entertain families. coach Brown 87 Mimosa family tree 4 __ many words 47 Revitalized 97 Like some of the stay on your budget and 31 However 89 Road course curve 5 Tries to put out, as a 48 Another name for Sahara implement U.S. Department 32 Exam for a jr. 90 Airport uniform small fire Saint Agnes 99 Sleepy, e.g. Flagler history of Agriculture dietary guide- 34 Couch-jumping initials 6 Dear 51 Finishing touch 100 Less done lines. Those guidelines and yard-running? 92 Torches in Dracula’s 7 Reputation stain of a sort 101 Dress style on tap at park encourage Americans to con- 37 Customarily crypt? 8 Wee, in a small way 53 German industrial 102 Hall of Fame foot- sume more of certain foods 39 Getting the wrong 95 Ed of “Modern Family” 9 One stuck in a bar? city ball coach Earle Bahia Honda State Park such as fruits, vegetables, order and such 98 Barbecue fare 10 Attended 54 Amble, e.g. “Greasy”__ will host a re-enactment of whole grains, fat-free and 40 Tongue twister? 99 Sharp dresser 11 Long division? 57 Pest control name 103 Red-lined items, the history of the Florida East low-fat dairy products and 45 68-Across neighbor features? 12 School support gp. in a red diamond perhaps Coast Railway Jan. 25 at seafood; and consume fewer 46 Abscam agcy. 104 __ Beach, Fla. 13 Malarkey 58 Oenophile’s concern 105 The Little Mermaid 11 a.m. 49 Dawn-of-mammals 105 Raiders’ gp. 14 Like some 60 Fire 106 Flower-shaped pasta foods with sodium, saturated epoch 108 When doubled, North- grounders 62 No longer in 107 Childish comeback Visitors will see railroad fats, transfats, cholesterol, 50 Wedding acquisition west wine valley 15 Gives a new name to 63 Not nice at all 110 Malbec and Merlot developer Henry Flagler on added sugars and refined 52 Multitude 109 Follow 16 Story 65 Pan or roast 112 __ Spumanti the first train to Key West, as grains. 55 Fan sounds 110 Title for Jackson 17 Doughnut-shaped 67 Minus 114 One past due? well as other travelers from The program is free but 56 Lincoln Logs, e.g. or King: Abbr. 18 Entr’__: play intervals 69 Lieu 115 Manual transmis- the era, and learn about their reservations are required. To 59 One and only 111 “West Side Story” 20 Dick Francis has 72 Affectionate sions?: Abbr. unique experiences. Those reserve a space, call 434-3400. 60 Former Buick sedan song four of them valediction 117 King in a Steve interested should meet on the 61 Mean Amin 113 Short operatic solo 24 Provide, as money 73 Kindergarten Martin song bayside of the old Bahia 62 Funeral lighting? 116 Talk shows? 29 “Mule Train”singer craftsman 118 Success sign Honda Bridge at the train car World religions stage and bring chairs. up for discussion Red Cross offers A group assembled by members of the Marathon emergency training Community United Methodist Church has begun a discus- The American Red Cross sion group to “survey the of the Keys offers training in teachings of various world first aid and cardiopulmonary religions in as polite and non- resuscitation on Jan. 26 from offensive a way as possible, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Red with a comparison to orthodox Cross office on MacDonald Christian teaching.” Avenue on Stock Island. To Meetings are at 7 p.m. register, call 296-4033. Tuesdays in the church fel- The training will include lowship hall, mile marker 48.5 how to use an automated bayside, and will last from an external defibrillator. hour to 90 minutes. To find CPR is taught to everyday out more, call 849-8377. solution Crossword the Jan.Solution to 16 puzzle.

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THEATER

ISLAMORADA

Cast of ‘Five Women Wearing the Same Dress’ (left to right):Row 1,Courtney Coburn and Vanessa Collins;Row 2, Cheri Edwards, Stacey Venzel, James Chaplin and Bridesmaids’Marianne Benvenuti. tale hits home with women

has a reason to avoid the wed- Marathon play ding hoopla and attention. by ‘Six Feet The characters include Meredith, the bride’s Under’ writer younger sister who harbors a secret; Meredith (Mindy), Hialeah painter Caren Sarmiento captures tropical flora in rich abundance. L’Attitudes Staff the sarcastic pot-smoking, wise-cracking lesbian sister Imagine a play set at an of the groom; Frances, a ostentatious wedding reception painfully sweet but sheltered Islamorada hosts at a Knoxville, Tenn. estate. fundamentalist and the Now, picture a stage bride’s cousin; Georgeanne, where the bride and groom the bride’s “ugly sidekick” never appear, but where their from middle school whose footprints are all over the own failed marriage sets the action that does take place. trigger for what’s to come, Fine Art Expo II “Five Women Wearing the and Trisha, a former friend Same Dress,” was written by of the bride, described by Alan Ball, the creator/writer the author as “a jaded beau- are within walking distance of HBO’s “True Blood” and ty” with a cynics take on Second Expo of the Art Expo. “Six Feet Under.” men - until she meets Tripp, brings eclectic Artist booths will be There’s a lot less blood in the “bad boy” usher who lined up along the Old this play - unless you count harbors secrets of his own. mix of artists Highway and on Morada the psychic wounds The script has been called Way, which has a stage set revealed. All the action and “wickedly funny, irreverent” “A piece may begin as a up near the Redbone the richly-tuned dialogue and a “touching celebration response to a mood, the Gallery at 200 Morada Way. take place in an upstairs bed- of the women’s spirit.” essence of a shape, or a For more information, call room of the estate. If you’ve seen any feeling about a material or 664-9100 or email: Daniela@ The five women are brides- episodes of “True Blood” or color combination. More moradawayarts.org. maids in the wedding cere- “Six Feet Under,” you’ll know importantly, I look to evoke Here’s the list of 2013 monies about to begin below. the writing takes center stage an emotional reaction within artists participating: For various reasons the person viewing a work.” Margaret Aden, Jewelry, revealed during the play, each G See Theater, 8B - Sally J. Bright, Fenton, Vail, Arizona MI. Scott Amrhein, Glass, FILM L’Attitudes Staff Sherwood, Wisconsin Pat Anderson, Painting, Lighthouse Point, Florida Artist Sally Bright Alexis Barbeau, Jewelry, remembers collecting Boca Raton woven baskets as a teenager Sean Barry, growing up in Southern Screenprinting, Atlanta, California. Georgia That may seem like a Lisa Ben-Zeev, Jewelry, lifetime ago, but the basket G See Art, 8B maker, sculptor, artist says Glass artist Kathy Oda’s ‘Serenity.’ she’s still inspired to push the limits of work defined as “basketry.” She will be among more than 50 artists hoping to push the limits at the sec- ond-ever Islamorada Fine Art Expo, which kicks off Friday, Jan. 25 and runs Jennifer Lawrence just won a Golden Globe award for her through Sunday, Jan. 27. role in ‘Silver Linings Playbook.’ Artists are coming from all over the country, as well SUNDAY, JANUARY 27 as from Florida and even SUNDAY, JANUARY 27 some artists resident here in Quirky, delightful: the Keys. It’s a juried show and the fromfrom 11 toto 66 pmpm atat goal is to expose Keys art A must see film lovers to a wide range of media and styles. Keys plea bargain Entries that won the ‘Silver Linings Film for assault- judges’ eye include works in Playbook’ among ing a man ceramics, blown and fused he caught in glass, sculpture, wearable year’s best the shower art, mixed media, wood- with his working as well as paintings “Silver Linings Playbook,” wife. in various media. Rated R, 122 min. Now play- Diagnosed The Expo show spreads ing nationwide. with bipolar out in the Morada Way Arts disorder but & Cultural District at mile This quirky film has been refusing to marker 81.5, oceanside on called a comedy, a drama Craig Wanous take his the Old Highway in the THANK YOU to our MUSICIANS and a romance, all of which meds, he has to move back heart of Islamorada. are apt terms. But “Silver in with his parents. As Pat Expo hours run from 10 who donate their time & talents Linings Playbook” is more returns home to an awkward a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. than that - it imparts new life reunion with his father, who 26, and Sunday, Jan. 27. G into all three of those genres. is fanatically OCD about his On Friday, Jan. 25, Ocean Bill Blue Gary Hempsey & Terry Cassidy Band The film takes the viewer beloved Philadelphia Eagles Sotheby’s International The Doerfel Family G Pat McCune on a roller coaster ride of football team, the emotional Realty is hosting a cocktail emotions that parallels the fireworks start and escalate party as part of their spon- Howard Livingston G Magnolia Cajun Band bipolar nature of the main quickly. sorship for Art Expo. character and gives viewers With no job, a wife with This year’s event will Thanks to our sponsors Proceeds Benefit a frank, unflinching portray- a restraining order against include performances on al of mental illness and its him, a dysfunctional family, stage as well as in the midst effects on family and com- a police officer observing of the show, which stretches munity. him and an entire neighbor- along a section of the Old The script is enthralling, hood watching his every Highway and Morada Way The Keynoter G Waste Management the acting is terrific and the move, Pat tries desperately (formerly Industrial Road). G G direction is superb. As a to put his life back together There will be plenty of US 1 Radio Publix A Caribbean Dream Day Spa result, the movie is rightly even as his intense bipolar food options this year, as News Barometer G Eagle Brands nominated for eight Oscars, episodes threaten to send well, according to Expo including Best Picture and him back to the institution. organizers. Restaurants par- Director. He is frantic to reconnect ticipating in the show All proceeds go to support Habitat’s mission of providing a “hand up” Pat Solitano, Jr. has just with his wife and soon hooks include: Kaiyo Grill, Chef to those working families in our community who need it most. been released from a mental up with Tiffany, a relative of Michael’s, Ma’s Fish Camp, institution, after an eight- Green Turtle Inn, Morada G G month stint as part of his G See Film, 9B Bay Café and Pierre’s. All Huge Silent Auction Raffles 50/50s 8B Saturday, January 19, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter Three week run MARATHON ends Feb. 9 Marathon Garden Club From Theater, 7B run. There will be one hosts ‘Jamboree’ Jan. 26 in Ball’s work. And this Sunday matinee perform- play is no different. ance at 3 p.m. Feb. 2. All Marathon Community other shows begin at 8 p.m. Rare and exotic Theatre’s cast: Meredith, Jan. 17,18, 18, 24, 25, 26, Vanessa Collins; 31; Feb. 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9. plants, baked Georgeanne, Cheri Tickets cost $18. Edwards; Trisha, Stacey Christine Leird is stage goods for sale Venzel; Frances, Courtney manager on this produc- Coburn; Mindy, Marianne tion; Paul Buckley, light For garden enthusiasts, Benvenuti, and Tripp, James design; Rita Irwin, set January marks the Marathon Chaplin. design; Liz Samess is set Garden Club’s annual Laura Hutt directs and dresser, and costumes are “January Jamboree,” which Michael Edwards is pro- by Marcia Kreitman. is scheduled this year from ducer on “Five Women For more information, 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Wearing the Same Dress,” call the box office at 743- Jan. 26. which opened Thursday, 0994 or visit: www Nurseries from the main- Jan. 17 for a three-week .marathontheater.org. land bring in some rare and exotic plants that are not readily available in the Keys. Some you’ll recognize as old standbys given new life, like crotons. Others are a bit more exotic like gingers and heliconias. There will be plenty of orchids and bromeliads on display and for sale, along with native plants as well. The garden club members Wildlife photography by Pennekamp State Park will you’re visiting. also hold a huge rummage Liz Montgomery will be on be on hand at education The garden club is locat- sale inside with donated display, along with other dis- booths, ready to answer ed at 5270 Overseas Hwy., items from members and plays for juice products, questions. If you bring in Marathon. That’s mile mark- friends. And, there will be hydroponic plants and more. plants to identify, be sure to er 50, bayside. hot coffee, cold beverages Master Gardeners from bag them in plastic - you For more information, call and home-baked cakes and Monroe County Extension don’t want to inadvertently 743-4971 or visit: www cookies for sale. Service and from John spread a plant disease while .marathongardenclub.org. Art Expo opens Jan. 26-27 From Art, 7B

Evanston, Illinois Barry Bernstein, Ceramics, Marquette, Michigan Don Boudreau, Wood, Hollywood, Florida Sally Bright, Basket Sculpture, Fenton, Michigan Lamar Campbell, Photography, Gulf Breeze, Florida Teri Causey, Painting on Wood, Fort Myers, Florida Cam Chapman, Photography, Weston, Florida Bill Chisholm, Painting, Somerville, Massachusetts Geoff Coe, Photography, Fort Myers, Florida Jorge de la Torriente, Photography, Miami, Florida Sharon Donovan, Jewelry, Ann Arbor, Michigan Stephanie Dwyer, Metal Sculpture, Jackson, Photographer Paul Marcellini specializes in nature photography. This closeup is Mississippi ‘Eye of Tokay.’ Lorin Fields, Wearable Fiber, Greensboro, North Kim Koch, Jewelry, Janet Mohker, Painting, Charlie Shrum, Wood, Carolina Oshkosh, Wisconsin Miami, Florida Florida Tripp Gregson, Metal Deborah LaFogg- James Mosier, Mixed Jonathan Shuff, Sculpture, Greensboro, Docherty, Pastel Drawing, Media, Ballston Lake, New Photography, Miami, Florida North Carolina Boynton Beach, Florida York Nadiya Shulhan, Robert Hyde, Metal Henry Levine, Glass, Cathryn Nowicki, Wearable Fiber, Miami, Sculpture, Berkshires, Albany, Ohio Jewelry, Pagosa Springs, Florida Massachusetts Thomas Long, Glass, Colorado Alexa Smarsh, Jewelry, Darren Johnson, Metal Saint Augustine, Florida Kathy Oda, Glass, Lady’s Key Largo, Florida Sculpture, Florida Michelle Nicole Lowe, Island, South Carolina Diane Snider, Sculpture, Jeffrey Kennedy, Painting, Islamorada, Ken Orton, Painting, Homestead, Florida Sculpture, Palm Coast, Florida Roxbury, New York Randi Solin, Glass, Florida Sarena Mann, Fiber Pasta Pantaleo, Painting, Brattleboro, Vermont Sculpture, Placitas, New Islamorada, Florida Bryon Sutherland, Glass, Mexico Tim Rahn, Photography, Gridley, California Paul Marcellini, Islamorada, Florida Nancy Tome, Painting, Photography, Everglades, Juan Rojas, Drawing, Fort Myers, Florida Florida Miami, Florida Jayne Vander Woude, 91298 Overseas Hwy, Tavernier Jason Marien, Jewelry, BJ Royster, Painting, Painting, Miami, Florida Keys Movie Times bbtheatres.com Sarasota, Florida Islamorada, Florida Larry Wayman, Jewelry, NOW ALL DIGITAL! Don McCoy, Jewelry, Peg Russell, Wearable Indianapolis, Indiana Salido, Colorado Fiber, Boston, Mike Williams, Drawing, Regal Cinemas SHOWTIMES FOR Jay McDougall, Wood, Massachusetts Saint Petersburg, Florida Searstown, Key West, 294-0000 FRI. 01/18 - Thurs. 01/24 Otter Tail County, Caren Sarmiento, David Wirth, Sculpture, •••••••••••••••••• Minnesota Painting, Hialeah, Florida Islamorada, Florida All shows that start before 4 p.m play only on weekends. • Broken City (R): 1:30, 4:00, 7:15 and 9:45 p.m. Silver Linings Playbook (R) th • The Last Stand (R): 2:00, 5:00, 7:30 and 10:00 p.m. 30 Annual 1:35; 4:20; 7:10; 9:55* • Mama (PG-13): 2:15, 5:15, 7:45 and 10:15 p.m. •••••••••••••••••• • Gangster Squad (R): 1:45, 4:15 and 7:00 p.m. Last Stand (R) • Zero Dark Thirty (R): 1:15, 4:45 and 8:15 p.m. 1:45; 4:15; 6:50; 9:25* • Django Unchained (R): 8:00 p.m. •••••••••••••••••• Saturday, January 19, 2013 • 9am- 4pm Zero Dark Thirty (R) SAN PEDRO CHURCH GARDENS Tropic Cinema 12:05; 3:25; 6:45; 10:05* Mile Marker 89.1 • US1 • Plantation Key, Florida Keys 416 Eaton St., Key West, 295-9493 •••••••••••••••••• • Life of Pi (PG): 4:00 p.m. Mama (PG13) • Life of Pi 3D (PG): 1:30, 6:30 and 9:00 p.m. 2:15; 4:50; 7:25; 9:45* • Silver Linings Playbook (R): 1:45, 4:15, 6:35 and 8:50 p.m. •••••••••••••••••• • Variety of Live Entertainment Free Admission & Shuttle Bus (R) • Lincoln (PG-13): 2:15, 5:45 and 8:45 p.m. Gangster Squad • Refreshments Parking at Coral Shores High School. 1:50; 4:40; 7:15; 9:50 • A Royal Affair (R): 2:00, 6:00 and 8:35 p.m. * • Specialty Food Booths Onsite parking $5 donation. •••••••••••••••••• • Raffle - Artist's Palette Sorry no passes 305-360-8556 Marathon Community Cinema * Fri., Sat. and Sunday only of Colorful Art www.ArtUnderTheOaks.com 5101 Overseas Highway, Marathon, 743-0288 • Lincoln (PG-13):Weekdays: 7:00 p.m.; Saturday and www.KeysNet.com NO PARKING ON RIGHT-OF-WAY US 1 Sunday: 2:00 and 7:00 p.m.

Tavernier Towne Cinema Tavernier Mall,Tavernier, 853-7003 • The Last Stand (R): 1:45, 4:15, 6:50 and 9:25 p.m. • Mama (PG-13): 2:15, 4:50, 7:25 and 9:45 p.m. • Gangster Squad (R): 1:50, 4:40, 7:15 and 9:50 p.m. • Zero Dark Thirty (R): 12:05, 3:25, 6:45 and 10:05 p.m. • Silver Linings Playbook (R): 1:35, 4:20, 7:10 and 9:55 p.m.

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KEY WEST KW Food and Wine Festival Casual, Gourmet Oceanfront Dining Coconut bowling, Sunset Dinners wine tastings, Now only $15.95 pizza beer & more Rack of Lamb per person The Copacabana is a Tender...delicious... 7 nights a week famous New York City A hint of rosemary (except holidays) nightclub and restaurant that – L’Attitudes review Feb. 1, 2002 Must be seated by 5:15 pm opened in 1940. It was famous for its “The only thing we overlook is the ocean.” Brazilian dÈcor, Latin music Open 7 days a week • Dinner 4:30 - 10pm • Breakfast 7:30 - 10am and the “Copacabana Girls,” Reservations 289-1554 At Beautiful Rainbow Bend Resort who wore fruited turbans • Credit Cards Accepted • Mile Marker 58, Grassy Key and sported pink hair. You might think you’re back at the Copa “Keys- style” when the Southernmost Café, 508 South St., hosts the “Kick Off Your Flip Flops Copa Cabana Beach Party” Thursday, Jan. 24. This 5-7 p.m. event, which costs $40, is the literal kick-off for the Key West Food and Wine Festival, which runs through Sunday, Jan. 27. In addition to doing Carmen Miranda impres- sions, other activities during the four-day fest include bowling with coconuts, a masquerade dance, Sunday jazz brunch with breakfast pizza, rum and cigars, food seminars, and more. Need we go on? On Friday, Jan. 25, Harry Truman’s Little White Wine and House will open its kitchen shellfish take for ticketed guests. And the center stage at Historic Sculpture Garden Key West fest. outside the Waterfront Theatre will host a “Bottles Key West Bight, Mallory coconut bowling from 10 a.m. 1111 Eaton St., hosts brew & Busts” affair with open- Square, and the “Quieter Side to 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26. If master Jim Brady for a beer air grand tastings. Just don’t of Duval Street.” you’ve never tried it, it’s seminar. It runs from 10 set your glass on one of the Tickets cost $75. harder than it looks. This is a a.m. to noon and costs $50. memorial busts, you might Seminars with well- fund-raiser for Metropolitan A VIP pass for most be insulting a famous Key known chefs, wine experts Community Church. events costs $375. They are West personage. and others are also on the Bring your best coconut available at the festival hos- Also on Thursday, Jan. 24, schedule. recipe for judging by Blue pitality suite on South Street, organizers offer one of four Topics include Key West Heaven’s chef-judges. across from the Dewey Old Town Trolley tours that Conch cuisine, “Bubbles and Admission for the cookoff is House, 508 South St. come with wine, stops at Bites,” tequila and tacos and free, but bowling costs $10 For more information and restaurants and a stroll through more. per bowl. a complete schedule, visit: various neighborhoods, Blue Heaven, 729 Thomas Also on Saturday, Jan. www.keywestfoodand including Petronia Street, the St., reprises the sport of 26, the Restaurant Store, winefestival.com. KEY WEST Bayview Park the place to be Saturday cooks will also be serving up Seafood Festival hot dogs and hamburgers. serves up food, And there will be plenty of beverages available for music and more sale, including cold beer, wine, water and soda. The Florida Keys Anyone with a sweet tooth Commercial Fishermen’s will also find something to Association hosts their big satisfy, with desserts featur- blowout Key West Seafood ing such things as Estella’s Festival Saturday, Jan. 19. famous flan, key lime tarts, Festivities kick off at 11 and soft ice cream. a.m. and food, music, a kid’s Capt. Marlin Scott will fun zone and more run until emcee live music during the 8 p.m. daylong festival. The festival menu runs Festival proceeds help the gamet, including grilled fund scholarships awarded spiny lobster, fried fish, by the association to high stone crab claws, pick ‘n school students who pursue peel Key West Pink shrimp, careers in the marine indus- smoked fish dip with crack- try and commercial fishing. ers, fried clam strips, lobster For more information, bisque, and several conch Hungry call Vicki Gale at 872-9026 recipes handed down by the diners get or e-mail her at: Vicki@ wives of Keys commercial their fill at fkcfa.org. fishermen. Or, you can visit the asso- For those landlubbers last year’s ciation’s website at: www who don’t embrace the seafood .fkcfa.org. bounty of the sea, festival fesival. DeNiro ‘best’ 2012-2013 PERFORMING SEASON been in years From Film, 7B date for the Best Actress Oscar. Her performance as a friend who is going through the widow trying to overcome her own mental crisis. her scandalous reaction to the Tiffany says that she can help death of her husband is pow- him contact his wife, but erful and filled with raw emo- only if he will do a favor for tion, moodiness and unex- her. And fulfilling those pected nuance. mutual favors will put Pat Weaver, playing the moth- and Tiffany together in a way er and wife struggling to deal neither they, nor the viewer, with the difficult men in her could have anticipated. life, gives her character a ten- Directed by David O. derness and toughness that is 7EXYVHE]ˆTQ Russell (“Three Kings”, “The heartbreaking and hopeful at Fighter”) and starring Bradley the same time. Cooper (“The Hangover,” De Niro is the best he’s “Limitless”), Jennifer been in years as Pat’s father, .ER Lawrence (“Hunger Games, who is bizarrely superstitious Winter’s Bone,”) Jacki about maintaining the “juju” Weaver (“Animal Kingdom”) that will help the hometown and Robert de Niro, “Silver Eagles triumph every Sunday. Hooked on Classics Linings Playbook” features The only flaw comes near dazzling performances by the the end as Pat finally gets to four lead actors, all of whom speak with his wife at the are nominated for Academy dance competition. He seems Founders Park Awards. to have a new-found control Bayside MM 87 Islamorada Cooper brings such fierce of his emotions that doesn’t intensity and realism to his quite fit with the earlier, Free Admission role that viewers will likely nearly out-of-control Pat. be fidgeting uncomfortably in But other than that small Bring a blanket or lawn chair their seats for the first 30 misstep, “Silver Linings — New Band Members Welcome — minutes of the film. Lawrence Playbook” is one of the recently won a Golden Globe year’s best films and a must- Co-sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department, Village of Islamorada, with support from Islamorada Community Entertainment Come visit our online photo galleries for her performance and see that will surprise and and submit your own at appears to be a leading candi- delight viewers. 1SVIMRJSˆ[[[OI]WGSQQYRMX]GSRGIVXFERHSVK www.KeysNet.com/Photos 10B Saturday, January 19, 2013 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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Alex’s Auto Wrecking & Chapter 705, Florida Statutes, the following list of described Parts gives Notice of Foreclo- property is being held by Monroe County Sheriff’s Office. sure of Lien and intent to sell These items may be inspected January 21 ending February 8, Ad# 328739 these vehicles on 01/30/2013 2013 at Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, 500 Whitehead Street 9:00:00 AM at 111 US High- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Old Jail, Key West, Florida 33040. Please call to make arrange- way 1 # 107, Key West, FL ments for viewing. 305-292-7144 as some of these items are THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL 33040 pursuant to subsection CIRCUIT 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. stored at different locations. IN AND FOR MONROE Alex’s Auto Wrecking & Parts Any person holding a valid claim as owner or finder who have COUNTY, FLORIDA reserves the right to accept or REALTORS reject any and/or all bids. All proper proof of ownership must make their claim in writing to Case No.: 2012-DR-1351-K sales are final the address listed below. Any claimant may be assessed storage Division: Family and advertisement fees. 4A3AA46G6YE069011 1. vessel for Neal Quinn 10. 4 cast nets in cases IN THE INTEREST OF: 2000 MITSUBISHI 2. 1978 TYR 18’ vessel 11. yellow bracelet ANDRIS KRISTIANS 2FAFP71W1XX151769 3. cell phone for w/fish charm BARROSO, 1999 FORD Frank Simonelli 12. yellow ring w/flower Adoptee. 4. Watch & charm for design & stones 1ZVBP8EM1D5239495 Waldemar Pacheco 13. yellow ring with stones 2013 FORD NOTICE OF ACTION FOR 5. clock for James Pressler 14. 12 assorted rods and reels PETITION FOR STEP 3GNEK18K9SG112958 6. purse & white grillz 15 Triton white metal ring PARENT ADOPTION 1995 CHEVROLET for Marcella Venuto with stones 7. yellow bracelet with 16. Echo gas powered blower TO: (name of parent(s)): 1J4GB59159L729778 IGUS VITOLINS butterflies 17. 1 bag with assorted tools 2009 JEEP 8. white women watch 18. Freedom 160X red kayak (Parent’s last known address) 1GCCS1441X8212587 9. yellow chain broken clasp C/O/ AINA VITOLINA, 23-30 1999 CHEVROLET STACIJAS STREET, Any property not claimed during this time period will revert VALMIERA, LV 42001 JT2BG28K7X0344840 ownership to the Sheriff of Monroe County to be used, sold or 1999 TOYOTA donated as pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 705, Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Statutes. action for petition for step 5333649 1979 BMW parent adoption has been filed Richard A. Ramsay against you and that you are WAULT64B72N054854 Sheriff of Monroe County required to serve a copy of 2002 AUDI A6 your written defenses, if any, to By: Diana O’Dell it, on Property/Evidence Division JM1BK12F281102268 2008 MAZDA P.O. Box 6530 (name of petitioner): BARRY Key West, FL 33040 AND IEVA BARROSO Published January 19, 2013 305-292-7144 Published Keynoter 1/19/13 & 1/26/13 whose address is: Florida Keys Keynoter c/o Samuel J. Kaufman, Esq, Board of County 3130 Northside Drive, Key Commissioners of Monroe West, FL 33040 County, Florida on or before (date): Ad# 352497 FRED'S BEDS January 29, 2013, and file the (SEAL) original with the Clerk of this NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 100s of Beds Court at (clerk’s address) ANCHOR TOWING gives No- Published January 19, 2013 Factory Direct to You 500 Whitehead Street, Key Florida Keys Keynoter West, FL 33040 tice of Foreclosure of Lien and intent to sell these vehicles on New Tropical Wicker before service of Petitioner or 02/01/2013, 08:00 am at 189 Bedroom and Living Room immediately thereafter. If you US HIGHWAY 1 KEY WEST, Ad# 353857 Dinettes, Futons, Recliners fail to do so, a default may FL 33040-5476, pursuant to be entered against you for subsection 713.78 of the NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Simmons Beautyrest the relief demanded in the Florida Statutes. ANCHOR www.fredsbeds.com TOWING reserves the right to petition. PARADISE TOWING, INC. FREE DELIVERY accept or reject any and/or all gives Notice of Foreclosure of Copies of all court bids. Lien and intent to sell these Marathon • MM 53.5 • 743-7277 documents in this case, vehicles on 2/4/2013, 8:30 Big Coppitt • MM 9.5 • 295-8430 including orders, are 1FTCR10U3VUB65892 am at 202 20th St Ocean, available at the Clerk of the 1997 FORD Marathon, Florida 33050, Circuit Court’s office. You pursuant to subsection 713.78 may review these documents 3B7HC13Z3XG120567 of the Florida Statutes. upon request. You must 1999 DODGE PARADISE TOWING, INC. keep the Clerk of the Circuit reserves the right to accept or Court’s office notified of Published January 19, 2013 reject any and/or all bids. All your current address. (You Florida Keys Keynoter sales are final and as is. may file Notice of Current Carrier central AC / Heat Address, Florida Supreme 01 INF -Infinity series -2 stage Court Approved Family Law Ad# 353826 VIN# JNRDR09X41W203835 compressor , handler stand, Form 12.915.) overflow pan with auto shut off NOTICE OF PUBLIC 01 SUZI infinity thermostat control Future papers in this matter MEETING VIN# JS1GN7BA512100870 $1000. 743-2561 lv message. will be mailed to the address on record at the clerk’s NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Published January 19, 2013 office. TO WHOM IT MAY CON- Florida Keys Keynoter RIFLE 7MM MAUSER CERN that on February 1. Dated: 12-26-12 Straight Bolt. Collector grade 2013 beginning at 8:30 a.m. in circa WW I & early WW II Conference Room # 104 lo- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Never fired. $600. cated in the State of Florida Call (305) 852-9392. COURT Regional Service Center, 2BR/1BA MM 106 B/S KEY LARGO MM96. Ocean 2796 Overseas Hwy, Ad# 354255 By: Marislady Lopez, Marathon, Florida a meeting Beautiful bayfront location! side. Direct ocean access Deputy Clerk will be held of the Modern kitchen. Annual lease. w/Ocean views! Furn/unfurn. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN New Queen Size 5 lb. F/L/S. Please call (305) 2 BR, 2 BA. Short or long term that the undersigned, desiring Memory Foam Mat tress. 393-5811 for more info. rental. 786-258-3127 Published December 29, 2012 SELECTION COMMITTEE to engage in business under (Never used) Cost $1500; January 5, 12, 19, 2013. the fictitious name of Landy will sell $500 cash. BIG PINE HOUSE FOR RENT MARATHON 2/1 unfurnished Florida Keys Keynoter for the project of Seafood located at 108 Ave 305-434-0557, Key Largo. Need roommate. Separate house. Corner lot. Carport, A, in the County of Monroe, in bedroom with bath. $575/mo new W/D. $1,300/mo + util. PROJECT MANAGEMENT the city of Marathon, Florida + deposit. 336-200-3527 Call Marcy 305-289-6505 Ad# 350924 OF A HABITAT 33050 intends to register the BPK 2br, 1ba CBS stilt. Behind C.B. Schmitt Real Estate RESTORATION PROJECT said name with the Division of PRIVATE COLLECTOR the Blue Hole. Avail 2/16/13. MARATHON 2 BR, 2 BA, WANTS. Rolex Dive watches NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR WITHIN DAGNY JOHNSON Corporations of the Florida $1,250/mo F/L/S. Downstairs yearly rental. New appli, W/D, and Pilot Watches. Old model COMPETITIVE KEY LARGO HAMMOCK Department of State, enclosure, lg shed/workshop, freshly painted, carport & shed. Military clocks & watches. Call SOLICITATIONS STATE PARK Tallahassee, Florida. W/D hookup. 305-872-9358 Quiet area. Pets nego. $1200 305-743-4578. KEY LARGO, MONROE /mo + util. 386-690-0384 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN COUNTY, FLORIDA Orlando Garcia, Owner DUCK KEY-Deluxe canal that on February 27, 2013 at front spacious home, dockage Oceanside Home 3:00 P.M. the Monroe County The selection committee will Published January 19, 2013 2/2, all tile, screened in patio, KEY LARGO MM96.5 Direct Purchasing Office will receive evaluate the proposals Florida Keys Keynoter W/D, A/C, pets ok. $1800/mo ocean access. Updated 2/2. and open sealed responses for received in response to the +util. FLS. 800-386-7969 Lng.Term $1,600 561-236- the following: Request for Competitive DUCKDuck Key KEY-Deluxe Gated Estate canal on 9317 [email protected] Solicitations issued for the frontPoint - spacious Secluded. home, Private. dockage ADA COMPLIANCE - above-named project. The KEY COLONY BEACH 3/2,Large all dock, tile, huge private scrnd beach, in patio, SEGMENT # 4 evaluation and recommenda- 2 Bdrm suites, 2 Bths, work- W/D,pool, coralA/C, rockpets walls,ok. $1800/mo 4/3, FOR FACILITIES INTERIOR tion of the selection committee shop, bonus rooms, carport & +util.Annual, FLS. $3,200 800-386-7969 mo. + util. Key Colony Beach 1 br, 1 ba are to be submitted to the duplex. 675 sf. Clara St. PUBLIC ACCESS AREAS garage. 90 ft. canal. Too much DuckN/S, 305-304-4166 Key Gated Estate on Board of County Commission- Electric fireplace, W/D, full MONROE COUNTY, to list! $749K. 248-770-4791 Point - Secluded. Private. ers. Persons interested in this kitchen, plenty of storage. FLORIDA Large dock, private beach, issue are invited to attend. For DUKES OF DIXIELAND $1000/mo. 305-731-02440 more information, please TICKETS pool, coral rock walls, 4/3, Requirements for submission MARATHON Half duplex contact Beth Bergh, Monroe Will pay $50 for 2 tickets, Grassy Key for Sale Twin (1/2 Annual, $3,200 mo. + util. and the selection criteria may 2BR, 1BA. $1200/mo. County Land Steward, 2798 for concert on Jan 21st. duplex) 2 bdr, 1 bath, approx. N/S, 305-304-4166 be requested from First and Last. Overseas Hwy, Suite 400, Call 305-743-5945 900 sq.feet +/-, under house DemandStar by Onvia at 3rd Ave, behind Office Depot. Marathon, FL 33050 by parking, shed, storage room, www.demandstar.com OR Call Nick 305-522-6567 www.monroecountybids.com phoning (305) 289-2511 or via presently rented great rental or call toll-free at 1-800-711- email to bergh-beth@monroec history, bamboo floors, re-done 1712. The Public Record is ounty-fl.gov. kitchen, new appl., owner available at the Monroe County financing w/ reasonable down A MOVE IN NOW from $295 Purchasing Office located at ADA ASSISTANCE: If you $135,000 for more info 1-305- week. MARATHON. Weekly The Gato Building, 1100 are a person with a disability 294-8885 or cswordie@bellsou or monthly. Fully furn. All Simonton Street, Room 2-213, who needs special accom- THANKSGIVING PUPS th.net to leave contact info Home for Rent - Close to utilities, cable & free WI FI Key West, Florida. All Re- modations in order to partici- 2 beautiful males left. Been Boat Ramp 2 Bedroom/1 included. 305-289-0800 Bath, Washer/Dryer, Shed, sponses must be sealed and pate in this proceeding, wormed. White Husky mix. Beautiful Bonefish Towers please contact the County Fenced Yard, Pets OK. $1,400 must be submitted to the Mon- Socialized by a professional. Unfurn, 1 br, 1 ba, porch roe County Purchasing Office. Administrator’s Office, by 35’ Coachman mobile home. Call Linda 305-395-1446 To good responsible homes [email protected] overlooks Ocean & Bay!. Pool, phoning (305) 292-4441, only! 305-743-2876 On canal, at Galway Bay 55+ Home for Rent - Close to between the hours of 8:30 Mobile Home park, Marathon. tennis, gym, cable. W/D on Published January 19, 2013 Boat Ramp 2 Bedroom/1 site. Year to year or longer Florida Keys Keynoter a.m. - 5:00 p.m., no later than $12,000. 586-665-0232 Bath, Washer/Dryer, Shed, five (5) calendar days prior lease. Dean, 315-523-1284 80’ Waterfront in GalwayBay Fenced Yard, Pets OK. $1,400 to the scheduled meeting; if Bonefish Towers! Grd fl 55+ MH park, Marathon. Furn, Call Linda 305-395-1446 you are hearing or voice condo in Mrthn. 2/2, Ocean encl addition, 2/1.5, refurb, 27’ [email protected] impaired, call "711". view! 2 screen porches, W/D, boat dock. $45K. $761 lot cable, water. sewer incl. Many rent. 305-393-2065; 393-2841 Pursuant to Section 286.0105, amenities! $2000/mo 289-1069 Florida Statutes, notice is giv- Grassy Key MM 58 KEY LARGO Park Model for en that if a person decides to Neighborhood & Estate Sale sale. Handicapped designed, appeal any decision made by Guns, knives, ammo, fishing 1 BR, furnished. Never lived in. the Board with respect to any tackle, boating equip, hunting, KEY LARGO MM98 ADULTS RENTING? $15,000. Owner financing ONLY BEAUTIFUL 2/1 APT. matter considered at such Reese 5th wheel hitch, Thule available. Lot rent $500/mo. truck racks, costume FULLY FURNISHED, ALL hearings or meetings, he will 305-522-5841 APPLIANCES, C/A, 2ND BUYING? need a record of the proceed- jewelry, nautical, large quantity tools, clothing, large antique HOUSE FOR RENT 2 BR 2 FLOOR. WATER INCLUDED. ings, and that, for such pur- BATH 1200 SQ FT. $1400. NO PETS. $975/MO 305-451- doll collection, furniture, SELLING? pose, he may need to ensure FENCED YARD. LG KITCHEN 1853 that a verbatim record of the antiques, large generator, RV/MOBILE HOME LOTS TILE FLOORS WALK-IN proceedings is made, which Cessna link airplane trainer. FOR SALE, with transitional CLOSET WASHER AND MARATH ON 2/1 condo , 2nd Use the record includes the testimony Sat , 7AM, Sun, 9AM. building rights, in Key RV DRYER. SOME PETS OK 305 floor, fully furn, heated pool. and evidence upon which the 305-849-4113. 57733 Morton Park, Marathon. -481-0942HOUSE FOR RENT 2 BR 2 Free dockage to 38’, Located BATH 1200 SQ FT. $1400. appeal is to be based. St. See Craigslist $65K. 305-743-5164 [email protected] at MM50. Year lease, $1200 Keynoter FENCED YARD. LG KITCHEN mo + util F/L/S. 401-391-9514 Dated at Key West, Florida this MARATHO N MOVING SALE TILE FLOORS WALK-IN Classifieds for 17h day of January, 2013. Furniture, dishes, collectibles. CLOSET WASHER AND Sat. & Sun. 9-1. Corner 24th DRYER. SOME PETS OK 305 MAUSELEUM DOUBLE all your real St. & US 1. Upstairs -481-0942GET RESULTS LITTLE TORCH KEY AMY HEAVILIN, Clerk of the BURIAL NICHE. [email protected] 2BR Circuit Court Miami Memorial Park. with the Keynoter’s 1BA on swimming canal. Lrg estate needs. and ex officio Clerk of the YARD SALE mm102 fenced yard, storage, shed. OCEANSIDE Double Burial Niche. household & Call Peter (786) 419-0943. classified section. Pets OK. Avail. Feb. $1200 743-5551 CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN furniture, telescope and more - /mo + util. F/L. 305-295-6432 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVYXYZ<>1234567890,./-=_+:” Sat. 1/19 from 8am -12pm, 228 743-5551 Lignumvitae Dr, Key Largo. Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, January 19, 2013 11B

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CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE POSITIONS AVAILABLE AT: The Guidance/Care MARATHON Center, Inc. MARATHO N 2BR, 2BA Adult Clinical Nice mobile home, dry lot with FLORIDA KEYS AQUEDUCT waterview! Big yard. Section 8 AUTHORITY is looking for a Services Coordinator OK. Call 305-797-9132 2 sparkling Customer Service Rep. Supervises adult mental DRIVER/YARD WORKER for our Marathon office, to provide health, substance abuse and criminal justice programs. Overseas Lumber Supply is now accepting RV LOTS FOR RENT exceptional service to internal and Florida Clinical License Marathon external customers in the office and the field, as well Required (LMHC, LMFT, applications for employment at our Big Pine In Adult Park as through the telephone and electronic communications. LCSW), Florida Qualified facility. Applicants must have a current Please call 305-743-6519 The successful applicant will possess enthusiasm, Supervisor and must have Class B CDL license, be able to load/unload professionalism, attention to detail and a willingness three years supervisory experience. Full-time. building materials, and work daily outside. apartments for rent to provide superior service in a team environment. Efficency Substance Abuse This position is F/T, with competitive pay and apartments for rent includes This position requires customer service work in outside electric, water & garbage. and inside environmental conditions. Qualifications: Counselor - Key West excellent benefits. Please apply in person at Very private area. screened H.S. diploma or GED; demonstrated excellent customer For incarcerated inmates in porch. Washer & Dryer on the jail in-house program. 30251 Overseas Hwy, Big Pine Key. premises. 750 or 800 per service skills and a high level of comfort with Microsoft EOE month. F.L.S. Bachelor’s degree required; 305-743-7759 office suite, and 20 wpm typing skill. This position will CAP and bilingual preferred. report to the Marathon Customer Service Office. KEY LARGO MM 99 Full-time. 1 BR / 1 BA. Quiet, off street $18.61/hr. w/benefits. Application deadline: 5:00p.m. Psych Support parking. Water & hot water on 01/21/13. Applications are available on-line at incl. $700 / mo. $400 sec. Specialists FT No dogs. (305) 394-2233 www.fkaa.com and should be sent to [email protected] . Key West MARATHON 10881 7th Ave. EEO, VPE, ADA HS Diploma or GED Gulf. 2 BR, 1 1/2 BA, Veterans/Veteran Family downstairs unit. Includes members preferred Stove & refrigerator. No pets. $1225/mo F/L/S. Behavioral Health 740-409-2100 Technician - Marathon MARATHON 1 BR apt. in If you are upbeat, outgoing, Crisis Stabilization Unit modular home, upstairs unit. ER Registration/Admitting Clerk Tile floors, partially furnished. and a team player, Part-Time $650/mo + dep. 305-731-4656 Theater of the Sea has an Behavioral Health MARATH ON 3 BR, 1 BA Apt . opportunity for you! Therapists Environmental Services Aide Includes gardner, nice size providing services to yard. 1 year lease, $1500/mo + utilities. Section 8 approved. children and families at schools, client homes Call 305-743-5438 Th t f th S i l ki f Registered Nurses MARATHON PART TIME POSITION and in the Middle Keys Efficiency. Tiled floors, big community. Master’s yard. $600/mo + utilities. We are looking for the right person to work in required; Licensed Ultrasound/Vascular/Echo Tech 305-797-9132 swim registration and our gift shop. Only preferred. Full-Time. MARATHON Large 1 BR APT 2nd level. Conveniently experienced persons with high customer Behavioral Health located. New kitchen, W/D, service standards will be considered. Must be Therapist Maintenance Tech completely furnished. $1150 cheerful and flexible and able to work extra providing services to mo, F/L/S. 305-289-1150 children at Marathon Marathon - Lrg 2/2 unfurn apt. hours if needed during high traffic seasons. High School. Master's 10803 6th Ave Gulf. $1125/mo. Accounting Manager Taking applications. 3 year Please apply in person. required; Licensed preferred. employment & housing history Full-Time. req’d, as well as F/L/S. Util, ph Apply online at: All applicants must submit: & TV not supplied. 289-1887 http://www.fishermenshospital.org MARATHON STUDIO APT. Make BIG 1) Resume; 2) three references; Furnished, Water & electric KEYS 3) undergo background, finger- Fisherman’s Community Hospital is included. No pets. $900/mo. $$$$ print, and drug screening prior located in Marathon, FL F/L/S. 743-0404 to any offer of employment. E.O.E./Drug Free Workplace/E-verify MM 82 FAB FURNISHED Bartender, Dancers NET Send resume to studio. Tastefully decorated, [email protected] or via fully equipped kit., tile floors, Servers & Security A/C, $850 all inclusive. F/L/S .COM facsimile to (305) 571-9324. Call (305) 481-5803 Housing available EEOC/DFWP Full Charge Bookkeeper , Monday - Saturday Former applicants need not apply Summerland Key : for CPA firm clients. Must Call Mr Ford know write-ups, bank recs & Help Wanted If you have Boat year-end adjustments/journal Rental or Marina experience, 664-4335 entries. Duties also incl. come join Vacation Boat 100354162-01 AP/AR, payroll, balance sheet, Rentals and Marina Junction WOODY’S MM82 FULL TIME POSITION OPEN monthly, quarterly & annual tax for a exciting, fast paced reporting. Min. 8 years exp, environment that offers good UTILITY CLERK professional & accurate, team paying full and part time positions. We have immediate MM 30.5 BIG PINE KEY player w/can-do attitude. Must The City of Key Colony Beach is accepting have more accting software openings for the following U.S. Hwy. 1 Frontage positions. Commerical Space Available applications for a FULL TIME Utility Clerk. proficiency than just QuickBooks. Exp. $850 / month. - Boat Delivery Call (239) 541-1678. Experience in bookkeeping/secretarial/clerical work/Quick Books w/Thompson CSA & CBS - Boat Cleaning/Detailing software preferred. Accting - Front Counter/Parts/Service FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS required. Applicants must possess strong communication skills. degree a plus. E-mail resume Discounted 25%. Education requirement: Minimum – High School Graduate with 5 years to [email protected] Currently paying 7.25%. Stop in for an application today MARATHON Corner unit office work experience. Salary Range: $35,000.00 - $38,000.00 based Bishop, Rosasco & Co. [email protected]. at 4681 Overseas Hwy, or office building. Exc business upon qualifications. Application Deadline: February 1, 2013. CPA’s. EOE email a resume. 305-453-6771 location. 1100 sf. Between (305) 743-5164 [email protected] Publix & Home Depo, next to Mail resume to: Wendy’s. Jim, 305-481-7557 City Clerk Watersports Attendant F/T Marathon - Gulfside Village PO Box 510141 for busy co. in Islamorada GATE ATTENDANT/ 5800 O/S Hwy, Unit #32, 960 Key Colony Beach, FL 33051 Must be hardworking & SECURITY sq. ft. $1750/mo. plus elec. dependable. Weekends & valid Weekends. MM 88.5. Pete Donnelly 732-996-9591 Call for additional information: 305-289-1212 DL a must! 305-896-2915 Contact 853-0530 or Sue Lovley 305-304-7565 for more information. MARATHO N US 1 Experienced Bookkeeper Equal Opportunity Employer Commercial Space Avail. F/T position in Big Pine (Mon- Fri). Must be proficient in MS 1000 sf, $1/sf + util, taxes & Office Manager insur. Yard space also Excel. Background check SECRETARY- Must be GET RESULTS Certified Home Health Aid available. 305-923-9542 required. Send resume to Full time position. Must be proficient in Word, Excel, and needed for female, Marathon. [email protected]. attn: proficient in MS Excel & Word. some accounting. P/T may with the Keynoter’s 6 days, available 12 noon - PINK PLAZA MM103 BOM or fax 305-872-2555. Background check required. lead to F/T. Long Key. Call for WOWclassified LOOK section. !!! 8:30 PM. $11 per hr. For lease executive offices. Send resume to seacampfla@ interview 954-804-7308 Call 631-831-0879 $200 - $300/mo., includes WiFi aol.com or fax 305-872-2555. 743-5551 and utilities. 515-244-1005 YOU HAVE IT.

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The Keynoter Classifieds 305-743-5551 Windswept AIR CONDITIONING & APPLIANCES Full Time Service Technician A BASSPRO SHOPS AFFILIATE Min. 5 Years Experience Come work in our Modern Restaurant WE ARE ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR: Competitive wages & benefits 100% medical G Matching 401K Need to make some Line Cooks Vacation G Paid Holidays extra cash? Drug Free Apply @ Restaurant Administrative Office Apply at: Deliver our newspapers 7 days a week between 2735 Overseas Highway 4:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. in Key West 81532 Overseas Hwy., MM 81.5 Bayside Islamorada, FL 33036 Marathon, FL 33050 Potential profit $400 a week NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE For more information Equal Opportunity Employer - Drug Free Workplace 27’ Hells Bay 2004 call Bob at 743-5551 Ext. 28 Twin 225 Yamahas. Newly serviced, bottom painted. 99 Toyota Tacoma 116k Ready to go! $45,000. miles. Runs perfect! must sell! 305-743-5623 $6,000 305-731-7910 33’ FORTIER 1988 Twin Perkins, flybridge, sport AUTOS WANTED! ALL Newspaper Carrier Wanted TOM THUMB fisherman. Appr at $135K, ask YEARS! Junk-Used. Food Stores, Inc. $45K or trade for RE or auto car-Van-Truck. Running or Free dockage. 305-942-3055 not. Cash paid. 305-332-0483 Offers the following positions in Carolina Skiff Specialists All MONROE COUNTY sizes & models: Sea Chasers, Bennington pontoons & Hydra. MARATHON * Managers & Manager Trainees sports. Call Ft. Myers for West Truck For Sale 2005 Dodge Coast pricing! 800-955-7543 Dakota, runs good, great AC, * Assistant Managers Three shifts available: 80,000 miles, Plantation Key Deliver newspapers * Store Clerks FOR SALE OR TRADE $4,900 305-393-0917 6am to 2pm 23’ Suncoast with trailer. [email protected] 200 HP Suzuki. Needs TLC. 7 days a week 2pm to 10pm $3000 obo. 305-664-1286 between 4 a.m. and 7 a.m. 10pm to 6am To apply please call 786-295-5307 2004 Chevy Motorhome 9.9 YAMAHA OUTBOARD Trailite, Perfect. Slide-out, The pay is approximately and ask for Cleveland Mathis ENGINE with electric start, Generator, 21ft w/ hitch. $500 a week. We will train. middle length shaft. $15,999, 25,000 miles. See No experience needed. $800. 586-665-0232 at MM105. (305)453-1070. Stop in the Marathon office at Competitive wages and benefits. DFWP. E.O.E. 55’ BOAT SLIP FOR SALE 3015 Overseas Highway OR LEASE in Islamorada. Yacht Club membership to fill out an application. LOCAL LAW FIRM SEEKING EXPERIENCED & RELIABLE, incl. $500 / month. Great Real Estase Processor and/or appliance repair technician. location! Call 305-393-7494. Closer. Experience preferred. Must have valid drivers $99 SPECIAL Get ready for Fax Resume to (305)852-8848 license and tools! Boat slip for rent $200/mo. hurricane season now! Call (305) 664-3662. MM 99 oceanside. Up to 40 ft. Discount Blinds offering lube catamarans, etc. No & check for accordian shutters, Semi retired non smoking liveaboards. Water & electric up to 10 openings. 872-1295 family oriented person to included. (305)942-3055 work part time as a mate on Charter Pest Control FISHING GUIDE DEEP WATER DOCKAGE Communications Officer – MARATHON S.E. Alaska fishing lodge. Capt. Skip Bradeen’s Blue Your Local Company. Chip Too Charter Boats. USCG Capt lic./6 pack Prime Key Largo location. All types of pest control. Call (305)481-5151 Monroe County Sheriff's Office required. Salary, gratuities, Boats up to 50’. Ocean Reef to Key West. is looking for applicants with room & board. June - Sept. Reasonable. 305-522-1905 Contact us at 305-451-3389. Call 1-800-999-0784; strong communications skills, 907-225-7906 or fax DOCKAGE AVAILABLE proficient computer knowledge 907-225-3816. DRIVERS : Home Daily and MM 103 Oceanside [email protected] Weekly Openings! No-Touch, $10 a foot, Live Aboard’s okay and the ability to work Great pay & Miles! Dedicated Utilities Available independently and multi-task. Miami Account. Werner (305) 905-6867 Enterprises: 1-888-567-4854 DOCK WITH LIFT FREE SCRAP PICK UP Keys This position involves receiving incoming calls Day Cook and Up to 35’ boat. Water & electric Recycling of Marathon is ready and interpreting emergency and non-emergency Night time Line Cook included. Long Key area. to help clean up the KEYS, Apply at Herbie’s, 6350 O/S No liveaboards. $400/mo. let’s recycle your scrap. communications: dispatch of deputies, other emergency Hwy, Marathon, at the office 305-393-2238 service units and provide arrival instructions for behind the restaurant. LIVE ABOARD DEEP WATER -Automobiles Certified Nurse’s Aide/Home EXPERIENCED HELP ONLY DOCKAGE. A great place to -Aluminum Emergency Medical Dispatching. Health Aide. Twenty years of -Copper μ Breakfast Cook call home. MM 92.5 O/S quality experience. Call Linda -Steel/Cast Iron μ Prep Cook, Line Cook For more information call for local references 561-287- -Stainless Steel Qualifications required: A high school diploma or its μ Host/Hostess (305) 853-5604 0107; [email protected] -High-Temp Alloys equivalent. Type at least 35 wpm and successfully pass μ Waitstaff μ -Appliances the pre-test and questionnaires. Ability to work day and Bartender -Sheet Iron μ Bus Person - Nonferrous Metals night shifts and required to work during natural disasters. μ Front of House Managers 1 Dave buys permits Apply in person: So Atlantic Snapper, Grouper, Gulf Reef, K/Mack, Shark, We are a plumber’s & Marina’s Applicants must fill out the MCSO online pre Sunset Grille & Raw Bar, 7 best friend when it comes to Sword, Tuna. $$$ in 48 hours! application at www.keysso.net. Please email resumes Knights Key Blvd, Marathon. receiving CASH for their 904-262-2869, 904-708-0893 SCRAP METAL that’s just lying to [email protected] or fax to (305) 292-7159. IMMEDIATE HIRING 17’ Boston Whaler Montauk 1 S. Atlantic Snapper, around. Suzanne Alexander may be contacted @ (305) 292-7044. Breakfas t Servers & Cooks, 1988 Fresh water only, 90HP Grouper permit for lease. Dinner Line Cooks & Bus Yamaha, just rebuilt. Good Corp. Atlantic Snapper Contact Today! EOE/AAP Person, at Hideaway Cafe. condition! Asking $6200. /Grouper permit for sale Keys Recycling Call Robert at 289-1554 Call 307-370-0201, Little Torch 904-262-2869; 904-708-0893 1280 107th Street Gulf 10am-12pm for appointment. Marathon, FL 33050 29’ COMMERCIAL Y & G YVETTE VARGAS NOW HIRING 300 HP John Deere, low hrs. HOUSEKEEPER F/T or P/T ENGLISH 305-896-0731 SERVER AND PART-TIME Fishing & trap pulling. Also FRONT DESK CLERK KITCHEN HELP. Apply at the Full electronics. $20,000 obo P/T, possibly leading to F/T. Stuffed Pig, Marathon. 305-522-2702, Islamorada Please apply in person, Key Colony Beach Motel, All types of permits for sale! KEYS CNA/HHA/HOMEMAKER & 441 E. Ocean Dr. 289-0411 Rock Shrimp, King Fish, S Atlantic Snapper, Grouper, COMPANION Visting Nurse MAINTENANCE PERSON STORE CLERK Association & Hospice of the Seafood retail experience Gulf 6 Pack reef & pelagic, NET PART TIME Commercial Gulf Reef Fish, Florida Keys is looking for part- Small resort, Long Key. preferred. Marathon location. time and full-time CNA’s, Please call for interview Gulf Snapper IFQ’s, Long Line Flexible hours. Pkg. Many other permits avail. .COM HHA’s and Homemaker/ Call 305-393-2238. 305-304-5992 Companions throughout the We buy, sell & broker all types of permits. Call before you buy Keys! 1996 Mariah Shabah 20 ft Ocean House - Guest or sell! Please call for prices. We offer competitive wages. Services Agent Ocean House Please click or visit to apply: Excellent condition. Runs Licensed & Bonded. All per- at MM82 in Islamorada is great. 5.7 L Mercruiser. Rebuilt [email protected] seeking a full time Guest mits guaranteed valid for trans- 1319 William Street, Key West carb. Recently detailed. NADA fer, many ref’s avail. John Services Agent/Front Desk. $6900. IT HAS NEVER BEEN 92001 Overseas Highway, Must be available evenings/ Potts Jr.321-784-5982, 321- Tavernier IN SALT WATER, EVER. No weekends. Computer skills City of Marathon rust or corrosion on boat or 302-3630. www.shipsusa.com necessary. 305-393-1486 Full Time Right of Way engine. With cover, bimini, MTHN-Mari ne Storage: boats, [email protected] trailer. Price negotiable. trailers, campers, any clean om Maintenance Technician Cudjoe Key. $6,900 281-216- storage OK on wheels. Best 9968 [email protected] Big Pine Key Fishing Lodge THE MOORINGS and rates in town. Check with us Part Time Recreation first! Call Emil, 731-3386 is looking to fill a P/T position MORADA BAY / PIERRE’S 23’ MAKO INBOARD for bath house cleaner. are seeking self motivated, Programmer 350 HP Chev. Sun & Mon, 9AM - 3 PM. detail oriented and hard See in Marathon. Apply in person MM 33. working individuals to fill Part time Office Clerk $4500 obo. 586-665-0232 positions in Housekeeping. FRONT DESK CLERK Please submit an application Please see website 25’ Mako ’99 CC, T-150 for very busy hotel office. /resume @ 123 Beach Rd., for additional info Mercs. Very clean, one owner, Computer skills required. Must Islamorada. MM 81.5 ocean lift kept, T-Top, electronics, be dependable and have own side or email: www.ci.marathon.fl.us head, canvas, windlass, must 1979 CADILLAC ALLANTA transportation. 305-664-4740 [email protected] see! $29,995. 732-887-4816 Convertible. Red with black interior. Excellent cond. $7000. Will trade for boat, etc. MM 99. Call 305-942-3055. 1995 FORD TAURUS 1 Owner, only 74,500 miles. Good tires, great gas mileage. $2300. 305-2891765, Marathon 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GT2 Metalic gray. 4 door. 116,000 miles. Very clean. Great condition. $6,533 OBO. 305-394-9892 PARADISE TOWING is buying junked cars. Call (305) 731-6540

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