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WWW.KEYSINFONET.COM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2014 VOLUME 61, NO. 77 G 25 CENTS MISSING DIVER IN THE COURTS Cay Clubs execs face new federal counts arrested in the Caribbean on Cristal Coleman federal mail-fraud counts can no longer charging that they used a Keys bank account to ille- afford attorney gally skim money from a Cayman Islands firm. By KEVIN WADLOW Last week, U.S. attorneys Senior Staff Writer filed new bank-fraud counts [email protected] linked to Cay Clubs, accus- ing the Clarks of acting “to Two former Cay Clubs unlawfully enrich them- Resorts and Marinas execu- selves by misleading and tives were hit this week with defrauding investors and five new criminal counts lending institutions...for directly related to the $300 themselves and third parties million failure of that notori- and for their personal use ous Florida Keys firm. and benefit.” Fred “Dave” Clark, 56, The new 25-page indict- and wife Cristal Coleman ment says the Clarks were Clark, 41, will be in Key active in issuing “false West federal court Monday promises” on property-value for arraignment on new appreciation and expected charges of bank fraud and income from Cay Clubs conspiracy. vacation-rental units pur- Photo by Joe Citelli “The defendants are chased by investors. A diver looks over a sailboat belonging to missing diver Noah Cullen. Human remains, believed to be Cullen’s, were alleged to have defrauded The firm reportedly sold found on the vessel. numerous persons in the units at unrealistic high Florida Keys and may have prices to insiders so they operated one of the largest could obtain higher bank fraud schemes in the history loans when the units were of Monroe County,” says a resold to investors. motion filed Sept. 17 by the Promised improvements to Remains found office of South Florida U.S. aging resorts never took Attorney Wifredo Ferrer. place. The Clarks have been “Cay Clubs came to oper- held in Monroe County jail since June, after both were  See Cay Clubs, 2A in sunken vessel MARATHON By CAMMY CLARK Authorities say they boat, Bleser said. [email protected] Next came positively likely belong to Noah Cullen identifying the boat as the Overseas case Several miles off the Jubilee. For this mission, a coast of Key Largo, in dark There also were tips that northwest of Molasses remotely operated underwa- and cold water more than Cullen, a 2008 graduate of Reef. No signs of life on ter vehicle was borrowed 300 feet below the surface, Coral Shores High School, board were evident. The from Lad Akins, head of the goes federal two volunteer technical may be in the Bahamas. boater took a photograph, Key Largo-based Reef divers made the dangerous “We had a lot of reasons alerted authorities and left Environmental Education The ordinance was writ- descent to a sunken sailboat to hope, only to be let the area. Foundation. Estate says ten in 2006. Mayor Dick in search of its missing cap- down,” Cleary said. “So it’s A massive air and sea At the end of August, ordinance was Ramsay said the lawsuit has tain, 24-year-old Noah bittersweet to find his body search was launched. The Bleser and his stepson sent moved to a higher court Cullen. in the boat, although we U.S. Coast Guard and local the ROV down to the wreck meant to harm since the lawsuit alleges The divers, Joe Citelli probably always have and state agencies, as well and made the confirmation. Cinque and Lucignano and Steve Muslin, found known he was in there.” as a small army of volun- The final step was get- By WILLIAM AXFORD abused their positions of what is believed to be The tragedy began on a teers, covered about 5,000 ting tech divers who were [email protected] power while serving on the human remains inside the nice Monday morning, nautical square miles over willing to make the risky city planning commission. cabin and retrieved a small when Cullen decided to take several days. While the offi- dive. That led to Citelli and The lawsuit filed against “When you have allega- sample to be analyzed. his sailboat to the reef to go cial search was called off, Muslin, who have about 50 two Marathon elected offi- tions that elected officials While positive identifica- free diving. He had tried to the Upper Keys dive com- years of combined experi- cials — and business own- interfered while they were in tion through DNA could get friends to go with him munity did not give up. ence. ers — accused by a com- office, that starts to get into take months, Monroe but ended up going by him- “Noah was a member of Said Citelli: “When I petitor’s estate of trying to some very heavy legal mat- County Sheriff’s Office self. the dive community, his heard the kid’s age, I said to lower the value of the ters,” Ramsay said. investigator Vince Weiner He set sail from his stepfather co-owns one of myself, ‘This could be my estate’s business with a Cinque, who is running said, “There is no indication mother’s house, near mile the local dive shops and we son or my grandson. I know liquor license ordinance is for city council, said the it is anybody but him.” marker 100 of the Overseas take care of our own,” how I would feel in the heading to federal court. lawsuit is a political attack Cullen’s mother, Tanya Highway, and a few hours Bleser said. position of those parents.’ The complaint filed by on his campaign. Cleary, said Monday she later was spotted at noon at The first step was find- Steve and I thought it was Marathon attorney Richard “The lawsuit is complete- believes it is the remains of French Reef by a boat cap- ing the sailboat. A sonar important to get it done.” Warner, a representative of ly without merit,” Cinque her son. He has been miss- tain with Quiesence Dive scan conducted near the last Citelli, whose impressive the Joseph Ardolino II said. “I’m confident it’s ing since Aug. 4, when a Center. known sighting of Cullen’s diving résumé includes a estate, alleges former going to be dismissed.” boater spotted his 28-foot Cullen had just finished boat showed what appeared 430-foot dive 140 miles off- Marathon mayor Mike In an August article, sailboat sinking after a free diving and began sail- to be a boat just 80 yards shore to identify the ship- Cinque trespassed onto Cinque told the Keynoter storm, and Cleary said she ing toward shore. “The cap- away, but this proved not to wreck Joseph M. Cudahy, Ardolino’s Overseas Liquor that the property where he is beginning the grieving tain watching him was be the case. said he also didn’t want to and Lounge property in installed his sewer lines was process. impressed with his [sailing] Bleser thought that the have less-experienced tech December 2005 when owned by the city in 2005. “We wanted closure, but abilities,” Rob Bleser, cap- boat likely sank before the divers push their limits and Cinque installed sewer Cinque was issued permits this is also extremely tain of the Key Largo Coast Guard began its aerial have it turn into a “double pipelines for his restaurant, by the city to install the painful,” Cleary said. Volunteer Fire Depart - search. Starting with the last disaster.” the Stuffed Pig. sewer lines. “We’ve had such a strange ment’s Water Emergency known point, he calculated Citelli and Muslin both The lawsuit also alleges Warner did not return seven weeks going through Team, said at the time. a model based on the direc- used rebreathers, a closed Ralph Lucignano, owner of calls before press time. this. We even had a person That would be the last tion, flow and speed of the circuit system in which Marathon Liquor and Deli, Lucignano declined to come to us saying Noah was time Cullen was seen alive. current. exhaled gases are played a part in preventing comment on the case mov- in the witness protection About an hour after he was “I figured the maximum scrubbed of carbon diox- the Overseas from selling ing up to federal courts. program, which is crazy.” seen leaving French Reef, a distance it could have trav- ide and replenished with booze by helping craft a city In the same August arti- The last tweet posted on storm rolled in with light- eled was 9,500 feet,” he fresh oxygen so the mix- ordinance that prevents cle, Lucignano told the Cullen’s Twitter account ning, heavy rains and winds said. ture can be breathed liquor stores from operating Keynoter the lawsuit is a @bathyphile came on the of up to 25 knots. On the third attempt again. Mixed gases are within 1,500 feet of each “complete fabrication and morning of his disappear- After the storm passed, using this model, sonar used because air becomes other or a school. The slanderous” and that Warner ance. It said: “Noah Cullen at about 2:30 p.m., the from a private boat detected toxic below 218 feet, Overseas, located near mile is accusing him of cornering is dropping out for a bit boater spotted the sinking what appeared to be a sail- Citelli said. marker 50, is less than 1,500 the liquor market on the #sailing #bathyphile #off- sailboat near Dixie Shoal, boat about 5,800 feet from feet away from Stanley shore.” about seven nautical miles the last sighting of the sail-  See Cullen, 2A Switlik Elementary School.  See Overseas, 2A

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NEWS BRIEFS MARATHON Ginsberg brings ‘Shop of Horrors’ City to expand wastewater services Tickets are on sale now cil members were expected Pumpout USA, designed West and the city of and state grants and fees for the Oct. 31 premier of the Boaters are to approve a resolution vessels outfitted with Marathon. and manages to keep oper- musical comedy classic Little not charged amending the city’s waste- pumps that can transfer and Brown said Pumpout ating costs at just more than Shop of Horrors at the water utility fees and rates, transport waste from boats USA has a $300,029 year $500,000 annually. Boat Murray Nelson Government for pumpouts implementing a $112 a contract with the county for improvement funds provide & Cultural Center at mile month fee to dispose of 1,300 pumps a month. The 25 percent of the company’s marker 102 in Key Largo. By WILLIAM AXFORD waste at a city facility. volume of one pump can be budget; federal funding The show is produced by [email protected] The meeting happened Due to federal 25 gallons to 1,000 gallons, from the Clean Vessel Act, Ginsberg Productions, after press time. according to Brown. which collects money from which, under the direction of The City of Marathon is There is also a 14-cent- grants and a Due to federal grants and marine fuel taxes and rod Debra Ginsberg, put on looking to expand waste- per-gallon surcharge. portion of money a portion of money from the reel sales, makes up 75 per- Cabaret, The Rocky Horror water services for boats by “The city is trying to state’s boating licenses, cent of the budget. Picture Show, Chicago, Steel providing Monroe County make sure we have a way from the state’s boaters are not charged for “This is strictly a boater Magnolias and The with a location to receive for vessels to remove their boating licenses, waste removal. participated program,” Producers. vessel waste for the Middle untreated sewage within the “The Keys has the Brown said. “All of the After the premier, there Keys. areas of the Keys,” said boaters are not largest reef in North funding comes from boater- are five more scheduled Should a location be pro- Zully Hemeyer, head of the charged for America. We need to keep it related funds.” shows — November 1, 2, 7, 8 vided, the city will most city’s utility department. beautiful by not pumping Waste is removed from and 9. Tickets for all per- likely be working with Key “We do not want to dis- waste removal. waste into the water,” vessels on a scheduled formances are $30 and can be Colony-based company charge waste near shore Brown said. “People don’t basis, with mariners signing purchased at www .gins- Pumpout USA, which is waters because of the come to the Keys to climb up with Pumpout USA. To bergproductions.com or contracted with the county potential health risks. This the trees — they come for sign up, contact Pumpout by calling toll-free (866) 535- to remove vessel waste. is just another way we can on the water. Brown said he the water.” USA at (305)900-0263 7994. At Tuesday’s city coun- ensure the water is kept has sold his vessels to cities Brown said his company or visit them at www cil meeting at the Marathon clean.” and companies all across receives approximately .po-keys.com. Students offered Government Center, coun- Donnie Brown, owner of the country, including Key $700,000 from the federal backstage look MONROE COUNTY Ginsberg Productions, the Estate: Business company putting on Little Shop of Horrors in November, is tak- ing 900 school-aged children on Commission erases much is undervalued a backstage tour, which includes the 600-pound Audrey, From Overseas, 1A Ardolino owned the carnivorous plant at the cen- of couple’s code fines Overseas and died in 2005. ter of the classic musical. ing on a separate property, and contended the viola- west end of town. The Overseas closed in The Oct. 27, 28 and 29 Turns out said their attorney, Ginny tions “make it sound worse In 2012, the city denied 2008. tours also include a look at they only Stones. than it is.” Ardolino’s estate the right to The Overseas was the green room, the prop sta- Christina Ruiz had Assistant County sell liquor at the Overseas. bought by Tim O’Connell in tion, the stage manager’s sta- violated setback signed an earlier agree- Attorney Lisa Granger said Monroe County Circuit 2013 for $475,000. The tion, theater makeup station, ment with the county to the owner has had nearly Court Judge David Audlin Overseas has a liquor the orchestra area, lighting By KEVIN WADLOW correct the violations after two years to come into reversed the City Council license and is undergoing facilities, sound board and set Senior Staff Writer a time extension. Ruiz told compliance. decision because the estate renovations. was not properly notified U.S. Chief District Judge design building. [email protected] commissioners she Legal action also will be The tour and show is at the believed that a county staff initiated against a Key the Overseas had to be James Lawrence King will Murray Nelson Government A Key Haven couple indicated that settled the Largo gas station in the 1,500 feet away from hear the case. A tentative and Cultural Center at mile who once faced nearly matter. median at mile marker 98.2 Stanley Switlik Elementary trial date has not been set. marker 102 in Key Largo. $280,000 in code-violation The county offered to for not correcting an School in order sell liquor. Tour times are 10:30 a.m. fines persuaded Monroe settle the case in unpermitted repaving of until 12 p.m. For more infor- County Commissioners to November for $15,842, but the site. mation and for schools in need trim their bill by 97 percent the owners appealed to the Company representa- of transportation assistance, last week. commission for a lower tive Ignacio M. Urbieta Clarks in contact Debra Ginsberg at Manuel and Christina fine. received several extensions [email protected]. Ruiz will be assessed County Commissioner to obtain after-the-fact $8,079 for having a tiki hut David Rice said the fine approval but has not done county jail built in violation of setback could be not erased com- so or paid accumulated From Cay Clubs, 1A requested a delay to prepare KEYS WEATHER rules. pletely. “A reasonable per- daily fines now totaling for the new Cay Clubs Commissioners, meet- son would understand what $65,800, a staff report ate as a Ponzi Scheme” counts, in addition to pend- PREDICTED TEMPERATURES ing Sept. 17 in Marathon, was happening,” he said. says. when money from new ing charges from the CMZ expressed surprise that the Commissioners, citing In other action Sept. 17, investors was used to pay Group Ltd. case from the DAY HIGH LOW outdoor structure, erected uncertainties over what commissioners: old debts, the indictment Caribbean. WED. 87 79 without local permits, notices were sent to the G Received a demon- charges. The motion to delay also THURS. 88 80 would have been legal had owners, agreed to cut the stration of Monroe County Dave Clark was addition- cites the lack of moderately it been correctly distanced overall fine to $8,079. government’s new comput- FRI. 89 81 ally charged with lying to priced hotel space in Key from property line. A state In other code-violation er application that now investigators about how West during the winter sea- SAT. 89 81 law grants a no-permit cases considered Sept. 17, makes much of the county much money he received son to accommodate court exception for basic tiki the commission approved website available for smart from Cay Clubs and the officials and witnesses. Forecast: Expect cloudy huts built by members of seeking a court injunction phones or tablets; continued use of a local Defense attorneys are skies with a chance of the Seminole or against a Key Largo prop- G Requested an assess- Bank of America account. fighting the delay, and want thunderstorms. Miccosukee tribes. erty on Buttonwood ment of the Sugarloaf Fire Last November, the Dave Clark to be moved However, the hut violat- Avenue now facing Station to see if the aging Securities and Exchange from Stock Island to a For the extended forecast visit ed setback rules so it, along $262,700 in violations for building is worth renovat- Commission filed civil Miami jail facility where he KeysInfoNet.com/weather. with an unapproved fence unapproved electrical con- ing to add new sleeping charges related to Cay can better assist his attor- change, triggered $450 nections and “enormous quarters for professional Clubs, but the case was dis- neys for trial. daily fines over a 621-day amounts of trash and firefighters; missed because too much On Saturday, an attorney BEACH ADVISORIES period. debris littering the entire G Approved to delay the time had passed since the for Cristal Coleman asked to The property owners property.” board’s October meeting in company’s 2008 failure. be dismissed from the com- The Monroe County were in “shock and disbe- Owner Ray Thompson Key West by two days, to The new charges filed plex case. Health Department tests lief” to discover the fines asked commissioners “for Oct. 17, because of other Sept. 17 apparently are the With new charges and an Keys beaches every two when they sought refinanc- a little bit more mercy,” meeting commitments. first criminal counts made expected six-week trial, weeks for the presence of against Cay Clubs execu- attorney Peter Feldman enteric bacteria. There cur- WEATHER tives as a result of the firm’s wrote, “defendant Cristal rently are no health advi- collapse. Clark is no longer able to sories against swimming. A trial expected to last six afford counsel... All of weeks is scheduled to begin defendant Clark’s funds Heavy rains and tides perfect for in November in Key West. were seized by the U.S. of operations for the dis- tures, but eventually it Prosecutors have Government.” CONTACT US Keys are in trict. “Comparing this seems like around the the midst of a August to last year, we’ve week’s end, there’s going Upper Keys had more rainfall and more to be some higher air pres- 91655 Overseas Highway rainy season tidal events this year.” sure, which is a sign of Closure comes Tavernier, FL 33070 Sean Daida, a senior good weather.” Newsroom . . . .(305) 852-3216 By WILLIAM AXFORD forecaster with the For mosquito control, Advertising . . .(305) 852-3216 [email protected] National Oceanic and the cleared up weather may to family Fax ...... (305) 853-1040 Atmospheric lead to more mosquito Fax ...... (305) 852-0199 From Cullen, 1A Sheriff’s Office will use it Increased rain and low Administration in Key hatching. for its missing persons case. tides have kept the Florida West, said the combination Leal said 11,971 acres Each diver also had two The tissue sample was Marathon Keys Mosquito Control of a cold front coming of the Keys were treated 3015 Overseas Highway “bailout bottles” with differ- brought to the medical District busier this summer across the mainland com- for mosquitoes last month, ent mixes for different examiner’s office in Monroe (P.O. Box 500158) and September than last bined with deep tropical compared to 4,600 acres in Marathon, FL 33050-0158 depths. “The cardinal rule is County to ensure it was year. moisture from the south is August 2013. She said tidal always to have an alternate human remains before it Newsroom(305) 743-5551 Tuesday’s two to three responsible for the Keys’ shifts in this summer also Advertising . . .(305) 743-5551 source,” Cittelli said. “The will be transported to anoth- inches of rain throughout weather this week. played a role in increased deeper you go, the greater er agency for DNA testing. Fax ...... (305) 743-6397 the Keys ensures mosquito Marathon has received mosquitoes this season. Fax ...... (305) 743-9586 the risk. Once you get to the But the medical examiner control will increase aerial about 24 inches of rain so Three perigee moons — 300-foot range, there is very will not be able to determine larvaciding in the coming far for September. Daida a time when the moon is little margin for error.” cause of death. E-mail days. said the Middle Keys could closest to the earth — [email protected] There were safety divers “And I doubt we’ll ever “I would anticipate hav- accumulate more inches of occurred this summer, low- on the boat, as well as a know the true reason why ing multiple helicopters rain. However, recent ering tides and giving mos- hyperbaric physician. the boat sank,” said Bobby Missing your paper? out throughout the Keys in storms have continued to quitoes more light to oper- We no longer offer same-day The two men made the Dube, spokesman for FWC. the next couple of days,” move past the islands ate at night. descent and spent 18 min- “It probably was from the redelivery for missing or wet said Andrea Leal, director rather than linger over- The combination of rain papers. Customers can utes on the bottom. They storm. There are many theo- head. Projecting further and moon activity has were expecting water tem- ries. Some think it was request a credit or next-day HEADSTONES out, Daida said the Keys increased Asian tiger and redelivery by calling peratures in the 80s, but probably struck by light- CRYPT FRONTS G CUSTOM DESIGNS are in the midst of a wet salt marsh mosquitoes pop- they encountered 64 ning.” 743-5551. After hours, call MAUSOLEUM CONSTRUCTION season, but the raining may ulations in the Keys. An toll-free (800) 843-4372. degrees. That theory could also 305-294-2528 break by the weekend. aerial larviciding by heli- They surveyed the boat, mean that Cullen was either “We will see rain taper copter is scheduled for Key taking video and collecting killed instantly or rendered FLORIDA KEYS KEYNOTER (ISSN off. But because of mois- Largo from11 a.m. to noon 8756-6427, USPS# 0201-620) is ATLAS MEMORIALS the tissue sample before unconscious and not able to published semi-weekly by Florida ture in the Caribbean, it’ll and Key West from 6:30 to MM 10 Big Coppitt Key making the ascent, which escape from the boat before Keys Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, keep things wetter than 9:30 p.m. this Thursday. included about an hour of it sank. Marathon, Florida 33050-0158. 8 am to 5 pm G Appts. Avail. normal,” Daida said. “It’s Spraying in the middle decompression stops along Due to the dangerous Subscription rates are $54.23 in hit or miss with drying fea- Keys is expected sometime the Keys. Your Keynoter home the way for total dive times depth, there are no plans to delivery subscription includes shortly after Thursday. of just over 80 minutes. return to the boat. His fami- the Sunday edition of The “We’re still surveying ly is at peace knowing Miami Herald. Keynoter mail “It was a very dangerous (Tuesday), so we’re still operation for them and Cullen’s final resting spot is subscriptions: $64.84 in Florida looking to see where the and $60.32 out-of-state. Please we’re just extremely grate- in a place he loved. call for all other rates, including mosquitoes are,” Leal said. ful,” Cleary said. “I’d just like Noah to be overseas mail. Periodicals Postage “We’re looking for aedes The Florida Fish and remembered as someone Paid at Marathon, Florida and aegypti too, because they additional mailing offices. Wildlife Conservation who loved the water and can cause diseases. They Commission will use the was a passionate defender of POSTMASTER: Address changes are two major focuses sim- video to help in its investi- the unique environment of to FLORIDA KEYS KEYNOTER, ply because of their sheer gation of the boat fatality, the Keys,” Cleary said. 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CRIME Corrections fires 32 employees for misconduct Also fired Friday were now being probed by the fied reasons. wake of Miami Herald Department of Corrections, Guards linked nine Charlotte Correctional Florida Department of Law Crews’ review also reports earlier this year and we continue to root out to inmates Institution guards involved Enforcement. resulted in three employees about Darren Rainey, a men- any-and-all bad actors who in the April 11 death of Fifteen prison guards at being sent back to work, tally ill inmate at Dade do not live up to our expec- gassing death inmate Matthew Walker, Union Correctional including the assistant war- Correctional Institution who tations. Our standards are who was allegedly beaten to Institution, all under investi- den at the Raiford prison, died after guards allegedly high and we will accept By DARA KAM death while handcuffed. gation for use-of-force inci- Nan Jeffcoat, who has been forced him to shower in nothing less to ensure the The News Service of Florida Walker’s death —- and that dents against prisoners over on leave with pay since the scalding hot water as pun- safety of our staff and those of another inmate who died the past two years, were also death of an inmate two years ishment two years ago. in our custody, as well as In what has become a fre- at the Punta Gorda facility a pink-slipped Friday. Another ago. “I have made it clear that Florida families,” Crews quent exercise, Department month later —- are among guard at the Raiford prison Crews has been on a there is zero tolerance for said. of Corrections Secretary more than 80 inmate deaths was also fired for unspeci- housecleaning mission in the corruption or abuse at the Mike Crews on Friday fired 32 workers accused of breaking the law, including three prison guards involved in the gassing death of an inmate at a Panhandle prison four years ago. All of the workers fired were on administrative leave pending a review launched earlier this summer. The housecleaning is part of the secretary’s attempt to sal- vage the reputation of the beleaguered agency in the wake of reports of wide- spread abuse and corruption, whistleblower complaints and federal investigations surrounding prisoner deaths. Among the axed workers are Rollin Austin, Randall Johnson and Kevin Hampton, three former prison guards at Franklin Correctional Institution where inmate Randall Jordan-Aparo died after allegedly being repeatedly gassed by guards and then left to die. Dismissal letters from Crews to the workers say they are being let go because they “participated in a force incident that resulted in the death of an inmate.” None of the fired workers has been arrested or charged with any crimes. Four Department of Corrections investigators say they’ve been retaliated against for exposing a cover- up about Jordan-Aparo’s September 2010 death. The investigators claim that Gov. Rick Scott’s chief inspector general Melinda Miguel —- who refused to grant them whistleblower protection —- was aware of the cover-up for at least three years. The DOC investigators, who found that Jordan-Aparo was too ill to warrant being treated as a threat, are them- selves now the subjects of internal reviews. According to a whistle- blower lawsuit, Austin gave the order to gas Jordan- Aparo, who died five hours later after being gassed twice more and being left to die. The 27-year-old, coated in yellow residue from the noxious chemicals, was found dead in solitary con- finement with a Bible beside his head. Jordan-Aparo was serving an 18-month sen- tence for fraud and drug charges.

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EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Make medical costs known clip out the article about Mr. Lorimer boats and houses do not need assis- Re: The Saturday story about and post it where you are likely to see tance. Referring to low-income peo- Opiate overdoses Fishermen’s Community Hospital and it when you schedule your medical ple, he said where there’s a will, medical costs: You are hurting, in a appointments. there’s a way. Somebody working one panic, need urgent medical care and Tolerating a little more pain going in job at McDonald’s needs to work two drop sharply in should log on the Internet or pull out will save you a lot more pain coming or three jobs. your phone book and shop medical out. If you do get stuck with unexpected Newly anointed GM Paul services? Really? expenses, negotiate. Most insurance car- Christian said the district cannot give medical pot states In my experience — and we use a riers and providers, Medicare excepted, money away or loan it. The discus- lot of medical services — the first will make adjustments when pestered. sion ended with the general consen- As Florida prepares to vote on permitting physicians question asked when you call for an Paul Garneau sus that they don’t have to help and to recommend use of medical marijuana to patients with appointment is: What medical insur- Las Vegas can’t afford to help. debilitating conditions, a new report adds another angle ance do you have? Sounds mercenary, After the meeting, the leftover to the debate. but it is usually followed by a brief dis- snacks were given to somebody to feed A study published in the Journal of the American cussion of co-pays, deductibles and, Priorities are way skewed to the birds. Clearly, I do not object to Medical Association in August found fewer narcotic most importantly, out-of-pocket costs. At every Key Largo Wastewater feeding birds, but I do object to using painkiller overdose deaths in states with medical We know going in the door what it is Treatment District board meeting, customer money to do it. marijuana laws. going to cost us coming out. plates of food are at each commission- The irony is that they can’t help “The enactment of medicinal marijuana laws is asso- Easy to say, of course, but our insis- er’s and staff person’s places at the because they don’t have the money, yet tence or cooperation with an initial dis- tables. Sometimes the plates have they spend customer money on staff ciated with significantly lower state-level opioid over- crackers and cheese with fruit, pepper- snacks, water and their public image. dose mortality rates,” the cussion of costs and reimbursement rates originated from an unexpected oni and candy, sometimes snack mix That’s for the birds. The study report stated. $14,000 bill for a helicopter ride from with candy. Sue Heim Investigators analyzed Fishermen’s to the Key West hospital, According to what I have been told Key Largo estimated those death certificate data from which our insurance — and we had previously, all snacks are paid for with medical marijuana 1999 to 2010, a time span in good insurance — did not want to district customers’ money. A recent which 13 states adopted cover sufficiently. We eventually nego- agenda’s financial budget item showed Keys welcome our veterans states had about cannabis therapy laws. tiated a reasonable co-pay, but had we a payment for water of more than $300, On Sept. 9, 33 wounded veterans 1,700 fewer States with those laws known the cost and our options, we s I recall. So district customers are pay- arrived from Tennessee at the Veterans ing to feed and water the staff. This is of Foreign Wars in Key Largo and overdose deaths had a decrease in opioid might have chosen the little slower but overdose rates by an average fully covered ground route from important because of the district meet- were escorted by two Sheriff’s Office ing of Sept. 16. motorcycle officers and two Monroe in 2010 alone. of 20 percent a year after Marathon to Key West. In my opinion, there is no good Several meetings ago, the board Marauder vintage military vehicles to medical cannabis legaliza- excuse for the person who scheduled voted to hire a local PR firm to create a Pigeon Key, a small historic island tion, 25 percent by two years and up to 33 percent by Mr. Lorimer’s CT scan at Fishermen’s good public image for the district. The near Marathon. years five and six. not to have informed him of his out-of- cost was $39,000. The meeting agenda On their first night of their Fish In hard figures, the study estimated those 13 states pocket costs for the test, and even also had a “Special Assessment for Low With a Hero trip, they were treated to a had about 1,700 fewer overdose deaths in 2010 alone. referred him out if he had a heart attack Income Emergency Hook-ups.” Hook- barbecue and enjoyed smoked ribs with Nationwide, opiate-induced deaths stood at fewer than when told the costs. up refers to connecting the property to all of the fixings. On the 10th and 11th, 4,100 in 1999 but soared to more than 16,600 by 2010, If you have good insurance and the system, not the monthly charges. the vets were picked up by our local U.S. Centers for Disease Control figures show. think you understand your policy’s District attorney Ray Giglio told the charter captains and treated to hours of But, as the report states, the findings only suggest “a reimbursement rates, you still need to board it’s not its job, that the job is put- Keys fishing. They caught a wide vari- discuss cost going in. ting pipes in the ground and collecting ety of fish, including tuna, mangrove link between medical cannabis laws and lower opioid wastewater. He then cited several legal snapper, barracuda, bonefish, tarpon, analgesic mortality.” Insurance, including Medicare, pays its percentage of costs based on what it references to support his opinions. His amberjack and, of course, sharks. By That’s a strong link, though, and food for thought as considers usual and customary. The written opinion: “I do not believe that it the time all of the eaters were cleaned the November vote on Amendment 2 arrives. story said Medicare reimbursed Mr. could be shown that such programs are and fileted, the vets took home more — The Bradenton Herald Lorimer its percentage of what it con- necessary to effectuate the purposes of tan 100 pounds of filets. sidered usual and customary. The the district.” On the morning of the 12th, their provider up the street who would have Commissioner Norm Higgins was catch was loaded into coolers on the charged him a few hundred dollars for the only commissioner to respond with bus and before they left, they were the same test was quoting a usual and any attempt to find alternative solu- handed another unexpected treat — a Richard Tamborrino ...... Publisher customary fee. tions, such as change the current gov- snack of smoked amberjack fish dip Fishermen’s charges, for the reasons erning laws. and crackers for the ride home. Larry Kahn ...... Editor cited in the article I am referencing The discussion continued that the People went above and beyond any- Valerie Serra ...... Sales and Business Dev. Mgr. here, were well outside the realm of district could not afford to help people thing we expected to make this a spe- Kathie Bryan ...... Financial Director usual and customary. Hence the low pay for their hookups. Former General cial and memorable trip for these Todd Swift ...... Production Manager reimbursement from Medicare. Manager Margaret Blank (now on the wounded vets. Thank you so much to payroll as a consultant) said going for- everyone who contributed their time, Carter Townshend ...... Circulation Manager It would have been good customer service for Fishermen’s to have ward some years, the district can help money and efforts. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY informed Mr. Lorimer of its costs and people after it pays down debt. Larry Kendzior Commissioner Robert Majeska Marathon Contents copyright 2014 Keynoter Publishing Co. his options. Since its policies are not likely to change, you would be smart to made the point that people with big

Letters to Letters of local interest are welcome, but subject to editing and condensing. There is a 400-word limit. Letters thanking an individual are welcome. Space does not permit publication of thank-you letters consisting of lists. Letters must be signed. Anonymous letters will not be published. Include a daytime phone number (which will not be published) where you may the Editor be reached if there are questions about your correspondence. Mail: Editor, Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, Marathon, FL 33050 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 743-6397 CRIME COURTS Cops foil stone-crab lunch Homestead mayor Captain also found guilty cited for The Bateman case was built Charges on reams of documents and untagged traps stem from tedious testimony about the inner-workings of city Keynoter Staff consulting job bureaucracy. The jury’s message was State marine officers By DAVID OVALLE resounding, said Miami- interrupted a freshly cooked [email protected] Dade State Attorney stone-crab lunch aboard a Katherine Fernandez Lower Keys lobster boat For the second time in a Rundle. Sept. 17, according to a month, a South Florida “Our community has Florida Fish and Wildlife mayor had confidently been saying loud and clear it Conservation Commission vowed to beat corruption will not tolerate public cor- report. charges in court. It didn’t ruption,” she said. “The A stone-crab claw and take long for jurors to decide jury’s verdict reflects how bits of broken crab shell that this time around they the community feels.” were found when FWC weren’t buying a politician’s Miami-Dade Circuit Officers Jimmy Johnson and spin. Judge Robert Luck declined Jason Richards boarded the After less than three to pronounce Bateman “Ketchem Plenty” commer- hours of deliberation guilty right away or take cial boat, spotted north of Monday, jurors found that him into custody. Instead, the Barracouta Keys, about ex-Homestead Mayor he’ll take two weeks to con- six miles west of Key West. Steven Bateman broke the sider earlier defense “The vessel’s captain and FWC officers hold crab claws that were harvested out of season. law when he took a secret requests to dismiss the case. crew still had melted butter job as a consultant for a Bateman remains free on on their faces during the overboard. The mate also any wrongdoing, boat cap- tags,” the report says. health-care company that bond. If Luck lets the verdict entire boarding,” said an discarded something from tain David Lee Boggs of Big Boggs was cited for con- needed government stand, Bateman will be sen- agency spokesman. Stone- the boat, the officers report- Pine Key then admitted they servation violations includ- approval in building a clinic tenced in the coming weeks. crab season ended May 15. ed. had cooked and eaten some ing failure to have required in the city’s downtown. He faces up to 15 years According to the FWC The boat held a propane crab claws, then tried to registration tags on six traps, They convicted prison on each felony count, report, when officers aboard tank and burner, and “scat- dump the remains. interference with an FWC Bateman, 59, of two felony although as a first-time a 36-foot patrol boat tered bits of what appeared Officers then told the officer, possession of crab counts of illegal compensa- offender, he would likely approached the moving lob- to be cooked stone-crab crew to pull several more claws in a closed season, and tion and one misdemeanor receive significantly less ster boat around 3 p.m., the claws.” A whole claw was traps along their trapline. violations of required sig- count of illegal lobbying. time. boat captain turned his ves- found beneath a cabin win- “Mr. Boggs pulled nine nage to display trap colors The decision stunned Bateman was first elect- sel away from the officers dow. traps, only three of which and numbers. Bateman and his lawyers. ed as mayor of the South while he emptied a bucket After reportedly denying had the required FWC trap “I think they got it Miami-Dade city in 2009, wrong,” Bateman said after- and re-elected two years ENVIRONMENT ward. “I don’t know where it later. Authorities arrested went wrong with the him in August 2013 during a felonies.” re-election campaign he ulti- The verdict in state court mately lost. Florida delegation seeks Everglades funds comes less than a month He was later also charged suite of projects. U.S. Corps of Army times a decade. after a federal jury acquitted in a separate case, accused Bill filed by The measure created a Engineers balked at approv- The Corps’ chief is now suspended Miami Lakes of illegally using campaign Nelson, Rubio, rare moment of harmony in ing it — despite letters urg- expected to give his final Michael Pizzi of accusations funds to throw parties for Congress, with Democrat ing support from Gov. Rick approval in November. he accepted cash from campaign staffers. That case Murphy and Jolly Bill Nelson teaming up with Scott, U.S. Secretary of the Julie Hill-Gabriel, undercover FBI agents in is still pending. Republican Marco Rubio in Interior Sally Jewell and Everglades policy coordinator exchange for his support for The ex-mayor has been MIAMI HERALD the Senate and Democrat several members of for Audubon of Florida, said a city grant application. under scrutiny since several Patrick Murphy and Congress. The delay meant she was surprised and pleased The allegations against Miami Herald stories begin- Hoping to hasten chroni- Republican David Jolly join- projects designed to move by the unified front. “It sends Pizzi came in an unrelated, ning in mid-2013 surfaced, cally delayed Everglades ing forces in the House. water to the parched central an even louder message when more complicated and including one that detailed restoration, Florida lawmak- The move comes after a Everglades missed being you can have something with murky bribery case based on his undisclosed job as a ers filed bipartisan legisla- plan to revive flows to the include in a massive water- this broad support from the a “sting” operation complete $125-an-hour consultant for tion last week to authorize Central Everglades was works bill that Congress typ- Florida delegation right with undercover recordings Community Health of South money for a $1.9 billion derailed in April when the ically tackles only a few before the election.” and cooperating informants. Florida Inc., known as CHI. Keynoter KeysInfoNet.com Wednesday, September 24, 2014 5A Business PROMOTIONS BUSINESS Chapman D.C. group buys Keys resorts Carlyle now owns elected Post Card Inn and La Siesta chairman By HANNAH SAMPSON Peter Chapmen, a Keys, Chapman was [email protected] Marathon financial planner, employed by Avnet was elected this week to Electronics. The Carlyle Group has chair the Fisherman’s “Fishermen’s is critical purchased two Islamorada Hospital board of trustees. not only to the health and hotels with plans to spend Chapman is the registered well-being of local resi- $18 million on renovations. principal of Chapman dents and visitors, but as The Washington, D.C.- Cardwell Capital one Middle Keys largest based alternative asset man- Management. employers, our economy as ager bought the 151-room “As treasurer of the well,” Chapman said in a Postcard Inn Beach Resort at Board of Trustees for the statement. Holiday Isle and the all-suite last four years, Peter has The other members of La Siesta Resort from ably demonstrated the the Fishermen’s Starwood Capital Group in a financial and leadership Community Hospital Board transaction that closed Sept. abilities necessary for his of Trustees are Vice Chair 12. The purchase price was new role as board chair,” Barbara Wright, a retired not disclosed. Hal Leftwich, Fishermen’s educator and school princi- Upgrades to guest bath- Photo by Joshua McHugh Community Hospital CEO, pal; Treasurer Dan rooms at Postcard Inn are set The Carlyle Group bought the Postcard Beach Resort at Holiday Isle and the La Siesta Resort. said in a statement. Samess, Marathon to start by the end of the Chapman, a graduate of Chamber of Commerce year, with work starting in will start late next year. Islamorada Resort within the four properties, which will Rhode Island’s Providence CEO; Secretary Jeff 2015 on common areas, the One of the group’s funds last year; both are being ren- make up the Islamorada College, is a 14-year Keys Coldren, owner Sunshine marina and dining areas. also bought the Pelican ovated. Miami-based Trust Hotel Company. resident and active in sev- Quality Roofing; David Renovations to La Siesta Cove Resort and Marina and Hospitality will manage all eral civic organizations. He Kirwin, attorney; and is married and has one Richard Malafy, attorney REAL ESTATE child, with one on the way. with Campbell and Malafy. Prior to moving to the Student loan debt impacting home ownership By TIM LOGAN the number of households have student debt, too.” pointed to student debt as a LA Times under age 40 that owe $250 The report is the latest in a key factor in the lower-than- or more each month in stu- growing pile of research that normal rates of first-time There’s been lots of debate dent loans has nearly tripled links rising student debt lev- home buyers. And it has lately in housing circles about since 2005, to 5.9 million. els - overall student loan debt become a growing concern the impact of student debt on And it projects that every has nearly tripled since 2005 for builders, which is why home ownership. $250 in monthly student loan to $1.1 trillion - with sluggish Palacios decided to try to put

Now there’s a new study payments decreases home home sales, especially a number on it. solution out that attempts to put a num- borrowing and purchasing among young adults. Other studies have suggest- ber on that impact: 414,000. power by $44,000. Figure a The Federal Reserve ed the effect of student loans That’s how many home typical sale price of Bank of New York has found on housing may be overblown. sales will not happen this year $200,000, throw all that that young people with stu- A report by the Brookings because of high levels of stu- together, and you get $83 bil- dent debt are now less likely Institute in May points out that dent loan debt, according to a lion in lost sales. to hold a mortgage (and own most people who carry student report from John Burns “We actually think it’s a house) than people who debt have relatively modest Consulting, an Irvine, Calif.- pretty conservative,” said never attended college, a monthly payments. And while based firm that advises home Rick Palacios, director of reversal from long-held the Burns report notes that 35 Crossword 20 puzzle. the Sept. Solution to builders. That’s equal to about research at John Burns trends that link higher educa- percent of young adults now 8 percent of all home sales, Consulting. “We’re only look- tion with higher earnings and have monthly payments top- and enough to dent the housing ing at people age 20 to 40. We home ownership. Trade ping $250, that means 65 per- industry by $83 billion a year. know there’s a big chunk of groups such as the National cent have payments of less The report estimates that households over age 40 who Association of Realtors have than that. Observer crossword puzzle “SUMMER ON A SHOESTRING” Solution in the September 27 Keynoter ACROSS 49 Seafood, on a budget? 92 Starts a new para- 19 Shake with cold 62 Raised the ante 1 African village 53 Trumpet sound, some- graph 20 The selected few 63 Mercy of God 5 Emulate Rand’s Atlas? times 96 ___ -frutti 22 Crams in tightly 64 Pitney’s partner 10 Dickens’ pen name, 54 Reading quickly 97 Cruise, on a budget 23 One of the Ohio presi- 65 Forster’s “___ with a sometimes 56 Hair lock 101 Spurious wing feather dents View” 13 Stuck-up one 57 Flew like a falcon 102 Greek resistance org. 27 Wall painting 66 Pie, Parisian style 17 Anklebones 58 Nostrils 103 “. . . ___ which will live 29 Astronaut and Senator 68 Nourishes 18 Viscount Templewood 59 Part of a cycle in infamy” John 69 Asian weight units 19 Leonard ___, AKA Roy 60 Alas and ___! 104 “The Time Machine” 30 Bulgaria capital 72 Play part? Rogers 61 Role for Gable tribe 31 Certain organic com- 74 Beehive or bouffant 20 Darling, in Deauville 63 Illegal political profit 105 July birthstone pounds 77 European peninsula 21 Lido, on a budget? 64 Critical remark 106 A code we live by 32 Tennis pro Djokovic 78 Easy runners & CHARITY AUCTION 24 Hidden supply 67 Plant pest 107 Protozoan 33 Dip in the ocean, on a 79 Muffin Man’s lane 25 “Groves of ___”: 68 Patio, on a budget? 108 Word of warning budget? 80 “All’s Well That Ends FISH AROUND THE CLOCK McCarthy novel 70 Some antitoxins DOWN 34 Trolley sound Well” character 26 Estrada or Satie 71 Graf ___: WWII German 1 Plato’s portico 35 Glances over 82 Scattered 9/26/14 TO 9/28/14 27 Secures a ship cruiser 2 Nursery need 36 Midwest terminal 84 Properly 28 Fusses 72 Sewing line 3 Alan or Robert 37 Well-known 86 Post office poster word 29 Solemn 73 Flooded 4 Scorn 39 Alaska’s first First 88 Fragment Applications 30 “If You Knew ___” 75 Neither’s correlative 5 Israel’s Peres Family 89 Michelangelo master- 31 ___ Pulver in “Mister 76 Johnny of the CSA 6 Great Lakes memory 40 Operating piece available at: Roberts” 77 Chilled champagne, on aid 44 Quaker gray 90 Trek’s chief navigator www.keylargorotary.org 34 Singer Patsy a budget? 7 St. Louis athlete 46 Casual trousers 93 ___ contendere 35 JFK’s counsel Ted 81 Gentleman’s neckwear 8 Tell’s canton 48 Charlotte ___: Virgin 94 Disney sci-fi film 38 Not a soul 83 George Eliot novel 9 Common to a group Islands capital 95 Short show ® 39 Sea breeze, on a budg- 85 Hershiser’s namesakes 10 British gent 50 Frome or Allen 96 Old salt DISCOVER THE et? 86 “Papa, Won’t You 11 Popeye’s Olive 51 Conscription 97 Turkish headwear 41 Even if (for short) Dance ___?” 12 Zuider ___ 52 Assays 98 Inventor Whitney ANTHONY’S WOMAN 42 Ovid’s eggs 87 The salad years 13 Assured winner 53 Brit. airline, formerly 99 Wedding vow IN YOU. 43 Astronomer Carl 88 Eggs on 14 Beach chair, on a 55 Talking TV horse 100 Aykroyd or Quayle 45 Catch dead to rights: sl. 89 Henry VIII’s sixth budget 57 Two or more faux pas 46 Minor misunderstand- 90 Author and feminist 15 Puckster Bobby and 59 TV commercial, e.g. ing Hite others 60 In full cry: arch. OUR BIGGEST SALE OF THE YEAR! 47 “Mighty ___ Rose” 91 Part of CD 16 Auction action 61 Port of Iraq NOW THRU SUNDAY! BIG!AND BY BIG, WE MEAN TAKE % 35 OFF EVERYTHING! *

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COURTS IN THE COURTS Gay-rights groups push marriage Feds sue Tampa- ban, Attorney General Pam Campaign inten- Bondi, with Gov. Rick based online college sifies on adop- Scott’s support, has filed By MICHAEL VASQUEZ “The complaint ignores appeals upholding the ban. [email protected] clear, easily obtainable evi- tion anniversary “(They) have decided to Democratic Florida dence that thousands of continue to inflict harm on attorney general At campuses sprinkled Corinthian graduates are By MICHAEL VAN SICKLER my family and on hundreds candidate George across Florida, Corinthian hired in permanent posi- Times/Herald Tallahassee Bureau of thousands of people Colleges promised its stu- tions by large and small across the state of Florida,” Sheldon faces dents a “better career, a bet- employers across the U.S. Florida’s ban on adoption said Nadine Smith, execu- Republican ter life” — with classes every year,” the statement by same sex couples stood tive director of the LGBT- incumbent made affordable by finan- said. The company said the for 33 years before the 3rd rights group Equality Pam Bondi in cial aid. private loans criticized in District Court of Appeal Florida. “There is no one November. (STEVE In reality, according to a the lawsuit are obtained by overturned it as unconstitu- who believes in equality and CANNON/AP File) federal government lawsuit less than 40 percent of stu- tional four years ago. justice who can stand behind filed Tuesday, Corinthian’s dents, and that the interest But rather than celebrate Attorney General Pam After it was overturned, tell him the state wouldn’t loose definition of a rate on those loans is not as that anniversary, gay rights Bondi.” Sheldon was secretary of the appeal. “career” included students high as the lawsuit claims. groups on Monday called for George Sheldon, who is state Department of “It brought us tears of who got a job lasting only Corinthian is in the the same recognition of running against Bondi, Children and Families when joy,” Gill said Monday. one day. And the high- midst of winding down its same sex marriage in dual attended the Miami news then-Gov. Charlie Crist He and his partner faced interest private loans that operations — the U.S. news conferences in conference. As a Tampa leg- chose not to appeal the deci- losing custody of their two Corinthian gave students Department of Education Tallahassee and Miami. islator, he voted against the sion. If elected attorney gen- foster sons, Nathaniel, who’s were so toxic that most stu- has ordered the company to Despite a recent spate of adoption ban in 1977 when eral, Sheldon said he’d drop now 10, and Xavier, 14. A dents defaulted on them — sell or close its campuses in court rulings overturning the lawmakers approved it. the appeals on gay marriage. month after the court ruling, landing them in financial six months. The federal “Children need loving then-Attorney General Bill ruin. government says parents, and it doesn’t matter McCollum and Bondi’s Most of Corinthian’s 10 Corinthian “has admitted to if those parents are two Republican predecessor, Florida campuses operate falsifying placement rates women or two men, or a sin- announced he wouldn’t under the “Everest and/or grade and atten- gle parent,” Sheldon said in appeal the ruling. University” brand of dance records at various a statement. “It is time we all Although he had hoped schools. Although based in institutions.” not only accept that, but the Florida Supreme Court California, Corinthian runs Cordray’s consumer- embrace it as part of what would have made a final its online operations out of protection agency — creat- America is.” determination on the consti- Tampa. The publicly traded ed in 2010 after the nation’s Bondi won’t say whether tutionality of the ban, company is one of the financial meltdown — has she supports gay marriage. McCollum issued a state- nation’s largest for-profit increasingly been scrutiniz- She said she is appealing the ment that the Gill case was operators, with about ing for-profit colleges. cases only because she’s not the right one to do that. 72,000 students and 100- Many of the complaints io

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cta c ct ctacul and appellate courts. Bondi has since been “We believe Corinthian The ITT suit is still Recently, five Florida more specific. “I’m not lured in consumers with pending. The new lawsuit’s judges have overturned the against gay adoption,” lies about their job allegations against ban, including federal judge Bondi said last week. prospects upon graduation, Corinthian include: Robert Hinkle, who called it She said voters had sold high-cost loans to pay In the past decade, Wildlife Fair - Sept. 27, 2014 an “obvious pretext for dis- approved the marriage ban. for that false hope, and then enrollment at for-profit col- ss o s

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Please contact sale and sell at public outcry to 711. 33040 Cheryl Alfonso, 302 Fleming a case in said Court, the style the highest and best bidder for of which is: The Monroe County Sheriff’s Street, Key West, FL 33040, CASH the following described Published July 16, 23, 2014 Bid Documents may be Keys Life Office will sell a number of (305) 292-3423, at least 7 Florida Keys Keynoter requested from Demandstar by property situated in Monroe surplus Vehicles by sealed days before your scheduled JP Morgan Chase Bank, calling 1-800-711-1712 or by County, Florida, to wit: National Association; or by bids. court appearance, or going to the website CHRISTIANA TRUST Florida Keys Keynoter All bids must be received no immediately upon receiving A parcel of land being a por- d # 1145462 www.demandstar.com . duled A Later than 10:00am Thursday this notification if the time tion of Lot 7 of the un- going to before the sche Plaintiff July 24, 2014. The bids will be numbered LotAmended of George Plat L. of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF www.KeysSchools.com/rfp opened publicly at 1:30 pm appearance is less than 7 The public record document is McDonalds VS. THE SIXTEENTH JUCIDIAL on Thursday, July 24, 2014. days; if you are hearing or Government Lots 3, 5 and 6, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR available at the Purchasing A list of vehicles to be sold voice impaired call 711. Department, 241 Trumbo Section 18, Township 63 Michael Hussey; Rose E. MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA may be viewed at our nd South, Range 38 East ac- Road, Key West, FL 33040. www.keysso.net website. Submitted by: Kahane & Hussey; Plantation Lake cording to the plat thereof as Estates Homeowners CASE NO.: 13-CA-001084-P Bidding instructions a Associates, P.A., All bids must be received on or recorded in Plat Book 1 at Association, In; Unknown required bid forms are 8201 Peters Road, Ste.3000, before dates specified in the Page 101, of the Public Re- Parties in Possession #1; LAURENCE T. VOGT, available on the website or can Plantation, FL 33324 bid documents. The Monroe cords of Monroe County, Unknown Parties in DEBORAH J. VOGT, and be picked up at the Sheriff’s Telephone: (954) 382-3486, County School District Florida, being more particu- Possession #2 EVALYNE J. LEITH, Office Headquarters Building, Telefacsimile: (954) 382-5380 larly described as follows: reserves the right, at its sole Finance Division or by Designated service email: discretion, to accept or reject Defendant. Plaintiffs, WWW.KEYSINFONET.COM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2014 contacting:CLASSIFIEDSnotice@kahaneandassociates. Commence at the intersec- INSIDEany and4B all bids and to wave com tion of the West line of said nd the Docket Number of v. informalities or irregularities Johnnie Yongue File No.: 10-14564 OCN when it is in the best interest of Section 18 and the South- Which is Number 13-CA- 305 293-7477 easterly right-of-way line of ROBERT ALLEN TRACHET, the Board to do so. Published July 9, 16, 2014 000356-P. Michael Griffin Old State Road 4-A; thence UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF 305-293-7362 Florida Keys Keynoter Please contact Suanne Lee, North 68 degrees 05’ 15" WITNESS my hand and the ROBERT ALLEN TRACHET, Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Purchasing Supervisor, with East (bearings based on as- Official Seal of Said Court, this ROBERTA LYNN TRACHET, 5525 College Road any questions regarding this sumed meridian) along said 17th day of April, 2014. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Key West, FL 33040 pen 133078 S utheasterly right-of-wayf et to the point PA OBERTA LYNNE and TRACHET, JANE bid @KeysSchools B CORAL SHORES FOOTBALL RAISING AWARENESS Canes take overtime win against Benjamin touchdown pass late in the They look to first quarter. extend winning The Canes’ offense was slowed by the loss of start- streak Friday ing quarterback Nick Frisone, poked in the eye By KEVIN WADLOW early in the game, and half- Senior Staff Writer back Henry Jacobsen, side- [email protected] lined for three quarters with a leg injury. A 10-yard run on a sweep Sophomore quarterback gave Coral Shores High its Eddie Evans took over first offensive touchdown of behind center and effective- last Friday’s game and the ly managed the game before overtime game-winner, 20- Frisone returned late in the 17, at Benjamin School. fourth quarter. “We were able to go on “For his first extended the road and get the victory time in a varsity game, over a quality opponent play- Eddie did a great job,” Holly ing their Homecoming said. Evans, a former JV game,” Hurricane head coach quarterback, hit three of his Ed Holly said Monday. five passes for 17 yards. Now the Canes will be Plans for a Benjamin challenged to do it again for halftime Homecoming were a 7:30 p.m. Friday game in dampened when George Miami, at Florida Christian Jacobsen stepped in front of School’s Homecoming. a Buccaneer flats pass and Coral Shores (3-1) toppled sprinted 65 yards to score Benjamin (1-3) on the with two minutes left in the strength of a tough-on-run second quarter. defense and two interceptions Benjamin got the ball returned for touchdowns. back and tried throwing a Defensive backs George slant pass at midfield. Jacobsen and Paul Pauchey Pauchey, the Canes’ inter- each scored on a pick return ception leader, got there first of more than 50 yards, with- and took it all the way back, in one minute of game time. giving Coral Shores a 14-7 Benjamin’s Buccaneers A portion of the field scored first, hitting a 35-yard  See Hurricanes, 2B of 310 swimmers begin the Swim for Alligator MARATHON FOOTBALL Lighthouse Saturday, Sept. 20, in Islamorada. The eight-mile roundtrip Dolphins outdone by open water swim, to-and-from Alligator Golden Tornadoes Reef Lighthouse, serves as a fundraiser for local plays right before half time,” Coach unable Davis said. “It put us in a student college to move on deeper whole. We made scholarships and to create some mistakes up front and awareness for the need big plays didn’t do certain things we to preserve six aging needed to do.” lighthouses off the By WILLIAM AXFORD Game statistics were not Florida Keys island chain. [email protected] available before press time. Pompano Beach scored its Photos by ANDY NEWMAN The Marathon Dolphins first touchdown by running football team lost a home the ball. Davis said he should game against the Pompano have stuck with running two Beach Golden Tornadoes men in the defensive back- Friday 21-7. field rather than reducing to Coach Paul Davis thought one, which he said may have Competitors swim his team may have had a prevented the touchdown. A chance to win the game since blown secondary team fol- the Dolphins have improved lowing the touchdown led to their playing over the last two a Golden Tornadoes lead of weeks. The matchup against 14-0 before the half. 8 miles to lighthouse the Golden Tornadoes how- The Dolphins were able to ever, shows the Dolphins still bounce back in the second Couple gets dents interested in competi- cas of Keys lighthouses time of 4:02:53. Cooper City, have a way to go before with a touchdown, but tive swimming, but also to symbolize his passion to pre- Fla., residents Can Datca and securing victories. momentum fell after engaged halfway raise awareness of the aging serve the historic beacons. Tyler Magarity won the two- “We weren’t able to move Alligator Reef Lighthouse Yoelvis Pedraza of Miami person division with 4:47:46. the ball and gave up three big  See Dolphins, 3B through the race and five other historic light- won overall honors, turning Virginia residents Nicole houses off the Keys. in the fastest time of 3 hours, Johnson and Jeremy Linn, More than 300 athletes The structures are more 35 minutes and 5 seconds. both from Manassas, placed FISHING THE FLORIDA KEYS competed in an eight-mile than 150 years old and the Julie Salvetti of Venice, second in the two-person divi- open-water swim Saturday harsh marine environment is Fla, won the overall women’s sion, but had an even more in the Florida Keys. taking its toll on them. title at 4:51:48 eventful swim. Everything on the reef The second annual Swim The event was conceived Miamians Jack Ellis, Reaching the halfway for Alligator Lighthouse was by Islamorada resident Larry Henry Urquidi, Nicki Urquidi mark at Alligator Light - staged as a college scholar- Herlth, an artist whose metal and Brooke Ellis won the four- house, Johnson accepted is eating ballyhoo now ship fundraiser for Keys stu- sculptures and scaled repli- person relay division with a Linn’s marriage proposal. Snapper bite Captain’s hoo bait Column fished on KEY WEST FOOTBALL continues to the bottom. Cero impress anglers mackerel are showing Conchs roll over North Broward On the reef, the yellow- up on the tail action remains good, patches, West coach Johnny Hughes with plenty of medium-size with fish First road game said of North Broward (2-1, fish providing the most con- anywhere Friday against 0-1), which, in the game pro- sistent action in 50 to 60 feet from 2 gram, was described as a of water. And, we’re begin- Chris Johnson pounds up Oxbridge “formidable opponent.” ning to hear of more grouper to 8 to 10 pounds. Live bal- Senior Dorian Cannon set taken among the yellowtails. lyhoo fished on the surface By DICK WAGNER the tone for the game when, There’s also still a limited are the key for these good- Keynoter Contributor on the Conchs’ first play from amount of mangroves hang- eating mackerel. scrimmage, he ran down the ing in the same areas. The As you can see, every- Key West High had the right sideline for a 70-yard best baits for these are live thing on the reef is eating speed; North Broward touchdown, shrugging off ballyhoo, which are blanket- live ballyhoo right now. Prep didn’t. many tacklers on the way. ing the reef in the patch The best way to load up Running for more than Then it became the areas. Small live ballyhoo on fresh ballyhoo is to catch 430 yards, the Conchs won Mehki Sargent Show. fished on a jighead on the them with a cast net. If you last Friday night’s Gold The thick-legged senior, bottom are producing man- are unfamiliar or uncomfort- Coast Football Conference who gained 20 pounds of groves as large as 6 pounds. able with that technique, opener, 54-15, at Tommy muscle in summer weight- On the patches, there are there are alternatives. Using Roberts Memorial Stadium. room workouts, scored the good numbers of keeper-size hair hooks with small bits of It was the third consecu- first of his four touchdowns yellowtails and red grouper, shrimp behind a cork or a tive victory for Key West, on a 12-yard run that, after along with the occasional Sabiki rig catch the ballyhoo which is averaging 41.7 Sam Graveline’s extra-point legal gag grouper. Muttons just fine. points a game and allowing kick, made it 14-0. are chasing the ballyhoo on On the Atlantic wrecks, an average of 8.7. After the Eagles cut the the shallow patches, and “We knew they couldn’t Key West’s Mehki Sargent outruns North Broward Prep respond well to a live bally-  See Fishing, 2B overcome our speed,” Key defenders en route to his fourth touchdown Friday night.  See story, 3 2B Wednesday, September 24, 2014 KeysInfoNet.com Keynoter Canes prep EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS for Curley From Hurricanes, 1B touchdown. Benjamin, Southeastern edge at intermission. Florida Conference cham- Benjamin tied the game pion two seasons ago, late in the third quarter, stopped the Canes in the ending a 54-yard drive 2012 playoffs on the with a short scoring throw. Buccaneers’ home field. Regulation play ended at “Our seniors understood 14-14. what it meant to go up In Florida prep over- there against and get the time, each side gets four win,” Holly said. downs from the opponents’ Jacobsen ran 15 times 10-yard line. for 98 yards, and fullback The Buccaneers came Eddie Dunn rolled to 75 out and attempted a 27- yards on 14 carries. yard field goal that missed. The Cane defense, led Holly gave credit to a hur- by linebackers Ariel ried kick caused by “the Correa, Brian Gonzalez, devastating rush from the Brian Cash and Dunn, lim- right side of our defense.” ited Benjamin to a total of Coral Shores failed to 60 rushing yards with score in the first overtime seven forced punts and two when a second-down pass interceptions. was intercepted. Florida Christian In the second OT, evened its record at 2-2 last Benjamin could not week with a 17-14 win breach the Cane defense over Pope John Paul II and settled for a 30-yard School. field goal. Florida’s Patriots went For the Canes’ first 0-2 when missing three key down, offensive coordina- starters. “Those players tor Alphonso Bryant called came back and they’re 2-0 a left sweep, Frisone toss- since,” Holly said. ing to George Jacobsen. This week’s game at With linemen Andy Florida Christian ends a Bautista, David Williams string of three away games. and Sam Kraus leading the Coral Shores next plays way, Jacobsen crossed the at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 3 against goal for the deciding Archbishop Curley. SeaSquared Charters of Marathon has partnered with Mote Marine Laboratory’s Protect Our Reefs Program to provide a $5 donation for each charter it runs to the program. The program helps advance reef restoration and conservation efforts. Here, SeaSquared co-owner Capt. Chris Johnson presents Walter and Teresa Baran of Jackson, N.J., a certificate Open Meeting of appreciation. Following their charter, SeaSquared made a $5 donation to Mote. Board of Directors FLORIDA KEYS ELECTRIC UPPER KEYS ROUNDUP COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2014 at 1:00 P.M. Volleyballers finish home schedule

FKEC TAVERNIER HEADQUARTERS, BOARD ROOM The Lady Canes take on sports this week: head to Westminster Christian Eagles football G Published: 09/24/14 The Keynoter, Marathon, FL 33050 Immaculata-LaSalle at about Island Christian School for today’s tri-meet with takes on Redland 5:30 p.m. Thursday in the (0-3) takes on Redland Westminster and Immaculata- Coral Shores gym, following Christian Academy at 4 p.m. LaSalle. The Canes’ last a 4 p.m. junior-varsity start. Thursday at Redland in 8-man scheduled home meet at NOTICE OF MEETING Christian The Canes stood at 4-4 football. Island Christian fin- Founders Park is 4 p.m. Oct. 1 FOR THE MONROE COUNTY By KEVIN WADLOW headed into Tuesday’s sched- ishes with two road games against Carrollton. The site of PARKS AND RECREATION Senior Staff Writer uled road match at Florida before the league playoffs the district postseason meet ADVISORY BOARD [email protected] Christian (results pending at begin Oct. 20 (dates and loca- has not yet been announced. A PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD press time). tions to be determined). G The Hurricane JV foot- meeting has been scheduled for Monday, September 29, Coral Shores High’s girls The Hurricanes are slated G Hurricane cross-country ball plays Doral Academy’s 2014, 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, at the Big Pine Key Community volleyball team finishes its to play Friday and Saturday teams head south for the Key JV at 6 p.m. Thursday at Park, Big Pine Key (Sands Road, MM31), Florida. scheduled of home dates at a tournament hosted by West Invitational Meet, with George M. Barley Jr. This meeting is open to the public. For more information Thursday, spending the last Key West High School.Start the starting gun at 7:30 a.m. Stadium in Tavernier. please contact Rosa Washington at (305) 292-4432 or at three weeks of the regular times were pending. Saturday. [email protected]. season on the road. In other Upper Keys prep G Coral Shores swimmers Items on the Agenda include but are not limited to: 1. Proposed skate parks rules and waiver 2. Updates on parks projects throughout the County Dolphin still biting offshore 3. Higgs Beach vendor RFP recommendations From Fishing, 1B ADA ASSISTANCE - If you are a person with a disability, who needs special accommodations in order to participate in this proceeding, please contact the County Administrator’s Office, by phoning it’s still all about the amber- (305) 292-4441, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., no later jacks and jack crevalle, with than five (5) calendar days prior to the scheduled meeting; if you are some nice muttons thrown in hearing or voice impaired, call “711”. as a bonus. There have been Published Keynoter 9-13-14, 9-17-14, 9-20-14, 9-24-14 and 9-27-14 multiple reports of red snap- per caught on the deeper wrecks in 150 to 200 feet. The Morgan Insurance Group Just remember, they must be released as the season is would like to introduce our closed. That’s unfortunate, as Life & Health agent, Amy Stoky. some have hit the 15-pound !54/s(/-%s"53).%33 mark of late. ,)&%s(%!,4( Offshore, there’s lots of tuna action at the humps. Amy brings a high level of energy, professionalism Live-baiting with pilchards and commitment to serve you for all of your health as well as trolling are pro- ducing results. And, there’s and life insurance needs including: more than enough dolphin • Wide range of major medical insurance AMY STOKY around to make that fishing worthwhile as well. for individuals, families and groups. Manager Life & Health While most are in the 8- to 10-pound class, there are • Worksite life and disability plans that are Services also quite a few weighing 15 personally owned. [email protected] to 20 pounds. You’ll find them on weed lines. The insurance you need. The mangrove bite in the the service you expect. bay remains very good, with A price you can afford. fish anywhere from just- legal to 3 and 4 pounds. They’re on the inshore 31 Ocean Reef Dr. C-204 155 Key Deer Blvd. 102481 Overseas Hwy wrecks as well as the grass Key Largo, FL 33037 Big Pine Key, FL 33043 Key Largo, FL 33037 banks. If you’re game for (305) 367-4788 (305) 872-4788 (305) 451-4788 jumping in the water, you’ll be rewarded with nice size spiny lobster. MM 82 The week’s best 305-664-4335 The SeaSquared crews entertained clients in the bay 4-8 PM HAPPY HOUR and gulf waters last week. A real Florida Keys smorgas- 1/2 PRICE APPETIZERS bord came back to the dock with mangroves, yellowtails, muttons, hogfish and lobsters. Our anglers also caught and released lemon sharks, Goliath grouper, jack crevalles istinct and small gag groupers. ity, D ive ud and al N Tasteful Tot Capt. Chris Johnson is a member of the Yamaha Couples Welcome National Fishing Team and specializes in offshore, Private Table Dances gulf/bay, reef/wreck, sailfish, Full Liquor & Menu shark and tarpon fishing with till 4 AM SeaSquared Charters out of Porky’s Bayside Marina in Marathon. You can reach him at 305.743.5305, SeaSquaredCharters.com and Facebook.com/Mara Tom Ellis, from Georgia, returned to fish with SeaSquared Charters last week and landed a thonFishing bunch of nice size mangroves, muttons, yellowtails, hogfish and spiny lobster. Keynoter KeysInfoNet.com Wednesday, September 24, 2014 3B ENVIRONEMENT Conchs go on Clean the Everglades, win $10M the road Friday $10 million donation to pay rous that is part of a soup of cally reduced its fertilizer From Conchs, 1B The lead was 41-15 at Phosphorous is for the challenge, which it run-off from farms and use over the last decades but halftime after another a major problem expects to stretch over seven yards that threatens water tons of phosphorus still flow lead to 14-7, Jeffery Anilus Sargent TD and a short years as competitors reach around the country. South every year into drainage ran 53 yards deep into scoring run by Kolby By JENNY STALETOVICH various benchmarks to Florida has been particularly canals with storm run-off. North Broward territory. Kelleher. [email protected] measure the success of their vulnerable from dirty water Solving the phosphorous From there, Sargent bulled The Conchs scored two work. It also expands the in Lake Okeechobee, the riddle, “is really the right his way for 10 yards, then more touchdowns in the The rise of the prize has Palmetto Bay-based founda- chief source of fresh water idea because farm fertilizer ran into the end zone from second half, one on a 78- helped define innovation in tion’s work beyond Florida. to the Everglades. Last sum- is such a pestilence on the the 4-yard line, and the yard Sargent run and the the 21st century, triggering “Government cannot mer, water flowing east and state,” said David Guest, a Conchs had a 21-7 lead last on another intercep- breakthroughs in space trav- solve this problem of phos- west from the lake turned managing attorney for Earth early in the second quarter. tion by Carson-Emily, a el, third-world vaccinations, phorous in water alone. It the St. Lucie and Justice, which sued the “My knee doesn’t hurt at senior who also benefited driver-less cars and even very much needs a public- Caloosahatchee rivers a South Florida Water all,” he said with a smile after from the summer weight better movie downloads. private partnership and I put bright emerald green as Management District to halt returning to the sideline. An program. Now the Everglades the emphasis on private,” phosphorous-fed, fish- the practice of “back-pump- injury had kept him out of the The 54 points were the Foundation has joined the foundation chief executive killing algae bloomed. ing” storm water into Lake Conchs’ first two games. most for a Key West team trend with its own science officer Eric Eikenberg said The competition took on Okeechobee. The lead soon soared to since 2007, when the challenge: $10 million to in a press briefing. broader urgency this sum- The competition was split 28-7 when linebacker Conchs defeated Reagan, anyone who can solve the mer when algae bloomed in into phases designed to Victor Carson-Emily 56-8. chronic problem of phos- Everglades money Lake Erie, shutting off water assess the pollution-reduc- returned an interception 22 Key West will play its phorous pollution that has Over the last 18 months, to a half million residents in ing potential of proposals, yards for a TD. first road game at 7.p.m. sickened the Everglades and foundation scientists have Toledo, Eikenberg said. said foundation chief scien- That added to North Friday at Oxbridge coastal estuaries, and vexed met with government offi- Over the years, Florida tist G. Melodie Naja, who Broward’s frustration. Academy in West Palm politicians, environmental- cials, business leaders and has fought to control phos- will oversee research and “You hit every one of Beach. Oxbridge is 2-1 ists and water managers for other scientists to develop a phorous, enacting a series of help convene an independ- them as hard as they’re hit- overall and 2-0 in the new decades. To ensure an even criteria for the competition, laws and spending more ent panel of scientists to ting us,” An Eagle shouted at independent seven-team greener outcome, the win- said Maurice Ferre, a foun- than a billion dollars on a review work. Competitors his teammates. On the side- Gold Coast league. ning project must also recy- dation board member who is vast series of artificial will have to first prove the line, coach Rex Nottage’s “It will be a marquee cle phosphorous to meet a chairing the challenge. marshes to scrub the pollu- success of their work in the white dress shirt was soaked match-up,” Hughes said. growing fertilizer shortage. Calling it “one of the tant from water flowing into lab. Next, results must be with perspiration. And all at a reasonable cost. world’s most daunting envi- the Glades. The sugar indus- proven on a larger scale in a On Monday, the nonprof- ronmental problems,” the try, the source of much of swimming pool. The final it announced an anonymous group focused on phospho- the pollution, has dramati- phase will test phosphate reduction in the Kissimmee River, a major tributary adding to lake pollution. Dolphins play at home The goal, Naja said, is to reduce phosphorous in water From Dolphins, 1B to 40 parts per billion. Concentrations in the Pompano scored another Kissimmee River now run touchdown. about six to nine times high- “It was frustrating at the er, she said. end because this is one of the “We want to see if we can games we should have won,” clean water on a huge scale,” Davis said. she said. Going forward, Davis said In addition to the $10 the plan is to simplify plays, million grand prize, the cutting the current 25 plays foundation also hopes to down to 15 or 10 plays. award smaller prizes totaling “Defensively, we’re work- $1 million leading up to the ing on our secondary,” Davis 2022 award. said. “We gotta tighten up our defensive recovery and rough out some plays for the kids. 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LIVING BRIEFS Phone: 305-295-9771 G Fax: 305-295-0059 3414 Duck Avenue, Key West Take Stock seeks calls its fourth annual Votes 9 p.m. Oct. 1 at the Sunset for Notes fundraiser. During Grille and Raw bar in mentors for students the night-event, new musical Marathon and is co-spon- talent and popular pros are sored by both the Middle Take Stock in Children, a invited to compete to win Keys and the Lower Keys mentoring and scholarship $250 cash and other prizes at Habitat chapters. The second program for Monroe County the grand finale. is from 6 to 9 p.m. Oct. 8 at students, is seeking adult At the competitions, Mangrove Mamas on mentors for this school year. audience members vote for Sugarloaf Key. The final one Forty students have applied their favorite performers by is from 6 to 9 p.m. Oct. 12 at and so far and 20 have been dropping cash donations in a the Smokin’ Tuna Saloon in processed. Habitat vote bucket. Habitat Key West. Under Take Stock, eligible tracks each performer’s Interested musicians incoming seventh-graders sign total, with the winner being should contact Ray West at a contract to maintain good announced the final (612) 388-6333 or raywest- grades, stay drug- and alcohol- night. Performers of all ages music@gmail to get on the free, stay away from crime and can compete. performance schedule. perform community service. If The first event is from 6 to they complete the contract through graduation from high school, they get a full college scholarship through the Monroe County Education Foundation and Florida pre- paid college program. Fifteen to 20 adult men- tors are needed at Marathon Middle/High School. Mentoring for new students starts in late October and ends mid-May. The time commitment is one day a week, usually during the stu- dents’ lunch time. The mentor application is lengthy. To get one, call 2EMODELINGs.EW#ONSTRUCTIONs3TRUCTURAL3HELLS Katrina Wiatt at 289-2480, Impact Doors & Windows Ext. 55418 or 393-3164. /VERSEAS(WY )SLAMORADAs ISLANDVILLACONSTRUCTIONCOM CGC #A57773 Breast health is seminar topic Mariners Hospital and the Florida Keys Area Health Education Center are hosting a breast-health seminar Sept. 24 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the medical center’s Tassell Medical Arts Building, mile marker 91.5, Tavernier. Registered nurse Megan O’Neill will open the session by discussing risk factors for breast cancer, the signs and symptoms and how to do a breast self-examination. The seminar is free but reservations are required. To reserve a space, call 434-3400. Perform for Habitat, possibly win cash Habitat for Humanity of the Lower Keys and Key West has planned what it 4B Wednesday, September 24, 2014 KeysInfoNet.com Keynoter

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The Public Record is Last/Security/ $1,200 305-743- address of which is 88820 All creditors of the estate of THENCE S 59 DEGREES available at the Monroe County Goldendoodle Miniature 7072 Overseas Highway, Plantation the decedent and persons hav- 45’13"W, AND LEAVING THE Purchasing Office located at pups, health cert., 1st shots, [email protected] Key, FL 33070. The names ing claims or demands against SAID SOUTHWESTERLY The Gato Building, 1100 CKC registered. $2200. and addresses of the personal the estate of the decedent RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF Simonton Street, Room 2-213, 239-560-6525 representative and the person- other than those for whom GOLF CLUB DRIVE A DIS- Key West, Florida. All Re- MARATHO N WATERFRONT al representative’s attorney are provision for full payment was TANCE OF 65.00 FEET TO A sponses must be sealed and Furnished, 2br, 2 ba, dock, set forth below. made in the Order of Summary POINT ON A CURVE TO THE must be submitted to the Mon- pool, W/D, month to month. Administration must file their LEFT, HAVING: A RADIUS $2400 + elect & deposit. roe County Purchasing Office. LOST YOUR PET? All creditors of the decedent claims with this court WITHIN OF 253.50 FEET, A CENTRAL 305-900-0113. Available now! OR and other persons having THE TIME PERIODS SET ANGLE OF 04 DEGREES Published September 24, 2014 FOUND A PET? claims or demands against FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 03’27", A CHORD BEARING Florida Keys Keynoter decedent’s estate, on whom a CALL US TO PLACE A OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE OF N 32 DEGREES 16’31" W FREE AD copy of this notice is required CODE. ALL CLAIMS AND AND A CHORD LENGTH OF MARATHON Bonefish Towers THE KEYNOTER to be served must file their DEMANS NOT SO FILED 17.95 FEET; THENCE 12th floor. 1 BR/1.5 BA. Ocean Ad# 1294614 305-743-5551 claims with this court ON OR WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. ALONG THE ARC OF SAID & gulf view. Avail Dec - March. BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 $3,000 per mo or $2,500 per NOTWITHSTANDING ANY CURVE, ON ARC LENGTH NOTICE OF REQUEST MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OTHER APPLICABLE TIME OF 17.95 FEET TO THE END mo/3mo min. 732-233-5320 OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION FOR COMPETITIVE PERIOD, ANY CLAIM FILED OF SAID CURVE; THENCE N SOLICITATIONS OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE 55 DEGREES 41’46", A DIS- DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF AFTER THE DECEDENT’S TANCE OF 65.00 FEET TO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SERVICE OF A COPY OF DATE OF DEATH IS THE SAID SOUTHWESTER- that on October 23, 2014 at RV LOTS FOR RENT THIS NOTICE ON THEM. BARRED. LY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF 3:00 P.M. the Monroe County in MARATHON GOLF CLUB DRIVE TO A Purchasing Office will receive PRIVATE COLLECTOR Adult Park. 305-743-6519 All other creditors of the The date of first publication of POINT ON A CURVE TO THE WANTS Rolex Dive watches decedent and other persons and open sealed responses for this Notice is September 24, RIGHT, HAVING: A RADIUS the following: and Pilot Watches. Old model having claims or demands 2014. OF 318.50 FEET, A CENTRAL Military clocks & watches. against decedent’s estate must ANGLE OF 04 DEGREES CULVERT INSTALLATION Call 305-743-4578. file their claims with this court Persons Giving Notice: 03’27", A CHORD BEARING AND CONNECTION A Move in Now, Marathon WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER OF S 32 DEGREES 16’31"E JILL P. ACCARDI BETWEEN CANAL #470 AND From $325, weekly rentals, THE DATE OF THE FIRST AND A CHORD LENGTH OF 2725 Fortesque Avenue #472 BETWEEN MARS AND studio, fully furnished. All util PUBLICATION OF THIS 22.55 FEET; THENCE Oceanside, NY 11572 VENUS LANES ON GEIGER incl. 2 person units. Avl thru NOTICE. ALONG THE ARC OF SAID KEY, MONROE COUNTY, 12/15. Lvs msg. 786-300-1170 ROBIN MUNDY SUTTON CURVE, AN ARC LENGTH ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED FLORIDA 82-67 268 Street OF 22.55 FEET TO THE MARATHON WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Floral Park, NY 11004 POINT OF BEGINNING. SET FORTH IN SECTION Requirements for submission PARK MODEL TRAILER Small efficiency for 1 person. and the selection criteria may $790/month. Includes all 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA Attorney for Person Giving PARCEL CONTAINS 1316 in Marathon. Sleeps 4, on PROBATE CODE WILL BE be requested from water. Handicapped acces., tiki utilities. Available now. Notice: SQUARE FEET, MORE OR DemandStar by Onvia at 305-481-4301 FOREVER BARRED. ROBERT G. SIMSES, ESQ. LESS. bar.Lot rent $7750/yr; mobile www.demandstar.com OR home $45,000. 973-670-5416 Florida Bar No. 0346160 MM 100 O/S 2/1 canal, ground NOTWITHSTANDING THE www.monroecountybids.com or 414-217-8393 Simses & Associates, P.A. Pursuant to CONSENT FINAL or call toll-free at 1-800-711- level. totally remodeled. TIME PERIOD SET FORTH 400 Royal Palm Way, JUDGMENT entered in a case $1,350 month includes some ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED 1712. The Public Record is Suite 304 pending in said Court, the available at the Monroe County utilities. F/L/S. TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Palm Beach, FL 33480 Style of which is: 305-451-3658, 305-986-5493 AFTER THE DECEDENT’S Purchasing Office located at Telephone: (561) 835-1313 The Gato Building, 1100 DATE OF DEATH IS THE BANK OF NEW YORK BARRED. Simonton Street, Room 2-213, Published September 24, MELLON F/K/A THE BANK OF Key West, Florida. All Re- ALL October 1, 2014 NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE sponses must be sealed and The date of first publication of Florida Keys Keynoter FOR THE CERTIFICATE classified ads this notice is: September 24, must be submitted to the Mon- HOLDERS OF CWMBS, INC., roe County Purchasing Office. 2014. CHL MORTGAGE PASS online @ Ad # 1293721-CC THROUGH TRUST 2004- Published September 24, 2014 VICTORIA ELLEN MURRAY HYB6, keysinfonet.com Personal Representative Florida Keys Keynoter IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 8592 SW 61st Terrace Road Plaintiff Ocala, Florida 34476 THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR VS. Ad# 1294890 Urban J. W. Patterson MONROE COUNTY FRED'S BEDS Attorney for Personal CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE LESLIE E. DUDLEY, et. al Representative CITY OF KEY COLONY 100s of Beds SALE BY CLERK OF THE 1.25 acres Redlands Home Email: [email protected] BEACH CIRCUIT COURT Defendant. Site, $74,500 or OWNER Factory Direct to You Secondary Email: ROAD RENOVATION FINANCE, w/ $25K down [email protected] PROJECT MILLING AND payment. 21515 SW 400th New Tropical Wicker Notice is hereby given that the And the Docket Number of Florida Bar No. 382035 which is Number 44-2009-CA- RESURFACING Street, Grandfather letter clean Bedroom and Living Room Urban J. W. Patterson, P.A. undersigned, AMY HEAVILIN, title policy. Clerk ad-Interim Clerk of the 1449-K. P.O. Box 783 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Dinettes, Futons, Recliners Circuit Court of Monroe Islamorada, FL 33036 that the City Commission of Call Tom (305)246-3483 County, Florida, will on the 7th WITNESS my hand and the Simmons Beautyrest Telephone: 305-664-5065 the City of Key Colony Beach, [email protected] day of October 2014, at 11 Official Seal of Said Court, this Florida, requests a sealed bid www.fredsbeds.com o’clock a.m., at 500 Whitehead 28th day of May 2014. Published September 24, for the following project: FREE DELIVERY October 1, 2014 Street Monroe County, in the City of Key West, Florida, offer Amy Heavilin Florida Keys Keynoter Project : Road Resurfacing of Marathon • MM 53.5 • 743-7277 for sale and sell at public Clerk of the Circuit Court West Ocean Drive. Big Coppitt • MM 9.5 • 295-8430 outcry to the highest and best Monroe County, Florida 1. Mill out 1 inch asphalt S-3 bidder for CASH the Following on approximately 7200 square Ad# 1293421 described property situated in (Circuit Court Seal) yards of asphalt on West Monroe County, Florida to wit: NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE By: Shonta McLeod Ocean Drive. Deputy Clerk • Canal front, 15,000 sq.ft fenced property. SALE FOR PROPERTY TOWNHOME UNIT 398 OF 2. Resurfacing of approxi- The vehicle(s) listed below will THE KEY WEST GOLF CLUB $390K. 2bd/1bth 1400 sq.ft. home. No Name be sold at public auction for Florida Statute 45.031: Any mately 7200 square yards us- DEVELOPMENT, ing S-3 Traffic Level C asphalt cash at Florida Keys Towing ACCORDING TO THE person claiming an interest in Key. Screen porch, triple pocket sliding doors. Inc., 1620 Overseas Hwy, the surplus from this sale, if approximately 1inch thick to DECLARATION OF PROTEC- match existing road surface. Not negotiable. Keep solar/hook up to elect. Marathon FL 33050 at 8:00 TIVE COVENANTS, any, other than the property AM on OCTOBER 22, 2014 in owner as of the date of the Lis approx.( $35K) RESTRICTIONS AND EASE- 3. Regrade the roadway to accordance to Florida Statute MENTS OF THE KEY WEST Pendens must file a claim with- Section 713.78 for unpaid in 60 days after the sale. promote proper stormwater GOLF CLUB, A TOWNHOME drainage. Canal front 75ft Seawall w/stepdown dock. towing & storage. Florida Keys PLANNED UNIT DEVELOP- • Towing, Inc. reserves the right MENT, AS RECORDED IN Published September 24, 2014 $430K. 1800sq.ft home. 3bd/2bh front/back to accept or reject any and/or October 1, 2014 4. Roll and compact road OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK surface. screen porch Sunroom, laundry room. Needs all bids. All vehicles/ vessels 1377, AT PAGE 750 OF THE Florida Keys Keynoter are sold as is. upgrades. Nice area appraised $500K by 2 PUBLIC RECORDS OF 5. Installation of thermoplas- MONROE COUNTY, tic re-striping and RPM’s of appraisers. Big Pine Key 1. 1996 MMC FLORIDA, AND ANY VIN: MMC22239L596 Ad# 1294432 West Ocean Drive to pre- AMENDMENTS THERETO. construction existing condi- tions. • Weekly Rentals Allowed! Private, Fenced Published September 24, 2014 MORE PARTICULARLY DE- NOTICE OF REQUEST Florida Keys Keynoter SCRIBED BY METES AND FOR COMPETITIVE almostacre.$435K. Big Pine Key Nice Concrete SOLICITATIONS 6. Contractor is responsible BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS: for removal of all material (City stilthome,screenporch.Pool&cabanafor have first choice to retain Ad# 1293531 BEING A PART OF LAND LO- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN quest. Not permitted, Pond with waterfall, Fruit that on October 22, 2014 at millings) and is to provide for CATED ON STOCK ISLAND, traffic control. trees, Retractable Green house. Storage, Lots of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT MONROE COUNTY, 3:00 P.M. the Monroe County parking. Cash buyer. Not negotiable. FLORIDA AND BEING MORE Purchasing Office will receive FOR MONROE COUNTY, All work to be in compliance PARTICULARLY DESCRI- and open sealed responses for FLORIDA with FDOT Specifications. BED BY METES AND the following: PROBATE DIVISION All bidders should be properly 5Bd/2Bth KEY WEST 2214 sq.ft home, BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS: • ENGINEERING DESIGN licensed and insured (submit $499K Make offer! File No.14-CP-000097-P license and insurance with bid) Set up as guest quarter/ Division Probate COMMENCING AT COORDI- AND PERMITTING FOR THE duplex. Single family home. 5000sq.ft lot. Needs NATES OF WHICH ARE N STOCK ISLAND I ROADWAY Bid package including bidder 87,107.701 AND E 251, AND DRAINAGE upgrades. Potential. Room for pool. IN RE: ESTATE OF response form and project 328.207 BASED ON THE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT WILLIAM T. MUNDY review are available from UNITED STATES COAST MONROE COUNTY, Deceased. Building Official AND GEODETIC SURVEY’S FLORIDA Commercial Fisherman, Guides! Zoned for Edward A. Borysiewicz, • MERCATOR GRID COORDI- NOTICE TO CREDITORS City Hall, 600 W. Ocean Drive, you! $519K. 2 old fishing cottages,needs work. NATE SYSTEM WHICH HAS Requirements for submission (summary administration) Key Colony Beach, FL 33051, FOR ITS ZERO COORDI- and the selection criteria may needs upgrades. Cash buyer. Almost acre. Can phone 305-289-1212, Ext. 1. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING NATES A POINT AT LATI- be requested from do charter here. Can put fishing traps. Both TUDE 24 DEGREES 20’00" DemandStar by Onvia at CLAIMS OR DEMANDS SEALED BIDS may be submit- NORTH AND 500.000 WEST www.demandstar.com OR 2bd/1bth.Corner Canal Seawall & Boat Basin. AGAINST THE ABOVE ted as follows: OF LONGITUDE 81 DE- www.monroecountybids.com ESTATE: 1. MAIL to City Commission, Big Pine Key GREES 00’00" WEST. SAID or call toll-free at 1-800-711- P.O. Box 510141, Key Colony POINT BEING THE INTER- 1712. The Public Record is You are hereby notified that Beach, FL 33051-0141 SECTION OF THE EASTER- available at the Monroe County an Order of Summary Adminis- 2. DELIVER to City Hall, 600 Rose Dell & Associates Real Estate LY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF Purchasing Office located at tration has been entered in the W. Ocean Drive, Key Colony JUNIOR COLLEGE ROAD The Gato Building, 1100 305-304-6045 estate of WILLIAM T. MUNDY Beach, Florida (a/k/a WILLIAM MUNDY), AND THE NORTHERLY Simonton Street, Room 2-213, RIGHT-Of-WAY LINE OF U.S. Key West, Florida. All Re- deceased, File Number 14-CP- SEALED BIDS MUST BE HIGHWAY NO.1 (STATE sponses must be sealed and 000097-P, by the Circuit Court SUBMITTED BY 11:30 A.M. ROAD NO.5) AT THE WEST- must be submitted to the Mon- for MONROE County, Florida, ON Thursday October 16, ERLY END OF JUNIOR roe County Purchasing Office. Probate Division, the address 2014. of which is 88820 Overseas COLLEGE ROAD; THENCE N RAIN BARREL ARTISAN VILLAGE Highway, Plantation Key, FL 70 DEGREES 58’03" E Published September 24, 2014 Florida Keys Keynoter PROPOSED COMPLETION 33070; that the decedent’s CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN OF PROJECT DATE: Gallery & Retail Space for Rent date of death was October 19, NOVEMBER 30, 2014 CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVYXYZ<>1234567890,./-=_+:” keysinfonet.com CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN M.M. 86.7 • 305.992.0330 Keynoter KeysInfoNet.com Wednesday, September 24, 2014 5B

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