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WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,APRIL 28, 2012 VOLUME 59, NO. 34 ● 25 CENTS KEY WEST Manager hopeful list dwindles By SEAN KINNEY an April 21, e-mail. comments on his three-year D’Agostino called the Key [email protected] “After our conversation One candidate withdraws his name, contract: “I signed it so I’m West job his “dream posi- on Tuesday, conversations another is not allowed to apply going to have to live it tion” but said, “At this time, I A second semi-finalist with other managers, addi- through. How unfair is that, have too many personal hur- vying to be the next Key tional research into the com- County, N.J., pulled out, citing date picked by the committee, for three years I can’t test my dles to cross,” making a West city manager has munity, and review of the members of the Key West City is under fire in Abington, value or worth?” move impossible. dropped out of contention in background materials, I have Commission circumventing Mass., where he is town man- D’Agostino apparently City Manager Jim Scholl, as many weeks. decided not to pursue the the search process by adding ager, because applying for the wanted to gauge his mar- who earns $180,000 annual- Phillip Smith-Hanes, opportunity in Key West at four candidates to a short list Key West job apparently vio- ketability rather than actually ly, is leaving after five years; administrative officer for this time. I am withdrawing of eight identified by a seven- lates his contract, according take the Key West job if his contract expires July 1. Humboldt County, Calif., from the process....” person search committee. to published reports. selected, saying he had no The cut-off for applica- notified the city’s search con- Last week, Andrew Mair, Meanwhile, John An Abington-area news- plans to travel to the Keys. sultant, Colin Baezinger, in administrator of Mercer D’Agostino, another candi- paper reported D’Agostino’s Reached by the Keynoter, ● See Manager, 2A

ENVIRONMENT FIRE ISLAND Sanctuary and refuges recharging The marine sanctuary has They’re starting released dates for its initial the process to hearings in June, but Morton noted, “People can comment revamp regulations right now if they want.” In a related series of meet- By KEVIN WADLOW ings, four environmental Senior Staff Writer groups jointly hold open [email protected] meetings this week “to pro- mote public input on marine The time has come to talk and backcountry island rule changes and boundary rules,” according to The shifts for protected waters in Nature Conservancy. the Florida Keys, say federal This week’s sessions pro- managers. vide history and background A lengthy process to of the current rules for the review regulations with an sanctuary and refuges, and eye on possible changes will focus on the “process to ramps up this week for the gather ideas about what is Photo courtesy SHERIFF’S OFFICE Florida Keys National working, what’s not, what Emergency crews extinguish a fire Thursday afternoon on Boot Key in Marathon.The cause of the blaze isn’t known Marine Sanctuary and Keys needs tweaking and what but no one was hurt. Story, 6A national wildlife refuges. entirely new ideas people “This is the start,” sanctu- have for management and ary Superintendent Sean regulations.” KEY LARGO Morton said Friday. “We’ve Lower Keys areas to be heard about a lot of different reviewed are the Key West issues over the years. This is the time to address them.” ● See Sanctuary, 5A Bees invade Key Largo man’s yard Professional says MARATHON no need to worry about swarm Daniels files By KEVIN WADLOW Senior Staff Writer for City Council [email protected] The bees vanished as sud- his financial denly as they appeared in a Banker: Growth background Key Largo waterfront yard in city needs and commu- Monday. nity “It’s a mystery,” home- to be managed involvement owner Travis Wilkerson would serve said. “I’ve never seen any- By RYAN McCARTHY him well on thing like that.” [email protected] the council. Wilkerson, who takes He’s been pride in the renowned col- Longtime Marathon resi- DANIELS involved lection of palm trees he nur- dent Bill Daniels filed with numerous governmental tures in his bayside yard on Wednesday to run for the committees and civic organi- Blackwater Sound, was star- Marathon City Council. zations over the years. tled to discover a swarming The former Florida Keys In 1985, Daniels started mass of bees in bulbous Mosquito Control Board with Marathon Bank, which form beneath the frond of a member, elected in 1988 and was later eaten up by Bank of sand palm. 1994 in different districts, America, and later worked “There must have been Photo courtesy CAROL and CRAIG FINK said the time is right to try his for Marine Bank of the 10,000 bees” in what he A mass of bees congregates beneath the frond of a sand palm in the Key Largo yard of hand at city politics. Florida Keys, now part of described as “a really big “I’ve lived here all my Centennial Bank, until 2003. hive” about 7 feet off the Travis Wilkerson.The mass appeared and vanished Monday. life and plan on living here He owned a contracting ground. appeared. There was no sign where,” he said. was no hive to find, he said. for the rest of my life. business until November Concerned they might be of a hive. Big Pine Key profession- “When a hive is successful Overall, the council and the 2010, when he joined Capital potentially aggressive “It’s like someone came al beekeeper David Lewis, and grows really large, it can employees have done a great Bank as a vice president and Africanized bees, Wilkerson into the yard and took them owner of Florida Keys split and divide like a cell,” job but there’s always room commercial lending officer. kept his distance and sought away,” Wilkerson said. “I Honey and Bees, said the Lewis said. “Honeybees have for more improvement,” said Daniels said the economic advice from neighbors. He thought maybe somebody incident sounds like a large a very advanced social hierar- Daniels, 49. recession will eventually turn then ran some errands and, called a beekeeper.” swarm of honeybees in the chy.... It’s like they get Daniels, a married father when he returned a few “I checked all around process of absconding, or of three young children, said ● See Daniels, 5A hours later, the bees had dis- and they weren’t any- relocating. There probably ● See Bees, 2A

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Stories, 1B and 2B 2A Saturday, April 28, 2012 KeysNet.com Keynoter NEWS BRIEFS Two more MONROE COUNTY SCHOOLS Candidate forum for prosecutor candidates drop out Super’s job description The Tavernier Community From Manager, 1A ● Ed Green, manager of Association will host a candi- Garfield County, Colo. ● suddenly changes date forum Wednesday for tions was April 13; there Gary La Venia, town- the two declared Democratic was an initial pool of 80 ship manager of Maple and still advertised on the “I don’t believe there’s candidates for Monroe applicants when the Shade, N.J. Panel member School District’s website anything sneaky going on,” County state attorney. screening process began. ● Craig Lonon, retired wants to know contain that qualification he said. “The board agreed to Incumbent Dennis Ward The screening committee city manager of Harlingen, plus “a minimum of three what’s in that brochure. I’m and former Assistant State on May 17 will agree on a Texas. how it occurred years as a principal,” which going to attempt to put a stop Attorney Catherine Vogel will list of four to five finalists, ● Margaret Romero, a was absent in the version dis- to it.” introduce themselves, then leading to selection by retired IBM executive, By SEAN KINNEY tributed to committee mem- Friday, there were 34 answer questions from the commissioners at a June 4 native Key Wester and [email protected] bers Monday. applicants vying for the job floor. The session is set for 7 meeting, the time not unsuccessful mayoral can- Search committee mem- including current superin- p.m. at the Masonic Lodge at yet set. didate in 2011. John Dick, chairman of ber Todd German, in a tendent Jesus Jara, who was mile marker 91.8, bayside, one The remaining finalists, ● Paul Shew, a former the Monroe County School Tuesday e-mail to board appointed to head Keys pub- block behind Froggy’s Gym. excluding D’Agostino, are: city or county administra- Board, said he would spend members, expressed concern. lic schools last year by Gov. On the Republican side, ● Thaddeus Cohen, a tor with stints in Rye and this weekend trying to get to “To have this happen mid- Rick Scott. former State Attorney Mark former assistant city man- Ossining, N.Y., Barnstable the bottom of how a require- stream during the application Jara succeeded Joseph Kohl is also running. ager of Pensacola and for- and Franklin, Mass., and ment changed in the descrip- process seems unfair at best. If Burke, himself appointed by mer secretary of the Willimantic and Rocky tion for the schools superin- the requirements are to be then-Gov. Charlie Crist in Florida Department of Hill, Conn. tendent job. changed, how do we address 2009. Burke left last summer KEYS WEATHER Community Affairs. ● Susan Stanton, spe- Monday, the board’s 22- these potential applicants who to head Lee County schools. ● Ken Davis, an cial assistant to the city person search committee have considered the position He replaced Randy Acevedo PREDICTED TEMPERATURES Islamorada-based manager of Fort received from Human and decided not to apply when Acevedo was charged Department of Defense Lauderdale. Resources Director Cheryl because they thought they did with felony official miscon- DAY HIGH LOW ● contractor and unsuccess- Bob Vitas, most Allen a “superintendent job not meet the minimum eligi- duct in 2009. SAT. 84 74 ful 2008 candidate for recently the village admin- description” containing a list bility requirements?” Burke left last summer to SUN. 84 75 Monroe County sheriff. istrator of Lake Zurich, Ill. of qualifications, including “It wasn’t an accident,” head Lee County schools in MON. 85 76 “five years or more of success- German told the Keynoter. Southwest Florida. In the TUES. 85 76 ful administrative experience.” Dick shrugged off the Keys, he had replaced Requirements the board suggestion that the change Acevedo, who had been Forecast: Expect cloudy to approved earlier in the year was “trying to get somebody removed from office by Crist. partly cloudy skies with contained in a job brochure in” the job. showers and thunder- with and serve so many storms likely. talented astronomers and KEYS COMMUNITY COLLEGE engineers throughout his career. His wife Eloise and Visit KeysNet.com/weather extended family were a for radar and extended forecast. constant source of love and College chief to be selected support. Dr. Heeschen lived in on Friday to listen as the ● Allen Witt, president of BEACH ADVISORIES Charlottesville/Earlysville VA. 3 finalists three prospective presidents Hillsborough Community For 31 years. In 1996, he and Eloise moved to Marathon, FL. expand on answered identical questions College’s SouthShore Campus The Monroe County There he was active at St. from Faculty Council in Ruskin, south of Tampa. Health Department tests Columba Church, did volunteer AAAA their vision President Dawn Ellis, who Bishop, discussing his Keys beaches twice weekly work at Switlik Elementary School and Crane Point then opened up the floor for leadership philosophy, com- for the presence of enteric HARRIS Hammock, and was on the By SEAN KINNEY Jeff Harris, born May 21, questions. mented on the “centrality of bacteria. There currently Board of Directors of the 1970, left the world [email protected] Although the candidates connecting people.” Florida Keys Land and Sea are no beaches with health unexpectedly, like a shooting Trust. hesitated to offer specific “The notion that the style advisories against swim- star, on March 31, 2012. He He is survived by his plans for FKCC, uniformly can be pinned down and was 42 years old. Trustees of Florida Keys ming. daughter and son-in-law, Lisa He was a new member at the Community College plan to citing the need to understand understood and named ... and Dixon Hammon of York Key Largo Moose Lodge. He PA. And their children Joshua, enter into negotiations with the community better, that’s not true. It’s a question moved to the Florida Keys from Isaac and Leah Hammon, his the institution’s next presi- trustees agreed in a short ses- of working with people — Georgia. He will be sadly son and daughter-in-law, David missed by all who had the dent this weekend. sion Friday to get down to the that’s the business we’re in. and Eleni Heeschen of pleasure of knowing him. nitty-gritty during today’s We forget sometimes that Charlottesville, VA and their The three finalists to He was known for his great children George and David replace retiring President sessions. what education is about, par- sense of humor, beautiful smile Heeschen and Libby Moore, and famous words ‘‘only in Key Larry Tyree pitched them- The three finalists are: ticularly higher education, is and his son and ● Largo’’. He leaves behind all George Bishop, vice putting people in touch with daughter-in-law Richard and selves and answered general who loved him and his pirate Linda Heeschen of questions at a series of town- president for academic affairs people. That is the essence crew at 64 Silver Springs Drive, Charlottesville, VA and their Key Largo, FL along with hall meetings Friday on the and learning support at Gulf and core of what we do.” children Rachael and Kira friends in Key West, Marathon Stock Island camps. Trustees Coast State College in All three candidates agreed Heeschen. He is also survived and Tavernier. by his sister and her husband were to interview all three in Panama City. that FKCC could leverage its A celebration of life will be Elizabeth and Wayne Raley of ● Jonathon Gueverra, unique location and course held at the Key Largo Park, MM two-hour sessions today. WKYZ Florida Keys Grass Valley, CA and his sister 100 Bayside at sunset on A group of about 50 peo- chief executive of the offerings, particularly in the and her husband Catherine Saturday, May 19 to honor his PirateRadioKeyWest.com and Earl Wear of Rock Island, ple, largely college faculty Community College of the marine sciences area, to grow life. 96.7 FM IL. and staff, gathered at the District of Columbia in enrollment. A memorial service is being Tennessee Williams Theatre Washington D.C. “We have a lot of opportu- 101.7 FM HEESCHEN planned for May 21, 2012 in nities,” Gueverra said, “so we David Sutphin Heeschen, Charlottesville (location to be 86, died peacefully on April 13, announced). In lieu of flowers, have to find ways to serve who Keys News 2012 at his home in please make a contribution to we have locally and do that Charlottesville, Virginia. He the American Cancer Society. really, really well. But there’s on the half-hour was born in Davenport, Iowa, Daily (M-F) on March 12,1926 to Richard absolutely nothing wrong with George Heeschen and Emily going outside of that to help Sutphin Heeschen and was the bring in folks to support the Mornings oldest of three siblings. His beloved wife Eloise, whom he enterprise that we have.” 7:30 ● 8:30 ● 9:30 married in 1950, preceded him Witt discussed his experi- in death. Dr. Heeschen ences growing on-campus Afternoons received his Bachelor and 987 100th St. Ocean dorm occupancy, a problem Master of Science degrees Marathon 4:30 ● 5:30 from University of Illinois in FKCC faces with its 100-bed 1949 and 1951, and his Doctor Lagoon Landing facility. of Philosophy in Astronomy “All of those things that from Harvard University in CONTACT US 1954. After teaching for a year AAAA draw millions of tourists here at Wesleyan University, he Steve McCurdy every year will draw students returned to Harvard in 1955 as here,” he said. “Once you Upper Keys a lecturer and research Steve F. McCurdy passed away on Tuesday, April 17th in start the ball rolling, it will 91655 Overseas Highway associate. He worked at the National Radio Astronomy Ocala, Florida from sputter a bit for a couple of Tavernier, FL 33070 complications from lung cancer This lovely canal front home in Observatory (NRAO) years but once the reputation Newsroom . . . .(305) 852-3216 beginning in 1956 and was the and heart disease. He was 61 Marathon JUST SOLD! years old. He leaves behind his gets out there, this could eas- Advertising . . .(305) 852-3216 Director from 1962 to 1978. wife Ruth E. McCurdy w/Step Call the Team with Results to get your property SOLD! (305) 289-0077 ily become a major attrac- Fax ...... 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(305) 296-1287 development of the VLA, were adventurous life and said that he would not have change it if after their original hive was the two accomplishments of Dr. disturbed, he said. Heeschen’s directorship of he could. He was very active in E-mail which he was most proud. local social organizations and “They move like an army, [email protected] Outside astronomy, he helped a lot of people. He each bee carrying its own was able to truly embrace his Heeschen was a sports car resources,” Lewis said. enthusiast having raced Higher Power and felt he was Missing your paper? Austin-Healey Sprites for right with God saying he was “Sometimes they’ll move We no longer offer same-day several years and having not afraid to die. His only six miles in a day, other redelivery for missing or wet owned a number of classic regrets were that he hurt and times they’ll move 20 feet.” sports and muscle cars. He pushed away the people he papers. Customers can was also an avid sailor of 30 loved. He had a good soul he Advance scouts typically request a credit or next-day years and in his Schooner will be missed by many. have found a new location ‘‘Delight’’ made several trips to Services were held on redelivery by calling Sunday April 22 in Key Largo for the hive before they 743-5551. After hours, call Bermuda and the Caribbean. In addition, he and his late wife and were well attended. With move, he said. toll-free (800) 843-4372. Eloise, were heavily involved love Jonelle! Swarming generally takes as Ham Radio Operators and FLORIDA KEYS KEYNOTER (ISSN place later in the spring but a enjoyed scuba diving for a warm and dry winter with 8756-6427, USPS# 0201-620) is number of years. published semi-weekly by Florida Dr. Heeschen was a early-blooming flowers seems Keys Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, member of the American to have hastened the process, Marathon, Florida 33050-0158. Astronomical Society, where said Lewis, a 30-year Keys Subscription rates are $54.23 in he served as President from the Keys.Your Keynoter home 1980-1982, a member of the resident. delivery subscription includes International Astronomical Lewis recommended that Keys Sunday and the Sunday Union, where he served as a residents who discover a edition of The Miami Herald. Vice President and member of hive on their property con- Keynoter mail subscriptions: the Executive Committee from $59.53 in Florida and $56.16 out- 1976-1981, and of the tact a professional to remove of-state. Please call for all other International Scientific Radio it rather than spray it them- rates, including overseas mail. Union, the American Philosophical Society, the selves or calling a fumigator. Periodicals Postage Paid at “There is quite of bit of Marathon, Florida and additional American Academy of Arts and mailing offices. Sciences, and the National fear-mongering going on,” Academy of Sciences. Dr. Lewis said. “Some people Heeschen has said he always POSTMASTER: Address changes think every hive is danger- to FLORIDA KEYS KEYNOTER, felt very privileged to have had a career in astronomy and to ous. That’s not true, espe- PO BOX 500158, MARATHON, FL have been able to associate 33050-0158. cially in the Keys.” Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, April 28, 2012 3A 4A Saturday, April 28, 2012 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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Prices effective 4/26–5/2/12. Only in Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, Okeechobee, and Monroe Counties. Quantity rights reserved. Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, April 28, 2012 5A ELECTION 2012 Four now in Rosenthal in House race council race By KEVIN WADLOW District 39, business interests in recent left or right, you cannot move From Daniels, 1A joins two-term incumbent Senior Staff Writer the race to years, he has stayed busy as a forward. You have to find a Ginger Snead, former city [email protected] fill the professional magician and way to compromise and do around and that “the growth employee C.J. Geotis and vacant volunteer historian. business.” of Marathon needs to be two-time council candidate Longtime Islamorada House seat “I’m concerned about Rosenthal ran for state rep- managed.” Larry Shaffer. restaurant owner and civic has drawn issues on the macro level and resentative in 1986. In the “We are going to need to Vice Mayor Dick activist Henry Rosenthal has Rosenthal, micro level,” Rosenthal said. Democratic primary, he won get a permanent city hall; we Ramsay has said he’s unde- joined the race to represent fellow “When the state slashes the Upper Keys precincts but can’t live in those trailers cided about seeking a third the Florida Keys in the state Democrat the education budget and finished behind Ron Saunders forever,” he said, referring to term, while Mayor Pete ROSENTHAL House. Ianthen finds out it made a big and Wilhelmina Harvey in the the numerous trailers com- Worthington has served “I’ve got the time to do it Whitney, and Republicans mistake, that’s not the right countywide vote. In a notable prising City Hall between three straight terms and is and the business expertise to Holly Merrill Raschein and approach,” he said. 1982 race for Monroe County 98th and 99th streets. term-limited out. get things done,” Rosenthal, Morgan McPherson. Rosenthal said his Keys Commission, he lost by one “There is some land the Voting is at large, mean- 71, said Friday. During his 46 years in the issues include a “priority” vote to Republican Alison city owns and needs to get ing the top three voter-get- He is running for the Keys, Rosenthal has owned focus on water-quality prob- Fahrer. developed. Affordable hous- ters are elected. District 120 seat as a and operated the Green lems and maintaining afford- Rosenthal was elected ing isn’t an issue now, but it The general election is Democrat. Turtle Inn and Cannery, the able property insurance rates. president of the Islamorada will be again. If the market Nov. 6. The official candi- With District 120 incum- Marker 88 restaurant and the “It’s time for a common- Chamber of Commerce for improves, the redevelop- date qualifying period is the bent Ron Saunders opting to Whale Harbor Restaurant sense revolution,” Rosenthal 10 consecutive years. ment of the mom-and-pop week of Aug. 7 if paying run for the state Senate in and Marina. Since selling his said. “If you go too far to the [hotels] is going to happen the $720 qualifying fee; the and that has to be managed deadline for candidates MARATHON properly,” Daniels said. choosing to get on the ballot Daniels is the fourth via the petition method is candidate to file for three July 10. Council lowers some marina rates open seats on the dais. He By RYAN McCARTHY Marathon Marina on March mitigate some of the fees.” make further reductions and [email protected] 29. That session was called Those are: still run a “first-class” marina. 21090 5th Ave. E. after the council raised rates in ● Establishing a dinghy- Back in January, the coun- Cudjoe Key Liveaboard Boot Key January. dockage coupon booklet for cil raised the daily dinghy- JUST Harbor residents spoke and City Manager Roger transient customers. The daily dockage rate from $13 to the city of Marathon listened Hernstadt told the council: rate decreases from $22 daily $22, and put in the 32-foot SOLD! Tuesday — as best it could. “They appreciated that you to $18, provided boaters pur- minimum on the hard dock. Diane LISTED & JUST The City Council approved took the time to come out and chase five nonrefundable Tuesday, harbor resident SOLD this home on Cudjoe three changes to rates and fees asked me to do what I could coupons for $90. They must Richard Bolton told the coun- Key for 98% List to Sale that came out of a public to address as many of these be used within 30 days. cil that Boot Key residents, price.If you are looking to get meeting city staff and council [concerns] as possible. We ● Eliminating the 32-foot while still unhappy with the the Highest value for your home then call Diane. She is members held at the City of came up with three ways to minimum footage for docked daily dinghy rate, are largely available 7 days a week for any questions about buying or vessels in the canal adjacent content with the reductions. selling your home. to the marina. “The harbor community is Input wanted ● Establishing a discount appreciative the council Diane Corliss, GRI of $15 off the summer season worked with us on this REALTOR® From Sanctuary, 1A Keys marine sanctuary for year-round customers. issue,” he said. (305) 849-0934 sessions will be held June 19 But Hernstadt told the Hernstadt told the council [email protected] National Wildlife Refuge in Marathon; June 20 in Key council he was clear with har- that “we should be able to get www.DianeCorliss.com and Great White Heron Largo; June 21 in Key West; 29967 Overseas Hwy. bor residents that the city can’t by for two to three years.” Big Pine Key, FL 33043 “Open 7 Days a Week!” National Wildlife Refuge. June 26 in Miami; and June Save-A-Turtle in Mara- 27 in Fort Myers. Written thon, Friends and Volunteers comments also may be sub- Memorial Service for of Refuges on Big Pine Key, mitted. Reef Relief in Key West and Members of the Keys Emily Liermann The Nature Conservancy Sanctuary Advisory Council Saturday, April 28 G 11:00 am cooperate on this week’s have started making the informational sessions: rounds of local groups and San Pablo Catholic Church ● 7 p.m. Tuesday on Big media outlets to outline the 550 122nd Street, Marathon Pine Key at St. Francis in the two-year regulatory review. Keys Episcopal Church on “We’re reaching out to all In lieu of flowers, donations can be Key Deer Boulevard. the major stakeholders — made in Emily’s name to the ● 7:30 p.m. May 7 in tourism, diving, fishing, sci- CB Schmitt Charitable Foundation, Marathon at the Turtle entists,” Morton said. 11050 O/S Hwy., Marathon, FL 33050 Hospital, mile marker 48 “Everybody realizes that the bayside. entire economy here is tied ● 6:30 p.m. May 10 in to the health of the marine Public Meetings Scheduled by and with the City of Marathon for May 2012 Key West at the Florida Keys environment in some way.” Please note that more than one Marathon City Council/Board/Committee member may participate in the meetings listed. Eco-Discovery Center at the For more on this story, go City Council City Manager Truman Waterfront. to www.KeysNet.com. Pete Worthington, Mayor Roger Hernstadt Dick Ramsay, Vice Mayor City Attorneys Are you Richard Keating , Councilmember Stearns Weaver Miller Mike Cinque, Councilmember Weissler Alhadeff registered yet? Ginger Snead, Councilmember & Sitterson, PA Fri. May 4 thru Sun. May 6 CITY OF MARATHON www.nicksheahan.com SUBJECT: DATE: TIME: LOCATION: Nearshore Waters Committee Meeting 05/03/12 6:00pm Marathon Fire Station, 8900 Overseas Hwy. NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING City Council Executive Session 05/08/12 4:30pm Marathon Government Center, 2798 Overseas Hwy. FLORIDA KEYS AQUEDUCT AUTHORITY City Council Meeting 05/08/12 5:30pm Marathon Government Center, 2798 Overseas Hwy. UNION NEGOTIATION SESSION Parks & Recreation Meeting 05/10/12 6:00pm Marathon Fire Station, 8900 Overseas Hwy. Monday, May 7th, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. To view the full City of Marathon calendar please visit our website: www.ci.marathon.fl.us FLORIDA KEYS AQUEDUCT AUTHORITY Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statutes, if a person decides to appeal any decision made by the City Council with respect to any matter considered 1100 Kennedy Drive at any meeting or workshop noted herein, he or she will need a record of the proceedings and for such purposes he or she may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made; which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. The City of Marathon 2nd Floor Conference Room complies with the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act. If you are a disabled person requiring special accommodations or assistance, please Key West, FL 33040 notify the City Clerk at (305) 289-5020 of such need at least 72 hours (3 days) in advance.4/25/12hp

The purpose of the Negotiation Session is to discuss issues rela- Published Keynoter 4/28/12 tive to collective bargaining and the negotiation of a revised con- tract for Communication Workers of America, Local 3177. For additional information contact Karen M. Rodriguez, Director of Human Resources, 1100 Kennedy Drive, Key West, FL 33040, 305-295-2210 or e-mail: [email protected] .

PUBLIC NOTICE The Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority’s Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) is available on line at www.fkaa.com or by request at FKAA’s main office at 1100 Kennedy Drive, Key West. For information regarding this report call Nancy Munoz at 295-2231.

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MARATHON MONROE COUNTY SCHOOLS Fire burns Big divide on board over tax hike the tax for two or four years. not to meet a 5 percent fund Andy Griffiths, the senior on Boot Key Martin pushes Referring to Jara’s pro- balance. I’m not seeing it board member who’s in his Keynoter Staff Johnson said it’s unclear how for referendum posed $6.9 million in cuts, where we’re cutting pro- fifth four-year term an up for the fire started since access including termination of 40 grams out of our schools.” re-election, handicapped the A group of state and to Boot Key is limited. in August teachers, Martin, a former Board member Robin chances of a referendum pass- local officials helped con- “We don’t know a whole Coral Shores High School Smith-Martin made clear he ing as “50-50” and said: “We tain a large trash fire on lot. It was obviously a trash By SEAN KINNEY principal, argued passionately doesn’t support a tax referen- should keep our options open.” Boot Key in Marathon late fire with some old construc- [email protected] in favor of asking voters to dum, but not because he does- “I think we’re taking a Thursday afternoon. tion material,” he said. open their wallets, citing the n’t think taxes shouldn’t be very dangerous step because Marathon Fire Rescue “By the time we got out Frustration over an aus- effect on employee morale and raised but because he lacks I think we’ll lose this vote crews and Monroe County there, it was mostly extin- tere Monroe County School operations at the school level. confidence in the district’s very strongly,” board Sheriff’s Office deputies guished or out.” District budget, particularly His position runs counter ability to manage money. Chairman John Dick said. He reached the island around The shack referred to in the toll on employees who to Jara’s talking point that the “I think school taxes should referenced a Jan. 31 referen- 4:50 p.m. aboard Florida Fish the report likely belonged to might be out of a job, boiled cuts constitute a “right-siz- be doubled,” he said. dum voters approved that and Wildlife Conservation what Johnson said is a siz- over Tuesday night during a ing” of the district. “Anybody who thinks their allows the district to transfer Commission boats to find a able homeless population contentious School Board “This thing about right school taxes are too high is a around $9 million from the 50-foot-by-50-foot fire. on the island. He said they meeting in Key West. sizing,” Martin said, “it’s not greedy bastard. People do want capital fund to the operations According to the were pitching in with the It happened during a dis- really what it sounds like it is. to support our schools but vot- fund the next four years. Sheriff’s Office, among the effort to contain the fire. cussion initiated by Upper Every principal I go to, ers do not have confidence in For more on this story, go debris was an empty semi- “There were people Keys board member Ron they’re wringing their hands our management ability.” to www.KeysNet.com. truck trailer and a nearby assisting with buckets and Martin exploring the feasibili- trying to figure out how “shack.” There was “heavy everything to help put out ty of an Aug. 14 countywide they’re going to make the MONROE COUNTY SCHOOLS black smoke billowing from the fire. They were trying to referendum asking voters to school run next year. the island.” do whatever they could to raise the schools property tax. “Hell, if we’d have right- Marathon Fire Chief John stop it,” he said. The current budget is $82.3 sized the checkbook years ago, million; for the 2012-13 fiscal we wouldn’t be in this prob- If tax OK’d, does year, Superintendent Jesus Jara lem. We’re talking about peo- projects $78 million in revenue ple again, we’re talking about and $83 million in expenses. programs and we’re talking union get money? The tax rate is 3.8235 per about schools and children.” By SEAN KINNEY dispute with unionized teach- $1,000 of assessed property Jara defended cutting the [email protected] ers in the Florida Keys. value, meaning a $1,147 40 positions, saying they Board Chairman John schools tax bill for the owner aren’t meant to increase the Among myriad issues Dick cautioned his col- of a $300,000 home. To raise low district reserve funds. raised when the Monroe leagues about unforeseen the rate higher, board mem- “The reductions in the County School Board dis- consequences on the “off bers must peg a specific classroom are ... really get- cussed a possible tax-hike chance” a referendum, if desired taxing level, then get ting into the right-sizing of referendum on Tuesday was scheduled, passes. approval from voters to levy the district in the schools. It’s the possible effect on a labor The United Teachers of Monroe, not satisfied by two rulings from the Florida Public Employees Relations Commission in favor of the First Wednesday and Friday School District, has appealed O the decisions to the First LIVER m is a 1 year old ale Black L Available at thab/Dane m ix. PUMPK Anim e Upp IN is a 3 ye al Shelter. 3 er Ke male D ars old 05-4 ys achs District Court of Appeal in of every month hun Ava 51-008 ilable a d mix. 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MARATHON $3 million bond for alleged sex abuser abuse of a tors to interview the girl, age Torna charged minor 15. with assault between 12 She reportedly said Torna and 18 old. had been sexually molesting on young girl Bond is $3 her since she was age 9 and million. that it happened “hundreds of Keynoter Staff Accord- times.” ing to the She also reportedly told A Marathon man wanted Monroe her mother about it but the TORNA since mid-April for allegedly County mother told her Torna would repeatedly sexually assault- Sheriff’s Office, the return to Cuba soon and she ing a young girl was caught Marathon High School stu- should just “stay away from and jailed on Wednesday. dent told school resource him,” the Sheriff’s Office Angel Parrado Torna, 55, officer Sgt. Glenn Test about said. The Sheriff’s Office is charged with six counts the alleged abuse in March. didn’t say how the girl and each of sexual abuse of a Test called the Major Crimes Torna know each other. child under 12 and sexual Unit, which sent investiga- MARATHON Tow companies must pay fee if it’s found to practice city’s plan to contact the It arises predatory towing. property owner, the estate of from tows at Councilwoman Ginger Gus Boulis, about renting Snead said she heard of an the lot for parking. Boulis private lot incident in which a Florida was murdered in Fort Keys Towing truck attempted Lauderdale in 2001. By RYAN McCARTHY to tow a car while it was run- “You said you’re looking [email protected] ning and the owner was into renting it and they said inside having lunch. Pruitt they never heard from you,” The Marathon City denied that and said his com- he said. Council approved a $100 pany is doing nothing illegal. He also said Fort registration fee Tuesday it “We backed up and asked Lauderdale-based property hopes will curb issues with the lady to leave [the Quay manager Flagler Real Estate towing from private property. authorized him to tow from Council members have the lot. said they continue to receive “I do not solicit. They said complaints about the issue, Council members they were tired of picking up in particular at the former have said they garbage over there and were Quay restaurant property at worried about liability. They mile marker 54. continue to were begging us to do it,” Florida Keys Towing receive complaints Pruitt said. “I called [estate owner Bill Pruitt received about towing. attorney Nick Mulick] and permission to remove cars told him who we got permis- from the private lot, adjacent sion from. They got together to a popular city-owned boat and said you can continue ramp. But some have com- property] and she gave him a towing there.” plained about the tows. [problem] and he went away In November, the council The $100 registration fee and didn’t try to tow her. We backed off approving a law doesn’t hold a lot of teeth. It are not bad people,” he said. that would require tow com- would basically allow the “She doesn’t need to be eat- panies to accept traveler’s city to remove a company’s ing lunch on private proper- checks, credit cards and right to tow from private ty where she shouldn’t be debit cards, in addition to property if it’s abusing the anyway.” cash, after two operators privilege, but there’s nothing “It was said in the very argued against the measure. in the ordinance, to be beginning that if you’re approved at a second public doing it right, this won’t hearing before being enact- affect much. In that case, do ed, that threatens to revoke a it right,” Snead said. SAVE 40% - 60% OFF EVERYTHING! NOTHING HELD BACK! company’s business license Pruitt also alluded to the ANTHONY’S WILL BE CLOSING THIS SUMMER AND FOR A GREATER PART OF THE FALL. DURING THIS TIME WE’LL BE SPRUCING UP THE STORES, ADDING A NEW COMPUTER SYSTEM AND MORE REGISTERS, AND DEVELOPING A GREAT NEW CUSTOMER REWARDS PROGRAM. WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO MAKING ANTHONY’S SHOPPING EXPERIENCE EVEN MORE ENJOYABLE. IN THE MEAN TIME WE HOPE YOU’LL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS GREAT INVENTORY LIQUIDATION SALE. NOTHING WILL BE HELD BACK, INCLUDING OUR LATEST SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS. EVERYTHING MUST GO! % 40 OFF ENTIRE STOCK NO EXCEPTIONS! ALL SALES FINAL

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POSTHUMOUS HONOR IN THE COURTS FDLE agent quits following plea felony grand theft and misde- ed Wednesday, is part of a “res- Southwest Florida, Weiner Weiner’s career meanor homestead-exemp- ignation and settlement agree- rented his Keys house while of 20 years tion fraud, Weiner agreed to ment” that says Weiner “agrees still claiming the homestead the negotiated plea, which that he will not file an appeal exemption from 2007-10. is now history allows him to keep his state with the state of Florida, Public Florida homeowners are law enforcement certification, Employees Relations Com- allowed one homestead Keynoter Staff at least for the short term. mission or to any other judicial, exemption, which allows for He still has to go in front of government or administrative a property-tax break on their Vince Weiner, a Keys- the FDLE’s Criminal Justice body or commission.” permanent residence. It can based Florida Department of Standards and Training Weiner, 47, was arrested be claimed only when the Law Enforcement agent, will Commission, which has the last Aug. 17. Here’s what pros- owner lives in the house. resign effective May 1 fol- authority to revoke his certifi- ecutors allege: Weiner bought Weiner has been with the lowing his no-contest plea on cation, making other law a Big Pine Key house in 2005, FDLE since 1993; before that Monday to petty theft. enforcement jobs impossible. then got assigned to Fort he was a Florida Highway Charged last year with Weiner’s resignation, sign- Myers in 2006. While living in Patrol trooper. Keynoter photo by RYAN McCARTHY Rita Irwin, the wife of Marathon author and historian Dan MONROE COUNTY SCHOOLS Gallagher, who died April 20, accepts a pair of awards on his behalf at Tuesday’s Marathon City Council meeting. She’s flanked by Councilman Dick Ramsay (left) and Jara sticks by plan for ACE, Keys Center Mayor Pete Worthington. The city recognized Gallagher as its historian emeritus, while the Pigeon Key alternative education director Despite pleas, The breakdown for the Monroe County Foundation dedicated its museum in his honor.Gallagher programs will School District, made several authored several books on Middle Keys history and is Monroe County School District leaders are looking suggestions for the combined largely responsible for collecting artifacts and cataloging be combined to save around $700,000 by combining the all-girls program, including school items in the Pigeon Key museum. Keys Center Academy with the mostly male Academic uniforms, a revamped sched- By SEAN KINNEY Connections for Excellence alternative school. ule and transitioning older [email protected] Superintendent Jesus Jara has argued that the dis- students into adult education NEWS BRIEFS trict can’t support paying more than $1 million to serve programs. Faced with passionate around 50 students. Here are some vital statistics He said the focus would arts and technology. criticism and poignant testi- regarding the two schools: be on eighth-, ninth- and Key Westers win ● “None of this would monials, Keys schools The Keys Center has 21 students while ACE has 36, 10th-graders who are falling Academic Challenge have been possible without Superintendent Jesus Jara including five girls. behind. “The idea is to get the incredible outpouring of resolved to keep boys and ● For the 2011-12 school year, it’s estimated to cost them on track immediately The Key West High support from this generous girls separate in an alterna- $1,145,486 to educate those 57 students. and not try to catch them up School Academic Challenge community,” coach Kerri tive education program that’s ● Jara pegged the per-student cost at around at the end.” team, after five years of McLean said. “What a bet- being drastically altered to $14,000. Students are referred to making it to the finalist ter way to say thank you help fill a budget gap. ● For the budget year starting July 1,Jara thinks he can ACE and the Keys Center for round, won top honors at a than winning the state Going into a Thursday reduce $700,000 from the alternative education budget a number of reasons, includ- statewide tournament last championships for those town-hall meeting at Key by combining staff and resources for the two facilities. ing being chronically truant weekend in Orlando. who supported and believed West High School, Jara had or disruptive; transitioning The Commissioner’s in our students.” planned to combine the all- back to school from sub- Academic Challenge, hosted The team had to hit the girls Keys Center Academy teer, told Jara. ACE is already located at stance abuse, mental health, by the state Department of streets fundraising to pay with the mostly male “What we have here is an May Sands on United Street or court-ordered facilities; Education since 1986, travel and entrance costs. Academic Connections for extremely successful program in Key West, while the Keys trouble transitioning from divides all Florida school dis- The team members, each Excellence under one roof at being merged with a horrible Center operates out of leased middle to high school; or in tricts into three tiers based on of whom received $500 col- the May Sands School, both one,” Pitts said, comparing space at Florida Keys lieu of expulsion. enrollment, then challenges lege scholarships, are Dylan in terms of facilities and ACE, in its second year of Community College on Teen pregnancy preven- students to answer questions Higbie, Gwen Pearson, Justin staffing, to save $700,000. operation, as “a loony bin.” Stock Island. tion is also a major focus at about language, arts, math, Poon, Jason Correa, Kelly Combined they cost $1.15 The parent of a Keys Jeff Arnott, adult and Keys Center. science, social studies, fine Rosch and Sherman Kaplitz. million to operate this year. Center graduate fought back Claudia Valladares, a sen- tears describing his daugh- IN THE COURTS ior at the Keys Center who ter’s battle with an eating dis- Are you lives independently, said order from age 13 on, along registered yet? without the school she would with problems like self-muti- Garcia gets Fri. May 4 thru Sun. May 6 never have transitioned from lation, depression and suici- her native Honduras into an dal tendencies. www.nicksheahan.com American education system. “If it wasn’t for Keys Ferro murder case “It’s a waste of money to Center Academy, I don’t explanation for his decision put this group of girls that are know what would’ve hap- Audlin recuses other than to write it’s based trying their best to succeed ... pened to her,” he said. himself but “upon consideration of cer- NEW PRACTICE with a group of boys that School Board member tain matters arising during have insults for the teachers. Robin Smith-Martin listened reason unclear trial of this case.” of Dr. Stewart Eidelson of This is not a school for me; carefully and advocated for Rupp said the case has South Palm Orthospine Institute it’s a family. What you want keeping the two sets of stu- By SEAN KINNEY been turned over to to do, it’s a big mistake.” dents separate, comparing [email protected] Plantation Key-based Judge is open “A fairly substantial num- the two programs to “Mars Luis Garcia. ber of kids are [at ACE] and Venus. I’m glad we were David Audlin, chief A native of Hollywood in 13365 Overseas Highway, Suite 102 because they’re criminals,” able to stop this train wreck judge of Monroe County Broward County, Ferro, 25, Marathon, FL 33050 Edward Pitts, a family thera- from being put into motion Circuit Court, on Tuesday is accused of stabbing to pist and Keys Center volun- and take a time out.” recused himself from the death Marquese Butler, 23, Dr. Eidelson is a Board Certified Spine murder case of Nicholas on Oct. 31, 2009, during the and Pain Management Specialist. Ferro, accused of stabbing a annual Fantasy Fest. Key West man to death in Ferro’s two-week trial in Visit him at www.ortho-spine.com 2009. March ended in a mistrial By appointment only. Audlin judicial assistant after the six-person jury Kathy Rupp confirmed the couldn’t reach a verdict (561) 742-5959 recusal, vaguely based on “a after nearly three days of potential or possible bias, deliberations. 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EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR possible among the property owners. In addition, $24 per month covers More work to do common plant operation costs. When the city recently learned the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority on early learning water discounts were being extended to wastewater, it created a potential Problems in the private sector $170,000 annual shortfall in our utili- mean state lawmakers must find ty budget. This discount was not con- templated or calculated in our many road to more accountability public rate workshops held on these issues. FKAA policies on water Will the for-profit world do a good job caring for charges and discounts remain the our kids? No one asks that question out loud, but you same, but the FKAA’s extension of its have to begin to wonder. discount is not related to wastewater This week, Gov. Rick Scott elected to punt, reject- and not part of the city of Marathon’s finance plan. ing compromise legislation that tightened regulations The repayment of loans and keep- and funding formulas for early-childhood education. Keynoter photo by LARRY KAHN ing repayment costs as low as possible Lawmakers, lobbyists, regulators and pre-kinder- is a delicate balance. To continue a garten care providers were divided over fixes needed This is one of Marathon’s sewage treatment plants, next to the subsidy to any select group, the city to Florida’s School Readiness Program. Guidance/Care Center around mile marker 49 oceanside. would have to spread the cost of sub- Driving the debate in Tallahassee earlier this year sidizing that group of people to all cit- was a critical 2011 report from the Florida Auditor Sewer discount not viable wide wastewater project. izens of Marathon. Every individual General’s Office, which cited a figure of $40 million Re: The letter to the editor regard- As early as July 2007, the city property owner would have to pay an in possibly fraudulent payments to private providers. ing discontinuing Florida Keys began holding well-advertised public additional $20 annually (commercial Lawmakers weighed in with legislation that would Aqueduct Authority discounts for hearings on initial designed construc- properties would incur multiples of have imposed more state control but, critics say, wastewater bills in Marathon: tion costs as well as the recurring $20) in order to make or replenish the In June 1999, the state mandated operating and maintenance costs. No $170,000. watered down standards for school readiness less than a dozen public hearings were While the city is not seeking to recover providers. that the Florida Keys, including Marathon, provide advanced waste- held on these issues. these past underpayments, we cannot Until recently, Florida earned widespread kudos for water treatment to all properties. To lessen the financial burden on extend the discount for the foreseeable the extent of taxpayer subsidies helping fund early- Facing that mandate with little to no property owners of $4,681 per equiva- future. The City Council revisits the utility learning initiatives. A study by the Rutgers Institute, promise of federal or state funding, lent dwelling unit, $11 of the capital budget annually and eventually, perhaps released this month, “found that Florida leads the U.S. the Marathon City Council had a recovery was added into the monthly after all the construction debt is paid off, in access to early learning with 76 percent of four- tremendous task to undertake the operations and maintenance billing for alternate arrangements can be considered. year-olds enrolled in a state-run pre-kindergarten pro- design, construction and operations, repayment of the infrastructure loans, Pete Worthington gram.” and finance the payments for the city- distributing the costs as equitably as Marathon mayor And the National Institute for Early Education Research, based in New Jersey, says Florida ranks first in the nation for providing 4-year-olds with access to CELEBRATING OUR PAST voluntary prekindergarten, but now has slipped to last among 39 states when it comes to adequate funding On April 21, the U.S. Postal Service honored 10 of per pupil. the nation’s most illustrious poets on 45-cent “Florida’s spending was just $2,422 per child for Forever stamps, including Pulitzer Prize winner the 2010-11 school year — much less than the nation- Elizabeth Bishop. Bishop lived at 624 White St. in al average of $4,141,” reports the Florida News Key West from 1938 through 1944. She won her Service’s Margie Menzel. Pulitzer in 1956 for the poetry collection ‘North & Critics of Florida’s approach, which is a mix of pro- South.’ Many of the included poems were written grams provided by public and private providers, fault during her time in Key West. Also honored with a the quality of care providers and lament what they stamp is Wallace Stevens, who penned the poem label the “warehousing” of children. ‘The Idea of Order at Key West.’ “The most disadvantaged children are locked into low-quality programs,” according to Steven Barnett, director of the National Institute for Early Education Research at Rutgers. “It’s just a waste of money. You won’t see any results.” With that kind of assessment, is it any wonder that Florida lawmakers keep reducing funds for early- learning initiatives, relying more and more on private charter schools and other private-sector solutions? Unfortunately, that repeats the cycle where families who can afford better care (or education) for their chil- dren will get it. Those who can’t? Well, let’s just say this headlong rush to privatize has consequences soci- ety has not yet fully experienced (or measured) in terms of long-term impact. The governor’s decision to veto the school readi- ness legislation is a good thing. It means early-learn- ing advocates have more time to work with lawmakers to improve programs and accountability measures.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Studios is a blessing The life of an artist is generally a solitary endeavor but there are moments of social sunshine. GUEST COLUMN Grants and awards are high among them and my experi- ence at the Studios of Key West was one of my greatest. The three weeks I spent there as an artist in residence was one of School-based management will fix district my most productive and it has led to an equally fruitful rela- tionship the Key West Literary Seminar. Arts organizations Fraud, nepotism, entitlement, poor mum, we structure, and we must have absolute as successful as the Studios are rare and it is would be a ter- planning, failed public communications, should estab- determination to hire exceptional talent rible loss to the Key West community if it were lost. lack of accountability and an operating lish a 5 percent to lead our schools and departments. Key West is about as different from New York City, budget that has shrunk by $20 million fund balance As we transition from the current where I grew up, and Helsinki, Finland, where I now live, as due to the collapse of Florida’s housing to protect the period of financial crisis to a sustainable I could imagine, but I feel the island is the host to some of market — we all know the story of district from operating environment, all non-teaching my best art buddies. My annual trip there is now one of my where the Monroe County School unforeseen lia- positions and compensation should be year’s most important cornerstone, better than Christmas. District’s been. The question is where do bilities and as a reviewed for reciprocating value and Please do whatever you can to keep the Studios of Key West we want to go and how do we get there. reserve for relevance to supporting district goals. a flourishing element of Key West. Its contribution to the island The district needs a plan. when — not if All non-teaching positions should be and the people who visit it is immeasurable. The Studios is one We cannot ask property owners to — we have our on six-month contracts with biannual of the reasons Key West is so unique and beautiful. invest more in our education system with- next hurricane. reviews. At the beginning of each con- Curt Richter out presenting a plan for how the addition- SMITH-MARTIN In addition, tract period, goals and expectations will Helsinki, Finland al money would be allocated. Business as the superin- be reviewed for each employee. If usual is a non-starter. We expect measura- tendent must provide the public with a employees exceed expectations, creat- Editor’s note: The Studios, 600 White St., might have to ble returns from our public investments, minimum three-year operating pro ing added value for the district, they close or move due to a rent increase set to kick in on July 1. with outcomes that clearly benefit our stu- forma — a projection of future funding should receive a bonus — yes, we need dents and local communities regardless of and expenses — based on reasonable to establish bonus pools for each school Earth Day memories state and federal mandates. assumptions. This vital information and department. The management and staff of Bahia Honda State Park would The path to restoring public confi- would allow local communities to delib- If an employee fails to meet expecta- like to thank all of the organizations that participated in our 17th dence begins with addressing the district’s erate in advance and take active roles in tions, a corrective plan must be submit- annual Earth Day celebration and helped make it a success. enduring weaknesses: Financial assur- the school planning, programming and ted and achieved within six months. If We would like to thank the Doerfels and Bobby D and the ance and management accountability. allocation process. an employee fails to achieve his or her No Slack Living Room Band for the wonderful music they Despite how well we do in the class- Given the School District’s financial corrective plan, it’s time to give some- provided. We would also like to thank the Big Pine Key Moose room — thank you, teachers — the dis- crisis, there are no sacred cows. Shared one else a shot at the job. for serving up a great lunch and the Coral Reef Park Co. for trict’s unforeseen financial liabilities sacrifice will affect every program. But in No more special treatment, special sponsoring ribbons and prizes for our sand sculpture contest. seem endless. From class-size require- the future, program prioritization should be contracts. Everyone should have the Monay Markey ments and legal bills to contract snafus made at the community and school level. same health insurance package. No more Bahia Honda State Park and Marathon money pits, it would Achieving this community-based insiders and outsiders. We must level the seem the district is hell-bent on insol- model requires a fundamental rethink- playing field, hold each other account- vency. Thank God we haven’t had a hur- ing of the district’s organizational struc- able and work together as a community ricane during these recent trials and ture, shifting from a centralized plan- to put the School District back on the tribulations. ning approach to individual communi- road to achieving our vision: A world- Wayne Markham ...... Publisher The district must move beyond fire- ty/school-based management in which class district graduating responsible, Larry Kahn ...... Editor fighting and reactive decision making, put each school operates as its own entre- well-informed global citizens who are Melanie Elder ...... Marketing Director its finances on solid footing, and bring preneurial enterprise supported by the college and/or career ready. Kathie Bryan ...... Financial Director local communities into the allocation local community, with the tools and Money alone will not pull the district Todd Swift ...... Production Manager process — school-based management. flexibility to compete with charter out of the ditch. It’s going to take whole- We need to take control of our finan- schools on a level playing field. sale realignment and a plan of action. Carter Townshend ...... Circulation Manager cial future and solidify our current posi- Before we can shift these enormous PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY tion. Without financial stability, we are responsibilities to our individual Robin-Smith Martin was elected to unable to plan for the future and pull the schools, we must re-align job descrip- the Monroe County School Board in Contents copyright 2012 Keynoter Publishing Co. district out of the ditch. At bare mini- tions to support the new management District 1 in 2010.

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Here’s an well- edge-based skill groups are 119 Fairwich Ct. $699,000 $626,500 217 Realty World - Freewheeler/Lisa Frins Realty World - Freewheeler/Claudette Mell exercise that can help focus defined list of what you’ve interrelated to some degree. 0 Lignumvitae Dr. $35,000 $20,000 189 Realty World - Freewheeler/Steve Conley Realty World - Freewheeler/Steve Conley your search. done. It may even sound a lot Taking these three seeming- 614 Island Dr. $1,295,000 $1,000,000 78 Ocean Sotheby's/K. Bagnell Thaler, J. 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Sports & Outdoors Keys Life Community ● Lifestyle Florida Keys Keynoter Arts & Entertainment WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,APRIL 28, 2012 CLASSIFIEDS INSIDE 8B B CORAL SHORES BASEBALL Sabres end Canes’ season broke open a closely contest- Hurricanes ed game at Founders Park in fall 5-2 in Islamorada. Coral Shores answered semifinals with a solo run in the top of the seventh. Juan Casanova By KEVIN WADLOW cracked a one-out double to Senior Staff Writer the centerfield fence and [email protected] came home on Erick Enriquez’s RBI double. The Coral Shores High rally ended there on a pair of School’s lineup got the hits ground outs. but struggled to score in a 5- Hard-throwing senior 2 season-ending loss to St. Brandon Joyce went the dis- Brendan in the District 16- tance on the mound for the 4A baseball semifinals Canes, limiting the Sabres to Tuesday. eight hits and four walks. But “Our guys never gave the Sabres took advantage of up,” said Canes coach Joe their opportunities. Joyce. “They battled and “In previous games fully believed they could win against St. Brendan, we did- it until the last out of the last n’t hit well,” Joe Joyce said. inning.” “This time we managed to The Hurricanes finish the outhit them, but their hits spring campaign with a 14- were more timely. They got 11-1 record. some legitimate hits late in Seven of the losses came the game with guys in scor- within the powerhouse dis- ing position.” trict, which includes former Coral Shores slapped 10 state champs Key West High hits, including right fielder and Gulliver Prep, along with Jordan Izaguirre’s 3-for-3 district leader St. Brendan. game. Enriquez and St. Brendan’s Sabres (18- Casanova each doubled and Keynoter photo by KEVIN WADLOW 6) used a pair of RBI doubles singled. Kalen Carter singled in the bottom of the sixth Coral Shores shortstop Erick Enriquez slides safely into third base after his seventh-inning double in Tuesday’s District 16-4A semifinal game at Founders Park in Islamorada. St. Brendan won the 5-2 game to end the Hurricane season. inning to score three runs that ● See Canes, 2B

ISLAND CHRISTIAN SOFTBALL KEY WEST BASEBALL Conchs’ season one to forget Diamond squad finishes 9-14

By DICK WAGNER Keynoter Contributor

The Key West High baseball team saved its best Keynoter photo by KEVIN WADLOW for last — but it still wasn’t Island Christian outfielder Kirstin Tangen goes into a slide at enough, and now the team home to score on a wild pitch in Tuesday’s Region 4-2A and coach Miguel playoff game in Islamorada.The Eagles ended their season in Menendez are left to con- a 12-9 decision to Westwood Christian. template the program’s first losing season in 41 years. Hardly resembling the Off-season starts team that bumbled its way through most of the regular for Lady Eagles season, the Conchs were outstanding in the field and By KEVIN WADLOW baseman Jasmine Theodosiou got a sterling pitching per- Senior Staff Writer in the first inning Tuesday, formance in Tuesday’s 1-0, [email protected] then capitalized on a series of eight-inning loss to Westwood Christian walks. Gulliver Prep in a District Keynoter photo by KEVIN WADLOW An Island Christian School “We were able to draw a 16-4A semifinal game at Conch pitcher Chris Garcia struck out 11 and allowed only five hits, but even that lot of walks and had some softball season that ended in Founders Park in wasn’t enough for Key West to advance in the postseason. the state Class 2A regional good hits,” Loy said. Islamorada. playoffs Tuesday signals a “Everybody thought we could The defeat ended the doesn’t compare to my dis- Darren Miller throwing out said, “It was one of the best bright future for the Lady pull it out in the bottom of the season short of the state appointment. I have to do a two runners trying to steal. performances I have seen as Eagle program, head coach seventh inning but it didn’t playoffs, and the team came better job. There was pitcher Chris a player and as a coach for Katie Loy said. work out.” home with a 9-14 record. “I will also say,” he went Garcia picking a runner off this program.” Of Peleaz, “This was a great season,” The Eagles (8-10 but The only other losing sea- on, “that my coaching staff first base. he said, “He was tough all Loy said after District 16-2A unbeaten in district) got a sons were in 1968 and and I worked our tails off Garcia, a junior right- the time, but when guys got champion Eagles lost a 12-9 complete game from sopho- 1971, according to former all year and at the end of the hander throwing the game on base he took it to anoth- decision to Westwood more pitcher Amanda Ihrig. athletic director Judd Wise. year you could see the dif- of his career, allowed five er level.” Christian at Founders Park in “We rode Amanda’s arm all That won’t sit well with ference with this team. hits and struck out 11. But The Conchs twice had Islamorada. season,” Loy said. “She’s a work- many fans, who like to [Tuesday’s] game was a his counterpart, ace left- runners in scoring position. The Eagle lineup in the horse who never complains.” boast of 11 state champi- good example of that. This hander Ivan Peleaz, was a In the fourth, Miller singled state playoffs did not include The Lady Eagles’ district onships (none since 2005) program is in good hands shade better. and stole second base, but any seniors, Loy noted. championship apparently is — and Menendez knows it. and is on the cusp of being Peleaz hurled a four-hit then Garcia, Hugo Valdez “This was a really young the first softball crown since “I agree it is totally very special soon.” shutout, allowing five hits and Tommy Ruffennach team that gained a lot of the state switched to fastpitch. unacceptable.” Menendez, Against Gulliver, the and striking out 13. In 12 struck out. ground this spring,” Loy said. Besides Ihrig, other Eagles who is 108-82 in seven sea- Conchs were almost flaw- innings against the Conchs In the sixth, Michael “Everybody is super excited eligible to return include sons, said Wednesday. less on defense — there this season (the teams split Abreu led off with a double about the next few years.” catcher Ileana Garcia, short- “People have to understand was right fielder Matt two regular-season games), but Miller and Garcia The Lady Eagles got a stop Kaylyn Wyatt and first that as upset and disap- Chelekis making a diving he had 19 strikeouts. two-run double from second baseman Amanda Scott. pointed as [the fans] are, it catch. There was catcher Of Garcia, Menendez ● See Conchs, 2B 2B Saturday, April 28, 2012 KeysNet.com Keynoter

MARATHON BASEBALL KEY WEST TRACK Dolphins finish Last standing: season at 15-12 Georges, Cowpland 200 in a school-record 21.48 medal. “I’m hoping for 114 The Patriots slider was really nasty,” Leal of six similarly sized South Conch pair seconds, and third in the 400. [feet] in the discus,” she said. said. “But the other kid was Florida high schools, includ- eyeing medals He also won the 100 and Cowpland will be seeded toss a no-no the real deal.” ing Keys rival Coral Shores. triple jump at that event. 12th in the discus and 15th in Florida Christian scored in The Dolphins defeated the at state meet A Key West native whose the shot put. “I think she can at Marathon the first inning when their regular season champion parents were born in Haiti, get a medal and also break the leadoff hitter reached on a sin- Hurricanes in the semifinals By DICK WAGNER By RYAN McCARTHY Georges was 8 years old school record (113-9) in the gle, stole second base and was before losing to Miami Keynoter Contributor when he discovered a love for discus,” said coach Rick [email protected] knocked in on a double. Country Day. running. “I would race my Ridenour. Cowpland threw The score remained 1-0 Leal fielded a young team The spring sports season at god-sister house to house on her personal best (112-4) to Not even a four-hit, six- until the fifth inning, when a against stiff District 16 compe- Key West High School is Fourth Street,” he said. “It finish third at the recent strikeout gem from Marathon Patriot hitter singled to right tition like the Patriots and down to two athletes — sen- took a while, but I got her.” regionals. She was throwing High School starter Yoniel field and reached second on Westminster Christian. iors Clive Georges and Georges, who is 6-foot-1, 116 in practice this week — Esquirol was enough to outdo an error. He was sacrificed Marathon graduates just three Lindsay Cowpland — and almost as tall as Cowpland, winners in the event usually Florida Christian School lefty over to third and scored on a seniors in Joey Gonzalez, Drew there they were Thursday also starred in football and surpass 120 feet. John Molkentin Tuesday. base hit to make it 2-0. Thornbrugh and P.J. Palmer. afternoon, behind the school basketball during his Conch In the shot put, her record The Patriots senior, headed Esquirol allowed a solo home Leal said the Dolphins ready for practice. career, and has a scholarship is 35-5, but the top girls throw to the University of Miami in run in the bottom of the sixth that obtained most every goal it set The pair will compete in to play football at the beyond 40 feet. the fall, no-hit the Dolphins en made it 3-0, but the Dolphins for the season. today’s Class 2A state track University of Arizona. Assistant coach Dave route to a 3-0 opening round weren’t able to get started offen- “We wanted at least 15 meet at the University of Cowpland played varsity bas- Perkins said Georges — who District 16-2A win, ending sively against Molkentin. wins; got to the conference North Florida in Jacksonville ketball and was a middle was on medal-winning relay Marathon’s season. Marathon finished the sea- finals; we upset Coral Shores, — Georges in the triple jump blocker on the volleyball teams at the state meet as a Marathon coach Luis Leal son with a 15-12 record and which was huge,” he said. and the 100-, 200- and 400- team. freshman, sophomore and said Esquirol was dominant in reached the April 17 champi- “We started off hot and did a meter dashes, Cowpland in “She’s got me in volley- junior — can win any of the his own right, keeping hitters onship game of the South lot of things we didn’t know the discus and shot put. ball and I’ve got her in basket- three running events. “He’s off balance over six innings. Florida Baseball Conference. we could. We’d like to go to They are good friends. ball — in track, we’re even,” right there with the best times He walked just one batter. It was their inaugural confer- the state playoffs but consid- “She loves me,” Georges he said, and the affable and he’s raced most of these “He did great the whole ence season. ering teams in our district said, his smile above a patch Cowpland didn’t argue. kids already,” he said. game. He threw hard and his The conference is made up we’re happy with the year.” of chin hair as dazzling as his While Georges will aim The key for Georges, ear studs. for first-place finishes today Perkins said, is to be confi- Asked if he expects to win — he is seeded second in the dent and relaxed. “Runners some gold medals, he said, “I’m 100, third in the 200 and 400, tense up at the state meet and KEY WEST SOFTBALL hoping to in the 200 and 400.” and seventh in the triple jump their times are not as fast as At the April 18 regional – Cowpland’s goal is to finish they were at regionals,” he Lady Conchs fall in the regional meet, he was second in the in the top eight and get a said. Team finishes 16-4A, finished 10-15. down in order in the seventh, The Conchs appeared Key West had a chance in the ISLAND CHRISTIAN BASEBALL with 10-15 mark close to victory when they eighth but stranded Kendall took a 2-1 lead in the sixth. Galvan, who had stolen third on the season Raquel Schoneck tripled in after doubling with two out. her sister Lauren, who had Quad then set down Ransom Eagles make it to regional By DICK WAGNER singled, and then scored her- in order in the bottom of the ing at press time. pitch count to protect his Keynoter Contributor self on a single by Devin eighth. Carter gets Winner of District 16-2A shoulder. Matt Cavanagh also Osterhoudt. The bases were The game eventually came pitching start gets to host a Thursday is available to pitch in the title The Key West High loaded later in the inning, but down to a play at home plate. regional game; the loser trav- game. School softball team went to two strikeouts prevented a Ransom put together three at Patriots els to face the District 15 win- The Eagles split two extra innings in an attempt to bigger rally. hits in the last of the ninth, the Keynoter Staff ner. games with Colonial in the go further in the state play- Ransom, which had last of which came with two “We’re excited to have the regular season. offs, but its bid was denied by scored its first run in the first outs and scored the winning A district semifinal win chance to play in the region- Island Christian advanced host Ransom Everglades, on a throwing error, used two run. Tuesday puts Island Christian al,” ICS head coach Bruce after beating Redland which edged the Conchs, 3-2, singles and a hit batter to tie Afterward, coach Steve School’s Eagles in the open- Davis said before leaving Christian Academy, 7-2, in in Tuesday night’s 4A region- the game in its sixth against Wells, who is 45-50 in four ing round of the state Region Friday. the 16-2A semifinal Tuesday. al quarterfinal game in Rachel Quad, who closed her seasons — the team has lost 4-2A baseball tournament Eagle coaches planned for Dylan Ayres, an ICS veteran Miami. pitching career with a typical four consecutive times in the this week. Kadian Carter to make his but a new addition to the Ransom, the District 15- gritty performance — she first round of the playoffs — On Friday, the Eagles (7- first pitching start of the sea- pitching rotation this spring, 4A champion, scored a run in went the route, striking out looked to the future. “We’re 7) headed for the District 16- son against Colonial. Carter threw a four-hitter to stop the bottom of the ninth to end four, walking none and allow- definitely getting better,” he 2A title game at Colonial threw regularly in relief dur- Redland. Ayres struck out the Conchs’ season. Key ing 10 hits. said. “It was a good building Christian to face the host ing the regular season but seven Falcons while allowing West, which was second in After both teams went year for the program.” Patriots. Results were pend- coaches wanted to limit his just one earned run. L.A.Times crossword puzzle “Amazing”“AMAZING!” - Solution - Solution in the in the May classifieds 2 Keynoter ‘No excuses’ ACROSS 59 Have a drink film set in with 71 “If only!” 1 Colorful talker 62 Blowup source, Brushwood Gulch 15 Disappearing word 72 __ Minh City From Conchs, 1B Marin and an intentional 6 Hair net briefly 111 They take things in 16 Declare 73 Hydrox rivals, once walk, the Raiders had run- 11 Thai currency 63 Shield border, in stride 17 Tabula __ 75 Driver’s license, struck out, and Valdez ners at first and second with 15 Legal opening? heraldry 114 Go downhill, in a way 18 Tiger, e.g., briefly often grounded out. two outs. Miller then let a 19 Prominent period 65 Germany, to Meg 117 Basically 24 Something to be 77 Fries and slaw pitch get away for a passed 20 New Mexico county Ryan: Abbr. 118 ’30s show tune that proud of 78 Prefix with meter Asked if he had considered whose seat is 66 Conference clip-on became a 1960 Dion 26 Fails to prevail 79 Computer accessory having Miller bunt Abreu to ball, allowing the runners to Alamogordo 67 Defended and the Belmonts hit 29 Troubles 81 Like some humor third, Menendez said, “Yes, I advance. Eric Neitzel then 21 Buck chaser? 69 Nailed down 120 Fictitious 31 Bad gut feeling 82 Spoils did, but I felt Miller had hit Garcia’s 2-2 pitch to left 22 Elliptical 71 “It’s my fervent wish!” 121 Time co-founder 33 When a memorable 84 Sculptors’ subjects already hit two balls really for a single that won the 23 Steal 74 French monarchs 122 Board movie gunfight occurs 88 Get close to hard and was on him real game. 25 Shows no restraint 76 Dr. visit 123 Topple 35 Aired, as a TV show 91 One may get good, so I let him swing. I “Not sure why it took so 27 Hit sign 77 “Cheers”bartender 124 1944 Normandy 36 Harden congested went with my gut and it might long, but the team that 28 Work out an 80 Last book in battle site 37 Ran smoothly 93 “Go ahead!” showed up Tuesday was the agreement Robertson Davies’ 125 Unwanted messages 38 Dwindle 95 Former children’s have cost us the game.” 29 Wouk work, with “The” “Deptford Trilogy” 126 Prevailing tendency 39 Break a promise clothing chain Gulliver, a 17-6 team rife team I expected all year,” 30 Honorary Muslim 83 Mexican man, say 127 Giving lip 41 Had a feeling 97 Chewable Asian with Division 1 signees, Menendez said. “There are title in old India 85 Summer treat 42 Benjamin of “Law & leaves finally broke through in the no excuses for this program 32 Fed. auditing agency 86 Whim DOWN Order” 98 Clinched bottom of the eighth. to only win nine games in a 34 Crib sheet users 87 Rock and Roll Hall 1 Cat calls 43 Walled Spanish city 100 Reindeer name After a double by Adrian season.” 35 2000 Sean Penn of Famer David 2 On __ with 44 Easing of govt. 101 Baylor University site film, with “The” 89 Had too much 3 Empire-building restrictions 103 “Rock Around the 40 Spoils 90 Sole protectors activity 48 IV amts. Clock”label 45 WWII Italian 92 Said three times, a 4“Eew!”kin 51 Spray 106 Mental faculties beachhead story shortener 5 A-list 52 Extend one’s visit 107 Gray area?: Abbr. 46 Waterfront org. 94 Sudden death cause 6 Cook for three 54 Confess 108 Whoop it up Canes end 14-11-1 47 It’s gone in less 95 Last word in minutes, say 55 How rebukes are 109 Munch Museum city than a flash: Abbr. doughnuts 7 Abbr. on many a can administered 110 Appear to be From Canes, 1B grounder and scored when 49 Go for an ace, maybe 96 Self-important 8 Eye, in Versailles 58 Schlepped 112 Nice bean? Izaguirre singled. 50 Corporate honcho boss, facetiously 9 Maker of Taco Kits 60 Sadat’s predecessor 113 Online __ print twice and scored once. Josh Enriquez at shortstop had 51 King in “The Tempest” 99 Sage advice 10 “How stupid of me!” 61 “__ man who was- 115 Guy dolls Sands added a single. solid game for the Canes and 53 Bilko and Klinger, 102 Aid factor 11 Indonesian island n’t there ...” 116 Fedora-wearing The Canes stranded five the Coral Shores outfield ran e.g.: Abbr. 104 Sun Valley loc. on its own sea 64 Bath scrubber adventurer, familiarly runners in the final three down several tough shots. 56 “The Namesake” 105 Parts of some area 12 Isn’t for couples? 67 Anger 118 Driver’s lic. stat director Mira calculations 13 Show off 68 Rather rival 119 FDR program innings, and saw a potential David Bogue worked well 57 Busy, design-wise 106 Laurel and Hardy 14 Have an easy catch 70 Othello’s lieutenant rally erased by a St. Brendan behind the plate. double play, the only one of “Defensively, we were the game. right in it and the pitching St. Brendan broke on top was pretty good,” Joyce said. with two runs in the third, “Overall, the coaches were coming off two walks and happy with the performance two hits. The odd stanza also against a good team.” included a run scored on a Both Florida Keys teams balk, and pop fly that Coral in the district tournament Shores coaches contended were eliminated in Tuesday’s should have been called as semifinal round. Key West an infield-fly out. High School battled Gulliver Carter opened the Cane Prep through a scoreless fourth with a single, game before falling in the advanced on a Sands first extra inning, 1-0. solution Crossword the April 25 puzzle. Solution to Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, April 28, 2012 3B

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Taylor Shilling and Zac Ephron star in ‘The Lucky One.’ Luck has nothing to do with it Pretty face, Keys and his Film sanity. tired story, Logan has no idea not much else who she is or where “The Lucky One,” Rated she lives, PG-13, 101 min., now play- but after an ing nationwide internet search While the men whose (based on a significant others drag them Craig Wanous partial to see “The Lucky One” view of a may not enjoy Nicholas lighthouse in the photo), he Sparks’ latest film-based- quickly finds the town on-one-of-his-books, the where she lives. (Isn’t the Photo by ETHAN MILLER/ GETTY IMAGES ladies with them more than Internet amazing?) Rascal Flatts and Lionel Richie at an April taping in Las Vegas. likely will. The woman who saved Filled with plot holes him lives in a small town in and too many Hollywood coastal Louisiana. He just cliches to count, most crit- has to meet her, but some- 17th Songwriters Festival ics trashed the movie, giv- how planes, trains, and ing it a 21 percent (out of automobiles are not his pre- 100) rating on Rotten ferred method of travel. So Tomatoes. he decides the best option is invades Key West May 2 to 6 But more importantly to to walk. To Louisiana. From More than 100 and songwriters are along with Dallas Songwriters Festival bills studio executives, the view- Colorado. With his dog. expected to attend what Davidson, 2012 Academy itself as the largest festi- er rating on Rotten We’ve all seen movies artists and 30 will be the 17th year for of Country Music val of its kind in the Tomatoes is a respectable like this and pretty much this festival, which was Songwriter of the Year world. 77 percent and the film know what’s coming. We shows on tap the brainchild of Charlie winner; Matraca Berg, co- And, with the backing opened with the second know that the heroine will Bauer, who founded the writer of Kenny of BMI, the gathering of “I can take the rain on highest gross of the week. be a plucky single mom festival with Nashville Chesney’s chart-topping musicians and music the roof of this empty house So someone out there likes with a cute kid (“Jerry songwriter and musician duet “You and Tequila”; lovers has become a That don’t bother me . . ” the movie.... and it’s more Maguire”), there will be Drew Reid. rockabilly legend Billy favorite among locals and than likely not the men. conflict with the locals L’Attitudes Staff In addition to Steele, Burnette, a former visitors alike. The film is about a (“Rambo”) and there’ll be a festival goers will hear Fleetwood Mac band With free concerts and young Marine named wise old person to offer from the likes of Rascal member; Jeff Hanna, more than 30 shows on Logan Thibault, played by Those lyrics from tap, it’s easy to see why sage advice at the appropri- “What Hurts the Most,” Flatts, the country band founding member of the heart-throb Zac Efron, who ate times (“A Walk in the that snagged a coveted iconic Nitty Gritty Dirt Bauer’s love of music has has survived three tours in written by singer-song- morphed into such a suc- Clouds”). Oh, and the hero writer Jeffrey Steele, may Grammy award nomina- Band; Bob DiPiero, Iraq, protected, he believes, will unwisely keep a secret tion this year for “Bless whose hits include cessful event. Bauer, by the photo of a young seem a fitting way to event director, credits that may destroy any introduce this year’s Key the Broken Road.” McGraw’s “Southern woman that he found and Reid with the initial idea. chance for happiness the West Songwriters That came in the all- Voice”; Luke Laird, co- carried with him. When he “After Drew brought two lead characters might Festival. genre song of the year writer of “So Small” and finally gets back to the the concept to me, BMI, have (“Random Hearts”). Only, we’re hoping the nominations, a tough “Last Name” for Carrie U.S., he moves in with his Will that happen? Will the competition, especially Underwood; and Chuck ASCAP and SESAC rains stay away (especial- began bringing the writers sister in Colorado, whose young lovers be forever ly the frog stranglers for musicians with coun- Cannon, who co-wrote family struggles to deal torn apart by the horrible try roots. “How Do You Like Me down,” Bauer said in a experienced this past L’Attitudes interview. with his Post Traumatic secret? Hey, it’s a Nicholas weekend) for what is Tim McGraw, who Now?” with Toby Keith. Stress Disorder. He eventu- Sparks movie.... what do wrote the hit “The And every year the event shaping up to be a huge has grown. ally decides to find the you think? song fest stretching over Cowboy in Me,” is also 17th year woman in the picture and five days May 2-6. on the Key West Now celebrating its G thank her for saving him See Lucky, 4B More than 100 singers Songwriters invite list, 17th year, the Key West G See Showcase, 4B

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TOURNAMENT Deadline for registration is May 4th (305) 289-0199 MAY 3 THURSDAY G Calcutta® Weigh-in & @ Big Time Bait & Tackle by MAY 5 SATURDAY G Registration for Calcutta® Pre-fish Tournament @ 6 p.m. (no lines out) * Scales open from 3 p.m. till 6 p.m. G 1st day of Fishing. Lines in @ 8 a.m. ; out @ 3:30 p.m. Big Time Bait & Tackle G Late Registration and sign-in @ Big Time Bait & G Weigh-in @ Big Time B&T Scales open from 3 p.m. till 6 p.m. G Final Registration & Calcutta® kick off party @ Tackle till 6:00 p.m. Sparky’s Landing 7pm G Tournament rules/gift bags to be picked up @ MAY 6 SUNDAY Big Time B&T G Final day of Fishing. Lines in @ 8 a.m. ; out @ 3:30 p.m. MAY 4 FRIDAY G Mandatory *Individual Captain’s Meetings and final G Weigh-in @ Big Time B&T Scales open from 3 p.m. till 6 p.m. G Pre-fish Calcutta® Tournament. Lines in @ 8:00 a.m. registration @ Big Time B&T 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. G Award’s Banquet : 7:00 p.m. Must be registered by April 28th to be eligible, fish do not count G Calcutta® Pre-fish tournament awards @ towards bull & cow tournament Sparky’s Landing 7:00 p.m. Visit bullandcowtournament.com for a list of prizes 4B Saturday, April 28, 2012 KeysNet.com Keynoter

Many performances are free KEY WEST SONGWRITERS FESTIVAL From Showcase, 3B The lineup of songwriters and musicians Most shows feature a for the 2012 festival approaches 100 artists. rotating group of Here’s the current list (recognizing some writer/performers and last-minute changes are always possible): many have no admission charge. Venues include The Jeffrey Steele Band, the Headliners (with popular Key West bars, Al Anderson, Shawn Camp, Pat McLaughlin, restaurants, resort beaches Michael Rhodes and Greg Morrow), Dan Adams, and poolsides, an arts Arlis Albritton, Dean Alexander, Jessi Alexander, complex and the Fury Clayton Anderson, Cynthia Anderson, Kelly Catamaran during musical Archer, Sherrie Austin, Joe Bachman, Rob Baird, sunset cruises. Cary Barlowe, Phil Barton, Ryan Beaver, Matraca On Saturday, May 5, a Berg, Jonathan Birchfield, Brinn Black, Jeff free show starring Black, Blue Mother Tupelo, Steve Bogard, singer/songwriter Steele and Brothers Osborne, Richie Brown, Jay Brunswick, his band is scheduled to Johnny Bulford, Clint Bullard, Billy Burnette, perform starting at 7 p.m. in Brent Burns, Brian Callihan, Chuck Cannon, the 200 block of Key West’s Blake Chaffin, Maggie Chapman, Cliff Cody, Duval Street. Steele, a festi- Phillip Coleman, Dianna Corcoran, Jalan val veteran, has penned hits Crossland, Corey Crowder, Ben Danaher, Mary including “What Hurts the Danna, Dallas Davidson, Sarah Davidson, Brian Most” for Rascal Flatts and Davis, Kristin Diable. “The Cowboy in Me” for Tim McGraw. Russell Dickerson, Bob DiPiero, Dillon Dixon, Other anticipated festi- Joshua Dorr, Andrew Duhon, Lindsay Ell, Scotty val highlights include Emerick, Amanda Flynn, Blue Foley, Damon group shows Thursday Fowler, Marti Frederiksen, Greg Friia, John and Friday nights at the Frinzi, Chris Gantry, Ashley Gearing, Granville San Carlos Institute, 516 Automatic, Catt Gravittk, Blake Gray, Angela Duval St., and at Tropic Hacker, Jeff Hanna, Kree Harrison, Rob Hatch, Cinema, 416 Eaton St. Walker Hayes, Chris Hennessee, Jared Michael For more information, Hobgood, Elisha Hoffman, Rebecca Lynn visit www.keywestsong Howard, Jedd Hughes, Sydney Hutchko, Megan writersfestival.com. James, Paul Jenkinds, Sarah Johns, Doug Country singing star Tim McGraw. Johnson, Ken Johnson, Brett Jones, Kimberly June, Morgan Karr, Robert Earl Keen, Luke Laird, Phillip Lammonds, Dylan LeBlanc, James LeBlanc, Jesse Lee, Hillary Lindsey, Howard Cinematography exquisite, plot not Livingston, Megan Linville, LoCash Cowboys, Misty Loggins, Lauren Lucas, Jon Mabe, James From Lucky, 3B obvious that one bridge in Ferguson exudes menace The ending depends on particular will somehow and the movie gets notice- an expected but totally Maddock, Martin McDaniel, Lori McKenna, figure prominently later in ably more interesting when unbelievable deus ex Phoenix Mendoza, Lance Miller, Morgan Mills, The screenplay was Dennis Morgan, Heather Morgan, adapted by Will Fetters the film. he appears. machina that even the idyl- and directed by Scott Little-known Taylor On the other hand, Efron lic final scene can’t make Schilling, in only her third seems to have attended the up for. But, hey, it leads to Kacey Musgraves, Morgan Myles, Danny Hicks, who previously Myrick, Nick Norman, Paul Overstreet, Anna brought us “Shine” and major film, plays Beth, the Keanu Reeves school of the finale that most of the romantic interest to Efron’s acting – he’s pretty to look audience came to see and Owens, Charlie Oxford, Kyle Park, Aaron Parker, “Snow Falling on Cedars.” Caryl Parker, Parmalee, Melissa Peirce, Patrice ridiculously handsome at but his character appears which led to that 77 percent Exquisitely photographed Pike, Bobby Pinson, Angeleena Presley, Suzi Logan, while Gwyneth to be carved out of a block viewer rating. by Alar Kivil, the sun-dap- Ragsdale, Will Rambeaux, Tony Ramey, Matt of wood. His stunning blue So men, here’s my pled scenes make the Paltrow’s mom, veteran Ramsey, Jon Randall, Gary Ray, Reckless Kelly, eyes and his teen idol looks advice: If she asks you to imaginary town of actress Blythe Danner, Chris Rehm, Chris Roberts, Jon Roniger, Liz are his only redeeming fac- go, grin and bear it and go Hamden, La., look like a plays Nana, the advice-dis- Rose, Susan Ruth, Kylie Sackley, Pete Sallis, see “The Lucky One” with place where we would all pensing grandmother. Both tors. But to the film’s target Aaron Scherz, Jason Sever, Emily Shackelton, her. Surely you can stand like to live. The many Schilling and Danner do an audience, when a hot James Slater, Joanna Smith, Roger Sovine, Even bridges are beautifully adequate job in their roles, young actor looks that an hour and forty-one Stevens, Shane Stevens, Matt Stillwell, Cole filmed as well and it’s but the most interesting good, any dramatic skills minutes of chick flick? 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Regal Cinemas Searstown, Key West, 294-0000 All shows that start before 4 p.m play only on weekends. • TOTAL NUDITY... • The 5-Year Engagement (R): 1:15, 4:15, 7:15 &10:00 p.m. Distinctive and • The Pirates! Band of Misfits 3D (PG): 1:35, and 7:45 p.m. • The Pirates! Band of Misfits (PG): 4:35, and 9:55 p.m. Tasteful • The Lucky One (PG-13): 1:20, 4:20, 7:20 and 9:45 p.m. • Florida’s Most • Think Like a Man (PG-13): 4:05, 7:05 and 9:50 p.m. Beautiful Women • The Three Stooges (PG): 1:25, 4:25, 7:25 and 9:40 p.m. • Private Table • The Hunger Games (PG-13): 1:00, 4:00, 7:00 & 10:00 p.m. Dances Available • Full Liquor and Tropic Cinema Food Served ’til 416 Eaton St., Key West, 295-9493 Close • Titanic 3D (PG-13): 1:30, 5:30, and 9:00 p.m. • Open ’til 4am • Thin Ice (R): 4:00, and 8:15 p.m. • Couples Welcome • Wanderlust (R): 1:45, and 6:15 p.m. • Jiro Dreams of Sushi (PG):2:15, 4:30, 6:45 and 8:45 p.m. • Salmon Fish in Yemen (PG-13): 2:00, 4:15, 6:30 & 8:45p.m. Keys Hottest Happy Hour 4-8 pm No Cover • 1/2 price Appetizers Marathon Community Cinema 2-4-1 Dances • 2-4-1 Drinks 5101 Overseas Highway, Marathon, 743-0288 Tuesday - Locals Night • Act of Valor (R): 2:00, 7:00 and 9:30 pm

Tavernier Towne Cinema Tavernier Mall,Tavernier, 853-7003 • The Lucky One(PG-13): 2:00, 4:35, and 7:25pm • The Cabin in the Woods (R): 2:10, 4:30 and 7:05pm • The Three Stooges (PG):2:10, 4:10 and 7:20pm • American Reunion (R): 1:50, 4:25, and 7:10pm • The Hunger Games (PG-13): 3:50, and 6:55pm Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, April 28, 2012 5B

MUSIC ART Stained glass artist embraces Keys flora and fauna Artists reception scheduled May 4 at Frangipani

The Frangipani Gallery in Key West will host an artist’s reception for stained glass artist Wendy Jekel on May 4. ‘Her love of nature and the Singer-songwriter Mike McAdam will play the Hog’s Breath April 30-May 6. sea is apparent in her work...’ ‘Let’s Go Fishin’ writer -Fran Decker Part of the Upper Duval Art Stroll, the gallery will showcase performs at Hog’s Breath Jekel’s work, which gravitates to images cially with the release of the mid-shift gig, 5:30 - 9:30 she’s captured since Jimmy Parrish, “Let’s Go Fishin’,” and con- pm. coming to the Keys as a Mike McAdam tinue to headline festivals, McAdam is one of diving enthusiast as well from Myrtle Beach to Nashville’s in-demand ses- as artist. onstage next Miami. sion guitarists and toured in Born in California, she ‘Grouper’ by stained glass artist Wendy Jekel The Trop-Rock genre has the ’90s with Radney Foster. and her husband raised a Jimmy Parrish grew up grown rapidly in recent At Silvertone Recording, family in San Luis in Florida. years, which in part explains owned by McAdam and Obispo. After her sons These days he and his why he performed 120 Jack Irwin, he has worked were grown, Jekel says band perform all over the shows last year, and this with Jeff Black, Jack she and her husband country, traveling to as many year will top out around Ingram, Sawyer Brown, decided “to go adventur- as 120 road shows over the 150. The band is made up of Flaco Jimenez and others on ing” and wound up in the course of the past year. a group of incredibly talent- indie album projects. Keys. Starting Monday, April ed musicians that have McAdam continues to “Her love of nature 30, he and his group can be earned a significant and produce and play guitar for and the sea is apparent found on stage at Key loyal following in the north- numerous artists, including in her work that includes West’s Hog’s Breath Saloon, east Florida area. Radney Foster. McAdam’s the flora and fauna of holding down the early Singer-songwriter Mike self-produced solo effort, A the Keys,” said Fran evening gig from 5:30-9:30 McAdam is no stranger to Million Miles, was complet- Decker, who is organiz- p.m. nightly through May 6. the Hog’s Breath stage or his ed at Silvertone. The album ing the show and recep- Parrish is part of the following of local fans that contains eleven songs, ten of tion. Trop-Rock genre. He formed help fill the club when he’s them originals, with vocal Jekel said she was first a band known as The Ocean playing, and this time performances that may sur- shown the Tiffany cop- Waves in 2000. By 2007, around he will be bringing prise those who have only per-foil method by her they released an original CD, his pal Eric Holt to town and heard McAdam’s guitar mom, who is also an “Let’s Go Fishin.” the duo will be performing work in the past. The songs artist and continues to The Hog’s Breath will as the Holt-McAdam Band, are insightful and the pro- work at the age of 82. also play host to singer- April 30 - May 6, playing duction is stellar. And adds that the copper songwriter Mick McAdam, foil method is “stronger who will bring along Eric and allows for more Holt and play as a duo April detail” than traditional 30-May 6. lead stain glass tech- Parrish will be at the niques. Hog’s Breath Saloon, 400 For more information, Front St., April 30 - May 6, call 296-0440 or visit from 5:30 - 9:30 p.m. www.frangipanigallery. ‘Moonlight Flamingos’ will be on exhibit at Frangipani A native Floridian, Parrish org. Gallery, 1102A Duval St. has been singing and playing for twenty-seven years and performing actively along the east coast since 1990. After forming The Ocean Waves Band in 2000, his goal was to entertain the Parrot Heads and audiences throughout the region with an island style tropical flavor. Parrish’s music has grown quite large in popu- larity over the years, espe- Trop-Rock’s Jimmy Parrish brings his band to Key West.

Five Star dining In a Relaxed Keys Atmosphere The Nick Sheahan Scholarship Fund For Graduating Seniors NEW MENU, EXCELLENT SPECIALS at Coral Shores High School FROM EXECUTIVE CHEF ANDREW TSANG RULES MEETING Cash Prizes for adults! Great Seafood with an "Oriental Twist," & COOKOUT Entry Fee $125 that the Island Grill is known for! th th after April 25 $150 The Ultimate Seafood Cakes: Crab, Lobster, Shrimp & Scallops! Friday, May 4 – 6-9pm, Asian Tenderloin: Slow cooked & served with an Asian sauce Tavernier Creek Marina Oriental Shrimp Spring Rolls: Served with Chef’s Special Sauce! Dinner at 6pm, Free to Anglers, Trophy and prizes Non-Anglers Welcome $20 for junior anglers! Make plans for the 8th Live Music Annual Charity Dolphin Entry Fee $25 Tournament • June 15 & 16 Cash, Gas and Other Prizes Silent Auction. after April 20th $35 to Benefit Baptist Children's Hospital Cancer Center Rules Meeting at 7pm VOTED BEST Register online at www. Keysislandgrill.com FLORIDA WATERFRONT RESTAURANT BY FLORIDA MAGAZINE COME Entertainment Nightly • www.keysislandgrill.com Info: Bernice Dionne at 393-2517, Marcia Panse BY BOAT! 305-664-8400 • MM 85.5 Oceanside At Snake Creek Bridge at 393-3733 or Tom Sheahan at 393-3709. Entry Forms at: www.nicksheahan.com 6B Saturday, April 28, 2012 KeysNet.com Keynoter Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, April 28, 2012 7B

GREAT PRIZES !!! A beautiful ENTERTAINMENT “SPIDER’ All Terrain Bike Donated by Joe Biondoletti of Key Largo Bike & •MUSIC with Adventures & will be raffled DJ DAVE off at this year’s •Dinner at 6PM NICK SHEAHAN DOLPHIN RODEO for Anglers Valued at $900. Raffle tickets are $5.00 each This All-Terrain Bike is used for riding on Sand, Dirt, Bumpy Non-anglers Roads and Trails. The All-Terrain bike will be given away at the Welcome $20 Kick off party on Friday, May 4, 2012. New bike can be seen at Key Largo Bike & Adventures, MM91.9 in Tavernier. NON-ANGLERS •Rules Meeting at ARE ALWAYS WELCOME NEW THIS YEAR!! 7:30PM SILENT to come and be part of the, R AFFLES, There is a $25,000 dollar CASH Prize for whoever IVE AUCTION AUCTION, L OFF OUT, & KICK- breaks the Florida State record, all IGFA Rules apply. MUSIC, COOK State record for largest dolphin is 81lbs., caught in party on Friday, May$2 04th,! 2007 off Lantana, Florida by Robert Vail. Entry Fees Tickets are only Also this year, a drawing for a $1,000 dollar CASH Prize Tickets are just $10.00 & winner Cash Prizes for Adults need not be present to win. Entry Fee $150 Drawing wil be the Night of the Kick-off! for Adults Autographed & Framed DAN MARINO MIAMI DOLPHINS JERSEY (value approx. $800) Trophy & Prizes for to be auctioned at the Kick-off party The Nick Sheahan Scholarship Fund Junior Anglers for Graduating Seniors at (12 & under) Coral Shores High School Entry Fee $35 SILENT AUCTION THIS YEAR’S ITEMS INCLUDE- •Beautiful Artwork from PASTA PANTALEO Shallow-water blackouts are preventable •A Spa package from KIKI’S SPA, valued at $480. Latest research sheds light important to all snorkelers, divers

•1/2 day Back Country fishing trip Tavernier's Nick Sheahan lost his life on a free-diving trip in the Bahamas in 2004. His namesake fishing tournament raises money for graduating seniors at Coral Shore High School. •A hand carved Totem Pole Shallow-water blackouts are all too common, especially when combined with vigorous exertion in the water and some mistakes in prepping for free dives.Terry Mass and David Sipperly of BlueWater Freedivers have written a book on the subject. •Dolphin swims from DOLPHINS PLUS These are excerpts from their work: Every year we lose too many divers to shallow-water blackouts. Almost everyone I interviewed for this book has a story to tell about this •SNORKEL TRIPS frightening but all too common occurrence. Shallow-water blackout (SWB) is the sudden loss of consciousness caused by oxygen starvation. Unconsciousness strikes most commonly within 15 feet (five meters) of the surface, where expanding, oxygen-hungry lungs literally suck oxygen from the •Fishing rods & gear from BASS PRO diver's blood.The blackout occurs quickly, insidiously and without warning. Mercifully, the victims of this condition die without any idea of their impending death. Beginning breath-hold divers, because of their lack of adaptation, are not generally subject to this condition. It is the intermediate diver who is most at risk. •A Wheel Barrel & Garden supplies from FOREST TEK He is in an accelerated phase of training, and his physical and mental adaptations allow him to dive deeper and longer with each new diving day sometimes too deep or too long. Advanced divers are not immune. Shallow-water blackout was a hot research topic for diving physicians in the 1960s, when they worked out the basic physiol- •Photography from JEANETTE DeLLANOS ogy described above. They also studied the case histories of SWB victims, identifying several factors that can contribute to this condition. These include hyperventilation, exercise, a competitive personality, a focused mind-set and youth.The use of hyperventilation in preparation for freediving is controversial. No one disagrees that prolonged •Hotel stays & gift certificates for the many hyperventilation, after minutes of vigorous breathing accompanied by dizziness and tingling in the arms and legs, is dangerous. Some diving physicians believe that any local businesses, shops & boutiques that hyperventilation is deadly because of the variation in effects among individuals and on one person, from one time to another. Other physicians, studying professional freed- always donate to this event generously ivers such as the Ama divers of Japan, found that they routinely hyperventilated mildly and took a deep breath before descending. Their hyperventilation is very mild; they limit it by pursed lip breathing before a dive.Probably the best approach can be found in the U.S. Navy Diving Manual (Volume 1, Air Diving), which states, Hyperventilation with air before a skindive is almost standard procedure and is reasonably safe if it is not carried too far. Hyperventilation with air should not be con- tinued beyond three to four breaths, and the diver should start to surface as soon as he notices a definite urge to resume breathing SUMMARY Here are ways to avoid shallow-water blackout: • Do not hyperventilate to excess, no more than three or four breaths. • Recognize that any strenuous exercise will limit your bottom time drastically; when you exercise, head for the surface much sooner than usual. • Recognize a dangerous situation when your mind starts to focus on a goal, and drop your weight belt. • Treat your weight belt as a disposable item; if in doubt, drop it. Bring a spare weight belt to decrease your hesitancy to drop it. • Avoid endurance dives. If you must make a long or deep dive, make sure you have a buddy standing by on the surface. • Adjust your weight belt so that you will float at 15 feet. • Consider a swimming pool a dangerous place to practice endurance breath-holding, always have an observer standing by to assist. • Learn the basics of CPR and think about adapting them to your diving arena, whether diving from shore, board or boat. SPONSORED BY: INFO: Bernice Dionne at 305-393-2517 Marcia Panse at 305-393-3733 or, J&B Marina Mangrove The Varney Family Tom Sheahan at 305-393-3709 Mike’s Cafe Entry forms available on website: The Shea Family www.nicksheahan.com 8B Saturday, April 28, 2012 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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A A A A A A A A A A and the personal SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS File No. 44-12-CP-56-K representative’s attorney are CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR CIRCUIT IN AND FOR set forth below. MONROE COUNTY, MONROE COUNTY,

A A The administration of the estate IN RE: ESTATE OF FLORIDA FLORIDA of Jayne M. Corcoran f/k/a JAMES A. RUSSELL All creditors of the decedent Ad/ 8030800 Jayne M. Thomas, deceased, Deceased. and other persons having CASE NO.: 2012-CP23M CASE NO.: whose date of death was claims or demands against DIVISION: Probate 44-2012-CA-000031K IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF January 25, 2010, is pending in NOTICE TO CREDITORS decedent’s estate, on whom a THE 16th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, the Circuit Court for Monroe copy of this notice is required to IN RE: THE ESTATE OF BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. IN AND FOR MONROE County, Florida, Probate The administration of the estate be served, must file their claims BETTY J. GORMAN, Plaintiff, COUNTY, FLORIDA Division, the address of which of JAMES A. RUSSELL, with this court WITHIN THE Deceased. is 500 Whitehead Street, Key deceased, whose date of death LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER v. Case No.: 12-DR-401-K West, Florida 33040. The was September 24, 2010; File THE TIME OF THE FIRST NOTICE TO CREDITORS Division: Family names and addresses of the Number 44-12-CP-56-K, is PUBLICATION OF THIS STEVEN D. TIPLER, et al personal representative and pending in the Circuit Court for NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER The administration of the estate Defendant(s). Amanda Robinson, the personal representative’s Monroe County, Florida, THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A of BETTY J. GORMAN, Petitioner attorney are set forth below. Probate Division, the address COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON deceased, whose date of death NOTICE OF ACTION and of which is 500 Whitehead THEM. was September 20, 2011, and FOR FORECLOSURE Emilias Maila, All creditors of the decedent Street, Key West, FL 33040. whose social security number PROCEEDING-PROPERTY Respondent. and other persons having The names and addresses of All other creditors of the is XXX-XX-6655, is pending in claims or demands against the personal representative decedent and other persons the Circuit Court for Monroe TO: NOTICE OF ACTION FOR decedent’s estate on whom a and the personal having claims or demands County, Florida, Probate Steven D. Tipler, ADDRESS DISSOLUTION OF copy of this notice is required to representative’s attorney are against decedent’s estate must Division, the address of which UNKNOWN BUT WHOSE MARRIAGE be served must file their claims set forth below. file their claims with this court is 3117 Overseas Highway, LAST KNOWN ADDRESS IS: (NO CHILD OR FINANCIAL with this court WITHIN THE WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER Marathon, Florida 33050. The 1171 Coates Lane SUPPORT) LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER All creditors of the decedent THE DATE OF THE FIRST names and addresses of the Cudjoe Key, FL 33042 THE TIME OF THE FIRST and other persons having PUBLICATION OF THIS personal representative and TO: Emilias Maila PUBLICATION OF THIS claims or demands against NOTICE. the personal representative’s Susan M. Tipler, ADDRESS Address N/A NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER decedent’s estate, on whom a attorney are set forth below. UNKNOWN BUT WHOSE THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A copy of this notice is required to ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED LAST KNOWN ADDRESS IS: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON be served must file their claims WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS All creditors of the decedent 1171 Coates Lane action for dissolution of THEM. with this court WITHIN THE SET FORTH IN SECTION and other persons having Cudjoe Key, FL 33042 marriage has been filed against LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA claims or demands against you and that you are required to All other creditors of the THE TIME OF THE FIRST PROBATE CODE WILL BE decedent’s estate on whom a Residence unknown, if living, serve a copy of your written decedent and other persons PUBLICATION OF THIS FOREVER BARRED. copy of this notice is required to including any unknown spouse defenses, if any, to it on having claims or demands NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER be served must file their claims of the said Defendants, if either Amanda Robinson whose against decedent’s estate must THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A NOTWITHSTANDING THE with this court WITHIN THE has remarried and if either or address is 1005 Watson St. file their claims with this court COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TIME PERIOD SET FORTH LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER both of said Defendant(s) are Apt. 2, Key West, FL 33040 on WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THEM. ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED THE TIME OF THE FIRST dead, their respective unknown or before May 15, 2012, and file THE DATE OF THE FIRST TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE PUBLICATION OF THIS heirs, devisees, grantees, the original with the clerk of this PUBLICATION OF THIS All other creditors of the AFTER THE DECEDENT’S NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER assignees, creditors, lienors, Court at 500 WHITEHEAD ST., NOTICE. decedent and other persons DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A and trustees, and all other KEY WEST, FL 33040 before having claims or demands COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON persons claiming by, through, service on Petitoner or ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED against decedent’s estate must The date of first publication of THEM. under or against the named immediately thereafter. If you WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS file their claims with this court this notice is: April 21, 2012. Defendant(s); and the fail to do so, a default may be SET FORTH IN SECTION WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER All other creditors of the aforementioned named entered against you for the 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA THE DATE OF THE FIRST Signed on April 17, 2012. decedent and other persons Defendant(s) and such of the relief demanded in the petition. PROBATE CODE WILL BE PUBLICATION OF THIS having claims or demands aforementioned unknown FOREVER BARRED. NOTICE. FREDA A. JAMES against decedent’s estate must Defendants and such of the The action is asking the court to Personal Representative file their claims with this court aforementioned unknown decide how the following real or NOTWITHSTANDING THE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED P.O. Box 1862 WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER Defendant(s) as may be personal property should be TIME PERIODS SET FORTH WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Land O’Lakes, Florida 34639 THE DATE OF THE FIRST infants, incompetents or divided: NONE ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED SET FORTH IN SECTION PUBLICATION OF THIS otherwise not sui juris. TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA N. Michael Kouskoutis, Esq. NOTICE. Copies of all court documents AFTER THE DECEDENT’S PROBATE CODE WILL BE Attorney for Personal YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED in this case, including orders, DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. FOREVER BARRED. Representative ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED that an action has been are available at the Clerk of the Florida Bar No. 883591 WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS commenced to foreclose a Circuit Court’s office. You may The date of first publication of NOTWITHSTANDING THE N. Michael Kouskoutis, P.A. SET FORTH IN SECTION mortgage on the following real review these documents upon this notice is April 21, 2012. TIME PERIOD SET FORTH 623 East Tarpon Avenue 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA property, lying and being and request. ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Tarpon Springs, Florida 34689 PROBATE CODE WILL BE situated in MOROE County, Personal Representative: TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Telephone: 727-942-3631 FOREVER BARRED. Florida, more particularly You must keep the Clerk of the Anne C. Peterson AFTER THE DECEDENT’S described as follows: Circuit Court’s office notified of 2897 High Bluff Drive DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Publish April 21, 28, 2012 NOTWITHSTANDING THE your current address. (You may Coralville, Iowa 52241 Florida Keys Keynoter TIME PERIOD SET FORTH LOT 2, BLOCK 10, file Notice of Current Address, The date of first publication of ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED CUTTHROAT HARBOR Florida Supreme Court Attorney for Personal this notice is: April 21, 2012. TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE ESTATES, FIRST ADDITION, Representative: AFTER THE DECEDENT’S ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Approved Family Law Form / 12.915.) Future papers in this Bonnie J. Helms, Esq. PERSONAL Ad 8251900 DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. THEREOF, AS RECORDED lawsuit will be mailed to the Bonnie J. Helms, PA REPRESENTATIVE: IN PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 60, address on record at the clerk’s Attorney for Anne C. Peterson VICKI RUSSELL NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE The date of first publication of OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS office. Florida Bar Number: 863645 6915 Wade Road SALE BY CLERK OF THE this notice is April 28, 2012. OF MONROE COUNTY, P.O. Box 5530 Arlington, WA 98223 CIRCUIT COURT FLORIDA. WARNING: Rule 12.285, Key West, FL 33045 Personal Representatives: Florida Family Law Rules of Telephone: (305) 292-1166 Derek B. Alvarez, Esquire - Notice is hereby given that the Thomas A. Gorman, IV COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Procedure, requires certain Fax: (305) 292-0379 FBN: 114278 undersigned, DANNY L. Judith Gorman Cangemi 1171 COATES LANE, automatic disclosure of dba–gendersalvarez.com KOLHAGE, Clerk of the Circuit CUDJOE KEY, FL 33042 documents and information. Publish April 21, 28, 2012 Anthony F. Diecidue, Esquire - Court of Monroe County, 180 East Pearson St., /4006 Failure to comply can result in Florida Keys Keynoter FBN: 146528 Florida, will, on the 16th day of Chicago, IL 60611 This action has been filed sanctions, including dismissal afd–gendersalvarez.com May, 2012 at 11:00 o’clock against you and you are or striking of pleadings. GENDERS • ALVAREZ • a.m., at 500 Whitehead Street, 17040 Traverse Circle required to serve a copy of your DIECIDUE, P.A. Monroe County, in the City of Jupiter, FL 33477 written defense, if any, such / Dated: April 10, 2012. Ad 8314200 2307 West Cleveland Street Key West, Florida, offer for sale Morris Hardwick Schneider, Tampa, Florida 33609 and sell at public outcry to the Attorney for Personal LLC, Attorneys for Plaintiff, DANNY L. KOLHAGE NOTICE OF REQUEST Phone: (813) 254-4744 highest and best bidder for Representative: whose address is 5110 Clerk of the Circuit Court FOR COMPETITIVE Fax: (813) 254-5222 CASH the following described Robert E. Kramer, Esquire Eisenhower Blvd, Suite 120, By: Riella Lynn Sims SOLICITATIONS properties situated in Monroe Florida Bar No. 293539 Tampa, FL 33634 on or before Deputy Clerk Publish April 21, 28, 2012 County, Florida, to wit: 555 West Granada Boulevard, May 28, 2012, and file the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Florida Keys Keynoter Suite A9 original with the clerk of this / Publish April 14, 21, 28, May 5, that on May 29, 2012 at 3:00 Unit 22, LAKE SURPRISE II, Ormond Beach, FL 32174 Court either before service on 2012 P.M. the Monroe County a Condominium, according to Telephone: (386) 672-4313 Plaintiff’s attorney or Purchasing Office will receive the Declaration of immediately thereafter; Florida Keys Keynoter / and open sealed responses for Ad 8360500 Condominium recorded in Publish April 28, May 5, 2012 otherwise a default will be the following: Official Records Book 1034, at Florida Keys Keynoter entered against you for the Ad/ 8168500 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Page 596, of the Public relief demanded in the HAZARDOUS WASTE Records of Monroe County, Complaint. ABANDONED VESSEL SHEDS CLEANING, ARNOLD’S AUTO & MARINE Florida, together with an NOTICE RECYCLING AND/OR REPAIR, INC. gives Notice of undivided interest or share in Ad/ 8361100 WITNESS my hand and seal of NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT, at DISPOSAL OF MATERIALS Foreclosure of Lien and intent the common elements this Court on the 18 day of April, Snake Creek Marina, 85401 SERVICES FOR SHEDS to sell these vehicles on appurtenant thereto and any MONROE COUNTY TOURIST 2012. Overseas Highway, LOCATED AT THE LONG 05/16/2012, 09:00 am at 5540 amendments thereto. DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL - Islamorada, FL 33036 the KEY TRANSFER STATION 3RD AVE KEY WEST, FL DISTRICT ADVISORY DANNY L. KOLHAGE following described vessel AND CUDJOE KEY 33040-6032, pursuant to Property Address: COMMITTEE MEETINGS & Clerk of the Circuit Court 2008 SeaDoo KXP255 VIN/ TRANSFER STATION subsection 713.78 of the 22 Mangrove Lane, Key Largo, PUBLIC WORKSHOPS FOR YDV395576808 was MONROE COUNTY, Florida Statutes. ARNOLD’S Florida 33037 EVENT FUNDING By: Riella Lynn Sims abandoned/found. The FLORIDA AUTO & MARINE REPAIR, Deputy Clerk property may be claimed by the INC. reserves the right to Pursuant to the Final Judgment A workshop will take place at owner Adriene Constentine, Requirements for submission accept or reject any and/or all of Foreclosure entered in a each of the DAC meetings ‘‘In accordance with the 1326 West Fitch Ave., Chicago, and the selection criteria may bids. case pending in said Court, the listed below to inform American with Disabilities Act, IL 60645 or by any person be requested from style of which is: interested parties on how to persons needing a special having a legally recognized DemandStar by Onvia at 1975 7A12591H5 apply for Destination and accommodation to participate interest in the property, by www.demandstar.com OR HARLEY DAVIDSON LAKE SURPRISE II Turnkey Event Funding. For in this hearing, should contact contacting Ernest J. www.monroecountybids.com CONDOMINIUM more information contact the ADA Coordinator not later than Perroncello, P.O. Box 503, or call toll-free at 1985 BWC9A453G485 ASSOCIATION, INC., TDC Administrative office at 1 (one) day prior to the Islamorada, FL 33036 1-800-711-1712. The Public BOSTO a Florida non-profit corporation, (305) 296-1552. proceeding at Legal Services of (305)289-2955. Record is available at the the Florida Keys (Monroe), 600 Monroe County Purchasing 1994 1N6SD11S2RC410116 Plaintiff, DAC I will meet on White Street, Key West, FL Publish April 21, 28, 2012 Office located at The Gato NISSAN Wednesday May 16, 2012 at 33040 305-292-3566 and for Florida Keys Keynoter Building, 1100 Simonton vs. 3:00 p.m. at the Key West the hearing and voice impaired Street, Room 1-213, Key West, 1995 4T1SK12E4SU875784 Marriott Beachside Hotel. 800-955-9770.’’ Florida. TOYOTA RICHARD HEATH, CITIMORTGAGE, INC., and DAC II will meet on Tuesday Publish April 28, May 5, 2012 / Ad 8333600 All Responses must be sealed 2005 LPRSA20A15A602461 JOHN DOE AS UNKNOWN May 15, 2012 at 6:00 p.m. at Florida Keys Keynoter and must be submitted to the YAMAHA TENANT IN POSSESSION, the Lower Keys Chamber of NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Monroe County Purchasing Commerce in Big Pine Key. Office. 2006 RFGBS1BJ86SBS0026 Defendants. ANCHOR TOWING gives SAYY DAC III will meet on Ad/ 8360900 Notice of Foreclosure of Lien Publish April 28, 2012 And the Docket Number of Wednesday May 16, 2012 at and intent to sell these vehicles Florida Keys Keynoter 2007 L5YTCKPA671148505 which is Number 12-CA-107-P 9:00 a.m. at the Marathon NOTICE OF on 05/11/2012, 08:00 am at BAMC Government Center. PUBLIC MEETING 189 US HIGHWAY 1, WITNESS my hand and the KEY WEST, FL 33040-5476, UNK 14088548 SILVERWING Official Seal of Said Court, this DAC IV will meet on Tuesday NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to subsection 713.78 Ad/ 8381300 TUNNEL HULL 18 day of April, 2012. May 15, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. at TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN of the Florida Statutes. the Cheeca Lodge & Spa in that on May 8, 2012 beginning ANCHOR TOWING reserves NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Publish April 28, 2012 Danny L. Kolhage Islamorada. at 1:30 p.m. in the Public the right to accept or reject any Florida Keys Keynoter Clerk of the Circuit Court Works/Engineering Services and/or all bids. Alex’s Auto Wrecking & Parts Monroe County, Florida DAC V will meet on Tuesday Conference Room, The Gato gives Notice of Foreclosure of May 15, 2012 at 10:00 a.m. at Building, 1100 Simonton 2B7HB21Y5RK121597 Lien and intent to sell these By: Laura Vorhes the Hilton Key Largo Resort. Street, Room 2-216, Key / 1994 DODGE vehicles on 05/09/2012 Ad 8228100 Deputy Clerk West, Florida, a meeting will 9:00:00 AM at 111 US All DAC meetings are open to be held of the JHMCB7685MC032295 Highway 1 / 107, Key West, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Florida Statute 45.031: Any the public. 1991 HONDA FL 33040 pursuant to MONROE COUNTY, person claiming an interest in SELECTION COMMITTEE subsection 713.78 of the FLORIDA the surplus from the sale, if any, ADA ASSISTANCE: If you are YV1LW5511S2110017 Florida Statutes. Alex’s Auto PROBATE DIVISION other than the property owner a person with a disability who for the project of 1995 VOLVO Wrecking & Parts reserves the as of the date of the Lis needs special right to accept or reject any File No. 44-12-CP-57-K Pendens must file a claim accommodations in order to DISASTER RESPONSE AND Publish April 28, 2012 and/or all bids. within sixty (60) days after the participate in these RECOVERY SERVICES Florida Keys Keynoter IN RE: ESTATE OF sale. proceedings, please contact MONROE COUNTY, KM8SB82BX1U025834 TIMOTHY LEE JAMES, the County Administrator’s FLORIDA 2001 HYUNDAI Deceased. Submitted by: Office, by phoning (305) Persaud & Nunez 292-4441, between the hours The selection committee will / Ad 8172300 2C3CDYAG7CH196132 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 10631 N. Kendall Drive of 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., no later evaluate the proposals 2012 DODGE Suite 205 than five (5) calendar days prior received for Request for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR The administration of the estate Miami, FL 33176 to the scheduled meeting; if you Proposals for the project of MONROE COUNTY, Publish April 28, 2012 of TIMOTHY LEE JAMES, Telephone No. (786) 270-1659 are hearing or voice impaired, DISASTER RESPONSE AND FLORIDA Florida Keys Keynoter deceased, whose date of death Facsimile No. (305) 847-0581 call ‘‘711’’. RECOVERY SERVICES. The PROBATE DIVISION was November 8, 2011; File evaluation and Number 44-12-CP-57-K, is Publish April 28, May 5, 2012 Publish April 28, 2012 recommendation of the File No. 2012-CP-64-K pending in the Circuit Court for Florida Keys Keynoter Florida Keys Keynoter selection committee are to be Division Probate Ad/ 8214500 Monroe County, Florida, submitted to the Board of Probate Division, the address County Commissioners. IN RE: ESTATE OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR of which is 500 Whitehead Persons interested in this issue JAYNE M. CORCORAN F/K/A MONROE COUNTY, Street, Key West, FL 33040. Ad/ 8322700 Ad/ 8345000 are invited to attend. For more JAYNE M. THOMAS FLORIDA The names and addresses of information, please contact Deceased. PROBATE DIVISION the personal representative IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Judy Clarke, P.E., Director of Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, April 28, 2012 9B

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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 (305) 292-4441, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., no later than five (5) calendar days prior to the scheduled meeting; if you are hearing or voice impaired, call ‘‘711’’

Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statutes, notice is given that if a person decides to appeal any decision made by the Board with respect to any matter considered at such hearings or meetings, he will need a record of the proceedings, and that, for such purpose, he may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the If you are upbeat, outgoing, testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be and a team player, based. Theater of the Sea has an

A A A A opportunity for you! Dated at Key West, Florida this MUNICIPAL SERVICE 24th day of April, 2012. TAXING UNIT; PROVIDING Dated at Key West, Florida, this FOR SEVERABILITY; 24th day of April, 2012. DANNY L. KOLHAGE, PROVIDING FOR THE Clerk of the Circuit Court and ex REPEAL OF ALL DANNY L. KOLHAGE, Th t f th S i l ki f officio Clerk of the Board of ORDINANCES Clerk of the Circuit Court and ex Full Time Position Bird handler County Commissioners of INCONSISTENT HEREWITH; officio Clerk of the Board of Monroe County, Florida PROVIDING FOR County Commissioners of Please provide resume’ INCORPORATION INTO THE Monroe County, Florida Past Experience necessary. Must be comfortable with MONROE COUNTY CODE OF Publish April 28, 2012 public speaking, learning and presenting our exotic Florida Keys Keynoter ORDINANCES; AND Publish April 28, 2012 PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE Florida Keys Keynoter bird shows, handling the various parrots, cockatoos DATE. and other birds, assisting in husbandry duties as well as Ad/ 8361000 Pursuant to Section 286.0105, cleaning and maintaining the cages and bird houses. Florida Statutes, notice is given NOTICE OF INTENTION TO that if a person decides to A A CONSIDER ADOPTION OF appeal any decision made by Excellent benefits package! COUNTY ORDINANCE the Board with respect to any / matter considered at such Ad 8360800 Dolphin Research Center NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN hearings or meetings, he will has a FT opening for a Physical NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN need a record of the Plant & Equipment Specialist: that the undersigned, desiring that on May 16, 2012 at 3:00 proceedings, and that, for such Duties may include, but not to engage in business under P.M., or as soon thereafter as purpose, he may need to limited to: Assist in construction the fictitious name of Florida may be heard, at the Murray ensure that a verbatim record projects, attend to electrical, A A Keys Best located at 386 E. E. Nelson Government of the proceedings is made, plumbing and automotive Seaview Dr., in the County of A A Center, 102050 Overseas THE BIG PINE KEY AND which record includes the needs, assist with maintenance Monroe, in the city of Highway, Mile Marker 102, CUDJOE--SUGARLOAF testimony and evidence upon of DRC buildings, equipment, Marathon, Florida 33050 Key Largo, Monroe County, MUNICIPAL SERVICE which the appeal is to be Certified Yamaha Tech with vehicles and boats. Candidate intends to register the said Florida, the Board of County TAXING UNITS; PROVIDING based. min. 5 years of experience. must have general ’handy-man’ name with the Division of Commissioners of Monroe FOR REINSTATING NO Competitive salary. Must have skills and be able to work Corporations of the Florida County, Florida, intends to NAME KEY INTO THE BIG ADA ASSISTANCE: If you are excellent references, valid outdoors in the Florida heat. Department of State, consider the adoption of the PINE KEY MUNICIPAL a person with a disability who driver’s license and tools. Must have a clean driving Tallahassee, Florida. following County ordinance: SERVICE TAXING UNIT; needs special Benefits including uniforms, record. Benefits include PROVIDING FOR MOVING accommodations in order to vehicle, health insurance, paid medical insurance, 401(k), Richard Adler, Owner AN ORDINANCE OF THE SUMMERLAND KEY FROM participate in this proceeding, vacation and holidays. Drug vacation and paid holidays. Job BOARD OF COUNTY THE CUDJOE--SUGARLOAF please contact the County and smoke free workplace. description available at Publish April 28, 2012 – COMMISSIONERS OF KEY MUNICIPAL SERVICE Administrator’s Office, by Email sherry www.dolphins.org. Florida Keys Keynoter MONROE COUNTY, TAXING UNIT INTO THE BIG phoning (305) 292-4441, marathonboatyard.com E-mail your resume to FLORIDA, AMENDING PINE KEY MUNICIPAL between the hours of 8:30 a.m. or fax resume to 305.289.0751 drc-hr–dolphins.org. ARTICLE VI, CHAPTER 22, SERVICE TAXING UNIT; - 5:00 p.m., no later than five (5) MONROE COUNTY CODE, IN PROVIDING FOR calendar days prior to the Electricians & Helpers F/T. ORDER TO PROVIDE FOR REINSTATING LOWER scheduled meeting; if you are Valid drivers license req. EXTENSIONS OF THE SUGARLOAF KEY INTO THE hearing or voice impaired, call Good pay & benefits. DATES OF AUTHORITY FOR CUDJOE--SUGARLOAF KEY ‘‘711’’. Call Arlington Electric 743-2558 10B Saturday, April 28, 2012 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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Sandal Factory/T-Shirt City MM 102 and MM 82 CNA’s and Nurses Exceptional Living, Exceptional People If you are upbeat, outgoing, Plantation Key Nursing Center located in and a team player, Tavernier, is seeking CNA's and Nurses. Theater of the Sea has an opportunity for you! 8, 12 and 16 hour shifts available. We offer a benefits program. To apply for the position, please submit your Th t f th S i l ki f resume to [email protected] Theater of the Sea is looking for a Seasonal Photographer-Videographer, 5 days during Dietary Manager busy season, reduced hours in slow season. Must have a good understanding of digital Exceptional Living, Exceptional People SLR cameras and be available on weekends Plantation Key Nursing Center located in and holidays. Please Fax or email resumes. Tavernier, is seeking a Safe Serve Certified 305-664-8162, [email protected]. Dietary Manager. We offer a benefits program. Vacation Travel Club To apply for the position, please submit your TRAVEL TRAVEL TRAVEL! resume to [email protected] Ever Dream of Working in the Travel Field? Help us book our clients all over the world! Members only Travel Club relocated from Michigan to Key Largo and we need

A A A A your help in different departments. If you always wanted to work in the travel field, this job is for you! Customer Service Representative and Travel Agent positions will go fast. Computer and phone experience a plus. This is not a Telemarketing position. Please call now at 305-8853-55800 M-FF, 10am - 5pm to set up your Interview.

TOM THUMB A A A A Food Stores, Inc. Offers the following positions in MONROE COUNTY * Managers & Manager Trainees * Assistant Managers Three shifts available: * Store Clerks 6am to 2pm 2pm to 10pm 10pm to 6am To apply please call 786-295-5307 and ask for Ken Lee We will train. No experience needed. Competitive wages and benefits. DFWP. E.O.E.

EXPERIENCED APPLIANCE PROFESSIONAL CAPTAIN TECHNICIAN WANTED Must for 85’ Symbol Yachtfish 200 be dependable, have tools & a ton license, STCW 95. Based clean, valid drivers liscense. out of Marathon. Very well Call 305-664-3661 maintained 2010 vessel. Duties HOUSEKEEPER include but not limited to Must have maintenance, captain for valid drivers license. Apply in owners and charters. Fishing person ONLY: Hawk’s Nest, and diving a plus. Resumes to 1 Kyle Way South, Marathon. info–dasignsource.com Drug Free Work Place. EOE. Watersports attendant F/T KENNEL CAREGIVER for busy company in Islamorada. Animal care duties req’d. Must LOGO Dummy042 Must be hardworking & Error: 1 be able to lift at least 50 dependable. Weekends & valid pounds. This critical position dr. lic. a must! 305-896-2915 GET will only be filled by a compassionate, caring individual that loves to work Dummy0426-15:51:19 with animals and people. A A RESULTS Part time day or evenings. 2 x 1.6 (22.5882) Call Marathon Veterinary EXPERIENCED Dummy Hospital. 305-743-7099 BOOKKEEPER for sign shop With Keynoter in Tavernier. Exp. in QuickBook PLUMBER or PLUMBERS Dummy HELPER - MARATHON and office duties. Graphic Classifieds design exp. a plus. F/T or P/T. Must have clean driving record Call 305-852-3333. and be able to pass drug test. 743-5551 (305) 731-7797 Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, April 28, 2012 11B

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BOSE 321 GS SERIES 3 Come join our great team and take DVD home theater system. New in box. Retail, $1000, will part of our future at the newly renovated: sell $600. Call Dan, 305-393-6677, Islamorada

AAAA Jeppesen Leather Binders Genuine leather Jeppesen flight binders and flight bag. Twenty 2-inch binders, two 1-inch binders, 1 leather bag holding 4 binders. Complete Now accepting applications for: set $500.00. Will sell individual- ly. Call for prices. 302-521-4990 Front Desk TWO LATHES FOR SALE Grizley woodturning lathe, Server $300. Woodchuck w/8 ft. A A centers, copies patterns, $600. Call 305-852-0525. WORK ON THE OCEAN Bartender Cabana Breezes now hiring USED APPLIANCES & • SERVERS • BARBACK FURNITURE We buy & sell. Marina • BUSSER • HOSTESS Byars Used Furniture Apply 401 E. Ocean Dr., KCB. & Appliances, 2771 O/S Hwy, Cooks Marathon. 743-6506 Security

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A A Looking for a Local Night Engineer w/HVAC Exp. Business? Also see CHARMING CONCH HOUSE The Florida Keys Business 2/1 with W/D, Fireplace, C/Air Directory in every issue of the 2 1/2 lots. Cats & Birds OK Cocktail Server Keynoter! $1100 F/L/S Pirates Cove Key Largo 305-394-1367 We offer competitive wages. MARATHON newly renovated 5/4 on lrg fen lot. Storage/work To apply go to: www.hershacareers.com A A shop, tropical lndscp. Mother in For any questions please contact Looking for a Local Service? law apt or extra BR. $2500/mo. Also see Avail 5/1. Call 561-212-3045 Shelby Valles @ 305-433-9937 The Florida Keys Business MM 90 Plantation Key DFWP & EOE Directory in every issue of the 3BR 2BA Home Keynoter! Newly Remodeled A premiere resort in Islamorada is Tile & Granite Make BIG EXPERIENCED HELP ONLY $1650 per mo F/L/S interviewing for the following position • Breakfast Cook Please Call 305-451-4555 $$$$ • • Prep Cook Line Cook MM102 UPSTAIRS 3BR/2BA • Host/Hostess Incl. elec. & water. No smoking Bartender, Dancers • Waitstaff or pets. $1650/mo., 1st & • Bartender security. Call 305-904-8866 Night Auditor Servers & Security • Bus Person A A • or 305-970-4344. Housing available Front of House Managers Must be experienced, flexible, and be able to Apply in person: Private Collector Wants PLANTATION KEY Clean/ Monday - Saturday Sunset Grille & Raw Bar, 7 Rolex Dive watches and Pilot Cozy - 2 BR, 1 BA mobile work weekends and holidays. Knights Key Blvd, Marathon. Watches. Old model Military home. Florida room. Large lot, Call Mr Ford • clocks & watches. Furn or unfurn. $1050/mo ‡ FRONT DESK Call 305-743-4578 util. First ‡ sec. 412-889-5807 The selected candidate will enjoy a friendly work place 664-4335 • NIGHT AUDIT where smiles are part of the uniform, competitive wages Apply in person, Mon-Fri, 2BR/2BA HARRY HARRIS WOODY’S MM82 Key West Inn, 201 Ocean Dr, PK. Avail. 7/1. No smoking, and an excellent benefits pkg. Key Largo. A A credit & bkgrnd. ck. req. $1700/mo. w/$300 elec./water DAIRY QUEEN NOW HIRING IMMEDIATE HIRING BIG PINE KEY, SAT, 9am. credit. F/L/S. 305-582-9910 • Breakfast Servers Apply in person MM 83.5 F/T & P/T. Day & nt. shifts • 33463 Hawk Lane (just before available. Apply in person. Dining Room Captains No Name Pub). Household, 2BR/2BA HOME MM102.5 with knowledge of wine OCEANSIDE Ground level, 92661 Overseas Highway, • furniture, tools & much misc. DAIRY QUEEN IS HIRING A Tavernier, FL 33070 PM Line Cook unfurnished. $1400 monthly. • DUCK KEY F/L/S. Call Wendy. RESTAURANT MANAGER in Dinner Food Runners HIDEAWAY CAFE - Call Saturday 8AM-1PM. 305-394-1376

A A Tavernier. Prev. fast food exp. Household, furniture, preferred but will train. Must be Robert at 289-1554 between GET RESULTS electronics, lots more misc. Big Pine Key Fishing Lodge willing to work nights & wknds. 10am-noon for appointment. 244 W. SEAVIEW CIRCLE

is looking for a P/T Seasonal Apply in person at 103900 with the Keynoter’s LA SIESTA RESORT & A A Activities Director. Please Overseas Hwy. Key Largo or classified section. MARINA located in Islamorada MOVING SALE- Everything apply in person, 33000 call 305-451-4502. Ask for has an immediate opening for a Must Go! Sat. April 28 HAMMERPOINT BEAUTY 3 Overseas Hwy. Maria or Paul 743-5551 P/T FRONT DESK CLERK and 8 am - 11am High end offshore BR/1.5 bath, fully furnished with a F/T HOUSEKEEPER. Please fishing equipment. breathtaking view of the bay. call Dan at 305-664-2132. 95051 Overseas Hwy 786-258-3438 YOU HAVE IT.

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MARATHON 3 BR PREFAB 1 BR SUMMER RENTAL Mobile Home. C/A, lrg fenced in Furnished, MM 99, Oceanside. yard, quiet neighborhood, close 1000 sf, oceanfront dockage. to Ocean! Pets negotiable. W/D Ground Floor, $1200/mo F/L/S. A A hkup. 305-797-9132 305-942-3055. 17’ BOSTON WHALER 1987 1BR/1BA MM 103 O/S Orig. gel coat. 90 HP Johnson, Located in a marina & on the 1997. Low hrs. 1 yr old trailer, ‡ $7900. 516-448-9452, Mrthn.

water. $450/month utilities. A A 1st month & security deposit. 24 FT. STAPLETON Call 305-905-6867. KEY LARGO MM 101 O/S COMMERCIAL BOAT Incl. Beautiful Room $160 WK, hydraulics, no motor. Must Move in $480. Scrn porch. No sell. $4000 OBO. Call Pets, No Smoking. Private 305-407-4524. Lv. msg. A A entrance with everything. 305-453-0803 Leave msg. 25’ 2520 XL PARKER, 2004 A MOVE IN NOW from $275 With 2004 Yamaha 225 week. MARATHON. Weekly 4-stroke. Full electronics. Exc. or monthly. Fully furnished. Condition! Call Steve, at All utilities, cable & free WI FI A A Shelter Bay Marine, 743-7008 included. 305-289-0800 25’ PROLINE 1997 ANNUAL 1BR 1BA KEY LARGO MM96. Ocean side. Direct ocean access 225 Evinrude, recently 16 CLARA BLVD, KCB. refinished, new bottom paint, W/D, appliances, unfurn. w/Ocean views! Furn, 3br, 2ba / 2br, 2ba. Seasonal or annual. one owner. Runs great! Non smoking. Pets nego. $14,000. 743-6164, Marathon F/L/S. $900/mo. 216-288-8443 Call 786-258-3127 27FT. OSPREY BOAT CONCH KEY MM 63. 1 BR, KEY LARGO VACATION Free kayaks, sailing, snorkling, John Deere Turbo Diesel. 1BA, grnd level, fully furn. Good for Snorkeling/Diving Kitchen, LR, boat slip avail. fishing, toys & sunset cruise w/cottage rental. $199/nt. & fishing. $8500, OBO, Directly on the Bay, must see! MM90. Call 954-829-2322 $1200/mo. 305-743-3478 305-451-3438. 29’ COMMERCIALY&G KCB Golf Club Condo, unfurn 300 HP John Deere, low hours. 1/1, in beautiful Key Colony Fishing & trap pulling. A A A A Bch! Backside of Par 3 golf A A Full electronics. $23K obo. BOAT SLIP FOR RENT All types of permits for sale!! course, walk to beach, rest- 305-522-2702, Islamorada aurants & shopping. Upgraded MM 99 OCEANSIDE Rock Shrimp, King Fish, S kit/ba. $980/mo. 315-523-1284 Heart Of Marathon 40’ Luhrs ’89 Flybridge with $10 ft. Up to 40 ft. Atlantic Snapper, Grouper, Gulf Office or retail. 1000 sq ft. Next T-454’s. AC, full galley, head, No liveaboards. Water & 6 Pack reef & pelagic, LIVE ABOARD BOAT to Publix, the new Walgreen’s sleeps 4. Ready to cruise, fish Electric. (305) 942-3055 Commercial Gulf Reef Fish, Marathon, $650 includes util & and marina. 561-743-3745 Gulf Snapper IFQ’s, Long Line or liveaboard. Must sell now, BOAT SLIP FOR SALE in cable. Will trade rent, part or all, only $35K! 305-872-3123 Pkg. Many other permits avail. for work. Capable handyman MARATHON Comm space A A Islamorada. Large 50 ft. slip. We buy, sell & broker all types 2,450 sq ft office plus storage. AHOY MOBILE MARINE Yacht Club memberhip only. See at 2525 O/S Highway / of permits. Call before you buy 180’ front footage on US 1. Inboards, Merc Cruiser, Our included. Great location! or sell! Please call for prices.

MARATHON 1/1, SPACIOUS, AAAA Lots of prkg. Industrial zoned Specialty! We Professionally Call 305-393-7494. Licensed & Bonded. All permits Waterfront! Full kitchen, screen warehouses, 980 sf w/office & Service All Outboards. Master BOAT STORAGE IN guaranteed valid for transfer, porch, laundry room, tiled, walk 350 sf space. Call John Certified Tech. 305-394-4347 MARATHON - wet & dry slips many ref’s avail. John Potts Jr. in closets, covered parking. 587-7529, Kurt 481-4838 Long term, F/L/S. 289-0064 Carolina Skiff Specialists All avail immed. 40’ & 50’ wet slips 321-784-5982, 321-302-3630 Marathon - Gulfside Village sizes & models: Sea Chasers, also 36’ dry rack inside storage. www.shipsusa.com MARATHON - 26th ST. / 5800 O/S Hwy, Unit 32, 960 Bennington pontoons & Hydra- Call 305-289-0064 MTHN-Marine Storage: boats, Small efficiency. sq. ft. $1750/mo. plus elect. sports. Call Ft. Myers for West HOT SUMMER SPECIAL! trailers, campers, any clean Water incl. $575 mo. Pete Donnelly 732-996-9591 or Coast pricing! 800-955-7543 BOAT SLIPS, $425/mo. storage OK on wheels. Best First / Last / $400 sec. Sue Lovley 305-304-7565 305-394-3923 Marine Trader 44’ Marine Sombrero Marina/Dockside, rates in town. Check with us MARATHON US 1 Trader, twin lehman diesels, Marathon 743-5663 or email first! Call Emil, 731-3386 MARATHON Apt, studio, – Commercial Space Avail. great live-a-board, needs hull sombreromarina comcast.net TRADE efficiency, NEW, no pets, fully 1000 sf, $1/sf ‡ util, taxes & and bottom paint, 38,900 OBO LIVEABOARD DOCK FOR 200 B Lobster Certificates for furnished. Utilities, cable, wifi AAAA insur. Yard space also 305-289-0124/989-429-7305.. 2500 B Stone Crab incl. First, Last and Security 2-NEW CUSTOM BUILT RENT available. 305-923-9542 Certificates. $850 A MONTH. 305-289-9884 HOMES! (Motivated) Seller/ Wanted Lobster Boat COCO PLUM/MARATHON. Call 305-522-3649. RETAIL / OFFICE SPACE developer, custom finishes Wanted - To buy 39 ft. Available now. Please call MARATHON half duplex, 2/1 /1 lobster fishing boat 305-743-6519 $1100. F/L/S. Fenced in, tile throughout, soaring vaulted MM 31 Big Pine Key ceilings, great room, gourmet 305-923-7664 LIVEABOARD DOCK SLIP. flrs, remodeled. No pets. 600 SQFT Fronts US 1 kitchen with granite counter, MM 54. Up to 40’ sailboat. Call Lela 395-0814 or email Call Marty 305-394-3563 ‡ lela–coldwellbanker.com 3/2 2 car garage, 3-floor ele- YAMAHA WAVE RUNNER Marina, bath house. All util vator, 4th floor sun/view deck, with Shuttlecraft jet boat. Must incl. Free WiFi & cable. $500 MARATON 2BR, 2BA 70’ new concrete dock with wa- see. $2400. Call for more /mo. No dogs. 305-289-0800 1400 sq ft. ter & electric, no bridges to

A A A A information. Sombrero Beach Road. ocean, cistern, alarm, intercom, 305-852-0525. Dockage, pool. $1600/mo. RV LOTS FOR RENT impact windows and much Autos wanted. All years. 305-743-0833 Marathon more. Sale per home – A A Junk-Used. Car- Van- Truck. In Adult Park $1,155,000.00. 305-965-3235 Run or not. Cash or donate for MM 99.5 PORT LARGO 1/1 AA Dave buys permits Please call 305-743-6519 A A tax write off. 305-332-0483 Unfurn. Clean, light, spacious, So Atlantic Snapper, Grouper, Cent. A/C, 1 scrnprch, 30’ GRAMPIAN SAILBOAT Gulf Reef, K/Mack, Shark, $875/mo. ‡ util. A A Excellent condition, great Sword, Tuna. Paradise Towing Call 305-923-6968 liveaboard. Reduced! $2500. $$$ in 48 hours! 904-262-2869 is buying junked cars. SMALL, UNFURN. Cudjoe Gardens/Cudjoe Key See at 2525 Overseas Hwy, Call (305) 731-6540 EFFICIENCY MM 98 B/S Quiet Lots for sale, 80’, on Marathon. canal. All permits. Ready to 1998 JEEP WRANGLER neighborhood, $850/mo., 1 SPORT person. Incl. all util. F/L. build. $90,000. Will finance. A A 305-942-3055 2 door, black/tan, cold A/C. Call 305-852-2801 31,300 miles, Great condition! KEY LARGO, MM 103, GALE $12,000, 912-577-6005 PLACE. Double wide modular 3/2, possible 2 family. Excellent condition. $110,000. Possible financing. 305-942-3055 AIR CONDITIONING Florida Keys STUMP GRINDING MARATHON A/C & STUMP APPLIANCES Business Directory Sales & Service GRINDING Fast Reliable Service Lic # CAC017490 (305) 743-5051 872-9877 CARPET CLEANING CONCRETE DESIGNS HOME REDECORTING • AFFORDABLE TIKI HUTS ARTIC-TEMP Protect • Preserve • Beautify A Fresh Look Residential • Commercial Royal Plus Any Concrete Surface Marine • Sales • Repair Carpet, Tile & Upholstery Cleaning Deco Coatings • Stamping Redecorate In a Day Refrigeration • Ice Machines Water Extraction & Drying Staining • Pressure Cleaning Using Existing Furnishings Lic # CAC 053827. 743-5288 Mold Remediation Painting • Sealing • Custom Artworks Also: • Staging for Resale Tiki Huts Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration Paintings & Sculpted Walls • Move-ins • Organizing NEW & REPAIR 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE & Floors. By Ed Moran. Lybrand Redesign 305-292-2682 Dana’s Air Conditioning (305) 296-8083 Free Est., Lic SP3136 & Ins’d www.LybrandRedesign.com 305-664-0099 Repairs & Replacement www.royalplus.com 305-923-0654 Lic# CYC000002 Commercial & Residential Licensed General Contractor Celebrating Our 10th Year! Ice Machines • Pool Heaters pLANDSCAPING Lic # CAC 056642 (305) 289-9498 TRANSPORTATION CERAMIC TILE CONCRETE & WOOD DOCKS Manny’s & Son Windswept A/C & Appl. A Complete Landscaping Are Your Timbers Sagging? & Lawn Service Co. At a Best FL KEYS EXPRESS SHUTTLE “Shut Your Windows, Shut Your Doors DICKSON TILE Price(s), Call Now! 305-747-0785 Door to door Service · Comp Wi-Fi You Ain't Gonna Be Hot No More!” Custom Tile & Marble Installation Is Your Concrete Cracking? "We ARE the Competitors" We cover the Keys, MIA/FLL airports Great Prices! Good Service! Lic SP 1280 & Ins’d • 743-0971 Does Your Shoreline Seem To Wash www.floridakeysexpressshuttle.com Lic @ CAC056987. Call 289-1748 Away? If So Call Marathon Marine 305-743-7454 Construction Today. No Job Too Small. LOCKSMITH NC TILE & CARPET Lic#Eng 232. Call 305-289-7350 AUTO TRANSPORTING Ceramic • Porcelain • Marble, YARD WORK Granite Tops • Carpet A-ABLE LOCKSMITHS HOOK’S TOWING SERVICES Sales & Installation ELECTRICAL SERVICES THE YARDMAN Jump Starts, Fluid Check-Ups, Flats, 10899 O/S Hwy, Marathon 743-7448 KELLY ELECTRIC Beautifying the Keys, One Yard At a Scan Readings & More! Lic #SP3562 & Insured Time. Yard & Power Washing Services. We pay MORE for Junk Cars! 305-289-3019 Servicing the Middle Keys Since 1980 849-2786 KIRK WILL SHOW UP! (305) 747-0785 Dependable! Lic. & Ins. #EC525 PLUMBING Call (305) 743-6098 COMPUTER REPAIR Ernest E. Rhodes PLUMBING CABINETS Teal Technologies, Inc. Licensed CFC1427241 Kitchen Korner Business/Residential Solutions 10700 5TH Ave, Gulf, Marathon Real Wood Cabinets; MS Certified System Engineer 743-7072 Particle Board Prices Sales, Servers-PCs-networking-CCTV 743-7277 [email protected] 305-481-6981 Lic #LVSS 1278 & Insured GET LISTED! For as low as $49.28. Call Laura at 743-5551 YOU HAVE IT. GET RESULTS Somebody else wants it. With Keynoter Have something you no longer need? Sell it in our classifieds! Classifieds (305) 743-5551 or [email protected] 743-5551