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WWW.KEYSNET.COM WEDNESDAY,NOVEMBER 14, 2012 VOLUME 59, NO. 91 ● 25 CENTS POLITICS Suit: Limit Voting Rights Act By LARRY KAHN Section 5 applies to nine Alabama county wants Section 5 grew out of the Justice Supervisor Harry Sawyer [email protected] states, 12 cities and 57 coun- Department nullifying a 2008 said. “That’s the hammer the ties — including Monroe — rule,which governs Keys, stricken Calera (Ala.) City Council Justice Department has on While the U.S. collectively nationwide that in the past election because two years the cities and the states. If points to Florida as the poster have had voting practices U.S. Justice Department or in that have a demonstrated histo- earlier, the county had you don’t get federal pre- child for voting problems, an that discriminated. Monroe federal court. For example, a ry in discrimination,” said Lee changed district boundaries clearance, the elections after Alabama county is looking to and the other four in Florida 2010 referendum that saw Rowland, democracy counsel but didn’t submit them for that are like they never hap- get rid of part of the Voting — Hillsborough, Collier, Keys voters go to a School for the Brennan Center for federal approval. pened. That’s a very elemen- Rights Act of 1964 that Hendry and Hardee — are Board-hired superintendent Justice at the New York That election district pre- tary thing. When you redis- specifically affects the Keys. under Section 5 because even from an elected one had to University School of Law. viously had been 71 percent trict anything, you have to On Friday, the U.S. though the Hispanic popula- pass federal muster. So did “Of the nine states that are black. When redistricted in send it to Justice. If you Supreme Court agreed to tion had increased in those new County Commission dis- fully covered, six passed 2006, the district ended up 23 don’t, they sue.” hear the case of Shelby areas over the years, ballots trict boundaries following the laws that restrict voting in the percent black. Two years Sawyer had his own vot- County vs. Holder, which weren’t printed in Spanish. 2010 census. past two years,” she said. later, the black incumbent ing-rights battles this year, seeks an end to the law’s That’s since changed. “On the most basic level, “These states are continually City Council member in that trying to maintain a 12-day, Section 5, which requires that Any change to voting rules Section 5 was designed — and proving that federal oversight district lost re-election. eight-hours-a-day early-vot- any change to voting proce- in Section 5 jurisdictions has carefully designed — for vot- is entirely correct.” “I call it the hammer,” dures gets federal approval. to receive approval from the ing laws from passing in areas Shelby County vs. Holder Monroe County Elections ● See Voting, 3A WASTEWATER TREATMENT SOLAR ISLAND Sewer money looks to be split receive $50 million from the Marathon and fiscal year 2013 allocation, which would be the second Key Largo each installment of four grants would get $20M totaling $200 million pledged to the Keys for By KEVIN WADLOW sewer construction. Senior Staff Writer The first $50 million [email protected] approved by the Florida Legislature last spring A draft plan to parcel out essentially was split between an expected $50 million in Monroe County and state funding for Florida Islamorada to “jump start” Keys sewer projects next new projects. year would send a combined The county took $30 mil- 80 percent to Marathon and lion toward its $156 million Key Largo. Cudjoe Regional sewer sys- Marathon City Council tem and Islamorada received members were scheduled to $20 million toward its $100 consider the plan, which million municipal waste- would grant Marathon $20 water efforts. million for sewer work, at “The way it was pro- the council’s Tuesday night posed last year, the county meeting. and Islamorada needed to “We are pleased with the jump-start their projects,” approach that is taking Hernstadt said. “Marathon shape,” Marathon City reluctantly agreed to take a Manager Roger Hernstadt back seat with the commit- said before Tuesday’s meet- ment that the matter would ing. be addressed in Year 2.” “This would put us on par State bonds issued as part with Islamorada, which of the Everglades restoration would be a leveling among effort will generate the $200 Photo by ANDY NEWMAN the cities and the Monroe million in local wastewater Technicians with the Marathon-based SALT Services Inc. complete work Monday on a solar array, 105 by 15 feet, to County [wastewater] utili- funding over four years. ties,” Hernstadt said. For decades, most be used to satisfy most of the electrical needs for Pigeon Key. Officials believe the $212,000 investment will be paid The Key Largo sewage from Keys homes back within five years for the island, formerly a camp for Florida East Coast Railway workers. The 5.3-acre island off Wastewater Treatment Marathon is on the National Register of Historic Places. The Tourist Development Council is funding about half the District also is penciled in to ● See Sewers, 2A cost of the solar project.

ACC HONORS FOR PATERSON KEY WEST Finally, firehouse review starts and Simonton streets. Anthony started the push for square-foot parking lot. The Plans go to Ultimately, with that build- a new station in 1996. total area is 1.49 acres. Planning Board ing crumbling and moldy, the “We’ve got to get this The city wants six vari- City Commission decided to thing done,” Wardlow said. ances to land development Thursday night refit Glynn Archer “It’s something that’s very regulations including open Elementary School on White important and has been space/landscaping, land- By SEAN KINNEY Street as a city hall, and build delayed enough times that scape buffer, perimeter [email protected] a new fire station on Angela. it’s got to go forward. The requirements and non-habit- With that, the Key West building has been in bad able height limits. Continuously put off to Planning Board on Thursday shape for years. We can’t In the applicable historic accommodate discussion will consider applications for keep postponing it because zoning district, the maxi- regarding a new city hall, the a major development plan it’ll just get worse.” mum allowable height is 25 city of Key West is gearing and variances for the new The current fire station, feet. The existing building up to build a new fire station building. built in 1962, is at Angela was constructed before for- Photo by J.C. RIDLEY/HURRICANESPORTS.COM on Angela Street. Commissioner Billy and Simonton. The new sta- malized land development University of Miami forward Jasmine Paterson, taking the Plans for the new Fire Wardlow, a former fire chief tion would be moved away regulations took effect and is Station No. 2, projected to ball during a regular-season soccer game, has been who has pushed for the new from the roads and toward considered legally noncon- cost $4.8 million, wavered in station since his election to the former site of the forming. named to the Atlantic Coast Conference’s All-Freshman past years as the Key West represent District 3 in 2009, Madeline Bean building. Planning Board members, honors roster. A Coral Shores High graduate, Paterson was City Commission decided says it’s long overdue. He Specifically proposed are with the subsequent concur- a starter and played in Saturday’s Hurricane finale, an whether to rebuild City Hall recalled how then-City a 7,926-square-foot, 35-foot- overtime loss in the NCAA Tournament. Story, 1B and the fire station at Angela Commissioner Jeremy tall fire station and a 40,720- ● See Fire station, 5A

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NEWS BRIEFS SCHOOL DISTRICT DEEPWATER HORIZON DISASTER Boating course Deadline nears starts Nov. 26 Who’s next with gavel?

U.S. Coast Guard term District 1 member “I think if John wants it for BP money Auxiliary Flotilla 13-03 of Chairman Steve Pribramsky serving again, he’ll get it again,” Big Pine Key is offering a to be chosen once. said Griffiths, who will be It awaits approve terms of a massive boating skills and seaman- Formerly there was a rota- starting his sixth four-year settlement over ramifica- ship class beginning Nov. 26 next Tuesday tion system, but that was term in District 2. “I’m just order from tions from the spill that and running Mondays and shelved around 2009 when going to show up.” stained the Gulf of Mexico. Wednesdays for three weeks By SEAN KINNEY the district was embroiled in Ed Davidson, newly federal judge Spill oil apparently never reached Keys waters from 7 to 9:30 p.m. [email protected] a six-figure financial scandal. elected District 3 board By KEVIN WADLOW The sessions will be held but demand for regional “That got broken years member, will also be Senior Staff Writer at the Habitat for Humanity As it does every ago,” Dick said of the rota- installed. Davidson beat out seafood plummeted over [email protected] building in the second-floor November, the Monroe tion. He declined to specu- John Welsh, a former Key concern about oil pollution conference room, mile possibly affecting finfish County School Board next late if he would continue as West High School principal, Florida Keys commer- marker 30.5 oceanside. and shellfish. week holds an organization- chairman or someone else to take over the District 3 cial fishermen who have not Topics will include nauti- A special fund of $2.3 al meeting that includes would get the slot. seat held by two-term settled with BP over dam- cal highway signs, rules of billion has been set aside for selecting a chairman and “You’ve got to be care- incumbent Duncan Mat- ages from the 2010 the road, navigation, course seafood-related claims. vice chairman for the next ful,” he said. “You don’t want hewson, who didn’t run Deepwater Horizon oil spill charting, boat handling, BP representatives con- 12 months. someone running a meeting again. should gather their paper- equipment and radio proce- tend that is sufficient since And although with some that doesn’t know how. It all At the last organizational work, says a local attorney. dures. Cost is $55 per per- fishing appears to have public bodies it’s easy to depends on the votes.” meeting, board member “This program for com- son, materials included, and recovered. Attorneys for speculate who will likely When the meeting starts, Robin Smith-Martin grilled mercial fishermen and com- $80 per couple with shared fishermen say effects of the hold the gavel because Superintendent Mark Porter Dick on his leadership plans mercial fishing-boat owners materials. spill will not be fully known elected officials often indi- will be in charge and take if he remained as chairman, is very short-lived once the For more information, for years, and that the cate intent, the same can’t nominations for chairman. prompting Dick to respond: clock starts ticking,” said call Jan Kittsmiller at 744- amount could short-change be said for the School Once that’s done, whoever “If you’re not happy with Tavernier attorney Christiana 0043 or 393-5303, or Bob the industry. Board. is voted in will run the nom- me, you can vote no.” Vaeth, who is married to a Eichholtz at 872-7505. Chairman John Dick and inations and voting for vice The meeting is set to Barbier did not issue a fisherman. ruling but likely will issue Vice Chairman Andy chairman. begin on Nov. 20 at 3 p.m. “Time literally will be of Griffiths have essentially “We’ll see how it works in the School District an order in the near future to KEYS WEATHER the essence in terms of get- move forward on the settle- traded off those roles the out,” board member Ron administration building on ting their trip tickets and past six years, with one- Smith said.” Trumbo Road in Key West. ment plan, according to PREDICTED TEMPERATURES other documentation togeth- news accounts. COMMERCIAL FISHING er,” she said. Once that order is issued, DAY HIGH LOW On Nov. 8 in New fishermen will have just 30 WED. 81 72 Orleans, U.S. District Judge days to file paperwork to Carl Barbier held a final THURS. 81 70 Veterans reel in fishing benefit get in line for a settlement, hearing on whether to Vaeth said. FRI. 79 68 By KEVIN WADLOW 2001, to June 30, 2014. species endorsement must SAT. 79 66 Senior Staff Writer Florida veterans with a have a commercial disability of at least 10 per- Saltwater Products License, [email protected] Forecast: Partly cloudy, cent, regardless of date of and be able to document Split relies 20% chance of rain. Cooler Florida Keys military discharge, also can apply. earning $5,000 or 25 percent at night by Friday. Winds veterans now have an easier “Spanish and king mack- of their annual income in a mainly NE at 10-20 mph. path to joining the commer- erel, flounder, shrimp, mahi recent year to the sale of on approval cial fishing industry. mahi [dolphin] and several saltwater fish. From Sewers, 1A projects in unincorporated Visit KeysNet.com/weather A new program approved reef fish are among the list The program temporarily areas, likely will be added for radar and extended forecast. by the Florida Fish and of species that require a removes that requirement and businesses went into to the list this year. Wildlife Conservation restricted species endorse- for veterans, but veterans underground septic tanks. The draft 2013 spend- BEACH ADVISORIES Commission and Gov. Rick ment,” says an FWC report. who secure endorsements However, the islands’ ing plan designates $5 mil- Scott drops requirements Lobster and stone crab must meet the income rocky foundation and high lion for the FKAA, largely The Monroe County that veterans must show also are included in the requirement after one year water levels allow pollu- to finish system work in Health Department tests income from fishing to qual- restricted-species waiver, of fishing. Income require- tants and nitrogen from the Stock Island and Long Keys beaches every two ify for restricted-species per- but the act does not bestow ments are lower for disabled underground holding tanks Key areas. weeks for the presence of mits needed by commercial any allocation of trap tags veterans. to reach nearshore waters, Key West would enteric bacteria. There cur- fishermen for most types of needed to fish with lobster damaging the marine envi- receive $4 million, and rently are no Keys beaches food fish. traps or stone-crab traps. For details on the pro- ronment. Key Colony Beach would with health advisories The measure applies to Tags can be purchased from gram, go to www. Improving Keys waste- receive $1 million. Key against swimming. Florida veterans who were other fishermen. myfwc.com/Fishing. Click water treatment has long West and Key Colony or will be honorably dis- Generally, fishermen or on “Saltwater Fishing” and been acknowledged as a Beach, which raised charged between Sept. 11, women seeking restricted- “Commercial.” critical step in protecting money to install their own Keys waters of Florida sewer treatment systems Bay, the Gulf of Mexico years ago, can use the state Casual Gourmet Oceanfront Dining and Atlantic Ocean — all funding for system viewed as state and upgrades or stormwater national environmental treatment. treasures. 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The Half Shell Raw Bar, a familiar Key West waterfront beer and seafood joint, is likely to be taken over by Pat Croce, who is also looking to operate the adjacent Turtle Kraals, also a bar and restaurant. Croce looking to expand 17.9 9 10.9 9 76ers professional basket- Croce, in an Oct. 29 e- from decades as a commer- Smirnoff Crystal Turtle Kraals, ball team, already owns the mail to city Senior Property cial fishing hub into an Vodka Palace Rum Barrel and Island Dogs Manager Marilyn Wilbarger, uncertain future. the Half Shell on Front Street and the gave his “personal guaran- In 1996, drawing on a leg- Selected Varieties, Vodka in his plans Green Parrot and Charlie tee” that he could comply islative mechanism to create 1.75 L 1.75 L Mac’s on Southard Street. with the lease terms. community redevelopment By SEAN KINNEY The city owns Turtle “My ability to operate the areas, the city began an [email protected] Kraals and the Half Shell. two properties of interest aggressive campaign of pur- Lease transfers will be con- can be supported by my chasing buildings in the area, Businessman and part- sidered today by the Key [food and beverage] opera- improving them, then leasing 16.99 24.99 time Key West resident Pat West Bight Management tions in Key West,” he wrote the premises out for commer- Ruskova Grey Goose Croce is poised to expand District Board in a meeting “I keep a firm finger on the cial use. 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EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR GOP needs to see the reality With Obama re-election, insurance for all will remain law of the land and Florida needs to get on board Elections, as it turns out, do matter. Just consider the seesaw turnaround in Florida over the Affordable Care Act. Well, President Obama didn’t go away. He won a second term and he even won Florida for the second consecutive time, which must drive the GOP strategists in Tallahassee to apoplexy. Consider this: Florida was among the lead states challeng- ing the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act. On June 28, one of the most conservative Supreme Courts in recent memory ruled against Florida and the other states challenging the constitutionality of mandatory insurance. Two days later, Gov. Rick Scott issued a strong stand against implementing the federal law and made bogus claims about the cost to Florida taxpayers — claims so outrageous that PolitiFact Florida awarded Scott its dreaded “Pants on Fire” label for misstatements and exaggerations. At the time, Scott said he was counting on Mitt Romney to Photos courtesy KEYS ENERGY SERVICES beat the president and repeal the Affordable Care Act. Well, Keys Energy’s Michael Commander and Manny Estevez,make their first-ever snowman before starting their that didn’t happen. work day on Nov. 8 on Long Island. State lawmakers — who didn’t learn their lesson from the U.S. Supreme Court ruling — continued pressing for a flawed Help storm victims goods in impacted areas, they sup- that potential volunteers confirm constitutional amendment designed to let Florida opt out of As the most hurricane-prone port local businesses. This stimu- that they are needed before traveling federal health-care reform. state in the nation, Florida is no lates the local economy and puts to impacted areas. stranger to recovering from the people back to work, which is criti- There will be a need for volun- Florida voters turned down that crazy idea on the Nov. 6 cal to economic recovery. teers to help survivors recover and ballot. By the end of the week, the governor allowed as how effects of a hurricane or tropical storm. Now we see the same dam- Cash is now easier to donate than rebuild for months to come; howev- “just saying no is not an answer.” age and unthinkable devastation ever before. AT&T and Verizon cus- er, these areas can be very danger- Indeed. Florida holds the distinction of having the second- Hurricane Sandy has brought to our tomers can text to donate $10 to the ous for volunteers who haven’t been highest percentage of residents who are uninsured (trailing neighbors in the Northeast. American Red Cross (text RED- trained in response. Potential volun- only Texas). All across the country, CROSS to 90999), Salvation Army teers can visit www.fema.gov/vol When one of the estimated 3.9 million uninsured Floridians Americans are opening their hearts (text STORM to 80888) or unteer-donate-responsibly for needs medical help, they turn to emergency rooms, where the to help through cash donations, American Humane Society (text information on voluntary organiza- cost inflates our overall health-care expenses (which already goods and helping hands, as HUMANE to 80888). The dona- tions. Connecting with these organi- rank among the highest per capita in the United States; part of America rebuilds. tions are simply added to a cus- zations allows relief efforts to be After a disaster, cash is critical, tomer’s phone bill. The National managed effectively, providing the that skewing also reflects Florida’s aging demographic which Voluntary Organiz-ations Active in best help to those communities in consumes more health-care services per person than states with versatile and immediate. Through cash donations, those affected can Disaster (NVOAD) has a complete need. younger, healthier populations). receive the aid they need, when they list of established relief organiza- In Sandy’s aftermath, we see Florida’s incoming Senate president, Don Gaetz (R-Destin), need it. tions, which can be broken down by Americans picking themselves up told reporters on Friday that he wants to see lawmakers stop Basic needs have to be met — state at www.nvoad.org/donate. and beginning the process of putting stonewalling: “There needs to be some adult debate between food, water, shelter. Depending on Instead of sending goods, consid- lives back together. Whether you Republicans and Democrats” on finding ways to make the law the disaster, relief organizations er hosting an event to raise funds, choose to help through donating work. might have a need for specific prod- and make a cash contribution. This cash or your time and talent, know In one of many political ironies from the 2012 presidential ucts. By sending cash, you can enables you to organize and be a that you are helping to keep contest, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio may just emerge as a ensure your donation will be effec- tremendous help but avoids the cost America strong. Republican political broker on health care. tively utilized to rebuild and recov- of shipping and distributing goods Bryan W. Koon, director er. that ultimately might not be needed. Florida Division Back in 2008, right before Rubio became state House After a storm, it takes a host of of Emergency Management speaker, he published a book, “100 Innovative Ideas for Cash also helps the local econo- my in recovery. When relief organi- experience and manpower to Chester Spellman, CEO Florida’s Future.” In Chapter 8, on “Quality Healthcare at an zations are able to purchase needed rebuild. However, it is important Volunteer Florida Affordable Price,” Rubio included Idea No. 87 — “Florida should launch a marketplace of affordable health insurance.” That’s exactly what the federal law allows. Florida has until Friday to tell Washington whether it wants to create its own state insurance marketplace or let Florida’s uninsured participate in the federal insurance pool. Despite Florida’s recalcitrance leading up to the 2012 pres- idential election, perhaps saner heads emerging in the GOP hierarchy — here and we hope in Washington, D.C. — will find common ground to move us forward. That would surely qualify as change we can all believe in, regardless of party.

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Letters to Letters of local interest are welcome, but subject to editing and condensing.There is a 400-word limit. Letters thanking an individual are welcome. Space does not permit publication of thank-you letters consisting of lists.Letters must be signed.Anonymous letters will not be published.Include a daytime phone number (which will not be published) where you may the Editor be reached if there are questions about your correspondence. Mail: Editor, Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, Marathon, FL 33050 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 743-6397 RAMROD KEY KEY WEST Fire blamed Ducks ready to splash down HTA launches on propane amphibious covers and she fabricates tour vehicles Home, boat, tuna towers for fishing motorcycles boats. Historic Tours of Sheriff’s Office Deputy America, which operates all lost Anthony Fuentes reported sightseeing tourist trolleys Keynoter Staff that when he arrived, the in Key West, plans to launch house was “fully engulfed in its latest venture, Souther- State and Monroe County flames.” Overall, the dam- nmost Duck Tours, on fire marshals are investigat- age is estimated at more than Monday. ing the cause of a Monday $500,000. The so-called U.S. Coast night blaze that destroyed a Although the investiga- Guard-approved ducks are Ramrod Key home, boat, tion is not complete, the amphibious vessels that can equipment trailer, recre- Sauders speculate the fire travel on both land and in the ational vehicle and two started in the RV. water. HTA is beginning with motorcycles. “They have been having one 40-person duck (two- John and Lisa Sauder, electrical problems with it,” person crew), and plans to owners of the Anguila Fuentes wrote, “and were add a second next month. Lane home, were awak- attempting to fix it the night Passengers get on at ened just after 1 a.m. before. [Lisa] Sauder stated Front and Duval streets and Monday by a neighbor who she remembers leaving the the Truman Waterfront at noticed flames spreading propane tank valve on the the end of Southard Street is One of the Southernmost Ducks enters the water during a test run. to the house from the near- RV open.” where they splash into the by RV. The Keys chapter of the water. yet, apparently because final operate because the city lion, which includes a fran- The trailer that was lost American Red Cross Another company, Duck checks are still being made. allowed HTA to hold a chise to operate. contained many of the responded to help with food, Tours Seafari, has a city Duck Tours sued Key monopoly on sightseeing Rides with Souther- Sauder’s work tools; he clothing and shelter for the franchise to operate similar West in 1995, claiming it transport. The city settled nmost Duck Tours will cost makes boat awnings and couple. vehicles but hasn’t launched was denied permission to the case in 2010 for $8 mil- $35 per person. Keynoter KeysNet.com Wednesday, November 14, 2012 7A

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may phone you to say UPS computer and it was Scammers were charging Bureau warns consumers to into clicking unsafe links. Many prey is waiting to deliver a pack- hacked,” she said. $49 to $450 for services. stay away from any e-mails • Do not broadcast your on season’s age but needs your credit Halstead, who lives in • Don’t let the Grinch steal that involve Santa — especial- travel plans online. Crooks card. Lansing, Mich., told the man the spirit of giving. Scammers ly if Santa is asking for your can use Facebook to find good cheer She said UPS may send to call back when her daugh- create fictitious charities, bank account information. empty homes. official notification messages ter was home. Unfortun-ately, including “Sandy scams.” Multiple domain names • Know who you are By SUSAN TOMPOR on occasion but an official the daughter who knows Fake victims of disasters are registered to the name dealing with when shopping Detroit Free Press UPS e-mail is rarely going to more about computers found attempt to use social media to Santa Claus. Limit personal online. Try out a phone num- include attachments. A repre- the man’s warnings believ- dupe generous people. The information children share. ber before you order to see if More and more, the holi- sentative will always provide able. She logged into the same is true around the holi- And make sure there’s no you would actually get a days can feel too much like a a tracking number, which you computer, spent some time days. Don’t donate to adult content on the site or service representative. money grab. And it’s not just can use on the UPS website. following the man’s direc- unknown individuals who via links. During past holi- • Bankers suggest using your kids who are finding But even that can get tricky; tions and then he asked for need help buying gifts and post day seasons, some con- one dedicated credit card for new ways to get your money. one fraud e-mail that a reader her credit card number. their financial troubles online. sumers complained of being online purchases to monitor Con artists are cashing in on saw had a tracking number. That’s when the daughter • Be careful if you get a duped after paying $45 for a statements and spot discrep- feelings of good cheer, too. Send suspicious UPS email to realized it was a scam. She text that’s allegedly from phone call from Santa. ancies. • The shipping scam. [email protected]. did not give the credit card your bank. So what to do? • Don’t save time by An e-mail pops up saying • Don’t be scammed out number. She later paid a Plenty of people sign up • Most likely, you did not shopping or banking online that “Your parcel has been of $150 or more if you get a legitimate outfit to clean up for bank text alerts, but scam win a free Apple iPad 3. Bogus if you are working out of an returned to the UPS office call about computer tech the computer mess created artists are texting, too. e-mails are claiming to be from unsecured Wi-Fi network at nearest to you.” It asks you support. during her encounter with Experts warn that scam artists Google’s Gmail provider. The an airport or hotel. to click on the link to pro- Boots Halstead, 80, took fake tech support. imply the message is urgent Better Bus-iness Bureau warns • Be ready for the regular vide a mobile number. It has a call from a man in late The Federal Trade Com- and you must take action that you don’t want to click to seasonal flurry of “hacking a tracking number. summer who told her that he mission announced a crack- before your account is dis- claim a “prize.” holiday e-cards,” according Susan Rosenberg, public was from AMMYY, a soft- down last month on six abled. Call your financial • If you’re traveling dur- to the BBB. Do not click on relations manager for UPS ware firm. He warned her alleged tech support scams. institution before giving any ing the holidays, the BBB links or attachments in e- in Atlanta, said UPS is not that her computer had mali- Thousands of consumers information or clicking a link. says be wary of unexpected cards and other holiday going to send an e-mail ask- cious software loaded onto were allegedly tricked into • Yes, Virginia, scammers “cancellation” notices via e- greetings from unfamiliar ing for a cell-phone number it. “He said it would be dan- paying for removing bogus can wear red suits, too. mail or text. Some scam senders. Get those spam fil- out of the blue. Scam artists gerous for me to use my viruses. The Better Business artists use them to trick you ters ready. ENERGY PHILANTHROPY Nonprofits find tough road

groups that will best maxi- “There is actually a red Increasingly, mize their money. “When carpet,” said president and groups try to you have over 10,000 non- CEO Sheila Smith. “We profits fighting for the same actually had live gold-paint- grow donors bucket, you have to get a lot ed statues.” more creative in other rev- HANNAH SAMPSON enue streams,” Brooks said. Keys honors [email protected] Charitable giving in The Community Found- America took a dive in 2008 ation of the Florida Keys Feeding South Florida and 2009, about 13 percent does a similar thing, hosting needed a fresh way to raise combined, said Tim Seiler, a what it calls its Unsung awareness about hunger. professor of philanthropic Heroes banquet in Key West Enter the graffiti artists. studies and director of the each January to honor those With a wall in the hip Fund Raising School at who go above and beyond Wynwood neighborhood Indiana University’s Center for Keys nonprofits. now devoted to the cause, on Philanthropy. For the past The Miami Foundation, the Pembroke Park-based two years, the trend which creates charitable organization in Miami-Dade reversed, but the increases funds for donors based on Report: U.S. to has become a prime exam- have been tiny. their interests, is trying to stir ple of the lengths nonprofits “Those increases are a up interest with a new initia- are going to as need grows, positive indicator that sug- tive called Give Miami Day. traditional support shrinks gest that people want to be On Dec. 12, from midnight lead oil production and competition for dollars generous to the degree that to midnight, donors will be heats up. they can even when times able to choose from a long economy will undergo a billion and needs to reach “In the past, we did things are tough,” Seiler said. list of participating nonprof- It also says “sea change,” according to $4.8 trillion through 2035, very traditionally,” said Still, he said, experts pre- its online that they can exports will the report, with nearly 90 according to IEA. Diana Brooks, an advertising dict it will take another four research and support. The percent of Middle Eastern Even then, however, “the company owner who or five years for giving to foundation will have a top imports oil exports redirecting world is still failing to put the became the organization’s reach pre-recession levels. matching program in place. toward Asia. global energy system onto a board chairwoman in July. With funding cuts a way “We’re just encouraging By TIFFANY HSU “No country is an energy more sustainable path,” “We said, ‘How can we of life, many organizations people to look at philanthro- Los Angeles Times island, and the interactions according to the report. think outside the box and are trying to offset the grow- py differently and not neces- between different fuels, Global energy demand really make some noise?’” ing demands on their sarily think you have to sub- The U.S. will become markets and prices are will boom by 2035, rising Along with the Wynwood resources by new fundrais- scribe to the same old ways the world’s top producer of intensifying,” according to to 99.7 million barrels a mural, Feeding South ing avenues. 2-1-1 Broward, of raising money,” said com- oil within five years, a net the report. day from 87.4 million last Florida launched a a 24-hour resource that pro- munications officer Matthew exporter of the fuel around And what of energy-effi- year. China’s demand will Halloween-themed cam- vides information on health Beatty. “Obviously, you’re 2030 and nearly self-suffi- ciency efforts? rise 60 percent in that peri- paign on e-mail and social and human services as well going to have to make more cient in energy by 2035, Fossil fuels, which od; India’s will more than media featuring scary as crisis counseling, started of an impact and stand out a according to a new report enjoyed a 30 percent jump double. Demand in devel- images, “scarier” facts about the Non-Profit Academy little bit more if you trying from the International in subsidies last year to oped countries will increase hunger — and a link to Awards in 2011 to raise to raise money in a difficult Energy Agency. $523 billion worldwide, just 3 percent, with the donate money. The effort money and reward deserving economy.” It’s a bold set of predic- will still surpass renewable desire for oil and coal los- brought in more than $5,000 organizations in the county. tions for a nation that cur- energy sources, according ing share in the overall in three days, Brooks said, rently imports some 20 per- to IEA. But so-called green energy mix. and drew interest from peo- cent of its energy needs. power will become the Energy-related carbon ple who wanted to know Recently, however, an world’s second-largest dioxide emissions will more about the organization. “energy renaissance” in the form of generation within creep up, causing a long- As some avenues of sup- U.S. has caused a boost in three years and will threat- term average temperature port for the organization’s oil, shale gas and bio-ener- en coal’s supremacy by increase of 3.6 degrees mission have decreased, gy production due to new 2035. Celsius, or 6.5 degrees Brooks said standing out technologies such as That progression, how- Fahrenheit. Energy pro- among the crowd has hydraulic fracturing, or ever, “hinges critically on duction will continue to become essential. fracking. Fuel efficiency continued subsidies” for suck at the world’s water And nonprofits are under has improved in the trans- wind, solar and biofuel resources — it already increasing scrutiny from portation sector. The clean- technologies, which last accounts for 15 percent of donors who want to make energy industry has seen an year amounted to some $88 total water use. sure they’re giving to the influx of solar and wind efforts. By 2015, U.S. oil pro- duction is expected to rise to 10 million barrels per day before increasing to 11.1 million barrels per day by 2020, overtaking sec- ond-place Russia and front- runner Saudi Arabia. The U.S. will export more oil than it brings into the coun- try in 2030. Around the same time, however, Saudi Arabia will be producing some 11.4 million barrels per day of oil, outpacing the 10.2 mil- lion from the U.S. In 2035, U.S. production will slip to 9.2 million barrels per day, far behind the Middle Eastern nation’s 12.3 mil- lion barrels per day. Iraq will exceed Russia to become the world’s second- largest oil exporter. At that point, real oil prices will reach $125 a barrel. By then, however, the U.S. won’t be relying much on foreign energy, according to the IEA’s World Energy Outlook. Globally, the energy 8A Wednesday, November 14, 2012 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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Sports & Outdoors ● Fishing Keys Life Community ● Lifestyle Florida Keys Keynoter WWW.KEYSNET.COM WEDNESDAY,NOVEMBER 14, 2012 CLASSIFIEDS INSIDE 7B B GIRLS BASKETBALL KEY WEST 39, FOREST HILL 20 Keys teams get early glimpses to Miami’s Southridge, Lady Fins, overall winner of the kickoff Canes stop tournament played at Marathon. the Conchs “We weren’t able to find our offensive niche but our By KEVIN WADLOW defense was phenomenal,” Senior Staff Writer Marathon head coach Leslie [email protected] Lindsey said. “Skill-wise, we’re really Girls basketball teams strong after the last two sea- from Marathon and Key sons,” she said. “But our West high schools scored girls found out how out of matching wins over Keys shape we are. I don’t think rival Coral Shores in last they understood what I was weekend’s preseason tourna- trying to impress upon them ment. until after 32 minutes of bas- Both the Dolphins and the Conchs then fell victim ● See Basketball, 2B

COLLEGE SOCCER ACC honors Keys’ Paterson Photo by BERT BUDDE Key West senior Norman Lopez scores one of his three touchdowns against Forest Hills Friday night. into the UM freshman NCAA is named to playoffs. Paterson all-star roster ended the year as the Lopez scores By KEVIN WADLOW Miami Senior Staff Writer assist leader [email protected] with three, PATERSON and scored Finishing her first two goals. Her second goal University of Miami soccer sealed a win over North 3 TDs in win season as the Hurricanes’ Carolina State. assist leader, Jasmine A forward, Paterson tied Conchs end Palm Beach with only one ball on the ensuing kickoff, we woke up again,” said Paterson of Key Largo for second on the squad victory, had a rocky begin- senior Elliott Valdez, clos- Hughes. earned a spot on the Atlantic team in points (goals plus 6-4 in Hughes’ ning in the first quarter, the ing out a big-yardage sea- When Hughes was hired Coast Conference All- assists). most bizarre period of the son, ran in from four yards last spring to replace his Freshman honors squad. She was in the starting first season season. out with five seconds uncle, Jerry Hughes, he With penalty flags being remaining. raised eyebrows when he “Jasmine is a special lineup since the season- By DICK WAGNER player,” Hurricane head opening match and started thrown on almost every The 26-0 halftime lead announced the team would coach Tom Anagnost said. 15 games before being Keynoter Contributor play of the Conchs’ opening would have been more had switch from a shotgun “She can do things that most slowed by a late-season drive, three touchdowns, not the Conchs lost a fumble spread formation to a triple cannot do.” injury. She played 39 min- Amid the festivities of including a 45-yard run by on the Falcons’ 1-yard line. option. It did not receive Paterson, a four-year utes in the tournament con- homecoming and that burn- senior quarterback Donald After halftime, during favorable reviews after the standout for the Coral test. ing desire to go out a win- Roberts, were nullified which Clare Kehoe, in a annual spring game, but the Shores team coached by her “The sky’s the limit for ner, the Key West High before Lopez finally scored dazzling white gown that Conchs persevered. father, Arthur Paterson, was Jasmine if she puts her mind School football team’s sea- on an eight-yard run for a 7- matched her smile, was “The biggest thing about the only UM player picked to it,” said Arthur Paterson. son ended Friday night with 0 lead. crowned queen, the Conchs this season was how the by ACC coaches for the All- “We’re also very proud that a 39-20 victory over Forest Before the first quarter, immediately gave up two team accepted [the triple Freshman roster. she’s doing so well academ- Hill at Tommy Roberts which lasted 43 minutes, touchdowns — the second option] and started to excel The Hurricanes (9-7-4) ically.” Memorial Stadium. was over, the Conchs one after a successful at it,” Hughes said. “It was finished their fall season The UM head coach does Senior Norman Lopez, scored again on a 17-yard onside kick. The lead was quite a change for them.” Saturday, losing to the not dispute that assessment. in his final game, scored pass from sophomore run- down to 26-14. After Friday’s, there was ranked University of Central Jasmine “is learning how three touchdowns for the ning back Jeffery Anilus to But Lopez scored his a little ceremony in the Florida on overtime penalty to work hard all the time and Conchs, who finished 6-4 in senior Zjiavon Green to third touchdown (and fifth Conchs’ locker room. The kicks in the first round of the is gaining a stronger mental- Johnny Hughes’ first season make it 13-0. in his past two games) on a seniors put their red jerseys NCAA Division 1 Women’s ity,” Anagnost said. as coach, though they fell The second quarter was 43-yard run that made it 32- in the laundry basket for the Soccer Tournament. “Continued improvement in short of making the state scoreless until Lopez ran 14. Key West’s final score last time. The Canes went 4-4-2 in these areas could make her playoffs. for a 17-yard TD with 52 came on a 52-yard run by “They realized how fast the rugged ACC, which sent one of Miami’s all-time Key West, playing seconds left. Then, after junior Deonte Stemage. it goes,” Hughes said. “It’s a nation-high nine teams greats.” against a team from West Forest Hill coughed up the “After that onside kick, always emotional.” UPPER KEYS KEY WEST SOCCER Cane swimmers Raiders shut out Lady Conchs place in state defender and got the ball to 1-3 squad Vanessa Martinez, who (1:19.27) and the 400 takes on Fins scored to make it 2-0. Overall, freestyle relay (2:54.43). The And there was her kick- Coral Shores Coral Shores quartet took on Thursday ing and throwing — she 11th in the 400 relay, swim- booted the ball 50 yards and finishes 13th ming a 3:20.2. By DICK WAGNER her overhead throw-ins Zekthi (1:43.26) and Keynoter Contributor traveled a good 20 yards. By KEVIN WADLOW Santiesteban (1:43.37) fin- “I’ve been working on that Senior Staff Writer ished 11th and 12th, respec- At 5-foot-10 — tall for a for a year,” she said. “My [email protected] tively, in the individual 200 high school girl soccer goal is always the back freestyle. player — Gulliver Prep’s post.” Coral Shores High’s boys Santiesteban, a senior, Kai-Lin Hernandez stood She dominated the game, swimmers scored one Top 10 swam the 50 freestyle in out from the outset of but the Conchs did not go finish at the Florida Finals 48.46 seconds, good for 13th Saturday afternoon’s match down easily. Class A Swimming and in the state. against Key West at the Keeper Angela Martin, a Diving Championships Coral Shores freshman Conchs’ breezy Back Yard slender blonde figure in a Saturday in Orlando. Miles Miller claimed the 11th field — and not just bright green shirt, was kept The Hurricane 200-yard spot in one-meter springboard because of her height. busy in the first half by an relay team of Luis diving among two dozen ath- A senior defender, she onslaught of shots on goal Santiesteban, Evin Zekthi, letes. displayed dazzling skills as (which she dove face-first Luke Miller and Garrett the undefeated Raiders shut into the grass to stop) and Munshower took ninth place Other sports out the Conchs, 3-0. by a steady stream of corner in the state with a 1-minute, Coral Shores’ girls took a There was her passing kicks (which she soared Photo by BERT BUDDE 30.11-second time that won 4-0 loss at district powerhouse — she set up teammate high to catch). the B Final heat. Gulliver Prep on Friday. Samantha Lujan for the first Then there was sopho- Key West keeper Angela Martin leaps to catch a Gulliver Overall, Coral Shores “The score was not indica- goal. more defender Selyne Prep corner kick Saturday. Conch defender Selyne Casas scored 51 team points in the tive of how well we played,” There were her foot Casas clinging to Gulliver’s is in the foreground as Raider Samantha Earle tries for a state Class A meet, giving Cane head coach Arthur skills — soon after Lujan’s white-uniformed players header. them 13th in the rankings of Paterson said. “Our girls goal, Hernandez appeared like a second skin. Her per- 42 competing schools. played their hearts out.” ready to launch a kick from formance didn’t go unno- Gulliver led at the half, Martin was injured on the Jacksonville’s Bolles dom- The Canes were missing 20 yards out, but then, in ticed by coach Scott Paul, 2-0, and went up 3-0 early play and was replaced by inated the meet, scoring new standout Iris Dunn, sitting out what she termed a “dramat- who said afterward, “She’s in the first half when freshman Gabby Pozzi, national prep records in both ic motion,” she faked the easily our defensive MVP at Madeline Intriago scored on the 200 freestyle relay ● See Swimmers, 2B kick, sidestepped her this point.” a three-on-one breakaway. ● See Soccer, 2B 2B Wednesday, November 14, 2012 KeysNet.com Keynoter

FISHING THE FLORIDA KEYS PREP HOOPS Keys thick with winter species New coach leads Captain’s will keep to beat to intercept them. Wejebe Spanish Fly Not snowbirds, Column you enter- Working best are shrimp, Memorial Foundation and Lady Conchs but a variety tained pilchards or small pinfish Make-A-Wish, Poland host- will be led by seniors between on a three-eighths to half- ed Tyler Murdoch and his Basketball Mikayla Stansbury and of tasty fish mutton ounce jig head. family as part of their week Jamica Mack. Stansbury is bites. An, Farther out in the bay, of fishing, exploration and team hosts Our wintertime visitors the point guard and has three we’re especially in the Middle good old-fashioned fun in years of experience. Mack, are showing up in force starting to Keys, there are good num- the Florida Keys sun. the Dolphins now, with everyone’s the tallest Conch, has the see a few bers of Spanish mackerel. Plantation Boat Mart donat- By DICK WAGNER potential to score 20 points a favorite, the sailfish, here in cobia on All it takes is shrimp, ed a 32-foot Sea Hunter for big numbers. Keynoter Contributor game, McDowell said. the deeper pilchards or cut bait such as the day, Coach Jimmy Other players to watch At the very least, you can Chris Johnson wrecks. chunks of pinfish. When Johnson gave Tyler a foot- Tony McDowell will include Tenisha Multy, who expect to raise a few sailfish The yellowtail snapper targeting any of the mack- ball and artist Wyland gave make his debut as the Key will share time with and perhaps even land a bite remains consistent on erels, be sure to use a small him a book. West High girls basketball Stansbury at the point, and couple. Most are found just the reef, with the best fish- trace of wire to prevent bite- At Captain Pip’s Marina coach at 6 p.m. Thursday freshman Janeyn Sim, a off the edge of the reef in ing in the 35- to 60-foot offs. Lighter wire, such as and Hideaway in Marathon, when the Conchs play quick guard. 100 to 130 feet of water but, areas. If you’re hunting for No. 4, is best. Murrells Inlet, S.C., anglers Marathon at the Bobby “The defense concerns on some days, they’re right flags, continue out to the Jenn and Rob Faro, Menendez Gym. me,” McDowell said. “We’re on the reef spraying bally- 70- to 90-foot range. Christine Beuchert and The week’s best “I’m not excited yet, but going to have to play hoo. Abundant quantities of Mixed in are lots of Denise Barnes fished a half Islamorada’s Capt. Greg I’m OK,” McDowell said defense, rebound and make blackfin tuna as well as medium-size mutton snap- day on the reef aboard the Poland had a memorable Monday. layups. We don’t have many some rather nice-size dol- per plus good-size black Papa Pip’s with Capt. Bob week. McDowell, the Conch shooters.” phin are mixed in with the and red grouper. Use a larg- Kidwell and mate Neil First he fished with 13- boys JV coach last season The Conchs played two sailfish. er live bait, such as a just- Apley. They brought back a year-old Max Toscano and and a former assistant with pre-season games over the Also arriving from the legal snapper, grunt or big nice bunch of yellowtails his dad from Darien, Conn. the girls team, was named weekend in Marathon, north are the king mackerel. pinfish. and big smiles. They caught bonito in the coach in August. He suc- defeating Coral Shores, 56- Live bait is the secret for the The patch reefs offer a Capt. Chris Johnson is a backcountry and used them ceeded Tez Waters, who 20, and losing to Southridge, kingfish, preferably live ton of action from Spanish, member of the Yamaha as bait to catch sharks, coached last season until ill- 44-37. ballyhoo and pilchards, cero and king mackerel, National Fishing Team and including a 10-foot lemon. ness forced her to step The team chemistry although four- to six-inch keeper mangrove, yellow- specializes in offshore, Then he joined the anglers down. appears to be good. “They blue runners will do the tail and the occasional mut- gulf/bay, reef/wreck, shark aboard the Kalex with Capt. The Conchs were 7-6 last pass the ball to each other,” trick on occasion. Dangling ton snapper. and tarpon fishing with Alex Adler, where Max season, losing to Ransom McDowell said. goggle eyes or blue runners The fishing pace is really SeaSquared Charters out of landed his first, second and Everglades in the first round He knows he faces a chal- from a kite will also serve gaining momentum in the the 7 Mile Marina in third sailfish of his life and of the state playoffs. The top lenge in his first year. you well. bay and around the bridges. Marathon. You can reach topped off the experience scorers on that team, Shaniya “These are young kids learn- On the wrecks, mutton Snapper of all varieties are him at 743-5305, Sea with big dolphin. Watson and Alexsa Rahming, ing how to play basketball,” snapper continue to bite shifting from summer to [email protected] and Then, along with Capt. graduated. He said. “But we should be well with live pilchards, winter homes, and the www.SeaSquared Matt Bellinger and in con- McDowell said the team all right.” ballyhoo or pinfish working bridge areas are a hard place junction with the Jose Charters.com. best. Heaps of jack crevalle Lindsey wants more conditioning Conchs now 1-3 From Soccer, 1B game in a row and fell to 1- From Basketball, 1B anced scoring attack to trip scored six and Amanda out the Cane scoring for 3. They lost to Pembroke Coral Shores, 34-24. Davis added four. new head coach Jessica who played well the rest of Pines Charter, 5-1, Friday ketball. There will be condi- Shooting guard Jessica The Lady Hurricanes got Wood. the way. night (DeAbreu scored the tioning work this week.” Forward and forward Yailin 11 points from Alexis Marathon stayed close to After the final whistle lone goal) to fall to 1-1 in The Lady Dolphins, Nieda each scored nine Tarafa and five from a big-school team from sounded, and an exuberant District 16-3A. They will returning the bulk of the points for Marathon. Brooklyn Irwin. Mackenzie Southridge but fell, 44-33. public-address announcer play Marathon at 5 p.m. roster intact from last year’s Johnisha Qualls and Laack, Samantha Hickory That did not satisfy had congratulated the teams Thursday at Tommy Roberts 6-13 campaign, got a bal- Gardine Raymond each and Jackie Boyle rounded Lindsey, who expects her and thanked the small gath- Memorial Stadium. still-young squad to make ering of fans for coming out, “We’re improving,” Paul waves this winter. Hernandez described herself said. “Our problem is effort Advanced Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery, (ADCS Clinics) Acquires “That was the first time as a soccer player: “I’m very from some of our players.” we’ve played a team that calm and I’m [technically The Keys Dermatology Practice of Dr. Karen Weismantle Who has Retired. was just scrappier than we good] for my height.” Conch boys lose were, and being scrappy is Of the Conchs, she said, The Key West boys soc- ADCS Clinics (“ADCS”), the nations largest dermatology practice, is pleased to something we pride our- “They are very aggressive” cer team lost on Friday night selves on,” the coach said. and, referring to Caila to district foe Pembroke announce it has completed the acquisition of two clinics in the Florida Keys from the “We played a solid man- DeAbreu, “they have a fast Pines Charter, 6-0, and now practice of Dr. Karen Weismantle who retired November 6th. The clinics are located to-man, half-court defense forward.” takes a 1-1 record into five led by Jessica and Key West lost its third consecutive road games. in Islamorada and Marathon, Florida. “I am grateful for the opportunity and support the Keys Johnisha,” Lindsey said. patients and physicians have granted me over the last 8 years,” said Dr. Weismantle. “But we got beat on fast break and transition plays.” Karen says, “I am pleased to introduce Advanced Dermatology, Dr. Martin Schiff and PA Nieda scored 11 points Teams busy against Southridge, with Deborah Mendoza to the patients of Keys Dermatology. Medical records may be obtained Qualls hitting for nine. From Swimmers, 1B or transferred by request at the Islamorada office 82245 Overseas Highway or call 664-0700.” Forrest netted seven points. after a late red card in a Nov. ICS soccer “I started with a lot of 2 win over Key West. Island Christian School’s Dr. Matt Leavitt, Founder and CEO of ADCS, said “This acquisition gives us a great these girls when they were in A home opener against girls soccer team dropped a 3-1 seventh grade,” Lindsey said. Ransom Everglades tenta- match to Westwood Christian opportunity to expand our footprint into the very southern part of Florida. We are “Now we’re not only holding tively is scheduled for this on Friday. Alexandra now able to provide state of the art dermatologic care, including MOHS and cosmetic our own, but doing with a Friday at George M. Barley Montagne scored the ICS goal young group of players.” surgery, for patients in that region.” Jr. Stadium. Start time was off an assist from Sammie The Dolphins travel to not available. Egan. Key West for the regular- Coral Shores’ boys basket- “For being a young team, Dermatology appointments can be made at either office season opener at 5 p.m. ball team under new head the girls played a good game,” Thursday, then return after coach Bruce Teachey opens said head coach Sheryl Yost. by calling the following numbers: the Thanksgiving break. the home season at 6 p.m. Katie Panksyy, a senior Also in the tournament, Monday against visiting playing her first season in 8065 Overseas Hwy 82245 Overseas Hwy Key West topped Coral Gulliver Prep. goal, made 14 saves. Marathon, FL 33050 Islamorada, FL 33036 K E Y S Shores, 56-20. The Lady Other Hurricane winter The Lady Eagles are on the 305-289-0044 305-664-0700 Conchs stayed close to sports schedules were being road for two games this week. DERMATOLOGY Southridge in a 44-37 loss. finalized earlier this week.

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Living VETERANS DAY

Photo by PETE BACHELER Simon Miller, a Royal Marines commando who served in Iraq and Afghanistan from 2002 to 2004, speaks at an event hosted by Islamorada Fire Rescue at Station 20.

Photo by PETE BACHELER Military veterans were honored over the weekend as part of Sunday's Veterans Day. Events included a Sunday observance in Islamorada that includes Long Key resident Joe Hanak (left), a veteran of the battle for Iwo Jima in World War II, with fellow veteran Glenn Taylor of Islamorada.

Pele, a retired military dog that served two tours as a bomb sniffer in Iraq and one in Guantanamo Bay, gets ready for Marathon's Veterans Day parade on Saturday. Pele's owner is American Legion Marathon Post 154 Commander Steve Odle. 35th Annual

Sat., Nov. 17, 2012

American Legion Key Largo Post 333 First Vice President Rocco LaPace (left) accepts an award, given Saturday night, from John Donnelly on behalf of the post's support of the Wounded Warrior Project.

KEY WEST ‘Hidden’ sheds light on needy

in Plain View.” 30 inches, and black and New exhibit “A community garden white. offers a place where people Biddle, meanwhile, asked about homeless can learn to cultivate food, a homeless people for sketch- opens Thursday place where they can go for es, poems and quotes about rest and for sustenance,” she their lives. Those accompa- We’ve all seen them up said. “But on a more funda- ny the exhibit, as do sketch- and down the Keys — the mental level, it offers a way es and poems from a dozen down and out with nowhere for people who are on food local artists. to live. Well, the Studios of stamps to enhance the vari- “I ended up with a pile of Key West wants to change ety and freshness of their beautiful snippets,” says your impression of Monroe food.” Biddle. County’s homeless. “We live in a place that Additionally, four From Thursday through emphasizes the importance of Monroe County School Dec. 14, the art enclave at One Human Family, but what District students created 600 White St. exhibits does that really mean?” she their own interpretations of “Hidden in Plain View: asked. “I wanted to put a chal- homeless children. The Faces and Stories of lenge to those of us who sim- young artists are Meredith Homelessness.” Erika Biddle ply look the other way when Delostrinos, second grade; developed it with photogra- confronted with the homeless; Anna Schneider, fifth grade; phy by Sheelman Sheelman. I wanted to give the homeless Willow Wood, fifth grade; Biddle says she initially an identity, and bring them and Bridget Martin, fifth set out to create a communi- into the public eye.” grade. ty garden. But after touring Sheelman shot the two An opening reception is soup kitchens and shelters, dozen photos comprising the set for Thursday at the the effort grew into “Hidden exhibit. Each is 24 inches by Studios from 6 to 9 p.m. 4B Wednesday, November 14, 2012 KeysNet.com Keynoter

AT THE MOVIES FKCC How to be like Bond, James Bond

licensed men’s fragrance www.kohls.com. used to create Berenice Even the spy’s rolled out to retail last month • Omega: “Skyfall” Marlohe’s two-tone mani- nail lacquer (the first women’s scent, marks the seventh film in cure for the movie; the Bond Girl 007, was released which Bond has an Omega tops of the fingernails is on target in 2008 to coincide with watch strapped to his wrist, painted a maroon hue “Quantum of Solace”). and this time he wears not called Skyfall, and the By ADAM TSCHORN Touted as “dangerously one but two different mod- underside of each nail Los Angeles Times sophisticated,” the scent els, a black-dialed Planet painted a glittery gold profile of James Bond 007 is Ocean 600M and a shade dubbed GoldenEye. Brand-name shoutouts described as having a “back- Seamaster Aqua Terra with a ($8.50 at OPI retailers.) Sheriff Bob Peryam presents Crystal Pita, a graduate of and high-profile product • Orlebar Brown: What is Corrections Academy 46, with her badge. Charlotte placement are as much a part it about James Bond and the County Sheriff Bill Cameron (left), FKCC President of 007 movies as Bond’s parade of pale-blue swim Jonathan Gueverra and FKCC Public Safety Coordinator tuxedo or Q’s gadgetry, and trunks? with “Skyfall” in theaters at In 1964’s “Thunderball,” Christine Collins look on. the same time the film fran- Sean Connery famously chise marks its 50th anniver- sported a pair of Sunspel sary, it’s never been easier trunks. In 2006’s “Casino College graduates for fans to live and let buy Royale,” Daniel Craig into the brand — James strode out of the surf clad in Brand. a barely there pair by La new law enforcement Perla. Six years later, in • Heineken: Despite 100 percent of its initial “Skyfall,” costume designer shaking and stirring the ire Overall, 30 class completed the 420- Jany Temime chose a pow- of 007 enthusiasts, “Skyfall” hour training. Through a der-blue pair of Orlebar ready to get is far from the first time the partnership with the Monroe Brown’s short, retro-style martini-loving Bond and County Sheriff Office, all 16 Part of being Bond is wearing this sweet Omega Setter swim trunks in a certification beer share the big screen — graduates will be employed Seamaster Aqua Terra. blink-and-you’ll-miss-it for that you’d have to go Twenty-four recruits as detention deputies at one pool scene, specifically as an back to 1962’s “Dr. No,” in graduated Nov. 5 from of the three Keys jails. bone of rich, reassuringly blue dial. (Omega is selling homage to Connery’s origi- which Sean Connery Florida Keys Community Among graduates, Aaron elegant lavender with under- “Planet Ocean Skyfall” in a nal trunks. ($230 at appears with a bottle of College’s Basic Law Coller and John Rhoades tones of moss and coumarin limited edition of 5,007 for www.orlebarbrown.com) Jamaica’s Red Stripe. Enforcement Academy and were recognized for aca- ...” with traces of vetiver, $6,500 each.) • Swarovski: Swarovski And yes, Bond not only its Corrections Academy at demic excellence, and crisp apple and sandalwood. • OPI: A merchandise and British jewelry designer quaffs a bottle of the Dutch the Tennessee Williams Jeremy Tellier and Denise After one whiff, we decided tie-in with nail-lacquer Stephen Webster designed a brew in the new movie, a Theatre on the college’s Dery received the Top Gun that if James Bond were real, brand OPI may seem like a “Skyfall”-themed collection, tuxedo-wearing Daniel Stock Island campus. award for superior shooting this is exactly what his pock- head-scratcher — until you several pieces of which are Craig also appears in a Of the 24, eight plan to skills. et-square drawer would consider the number of worn by Berenice Marlohe’s Heineken TV commercial, go into law enforcement and The college is now smell like. women who have tried to Severine in the film’s casino reportedly part of a $45 mil- 16 into corrections. In addi- accepting applications for its And no, Q Branch has not sink their talons into Bond scene, including an eye- lion deal between the studio tion, six graduated from the Basic Law Enforcement rigged the bottle to double as over the years. catching pair of long, rhodi- and the brewer. (Our only college’s Institute for Public Academy that begins in a flamethrower. (James In October, OPI released um-plated black bamboo question? Why no “licensed Safety in the Upper Keys the January. The part- Bond 007 eau de toilette, 30 a limited-edition, 12-color earrings and matching pen- to chill” tag line?) previous week. time/night-time programs ml and 50 ml for $30 and Skyfall collection inspired dant. (Stephen Webster for • James Bond 007 Upon passing their will run weekdays from $40 respectively at Kohl’s by various Bond films. Two Swarovski, $170 each at Signature Fragrance: The respective state certification 6:15 to 10:30 p.m. on the stores and online at of those shades were also www.swarovski.com.) film franchise’s first exams, the graduates will Stock Island campus and at become Florida police or the Upper Keys Center at AT THE MOVIES corrections officers. Coral Shores High School. Corrections Academy 46 To find out more, go to It’s not easy being a Bond girl was the first one in which www.fkcc.edu. LIVING BRIEFS Dr. Holly Goodhead). Attitude Potential vixens and villain- Thursday talk Lower Keys. Kayaks are and outfits esses should choose a punny, provided by Key West sexually suggestive-sounding focuses on health Ecotours. name. There’s a good reason The cleanup of marine are essential Giovanni Campanile, an no one remembers any Bond and other debris runs from By ADAM TSCHORN girl named “Lisa.” interventional cardiologist 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Los Angeles Times • No license to grill. and graduate of the Harvard Discarded debris dam- “You never ever see a Bond Medical School and the ages habitat by breaking or If most men harbor a girl cooking,” points out Institute of Integrative smothering ecosystems secret desire to emulate “Skyfall” costume designer Medicine, will host a free such as coral reefs. And James Bond by donning a Jany Temime. “They just don’t talk on heart health at 11 debris in the ocean is often tuxedo or packing a Walther do that. They are dressed to kill a.m. Thursday at the Tropic difficult to see and can PPK (and they do — survey — or to seduce or make love.” Cinema, 416 Eaton St., Key cause damage to vessels. any five guys about the com- Thus, Temime’s inspiration for West. It’s part of a series Meanwhile, derelict bination lock on their brief- the costumes worn by titled “The Good, the Bad fishing gear continues to case, and three are likely to “Skyfall’s” Severine (Berenice and the Ugly!” catch fish and other ani- have chosen 0-0-7), it’s safe Marlohe): The femme fatales Campanile will be mals, and marine debris is to assume that at least a few of ’50s Hollywood, particular- joined by Charlotte often mistaken by wildlife women have wondered what ly actress Ava Gardner. (Charlie) Wilson, owner of for food and can lead to • Weakness makes a it might take to become the the organic Help Yourself starvation and death. strong bond. object of Bondian affections. Cafe on Fleming Street. To attend or for direc- Based on the last 50 years, “The Bond girls that have Wilson will prepare an tions, contact Reef Relief here are a few pointers that been the strongest have been easy and healthy meal and might help an aspiring Bond the least popular, especially at 294-3100 or by e-mail at then offer free organic bev- [email protected]. girl get a leg up on the com- the ones that were on equal erage and food samples footing with Bond, such as petition. after the talk. May Day [played by Grace • Pick a memorable RSVP to attend by call- ‘Magical Mangroves’ moniker Jones] in ‘View to a Kill’ and ing 294-4460. Take a clue from Honey Michelle Yeoh (who played is at Eco-Discovery Ryder and Pussy Galore, Wai Lin) in ‘Tomorrow Plenty O’Toole and Holly Never Dies,’” observes Rob Literacy seeks Children in kinder- garten through fifth grade Goodhead (excuse me, that’s Weiner, co-editor of “James Halle Berry was the bond girl in ‘Die Another Day.’ tutor volunteers are invited to participate in a free educational event at Bond in World and Popular Goodnight (“The Man With The Literacy Volunteers the Florida Keys Eco- Culture: The Films Are Not the Golden Gun”) and Halle of America-Monroe Coun- Discovery Center on • TOTAL NUDITY... Enough.” Berry’s Jinx Johnson (“Die ty seeks volunteer tutors in Weiner does point out that Another Day”), whose orange Saturday, “Magical Man- Distinctive and the Marathon and Key groves.” Bond girls have changed, if Eres bikini and strappy white Largo areas. Tasteful slowly, over the years and are belt and knife ensemble was a From 10 to 11 a.m. par- • Florida’s Most If you have two hours ticipants will learn about the far from one-dimensional clear homage to Andress’ bare- to help, contact Maria damsels in distress. “I think ly dressed Honey Ryder. importance of mangroves to Beautiful Women Triana in Marathon at 393- it’s important, especially in • Don’t put gold on that Florida Keys wildlife above • Private Table today’s climate, to have a finger. 6064 (trianamaria@com and below the water. Dances Available strong Bond girl who can Although the life cast.net) or Sharon Plezia Attendance is free but pre- in Key Largo at 942- • Full Liquor and hold her own against 007,” he expectancy of a Bond play- registration is recommend- says. mate can fluctuate wildly 0125(smplezia@gma ed. Call 809-4750. Food Served ’til • A modicum of Spandex from movie to movie (with il.com). The Eco-Discovery Close From the moment Ursula Jill Masterson’s death by skin Center is at 35 East Quay • Open ’til 4am Andress waded ashore in a suffocation perhaps the gold Shore cleanup Road, on the Truman Water- soaking two-piece in “Dr. standard of an early exit), • Couples Welcome front at the end of Southard No,” it became clear that the saying “I do” can prove even set for Saturday Street in Key West. best way to get Bond’s atten- more deadly. tion was to wear a bikini. Case in point: The late Reef Relief and Key Keys Hottest Happy Hour The list of those who mem- Tracy Bond (played by Diana West Ecotours are hosting ICS Christmas orably went to two-pieces for Rigg in “On Her Majesty’s a kayak shoreline cleanup fest is Saturday 4-8 pm No Cover • 1/2 price Appetizers 007 include Claudine Auger’s Secret Service”), whose on Saturday based from the 2-4-1 Dances • 2-4-1 Drinks Domino Derval (“Thunder- tenure as Mrs. Bond was but Geiger Key Marina, 5 Island Christian School Tuesday - Locals Night ball”), Britt Ekland’s Mary a matter of minutes. Geiger Key Road in the hosts its 35th annual Christmas Festival & Auction from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at the school ADVERTISE IN THE campus, mile marker 83.4. Live and silent auctions FOR AS LOW AS begin at 10:30 a.m. with more than 300 items val- $49.28 ued at more than $50,000 Over 30,000 combined for sale. 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TO YOUR HEALTH THE DESSERT NOOK Sleep isn’t a luxury Meringue: Light take on cookies studies that link sleep dis- safer to employ those even Lack of it orders, such as obstructive Ensure you more basic tools — your can lead to sleep apnea and sleep-dis- use freshest hands. Your hands, unlike ordered breathing, to an those egg shells, don’t have larger woes increased risk of high blood eggs possible sharp edges, which dramati- pressure. cally reduces the possibility Every year, more than 1 “That’s because, in addi- By SARA MOULTON of breaking the yokes. The million Americans suffer a tion to disturbed sleep, Associated Press quickest way to warm your heart attack. About 450,000 apnea sufferers also experi- whites to room temperature are fatal. People know the ence brief surges in blood Even if you avoid baking is to put them in a clean usual risk factors for heart pressure each time they all year long, there’s a very bowl, then put that bowl attacks — smoking, obesi- wake up,” he said. “Over good chance the allure of into a larger bowl of hot ty, high blood pressure, time, this can lead to the the holidays will seduce water. high cholesterol and dia- chronic elevation of blood you into having a go at a If you don’t already own betes. pressure known as hyper- batch of cookies. an oven thermometer, you But research indicates tension, which is a major And why not? It’s sweet might consider getting one. there could be another risk risk factor for cardiovascu- food for a sweet season. Of These cookies need to be factor — sleep apnea. lar disease. Fortunately, course, the cookie season baked at 275, and some According to the when sleep apnea is treated, can be hazardous to your ovens just don’t work well National Sleep Foundation, blood pressure may go waistline. If possible, it’s at such a low temp. Though studies show that people down.” best to keep in mind Julia my own oven needed to be with cardiovascular prob- How do you know if you Child’s motto: Everything fiddled with again and lems such as high blood have sleep apnea? in moderation. Go ahead again, my thermometer kept pressure, heart failure and The main symptoms and savor those cookies, the job on track. stroke have a high preva- include excessive loud just don’t be a monster By the way, those of you lence of sleep apnea. snoring, severe morning about it. who regularly bake up Whether sleep apnea actu- headaches, reduced alert- Of course, if you do hap- meringues as white as snow ally causes heart disease is ness, gasping for air, wak- pen to overdo it, you’ll be should know that this isn’t still unclear. But the foun- ing frequently during the better off if you snub the that type of meringue. It is Photo courtesy ASSOCIATED PRESS dation said if you have night to urinate, daytime usual dough boys in favor meant to be beige and Even if you don’t like coconut, you’ll like love these sleep apnea, the probability fatigue, lack of energy or of a lean and luscious gem chewy, not white and chocolate-dipped meringue drops. of developing hypertension excessive sleepiness like these chocolate-dipped crispy. Likewise, the note of increases significantly. despite getting an adequate meringue drops. tangy bitterness provided pulse the cranberries until let the meringue drops cool “There is growing evi- amount of sleep (usually Each one is like a candy by the dark chocolate is finely chopped. Set aside. completely. dence of a connection seven to eight hours) at bar in a cookie suit. The meant to offset this confec- Spread the coconut on a Bring a small saucepan between obstructive sleep night, poor concentration, hero of this story? Egg tion’s overall sweetness. third baking sheet or in a of water to a gentle simmer. apnea and heart disease,” forgetfulness and mood whites. They bind together The proof, of course, is roasting pan. Bake on the Set a larger stainless bowl said Jeremy Tabak, a pul- changes. the other ingredients — the in the cookie. My daughter, oven’s middle shelf until over the saucepan, then add monologist on staff at Sleep apnea can be diag- coconut and dried cranber- who is no fan of coconut, golden, about five minutes. the chocolate. Heat the Mariners Hospital in nosed easily with a sleep ries — and provide a nice dogged these chocolate- Let cool. Reduce the oven chocolate, stirring occa- Tavernier. He explained study at the Sleep chewy texture, all without dipped meringue drops. to 275 sionally, until melted. One that an apnea is a temporary Diagnostics Center at adding any fat. Yes, there’s The goods: Once the coconut has at a time, dip the bottoms of suspension of breathing, Mariners Hospital. The tests fat in the coconut and the • One cup dried cranber- cooled, in a medium bowl the cookies into the choco- lasting 10 or more seconds. are customized based on chocolate, but the overall ries. combine it with the cranber- late, then set chocolate side In sleep apnea, these each patient’s symptoms and fat and calorie content is • Two cups unsweetened ries. up on parchment to cool. To episodes can occur hun- the information the doctor lower here than in butter- shredded coconut. In a large bowl, use an set the chocolate faster, the dreds of times each night needs to make a diagnosis. based cookies. • Four large egg whites, electric mixer to beat the cookies can be refrigerated. and are due to obstruction “It may sound trite,” This is one of those room temperature. egg whites with the salt, Store the cookies in an of the airway. Tabak said, “but sufficient recipes for which the fresh- • Pinch of salt. cream of tartar and vanilla airtight container and In addition to fragment- sleep is not a luxury. It is a er the egg, the better. Fresh • Pinch of cream of tar- until they form soft peaks. refrigerate for up to one ed sleep, apnea creates a necessity and should be egg whites boast more body tar. Add the sugar, two table- week. drop in oxygen levels in the thought of as a vital sign of than older ones, adding • Half a teaspoon vanilla spoons at a time, beating • Start to finish: 55 min- blood. This can lead to good health. Treating sleep greater volume and stability extract. until stiff peaks form. Fold utes (30 minutes active). increased risk of cardiovas- apnea is an easy way for to your cookies. The whites • One cup sugar. in the coconut cranberry • Makes five dozen. cular disease, including people to reduce their risk and yolks should be sepa- • Six ounces bittersweet mixture. Drop rounded • Nutrition information cardiac arrhythmias and for health problems and rated when the eggs are chocolate, chopped. tablespoons of the batter, per cookie: 50 calories; 25 heart attacks. People who possibly save their lives.” cold. But wait until the Heat the oven to 350. one inch apart, on the pre- calories from fat (50 per- have apnea typically expe- whites reach room tempera- Line two baking sheets with pared baking sheets. cent of total calories); 3 g rience multiple awakenings Mariners Hospital of ture before beating them. parchment paper or spray Bake for 25 minutes, or fat (2 g saturated; 0 g trans each night as a result of the Tavernier, part of Baptist Though many of us sep- with cooking spray and dust until the meringue drops are fats); 0 mg cholesterol; 7 g closing of their airway Health South Florida, arate egg whites from yolks with flour, shaking off the beige (they will be soft at carbohydrate; 1 g fiber; 5 g when they fall asleep. provided this as a public using the cracked egg shell excess. the center). Put the sheet sugar; 1 g protein; 10 mg Tabak referred to several service. halves as little cups, it’s In a food processor, pans on cooling racks and sodium.

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100271698-01 CITY OF MARATHON, FLORIDA Centennial Bank in Marathon is recruiting a: 9805 Overseas Highway, Marathon, FL 33050 RFQ NUMBER: RFQ-PS-2012-DL Phone: (305) 743-0033 Issue Date: November 15, 2012 Loan Officer Assistant Due Date: until December 28, 2012 The successful Loan Officer Assistant candidate will NOTICE TO PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING FIRMS: assist Loan Officers with the development of commercial REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS relationships, loan documentation preparation and closings, as well as Public Notice administrative duties. Banking and loan documentation experience helpful. The City of Marathon, Florida, pursuant to Florida Statutes, Section 287.055, “Consultants Competitive Must have strong customer service, computer and communications skills and Negotiations Act,” is seeking to enter into one or more continuing contracts with qualified professional engi- neering service firms for various projects within the City of Marathon. be detail oriented. Centennial Bank offers a great work environment, competitive compensation The City intends to enter into continuing contracts with professional engineering service firms which may then package and great benefits, which includes medical, dental, life and LTD be selected for specific projects and disciplines under separate Project Specific Agreements. It is anticipated insurances, matching 401k plan, paid vacation and more. that each continuing contract will be for a three (3) year term with one (1) - two (2) year renewal (at the dis- cretion of the City). Actual completion of assigned projects may extend beyond such term. For inquiries please contact Jackie Grasley at (305) 676-3004 Selected firms may be tasked to provide comprehensive engineering and other services. These potential serv- or e-mail [email protected] ices and areas of expertise may include: Archeology, Architecture, Asbestos Survey and Removal, Building To apply, please go to http://www.my100bank.com/careers. Official Services, Civil Engineering, Coastal Engineering, Communications Engineering, Computer Aided An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V Drafting and Design, Construction Cost Estimating, Construction Inspections, Construction Project Management, Ecology, Electrical Engineering, Energy Management, Environmental Engineering, Geographic Information Systems, Geotechnical Engineering, Hazardous Material Tanks, Hydraulic Engineering, Land Development, Land Surveying, Landscape Architecture, Mechanical Engineering, Planning, Specification Writing, Structural Engineering, Surveying, Traffic Engineering, Utilities, Water Resources/Stormwater, Water and Wastewater Services and Water Tank Inspection/Corrosion Control. Key Largo MH Extensively Front Desk Receptionist, Full Time remodeled mobile home. Career minded professional with a friendly smile Selected firms shall provide all engineering and/or specialty consultant support, through either in-house (with Partially furnished. Move in now. New plywood floors and excellent people skills needed for busy offices located in the State of Florida) or sub-consultant firms (with offices located in the State of Florida), as throughout with new carpet in veterinary office. Good telephone skills and the required to complete an assigned project. LR/DR. Vinyl tile in K and bath. Custom cabinet/vanity in bath. ability to multi task are essential to this position. No minimum amount of professional services or compensation will be assured to any of the firms so retained, All new sheetrock walls with Computer experience is required. Shift hours vary and the City shall not be prevented in any manner from retaining other firms at its sole discretion. However, new studs and crown moulding between 7:30am and 6:00pm Monday-Friday the City will attempt to equally distribute any work among the selected firms. on windows/doors and walls. Includes storage and utility with some Saturdays and Sundays included. sheds with w/d hookups. New Salary based on experience. Please apply Request for Qualifications (RFQ) documents may be examined at City Hall, 9805 Overseas Highway, porch and porch roof and at Marathon Veterinary Hospital at Marathon, Florida. RFQ documents may also be examined online at www.demandstar.com. All RFQ docu- newer roof on main. Home is ments must be obtained from Demand Star. RFQ documents obtained from any source other than Demand on a nice lot in Largo Park who 11187 Overseas Hwy or call 305-743-7099 Star may not be accurate or complete, and each Responder and sub-contractor assumes all risks by their must approve before sale. reliance on such documents. Any Responder or sub-contractor who does not obtain the RFQ documents from Home and remodel cost me $14k plus. 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Yard space also NEW & USED BOOK SALE Simmons Beautyrest MARATHON available. 305-923-9542 1BR 1BA mobile home Island Christian School www.fredsbeds.com Sat., Nov. 17 at 8:00 AM with attached Fla room. MM 83.4 Bayside FREE DELIVERY On the water. F/L/S. (305) 664-4933 $850/mo. 743-5623 Marathon • MM 53.5 • 743-7277 Big Coppitt • MM 9.5 • 295-8430 MARATHON unfurn 1 BR house w/W/D hkup avail, big YOU HAVE IT. yard. $1125/mo + util & sec. Call Dee 305-289-0666 or 305-849-0466 PRIVATE COLLECTOR WANTS. Rolex Dive watches and Pilot Watches. Old model Tavernier Annual Rental 25 CUBIC FOOT REFRIG. Military clocks & watches. Call $900 per month. 2/1 Mobile Roper brand (made by 305-743-4578. with storage shed in Sunset Whirlpool). White, approx. 5 Acres, Tavernier. Well kept yrs. old. Excellent condition. with large kitchen, sun room, $200 Call (305) 414-8108. deck, etc. Includes washer/ dryer. Call Dennis at 814 467- 6946, or 813 765-9012. Looking for annual/long term FREE FILL - Concrete blocks resident. Must have decent broken up, metal free. credit with security deposit. 27 Judy Place, Key Largo. LOWER MATECUMBE MM 77 $900 814-467-6946 Come by or call Gary 3BR, 3 BR home, with 55’ [email protected] 352-250-1885 dock, on canal. $450,000 Contact: [email protected] Somebody else PORT LARGO CANAL HOME 2BR / 2BA KEY LARGO WANTED TO BUY (MM 100) 5 BR, 3 BA. 100’ VILLAGE , 2 marinas, private Old or Antique Guns deep water dock. Owner beach, courtyard w/ hot tub & wants it. Key Largo Angler’s Club. financing. Asking $875K. outside kit. Oct. - Apr. mthly. Call Bob Jones, aboard the Must sell! 305-522-1905 $1700/mo. Call Dino at boat Lucky 6. 305-367-2382 (954) 647-2576. Have something you MARATHO N 34’ 5th Wheeler 48’ waterfront! On marina. no longer need? A Fishermen’s Dream, Mrthn $700/wk; $1200/2 wk; $2K/mo. SCHWINN FITNESS 430 34’ 5th wheeler. Permanently Eliptical $500.00. Fully furn. N/S. 518-366-8141 installed. Boat slip aside the [email protected]. Sell it in the classifieds! Brand new! No delivery, you deck. $39K. 518-366-8141 must be able to move. [email protected] (305) 743-5551 or (305) 852-0014. Grassy Key, Marathon RV for [email protected] sale 28 ft RV w/bump out & FL Garage sale Saturday room. Furnished. AC. Shed. Nonvember 17 8-2 $6500. Pelican RV park. Tools,dolls,clothes household, Ground rent $615 month. 410- model trains and furniture. 95 598-5065 or 410-239-7398 Man O War Dr marathon [email protected] abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVYXYZ<>1234567890,./-=_+:” 8B Wednesday,November 14, 2012 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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POSITIONS AVAILABLE AT: 100271985-01 The Guidance/Care Hospitality Happens Here! Center, Inc. Need to make Case Managers Referring, linking and POSITIONS AVAILABLE: some extra cash? tracking resources to adult and children in the Florida • Front Desk Clerk Deliver our newspapers Previous Bank, office or Hospitality experience a plus! Keys. Positions available in Key Largo, Marathon • Housekeeping Inspector 7 days a week between and Key West. Bachelor’s Minimum one year experience in relevant supervisor position. required. Full-time. 4:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. • Cook, Part Time in Key West Driver - Marathon • Bartender, Part Time Part-time/per diem, 3 years Apply in person: clean driving record. Valid 1688 Overseas Hwy., Marathon G MM 48.2 Bayside Potential income $350 a week CDL license with passenger Equal Opportunity Employer/Drug Free Workplace endorsement. For more information Behavioral Health Technician - Marathon PT Concierge/Marktg @ call Carter at 743-5551 Ext. 21 Hammocks Resort MM48. Crisis Stabilization Unit Rare oppty due to Part-Time promotions. Fill out app at front desk. Hourly + Comm $$. Behavioral Health Therapists providing services to EXPERIENC ED LOCAL F/T Maintenance/Painter SERVICE PLUMBER needed. children and families at Must have clean appearance, schools, client homes F/T Inventory/Carpet Cleaner valid drivers lic. & references. TOM THUMB and in the Middle and Call (305) 453-5435. Food Stores, Inc. Lower Keys community. F/T Front Desk Associate SEWER INSTALLERS Responsible individuals with Offers the following positions in Master’s required; P/T & F/T Housekeeping Supervisor/Inspector plumbing and equipment exp. Licensed preferred. for sewer lateral installations. MONROE COUNTY Full-Time. Must be able to work weekends & holidays Must have clean driving * Managers & Manager Trainees Previous experience preferred record. We offer a strong pay plan. Please fax resume to * Assistant Managers Three shifts available: Behavioral Health No phone calls please. Apply in person at: 305-743-4299 or email dan @3rdgenerationplumbing.com * Store Clerks Therapist MM 92.5 - 500 Burton Dr., Suite 5216 - Tavernier, FL 33070 6am to 2pm providing services to We are an Equal Opportunity Employer 2pm to 10pm children at Marathon 10pm to 6am High School. Drivers: $2,000.00 Sign-On Bonus! Top Pay, Benefits, To apply please call 786-295-5307 Master’srequired; Miles, Great Home-Time & Licensed preferred. More! Werner Enterprises: and ask for Cleveland Mathis Full-Time. TOM THUMB 1-888-567-4854 We will train. No experience needed. All applicants must submit: Has immediate opening for Competitive wages and benefits. DFWP. E.O.E. 1) Resume; 2) three refer- MANAGER in Marathon. ences; 3) undergo back- ground, fingerprint, and drug Excellent benefits. Will train. screening prior to any offer of Call Cleveland 786-295-5307 employment. Send resume to [email protected] or via facsimile to (305) 571-9324. EEOC/DFWP Former applicants need not apply Newspaper

carrier wanted 1987 Luhrs Boat Custom hardtop; twin engine bracket; no motor (outboard); comes w/ Grassy Key area South Florida aluminum axle Big Pine Key Fishing Lodge trailer. $6,000 772-260-0377 [email protected] s seeking to fill a part time Deliver newspapers 7 days a week housekeeper position for Sun - Wed. between 4 a.m. and 7 a.m. 2002 Hydra-Sport 2002 Apply in person MM 33. HYDRA-SPORTS 23ft CC, Yamaha 200 2 Stroke .Brand F/T Maint/Prop Supervisor The pay is approximently new seat upholstery. Comes nd possible Front Desk with aluminum trailer $16,000 position for Marathon resort. $350 a week. 305-731-9397 Must have experience and will- [email protected] ng to work wkends. Please Stop in at the Marathon office 27’ Hells Bay 2004 all (305) 896-5447 for details. Twin 225 Yamahas. Newly to fill out an application. serviced, bottom painted. RESORT HELP Ready to go! $55K. mmediate openings! 305-743-5623 Front Desk/Recept; 3015 Overseas Hwy. Dockhand; Housekeeping Carolina Skiff Specialists All Marathon, 797-1707 sizes & models: Sea Chasers, Bennington pontoons & Hydra. TRANSFIELD SERVICES AMERICAS (TSA) THE MOORINGS and sports. Call Ft. Myers for West Coast pricing! 800-955-7543 MORADA BAY / PIERRE’S Transfield Services Americas re seeking self motivated, FOR SALE! etail oriented and hard has opportunity available for a DIVE BOAT CAPTAIN World famous Capt. "Skip" working individuals to fill Truck Driver Halls Diving Center, Bradeen’s original charter boat, in our Marathon, Fl. ositions in Housekeeping. Marathon BLUE CHIP TOO, at Whale Please submit an application EXPERIENCED HELP ONLY location. Candidate must possess a Seeking F/T or P/T Captain Harbor Marina. Included in the resume @ 123 Beach Rd., μ Breakfast Cook CDL Class “B’ license. with Master’s license. Must sale: dock slip, 30 rods & reels slamorada. MM 81.5 ocean μ Prep Cook, Line Cook hold a Divemaster’s and an instant start in the ide or email: μ Host/Hostess certification or be a certified charter boat business. Call me This is a Mid-level position with an opportunity to [email protected] μ Waitstaff diver willing to train to μ for great additional details. advance within a rapidly expanding global company. Bartender (305) 481-5151. Divemaster level. Need strong μ Bus Person customer relation skills, a μ Front of House Managers Transfield Services provides performance-based manage- professional appearance and Apply in person: ALARM INSTALLER, P/T. willing to perform vessel ment, operations, maintenance, rehabilitation services, for Experience necessary. DFWP. Sunset Grille & Raw Bar, 7 maintenance. Knights Key Blvd, Marathon. transportation infrastructure and associated facilities Good references. Clean, valid Contact Bob Brayman or rivers license. Fax resume to Randy Botteri at 305-743-5929 throughout North America. 43-2022, or call 743-2522. to arrange interview. Email resume or application to Bayshore Clothing is seeking All interested candidates please send your resume EXPERIENCED [email protected]. an energetic, dependable, year ELECTRICIAN NEEDED. [email protected] round PT salesperson & a FT or contact Keith Anderson at 305-289-4360 Valid Driver’s License required. seasonal salesperson. If you Call 305-481-0058 love to sell, have retail experi- ence, & would like to work in a PLUMBER - MARATHON WOW LOOK !!! fun up-beat store, please apply Experienced only. Must have at 8911 O/S Hwy, Marathon. lean driving record and be 29’ COMMERCIAL Y & G PARADISE TOWING 300 HP John Deere, low hrs. is buying junked cars. ble to pass drug test. Caterpillar Marine Engine 305) 731-7797 3208 - running take-out; 506 Fishing & trap pulling. Call (305) 731-6540 transmission with trolling Full electronics. $23K obo. valve; $10,000. Call Marc 305-522-2702, Islamorada (772) 260-0377. $10,000 772- 260-0377 All types of permits for sale! 2007 KEYSTONE HORNET [email protected] Rock Shrimp, King Fish, S 33’ travel trailer. No hwy. Atlantic Snapper, Grouper, mileage, new awning, new roof Gulf 6 Pack reef & pelagic, coat, 2 slide outs. Great cond.! Commercial Gulf Reef Fish, $10K OBO. (305) 587-7094. 55’ BOAT SLIP FOR SALE Gulf Snapper IFQ’s, Long Line OR LEASE in Islamorada. Pkg. Many other permits avail. Yacht Club membership We buy, sell & broker all types incl. $500 / month. Great of permits. Call before you buy 2008 Roadmaster encl cargo location! Call 305-393-7494. or sell! Please call for prices. or motorcycle trailer, 8x16 w/ Licensed & Bonded. All per- tie downs, dual axel, elec brks, Boat slip for rent $200/mo. mits guaranteed valid for trans- new tires, great cond! $5500 MM 99 oceanside. Up to 40 ft. fer, many ref’s avail. John or best cash offer. 743-3233 catamarans, etc. No Potts Jr.321-784-5982, 321- liveaboards. Water & electric 302-3630. www.shipsusa.com included. (305)942-3055 DOCKAGE AVAILABLE MTHN-Mari ne Storage: boats, MM 103 Oceanside trailers, campers, any clean $10 a foot, Live Aboard’s okay storage OK on wheels. Best Utilities Available rates in town. Check with us 305-905-6867 first! Call Emil, 731-3386 Charter Pest Control Your Local Company. LIVE ABOARD DEEP WATER All types of pest control. A great place to DOCKAGE. Ocean Reef to Key West. call home. MM 92.5 O/S Contact us at 305-451-3389. For more information call (305) 853-5604

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