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WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,NOVEMBER 19, 2011 VOLUME 58, NO. 93 ● 25 CENTS MONROE COUNTY SCHOOLS DEVELOPMENT Schools face $4M Feds: Records show Wisteria budget shortfall owned by us More cuts million from a capital fund into general operating rev- by F.E.B Corp. since 1967. coming, Jara enues. School District That’s a blow F.E.B. owner Roger Jara acknowledged the to firm seeking Bernstein has been trying to warns board need to discuss the possibili- get county approval to build ty that if the referendum needs to cut $1M By SEAN KINNEY development 35 market-rate homes; 35 fails, the district might have Reason: Spike budget was finalized in transient homes; five work- [email protected] to cut $14 million, which September. By DAVID GOODHUE force houses; a bar, restaurant includes the expected $4 in students at Superintendent Jesus [email protected] and retail component; and Superintendent Jesus Jara million deficit, from its Jara said he’s looking at lots upland facilities to support a told the Monroe County budget. charter schools of different operational The federal government 100-plus ball mooring field. School Board on Tuesday Lower Keys resident expenses for reduction By SEAN KINNEY has dealt a major blow to a However, the county he’s planning for at least a $4 Sloan Bashinsky, during the opportunities, including Key West development com- Planning Commission has [email protected] million budget deficit for the public comment portion of scaling back summer pany that has claimed owner- voted 3-2 to assign Wisteria a fiscal year that starts July 1. the board meeting, likened school, “maybe increase the ship of Wisteria Island off Key future-land-use-map desig- The expected shortfall is that to “Armageddon.” Fresh off a budget cycle temperature” in district West for the past 44 years. nation of residential conser- based on a bleak state budg- “That’s what’s going to that saw the Monroe buildings to cut down on The U.S. Department of vation, limiting development etary outlook and declining happen if the referendum County School District cut air-conditioning expenses, Interior said this week that it to between two and five property values in the doesn’t pass. You will have $9 million from its budget, cutting grass less often, and owns the uninhabited island houses on the 21-acre island. Florida Keys, board school closings; you will the district now is looking consolidating open posi- in Key West Harbor, and the In response, Bernstein has Chairman John Dick said. have mass firings; you will at another $1 million in cuts tions instead of hiring new island “is in fact under the proposed a category called The news comes after a have no sports programs. It’s because of student growth employees. stewardship of the United maritime harbor island that summer budgeting cycle that all going to be gone. The at Keys charter schools. “We have to pay the States Fish and Wildlife would let him build more saw more than $9 million cut public needs to know that.” The $1 million is due the charters the extra allocation Service,” Davida Carnahan, a than five houses but far fewer and in a climate where board In the current fiscal year, district’s six charter schools even though we don’t get it spokeswoman with DOI’s than his original plan. members are trying to sell a district staff budgeted to for enrollment growth from the state,” Jara said. Bureau of Land Management, At the same time, even skeptical voting public on a spend about $80 million; (around 150 students) since said Friday. through Wisteria is in unincor- ● See Cuts, 2A referendum that would the $80 2011-12 million However, Monroe County porated Monroe County, ● See Budget, 2A enable the transfer of $9.8 Property Appraiser’s Office F.E.B. has tried to get the city records show the island — of Key West involved by which has no county zoning FISHERIES designation — has been owned ● See Wisteria, 3A FISHERIES FWC board punts on casita issue tional issues will keep the Lawyers now casita debate on the table. looking at In the aquatic vocabulary, casitas are illegal underwater jurisdiction structures built on the sea floor to attract lobster, allowing the By KEVIN WADLOW crustaceans to be easily har- Senior Staff Writer vested by divers. It’s now ille- [email protected] gal to build casitas or harvest lobster from existing ones. Buffetted by sharply con- Advocates of casitas trasting views of underwater describe them as less damag- casitas, state fishery managers ing to the sea floor than tossed the spiny-lobster issue wooden lobster traps and say to their lawyers Wednesday. they virtually eliminate “We’re not moving for- bycatch of fish that might be ward to legalize casitas,” caught in traps. Kathy Barco, chairwoman of “The potential is tremen- the Florida Fish and Wildlife dous,” said Lower Keys Conservation Commission, commercial diver John said after discussion at the Coffin, a former trapper. board’s annual Key Largo “Use this wonderful gear to meeting. abate some of the impacts Barco added, “The sci- from trap fishing.” ence didn’t say everything Fishermen in the [about casitas] was bad.... Bahamas and Cuba success- I’ve listened to both sides and fully use casitas, said Lower don’t have an opinion yet.” Keys fisherman Russell Hammerhead sharks are to be feared, but now they’re to be protected, as well, say state fishery officials. They’re a The no-vote decision by Moore, president of the no-take species starting in January. the FWC board to seek a legal clarification on jurisdic- ● See Casitas, 2A Sharks get protected status vest in Florida waters start- to harvest” the four species. Miami shark researcher Neil State extends ing in January. This rule “This animal is on the Hammerschlag. “The trade no-take ban came on a unanimous vote brink,” said Ken Harris of prizes them for their dispro- by the Fish and Wildlife Key West Extreme portionately large fins which on 4 species Conservation Commission. Adventures, a shark-watch- have a high number of A parade of shark sup- ing charter. “We need to do fibers,” he said. By KEVIN WADLOW porters traveled to the Key more [protection], not less.” Members of the Shark Senior Staff Writer Largo Grande Resort from Years ago, “it was noth- Savers group and the Oceana [email protected] throughout the state and ing to see 10 big sharks, 200 environmental group urged commissioners to pro- to 400 pounds, in a day,” appealed for the closure. Love for big sharks tect the big ocean predators. Harris said. “Now you don’t “Divers do want to see flowed freely Wednesday in “Nobody eats tiger sharks see six in a year.” sharks in the water; it’s the Key Largo. or hammerheads,” said Greg Hammerhead sharks are number one attraction,” said Tiger sharks and three Jacoski of the Guy Harvey targeted by harvesters who dive operator Hannah Medd species of hammerhead Foundation. “We don’t want want to sell the species’ fins of Palm Beach County. sharks will join the list of to prevent anybody from to the Asian market for shark- A lobster crawls under a rock on the ocean floor. That’s a sharks protected from har- fishing, but there’s no reason fin soup, said University of ● See Sharks, 3A natural habitat unlike casitas.

INDEX Printed on 100% Classifieds ...... 8B recycled Polluters newsprint Living ...... 3B Goals pile up CONTENTS © 2011 would pay Business ...... 7A KEYNOTER PUBLISHING CO. Marathon’s Ryan Durkin Obituaries ...... 2A U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson and a scores eight goals in fellow senator introduce two games to lead the Opinion ...... 6A legislation to financially Dolphins to two Sports/Outdoors . . .1B protect the Keys from a victories. Story, 1B Cuba oil spill. Story, 2A Crossword ...... 4B 7786790 22222 2A Saturday, November 19, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter NEWS BRIEFS POLITICS Jara: Staff Punta Gorda man dies while diving Kolhage to retire, safe from cuts A Punta Gorda man died From Cuts, 1A state, then turning it over to while on diving off Key opening clerk’s race the charter schools. West Wednesday, says the “When I do that and bring a They’re public schools but Monroe County Sheriff’s chief records and the way we keep budget amendment to differ in their curriculum Office. Three decades watcher of records now, it’s all increase the enrollment and and testing methods and Ronald Kennedy, 65, was of service are government changed. We try to keep up to pay for it, I will also sometimes don’t offer on the dive boat Phoenix dollars. with all of the technologies. come with a budget amend- things like busing, sports with his 29-year-old son coming to end He’s known We’ve got every contract the ment to cut and make some or other extracurricular Graham. They’d been diving for his county has on our web site, further reductions in the activities. in about 25 feet of water for By LARRY KAHN tenacity in all the resolutions.” operations.” Jara told board mem- about 25 minutes and com- [email protected] not approv- Kolhage also has court “It’s not going to be in bers Tuesday that some pleted their dive just after 3 ing ques- records on his site and is the classroom,” he said, districts are looking at poli- p.m., says Deputy Becky Monroe County Clerk of KOLHAGE tionable working to modernize that “and it’s not going to be cies to cap enrollment at Herrin. Courts Danny Kolhage — expenditures. even more with what’s called employees and staff.” charter schools in order to The two were hanging widely considered one of the The most recent high- the e-file system for lawyers Jara and Chief Financial remove a variable from onto the tow line, removing most respected government profile example was last before his term expires. It’ll Officer Michael Kinneer their budgeting process. their dive gear, when officials in the Florida Keys year, when he had his staff allow attorneys to file legal will present the two budget “Before we go with Kennedy slumped over; he — won’t run for re-election audit Stand Up for Animals, paperwork without having to amendments at the Dec. 13 that,” board Chairman had stopped breathing. His in 2012 for the post he’s held which formerly operated the go to a courthouse. School Board meeting at John Dick said, “we need son called for help from oth- since 1983. Marathon animal shelter “The lawyers could file Coral Shores High School to hear all the facts and get ers on the boat. He was “After very careful con- under a county contract. His paperwork directly from in Tavernier. through things instead of a brought aboard the boat and sideration by myself and staff found questionable their offices. It would basi- The district acts as a knee-jerk reaction. This is the crew performed car- family, I have decided not to expenses such as for restau- cally be paperless,” he said. sort of pass-through for new information to the diopulmonary resuscitation seek re-election as your rants and a small truck for Kolhage says he’s going charters, getting per-stu- board.” as the boat returned to shore. clerk of the circuit court,” he private use by the director. to remain in Monroe follow- dent funding from the The U.S. Coast Guard said. “However, I intend to The audit’s findings led to ing his retirement on Jan. 7, met the vessel and Kennedy fully serve out my existing a judge freezing Stand Up’s 2013, but has no plans to was taken to Lower Keys term of office.” bank accounts (an order that remain idle. Medical Center, where he Kolhage, a Democrat, was has since been lifted). “I’m thinking about a Fund ballance was pronounced dead. An appointed in 1983 by then- “I am proud to say that couple of things,” he said. autopsy will be done to Gov. Bob Graham to replace the clerk’s office is staffed “I’ve worked all my life, so determine the cause of his Ralph White, who resigned. with deputy clerks and pro- I’m not about to stay home falling again death. At the time, Kolhage was the fessionals who care about and watch daytime TV. I’m From Budget, 1A “This is tough times assistant clerk. and understand the impor- going to stay involved.” and we’re facing more Since then, he’s been re- tance of their work and per- The job of county clerk is along with that was a $3.2 problems,” Dick said. “I KEYS WEATHER elected to four-year terms form their duties according- the third Keyswide position million fund balance. think what Jara did without opposition except in ly,” Kolhage said. to open up for the 2012 elec- District officials dipped [Tuesday] night by setting PREDICTED TEMPERATURES 2000, when Ray Choate ran He says that looking back tion; Sheriff Bob Peryam into the fund balance to this tone, he’s going to as a write-in and received over his three-decade career, isn’t running for a second the tune of $500,000 to come with some reduc- DAY HIGH LOW few votes. “I guess the big thing we’ve term, and Elections add more staff to meet tions next meeting and we SAT. 81 73 Kolhage, 67, is Monroe all seen over that time is the Supervisor Harry Sawyer is state class-size mandates, better listen to them.” SUN. 81 73 County’s official keeper of advancements of technolo- retiring from the post he’s and on Tuesday board Alluding to the chance government records and the gy. The way we used to keep held since 1988. members approved an of state oversight, Dick MON. 82 72 additional $130,000 in asked: “What’s more TUES. 81 71 OIL DRILLING fund-balance expendi- important: For us to tures. straighten out this district Forecast: Expect partly When the ratio of the or have some people come cloudy skies with a slight fund balance compared to from Tallahassee and do it chance of showers. Bill targets oil companies overall revenue drops for us?” event of an will operate from the rig below 3 percent, the dis- “I’m confident we can Visit KeysNet.com/weather They’d be held oil spill, after Repsol. What is most trict has to notify the state avoid the 2 percent,” Jara for radar and extended forecast. liable for any claimants concerning to some Department of Education. said of the threshold for can directly observers is the depth of the If the fund balance drops state oversight. “If we spill pollution sue compa- project — more than 6,000 below 2 percent, there’s have to fall below the 3 BEACH ADVISORIES nies respon- feet underwater. The 2010 the chance state officials percent, it won’t be too By DAVID GOODHUE sible for the DeepWater Horizon/British could appoint an oversight deep. I’m confident I’m The Monroe County [email protected] disaster. Petroleum spill in the Gulf committee to straighten not going to fall below the Health Department tests The bill also of Mexico, which took 85 things out. 2 percent.” Keys beaches twice weekly Bill Nelson, Florida’s NELSON removes the days to stop, happened at a for the presence of enteric senior senator, and a Senate $75 million liability cap. depth of 5,500 feet. bacteria. There currently colleague from New Jersey Nelson and Menendez Another concern about Two sides firm are no beaches with health introduced a bill last week said in a statement that the the project stems from the advisories against swim- that would hold foreign oil legislation is meant to be a 50-year-old U.S. trade ming. companies directly account- “big stick” to discourage for- embargo against Cuba’s on casita use able for oil spills that pollute eign oil companies from communist government. In U.S. territory. drilling offshore near Florida. the event of a spill, U.S. From Casitas, 1A said, “how are you going to CONTACT US The bill was written in “Hopefully, companies companies with needed develop a management plan anticipation of a massive seeking to drill in Cuban expertise would be delayed Ecologically Concerned to determine how many Upper Keys foreign offshore drilling waters will think twice once in helping with cleanup Commercial Divers group. should be out there and who 91655 Overseas Highway operation that could begin in they know they would be efforts because they would “They create no pollution can use them?” Tavernier, FL 33070 Cuban waters — as close as fully liable for any damages need special permission and no navigational haz- Casitas don’t seem to Newsroom . . . .(305) 852-3216 50 miles from Key West — to the Florida Keys, South from the federal government ards,” he said. “I think affect lobster migration pat- Advertising . . .(305) 852-3216 by late next month. Florida beaches, or if the to operate in Cuban waters. they’re good for the fishery terns, John Hunt, adminis- Fax ...... (305) 853-1040 Nelson, a Democrat, and spill reached the Gulf Nelson said any delay in and the environment.” trator of the state Fish and Fax ...... (305) 852-0199 Sen. Robert Menendez, D- Stream, anywhere up the spill mitigation could prove Opponents say legalized Wildlife Research Institute’s N.J., introduced the bill on East Coast,” Menendez said disastrous for Florida. casitas could destroy liveli- Marathon office, said in a Marathon Nov. 9. It ensures that in the in a prepared statement. “If there is a spill there, hoods in the traditional briefing to the FWC on a 3015 Overseas Highway A statement from Nelson’s we could lose part of the trap-fishing fleet to benefit two-year study of casitas in (P.O. Box 500158) office said current law con- Everglades, or the Keys, or an expanded dive fishery Gulf of Mexico waters north Marathon, FL 33050-0158 tains “ambiguities” that might the coral reefs, or our fishing that would be virtually of the Lower Keys. Newsroom . . .(305) 743-5551 allow companies “to argue industry or tourism — and impossible to oversee. The structures seem to Advertising . . .(305) 743-5551 that [lawsuits] could not be jobs,” he said. “This could create a cause “rather minor change” Fax ...... (305) 743-6397 brought directly against them How much oil is located nightmare in the fishery,” to the sand-and-limestone Fax ...... (305) 743-9586 under the Oil Pollution Act, in the area of the Florida said Florida Keys Com- bottom around them in the the main body of law that pro- Straits Repsol will explore is mercial Fishermen’s Assoc- study area, he said. Key West tects America from oil spills.” up for debate. The U.S. iation Executive Director But the casitas do make it 2720-A N. Roosevelt Blvd. Spanish oil company Geological Survey estimates Bill Kelly. “It’s ludicrous to easy for divers to catch large Overseas Market Repsol will be the first of about 5 billion barrels, but encourage the use of these numbers of lobster in the Key West, FL 33040 several foreign companies to the Cuban government thinks illegal structures.” opening weeks of the sea- Newsroom . . .(305) 296-6989 explore for oil in the Florida the offshore area holds up to “In a word, don’t,” son. “The big issue is the Advertising . . .(305) 296-6989 Straits aboard a giant Italian- 20 billion barrels. Organized Fishermen of shift from one user group to Fax ...... (305) 296-1287 owned semi-submersible rig Cuba is not the only Florida director Jerry another group through use of constructed in China and Florida neighbor hoping to Sansom told the FWC this illegal gear,” Hunt said. E-mail Taiwan. The $750 million take advantage of its poten- board. “Don’t go there. Any attempt to legalize [email protected] rig, named the Scarabeo 9, is tial oil reserves. A Bahamian There’s no way you’ll be casitas requires agreement

AAAA en route to the Cuban coast energy investment firm, able to get your hands from a wide spectrum of Missing your paper? FIELD and is expected to arrive in Bahamas Petroleum Co., around this thing.” state and federal agencies. We no longer offer same-day Dr. Alvan Field, 79, of late December of January. said recently that it hopes to “If you can’t control the “The first and biggest redelivery for missing or wet Islamorada, Florida and Companies from coun- partner with a major oil numbers of casitas out there issue is that the FWC does Lanoka Harbor, New Jersey, papers. Customers can died peacefully on Tuesday in tries including Russia, company and begin explo- now when they’re illegal not have [complete] juris- request a credit or next-day Toms River, New Jersey Brazil, Vietnam and Norway ration by 2012. and prohibited,” Sansom diction,” fisheries analyst surrounded by his family. Aaron Podey said. “This is redelivery by calling He was born to the late 743-5551. After hours, call Maurice and Natalie Field, Oct. not something the FWC can toll-free (800) 843-4372. 15th, 1932 in Boston, MA and do on its own.” graduated from Colby College A preliminary 2007 sur- in Maine, and Temple School of FLORIDA KEYS KEYNOTER (ISSN Dentistry in Pennsylvania. vey of other agencies with 8756-6427, USPS# 0201-620) is Dr. Field was a man of many some jurisdiction over the published semi-weekly by Florida passions and interests, but nothing meant as much to him COME ocean floor showed “pretty Keys Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, as being with his family. BY BOAT! much everybody has a hand Marathon, Florida 33050-0158. Running a close second, in the cookie jar,” Podey Subscription rates are $54.23 in though, was his love of cars the Keys.Your Keynoter home and motorboats, football, said. “And there others we delivery subscription includes tennis, horseracing, blackjack, Don’t miss Jack’s parties at the Grill! haven’t talked to yet.” Keys Sunday and the Sunday and food, food, food especially While FWC commission- edition of The Miami Herald. when shared with his family at Keynoter mail subscriptions: one of his many favorite ers acknowledged that casita restaurants. advocates made some strong $59.53 in Florida and $56.16 out- In practice for fifty years at Monday November 21, 2011 of-state. Please call for all other Beachwood Dental Arts, Dr. points, they worried about rates, including overseas mail. Field met the needs of four harming an established trap Periodicals Postage Paid at generations of patients. Dr. LOCALS APPRECIATION DAY industry that has worked Marathon, Florida and additional Field considered his staff and mailing offices. patients to be members of his with the state for decades to family. Of his many It’s Island Grill’s Customer Appreciation Party control fishing effort. POSTMASTER: Address changes professional accomplishments, Board members asked to FLORIDA KEYS KEYNOTER, he was most proud of his PO BOX 500158, MARATHON, FL contributions to New Jersey ALL YOU CAN EAT Seafood Buffet FWC lawyers and staff to communities as a developer of provide a more detailed 33050-0158. medical buildings in Toms River and as are storer of overview of jurisdictional Tuckertons historic Main – PLUS MUSIC BY THE 3 STOOGES questions on casitas. Street. He is survived by his wife of Billy Davidson, Dana Collins and Steve Webb “If we look at anything, 24 years Carol Field; his we should see if we can go children Marshall, Maddie, anywhere jurisdictionally,” KEYS Marty, Sam, Jaimee and $)..%2 0-s-53)# Jason; and his grandchildren Barco said. “If we have no Isabella, Noah, Ari, Ellie, Roast beef, Ham, Crab Legs, Clams, Mussels, Shrimp, Salads jurisdiction, we’re dead in Shayna, Jacob, Katie, Hannah, the water anyway.” NET and Ruby Jane. Desserts and Drink Specials In lieu of flowers, the family is Vice Chairman Kenneth requesting that donations be ONLY- $20.00 per person Wright agreed, “There’s no made out to the J Phillip Citta .COM Regional Cancer Center at 305-664-8400s--/CEANSIDE!T3NAKE#REEK"RIDGE sense going through the brain Community Medical Center, damage on this if there’s no Toms River. way to work it out.” Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, November 19, 2011 3A FISHERIES ‘We want to see sharks’ Keys eyed for stand- From Sharks, 1A not talking about assess- ity of creating a shark tag, ments from environmental- similar to a $50 tarpon tag, “More sharks mean more ists,” Barker said, the only that would allow anglers to divers and more tourism.” speaker who objected to the keep a big shark. alone fishing rules Team Rebel Fishing, a shark harvest ban. The shark-tag idea has sportfishing group which Barker suggested a shark been indefinitely tabled, FWC But no action to the federal Gulf of Mexico In other issues at the two- specializes in releasing “population explosion” Chairwoman Kathy Barco Fishery Management Council, day FWC meeting: could lead to increased said. Fishermen “used to kill ● sharks it catches from shore, taken on idea which generally covers waters This winter’s closed sea- endorsed the ban and shark attacks on beachgo- everything they caught,” said north of the Keys. son on sea trout in Florida offered to share successful ers. FWC Vice Chairman Kenneth to consolidate The South Atlantic Fishery will be the last for recreation- release techniques. Supporters dismissed that Wright. “Now we know not to Management Council over- al anglers. Because of By KEVIN WADLOW Patrick Barker of the possibility as unfounded. do that.” sees fishing on the East Coast improved fish-population Southeast Fisheries Associa- “We want to see sharks The newly protected Senior Staff Writer and south of the Keys. The numbers, the FWC voted to tion, a commercial-fishing again,” said Bill Parks, a species - tiger sharks and [email protected] FWC has jurisdiction of state make sea trout eligible for group, protested the ban on marine-life collector. “We three species of big ham- ocean waters. harvest all year by anglers, killing tiger sharks and ham- understand them better merhead sharks (great, The Florida Keys could All three groups strive to beginning in February. merheads as “a political now.” smooth and scalloped) - will become its own fishing terri- standardize rules for various The commercial hook- issue not backed by science.” At a previous hearing, join a list of 22 other shark tory for rulemaking, a state fish species for all three juris- and-line sea trout season was “There is no specific commissioners asked state species deemed no-take for fishery manager said dictions, but it doesn’t extended, but will still have a stock assessment and I’m staff to consider the feasibil- legal harvest in state waters. Wednesday. always work out that way. seven-month closed season The two federal fishing When the rules don’t match (October through April in councils that oversee federal up - the number of species South Florida). waters around Florida recog- where they don’t conform ● Five FWC officers in DISAPPEARING SCREENS nize that fishing rules can get “goes on and on,” Teehan said Monroe County - Aaron confusing in the Keys, said - the Keys feel it most. Smith, Jason Rafter, Josh For Doors and Windows Bill Teehan, director of Marine The Keys-specific area Peters, Bryan Fugate and Lt. Single & Double Entry G Patios & French Doors Fisheries Management for the remains a concept, and David DiPre - were recog- Florida Fish and Wildlife changing federal fishing reg- nized by the Florida Keys Serving Key West to Key Largo Conservation Commission. ulation frequently takes Commercial Fishermen’s “There is a split in some years. The FWC took no Association and the FWC rules in the Keys,” Teehan action on the proposal. board for their efforts in com- told the FWC board at its Bill Kelly of the Florida bating lobster-trap thefts. Wednesday meeting in Key Keys Commercial Fishing ● Assistant Monroe County 305-394-3984 Largo. “That creates issues Association said a local fish- State Attorney Colleen Dunne or email: [email protected] that can be problematic for ing territory would be “an was honored as the FWC’s fishermen and law enforce- excellent idea.” Prosecutor of the Year, a ment,” he said. “We have a subtropical statewide honor, for her work Teehan serves as the state fishery as opposed to a more on conservation cases. government’s representative temperate zone,” Kelly said. MARATHON County official makes offer paper,” he said. “It’s a real developed than many areas of Sees Marathon number in that ball park.” unincorporated Monroe. sharing chief Callahan agreed and said “The cost of running the he hopes the city “will look at stations is I would imagine for $60,000 it and say it makes sense.” very similar. The costs don’t “It’s very little money at change; it’s how you gener- By RYAN McCARTHY this point. How I’m looking ate the money. They charge [email protected] at it is adding two more fire less because they have a stations, not hiring additional more concentrated tax base,” A cool response isn’t stop- people. It’s basically the he said. ping Monroe County Fire management of those two “There will be people say- Chief Jim Callahan from pur- fire stations,” he said. ing, ‘Why are we giving suing the same title in the city Services offered include Marathon sweetheart deal?’ of Marathon. Callahan as chief, Monroe My answer is I’m looking at Callahan was among 93 County Emergency Manager it as a public safety issue,” applicants for the city’s Irene Toner in the same Callahan added. vacant chief position last capacity for Marathon, all According to Monroe month, but his application facets of operations, logistics County Tax Collector Danise comes with the caveat that and administrative support Henriquez, 37,039 parcels he’d only be adding staff, fire and EMS training are slated to pay $9.9 million Marathon Fire Rescue to his and certification, and a bat- into the Middle and Lower current duties. talion chief 24 hours per day. Keys Fire and Ambulance That idea didn’t sit well Hernstadt said he plans to District 1 in 2011. In with most Marathon council review the proposal and meet Marathon, 10,635 parcels are members, who’ve told the with Callahan to discuss it. expected to pay $3.6 million. Keynoter they largely prefer “Obviously, it’ll be shared Meanwhile, Hernstadt told the city hiring its own dedicat- with the council and we’ll see the Keynoter he’s begun inter- ed chief. William Wagner split if they wish to give me any viewing what will be as many chief duties in Marathon and further instructions,” he said. as 10 candidates for the chief Islamorada for three years, but If Marathon were interest- job. He said a short list of that arrangement ended badly ed, the county would likely “three, maybe four” candidates on Sept. 30 after village coun- receive backlash from unin- should be ready by next month. cil member accused Marathon corporated Monroe residents “I’m hopeful to have a of taking advantage of a tem- paying a much higher tax rate more detailed report for the porary situation. for the same service. council at the first meeting in Callahan, with County According to the county December. I don’t see any Administrator Roman Office of Budget and reason why that won’t hap- Gastesi’s blessing, submitted Finance, residents in the pen,” he said. a proposal to Marathon City Middle and Lower Keys Fire Hernstadt is scheduled to Manager Roger Hernstadt and Ambulance District 1 (all give the council an update on Wednesday outlining numer- unincorporated areas south of the recruitment process at ous services the county Key Largo) pay $2.3799 per Tuesday’s council meeting. It’s would provide for just $1,000 of assessed property scheduled for 5:30 p.m. at the $60,000 per year. value for fire and EMS serv- Marathon Government Center. Gastesi, an outspoken ice. That equals $476 for the advocate of public partner- owner of a $200,000 house. ships, told the Keynoter he’s In Marathon, residents pay aware of the council’s reac- just $1.9999 per $1,000 of tion to sharing another chief. assessed value for the entire “I know that [Hernstadt] city. Of that, just 62 cents-or is very diligent in his calcu- 31 percent of $1.9999-is for lating and evaluating busi- fire and EMS services. That ness. We talked about it and equals $124 for the owner of a he told me that he wanted to $200,000 house. sit down with the chief to talk But Gastesi said those fig- about what the idea was. We ures are skewed because thought we’d put it on Marathon is more compact and Appeal coming? From Wisteria, 1A and “was not naturally occurring,” it did not belong requesting it run utilities to the to the federal government. island. The city has balked, But after researching the saying it’s not its problem. issue, the DOI found three Neither Bernstein nor his presidential executive orders attorney, Ed Scales, returned showing otherwise, Carnahan phone calls and e-mails asking said. The first two — one in whether Bernstein will appeal 1908 and the other in 1924 — the DOI’s interpretation of say the island should be ownership; and if he does, will reserved for Navy use. he seek reimbursement from A 1982 executive order the county for four decades transferred ownership from the worth of property taxes. Navy to the Fish and Wildlife Carnahan said the Service, Carnahan said. announcement this week is a County officials are in the reversal of the agency’s process of trying to figure out August interpretation that the what, if any, refund is owed federal government gave up to Bernstein and F.E.B. Corp. ownership of Wisteria Island, Miriam Price, a tax super- formerly known as Christmas visor with the Monroe Tree Island, in the 1950s. County Tax Collectors The island was made on office, said someone paying an existing shoal in Key taxes on a property it turns West Harbor in the late 19th out he or she doesn’t own and early 20th centuries from would have to seek a refund fill produced by a U.S. Navy approved by the Florida dredging operation. Department of Revenue Carnahan said the DOI orig- through the detailed “erro- inally said that since the neous payment” process. island was made from fill 4A Saturday, November 19, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter

CRIME FRONT ISLAMORADA Suspect caught in Keys charged Reckwerdt: I’m not felony war- Polk county line. Fields’ missing car while he Cops lodge rant Prosecutors from the was fleeing from Monroe going anywhere murder count Thursday Orange-Osceola State County Sheriff’s Office “We’re for his Attorney’s Office will assist deputies on Big Coppitt Key. Mayor: Probe going to against Louis arrest. He Polk County prosecutors in He was treated for a possible into finances have some has been the case after Louis, 28, is cocaine overdose, charged interesting McClatchy-Tribune held in the extradited to the Polk with chase-related offenses not problematic times com- Osceola County Jail in Bartow. and sent back to Kissimmee ing up. We Steven Louis, a fugitive County Jail Fields, 26, disappeared in the custody of Osceola By DAVID GOODHUE really are,” LOUIS from Central Florida caught after his on Nov. 3 after attending a County deputies. [email protected] Reckwerdt in the Keys, has been capture following a high- child support hearing at the Louis had been held since said. “I have RECKWERDT charged with second-degree speed chase two weeks ago Osceola County courthouse Nov. 7 on an aggravated bat- Islamorada Mayor Michael a whole murder in the death earlier in the Lower Keys. over more than $12,000 in tery charge for an undis- Reckwerdt, the focus of an herd of attorneys who don’t this month of Orlando moth- The case will be prose- back payments owed by closed incident involving apparent multi-agency federal want me to say anything, but er Nicole Fields, according cuted in Polk County, where Louis for the care of their 2- Fields after she disappeared. investigation into his or his I’m going to be alright. to the Osceola County Fields’ body was found Nov. year-old daughter. Fields is survived by two business’ finances, would not Robbie’s is going to be Sheriff’s Office. 10 in Poinciana, a communi- A day later, Louis was daughters. elaborate on what the probe is alright. And this council is Detectives obtained a ty straddling the Osceola- arrested after crashing about but warned his con- going to be alright,” he said. stituents last week “interesting Whether he wanted to talk times” are ahead. about the issue or not, Reckwerdt’s marina and Reckwerdt was compelled to restaurant business on Lower address it after motel owner Matecumbe Key, Robbie’s Paul Bates, a frequent critic of Marina, was raided by dozens Reckwerdt and the village gov- of agents with the Internal ernment, brought up the raid Revenue Service, the U.S. several times during the meet- Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco ing during public comment and Firearms and the FBI the periods for unrelated matters. morning of Nov. 3. Bates, owner of the Reckwerdt, 44, who is Coconut Cove Resort and serving his fourth term on the Marina at mile marker 84.8, five-member Village at one point asked Reckwerdt Council, said at the council’s to resign. “Mayor, consider meeting last Thursday that your resignation a benefit to he’s not resigning, and that all of us,” Bates said. he is “alright.” Bates has run unsuccess- “This council is going to fully for a seat on the Village continue to have me on it. Council several times. He has I’m not going anywhere. I’m filed numerous lawsuits not leaving. I didn’t run. I against the village because he never did run. That’s not feels code enforcement offi- what I do,” he told his col- cials and the village fire leagues and constituents at department have unfairly tar- the end of the Nov. 10 tele- geted his business. vised meeting. Reckwerdt kept mostly But he also said, without quiet during Bates’ speeches, going into further detail, that but when Bates called for whatever prompted the feder- Reckwerdt to resign, al agents to execute a search Councilman David Purdo warrant on his mile marker lost his temper. 77.5 bayside marina property “I have sat here and lis- is going to be an ongoing tened to you run your mouth issue. and run your [e-mailed] arti- cles. You don’t know squat [expletive],” Purdo said to Bates. “You have cost this vil- lage so much money with your [lawsuits], it’s crazy. So let’s get the truth out there. I’m tired of hearing about it. You lie constantly. You just don’t know what the truth is.” Purdo later apologized to his colleagues and the audi- ence for his language, but he remained publicly angry with Bates. “I have been listening to Mr. Bates now for a long time, and I’m tired of him. I hate to say it that way, but I’m tired of him,” Purdo said. The IRS’ Criminal Investigative Division, the lead agency in the Robbie’s raid, is still mum on what it is looking to find. Special Agent Ellie Michaud would not comment during a tele- phone interview on Tuesday. Reckwerdt’s attorney, Jay Hershoff of the Tavernier law firm Hershoff, Lupino & Yagel, could not be reached for comment.

NEWS BRIEFS Keys unemployment is lowest in state Florida’s unemployment rate in October fell to 10.3 percent, its lowest level in 28 months, continuing a long, slow recovery, state officials said Friday. Monroe (the Florida Keys) and Liberty counties had the state’s lowest unem- ployment rate (6.3 percent each). Hendry County had the highest unemployment rate in the state at 16.1 percent.

— News Service of Florida Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, November 19, 2011 5A

MONROE COUNTY MONROE COUNTY Rice takes reins as county mayor As expected, By RYAN McCARTHY from receiving the honor. for vice mayor, a spot she’s Democrats across the aisle [email protected] Commissioner Sylvia turned down twice before. like we do as commission- Murphy nominated Rice and There were no other nomina- ers,” Neugent said. Gastesi waits As expected, Monroe Commissioner George tions. Rice’s first act as mayor County Commissioner David Neugent quickly moved to “I’m going to surprise you was a request to expand upon mid-2000s due to fire-safe- Rice was selected Wednes- close nominations. this time,” Wigington said in a state-of-the-county presen- Liability for ty issues and illegal add- day by his colleagues as the “I’ve only served with this accepting. tation Carruthers worked on county-car use ons to mobile homes on the board’s mayor for the next commission one year now. Rice presented outgoing with County Administrator 22-acre site. Circuit Court calendar year. We’ve agreed with each Mayor Heather Carruthers Roman Gastesi. being examined Judge Luis Garcia had Rice spent the past year as other at times. We’ve dis- with a plaque at the beginning “I would like us to come ordered it vacated and it’s vice mayor and the commis- agreed with each other at of the commission’s meeting back at the next meeting, By RYAN McCARTHY since been razed and has a sion, as it’s currently seated, times. I haven’t found any in Key Largo and fellow having Roman work with [email protected] new redevelopment plan. has adopted a policy of pass- voting pattern up here. But I commissioners thanked her each commissioner develop- Hurley told the commis- ing the gavel each year. never doubted every com- for serving. She’s the lone ing an agenda, a series of ini- The Monroe County sion, which threatened in Voting blocs on past commis- missioner had the best inten- Democrat on the five-mem- tiatives we’d like to tackle in Commission met in regular August to revoke the park’s sions have prevented some tions of Monroe County at ber commission. the next year. It would be a session Wednesday in Key development agreement, commissioners, including heart,” Rice said. “It would be nice if guideline that could be a Largo and took the follow- that there’s been “substan- Rice when he was a commis- Murphy then nominated Washington, D.C., learned to great help,” he said. ing actions: tial progress” on the site sioner from 2002 to 2006, Commissioner Kim Wigington work with Republicans and ● County Administrator plan. She said the park Roman Gastesi, as expect- ownership has applied for KEY WEST ed, removed a proposed at least half of its main four-year extension of his infrastructure permits. contract off the agenda. He ● Heard another update New firehouse planned for Angela Street started with the county in from Hurley on the Federal 2008. Emergency Management By SEAN KINNEY go ahead with the firehouse West, setting a cap of $100 “We’re getting very close Gastesi was requesting Agency’s willingness to [email protected] separately. on what can be charged to the to having an agreement in the use of a county car as accept an amendment to the He said firefighters have vehicle owner. place,” Scholl said. part of the new deal, and a county’s downstairs-enclo- The Key West City agreed to continue working Further language con- The other issue involves resident on Tuesday e- sure inspection program. Commission met on Tuesday in the existing building while tained in the ordinance, which the potential for commission- mailed commissioners a Hurley told the and took the following actions: the new station is being built. requires a second public hear- ers to approve a sale of a Keynoter she’s drafted a ● history of Gastesi’s less- Unanimously passed a Scholl estimated a price ing before becoming law, is a piece of city-owned property than-stellar South Florida resolution for December to resolution put forth by between $2.5 million and $3 set “gate fee” of $30 and lan- that’s occupied by the Pier driving record from 1997 amend the county’s agree- Commissioner Billy million. guage that sets the “process- House Caribbean Spa. through 2009. It lists ment with FEMA, which Wardlow, a former Fire “Years have passed and ing fee” at $25 for someone In September, two entities offenses from speeding and requires inspections to Department chief, instructing nothing has gotten done,” claiming the towed auto. returned bids on the property, ensure downstairs apart- ● blowing stop signs to hav- City Manager Jim Scholl to Wardlow said of City Hall. Scholl told commission- which is valued by the ing an expired registration ments aren’t illegally built begin design and construc- “It’s time to move forward, so ers that he would organize a Monroe County Property and twice driving with a or built in the floodplain. tion of a standalone fire sta- let’s get the fire station going special meeting in January to Appraiser’s Office at $6.05 suspended license in 2009. The inspections are key tion at 525 Angela St. at least and get a building address issues with “financial million for the land and build- Gastesi said that while to the county remaining in The site of the crumbling started down in that area so implications.” ing. The Key West Police and the violations wouldn’t FEMA’s National Flood City Hall, the Angela Street they have somewhere to go.” Those are a pending lease Firefighters Pension Board Insurance Program, which ● affect county insurance location has had a fire station Also approved unani- agreement with Tennessee- bid $2.1 million while the premiums, his personal use insures almost all Keys since 1962. Because plans for mously the first reading of an based Family Pride Corp. for Pier House’s parent company of a county car outside of properties. a rebuild of the administra- ordinance that would regu- acreage on the Truman Water- bid $6.3 million. county business could. No Inspections had been tive building have lingered late non-consensual towing front planned to be developed Commissioners can select county employee uses done when someone for years, Wardlow wanted to from private property in Key as an assisted-living facility. one of the bids or reject both. county vehicles for person- applied for a permit of any al use. kind for his or her home, COMMUNITY COLLEGE Gastesi told the com- but the state Legislature mission he’d further exam- outlawed that in its session ine the liability and bring earlier this year. Visiting accreditation team awards an ‘A’ the extension agreement Now the county propos- By SEAN KINNEY its to a university and gain corrected with the next annu- recommendation a “terrific” back at a future meeting. es that property owners Under his current contract, request an inspection — [email protected] access to federal financial aid al state audit. outcome. The last time the institu- “The one [finding] is “Every single aspect of the he even if they’ve had one in Gastesi earns roughly the past. The results would Employees and faculty tion went through the multi- nothing we could do any- institution was looked at,” he year process, the SACS com- thing about in the short term said. “It’s extremely rare to $182,000, not including be part of the property’s members at Florida Keys roughly $18,000 in bene- chain of title so prospective Community College on mittee gave 17 recommenda- but we will in the long run,” have just one compliance rec- tions, college spokeswoman Tyree said. ommendation. Maybe it has fits. His salary includes a buyers know exactly what’s Thursday applauded the $650 monthly car legal at the house. Public news that a 10-member visit- Amber Ernst-Leonard said. To the assembled staff and happened once in the 30-plus The single recommenda- faculty: “You folks knocked times I’ve done this.” allowance. hearings will follow ing re-accreditation team had ● Heard a progress December’s resolution. only one critique in a mas- tion was that the “institution their socks off and, more Steve Sheeley of the exercise appropriate control importantly, you have demon- SACS committee said. report on redevelopment of “It’ll be closer to the sive compliance report. the Key Largo Ocean summer when full imple- Every 10 years, FKCC over its financial resources,” strated...your commitment to “You’re ahead of the curve. based on a March material facilitating student success at Stay ahead of the curve.” Resort mobile-home park mentation will get going,” goes through re-accreditation from Growth Management Hurley said. granted by sanctioning body weakness finding laid out in Florida Keys Community The campus visit was a a report from the Florida College. I simply could not major step in the re-accredi- Director Christine Hurley. FEMA Mitigation the Southern Association of The park had been the Division Director Brad Colleges and Schools; accred- Auditor General’s Office. be prouder of you.” tation process, begun by col- FKCC President Larry SACS committee member lege staff in 2009, and set for target of numerous code Loar says the agency sup- itation allows community col- enforcement actions in the ports the new program. lege students to transfer cred- Tyree said the issue would be Oliver Arnold called the one a June, 2012 completion.

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EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Assumptions can be wrong take a moment to remember this story. committee members, district Chief Public service In this fast-paced society, it is easy Perhaps that person just needs a little Financial Officer Michael Kinneer to make snap judgments about things kindness and understanding. It will began enumerating all of the reasons we see. But maybe the world would be make you feel better, too. why he could not do financial projec- before politics a better place if we could see things dif- Mimi Greek tions. In frustration, I exclaimed that ferently. Tavernier the School District is the only business On a grand scale, Italy displays There is a very nice man who lives in the world that could do not financial in my town. His name is Scott. In many Remark regrettable projections. That comment inflamed courage as new government keeps ways, he is just like you and me. He is In your Nov. 16, edition, Sean Mr. Kinneer, who proceeded to attack smart, kind and has a heart of gold. He Kinney reported on the most recent me personally. This was not the first out the entrenched politicians is a veteran and he works hard to make meeting of the Monroe County School time that Mr. Kinneer and I have had a living. He does home renovations and District’s Audit and Finance substantive differences regarding dis- Italy’s new prime minister formed a government this is an auto mechanic who can fix your Committee, on which I serve. Mr. trict finances, nor was this the first time week with no politicians in any leadership post. car. Kinney did not attend the meeting and that Mr. Kinneer has verbally insulted Is there a lesson in that for our country as we watch What makes Scott different is that relied on an interview with the internal me at a meeting. Congress and the so-called Super Committee stumble when he was serving our country, he auditor, Ken Gentile, for his informa- Rather than sit there and be insulted, yet again in charting a path back to economic health? was hit with a bomb that blew up his tion. I attempted to leave the meeting. As I Mario Monti, Italy’s broom sweeping the place arm and half his face. When I met this The report focused exclusively on a gathered my things, Mr. Kinneer con- man, I was amazed that he had such a lengthy committee discussion of the tinued his personal criticism. At that clean, is an economist, former European commissioner joyful, positive attitude in spite of his and ex-university president. He formed Italy’s new gov- requirements of the Sunshine Law point, I lost my temper and leveled an misfortune. regarding members’ communication. obscene comment at Mr. Kinneer. ernment with business executives, bankers and diplo- Last week, Scott was sitting quietly Appended to that discussion was refer- I would like to apologize to my fel- mats — excluding politicians from any of the country’s eating his lunch at a table outside of ence to a scurrilous and unfortunate low committee members and to the cit- numerous political parties. Winn-Dixie. He had just been talking remark I made much later in the meet- izens of Monroe County for my unac- There may be some important lessons here, especial- to a potential client about doing work ing and in an entirely different context. ceptable behavior. While I was pro- ly as we watch Congress devolve into an uncivil debate for him. Someone saw him sitting there The meeting included discussion of voked, I should have retained my com- club focused more on reelection chances than doing and, looking at his distorted appear- a range of topics, including my impas- posure and kept my mouth shut. Lesson what’s best for the country. ance, made an assumption that he was sioned request that the School District learned. Maybe it’s time to consider a more radical approach panhandling. They called the police. issue financial projections for fiscal The work of the Audit and Finance like Italy and simply keep the politicians out of it. Can you imagine how you would year 2012. There had been anecdotal Committee in these financially diffi- feel if you were in Scott’s shoes? It’s Forget the Super Committee. Go back to the recommen- comments, principally by the superin- cult times is too important to be side- not easy to be a veteran, especially if tracked by petty personal affronts. To dations of the Simpson-Bowles Commission (the National tendent, about the district’s finances, you left the service handicapped and suggesting that the coming year was the issue at hand, the committee voted Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform). disfigured. The Native-Americans say likely to bring more budget cuts. to request financial projections from Yes, former U.S. Sen. Alan Simpson came from the we should walk a mile in another per- I argued that the public has a right to the district and I hope that the reluc- world of politics, but Erskine Bowles (a former White son’s moccasins before we judge them. know what the financial future looks tant CFO complies. The public has a House chief of staff under President Clinton) and other I think, there but for the grace of God like and that the best way to do that was right to know. My belief has always commission members were drawn from industry, labor go I. for the district to issue financial projec- been that the best citizenry is an edu- and academia, along with still-serving House and So the next time you meet a stranger tions. The superintendent nodded in cated and informed one. Senate members. and make a negative assumption agreement. Larry Murray Turf wars between congressional Democrats and because of the way he or she looks, After an extended discussion by Big Pine Key Republicans doomed implementation of the commis- sion’s recommendations. So the American people got more politics, more impasse. CELEBRATING OUR PAST Close to home, voters in the Keys have shown they’re not afraid to bypass politicians and cast their lot with men and women who come from outside the closed circle of partisan politics. On the County Commission, Sylvia Murphy’s 2006 victory was clearly one that caught political powerbro- kers by surprise. That was followed up two years later by the successful citizen-soldier campaigns of commis- sioners Heather Carruthers and Kim Wigington, who defeated long-time entrenched politicians. Neither had served in elected office before and both brought a fresh, down-to-earth perspective to gover- nance that has been most refreshing. Two new members of the Monroe County School Board were first-time campaigners — one a former high school principal, the other a business consultant who graduated from Key West schools — neither a skilled politician. There are other examples of non-politicians winning elections here, including in Key West, Marathon, Layton and Islamorada. It’s too early to know if Italy’s new government — formed with business executives, bankers and diplomats — will succeed. But the message Monti sent is pretty clear: The kind of house cleaning needed in these tough econom- ic times requires public service as the first priority. Photo courtesy FLORIDA STATE ARCHIVES Things get worse when left in the hands of career This is the second incarnation of Mariners Hospital in Tavernier, Keys Community Hospital on Plantation Key, taken politicians, whose first concern seems to be winning the in 1969. According to state legislative records, Miami Dr. Nathaniel Levin founded what was first known as Overseas next election and staying in office, not doing what’s best Hospital in 1962 with nine beds.In 1966, he sold it to another doctor, Stanford Setnor, who changed its name to Keys for the country. Community Hospital and expanded it to 14 beds. Then in 1972, Setnor sold it to American Medical Affiliates, which expanded it to 42 beds. In 1979, when it had failing finances and was in danger of closing, the not-for-profit Keys LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Hospital Foundation was created and won support for a bond issue that allowed the hospital to remain open; on June 10, 1980, it was christened Mariners Hospital. In December 1994, the hospital became part of Baptist Health Bill would protect animals South Florida and in 1999, a new Mariners, with 25 beds, opened. Recently you wrote an editorial about pending Florida Senate Bill 818. Your interpretation of SB 818 is wrong and could hurt a perfectly good bill that would serve the interests How to grow conch Update voting records of animals and animal shelters. I have a quick and cheap solution Corporate “people” can spend unlim- In no way does this bill mandate the transfer of animals to to one of the populations of selected ited money to influence voters. Only nonprofit rescues or other shelters unless they want them. key species listed as poor. This flesh and blood “human” people can There are shelters all over the country that fail to work means lack of the species could vote. Use it or lose the future. Now is the with rescue groups willing to take a great many of these ani- harm ecosystem integrity or has time to be sure you are ready to vote. mals, foster and care for them, train and socialize them if nec- reached the point where the Is your government-issued picture essary, find them wonderful homes and ensure they are prospect of a complete recovery ID (now required in Florida and many spayed and neutered. appears unlikely. other states) up to date? Is the name It’s faster and easier to kill them; that’s why they don’t do All the Florida Keys National spelled correctly? Is your address cur- it. As a result millions of healthy, adoptable animals are put Marine Sanctuary needs to do is rent? Do they both match your voter to death needlessly. take some of the money collected registration? This bill would make it illegal for a shelter to put an ani- from sanctuary violations and go 50 If you do not have the required ID, mal to death when a rescue group wants to save it. No rescues miles over to our neighbors in the find out how to get it. Plan to vote in Bahamas. For as little as 25 cents Queen conchs are beautiful creatures person at the voting polls to be more are going to be forced to take animals for which they don’t and their meat is tasty, but it’s illegal have room, time or funding. This would relieve the shelters of apiece, we could buy conchs by the sure that your vote will actually be animals and allow them the time and resources to care for the thousands. The good thing is you do to harvest live queen conch from counted. You don’t need a job to vote, ones they have and find homes for them. not even need a live well; they will Florida waters. but if you need one you had better vote Jacqueline Kensler stay alive for along time out of the in the 2012 election. If you don’t vote, Ponte Vedra water in the shade. Goliath grouper recovery look like then you allow others to make the deci- Toss them in selected seagrass child’s play. sions that will impact your future. The Masons say thanks beds and in a few years you will John Georgiades E.T. Shafer Marathon Masonic Lodge 323 would like to express our have a recovery that will make the Palmetto Bay Islamorada sincere gratitude to the residents of Marathon for supporting the lodge, the Elks Club for hosting our fundraising dinner, Listen to the experts from lawyers about the fact that there cant negative impact on Crane Point. and sponsors Home Depot, Marathon Liquors and Deli, the When I want to make the best pos- won’t be a significant impact to this Consider this comment from avian Panda House restaurant and Papa John’s Pizza. sible decision about something impor- rare habitat. We’ve heard the same expert Dr. Kenneth Meyer. He wrote to These fundraisers help us keep important community pro- tant in my life, I check with an expert. from business people. And from the members of the City Council that grams going like the child ID program. Please support our If it’s medical, I see a doctor and act employees of the Monroe County “the proposed zip-line structures, clear- sponsors and remember they all employ local residents. on his or her advice. If it’s legal, I con- Tourist Development Council. And ings and activity in and above the Darrel Walraven sult a lawyer. I have used the services we’ve heard from Crane Point staff canopy would compromise the ecologi- Marathon of real estate agents when I needed to and board members who admit there cal integrity of one of the largest remain- buy or sell a house. would be some impact but that every- ing stands of hardwood hammock by The city of Marathon has applied to thing possible would be done to mini- removing vegetation, eliminating the state Department of Economy mize it. opportunities for restoration of recov- While these people are surely knowl- ered areas, and disturbing wildlife.” Wayne Markham ...... Publisher Opportunity for a $735,000 grant to install a zip line in Crane Point edgeable in their professions, they are And that was just the beginning. His Larry Kahn ...... Editor Hammock, which former Mayor not qualified to offer credible assurances entire letter, and many other resources, Melanie Elder ...... Marketing Director Ginger Snead acknowledged as the that the zip line would not adversely such as an archeological survey of the Kathie Bryan ...... Financial Director Florida Keys’ only wooded sanctuary affect the hammock. Why? Because site, can be found at www.keepcrane Todd Swift ...... Production Manager complete with tropical hardwoods and they are not scientists. pointnatural.com. The evaluation by Carter Townshend ...... Circulation Manager trails; and butterfly, bird and fish habi- The people who do have that knowl- experts should take precedence over the tats. edge — including avian specialists and comments from those not qualified to PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Those of us who have attended archeologists — have weighed in on the make accurate assessments. Contents copyright 2011 Keynoter Publishing Co. meetings and have carefully followed matter and their assessment is the oppo- Beverly Welber the newspaper coverage have heard site: The zip line would have a signifi- Marathon Letters to Letters of local interest are welcome, but subject to editing and condensing.There is a 400-word limit. Letters thanking an individual are welcome. Space does not permit publication of thank-you letters consisting of lists.Letters must be signed.Anonymous letters will not be published.Include a daytime phone number (which will not be published) where you may the Editor be reached if there are questions about your correspondence. Mail: Editor, Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, Marathon, FL 33050 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 743-6397 Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, November 19, 2011 7A

MARKETPLACE Recent Real Estate Sales Business SALES vs. LAST YEAR: 81 percent Based on information from the Florida Keys Board of REALTORS®, Inc. (alternatively, from the Florida Keys MLS, Inc.) for the period for the period INSURANCE Nov. 6 - Nov. 12, 2011. Key Price Price Days Listing Office, Selling office, Address Listed Sold listed Listing agent Selling agent Big Pine Key 1046 Big Pine Ave. $599,000 $550,000 894 Exit Realty Florida Keys, Susan Rich Exit Realty Florida Keys, Susan Rich Citizens in more 29040 Cedar Dr. $349,000 $300,000 256 Internet Realty of Fl. Keys, Jason Carmona American Caribbean R.E., Karen Cooper 826 Fern Ave. $425,000 $405,000 233 Coldwell Banker Schmitt, Patti Nickless Internet Realty Fl. Keys, Gregory Maclaren LOT 9 Forrestal Ave. $96,500 $90,000 0 Coldwell Banker Schmitt, Dave Wiley Florida Keys Realty, Inc., Dyne Vaughn Duck Key flux than ever 112 Indies Dr. $950,000 $850,000 393 American Caribbean, Kristen Brenner American Caribbean, Kristen Brenner Key Colony Bch Governor wants Citizens “are not accurate.” 700 Ocean Dr. $245,000 $210,000 136 Key Colony, William Gustafson, Kurt Joseph Exit Realty Florida Keys, Tobe Creed Property She said the models Key Largo downsizing even Insurance assume greater damage from 37 Mutiny Pl. $899,000 $850,000 832 Marr Properties Inc., Joy Martin Shoreline Properties, Natalia Boblitt Corp., windstorm than flooding, 11 N. Blackwater Ln. $249,000 $240,000 300 Century 21 Schwartz, Robert Valenzuela Marr Properties Inc., Mike Diaz while it grows which now which has not been the case 1318 Calder Rd. $795,000 $700,000 394 Ocean Sotheby's Realty, Kim Bagnell Thaler American Caribbean R.E., Joel Young has nearly in the Keys, where most of 32 Blackwater Ln. $479,000 $430,000 86 Realty World - Freewheeler, Kimberly Gray Outside Of MLS Keynoter Staff 1.5 million the damage from hurricanes Key West policies.” comes from flooding. 3154 Northside Dr. $193,600 $170,000 226 Prudential, Team Knight/Gardner Prudential, Martha Robinson Citizens Property That runs And flood insurance, she 712 Eisenhower Dr. $2,100,000 $1,200,000 593 Prudential Realty, Walter Lee Southernmost Realty (KW), Donna Windle Insurance Corp. is con- SCOTT counter to notes, is covered under a fed- 1800 Atlantic Blvd. $304,760 $305,500 86 Realty Executives Florida Keys, James Smith Coldwell Banker, Victor Musmanno II fronting a growing dilemma the message the Citizens eral program that has no 3930 Roosevelt Blvd. $177,900 $171,000 83 Sellstate Island Properties, Melva Wagner Realty Executives, Karen Taporowski — it has too many customers. governing board heard on bearing on what Citizens 311 William St. $1,340,000 $1,200,000 58 Truman & Co. (KW), Lynn Kaufelt Compass Realty (KW), Megan Behmke 52 Merganser Ln. $196,900 $183,000 49 Coldwell Banker Schmitt, Rick Lively Sellstate Island (KW), Agent unknown Already the largest prop- Monday and counter to the faces in future claims. “None 329 Duval St. $6,500 $390,000 2 Prudential, Team Knight/Gardner Prudential Realty, Team Knight/Gardner erty windstorm carrier in direction that Scott has been of the models deal with this Florida, the quasi-public pushing the past year. issue of wind vs. flood in a Little Torch Key agency finds itself caught 27970 Lobstertail Tr. $173,000 $170,000 117 Realty World - Freewheeler, Claudette Mell Coldwell Banker Schmitt, Kathy Rose “This concept of wanting real way,” Mannix said. 27910 Lobstertail Tr. $165,000 $155,000 644 Exit Realty Florida Keys , Dorothy Mauriello Internet Realty Keys, Gregory Maclaren between two hard places in to sell [off] Citizens, I just Last year, Citizens filed a Tallahassee. don’t get it,” said Annalise rate increase that would have Marathon And depending on how the 219 Brian Rd. $399,000 $358,500 114 Real Estate of Key West, Mike Sullivan Coldwell Banker Schmitt, agent unknown Mannix, executive director triggered hikes of as much as 710 92nd St. $265,000 $265,000 271 Exit Realty Florida Keys, Tobe Creed Shoreline Properties, Natalia Boblitt push-and-pull plays out in the of Fair Insurance Rates in 235 percent for commercial 1215 97th St. $130,000 $130,000 212 Sellstate Island, Sanders, SanLorenzo, Wagner Exit Realty, Ben Daniels Legislature, Keys property Monroe. “His idea of giving coverage, according to owners could find themselves Plantation Key it back to the private insur- FIRM’s website. Those rates Sioux St. $79,900 $65,000 53 Century 21 Schwartz, Loretta Lawrence Realty World - Freewheeler, Kimberly Gray paying a lot more for wind- ance market — those are the are based on faulty assump- storm insurance — if they can same people who didn’t want tions about future losses, she Sugarloaf Key even get it down the road. it in the first place.” said, adding the Legislature’s 139 Shore Dr. $678,000 $640,000 274 Action Keys Realty FL Keys, Cheryl Moses Century 21 Schwartz, Dominic Guarino Citizens’ board of gover- She notes that as private, primary duty this upcoming Summerland Key nors met in Orlando on for-profit insurance compa- session should be “fix the 1141 Ocean Dr. $2,495,000 $2,250,000 396 Coldwell Banker Schmitt, Fred Mullins Coldwell Banker Schmitt, Fred Mullins Monday and decided to for- nies pare back their policies models; it’s not hard, although Upper Matecumbe Key mally embrace a package of in Florida, Citizens has found it will take two years.” 20 Park Rd. $250,000 $250,000 252 American Caribbean, Karan Moeller Default Realty Services, Inc., Ana Zalesky rule changes that would itself the insurer of last resort. mean rate hikes of 20 percent And the load is getting big- a year and a possible cap on ger, not smaller, she said. maximum coverage. “Citizens is now getting 254 Seaview Drive Both steps could eventual- upwards of 9,000 new cus- Duck Key ly reduce the number of poli- tomers per month,” Mannix Our listing on beautiful Duck Key JUST SOLD! cies in force, which is high said. “And these are not peo- Are you looking to buy, sell or invest in the on Gov. Rick Scott’s agenda ple living on the coast. These Florida Keys? Call us today at 305-393-1843 for reducing the state’s expo- are people inland where sure in the event of a cata- insurance companies are just strophic hurricane. walking away from them.” Lea & Dave Ruesch He’s even talked about The debate about how big “The Reliable Professionals” moving Citizens from gov- Citizens is now and how much Our listing on beautiful Duck Key JUST SOLD! Are you(305) looking 393-1843 to buy, sell or invest in the ernment to the private sector. that exposes taxpayers has 11050 Overseas Hwy., But Scott and the Cabinet been heating up this past year. Marathon, FL 33050Florida Keys? Call us today at 305-393-1843 met Tuesday and heard a Mannix said the mandate report from the Florida for Citizens is pretty clear: Hurricane Catastrophe Fund, “Citizens has been told it Lea & Dave Ruesch which reported a $3.2 billion needs to depopulate; the “The Reliable Professionals” shortfall in meeting the goal more policies they have, the (305) 393-1843 of a $17 billion backup fund higher the risk. Now the 11050 Overseas Hwy., for claims in the event of a question is how to ditch a Marathon, FL 33050 hurricane. bunch of policies.” Jack Nicholson, director Sen. Alan Hays (R- of the fund, said uncertainty Umatilla) helped author an 219A Brian Road in the global investment mar- insurance bill package that Marathon ket makes it difficult for the failed to make it out of com- state to sell bonds that would mittee early this year. close the gap. Included in his proposals, The Catastrophe Fund which the Citizens board would be tapped to pay off embraced Monday, is a rec- hurricane damage claims that ommendation to ban com- overwhelm reserves held by mercial properties from We JUST SOLD this half duplex on open water Citizens Property Insurance Citizens windstorm cover- in desirable Sea-Air Estates! and other carriers. age. Call the Team with Nicholson recommended That would reduce the Results to get your property SOLD! (305) 289-0077 the state continue to levy a 5 number of policies pretty Carmen & Fredy percent cash buildup provi- quickly, Mannix said, but it sion until 2018. “We’re deal- would have an adverse Carricaburu219A Brian Road ing with a house of cards impact in areas like the Keys, The Team with “Results”Marathon based on the global market,” where there is virtually no (305) 289-0077 Florida Attorney General 11050 Overseas Hwy., alternative windstorm insur- www.HomesInTheKeys.com Pam Bondi warned at er. Marathon, FL 33050 Tuesday’s Cabinet meeting. Mannix said lawmakers Michael Peltier, covering looking at Citizens’ risk pro- that meeting for the News jections should be challeng- Service of Florida, reports ing the risk models being We JUST SOLD this half duplex on open water that “one offshoot of the CAT used, noting that the Florida in desirable Sea-Air Estates! fund’s precarious status is to Commission on Hurricane Call the Team with push more policyholders Model Methodology has Results to get your property SOLD! (305) 289-0077 toward the state-backed conceded current models Carmen & Fredy Carricaburu BUSINESS BRIEFS The Team with “Results” Hospital adds chopharmacology, especial- (305) 289-0077 ly as related to depression, 11050 Overseas Hwy., two psychiatrists bipolar and anxiety disor- Marathon, FL 33050 www.HomesInTheKeys.com ders. Lower Keys Medical Both Nodal and Moore Center on Stock Island has have their practices based in added two psychiatrists to its the Key West Professional staff. Building at 1111 12th St. Guido Nodal was born in Call 296-6668. Cuba and came to Key West as a child in 1965 with his family. He grew up in cen- tral Texas. Nodal attended the University Central del Este in the Dominican Republic for pre-med and medical school and did his internship and residency in psychiatry at the University of South Florida College of Medicine in Tampa. He’s been chairman of the Department of Psychiatry at Palmetto General Hospital in Hialeah. His main interests are mood disorders, anxiety disorders and geriatric issues. J. David Moore attended the University of Kentucky, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in psychology in 1989. He then attended the Boonshoft School of Medicine at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio, and graduated in 1993 with his medical degree. He did his internship and residency at the Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta. Moore specializes in adult psy- 8A Saturday, November 19, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter

KEY WEST $6.4 million sewer bond issue on the table Town following flooding summary prepared by city narios that consider repay- the City Commission gave FaceBook: “You know City faces that occurred during Utilities Manager Jay ment in 10-year, 15-year and an initial OK to the bond when you eat something cost to repay Hurricane Irene in October, Gewin. 20-year increments. structure on Tuesday, prefers bad...how you get that feel- 1999. “They clearly initially “We’ll run our utility rate taking the money from the ing like you need to throw it sewer grant The city applied for and thought we had provided models for all three [financ- reserve. up because you can’t digest received $6,268,629 from them sufficient informa- ing scenarios] to see the “That’s just my opinion it? Well, I’ve got that feel- By RYAN McCARTHY the Federal Emergency tion,” Gewin told the impact on rates and fund and it’s a business decision,” ing about the $6.4 million [email protected] Management Administration Keynoter, “because they balance reserves and make a Cates said. “I wanted to bond.” (FEMA), which was chan- provided us with the money. decision from there. We did repay it out of our reserve City Manager Jim Scholl After spending years neled through the Florida We argued our point and anticipate this day coming; it fund and not borrow all the recommended approval of appealing a FEMA recovery Division of Emergency they disagreed with us.” didn’t sneak up on us.” money and put off some of the bond measure: “In order demand for sewer repair Management. Now the plan is to solicit The total could be paid our capital improvements.” to provide rate stability, in funding, Then, in 2003, FEMA bond investors to loan the out of the sewer utility’s Commissioners are order to preserve our capital Key West city staff is conducted an audit of the total figure, so it can be reserve fund, about $7 mil- scheduled to take a final plan, and in order to allow us preparing a $6.4 million rev- loan conditions and the fol- repaid to the state. The bond lion, but Gewin said that vote on the item Dec. 6, to have the necessary enue bond issue to repay the lowing year de-obligated the would be repaid based on could result in an impact on although Commissioner reserves to respond to things state grant. grant funds based on “their pledging future revenues resident’s utility bills and on Tony Yaniz, who will be we can’t necessarily antici- The dispute involves opinion that the sewer sys- derived from customers of future plans for capital absent from that meeting, pate, the staff’s recommen- money used to repair dam- tem was already damaged the city’s sewer utility. improvements. has signaled that he’ll ask dation is to go ahead and age to the municipal sewer prior to the hurricane,” Gewin said staff is look- Mayor Craig Cates, the for a postponement. seek the bond revenue funds system in parts of New according to an executive ing at different finance sce- lone dissenting vote when He posted Thursday on to support the payback.”

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Sports & Outdoors Keys Life Community ● Lifestyle Florida Keys Keynoter Arts & Entertainment WWW.KEYSNET.COM SATURDAY,NOVEMBER 19, 2011 CLASSIFIEDS INSIDE 8B B MARATHON SOCCER Durkin’s offense leads the Dolphins half on a counter attack Soccer squad breakaway. The second off to strong came in the second half off a cross by Kevin McKeon. 4-1 start Murphy said Ramarlo Robertson and Raymond By RYAN McCARTHY Crespo played well Tuesday [email protected] despite limited practice time. “They both only made it Marathon High School’s to one practice due to foot- Riley Durkin scored eight ball, but were able to come goals over two games as the out and control the back of Dolphins earned a pair of the field. Raymond played soccer wins this week over sweeper and had some key Somerset Academy and stops, and Ramarlo record- Colonial Christian School. ed his first shut out of the The junior forward year in goal with 11 saves,” scored both of Marathon’s Murphy said. goals in a 2-0 win Tuesday The Dolphins scored over Somerset, and netted three times in the first half six more in an 8-3 win Thursday, as Robertson had Thursday over Colonial. another shutout half in goal. “Riley is finding space to He played forward in the move in the front and is second half and assisted on finding the back of the net. one of Durkin’s six goals. He is having a great start to Marathon scored five the season,” coach Jim more times in the second Murphy said. half, but surrendered three Photo courtesy CINDY BULL Durkin scored his first Marathon junior Riley Durkin plays a ball during the Dolphins’ 8-3 win over Colonial Christian Thursday. Durkin scored goal Tuesday in the first ● See Soccer, 2B six goals in the game and has eight in three games this year.

KEY WEST BASKETBALL CORAL SHORES SOCCER New season, new coach for Lady Conchs Lady Canes The Conchs will be led by Opening game senior Shaniya Watson, who is home today scored 24 points in last sea- dominate Raiders son’s opener before sitting with West Boca out the rest of the way Returning defensive because of grades. She was Solid start starters Cami Lopez and By DICK WAGNER one of the top players in the in the soccer Mallory Wiecjorek missed Keynoter Contributor county as a freshman and the opener with injuries, sophomore. season opener so freshmen reserves Forty-six years ago, Watson will be joined by a Cheyenne Minaldi and Randy Fabal was a starting host of veterans, including sen- By KEVIN WADLOW Noelle Perry moved up to guard on the Key West High ior forward Alexsa Rahming, a Senior Staff Writer join veteran defender basketball team. Now, at age double-figures scorer, and jun- [email protected] Kelly Cassidy in the back. 62, he’s the coach of his alma ior point guard Mikayla Pookie del Pino, another mater’s girls team, which Stansbury, who sparked the With veteran firepower freshman, had already opens the season against West team at the end of last season. on the front end and three earned the start in goal. Boca at 2 p.m. today at the Also back are Shelisa Page, freshmen holding their “The young girls Bobby Menendez Gym. Tinesha Mitchell, Justine own on defense, Coral stepped up and played Fabal, a math teacher, suc- Arteaga, Aaliyah Lucky and well, stronger than I By BERT BUDDE Shores High’s Lady ceeds Pam Smith, who Jamica Mack. Hurricanes opened the expected,” said the coach. coached the team to a 9-9 New Key West girls basketball coach Randy Fabal discusses “We have good quickness, soccer season with a solid “That’s good news for the record last season, including a shooting form with players Shaniya Watson (left) and are tough on the boards and 5-1 road win Thursday at future. And we’ll be even 47-40 home loss to West Mecca Hurst during a practice Wednesday. have several good shooters,” Ransom Everglades. stronger when Cami and Boca. Smith decided not to said Fabal, who plans to run a “We pretty much domi- Mallory come back.” return after her first season September. Because of the Fabal, who has coached in motion offense and a 2-3 or 1- nated the game but there The Canes, coming off with the Conchs. timing, the Conchs have a middle-school leagues, will 3-1 defense. are still a lot of little a 17-6 season that ended Because the school had schedule of only 10 games. be assisted by Tez Waters, a Key West is in a new dis- things to work out,” head in the regional playoff few applicants for the job, “Schedules [of other teams] basketball director with the trict (16-5A) with Coral coach Arthur Paterson semifinals, expect to con- Fabal volunteered and was were very full when I was Key West Police Athletic Shores, Gulliver Prep and St. assessed. tend with longtime rival named the coach in late hired,” he said. League. Brendan. The Canes launched the Gulliver Prep for the season in style with District 16-2A title, an MARATHON SOCCER returning forward Iris eight-team circuit this Dunn scoring early on a winter. through pass from fourth- “We played well right Lady Dolphins roll against Somerset year starter Jasmine from the start against a Paterson. good Ransom team that’s crossing ball across the mid- left side and scored on an Senior Marina Kay Wiatt She ended with three always well-coached,” They get early dle and the Dolphins took a angled left-footed shot to scored her first goal of the goals, a good way to Paterson said. “But we do lead and widen 1-0 lead in the fourth make it 4-0. season to make it 6-1. launch the national-team need to play better. minute. “Around that time, I had Landry said she scored on a player’s senior campaign. Ransom isn’t Gulliver.” scoring gap Just minutes later, Katie nine players on the bench free kick from about 20 She has committed to play Results from the Lady Landry sent a through ball to and they all went in,” coach yards out, bending the ball for the University of Canes’ Friday home open- By RYAN McCARTHY Rodamer, who beat the Lynn Landry said. from right to left to beat the Miami next season. er against St. Brendan [email protected] Somerset goalie one on one Somerset scored in the keeper. Dunn added another were pending at press to make it 2-0. 35th minute to make it 4-1 at Wiatt assisted Sydney goal with offensive sup- time. Taylor Konrath and In the 10th minute, the half. Landry played his Konrath on the Dolphins’ port from Heather Doyle A scheduled Nov. 23 Savannah Rodamer each Konrath crossed a ball to starters to begin the second seventh goal and Jackie and Ellie Leopold. match against state soccer netted two goals Tuesday to Brandi Spalten as she made a half. Clairmont scored the final “Offensively, we creat- powerhouse American help the Marathon High run toward the goal. Spalten “We wanted to work on goal to make it 8-1. ed a lot of opportunities Heritage has been can- School girls soccer team to scored to make it 3-0. passing the ball around and Marathon (3-2) is sched- but missed some easy celed because of conflicts an easy win over Somerset The Dolphins put the developing an attack with uled to host Archimedean ones,” coach Paterson with Thursday’s Academy, 8-1. game out of reach by the multiple passes. We really Academy on Monday at 6 said. “We didn’t connect Thanksgiving holiday. Rodamer assisted on 15th minute, as Konrath got a lot of good work that p.m. at the high school. like I want us to, but those Attempts are being made Konrath’s first goal with a took a ball wide down the way,” he said. are going to come.” to reschedule the game. 2B Saturday, November 19, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter

UPPER KEYS SPORTS MARATHON BASKETBALL Lady Canes open Goleman upends Lady Dolphins Team looking team’s only three-pointer in basketball today the third quarter. Junior for first win Jessica Forest had eight points, Brianna Williams The boys team In other Upper Keys with Warriors seven, Taja Hidalgo and prep sports in this holiday Gardine Raymond six, and opens Tuesday week: By RYAN McCARTHY Cassidy Van Voorst and ● Coral Shores’ boys soc- [email protected] Johnisha Qualls four. with LaSalle cer team hosts Ransom “We just need to keep Everglades at 5 p.m. By KEVIN WADLOW The Marathon High working toward our goal. Monday at George M. School girls basketball team We’re improving, but offen- Senior Staff Writer Barley Jr. Stadium. continued looking for suc- sively we need to find a [email protected] The Cane kickers beat cess Thursday but didn’t niche,” Lindsey said. Florida Christian on find it against Class-6A The Dolphins trailed 31- Coral Shores High Monday to carry a 1-1 Barbara Goleman High 15 at the half, but outscored School’s girls basketball record into Friday’s game School, losing to the main- Goleman 11-6 in the third team opens the regular sea- against St. Brendan (results land squad 57-47. quarter to cut the lead to 37- son today, hosting Palmer pending at press time). The Dolphins played 26. But Goleman made a 7- ● Trinity for the 1 p.m. tip- Island Christian well offensively, but strug- 0 run to open the fourth off. School’s Eagles head into gled at times with a transi- quarter and take a 44-26 The Lady Hurricanes, the boys basketball season tion defense that led to sev- lead. coached by Patrick Meyers, with a Monday opener at eral Goleman breakaways. Davis’ three-pointer, a squeeze in another game Barrington Academy in “We’ve got a different lay-up by Forest and anoth- before Thanksgiving, host- Florida City. The varsity mix of girls, but we’ll get it er Davis jumper brought the ing LaSalle at 5 p.m. club coached by Bruce figured out. We scored 47 Dolphins within 11 at 44- Tuesday. Gendron makes its points, so we proved we can 33, but Goleman held the The Hurricane boys bas- Islamorada debut with a 6 get the ball in the hoop,” Dolphins off for the win. ketball team, now headed p.m. Dec. 2 game against coach Leslie Lindsey said of The Dolphins are sched- Keynoter photo by RYAN McCARTHY by coach Jay Sanderson Calusa Prep. uled to host the district rival the 0-3 start to the season. Marathon High School junior Cassidy Van Voorst fights with assistant coaches Ryan Island Christian’s Eighth-grader Amanda Warriors of Westminster Smith and Bruce Teachey, Middle School basketball Davis led the Dolphins with Christian School Tuesday at off defenders during the Dolphins’57-47 loss to Class-6A travels to Westwood team plays Key Largo 12 points, including the 4:30 p.m. Barbara Goleman High School Thursday. Christian for its regular-sea- School at 4 p.m. Nov. 29 in son opener on Monday. the ICS Family Life Center. The Cane hoopsters split ● The soccer Lady Eagles KEY WEST WRESTLING two games in a preseason of Island Christian travel to boys tournament at Palmer rival Princeton Christian for Trinity this week. Coral a 4 p.m. Monday game, Shores plays its first home then take the home field for Conchs already eye state titles boys basketball game at a 4 p.m. Tuesday game 6:30 p.m. Nov. 29 against against Archimedean. had hoped to become Key has the ability to be a state than 170-pound Haralds Princeton Christian. Lima to lead West’s second state champi- champ,” Jimenez said. Krumholcs, who was a star the mat team on last winter (Ralph Major Senior St. Pierre Anilus, for the Key West Police won in 2008), but lost in the who was a medalist at last Athletic League club and, MARATHON FISHING semifinals. He finished third season’s state meet, finishing according to Jimenez, “gives By DICK WAGNER at the Lakeland meet and sixth at 171 pounds, will St. Pierre everything he can Keynoter Contributor finished the season with a now wrestle at 182. handle in practice.” Tourney celebrates 47-5 record. “I fully expect him to The roster also includes Six talented seniors, “Max should be a state wrestle for a state title,” Angelo Guieb (106 pounds), including state semifinalist champ this year,” said coach Jimenez said. “He has beat- D.J. Laguna (120), Uri Diaz Flagler’s railroad Max Llama, will lead the Chaz Jimenez. en everyone in the state who (160) and Jerry Regis (220). Key West High wrestling Llama will have to come is back this year, so I think Newcomers include team into the new season. and Nov. 26 from 8 a.m. back from a shoulder injury his biggest opponent will be Angel Gonzalez, who’s Events based The Conchs, who prac- he suffered at a post-season himself.” competing with Andrew until 4 p.m. Daily weigh-ins tice daily on a sweat-and- are to be held at the Pigeon meet in April in Indiana. He Glenn Evans, who was Calderwood for the 138- at Pigeon Key bleach-infused mat in a had surgery in July and was eliminated in the first round pound spot. Gonzalez is a Key dock. room that was once an auto- A post-tournament party cleared to practice last week. of the state meet as a 120- transfer from New Mexico, next weekend body shop, will wrestle at Because the weight class- pounder, will compete in the where he was a state qualifi- with food, drinks and more the Key West Duals at 10 A weekend of fun is fun is planned for 6 p.m. es have changed for this sea- 132 class. “His technique er. Two other transfers with planned for anglers during a.m. Dec. 3. That will be the son, Llama will compete at has gotten a lot better and promising futures are Cody Nov. 26 at Castaway only home meet of the sea- the Pigeon Key Flagler Restaurant, 1406 either 145 or 152 pounds, as he’s stepped up as a leader,” Pullen, from Alabama, and Centennial Fishing son. will Andre Guieb, a state Jimenez said. Jay Feathers, from Oceanview Ave. off U.S. 1 Llama, at 140 pounds, Tournament, set for Nov. 25 at mile marker 47.5. qualifier last season. “Andre No one has trained harder Oklahoma. and 26 in waters surround- Cash prizes include ing the Seven Mile Bridge awards for first- through ISLAMORADA FISHING in the Middle Keys. third-place finishers of The tournament is one of $2,500, $1,500 and $1,000, several events surrounding respectively. Other prizes the upcoming 100th include charterboat trips Sailfish tourney nears half-century mark anniversary of the comple- and overnight stays at the Presidential Sailfish at 5 p.m. 1 in the main dining Dec. 3 at Wahoo’s Bar and tion of the Key West Pigeon Key guesthouse. It’s first leg Tournament, set for Jan. 20 room at the Whale Harbor Grill at Whale Harbor. An Extension of Henry If they choose, anglers of the Gold Cup to 22, and the Islamorada Inn, mile marker 83.5 ocean- awards banquet is scheduled Flagler’s Florida East Coast can donate their fresh daily Fishing Club Sailfish side in Islamorada. A kickoff for 7 p.m. Dec. 4 at the Railway, being celebrated catch to a local organization The 48th annual Tournament, Jan. 25 and 26. banquet featuring an all-you- Braza Lena Brazilian throughout the Keys now such as a shelter or nonprof- Islamorada Sailfish Islamorada Sailfish can-eat seafood buffet with Steakhouse, with the awards through Jan. 22, 2012. it group. Tournament organ- Tournament, one of the old- Tournament rules place a stone crabs follows, as does presentation and raffle draw- In the early 1900s five- izers and volunteers can est tournaments in the Keys, strong emphasis on conser- a rules meeting. ing at 8 p.m. acre Pigeon Key served as a help make recommenda- is set for Dec. 1 to 4. vation and sportsmanship, Fishing is scheduled from For entry fees and more base camp for workers dur- tions and facilitate the The Islamorada Sailfish and it is the only event in the 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Dec. 2 information, go to ing construction of the orig- donation. Tournament is the first leg of series to offer a junior divi- and 3, and from 8:30 a.m. to www.islamoradasail inal Seven Mile Bridge. Admission fee to Pigeon the triple-crown Florida sion for anglers age 16 and 3 p.m. Dec. 4. fishtournament.com, call Listed on the National Key is waived during the Keys Gold Cup Sailfish younger. A standings party with 852-2102 or send an e-mail Register of Historic Places, days of the fishing tourna- Championship series that The all-release boat event cocktails and free hors to [email protected]. Pigeon Key houses a muse- ment, though a $5 to $10 includes the Cheeca Lodge opens with pre-registration d’oeuvres is set for 6 p.m. um chronicling the con- per person donation to the struction of the Key West Pigeon Key Foundation is Extension. Many of the suggested. ISLAMORADA FISHING original railroad buildings The tournament entry fee from 1909 still stand. is $160 per angler, and a The tournament targets minimum of two anglers per Gurgiolo Classic returns in December snapper, grouper, mackerel, boat is required. For an cobia and amberjack entry form, go to fished for 50 years while hors d’oeuvres follow, with Boat teams compete for species. Fishing days are www.pigeonkey.net. Tournament Nov. 25 from noon to 4 p.m. operating the Gonfishin’ a rules meeting at 7:30 p.m. the most release points in honors late charter boats. The well- Fishing on Dec. 10 is the all-release tournament. liked skipper retired in 1995 scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to First- through third-place fishing giant and died in 1999, but his 4:30 p.m., followed by a 5-7 awards, as well as high- Off until Nov. 29 legacy continues. p.m. standings party at point angler awards, are to A weekend of sailfishing The 12th annual event, Wahoo’s Bar and Grill at the be given. From Soccer, 1B Christian School and honors one of the Florida part of the Redbone at Large Whale Harbor Marina, mile Tournament entry fee is Archimedean Academy for- Keys’ late great captains at tournament series, kicks off marker 83.5 oceanside. $525 for the first angler goals to Colonial. feited scheduled Friday and Islamorada’s Don Gurgiolo with registration at 6 p.m. Fishing resumes at 8:30 aboard a vessel and $475 “We got greedy with the Monday matches, moving Sailfish Classic, set for Dec. Dec. 9 at the Post Card Inn a.m. Dec. 11 and runs until for each additional angler ball in the second half, but the Dolphins to 4-1 this 9 to 11. Resort & Marina at Holiday 3:30 p.m. Dinner and on that vessel, up to four per were able to still come out season. The team isn’t Gurgiolo, one of the pio- Isle, the newly re-named awards are scheduled from boat. For specifics, send an with the victory,” Murphy scheduled to play until a neers of contemporary off- and recently renovated 6:30 to 10 p.m. in the e-mail to fishnbully@msn. said. Nov. 29 visit to Palmer shore light tackle and live Holiday Isle, mile marker Horizon Room at the Post com or call 240-9337. District rivals Westwood Trinity School at 4 p.m. ballyhoo fishing techniques, 84 oceanside. Cocktails and Card Inn. Easy Thomas Operchal, MD announces his retirement from Breezy his Ophthalmology Practice Key Largo 451-4788 | Key West 294-4788 | Big Pine 872-4788 Keysy 102481 Overseas Hwy., Key Largo, FL 33037 effective January 13, 2012 If you don’t know insurance, Ladies fashions come get to know us! He would like to thank all of his in natural fabrics patients for their support and confidence over the years. Unique handmade jewelry Medical records can be obtained by contacting the office. 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Meeting Notice Monroe County Land Authority The Monroe County Land Authority Advisory Committee will meet in the Monroe Regional Service Center located at 2796 Overseas Highway, Suite 104, Marathon, Florida on November 28, 2011 beginning at 9:00 AM. The agenda is avail- able online at www.monroecounty-fl.gov or by contacting the Land Authority office at 295-5180. ADA ASSISTANCE If you are a person with a disability who needs special accommo- dations in order to participate in these proceedings, please contact the County Administrator’s Office, by phoning (305) 292-4441, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., no later than five (5) calendar days prior to the scheduled meeting; if you are hearing or voice impaired, call “711”. Houses of Worship Published Keynoter 11/19/11

Church of God Marathon Church Of God Kirk of the Keys St. James First KEY LARGO 800 74th Street, Ocean STOCK ISLAND MM 90.5 • 852-5996 Overseas Highway at 89th Street Missionary Baptist Ocean Reef Chapel Sunday Worship & Children's Church Marathon, FL • MM 51.5 Immanual Lutheran 10:45AM Staffed Children’s Sunday School & Nursery Key West Baptist Olivia St. • 296-5593 Ocean Reef Drive • Sunday Evening Worship 6:00PM Sunday Services Temple Sunday Service 10 am Wednesday Night Bible Study 6:30PM 9 a.m. Contemporary 11 a.m. Traditional St. Mary Star of the Sea 367-2049 • 2nd Ave. • 294-3411 MM 90.2 • ocean side A Pentecostal Ministry with a Prophetic Voice www.kirkofthekeys.com Catholic Church of Christ " For God so loved the world..." and so do we! Tavernier 305-852-8711 Covenant Word Windsor Ln. • 294-1018 MM 100.7 • 451-1194 www.KeysLutheran.org Community Methodist Lord of the Seas MacDonald Ave. • Christian Science Key Largo Baptist San Pedro Catholic MM 48 • 743-5107 Lutheran 292-1119 Elizabeth St. • 296-8215 MM 106 • 451-1642 Church St Columba Episcopal Key Deer Blvd. • 872-3612 Church of Jesus Christ St Justin Martyr Rev. John Peloso 52nd St. • 743-6412 KEY WEST First Baptist of Latter Day Saints MM 105.5 • 451-1316 Sunday 9 am & 11 am, Saturday Church of Christ San Pablo Catholic Key Deer Blvd. • 872-2542 Northside Dr. • 294-9400 Church of the Nazarene Vigil 5 pm, Mon., Thur. & Friday Von Phister St. • 296-3331 8:30 am, Tues. Communion 122nd St. • 289-0636 MM 100 • 451-1142 United Methodist St Paul’s Episcopal Service 8:30 am New Life Church of God Key Deer Blvd. • 872-2470 Duval St. • 296-5142 Lighthouse on the Rock MM 89.5 • 305-852-5372 MM 49 • 743-7165 White St. • 296-8844 MM 99.3 • 451-6212 Spirit and Truth Vineyard Christian Trinity Presbyterian Calvary Baptist Fellowship Cornish Memorial AME First Baptist Church Ministries 76th St. • 743-6838 Zion Simonton St. • 296-3318 MM 99 • 451-2265 MM 89.5 • 852-7975 County Rd. • 872-3404 New Mt. Zion Whitehead St. • 294-2350 Impact Community Seventh Day Adventist Missionary Baptist St. Andrews Orthodox Fifth St Baptist Seventh-Day Adventist MM 98.5 • 852-0899 ISLAMORADA Mission 42nd St. • 743-3300 5th St. • 294-2255 Fifth St. • 393-9554 First Baptist Church Key Deer Blvd. • 872-1453 Jehovah’s Witnesses Glad Tidings Unitarian Universalist TAVERNIER MM 81.2 • 664-4910 Kingdom Hall Jehovah’s Witness United St. • 296-5773 Georgia St. • 296-4369 United Methodist 98th St. • 743-3679 Kingdom Hall Grace Lutheran MM 81 • 664-3661 Seventh-Day Adventist MM 28 • 872-7000 B’Nai Zion St. James the Fisherman Loggerhead Ln. • 743-4796 Flagler St. • 296-5161 United St. • 294-3437 Episcopal Church Church of Christ SUGARLOAF KEY United Methodist Chabad Jewish Center Coral Isles Church Holy Eucharist Sunday 8 & 10 26th St. • 743-5397 Eaton St. • 296-2392 Trinity Dr. • 295-0013 am, Tues. 10 am & Wed. 6 pm Sugarloaf Baptist Dr. Bonnie Frost, Pastor www.stjamesthefisherman.org Martin Luther Chapel Crane Blvd. • 745-2661 Metropolitan Salvation Army Contemporary worship and Community Children’s Church School MM 87.5 Bayside 122nd St. Gulf • 289-0700 Flagler Rd. • 294-5611 Calvary Chapel Petronia St. • 294-8912 Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Call for Islamorada 305-852-8468 The Salvation Army our schedule of activities and 17175 O/S Hwy.• 240-9673 Seventh-Day Adventist programs. 2805 O/S Hwy. • 743-9410 Peace Covenant Presbyterian Thomas St. • 522-3693 MM 90 • 852-5813 LAYTON BIG PINE KEY BIG COPPITT KEY Flagler Ave. • 294-1223 Get Fit Family Boot Camp Burton Memorial Community Baptist United Methodist Layton Dr. • 664-2430 St. Peter Catholic First Baptist Church Southernmost Prayer and Southard St. • 294-4351 MM 93 • 852-2581 MM 30 • 872-2537 Ave F • 294-4118 Faith MARATHON Fleming St. • 292-6416 To place an expanded Keys Jewish St. Francis In the Keys Keys Chapel Orthodox paid listing, call the Community Center First Baptist Episcopal Presbyterian Unity of the Keys Classifieds department at MM 93 • 852-5235 62nd St. • 743-5134 Key Deer Blvd. • 872-2547 Coppitt Rd. • 294-8256 Virginia St. • 296-5888 (305) 743-5551. 4B Saturday, November 19, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter

LIVING BRIEFS Salvation Army Ringing begins on Nov. and fundraiser for the to Gallery 84 on Dec. 3. They Book club talks a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Town 25 and ends Christmas Eve. American Red Cross. will be on display between Square Mall, 11400 needs ringers To get involved, call Melissa Spearheading the effort Dec. 4 and 10 at the gallery, ‘Woman at Light’ Overseas Highway in at 731-3113. are artists from Gallery 84 in where the exhibit and sale Marathon. The beneficiary is The Salvation Army in Islamorada, where the ever- will be conducted from 5 to 8 The Marathon Library Keys Area Interdenominational Marathon is seeking bell- greens will be displayed and p.m. Dec. 10. Book Discussion Group Resources. ringers for its upcoming red- Red Cross benefits then sold at a celebration Proceeds benefit Keys meets on Dec. 2 at the Anyone who has items to kettle season. You know the from tree fundraiser with food, music and bever- programs of American Red Marathon library at 10 a.m. sell can get a vendor space red kettles — they’re outside ages. Cross, which include such to discuss “Woman at the 10 feet by 10 feet for a $30 various stores, awaiting Keys artists, businesses Through Dec. 9, partici- things as disaster response Light” by Key West author tax-deductible contribution donations to help the and individuals are invited to pants can decorate their own and CPR training For more Joanna Schmida. to KAIR. To reserve a space, Salvation Army provide its decorate holiday trees and trees or wreaths to win information, visit www.florida It’s a fictional account of contact Collectors Corner at services. wreaths as part of a contest prizes. Plan to deliver them keysredcross.org. a woman whose husband 743-4456 or Charlotte disappeared mysteriously, Quinn 743-6447. leaving her to tend the light- L.A.Times crossword puzzle house off Key West in 1838. She gets help from a run- Church seeking “PAIR OPTIONS” - Solution in the November 23 Keynoter away slave, Andrew, who cantata singers Across 65 World leader who 130 “The Neverending 24 Tenant 73 “Let __!” washes up on shore. They 1 Gut feeling said “Every little thing Story” author 30 Google revenue 74 One way to cope are separated when a hurri- The Big Pine United 6 Vegging out counts in a crisis” 131 Some bed makers source 75 Drilling gp. cane hits. Methodist Church is seeking 10 Bratz product 68 __-en-Provence, 132 Offspring 33 Prynne’s stigma 76 Like Mr. X Call Fran Spinelli at 743- both musicians and singers to 14 “Ain’t happening” France 133 “Agreed!” 34 “I Feel Bad About 77 Main website page 6538 for more information. perform in its annual 19 Receive useful 70 Homer’s neighbor 134 Spanish cordial My Neck” author 81 Main artery information about 71 Trait of a gentle- 135 Letter-shaped Ephron 82 Evenings, in ads Christmas cantata in 21 “East of Eden” man in training? opening 35 Abbr. on a shingle 84 George Harrison Flea market set December. director Kazan 76 “That’s it!” 36 Neapolitan song learned it in the ’60s Practices are Sundays at 5 22 French story 78 Downed Down title opening 86 Rack up for Town Square p.m. at the Big Pine United 23 Ring from Chuck 79 Passé 1 Tourist city SE of 37 Boxer who held 87 Bar code? Methodist Church, 250 Key Berry? 80 Party catchphrase New Delhi titles at four differ- 89 __-fi What’s called the Sea Deer Blvd., Big Pine Key. For 25 Bizarre 83 Like frat parties 2 Metros and Prizms, ent weights 92 Big pipes Market Flea Market is information, call 872-2470 or 26 “Off the Court” 85 Timbuktu’s land at first 38 __ Gay 93 “Gracias” reply planned for Dec. 3 from 8 Bill Bessell at 305-745-1915. author 88 [Oh my God!] 3 Longing 39 What-eats-what 94 High-fiber fruit 27 Willingly 90 “Star Trek:T.N.G.” 4 Grow fond of orders 95 “Ladies dancing” 28 Lummox counselor 5 __ carte 44 Wraps up by carol contingent ON THE WATER 29 Small batteries 91 Potent start? 6 Hindi is a sub- 45 Tokyo, before 1868 97 Joy 31 Frat party purchase 92 Show that makes group of it 46 Govt. security 102 Was gaga over 32 Tiny decathlon teens cringe? 7 12-time All-Star Jeter 48 Fine-tune 104 Got a grip entrant? 96 Lipton rival 8 Bath sponge 49 Special effects 106 Kitchen drawers? Two boating 37 Writer who worked 98 “Bummer” 9 Photographer’s technique, briefly 107 Dreads on Friday? 99 Small monkey order: Abbr. 51 Gets jealous 108 Big name in supple- 40 Monopolize 100 Summer overseas 10 Morning brew order 52 “Night” author mental insurance 41 Bank features 101 Perp’s cover 11 Norwegian king, Wiesel 109 Last Supper question courses offered 42 Nueve menos ocho 103 “Uh-uh” 995-1000 53 Vehicle on a 110 Brief interview? and includes a textbook and 43 Off! ingredient 105 Grannies 12 Rap name adjective Christmas card, 111 “Family Matters”nerd They’re planned 47 Duck, say 107 Fixture that refunds 13 “Deck the Halls” perhaps 112 Civilian garb state certification card upon 50 Cybermemos money for unused sequence 55 Half a fish 113 Ohio natives for Big Pine completion; a second family 54 Contest for a free time? 14 Some anchors 56 Central Utah city 114 Divulge member sharing materials night at the inn? 115 Affair twosome? 15 Suffix with Capri 57 Average 120 Concealing garb and Marathon can pay $25. 58 Respite 116 General on a menu 16 Verse often about 62 Rink maneuver 121 Erase On Big Pine Key, 59 “Flash of Genius” 117 Dull finish? nature 64 Our Gang assent 122 Has to Two Florida Keys groups Auxiliary Flotilla 13-03 is actor Alan 118 Worm, often 17 Fairy tale baddies 66 Covering up 124 Short life story? are offering safe-boating offering the same course 60 Entrance 119 Egg cell 18 Divisive element 67 Golfer Gary Player’s 126 “Wheel of Fortune” courses starting at the end of beginning Nov. 28. It’s also a 61 See eye to eye 123 Perp’s cover 20 Attending a homeland: Abbr. buy November. three-week program, prima- 62 Lofty home 125 Mess hall handout? Dodgers home 69 Place to be 127 FDR home loan org. rily scheduled Mondays and 63 Tex-Mex snacks 129 9 to 5, e.g. game, say 72 Pixar fish 128 ER staff member In Marathon, U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 13-2 Wednesdays from 7 to 9:30 is offering the boating skills p.m. at the Habitat for and seamanship program Humanity building, mile starting Nov. 29. It runs six marker 30.3 oceanside. Cost sessions, Tuesday and is the same as for the Thursday evenings, from 7 to Marathon course. 9:30 p.m. at the Marathon For the Marathon course, Senior Center on 33rd Street call Dottie Mattern at 731- bayside. 7148. For the one on Big Topics will include equip- Pine, contact Jan Kittsmiller ment for your boat, nautical at 744-0043, 393-5303 or highway signs, boat han- [email protected]; dling, charting, radio proce- or Bob Eichholtz at 872-7505 dures and more. Cost is $55 or [email protected]. solution Crossword 16 puzzle. the November Solution to

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Re-enactments, Kevens, a crowd favorite the past two years, returns again thieves market, for BayJama III. mock battles L’Attitudes Staff BayJama III comes The 12th annual Pirates in to Founders Nov. 26 Paradise Festival, which kicks off Friday, Nov. 25, begins 10 munity for supporting art, days of literary and literal Free concert music and dance scholar- pirate mania in old Key West. showcases ships for local students,” Tall ships will set sail for Dave Feder, ICE president, mock battles, a British admi- Reggae bands said. ralty court will stage the trial The lineup for the Nov. of famous female pirates Anne Reggae and rhythm. 26 concert includes Kevens, Bonny and Mary Read, and a If you know the beat, you known for his lush drum-n- pirate village will take shape appreciate the musical style bass sound; Jahfe, a Miami at the Truman Waterfront. that got its start in Jamaica band with front woman Bands, pirate re-enactors, a and is now played world- Esther Fortune; Bushwood, a kid’s pirate costume contest wide. reggae/rock band from Fort and more gets under way at On Saturday, Nov. 26, Lauderdale and Mamadee, a 10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 24. music fans will get a chance reggae artist born in East From 2-5 p.m. on to experience the real thing Germany. Thanksgiving Day, scurvy when BayJama III returns to Now living in Cologne, lads and lasses — and kids the Capital Bank Mamadee’s first release, too — can partake of an Amphitheater in “Color Law,” came in 2000. unconventional pirate day of Islamorada’s Founders Park. She’s also performed with thanks, with a holiday party Reggae recording artist Gentlemen & The Far East catered by Faustos at the Kevens makes his third Band with Sisters Keepers. Truman Waterfront. appearance, along with six “We’ve got crowd The KeyRazy Band will other bands and solo artists. favorites playing again this perform and be on the lookout Contributed photos And this year’s season- year and everyone will be for the Pirates in Paradise Pirate costumes are found in abundant profusion during the Pirates in Paradise opening concert will be free, impressed with our new ris- crew. according to organizers from ing stars, particularly Festival, which runs Nov. 24-Dec. 4. Kids can compete for prizes at the Pirate Costume Islamorada Community Tickets cost $35 for adults; Contest being held Thanksgiving Day at Truman Waterfront. Mamadee — she may just $20 for kids 12 and under. Entertainment (ICE). blow us away,” Feder said. That includes access to the Instead of an admission Also scheduled pirate village, carnival ride, a charge, ICE is asking to perform: bandana and some pirate concertgoers to bring 20Wt (original- booty. Reservations are a non-perishable ly from the required. E-mail donation for the Keys), Reservations@PiratesIn Florida Keys Fourth Paradise.com. food banks. Dimension On Saturday, Nov. 26, the “The free (dubbed as pirate village at Truman admission is our “South Florida Waterfront adds a craft beer way of thanking Reggae leg- the com- tastings event from noon to 5 G p.m. Tasting cards cost $20. See BayJama, 6B A sail on the tall ship Wolf costs $50 for adults; $25 for kids under 12. Reservations required. E-mailSailAway@Schooner WOLF.com or call 296-9694. swords and fine crafted hand- The Truman Waterfront made wares will all be avail- pirate village can be accessed able at the Truman Waterfront. beyond the end of Southard Hours are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Street past Thomas Street in A staged historic re-cre- Highly respected in Old Town Key West. ation of the trial of notorious German music For those who relish histo- female pirates Anne Bonny ry, Key West Literature and and Mary Read will be held circles, Mamadee the Sea Retreat, Robert N. Friday and Saturday, Dec 2-3 brings her unique Macomber offers a “Drinking at 11 a.m. sound to Reggae Story,” 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. On Friday, Dec. 2, the at BayJama III. 28, at Top of the Crowne pirate village at Truman Plaza La Concha, 430 Duval Waterfront will usher in the The annual Walk The Plank championships will be held St. Email Reservations@ big band swing and salsa at noon Saturday, Dec. 3. PiratesInParadise.com. party, which is a tribute to Macomber also leads a Norma Miller, dubbed the championships will be held at Key West Children’s walking tour of historic Old Queen of Swing. noon Saturday, Dec. 3, aboard Chorus of Unity of the Florida Town Key West. The tour Mike Emerson’s the schooner Wolf, which will Keys performs at 4 p.m. departs at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Southernmost Brass Swing be docked at the Truman Saturday, Dec. 3. This is at the Nov. 29, from the Crowne Band and Reuben Morgan’s Waterfront. To register, call pirate village — admission Plaza La Concha. Lounge Lizards will lead the 296-9694. fees apply. Pirate parades, kids’ pirate festivities, which celebrate Competitors are judged on For more information and games and vendors selling Miller’s birthday - she turns their costumed attire, overall a complete schedule, visit period arts and crafts, leather 92. style, pleas for mercy and PiratesInParadise.com or & lace, pirate booty, wooden The annual Walk the Plank splash. call 296-9694.

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Tryour NEW Food, music, surprise guests on tap ULTIMATE From BayJama, 5B ends” by the Miami Angus Philly Herald), and Kanye and the MM 101.3 Key Largo Fish Sticks. www.KeyLargoArbys.com Surprise “special guests” are also going to make an appearance, Feder said, including Keys legend Felix Marathon Community Cinema the Catt. Attendees are encouraged the saga to bring lawn chairs and twilight blankets, but coolers or glass containers are not breaking dawn allowed inside the park. part 1 Food, beverages, includ- ing beer and wine, and an Starring: Kristen Stewart, array of vendors are avail- Robert Pattinson, able during the daylong Taylor Lautner, Ashley Greene event. For more informa- tion, visit: Rated: PG-13 www.keysice.com. Jahfe, a rising star among Reggae bands, is one of the featured performers at the ICE is a nonprofit organ- Reggae Fest. Showtimes: ization dedicated to bringing Fri - Thurs 7:00 & 9:30 • Sat & Sun 2:00, 7:00 & 9:30 quality entertainment and Reggae first developed in Jamaica in the late 1960s. It’s a music style that built on the Coming December 2 • Happy Feet TWO • PG cultural events to Upper Keys residents and visitors development of ska and rocksteady. • Phone: 743-0288 Hearing Assistance Now Available and provides art, music, and According to Wikipedia, reggae is based on a rhythmic style characterized by accents dance scholarships to local students. on the off-beat, known as the skank. Reggae is normally slower than both ska and “Over the last 17 years, rocksteady. we’ve awarded nearly Reggae usually accents the second and fourth beat in each bar, with the rhythm $200,000 to high school stu- guitar also either emphasizing the third beat or holding the chord on the second beat dents and programs that fur- until the fourth is played. ther their artistic aspira- tions,” Feder said. It is mainly this “third beat”, its speed and the use of complex bass lines that A donation box will be differentiated reggae from rocksteady, although later styles incorporated these set up at the event so that innovations separately. attendees can contribute to — Wikipedia the scholarship fund. MUSIC MUSIC Cellist Zuill Bailey Concert Band opens scheduled Dec. 1 season Nov. 26 free ice cream for concert- Carnegie artist Pops in the goers at this opening pro- Park launches gram. to play Tennessee Susan Bazin will con- in Key Largo duct a program with patri- Williams Theatre otic selections and some MEET THE AUTHOR & BOOK SIGNING Try, try, try again. The Keys Community pieces performed just by For those who love the Concert Band opens its young band members. symphony, cellist Zuill 2011-12 season Saturday, Also, cast members James W. Bailey is scheduled to per- Nov. 26, with a free concert from the Key Players will form Thursday, Dec. 1, at in the park. perform several selections the Tennessee Williams Only this time, it won’t from their upcoming the- Hall Theatre. be at Founders Park in atrical production “A Bailey, who has played Islamorada. Instead, the Taffeta Christmas,” which with symphony orchestras in Upper Keys band will per- features music from the TUESDAY, Nov. 29th, 1:00pm Israel, San Francisco, form in the park outside the 1950s. Chicago, Toronto among Murray E. Nelson Pops in the Park is fund- April Moss writes obituaries for the Government and Cultural ed, in part, by a grant from Miami Herald. Her son, Sawyer, has others, will play Bailey Mendelssohn, Haydn and Center, mile marker 102, the Monroe County Tourist been scripting a TV series called the South Florida Symphony Key Largo. Development Council, "Miami Ops" using his mother's Ralph Vaughan Williams’ plans a 2011-12 season with “Fantasia on a Theme by The program kicks off at administered by the Florida work as an element of the show's concerts in January and in 4 p.m. Keys Council of the Arts. storyline - a serial killer is using Thomas Tallis.” March. Tickets range in price Organizers suggest fans The Hurlburt Family obituaries published in the local The Jan. 25 concert, titled bring a blanket or lawn paper for selecting his next victims. from $25 to $75, depending Foundation and other local “Fire and Ice,” will feature chair for the bayside con- organizations provide addi- on location, and can be pur- violinist Chee-Yun. “Masters This story pits Thorn against a cert. tional funding. chased online at of Their Universe,” set for killer-or killers-whose motives are As an added treat, For more information, www.keystix.com. March 8, will feature pianist as elusive as their identities. Capital Bank is sponsoring call 853-7294. The cellist’s appearance Jeffrey Chappell. in Key West is being spon- Bailey, who studied at the sored by the South Florida Peabody Conservatory and Symphony, conducted by the Juilliard School, made MM 81.9 OS Islamorada • 305-517-2602 Sebrina Maria Alfonso, who his debut performing the helped found the Key West U.S. premiere of Miklos Symphony. Theodorakis’ “Rhapsody for That program terminated Cello and Orchestra.” In Keys Movie Times under a cloud with claims by addition, he made his New musicians of not being paid York recital debut in a sold and the resignation of the out performance of the com- symphony’s governing Regal Cinemas plete Beethoven Cello board. Sonatas at the Metropolitan Searstown, Key West, 294-0000 Alfonso, who has since Museum of Art. All shows that start before 4 p.m play only on weekends. moved to the mainland, said The Tennessee Williams • Happy Feet Two (PG): 1:05, 4:05, 7:40 and 10:10 p.m. Theatre is on the campus of • The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 (PG-13): Florida Keys Community Contributed photo 1:20, 4:10, 7:00 and 9:50 p.m. College, 5901 College Road, Band members rehearse on Mondays at Key Largo School. • Immortals (R): 1:15, 4:15, 7:15 and 10:05 p.m. Stock Island. • Jack and Jill (PG): 1:25, 4:25, 7:20 and 9:50 p.m. 91298 Overseas Hwy, Tavernier • J. Edgar (R): 1:00, 4:00, 7:05 and 10:00 p.m. bbtheatres.com • Puss in Boots (PG): 7:10 and 9:45 p.m. NOW ALL DIGITAL! Tropic Cinema Happy Feet 2 3D (PG) 1:50; 9:15 416 Eaton St., Key West, 295-9493 • Mozart's Sister (NR): 2:00, 4:30, 6:45 and 9:00 p.m. •••••••••••••••••• (PG) • Anonymous (PG-13): 1:45 and 6:30 p.m. Happy Feet 2 4:10; 6:50 • Toast (NR): 2:15, 4:30, 6:45 and 8:45 p.m. • The Ides of March (R): 1:30 and 6:15 p.m. •••••••••••••••••• • Margin Call (R): 4:15 and 9:00 p.m. Twilight Breaking • The Rum Diary (R): 3:45 and 8:30 p.m. Dawn Part 1 (PG13) 1:40; 4:15; 7:15; 9:25 Marathon Community Cinema •••••••••••••••••• Jack & Jill (PG) 5101 Overseas Highway, Marathon, 743-0288 1:50; 4:15; 7:15; 9:25 • The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 (PG-13): •••••••••••••••••• Weekdays: 7:00 and 9:30 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday: 2:00, Immortals 3D (R) 7:00 and 9:30 p.m. 2:00; 4:30; 7:00; 9:35 •••••••••••••••••• Tavernier Towne Cinema Puss in Boots 3D (PG) Tavernier Mall,Tavernier, 853-7003 1:45; 4:10; 6:55; 9:10 305-743-0994 • Happy Feet Two (PG): 1:50, 4:10, 6:50 and 9:15 p.m. •••••••••••••••••• 5101 Overseas Hwy G Marathon G MM 49.5 • The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 (PG-13): Sorry, no passes. 1:40, 4:15, 7:15 and 9:25 p.m. • Jack & Jill (PG): 1:50, 4:15, 7:15 and 9:25 p.m. • Immortals (R): 2:00, 4:30, 7:00 and 9:35 p.m. • Puss in Boots (PG): 1:45, 4:10, 6:55 and 9:10 p.m.

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ISLAMORADA Treasure Village hosting second annual ‘Trot’ with the Coral Shores High egories for adults, ages 20 to 5K race School track team and 70-plus. slated Nov. 23 impromptu runs on the Old In addition, Montessori Highway in the early morn- athletes will compete in the at Founders ing hours before 12-and-under category and school. 13-19 age group. Treasure Village Prizes will Music, photos with Santa Montessori will host its be awarded and an awards ceremony second annual 5K Twilight in six run- are planned as part of the Turkey Trot, 5-7 p.m., ning cat- festivities. And school Wednesday, Nov. 23, at staff will be wearing Islamorada’s Founders Park. costumes, Montessori students compete in last year’s Turkey Trot, scheduled Nov. 23 this year at Students, faculty and par- including Founders Park (above). Treasure Village Montessori staff don costumes at last year’s ents will participate in the Treasure Turkey Trot (left). races, which are a fund-raiser Village Principal for Burton Memorial Food Kelly Astin $30 in advance and $35 on “This is a great cause, and lived in Islamorada until Pantry, MARC House and dressed to the race day. The portion of the it might get you out of pre- you’ve seen our Principal Treasure Village Montessori. nines in a proceeds that benefits Thanksgiving stuffing-mak- Kelly Astin in a turkey cos- Runners have been prac- turkey trot Treasure Village Montessori ing duty,” said Kelly tume.” ticing in the weeks leading outfit. and will be used to support Mangel, assistant principal. For more information, up to Wednesday’s race, Entry field trips for grades four to “If that’s not enough, let me visit: http://treasurevillage including some time spent fees are eight, according to Astin. just say, you haven’t really montessori.com/ KEY WEST Restoration

This Key West Foundation looking classic at 322 Elizabeth St. for homes to tour dates from the 1890s.The Program raises upcoming winter season. home was on For more than 50 years, the Old Island funds for grants, the foundation has helped raise funds to maintain the Restoration scholarships Oldest House Museum and Foundation help fund restoration grants tour in February Those who appreciate as well as scholarships for this year. Note Key West’s historic homes Key West High seniors. the Gothic and those who like to see The foundation is looking carpentry what can be done to restore to sponsor four home and details saved these architectural beauties garden tours this year. have a common cause. If you have a restoration on this Key The Old Island story and home to share, West revival. Restoration Foundation is Brenda Donnelly would like Photo by reaching out to expand the to hear from you. PAT D’AVANZA collection on tour during the Call her at 304-1116. CUMMINGS

KEY LARGO • TOTAL NUDITY... Distinctive and Cook-Off winners take home numerous prizes Tasteful Mango salmon, • Florida’s Most Beautiful Women conch salad • Private Table dishes win Dances Available • Full Liquor and The Key Largo Chamber of Commerce’s 30th annual Food Served ’til Cook-Off finished with best of Close show winners: • Open ’til 4am Buzzards Roost, scallop- wrapped bacon appetizer, chefs • Couples Welcome Bert and Juan; Sandy Poslay, barbecue beans sides and sal- Photo by DAVID KAY ads; Buzzard’s Roost, mango Keys Hottest Happy Hour salmon entree; Key Conch Best of Show winners in the Key Largo Cook Off: Carlos Perez, Community Bank; House, pumpkin cheesecake, chamber President Jackie Harder; Ryan Gilford, Buzzards Roost; Laura Dreaver, Key Largo 4-8 pm No Cover • 1/2 price Appetizers chef Laura Dreaver. Conch House; Becca Hill; Sandy Poslay; chamber Chairman-elect Dawn DeBrule; and 2-4-1 Dances • 2-4-1 Drinks Altogether, Key Largo Cook-Off Chairman Jim Boilini. Conch House won four Tuesday - Locals Night awards. In addition to dessert Garmon also won first place plaques and cash prizes. Best Best of Show, the restaurant runner-up awards for her lobster of Show winners also received got first-place wins in Haute marsala and Key lime fudge. embroidered chef’s aprons, Casual Gourmet Oceanfront Dining Cuisine for pumpkin soup, Junior winners this year created by Cook-Off sponsor conch salad and lionfish with included Caroline Rosenbalm Community Bank. avocado salsa. for her sweet potato soufflé and A number of private chefs Anita Garmon, from Hanna Boehm, first place, for entered, including Jim Drake Coconuts, took first plce in the her Lobster Future dish. from Coral Springs, who took professional, Just Good Paige Prouty won first first runner-up in the Thanksgiving Dinner for Two Cookin’ category for her spicy place in the amateur category Professional, Just Good Starting 12:00 noon tuna cake appetizer and her for her seafood bisque. Cookin’ category for his strawberry spinach salad. Top winners won trophies, cerviche appetizer. “The Whole Turkey” Complete Dinner for 2 L’ATTITUDES BRIEFS 10-12 lb. Turkey with $ Breads, Caesar Salad, 58.00 Art in Park program Festivities at the and Linda Byars will provide Trimmings, Holiday Pie per couple Community Park begin with holiday music. (Call for Reservations) Saturday,Nov.19 hot chocolate, cookies to dec- The event is free. For orate and visit from Santa. more information, call 743- “The only thing we overlook is the ocean.” The Marathon Parks and Light displays will have 6598. 4:30 pm to 10:00 pm At Beautiful Rainbow Bend Resort • Credit Cards Recreation Department will their official holiday launch Open 7 Days Mile Marker 58, Grassy Key • Reservations - Call 289-1554 Accepted have a Thanksgiving “Art in the Park” program 10 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Nov. 19. Suitable for elementary- age children, the program offers Thanksgiving arts and ART FESTIVAL crafts projects. Cost is $5 per child and no pre-registration required. Gather at the park pavilion. 10am to 5pm For more information, call 743-6598. Friday, Saturday and Sunday Art Guild Nov. 25-27 November 25, 26 and 27 The Florida Keys Art Guild holds its holiday festi- val Nov. 25-27 at Marathon Gulfside Village, Marathon. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Gulfside Village Admission is free. For more information, call 305-897-9098. Marathon, FL MM 50 Holiday Lights SPONSORED BY: at park Nov. 27 Florida Keys The Marathon Parks and Recreation Department hosts the “Lighting of the Holiday Art Guild Lights” at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 27. 8B Saturday, November 19, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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A A A A A A A A A A and varied construction Proposers. Board of County you are required to serve a KATHLEEN ANDONAIRE, projects created to update Commissioners. copy of your written defenses, if Respondent certain County facilities and to All proposals, including the any, to it, on Kahane &

A A bring the listed facilities into recommendation of the County All bids must remain valid for a Associates, P.A., Attorney for NOTICE OF ACTION FOR compliance with the Americans Administrator and the period of ninety (90) days from Plaintiff, whose address is TEMPORARY CUSTODY OF with Disabilities Act of 1990 requesting Department Head, the date of the deadline for bid 8201 Peters Road, Ste. 3000, Ad/ 4840700 A MINOR CHILD (ADA) and ADA Amendments will be presented to the Board stated above. The Board will Plantation, FLORIDA 33324 on Act of 2008. The facilities are of County Commissioners of automatically reject the or before 12-20-11, a date IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TO: located in Monroe County, FL., Monroe County, Florida, for response of any person or which is within thirty (30) days THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL KATHLEEN ANDONAIRE between MM 112 - MM 47. final awarding or otherwise. affiliate who appears on the after the first publication of this CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR 5008 Cortez Ave, Apt 12 The Board reserves the right to convicted vendor list prepared Notice in the FLORIDA KEYS MONORE COUNTY, Tampa, FL 33614-6593 The Contractor’s work will reject any and all proposals, to by the Department of KEYNOTER and file the FLORIDA include, but is not limited to, the waive informalities in any or all Management Services, State of original with the Clerk of this CASE NO. 2009-CA-108-M YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an items delineated in Section proposals, to re-advertise for Florida, under Sec. Court either before service on action has been filed for 01760 of the Proposal proposals; and to separately 287.133(3)(d), Florida Statute Plaintiff’s attorney or THE BANK OF NEW YORK temporary custody of a minor documents. This Section accept or reject any item or (1997). Monroe County immediately thereafter; MELLON FKA THE BANK OF child(ren) against you and that describes in some detail the 26 items of the proposal and to declares that all or portions of otherwise a default will be NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE you are required to serve a Facilities, where the work will award and/or negotiate a the documents and work entered against you for the FOR THE copy of your written objections, be required. The Section contract in the best interest of papers and other forms of relief demanded in the CERTIFICATEHOLDERS if any, to it, on provides preliminary drawings the County. deliverables pursuant to this complaint. CWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVE SHERI L. CABANAS and photos of anticipated request shall be subject to LOAN TRUST 2006-OA6 whose address is: projects, for illustration Dated at Key West, Florida, this reuse by the County. If you are a person with MORTGAGE PASS 2510 Harris Avenue, purposes only, which 10th day of November, 2011. disability who needs any THROUGH CERTIFICATES, Key West, FL 33040 Proposers may use in All bids, including the accommodation in order to SERIES 2006-OA6, on or before 12-13-11, and file preparation of their Proposals. Monroe County recommendation of the County participate in a court Plaintiff, the original with the clerk of this County does not guarantee the Purchasing Department Administrator and the proceeding or event, you are vs. Court at 500 Whitehead Street, accuracy of the designs and requesting Department Head, entitled, at no cost to you, to the VICTOR HARRIS; MICHELLE Key West, FL 33040 Contractors will be required to Publish November 19, 2011 will be presented to the Board provision of certain assistance. HARRIS A/K/A MICHELLE L. before service of Petitioner or provide Florida Keys Keynoter of County Commissioners of Please contact Cheryl Alfonso, HARRIS, ET AL., immediately thereafter. If you engineered/architectural Monroe County, Florida, for 302 Fleming Street, Key West, Defendants fail to do so, a default may be drawings and technical final awarding or otherwise. 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If the ADA separately accept or reject any before the scheduled pursuant to a Final Judgment of documents in this case, requirements differ between PARADISE TOWING, INC. item or items and to award appearance is less than 7 days; Foreclosue dated September including orders, are State and Federal gives Notice of Foreclosure of and/or negotiate a contract in if you are hearing for voice 24, 2010, and entered in Case available at the Clerk of the requirements, the more Lien and intent to sell these the best interest of the County. impaired call 711. No. 2009-CA-108-M, of the Circuit Court’s office. You stringent requirement shall be vehicles on 12/7/2011, 8:30 am / Circuit Court of the Sixteenth may review these documents used in construction. at 202 20TH ST. LOT 25, Dated at Key West, Florida, this WITNESS my hand and the Judicial Circuit in and for upon request. You must keep MARATHON, FL 33050, 14th day of November, 2011. seal of this Court this 7 day of MONROE County, Florida. the Clerk of the Circuit Requirements for submission pursuant to subsection 713.78 November, 2011. THE BANK OF NEW YORK Court’s office notified of your and the selection criteria may of the Florida Statutes. Monroe County MELLON FKA THE BANK OF current address. (You may be requested from PARADISE TOWING, INC. Purchasing Department DANNY L. KOLHAGE NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE file Notice of Current DemandStar by Onvia at reserves the right to accept or As Clerk of the Court FOR THE Address, Florida Supreme www.demandstar.com OR reject any and/or all bids. Publish November 19, 2011 CERTIFICATEHOLDERS Court Approved Family Law www.monroecountybids.com Florida Keys Keynoter By Riella Lynn Sims / CWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVE Form 12.915.) Future papers or call toll-free at VIN 1B7HF13Z7XJ533520 As Deputy Clerk LOAN TRUST 2006-OA6 in this matter will be mailed 1-800-711-1712. The Public 1999 DODGE MORTGAGE PASS to the address on record at Record is available at the Submitted by: / THROUGH CERTIFICATES, the clerk’s office. Monroe County Purchasing VIN 1B7HL26X655140023 No. 5072500 Kahane & Associates, P.A. SERIES 2006-OA6 (hereafter Office located at The Gato 1995 DODGE 8201 Peters Road ‘‘Plaintiff’’), is Plaintiff and Dated: 11-8-11 Building, 1100 Simonton IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Ste. 3000 / VICTOR HARRIS; MICHELLE Street, Room 1-213, Key West, VIN 1FDGS24H0LHB77797 THE 16TH JUDICIAL Plantation, FL 33324 HARRIS A/K/A MICHELLE L. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Florida. Technical questions 1990 FORD CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Telephone: (954) 382-3486 HARRIS, are defendants. I will COURT should be directed, in writing, MONROE COUNTY, Telefacsimile: (954) 382-5380 / sell to the highest and best to Director of Monroe County VIN 2FMZA50695BA31478 FLORIDA bidder for cash at the FRONT By: Riellalynn Sims, Project Management 2005 FORD CIVIL DIVISION Publish November 19, 26, 2011 DOOR of the Monroe County Deputy Clerk Department., The Gato CASE NO. Florida Keys Keynoter / Courthouse; 500 Whitehead Building, 1100 Simonton VIN QKSCC033J191 44-2011-CA-000026K Street, Key West, Florida, at Publish November 12, 19, 26, Street, Room 2-216, Key West, 2006 KS&D 11:00 a.m., on the 1st day of December 3, 2011 Florida 33040 or by facsimile to FINANCIAL FREEDOM December, 2011, the following Florida Keys Keynoter (305) 295-4321. All answers Publish November 19, 2011 ACQUISITION LLC described property as set forth will be by Addenda. Florida Keys Keynoter Plaintiff, A A in said Final Judgment, to wit: A pre-proposal conference vs. LOST DOG, LOST NOV 11, / from 107th St., Gulf, Marathon. LOT 30 OF KEY COLONY Ad 5122800 will be held on December 12, / SUBDIVISION NO.2, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. in the Ad 5134300 CHRISTINA MARIBONA; Terrier mix, tan & beige, fury, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Lobby of the Murray E. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF med. size, big brown eyes. THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Nelson Government Center NOTICE OF CHRISTINA MARIBONA; Please call 305-923-4045 PLAT BOOK 3, AT PAGE 152, PARADISE TOWING, INC. located at 102050 Overseas CALLING FOR BIDS UNKNOWN HEIRS, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS gives Notice of Foreclosure of Highway, Mile Marker 102, BENEFICIARIES, DEVISEES, OF MONROE COUNTY, Lien and intent to sell these Key Largo, FL. General NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, FLORIDA. vehicles on 11/30/2011, 8:30 Contractors are encouraged TO PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS CREDITORS, TRUSTEES am at 202 20TH ST. LOT/ 25, to be present. that on DECEMBER 20, 2011 AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY In accordance with the MARATHON, FL 33050, at 3:00 P.M. the Monroe CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE Americans with Disabilities pursuant to subsection 713.78 Proposers must submit two (2) County Purchasing Office will ESTATE OF ODES B. Act, if you are a person with a of the Florida Statutes. signed originals and one (1) open sealed bids for the MCKILLIP- DECEASED; A A following: disability who needs any PARADISE TOWING, INC. complete copy of each CHRISTINA MARIBONA AS Appliance Delivery - Installer accommodation in order to reserves the right to accept or Proposal (total equals three) PERSONAL FOOD SERVICES AND MEAL needed. Looking for reliable participate in court reject any and/or all bids. in a sealed envelope marked REPRESENTATIVE OF THE person with valid drivers proceedings you are entitled, on the outside, ‘‘Sealed CATERING FOR MONROE ESTATE OF ODES B. / COUNTY NUTRITION license. Carpentry skills a at no cost to you, to the VIN 1GCFK24K5JZ185722 Proposal for ADA MCKILLIP, DECEASED; must. Call 305-664-3662 provision of certain 1988 CHEVROLET Compliance, Segment /1, PROGRAM AND BAYSHORE UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN assistance. Not later than Facilities Located Between MANOR POSSESSION OF THE BIG PINE KEY FISHING five working days prior to the VIN/ JM1BC1411V0125203 MM 112 - MM 47, Monroe MONROE COUNTY, SUBJECT PROPERTY; LODGE is looking for Bath proceeding, please contact 1997 MAZDA County, FL’’ addressed and FLORIDA Defendant(s) house cleaner, 5 days/wk, 9am the Court Administrator’s delivered, either by person or BID-SSD-354-11-2011- - 3pm. Will include one office, at the Freeman Publish November 19, 2011 by mail, preferably by special PUR/CV AMENDED NOTICE weekend day. 305-872-2351 Justice Center, 302 Fleming Florida Keys Keynoter delivery, registered mail to: OF ACTION Requirements for submission BUSY BAIT SHOP looking for St. 2nd Floor, Key West, FL Energetic self-starter. 33040. Telephone: Monroe County and the selection criteria may To the following Defendant(s): be requested from Experience and honesty a plus. 305-292-3423 or via the Purchasing Office Will train the right honest Ad/ 5133200 DemandStar by Onvia at UNKNOWN HEIRS, Florida Relay Center. To 1100 Simonton Street, person. Apply in person 3740 www.demandstar.com OR BENEFICIARIES, DEVISEES, make calls through the Room 1-213 Overseas Hwy, Marathon. Florida Relay Center, you NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Key West, FL 33040 www.monroecountybids.com ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, may dial 7-1-1 or use the Phone: (305) 292-4466 or call toll-free at CREDITORS, TRUSTEES CARPENTER following toll free access Alex’s Auto Wrecking & Parts Fax: (305) 292-4465 1-800-711-1712. The Public AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY WITH EXPERIENCE numbers: 1-800-955-8771 gives Notice of Foreclosure of Record is available at the CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE Tools, transportation & drivers (TTY); 1-877-955-8260 (VCO); Lien and intent to sell these All proposals must be received Purchasing Office located at ESTATE OF ODES B. license a must. 1-800-955-8770 (Voice); vehicles on 11/30/2011 9:00 by the County Purchasing the Gato Building, 1100 MCKILLIP- DECEASED Marathon. 305-289-8331 1-800-955-1339 (ASCII); AM at 111 US Highway 1 Simonton Street, Key West, FL (RESIDENCE UNKNOWN) / Office before 3:00 P.M. on CASHIER / DOCKHAND 1-877-955-5334 (STS); 107 Key West, Florida 33040. Technical questions January 4, 2012. Any 40 hours per week. 1-877-955-8707 (French 33040 pursuant to subsection should be directed, in writing, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an proposals received after this Apply in person at Pancho’s Creole - available from 8 a.m. 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. to Sheryl L. Graham, MA, action for Foreclosure of date and time will be Fuel Dock, 1280 Oceanview - 2 a.m. daily). Alex’s Auto Wrecking & Parts CWDP, Social Services Mortgage on the following automatically rejected. Faxed Ave, Marathon or call 743-2281 reserves the right to accept or or emailed proposals will also Director, 1100 Simonton described property: Dated this 28th day of October reject any and/or all bids. be automatically rejected. Street, Suite 2-257, Key West, CINDY’S HAIR PLACE 2011. Materials may be delivered by Florida 33040 or by facsimile to LOTS 1 AND 2 BLOCK 1 OF Needs Experienced 19UUA76508A036479 Certified Mail, Return Receipt (305) 295-4359. All answers KEY HAVEN-TENTH Hairstylist/Barber DANNY L. KOLHAGE 2008 ACURA Requested, hand-delivered or will be by Addenda. ADDITION A SUBDIVISION part-time or full-time. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT couriered. Faxed or e-mailed OF PART OF RACCOON KEY Call Cindy 305-852-0220 COURT 3C8FY58B22T280501 proposals will be automatically Bidders must submit a total AND ADJACENT AND 2002 CHRYSLER rejected. Hand delivered of seven (7), two (2) signed SUBMERGED LANDS IN BY Tammy L. Marciel proposals may request a originals and five (5) SECTION 23 AND 26 TWP 67 As Deputy Clerk 3TMKU72N07M011232 receipt. If sent by mail or by complete copies, of each bid S., RANGE 25 E., AS 2007 TOYOTA courier, the above-mentioned in a sealed envelope clearly RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK Van Ness Law Firm, P.A. envelope shall be enclosed in marked on the outside with the 5 PAGE 114 OF THE PUBLIC 1239 E. Newport Center Drive 1N6SD11S8MC369063 another envelope addressed to Bidder’s name and ‘‘Sealed RECORDS OF MONROE Suite /110 1991 NISSAN the entity and address stated Bid for Food Services and COUNTY FLORIDA LESS Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442 above. Proposers should be Meal Catering for Monroe AND EXCEPT THAT Phone (954) 571-2031 1NXBR32E03Z044873 aware that certain ‘‘express County Nutrition Program PORTION OF LOT 1 BLOCK 1 A A Fax (954) 571-2033 2003 TOYOTA mail’’ services will not and Bayshore Manor’’, DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL guarantee specific time addressed and delivered to: RECORDS BOOK 1444 PAGE Publish November 12, 19, 2011 4G1JF32TXVB108544 delivery to Key West, Florida. It 1972 AND ALSO LESS THAT Florida Keys Keynoter 1997 CHEVROLET is the sole responsibility of each Monroe County PORTION OF LOT 1 Proposer to ensure their Purchasing Office DESCRIBED IN THE MULTI 1FAFP45X52F151439 proposal is received in a timely 1100 Simonton Street, PROPERTY BOUNDARY Ad/ 5027700 2002 FORD fashion. Room 1-213 AGREEMENT RECORDED IN Key West, FL 33040 OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK Abandoned vessels for sale: 1N4AB41D8SC715705 Monroe County’s performance Phone: (305) 292-4466 1629 PAGE 1125 TOGETHER 28’ Shannon sailboat, HIN/ 1995 NISSAN and obligation to pay under this Fax: (305) 292-4465 WITH THAT PORTION OF NHNSBC470982, owner contract is contingent upon an LOT 3 BLOCK 1 DESCRIBED Matthew Griswold and 30’ Publish November 19, 2011 annual appropriation by the All bids must be received by IN THE MULTI PROPERTY Hunter sailboat, HIN/ Florida Keys Keynoter Board of County the County Purchasing BOUNDARY AGREEMENT HUN50603M77B30, owner Commissioners. Office before 3:00 P.M. on RECORDED IN OFFICIAL Blind Pass Marina Enterprises December 20, 2011. Any bids RECORDS BOOK 1629 PAGE received after this date and LLC. Vessels currently located / All proposals must remain valid 1125. at Marathon Boat Yard, 2059 Ad 5072400 for a period of ninety (90) days. time will be automatically a/k/a 153 KEY HAVEN ROAD, Overseas Highway, Marathon, The Board will automatically rejected. Materials may be KEY WEST, FLORIDA 33040- FL, 33050. Offered for sale by NOTICE OF reject the proposal of any delivered by Certified Mail, Marathon Boat Yard as of REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS person or affiliate who appears Return Receipt Requested, has been filed against you and 8:00AM November 26, 2011. on the convicted vendor list hand-delivered or couriered. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN prepared by the Department of Faxed or e-mailed bids will be Publish November 12, 19, 2011 TO PROSPECTIVE Management Services, State of automatically rejected. 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287.133(3)(d), Florida A A Monroe County Purchasing Statutes. Monroe County courier, the above-mentioned Office will receive sealed envelope shall be enclosed in / declares that all or portions of Ad 5022900 proposals for the following: the documents and work another envelope addressed to papers and other forms of the entity and address stated IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ADA COMPLIANCE above. Bidders should be / deliverables pursuant to this THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL SEGMENT 1 FOR request shall be subject to aware that certain ‘‘express CIRCUIT FACILITIES LOCATED reuse by the County. mail’’ services will not IN AND FOR MONROE BETWEEN MILE MARKER guarantee specific time COUNTY, FLORIDA 112 - MILE MARKER 47 Bid Security for the proposal, delivery to Key West, Florida. It MONROE COUNTY, payable to Monroe County is the sole responsibility of each Ref: 2011-DR-1214-K FLORIDA Board of County Bidder to ensure their proposal Division: Family RFP-ENG-4-362-2012- Commissioners in the amount is received in a timely fashion. PUR/CV of five percent (5%) of the SHERI L. CABANAS, Proposal, must accompany Monroe County’s performance Petitioner Scope of Work each Proposal in accordance and obligation to pay under this with the Instructions to contract is contingent upon an and The work consists of numerous annual appropriation by the Keynoter KeysNet.com Saturday, November 19, 2011 9B

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To apply for the position, please submit your resume to [email protected] NOW HIRING CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTS Exceptional Living, Exceptional People Plantation Key Nursing Center located in Tavernier, is seeking full time Certified Nursing Assistants. We offer a competitive wage and benefits program. To apply for the position, please submit your resume and salary requirements to [email protected]

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EXPERIENCED HELP ONLY SERVERS • Breakfast Cook F/T, P/T, days and evenings. • Prep Cook • Line Cook Please apply during business • Host/Hostess hours, Key Colony Inn, • Waitstaff Key Colony Beach. • Bartender WORK ON THE OCEAN • Bus Person Cabana Breezes now hiring Apply in person: Servers • Line Cooks • Bar Sunset Grille & Raw Bar, 7 • Knights Key Blvd, Marathon. Back Busser. Apply in per- son 401 E. Ocean Dr., KCB.

A A A A Front Desk/Reservationist for condo rentals. Part-Time in OFFICE HELP NEEDED Our Kids of Miami-Dade/ KCB. Must be organized, have Finish carpenter wanted. Full P/T CLEANER -Big Pine & Full time. Organizational Monroe, Inc is looking to fill the computer skills and ability to A A time, benefits eligible. Must Summerland Key. Must have multi-task. Experience helpful. skillls a must. position of Regional Mngr for 6 PAK FISHING CAPTAIN have valid D/L, reliable car. Year round work. Wkdays Email qualifications to MM 82, Islamorada. our Monroe office. We offer Looking for work. transportation, drug free. only. Drug test & bkgrnd check admin–marathonresort.com Call 305-664-3662 competitive salary and benefits Keys experienced. Please send your resume to: req’d. Dependable! 743-0697 package. For more info or to HOUSEKEEPER for small Call 631-834-5921 info–dasignsource.com apply visit www.ourkids.us resort on Long Key. Must be PLUMBERS NEEDED under the ABOUT US section Full-time immediate openings. dependable & have own or send resume and cover letter transportation. Call between KENNEL CAREGIVER Experienced only. Apply in to hr–ourkids.us or by fax at – 9am-5pm, 305-664-5130. Animal care duties req’d. Must person George’s Plumbing 305-377-7029. be able to lift at least 50 9585 Overseas Hwy., Mthn IMMEDIATE HIRING pounds. This critical position • PT FRONT OFFICE- Breakfast cook will only be filled by a • Breakfast servers compassionate, caring Pirate Island seeks energetic • personality for booking and Dinner food runners individual that loves to work HIDEAWAY CAFE - Call with animals and people. Part customer service. Certified Divers pref. 305-453-9881 Robert at 289-1554 between time evenings & weekends. 10am-noon for interview. Call Marathon Veterinary Hospital. 305-743-7099 10B Saturday, November 19, 2011 KeysNet.com Keynoter

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Mrthn US1-3Spaces Avail. DOCKAGE AVAILABLE 1st, 1500 sf; 2nd, 1000 sf, 3rd, UP TO 35 FT. MM 89 800 sf. All can be combined or Easy access to Fla. Bay. A A rent separate. $1/sf ‡ util, Water/Elec. included. No KCB 1 br/1ba condo, fully furn, taxes & insur. 305-923-9542 live-aboards. 305-304-7870 $1200/mo. Elec, water, cable QUAINT OFFICE BUILDING MARATHON Private owner at all incl. F/L/S required to move MM 99.2 Bayside w/ long Boat House/Coral Lagoon, in. Ref. required. Please call estab. legal office. 1200 sq. ft. 40’ wet slip for rent, includes 305-743-0173 for more info. Multiple sm. offices. $900/mo. elec & water. Also avail dry rack ‡ KEY COLONY BEACH - 1/1 util. Tanya 305-393-0634 in boat barn. 305-289-0064 Water & cable included. Street Front Office Space For Oceanside Dockage Nice patio, W/D available. Rent; furnished, F/L/S. For Sailboat up to 34ft. $1,000 per month. more information please call $300/monthly, (305) 743-8691 Aultman Construction No live aboards LOOKING FOR LONG TERM Company at 305-743-5984 Call 305-852-9392 RENTAL IN MARATHON AREA 2BR, 2BA or 2BR, 1BA. IDEAL TENANTS older couple relocating to be near family; no A A A A pets and no smoking. Call AA Dave buys permits 305-743-2561, leave message WATERFRONT So Atlantic Snapper, Grouper, Gulf Reef, K/Mack, Shark, MARATHON, 1 bdrm apt, A A OPPORTUNITY! 500sq.ft , ground flr. Currently Sword, Tuna. 2/2 w/ direct bay access. Furn (or unfurn.), $1150/mo. Marathon - Ocean Isles $$$ in 48 hours! 904-262-2869 $259,000 Incl util. 1 month Sec Dep. with Fishing Village, unit /104. 1st mo. pd in adv., lease, Ref Beautiful gated community. Terry Canto 305-394-3037 AAAA required. 423-775-5731 Rec room, pool, dockage. All types of permits for sale!! Marr Properties, Inc. $110K. Won’t last! 743-3741 MARATHON EFFICIENCY Rock Shrimp, King Fish, S A/C, newly painted. Shared AtlanticAtlantic Snapper, Grouper, Gulf laundry room. Avail Now. 6 Pack reef & pelagic, Commercial Gulf Reef Fish, $750/mo. F/L/S. 305-923-3855 A A

A A Gulf Snapper IFQ’s, Long Line MARATHON Effic, very quiet, Cudjoe Gardens/Cudjoe Key Pkg. Many other permits avail. conch, furn. All incl. $798 - MARATHON 2/2 A Frame in 2 lots for sale, 80’ each, on We buy, sell & broker all types $989/mo., min 3-6 mo. Rent/ quiet neighborhood. Boat canal. All permits. Ready to of permits. Call before you buy lease. ALSO 2br,1-1/2 ba, lrg, launch/beach/park. Decks, build. $90,000 ea. Will finance. or sell! Please call for prices. dock avail. No pets. $975/mo. workroom, carport. $1800/mo. ‡ 305-942-3055 Licensed & Bonded. All permits 704-589-8565, 704-844-2840 util. unf, F/L. 305-610-8002 guaranteed valid for transfer, Start Building Today MARATHON many ref’s avail. John Potts Jr.

A A MARATHON newly renovated Lot with Active Building Permit WATERFRONT APT 321-784-5982, 321-302-3630 5/4 on lrg fen lot. Storage/work Other Lots Available for 2 people. $980 incl util. www.shipsusa.com MM 84.7 PATIO SALE shop, tropical lndscp. Mother in park8–bellsouth.net Dock privileges. Avail now. New wholesale priced law apt or rent extra BR. Must 305-394-1409 Liveaboard Docks Marathon, jewelry, fishing rods/tackle, see! $2800mo. 305-395-1739 305-743-9876 covered deck area, pvt bath elect. compass, new Bose house. Free W/D for residents. MM 107 MM 100 Kawama Club sound system, 3-2-1. Misc. 12 mo’s for the price of 10! 2/2 Unfurnished. HO park. 2BD/2BA, available now. items. 84731 Old Hwy, Windy Check with us 1st! 731-3386 $1100/mth. $500 sec. dep. Pet friendly, $1375/mo. Cove Condos. Sat. 11/19, 9-2 Water incl. No dogs. Call Ellie, Keys Country MTHN-Marine Storage: boats, 305-394-1150 Realty/Dev. 305-853-7218 trailers, campers, any clean MM 102.5 Bayside storage OK on wheels. Best MM 75- WINTER RENTAL A A rates in town. Check with us A A Furnished 1BR 1BA Islamorada 3BR/4BA. Amazing first! Call Emil, 731-3386 home w/80’ seawall, boat ramp, Apt Perfect for 1 person 20’ SEACRAFT 1974 private beach. Completely Nice and Clean F/L/S 2008 Suzuki DF140, Lowrance AAAA Furnished. Call 407-353-2296 Please Call 305-453-0936 HDS-5, New fuel tank, 25in. T-TOP Black Lacquer king 6pc transom, 2008 Aluminum Andonized aluminum, Bdrm set. $285. Solid wood Port Largo Waterfront MM 102 OCEANSIDE, 1BR/1BA nice view on canal. trailer. $11K. 305-923-3810 for 20 to 30 ft boat. pine dressers, mirror and Spacious 3BR 2BA $900 OBO. 743-1952 media stand $165. Tri-Plex $2200 month $800/mo. All utilities included, 23’ LEGACY CENTER 410-703-0964. MM104 1st mo & 2 mo’s security also W/D & C-A/C. Great CONSOLE ’99 w/2006 200 HP 786-234-9839 neighborhood! 305-303-9889 Evinrude E-Tec, Garmin GPS, Closing Law Office MM 91.6 depth finder, cd/radio, trailer. A A MM 87.2 EXECUTIVE BAY For Sale: File Cabinets, Desks, 2BR/2BA OCEANVIEW $12,500. 305-393-5727, Mrthn CONDO. SEAGULLS. 2BR/2BA Unfurn. Townhome. Looking for a Local Chairs,Tables & Supplies Avail. now. Call Ellie, Gated, Pool/Tennis, Beach. 28’ Bayliner Trophy Twin 350 Business? Also see Wed 11/23, Fri 11/25 & Sat 11/26 10 am til 2 pm Keys Country Realty & Yearly rental. No pets. Volvo Penta I/B’s, tower, dive THE FLORIDA KEYS $1300/mo. 305-495-8955 Dev. 305-394-2901, 853-7218 pltfrm, Garmin GPS, Lowrance A A BUSINESS DIRECTORY 171 Hood Ave 305-852-4213 Prestigious Indigo Reef, fish finder, etc. Ready to fish. in every issue of the Keynoter! NEW AND USED BOOK Marathon. 3 BR, 2-1/2 BA, $12K OBO. 305-664-1415 Autos wanted. All years. SALE, ISLAND CHRISTIAN Junk-Used. Car- Van- Truck. gated, pool, workout room, 34’ CRUSADER. 3116 Turbo SCHOOL SAT., NOV. 19 AT A A dock space, covered parking. Run or not. 8AM BAYSIDE MM 83.4 Call Cat, 400 hrs. since rebuild. Call 305-332-0483. A A Avail now! F/L/S 305-289-0064 664-4933, for more info. BIG PINE KEY 3 BR, 1 BA, Furono depth finder, auto pilot, unfurn. Large covered, marine radio, RM chart plotter, Looking for a Local Service? Private Collector Wants screened porch, quiet area. duel helms, anchor puller, large Paradise Towing Also see Rolex Dive watches and Pilot Very clean & nice! W/D incl. live well, ready to fish! is buying junked cars. THE FLORIDA KEYS A A Watches. Old model Military $1000/mo. 305-923-0684 Motivated seller. 305-743-6275 Call (305) 731-6540 BUSINESS DIRECTORY clocks & watches. Key Largo Beautiful Room in every issue of the Keynoter! Call 305-743-4578 MARATHON 1 BR, 1 BA, 39’ SEA RAY 1984 2005 BUICK SENTRY. furnished. Storage shed, boat $160 WK, Move in $480. No SPORTSFISHERMAN. Charcoal grey, fully loaded. SIX CHROME BARSTOOLS ramp, cable included. N/S, no Pets. W/Kitchenette Twin 6-53 GM diesels, over- Runs great! $5000. Excellent Cond. Naugahyde, pets, $750/mo. F/L/S. & Private entrance hauled-dual station. Loaded! 305-304-2844, Marathon Green backs w/ tan seats. 334-782-0768 w/everything. 305-453-0803 $45K. 305-743-3241 $60 each. Bought for $150 ea. Call 305-852-9392 1990 GRADY WHITE

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USED APPLIANCES & MM 101.5 OS 1 br park model, A A Twin 200 hp Yamahas. A A FURNITURE We buy & sell. 1- 2 occupants, prefer local With trailer. Asking $19.5K. 2002 CHEV ASTRO VAN AFFORDABLE RATES GIANT RUMMAGE SALE Byars Used Furniture workers, pets OK, $750 plus Call Len 305-393-3969. 8 person, less than 37K miles! & Appliances, 2771 O/S Hwy, Daily-Weekly-Monthly Luxury ISLAND CHRISTIAN SCHOOL elec. (text/call) 219-309-1780 1999 NOVURANIA 335 Good condition. $7000. Marathon. 743-6506 carol46350–gmail.com Vacation Villas Key Largo to 305-393-9841, Marathon SAT NOV 19 AT 7:30AM Key West Call 305-853-5000 11 ft. Yamaha 4 stroke, BAYSIDE MM 83.4 664-4933 MM 103 2/1 Beautiful, keyscaribbean.com 25 HP. Good Condition, Grassy Key - Make An Offer completely remodeled mobile $5900 OBO. home. Large lot with 60 ft of ALMOST OCEANFRONT! Call 305-451-4100 Yard Sale! A little bit of this & 2ND HOUSE IN FROM a little bit of that! Sat., 8-1 dock space. $1,200. Carolina Skiff Specialists All Call Steven (786)236-8550 OCEAN. Sleeps 6, 1BR/1BA 57473 Overseas Hwy (MM57) UP w/ Kit., Liv. rm., FP and sizes & models: Sea Chasers, Marathon SAT 8-1 2357 O/S MM105 2BR/2BA ON 1BR/1BA DOWN w/ sep. nook Bennington pontoons & Hydra- Hwy, next to Optical Shoppe. A A PRIVATE LOT w/expando. & extra double bd. Crystal clear sports. Call Ft. Myers for West FP, Cent A/C, Furnished. swimming canal. Boat ramp Coast pricing! 800-955-7543 New items! New vendors! Affordable Waterfront 2/1 $950/mo. ‡ Deposit. made into priv. swim. beach w/ Some items from last week Furnished manufactured Hydra Sport 33’ Vector RENTING? Call 904-982-2762 BBQ grill. Only 1 block from reduced! Artwork, hshld, Xmas, home. MM 63, Oceanside, Twin 250 Yamaha’s 350 hrs. public pk w/swings, boat collectibles, Barbies, more! 40’ dock. $1400. 305-872-2750 Garmin 5212, Garmin Radar, ramps, etc. Avail. thru 6/1/12. 2004 $89,000 Lots more! MARATHON 1&2BRtriplex, Call 305-393-1172 305-216-4411 BUYING? oceanfront on 98th St; OR KEY LARGO MM106 4 BR, 2 BA gulfside home on 2 PROPERTIES FOR RENT Gulfstream Blvd. Both with 2/2 AND 2/1 Furnished SELLING? ocean access & tiki hut. seasonal or annual. A A Call 954-263-7311 Avail. 12/15. 786-459-0789 2009 Yamaha V-Max 150 LOGO Dummy111 Error: 1 KEY LARGO MM96. Ocean outboard. New never ran! Use the side. Direct ocean access Oil tank, fuel line, digital gage w/Ocean views! Furn, 3br, 2ba / box, wiring & controls prop. Keynoter 2br, 2ba. Seasonal or annual. $8900. 305-304-2844 GET Call 786-258-3127 Classifieds for SEASONAL- 3BD/2BA

Updated Home, MM88, A A Islamorada, Furn., util. incl., all your real Avail. Nov-Apr, 3mo. min., ALUMINUM TANDEM $2300, F/L/S 954-673-7933 BOAT TRAILER RESULTS Fits up to 23’ boat. $750. estate needs. Dummy1117-15:55:48 Located at MM99. 3 x 3.0 (42.3529) 305-942-3055 743-5551 Dummy A A BOAT SLIP FOR RENT MM99 With Keynoter Ocean side. $10 ft. Up to 40ft. Dummy Heart Of Marathon No liveaboard, Water & Office or retail. 1000 sq ft. Next Electric. (305) 942-3055 GET RESULTS Classifieds to Publix, the new Walgreen’s BOAT SLIPS FOR RENT and marina. 561-743-3745 IN MARATHON with the Keynoter’s Marathon Quaint retail office BEST RATES! classified section. 743-5551 commercial space for rent. 850 CALL (305) 304-3610 SF, highway frontage/visible. 743-5551 (305) 923-3855