WWW.KEYSINFONET.COM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2014 VOLUME 61, NO. 79 G 25 CENTS BIG PINE KEY PRE-KICKOFF MEETING Gator, cat square off, cat gets away domestic cat, and a thorough- Camera catches ly undomesticated American nighttime drama alligator in search of a snack. Only its lightning-fast in wildlife refuge reaction saved the cat from the gator’s abrupt lunge. By KEVIN WADLOW “It’s really interesting to Senior Staff Writer see what can happen in the [email protected] refuge at 3:25 in the morn- ing,” said Nancy Finley, A curious cat that proved manager of the Keys too quick for a Big Pine Key National Wildlife Refuges alligator became an anony- Complex. “The outdoors is a mous Internet star this week cool place.” thanks to a wildlife camera. U.S. Fish and Wildlife The 31-second video Service intern Alyssa recorded Sept. 19 at the Johnson set the infrared National Refuge wildlife camera near the Blue captures the nocturnal encounter between a feral or  See Gator, 3A CRIME FRONT Felon Zecca’s son in trouble himself Keys on Sunday after being He’s being jailed picked up in St. Johns County Keynoter photo by KEVIN WADLOW with no bond on (St. Augustine) on a warrant Coral Shores High School Principal Blake Fry on Monday explains the rules for the school’s annual Powderpuff alleging violation of probation. flag football tournament pitting female students against each other. Fry served as a referee. It’s part of the school’s probation charge Tuesday, he remained in homecoming week, capped by Friday’s football game. Story, 1B the Monroe County jail with Keynoter Staff no bond allowed. Joseph Zecca was one of ENTERTAINMENT The son of a disgraced three men charged in June U.S. Coast Guard warrant 2013 with grand theft for officer serving time for trying allegedly breaking into a to arrange the murder of a third-floor residence on Marathon businessman is in Bonito Drive in Marathon the Keys jail after he alleged- two months previous. They Netflix series gets ly violated his probation in a reportedly stole a tablet com- grand-theft case. puter, $200 cash and a gold Joseph Zecca, 26, son of pendant, and pawned them. Dennis Zecca, who’s doing 10 Back in February 2011, years in prison following his the younger Zecca, whom conviction in the murder-for- a Keys extension hire plot, was jailed in the  See Zecca, 3A By KEVIN WADLOW Drama starring Spacek, Chandler Studio scenes are being shot Senior Staff Writer in south Miami-Dade County. [email protected] remaining through mid-November “We are doing 13 ROADS, HEALTH CONVERGE episodes,” Netflix spokes - A television crew work- location shooting on publicly Produced by Sony man Karen Barragan said in a ing on a new owned property or roads, Pictures Television, the Tuesday e-mail. “The series series for Netflix will keep Troxel said. “Everybody is series, which has yet to be is still untitled, and it will the cameras rolling through working like crazy to keep up named, follows an island premiere in 2015, but we mid-November. with them.” family “whose secrets and haven’t announced anything The 13-episode drama No permits are needed for scars are revealed when the more specific than that.” series was originally expect- shooting on private property black-sheep oldest brother In a Netflix production ed to finish in early to mid- but Troxel said the produc- returns home.” Each episode announcement from the October, but production took tion crew has been actively costs several millions of dol- spring, series creators Todd a break of a few weeks that working with site neighbors lars to make, with lots of that A. Kessler, Daniel Zelman will extend the overall time, “if the stuff they’re doing has spread around locally, pro- and Glenn Kessler described said Rita Troxel, liaison for a high impact or is at night.” ducers have said. the show’s focus as “a tight- the Florida Keys and Key The series stars Emmy- Local shooting began in ly wound thriller that West Film Commission. winner Kyle Chandler March, using Keys locations explores the complex bonds “They’re sending in lots of (“Friday Night Lights”) and throughout the county but pri- film-application permits” for Oscar-winner Sissy Spacek. marily in the Upper Keys.  See Netflix, 3A Branson looking to the Keys With the city raising ducer. Our segment would ing, transportation, education, Billionaire floats property taxes this year and be about 15 minutes.” recycling, lifestyles and food. idea for episode the Monroe County Tourist Branson’s latest enter- It would air on NBC Development Council say- tainment foray is called Universal channels, which of new TV show ing it won’t contribute the Today’s Sustainability. In a include Bravo, Style, Syfy, money, Branson — worth slick media package, he Oxygen and others. By LARRY KAHN an estimated $4.6 billion — calls it “the first major tele- So what would that [email protected] likely won’t get his wish. vision series dedicated to $14,900 get the city? “They’re supposed to be informing and educating the A five- to seven-minute Billionaire adventurer doing a TV show on how national and international feature about the city’s Richard Branson — founder communities are dealing consumer on the compa- efforts; an extended (up to Photo courtesy DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH of Virgin Atlantic Airways, with sea-level rise, climate nies, ideas and technologies 10 minutes) version of that Andrew Bulla, coordinator of the Florida Health Cleans Up! Virgin Records and com- change,” Mayor Craig that are setting the gold feature the city could use at campaign in Monroe County, stands over trash collected mercial spacecraft company Cates said Tuesday morn- standard for environmental- trade shows, for promotion Virgin Galactic, among ing, prior to the City ly conscious sustainability and its website; a one- near mile marker 6 on Monday. The Florida departments other things — wants Commission’s evening in the 21st Century.” minute “billboard commer- of Health and Transportation have teamed up on the $14,900 to feature Key meeting where the mone- Episode topics would cial spot;” broadcast of the roadside cleanup campaign to promote physical activity West’s climate-change ini- tary request was to be con- include climate change, green while beautifying the environment. tiatives in his new TV series. sidered. “I spoke to the pro- living, travel, energy, farm-  See TV, 3A

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NEWS BRIEFS CRIME FRONT State school board OKs student funding Four charged with aggravated stalking Backing a pledge made Marathon on Monday and charged with contributing to don’t know the four and 53rd Street from Walgreens. by Gov. Rick Scott, the They’re accused followed them to their home, the delinquency of a minor were at the Walgreens when Herrera reportedly said Florida Board of Education of harassing, continuing to shout exple- — Prieto. the suspects drove up, cursed “they were driving erratic on Monday approved a pro- tives at them, the Monroe The Sheriff’s office says them out and called them and messing around” but posed 2015-16 budget that following couple County Sheriff’s Office says. the couple, a 27-year-old “faggots” for having New didn’t mean any harm. includes record per-student All were charged with woman and 26-year-old Jersey plates on their car. Franco reportedly said “he funding for public schools. Keynoter Staff felony aggravated stalking. man, called the agency after That continued as they left, doesn’t recall what was The proposal is an initial They are Shadow Franco, they got home around 1:40 the couple told police. going on, and that he was step in a months-long process Four Marathon men Miguel Herrera and a.m. There, the woman hid When Deputy Deanna just a back seat passenger.” that will end with lawmakers harassed and cursed out a Gabrielle Herrada, all 20; out and locked herself in a Torres saw the car, driven by The minor, 17, said “he was passing a state budget next couple they encountered in and Lazaro Prieto, 17. boat because she was so Herrada, shortly thereafter, not yelling at the victims but spring. Key Wester John the parking lot of Walgreens Additionally, Franco, scared, she told deputies. she pulled it over in the was play-fighting with Padget, a former Monroe at U.S. 1 and 53rd Street in Herrera and Herrada are They told deputies they Publix parking lot, across Franco in the back seat.” County School District superintendent, is vice chair- man of the state board. CRIME FRONT LOWER KEYS As he seeks re-election, Scott has called for the pub- lic-school funding formula Two charged in beating Sewer hearing ongoing to include $7,176 per student She said around 6:30 who was in the Keys learn- Banks Prevatt and anoth- next year, the same number And suspect in Grinder pumps, er member of Dump the included in the Board of p.m. Friday, Steepy and ing how to run a dive shop, Rodriguez were working was found on the concrete injection wells Pumps testified earlier this Education proposal Monday. Marathon case week. Sellers also will con- The proposal would be a on a boat in a canal behind outside the Kmart fishing still at large Steepy’s home. She said center at U.S. 1 and in contention sider depositions taken $232 per-student increase before the hearing. over the current year. witnesses recounted that Sombrero Beach Boulevard Keynoter Staff Smith “began to yell at around 2 a.m. after he left By KEVIN WADLOW Most of the 9,000 con- Board of Education nections in the Cudjoe Chairman Gary Chartrand the two men, then picked the neighboring Brass Senior Staff Writer A Big Pine Key man up a handful of small Monkey. He was bleeding [email protected] Regional system, which said “I think we all know includes Big Pine Key and this is an investment in our who was severely beaten in rocks and threw them at from his head and making Testimony in a state other islands, will be to a future. It will pay dividends a fight Friday night appar- Steepy and Rodriguez.” gurgling sounds. administrative hearing over gravity-based network of for Florida.” ently was released from Smith turned and started He had “multiple brain Lower Keys deepwater- sewer lines. If approved by the Jackson Memorial Hospital walking away when Steepy bleeds, orbital zygomatic injection wells and grinder Several hundred homes Legislature, the $7,176 per- in Miami this week. and Rodriguez attacked fractures” and a spinal pumps continues today in and businesses are slated to student total would top a Randall Smith, 52 — him, Herrin said. She said fracture. Key West. receive electric-power grinder previous high of $7,126 whom witnesses say instigat- they punched him numer- According to a Sheriff’s After opening Monday in pumps in more remote areas reached when former ed the fight — sustained ous times, even as fell down Office report, some people the Florida Keys Aqueduct considered by project design- Republican Gov. Charlie numerous injuries after being and became unconscious. who were in the Brass Authority board room, the ers to be too costly for a grav- Crist was in office. With kicked with steel-toed boots, Rodriguez reportedly is the Monkey when Pietsch was hearing before state ity system. Dump the Pumps Crist running as a Democrat says the Monroe County one who kicked him. there said he was drunk and Administrative Law Judge argues that long-term costs of this year to try to unseat Sheriff’s Office. He was causing some “trouble” Cathy M. Sellers will have grinder pumps will exceed the Scott, education funding has flown to Ryder Trauma Marathon fight about 20 minutes before he state and local engineers tes- higher installation cost of a become a heavily debated Center following the beating. Meanwhile, the person was assaulted. One person tifying today. gravity system. issue during the campaign. Arrested were Richard who beat a Virginia man said Pietsch later “assaulted Steepy, 48, and Romis outside the Brass Monkey the suspect” outside, and The hearing is scheduled Also being debated are to conclude no later than plans to use shallow-water — News Service of Florida Rodriguez, 28. Both are Lounge in Marathon on the suspect hit back. charged with aggravated Sept. 13 remains at large Whoever assaulted Thursday afternoon. No injection wells at water- battery stemming from the but the victim was released Pietsch drove away in a immediate ruling from the treatment plants on Stock incident on Enterprise from Jackson on Sept. 19 white sport utility vehicle, judge is expected. Island and Cudjoe Key. KEYS WEATHER Avenue, around mile mark- after being flown to Ryder the Sheriff’s Office said. The Dump the Pumps The Dig Deep group con- er 29.5. Deputy Becky in critical condition. Detective Vince Weiner is group, consisting of Lower tends that the amount of treat- PREDICTED TEMPERATURES Herrin says the three men The Sheriff’s Office investigating. He can be Keys residents concerned ed effluent sent to the shal- are neighbors. says Michael Pietsch, 28, reached at 289-2410. about the reliability and cost low-water wells exceeds state DAY HIGH LOW of grinder-pumps to handle requirements, and says deep- WED. 90 79 sewage from the under-con- water wells should be THURS. 90 80 MARATHON struction Cudjoe Regional required. The deepwater FRI. 90 79 Wastewater System, filed for wells going about 2,000 feet SAT. 89 79 the hearing to appeal the down are estimated to cost issuance of state permits. from $6 million to $8 million. Forecast: Expect partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and thunder- LOBSTER SEASON storms.

For the extended forecast visit Delicacy prices swell KeysInfoNet.com/weather. Shipping boats ready to Asian market set sail for Southeast Asia big reason have occupied marinas near BEACH ADVISORIES the Islamorada Fishing Co. all season, snatching up The Monroe County for the spike much of the day’s catch. Health Department tests By WILLIAM AXFORD “As soon as the boats come Keys beaches every two in, they’re waiting for the lob- weeks for the presence of [email protected] ster,” said Chris Kelley, a enteric bacteria. There cur- retail associate. “The Chinese rently are no health advi- The cost of lobster caught are coming in and buying sories against swimming. in the Florida Keys has surged in price, jumping from everything off the boat.” about $10 to more than $20 a Lobsters usually are pound for retail customers at shipped in waterless containers CONTACT US some local fisheries. with close to 100 percent Bill Kelly, executive humidity. Lobsters can survive Upper Keys director of the Florida Keys 91655 Commercial Fishermen’s Tavernier, FL 33070 Association, said appetites in American Newsroom . . . .(305) 852-3216 Southeast Asia have also Advertising . . .(305) 852-3216 spurred the hike in prices lobster sales in Fax ...... (305) 853-1040 Keynoter photo by WILLIAM AXFORD paid to fishermen. Many lob- China totaled Fax ...... (305) 852-0199 sters now are shipped across The 7 Mile Pizzeria, near mile marker 48, is scheduled to open in mid-October. the Pacific Ocean the same $28.3 million Marathon day they’re brought up. in 2013, up from 3015 Overseas Highway “The high prices are very (P.O. Box 500158) New pizza joint coming untypical,” Kelly said. “Last $11.2 million Marathon, FL 33050-0158 7 Mile Pizzeria owner own styles of pizza. year we had a high of $18 a in 2011. Newsroom(305) 743-5551 It replaces Angel Cabrera said he Marathon also has a Papa pound for live spiny lobster. Advertising . . .(305) 743-5551 former Chicago decided to make his pie- John’s and a Pizza Hut. The price is driven in large Fax ...... (305) 743-6397 making passion a business Additionally, some restau- part by China and southeast- for roughly five days without Fax ...... (305) 743-9586 hot dog place venture after friends and rants make their own pizza. ern Asia, where they still food at 32 to 40 degrees family couldn’t get enough “We have Papa John’s have a very robust economy.” Fahrenheit, according to a E-mail By WILLIAM AXFORD of his homemade pizzas. Food Export USA, a non- shipping guide by the Asia- [email protected] [email protected] “My friends kept saying profit organization that tracks Pacific Economic Cooperation, the pizza was so good and global food consumption, a trade organization. Missing your paper? The west end of kept asking why I didn’t ‘We’re going to reports American lobster sales Kelly said while Keys lob- We no longer offer same-day in China totaled $28.3 million ster is costly right now, it’s Marathon will have a pizze- have a pizzeria,” Cabrera use the best redelivery for missing or wet ria come mid-October said. “I’m a chef and I’ve in 2013, up from $11.2 mil- likely to come down at some papers. Customers can when the 7 Mile Pizzeria, had a long-time experience ingredients with lion in 2011 — a 150 percent point. Kelly said this year’s request a credit or next-day harvest should not affect the near mile marker 48 bay- with cooking.” dough from increase in two years. redelivery by calling side, makes its debut. Prior to working in the A report by Rabobank, a lobster population available in 743-5551. After hours, call The location at 2264 Keys at Home Depot and as New Jersey and food-research company, pre- the Keys next year. toll-free (800) 843-4372. “Almost exclusively, all Overseas Highway had a handyman, Cabrera said cheese from Italy. dicts China and the surround- he owned and operated a ing region may become a $20 of the lobster we harvest (ISSN housed Seaside Dawgs & Beef, which specialized in pizzeria in Pennsylvania for Every ingredient billion seafood import mar- come from the Caribbean 8756-6427, USPS# 0201-620) is ket by 2020. basin and Cuba,” Kelly said. published semi-weekly by Florida Chicago-style hotdogs. It seven years, where he is going to be Keys Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, opened in April 2012 and honed his skills. Cabrera At the Island Fishing Co. in “They travel up here through Marathon, Florida 33050-0158. closed this past May. plans to have numerous first quality.’ Marathon, the retail price of a the Caribbean current and Subscription rates are $54.23 in styles of pizza, including whole live lobster started at streams in the Gulf of the Keys. Your Keynoter home — Angel Cabrera $10.50 a pound at the begin- Mexico. We should still have delivery subscription includes thin-sliced New York, Owner, 7 Mile Pizzeria the Sunday edition of The thick-slice Chicago and ning of the eight-month season, lobster so long as people in . Keynoter mail Obituaries Cuban, a pizza with thick which started Aug. 6. Prices the Caribbean do not harbor subscriptions: $64.84 in Florida have now swelled to more than egg-bearing females.” and $60.32 out-of-state. Please dough topped with Gouda & and mozzarella cheese. and Pizza Hut in the middle $20 a pound for a live whole Kelly believes the grow- call for all other rates, including ing demand for lobster in overseas mail. Periodicals Postage Memorials Cabrera acknowledges of Marathon but nothing in lobster at the fish house. Paid at Marathon, Florida and “We’re hoping the prices Asia is good for the Keys Upper Keys: (305) 852-3216 pizzerias like Driftwood the south,” Cabrera said. additional mailing offices. Pizza and Subs and Upper “We’re going to use the best are short-term,” manager Ryan economy even if it does Marathon - Key West: (305) 743-5551 Hafley said. “Sales have been boost lobster prices for POSTMASTER: Address changes Crust Pizza are well estab- ingredients with dough from to FLORIDA KEYS KEYNOTER, lished in the city, with their New Jersey and cheese from fine but it’s tough to keep the locals. He cites last year’s PO BOX 500158, MARATHON, FL Italy. Every ingredient is price in line with what people harvest of 6.9 million pounds 33050-0158. HEADSTONES going to be first quality.” are willing to pay. It’s been of lobster, which accounted Pizza lovers will be able going up all season.” for 6 percent of the world’s G CRYPT FRONTS CUSTOM DESIGNS to dine in, take out or have At the Islamorada Fishing supply of spiny lobster. MAUSOLEUM CONSTRUCTION food delivered. Stromboli Co., retail prices for whole “We’re free of hurricanes WIGGS 305-294-2528 and chocolate key lime pie lobster are $13.99 a pound. and the PaV1 virus, the Lewis Patrick Wiggs, 49, of will also be on the menu. For shipped lobster, prices biggest nemesis of lobster,” Marathon, died September 9, rise to $54.50 for the first Kelly said. “We’ve developed 2014. Services at Zion United ATLAS MEMORIALS Cabrera said specials such pound, then $6 for every sub- a relationship with China and Church of Christ, 8916 East MM 10 as two slices of pizza and a Troy Ave., Indianapolis, IN on sequent pound. Lobster tail other eastern countries, and G fountain drink for $5 will abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJOctober 11, 2014, 1:00pm. K 8 am to 5 pm Appts. Avail. be featured. fetches $31.99 a pound retail. it’s paying off appropriately.” Keynoter KeysInfoNet.com Wednesday, October 1, 2014 3A MARATHON RENTALS Netflix crew extends stay From Netflix, 1A vision series, movies and we’re so far away from Resident: Tighten rules commercial productions anything being definite,” between parents and chil- have been received recently she said. “It seems like seven days and no more than uations but said the city’s law dren, brothers and sisters, by the county film office, once a significant project But official 28. There must be a 24-hour doesn’t specifically address all and the rivalries, jealousies, Troxel said. [like the Netflix series] contact and that contact, the of Talton’s concerns. says complaints and betrayals at the core of “There are several excit- comes down, the Keys are rental manager, must respond “Our complaints on vaca- every family.” ing possibilities but we on everybody’s radar.” within an hour of receiving a tion rentals are generally the are minimal Other inquiries from tele- can’t say much because call. Trash must be in cov- number of trash cans and By WILLIAM AXFORD ered containers stored off the vehicles,” Charlton said. “We [email protected] street and rights of way. don’t have restrictions on There is no limit on the vehicles in the ordinance, TDC says no to money Some Marathon residents number of vehicles allowed. other than extra ones are contend the city’s law govern- According to a report pro- restricted past 10 p.m. Some From TV, 1A climate change in its land- ated a four-county compact ing short-term vacation rentals vided by Stacy Charlton, the complaints address trash; we use plan over the next 50 to deal with rising seas in residential neighborhoods city’s building and code don’t have an ordinance that feature up to 50 times on a years, which includes regionally. The U.S. isn’t being enforced. department administrator, says you have to pick up trash variety of channels; and a allowing slightly taller Environmental Protection Jean Talton is one such Marathon has 4,538 single- cans after people leave.” direct mailing of the seg- height limits to allow some Agency has called it a resident, expressing her con- family homes; 497 of them For Talton, capping the ment to 250,000 “targeted raised buildings so they model for other regions. cern to the City Council at its are registered as vacation number of vacation rentals to environmental professional don’t get flooded. Key West sustainability Sept. 23 meeting, calling vio- rentals, with eight more 10 percent of the houses on and/or consumers” who “We’re understanding it, coordinator Allison Higgins lations of the vacation rental pending. They account for 11 each street might prove more request such information. we’re addressing it, we’ve said she directed Branson’s ordinance “rampant.” percent of the city’s single- effective and help cut down “We don’t look at it as got injection wells,” he said. people to the compact. “Many of the people vio- family homes. on complaints. advertising,” Cates said. “If the city doesn’t want to go Representatives of the late the occupancy limitations, The Code Compliance “If they lowered the num- “It’s a proposed series. in that direction [Branson’s compact meet today there’s very poor management Department received 46 ber of rental units on the They’ll promote our efforts, pitch], that’s fine.” through Friday in Miami and insufficient parking for complaints last month, eight street, there’d be better they’ll have the advertising. On a larger scale, Beach. Monroe County vehicles,” said Talton, who of them listed as taxi and enforcement,” Talton said. It’s a fine line.” Monroe, Miami-Dade, Administrator Roman lives on Avenue F, in the Coco vacation-rental licensing If there are people who Cates said the city’s Broward and Palm Beach Gastesi said he hasn’t heard Plum area. “The number of complaints. experience friction with efforts include planning for counties five years ago cre- from Branson’s group. vacation rentals has increased “There aren’t that many vacationers, Charlton urges and the situation is getting complaints that are filed,” people to contact the city at worse. On my street, nearly 50 Charlton said. “When they 289-4133. percent of the homes are vaca- are filed and by the time we “Call us and let us know. Zecca’s son in own trouble tion rentals.” go out there, the people are We look to rectify and ask Under city code, regis- already gone.” people to be compliant,” she From Zecca, 1A sentenced scheduled release date is tered vacation rentals can be Charlton empathizes with said Charlton. this past Sept. 7, 2021. rented for no fewer than Talton and others in similar sit- jail records say is a “kitchen summer to Zecca, a 20-year Coast hand,” was one of two men 10 years in Guard officer who once com- charged with breaking into federal manded Station Islamorada, MEDICAL MARIJUANA homes and cars in the prison was arrested on Dec. 21, Garden Cove subdivision in (with credit 2012, after the hit man turned . Among items for time out to be a federal informant Medical marijuana ads hit TV stolen were mail, three bicy- served) wearing a wire. Zecca had J. ZECCA cles and a scooter. Several after admit- been under surveillance in a Polls showing auto burglary and theft ting he tried to hire a hit man separate cocaine deal, but the counts were lodged. to kill Marathon Realtor drug charges were dropped in voter support Court records say that in Bruce Schmitt. Zecca never exchange for his plea in the 2013 case, “no action gave a reason for his actions arranging Schmitt’s attempt- for amendment [was] taken by state.” and never implicated anyone ed murder. Schmitt helped the By MARK CAPUTO Records show the 2011 else, although federal case by posing for a photo cases were “consolidated,” prosecutors say he had co- staged by the feds allegedly Miami Herald so it appears he was on pro- conspirators. showing him shot to death. bation from those cases, Zecca is now at the At the time, Zecca was The supporters and oppo- though specifics weren’t Oakdale (La.) Federal part-owner of the Marathon nents of medical marijuana available Tuesday. Correctional Institute, a Boat Yard and Marina on both posted their first TV ads His father Dennis, 53, was low-security prison. His 11th Street in Marathon. Monday, just in time for Floridians to receive the first Stay healthy, wave of absentee ballots in but if you need EDWARDS DIAGNOSTICS the mail. healthcare formerly Key West Community Diagnostics The clash is one that has call the staff The only full service imaging center serving all of played out in 23 other states at Edwards the Keys, state-of-the-art diagnostic testing plus Washington, D.C., with Healthcare G We take LOWEST PRICES IN KEY WEST medical-marijuana support- all insurance ers playing up the benefits of G Walk-ins MRIs Ultrasounds cannabis in treating cancer or welcome (starting at $500) Bone Density multiple sclerosis — while G Affordable cash prices X-Rays EKGs opponents target older, more conservative voters with a Phone: 305-295-9771 G Fax: 305-295-0059 message about crime. “They don’t call it the 3414 Duck Avenue, Key West Drug-Dealer Protection Act. But they should,” says the opposition ad from Drug Free Florida Committee, which focuses on a provision 3rd Annual Key Largo in the proposed constitutional amendment that allows care- Former Monroe County State Attorney Dennis Ward posted givers to handle marijuana. this on Facebook on Saturday. The sign urges Keys voters to The supporters, People support medical marijuana. He wrote to go with the photo: United for Medical ‘It’s all about the patients let the Drs decide.’ Marijuana, concentrate on the broad outlines and prom- serving before current State message out. ise of the amendment: Attorney Catherine Vogel. A constitutional amend- Getting people the care they Drug Free appears to be ment needs 60 percent of the OCT. 10 - 12 need without the intrusion of spending the most early: vote to pass. The polling government. $1.6 million, with the likeli- average of the last major pub- Three days of Nashville Music in Key Largo. 72 hours of fun. “Twenty-three states now hood of millions more to lic surveys pegs Florida voter keep government and politi- come — especially from Las support at about 64 percent. Get ready for Columbus Day weekend again this year as cians out of the doctor- Vegas gambling magnate Drug Free is concentrat- Bayside Grille, Pilot House, and Key Largo Fisheries patient relationship. And it’s and Republican donor ing on conservatives worked,” says the ad. Sheldon Adelson. because if Republican sup- welcome you to the 2014 Downtown Key Largo Songfest. People United for Medical People United for Medical port falls to about 40-42 per- Friday, October 10th, through Sunday, October 12th. Marijuana earlier this year Marijuana hasn’t disclosed cent, the amendment will tapped Dennis Ward of how much it’s spending. Its likely fail even if independ- Tavernier as its point person chairman, Democratic donor ent and Democratic support to gain support in the Keys. GREG BARNHILL 3 and Orlando trial lawyer remains in or around the 70 Ward was Monroe County John Morgan, have promised percent range. state attorney for four years, to do what it takes to get their BILLY LIVESAY JON NITE VENUES Cat just misses being meal JIMMY ROBBINS SHOWTIME FROM From Gator, 1A somebody’s yard. If you Wildlife cameras have ALAN RHODY 7PM TILL 10PM leave them alone and wait, become a critical tool for track- Hole, a former quarry that’s they’ll usually move on.” ing Keys endangered species PETE SALLIS KEYLARGOSONGFEST.COM now a protected home to Alligators in the Keys are like the Key deer, Lower Keys not normally aggressive marsh rabbit and Key Largo Complimentary transportation by wildlife. Her video, posted on JAMES SLATER Island Time Shuttle the Keys refuges’ Facebook toward humans, but the woodrat, Finley said. throughout all three page, has picked up by video provides evidence that “It helps us, and lets peo- BUD TOWER sites to enjoy all the music. dozens of television stations, pets left to roam near wildlife ple know what’s going on in newspapers and science web- habitat risk meeting an unex- our own back yard,” she said. MARK STEPHEN JONES

sites, and shared nearly pected end. Refuge staff maintains 14,000 times over Facebook. “As the video shows, alli- that cats on refuge land are a Artists “This has been a com- gators can be dangerous,” danger to endangered species pletely overwhelming expe- Finley said. such as the marsh rabbit. rience!” Johnson said on her Facebook page. “Thousands 99530 O/S HWY of views and shares, hun- 1313 OCEAN BAY DR 13 SEAGATE BLVD dreds of comments.” FRIDAY: Some commenters suggest- FRIDAY: FRIDAY: JON NITE ed the reptile must be a croco- MARK STEVEN JONES GREG BARNHILL JIMMY ROBBINS dile and the cat may be a fox PETE SALLIS BILLY LIVESAY JAMES SLATER or panther. No, said Finley: It’s ALAN RHODY BUD TOWER an alligator and cat. SATURDAY: “I don’t think it’s a 6-foot- SATURDAY: SATURDAY: GREG BARNHILL long gator like some have JON NITE MARK STEVEN JONES ALAN RHODY said,” Finley said. “It’s prob- BUD TOWER JIMMY ROBBINS PETE SALLIS ably closer to four feet.” JAMES SLATER BILLY LIVESAY The brackish Blue Hole SUNDAY: historically has been home to SUNDAY: JAMES SLATER & THE a handful of alligators. JAMES SLATER & THE PICK UP BAND “At this time of year PICK UP BAND when there’s been a lot of rain, they tend to move around from one wet puddle to another,” Finley said. “Sometimes they wind up in 4A Wednesday, October 1, 2014 Florida Keys Keynoter Opinion & Editorial

EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Liveaboards: Pay your share waters or enforce existing laws. son for the purpose of prostitution. Every taxpayer, and that includes Eight-three percent of the vessels I certainly do not know if these Ignoring climate renters, in Monroe County is not only receiving pumpouts are resident live- allegations are true and of course the paying for his or her own sewage dis- aboards who already escape most if young man is entitled to a presump- posal, but also paying so that some not all property taxes, and now the tion of innocence until proven other- change is a risk boaters can have free sewage disposal. taxpayers are even paying for their wise. My issue involves the fact that Everyone in the Keys has had to con- sewage disposal. So 17 percent are some who have commented on social In South Florida, four nect to some type of advanced waste- transient boaters, some very wealthy, media and have been quoted in the counties, including Monroe, water treatment at a cost of several thou- who now avoid supporting local mari- newspaper have implied that the girls sand dollars. Then they pay monthly nas or pumpout services. had a history of prostitution, as if that are already addressing it fees. At the same time, the Monroe Call and write the county commis- absolves anyone else of any guilt. County commissioners have decided to sioners and tell them to stop this give- I would point out that these girls have As the planet warms, some U.S. cities will fare bet- continue paying more than $340,000 away of your taxes. If they tell you been reported as 15 and 16 years ter than others and might see “climate change per year so that a few hundred boaters they get the money from some boating of age. improvement grant, then tell them to If they went to the shelter with a migrants” moving there. do not have to pay anything. The reason stated is that some of these people spend the money on behalf of all history of prostitution, that can only That’s the contention of a New York Times story last would otherwise pump their sewage boaters. Based on the Keynoter arti- mean they had previously been vic- week in which scientists predicted that regions such as overboard. Therefore, to assure they do cle, the Florida Clean Vessel Act pro- timized by someone else. If the cur- the Pacific Northwest and even Alaska will be more not break the law, the rest of us pay. vided $381,249 for these pumpouts. rent allegations are true, they have attractive as the consequences of climate change Wouldn’t it be nice if for every rule That means that taxpayers are being been re-victimized. Having sex with become more pronounced. or code you did not want to adhere to, forced to pay more than $720,000 to minors is a crime. A minor who has The news isn’t so good for the Sunshine State, the county would simply pay someone provide free pumpouts. engaged in sex with an adult is a vic- according to University of Washington atmospheric to take care of it for you? I think we all Jim Teague tim. The comments and quotes refer- sciences professor Clifford E. Mass. want to stop pollution, and if the rules Key Colony Beach enced are a clear example of blaming As sea levels rise in the decades ahead, “if there’s were simply enforced, those boaters the victim. ground zero for where you don’t want to be, Florida is would pay for their own sewage dispos- Never blame victims In my position I see children every al or fill the county coffers with fines. As the children’s services coordi- day who are in the system. I have it,” Mass said. Yet as the Times reported, that hasn’t If the county wants to spend money nator for the Guidance Care Center, I never met one who was there by stopped people from moving to Florida. on boater improvement type of proj- feel compelled to address recent com- choice; all are victims of some cir- “What we see is that people are actually moving into ects, that money could hire enforce- ments on social media and in at least cumstance and all deserve our under- harm’s way,” said Thomas ment officers or install mooring buoys, one local newspaper article regarding standing and compassion. Peterson, principal scientist or simply contribute that money to the the runaways from the Florida Keys Deborah Matthews A warming planet for the National Climatic Florida Keys National Marine Children’s Shelter who were allegedly Guidance Care Center Data Center. “They’re Sanctuary and let them improve the driven to Miami by a shelter staff per- Marathon and rising sea levels moving from relatively pose a particular safe places in the Midwest threat to an already to places along the Florida coast, where the risk has scorching state been increasing.” where 80 percent Last week’s United of residents live or Nations climate summit featured some progress in work in coastal addressing climate counties. change, but also showed that state and local offi- cials can’t wait for world leaders to act. As the Times story suggested, Florida faces some of the nation’s most significant challenges in the decades ahead. A warming planet and rising sea levels pose a par- ticular threat to an already scorching state where 80 percent of residents live or work in coastal counties. Yet Florida’s most prominent political leaders refuse to even acknowledge climate change is real, much less start planning for it. After being criticized for initially declining to do Thanks for the pizza so, Gov. Rick Scott last month met with five of My second-grade class at Stanley Switlik Elementary School and I would like to thank the Hurricane Grill for its Florida’s top climate scientists. They explained to him donation of pizza for the students’ June, July and August birthday celebrations. that the state faced such threats as 2 feet of sea level Kath Vals rise — as some projections have happening by 2048 Marathon — swallowing much of Miami-Dade and Monroe counties and nearly all of the state’s barrier islands. Blesser’s always giving and loves our small town, I want to been there, please get outdoors and enjoy Coincidentally, representatives in a four-county My father always said that towns thank Rob Blesser. As my father it. Thanks again to all those involved. compact — Monroe, Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm don’t just happen, they are made. They always said, towns don’t just happen, Kristie Killam, ranger Beach — formed five years ago to address sea-level are made by people who care. I grew they are made. They are made by peo- rise and climate change regionally meets for three up in a small town and for the last 35 ple who care. Thank you, Rob, for Big Pine Key days beginning today in Miami Beach. years or so I have made my home here being that guy. Floridians can’t afford to wait to plan for climate in our small town of Key Largo. James Van Fleet Enough tax increases change. If officials are going to sit on their hands, it is This brings me to my reason for Key Largo This is the real 2020-2040 prediction. up to average citizens to join with researchers in plan- writing. The reason is to recognize one I’m not talking about climate change; ning for rising temperatures and sea levels in our par- of the people to which my father was Beach is looking great that’s false. No, at the rate our local, ticularly vulnerable state. referring. That person is Rob Blesser. Thanks to the more than 40 people state and national governments continue Anyone who knows Rob is aware of who volunteered their Saturday morn- to raise taxes 2 percent here, 3 percent the laundry list of contributions he has ing Sept. 20 to help clean up the public there every year for various reasons. — Gainesville Sun made to our community. As a decades- (National Key Deer Refuge) portion of The taxpayers will be paying long dear friend of mine, I know very Long Beach on Big Pine Key as part of everything to the government and the well the countless hours he has given the 2014 International Coastal Cleanup. lowest-paid people on the government along with his experience, resources, At 9 a.m., Long Beach was a com- dole will be at $100,000 and still be connections and dedication. plete mess, full of plastics and other calling for a raise and other spending. Richard Tamborrino ...... Publisher His latest contribution has been in hazards to wildlife; by noon, it was They pull on us so we won’t have Larry Kahn ...... Editor locating and documenting the resting beautiful and free of debris. money to go out with friends. No Valerie Serra ...... Sales and Business Dev. Mgr. place of Noah Cullen and his sailboat A special thanks to our local youth entertainment, either. Jubilee. Through the aforementioned groups and their leaders: Key West High So enjoy your free money. By then Kathie Bryan ...... Financial Director experience, resources, connections and School’s Navy Junior ROTC, Girl we won’t have anything unless some Todd Swift ...... Production Manager dogged determination, Rob Blesser Scouts Troop 702, Friends and miracle comes. Look at our insurance Carter Townshend ...... Circulation Manager took on a tragic mystery and ultimate- Volunteers of Refuges volunteers and the on homes and health care skyrocket- ly gave Noah, his family and all of us, heroic Big Pine and Lower Keys resi- ing every year lately. Well, we’ll see PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY some sense of closure and the comfort dents. It is amazing to see what we can what happens in 2020 and 2040. Contents copyright 2014 Keynoter Publishing Co. that comes with knowing. accomplish when we work together; our Chris Dennis On behalf of everyone who lives in beach looks fantastic. 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Letters to Letters of local interest are welcome, but subject to editing and condensing. There is a 400-word limit. Letters thanking an individual are welcome. Space does not permit publication of thank-you letters consisting of lists. Letters must be signed. Anonymous letters will not be published. Include a daytime phone number (which will not be published) where you may the Editor be reached if there are questions about your correspondence. Mail: Editor, Keynoter, P.O. Box 500158, Marathon, FL 33050 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 743-6397 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS Whistleblowers risk retaliation as of part of culture The Miami Herald has a former captain at the staff can make retaliation even not as simple as right and months where you have Agency problems taken the lead in reporting the prison, ordered inmates to be more likely to occur, and can wrong. It is, am I going to go people who want to catego- continuing to abuses, including an apparent attacked and falsified records involve retribution from high- home at the end of the day? rize everybody who works inmate torture death at Dade to justify the use of force, the er ranking staff.” Am I going to have a job to in this department for the get the spotlight Correctional Institute. The commission decided. Summers, now an investi- feed my family?” actions of a few people.” newspaper’s series of reports The Department of gator at the agency’s inspec- Department of Corrections The retaliation did not By DARA KAM in recent months has led DOC Corrections settled the case in tor general office, said atti- Secretary Mike Crews, at the stop after hours. News Service of Florida to fire dozens of officers and 2012, paying $25,000 each — tudes toward whistleblowers end of a summer-long crusade The home and car of institute a zero tolerance rule a total of $100,000 — to haven’t changed in the three to clean up his embattled Glover and Zurita, who lived Whistleblowers at a North for abusing inmates. Summers, Nichols and two years since she was targeted agency in the wake of reports together, were vandalized. Florida prison were punished The 2011 Commission on former guards, Stephen by her superiors at the of inmate abuse and corrup- Their dogs were kidnapped by their bosses after exposing Human Relations complaints Glover and Irenie Zurita, who Wakulla institution after tion, admitted that Summers and returned a week later — abuse of inmates, including — along with records of an were witnesses in their cases. questioning an incident was treated unfairly. - injured, according to an instance where one guard investigation into corruption “Punishment for disclosing involving Dillard, at least Summers. sprayed noxious chemicals and fraud at Wakulla wrongdoing is part of the cul- four other guards and 10 Crews is defensive Harming or killing pets, into a prisoner’s mouth, Correctional Institution — ture within [the Department of inmates in 2011. But he strongly objected leaving dead animals in mail according to an investigation describe in detail the risks fac- Corrections]. Any disclosures “The average Joe, they to Organes’ characterization boxes, and breaking into by the state’s Commission on ing workers who try to shine that go against respondent and can’t come forward. They of a retaliatory ethos within homes and vehicles are com- Human Relations. light on wrongdoing within staff are likely to be met with can’t. Not only will they lose the department. mon examples of retribution The Wakulla Correctional the beleaguered corrections hostility and retaliation,” their living, they’ll be set up. “I think that’s totally against prison workers who Institution case reveals a pat- agency and then nearly always Commission on Human They’ll be framed. They’ll be unfair to categorize every tell on their colleagues, tern that has re-emerged in become the subject of scrutiny Relations senior attorney in danger. They could have institution and our culture according to Summers and recent months as the embat- themselves. David Organes wrote in a an inmate go after that offi- based on what you see in other DOC investigators. tled Florida Department of Margaret Summers, a for- fact-finding report in Nichols’ cer, and then when it goes out one, two or three cases,” During recent visits to Corrections faces allegations mer worker at Wakulla case on Dec. 20, 2011. on the radio to respond, Crews told the News each of the state’s prisons, that it has repeatedly ignored Correctional Institution, and “Disclosures of wrongdoing nobody comes,” Summers Service of Florida on the secretary encouraged inmate abuse —- and pun- her assistant Anita Nichols that eventually lead to internal told the News Service of Tuesday. “It’s not unlike staff to come forward and ished workers for revealing were retaliated against for investigations and criminal Florida. “For them, the deci- what we’ve seen happen in report wrongdoing. the truth. alleging that Megan Dillard, prosecution of high-ranking sion to do the right thing is the last two-and-a-half Keynoter KeysInfoNet.com Wednesday, October 1, 2014 5A

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TECHNOLOGY Net neutrality: Pros and cons Supporters say Internet firms don’t need help By ANNE FLAHERTY Associated Press

The U.S. Federal Com - munications Commission is considering whether Internet providers should be allowed to cut deals with online serv- Fishermen’s Community Hospital in Marathon is ices like Netflix, Amazon or YouTube to move their con- approaching its two-year anniversary of providing digital tent faster. mammography. To mark it, the medical center is charging It’s a topic that has attract- a reduced $95 per mammogram, including radiologist ed record-setting public interpretation fee, through October. Here, Dr. Suzanne attention. The agency Shepherd and mammographer Lynn Romo show a piece received 3.7 million com- of the equipment used. ments on the subject — more than double the number filed to the regulatory agency after Janet Jackson’s infamous Photo courtesy ASSOCIATED PRESS BUSINESS BRIEFS “wardrobe malfunction” at Protesters demonstrate across the street from the Comcast Center Sept. 15 in Philadelphia. guided the Bimini Big the 2004 Super Bowl. Demonstrators expressed opposition to the proposed merger of communications companies The La Concha FCC Chairman Tom Game Club Resort & Comcast Corp. and Time Warner Cable Inc., and called for further Federal Communications has new manager Marina in Bimini, Bahamas, Wheeler, a former industry Commission regulation of Internet traffic to support net neutrality. lobbyist and venture capital- through a renovation and The 160-room La expansion. He also has ist, says financial arrange- how to define it. any statutory authority” to II of the 1934 Communica- Concha Key West on Duval ments between broadband managed the Our Lucaya Major cable and telecom keep broadband providers tions Act to ensure it has Street has a new general Beach & Golf Resort in providers and content sites companies that sell Internet from blocking or discriminat- enough power to regulate the manager in Michael Weber. might be OK so long as the Grand Bahama and the il access often tout the benefits ing against content. Internet effectively. He replaced Steve Keup, Lugano Luxury Suite Hotel agreements are “commercial- of an open Internet, saying That ruling sent the FCC Title II classification is though the hotel manage- ly reasonable” and compa- in Fort Lauderdale. they would lose business if back to the drawing board. exactly what Verizon and other ment didn’t say why or He also has managed the nies disclose publicly how their customers tried to Until the FCC can agree on providers don’t want. They say where he went. they prioritize Internet traffic. Chesapeake Resort in access popular content and new regulations that satisfy it would subject them to oner- Most recently, Weber Islamorada. But not everyone agrees, couldn’t get it. Another prob- the court’s requirements, ous regulations that would sti- with Netflix and much of the lem would be retaliation. Internet service providers fle investment into infrastruc- public accusing the FCC of Verizon subsidiaries, for could block or discriminate ture at a time when the Internet handing the Internet over to example, regularly send traf- against content moving across is still growing. the highest bidders. fic over the networks of rival their networks with impunity. Some Democrats have pro- Some questions and Internet service providers. It posed legislation that would answers about the concept of doesn’t want to block or slow What’s on table? ban paid prioritization outright. so-called net neutrality. traffic any more than it wants Last May, FCC Chairman to see its own traffic blocked Tom Wheeler released a pro- What happens next? What is it? or slowed, company officials posal that leaves the door The FCC is still sifting What is net neutrality? have told regulators. open for paid agreements through the record-setting Net neutrality is the idea Having said that, Verizon between Internet service 3.7 million comments filed that Internet service and other broadband providers and content by the public before the Sept. providers shouldn’t block, providers also want to ensure providers ó also called “paid 15 deadline. In the mean- manipulate or slow data they have flexibility to think prioritization” — so long as time, the agency is hosting moving across their net- up new ways to package and the agreements are “commer- several “roundtables” to hear works. So long as content sell Internet services. They cially reasonable.” Wheeler from stakeholders, and law- isn’t against the law, such as say that’s only fair, consider- says the FCC would step in if makers have convened hear- child pornography or pirated ing they are investing hun- broadband providers act ings in Congress. music, a file posted on one dreds of billions of dollars unfairly, such as providing One big question is site will load generally at the into a network infrastructure favored access to a subsidiary. whether the FCC will subject THE HEARING AID MAN same speed as a similarly that, so far, has prospered Wheeler said he was trying mobile networks to the same sized file on another site. without much government to follow guidelines suggested rules. The FCC’s 2010 rules C.I.C Proponents say this con- intervention. How they by the court, and invited the for an open Internet only Nearly invisible $ 00 cept is critical to encourag- would use that flexibility, public to comment on whether applied to wired Internet 100% Digital ing innovation and competi- though, isn’t entirely clear. these paid arrangements access and exempted mobile 795 tion because it means anyone should be banned altogether. networks. But that might not Hearing Test • AARP-Please Call Me Directly can connect to the Internet Why now? Internet activists don’t make as much sense consid- and provide a service or con- Last January, a federal like the idea because they say ering the explosion in wire- CALL FOR APPT. • IN-HOME SERVICE tent without having to get court overturned key portions it gives too much power to less devices in recent years. Nathan Trigoboff (H.A.S., Doctor of Education) permission from broadband of an open Internet regulation Internet service providers While FCC officials had THE OPTICAL SHOPPE DR. BOILINI'S OFFICE providers or pay extra. put in place by the Federal and would create “fast hoped to wrap up the issue by Communications Commis - lanes.” They say the FCC year’s end, the large public 743-8316 451-1481 But free Internet sion in 2010. The court said should reclassify the Internet response is likely to push any 2357 O/S Hwy., Marathon 99696 O/S Hwy., Key Largo Not everyone agrees on the FCC had “failed to cite as a public utility under Title decision into next year. www.hearingaidman.com CONSUMERS Study: We’re squeezed more from 2002 to 2012, accord- sharper than the 52 percent trend: Average weekly child Just about all ing to the CAP report. The rise in the preceding 12 years, care costs for families with basic costs have figures are adjusted for infla- according to data from the working mothers, adjusted tion and are for preferred- College Board. for inflation, jumped from risen since 2000 provider organization plans, One reason those costs $84 in 1985 to $143 in 2011. which restrict coverage to have skyrocketed is that state Associated Press certain doctors. aid to higher education has Housing Only half of Americans For the typical four-mem- The picture painted by a who obtained health-care ber family, housing costs report from the Center for coverage through their jobs have jumped 28 percent in American Progress released had faced deductibles in the past 12 years, the center’s Sept. 24 is gloomy. 2002, according to the non- For the typical report finds. That partly For a typical married cou- profit National Institute for reflects higher home prices, ple with two children, the Health Care Management. four-member which have rebounded combined cost of health care, By 2011, that figure had family, housing sharply since the Great day care, housing and savings reached three-quarters. Recession. As a result, the for college and retirement Americans must channel costs have jumped number of new mortgages jumped 32 percent from 2000 more of their take-home pay 28 percent in the issued fell to a 17-year low to 2012 — after adjusting for to medical care: Health care this spring. inflation. Average income spending in the past 12 years, Renters also face higher barely rose in that time once rose from an average of 5.4 the Center for costs. More than half of you factor in inflation. percent of all spending in renters spend more than 30 The figures marked a 2000 to 7.1 percent in 2013, American Progress percent of their income on sharp change from the pre- according to Labor report finds. housing — the level above ceding 12 years ending in Department data. The which the government consid- 2000, when average income increase from 1989 to 2000 ers housing to be unaffordable. for a four-person family rose was much smaller: From 5.1 20 percent, after inflation, percent to 5.4 percent. Less saving and college and health-care Those trends have made it costs rose more slowly. Higher ed tumbled 24 percent in the harder for middle-class fami- Here’s how costs have The average amount a mid- past decade on a per-student lies to save and build wealth. grown in some key categories: dle-class family with two kids basis, the College Board For families in the middle must save for college educa- says. That’s forced students 20 percent of incomes, medi- Health care tion — even after you include to bear more of the cost. an net worth fell 17 percent Premiums and deductibles grants and other aid — to $55,400 in 2013 from are higher than they were jumped 39 percent from 2000 Child care $66,600 in 2010, according about a decade ago. And to 2012 to $5,300, the center’s Child care costs for a fam- to the Federal Reserve’s lat- more people are paying study says. That’s based on ily of four have soared an est Survey of Consumer them. Average out-of-pocket costs for four-year public col- average of 37 percent in the Finances. Net worth equals health care costs for a family leges. Tuition and fees at those past 12 years and now exceed the value of homes, savings, of four with an employer- institutions soared 86 percent, the typical cost of renting a investments and other assets provided health plan jumped adjusted for inflation, from home in every state. Census minus mortgages, credit card 85 percent to $8,600 a year 2000 to 2012. That was much data point to a long-term and other debts. 6A Wednesday, October 1, 2014 KeysInfoNet.com Keynoter

LIVEABOARDS NO LONGER Observer crossword puzzle “Clothes Closet” - Solution in the Oct. 4 Keynoter ACROSS 66 Liquid measures 132 Medieval peasant 31 Old record 81 Religious orders 1 Epps of “House” 68 Feints blows 133 Works in a pool 33 ___ a one: not any 83 Advantage 5 Decree 71 Old World finch 134 Peter the Great, for 34 Musical threesomes 84 Nursery word 10 Pungent 72 Leads on one 37 Frond, e.g. 85 Deeply impressed 14 Scot’s pattern 74 Laundry tubfuls 135 “The Prince of ___” 38 Runway, for one 86 “Sweeney ___” 19 Weighty book 77 French legislature 136 Remainder 40 Hot openers? 88 Gallery events 20 Severity 80 Tender spots 42 Regret 90 Popular side dish 21 Operatic highlight 82 Chop or Kid DOWN 43 Lodestone and 93 XXVI doubled 22 Corroded 84 Welcome rug, e.g. 1 Weasel’s cousin ironstone 94 Contentious groups 23 Annoyingly con- 87 Ones, in Soissons 2 Poet Marianne 44 Do road work 95 Author Ludwig ceited: var. 89 Bowling alleys 3 Luigi’s love 45 Big bunch 96 Approvals, in Avila 27 Made a mistake 91 Hoarded 4 Malcontents of a 46 ___ she blows! 102 Costume for 28 Impertinent: sl. 92 Dangerous imper- sort 47 Diminishes Coppelia 29 Square-rigged sonator 5 Unit of work or 48 Shaped like a race 104 ___ off: kill time ship’s sail 97 Type of circus energy track 105 Orthodox 30 Staggered 98 Molecule part 6 Dissimilar: abbr. 50 Improvised 107 Not so much 32 Be sparing 99 And others: L. 7 Stravinsky 52 Snare, e.g. 108 Shampoo suds 35 Mrs. in Madrid 100 Forest female 8 Centers 55 Arabian bigwigs 110 Artist’s cap often 36 Weighs anchor 101 Enthusiast 9 Lovers’ encounters 56 Cliff dwelling? 112 Asian capital 39 Swoops upward 103 Drinks with gusto 10 19th Greek letter 57 Forearm bones 114 Unfettered 41 Sharpens a razor 106 Terrific 11 Timetable abbr. 58 Leaf stem 115 Equalizes 46 Word with faced or 109 Boat for three men! 12 Barbecue treats 59 Support for 26 116 Alley button fisted 111 Laziness 13 Canvas covers, for Down 117 Vallee of song 49 Plant bristle 113 Undercoat of paint short 65 Boredom 118 At the pinnacle of 51 Public uproar 117 Kiwis and emus 14 Prior to birth 67 Bind 119 Ancient Phoenician 53 Ear-related 121 Speak with pom- 15 Hoped for lady? 69 Razz at a repast capital 54 Enjoy a hidden posity 16 1975 Wimbledon 70 Brightman or 120 Fast flyers advantage 124 Potbellied item, winner McLachlan 122 Dull sound 60 Made ___ for him- sometimes 17 A walk in old 73 Correct judgment 123 Green land Photo courtesy ALYSON CREAN self 125 Sympathize with Rome? 75 Lynch or Tennent 125 Nixon’s mate 61 Parisian girl someone 18 Abnormal: pref., Gr. 76 Pool member 126 Airport abbr. Key West police officers Michael Diaz and Jeffrey Dean 62 Squabble 129 Embellish 24 Concept 78 “Vogue” editor 127 Roman household rescued these five Rottweiler puppies from a boat 63 Stitch 130 Miss Kett 25 Boehner’s state Wintour deity anchored off Wisteria Island Friday. The boat owners said 64 Call it a day 131 Woo 26 Corn units 79 Tryouts 128 Blvds., e.g. they rescued the pups from another boat, feeling they weren’t cared for. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was called out and determined they weren’t neglected but that a boat isn’t suitable for the pups and took possession. The boaters who took the pups weren’t charged. solution Crossword 27 puzzle. the Sept. Solution to

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They’re almost here!! Unincorporated Monroe County’s Lower Keys franchise hauler Waste Management of Florida Keys, anticipates distributing 11,000 wheeled, blue, 65-gallon recycling carts (with attached lids) to residents by October 1, 2014. The wheeled carts can hold three times as much recycling as the 18 gallon bins currently distributed by Waste Management, and will still be emptied once a week by the hauler, on your current recycling day.

Gone are the days when you had to use a cardboard box as a recycling bin after your holiday parties. Communities using the wheeled carts have increased participation and volume by an average of 30%. “This is a win-win for everyone,” said Roman Gastesi, County Administrator. “Becoming a greener community is not only good for the environment, but it also helps us further our commitment to manage costs by recycling more and sending less recyclable materials to the Waste to Energy Plant. Further, there will be no additional cost to our residents.” HOW WILL THE 65-GALLON CARTS BE DISTRIBUTED?

“Residents will receive home delivery, and they can start using the carts immediately,” said Greg Sullivan, Sr. District Manager, Waste Management of Florida Keys. “Also, residents will have the option of returning the old 18 gallon bins to Waste Management or keeping them to put additional recyclables out.” WHAT GOES IN THE CART?

A graphic on the lid will serve as a guide as to what can and cannot be placed in the cart. As avid recyclers may remember, in 2009 Monroe County implemented Single Stream Recycling. This means that all recyclables are mixed together in the same cart including: plastics 1-7 (including emptied plastic milk and juice jugs, detergent and fabric softener containers), metal and aluminum cans, newspapers and inserts, junk mail, magazines, catalogs, soft cover telephone books, brown paper bags, corrugated cardboard, cereal boxes, office paper, file folders, emptied milk and juice cartons, clean glass bottles and jars. WHAT IF SOMEONE TAKES MY CART?

Each cart is equipped with its unique serial number. Waste Management suggests that each recipient of a cart, as a precaution, write down the serial number in a safe place in case their cart is lost or placed at another residence in error. If your cart is lost you will be able to call Waste Management, give them the serial number and they will be able to retrieve the cart, and return it to its rightful owner. If your cart can not be located within seven days, it will be replaced at no cost to you. Customers are asked to call Waste Management at (305) 296-2825 or Monroe County at (305) 745-4307, if they have any questions or need more information. All about the pumpkins October means pumpkins, and this weekend three NEW ARRIVALS pumpkin patches open in the Keys, and we have an excellent pumpkin-based recipe. Story, 3B Leather Sectionals & Recliners Fantasy Flowers G Lamps G Artwork 4801 O/S Hwy. | Marathon, FL | (305) 289-2038

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Richie Wells had a tackle for Team rushes loss in the end zone, resulting for four TDs in a safety. “Defensively, we wanted on home field to put a lot of pressure on the quarterback and make him By WILLIAM AXFORD uncomfortable,” Davis said. [email protected] “Camron made an athletic play on defense while the Marathon High School’s quarterback was scrambling football Dolphins got their and was able to strip the ball first win of the season Friday and recover the fumble.” on home turf, beating Greater Davis called the victory a Miami Charter School 29-6. “win that everyone needed, Key changes from past the players and the fans,” games included switching after losing the first three Max Elliot from quarterback games of the season. to running back and having Marathon (1-3) will travel to Jackson McDonald step up the mainland Thursday to as quarterback, sparking the play Miami Country Day, Fins’ offense. McDonald which is 1-4 record. Country proved he had the arm the Day beat Marathon earlier team needed, passing for this month, 17-14. 100 yards. Davis believes the “Jackson did a great job Dolphins can keep the wins for his first varsity start,” rolling but knows it won’t coach Paul Davis said. “He come easy. So far this season, was nervous at the begin- the Dolphins have been able Keynoter photo by KEVIN WADLOW ning, but settled down and to close down the scoring gap Is was the freshmen against the sophomores against the juniors against the seniors in Monday’s annual Powderpuff executed the offense to from the 50-0 opening loss almost perfection.” against Boca Raton Christian flag football round-robin tournament Monday at Coral Shores High School, part of the week’s ongoing homecoming Elliot rushed for two to last week’s 21-7 loss events leading up to Friday’s homecoming game against Archbishop Curley. touchdowns and Victor against Pompano Beach. Coleman and McDonald “Our focus this week is each ran for one. to stay humble and hungry,” The Fins’ defense kept the Davis said. “The win was pressure on Greater Miami great but we need to contin- with two sacks from Tommy ue to work hard to improve Canes now at 4-1 Lancaster and a forced fum- and keep this winning [Florida Christian] loaded the homecoming for the Canes of a game” against Florida ble from Camron Chaplin. streak going.” Homecoming box, we ran outside with after traveling for three Christian (2-3), Holly said. game Friday George Jacobsen,” Hurricane straight road games. Coral The Patriots were kept OXBRIDGE 43, KEY WEST 12 head coach Ed Holly said. Shores played as the home- out of the end zone and lim- against Curley “That’s what we do.” coming opponent in the past ited to 120 rushing yards as Jacobsen raced for 218 two weeks, against Cane inside linebackers By KEVIN WADLOW yards on 14 carries, and Benjamin School and Dunn (10 solo tackles) and Conchs lose Senior Staff Writer Dunn battered the middle for Florida Christian, and both Ariel Correa (eight stops) [email protected] 34 yards on 15 tries. times rained on the host led the charge. The Hurricanes stand at team’s parade with a win. Outside linebackers league debut A relentless ground game 4-1 in Southeastern Football “Now we have to keep Brian Cash and Brian combined with a stout Conference play heading reminding our team that with Gonzales effectively guard- ter and threw two intercep- defense to earn Coral Shores into this week’s homecom- everything else going on for ed against the Patriots’ out- Football team tions while completing only High its fourth victory of the ing game against Arch- homecoming week, there’s a side runs while defensive loses its first three passes. “He struggled,” football season, 17-3, on the bishop Curley (0-5). football game to play tackle Dontae Jiovenetta Hughes said. road Friday at Florida Kickoff is 7:30 p.m. Friday Friday,” Holly said. made four stops in the game of year Oxbridge (2-0 in the Christian of Miami. at George M. Barley Jr. The Hurricane defenders, trench. Linemen Chris league) displayed a no-hud- “We ran inside on them Stadium in Tavernier. coached by coordinator Jack By DICK WAGNER dle offense led by quarter- with Eddie Dunn. When The game truly will be Niedbalski, “played a whale  See Hurricanes, 2B Keynoter Contributor back Angelo Navaroli, who completed 13 passes, and FISHING THE FLORIDA KEYS Key West High football running back Travis Homer, coach Johnny Hughes had who gained 180 yards. predicted a “marquee match- Key West, which trailed up,” but Friday night’s game 14-0 at the half, fell behind Dolphin bite slowing down in West Palm Beach against 21-0 when Homer scored on Oxbridge Academy did not a 65-yard run early in the Find a weed line and you’ll live up to that billing. third quarter. The Conchs cut For the best be able to work it for miles Oxbridge swamped the it to 21-6 on an 80-yard TD chances, try without seeing another boat. Conchs, 43-12, in Key run by Mehki Sargent. That The blackfin tuna bite at West’s Gold Coast Football was the only big running play hitting the reef the humps is intermittent but, Conference debut. of the night for the Conchs, again, worth the effort as the It was a startling reversal who had plenty of them in As we transition into fall fish being caught are on the for the Conchs, who had their first three games. fishing patterns, we have large side at 10 to 20 pounds. opened the season 3-0, Hughes blamed that on multiple venues offering Live baits work best. outscoring opponents by an poor blocking techniques. great catching. The most consistently pro- average of 41-8. Late in the fourth quarter, Offshore, dolphin fishing ductive area is the reef, with Hughes said Monday that Freeman went out with a Captain’s is like look- yellowtail snapper as the he believed the game was sprained ankle and was Column ing for a main player. The best depths something of an aberration. replaced by Christian Luna, needle in a are 50 to 80 feet. The ‘tails “Obviously, they’re very who threw a 16-yard scoring haystack, average 15 to 18 inches and talented, but we made them pass to Sargent on the last but it’s well will take the usual assortment look better than they are,” play of the game. worth the of cut baits. Be sure to use Hughes said. “We made mis- Freeman is expected to search. copious amounts of chum. takes that are correctable play Thursday†night when There are The reef, wrecks and and we didn’t execute. But the Conchs play a 7 o’clock lots of fish patches are coming alive we weren’t overpowered league game at Pembroke in the eight- with increased populations like we were against some Pines Charter (1-4, 1-1). to 10-pound of grouper, cobia and cero teams last season.” Hughes said he hopes to Chris Johnson range and mackerel, all signs of good Some of the mistakes get a second shot at even 25-pounders are Rich Discher and his buddies, Scott Reese and Larry fall fishing to come. were made by senior quarter- Oxbridge in the league common. Goodwin, from Michigan and California, fished three Unfortunately, there’s also a back Andrew Freeman, who playoffs in November. There’s not much pressure days with SeaSquared Charters. Discher scored this nice dropped four snaps from cen- on this fishery right now. 35-pound African pompano on their final outing.  See Fishing, 2B 2B Wednesday, October 1, 2014 KeysInfoNet.com Keynoter

MARATHON VOLLEYBALL Living Dolphins sweep Westwood COASTAL CLEANUP team traveled to Key West Konrath scoring seven aces, game. “The third game was- Winning’s back Tuesday (score not available five assists and nine kills. n’t really too much. We as the squad at press time). Earlier this Also dominating was Jordan could feel like we could get month, the Dolphins beat the Roney, who had five aces, 13 the win and didn’t give them is now 9-3 Conchs in five games. assists and five kills. Baelee the opportunity to win or Of the Westwood Christian Pettry stood out, too, with come back.” By WILLIAM AXFORD match, Marathon coach Kevin three aces and nine digs. As for Key West, Freeman [email protected] Freeman said, “The night The match started with calls the Conchs, 3-7 follow- before [against Archimedean Westwood Christian giving ing a weekend tournament, The volleyball Lady High School], we lost five in Marathon a fight. But that had his team’s “biggest rival.” Dolphins are back to win- a set but didn’t have much dwindled by the third game. “It’s always fun to play ning after a Friday match at time to think about our streak “The girls weren’t as them down there,” the Marathon High School going awry. We came out and focused as I’d like them to coach said. “We’re better against Westwood Christian, played hard.” be in the first game,” said than we were last time but winning 25-19, 25-19, 25-9. Friday’s scores reflect the Freeman, who saw his team they are, too.” Marathon is now 9-3. The Fins’ toughness, with Sydney start to relax by the second PREP VOLLEYBALL Canes best Conchs in weekend tourney BY DICK WAGNER to Coral Shores. The Conchs went on to lost to tournament winner Keynoter Contributor The first game was close score the game’s last five Palm Beach Central, 25-21, early, but then the Hurricanes’ points for a 25-18 victory, 25-23. They led, 23-20, in The air-conditioner was Melissa Helphrey took over which set up a deciding the second game, but then broken, necessitating open with her kill shots. Late in the game to 15. became rattled and Central doors and a couple of big game, she proved that she That game was dominated ran off five consecutive fans, but the volleyball went isn’t just a hard hitter by guid- by Coral Shores, which rode points. Coral Shores went on over the weekend at the ing a medium-speed shot just the hitting of Helphrey and the home with a 7-8 record. Bobby Menendez Gym. out of the reach of four Conch serving of Skylar De Moss. Thiery commended It was under sweaty con- defenders that made it 23-14. Leading 13-7, the Hurricanes Brooklyn Irwin for her ditions that Key West High A kill by Haley Curry and got the final two points when defensive effort, saying the and Coral Shores met at 9:30 a Conch error closed out Brooklyn Irwin followed up senior captain “played as Saturday morning as part of the game. her tip shot with a spike on a hard as I have seen.” a four-team tournament. The Conchs won the sec- perfect set by De Moss. Sophomore libero Delaney The day before, the Kim ond game, 25-18. A kill and “Melissa Helphrey has Hoag continued to improve Butler-coached Conchs and an overhead shot by Sarah really elevated her game,” with “spot-on passing,” said the Andy Thiery-led Pike got Key West even at Thiery said. “She’s mixing the coach. Brittany Doyle Hurricanes had defeated 10-10 and, later, a tip shot by up her shots and playing served 15 straight points in University and lost to Palm freshman Keely Butler and a with controlled aggression the win over University. Beach Central. Now, the service point by Emily on every point.” Key West finished with Conchs were trying to Kailian increased a Key There were still two another win over University avenge an early-season loss West lead to 18-15. games left. The Hurricanes to go to 3-7. KEY WEST CROSS COUNTRY Wagner breaks 10-year school mark BY DICK WAGNER school history. Dickerson, however, still ran, 24:12. She edged teammate Keynoter Contributor The next Conchs to finish and was fifth in 18:55. Jane Welzien, who was 14th were Jerry Burgess, who was The girls race was won in in 24:26. Next were Catherine Saturday morning, Key sixth in 18:55; Leif Cisneros 20:41 by Jessica Delviso of Richardson (25:36), Olivia West High senior Everett (ninth,19:34); Bobby Black Bayard Rustin High of West Kennedy (26:05) and Brinn Wagner ran the 3.1-mile (10th, 19:42); and R.J. Chester, Pa. Davis (27:00). cross-country course at the Southwell (12th, 19:55). Key West, which was The Conchs compete Key West Golf Club faster Coral Shores’ runners fourth behind West Orange, Friday at the Flrunners.com Groups throughout the Florida Keys came out Sept. 20 for The than any Conch ever had. were at the meet but there Spruce Creek and Bayard com Invitational at Chain of Ocean Conservancy’s annual International Coastal Cleanup, In winning the three-team weren’t enough to constitute a Rustin, was led by sophomore Rocks Park in Titusville. removing debris from shorelines, mangroves and other boys race of the Key West team. The Hurricanes’ Colin Lexi Wilson, who was 13th in Autumn XCursion, Wagner marine areas. Among the groups participating are (from top) came in with a time of 17 the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary on Big Pine Key, cleaning Scout minutes, 54 seconds, which KEY WEST SWIMMING Key; volunteers with A Deep Blue Dive Center in Key Colony broke the record of 18:01 Beach, working at the ‘Thunderbolt’ wreck; science students that had been held for 10 Two Conchs set school records and teachers Lynn Cox and Roxanne Skaggs at Marathon High years by Zack Black. School, in the mangroves behind the school; and the “When he was 100 yards terfly in 56.89 seconds to the 100 backstroke. BY DICK WAGNER Marathon Women of the Moose, at Bahia Honda State Park. out and saw the clock, he Keynoter Contributor finish second in that event, Brisson, Carbone, Green went into an all-out sprint,” and Carbone swam the 200 and Samir Mendoza said Key West coach Key West High swim- freestyle in 1:54, a second Sanchez teamed to win the Terence White. mers Marcus Brisson and behind winner Paolo Sunyak 400 free relay in 3:41, four LIVING BRIEFS Wagner led the Conch T.J. Carbone set school of Barron Collier. seconds ahead of Barron boys to first place, ahead of records Saturday in a meet The Conch boys team lost, Collier’s best team. Marathon tai chi November’s book selection West Orange and Spruce against Naples Barron 100-70, and the Key West For the Key West girls, is “The Necklace,” a work of Creek. Their average time of Collier at the Florida girls lost, 121-49. Both teams Morgan Bentley was the classes offered nonfiction by Cheryl Jarvis. 19:12, despite a wet course, Community College pool. fell to 3-3 on the season. only winner, finishing first The story: Thirteen women The Marathon location of was the second-fastest Key Brisson set the Conch “We swam very well with in the 100 fly in 1:07. She chip in to buy an expensive the Taoist Tai Chi Society of West time on the course in record in the 100-yard but- many personal bests,” said was also second in the 200 necklace to share and how the USA begins new classes Key West coach Lori Bosco. individual medley in a per- that event their lives. at 6:30 tonight at St. Brisson won the 50 free in sonal-best 2:29. To find out more, call Ann Columba Episcopal Church 23:08 and Carbone was sec- Story Magidson swam a Lynch at 731-8683. on 52nd Street bayside in ond in the 500 free in 5:26 — personal-best 2:18 in the 200 Marathon. Anyone interested 28 seconds behind Sunyak. free. Tessa Eggers was third can attend. Oktoberfest set Isaiah Green won the 100 in the 100 back and her sis- The one-hour classes are ISLAMORADA, VILLAGE OF ISLANDS breaststroke in 1:03 and ter, Sophie, was fourth in the at Basilica School held Saturdays at 9 a.m. and Devin Carson was second in 500 free. Request for Letters of Interest and Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. For The Basilica School of Qualifications For Professional General more information, send an e- Mary Immaculate Star of the Engineering and Architectural Services mail to [email protected] Sea in Key West has its Pauchey notches or call (305) 748-0799. Southernmost Oktoberfest (RFQ-14-02) planned for 4 to 9 p.m. Orchid experts Saturday at the school, 700 Islamorada, Village of Islands is seeking the services of a firm or indi- five tackles Truman Ave. There will be a beer gar- vidual to provide Professional General Engineering and Architectural From Hurricanes, 1B second quarter. speaks Thursday Services, (Civil Engineering, Roadway Engineering, Drainage Design, den, with Warsteiner beer the Center Sam Kraus han- The season’s first meeting Transportation/Traffic Engineering Services, Structural Engineering, O’Berry and Andy Bautista dled Florida’s nose guard beer of choice. There will Environmental Engineering, Surveying and Mapping Services) for miscel- of the Key West Garden also be wine, soda and water. each made three solo stops. while right guard O’Berry Club, set for 1:30 p.m. laneous Village projects. The Village intends to retain (3) qualified firms. Dinner will be a traditional The defensive backfield helped backs turn the corner, Thursday at the 1800 Atlantic stayed active, with safety Holly said. Correa and Cash German dinner of brat, sauer- Condominiums, has Peter kraut and German potato Interested firms/individuals must submit Letters of Interest and Paul Pauchey getting five each carried four times for 34 Kouchalakos discussing all salad. There’s a kids meal Qualifications on or before 3:00 p.m. EST, Friday, October 31, 2014, as tackles. Darren Govan inter- yards, in relief of sidelined things orchid. cepted a Patriot pass and Juan halfback Henry Jacobsen. option of a hot dog and chips. provided for in the Request for Qualifications statement. A complete copy Kouchalakos owns PCK Proceeds benefit the of RFQ-14-02 may be obtained on www.demandstar.com, the Village Mayo recovered a fumble. The Canes were up 14-3 Orchids and Exotic Plants in The Hurricanes scored at halftime, and added a 30- school’s scholarship fund and website www.islamorada.fl.us or by calling the Office of the Village Clerk Coral Gables. He’s a former after-school programs. at (305) 664-6412. on their first possession, a 6- yard field goal by Pauchey president of the Pan late in the fourth quarter. Among costs are $8 for Published 10/1/14 The Keynoter, Marathon, FL 33050 yard touchdown run by American Orchid Society Dunn after he barged for 34- The Hurricane junior- German dinner, $4 for a kids and former president of the meal and $5 for a commemo- yard run earlier in the drive. varsity team is scheduled Bromeliad Society of South Jacobsen went around to play at Curley against rative 22-ounce beer mug Florida and is a “certified (refills are $4). MM 82 the right end to score the Knight JV at 5:30 p.m. horticultural professional” by 305-664-4335 from 24 yards out in the Thursday. the Florida Nursery Growers Association. He will also Food-based party 4-8 PM HAPPY HOUR have orchids and bromeliads helps kids center 1/2 PRICE APPETIZERS Mangrove snapper to sell. Parking for the meeting is The St. James Children’s on side streets so you may Center in Islamorada, in col- biting strong want to carpool. Use the west laboration with the SALT entrance to the condominiums. Fusion Cuisine/Cana From Fishing, 1B beginning to show. This Lounge, has what they call an fishing will improve as Asian Hot Pot and Fondue istincti large number of sharks we move into October. Book club meets ity, D ve a Party set for Saturday from 6 Nud nd T inhabiting the same areas. If tal asteful Friday for ‘Hedgehog’ to 8 p.m. at the Cana Lounge, To you find them overstaying Capt. Chris Johnson is a mile marker 82.7 oceanside. their welcome, try moving member of the Yamaha The Marathon Library Proceeds benefit the chil- to a more shallow area. National Fishing Team and Couples Welcome Book Club discusses Muriel dren’s center. In the bay, the mangrove specializes in offshore, Private Table Dances Barbary’s “The Elegance of The night is designed to be snapper bite is very good on gulf/bay, reef/wreck, sailfish, the Hedgehog” when it meets Full Liquor & Menu an interactive soiree. For par- the nearshore wrecks, grass shark and tarpon fishing at 10 a.m. Friday at the ents, there is free babysitting till 4 AM banks and channel cuts. The with SeaSquared Charters Marathon library, next to at St. James the Fisherman fish are in the one- to three- out of Porkyís Bayside Fishermen’s Community Episcopal Church, mile mark- pound class. Marina in Marathon. You Hospital. er 87.5, from 5:30 to 9 p.m. And further out in the can reach him at 743-5305, The story: In an elegant Call 852-2161 for tickets ($99 gulf, the occasional http://SeaSquaredCharters.c Paris hotel, a concierge wit- per couple, $50 per single) keeper-size gag grouper om and http://Facebook.com nesses the lavish lives there, and to sign up for babysitting. and small cobia are /MarathonFishing. much to their ignorance. Keynoter KeysInfoNet.com Wednesday, October 1, 2014 3B

THE DESSERT TRAY GIVING BACK Pie in a bun? Oh yes Bring on fall with pumpkin on the table By ALISON LADMAN Associated Press

A pumpkin pie. Rolled up in a cinnamon bun. Do we have your attention yet? That’s right: We took our autumn baking to a delicious new level by combining two classics, then topping them with an intensely good homemade caramel sauce spiked with flaked sea salt for added oomph and to con- trast to all that sweetness. When slicing the log of dough into individual buns, a serrated knife works well. You also can use unflavored, unwaxed dental floss (or heavy thread). To do this, hold a length of floss (about 15 inches or so) by both ends. Slide the floss under the log and move it down to where you would make the first cut. Now lift both ends Donna Nelson (right), owner of the Imagination Station Toy Store on North Roosevelt up over the dough log and Boulevard in Key West, donated hundreds of toys, games, puzzles and stuffed animals to pull in opposite directions Sydney’s Hope Project, an organization that ‘enhances the lives of pediatric oncology across the log to slice patients through socially and emotionally uplifting hands-on one-on-one experiences, through. Repeat with the Associated Press photo by MATTHEW MEAD games, activities and events.’ Accepting some of them is Sydney Hamilton, 14, a cancer remaining rolls. survivor and junior at Key West High School who founded Sydney’s Hope, which The ingredients for the This shows salted caramel pumpkin buns. The bun has partnered with the Cancer Foundation of the Florida Keys. The donated items will dough: combines two classics, pumpkin pie and a cinnamon bun, G be sent to patients (and their siblings) being treated for cancer siblings at Miami Three tablespoons gran- which is topped with a homemade caramel sauce. ulated sugar. Children’s Hospital. G One teaspoon kosher ted with a dough hook, com- on one long side (leave one salt. bine all ingredients and mix inch of that long side bare). G One and half cups of on low until the dough is Starting with that side, roll LIVING BRIEFS milk, warmed slightly. soft and elastic, about eight up the dough into a log like a G Four tablespoons (half a minutes. Alternatively, the jelly roll, pinching the sides Keys get chapter 451-0088 to schedule in Wendy.Tribble@keysschoo stick) unsalted butter, room dough can be mixed by to seal. advance or for more infor- ls.com, in the Middle Keys temperature. hand. If so, in a large bowl Using a sharp knife, cut of military group mation. to Katrina Wiatt at G Four cups all-purpose combine all ingredients but the log into 12 rounds. Katrina.Wiatt@keysschools flour. start with two cups of the Arrange the rounds in the The Military Officers Take Stock still .com or in the Lower Keys G One tablespoon instant flour, then slowly work in prepared pan. If using the 9- Association of America has to Chuck Licis at yeast. the remaining two cups as by-13-inch pan, the buns established a chapter in the seeks adult mentors Chuck.Licis@keysschools. G Half a teaspoon ground the dough comes together. Florida Keys. com. Or call 293-1546. cardamom. Turn the dough out onto a The national organiza- The Monroe County For the filling: floured work surface and tion comprises active, Education Foundation is Registration open G Two ounces cream knead several times. Cover We took our retired and past commis- looking for volunteers to cheese, room temperature. with plastic wrap and let rest autumn baking sioned officers of the U.S. mentor students from Key for cancer walk G A third of a cup canned for 15 minutes. military. It functions as an Largo to Key West in its pumpkin. Once the dough has rest- to a delicious advocate for military per- flagship program, Take What’s dubbed the G One egg white. ed, use a rolling pin to roll it new level by sonnel. Local chapters are Stock in Children. Making Strides Against G Half a teaspoon ground out into a 12-by-18-inch rec- also involved with charita- Under Take Stock, stu- Breast Cancer 5K Walk, a dry ginger. tangle. If the dough shrinks combining two ble organizations. dents sign a contract in free awareness event, is G Quarter of a teaspoon back, allow it to rest a little classics. A A chartering ceremony seventh grade promising to planned for Oct. 11 in ground nutmeg. longer before continuing. and luncheon is planned stay drug-, crime- and Marathon. G Quarter of a teaspoon Heat the oven to 350 pumpkin pie for 11:30 a.m. Oct. 17 at alcohol-free; perform com- The walk starts at 8:30 cinnamon. degrees. Coat a 9-by-13- rolled up in a the Marathon Yacht Club munity service; maintain a a.m. at the firehouse at For the glaze: inch baking pan with cook- on 33rd Street bayside. certain grade level; and Florida Keys Marathon G Three tablespoons but- ing spray. Alternatively, line cinnamon bun. Retired Navy Vice Adm. meet weekly with their Airport (registration opens at ter. a rimmed baking sheet with Norbert R. Ryan, president mentors. If completed by 7). Parking will be available G One and a quarter cups kitchen parchment and coat of the national group, will the time of graduation from across U.S. 1 at Kirk of the packed dark brown sugar. with cooking spray. will touch. If using a baking present the charter. high school, they get a full- Keys Presbyterian Church G Half a cup light cream. To prepare the filling, in a sheet, the buns can be spread Cost for the chartering ride scholarship to a and the Seaward Motel field. G One teaspoon cinna- medium bowl use an electric out (and will cook slightly event and lunch is $25. All Florida college. Preregister online at mon. mixer beat together the faster). Cover with plastic past and present commis- To find out more, send www.makingstrideswalk G One teaspoon vanilla cream cheese, pumpkin, egg wrap and allow to rise until sioned officers in the Keys an e-mail to Wendy Tribble .org/marathonfl or call bean paste. white, ginger, nutmeg and slightly puffy, about 20 min- are invited. To find out in the Upper Keys at Suzy Curry at 289-0015. G Half a teaspoon flake cinnamon. Spread the pump- utes. Bake for 25 to 30 min- more, call Kyle Campbell at sea salt. kin mixture evenly over the utes, or until golden brown (360) 840-6174. To prepare the dough, in rolled out dough going all and the buns reach an inter- the bowl of a stand mixer fit- the way to the edge except nal temperature of 190 Zumba event helps degrees. While the buns bake, cancer research Pumpkin patches open make the glaze. In a medium saucepan over medium-high What’s called a Party in It’s the start of October and that means it’s time in heat, combine the butter, Pink — 90 minutes of the Keys for a visit to one of our pumpkin patches to brown sugar, cream and cin- Zumba fitness — on Oct. 11 buy an orange orb or two: namon. Cook, stirring fre- benefits the Zumba Global G In the Upper Keys, Burton United Memorial quently, for 5 minutes or Research Grant for Breast Methodist Church, mile marker 93 oceanside, opens its until slightly thickened. Stir Cancer Prevention in part- pumpkin patch Sunday. Hours are noon to 7 p.m. every in the vanilla bean paste and nership with the Susan G. day through Oct. 31. salt. When the buns are Komen for the Cure group. G The Youth Group at St. Peter Catholic Church, mile cooked, immediately drizzle It starts at 10 a.m. at the marker 31.3 oceanside on Big Pine Key, is setting up its all over with the caramel. Tavernier Elks Lodge, mile pumpkin patch starting at 9 a.m. Saturday. The public is Allow to cool for 10 minutes marker 92.6. Tickets are invited to help. The patch will be open for sales from 11 before serving. $20. To find out more, call a.m. to dusk every day from Sunday through Oct. 31. Start to finish: One and a Beth Raines at 394-2797. G The Monroe Association of ReMARCable Citizens half hours (30 minutes active). opens its pumpkin patch Saturday at the MARC Plant Servings: Twelve. Free spay, neuter Store, 1401 Seminary St., Key West. It’s open daily Nutrition information per through Oct. 31 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. serving: 360 calories; 100 clinic in Key Largo calories from fat (28 percent of total calories); 11 g fat (7 The Key Largo Animal g saturated; 0 g trans fats); Shelter has a free spay and WINNING ARTIST 30 mg cholesterol; 60 g car- neuter clinic scheduled for KeysInfoNet.com bohydrate; 2 g fiber; 27 g Oct. 14 for Upper Keys res- sugar; 7 g protein; 290 mg idents. The shelter is at mile sodium. marker 106 oceanside. Call OCTOBER Tax Talk Facts Tag Talk FROM THE TAX COLLECTOR

• We are preparing the 2014 Tax Roll. Tax bills will be mailed out October 31, 2014. • As of October 1, 2014, a 10% penalty will be added to your Local Business Tax. • The Monroe County Tax Collector’s offices will be closed on Monday, October 13th for Columbus Day. The Upper Keys Kiwanis Club has its annual Kids Fun Fishing Derby Sunday, and as part of it held a contest to • Sign up fo Bill Express NOW!! Homepage of www.monroetaxcollector.com just search determine the artwork to adorn the event’s T-shirts and your property click on the “Get Bills” by E-mail button, and then fill out the required fields trophies. Here, winner Ian Anderson from Key Largo to receive your e-bill on November 1st, 2014. School shows off his winning entry with teacher Kimberly Walwar. The derby is based at Key Largo Fisheries, on • The Tax Collector’s Office located at 1200 Truman Ave is selling City of Key West Ocean Bay Drive off mile marker 100 oceanside. It’s open Residential Parking Permits at the cost of $10.00. to kids in kindergarten through fifth grade and costs $50 per team. To sign up, call Tim Bricker at 852-4844. 4B Wednesday, October 1, 2014 KeysInfoNet.com Keynoter

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2725 Fortesque Avenue ALONG THE SAID NORTH- claims with this court WITHIN Oceanside, NY 11572 ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE 2006 1FMEU64E36UA04964 3 MONTHS AFTER THE Ad# 1309977 Robin Mundy Sutton OF U.S. HIGHWAY NO. 1 FORD DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- 82-67 268 Street FOR 21.39 FEET; THENCE N CATION OF THIS NOTICE. NOTICE OF SALE Floral Park, NY 11004 32 DEGREES 21’44" E FOR 2007 KM4CA104871600379 Linda Mundy 704.35 FEET; THENCE N 03 HYOS ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Tenant name followed by Ad# 1290511 1121 Barberry Road DEGREES 40’22" E FOR WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS space number. Bryn Mawr, PA 10910 549.85 FEET; THENCE N 33 2008 L8XTBB80280001093 SET FORTH IN SECTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT William T. Mundy, Jr. DEGREES 20’00" E FOR POPC 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA Shanann Mitchell FOR MONROE COUNTY, 226 Beach 137 Street 573.00 FEET; THENCE N 38 PROBATE CODE WILL BE UNIT # 21 FLORIDA Belle Harbor, NY 11694 DEGREES 50’00" E FOR 94 1GCDC14Z1RZ191203 FOREVER BARRED. PROBATE DIVISION Lois Rothenberg 251.36 FEET; THENCE N 34 CHEVR Frank & Jen Tenzek 208 Hunter Crossing DEGREES 41 ’34" E, A DIS- NOTWITHSTANDING THE UNIT # 34 File No. 2014-CP-80A001-P Carey, NC 27518 TANCE OF 405.85 FEET; Published October 1, 2014 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Division: Upper Keys THENCE S 75 DEGREES Florida Keys Keynoter ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Sale to be held at: ALL INTERESTED PERSONS 15’00" E, A DISTANCE OF TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Sunset Self Storage IN RE: ESTATE OF ARE NOTIFIED THAT: 655.58 FEET; THENCE S 34 AFTER THE DECEDENT’S 136 E. Carroll Street SAMUEL MURRAY DEGREES 15’00" E., A DIS- Ad# 1302359 DATE OF DEATH IS Islamorada, FL 33036 Deceased. All creditors of the estate of TANCE OF 267.38 FEET; BARRED. the decedent and persons hav- THENCE S 59 DEGREES Items believed to be household NOTICE TO CREDITORS CALL FOR BIDS ing claims or demands against 45’13" W, A DISTANCE OF CITY OF KEY COLONY The date of first publication of and garage items will be the estate of the decedent 196.62 FEET TO THE BEACH this notice is October 1, 2014. disposed of at this site on The administration of the other than those for whom SOUTHWESTERLY RIGHT- October 11, 2014 ; or as post- estate of SAMUEL MURRAY, ENGINEERING AND provision for full payment was OF-WAY LINE OF GOLF PROJECT COORDINATION Personal Representative: ed to satisfy owner lien for rent deceased, whose date of made in the Order of Summary CLUB DRIVE AND THE due in accordance with State death was September 13, OF WASTEWATER FACILITY Administration must file their POINT OF BEGINNING, SAID UPGRADES The Northern Trust Company Statutes 83.801 to 83.809. 2013; is pending in the Circuit claims with this court WITHIN POINT ALSO LYING ON A Seller reserves the right to Court for Monroe County, THE TIME PERIODS SET CIRCULAR CURVE CON- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Attorney for Personal overbid. All items or spaces Florida, Probate Division, the FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 CAVE TO THE SOUTHWEST; Representative: may not be available on date address of which is 88820 that the City Commission of OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE THENCE S 59 DEGREES the City of Key Colony Beach, of sale. Overseas Highway, Plantation CODE. ALL CLAIMS AND 45’13"W, AND LEAVING THE Patrick G. Kelley, Esq. Key, FL 33070. The names Florida, requests a sealed bid DEMANS NOT SO FILED SAID SOUTHWESTERLY for the following project: Florida Bar No. 111920 Published October 1, 8, 2014 and addresses of the personal WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF Patrick G. Kelley, P.A. Florida Keys Keynoter representative and the person- NOTWITHSTANDING ANY GOLF CLUB DRIVE A DIS- Project: Engineering services 1401 E. Broward Blvd., #206 al representative’s attorney are OTHER APPLICABLE TIME TANCE OF 65.00 FEET TO A Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301 set forth below. and project coordination for re- PERIOD, ANY CLAIM FILED POINT ON A CURVE TO THE placement screens, platforms Ad# 1310032 TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE LEFT, HAVING: A RADIUS Published October 1, 8, 2014 All creditors of the decedent and chemical feed systems at AFTER THE DECEDENT’S OF 253.50 FEET, A CENTRAL the wastewater facility. Florida Keys Keynoter NOTICE OF SALE and other persons having DATE OF DEATH IS ANGLE OF 04 DEGREES claims or demands against BARRED. 03’27", A CHORD BEARING All work to be in compliance Tenant name followed by decedent’s estate, on whom a OF N 32 DEGREES 16’31" W copy of this notice is required with DEP Specifications. All Ad# 1309307 space number. The date of first publication of AND A CHORD LENGTH OF bidders should be properly to be served must file their this Notice is September 24, 17.95 FEET; THENCE claims with this court ON OR licensed and insured (submit Alex’s Auto Wrecking & Sarah Holloway 2014. ALONG THE ARC OF SAID license and insurance with bid) UNIT # 102 D BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 CURVE, ON ARC LENGTH Parts gives Notice of Foreclo- MONTHS AFTER THE TIME Persons Giving Notice: OF 17.95 FEET TO THE END sure of Lien and intent to sell OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Bid package including bidder these vehicles on 10/15/2014 Sale to be held at: JILL P. ACCARDI OF SAID CURVE; THENCE N response form and project Bonefish Bay Self Storage OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 2725 Fortesque Avenue 55 DEGREES 41’46", A DIS- 9:00:00 AM at 111 US High- DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF review are available from way 1 #107 Key West, FL 12693 Overseas Highway Oceanside, NY 11572 TANCE OF 65.00 FEET TO Building Official Marathon, FL 33050 SERVICE OF A COPY OF THE SAID SOUTHWESTER- 33040 pursuant to subsection THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Edward A. Borysiewicz, 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. ROBIN MUNDY SUTTON LY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF City Hall, 600 W. Ocean Drive, Items believed to be household 82-67 268 Street GOLF CLUB DRIVE TO A Alex’s Auto Wrecking & Parts All other creditors of the Key Colony Beach, FL 33051, reserves the right to accept or and garage items will be Floral Park, NY 11004 POINT ON A CURVE TO THE phone 305-289-1212, Ext. 1. disposed of at this site on decedent and other persons RIGHT, HAVING: A RADIUS reject any and/or all bids. All having claims or demands sales are as-is and final October 11, 2014 ; or as post- Attorney for Person Giving OF 318.50 FEET, A CENTRAL SEALED BIDS may be submit- ed to satisfy owner lien for rent against decedent’s estate must Notice: ANGLE OF 04 DEGREES file their claims with this court ted as follows: 3P3AA4639ST510010 due in accordance with State ROBERT G. SIMSES, ESQ. 03’27", A CHORD BEARING 1. MAIL to City Commission, Statutes 83.801 to 83.809. WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER Florida Bar No. 0346160 OF S 32 DEGREES 16’31"E 1995 PLYMOUTH THE DATE OF THE FIRST P.O. Box 510141, Key Colony Seller reserves the right to Simses & Associates, P.A. AND A CHORD LENGTH OF Beach, FL 33051-0141 overbid. All items or spaces PUBLICATION OF THIS 400 Royal Palm Way, 22.55 FEET; THENCE JYA3JCE03WA065346 NOTICE. 2. DELIVER to City Hall, 600 1998 YAMA XV535 may not be available on date Suite 304 ALONG THE ARC OF SAID W. Ocean Drive, Key Colony of sale. Palm Beach, FL 33480 CURVE, AN ARC LENGTH ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Beach, Florida 1G1ND52J6Y6215641 Telephone: (561) 835-1313 OF 22.55 FEET TO THE Published October 1, 8, 2014 WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS POINT OF BEGINNING. 2000 CHEVROLET SET FORTH IN SECTION SEALED BIDS MUST BE Florida Keys Keynoter Published September 24, SUBMITTED BY 9:30 A.M. 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA October 1, 2014 PARCEL CONTAINS 1316 LWGTCAP068C004306 PROBATE CODE WILL BE ON Tuesday October 21, 2008 BAJA Florida Keys Keynoter SQUARE FEET, MORE OR 2014. FOREVER BARRED. LESS. Ad# 1310274 Published October 1, 2014 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TO BE OPENED IN THE OF- Florida Keys Keynoter COMPETITIVE Ad # 1293721-CC Pursuant to CONSENT FINAL FICE OF THE CITY CLERK. TIME PERIOD SET FORTH JUDGMENT entered in a case SOLICITATION / ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED A report of the bids will be BID OPENING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF pending in said Court, the made by the Building Official at TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Style of which is: AFTER THE DECEDENT’S THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL the Regular City Commission Ad# 1309896 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Meeting beginning at 9:30 a.m. DATE OF DEATH IS THE BANK OF NEW YORK TO PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS BARRED. MONROE COUNTY on Thursday, October 23, 2014 NOTICE OF SALE THAT the Monroe County MELLON F/K/A THE BANK OF City Hall Auditorium. NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE School District will be receiving The date of first publication of NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Tenant name followed by bids for the following: SALE BY CLERK OF THE FOR THE CERTIFICATE PLEASE MARK ENVELOPES space number. this notice is: September 24, HOLDERS OF CWMBS, INC., 2014. CIRCUIT COURT AS FOLLOWS: RFP 2014548 CHL MORTGAGE PASS Engineering & Project Brandon Cavanaugh THROUGH TRUST 2004- Stop Loss Insurance VICTORIA ELLEN MURRAY Notice is hereby given that the Coordination of Wastewater UNIT # 6 HYB6, Facility Personal Representative undersigned, AMY HEAVILIN, BID OPENING - October 24, Clerk ad-Interim Clerk of the OPENING DATE: Rebecca Dunn 8592 SW 61st Terrace Road Plaintiff 2014 2:00 PM, MCSD Admin- Ocala, Florida 34476 Circuit Court of Monroe October 21, 2014 UNIT # 142 istration Bldg, 241 Trumbo County, Florida, will on the 7th VS. Road, Key West, FL 33040. Urban J. W. Patterson day of October 2014, at 11 Bids received after 9:30 a.m. Sale to be held at: o’clock a.m., at 500 Whitehead on October 21, 2014 will be Atlantic Storage Attorney for Personal LESLIE E. DUDLEY, et. al Bid Documents may be Representative Street Monroe County, in the returned to the sender unop- 75 Industrial Road requested from Demandstar City of Key West, Florida, offer ened. The City Commission Big Pine Key, FL 33043 Email: [email protected] Defendant. by calling 1-800-711-1712 Secondary Email: for sale and sell at public reserves the right to accept or or by going to the website outcry to the highest and best reject any and all bids. Items believed to be household [email protected] And the Docket Number of www.demandstar.com Florida Bar No. 382035 bidder for CASH the Following and garage items will be or by going to described property situated in which is Number 44-2009-CA- Cathy Henninger, City Clerk disposed of at this site on Urban J. W. Patterson, P.A. 1449-K. www.KeysSchools.com/rfp. P.O. Box 783 Monroe County, Florida to wit: October 11, 2014 ; or as post- The public record document Published September 27, ed to satisfy owner lien for rent Islamorada, FL 33036 WITNESS my hand and the is available at the Purchasing Telephone: 305-664-5065 TOWNHOME UNIT 398 OF October 1, 2014 due in accordance with State Department, 241 Trumbo THE KEY WEST GOLF CLUB Official Seal of Said Court, this Florida Keys Keynoter Statutes 83.801 to 83.809. 28th day of May 2014. Road, Key West, FL 33040. Published September 24, DEVELOPMENT, Seller reserves the right to ACCORDING TO THE overbid. All items or spaces October 1, 2014 Amy Heavilin All bids must be received on or Florida Keys Keynoter DECLARATION OF PROTEC- Ad# 1305843 may not be available on date before dates specified in the TIVE COVENANTS, Clerk of the Circuit Court of sale. Monroe County, Florida bid documents. The Monroe RESTRICTIONS AND EASE- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT County School District MENTS OF THE KEY WEST Published October 1, 8, 2014 Ad# 1293531 (Circuit Court Seal) FOR MONROE COUNTY, reserves the right, at its sole GOLF CLUB, A TOWNHOME FLORIDA Florida Keys Keynoter discretion, to accept or reject PLANNED UNIT DEVELOP- PROBATE DIVISION any and all bids and to wave IN THE CIRCUIT COURT MENT, AS RECORDED IN By: Shonta McLeod FOR MONROE COUNTY, Deputy Clerk informalities or irregularities OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK File No. 14-CP-000088-P when it is in the best interest of FLORIDA 1377, AT PAGE 750 OF THE PROBATE DIVISION Florida Statute 45.031: Any the Board to do so. PUBLIC RECORDS OF IN RE: ESTATE OF MONROE COUNTY, person claiming an interest in File No.14-CP-000097-P the surplus from this sale, if CHRISTINE C. CHILDREE Please contact Suanne Lee, FLORIDA, AND ANY a/k/a CHRISTINE CARSON Purchasing Supervisor, with Division Probate AMENDMENTS THERETO. any, other than the property owner as of the date of the Lis CHILDREE any questions regarding this IN RE: ESTATE OF Pendens must file a claim with- Deceased. WOW bid. Suanne.Lee@KeysSchool MORE PARTICULARLY DE- WILLIAM T. MUNDY in 60 days after the sale. s.com or (305) 293-1400 Ext SCRIBED BY METES AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS 53360. Deceased. BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS: Published September 24, 2014 The administration of the Published October 1, 4, 8, NOTICE TO CREDITORS BEING A PART OF LAND LO- October 1, 2014 (summary administration) Florida Keys Keynoter estate of CHRISTINE C. 2014 CATED ON , CHILDREE, deceased, whose Florida Keys Keynoter MONROE COUNTY, date of death was June 12, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING FLORIDA AND BEING MORE LOOK !!! CLAIMS OR DEMANDS 2014, is pending in the Circuit PARTICULARLY DESCRI- Ad# 1296594 Court for MONROE County, AGAINST THE ABOVE BED BY METES AND ESTATE: Florida, Probate Division, the BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS: NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: address of which is 88820 Overseas Highway, Plantation, You are hereby notified that COMMENCING AT COORDI- ARNOLD’S AUTO & MARINE an Order of Summary Adminis- Florida 33070. The names and NATES OF WHICH ARE N REPAIR, INC. gives Notice of addresses of the personal rep- tration has been entered in the 87,107.701 AND E 251, YOU HAVE IT. Foreclosure of Lien and intent resentative and the personal estate of WILLIAM T. MUNDY 328.207 BASED ON THE to sell these vehicles on (a/k/a WILLIAM MUNDY), representative’s attorney are UNITED STATES COAST 10/22/2014, 09:00 am at 5540 set forth below. deceased, File Number 14-CP- AND GEODETIC SURVEY’S 3RD AVE KEY WEST, FL 000097-P, by the Circuit Court MERCATOR GRID COORDI- 33040-6032, pursuant to sub- All creditors of the decedent for MONROE County, Florida, NATE SYSTEM WHICH HAS section 713.78 of the Florida Probate Division, the address and other persons having FOR ITS ZERO COORDI- Statutes. ARNOLD’S AUTO & claims or demands against of which is 88820 Overseas NATES A POINT AT LATI- MARINE REPAIR, INC. Highway, , FL decedent’s estate on whom a TUDE 24 DEGREES 20’00" reserves the right to accept or copy of this notice is required 33070; that the decedent’s NORTH AND 500.000 WEST reject any and/or all bids. date of death was October 19, to be served must file their OF LONGITUDE 81 DE- claims with this court ON OR 2013: that the total estimated GREES 00’00" WEST. SAID 11 L2BB03303BB321330 value of the estate is $32,206 BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 POINT BEING THE INTER- BAOD MONTHS AFTER THE TIME and that the names and SECTION OF THE EASTER- addresses of those to whom it OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION LY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF 1997 1FMCA11U2VZC39369 OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 Somebody else wants it. has been assigned by such JUNIOR COLLEGE ROAD FORD order are: DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF AND THE NORTHERLY SERVICE OF A COPY OF RIGHT-Of-WAY LINE OF U.S. 2003 3VWSE69M83M049223 THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Have something you no longer need? Name HIGHWAY NO.1 (STATE VOLK Address ROAD NO.5) AT THE WEST- All other creditors of the dece- Sell it in our classifieds! ERLY END OF JUNIOR 2005 4M2ZU66KX5UJ04870 Jill P. Accardi dent and other persons having COLLEGE ROAD; THENCE N MERC claims or demands against de- (305) 743-5551 or [email protected] CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN 70 DEGREES 58’03" E CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN cedent’s estate must file their CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVYXYZ<>1234567890,./-=_+:” Keynoter KeysInfoNet.com Wednesday, October 1, 2014 5B

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FRED'S BEDS 100s of Beds POSITIONS AVAILABLE AT: Goldendoodle Miniature Factory Direct to You The Guidance/Care Center, Inc. pups, health cert., 1st shots, New Tropical Wicker CKC registered. $2200. 239-560-6525 Bedroom and Living Room Behavioral Health Therapist - Marathon # 187 Dinettes, Futons, Recliners Providing individual and group counseling for mental Simmons Beautyrest health and substance abuse clients at Marathon Office. Florida License Required: LCSW, LMHC or LMFT. Bi-lin- LOST YOUR PET? www.fredsbeds.com OR NOW HIRING gual preferred. Full time. FOUND A PET? FREE DELIVERY Full Time & Part Time Tellers CALL US TO PLACE A Client Advocate- Key West #746 & #792 FREE AD Marathon • MM 53.5 • 743-7277 in Marathon Big Coppitt • MM 9.5 • 295-8430 Assists individual with mental illness in accessing THE KEYNOTER community services. Front Office HS Diploma/GED 305-743-5551 We are seeking candidates for full and part-time Required. Bilingual, Spanish Speaking Preferred. Teller positions. Must be flexible and able to work weekends. Teller experience, cash handling Case Manager - Key West #711 & Key Largo #805 and/or excellent customer service skills required. Coordinating and providing services to adult clients. To apply, please go to www.my100bank.com, and Bachelor’s degree in a human service field and 1 year then click Careers. For assistance, please call experience working with the population required. Jackie at (305) 676-3004. Bilingual preferred. Full time. PRIVATE COLLECTOR WANTS Rolex Dive watches EEO/AA/M/F/Veteran/Disabled Substance Abuse Counselor- Key West #812 and Pilot Watches. Old model For Jail Incarceration Program at Monroe County Military clocks & watches. Detention Center in Key West. Bachelor’s degree in Call 305-743-4578. Centennial Bank is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified appli- cants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, Human Services Field required. CAP and Bilingual religion, color, national origin, sex, age, status as a protect veteran, Preferred. Full time. among other things, or status as a qualified individual with disability. Driver #755 Drive and maintain van for transportation of clients. CDL w/ P Endorsement. RV LOTS FOR RENT PARK MODEL TRAILER in MARATHON Maintenance Assistant - Marathon #783 in Marathon. Sleeps 4, on Adult Park. 305-743-6519 High School Diploma/ GED needed. water. Handicapped acces., tiki bar.Lot rent $7750/yr; mobile home $45,000. 973-670-5416 All applicants must submit: 1) resume; 2) three references; or 414-217-8393 3) undergo background, fingerprint, and drug screening prior A Move in Now, Marathon CLIMATE CONTROLLED to any offer of employment. From $325, weekly rentals, STORAGE, MARATHON studio, fully furnished. All util Call Fred’s Beds, Apply online @ http://careers.westcare.com incl. 2 person units. Avl thru 305-743-7277 [email protected] EEOC/DFWP 12/15. Lvs msg. 786-300-1170 Former applicants need not reapply Help Cure Key Fever Mature home/property owners from Ohio will maintain your property in The Keys on a long term basis while paying you rental income. We hope to ELECTRICAL HELPER NEED RELIABLE locate to Middle or Lower Full Charge Bookkeeper wanted. Experience preferred, appliance delivery & Keys. If interested, please : for CPA drivers license required. installation / service tech. contact Gary @ 513-307-2538, firm clients. Must know Call (305) 664-4354 trainee. Clean driving record a or [email protected] write-ups, bank recs & must! Call (305) 664-3662. year-end adjustments/journal MM 100 O/S 2/1 canal, ground entries, AP/AR, payroll, level. totally remodeled. record-keeping, balance sheet, Marathon 3/2 Waterfront, in $1,350 month includes some monthly, quarterly & annual tax BOAT RENTAL COMPANY 1.25 acres Redlands Home dockage. Furn, utils & WiFi Marathon needs person for utilities. F/L/S. reporting. Min. 8 years exp, Customer Service Site, $74,500 or OWNER incl. $2,900/mo. FLS.743-2031 general boat maintenance, 305-451-3658, 305-986-5493 must have more accting Customer service needed for FINANCE, w/ $25K down manatee@manateehavens. painting, pick up & delivery. medical equipment company. software proficiency than just payment. 21515 SW 400th com; manateehavens.com Need driver’s lic. 305-731-5039 Experience in the medical field QuickBooks & must be able to Street, Grandfather letter clean MARATHO N 3/3 unfurn home preferred. Fax resume to 888- title policy. Want to rent long term Iama maintain complete 552-5128 walking distance to Sombrero retired lady, photo and design, confidentiality. Exp. F/T ROUTE PERSON for busy Beach! W/D, huge fenced looking for affordable apt or w/Thompson CS software Marathon vending company. Call Tom (305)246-3483 Marathon area resident pref. [email protected] yard. Small pet OK. No smkg. maids quarter or guest type preferred. E-mail resume to Hiring CNA/HHA in Fla. Keys $2700mo F/L/S 305-849-0711 Solid work ethic & energetic. home for rent, a bottom [email protected]. Bishop, We are hiring qualified WATERFRONT MARATHON apartment under a vacation Rosasco & Co. CPA’s. EOE. Detail oriented. Clean license, caregivers to provide care in 2 BR / 2 BA, private, secure, home. Will work for reduced Class B CDL preferred. HS Monroe. Call us or apply on our MM 97.8 QUIET LOCATION gated, water 3 sides, views, rent. I have furniture so it does grad. Must be bondable. Lots website 305-666-8331/ not need to be furnished. I love of moderate lifting req’d. Will www.vintexqualitycare.com Unfurnished, 1 BR Apt. tiki, all tile, s.s. appl., W/D. Long term. $1750 / mo. + util. to fish so near to water would train. Some mechanical Suitable for 1 person. No pets be ideal. I have 2 very small Bookkeeper needed for resort F/L/S (914) 522-9092 aptitude needed. References / No Smoking. $900 / mo. well behaved, trained dogs, in Key Largo, F/T, P/T, knowl- req. Call Harry 305-304-8244 F/L/S. Call (305) 852-5866. yorkies. ( even though yorkies edge of Quick Books, courte- do not consider themselves ous with a clean, neat appear- CONCIERGE/MARKETING Landscape Maint. Laborer Person Needed Immediately! MARATHO N WATERFRONT dogs) I can also do chores for ance desirable, only non smok- For est’d landscape mainte- reduced rent. I love children, ers need apply at: Please apply @ Hammocks, 2 BR / 1.5 BA MM 100 Furnished, 2br, 2 ba, dock, nance company. Previous MM48 in Marathon. Hourly + pets, golf, swimming and am a [email protected]. landscape maint exp. req’d. Canal front, swimming pool, pool, W/D, month to month. master gardener. I can Com $. Drug Test required. 2nd floor of CBS home. $1700 $2400 + elect & deposit. supervise contractors if need Key Largo. Mike 305-766-2001 Apply at desk. Attn: Mike Kelly / mo. incl util + cable. Small 305-900-0113. Available now! be.I can keep a place looking pet okay. (305) 322-2937. like it belongs in southern LANDSCAPER Appx 30-35 hrs/wk. Flexible daytime hours. Islamorada 1.5br,1.5ba lovely living. I am quiet and keep to Carpenter Seeking skilled myself most of the time so I carpenter, full time, Upper Must pass backgrnd check, furn cottage. W/D, fireplace, Keys. Must be dependable, have transportation and speak oceanview w/beach access. MARATHON would not be a burden. Let me Bonefish Towers know if you have a space that able to read plans, layout, English. Apply in person only Non-smkg; working. $1250 12th floor. 1 BR/1.5 BA. Ocean you would like to make some form, frame, etc. Pay to 7050 O/S Hwy, Marathon. /mo+ elec, F/L/S 664-5439 & gulf view. Avail Dec - March. money on. I promise you would commensurate with skill level. KCB 11 St. 75’ dock w/50 amp $3,000 per mo or $2,500 per get a very reliable tenant and EOE, DFW 305-852-3133 WOW LOOK !!! 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Join the Miami Herald team! Key West Housing Authority Housing Manager DISTRICT The KeyWest Housing Authority has a full time Housing Manager SALES MANAGER position located in the Marathon office. Includes benefits (annual/sick leave) paid health insurance and retirement. Must The Miami Herald is looking for a qualified individual to join have general office, administrative, and property management their newspaper distribution team in the Lower Keys/Key skills. Strong communication and organizational abilities is a Westarea.Youwilloverseeagroupofourcontractedcarriers must to assist in scheduling and act as Liaison with management that deliver our products in the early morning hours, from team. Prefer experience in HUD related field, but willing to train 4am to 8am. the appropriate candidate. Bilingual preferred.

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Deliver our newspapers 7 days a Cabana Breezes in KCB Make BIG Great Pay - Paid Holidays - Paid Vacation hiring all positions! Join our Sick Pay - Medical Insurance week between 4:00 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. team and enjoy competitive $$$$ in the Big Pine / Lower Keys Area pay, benefits, and a great Apply in person or fax resume ocean view every day! Line Bartender, Dancers 171 Hood Ave, MM 91.5, Tavernier Potential Income of cooks, saute’ cooks, pizza cooks, servers, and Servers & Security Phone-305-852-2960 G Fax 305-852-0656 $450 per week bartenders. Apply in person. from 11 am - 2pm daily. Housing available For more information, Monday - Saturday EXPERIENCED HELP ONLY 1 DAVE BUYS PERMITS Call Carter at μ Breakfast Cook Call Mr Ford So Atlantic Snapper, Grouper, μ Prep Cook, Line Cook Gulf Reef, K/Mack, Shark, 305.440.3208 μ Host/Hostess 664-4335 250 HP Yamaha Outboards Sword, Tuna. $$$ in 48 hours! μ Waitstaff Pair of 2001 250 HP OX66 with 904-262-2869, 904-708-0893 850 hrs. Excellent running, μ Bartender WOODY’S MM82 μ well maintained and Bus Person compression checked. All types of permits for sale! Apply in person: Complete with rigging, gauges Rock Shrimp, King Fish, S Sunset Grille & Raw Bar, 7 (including fuel management), Atlantic Snapper, Grouper, Blvd, Marathon. and pair of 6 gallon remote oil Gulf 6 Pack reef & pelagic, Commercial Gulf Reef Fish, NOW HIRING: tanks. $10,000 727-463-3164 [email protected] Gulf Snapper IFQ’s, Long Line BREAKFAST & DINNER Pkg. Many other permits avail. COOKS We buy, sell & broker all types Hideaway Cafe. Call Robert of permits. Call before you buy 289-1554, 10am-12pm. or sell! Please call for prices. Boat slip for rent $200/mo. Licensed & Bonded. All per- Servers with experience Up to 30’. Can accommodate Now hiring, part & full time. mits guaranteed valid for trans- up to 40’ catamarans, etc. No Key West Housing Authority Housing Assistant Apply in person to: fer, many ref’s avail. John liveaboards. Water & electric KEY COLONY INN Potts Jr.321-784-5982, 321- incl. MM 99. (305) 942-3495 302-3630. www.shipsusa.com The Key West Housing Authority has an opening for a 700 W. Ocean Drive, KCB. 18’6" RED WING Custom built, Commercial Dock for Sale Housing Assistant position located in the Marathon 100% rebuilt Mercury 15hp - at Fishermen’s Point, end of 4 stoke, no hours. $9,800. 20th St., Ocean, Marathon. area, Includes benefits (annual/sick leave) health Part time sales clerk Ace AAA condition. In Hallandale Asking $65K. 305-849-7705 Hardware of Big Pine Key, Inc. Beach, FL. 413-531-3444 insurance and retirement. Must have excellent general Practical experience in Live Aboard Dock For hardware applications and 1990 18’ HEWES Rent. Marathon office, administrative and organization skills. Prefer uses required. Call 305-395- Bonefisher 2000 115hp Call 305-743-6519 AAA AUTO/AUTOS WANTED 8717 for application and Yamaha 4 stroke less than ALL YEARS! candidate with prior property management experience. appointment 305-395-8717 500 hrs, w/trailer. $10,000 Junk-Used. Cars-Vans-Trucks OBO. 561-504-5984 Running or not. Cash. Bilingual preferred. 305-332-0483 2007 Chaparral 275 SSI Up to 250 stone Perfect cond. 220 hrs. Granite WANTED: Experienced HVACR Tech crab trap tags. Contact Bill PARADISE TOWING kitchen, teak floors, enclosed Salary D.O. E. F/T. Pay according to Miller (813) 363-9926 or email: is buying junked cars. head. 8.1 Volvo Penta engine experience, benefits. [email protected] Call (305) 731-6540 Apply 240 Sombrero Rd. Marathon Or 1400 Kennedy Call Artic-Temp, Marathon, w/ 450 hp. $54,900 OBO. In Drive Key West or fax resume to: (305)295-6523. 305-743-5288 Marathon. Andy 561-212-3045 All ads posted online at: Drug Free Workplace EOE Pool Cleaner Dependable, 26’ 2005 266 GLACIER BAY WOW LOOK !!! keysInfonet.com detailed person to CANYON RUNNER. brush,vacuum, balance For full details go to chemicals. Upper keys. F/T, www.gcyachts.com Motel Managers Energetic year round. Truck provided. 305-481-6232 couple to run small motel, live EOE, DFW 305-852-3133 on premises, handling front [email protected] Carolina Skiff Specialists All desk, housekeeping, light sizes & models: Sea Fox, maintenance in the Marathon Bennington pontoons & Blue Experienced Reservationist/ area,. Call 786-299-1976 Wave. Call Ft. Myers for West Front Desk Assistant Coast pricing! 800-955-7543 For condo rentals in KCB. CDL DRIVER WANTED Must have customer service, RM/Block Driver. Excellent pay & benefits. EOE. Apply in office, computer experience. Bartenders/Servers, FT or PT Part-time. Email resume and person to Cemex, 1500 107th Professional w/exp. Refs req’d. St. Gulf, Marathon qualifications to: Good pay! Apply at Marathon [email protected] Yacht Club, 825 33rd St, or fax resume 305-289-2076 SERVERS, DISHWASHER WOW LOOK !!! WOW LOOK !!! keysinfonet.com & COOK NEEDED Apply in person BRUTUS SEAFOOD 6950 O/S Hwy, Marathon service directory we’re at your service call us: 743-5551 | [email protected]

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