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FAMILY TIES: FFSC celebrates its good deeds done for military families . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

RUGGED EDGE: This game is played on a precipice of sanity . . . 3

BEACH BASH: This is what the big holiday celebration looked like around NAS Key West this month . . . . . . . . . .10

TOP OF PAGE ONE: A pair of E-2C Hawkeyes assigned to the “Sun Kings” of Airborne Early Warning Squadron (VAW) 116 pass over the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) during an air power demonstration.

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Changes to county’s recycling program promises dividendsBY JAMES E. BROOKSNAS Key West Public Affairs Officer

Changes to the Monroe County recycling program that made local newspaper headlines

last week will bring positive changes to Naval Air Station Key West’s recy-cling program.

According to the air station’s Solid Waste Manager, Helen Stanley, the changes are great news.

“We’ve preached a lot about sepa-rating recyclable materials,” she said. “However, the big change is recycla-ble materials no longer have to be separated.”

Waste Management Director Greg Sullivan, Monroe County and the

air station’s waste removal contrac-tor, says recyclable material will be manually sorted at a processing site in Broward County, Fla.

“We’ve been part of a pilot program for six months where the county’s recyclable materials were combined and trucked to a processing plant in Pembroke Pines,” said Sullivan. “There, a crew of about 150 people separate paper, plastic and glass. We didn’t want to make any announce-ment until we were sure this change was going to work.”

Waste Management coordinated with the air station over the past sever-al months to investigate what impact

U.S. Navy photo by James E. BrooksNaval Air Station Key West Solid Waste Manager Helen Stanley and Waste Management Director Greg Sullivan display the new decal that will go on all the recycling bins on base, instructing users that the bins can holdall recyclables, without sorting them.

U.S. Navy photo by MC2 Rachel McMarr

OS2 (SW) Keya Upshaw does homework for a class toward her criminal justice degree through the University of Phoenix. Beginning in August, service members and veterans will be able to use the new ‘Post 9-11 GI

Bill’ to help pay college tuition costs. A representative from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs will be on board this week to explain the benefits of the bill and note the differences from the Montgomery GI Bill. There will be a family brief Thursday at the Sigsbee Chapel from 6 - 7 p.m., and a command brief July 17 at the Boca Chica Training Facility from 9 - 10:30 a.m.

GET YOUR SCHOOLING ON MyCAA spouse financialaid available at FKCCBY JAMES E. BROOKSNAS Key West Public Affairs

There’s an old saying, “it’s not a matter of what

you know but who you know” that gets you ahead in the world.

Sometimes a little bit of both can make a difference for an entire community.

This week Florida Keys Community College (FKCC) was approved as an edu-cational site for the Department of Defense’s Military Spouse Career Advancement Accounts (MyCAA) program, which provides up to $6,000 a year of finan-cial assistance to mili-

tary spouses to pay for their education.

But local military spouses and FKCC might not have been able to celebrate this event if it wasn’t for a magazine article and a diving class shared with the college president.

JulieAnn Sabon, whose husband Justin works at NAS Key West’s Security Department, applied for financial assistance through the MyCAA Web site https://aiportal.acc.af.mil/mycaa and received notice that she was awarded $6,000 a year, for the next two years, to attain her

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NORFOLK, Va. (July 6, 2009) - Midshipman 3rd Class Jade Surela Prudente, from the U.S. Naval Academy, paints the side of the scuppers on the flight deck of the amphibi-ous assault ship USS Nassau (LHA 4).

U.S. Navy photo by MC2 Amanda Clayton

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EXECUTIVE OFFICERCmdr. Michael Giardino

PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICERJames E. Brooks

EDITORTrice Denny

STAFFMC2 Rachel McMarr

MC3 Michael McNabb

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This Week in Naval HistoryJuly 101934 - USS Houston (CA 30) takes Franklin Delano Roosevelt on first visit of a U.S. president to South America.

July 111943 - Gunfire from U.S. cruisers and destroyers stop German and Italian tank attack against Army beachhead at Gela, Sicily.

July 121916 - USS North Carolina is the first Navy ship to carry and operate aircraft.

July 131943 - During Battle of Kolombangara in Solomon Islands, U.S. lost USS Gwin (DD 433), while Japanese lost light cruiser Jintsu.

July 141882 - Sailors and Marines from four U.S. ships land to help restore order at Alexandria, Egypt.

July 151958 - In response to request by the president of Lebanon, 6th Fleet lands 1,800 Marines at Beirut to support Lebanese government against Communist rebels.

July 161945 - First atomic bomb test at Alamogordo, N.M.

BY BRUCE MOODYFleet and Family Service Program, Commander, Navy Installations Command

The Fleet and Family Support Program marked 30 years of ser-

vice to Sailors and their families July 9. On July 9, 1979, the first Family Service Center (FSC) opened its doors in Norfolk, Va. FSC San Diego opened its doors shortly thereafter.

In 1978 the Navy acknowl-edged that it was losing some of its very best people because of family issues. Then Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Thomas Hayward wrote that his No. 1 priority was to improve retention by improving family awareness and implementing a family support program.

Shortly afterward, the first Navy Family Awareness Conference was held in Norfolk. The conference was originally going to be called the Family Support Conference but orga-nizers changed the name to spotlight their goal to develop resilient and self-reliant fami-lies, not dependent families.

The conference concluded the Navy was insufficiently attending to family needs and the programs and policies designed to support families were inadequate and frag-mented.

“Back then, the chaplains and

the commanding officer’s wife took care of everything,” said Kathy Stokoe. Stokoe joined the newly-opened Norfolk FCS as a volunteer. She was even-tually hired and stayed on to make a career with the pro-gram, retiring in 2008 as Family Readiness Program manager in Washington.

“The chaplains told us that they knew the problems Sailors were having, but they were only intervening,” Stokoe said. “They said educational programs, counseling for Sailors and their spouses would help them over the rough spots, and there would be fewer problems.”

Dr. Ann O’Keefe was the Navy’s first FSC director and attended the conference.

“One of the big misconcep-tions the early staff had to con-front was that the FSC would work to retain people who didn’t belong in the Navy,” O’Keefe said. “In fact, we worked to keep good Sailors by acknowl-edging their strength. We set out from the beginning to pro-vide proactive and educational programs that keep Sailors and families healthy and strong.”

Today, the Fleet and Family Support Program continues to deliver its core mission with a growing number of pro-grams and services focusing on deployment support, crisis response, career support and

counseling for individuals, families and commands.

The Fleet and Family Support Program’s Facebook page is found at www.facebook.com/pages/Washington-DC/Fleet-and-Family-Support-Program/105861457742?ref=mf. The Twitter address is http://twit-ter.com/Fleet_Family.

“We have to be were our cus-tomers are, and they are on social media sites,” said Kathy Korth, Commander, Navy Installation’s Family Readiness Program manager. “We need to join in the conversation that single Sailors and Navy families are having, so they are aware of how much the Navy val-ues them and is prepared to empower them.”

Thirty years after its incep-tion, O’Keefe recalls another difficulty in standing up the program.

“People thought it would be just another flash in the pan,” she said. “They said, why should I get involved? It will just go away.”

But, it did not go away.“I hope that this has shown

that the Navy cares,” she said. “Yes, it’s part of retention, but it’s the right thing to do.”

O’Keefe describes her involvement with launching the first Family Service Center as the biggest, most wonderful part of her life.

Fleet and Family Support celebrates 30 years

• Pre-1970: Chaplains care for individual and family needs - and still do.

• 1970: Navy Ombudsman Program begins.

• 1972: Personal Service Centers are established for infor-mation and referral.

• 1976: Family Advocacy Program (FAP) begins.

• 1978: The Navy’s first Family Awareness Conference convenes

in Norfolk.• 1979: The first

Family Service Centers (FSC) open in Norfolk and San Diego.

• 1980: Norfolk FSC cites 6,000 informa-tion and referral contacts and 556 social work cases opened in its first year.

• 1982: The first overseas FSC opens in Naples, Italy. Deployment Support

and Information and Referral (I&R) programs estab-lished.

• 1985: FSC initiates Spouse Employment Assistance Program (SEAP).

• 1995: FAP is realigned from medical services into FSC.

• 2000: USS Cole - FSC establishes a 24-hour crisis line and Family Assistance Center (FAC) in

Norfolk.• 2001: FSC changes

its name to Fleet and Family Support Center (FFSC); Sept. 11 - FFSC activates 24-hour crisis line and FAC at the Pentagon.

• 2002: Gulf War II - FFSC reports 3.7 mil-lion service contacts, up 16 percent.

• 2003: Usage of FFSC services is at an all-time high: 4.3 mil-lion service contacts.

FFSC 30TH ANNIVERSARY TIMELINE

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British stomp the Conch RepublicBY MC3 MICHAEL MCNABBSouthernmost Flyer

America and Great Britain went to war again. This time, though, there were

no guns and instead of meeting on the battlefield they met on the rugby pitch. The Key West Rugby Club took on British naval ship HMS Iron Duke’s rugby team at Bernstein Park in a friendly rugby match July 3.

Roughly 75 percent of the players on the Key West team were active duty military but nearly as many had little-to-no rugby experience.

Before the game both teams seemed to be in good spir-its, shaking hands and getting to know their opponents. The stands were filled with more than 100 spectators, all of

them cheering and chanting. No traces of bad feelings or ill will were evident as both sides knew that this was no more than a friendly match.

Once the starting whistle blew the smiles and laughter went away and both teams prepared for the 80-minute battle that would ensue. For the major-ity of the first half, both teams seemed to be able to keep the other in check. Anytime a team appeared to be in position to score the other team would find a way to stop them.

It wasn’t until there were only three minutes left in the half that Key West got their first break. A penalty by the British team near the try-line gave Key West an opportunity to get three points on a pen-alty kick. The kick was made by Sunset Lounge General Manager Steve Lynch and Key West went into the half with a 3-0 lead.

Things didn’t go as well for Key West in the second half and the team’s inexperience started to show. A penalty

allowed the Brits to tie the game at 3-3 early in the second half. Soon after they scored a try and converted on the con-version goal and took a 10-3 lead. That try would prove

to be the winning score. Key West would come within five meters of possibly tying the game with only two minutes left but a knock on stopped them in their tracks.

After the game, in a show of good sportsmanship, both teams cheered for the oppo-sition and shook hands, end-ing a very even and hard-fought game.

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U.S. Navy photo by James E. BrooksPlayers from HMS Iron Duke, in black, and the Key West Rugby Team scrum down during a match July 3 at Bernstein Park on Stock Island. Iron Duke won the match 10-3.

U.S. Navy photo by James E. BrooksHMS Iron Duke and Key West Rugby Team players perform a line-out to get the ball back into play.

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Upcoming Events

Tuesday• Meet and Greet the new

community manager and dessert drop-in from 7 - 8:30 p.m. at the Sigsbee Chapel.

July 18• National Hot Dog Day

Celebration - 4 - 7 p.m. across from the housing office on Sigsbee Park.

July 21• Toddler Playtime at Peary

Court - 10 a.m. at the White Street gate park.

July 22• Community Huddle and fire

safety briefing for Sigsbee Park officers and senior enlisted residents - 6 p.m. at the Sigsbee Chapel.

July 23• “Twilight” Teen Book Club

- 2 p.m. at the Balfour Beatty

Communities Office.July 27• Deadline to turn in Recycled

Art Contest entries.July 30• Family Candy Bar Bingo - 7

p.m. at the Sigsbee Chapel.

Community Reminders• Please keep your dogs on

a leash when they are out-side, they may not be left chained up and unattend-ed. Please call 292-5590 to report dogs not on leashes and the address where they are located.

• Make sure you lock up your bikes at all times.

• If you have bulk trash items that need to be picked up, it is your responsibility to call Waste Management at 296-8297 to schedule a pickup.

• Boats and other recreational vehicles may not be stored at your residence. Parking is permitted for 48 hours only.

• Small wading pools, not more than 24 inches in depth, are authorized as long as they are emptied daily. Please do not leave pools unattended while they are holding water.

• You should call 293-3333 in case of an emergency on base. This is the base dis-patch number. If you call 911 for a base emergency, the response time could be delayed.

• You must use your BBQ grill at least 15 feet from the housing structure.

If you would like to have a free fire safety home inspection, you may contact one of the NAS Key West fire inspectors at 293-2330/3106/5799.

Tips to prevent pest infestationThe wet season in the keys brings out all kinds of critters. Please follow these simple tips to keep your house pest free:• Do not allow food, trash,

decaying wood, etc. to remain in or on your property.

• Garbage can lids should be kept closed and secured.

• Cut back limbs, shrubs and vines that touch or overhang your property.

• Check storage areas for rodents.

• Keep all areas where food is prepared, stored or served clean and free of crumbs and grease.

• Before storing end-of-sea-son clothes, make sure they are clean.

• Drawer and cabinet liners, paper grocery bags and even wallpaper can be a source of food to pests.

• Carefully check for pests in furniture, boxes, paper and other items brought into your home.

To report a pest problem, please call the housing main-tenance line at 292-5596.

Recycled Art ContestBalfour Beatty Communities will be hosting a Recycled Art Contest for all interested resi-dents. The artworks must be created from recyclable goods

and materials that would oth-erwise be considered “trash.” A first, second and third place prize will be awarded. In order for an artwork to qualify, the following criteria must be met:

1. All artwork should be resi-dent made.

2. All artwork should contain at least one aluminum can.

3. All artwork must be no larger than 36” in any direc-tion.

4. All artwork must be turned in on time and be labeled with the artist’s name, address, and phone number.

BBC encourages residents to be as creative as possible. Judges will be looking for evidence of originality, good craftsmanship, and creative use of materials.

All entries should be turned in to Stephanie Hertz by July 27. Winners will be announced Aug. 1 at the Environmental Extravaganza.

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YARD OF THE MONTH WINNERS

Balfour Beatty Communities award-ed four Yard of the Month priz-es for the month of June, one for

each housing area. Winners, the Alvarez, Branch, Kehr, and Lohman families, have worked hard to keep their yards looking nice, making our community a better place to live. This month’s winners were recognized and presented with $25 gift certificates to Home Depot. Four yards will be chosen for the month of July.

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The Lohmans, left, have put a lot of work into making their yard a prize winner.

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the change would mean.According to Stanley, the

air station’s recycling program encompasses 70 recycling bins. Those bins were distributed around the various annexes to best collect recyclable materi-als in their respective bins.

“Since we don’t have to sep-arate recyclable materials any-more, we’re going to redistrib-ute the bins to other parts of the annexes where we should be able to increase our reach,” said Stanley. “We won’t need three individual bins behind a building for glass, plastic and paper. Now, we may only need one or two.”

Areas of NAS Key West slated to receive recycling bins are the Navy Exchange on Sigsbee Park, the single Sailor bar-racks on Truman Annex, and the hangars and Seabee com-pound on Boca Chica.

“This change is really going to increase our recycling rates,” said Stanley. “Waste Management will empty the bins wherever we want to put them.”

NAS Key West’s recycling rates are on par with local recycling rates. According to NAS Key West Environmental Director Ed Barham, in 2008 the air sta-tion recycled 147 tons of waste from 1,649 tons collected.

“The amount recycled in 2008 set our baseline from which all future efforts will be measured,” said Stanley.

“Knowing that baseline is an important part of NAS Key West’s Environmental Management System (EMS). One of the primary objectives of our EMS is to reduce solid waste generation through increased recycling.”

The one-container-recycles-all change will make it easier and more convenient to recy-cle. Sullivan says there’s more each person on the air station can do.

“Don’t put recyclables in plastic bags,” he said. “That slows up the sorting process. Also, try to buy your groceries in recyclable packaging and containers. For instance, the plastic orange juice containers are recyclable but waxed card-board cartons aren’t.”

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This Week at the FFSCSuicide AwarenessTuesday, 10 - 11 a.m.A 60-minute class designed to provide different methods to increase awareness of this prev-alent issue. The class will also explore how participants can help those close to them by pro-viding awareness and resources.

Career Options & Navy Skills Evaluation ProgramFirst-Term Career Acceleration WorkshopTuesday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.Boca Chica, Bldg. A-980Young Sailors are informed, inspired and entertained while improving their knowl-edge and ability to man-age their career adventure. CONSEP will provide students with insight into the various aspects of managing a career;

financially, professionally and personally.

The Fleet and Family Support Center is located at 804 Sigsbee Road. Call 293-4408 ext. 28 to enroll. All classes are subject to rescheduling when enroll-ment does not meet minimum requirement. The hours of oper-ation are: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. and Thursday from noon - 4 p.m.

goal of a nursing degree. The excitement of the news was short-lived, however.

“I asked about FKCC and was told it wasn’t an approved facility,” said Sabon.

Undaunted, Sabon picked up the phone and called someone she had recently become friends with through a diving class. That person was FKCC President Dr. Jill Landesburg-Boyle.

“I called her and said, ‘I just received a $12,000 scholar-ship but FKCC isn’t approved for the program!’ She said she wasn’t familiar with the pro-gram and took down all the information about MyCAA and said she would get back

to me about it. I got the good news this week!” said Sabon.

Boyle was happy FKCC could provide another educational service for the community.

“I always tell people if they want something at the col-lege or need something, just ask me,” said Boyle. “JulieAnn called me and asked why FKCC wasn’t an approved site for the program and I asked my staff to look into it. They researched it and came back with an answer. It required JulieAnn to request FKCC as an approved school. She did all the work!”

According to Sabon, spouses who apply for the program will need to provide information about their military other-half. While Sabon received $6,000 a year for two years - the maxi-mum amount of the educa-

tional benefit, some military spouses could receive less if the service member hasn’t served in the military very long.

“MyCAA is a new program and spouses should apply as soon as possible because there’s no guarantee that it will be around for long or if funding remains available,” said Sabon.

A little knowledge combined with knowing someone will-ing to help turned into a life-changing event.

“A nursing degree here would’ve cost me $11,000 and that’s without books,” said Sabon. “What MyCAA means to me is that I’ll be able to gradu-ate from FKCC with my nursing degree by the time my husband transfers from NAS Key West in two and a half years.”

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Planned Boca Chica power outage affects hours of operationA planned power outage on Saturday at Boca Chica will affect hours of operation at the Boca Chica gym and the Auto Skills Center. The facilities will open at 9 a.m. and close at noon.

‘Bash at the Beach’ draws big crowdThe Fourth of July picnic and party at Beach Patio Recreation Center attracted more than 700 patrons, who spent the afternoon playing games, lis-tening to live music and eating barbecue, cotton candy, pop-corn and snow cones.

This year’s event also fea-tured the U.S. Army climbing wall and the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office petting zoo. Iced watermelon, glow neck-laces and steel drum music capped the day, with patrons watching the Rotary fireworks display from the beach.

Special thanks goes to our sponsors who provided more than $4,000 in attrac-tion tickets, giveaways and prizes: Ocean Key Resort, Sebago, Boondocks, Sunny

Days Catamaran, Sunset Watersports, Sunset Watercraft, Balfour Beatty Communities, Coca Cola, Hog’s Breath Saloon, The Restaurant Store, Turtle Kraals, Shirley Can’t Surf and Quiznos.

Runway Grill Lunch Specials!The lunch buffet at Runway Grill on Boca Chica runs from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.• Monday - Chicken fajitas,

Spanish rice, black beans and Mexican corn

• Tuesday - Swedish meat-balls, egg noodles, vegeta-bles and roll

• Wednesday - Meat loaf, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetables and roll

• Thursday - Rib sandwich, macaroni and cheese, baked beans and vegetables

• July 10 - Fried fish, hush puppies, steak fries and cole slaw

The specials are $6 and include a fountain drink. Specials are subject to availability. Healthy alternatives also are available. Call 293-2116 for more infor-mation.

Sunset Lounge to show UFC 100 on big screen!The Sunset Lounge will broad-cast the UFC 100 on the big screen on Saturday. The event begins at 11 p.m. The featured fight will be Frank Mir vs.

Brock Lesnar. There is no cover charge. Appetizer specials will be available for the event.

Other events for the week: Karaoke on Wednesday nights runs from 6:30 p.m. - close. DJ Jay spins tunes from 6:30 p.m. - close on Thursday nights, and there is live music on Fridays from 7 - 11 p.m.

Liberty ProgramsThe Liberty Office is open on Truman Annex Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4 - 6 p.m. in Bldg. 1351, room 117. Feel free to stop in and see Emma to sign up for events!

Liberty is on Facebook - Check out the new pictures posted from the Yankees vs. Marlins baseball game, scuba diving the Vandenberg, rock climbing in Miami and from the Beach Bash on Beach Patio Recreation Center. User Name: “Liberty Key West”• Tuesday - Sunset Lounge

on Sigsbee Park is hosting a Poker Tournament! Starting at 7 p.m., come join in on a Liberty Poker Tournament which will include free food and prizes. Free to play, just show up!

• July 18 - Paintball in Key West! Game time has been changed to 10 a.m. due to the summer heat. Cost: $15 for equipment and 500 rounds; only $5 more for 500 more rounds. You must sign up to play and pay by

Wednesday at noon.• July 19 - Get out of the Keys

and enjoy watching the Florida Marlins take on the Philadelphia Phillies at Land Shark Stadium. The $5 hold-ing fee is returned to you when you get on the bus. Game time is 1:10 pm. and departure from ITT is at 8:30 a.m.

• July 25 - Vans Warped Tour 2009 is coming to West Palm Beach! The long list of bands includes NOFX, Heroes on Parade, Less than Jake and so many more. For $25 a ticket (there are only eight tickets) you will get free transportation to the all day concert. This will be an over-night trip and hotel costs are not included.

• July 26 - Sky Dive Key West! For those thrill seekers out there, this is the best expe-rience ever. Jump out of a plane two miles up and see Key West like you never would have imagined. Cost: $140 for the jump; if you would like video there is an additional charge. Five spots are open!

Sign up for Liberty events by calling Emma Harlow at 293-2682 or e-mail emma.harlow@navy.mil.

July Fitness Boca Chica GymMondays7 a.m. - Command FitnessTuesdays11 a.m. - Butts and Guts with

JillWednesdays7 a.m. - Command Fitness

Thursdays11 a.m. - Butts and Guts with

JillFridays7 a.m. - Command FitnessSaturdays11 a.m. - Kayaking with Tasha**Located out of the Boca Chica Marina. Reservations required: call 293-2480

Sigsbee StudioMondays• 6 a.m. - Interval Command

Fitness• 9 a.m. - Core and More with

Yoga Flow• 4:30 p.m. - Butts and gutsTuesdays• 8 a.m. - Youth Tennis• 5:30 p.m. - Pump with

Monica• 6:30 p.m. - ZumbaWednesdays• 6 a.m. - Interval Command

Fitness• 9 a.m. - Core and More with

Yoga Flow• 4:30 p.m. - Butts and Guts• 5:30 p.m. - Spinning with JillThursdays• 9 a.m. - Youth Weight

Training/Kickboxing• 5:30 p.m. - Pump with

MonicaFridays• 9 a.m. - Pump with DaleSaturdays• 10 a.m. - Zumba

July EventsVolleyball tournament Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Captain’s cup vol-leyball begins July 28.

Open gym volleyball every Tuesday and Thursday from 6 - 9:30 p.m.

Open gym basketball is from 7 - 9:30 p.m. every Monday and Wednesday.

Captain’s Cup bowling kicks off with a social hour Thursday at 3 p.m.

Sunset kayaking - July 24. Join Tasha and the fitness staff for

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St. Paul’sEpiscopal ChurchFather Larry D. Hooper

401 Duval StreetWelcomes the Military Family

SundayHoly Eucharist 7:30 a.m.

Sung Eucharist 9:00 a.m.Sunday School & Nursery

Holy Eucharist 11:00 a.m.

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an evening of fitness, food and fun. Paddle from Navigator’s Bar and Grill on Boca Chica Field to Sunset Lounge on Sigsbee Park. Enjoy a fabu-lous sunset dinner and return transportation to Boca Chica.

All hands golf is available for $30 at the Key West Golf Course every Friday at 11 a.m.

Fitness Assessments using our Polar Body Age System are available by appointment.

For more information on sports call Evans at 293-2683 or e-mail evans.sportsnaskw@yahoo.com.

For more information on fit-ness schedules/events call 293-2480 or bocachicagym@gmail.com

Fitness Center Summer Hours• Sigsbee Studio - 8 a.m. - 8

p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. weekends.

• Beach Patio - 6:30 a.m. - 11 p.m. daily.

• The Boca Chica Fitness Center is open from 5:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. weekdays and from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. on weekends.

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BY KRISTINE M. STURKIENEXCOM PAO

Navy Lodges guests can now get a light break-fast in the morning

thanks to the Navy Lodge Program’s new “Breakfast to Go” Program.

“The ‘Breakfast to Go’ pro-gram has been rolled out to all Navy Lodges in the United States with outstanding response from our guests,” said Michael Bockelman, Vice President, Navy Exchange Service Command (NEXCOM) and Director Navy Lodge Program. “By offering our guests a light breakfast in the morning, we’re giving them an even better value for their money.”

Guests staying in a Navy Lodge in the United States will be able to pick up a “Breakfast to Go” at the front desk. The breakfast, which consists of a snack/breakfast item and bev-erage, is available each morn-ing for every guest staying at the Navy Lodge.

Larger Navy Lodges in the

United States, such as San Diego, Calif., and Norfolk, Va., will offer guests a full continen-tal breakfast each day. “Navy Lodge San Diego has already opened its expanded ‘Breakfast to Go’ room,” said Bockelman. “By offering our guests a conti-nental breakfast in the morning, we estimate a family of four will save about $150 for a six-night, five-day stay.”

Beginning this fall, overseas Navy Lodges plan to give each guest a Welcome Bag. The Welcome Bag will consist of snacks, breakfast items, bot-tled water as well as informa-tion on the area all in a reus-able cloth bag. This expanded program will provide mili-tary members on permanent change of station orders (PCS) food options upon their arrival until they have time to go to the commissary.

Navy Lodge provides offi-cial travel accommodations to all Navy and military service members around the world at its 43 locations. Navy Lodges have over-sized guest rooms,

which offer amenities includ-ing queen-sized bed, sofa, a desk with a computer hookup and task lighting. Free local calls, coffee and newspapers as well as convenient on-base parking are also available. All Navy Lodge rooms are air-con-ditioned, have cable TV with Showtime, a DVD/CD player, direct-dial telephone service and a kitchenette complete with microwave and uten-sils. Navy Lodges also feature housekeeping service, vending machines, video rental service and guest laundry facilities as well as handicapped accessi-ble and non-smoking rooms.

To receive a Navy Lodge directory or to make a reserva-tion, call 1-800-NAVY-INN, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Or make a reservation online at www.navy-lodge.com, which gives a listing of each Navy Lodge location complete with directions and phone num-bers.

For other military lodging options go to www.dodlodg-ing.com.

Sigsbee gas station to experience temporary outageFROM NAS KEY WEST PUBLIC AFFAIRS

The NEX gas station at Sigsbee Park will undergo upgrades and repairs to its unleaded fuel systems from July 21 - 23. The diesel fuel pump will be fully operational during

this time frame and the Boca Chica Field gas station will remain open.

Navy Lodges now offer guests ‘Breakfast to Go’

NEX offers online sweepstakes to win a Wii Fit bundleBY KRISTINE M. STURKIENEXCOM PAO

NEX customers have the chance to win one of three Wii Fit

bundles through an on line sweepstakes. The sweepstakes will be held from now through September 13 on line at www.navy-nex.com. No purchase necessary to win.

To enter online, go to www.navy-nex.com, fill in the infor-mation required and click the “enter drawing” button. All entries must be received by midnight Sept. 13.

Winners will be selected in a

random drawing on or about Sept. 30, at the Navy Exchange Service Command (NEXCOM) headquarters. NEXCOM will notify and verify eligibility of winners and arrange for deliv-ery of the prize. NEXCOM will develop a winners list which will be available online at www.navy-nex.com.

Food driveBY MC2 RACHEL MCMARRSouthernmost Flyer

The summer is heating up and so is the “Feds Feed Families” food

drive campaign for children and families. The food drive

will be held through August.Last year’s campaign “Fed by

Feds” gathered 2,200 pounds of food for food banks, said Monroe County Coordinator AW1 (AW/NAC) James Davis. This year’s campaign goal has doubled, he added, because the campaign will go on for a month longer than last year.

Collection areas will be at

various locations around the bases and Davis said he is looking for volunteers to col-lect donations.

The campaign is asking for non-perishable food items, especially baby food, and hygiene products such as shampoo, soap and tooth-paste to be given to local food banks.

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BY EVANS AUGUSTEMWR Sports Coordinator

Security (10-1) defeated CG Sector (9-1) in the Captain’s Cup Softball

League Championship game June 30 at Sigsbee Park.

CG Sector held a 16-7 lead going into the bottom of the seventh and final inning. With only three outs left in the ball

game Mother Nature kicked in and high winds terrorized CG Sector’s pitcher.

The wind proved to be a major factor and CG Sector could not seal the victory. With Security hardly swinging at a pitch, CG Sector walked in nine consecutive runs.

With two outs, bases load-ed and the score tied 16-16, Security connected on a line

drive single, past the third baseman, to score the final, game-winning run, ending the game at 17-16.

MWR would like to thank all the teams; FRC, USCG, OMD, VFA106, VFC-111, CBMU202, ATC, and JIATFS, for partici-pating and displaying good sportsmanship throughout the entire season. We look forward to seeing you next season.

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Photo by Craig Brovold Security’s Captain’s Cup softball team earned medals and a trophy after defeating CG Sector 17-16 in the championship game June 30 at Sigsbee Park.

Security on top after championship game

E-Z summer-time movesBY HENRY BAILEYDirector, Navy Household Goods, Southeast Region

In the world of moving household goods, the summer months are the

busiest, especially the months of July through September. The new and recently imple-mented Defense Personal Property System (DPS) now allows all eligible shippers to set up their move online at www.move.mil. DPS replaces

the former Web-based system SmartWebMove (SWM).

DPS allows you the opportu-nity to set up your move from the comfort of your home or anywhere you have access to the internet. DPS is avail-able 24/7 and it eliminates the need to make an appoint-ment with the local Personal Property Shipping Office (PPSO). Another advantage to using DPS is the quick and direct claims settlement by the moving company, or transpor-tation service provider (TSP). Read all about your entitle-ments and responsibilities online at www.move.mil.

The key to any successful

move is early planning and flexibility. If you are planning a move here are some tips on how to lessen the stress of moving:

For Outbound MovesImmediately upon receiving orders to PCS, retire, or sepa-rate:

• Set up your DPS account online at www.move.mil and follow the on-screen instruc-tions. Once your account is established online you can always come back and com-plete the application process.

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FROM NAS KEY WEST PUBLIC AFFAIRS

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is working a

new road project at the U.S. 1 ramps to and from Boca Chica Field.

The purpose of the project is primarily to resurface the roadway and also includes widening the left and right shoulders of the ramps by five feet, and adding new sod along the length of the project. FDOT estimates the project

will take four months and cost an estimated $561,000.

FDOT plans to handle traf-fic lane closures by restrict-ing them to non-peak hours, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. and from 6 p.m. - 7 a.m. Monday through Friday and from 8 p.m. - 6 a.m. Sunday through Thursday. During lane closures, motor-ists will be guided through the work zone by warning signs, trained flagging personnel, barricades and other channel-izing devices.

Helpful hints to guide you safely through the work zone:

Give yourself a little extra time to reach your destination.

Follow all signs posted with-in the construction zone.

Obey flagmen and law enforcement officials.

Never drive or walk into a construction area.

“Based upon our discus-sions with FDOT, the impact to accessing and departing the installation will be minimal,” said NAS Key West Security Officer Lt. Steven James. “We do not anticipate opening additional gates during this project at this time.”

U.S. 1 ramp resurfacing at Boca Chica

DRIVE PATTERNS FOR U.S. 1 RAMP

With Boca Chica Field at the bottom of each drawing, these maps indicate drive patterns while the Florida Department of Transportation performs work on the ramps to and from the air station.

Illustrations from NAS Key West Public Affairs

• If you are not able to use DPS call your nearest PPSO for assistance.

• Get rid of unwanted items which could cause your ship-ment to be overweight.

• Plan early and submit your application at least three weeks prior to your desired pack out date.

• Be flexible with your pack out dates and be prepared to accept other dates if your first choice is not available. Remember, the end of each month is the most popular time for moving and those dates may not be available. Consider the first week and the middle of the month for packing out.

• Do not schedule anything else on your moving dates. You must be available between 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. on your pack-ing dates and you should not have any other appointments. Failure to be available on your pack out dates could result in you paying for attempted pickup charges!

• Have permanent con-tact numbers and an e-mail address available. In case of a shipping emergency the TSP and the PPSO need to know how to contact you or a family member, before and after you have moved.

• Know the estimated weight of your shipment. A rule of thumb for estimating your household goods weight is 1,000 pounds per full room. For example, all the moveable items in a typical living room, kitchen, or bedroom may weigh 1,000 pounds for each room. Add 500 pounds for washers and dryers. Don’t for-get to estimate any large items you may have in the garage, shed, or backyard.

• Have a list of high-value items, such as expensive oil paintings, collections and antiques. Give this list to the TSP and the PPSO for your file. Small high-value items such as cash, watches, important papers and jewelry should be

hand-carried with you.• If you are moving to or

from base quarters you must advise the base security police to notify you when the mov-ing truck arrives at the gate and you might be required to escort the movers to your resi-dence.

If a problem occurs during your pack-out call the PPSO immediately for a resolution. If you have problems after normal duty hours, call the local command duty officer (CDO).

If a TSP representative says anything that conflicts with your online counseling or with the PPSO information call the PPSO for verification or clari-fication.

Sometimes the TSP may need to work beyond 5 p.m. and you are encouraged to remain flexible and allow the work to continue. If, however, your job is not finished by 9 p.m. you may ask the TSP to come back the next day to fin-ish the job.

For shipments within the United States it is recom-mended that you exchange cell phone numbers or other contact numbers with the van driver. By staying in touch with the driver you will have current updates on the status of your shipment and better control over the actual delivery date.

When your shipment arrives at destination it will go into storage if the TSP or local PPSO cannot contact you within two hours for your delivery or storage instructions. To avoid unnecessary storage please contact the local PPSO as soon as you arrive at your destina-tion.

For Inbound MovesIf you are expecting an inbound shipment:

• Contact the destination PPSO immediately upon your arrival and advise them of your current status. You must provide that PPSO with a tele-phone number for contacting you. If the TSP or PPSO cannot

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FOURTH OFFOURTH OFJULYJULY

Bash at the Beach

Good food, good

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for all ages

U.S. Navy photo by Jolene SchollA father and son watch the rock climbing wall during MWR’s Fourth of July Bash at the Beach at Truman Annex. The event featured live music, food, games and give-aways.

U.S. Navy photo by MC3 Michael McNabbChildren slide down a waterslide in the water park area during the Bash at the Beach.

U.S. Navy photo by MC3 Michael McNabbArmy Sgt. Camilo Gonzzales helps his son Christian start up the climbing wall.

U.S. Navy photo by MC3 Michael McNabbAshlee McCarten tries to toss a ring around a bottle in one of the many carnival-style games.

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U.S. Navy photo by MC3 Michael McNabbBrittany Howard is handed a bunny in the petting zoo which featured a three-toed sloth, ferrets and much more.

U.S. Navy photo by MC3 Michael McNabbNAS Key West Commanding Officer Capt. Steve Holmes sits in the dunk tank and watches as a ball comes close to making him go for a swim.

U.S. Navy photo by MC3 Michael McNabbJim Maturr cooks the food.

U.S. Navy photo by MC3 Michael McNabbChildren jump around in one of the two bounce houses.

U.S. Navy photo by Jolene SchollA young lady participates in the Cheeto toss. Whoever got the most Cheetos stuck on their head won a prize.

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NAS Classifi edsMOTOR VEHICLES/RVsHarley Davidson Heritage Soft Tail Springer, less than 40,000 miles, Evolution motor, bags, windshield, fringe, white walls, fishtails and lots of chrome. Motor and exhaust are stock, $10,000 firm. Call Billie at 797-4430.2003 Kawasaki Vulcan 500, excellent condition, $2,800 OBO, call Skip at (716) 308-6326.2007 37’ Keystone Raptor, 5th wheel hitch included, entertainment center, storage, separate door to living area, large booth dinette, three-burner range, fridge, hardwood flooring, outside enter-tainment center, front queen bed, queen bed over cargo area. Call Kenny at (305) 923-4963 or (305) 872-5436.2001 Ford F-150 Lariat, extended cab, 4x4, has 120,000 miles, clean truck, maroon in color, every option from fac-tory, $9,000 OBO. Contact Jerret at (352) 949-0234, transferring and need to sell.

BOATS & ACCESSORIES2008 Angler dual console boat with 2008 Magic Tilt trailer, 18’, Bimini top, depth finder, Garmin GPS, sound system and other items, asking $21,000 OBO, call Sarah Edwards at (305) 613-0007 or Mike Petheram at (305) 293-5668.2008 Mariah SX-18 with trailer. Seats eight, 30 hours on 190 HP motor, in Key West, asking $16,900. Call Brent at (305) 731-6168.2004 Hydra Sports center console 17’ boat, like new, Yamaha 115 HP outboard motor, aluminum trailer, Garmin depth/fish-finder, Bimini top, storage, anchor locker, boarding ladder, $16,000. Call Dave at (305) 797-0475 or (305) 745-7278.1996 Mercury Outboard motor, 9.9 HP, two-cycle, long shaft, $700, call Bob at (850) 559-5550.20’ Formula boat with 200 HP Yamaha, Bimini top and GPS. Runs great, $2,500. call (305) 394-7721.

MISCELLANEOUSWhite metal bunk bed, good condition, twin-sized top and double-sized bottom. Bottom can fold into a couch if used with a futon mattress. Bunk bed only, no mat-tresses, $60 OBO. Call Branson at (305) 744-2559 or e-mail concmdr@yahoo.com.Ashley Furniture sleeper sofa, only a year and a half old, blue-green, asking $500. Call (305) 890-8448.Washer and dryer set, Whirlpool Gold, top of the line, two years old, $550, excellent condition, call Lauran (239) 938-6854.Nordic Track Elliptical, $400, battery operated, heart rate and skill level, inter-nal fan, three years old, new condition, sacrifice, no room, call Lauran (239) 938-6854.4x6 utility trailer in great shape, $500. Call Dave at (757) 675-4244.

ROOMMATERoommate wanted to share new 2/2.5 town home on Stock Island, $850/month, utilities included, fully furnished, private bath, W/D, 5 min. from NAS Boca Chica. No pets. Lease term negotiable. Call (305) 797-6772.

Roommate wanted to share new condo, walking distance from the Coast Guard base. Great location, very close to down-town, condo is 2/2, has washer/dryer, $700 plus 1/2 of the electric, call (305) 294-7130.MM 10, walk to Geiger Key marina, long-term roommate, large, private room and entrance, cable internet, use of large kitchen, living room, covered out-door deck on private swimming canal with access to ocean, large yard, great space, no pets/smoking/drugs. Military/former military preferred, $800/month, includes utilities, off-street parking, call Sarge at (305) 395-2527.

FOR RENTTransferring to Virginia? 3/1.5 in Portsmouth, Va., church land area, extra room or office, fenced yard, great for family, near schools, quick access to the freeways and midtown tunnel to Hampton Road. Call Kathy at (305) 731-3780.2/1 Big Pine Key, MM30, very quiet, cable, laundry facilities on premises, $1,000 F/S (will negotiate), available immediately, call (918) 619-7969.3/2 with hot tub, 10 minutes from Key West, remodeled, parking, quiet street, W/D, D/W, walk-in closets, $2,200/month, F/L/S, pets with approval, call (305) 281-0257 no later than 7 p.m.2/1 Ramrod, fenced yard, 20 minutes from NAS, W/D, pets welcome with pet fee, walk to tiki bar/restaurant, boat launch, available now, F/L/S, $2,800 moves you in. Call Jessie at (254) 383-5009.3/2, Big Pine Key, Tropical Bay Estates, unfurnished, on canal, yearly rental, excellent condition, unfurnished, $1,550/month. Call (732) 671-7430 or (732) 895-1492.2/2 with loft, Big Pine Key log home, renovated, central A/C, W/D, large front porch and deck with spa, fenced yard, pet friendly, close to water and shopping, $1,900, call (305) 745-9894 or (305) 923-1341.1/1 trailer MM 9, tile floor, central A/C, private yard, utilities included. Call 747-0658 or after 5 p.m. call 294-7281.1/1 second story, wood floors, ceil-ing fans, stainless steel kitchens, D/W, W/D, central A/C, Jacuzzi tub, dogs ok, $1,300, F/L/$1,000 security. Available 7/1, call (305) 304-5002.1/1 huge balcony overlooking the court-house and Fantasy Fest Parade, dogs ok, $1,450, F/L/$1,000 security. Available 6/1, call (305) 304-5002.1/1 mobile home lots of closet space, tile floors, A/C, W/D, shed, quiet area close to NAS, $925, call (305) 304-1242.2/1, renovated mobile home, tiled floors, A/C, W/D, big shed, patio, fenced yard, close to NAS, $1,150, call (305) 394-1242.Townhome in Key West, carport, A/C, W/D, storage in carport, one of the larg-est pools in Key West, close to shopping centers, no smoking or pets, $1,700. Call (305) 304-1242.1/1 with five closets, A/C, blinds, tiled, shed, W/D, yard with palm trees, quiet,

no smoking or pets, $925, call (305) 394-1242.2/2 private bath with each bedroom, furnished, private corner lot, off-street parking, W/D, central A/C, $1,400, call Kevin at 294-4001.1/1 mobile home on Big Coppitt, near NAS, patio with grill, vacant lots on either side, tiled with carpet in bedroom, A/C, W/D, shed, $875, call (305) 394-1242.

FOR SALE2/1, cement, stucco block home for sale. Central A/C, tiled floors, French doors to 14’x29’ porch, one room detached with A/C for office or studio, garden year round. Walk to private boat ramp, beach and Sugarloaf school. Extra 50’x100’ lot adjoins home for building or storage for RV, boat. Property is fenced. Asking $350,000 by owner, call (305) 849-5962.

SERVICESHoliday Baby Key West, baby equip-ment rentals like pack-n-plays, strollers, booster seats, car seats, toys, portable cribs and more. Free delivery and pick up in Key West, call Nancy Dappola at (305) 923-1476 or visit holidaybabykw.com.Earn great money, 50-year-old distribu-tion company looking for online trainers. Flexible hours, work from home, visit www.awakeyourdreams.com.Avon by Veronica. Interested in Avon products or becoming an Avon Representative? Want to have an Avon party or a fundraising event? Contact Veronica at (305) 904-1927, or e-mail avon.by.veronica@gmail.com, or visit www.youravon.com/vchaix to make an appointment or purchase products.Kenny’s personal computer repair. Is your computer running slow? I can help with tune ups, building your dream com-puter, suggest hardware upgrades, and more. Call Kenny at (954) 801-0822.Florida state-commissioned notary available seven days a week for all your notary needs. Please call Shanna Christensen at (305) 879-7757.Nails by Robin, manicures, pedicures, acrylic, gel, glitter, special occasion makeup, waxing, tinting and ear pierc-ing. Call Robin to make an appointment, (305) 797-6634.Free health coaching offered. Support group meeting each Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the Care Center on 4th and Patterson Streets. Learn how to lose 2 - 5 pounds per week, reduce medications, develop healthy habits and avoid complications of obesity. Please call Ruth at (305) 923-0288 or Debbie at (305) 395-0910 for more information.Do you home school? Would you like to be a part of the “Key West Sunschoolers” home school group? If so, please call (305) 619-0493, or check out our Web site, http://floridakeyshomeschoolers.blogspot.com/. You can also join us at the Boca Chica bowling alley every Friday at 2 p.m. For base escort, call the number above. We are open to all military, DoD, and civilian homeschoolers.Tupperware consultant looking to have a party with you and your friends. We have some great deals going on right now. Interested in starting your own

Tupperware business? Give me a call to set up your party! Call Emily Jones, 292-2266.Private swim lessons, infant swimming resource. Individual self-rescue swim-ming lessons for children from 6 months to 6 years old. An infant from 6-12 months is taught to roll over to a “survival float” from a face-down position in the water. A child 12 months or older learns a “swim-float-swim” sequence. The pro-gram takes about four to six weeks to learn and stabilize these skills. Contact Lindsey Kahle at (305) 393-5006 for more information.Certified babysitter available week-days from 4 - 11:30 p.m., anytime on the weekends, short notice okay, junior at KWHS with transportation. Contact Jennifer at (305) 647-8577.Seamstress at your service, all ser-vice uniforms done to specifications, all common sewing needs, hemming and repairs welcome. Call any day (239) 938-6854. Same day service available.Interested in learning the basics of racquetball or improving your current level of play? For details call the only AMPRO-certified instructor in the Keys, Ronnie, at (504) 912-7081.Mary Kay - Robin has a full inventory right here in Key West. Call her at (305) 797-6634 or go to www.marykay.com/radiantrobin.Writing services. Internationally pub-lished freelance writer can help you write the perfect piece. Need help with a technical piece, language tutoring, or editing? In addition to general writing, I do medical, wellness and children’s writing. Please contact Sandy Kaster at (305) 292-1558 or (813) 470-0222 or pkaster@hotmail.com.No time to clean? Housecleaning ser-vices now available for weekends and weekdays from 2 p.m. on. Base access, reliable. Call Carmen at (321) 297-1215.Do you need someone you can trust to clean your house or walk your dog? If so, call Thaksana at (248) 802-9342 or e-mail thaksanalee31@gmail.com.Military seamstress services for minor alterations and sewing of your military uniforms. For more information or to make an appointment, please call Dawn at 304-0624.Miraculous Miriam can clean your entire house and take care of the yard too. Specializes in cleaning carpets, tile floors, yard maintenance, tropical land-scaping. Call Miriam or Daniel at 393-0439. Se habla Español.Lisa Huber - Pure Romance Consultant #22557. Serving the Florida Keys. Find out why I’ve fallen in love with Pure Romance. Call 296-7605 or (843) 325-7161. E-mail: lisahuber@pureromance.com. Shop from the comfort and con-fidentiality of your home at: lisahuber.pureromance.com.DaFloProductions Mobile DJ Entertainment. Providing strictly the hits for your dancing crave since 1989. Mobile DJ service for all occasions with state-of-the-art sound and light-ing effects. Satisfaction guaranteed! Se habla Español. For more information and bookings call 872-4322, or e-mail:

dafloproductions@yahoo.com.Kathy Brown’s cleaning service. Moving out or in, need a little or a lot of help around the house? We can help you get it clean. Openings and special rates for Peary Court, Truman, Trumbo and Sigsbee, (305) 304-2008.Your Way Hairstyles. Curls, braids, twists up or down. Weddings, proms, homecoming or a night on the town. Will come to you. Call Amanda for appoint-ment at 896-0325.Herbalife. Want to lose or gain weight, add more muscle and gain an extra energy boost or just simply get healthy? Contact Ivan to show you how. Call 294-3571.Want to Accelerate Your Life? Interested in joining the Navy or Naval Reserves? Just want to know more? Call BM2 (SW) Shaun Mechalske at 293-2934 or stop by the recruiting office at 1805 Staples Avenue - behind AutoZone.Alterations by Ann. We handle all mili-tary uniforms and civilian clothes. Dry cleaning service also available. Stop by at 3201 Flagler or call 292-1112.

VOLUNTEERSKey West Wildlife Center is seeking volunteers to assist with animal care in our wildlife hospital and outdoor main-tenance of exhibits and center grounds. Animal experience is a plus but not nec-essary. Please contact Michelle at (305) 292-1008 or stop by the center. We are open everyday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. and are located at 1801 White Street.

JOBSThe Key West High School Band is currently looking for marching band instructors for band camp August 1-14 and throughout the school year. Please help spread the word to anyone with color guard (flag spinning) and per-cussion (drum line) experience from participation in college marching band, indoor guard/drum line, or drum & bugle corps. Previous teaching experience pre-ferred but not required. Contact Gary.Hernandez@KeysSchools.com if you are interested.

OBITUARYIt is with deep sorrow that the Joint Interagency Task Force South announc-es the death of U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Terry L. Yuen. Anyone having a claim or indebtedness to the estate of Yuen can contact the appointed summary court officer, Air Force Capt. Scott Jendro at (305) 293-5524.

NAS KEY WEST CLASSIFIEDS are free for active-duty and retired personnel, their families and civilian base employ-ees only. Deadline for submissions is noon the Tuesday prior to that Friday’s issue. Make submissions to the NAS Key West Public Affairs Office by e-mail, rachel.mcmarr@navy.mil; mail, P.O. Box 9001, Key West, FL 33040-9001; or fax submissions to 293-2627. Unless other-wise directed, ads will run for four issues. Name and phone number must accom-pany all requests in order for them to be considered for publication. For more information, call 293-2434.

reach you within two hours of the shipment’s arrival, your shipment will be placed in temporary storage-in-transit (SIT).

• If you want, or expect, a direct delivery you must ensure your TSP has your delivery address. You should also call the destination PPSO to give your delivery information before the van driver arrives. Failure to do this could result in your property being placed

in storage against your wishes.• Your temporary storage

entitlement expires after 90 days. If you need additional storage you must submit your request in writing to the PPSO prior to the expiration of the 90-day period. Extension forms are available at the PPSO. If you

do not obtain written authori-zation for additional storage you will be billed for all excess storage related costs. Please note that being deployed does not give you a blanket author-ity for additional storage, you must obtain written approval from the PPSO for each 90-day

period of storage.Remember, plan early and

be flexible. No matter where in the world you may be, DPS and your local personal prop-erty shipping office will assist you in any way possible to help you have a smooth and successful move.

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ASSISTANT MANAGERNeeded for busy OldTown Retail location.

Strong Retail backgroundrequired. $15.87/hr +commission with full

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HOMEOWNERSI can save you money!! doing jobs around your

home. 30yrs. experience in construction. 15 years in Key West.Your small job is important to me.Reliable & Affordable.You pay only for work that is done. No gim-

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Retail Sales Associates Needed!

Full-time or Part-Time

Fresh Produce Sports-wear needs a fun, ener-getic, enthusiastic, cus-tomer service oriented retail sales professional for our Key West store.

Our business philosophy compliments our colorful and relaxed women's and children's clothing line, making Fresh Produce Sportswear a great, fun fit whether you working for us full-time or part-time as a sales as-sociate.

Fresh Produce is proud to offer a compensation and benefit package that supports our company values.

If you are ready for a fabulous work experi-ence, submit your re-sume to: jobs@fpcolor.com EOE

FLOWERS BY GILDADelivery, Sales, and

Shop Maintenance. Com-puter skills and drivers li-cense necessary. Call for appointment 292-3130

Ask for Jennifer

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POSITIONS AVAILABLE

atWESTIN KEY WEST,

SUNSET KEY, MARINAWEATHER STATIONAND BANANA BAY

Sunset Key*Server AM F/T

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apply.

Westin*Server AM F/T*Hostess P/T

*Mini Bar Attendant F/T

+Previous applicantsneed not apply again.

*Applications hours are from 9am to 4pm.

Drug Free Work Place - An Equal Opportunity

Employer Apply in Per-son 245 Front Street,

Key West or Email Resume to:

HR@westinkeywestresort.com

MECHANIC FOR CONSTRUCTION CO

mechanic for light/heavy equipment. Experience

necessary. Salary based on exp. 305-296-0305

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LOOKING FOR SALESAGENT

To sell Insurance Man-ual. Please contact Ryan 989-963-0047.

LEAD ELECTRICIAN NEEDED

For busy contractor.Must have at least 5 yrs exp in residential electric

and troubleshooting.Journeyman license pre-ferred. Competitive pay plus benefits. Must have

own vehicle and DL.Please call 745-1551 or

fax resume to 745-1549.

JEWELRY SALES- P/TNeeded for busy

Mallory Square Location.Sales experience with or

Knowledge of Jewelry preferred. $10.00/hr.

plus commission.Please Apply in Person

(305)296-4557207 Simonton St.EOE/Drug Free

Workplace.

DENTAL ASSISTANTP/T - F/T, experience re-quired. Beautiful practice.State of The Art Equipment. Great team.F/T has paid leave, holi-days & medical benefits.Call Jan S. 296-8541.

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Intervention Prevention Specialist

F/T position at our Habana Plaza office.

This position is responsi-ble for providing two lev-els of in-home services client-centered intensive preservation and stabili-

zation services to strengthen and preserve families by helping par-ents and children man-age conflict. The Spe-cialist offers services to families on a voluntary and a court mandated

basis and works as part of the Wesley House

Team. Bachelor’s De-gree in social services or

related human service field required, Master’s

Degree preferred.Email resume to:

Becky.ranney@wesleyhouse.org

or stop by our 1304 Tru-man Ave office.

Competitive salary plus superior benefits.We are an Equal

Opportunity Employer Wesley House Family

Services, Inc.1304 Truman AvenueKey West, FL 33040

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HOUSE/PET SITTER for frequent (sometimes lengthy) overnight stays (Sugarloaf). Mature, de-pendable person to treat our home/ small pets with care. Experience, refer-ences, own transporta-tion required. Minimum six month or longer com-mitment. FAX personal details and contact info to 305-745-7584 to arrange interview.

HIRING PEDI CAB DRIVERS

21 yrs old, valid FL li-cense earn $10 - $20 Per hour. 305-896-9636

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HEALTHCARESeeking front office Clinic Coordinators in Key West and Marathon locations.Must demonstrate pro-

fessional, efficient, effec-tive organizational skills;medical office experience

is preferred. Apply to:Keys Medical Group LLC. Fax resume or application to: (305)

292-5862. Phone: (305) 294-5535 X 8419 E.O.E./Drug Free

Workplace.

GROUNDSKEEPER/MAINTENANCE

Full Time Duties include general cleaning, Trash pickup, lawn care and janitorial duties $12.00 per hour /5 days a week. Benefits

available. Please Apply in Person at:207 Simonton St.

(305)296-4557EOE/Drug Free

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Boys and Girls Club Key West. Activity Coor-dinators to work in the summer, directly with club members. Previous applicants need not ap-ply. Call 296-2258 for more information.

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DATA ENTRYFull-time data entryPosition. Data entry Experience required.

$13.00 per hour Benefitsavailable, Paid vacation

Apply in person at207 Simonton

296-4557.EOE

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COLLECTORKEYS FEDERALCREDIT UNION

Contacts members via telephone and in writing regarding past-due ac-

counts, while maintaining a positive customer serv-ice relationship. Minimum of three years collections

experience required.Knowledge of bank-

ruptcy, repossession and skip tracing procedures preferred. High School

diploma or general education degree (GED) required. Good credit a must. Fluency in Span-ish, Creole or Czech is a plus though not required.Keys Federal Credit Un-ion offers an excellent

benefits package. Appli-cations can be obtained

at www.keysfcu.orgFax your application to

294-0558. E.O.E.

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BIG PINE HABITATFOR HUMANITY

RESTORE FULL-TIME EXP.TRUCK DRIVER

Drug Free. Needed for donation collections throughout Middle & Lower Keys. knowledge of route areas & cus-tomer service a plus. In-cludes some help on Habitat housing sites.Comprehensive Benefit Package. Hours Tuesday Saturday. Call for appli-cation.305-872-2883

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ROOM -- OLD TOWNSingles $200 up, 1BR $260. Private entrance, private bath, W/D, WiFi, no alcohol, no drugs.Sorry, no pets. Four week minimum.305-293-9400

EFFICIENCYPrivate entrance, no

drugs/drunks/pets. Quiet, clean person only.

305-394-2330

1023 WHITEHEAD ST.Private room w/ 1/2 bath, shared kitchen A/C, ca-ble TV, all util incl. Look-ing for quiet working per-

son. No drugs. Avail.now. $900 mo. F/S Call 305-896-5606

LottieluvsJohn@yahoo.com

OLD TOWNPrivate room w/shared bath, A/C, cable, fan, fridge, all utilities inc.Single only. $650/mo.F/L + $200 dep.294-5067.

EFFICIENCYLower Duval St.

Southern Cross Hotel.Furnished, kitchenette, private bathroom, short

term or long term.Starting at $315-$363 per week. Available immed.Call 294-3200 for terms,

viewing & to apply.

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LAS SALINAS New Town, Priv. Rm. A must see. Neat, pool, W/D, full kit., D/W, Inter-net, $550/mo + $250 sec 305-879-6988

BIG COPPITTContemporary on large canal, dock, male, yearly All utils. inc. $650/mo., F/L 305-433- 0518

TRUMAN ANNEX Walk to Duval St. Share 2BR/1BA, nicely fur-nished condo. Pool, hot tub, W/D, cable, WIFI, sewer, garbage. $750 plus half electric and wa-ter. $750 sec.305-304-2544.

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BPK SHARE 3BR/2BA No drugs or pets.Furnished Master BR

w/private bath, $700/ mo.incl utils 305-395-0170.

INSTURMENTSClarinet - $500.00

Flute - $500.00Trumpet - $600.00

305-879-4610

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Outdoor Salt Water Aquarium12L x 3.5w x1.5d. double ended row boat. Tank stand, new pump and plumbing incl.previously set up next to salt water canal as water supply. A great family science project. $399obo305-923-8090

GROCERY STORE SHELVING

Must sell! 954-540-9752.

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KING BED SETTriple dresser w/mirror, 5 drawer chest, 2 night stands cream colored, Model home set. $1200.Call 797-4735

Mahogony finish, 5piece dining room table.54x36. $356 509-7905.

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Couch w/built in chaise lounge. paid $1600, sell for $300 OBO. slight damage to arm rest.479-200-4689

Lat machine Romanchair. $200 OBO 393-0608.

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Persian kittens 11 wks old $175. registered, 1st shots 305-304-4685.

Chihuahua PuppiesCKC, MM17 $600 757-589-2191

PARADISE PET SITTING

Don’t like kennels. Want a nice home environment for your love ones. Atten-tion to Medical and die-tary needs. Fenced yard and secure. Very reason-able rate. Key West area.

305-293-0958 or 305-600-2593

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WYLAND GALLERIESWe are looking for Closers. Can you close the sale! Earn top $$$ with benefits!!! Call Jay at 305-292-4998.

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WYLAND GALLERIES102 DUVAL

looking for 1 professional salesperson We offer:health benefits*401 K * Paid vacation*$500 sign on bonus*Commissions up to 15%*Cash Spiff*Advancement Opportunities

Come in and apply mornings Ask for Andy

305-294-5240

WAREHOUSE MATERIAL HANDLER

Experience w/ P.O.’sInvoives, material

handling, $12.00 per hrBenefits availableApply in person

207 Simonton Street,Key West, 305-296-4557

EOE Drug Free Workplace

Tour Guide Part TimeTruman's Little White House.

Please apply in person207 Simonton St.(305)296-4557EOE/Drug Free

Workplace

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VEHICLE BODYRESTORATION

Conch Tour Train is seeking a qualified indi-vidual for this full-time position. Must be experi-enced in body repair, res-toration and welding.Benefits package is avail-able for all full-time posi-tions, including 401(k), Medical, Dental, Life and two weeks vacation. Ap-ply at Conch Tour Train garage, 1802 Staples Ave. Suite #101 Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. Drug Free Workplace and E.O.E.

SUNSHINE RENTALSIS EXPANDING AGAIN

Sales Agent and Mangers needed. A valid drivers license required.Must be outgoing and able to pass drug and background screening.

E-mail resume to:sunshinekw@gmail.comPlease no phone calls.

NIGHT MANAGERNeeded for busy Guest

House in Old Town, 2 to 3 nights per week

from 5pm -10 pm, Please reply to box 136, c/o The Citizen PO Box 1800 Key

West FL 33041.

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RETAIL SALESFull-time and part-timeretail sales $10.00/hr

plus commissionfor busy downtown giftstore. Includes 2 weeks

paid vacation withMedical & Dental benefits

available after eligibility period.

Apply in person at207 Simonton St.

8:00am to 4:30pm.296-4557

EOE/Drug FreeWorkplace OVERSEAS LUMBER

SUPPLYIs now accepting applica-tions for employment at our Big Pine facility for the following position:*Yardworker/Driver

applicant must have a current Class B CDL license, be able to

load/unload building materials and work

daily outside.This positions is full time with competitive pay and excellent benefits. Please apply in person at 30500 Overseas Highway, Big

Pine Key. EOE

AIRBRUSH MAKE-UP ARTISTS

needed on an on call ba-sis. 305-879-2990

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HOGFISH BAR & GRILLhas an opening for assis-tant kitchen manager/line cook. Duties include as-sisting the kitchen man-ager in creating innova-tive seafood and casual food specials. Applicant must have the ability to assist in the manage-ment of food and labor costs and possess strong line cook skills. Excel-lent salary and compen-sation for the right candi-date. E-mail resumes to Hogfishbar@comcast.netor apply in person.

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LIKE NEW 2/1 On Big Coppitt. 100% furnished. Just bring your clothes. Includes all util.and W/D. $1,600 mo.305-797-6478.

EFFICIENCY300 FRONT ST.

2nd Floor totally reno-vated, Outdoor patio, private bath, C A/C, ce-ramic tile throughout, from $900/mo & up in-cludes all utils. F/L/S, no pets Joesi 305-942-6026

Studio + Loft--Old TownLovely studio, separate loft, tile floor, fans, 8’glass window into gar-den, Queen bed, kitchen-ette. $1,200 F/S No pets, drugs. 305-292-1551.

Old Town Efficiencyw/full kitchen, $875/mo.No pets, no drugs. 6 or

12 month lease, F/S.305-292-1551

SMATHERS BEACHFurn. 1BR/1BA

Fabulous oceanview, pools + tennis.

$1,400 mo. + util +sec.Prudential Knight Gardner Realty

305-304-4287 or 305-294-5155.

SMATHERS BEACH3BR/2BA fully furnished

renovated, cent A/C, 2 pools + tennis ct.

$1,750 mo + util +sec.Prudential Knight

and Gardner Realty305-304-4287, 294-5155

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LA BRISA 2/2Asign cover parking. Pri-vate balcony and storage area. W/D, all appli-ances, central A/C, all tile. $1,950, $500 sec.305-509-0639.

SANTA CLARA 1BR/1BA, 2nd flr.

renovated, appl. incl.pool + tennis + storage$1,200 mo. + util + sec.

Prudential Knight & Gardner Realty

305-304-4287, 294-5155

SALT POND CONDO2/2, New appliances,

pool, tennis court, private covered parking,

$1600/mo. Water, Sewer Garbage & Cable

included. Available 8/1,salt pond view, quiet side

305-393-4423

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2BR/2BA TOWNHOMEin Solana Village w/view of the pool, covered deck, W/D, & covered parking. $1,450/mo. + utils. F/L/S. No smoking, no pets.

2BR/2BA CONDOLargest 2 bedroom at Las Salinas w/updated kitchen and baths, S/S appliances, W/D & cov-ered parking. Avail. 7/15 $1,800/mo. + utils. F/L/S No smoking, pets with approval.

FURN.TOWNHOUSE2BR/2BA at the Golf-course. Just bring your clothes. $1,800/mo. + utils. F/L/S. No smoking, no pets.

Peter Petro Coldwell Banker

Schmitt305-292-7424

2 BEDROOM 1.5 BATHSolana Village, Just

renovated, W/D, lots of space, avail immediately.

$1750/mo F/L/S 305-304-6489

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COZY CONDOIn Salt Ponds, 2br/2ba, W/D, Move in ready

$1700/mo + Utils.305-345-9245

***Shipyard Condo***2BR/1BA, private deck

overlooking pool. 2 blocks from Duval & 5 min. walk to the beach.Fully furnished & im-maculate! $1,950/mo.Min. 6 mo. preferred.

F/L/S. Call 305-394-6167 or

michael@keywestproperties.com

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keywestrentalco.comAvailable Now!

* Salt Ponds 2/2* Canal Duplex 2/2* Shipyard 2/1* Old Town Cottages

Visit our website:www.keywestrentalcompany.com

for information.The Taporowski Team

Realty Executives Florida Keys305-292-1922

1 Block from Duval St.1BR Unit

$700 moves you in.Call 305-304-7009

3BR/2BA Stock Island$1,200/mo plus utilities, F/L/S, big yard, clean,

5660 Laurel Ave., 305-292-3369

2BR DOUBLE WIDEtrailer at 340 Boundary Ln. Old Boca Chica Rd.Across Tamarac Park.

305-745-1365 923-6053

AFFORDABLE 1 & 2BRIn a quiet park off Ma-loney Ave. Stock Isl. for application and info. Call Dennis at 304-0008 be-tween 9am-4pm.

$800.00 PER MONTHRent to Own 2004 1BD

Mobile Home on Lakefront Lot. Pool, Clubhouse, Fishing Dock. Unbelievable

opportunity to own like new home on beautiful

lot. 20 minutes toKey West.

Call Joe 305-304-6627

2Br/1Ba, Large Fencedyard. $900/mo., first and last. 41-C 10th Avenue Stock Island. 745-5588

Pristine Little TorchBright 2/1 on swimming canal, CAC, WD hook-ups. $700+ Util, year

lease, FLS. KW Island Rentals 305-395-4861

so-real.com

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Lg., Clean, Quiet, Furn.Room. New Town. Ca-ble, C/A/C, W/D, OSP, $240wk and utilities

included. 586-615-3559

OLD TOWN Furn. or unfurn. Pvt. bath

Pvt. entrance, kitchen-ette, tile floors, high ceil-ings, all utils. WiFi, ca-ble. One person, no pets

$880 & $950mo.Call Ed 305-304-6972

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716 DUVAL ST.HEARTBREAK HOTELStay in the heart of Old Town. Beautifully fur-nished, immaculately

clean, full kitchens, tile baths, cable TV & cold

A/C.Starting at $79/night or

$299/week296-5558

www.heartbreakhotel.org

Lg., Cln. Quiet Nicely Furn. New Town, fully equip kitchen, W/D incl., A/C, OSP, $195 wk 586-615-3559

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TRUMAN ANNEXunfurn/furn., 2/1.5, com-munity pool. $1,900/mo.

BruceBroadway Realty

294-02503/2 OLD TOWNCeiling fans, D/W, W/D,

A/C, large porch.$2,200/mo. 1 year lease.

F/L/S. (305)293-8565

3/2 MID TOWN Great value, & very nice.Modern, c/A/C, tile flrs, open floor plan. $1,650 mo. F/L/S.305-794-0233.

END OF LANEsecluded 2/1 C A/C,

D/W, W/D, granite count-ers, fncd yd $2000/mo Smoke Free, Cat Ok.

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WATERVIEW MM152/2 boat dock/ramp, pool w.deck, fncd yard, W/D,

$1950/mo water & sewer incl. Elsie- 305-797-7015

3BR/2BA KWGC #12 Whistling Duck, W/D,

Near pool. Avail now, $1900/mo F/L/S, (305) 304-5345 or 294-3005

3BR/2BA Stock IslandModular stilt home, avail-able June 1st, $1800mo.Call Ken @ 393-9263.

CLEAN & COZY 1/1$985/mo. cable inc.C/A/C, laundry room, F/S.

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BIG PINE KEY1BR/1BA

Large apt.with A/C, Appli-ances, patio, clean with private entrance & park-ing $1,000/mo. Utilities

Included F/S

3 BR/1.5BAMobile with appliances, A/C Units, screen porch & shed $1,155/mo F/S

3BR/2BA STILT HOMEFurnished, C/A/C, hard wood floors, W/D, down-

stairs storage, fenced yard, basic cable incl.

$1,700/mo. F/S

3 BR/2BA Canal HomeFurnished, outside

kitchen/patio, Florida room, seawall, davits,

gated yard. C/A/C, W/D, lots of storage.

$2,000/mo F/L/S

SUMMERLAND KEY1BD EFFICIENCY

Clean unit, Appliances, A/C, & Utilities included

$950/mo. F/S

BIG COPPITT3BD/1BA ON CANAL

Mobile with storage, pri-vacy fence, W/D, appli-

ances & A/C units $1,300/mo. + utilities F/S

KEY WEST1BD/1BA EFFICIENCY

W/LOFTGated community, cathe-

dral ceilings, water in-cluded $1,000/mo. F/S

305-872-4144

KEY WEST GOLF CLUB3/2.5 single fam in

Sanctuary plus large denPrivate pool & carport

Pets consideredAvailable mid July$2,800/mo F/L/S

3/3 townhouseFully furnishedFenced yard

Pets consideredAvail mid-late July$2,200/mo F/L/S

STOCK ISLAND2/1 single family

Fenced yard w/carportLaundry room w/ W & D

Pets consideredAvailable Now

$1,400 mo F/L/S

See pictures and more properties

at www.athomekeywest.com

AT HOME IN KEY WEST

REAL ESTATE CO.296-7975

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AT HOME IN KEY WEST

305-296-7975www.athomekeywest.com

OLD TOWN1/1 loft apt w/2 large decks& full size W/D

Pets consideredAvailable Now

Pay Electric only$1,375/mo F/L/S

2/2 single familyOpen living spacePrivate deck, W/DPets considered

Available September$1,700/ mo F/L/S

MID TOWN4/2.5 home plus den

Gated communityPrivate pool

Pets consideredAvailable Now

$3,000/ mo F/L/S

NEW TOWN2/1.5 townhome

Fenced yard w/deckW/D hookup

Pets consideredAvailable August$1,600/ mo F/L/S

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OLD TOWN KEY WESTFully furnished 3bed/3bth with pools and off street parking. 1 year lease $3500/mo plus Utils.305-797-4708.

A GREAT HOUSE!3/2 Cudjoe Key MM23 Oceanside. Furnished, sleeps 6, close to Key West and Reef fishing.Visit www.varrieur.com for picture and rates. Call 305-619-0088.

***OLD TOWN*** **REDUCED**

Large Lux. 2BR/2BA house, furnished, 1 block from Duval in ex-clusive small gated com-munity, 50’ heated pool.New kitchen, large side deck. $1,299 every 2 wks for first 2 mo. 6 or 12 mo lease.305-896-4004

MM 10 1/11 clean adult only! Pool, boat storage & ramp, carport, many xtras. No pets. $1,100, F/L/S.$650. 393-0371.

**BRAND NEW ****OLD TOWN**REDUCED!!!

Brand new, Gorgeous 2br/2ba Furnished, $450 per week min. 6 month

lease 305-896-4004

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OLD TOWN SUMMERRENTALS

One to five bedrooms.One to six months starting $1,700/mo.

Call Historic Hideaways 305-294-RENT

or email:rentals@historichideaways.com

OLIVIA ST.Beautifully furnished 1br/2ba, $1800/mo

305-393-7362

UNFURNISHED OR FURNISHED

3/2 Bath Summerland, canal.

3/2 Bath Big Pine open water

2/2 Bath Big Pine Bay view

2/2 Bath canal2/2 Bath fenced

Pet's Ok!Call Susan Rich

305.923.1496 Exit Realty

2/2.5 KW KEY COVELarge 2 level townhouse, with 2 suites, pool, c/a/c,

w/d, covered parking.$1800/mo C21 All Keys294-4200 X19 Rob Rey

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EFFICIENCYA/C, utilities provided.first and deposit and ref.$950 mo. Call 305-766-1966.

LUXURY 1/1 OLD TOWN KEY WESTInside 3 unit, gated com-pound, approx. 1000sq.ftupdated kit/bath, marble, hardwood floors, original

Dade County Pine throughout. Spacious

deck, cats OK, photos at conniegilbertinvestments.com

asking $17cc50/mo call Shad 216-791-7916

OLD TOWN 2BR/1BA, lg yardappl, incl. W/D,

$1,475 mo. + util + sec.Prudential KnightGardner Realty

305-304-4287, 294-5155

Newly Renovated2BR/1BA, stainless steel

appliances, Bahama Village, OSP $1,250/mo.Southernmost Realty

Donna Windle305-304-1863

3 BR/1.5 BA $1750/MODownstairs, deck, yard, DW, W/D hookups, high ceilings, wood floors. In Mid-Town at 1225 First

St. (813) 629-8250 or (813) 629-8251

SMATHERS BEACH2BR/1BA lg. airy 2 pools + tennis ct.

$1,550mo + util +sec.Prudential Knight

and Gardner Realty305-304-4287, 294-5155

KEY WEST REALTYManagement Group Inc

305-294-RENTwww.keywestrealty.com

3BR/2BA ON FLAGLERW/D, tile & wood floors, freshly painted. $1,800

F/S/S

$1200/mo. 904 Truman Rear upstairs, 1/1, AC, porch, shady yard, year lease, Realty Exec. Dave Lewis 305-304-8000

FREE RENTWEST ISLE

CLUB APARTMENTSCall for detailsNow Leasing

1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms-Swimming Pool-On site Parking-And Much More!3333 Duck Ave.305-294-3124

New Town Efficiency$785/mo. (plus utilities).Quiet, clean, balcony. no pets. Total required to move in $1,570. Yearly lease only!

SBX CommercialReal Estate LLC.

305-296-7920

NO LASTPrivate, clean, $1,200, $450 dep. 3 paid util. 1 yr. lease. 305-294-3392.

CORNER OF PEARLAND UNITED

Spacious 1BR/1BA sec-ond floor apt with small fenced yard. $1,300 mo.plus F/L/S, includes sewer and garbage.305-395-1067.

1008 WHITE ST.Large 2/1 with park.$1,500 up F/L $500 sec.

1911 Seidenbergfurn. 1/1, plus washer + park. $1,100 F/L/S Call Gabriele with Richard Padron & Associates

305-849-8143

Quiet Old TownSpacious, 1 or 2 BR, 2

Bath, front & back porch, deck,fenced yard, w/d

hookup, shed, pets con-sidered, 617 Grinnell #1, year lse, $1400 incl util.F/L/S. KW Island Rent-als, 305-395-4861, pix,

details, www.so-real.com

EFFICIENCY FOR RENT$750/mo incl all util.F/L/S Stock Island, Call Javier

Section 8 welcome 305-766-5284

STUDIO APT.Full kitchen, W/D, good location & privacy, OSP.$1000/mo. Call Frank at

Preferred Properties 305-294-3040

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SOLANA VILLAGE3 bedroom, 2 bath town-home. Covered parking, W/D, D/W. Big pool. Very

nice.Pets considered.$1800/mo.

Southernmost Realty Donna Windle305-304-1863

NEAR CEMETERYStudio cottage in

jungle garden, W/D, smoke free, $1050/mo, 305-923-7279. Cat OK

HEART OF OLD TOWN1/1, completely redone.

$1,500Efficiency, shared bath.

$1,000 all utils. inc.Old Town

3/1, furn. Cute and private. $2,500.

Midtown2/1, remodeled $1,600.

Smathers Beach2/1 gated, 2 pools and

tennis court $1,550Sugarloaf

3/2, seawall w/davits, open water corner lot

$2,700.Geiger Key

2/1.5 mobile home, brand new flooring $1,400.

Dasha RayConch Realty

292-8505

“SUMMER SPECIAL”First Month

Rent 1/2 Price!!1, 2 and 3 bedrooms

Apts. in Old TownNew Homes

in Stock IslandRents starting at $1,100

Call for Details 292-8982 Location 3 Real Estate

1220 3RD ST. DOWN3BR/1BA, fenced yard, tile floors, pet consid-ered. F/L, $1,550.305-304-2012.

1BR + LOFT/2BA Patio, on Simonton & Ea-ton $1,400. F/L/S. No pets. 917-386-4866.

STOCK ISLAND1br/1ba $1000/mo

incl. util.F/L/S305-797-3688

OLD TOWN 1BR/1BA$1,275 mo. plus dep. No pets, clean, 616 Eliza-beth St. 305-923-8924.Mark, Realty Executives.

900 Block of DuvalLarge 2 Bedroom, on

2nd Floor Renovated, Outdoor Patio,

$1375/mo. F/L/S, 1 yr.lease, no pets

Large Studio- $1100Call Joesi

305-942-6026

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Our lenders base loans on the value of a property only. No

verification of income, assets or credit. We can

close quickly at much better rates than most

equity lenders. Residen-tial or commercial.

FLA Keys Mortgage Co.292-9982 or 852-0830

$800.00 PER MONTHRent to Own 2004 1BD

Mobile Home on Lakefront Lot. Pool, Clubhouse, Fishing Dock. Unbelievable

opportunity to own like new home on beautiful

lot. 20 minutes to Key West.

Call Joe 305-304-6627

Residential For SaleSearch all residential

property available in the Keys and Key West at

www.KeysRealEstate.comand make offers directly to our Sellers On-line!

Prudential Knight & Gardner Realty.305-294-5155.

WATERFRONTSPECIALIST

Short Sales and Bank Own Properties. Contact Captain Noah Jacobson Lic. Sales Assoc. Realty Executive 305-360-6262.

520 HOMESLOWER KEYS

Summerland$529KSoldRamrod $579,000

Canal front, furnished +rental income. 2 living areas, CBS, 1,820 sf.,

4/2, conc seawall, fenced Little Torch, 2132 sf

Family treasure, beauti-fully remodeled & fur-nished! Lg master ste, 3/2+loft, lower storage

encl, scrd porches,quick ocean access.$699K

JUDY’S OPEN HOUSES IN CUDJOE GARDENS

SAT & SUN, MM21SEE BELOW VALUESNew Listing!! $699K

A World of living in this Spacious 1,964 SF CBS Cudjoe Gardens Openflr plan SS appliances, screened porch. Great

canal views. HugeGarage/ Boat storage80'concrete seaw +

davits.Wide Deep Canal for Big Boats!

CBS Pool Home $829KCudjoe Gardens OpenFlr plan,Screened Porch & Screened 16'X32' pool.

BIG Kitchen! 3BR/2BALARGE lot!

10,000# boat lift Deep Draft Big Boats!

DAZZLING 3/2 $838KLooking for the best, de-signer kit,big boat basin,Q ocean access120’cwall

Custom CBS 2772sf.Elegant/spacious, split flr plan, designer kit, 110’

seawall/dock+davits $1,439K Now $1,198KGreat Location 3/2,

Lg lot,100’ seawall, 15K lift +davits. $659K

9th Ave. West $659KCBS,1500sf, open flr

plan, tile flrs, garage, scr porch, 80’seawall, davits,

paved drive, SUPER!$895K New canal frtCBS 3060sf, 4br/3ba

OPEN WATER SOLD!Price Slashed $1,375K $699K CBS Great Buy

3br/2ba. Canal front, seawall open flr. plan.

New kit, carpet, Att Gar.$579,000, 2006 3/2 CBS1900 sf,,canal, seawall.Approved SHORT SALE

CBS $799K 1500sf1/2 acre canal front , lush

tropical setting, 130’seawall/dock, fla rm + scr porch, garage. Adorable.

Cudjoe Gardens Lot130’ seawall,canal, bldg permit.$359K

BPK canal $149,975Duck Key $177,900

Call Judy K. PetkewiczRealty Executives305-304-8304 (cell)

www.lovefloridakeys.com

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Realty Executives Keys

JUDY K. PETKEWICZIs Their Top Producer #1 AGENT for 2008

305-304-8304SOLD $497K, canalCBS pool 3/2 home,tropical, 100’ concrete seawall/dock, large lot.

New Listing $199KOpen Water/ocean lot,

Cudjoe harbor.Cudjoe New $599K

2007, 1700sf 3/2 canal frtLg master ste, lg deck +

scr porches, davits, dock.

520 HOMESLOWER KEYS

KEY WESTOwners wish to sell their 2BR/1BA Condo at Key West by the Sea. Lo-cated across from Smathers Beach. Very good condition. Anxious to sell, low price of $269,000. Can be reached at 603-744-3035 or rjhallberg@metrocast.net

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$800.00 PER MONTHRent to Own 2004 1BD

Mobile Home on Lakefront Lot. Pool, Clubhouse, Fishing Dock. Unbelievable

opportunity to own like new home on beautiful

lot. 20 minutes toKey West.

Call Joe 305-304-6627

PONICIANA MOBILE HOME PARK

Handyman Special $2,500. 2BR/1BA on rented lot. Call 294-4236.

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2 Commercial Storagespaces available in Old Town. Approx.

800-850 sq.ft. Call Ken 305- 393-9263

STORAGEIndustrial Warehouses

Sizes vary.Storage Containers

On our site or yours.Call (305)294-0277

464 STORAGE

NICE ROOMY SUBLETw/reception area, 3 lg. of-fices, shared conf room;excellent KW location;part furn; 305-923-3855

SUMMERLAND KEYSpace avail. Great for a professional; approx. 700 sf or one small office also avail. 305-923-3855

462 OFFICE SPACE

GREAT OLD TOWNLOCATION

12’ x 25’ second floor studio/office. Personal

microwave, sink & fridge incl. Furniture optional.Starting at $625/mo. +

elec. Move in incentives.305-292-0025

462 OFFICE SPACE

Commercial For LeaseSearch over 50,000 SF of Key West office and retail space for lease at www.KeysRealEstate.com

Search property for lease and see the asking rents.

Prudential Knight & Gardner Realty.305-294-5155

WAREHOUSE/OFFICEMarina area. 500s.q.$400 month, 1,300s.q.$1,200. 360-2137.

1100 TRUMAN AVE800 sq.ft, Good Location,

$1650/mo + taxes, Immediate Occupancy.

561-523-0626

PRIME COMMERCIAL UNITS FOR LEASE

CONCH PLAZA:2506 North Roosevelt 5074 SF at $23.50 per

SF including NNNBIG PINE SHOPPING

CENTERUnit B5 - 1200 SF,

C4-900 SF, $27.75 / SF including NNN

FIRST MONTH RENT *FREE*

ISLAND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 305.292.0025

1500 S.F. WAREHOUSEwith office and bathroom for light and industry used. For info call Dan 296-5606.

COMMERCIALWAREHOUSE

1000sq.ft. Metal Building.$1000/mo Call Steve

305-296-5555

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OLD TOWN SUMMERRENTALS

One to five bedrooms.One to six months starting $1,700/mo.

Call Historic Hideaways 305-294-RENT

or email:rentals@historichideaways.com

3BR/3.5BA Old Town home. Fur-nished, heated pool, OSP. Monthly $7,500.

305-797-4708.

452 VACATION RENTALSLOWER KEYS

1 Block From Duval St27 ft Units or Smaller$700 moves you in.Call 305-797-5184

451 MOBILE HOMES/R VSITES

2/2 OLD TOWNCottage on quiet lane, storage, parking, c/a/c, w/d, $1625/mo C21 All Keys, 294-4200 X 19

Rob Rey

KW GOLF CLUB HOUSE

$2,100 total 2/2.5 w/car-port and private pool.234 Golf Club Dr. Call Ralph@ 305-797-9360.

3201 PEARL2BR/1.5 BA, tile kitchen, wood flooring, A/C, W/D,

private parking. Mint condition $1600/mo.

(305)304-9070Ask for Freddy

3BR/2BAFenced yard, 3 open car-ports. 407-275-1707, 407-491-7974,407-247-1994.

IMMACULATE 3/1near beach, carport, W/D hookup , C A/C, fncd yd, tile flrs, $1800/mo F/L/S

Call 305-293-9719

Large 3/2 Canal HomeRamrod Key. Florida & laundry room, A/C, all new appliances, deck & stairs. Totally fenced.Well maintained. Long term lease. $1,800/mo.305-797-0794.

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MOVE IN SPECIALJULY ONLY

1/2 OFF RENTNew 2 and 3 bedroom

homesCommunity Pool,

Playground, Park and Dog Park.2 br - $1,695 mo.3 br - $1,895 mo.

Location 3 Real Estate 292-8982

WATER VIEW & ACCESS

4BR/2.5BA w/large Flor-ida room or office. Pri-vate, quiet and small neighborhood. Spacious open floor plan, lots of wood and custom tile.Complete renovations with artful touches.Large fenced yard, pet friendly. $2,100. Sugar-loaf. 305-923-4778

OLD TOWN 3BR/2.5 BALoft style 2nd floor w/

outdoor shower. Pool, pool service, ac, w/d,

OSP. Avil. 8-1. 2000/mo + util. 1st, last & $500.

305-747-2898 or 305-923-3104

BIG PINE Brand new 3 bedroom, 2 bath stilt house. Cathe-dral ceilings, covered parking, W/D, central A/C. $1,550 mo., F/S Contact 923-9598.

MM10 ON THE WATER2BR/2BA, W/D, C/A/C, fresh paint, clean & quiet.F/S & ref. req. Lease/pur-chase option. $1,200/mo.Prefer No smoking/pets.305-360- 3775

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COMPASS REALTY305-292-1480

Unfurnished

KWGC Great House3 BR / 2.5 BA avail 8/1$2400 per month + utils

KWGC Bungalow2 BR / 1.5 BA avail 7/2$1600 per month + utils

KWGC Bungalow2 BR / 1 BA avail 8/1$1600 per mo + utils

KWGC Conch2 BR / 2 BA avail now$1800 per mo + utils

Furnished

KWGC Bungalow2 BR / 1.5 BA avail now

$1900 per mo + utils

Petronia1 BR/ 1 BA avail now

$1250 per mo incl utilsw/ $150 cap on elect.

Petronia2 BR / 2.5 BA avail now

$2500 per mo + utilsPrivate pool

Shipyard Condo2 BR / 1 BA avail now$2000 per mo + Utils

Call Compass Realtyfor an appt. 292-1480

Or 888-884-7368www.compass-realty.com

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Boat Slip for Liveboardor Vessel Storage

$750 per month rental.6631 Maloney Avenue,

Stock Island. Call 305-304-0725 or

kkstllc@bellsouth.net

King’s Pointe MarinaDry slip top rack

enclosed. Avail now.33’Lx10’Wx14’H $450moCall John 305-360-1790

BOAT SLIPS SUNSET MARINA

Up to 45’ Condo side, $600. 35’ Marina side, $725. 18’ Dinghy dock, $200. Includes utilities.304-1751.

669 DOCKAGE/STORAGE

SUNSET MARINA 35’ wet slip for sale (owner fin. avail.) Non liveaboard or rent. Call for details 305-664-1040 or 587-3566 cell.

FOR RENT BOAT SLIPKing’s Pointe/Oceanside Marina. #649, 50 ft. Live-

aboard ok. $1000/mo.plus util. Call John

305-360-1790.

669 DOCKAGE/STORAGE

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660 MARINE PARTS

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1996 Nissan PathfinderAuto, 4x4, a/c. $2988

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BY BRUCE MOODYFleet and Family Support Program, Commander, Navy Installations Command

The Navy encourages active-duty Sailors to participate in a sexual

assault study to assess the effec-tiveness of the Navy’s Sexual Assault Victim Intervention (SAVI) program.

The Office of the Naval Inspector General (IG) is con-ducting the survey, which is available at www.ig.navy.mil/sastudy.htm. The survey was designed for active-duty per-sonnel, is confidential, anony-

mous, and will be available for participation through Sept. 30.

Naval IG teams are also visit-ing installations around the fleet through the end of September. As part of the visits, they are facilitating focus group discus-sions to gain more insight from a fleet perspective, about the occurrences and command support during incidences of sexual assault. Each focus group will be composed of a cross-sec-tion of personnel and consist of approximately 20 people from various rank categories.

The Navy’s SAVI Program is managed by Commander, Navy

Installations Command’s Fleet and Family Support Program. The Fleet and Family Support Program manages a wide vari-ety of programs, including SAVI. These programs enhance Sailor readiness and family pre-paredness, directly contribut-ing to mission readiness.

The Navy is the first of the armed services to have a dedi-cated program for sexual assault awareness, prevention, and intervention. Established in 1994, the program has recently shifted more focus toward prevention and is incorporating new initia-tives based on civilian best prac-

tices and recent research.“Sexual assault is a crime and

will not be tolerated,” said Paul Finch, SAVI’s program manager. “It is a criminal act, incompat-ible with the Navy’s core values; it dramatically affects morale and operational readiness. Senior leadership is committed to an effective and responsive SAVI program in order to ensure prevention, quality victim care and response and to holding offenders accountable.”

In working toward this com-mitment, the Navy is sustaining a robust sexual assault preven-tion and response policy, iden-

tifying and eliminating barriers to reporting, ensuring that care is available and accessible to victims of sexual assault, and providing continuous, relevant, and effective training and edu-cation to all service members. All Navy commands have a 24/7 sexual assault response capability focused on victim support. Commanders ensure that female and male sexual assault victims (or survivors) have access to the assistance and resources to meet their needs and to provide a safe and professional work environ-ment.

Sailors encouraged to participate in study on sexual assault

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