Southernmost Flyer

FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2015
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EYE ON THE FLEET
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DIEGO
VOL. 26 NO. 16
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NAVAL AIR STATION KEY WEST, FLORIDA
No more ink, just a link: SMF goes digital
BY JOLENE SCHOLL
Southernmost Flyer
T
(April 8, 2015)
A Sailor mans the
helm in the pilot
house aboard the
Wasp-class amphibious assault ship
USS Essex (LHD
2) during sea and
anchor detail. Essex
is underway participating in a certification exercise with the
Essex Amphibious
Ready Group.
U.S. Navy photo by
MC3 Bradley Gee
inside:
FAREWELL
Delaney obit . . . . . . 2
SPOTLIGHT
Spouse kudos . . . . . 3
TRICARE
Fraud alert . . . . . . . 4
FUN FEST
Focus on youth . . . 8, 9
TOP OF PAGE ONE:
A T-45C Goshawk training aircraft assigned to
Training Air Wing (VT)
2 prepares to land on
the flight deck of the
aircraft carrier USS
George H.W. Bush
(CVN 77).
oday’s
issue
of
the
‘Southernmost Flyer’ is the
last to be published with a
mixture of ink and oil on news-
print. Beginning April 24, Naval Air
Station Key West’s SMF newspaper
is going digital.
Readers can access the digital
publication through a link on the
installation’s website - www.cnic.
navy.mil/keywest - or through a link
that will be posted each week on the
NAS Key West Facebook fan page.
For “home delivery,” readers can
request to be added to the email distribution list by sending a request to
[email protected].
Timing, technology and waste
were a few of the reasons the decision was made to take the publication digital, according to the NAS
Key West Public Affairs Officer.
The contract with The Key West
see SMF page 16
WHAT WE DO
From turf to
trails, MWR
plans projects
BY JOLENE SCHOLL
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he workload at
Morale,
Welfare
and Recreation will
be $5 million heavier this
summer as a number of
recreational projects get
underway on Sigsbee Park.
Those projects include
installing artificial turf at
Sigsbee softball and soccer/football fields, constructing a fitness trail,
upgrading playgrounds at
the child development and
youth centers and installing a water playground
near the community center, according to MWR
Director Tim Campbell.
Other projects - like the
Youth Center addition have been ongoing but are
also expected to be complete this summer.
The projects are being
see PROJECTS page 16
U.S. Navy photo by Trice Denny
Lt.
Christopher Nisch, left, of Fighter Squadron Composite (VFC) 111, explains the different gear that pilots
wear when flying tactical aircraft to the executive staff of Naval Air Station Key West’s Navy Gateways Inns
& Suites. The staff took a familiarization tour of Boca Chica Field Tuesday to learn what visiting squadrons,
most of whom stay at NGIS, do while detached here. Cmdr. Walter Peasley, commanding officer of VFC-111, can be seen
in the background putting on his gear for a flight.
Legal assistance attorney visits NAS Key West in May
Station Key West May 5 - 7
and appointments are now
being taken.
Those eligible are active
legal
assistance
attorney is sched- duty, reservists on active
uled to visit Naval Air duty for 30 days or more,
BY JOLENE SCHOLL
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retirees and lawful dependents from all branches
of service, according to
NAS Key West Staff Judge
Advocate Lt. Emily Daniels.
Priority is given to active
duty military members and
their dependents, she said,
noting that the visit could be
extended if requests exceed
see LEGAL page 16
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Duty calls
W
April 17
1808 - Napoleon Bonaparte authorized the French seizure of all ships
entering all ports of the Hanseatic
League.
April 18
1958 - Lt. Cmdr. G.C. Watkins flying a Grumman F11F-1F Tiger sets
a world altitude record.
April 19
1960 - The Grumman A2F-1
Intruder makes its first flight,
receives the designation of A-6A
in 1962 and enters service in 1963.
April 20
1914 - The first call-to-action of
naval aviators is given during the
Mexican crisis.
April 21
1972 - Navy Capt. John Young,
commander of Apollo 16, is the
ninth man to walk on the moon.
April 22
1898 - Rear Adm. William Sampson
leaves Key West to set the blockade
of northern Cuban ports, which
was the beginning of the SpanishAmerican War.
April 23
1945 - Navy Patrol Bomber PB4Y
Liberators (VPB 109) employ Bat
missiles against Japanese shipping
in the first combat use of the only
automatic homing missile to be
used in World War II.
hen it rains, it pours.
Life is extremely busy
this month for work,
home and school. There are a lot
of activities calling for my attention. So of course, the inevitable
happens; my child is home sick.
It also happens that while I write
this I am the caretaker of this child
for the rest of the day so that my
wife can fulfill her commitments.
So duty calls me home.
As I found myself pondering this
week’s article, my daughter gave
me the inspiration; don’t worry, it
is nothing gross. Our children are
also on duty. They are the military children. If you did not know,
it is Military Child Appreciation
Month.
Our children have to endure a lot
for our military careers. They did
not have any choice in the matter.
They were either born or had to
transition into military life.
There are great benefits for children in the military, but there are
great hardships for them as well.
A lot of those hardships are emotional over any other type.
Every few years they have to
move to a new part of the country or even a whole new continent. Here they have to find their
place once again with new friends,
schools and schedules.
Depending on our assignment,
that child might have to not only
endure
these
CHAPLAIN'S changes, but the
CORNER
possibility of mom
or dad deploying for months,
missing birthdays,
holidays, proms or
graduations. This
child also has no
NAS Key West
Command Chaplain promise that this
parent is coming
Lt.
home, or if they do
Ethan Everts
come home, won’t
have changed because of an injury,
physically or mentally.
On top of all of this, the child
is usually not emotionally mature
enough to handle all these stressors. As a result, they may act out,
struggle with school, withdraw
socially and more.
As their parents, we must help
them though these times. The
most important way is communication. It is critical the child has the
opportunity to express what they
are feeling through these transi-
tions. It may also be important
for you to express how you feel
about them as well. Then find ways
together to help through these
hard times.
It is also important to tell them
how much you love and appreciate them. Each child will want love
communicated differently. Some
may need a hug. Others way want
to get ice cream. Other children
may just want to do an activity
together. It also could be as simple
as speaking it to them.
No matter what it is, you need
to take time for them just as you
need to do for your spouse. Our
time with our children is limited
and you cannot take back the time
already gone. So I encourage you
to appreciate them starting today.
Even if they are out of the house,
send a letter or give them a call to
show your appreciation.
I appreciate your time in reading this article. I hope to see you
on Sundays at 10:30 a.m. at the
Truman Chapel for our worship
service.
If you are in need of chaplain
care, please call your chaplains at
(305) 293-2318, Naval Air Station
Key West, or (305) 292-8788, Coast
Guard Sector Key West.
Naval aviator, combat veteran, region commander dies
BY JOLENE SCHOLL
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ear Adm. Kevin Delaney,
the former commander,
Navy Region Southeast,
member of the Florida Defense
Support Task Force and friend to
Naval Air Station Key West and Key
West, died April 7 at the age of 68 in
Jacksonville, Florida.
Delaney, who flew 686 combat
missions in Vietnam, retired in
1998 as the most decorated officer
in the U.S. Navy.
Even after his retirement
Delaney continued to support the
Navy and its Sailors. He was a past
guest speaker at NAS Key West’s
Navy Ball and spoke at a remem-
brance ceremony welcoming the
traveling Vietnam Veterans Wall to
Key West.
“Rear Adm. Delany has been a
great friend and unequaled supporter of
Naval Air
Station Key
West and
the
Key
West comm u n i t y,”
said Ron
Demes, the
former NAS
Delaney
Key West
executive director who now works
for Naval Air Warfare Center ATMO.
“He has been safeguarding military interests for both over the
years, first as the regional commander in the 1990s and most
recently as a member of the
FDSTF,” Demes said. “His Key West
legacy will live on for many years
to come.”
In Jacksonville, Delaney served
on the board of 19 nonprofits,
including the Wounded Warrior
Project and the Ronald McDonald
House.
Gov. Rick Scott recognized
Delaney for his service to the
nation, Navy and Florida in a statement issued April 8:
"Kevin was an inspirational
leader during his service in the
Navy, and he continued to serve
see DELANEY page 3
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Flyer
COMMANDING OFFICER
Capt. Steven P. McAlearney
EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Cmdr. Pornchai Davidson
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER
Trice Denny
EDITOR
Jolene Scholl
STAFF
MC1 Brian Morales
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Telephone: (305) 292-7777
April 17, 2015 • Southernmost Flyer • 3
Navy Teen Summer Camp
online registration opens
FROM NAS KEY WEST
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
N
avy Child and Youth
Programs is now
accepting applications for the 2015 Navy Teen
Summer Camp Scholarship
Program.
Commander, Navy In–
stallations Command will
fund summer camp opportunities for Navy teens
worldwide. Funding will
support commercial airfare, ground transportation,
camp registration, camp
lodging,
miscellaneous
insurances, on-site camp
meals and camp equipment, rentals, and deposits.
There is no cost to the teens
who are selected
Eligible teens are encouraged to apply. The previous 400 participants of the
2011, 2012 and 2014 SCSP
program have expressed
how much they enjoyed the
places they traveled to, the
friends they made and the
camps they attended.
The featured camps for
2015:
• Sail Annapolis, July 10 - 22
• OAC Euro Camp, July 13
- 27
• Passport to Europe, June
21 - July 4
• Explore Japan; July 14 - 27
• Scuba Dive Florida, July
12 - 25
• Hike Hawaii, June 12 -26
Eligible applicants may
complete an SCSP application by visiting https://
www.cnic-n9portal.com/
elibrary/index.cfm/document-library/?documentlib
raryaction=view&id=818.
Applications must be
received by May 3.
SPOUSE SPOTLIGHT
AT1 Joshua Burnett
GM1 Daylon Jordan
MA2 Tommy Hayner
ACCS Milford Whitson
My
stunning
wife
Christina Gunn Burnett
is the reason and driving
force behind all of the success and happiness in this
Sailor’s life. My wife is a fulltime reservations specialist
at Parrot Key Resorts and
the mother to our three
wonderful children. She
supports, protects and loves
her family fiercely and with
all of her heart.
Christina is my hero and
I couldn’t imagine life without her.
I do not know where I
would be without the love
of my life, my wife Athena.
Throughout our four years
of marriage she has been
there through thick-andthin for me; everything that
I am today I owe to her.
She undoubtedly has been
the absolute best mother to
our daughters, Cherish and
Harmony; her guidance and
nurturing show each day
our girls grow. We are grateful to have her; she is the
backbone of our family.
In the years we have been
together my wife Heejeong
has been nothing short of
amazing. She has showed
great courage through my
deployments, support during permanent change of
station moves and great
patience during the dayto-day Navy life. She is an
amazing mother and gives
our two children unconditional love. I want to say
“thank you” to my wife and
best friend for everything
she does.
A Navy wife for 17 years,
Christie is a model of the
perfect military spouse
and no doubt the driving
force behind our successful
Navy career. Through seven
moves, two unaccompanied
tours and the day-to-day
demands of Navy life, her
support for me, our family, our Command and the
Navy has never wavered.
Without my wife Christie’s
support, counsel and dedication I would not be where
I am today.
Registration opens for spouse appreciation brunch
FROM MORALE, WELFARE
AND RECREATION
M
WR and the
Fleet and Family
Support Center
will host the annual Military
Spouse
Appreciation
Brunch and Bingo from
10:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. May 2
at the Sigsbee Community
Center.
The annual event is
in recognition of the
national Military Spouse
Job Title:
Search and rescue pilot
Hometown:
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Prior Duty Station:
Helicopter Sea Combat
Squadron (HSC) 26, Norfolk,
Virginia
Delaney
continued from page 2
Hobbies:
Cycling and tennis.
Most Interesting Experience:
Operational vertical replenishment in the Arabian Gulf.
Future Plans:
Enjoy the Florida Keys.
Lt. Meghan Snyder
our state after his retirement, including as a member of the Florida Defense
Support Task Force.
“I was honored to join
Kevin to meet with some of
America's brave wounded
warriors, and saw first-hand
Appreciation Day, May 8.
This is a free event with
limited seating and reservations are made on a
first-come,
first-served
basis. Registration is open
now to active duty spouses.
Stop by or call the Fleet and
Family Support Center on
Sigsbee Park or call (305)
293-4410.
Spouses are encouraged
to dress up in their springbest to enjoy an elegant
brunch and play 10 rounds
his life-long dedication to
serving his fellow military
men and women. Kevin was
a true hero to our country
and the state of Florida.”
Delaney is survived by
his wife of 47 years, Pat,
and three daughters, Kelly,
Diana and Seana, as well as
five grandsons. Services are
Monday in Jacksonville.
of bingo for a chance to win
great prizes. In addition to
bingo, there are door prizes. A “golden ticket” winner
will receive a grand prize
giveaway.
The event is supported
by the following sponsors: USAA, University
of Phoenix, Saint Leo
University, Mama Flowers,
Key West Woman’s Club,
Fury Water Adventures,
Military Affairs Committee,
Key West Sea Glass, Keys
Federal Credit Union,
Sparkling Ice, Key West Golf
Club, Spa Terre, Kermit’s
Key Lime Shop, Key West
Aloe, Peppers of Key West,
Kai and Co., Key West Navy
League Council, Chief
Petty Officers Association,
Hot Tin Roof, Nailtini Nail
Salon and Day Spa, Island
Dogs and The Restaurant
Store. Sponsorship of this
event does not imply federal endorsement of product
or service.
JEWELRY MADE IN
KEY WEST
MILITARY DISCOUNT
BEEADS, CHARMS, TOOLS,
AND SUPPLIES
10 AM TO 6 PM DAILY
11 TO 5 SUNDAY
305.294.3500
531 WHITEHEAD STREET
WWW.KEYWESTBEADSTORE.COM
400680
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BBC News
TACO TUESDAY
Upcoming Life Works Events
The following LifeWorks programs are open to BBC
residents only.
Popcorn Friday
Friday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m., BBC Office.
Community Yard Sale
Saturday, 8 a.m. - noon.
Pilates
Monday, 9 - 9:45 a.m., Trumbo basketball court.
National Bean Jar Day
Wednesday, all day. Come count the jelly beans in the jar
at the BBC office, Sigsbee Park.
Zumba
Thursday, 6:15 - 7:15 p.m., Sigsbee Community Center.
Contact us:
Balfour Beatty Communities
Office Number: (305) 292-5590
Service Request Number: (305) 292-5596
Website: www.naskeywesthomes.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/naskeywesthomes
U.S. Navy photo by MC1 (SW/AW) Brian Morales
T
he Holiday Party Committee hosted a ‘Taco Tuesday’ lunch at the chief petty officers’ mess on Boca Chica Field.
The committee plans fundraisers to support this year's holiday party at the Ocean Key Resort.
Tricare beneficiaries target of medication marketing scam
FROM TRICARE
T
400559
he Defense Health
Agency, Office of
Program Integrity
has received a significant
number of reports from
Tricare beneficiaries about
unsolicited attempts by
“call centers” seeking personal and health information so that they can allegedly provide prescribed
cream medications to the
beneficiary.
Tricare and its contractors never call and ask for
personal identifying infor-
400650
mation or health information. Beneficiaries should
be wary of unsolicited
attempts by any entity asking for personal or health
information, either by
phone or in person.
The call center caller typically makes a cold call and
say, "I am a representative
calling from XYZ, we are
calling to tell you about a
benefit Tricare will cover for
you for a prescription pain
cream you are eligible for.”
The caller will tell the
beneficiary that “Tricare
wants to get you taken care
of, all we need are your
Doctor’s name and your
Tricare information and we
will contact your doctor and
get these medications or
supplies out to you immediately and submit a claim.”
DHA PI strongly advises
that beneficiaries not provide any information to
these types of requests.
Often these call centers have identified beneficiaries using the limited information available
through search engines like
“Google.”
If you are contacted,
don’t provide information.
Rather, immediately submit
a fraud line report to the
Pharmacy Benefits contractor ESI. Call the Fraud Tip
Hotline 1 (866) 759-6139
or email tricarefraudtip@
express-scripts.com.
April 17, 2015 • Southernmost Flyer • 5
Stereotypes perpetuate sexual assault myths
YN1 TRISTAN HILL
Federal Employment Basics
NAS Key West Victim Advocate
Tuesday, 9 - 10:30 a.m., FFSC
This presentation offers insight into the complexity of
the federal hiring process and can assist jobseekers in
gaining a federal job.
I
Command Indoctrination,
April 27 - May 1, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Bldg. A-515, Boca Chica Field
This five-day class informs incoming personnel of base
policies, procedures and services available. A multitude
of guest speakers will present an array of topics and will
take questions from training participants. Spouses are
encouraged to attend. Call (305) 293-4408, ext. 19, for
more information.
Fleet and Family Support Center’s hours of operation
are 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday - Friday. FFSC offers many services including deployment support, life skills education,
notary service, personal financial management, crisis
incident response and training, sexual assault prevention
and response, transition assistance management, family
advocacy and professional counseling.
For more information or to request services, call (305)
293-4408 or visit the center at 804 Sigsbee Rd., Sigsbee
Park.
f you Google “male sexual assault statistics”
the search engine automatically populates “male
sexual assault statistics in
the military” before you
even finish typing.
Imagine my surprise
when I found this out.
It wasn’t because I
believed the myth that men
can’t be sexually assaulted.
Rather, it was because as
a society we don’t generally think that male sexual
assault would occur in the
military.
Yet just last month, the
Government Accountability
Office released a report
entitled “Actions Needed to
Address Sexual Assaults of
Male Service Members.”
According to information
in the report, only 13 percent of men in the military
who were sexually assaulted reported their assaults;
yet, at least 40 percent of
the women in the military
who were assaulted made
reports.
Additionally, in 2008
the DoD acknowledged
it needed to address an
“unofficial” military culture
that was defined by exaggerated characteristics of
stereotypical masculinity.
That culture, among other
things, included values and
customs that may perpetuate rape.
If we aren’t able to overcome the stereotypes of
what is masculine, then the
crime of male sexual assault
in the military will continue
to be overlooked.
One myth of the stereotype is that real men should
be ashamed to ask for, or
need, help. To do so is a sign
of weakness.
Of course, that myth isn’t
reality, yet it is just one of
the many stereotypes men
face in situations where, in
reality, their gender plays no
role.
The time is now for sexual assault, regardless of
whether the victim is a man
or woman, to be viewed for
what it is - as a heinous
crime against an individual.
The victim should be able
to have support from peers,
the military and society.
If we as Sailors and shipmates live the Navy core
values of honor, courage
and commitment, we can
overcome the stereotypes
and provide encouragement and support for anyone and everyone who is
victimized.
Support and assistance
are available to victims
through the Sexual Assault
Prevention and Response
Program and peer victim
advocates. To get help, call
Safe Helpline, 1 (877) 9955247, visit the website www.
Safehelpline.org, or text
55247.
NAS Key West’s 24/7
Hotline is (305) 797-1408. The
NAS Key West Sexual Assault
Response Coordinator is at
the Fleet and Family Support
Center on Sigsbee Park. The
SARC can be reached by calling (305) 293-2408 or (786)
383-7873.
This Just In…
10-digit dialing
will participate in the Bahia
Honda State Park Earth Day
Celebration from 9 a.m. - 2
p.m. April 25.
NAS
Key
West’s
Environmental Division
will have an informational/
educational booth providing information on the
installation’s environmental
management system, natural resources conservation
programs and energy management program.
For more event information, call the park’s Sand
and Sea Nature Center at
(305) 872-9807.
Starting Saturday, Keys
residents will need to
include the area code when
making local phone calls.
Aboard Naval Air Station
Key West, the change only
affects local calling. When
dialing a local number, dial
9 plus the 10-digit local
number. The processes for
making on-base four-digit,
long distance, DSN or tollfree calls are unchanged.
The mandatory 10-digit
dialing comes as the 305
area code has been exhausted, with no available phone
numbers left. New tele- Special discount
phone lines in the Keys
will have the 786 area code
Customers who open
beginning June 1.
a new Military Star Card
account from April 29 - May
5, will receive 15 percent off
Earth Day
Naval Air Station Key West
see THIS JUST IN page 10
Lic. #MM30205
397187
This week at FFSC
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MWR Update
Command Challenge
The annual NAS Key West
Command Challenge is
May 15 on Truman Annex,
next to the Beach Patio
Recreation Center. The
event runs from 6:30 a.m.
- 1 p.m.
Commands will compete
in different sports and challenges, including beach
volleyball, world cup soccer, cornhole, XL Jenga, hop
ball hockey, 3-ON-3 basketball, wacky obstacle, golf
scramble, hungry hungry
humans, pickleball, squirt
gun bullseye, tug-of-war
and team spirit challenge.
MWR has invited special
guests to judge the team
spirit challenge: the Miami
Dolphins cheerleaders. The
cheerleaders also will per-
form at 9:15 a.m. The cheerleaders will meet with fans
from 11 a.m. - noon and
again from 1 - 2 p.m.
Two additional special
guests attending the challenge are Washington
Redskins starters Darrel
Young and Niles Paul. They,
too, will be at the meet
and greet sessions from 11
a.m. - noon and 1 - 2 p.m.
Additionally, Young and
Paul will have a meet and
greet from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
at the Sunset Lounge on
Sigsbee Park.
For
more
information, call (305) 293-2480
or email kwathletics@
gmail.com.
Sponsoring
the event are: University
of Phoenix, USAA, Saint
Leo University, Columbia
Southern University, Waste
Management, Fury Water
Adventures, Sparkling Ice,
Military Affairs Committee,
Balfour Beatty Communities
and Key West Navy League
Council. Sponsorship of this
event does not imply federal endorsement of product
or service.
Babysitting break
The Child Development
Center is providing evening child care during the
month of April. The cost is
$4 per child, per hour. Preregistration and inoculation
records are required. For
more information, call the
CDC at (305) 293-4498.
April 24: 6 p.m. - midnight. Registration deadline
is Wednesday.
May 2: 10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.,
supporting the Spouse May 22 at the Navigator’s
Brunch and Bingo event. Bar and Grill; weigh-in is at
Registration deadline is Sunset Lounge May 23.
April 30.
The entry fee is $125 per
boat for anglers who complete early registration
Armed Forces
before May 16. After May
Kids Run
16, the entry fee is $175 per
Naval Air Station Key boat. There is a limit of six
West’s military children are anglers per boat. All anglers
invited to join in on the must be an MWR-eligible
annual America’s Armed patron or sponsored by
Forces Kid’s Run at 10 authorized MWR patron.
a.m., May 23, at Sigsbee For more information or to
Community Center. The receive an emailed copy of
event is open to depen- the registration, call or stop
dents aged 5 - 13. Youth by the Sigsbee Marina, (305)
participate in .5-mile, one- 293-4434.
mile or two-mile runs.
Registration forms are avail- Arts, Crafts
able at the Youth Center and
Information Tickets and and Yard Sale
Travel office on Sigsbee Park
Shoppers and sellers are
or at the Boca Chica Fitness welcome at the April Arts,
Center. Online registration Crafts and Yard Sale April
is available at www.ameri- 25 from 8 a.m. - noon on
caskidsrun.org. For more Sigsbee Park. The cost is $3
info call (305) 293-2480 per table/space. Call the
or email bocachicagym@ Sigsbee Recreation Center/
gmail.com.
Campground Office, (305)
293-4432, to reserve a space
or for more information.
Dolphin Derby
The 19th Annual Dolphin
Derby is May 22 - 23,
Memorial Day weekend.
The Captain’s Meeting is
A-711 Essex Circle on Boca
Chica Field. The Landing
Zone is your one-stop-shop
resource center for quality products at competitive
prices. Services include:
Awards and recognitions,
custom imprinted apparel,
NAS Key West logoed products, printing/copying, signage and it is also an authorized Notary Public. Stop by
to see the new location and
learn about the available
services. For more information, call (305) 293-2884 or
email [email protected].
Free movies
Free movies are shown
each Saturday at 1 p.m.
and 6 p.m. at Beach Patio
Recreation Center on
Truman Annex. Popcorn
and snacks are sold during
the show. For more information, call (305) 293-5282.
The schedule:
• Saturday - “The Imitation
Game” (PG-13) at 1 p.m.
• Saturday - The Hobbit:
Battle of 5 Armies,” (PGLanding Zone
13), at 6 p.m.
•
April
25 - “Black and
The Landing Zone has
White” (PG-13) at 1 p.m.
successfully relocated Bldg.
• April 25 - “Taken 3” (PG13) at 6 p.m.
Liberty activities
The Liberty Single Sailor
Program is open to all single
or unaccompanied active
duty military personnel
E-6 and below. Visit us on
Facebook at “MWR Liberty
Key West” and request to be
added to the closed Liberty
Group. For additional information email [email protected] or call (305)
293-2682 or (305) 797-4468.
400293
397153
see MWR page 7
April 17, 2015 • Southernmost Flyer • 7
Boca Chica gym
• Fridays at 5 p.m. - open
volleyball
• Saturdays at 11 a.m. open basketball
For more information,
email
bocachicagym@
gmail.com, look for the
gym on Facebook - NAS
Key West MWR, or call (305)
293-2480.
MWR rentals
Need a canopy? How
about tables and chairs? A
stage? MWR has the following items available for rent:
20-by-20 canopies, 20-by-40
canopies, 10-by-10 pop-up
canopies and a 15-by-15
stage canopy. Also available
are 6-foot tables, chairs, a
6-by-16 stage and bunting.
Rental prices are based
on daily rates, on-base only.
Prices include set up and
break down.
For more information,
call Leroy Jackson at (305)
797-1275.
Beach Yoga
Take your practice out-
register your child call (305)
Fitness Center)
293-4437.
• 6:15 - 7:15 p.m. - Yoga
(Boca Chica Fitness
The Youth Center also
Center)
has a closed Facebook
group online for children
Tuesday
and parents to join - NAS
Key West Youth Center. A • 10 - 11 a.m. - Xtreme
Circuit (Boca Chica
request must be submitted
Fitness Center)
to join the group.
• 5:15 - 6 p.m. - TRX (Boca
Chica Fitness Center)
Fitness Schedule
• 5:15 - 6:15 p.m. - Pump
(Sigsbee
Community
Monday
Center)
• 7-7:45 a.m. - Cycling
(Boca Chica Cycling • 6:15 - 7 p.m. - Cycling
(Boca Chica Cycling
Studio)
Studio)
• 11 - 11:45 a.m. - Pilates
(Boca Chica Fitness
Wednesday
Center)
• 5:15 - 6:05 p.m. - Cardio • 11 a.m. - Noon - Yoga
(Boca Chica Fitness
Kickboxing (Boca Chica
• 6:15 - 7 p.m. - Cycle ‘n
Center)
Sculpt (Boca Chica
• 5:15 - 6 p.m. - Kickbox
Cycling Studio)
Step (Boca Chica Fitness
Center)
Friday
• 6:05 - 6:50 p.m. - Pilates
9:30
a.m.
(Boca Chica Fitness • 8:30
Paddleboard (Boca Chica
Center)
Marina) * Sign up starting
the Monday before class
Thursday
• 6:30 - 7:30 a.m. - Boot • 10 - 10:45 a.m. - Total
Body Toning (Boca Chica
Camp (Boca Chica Track)
Fitness Center)
• 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Gentle Yoga (Sigsbee
Saturday
Community Center)
• 5:15 - 6:15 p.m. - Pump • 9 - 10 a.m. - Xtreme
Circuit (Boca Chica
(Sigsbee
Community
Center)
Fitness Center)
Personal Injury Law
R ON S OLOMON , L AWYER
509 W HITEHEAD S TREET , S UITE 3
K EY W EST , F LORIDA 33040
tel: 305.517.6466 • fax: 305.509.7669
[email protected]
www.TheSolomonFirmKW.com
396603
side on the last Sunday of
every month. Join the Boca
continued from page 6
Chica Fitness staff at the
Boca Chica Marina Beach
April’s scheduled activi- for a 10 a.m. class. Bring
your own mat and towel - all
ties:
• Thursday - Birthday Bash levels are welcome.
for Liberty patrons, 6 - 8
p.m.
Youth Center
• April 25 - Single Sailor
Cookout and Volleyball
The MWR Youth Center
Game at Truman Annex, on Sigsbee Park serves
10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
dependents of active duty,
• April 26 - Tortugas one- retired military, Reservists
half day fishing trip. $20; and DOD civilians ages 10 must RSVP.
18. The facility is open after
• April 27 - Free bowling at school Monday - Thursday
Air Lanes Bowling Center, until 8 p.m., Friday after
3 - 5 p.m.
school until 9 p.m. and
• April 29 - Free family din- Saturday from 1 - 9 p.m.
ner at the barracks 1351
For information on how to
MWR
8 • Southernmost Flyer • April 17, 2015
Fest recognizes major sacrifices of minor dependents
Youth Fest attendees place their hands over their hearts for the national
anthem at Sigsbee Park
STORY AND PHOTOS BY MC1 (SW/AW) BRIAN MORALES
The Key West High School Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps parade the colors.
Southernmost Flyer
T
hey may not wear a uniform, but their sacrifice for this country
is well noted. The average child in a military family moves an
estimated six - nine times during a school career, according to
DoD Education Activity.
To show appreciation for their sacrifices, Morale, Welfare and
Recreation celebrated the Month of the Military Child with its 26th
annual Naval Air Station Key West Youth Fest at Sigsbee Park Saturday.
“We’re celebrating all military children because it’s hard being a
military child and moving around from place to place, so it’s a good
reason to help them come together,” said YN1 Tristan Hill, member of
the Southernmost First Class Petty Officer Association.
FCPOA provided hamburgers and hot dogs with chips and drinks at
the event.
“This is a good thing the MWR is doing and I fully support it,” Hill
added.
The Youth Center’s dance group “Uptown Funk” performed hip-hop
dance routines throughout the day along with other youth performances. Thriller BMX Team also put on a stunt show for spectators.
Other activities included the Youth Center’s Goodfellas and SMART
Girls Bake-Off, a Home Depot Kid’s Workshop, marine life touch tanks,
the inflatable Bootcamp Challenge, bounce houses, a water/bicycle/
pedestrian safety exhibit, Nikki’s Face Painting and the Keys Photo
Booth.
Event sponsors were USAA, University of Phoenix, Waste
Management, Seacamp, Sparkling Ice, Fury Water Adventures, The
Home Depot, Military Affairs Committee, Navy League Key West
Council and the Key West Area Chief Petty Officers Association.
Attendees build objects at the Home Depot Kid’s Workshop.
April 17, 2015 • Southernmost Flyer • 9
Thriller BMX rider Rob Nolli speeds toward the ramp during a
stunt show.
Children take center stage during a dance performance.
More than 750 military members, civilians and families attend this year’s Youth Fest.
Junior Enlisted Association member AC2 Liz Lockwood, left, passes the basketball to a child.
10 • Southernmost Flyer • April 17, 2015
This Just In
continued from page 5
their entire first day’s purchase. It is good on everything purchased on the first
day, including gasoline and
services. Normally, customers receive 10 percent off
their first day’s purchase.
The Military Star Card has
no annual fee, low interest
rate and 24-hour customer
service including online
access. Applications are
available at any NEX customer service location. The
application can be processed the same day.
Scholarships
available
ThanksUSA has awarded
over $10 million in needbased college, technical and
vocational school scholarships to military dependent
children and spouses.
This year’s application deadline is May 15.
To be eligible, the dependent must have at least a
2.0 grade point average.
Spouses must be enrolled
part-time in an undergraduate course of study at an
accredited institution.
The scholarship can be
used for non-degree licensure/certification programs
regardless whether an
undergraduate degree has
been completed. Please go
to www.thanksusa.org to
apply.
For a list of available
scholarships for dependents, please contact Naval
Air Station Key West School
Liaison Officer Yoli Eldred,
at [email protected]
or call 786-691-7187.
JIATF SOUTH WELCOME
the triangle in Key West to
the end of the four-lane
entering Big Coppitt Key
has been rescheduled to
begin the week of April 27.
The construction, from MM
3.9 - 9.8, is scheduled for
completion in June 2016.
For more information,
visit the project website on
www.fdotmonroe.com, or
contact Public Information
Specialist Dean Walters at
[email protected] or call
(305) 849-1474.
Southernmost Flyer
digital delivery
Available now: Free home
delivery of a digital copy of
Naval Air Station Key West’s
weekly
“Southernmost
Flyer.” Send your name and
email address to [email protected] and
Roadwork on US1
your information will be
The start of the roadway/ added to the SMF distribubridge repair project from tion list.
JIATF South photo by Kehaulani Murray
NAS Classifieds
FOR RENT
Available May 1: 3BD/2BA canal
front home near MM17. Renovated
with new appliances, counter tops
and tile floors. Includes pest control,
yard maintenance and water (up to
$100). Asking $3,200 per month; discount for military - $3,000 per month.
Call Sammy at (305) 896-4677 or
email [email protected].
FOR SALE
Solar panels for sale: 58 watt - $99,
68 watt - $110, 140 watt roll-out
panel, $130. The roll-out panel has
a sticky backing will adhere to anything - perfect for motor homes as
there a no holes to drill. Also for sale:
Inverters, charge controllers and batteries. Call Pete at (305) 923 3306.
2001 Holiday Rambler Presidential
fifth wheel, 32 feet, two slides, excellent condition. $10,500. Big Coppitt.
Call (765) 585-0363.
Electric bike, new, two chargers,
up to 17 mph, can peddle to charge.
$1,800 OBO. Call (575) 937-9206.
WANTED TO BUY
Enclosed Cargo Trailer; must be
good shape and not leak. Call (305)
509-7244 or (610) 304-2392.
ROOMMATE WANTED
Available May 1st, unfurnished
room, with shared kitchen in Old
Town, two blocks from Duval Street.
Looking for a quiet roommate/couple
to share a 2/BR apt. with married
couple. Job and previous landlord references required. Long-term tenant/s
preferred. $1,000 per month, plus
utilities. F/L/S. Security deposit is
$500. $2,500 to move in.
HELP WANTED
Part-time grounds keeping/maintenance position at Truman’s Little
White House. Cut grass, trim shrubs
and complete light maintenance
tasks. $12 per hour. Schedule - what
days or hours work for you? Apply
online at: www.historictours.com
Retail positions with part time and
full time, a.m. and p.m., shifts available. Work serving happy tourists.
Work for a great company - Historic
Tours of America. Apply online at
www.historictours.com.
The Navy Exchange on Sigsbee
Park has the following positions open:
full time - loss prevention detective; part time - hair stylist, customer service; and flex time - cashier.
Applicants must pass a background
check and have open availability to
qualify. For information or to apply,
visit www.NavyExchange.jobs.
NAS KEY WEST CLASSIFIEDS are
free for active-duty and retired personnel, their families and civilian base
employees only. Make submissions
to the NAS Key West Public Affairs
Office by email, jolene.scholl@navy.
mil. For info, call (305) 293-2425.
R
ep. Carlos Curbelo, (R-FL), right, is shown with Rear Adm. Stephen Mehling,
director of Joint Interagency Task Force South, after his first visit to the command
Thursday.
April 17, 2015 • Southernmost Flyer • 11
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
292-7777
300
MERCHANDISE
400
RENTALS
010....................................... .......Public Notices
040....................................... ..............Personals
050.................................................Lost & Found
060............ .......................................Pets Found
305................... ............ .............................Pets
310.......................,............. ........Sporting Goods
315........................................................Bicycles
320...........................................Household Goods
321...................................................... Furniture
325............................................... Miscellaneous
327........................................................ Jewelry
329............................................... Yard Sale Map
330......................................Yard Sale Lower Keys
331............................ ........Yard Sale Middle Keys
332......................................Yard Sale Upper Keys
335.......................................................Antiques
337...............................................................Art
340.......................................Musical Instruments
345.................................................... Appliances
350........................................... Office Equipment
351....................................................Electronics
355.............................................. Wanted to Buy
402.......................... ................ ........Roommates
404..........................................Rooms Lower Keys
406........... .............................Rooms Middle Keys
408......................................... Rooms Upper Keys
410............................... Mobile Homes Lower Keys
412..............................Mobile Homes Middle Keys
414............................... Mobile Homes Upper Keys
416...........................Furnished Condos Lower Keys
417....................... Unfurnished Condos Lower Keys
418........................................Condos Middle Keys
420.........................................Condos Upper Keys
422.............................. Furnished Apts. Lower Keys
424.............................Furnished Apts. Middle Keys
426.............................. Furnished Apts. Upper Keys
428..................................Unfurn. Apts. Lower Keys
430................................ Unfurn. Apts. Middle Keys
432................................. Unfurn. Apts. Upper Keys
434................................. Furn. Houses Lower Keys
110.................................. ..... .....Child Adult Care
112.............................................. Money To Lend
120........ ..... ..........................Private Instructions
200
EMPLOYMENT
210................................ ..................Jobs Wanted
220..................................Help Wanted Lower Keys
230................................ Help Wanted Middle Keys
240..................................Help Wanted Upper Keys
0010
Public Notice
NOTICE TO
ADVERTISERS
In case of errors,
please check your ad
the first day it appears. In the event of
an error, we are responsible for the first
incorrect insertion of
an ad. The Citizen
does not assume responsibility for any
reason beyond the
cost of the ad itself.
0220
Help Wanted
Lower Keys
Accepting
Applications
Courtyard by Marriott
Waterfront:
-Night Auditor
-Front Desk Agent
-Housekeepers
-Bistro Server
Non-smoking,
weekends, & holidays
required Free Health
Benefits, Incentives,
Vacation and Holiday
Pay After Introductory
Period. Must speak
English. EOE, drug
free workplace Please
apply in person 3031
N. Roosevelt Blvd.
CANCELLATIONS
All word ad rates are
placement fees and
non-refundable (for
frequency days canceled). Ads may be
removed from public- BOY'S AND GIRL'S
ation with placement CLUB OF THE KEYS
Currently has openings
fee remaining.
CHANGES
Once an ad has been
placed only acceptable minor changes
can be made to the
ad.
for full or part time
Activity Coordinators.
In Key West and Big
Pine. Must be able to
pass a background
check and drug
screening.
Call 305-296-2258
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Mon-Fri 8AM - 5PM • Proven to Work for Over 125 Years
000
ANNOUNCEMENTS
100
SERVICES
CANCELLATIONS
In case of errors, please check your ad the first day it appears. In the All word ad rates are placement fees and non-refundable (for frequency Monroe County requires that Contractors that advertise must include
event of an error, we are responsible for the first incorrect insertion of an days canceled). Ads may be removed from publication with placement their permanent certificate of competency number. If you have questions
ad. The Citizen does not assume responsibility for any reason beyond the
fee remaining.
concerning requirements, please call the Monroe County Building
cost of the ad itself.
Department at (305)292-4491.
0220
Help Wanted
Lower Keys
0220
Help Wanted
Lower Keys
BOY'S AND GIRL'S
CLUB OF THE KEYS
Currently has an
opening full time
Program Director.
In Key West. Must
be able to pass a
background check
and drug screening.
Call 305-296-2258
Brown Distributing
is hiring in Key West!
If you love Craft Beer
this is the job for you!
2 positions available:
CDL Class A Delivery
Driver and Specialty
Merchandiser.
Apply online:
www.brown.com
BREAKFAST
ATTENDANT
At our quaint Inn you
will not only be
responsible for setting
up the continental
breakfast daily, more
importantly you will be
comfortable mingling
and talking with our
guests as they enjoy
their morning meal.
Please call
305-292-1450
for an appointment.
Carpenter Need
Must have tools and
transportation.
Call Mike at
(305)394-2593.
WANTED
-PT Book Keeper
-Experienced Servers
-Bartenders
305-294-2433
ask for Jerry or Betty.
References required.
Conch Republic
Seafood:
is hiring for the
following positions:
*Servers
*Host
*Retail
*Barback
Apply in person at
631 Greene Street.
Experienced Plumber
Clean driving record.
Shawn Hudgins
Plumbing
305-797-5124
436................................Furn. Houses Middle Keys
438.................................Furn. Houses Upper Keys
440..............................Unfurn. Houses Lower Keys
442.............................Unfurn. Houses Middle Keys
444..............................Unfurn. Houses Upper Keys
446..............................Wanted To Rent Lower Keys
448............................ Wanted To Rent Middle Keys
450............................. Wanted To Rent Upper Keys
451...................................Mobile Homes/RV Sites
452............................Vacation Rentals Lower Keys
454...........................Vacation Rentals Middle Keys
456.......................... Vacations Rentals Upper Keys
458............................. Vacation Rentals Elsewhere
460........................................Commercial Rentals
462................................................. Office Space
464........................................................ Storage
506.............................................. .....Upper Keys
508.............................................Lots Lower Keys
510............................................Lots Middle Keys
512.............................................Lots Upper Keys
Homes For Sale
513....................................................Timeshares
514.........................................Condos Lower Keys
516.................................... ...Condos Middle Keys
518.........................................Condos Upper Keys
520......................................... Homes Lower Keys
522........................................ Homes Middle Keys
524......................................... Homes Upper Keys
Commercial
526......................................Business Oppurtunity
528............................................Business Wanted
530...................................................Investments
532........................................... .Income Property
534...................................... Commercial Property
Other Real Estate
536...............................Lots & Acreage Lower Keys
REAL ESTATE
538.. ...........................Lots & Acreage Middle Keys
540...............................Lots & Acreage Upper Keys
Mobile Homes
502....................................................Lower Keys 542............................................Realty Elsewhere
504.................................. ................Middle Keys 544............................................... Realty Wanted
500
0220
Help Wanted
Lower Keys
0220
Help Wanted
Lower Keys
0220
Conch Tour Train and
Four Star Rentals
Old Town Trolley
Rental company is
Tours of Key West
looking for a FT
is now looking for
customer service/rental
positive and
agent to join our team.
dependable people
Salary based on
to sell Conch Tour
experience. Apply in
Train and Old Town
person at 5216 US 1,
Trolley tickets. We offer
Stock Island.
a 401-K Plan, medical/
dental/life insurance,
Front Desk
paid vacation and sales
incentives. Apply online Attendant/Concierge
Seeking qualified
at www.historictours.com.
E.O.E. and Drug Free candidates to interview
for the full time position
Workplace.
of Front Desk
Telemarketer Sales
We are looking for part-time / full time
inside sale people. Must have good
computer skills with the ability to type at
least 50 words a minute, pleasant demeanor,
exceptional attention to details and the
drive to achieve monthly sales goal.
Hourly rate plus monthly commission.
Send resume to Tommy Todd at
[email protected]
400630
DEADLINES • LINE ADS
Sunday Edition ........................................................................ 1pm Friday
Monday Edition ......................................................................4pm Friday
Tuesday Edition ......................................................................1pm Monday
Wednesday Edition .................................................................1pm Tuesday
Thursday Edition.....................................................................1pm Wednesday
Friday Edition ........................................................................1pm Thursday
Saturday Edition.....................................................................11 am Friday
Garage Sale Map ...................................................................
...................................................................Noon
Noon Thursday
AUTOS/
600
TRANSPORTATION
Autos/Trucks
610................... ............ .......................... Trucks
620.......................,............. ..........Autos For Sale
622................................................ SUVs For Sale
625................................................. Classic Autos
630................................................ Autos Wanted
640............................................... ..... Auto Parts
Recreation
650....................................................... Scooters
652...................................................Motorcycles
654............................ .................... Travel Trailers
658..........................................RVs/Motor Homes
661................................................. Marine Parts
662................................................... Powerboats
664...................................................... Sailboats
665...................................................Houseboats
667...................................................Misc. Boats
669...........................................Dockage/Storage
670........................................................ Aviation
900
LEGALS
Help Wanted
Lower Keys
Attendant/Concierge.
Requirements: Strong
organizational, written
and verbal
communication skills
Strong computer
knowledge is a must.
Detail-oriented, team
0220
Help Wanted
Lower Keys
player, professional
demeanor High degree
of self-motivation and
ability to work alone if
necessary. Seeking
individuals for all days
and shifts - flexible
schedule a must.
ADVERTISING CONSULTANT:
The Key West Citizen is taking
applications for Sales Consultants. This
full time position works with new and
existing businesses to develop new
growth through our many publications
here in Key West. Candidate must be
comfortable selling a diverse range
of publications. You will be required
to meet deadlines and monthly sales
goals. This is an outside sales position,
not a sit-behind-the-desk position. If
you are goal driven and enjoy working
with people, send your cover letter,
resume and references to Tommy Todd
at [email protected]
400832
12 • Southernmost Flyer • April 17, 2015
0220
Help Wanted
Lower Keys
Apply in person at the
Eden House, 1015
Fleming St.
Gordon Food Service
is currently seeking
a Shift Leader.
Must have High
School Diploma,
Associates degree
preferred. Must be 18
years of age with 1-2
years of customer
service experience.
Must have valid FL DL
and clean driving
record. GFS is an
equal opportunity
employer and a Drug
Free Workplace.
Please apply to
www.gfs.com/careers.
Landscaping
Specialist
High School/GED
required, some
experience in
landscape design and
horticulture. This
requires maintaining
Monroe County
Sheriffҋs Office facility
grounds. This is a
Part-time position.
Hourly rate of $ 14.78
per hour working 3 to
10 hours per week.
Applicants must fill
out the online
pre-application at:
www.keysso.net
Contact Charles
Slebodnick at (305)
292-7044. EEO/AAP
0220
Help Wanted
Lower Keys
Guest Service Agent
is part of the Front
Office Team and is
responsible for
providing excellent
service to guests while
maximizing revenue
and occupancy.
Individual must
demonstrate good
computer skills,
accurately handle
transactions, stand for
long periods and
present exceptional
guest service. This
position requires
professionalism,
excellent judgment and
one year of experience
in guest services. If
qualified, we offer a
competitive wage and
a fun, fast paced
environment as well as
career advancement.
Applicants should
apply at
jobposting1703
@gmail.com
Now Hiring
Fashionable
Sales Associates
at our Heavenly
Couture store located
in 513 Duval Street.
Pay rate starts at
$12.00, Apply Now in
store or online
and become part of
our Heavenly Team!
Or call us at
(305)396.7647
for more information.
0220
Help Wanted
Lower Keys
INSURANCE
Insurance Processor
Key West Insurance
Agency hiring
Customer Service
Representative to
process crucial
documents in a
paperless environment.
Must have experience
working with Microsoft
Outlook, Internet
Explorer and Web
Navigation. Must be
extremely detail
oriented and able to
multi task under
pressure of meeting
deadlines. Excellent
customer service skills
mandatory. Prior office
or financial institution
experience required.
Send resume to
[email protected]
JEWELRY SALES
Seeking a driven,
disciplined, assertive
sales professional.
Must have strong
customer relations
skills, professional
appearance. Retail/
Jewelry experience
preferred. Excellent
starting salary,
commission, benefits.
Full time, long term.
Email resume to mm@
emeraldsinternational.com
Key West Hammocks
is looking for great
Sales people. Hourly
THE KEY TO
YOUR DREAM
HOME SEARCH
STARTS HERE
Catch the Keys Homes &
Real Estate section every
Sunday and all week at
www.keysnews.com.
0220
Help Wanted
Lower Keys
pay plus commission.
You should be
motivated, proactive
and experienced in
sales. In return we
offer a great work
environment, good pay
and flexible hours.
Apply in person before
Noon at 719 Duval St.
Keys Insurance
is looking to hire full
time positions for our
Marathon office:
An Admin Assistant
and Insurance
Customer Service Rep
licensed 220 or 440.
We are looking for
team players with
excellent verbal and
written communication
skills able to multi-task
in a fast paced
environment.
Qualified candidates
must have a HS
diploma or equivalent
and be computer
literate with a thorough
knowledge of
Microsoft Office
including Excel.
Salary commensurate
with experience.
Excellent
compensation and
benefits package.
Equal Opportunity
Employer and Drug
Free WorkPlace.
Send resume to
Gbetancourt@
keysinsurance.com.
0220
Help Wanted
Lower Keys
Positions Available at
Westin Key West
Sunset Key Weather
Station Banana Bay
and Bayside Inn
Westin
*Guest Service Agent
*Night Audit
*Maintenance Staff
*Painter
*PBX Operator
*Housekeeping
Supervisor
*Line cook
Sunset Key
*Massage Therapist
*Busser
*Line Cook
*Pastry Cook
*Houseman
*Room Attendant
*Restaurant Host
Bayside Inn
*Maintenance Staff
+ Previous applicants
need not apply again.
+ Application hours
are from 9am-3:30pm
Can also apply
on-line to:
hr@westinkeywest resort.com
Drug Free Work Place
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Apply in Person 245
Front Street,
Key West, FL 33040
Tel: 305-294-4000
Fax: 305-292-4348
0220
Help Wanted
Lower Keys
0220
Help Wanted
Lower Keys
0416
Furn. Condos
Lower Keys
Restaurant Positions
Medical Records
SMATHERS BEACH
WA Casa Marina &
Clerk STAT Imaging
1 and 2 Bedroom fully
Reach Resorts
Solutions Key West
furnished condos on
POSITION SUMMARY
8 acres of gated
*Bartenders
The Release of
seclusion, 2 pools &
*Servers - All Meal
Information(ROI)
tennis courts. All you
Periods
Specialist is
need are clothes and
*Room Service
responsible for
groceries. Available for
*Culinary
processing all medical
6 to 9 month leases.
*Banquets
records request
Monthly rates range
through prompt and
from $1,400 to $1,850.
Apply in person at HR Some Utilities included.
courteous service in
office located on the
a fast-paced, high
Gale Shepard, Broker
corner of Alberta and
volume, customer
305-294-6069
Seminole - #715 Rear
focused environment.
M-F 8am-5pm
ROI Specialist are also
Furnished Apts.
0422 Lower Keys
EOE/AA/Disabled/
responsible for
Veteran
ensuring accuracy and
2BR, 2BA, $2,000
safeguarding patient's
Available May 5th.
right to privacy by
715-571-1373.
adhering to company
VEHICLE BODY
policy and HIPAA
RESTORATION
Unfurnished Apts.
regulations.
0428 Lower Keys
Conch Tour Train is
Requirements: MUST
seeking a qualified
HAVE PRIOR
Aparment For Rent
individual for this
EXPERIENCE IN ROI / full-time position. Must
$1,500/month
MEDICAL RECORDS be experienced in body
Cudjoe Key MM 22
Education: High School repair, restoration and
2 bed 1 bath
Graduate or General
OR 1 bedroom
welding. Benefits
Education Degree
For Rent $750
package is available for
(GED) Experience:
No pets or smoking.
all full-time positions,
Six months to one year
305-290-9228
including 401(k),
related experience
Medical, Dental, Life
Computer Skills: Basic
Furnished Houses
and two weeks
Computer Functions:
vacation. Apply online: 0434 Lower Keys
Keyboard, Data Entry
www.historictours.com
Furnished Cottages
Other Requirements:
Drug Free Workplace
and Condos:
Prior HIPAA
and E.O.E.
starting from
Knowledge Preferred,
$2100/mo. Available
Medical Terminology
monthly or 6-9 month
class is strongly
Work for the #1 resort
lease. 305-296-2594
encouraged
on
the
Island!
AT HOME IN
Base Pay: $14/hour
PIER HOUSE
KEY WEST
Work Schedule:
RESORT & SPA
Full time 8AM to
OLD TOWN
4:30PM. Please send
Front Desk-PT
Furnished 2/1
resume to
Front Desk Supervisor
Conch house with
[email protected]
Night Manager
Pool; Rent May-Nov.
Painter- M-F 7:30-4
Pets OK.
F&B Supervisor
$2100/mo+ $125/mo
MEL FISHER'S
AM & PM
pool + utilities
TREASURES
Banquet Rest.
Experienced sales
Supervisor
MID TOWN
persons wanted for our
Spa Supervisor
We have TWO 2/1
two gift stores. Full or
Reservationist
apartments both
part time. Hourly plus
AM Server
with w/d. One is
commission. Position
$1800/mo + utilities
may require evening or
Independent
the other
weekend hours.
Contractor
$2000/mo. + utilities
Benefits for full time
Massage Therapist
Available NOW.
include health/dental
12-mo rental.
insurance and 401K.
Please, forward your
Drug free work place.
resume to
KEY WEST
Send resume to
[email protected]
GOLF CLUB
[email protected].
or stop by to complete Furnished 3/2.5 house,
an application.
wrap-around porch.
Rent NOW-Oct.
Pets OK.
Part-Time Yard
Yard Sales Lower
$2800/mo+ utilities
Maintenance Worker 0330
Keys
must have vehicle,
SEASIDE RESORT
Kids Come First
experience, speak
Furnished 2/2 mobile
Yard Sale, Sat. 8am
English. Good pay!
home; Central AC;
Located in parking lot
Call 8am-7pm
Washer/dryer; no pets.
of KW High Schol
305-304-8783
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Furnished Houses
0434 Lower Keys
Available NOW
thru December.
$1300/mo
+ water & electric.
FURNISHED SIX TO
EIGHT MONTH
RENTALS
We have properties in
Old Town and Key
West Golf Club.
See pictures & more
properties @
www.propertymanage
mentinkeywest.com
AT HOME IN
KEY WEST
305-296-2594
Unfurn. Houses
0440 Lower Keys
OLD TOWN
Unfurnished 1/1 apt.
w/ central AC, w/d.
Pets OK, Available
May. $1600/mo +
water & elec.
KEY WEST
GOLF CLUB
Furnished 3/2.5 house,
wrap-around porch.
Rent April-Sept.
Pets OK. $2800/mo
+ utilities.
SALT PONDS
Furnished 2/2 condo,
central AC, w/d.
No pets. April-Nov.
$2000/mo includes
utilities.
FURNISHED SIX TO
EIGHT MONTH
RENTALS
We have properties in
Old Town and Key
WestGolf Club.
See pictures & more
properties @
www.propertymanagementinkeywest.com
AT HOME IN
KEY WEST
305-296-2594
Wanted to Rent
0446 Lower Keys
Family Seeks
2+ bed, 1+ bath,
year lease Aug. 1.
Key West to Big Pine.
[email protected]
Homes Lower
0520 Keys
BRAND NEW
OCEANFRONT
Baypoint. 3BR/2BA, 50
ft concrete sea wall
with boat ramp.
305-923-4153.
Homes Lower
Commercial
0520 Keys
0534 Property
Key West Townhouse
For Sale
2/2 with a pool private
off street parking only
$1,654/month (taxes
and insurance extra)
Call Joe Cleghorn
305-301-7110
Retail Spaces
4 spaces available 661
SF – 1005 SF
Up to 107 ROGOҋs
ROGO Units allow
building of a living unit.
Can be moved from
Stock Island
509 Whitehead St.
2 Com Units/2 Res
Units. For Sale or
Lease Offices. Fully
remodeled
Claude J. Gardner, Jr.
or Will Langley
305-766-3133,
Prudential Knight &
Gardner Realty
# 1 in KEY WEST
commercial sales and
lease volume in 2014
and for the last 10
years combined.
Sold over $1 Billion.
V.A. SPECIAL
IS BACK!
Brand New 3/2, canal
front, Geiger Key
$ 0 Down, only $2,621
a month. (Taxes and
Insurance extra) Seller
pays 1st year
insurance.
Call Joe Cleghorn
305-301-7110
907 Virginia Street
$530,000
Old Town Residence
on corner of Wong
Song Alley and Virginia
Street. Master Suite
with private entrance.
Main house nicely
renovated. Call
Charles Lee Cabana
Realty, Inc. Realtor,
305- 294-6259
or 305-923-7167.
WATERFRONT
BAY POINT
NEW 3bed/3bath
1500 sq. ft. 2 story with
outrageous water
views, boat ramp and
sea wall. 305-797-5406
Commercial
0534 Property
Commercial For Sale
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and FL Keys
Commercial RE and
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Famous Key West
Restaurant
RE & Biz for Sale Turn
Key, 150 Seats, 2 bars,
ask price below
appraised.
725 Caroline St. KW Seaport
150 Seat Restaurant.
Call for Details
Dinner Cruise
Business
30 Pas. VesselPrice Reduced
Big Pine Shopping
Center
Space Available,
1,200 SF
423 Front St.- $65
PSF
Perfect Retail Space
2700 SF
407 Front St.- New
0662 Power Boats
1993 Mako 191
with 150 Yamaha
great boat.
$9,000 OBO
Call Jim 305-587-5411.
0329 Yard Sales Map
Relay For Life
Sat. 8am at HOB, early
birds welcome. Coffee
& Breakfast. Plants,
decor, clothing, books,
electronics, kitchen
items, antiques &
MORE! 100% of
proceeds benefit
American Cancer
Society.
30250 OVERSEAS
HWY. OCEAN SIDE
MM 30.5, Sat & Sun
8am - 2pm BIG PINE
KEY FLEA MARKET.
Millions of items to
chose from, more bang
for your bucks, new
vendors welcome.
New Vendors be at the
rear gate at 7am.
305-872-4103
711 Simonton
Fri + Sat, 9-12
Beautiful, high end
furniture and decor,
general household
and more!
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So why aren’t you using
the Key West Citizen?
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SMF
continued from page 1
Citizen, which had published the
paper without cost in exchange for
placing advertisement, was ending,
Denny said.
The Citizen printed just over
2,500 issues each week and delivered to facilities on all four annexes.
Advertising wasn’t supporting the
increasing costs of production and
the Rapid Gate access fees.
Additionally, except for when visitors were here for the season, the
number of newspapers that ended
up in the recycling bin was well above
1,000.
The trend for publications to
publish online began with the last
decade; now most newspapers have
Projects
continued from page 1
funded from the Commander, Navy
Installations Command non-appropriated fund construction program, he
said.
Work kicked off Monday when crews
began to dismantle the fencing around
the Sigsbee softball and soccer/foot-
digital editions that are exact replicas
of their print editions.
The first issue of the Southernmost
Flyer was published Nov. 17, 1989.
The “Captain’s Corner” carried a column by Commanding Officer Capt.
J.C. Ensch, who served as the installation commander from July 1989
- July 1991.
“I’m excited about the prospect
of having a new base newspaper to
serve the military, DoD employee
and retired community of Key West,”
Ensch wrote in that first column.
The newspaper started out as a
regular-sized broadsheet and then
transitioned to a tabloid - half the
size - in the late 1990s.
Before the SMF, there was no
installation newspaper, according
to Cathy Robinson, who manages
Morale, Welfare and Recreation’s
Another project is a .4 mile fitness
trail that will start and end on either
side of the Youth Center. The surfaced
trail will wind around the ball fields
and have five exercise stations.
The focus of the playground projects at the Child Development Center and Youth Center involves updating the area with modern equipment,
Campbell said.
The 5,000 square-foot water playground is designated to
be adjacent to the Sigsbee
Community Center.
“It will be in an enclosed
compound,” Campbell
said. “It will have two
areas, one for smaller
children and the other for
older children.”
The interactive playground will allow youngsters to push buttons to
set off the water flow in
fountains, bubblers and
sprinklers.
Work on the Youth
Center addition, designed
for teens and pre-teens,
began in 2014, should be
completed soon Campbell
said. The plan is to have all
of the projects done by late
Illustration by Tim Campbell summer.
ball fields to prepare for the installation
of artificial turf.
“This will improve the quality of the
playing fields,” Campbell said. “Our
fields were getting torn up because of
fire ants and iguanas; it was hard to
maintain the fields. “We submitted
for this project in 2010 and have been
working with CNIC and Naval Facilities
Engineering Command the last two
years in the contract requirements.”
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
Landing Zone.
“MWR had a newsletter but the
base didn’t have anything,” she said.
Robinson, who is listed in that
first issue as the MWR Public Affairs
Specialist, was responsible for writing the MWR content. She remembers joining the Public Affairs Officer,
Lt. Maria Gotthard, and a Fleet
and Family representative working
together at the Citizen to produce
the paper.
They would typeset the stories
and do paste-up on light tables in
the production shop. The small
SMF staff did everything but run the
printing press.
“I’m going to miss it,” Robinson
said. “I like holding a paper. I’m going
to miss getting black ink all over my
hands.
U.S. Navy photo by MC1 (SW/AW) Brian Morales
P
atrick Gonzalez, of New Horizons Environmental
Services, paints the side of a Boca Chica Field
runway green Tuesday. The painting is a test to
determine if green gravel will deter the endangered tern
from nesting on the rock, thus creating a flight hazard.
Legal
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available slots. She encouraged early registration.
The legal assistance attorney made a first visit to NAS
Key West in December 2014;
18 wills were processed for
active military, retirees and
dependents. The plan is to
have the legal assistance
attorney visit about three
times each year, Daniels
said.
In addition to wills, legal
assistance attorneys can
provide services/advice in
the following areas: general
estate planning; domestic
relations, including divorce,
legal separation, annulment, custody and paternity; adoption and name
changes; immigration and
naturalization; nonsupport
and indebtedness, including communication, correspondence and negotiations with another party or
lawyer; consumer fraud
and abuse, including identity theft; landlord-tenant
relations, including tenant
advice concerning review
of personal leases and communication and correspondence; and military rights
and benefits, including
Service Members Civil Relief
Act advice and assistance.
For more information or
to make an appointment,
call the SJA office at (305)
293-2833. Information is
also available at www.jag.
navy.mil/legal_services/
legal_services_faq.htm.