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September 27 - October 3, 2013 • www.conchcolor.comReliable Energy We Can Trust...Sustainable Developement –Let’s meet our needs without compromisingfuture generations.Value our Community and Neighborhoods –Keep jobs and contract dollars local. Invest in safe,healthy, walkable/bikable neighborhoods.Enhance Economic Competitiveness –Keys Energy has very good employees, is wellmanaged, and should always aim to improve.“As a lifelong resident, business owner and realtor in Key Westfor over 25 years, I know the community and its needs.”Cheryl Catesfor Utility Board“Reliable Energy We Can Trust”CHERYLCATESforUtility Board Group 3www.CherylCates.comPlease Vote October 1 stPaid by Cheryl Cates for Utility Board Group 3St. Peter’s Church Pumpkin PatchThe youth of St.Peter’s churchwill be unloading 5000 Pumpkinsthis Saturday 28th, 9-12, free lunchfor everyone Please come out andsupport this great annual event. ThePatch will be open Sept. 28th - Oct.31st, MM 31.5, 10 am - Dusk Daily.The Patch will have a Costume Corner,where you can find gently usedCostumes or donate one. We wouldlove to see a Beautiful Picture of thisfall event in your Conch Color.Friday Happy Hour Benefits Key WestPreschool CoopHappy Hour gratuities will benefitThe Key West Preschool Co-op(KWPC) this Friday, September 27th,from 5 to 8 PM at The BottleCapGroove Lounge. KWPC has beenserving the families of Key West forover 20 years as a non-profit cooperative,which means that parents areactive and essential partners alongwith our teachers in the running ofthe school.The preschool, located at 2610 FlaglerAvenue, offers classes 5 morningsa week for children ages 1 to 4 yearsold and are currently accepting newstudents for all classes. For additionalinformation on KWPC visit the websiteat www.kwpc.info or find themon Facebook. KWPC depends oncommunity support to operate. TheBottlecap is located at 1128 SimontonStreet.conch color the florida keys 5 photographic chronicleWine on Water - October 6Monroe County’s chapter of theFlorida Restaurant and Lodging Associationwill presents its fourth annual “Wineon the Water,” Sunday, Oct. 6, at 5 p.m.,onboard the Fury Catamaran during asunset sail.The last three “Wine on the Water”events have been sold out prior to thedate, so the association, and its local Keysmembers, suggest interested parties tobuy tickets early by contacting LynneHernandez at 305-598-3752.Celebrated Key West Chef MichaelSchultz, executive chef for the Pat CroceGroup, will prepare this year’s five coursepairing of delicacies and fine wines fromSouthern Wine and Spirits and ConstellationWines, and wine writer and connoisseurSteve Calderwood will moderateeach tasting.For one of the tastings Schultz willpair, seared tuna tataki, black sesamecrusted tuna with Thai soba noodles,wasabi aioli and topeka caviar from halfshell raw bar menu with a Mark WestPinot Noir.“The texture and spice of this dish isa great match for the Mark West pinot,”Schultz said.Schultz’s finale for the night will befrom Turtle Kraals’ menu, a Jamaican almondcake with orange and agave nectarglazed pineapples, served with HiddenCrush Chardonnay.“Almond cake, pineapple and chardonnay. . . that about says it all,” SchultzsaidȦll funds from ticket sales benefitthe FRLA Monroe Educational Fund,providing support for the Florida KeysCommunity College hospitality programand the ProStart Culinary Programs inMonroe County High Schools.Tickets are $85 and, along with thewine and food tastings, each person willreceive a gift bag filled with souvenir ofthe event and an engraved wine glass.The sunset sail will feature live entertainmentand an onboard raffle.Sunrise Rotary at PokerRun’s Final StopPhoto by Kristen LivengoodMembers of the Key West SunriseRotary Club in the Conch Republicmanned the fifth stop, parkedmotorcycles and sold T-shirts all insupport of Phil Peterson’s 41st KeyWest Poker Run Sept. 19-21. SunriseRotarians pictured include, fromleft, Stephanie Griffiths, Trice Denny,Birch Ohlinger, Douglas Helkenn,Steve Gahan, Ron Demes and JimReynolds. Sunrise Rotary meets atTrumbo Point every Friday at 7 a.m.