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IS THAT?!
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theWeb and you are
bound to find stories
that are just too bizarre to be
true. Here's a sampling,
edited for length. And
remember, just because it's
online doesn't mean it's true!
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on bridge wrong way. Police
said a 75-year-old woman
drove the wrong way on New
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State police in Tarrytown said
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highway Sunday morning
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By Tony Judnich
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com
VIERA Contract negotiations
with the top Brevard County man-
ager candidate should be complet-
ed soon.
"I anticipate we will have a con-
tract ready for the (County Com-
mission's) consideration and
approval within the next several
weeks," county human resources
director Frank Abbate said Aug. 4.
Earlier that day, commissioners
chose Howard Tipton, chief admin-
istrative officer for the Orange
County Clerk of Courts, to manage
Brevard County's $1 billion budget


County tax

rate could

remain


unchanged
By Tony Judnich
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com
VIERA-The owner of a $200,000
single-family home in unincorpo-
rated Brevard County with $50,000
in homestead exemptions could
pay $1,063 in county taxes in fiscal
2009-2010.
That scenario, county assistant
budget director Elizabeth Swanke
said, would be accurate for a home-
owner who lives in District 5, which
encompasses much of the south
county area.
At 5:30 p.m. Sept. 8, the County
Commission plans to conduct its
first public hearing on the tentative
aggregate operating tax rate of $5.47
per $1,000 of assessed value, as well
as on the county's tentative 2009-
2010 budget of almost $1.1 billion.
It plans to vote on whether to
adopt the county's various debt and
operating villages and the budget
at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 22. The new fiscal
year starts Oct. 1.
On July 28, the majority of the
five-member commission voted to
stick with last year's aggregate tax
rate for the new budget year. Dis-
trict 2 Commissioner Chuck Nelson
and District 1 Commissioner Robin
Fisher voted against staying with
the $5.47 rate.
Mr. Nelson and Mr. Fisher
expressed concern that there would
not be sufficient revenue for items
many of their constituents favor,
such as parks maintenance and
better roads.
Overall, the tentative budget is
$100 million less than the current
budget.
"Maintaining the current aggre-
gate tax rate results in reduced
property tax expenditures of $24.8
million, with $17 million of those
reductions occurring with the
county's general funds," interim
See RATE, A2


and more than 2,000 employees.
The advertised salary range for
the manager position was $140,000
to $200,000.
Mr. Abbate, Commissioner Andy
Anderson, county attorney Scott
Knox and executive recruiter Colin
Baenziger will negotiate a contract
with Mr. Tipton. The county used
Colin Baenziger and Associates, of
Wellington to search for manager
candidates.
Mr. Tipton, 51, has served in his
current job since 1998. According
to his resume, he is "responsible for
day-to-day operations of the clerk
of courts, which includes 600+
employees with a $42 million budg-


do.
Mr. Tipton pre-
viously worked for
Orange County
from 1985 to
1997. He served as its deputy
county administrator from 1992 to
1997, assistant to the county
administrator from 1990 to 1992
and supervisor of employee rela-
tions, compensation and benefits


from
1985 to 1990.
He earned a bachelor's degree

See MANAGER, A2


Good haul


Cliff Partlow/staff photographer
Captain Don Voss, operations director and dive coordinator with the Marine Cleanup Initiative, Inc. in Fort
Pierce, hands his haul to captain Kevin Miller of Tow Boat U.S. of Melbourne, during the cleanup at the
Sebastian Inlet last Saturday. Four boats with twelve divers managed to fill six 30-gallon trashcans several
hundred pounds of trash from only a 24-minute dive.



Beachside couple donates $2.5


million endowment posthumously


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
Five years ago, an anonymous
donation in the amount of
$150,000 to Florida Institute of
Technology enabled the school to
buy the largest research telescope
in the state.
Last October, the mystery
donors died, leaving another enor-
mous gift to the college and reveal-
ing the source of this generous gift,
in the amount of $2.5 million.


James and Sara Ortega of Mel-
bourne Beach died last October, a
week apart. After remembering
family and loved ones in their will,
the couple donated the balance of
their estate, approximately $2.5
million, including a beachside
condo, to the school.
Mr. Ortega, a retired professor
from the University of Virginia, left
his money to Florida Tech because
"he felt his gift would have a much
greater impact on Florida Tech,"
said Terry Oswalt, head of Florida


Tech's Department of Physics and
Space Sciences, the department
that will benefit from this endow-
ment.
Kenneth Stackpoole, senior vice
president for advancement, said
he worked with Mr. Ortega before
his death to ensure the endow-
ment would be used as he wished.
In June, Florida Tech received
more than $600,000 of the bequest
to initiate the Ortega Endowment
See ENDOWMENT, A2


Inmates clean county


animal shelters


By Jenet Krol
Krol@hometownnewsol.com

Brevard County inmates
are working to give home-
less animals a second
chance.
Six times a week, female
inmates from the Brevard
County jail visit the county's
two animal shelters to clean
and work with staff.
They clean, disinfect,
scoop out waste and scrub
walls at the two county-run
shelters in Titusville and
Melbourne, working an
average of 120 hours a week.
"They're getting down
and dirty," said Bobby
Bowen, interim animal serv-


ices enforcement director,
who requested the inmates
work at the shelters. "It's a
job that a lot of people
wouldn't want to do, but it's
one of the most important
at the shelters."
A former law enforcement
officer from Melbourne, Mr.
Bowen said he knew having
the inmates work at the
shelters would be beneficial
all around.
"I'm always looking for a
way to save taxpayer dollars
and they will augment the
staffing I have (at the shel-
ters.) As time has gone by,
more and more animals
have come into the shelter
See INMATES, A2


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Female inmates from the
Brevard County Jail spend
the morning hours
cleaning out the kennels at
the North and South
Brevard County Animal
Shelters.


Photo courtesy of the Brevard
County Sheriffs Office


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A2 Melbourne Hometown News Friday, August 14, 2009


Rate
From page Al
county manager Stockton
Whitten said in a July 15
budget summary for the com-
mission.
The tentative budget calls
for the elimination of 199
county positions:


41 positions are full-time
management/supervisory
79 are full-time non-
supervisory
78 are part-time
Also, "Virtually every
department and office will
have to substantially reduce
services to the public under
this (tentative budget)," Mr.
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summary.
For example, the operating
hours of the county libraries
and community and nature
centers are being reduced.
During their budget talks,
commissioners have strived
to keep public safety a priori-
ty. Among the county's 21
operating villages, the only
tax rate increase in the tenta-
tive budget is for the county-
wide law enforcement
municipal service taxing unit.
At the July 28 meeting, Dis-
trict 3 Commissioner Trudie
Infantini said she knows
many services will be cut, but
"We have to live within our
budget.
"We have a spending prob-
lem," she said. "We don't have
a revenue problem. We have
to stop spending so much."


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Endowment
From page Al
for Astronomy and Astro-
physics. The endowment
will fund scholarships, fel-
lowships and research
opportunities for the
Department of Physics.
"This gives the depart-
ment a giant boost," Mr.


Manager
From page Al
from James Madison Uni-
versity in Harrisonburg,
Va., in 1981, and a master's
degree in public adminis-
tration from the University
of Central Florida in 1990.
On July 31, the commis-
sion interviewed Mr. Tipton
and five other manager
finalists. Among other ques-


Inmates
From page Al
and we are reaching the
point of overpopulation.
These inmates will give us
a breather and being able
to do something for the
animals gives them some-


Stackpoole said. "Dr. Orte-
ga's gift is a great example
of how someone can leave
an estate to a good cause
while also taking care of
family members."
The Ortega estate
includes bank accounts,
mutual funds, a condo-
minium, which the school
will use for visiting profes-
sors and researchers, and


tions, Commissioner Trudie
Infantini asked Mr. Tipton
about his thoughts on using
reserve money to balance
budgets.
"I'm not a big fan of using
reserves," he said. "I believe
that they are there for emer-
gencies."
In response to another
question, Mr. Tipton said he
would, as county manager,
be visible in the community,
communicate and listen.


thing to look forward to."
The work provided by the
inmates is equivalent to the
salary of one shelter
employee at each shelter,
saving the county close to
$60,000 a year, said Mr.
Bowen.
Working at the shelters is
a continuation of the Sher-
iff's Paws and Stripes Pro-
gram, in which inmates
train dogs that have been
deemed unadoptable.
Inmates that have complet-
ed the Paws and Stripes
program were handpicked
to work in shelters, said Lt.
Ed Pellasce, information
officer for the Brevard
County Jail Complex.
'Anytime an inmate has a
chance to work outside our


Mr. Ortega's books, which
he donated to Florida
Tech's Evans Library.
The Ortega Telescope, a
32-inch telescope con-
structed in 2005 with the
help of the Ortegas' dona-
tion, is on top of the EW.
Olin Physical Sciences
Building on the Florida
Tech campus in Mel-
bourne.


"God gave us one mouth
and two ears," Mr. Tipton
said. "I think we need to do
a lot more listening."
Former county manager
Peggy Busacca resigned in
January. She had served as
manager since May 2005.
Stockton Whitten, who
served under Mrs. Busacca
as assistant county manag-
er for management servic-
es, is serving as interim
county manager.


facility and have some
interaction with the public,
it's a good thing," he said.
"Rather than sitting in a jail,
this provides a service for
people and hopefully
encourages (the inmates)
to do something like this in
the future."
The inmate work crews
come to the shelters before
they are open to the public
between the hours of 6:30
a.m. and 8:30 a.m. and
work under the supervision
of shelter staff that have
been trained to oversee
inmates.
"I'm very pleased and
thankful that the inmates
are willing to enter this
environment and do what
they do," said Mr. Bowen.


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Association of Realtors renovates building


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
It's not just for Realtors anymore.
The Melbourne Area Association of
Realtors has recently completed the
renovation of its office on Sarno Road,
and the association is now offering the
building for community rentals,
including weddings, business meetings
and computer classes.
According to its Web site, www.maar-
fl.org, Melbourne Area Association of
Realtors is an all-Realtors organization,
in which each of more than 1,700 mem-
bers adheres to the National Associa-
tion of Realtors code of ethics. The
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Both affiliated with Brevard Community College


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
Two women from the two
different populations at Bre-
vard Community College -
students and staff were
recently honored by the
Melbourne-Palm Bay
Chamber of Commerce for
their commitment to excel-
lence.
Brittany Haugen, a BCC


student who graduated this
summer, and Katherine
Cobb, provost of the Mel-
bourne campus, were
selected to receive the 2009
Young Woman of Excellence
Award and 2009 Woman of
Excellence award, respec-
tively, by the chamber's
Women's Business Council
at the Second Annual
Women of Excellence Cele-
bration.


"I was very excited," said
Ms. Haugen, who plans to
attend Florida Institute of
Technology in the fall to
study molecular biology. "It
made all my hard work
worthwhile."
Ms. Haugen, 20, of Mel-
bourne, was recognized for
her achievements at the
BCC campus. She's a mem-
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school's Relay for Life team,
Ms. Haugen accomplished
one of her most significant
goals: raising more than
$5,200 for cancer research,
more than any other team in
the school's history.
Ms. Haugen was nominat-
ed for the award by Mrs.
Cobb, the recipient of the
2009 Woman of Excellence
Award.
"That young lady is a cam-
pus leader," Mrs. Cobb said.
"Everybody thinks I run this
campus, but Brittany and
Tisha Van Pelt (recipient of
BCC's 2009 President's
Award), really run this cam-
pus and I follow their lead."
Mrs. Cobb, Melbourne
campus provost, shared the
stage with Ms. Haugen
based on her dedication to


excellence in professional
endeavors, personal growth,
community involvement
and commitment to helping
other women achieve.
Nominated by Jennifer
Blalock, vice president for
enrollment management,
marketing and community
relations, Mrs. Cobb mod-
estly pointed to the achieve-
ment of the other 33 nomi-
nees when asked about the
award.
"I was humbled because
you never consider yourself
a woman of excellence
when all you see is excel-
lence around you," she said.
Mrs. Cobb is a graduate of
Stetson University, where
she earned her bachelor's
degree and juris doctorate.
She is a member of the Eau
Gallie Rotary, the Mel-
bourne-Palm Bay Chamber
Education Foundation and
is a past chair of the Ameri-


can Cancer Society. She also
serves on the board of the
Women's Business Center
for Florida Institute of Tech-
nology, the Stetson Univer-
sity Arts and Sciences
Board, the Holy Trinity Epis-
copal Academy Board of
Trustees and a member of
the South Brevard Debu-
tante Committee. Addition-
ally, Mrs. Cobb was
appointed by Gov. Jeb Bush
to serve on the Florida
Paperwork Reduction Task
Force in 2006, and in 2008,
she was appointed to serve
on the Florida Distance
Learning Task Force.
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Editor's note: This is a list
of arrests, not convictions,
and all arrestees are pre-
sumed innocent unless or
until proven guilty in a court
of law.
Melbourne
Police Department

Arthur Lewis Hobbs, 56,
of 1775 Steele St., Mel-
bourne, was charged July 31
with aggravated assault-
domestic violence, posses-
sion of drug paraphernalia
and resisting arrest without
violence.
Larry Edward Myers, 47,
of 2221 Hampton Greens
Blvd., No. 104, Melbourne,
was charged July 31 with
felony battery and battery-
domestic violence.
Turan Jerome Brady, 44,
of 820 Juanita Circle, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 1
with aggravated assault-
domestic violence, sexual
battery and burglary.
Tommy Lee Brookins,
52, of 1117 Ganey Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 1 with grand theft.
Denzel T. Clark, 18, of
3204 Pecan St., Melbourne,
was charged Aug. 1 with
battery on a law enforce-
ment officer and resisting
arrest with violence.
Christopher Anthony
Adamek, 26, address
unknown, was charged
Aug. 2 with failure to
appear-traffic and aggra-
vated stalking.
Bonnie L. Taylor, 30, of
100 N. Harbor City Blvd.,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 2 with grand theft
auto.
Robert Joseph Gray, 18,


of 2073 Highland Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 3
with attempting to
solicit/conspire.
Deryk Colin Link, 18, of
588 Imperial Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 3
with attempting to
solicit/conspire.
Jeffery Lee Salter, 29, of
204 W. Seminole Ave., No. 6,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 3 with burglary and
grand theft.
Queshanda N. Carree,
34, of 2904 Colbert Circle,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 4 with grand theft.
Stephen Daniel Saylor,
24, 3534 Aspen Way, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 4
with aggravated assault and
criminal mischief.
Brandon Ernest Tony
Bologna, 26, address
unknown, was charged
Aug. 5 with aggravated
assault.

Palm Bay
Police Department

Rashaad R. Broxton, 19,
of 3020 Merry St., West Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 1
with possession of a con-
trolled substance, having
no driver's license and giv-
ing a false name.

West Melbourne
Police Department
Juan A. Santiago-
Vazquez, 37, of 2265 Friday
Court, No. 235, West Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 1
with false imprisonment,
grand theft and aggravated
burglary on a pregnant
woman.


Brevard County
Sheriff's Office


Deena Rachelle Burak,
45, of 2105 Barracuda Ave.,
Melbourne, was charged
July 31 with possession of a
controlled substance.
Kimberly Michelle Beat-
tie, 40, of 2930 Brandywine
Lane, West Melbourne, was
charged Aug. 1 with aggra-
vated assault-domestic vio-
lence.
Brianne G. Lopez, 30, of
1816 Cadillac Circle North,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 1 with trafficking
stolen property.
Christopher Williams,
27, of 516 Ryoland St., Unit
B, Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 1 with burglary and
criminal mischief.
Summer Starr Cappello,
36, address unknown, was
charged Aug. 2 with felony
driving under the influence.
Robert William Botten,
28, of 189 Easy St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 4
with possession of cocaine
with the intent to sell, three
counts of possession of a
controlled substance with
the intent to sell, four
counts of possession of a
controlled substance and
four counts of selling a con-


Sheriffs Office hosts


Karats 4 Kids event


trolled substance.
Shannon Burgess, 24, of
2102 Hellen St., Melbourne,
was charged Aug. 5 with
felony violation of commu-
nity supervision.
Donald Albert Colbert,
29, of 1900 Post Road, No.
258, Melbourne, was
charged Aug. 6 with grand
theft and trafficking stolen
property.
Ronald Howard, 19, of
1873 Southland Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 6
with selling cocaine and two
counts of possession of
cocaine with intent to sell.
Tiley Raelynn Minear, 30,
of 416 Linda St., Melbourne,
was charged Aug. 6 with giv-
ing false information to a
second-hand property deal-
er, trafficking stolen proper-
ty, criminal mischief, two
counts of grand theft, three
counts of burglary, three
counts of principal first
degree aiding and abetting
and three counts of felony
violation of probation/com-
munity control.
Heidi Arlene Wheelden,
39, of 1121 E. Mill St., Mel-
bourne, was charged with
selling cocaine, possession
of cocaine, battery on a law
enforcement officer and
resisting arrest with vio-
lence.


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
Brevard County Sheriff's
Office has come up with a
unique fundraising event
organizers hope will have
the Midas touch.
Karats 4 Kids encourages
residents with unwanted
gold, silver or platinum jew-
elry or serving sets to
donate the proceeds from
their precious metals to the
Police Athletic League.
The event will take place
in Indialantic Saturday, Aug.
15, where representatives
from Southeast Precious
Metals Exchange, a state-
licensed dealer, will buy
precious metals. Attendees
are then asked to donate all
or some of the money
received from the sale of
their valuables to the Bre-
vard County Sheriff's Office
PAL Program, said Lori
Chabot, spokeswoman for
the sheriff's office.
"This event is an out-of-
the-box, unique opportuni-
ty where people can donate
without writing a check,"
Ms. Chabot said.
BCSO's PAL is a nonprofit
organization dedicated to
offering athletic, recreation-
al and educational pro-
grams to underprivileged
children, such as Camp
Chance, a five- to six-week
summer program in which
children participate in
water sports, canoeing, air-
boat rides, field trips and
interaction with law
enforcement officers and
employees. The camp is run


'"This event is a
unique opportunity
where people can
donate without
writing a check."

Lori Chabot
Brevard County
Sheriff's Office
by law enforcement officials
and volunteers, and each
group attends for one week.
Camp Chance, and other
programs like it, will benefit
from the proceeds of this
event.
The gold buyer will accept
a variety of items, including
rings, bracelets, sterling
sliver bowls or plates, ear-
rings, charms, coins, pins,
tea sets, chains, cuff links,
dental gold, necklaces and
pocket watches. Prices vary
based on the purity of the
precious metal.
"Charities' donations are
down in this economy
because budgets are
tighter," Ms. Chabot said.
"This is a unique opportuni-
ty for people to give. The
programs (PAL) offers give
these kids opportunities
they may not have had."
Karats 4 Kids is scheduled
from 4-8 p.m. Saturday, Aug.
15, at the Crowne Plaza
Oceanfront, 2605 North AlA,
Indialantic. Please RSVP to
Lori Chabot at (321) 403-
2619. For more information
on Southeast Precious Met-
als Exchange, visit
www.giftsforgold.com.


Realtors
From page A3
a smart board and a WiFi con-
nection.
"This is wonderful for some-
body who has new software they
want to introduce to their
employees," said Stephanie Carl-


son, communications chairman
for the MAAR board of directors.
For those who need a smaller
space for a board meeting, the
MAAR building has a small
board room for rent, which can
be used as a reception or confer-
ence room as well. The room
also has two projection screens
and a U-shaped desk, ideal for


small presentations, Ms. Carlson
said.
The auditorium is the perfect
place for larger presentations,
lectures and wedding recep-
tions, Ms. Carlson said. Rectan-
gular and round tables can be
configured to accommodate
approximately 180 wedding
reception guests or 120 students.


The room can also be divided for
smaller meetings.
"This can be a learning cen-
ter," Mrs. Carlson said. "It's not
just for wedding receptions.
We've had all kinds of parties
and meetings here."
Ms. Carlson said MAAR is tar-
geting the community at-large
for rentals.


"I think we offer some things
other facilities don't," she said.
"We're really gearing it for com-
munity usage."
MAAR is located at 1450
Sarno Road, Melbourne. For
business rentals, call (321) 242-
2211. For wedding rentals, call
Donna McWilliams at (321)
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beats the odds


In business, there are two
important milestones
you look to reach when
you are starting out.
First is the one-year
anniversary. Making it
through the first year means
you had a good idea, a good
business plan and were
prepared to face whatever
obstacles came your way.
In the United States,
more than 50 percent of
new businesses don't make
it to the first year. The
second milestone is the
five-year anniversary. The
general line of thought is
that if you make it to year
five, odds are good for a
long-term successful
business.
Well, friends, I am pleased
to share with you that
Hometown News has
beaten the odds. This week
marks our five-year
anniversary in Brevard Co.
OnAug. 13, 2004, Home-
town News and a group of
local Brevard Co. entrepre-
neurs and risk-takers
launched what would
become a large part of the
fastest-growing newspaper
company in the history of
independent newspapers. A
group that would be
honored and recognized by
its peers unlike any news-
paper group before. Evolv-
ing into a story so incredi-
ble, so implausible, and so
unprecedented that without
first-hand knowledge, one
could only believe that it
was the making of a Holly-
wood script.
The truth is that if I was
not here watching all of this
happen around me, I would
never believe it. What has
happened here at Home-
town News just doesn't
happen.
I have been in this
business for about 28 years.
My family and I relocated 20
times in 20 years, all over
the U.S. My older son Matt,
graduated high school, 12th
grade, with honors, after
attending 17 different
schools.
We have seen a lot.
Neither we, nor anyone I
know, have ever seen
anything like Hometown
News.
In our first year of
existence Hometown News
was the top award-winning
newspaper group in the
country at a national
conference and was voted
as being one of the top
three community newspa-
pers in America by two
different national newspa-
per associations.
In the FIRST year!
HTN is the only newspa-
per ever to be voted as one
of the top three community
newspapers in America by
one or both of the national
associations five years in a
row, and three of those
years were for No. 1.
HTN been the top award-
winning community
newspaper group in the
state for each of the seven
years of its existence.
HTN was voted Business


PUBLISHER ..
STEVE
ERLANGER



of the Year here in Brevard
by both the Palm Bay and
Melbourne Chamber of
Commerce, TRIAD of Brev.
Co., and the Red Cross of
Brevard Co. and has been
honored by dozens of
nonprofit and charitable
organizations and civic
groups for their unmatched
support.
The community, you the
readers, really appreciates
the newspaper. It is not
often in life that you get the
opportunity to be a part of
something so many people
truly appreciate.
This just doesn't usually
happen in business and
definitely not in the news-
paper business.
Until now.
It has been a whirlwind of
excitement for those of us
on our team who have been
in the business for a while.
These first five years in
Brevard have been like a
dream, a newspaper
person's dream. It works; it
really works. The paper is
the best-read publication
anyone has ever seen. Our
readers appreciate the local
focus. Our advertisers are
happy. Hundreds have told
us it is the best marketing
they have ever done. We
have the most dedicated
and devoted group of
individuals that have come
together as a team, working
toward the same goals,
making this organization a
top priority in their lives
and being excited every day
to do it again. This is a
dream come true.
We all know that a
company is only as strong
as the team that supports it.
This is the strength of
Hometown News.
I cannot thank enough
the team that has made this
all possible.
Every team member is
important.
Each plays a vital role in
our success.
I have said many times to
our management team, it
doesn't really matter how
good you are, (and they are
very good); without our
team we have nothing. We
have professionals on our
team that could go any-
where in the country and
name their price. Every
newspaper group in
America would sell their
soul if they could to gain the
services of the members of
our team. Our guys are that
good, and it shows.
No mention of Home-
town News could be
complete without a "thank
you" to our partner, Mr.
Vernon Smith. He is the
gentleman who seven years
ago called me and said he
wanted to start a newspaper
company. It was his vision,
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Democrats

I, too, want to respond to the person who wrote "Get
rid of the Democrats." The Democrats did put this coun-
try in the predicament it's in. The Senate and Congress
are mostly Democrats and they have the deciding vote.
The worst president was Clinton, but Obama is the
laughing-stock of the nation. Obama should be
impeached. He was not a legitimate candidate in the first
place. He is not wonderful, intelligent, gifted or Harvard-
trained as he has not proved it. You are a joke for believ-
ing and following him like sheep.

Show me the money

It seems that our leaders in Washington have forgot
where the millions and billions of dollars they want to
spend comes from. The wise man once said, "You cannot
legislate the poor into prosperity by legislating the wealth
out of the prosperity. What one person receives without
working for, another person must work for without
receiving."
The government cannot give to anybody anything that
the government does not first take from somebody else.
When half of the people the idea that they do not have to
work because the other half is going to take care of them,
and when the other half gets the idea that it does no good
to work because somebody else is going to get what they
work for. Then I believe this is the beginning of the end of
any nation. You cannot multiply wealth by dividing it. I
believe every politician should have these words
engraved on a plaque and places on his or her desk as a
reminder of where the money really comes from.

Respect for service animals different

We just got back from a trip to Ohio for my son's wed-
ding. I took my service dog with me. I couldn't believe the
difference in the way we were treated by people up north
versus the way I am treated in my own town. I was treated
with such courtesy and respect. In Melbourne I'm treated
with disdain. I'm told what they think the law says, yet no
one is correct. In what I'm told, it's a misdemeanor in this
state to turn someone away with a service animal. Most
people didn't even ask about her. The few that did just
asked if she was a service animal and that was that.

What surplus?

This rant was inspired in response to "What Happened
to the Surplus?"
Believing in government surpluses is like believing in
the Social Security Trust Fund. According to the U.S.
Treasury, Clinton's FY1994 budget deficit was $281 billion
and subsequent budget deficits decreased to a low of $18
billion in the FY2000 budget. This decrease in debt was
called a "surplus" and Clinton should be commended.
Clinton's FY2001 budget was $133 billion in deficit, when
Bush took office. There is no question that the Bush
Administration spent like Democrats on steroids, but the
Republicans are not solely responsible for the current
economic mess. This has been coming for decades and
more is yet to come.
If I hear the phrase "the last eight years" one more time,
I'm going to have to wrap my head with duct tape to keep
my head from exploding. The last eight years happens to
include the last six months. During that period, the new
debt that has been created is more than what has been
accumulated of all previous administrations combined.
Since the founding of this country, bankruptcy and
contract laws have been effectively abolished and pub-
licly owned companies have been nationalized. I realize
that for many people, history began at their birth and for
others it began eight years ago.
Those afflicted with Bush Derangement Syndrome
should really seek therapy. Symptoms of BDS include the
afflicted chanting "Bush lied" or "Halliburton" and the
onset of paranoia. The progressive movement, otherwise
known as Socialism, that is currently destroying this
country's future for generations to come, began with
Woodrow Wilson. The looming bankruptcy of Medicare
and Social Security had their origin with Franklin Roo-
sevelt. The seeds for the Iranian crisis, oil dependence,
the housing crisis and destruction on the public school
system were sown in the Carter Administration. So, histo-
ry does go back farther that the Bush Administration.
Their rant gets into the Iraq War as well, another BDS
symptom, and laments our "loss in world stature"
because of the torture of Iraqi prisoners. The Bush
Administration was trying to get them to say that Iraq
had close ties to Al Qaeda. That has been proven false. I
take it that this is a reference to Guantanamo and water-
boarding.
The three prisoners that were actually waterboarded
were not from Iraq. One was Khalid Sheikh Mohammed,
who was a Kuwaiti that was captured in Pakistan. He is
the Al Qaeda mastermind of 911, the shoe bombing, the
Bali bombing and the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.
Whether they tried to get him to say Iraq had ties to Al
Qaeda, I couldn't say, but they did prevent the second
wave attack that was planned after 911.
But, as the author wrote above, the fact that the Bush
Administration was trying to get them to say that Iraq
had close ties to Al Qaeda has been proven false anyway.
Their rant also states that "The Republican philosophy
is to make government, society fail so they can privatize
everything and give it to business." I might point out that
businesses already own their business and do not need
the government to give it to them and that government


does not need Republican assistance to fail, e.g. Social
Security, Medicare, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FDIC, to
name but a few.
Rather than allow poorly run businesses to reorganize


Bountiful beads


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
Ron Lloyd of Melbourne and friend Karen Pauling of
Kissimmee look for unburied treasures at last weekend's
Jewelry, Gem and Bead Show. The show was hosted at
Melbourne Auditorium and will be back the third week-
end of December.


under bankruptcy law, this Administration has unconstitu-
tionally used taxpayer money to nationalize banks, car man-
ufacturers and insurance companies. More than 56 percent
of Americans opposed the bailout, yet the government did it
anyway.
Health care is next.
Their rant also states that the bailout is just a loan, which
will be paid back and it will keep jobs in America. I happen
to have noticed that GM sold Hummer to China and Fiat is
buying Chrysler. I predict that no money will be paid back
and additional infusions of taxpayers' dollars will still be
needed and that there will be many happier Chinese and
Italians than Americans.
I do agree that the Iraqi war was a mistake and that we
should also leave Afghanistan immediately. Why should any
brave American soldier risk his life for the freedom of others,
when we so freely give ours away?
Their rant also asked, "Does the word 'slave' come to
mind?" No, but the word "serf" does. Perhaps it is time to
stop thinking in terms of Democrats and Republicans and
think more like Americans.

Response to rant about British health care

I am assuming from your letter that you are a Brit, as I am.
Well, I do have a clue, because I lived with the National
Health system in Great Britain for many years.
To say it is far better than anything we have here is ludi-
crous. The health system here in the U.S. may not be perfect,
but it's the best in the world we have a choice!
You say everyone gets seen. Tell that to my brother who
suffers from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. In
January of this year, he suffered an attack, went to the doc-
tor's waiting room, only to be told by the nurse that there
were too many people ahead of him and the doctor couldn't
see him. She said she would check him out, did so, gave him
a prescription and rubber-stamped the doctor's signature.
He ended up next day in hospital with pneumonia.
In America, if you have a potentially serious problem, i.e:
suspected tumor, internal bleeding, etc., you can bet your
doctor will have an MRI or CATSCAN ordered within a few
days. Try that in the UK, where the average wait for these
tests can take up to six months, and that is a fact.

Elderly health rights

When it comes to any health care program, rationing the
target should not be the elderly if the reasoning is that they
are no longer productive. They have contributed taxes and
Medicare payments their whole lives. What about those per-
manently on welfare? Actually, there should never be
rationing; it's not the American way.

Birth certificate questions

Any man who isn't intelligent enough to find his birth cer-
tificate within a 12-month period obviously doesn't have the
brains to be the president of the United States.

Unwanted clunkers don't help the poor

I understand the "Cash for Clunkers" is for "stimulating
the economy and for the green." The only green that I see is
going to auto dealers, scrap metal recycling companies, auto
parts recycling companies, insurance agencies, etc. What
poverty-level person can make payments on a new car, even
if it's only a $6,000 car being financed? And that's if they
haven't lost their credit. Somebody tell me why the better of
the clunkers are not being given to poverty-level, down-
trodden folks? Most nine- to 12-year-old vehicles aren't that
far under the EPA standards and they have many years left
running on them. Poor people want to work, and work
schedules don't always coincide with area transit schedules,
friends, family or neighbors. No ride; no, if you're lucky, min-
imum wage job, keep living on food stamps or unemploy-
ment that's only a portion of your salary, if your luck and
unemployment hasn't run out, too.
Right now it seems like politics and capitalism are out-
weighing freedom. So even freedom is questionable.
And if you do finance a car, don't forget that is has to have
liability and collusion insurance. Also, the price of a driver's
license and the price to register a motor vehicle are going up
a hefty percentage very soon.


-iometown News
Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C.,
1102 South U.S. 1, Fort Pierce, FL 34950
Copyright 2009, Hometown News, L.C.








Friday, August 14, 2009 www.H hometown NewsOL.com Melbourne Al


Mobile library brings books to residents


By Tammy Roberts
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com

Even with 17 branches
throughout Brevard County, it
is still difficult for some resi-
dents to visit a public library.
So, for the past three years,
the county's mobile library
has come to them.
Each month, the brightly
painted Negroni-Hendrick
Mobile Library named after
residents Dee Negroni and
Don Hendrick visits about
22 preschools and 18 senior
facilities throughout the
county.
With its teal coloring and
photographs of library-
inspired children painted on
its exterior, the 26-foot van,
which was once a moving
truck, is not one to blend in.
Equipped with a satellite
dish and many other ameni-
ties, the interior of the van is
anything but ordinary.
Upon stepping inside,
guests are surrounded by
shelves of books, ranging
from colorful children's books
to large-print novels for
adults.
The library, which is operat-
ed by Brevard County
Libraries, also features maga-
zines, periodicals, five com-
puter stations, a handi-
capped-accessible doorway,
and a "magic carpet" for activ-


Weird
From page Al

inmate hides gun in flabs of
fat. An obese inmate in Texas
has been charged after
officials learned he had a gun
hidden under flabs of his own
flesh.
George Vera, 25, was
charged with possession of a
firearm in a correctional
facility after he told a guard at
the Harris County Jail about
the unloaded 9mm pistol.
Vera was originally arrested
on charges of selling illegal
copies of compact discs, the
Houston Chronicle reported.
The 500-pound man was
searched during his arrest


cities such as story time, sing-
a-longs and puppet shows.
And, since it was first creat-
ed, all of the activities aboard
the mobile library have been
led by one individual -
Tammy Moon.
A Melbourne resident, Ms.
Moon has served as a Brevard
County librarian for eight
years and, under the guidance
of the Brevard Library Foun-
dation, has helped build the
framework for the mobile
library from the inside out.
Not only does she lead the
library programs at each of
her locations, she also drives
the van and coordinates each
of its stops.
In just one month's time,
Ms. Moon works with 450
children, ages 3 to 5, most of
who are enrolled in Head Start
Preschool Programs, which
provide developmental serv-
ices for low-income families.
In addition, she visits with
about 70 elderly residents in
various senior facilities
throughout the county, teach-
ing them computer skills,
leading activities and provid-
ing them with books that are
of interest to them.
All of the books found in the
mobile library are donated, so
there's no checkout system
and books are returned using
the "honor system."
"Somehow they always


and again at a city jail and
county jail, but officers never
found the weapon in his rolls
of skin.
From SFGate.com: Man
blames cat for child porn
download. Florida investi-
gators say a man accused of
downloading child pornog-
raphy is blaming his cat. A
Jensen Beach resident is
charged with 10 counts of
possession of child pornog-
raphy after detectives found
more than 1,000 images on
his home computer.
Another from
SFGate.com: Alaska mom
sentenced for letting son, 7,
drive. An Alaska woman
who let her 7-year-old son
drive while she was passed
out drunk in the passenger


make it back to me," Ms.
Moon said. "People appreci-
ate the program and would
like to see it continue."
While Ms. Moon is no
stranger to the mobile library,
it was the Brevard Library
Foundation that developed
the concept for the program.
"They have been behind
this idea 100 percent, sup-
porting it and looking to the
community for help," she
said. "The setup allows us to
reach so many people in such
a short period of time that's
what I love most about it."
In addition to the founda-
tion, several local organiza-
tions and individuals have
contributed to the mobile
library fund in the past four
years, including Ms. Negroni
and Mr. Hendrick, who
donated $50,000 to fully
equip the vehicle.
But it's the Brevard Library
Foundation that has ensured
the library continues to reach
as many people as possible.
Recent budget constraints
forced the county to limit the
mobile library to one librari-
an and limit the number of
days the library operates each
week from four to three.
But a fundraising cam-
paign led by the Brevard
Library Foundation this
spring raised enough funds -
more than $15,000 to put


seat has been sentenced to
20 days in jail.
District Court Judge
Raymond Funk also sen-
tenced the 37-year-old
mother to three years of
probation and six months of
Alcoholics Anonymous
meetings. She has three
previous convictions for
drunken driving. A neighbor
called troopers in May after
seeing a young boy driving a
car with a passenger passed
out.
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ald.com: Man faces $30,000
bill for falsely reporting
crash. A man who authori-
ties said was drunk when he
called 911 to falsely report a
plane crash in southwest
Colorado faces more than a


the library back on its full
schedule beginning in Octo-
ber.
Trimming just one day of
service aboard the mobile
library would result in the loss
of more than 1,700 contacts
with children and 400 con-
tacts with seniors in one year,
said Ned Kellar, executive
director of the foundation.
"So many individuals and
businesses gave so generous-
ly to help us keep this very
worthy program going at full
strength," Mr. Kellar said.
While the mobile library
was designed to provide serv-
ices for these groups of indi-
viduals, it is also a way to
inspire participants espe-
cially the little ones to
become excited about read-
ing, while also fostering basic
library skills
"I've had some of these kids
for about three years now, so
I've seen them grow and
begin to develop those basic
reading skills," Ms. Moon
said. "Everything about this
program is positive. You can
see that in the faces of the
kids and adults I visit."
For information about the
Negroni-Hendrick Mobile
Library or the Brevard Library
Foundation, contact Ned Kel-
larat (321) 633-1887 or e-mail
nkellar@brev.org.


hangover. La Plata County
Sheriff's officials said they
plan to recover $30,000 from
the man, which is the
estimated cost authorities
spent responding to the
report.
The man, 59, was arrested
on suspicion of false
reporting after 50 emer-
gency workers responded to
a call from a man who said
his arm was severed in a
plane crash. The caller said
up to 12 other people on the
flight died. Investigators
said they traced the call to
the suspect.
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Compute This computer
column and can be reached
at Sean@ComputeThisOn-
line.com.


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COMMUNITY

CALENDAR

FRIDAY, AUG. 14

Education commit-
tee: meeting. 8:30 a.m.,
Titusville Area Chamber
of Commerce, 3000 South
Washington Ave.,
Titusville. (321) 267-3036.
Indentity theft: semi-
nar. Noon, Titusville Area
Chamber of Commerce,
3000 South Washington
Ave., Titusville. (321) 267-
3036.
SCORE Small busi-
ness counseling: 11 a.m.
Melbourne-Palm Bay
Area Chamber of Com-
merce, 1005 E. Straw-
bridge Ave., Melbourne.
(321) 254-2288.
Recession proofing
your online business:
seminar. Noon to 1 p.m.
Brown bag lunch. Cocoa
Beach Area Chamber of
Commerce, 400 Forten-
berry Road, Merritt
Island. (321) 459-2200.

SATURDAY, AUG. 15

Beach Clean-up: Vol-
unteer your time. 9-11
a.m. Barrier Island Cen-
ter, 8385 A1A, Melbourne
Beach. (321) 723-3556.
Adult CPR courses:
for American Heart Asso-
ciation two-year certifica-
tion. 9 a.m. to noon at
Satellite Beach Fire
Department, 1390 S.
Patrick Drive. Cost is $35
and includes certification
card. Books available for
$15. To register call (321)
773-4405.
Nature driving tour: 9
a.m. at the Merritt Island
National Wildlife Refuge
Visitor Center on S.R. 402,
five miles east of U.S. 1 in
Titusville. Bring binocu-
lars, field guides, and
insect repellant. Loaner
binoculars and field
guides also available. Call
(321) 861-5601 to reserve.
Photography club: 9-
11 a.m. Meet and field
study with other photog-
raphers at the Enchanted
Forest, 444 Columbia
Blvd., Titusville. (321)
264-5185.
Adult mosaics classes:
at the Art Gallery of Viera,
5410 Murrell Road, Viera.
Offered in two-class ses-
sions:
-Saturday Aug. 15, 1:30
p.m. to 5:30 p.m. and
Wednesday, Aug. 19 from
5-7 p.m.
-Saturday Aug. 22, 1:30
p.m. to 5:30 p.m. and
Wednesday, Aug. 26 from
5-7 p.m.
Cost is $100 and
includes materials. Call
(321) 794-8157.

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By Tony Judnich
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com
MIMS Painters,
crafters and authors have
until Sept. 11 to turn in
applications for participat-
ing in the 2009 Moore Art
and Bookfest.
The inaugural festival is
scheduled for 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. Oct. 24 at the Harry T.
and Harriette V. Moore
Memorial Park and Cultur-
al Center.
Admission will be free to
the festival, which does not
have a particular theme,
said Juanita Barton, the
cultural center's coordina-
tor.
"It's our first year (of
hosting the festival), so the
only thing we require is
that (the artists and
authors) be family-friend-
ly," Ms. Barton said. "The
event is open to all people
in the county."
The Moore Art and
Bookfest is sponsored by
the Brevard County Parks
and Recreation Depart-
ment's North Area Parks
Operations office.
"We don't know how
many artists and authors
will attend, but (Highway-
men artist) Isaac Knight
has committed to coming,"
Ms. Barton said.
The Highwaymen are a
group of self-taught black
artists who became well
known after selling their
art out of the trunks of cars
during segregation.
Ms. Barton said authors


Andy Stefanek/staff photographer
Eva Brett of Mims sets out pamphlets at the Harry T. & Harriette V. Moore Memorial
Park and Cultural Center in Mims. Ms. Brett is the cultural center assistant.


Charlie Cobb and Rodney
Hurst of Jacksonville also
plan on appearing at the
festival. Mr. Cobb and Mr.
Hurst will participate in a
roundtable discussion on
civil rights and sign copies
of their books.
"We plan to have book
discussions and book sign-


ings throughout the day,"
Ms. Barton said.
Artists and authors who
want to participate in the
festival must submit an
application and a $53 fee -
which includes state sales
tax of $3 by Sept. 11.
Applications are avail-
able at the North Area


Parks Operations office, 475
N. Williams Ave., Titusville,
the Harry T and Harriette
V Moore Memorial Park
and Cultural Center, 2180
Freedom Ave., Mims, or
online at www.brevard-
parks.com.
For more information,
call (321) 264-6595.


Out & about


We want your event listings

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Items must be submitted
at least 14 days prior to the
publication date preceding
your event and must have a
physical address of the event
location and a contact num-
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FRIDAY, AUG. 14

Friday Fest: family street
party with live entertain-
ment, food, craft and busi-
ness vendors, new and clas-
sic cars, activities for
children, rock climbing wall
and more. 6 p.m. Admission
and parking are free, some
activities require a fee. His-
toric Downtown Melbourne,
825 E. New Haven Ave., Mel-
bourne. (321) 724-1741.
Opening reception: for
artist Matthew Livsey during
Friday Fest. 6-8 p.m. at Art
Gallery and Studio of Mel-


bourne, 802 E. New Haven
Ave. To showcase his oil
paintings, color pencil and
pastel art. Prints will be
available. Call (321) 729-
9368.
City Point Station: blue-
grass Americana band. 6-9
p.m. And All That Jazz Caf4,
1641 U.S. 1, Cocoa. Call
(321) 636-3232.
Patti and Frank: per-
form authentic roots, blue-
grass, Americana and blues.
6-9 p.m. at Falcons River
Roost, 1891 S.R. 520, Merritt
Island. (321) 452-6606.
Children of Eden: the
musical. Tonight and Satur-
day, Aug. 15 at 8 p.m. and
Sunday, Aug. 16 at 2 p.m. at
Surfside Playhouse, 301
Ramp Road, Cocoa Beach.
Admission is $10. Call (321)
783-3127 or www.surfside-
players.com.
Grease: directed by Mary
Purdy. 8 p.m., Aug. 14 at the
Titusville Playhouse, 301
Julia St., Titusville. Play runs
weekends from Aug. 14-29.
Friday and Saturday show-


ings at 8 p.m. and Sunday
showings at 2 p.m. Box
office (321) 268-1125.

SATURDAY, AUG. 15
'You Call THAT Art!?': 2-4
p.m. at LoPressionism Gallery
inside the Christmas Cottage,
1002 East New Haven Ave.,
Melbourne. Discuss art and
enjoy treats from local busi-
nesses. Call (321) 722-6000
to reserve as seating is limit-
ed.
Ballroom and Latin
dancing: for singles and cou-
ples of all levels. 7:30 p.m.
Melbourne Ballroom, 830
North Wickham Road, Mel-
bourne. Cost is $10 per per-
son. (321) 255-1537.

SUNDAY, AUG. 16
Violinist Esther
Muradov: performs in con-
cert at 4 p.m. at Unitarian Fel-
lowship Hall, 3115 Friendship
Place, Rockledge. Cost is a
$25 donation per person.
Proceeds go to Creative Arts


Foundation of Brevard. (321)
254-3398.
Goovin' with Ruben: jazz
guitar and breakfast. 8:30-
11:30 a.m. at And All That
Jazz Caf4, 1641 U.S. 1, Cocoa.
Call (321) 636-3232.

TUESDAY, AUG. 18

Open mike: with John or
Berna. 6 p.m. at And All That
Jazz Caf4, 1641 U.S. 1, Cocoa.
Call (321) 636-3232.

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 19

Live bluegrass: by Penny
Creek. 7-10 p.m. at Mister
Tony's, 1549 Palm Bay Rd.,
Palm Bay. (321) 409-4595

THURSDAY, AUG. 20
'Remember when': a
gathering to remember the
"good ole' days" with lunch,
games, goodie bags and door
prizes. Noon to 2 p.m. One
Senior Place, 8085 Spyglass
Hill Road, Viera. Call (321)
704-9148 to reserve.


STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 8-14-2009


Aries-March 21-April 19
Your greatest gift is a
strong spirit. Never give up.
When the chips are down,
you can always hang in
there, give 110 percent and
do the right things needed
to survive and thrive. The
stress of the past year or so
will begin to ease soon.
You will see life and
finances gradually easing
by the fall. Keep on keep-
ing on.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
Coming back to your cre-
ative self insures a renewal
of present and future hap-
piness, growth and suc-
cess. You have done your
work. It's time to play. You
have so much promise and
potential. Your wisdom, life
experience and desire will
now continue you on and
up to your greatest dreams.
If you don't love it, don't do
it.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
Your positive attitude has
brought you safely through
many of life's challenges. It
will continue to guide you
in the future. Failure is not
an option with you. Keep
honing your talents and
skills. This will prepare you
for new conquests. Your
natural passion for live is
like a beacon for other
thirsty souls who admire
you.

Cancer-June 22-July 22
You thrive under pressure.
Make sure it is the creative
kind. When others around
you are falling apart, you
keep on going. Life works
easier if you replace the joy
in your heart each day. Do
something nice for you
every day. Now, your pow-
erful presence is felt by
others who feel inspired
just being around you.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
Courage is one of your
greatest assets. The others
are loyalty, honesty and
compassion. You are
always there for your
friends. You don't cut cor-
ners. You have a keen
sense of justice. You give it
your all when your heart is
in it. All these wonderful
gifts continue to advance

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Live entertainment, car shows enhance menu


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It's in the dictionary, and
it's a term used on a daily
basis at Big Dave's Pizza &
Italian Restaurant. Ginor-
mous: extremely large;
humongous. It's an excellent
way to describe the portions
served at this family-friend-
ly eatery owned by David


Kerner, former owner of
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bourne Beach.
Located on Palm Bay
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Corp., the restaurant offers
pizza, pasta, subs and suds,
in addition to live entertain-
ment and monthly classic
car shows.
Get started with one of
Dave's "starters," including
baked wings, served "cate-


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onion rings, mozzarella
sticks, zucchini sticks,
coconut shrimp or "pigs in a
blanket." Can't make up
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life. You can do it. Be sure
to chart a course, three, six,
12 months down the road.
Then take it a day at a time
and move it forward. Instill
this goal and dream orient-
ed direction in the hearts of
close friends and you will
continue to reap great
rewards. Great job.

Libra-Sept. 23-Oct. 22
See, it works when you
pace yourself. Remember
last week. This keeps you
balanced. You are calmer
and your spirit remains
strong. The extra energy
gained should be used to
keep your body, mind and
heart working a high level.
You have mastered life.
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things will work out as if by
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Sagittarius-Nov. 22-Dec. 21
Sagittarius is ruled by
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of joviality and abundance.
Do things that are fun and
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and teach others how you
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and on the higher easier
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You have done much soul
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are progressing. The fall
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and rewards. This is not the
best time to start new proj-
ects but to push existing
ones forward. Stay on this
focused path and work off
top priorities. Life is so
much simpler this way.

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finish line just ahead. Try to
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SUNDAY, AUG. 16
Forest activities for
children: with nature and
art. 2 p.m. at the Enchant-
ed Forest, 444 Columbia
Blvd., Titusville. (321) 264-
5185.
Kirtan chanting class:
an evening of chanting
with nationally known
chanter, Wynne Paris from
7-9 p.m. at The Yoga Cen-
ter, 1540 S. John Rodes
Blvd., West Melbourne.
Cost is $12 in advance and
$15 at the door. Call (321)
728-0300. For information
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Senior Place, 8085 Spy-
glass Hill Road, Viera.
(321) 253-1667.

WEDNESDAY,
AUG. 19
Money Makers leads
club: meeting at noon,
Tides Waterfront Hotel,
964 Harbor City Blvd.,
Melbourne. (321) 961-
2871.
Volunteer oyster
restoration project: class
with the community-
based Nature Conservan-
cy from noon to 2 p.m. at
the Barrier Island Center,
8385 A1A, Melbourne
Beach. Class is free and all
materials are supplied.
(321) 723-3556.


MONDAY, AUG. 17 THURSDAY, AUG. 20
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Embroiderers' guild:
meeting. 9:30 a.m. Front
Street Civic Center, 2210
Front St., Melbourne.
Guests are welcome. (321)
591-0097.
Leads Club successful
networking: presentation
with John Lipinski from
Bridges. Noon. Cocoa
Beach Area Chamber of
Commerce, 400 Forten-
berry Road, Merritt Island.
Call (321) 459-2200 to
reserve.
History of Merritt
Island: presentation by
Ms. Natowich, a native
Floridian from a pioneer
family. 3 p.m. at Courte-
nay Springs Village, 1200
South Courtenay Parkway,
Merritt Island. (321) 452-
1233

TUESDAY, AUG. 18
Estate Preservation:
free group seminar. 10
a.m. One Senior Place,
8085 Spyglass Hill Road,
Viera. (888) 333-3721, Ext.
2102.
Bioarchaeology:
"What Bones Tell Us,"
presentation. Noon.
Lagoon House, 3275 Dixie
Highway, Palm Bay. Bring
a bag lunch. (321) 725-
7775.
Medicaid planning:
for in the nursing home
seminar. 2 p.m. One


Governmental Affairs
Committee: meeting. 8
a.m., Titusville Area
Chamber of Commerce,
3000 South Washington
Ave., Titusville. (321) 267-
3036.
'Seniors on Strength':
free strength and exercise
class. 8:30-9:30 a.m. One
Senior Place, 8085 Spy-
glass Hill Road, Viera.
(321) 751-6771.
Suntree/Viera's Moth-
ers of Preschoolers
(MOPS): 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Brunch and social activi-
ties while our children,
ages infancy to preschool,
play together. Hope Epis-
copal Church, 190 Inter-
lachen Road, Suntree.
(321) 259-5810.
Dementia caregivers
support: 1-3 p.m. Joe's
Club Central, 4676 North
Wickham Road, Mel-
bourne. (321) 253-4430.

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'Dizziness, vertigo and
falls': free public presen-
tation. 3 p.m., Friday, Aug.
21, at Courtenay Springs
Village, 1200 South
Courtenay Parkway, Mer-
ritt Island. (321) 452-1233.
Garage sale fundrais-
er: hosted by
Suntree/Viera MOPS
group from 8 a.m. to 1
p.m., Saturday, Aug. 22 at
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Workshop: for devel-
oping healthy relation-
ships for girls ages 9 -17
and their parents. 8:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Satur-
day, Aug. 22 at the Brevard
School Board Building,
2700 Judge Fran Jamieson
Way, Viera.
Florida state boater
education: course from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday
Aug. 22 at U.S. Coast
Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 42
Headquarters, The Sal
Martinez Palm Bay Boater
Education Building, Pol-
lak Park, Palm Bay Road
and Main Street North-
east, Palm Bay. Comple-
tion grants you a Florida
state boater education
identification card. Cost is
$35. Includes all materials
and lunch. Boat inspec-
tions will also be avail-
able. Call (321) 254-0540
to reserve.
Shorebird driving
tour: 9 a.m. on Saturday,
Aug. 22 at the Merritt
Island National Wildlife
Refuge Visitor Center on
S.R. 402, five miles east of
U.S. 1 in Titusville. Learn
the subtle clues to identify
these similar species. Call
(321) 861-5601 to reserve.
*Women's Center free
workshop: for developing
healthy relationships for
girls ages 9 -17 and their
parents. 8:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m., Saturday, Aug. 22 at
the Brevard School Board
Building, 2700 Judge Fran
Jamieson Way, Viera.
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landscapes and gardens.
10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 22
at Rockledge Gardens,
2153 Rockledge Drive,
Rockledge. Cost is $45.
Call (321)633-2016, Ext.
56721 to register.
*'Energy Blocks': work-
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p.m., Saturday, Aug. 22 at
the Cocoa Beach Wellness
Center, 236 N. Atlantic
Ave., Cocoa Beach. Learn
about character structure
and how energetic blocks
and patterns affect your
health and relationships.
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handout and light refresh-
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required, call Beth Lamb-
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Melbourne's Leisure Ser-
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pus of Brevard Community
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Gallie.
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on the novel by Robert Louis
Stevenson and adapted by
Ken Ludwig, is scheduled at
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taxing the family budget.
"'Treasure Island' is a
very family-oriented show
that you can take the kids to
that's still an inexpensive
night out," she said.
Crosby, Stills & Nash will
perform at the Maxwell C.
King Center at 8 p.m. Aug.
24. The King Center is at
3865 N. Wickham Road,
Melbourne. For informa-
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call (321) 242-2219 or visit
www.kingcenter.corn.
Celebrate India's Inde-


pendence at India Day Sat-
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event will feature Indian
folk dancing, a fashion
show, live music and food
vendors with authentic
Indian cuisine. For infor-
mation, call Kumkum Pan-
dit at (321) 761-0284 or visit
www. iascbrevard. com.
Visit Brevard Art Muse-
um, 1463 Highland Ave.,
Melbourne, through Aug.
30 for the "From Gallery to
Gutter: Graffiti Get In"
exhibit. For more informa-
tion, call (321) 242-0737 or
visit www.brevardartmuse-
um.org.


Outdoor recreation
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surfing, diving, boating and
fishing. Anglers looking for
"the big one" can pursue
snook, tarpon, shark, floun-
der, bluefish and sea trout.
Fishing licenses are
required when fishing from
both the shore and on the
water.
The list of activities for
family outings goes on and
on, said Mr. Galy.
"So many of our travelers
come from Florida, and our
beaches, hotels, restaurants
and shopping are a big
draw," he said. "There's so
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finder, VHF radio, all in
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