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Vol. 6, No. 6 Your Local News and Information Source www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, September 4, 2009


HOW WEIRD
IS THAT?!
-- v SEAN MCCARTHY



Spend any time surfing
the Web 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
From Bismarck Toi hiriit,
www.bismarcktribune.com
: Drunk man found at
grocery store eating
avocados.
Police said a man was
arrested at a grocery store
after workers found him at
a table in the deli, eating
avocados, cake and other
items.
Bismarck Police Lt.
Randy Ziegler said the 38-
year-old man was intoxi-
See WEIRD, A4


Sunrise Rotary offers chance to


learn about S. Korean culture


Seeks four to six professionals for exchange


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
Are you a young professional age
25-40 with at least two years' experi-
ence in your field in the Florida job
market and the desire to learn about


another culture? Then the Titusville
Sunrise Rotary Club wants you.
This 20-member group, a part of
Rotary International, a service club
with more than 1.2 million members
in 33,000 clubs worldwide, is offering
young professionals in District 6930,


By Jenet Krol
krol@hometownnewsol.com
COCOA BEACH -
This Labor Day week-
end, the waters of
Cocoa Beach will host
one of the largest non-
profit surf fests in the
country.
Close to 50,000 spec-
tators and competitors
and 300 volunteers are
expected to turn out in
support of the National
Kidney Foundation at
the 24th annual Cocoa
Beach Surf Company
NKF Pro-Am Surfing
Festival.
Started by Rich Salik,
a Cocoa Beach resident
and former profession-
al surfer, the surf fest
raises funds for patients
in need of kidney trans-
plants or who are on
dialysis.
"Most kidney patients
don't have a disposable
income and travel and
medication can really
wear you down finan-
cially," said Mr. Salik.
A three-time kidney
transplant recipient,
Mr. Salik knows the
issues dialysis patients
face. For example, the
NKF has an agreement
with power companies
to return power to
patients who are dilat-
ing in their homes.
"The funds we raise
are for immediate assis-
tance, such as food,
clothing, transporta-
tion, medicine and
shelter," said Mr. Salik.


'The funds we
raise are for imme-
diate assistance,
such as food,
clothing, trans-
portation, medicine
and shelter."

Rich Salik
Surf fest founder

Surfers will hit the
waves Sept. 4 at Shep-
ard Park and the Cocoa
Beach Pier to partici-
pate in competitions
such as the Steve Cas-
sanova Men's Pro, the
Angel Eyewear Women's
Pro, the Anarchy Eye-
wear Junior Men's Pro
and the Space Coast
Credit Union's Men's
Pro Long board.
The three-day event
also includes competi-
tive tandem surfing,
stand-up paddle board-
ing competitions, skim
boarding and swimsuit
competitions and
karate demonstrations.
Recent kidney-trans-
plant recipients, as well
as patients on kidney
dialysis, will join the
professional and ama-
teur surfers among the
waves.
Professional surfing
stars will sign posters
each day at 1 p.m.
Spectators can enjoy
thrills on a bungee
jumping station that
See SURF, AS


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
Florida Institute of Tech-
nology's College of Business
received an amazing gift of
overwhelming generosity
Aug. 27.
Nathan M. Bisk, founder
of Bisk Education, the
nation's largest exclusive
facilitator of online degree
and certificate programs,
donated $5 million to the
College of Business, making
it the school's first endowed
college. Florida Institute of
Technology will rename the
college the Nathan M. Bisk
College of Business to honor
his generosity, said school
president Anthony J.
Catanese at the dedication
ceremony.
"I think this gift is an
amazing show of his com-
mitment to the university,"
Mr. Catanese said. "Today's
announcement reflects the
beliefs of Mr. Bisk that the
College of Business can
become one of the leading
business schools in the
nation."
Florida Institute of Tech-
nology will use the gift to
enhance business offerings
and strengthen online edu-
cation. The money will be
used to support the College
of Business in three primary
ways: the establishment of
an endowed Chair of Busi-
ness, to be called the Max,
Edith and Robert Bisk Dis-
tinguished Chair of Busi-
ness, named for Mr. Bisk's
late father, mother and


Staff photo by Jennifer Nessmith
Businessman Nathan M. Bisk speaks during Florida Insti-
tute of Technology's formal presentation announcing his
gift of $5 million to the university's College of Business.


brother; marketing and
branding of the college; and
growth of the online busi-
ness programs.
Mr. Bisk founded Bisk
Education in 1971 to pro-
vide continuing education
programs for working pro-
fessionals. Since the begin-
ning, Bisk Education has
grown to become the
nation's largest exclusive
facilitator of online degree
and certificate programs
from the nation's leading
universities, allowing work-
ing adults to reach their per-
sonal and professional goals
through education. Florida
Tech partners with Bisk's
University Alliance coalition
to offer associate's, bache-


lor's and master's degrees
online.
Mr. Bisk is both an attor-
ney and certified public
accountant in Florida, and
has practiced law in the
state since 1973, limiting his
practice to corporate and
taxation matters. He earned
a bachelor's degree in
accounting from Franklin
and Marshall College and
received his juris doctor
degree from the University
of Florida's College of Law.
While most often associ-
ated with excellence in engi-
neering and science pro-
grams, Florida Institute of
Technology is grabbing
See GIFT,A2


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Cheerleaders host inaugural cheerleading camp


Visit Cocoa
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Club Scene BI Police Report A5
Classified B6 Star Scopes BI
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Out & About BI Viewpoint A6


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
The Florida Tech cheerleaders will host a youth cheerleading camp Sept. 7 on the Flori-
da Tech Campus. The cheerleaders are pictured practicing at the Clemente Center on
the Florida Tech campus.


By Tammy Roberts
roberts@hometownnewsol.com
The Clemente Center at
the Florida Institute of Tech-
nology will be full of school
spirit Sept. 7, as the Florida
Tech cheerleaders host their
first-ever youth cheerleading
camp.
Boys and girls in kinder-
garten through eighth grade
are encouraged to participate
in the camp, which will be
from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. dur-
ing the Labor Day holiday for
Brevard Public Schools. No
prior cheerleading experi-
ence is required.
"We wanted a way to reach
out to the community and
teach these young girls and
guys some of these basic
skills," said Lindsay Nichols,
who has coached the Florida
Tech cheerleading team for
the past two years.


During the camp, partici-
pants will be divided into age
groups and travel through a
series of different training
stations, including cheers,
chants, jumps, stunts and
dance.
At the end of the event, the
students will perform a rou-
tine showcasing what they've
learned for parents and fami-
ly members.
Each participant will also
be invited to perform with
the Florida Tech cheerleaders
during halftime at a home
basketball game in Novem-
ber.
The concept of acquiring
these basic cheerleading
skills at such an early age
often inspires young children
to continue the sport in the
future, said Mrs. Nichols, who
has been a member of the
See CAMP, A5


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Surf fest makes


waves for charity

To raise money for the
National Kidney Foundation


FIT's College of Business


receives $5 million gift

School will
rename College
of Business after
philanthropistF


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tional group study exchange
program to Seoul, South
Korea, said Denny
Meneghelli, international
service chairwoman for
Titusville Sunrise Rotary.
"It's not a vacation," Ms.
Meneghelli said. "It's a very
strenuous four weeks of trav-
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young professionals in their
vocations."
According to its Web site,
www.rotary.org, Rotary
International is a service
club whose members are
dedicated to working "local-
ly, regionally and interna-
tionally to combat hunger,
improve health and sanita-
tion, provide education and
job training, promote peace
and eradicate polio under
the motto 'service above
self.'"
Ms. Meneghelli said this
program is designed to give
young professionals another
point of view in their chosen
careers.
"(Those who participate)
will gain from in it so many
ways, both personally and
professionally," she said. "We
hope that people will have a
whole new experience."
The organization will
choose four to six profes-
sionals who meet the follow-
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Gift
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attention for its business
curriculum. Since the
online undergraduate
degree and MBA degree
programs launched in early
2008, enrollment in these
business programs has
grown to approximately
4,000 students.
Mr. Bisk said he made the
gift to the College of Busi-


between the ages of 25
and 40
employed in Florida at
least two years in their pro-
fession
resides in Rotary District
6930, which spans Boca
Raton to Titusville
available for a four-week
stay in a foreign country
NOT a member of the
Rotary Club
Those who are chosen will
travel with a Rotarian team
leader, and will undergo
basic language and cultural
training.
Travel and accommoda-
tions are provided by the
Rotary Foundation and host
Rotarian families in South
Korea. The trip is scheduled
to take place from March 19
through April 19.
For more information, or to
submit an application, call
Denny Meneghelli at (321)
631-5587 or e-mail
2menes@cfl.rr.com. Applica-
tions must be submitted by
mid-September.


ness because he feels he's
obligated to contribute to
society.
"My life has been a diffi-
cult and adventuresome
journey to achieve the
American dream, and I'm
fortunate that all my
dreams have come true," he
said. "Now, in my life, it's
time to give back and that's
what I'm doing. I believe
anyone who achieves the
American dream has a duty
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D'Amico qualifies


for second run


Jones announces


run for council


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
West Melbourne's current
deputy mayor, John D'Ami-
co, has qualified to run for a
second full term on the city
council.
Three council seats are
up for election Tuesday,
Nov. 3. They are currently
occupied by Mr. D'Amico,
Michael Hazlett and Andy
Jones. A newcomer, Andrea
Young, also qualified. Dur-
ing the election, the names
of the candidates are listed
on the ballet in the alpha-
betical order of their sur-
names. The three candi-
dates who receive the
highest number of votes
will be declared the win-


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
West Melbourne City
Councilman Mike Hazlett
has qualified to run for re-
election Nov. 3.
Mr. Hazlett, president
and CEO of American Recy-
cled Plastic in Palm Bay,
will run against three oth-
ers current council mem-
bers John D'Amico and
Andy Jones and newcomer
Andrea Young.
During the election, the
names of the candidates
are listed on the ballet in
the alphabetical order of
their surnames. The three
candidates who receive the
highest number of votes
will be declared the win-
ners. The term of office is
two years and the annual
salary is $4,804.
Mr. Hazlett said he "ran


ners. The
term ofV
office is two
years and
the annual
salary is
$4,804.
A seven-*
term Rhode
Island state
senator, Mr.
D'Amico D'Amico
was origi-
nally appointed to Seat 4 of
the council in July 2006,
when former member Shak
Hill vacated his seat to
move to Washington, D.C.
Mr. D'Amico and his wife,
Jeannette, have lived in
West Melbourne since
See D'AMICO, A7


two years
ago on a
promise to
see that the
city was e
run more
like an effi- 1
cient busi-
ness, with
tighter con-
trols and
accounta- Hazlett
ability of the
tax dollar."
"I have established a
Business Advisory Board to
get our local business com-
munity more involved in
our outdated codes and
ordinances," he said. "I am
now looking at federal and
state grant programs and
incentives for this board to
explore and bring to new
and existing companies for
See HAZLETT, A7


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
Incumbent Councilman
Andy Jones has qualified to
run for re-election in the
city's municipal election
this November.
Mr. Jones, who owns
House of Joe Coffee Shop
located on U.S. 192 across
from Toys R' Us, was
appointed to the council in
2004 when council mem-
ber Kim Burcham stepped
down for personal reasons.
He made an unsuccessful
bid for council in 2006,
when Councilman Bill Met-
trick won the open seat.
But Mr. Jones then won
his 2007 bid for re-election,
and is now finishing up that


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
There's a new face in the
race for West Melbourne
City Council.
Newcomer Andrea Young
has qualified to run in the
municipal election Nov. 3.
Three council seats are
up for election. They are
currently occupied by Mr.
D'Amico, Michael Hazlett
and Andy Jones, all of
whom have qualified for
the November race. During
the election, the names of
the candidates are listed on
the ballot in the alphabeti-
cal order of their surnames.
The three candidates who
receive the highest number
of votes will be declared the
winners. The term of office
is two years and the annual
salary is $4,804.
Ms. Young, a seven-year


two-year
term.
He said
his most
important i
accom-
plishment
to-date has
been stag-
ing the city
for future
success. Jones
"I have
worked to develop relation-
ships with those people
that share a positive, but
realistic vision and working
to make West Melbourne a
city providing services that
citizens and businesses
value as assets," Mr. Jones
See JONES, A7


resident of
West Mel-
bourne,
works as a i
quality
analyst for
J.P. Morgan
Chase
Bank.
She is
chairman
of the city's Young
5 0 t h
Anniversary Committee, a
member of the Citizens
Advisory Board and a
member of the Parks and
Recreation Advisory Board.
Ms. Young is also a mem-
ber of the West Melbourne
Business Association, the
Harbor City Toastmasters
and president of the Talk
Chasers Toastmasters
chapter. Additionally, she's
See YOUNG, A7


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Weird
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cated and had a hearty
spread, including cake,
cookies and plums, in the
deli area of Cashwise Foods
about 2:45 a.m. He said the
man told officers he had no
money and had no idea how
he planned to pay for the
food. Police arrested him on
a misdemeanor theft
charge.
From Skagit Valley Herald,
www.skagitvalleyherald.com:
Chicken owner shoots own
leg while hunting opossum.
A northwestWashington
man is recovering after
accidentally shooting himself
in the leg while hunting an
opossum that had been
snatching his chickens.


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Larry Tenbrink of Mount
Vernon was watching TV
when he heard his chickens
"carrying on" late Sunday. He
figured the problem was the
opossum that had already
killed more than a dozen of
his chickens.
He grabbed his .22 caliber
pistol, headed outside and
spotted an opossum the size
of a large cat wandering his
property. But he accidentally
pulled the trigger too early,
sending a bullet through his
lower right thigh.
The 61-year-old handyman
told the SkagitValley Herald
that he's back home after a
trip to the hospital. And
though the opossum is free
for now, he'll be hunting it
again. Next time, he says he'll
use a trap.
From sfgate.com: If it's


Thursday, this must be a
robbery.
A New Jersey man who
robbed banks every Thurs-
day has been sentenced to
nearly six years in federal
prison.
Peter Bielecke (by-LEK'-ee)
pleaded guilty in June to one
count of bank robbery, but
admitted five other holdups
on consecutive Thursdays in
January, February and
March.
He robbed banks in several
cities including Brick, his
hometown. He didn't give a
reason for choosing Thurs-
days, but authorities say the
pattern made it easier to
track him.
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Police report


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
Ladell L. Jones, 22, of 2610
Pineapple Ave., Melbourne,
was charged Aug. 21 with
passing a forged/altered bank
bill and grand theft.
Costalano C. Kenon, 39, of
3000 Monroe St., Melbourne,
was charged Aug. 21 with
felony battery and felony
domestic battery by strangu-
lation.
Joshua Phillip Vella, 22,
address unknown, was
charged Aug. 21 with robbery
with a firearm and aggravated
battery.
Daniel J. Cody, 18, of 593 E.
Ford Circle, Melbourne, was
charged Aug. 22 with resisting
an officer with violence, bat-
tery on an officer/firefight-
er/EMT, burglary,
fleeing/eluding police, no dri-
ver's license, reckless driving,
driving under the influence
and two counts of resisting an
officer without violence.
Joshua Gerald Fritzson, 28,
of 3151 S. Babcock St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 22
with burglary.
Travis Klocke, 23, of 2247
Laden Road, Melbourne, was
charged Aug. 22 with driving
under the influence and four
counts of felony violation of
probation.
Daniel Paul Cakanic, 36,
street address unknown, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 24


Surf
From page Al

will be set up on the
beach, visit booths
including Kashi Foods,
the Beach Spa, surfboard
shaping demonstrations
and food and beverage
vendors.
The surf festival also
includes The Taste of Bre-
vard, which features more
than 25 local restaurants
showcasing their cuisine
and a silent auction with
more than 800 items


with aggravated assault with a
deadly weapon and resisting
an officer without violence.
Trent Austin Kaufmann,
21, street address unknown,
Melbourne, was charged Aug.
24 with robbery with a
weapon and aggravated bat-
tery.
Roy Alan Luster, 44,
address unknown, was
charged Aug. 24 with violating
a municipal ordinance, pos-
session and/or use of narcotic
equipment, possession of
more than 20 grams of mari-
juana and possession of a
controlled substance without
a prescription.
James C. Trotter, 19, street
address unknown, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 24
with possession of more than
20 grams of marijuana, pos-
session of a controlled sub-
stance without a prescription
and possession and/or use of
narcotic equipment.
Kenneth Joseph Shumate,
20, street address unknown,
Melbourne, was charged Aug.
25 with armed robbery.
Joseph DavidVarcoe, 48, of
4651 Eau Gallie Blvd., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 25
with domestic battery by
strangulation.
Ashley Nicole Allen, 20, of
407 Audubon Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 26
with possession of less than
20 grams of marijuana and
two counts of possession of a
controlled substance without
a prescription.
Donald Albert Colbert, 29,
of 1900 Post Road, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 27
with battery, grand theft and
dealing in stolen property.
Robert James Custer, 41, of


including surfboards and
hotel stays, of which all
proceeds are donated to
the National Kidney Foun-
dation.
The Taste of Brevard is
scheduled for Sept. 6 at 6
p.m. at the Double Tree
Hotel in Cocoa Beach,
2080 North Atlantic Blvd.,
Cocoa Beach.
Admission is free, with a
$20 suggested donation.
One hundred percent of
the proceeds raised during
the surf fest will be donat-
ed to the National Kidney
Foundation, which works


20 Ella St., Melbourne, was
charged Aug. 27 with fraud,
dealing in stolen property, two
counts of grand theft and
three counts of burglary.
Eli Gerolimos, 26, of 620
Lupine Court, Melbourne,
was charged Aug. 27 with pos-
session of more than 20 grams
of marijuana, possession of
marijuana with intent to sell,
possession and/or use of nar-
cotic equipment, keeping a
place where dangerous drugs
are used, possession of a con-
trolled substance without a
prescription and two counts
of trafficking a controlled sub-
stance.
Patrick Lorne Parris, 27, of
2779 W. Eau Gallie Blvd., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 27
with aggravated assault with a
deadly weapon.
Latardra J. Walker, 33, of
3222 Lipscomb St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 27
with two counts of child
abuse.
Christopher Morgan
Ward, 37, of 2883 Regency
Drive, Melbourne, was
charged Aug. 27 with felony
driving under the influence
and refusing to submit to a
DUI test.

West Melbourne
Police Department
Lynn S. Stewart, 25, of
2265 Orbit Court, West Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 21
with not having a motor vehi-
cle registration, hit and run
and not having a driver's
license.
Perry Antonio Ward, 51, of
703 Samuel Chase Lane, West


toward preventing kidney
and urinary tract diseases,
improving the health and
well being of individuals
and families diagnosed
with those diseases and
increasing the availability
of organs for transplanta-
tion.
For more information on
surf fest, including a
schedule of events, visit
www.nkfsurf.org.
For more information on
the National Kidney Foun-
dation visit www.kid-
neyfla.org or call toll free
(800) 927-9659.


Melbourne, was charged Aug.
21 with battery and child
abuse.

Brevard County
Sheriffs Office
Chad Rayshawn Harris,
20, address unknown, was
charged Aug. 21 with not hav-
ing a motor vehicle registra-
tion, selling cocaine, a felony
nonmoving traffic violation
while his license is suspended
and two counts of felony vio-
lation of probation.
Ameshewa R. McCul-
lough, 34, address unknown,
was charged Aug. 21 with
introducing contraband into a
detention center.
David Michael Ohara, 47,
address unknown, was
charged Aug. 21 with sexual
assault and lewd or lascivious
molestation.
Rashad M. Sharp, 18, of
838 Barbados Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 21
with discharging a firearm in
public, using/displaying a
weapon during the commis-
sion of a felony and two
counts each of attempting to
solicit or conspire and aggra-
vated battery.
Telothaa Rosemarie
Heartline-Paradise, 42, of 15
Pepper Drive, Melbourne, was
charged Aug. 22 with aggra-
vated battery and disorderly
conduct.
Darrin Eugene Joyce, 44, of
916 Poplar Lane, Melbourne,
was charged Aug. 22 with fail-
ure to appear, sale of cocaine,
possession of cocaine with
intent to sell and possession
of cocaine.


Cheer
From page Al
National Cheerleaders Asso-
ciation for the past eight
years.
'After completing these
types of camps, these kids are
ahead of the game," she said.
"Plus, they have such a blast
out there. They love seeing
how much they've improved."


Juan Antonio Almaraz-
Mares, 26, of 106 West Court
St., Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 23 with possession of
cocaine.
Kristi Mishale Holliday, 18,
of 1900 Post Road, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 23
with possession of a con-
trolled substance without a
prescription, possession of
less than 20 grams of marijua-
na and possession and/or use
of narcotic equipment.
Larry A. Acosta, 50,
address unknown, was
charged Aug. 24 with battery
on a person age 65 or older.
Edgar Luis Martinez, 36,
address unknown, was
charged Aug. 24 with felony
violation of probation and
dealing in stolen property.
Dean Sean Peacock, 38,
address unknown, was
charged Aug. 24 with grand
theft.
Dectrick Aponte-Payne,
22, street address unknown,
Melbourne, was charged Aug.
25 with trafficking a con-
trolled substance, possession
of cocaine with intent to sell
and possession of a weapon
or ammunition by a convicted
felon.


Registration fees from the
cheer camp will be used to
help the Florida Tech cheer-
leaders afford the entry fee for
the American Open Cheer-
leading Competition in April
2010.
"We need all the help we
can get," Mrs. Nichols said.
"Due to budget cuts last year,
our team was unable to
attend."
The Florida Tech 2009


Dwight Errol Brathwaite,
22, of 3105 Swift St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug.
25 with fleeing and eluding
a law enforcement officer.
Clinton Bryant, 28, of
1715 Southland Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug.
26 with felony violation of
probation and two counts
each of possession of
cocaine, possession of
cocaine with intent to sell
and manufacturing cocaine
within 1,000 feet of a place
of worship.
Herbert Lee Edwards,
58, of 815 Fee Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug.
26 with selling cocaine.
Jonpaul Lemus, 32, of
835 E. New Haven Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug.
26 with possession of a con-
trolled substance without a
prescription and possession
and/or use of narcotic
equipment.
Robert David Thaxton, 37,
of 912 Handsome Cab Lane,
Melbourne, was charged Aug.
27 with aggravated assault
with a deadly weapon and
criminal mischief causing
property damage.


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Call the Hometown Rants & Raves line at

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Callers are asked to refrain from making slanderous
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Respect our flag

I served my country for 21 proud years in the United States
Air Force and I have the highest respect for our American flag.
No one seems to realize what our flag stands for, OK maybe a
few do. But the people of the U.S. have lost what our flag is all
about.
On occasion, I see an American flag being flown, but it may
be dirty and torn or is not flown properly. Where has our Ameri-
can pride gone? I ask you please fly our American flag with the
utmost respect. If it's torn or faded, replace it. If it's dirty, wash it.
I do.

Rants are too long now

I used to really enjoys the rants and raves when they were just
short with one or two paragraphs or comments, but now these
long rambling letters, I don't find nearly as entertaining or
informative for that matter. You might want to re-consider
going back to a little bit less. Less is better.

Sign advertisement restrictions and more

I would like to suggest that someone, or a group with author-
ity, pass some laws pertaining to the "throw away" plastic
advertising signs that litter out streets. I would suggest that they
onlybe allowed to be used to promote dated events and not just
for advertising and they should not be posted earlier than two
weeks prior and must be removed before one week after the
event occurs. Violators need to face stiff fines for any that are set
out and do not meet these guidelines.
Next: Until recently how were large mowers, backhoes, bush-
hogs, etc. transported from point A to point B? Now they are
being driven very slowly along our roads, blocking traffic and
encouraging road rage. These are not licensed vehicles and
should not be driven on public streets. There was a solution in
the past. What happened to it?
Now, let's go way out and look for higher government to con-
sider. Have you even been driving and listening to the radio (so
much safer than testing) and heard a siren that encouraged you
to pull to the side of the road, but everyone else kept moving
and passed you?
Was the real source of the sound of a commercial on the
radio? Why is there no law to prohibit use of emergency sounds
on the air-ways? Why is this any different than falsely yelling
"fire into a crowd (which is a violation).
And lastly, does anyone ever question our lawmakers when
they spend mega bucks to phone to the masses fromWashing-
ton (long distance rate) with computerized messages that are
really intended to only pat themselves on the back at a taxpayer
expense?
Kudos to the men and women who are the unsung heroes
working our streets and medical facilities every day to keep us
healthy, wealthy and wise. On behalf of those being saluted,
maybe I should re-think the wealthy part.

Speak softly and your message will be heard

Let's honor the memory of the late Senator Kennedy by
acting civil and with respect for those who oppose our views
and yet speaking passionately about the need for meaning-
ful reform of our health care delivery system. Senator
Edward Kennedy was an outspoken advocate for the many
Americans who could not afford quality health insurance.
We need to impress upon our elected officials in Congress
that whatever health insurance bill comes out of committee
that it assures quality health insurance coverage for the
under insured and the uninsured as well as high health risk
persons. We can influence our Congressmen much more
effectively by entering into civil discourse rather than
shouting them down at town hall meetings.

Vote with your dollar
and find free beach access

I would like to respond to the article about parking
meters down by the beach. As a resident, I think most of the
local people have figured out that they don't want to pay
parking meters. So, we all go down to different beaches. And
that is the beauty of living in America; we can vote with our
dollar and we have the freedom to do what we want with
that. So, I am not putting quarters in the parking meter. I
will drive a few more miles and get free parking.





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A place of our own


As of Monday Aug. 31,
the Wickham Park Senior
Center is officially open.
The center's doors have
been open for business
since June. The ribbon was
cut by County
Commissioner Mary Bolin.






Paul Lepinskie
staff photographer


Consider attending 'Citizens Academy'


r two years ago, we
I started conducting
L Sheriff's Office Citizen
Academies. To give credit
where credit is due, we first
had the opportunity to
observe the Citizens Acade-
my started by Chief Brian
Lock in the West Melbourne
Police Department. We were
so impressed with Chief
Lock's program, we wanted
to replicate that success in
the Sheriff's Office.
To this point, we have
conducted four separate
academy classes graduating
more than a 100 citizens.
During the nine-week
program, citizens are
exposed to virtually every
area of the Sheriff's Office.
Participants have the
opportunity to speak directly
with the deputy sheriffs and
employees who are most
knowledgeable in their
specific field of expertise.
They will speak with patrol
deputies, corrections
deputies, investigative
agents, 911 communications


officers, K9 deputies, SWAT
deputies, crime scene
technicians and managers of
various units. They will also
have the opportunity to
meet with various agency
commanders who will talk
about their divisions and will
provide answers to all of
their questions.
Citizens participate in
mock crime scenes, airboat
and helicopter operations.
They tour various areas in
the Sheriff's Office to include
patrol precincts, the jail
complex, the 911 communi-
cations center and the
courthouse.
In addition, they spend
time with special teams like
the SWAT and dive teams
and the bomb squad,
learning about what they do


and familiarizing them with
the special equipment they
use.
Our priority is to make the
course interesting by making
the information as fast-
paced, diverse and interac-
tive as possible. Citizens are
given the opportunity to use
firearms, ride in airboats, use
the "Shoot Don't Shoot"
firearm scenario simulators,
and a variety of other
"hands-on" exercises. We try
to put the citizen in the
position of "being" the
deputy or 911 officer so they
can understand how
decisions are made and the
types of challenges that law
enforcement and corrections
personnel have to deal with
on a daily basis. We want
citizens to walk away with a
great understanding of why
we do what we do.
The program is as benefi-
cial to the Sheriff's Office and
its employees as it is to our
citizens. The citizens in the
program develop close
relationships with the


deputies and employees.
During the class, citizens and
deputies have quality time to
communicate with one
another and learn from each
other. The end result: abetter
understanding by our
deputies of citizen percep-
tions and opinions and a
better law enforcement
service to benefit us all.
Seats are currently
available in our upcoming
academy and citizens who
are interested can apply by
calling (321) 264-5201 or by
going to our Web site,
www.BrevardSheriff.com
and completing and submit-
ting an application.
Applicants will be required
to consent to a criminal
background check due to the
sensitivity of the training.
We look forward to seeing
you. On behalf of the 1,300
proud men and women of
your Sheriff's Office, it is an
honor to serve you.

SheriffJack Parker


Letters


No parking meters

To the editor:

District 3 County Commissioner (Trudie) Infantini thinks
only people who visit the beaches or boat ramps in Brevard
County should pay for them.
To me, this shows a fundamental lack of understanding of
the role of the governing body to which she was elected. We
pay our taxes together so that we can provide the community
with several services and benefits, one of which is access to
the natural beauty Brevard County is famous for.
Her line of reasoning is a slippery slope: some days I don't
have any garbage to take out. Why not weigh everyone's
garbage and make them pay for only what they have to
collect?
How about the roads I never drive down? Why should I pay
to have those repaved? My child is not yet of school age, I am
just being robbed of tax money aren't I?
I don't ever have any need for building permits. Why is all
my money going to pay for the salaries of that office? Does
Commissioner Infantini envision a county where we have
little coin slots on every park bench, a toll booth on every mile
of road or a bevy of itemized bills we have to wade through
each month that list every time we flushed our toilet or every
ounce of can we put out to recycle?
I'd bet she'd say no, but commissioner, I'd have to point out
the logic is one and the same.
Look, we all pay taxes so that we can provide a lot of things
for each other, some we personally might use right now, some
we don't. It's part of living in an organized community, and if
you get right down to it, the entire reason we have them in the
first place.
If not, why have a county at all? Why not just go live on your
sequestered compound somewhere and let the surrounding
area descend into anarchy?
It just sounds to me like instead of finding ways to make us
pay more for less services (because let's be clear, they are not
simultaneously proposing a drop in everyone's tax rate) they
ought to be working to find creative ways to be more cost
effective and create new revenue streams, just like every other
resident is having to do right now.
Just slapping a meter on services we already are taxed for is
a failure of problem solving.

Terry Howard
Port St. John

Response from Commissioner Infantini

In 2001, Brevard County voters approved a referendum to
finance the construction of numerous parks and additions to
existing parks. The funds were depleted before project
completion and voters were told their taxes would not
increase if they voted to borrow more money in order to
finish building the parks. The voters were not informed that if
property values decreased the county would have to raise
taxes to operate all the parks, golf courses, and boat ramps.
The Commissioners should cut spending wherever
possible. As a County Commissioner, I could not, in good
conscience raise tax rates when many residents are losing
their jobs and are barely able to make ends meet.
However, since our beaches and boat ramps are enjoyed
by both non-residents and residents, I recommended
implementing user fees (charge those using the facility).
Golfers pay fees. Indialantic and Cocoa Beach have parking


meters at their beach parks to help defray the cost of opera-
tions. The other options are to increase the cost to everyone
(regardless of whether they use the service or not) or spend
the county's reserves to run the facilities. Reserves are like a
savings account. I prefer to save the county's reserves for a
genuine emergency. My goal is to keep the county financially
solvent.
My office can be reached at D3.commissioner@brevard-
county.us for anyone willing to offer suggestions on efficien-
cy and/or improvements.

Trudie Infantini
District County Commissioner
Melbourne
Phone (321) 952-6300
Fax (321) 952-6340

'Cap and Trade' equals bad deal for America

To the editor:

Do you know what "cap and trade" is? Should you even
care? This pollution-control program will affect every
person in America. Cap and trade will cost every house-
hold more than $3,000 in additional expenses every year if
it becomes a law. This program will dramatically increase
energy costs and cause considerable economic damage to
our country.
We are in the middle of a serious recession and our
government plans to impose one of the biggest tax
increases in history. It will affect every American who
turns on a light switch, uses air conditioning, drives a
vehicle, or consumes products, since just about every
economic activity involves the use of fossil fuels.
It promises to be a bureaucratic nightmare overseen by
government agencies that would collect and redistribute
trillions from family budgets, worker payrolls, and from
every business. Agriculture Commissioner Chairman,
Collin Peterson-D-Mimm said in the Washington Post:
"The truth is nobody knows for sure how this is going to
work. We just know it will bring in more mandates, more
regulations and more costs than ever before."
This bill passed narrowly in the House, with help from
eight Republicans.
Do not let this pass in the Senate.
Please call your senators, Bill Nelson and Mel Martinez
during this August recess.

Bob Taylor
Melbourne

Shorten your responses

To the editor:

I love to read Rants and Raves but not anymore. These
long-winded people have ruined a nice, get a quick thing,
good or bad off your chest, column.
Now when I see how long some of these articles are, I go
past what used to be a fun and interesting column. Come
on people, write for the newspaper and get your own
column.

Joyce Cicirella
Titusville








Friday, September 4, 2009


D'Amico
From page A3
1992.
He said he feels it's
important that council
members "observe, be visi-
ble in our community, lis-
ten to all sides, do our
homework and make deci-
sions that are best for West
Melbourne."
Mr. D'Amico said his
most important accom-
plishment as a city council
member last term "was the
ability to work with our
county commissioner and
as a result, we will see
intersection improvements
at Hollywood Boulevard
and Henry Avenue."
He also points to "the
closing of the present
entrance to Hollywood
Estates, for safety reasons,
and a new entrance (to the
community) on Henry
Avenue, and working with


Hazlett
From page A3
expansion and relocation. I
strongly believe the tax-
payer in West Melbourne is
burdened enough in these
challenging times, and we
must pursue other revenue
sources for the future."
Mr. Hazlett said that if
he's re-elected, his top pri-
ority is to continue to work
with new city manager
Scott Morgan "as we con-
sider very critical decisions
involving infrastructure,
staffing, smart growth and
the day-to-day needs of
our citizens as the budget
continues to lighten.
Mr. Hazlett said the most
important quality for a city
councilman is "passion."
"You must be highly


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the council and county
commission (for) a right
turn lane from Fell Road
onto Hollywood Boule-
vard."
The four-way stop inter-
section at Hollywood
Boulevard and Henry
Avenue, which converges
with the entrance to Holly-
wood Estates, is notorious
for its congestion during
rush hours.
Mr. D'Amico said if he's
re-elected, his top priority
will be "to follow through
and witness the comple-
tion of the above, (coming
to) a water agreement with
Melbourne (the city's water
service provider) and
insuring our infrastructure
is maintained."
The West Melbourne
municipal election is
scheduled from 7 a.m. to 7
p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3. For
more information, visit the
city's Web site at www.west-
melbourne.org.


motivated and have a thick
skin to be successful in this
job," he said. "I have
learned that change comes
very slowly in government
of all sizes. I believe a man-
agement or financial back-
ground is important in
these interesting economic
times. I built a small com-
pany into a national indus-
try leader over the past 23
years with proper plan-
ning, good financial man-
agement and the most
important factor a great
staff. The right people
make things happen -
period."
The West Melbourne
municipal election is
scheduled from 7 a.m. to 7
p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3. For
more information, visit the
city's Web site at www.west-
melbourne.org.


Jones
From page A3
said.
If re-elected, the council-
man said he has several top
priorities in mind, includ-
ing developing new strate-
gies that will enhance the
resolve of contentious and
expensive water and
annexation issues with
Melbourne; working close-
ly with the city's new plan-
ning department and city
manager to complete the
city's Comprehensive Plan;
and enhancing transporta-
tion projects and develop-
ing funding streams to get
them completed.
Three council seats are
up for election Tuesday,
Nov. 3. They are currently
occupied by Mr. Jones,
John D'Amico and Michael
Hazlett. A newcomer,
Andrea Young, also quali-
fied. During the election,


Young
From page A3
a recent graduate of West
Melbourne's Citizens
Police Academy and a past
member of the Mortgage
Bankers Association of the
Space Coast.
Ms. Young said she's
qualified to run for city
council because she's "a
concerned resident."
"I have experience serv-
ing as a volunteer board
member in a variety of
areas," she said. "My 40
years of personal experi-
ence in business will
allow me to bring opin-
ions and ideas to the
council based on empiri-
cal knowledge."
Ms. Young said that if
she's elected, her top pri-


the names of the candi-
dates are listed on the bal-
lot in the alphabetical
order of their surnames.
The three candidates who
receive the highest number
of votes will be declared the
winners. The term of office
is two years and the annual
salary is $4,804.
Mr. Jones said he
believes the best candidate
should be decisive, patient
and respectful, with a
vision that is forward-look-
ing and achievable. He also
believes the right person
for the job should be ready
to reach compromise and
always mindful that serv-
ing on the city council
should not be a self-serving
endeavor.
The West Melbourne
municipal election is sched-
uled from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 3. For more
information, visit the city's
Web site at www.westmel-
bourne.org.


ority would be "to work
with fellow council mem-
bers regarding the budget
items and expenses
involved in running the
city."
She feels the most
important quality for a
council member is to be a
critical thinker, and "to
research answers as an
individual rather than
just going along with the
flow or letting others do
the thinking for me." She
also believes in being "a
collector of information
and considering matters
thoroughly before act-
ing."
The West Melbourne
municipal election is
scheduled from 7 a.m. to
7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3.
For more information,
visit the city's Web site at
www.westmelbourne.org.


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SCENE
And All That Jazz Caf6:
Janet Reedy will perform
an acoustic set, Saturday.
Ruben Israel will play jazz
guitar during breakfast
from 8:30-11:30 a.m., Sun-
day. Open mic is Tuesday
with John Conden or
Berna. An acoustic jam
with Dave Grooms will
take place Thursday. All
performances are from 6-
9 p.m. And All That Jazz
Caf6 is located at 1641
U.S. 1, Cocoa. Call (321)
636-3232.
Broken Barrel Tavern:
Sanctuary will perform
from 9 pm. to 1 a.m., Fri-
day. One will perform
from 9:30 p.m. to 1:30
a.m., Saturday. Broken
Barrel is located at 4700
Babcock St., Palm Bay.
Call (321) 728-4755.
Coasters Pub: Derek
Bernardo of Derek and the
Slammers will perform
solo from 8:30-11:30 p.m.,
Friday. Coasters is located
at 971A Eau Gallie Blvd.,
Melbourne. Call (321)
779-BREW.
The Cove: The Cove
Jam will take place with
John Quinlivan from 6-10
p.m., Tuesday and Thurs-
day. The Cove is located at
1462 A1A, Satellite Beach.
Call (321) 777-2683.
Crossroads Sports
Bar: S.S.'s BJ Now will play
Kickin' it Kountry from 9
p.m. to 1 a.m. Crossroads
is located at 5070 Minton
Road, Palm Bay. Call (321)
723-9952.
Fishlips Waterfront
Bar and Grill: Party at the
Port with a performance
by High Tide from 4-8
p.m., Saturday. Mo Geetz
will play from 4-8 p.m.,
Sunday. Fishlips is located
at 610 Glen Cheek Drive,
Cape Canaveral. Call (321)
784-4533.
Grills: Even Odds will
perform from 7:30 p.m. to
midnight, Saturday. Bot-
toms Up will perform
from 3-7 p.m., Monday.
Grills is located at 505
Glen Cheek Drive, Cape
Canaveral. Call (321) 868-
2226.
Levelz Night Club:
Frankie and the West End
Boys will perform from 9
p.m. to 1 a.m., Thursday.
Levelz is located at 4250
New Haven Ave., West
Melbourne. Call (321)
409-5385.
Lou's Blues: Fat City
will perform from 9:30
p.m. to 1:30 a.m., Friday.
Billy Lee Soul Revue will
perform from 9:30 p.m. to
2 a.m., Saturday. Danny
Morris Band will play
from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30
a.m., Tuesday. Lou's Blues
is located at 3191 A1A,
See SCENE, B2


Art exhibit to showcase 'Pure' talent


Fifth Avenue Art
Gallery hosts
100 Percent
Pure Florida
By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
When most Floridians
hear the term "Florida's
best," they probably
think of an old television
advertising campaign
featuring one of the
state's most iconic crops:
oranges. But to Eau Gal-
lie's Fifth Avenue Art
Gallery, the term speaks
to the best artistic talent
in the state.
Fifth Avenue Art
Gallery, located in Eau
Gallie's Arts District, is a
co-op gallery, which is
owned by a group of
artists who display their
work in the space. The
gallery will host its annu-
al "100 Percent Pure
Florida" exhibit Sept. 4-
30, which will exclusively
feature the work of Flori-
da artists, said Claire Zip-
perly, co-op artist and
spokeswoman for the
gallery.
Ninety-nine artists
from around the state,
spanning regions from
the panhandle to Key
West, submitted more
than 275 pieces to be
judged for acceptance in
this juried art show, Ms.
Zipperly said. The judges
accepted 55 pieces of
work from 44 exhibiting


Photo courtesy of Pat Zalisko
Pat Zalisko, an acrylic and mixed-media artist, is one of
44 artists featured during Fifth Avenue Art Gallery's
'100 Percent Pure Florida' exhibit, showcasing only
Florida artists. Ms. Zalisko's painting, 'Stormwarning,'
was selected from more than 275 entries.


artists.
"There were some
(entries) that were very
creative," Ms. Zipperly
said. "All mediums are
represented, including a
number of collages, pot-
tery, sculpture, wood
carvings, jewelry and dig-
ital arts."
Pat Zalisko, a resident


of adjacentVolusia Coun-
ty, will exhibit her work
in the show for the sec-
ond time. She describes
her painting, titled
"Stormwarning," as an
abstract, or non-objec-
tive, two-dimensional
mixed-media piece.
"People generally see
things in my work and I


always tell them they're
right. It's what speaks to
the viewer," said the
retired attorney, who
added that she now has
the time to pursue her
lifelong passion for art.
Ms. Zalisko said she
was honored that her
work was selected for the
show from such a varied
pool of talented artists.
"This show has always
been known for touting a
diverse selection of Flori-
da artists, and I think
that's true," she said. "I'm
impressed with the quali-
ty of the work shown, and
I'm hoping people come
out for the show."
The opening reception,
which is open to the pub-
lic, takes place at 5:30
p.m. Friday, Sept. 4. At
that time, the judges will
announce prizes, includ-
ing the grand prize, "Best
of Show." The artist
whose work is chosen as
"Best of Show" will win a
private, one-man show at
Fifth Avenue Art Gallery
in June of 2010. The
opening coincides with
Eau Gallie's monthly First
Friday event, which fea-
tures live entertainment,
food and vendors in the
Eau Gallie Arts District.
Admission to the exhib-
it is free. Fifth Avenue Art
Gallery is at 1470 High-
land Ave., Eau Gallie. For
more information about
the show, call (321) 259-
8261 or visit www.fifthav-
enueartgallery.com.


Out & about


FRIDAY, SEPT. 4
*'Home Runs for Safe
Kids': night at the Brevard
Manatees home game. 5-
7:30 p.m. at Space Coast
Stadium in Viera. Safe Kids
Brevard will inspect infant,
child and booster seats for
free in any car that arrives at
the gate between 5-7:30
p.m. The first 200 people to
have their car seats inspected
will get free tickets for that
night's Manatees game
beginning at 7:05 pm. Kids
will also receive a free car
safety activity book. Call
(321) 434-4359.
* Linda Peterson: will
perform jazz from 5:30-7:30
p.m. at the Brevard Art
Museum, 1463 Highland
Ave., Melbourne. Admission
is $10. (321) 242-0737.
* Moon Over Buffalo:
Directed by Peg Girard. 8
p.m. at Melbourne Civic
Theatre, Le Gallerie Plaza,
817 E. Strawbridge Ave.,


Melbourne. Play runs
weekend through Sept. 6,
Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m.
and Sunday at 2 p.m. Call
(321) 723-6935 or visit
www.melbournecivictheatre.c
om.
* Harvey: Directed by Joan
Dunn. 8 p.m. at Surfside
Playhouse, 301 Ramp Road,
Cocoa Beach. Play runs
weekends until Sept. 20,
Friday and Saturdays at 8
p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m.
Call (321) 783-3127.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 5
*'Ballet & Poems': a
performance by Galmont
Ballet. 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.,
and 2 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 6
at Historic Cocoa Village
Playhouse, 30 Brevard Ave.,
Cocoa. (321) 636-5050.
Fried chicken dinner:
with all the trimmings for $8
from 4-7 p.m. at American
Legion Auxiliary, Post 1, at
1281 U.S. 1, Titusville.


Everyone is welcome. Call
(321) 264-8847.
*'Cruise in & Sock Hop':
car show with antique, classic
and modern cars, trucks and
motorcycles. 4-8 p.m. at Sand
Point Park, 101 Washington
Ave., Titusville. Free admis-
sion. Dress in '50s clothes
and dance in a sock hop.
Vendors will supply food and
beverages. Call (321)267-
3036.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 6
All-you-can-eat break-
fast: Every Sunday from
8:30-11:00 a.m. at John S.
Lyman VFW Post 4536, 4401
U.S. 1, Palm Bay. Donation is
$5. (321) 725-2999.
* Caribbean festival: 11
a.m. at Riverfront Park in
Downtown Cocoa Village,
401 Riversedge Blvd., Cocoa.
Live performances, vendors,
food, crafts, activities and
more. (321) 452-3304.
* Labor day picnic: 1 p.m.


at 1471 Cypress Ave.,
Melbourne. Live music by JR
Sounds, hamburgers, hot
dogs, sausage, salad and
desserts. BYOB. Cost is $7 for
member and $10 for
nonmembers. Call (321)
242-8044 to reserve by Sept.
3.
* Bluegrass at Trailhead
Park: performed by the
Castaway Bluegrass Bunch
from 2-5 p.m., every Sunday
at Trailhead Park, 1080 Marie
St., Malabar, next to the old
school house on Malabar
Road. Free admission. (321)
724-8746.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 10
Taste of the Nations':
Business to business
tabletop expo. 3 p.m. Brevard
Community College, 3865 N.
Wickham Road, Melbourne.
Call (321) 724-5400 for
information.

See OUT, B4


STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 9-4-2009


Aries-March 21-April 19
Measure the quality of your
life by the happiness and joy
you feel in your heart. You
were born to be of service.
You are at your best when
you are able to help others
searching to find answers to
their challenges. Everyone
gains strength and hope
from your light and presence.
This depth of spirit is your
greatest power.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
Most of the things you worry
about never come to pass. It
is a waste of time and energy
to think too much about why
things didn't work out. We
don't have to be rocket sci-
entists to figure out life. Sur-
render your will and ask spir-
it to direct your life and give
you vision. Lighten up. Be
patient. Spirit is on your side.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
Make the most of opportuni-
ties in life as they present
themselves. Make hay while
the sun shines is an old
adage. The second key is to
continue to learn new and
better ways to present your
gifts and talents. Life is a
school, you know. Now take
action and make things hap-
pen. Victory over life is now
assured.

Cancer-June 22-July 22
You know you are making
progress when warm feel-
ings come from closest
friends. The happiness in
your heart ripples out, gets
into their hearts and comes
back multiplied. This is your
defining quality about life.
You are so generous with
your love. You are the master
of love. Let it come back to
you multiplied.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
You feel so much joy in your
heart and spirit. You have
plenty of gratitude. Wow!
You have a jubilant life. Love
is the key. You have an abun-
dance of that. More is on the
way. You have a dream.
Direct your passion to them.
Now the universe goes to
work and increases them.
This keeps you on the win-
ning side of life.

Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept. 22
Be open to changes in plans.
A new and easier course is at
hand. Rise above any real or
imaginary obstacles. This is
done by listening closely to
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Scorpio-Oct. 23-Nov. 21
When situations are beyond
your control, let go and be
accepting. You have done
your best. Be satisfied. Back
off and keep your faith.
Human timing and universal
timing are two different
things. Sometimes we just
have to wait, be patient, have
faith and trust. Now things
will work out as supposed to.

Sagittarius-Nov. 22-Dec. 21
Changes in attitude can
change lives. Great attitudes
can produce miracles. The
guardian angels watching
over us know. Refuse to let
little things annoy or upset
you. Keep on focusing on the


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all your accomplishments in
life. Stay on target. Many new
and great ones are on the
way.

Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan. 19
Your life is coming into com-
plete focus. True purpose and
destiny has been lying deep
within you for all your earthly
days. Your desires and visions
from the past are bearing
fruit. Your future happiness is
assured. You are listening
and spirit is blessing you in
the highest ways anyone
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Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb.18
The world sees you as calm,
but under the surface, there
is a strong, fiery nature that
gives you the strength to
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fowlers of Florida will answer
questions and perform
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call (321) 861-5601.
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bluegrass from 6-9 p.m.,
Wednesday. Murdock's is
located at 600 Brevard
Ave., Cocoa. Call (321) 633-
0600.
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rot will perform from 6-9
p.m. and Mo Geetz will
perform at 9:30 p.m., Fri-
day. Off The Traxx is locat-
ed at 918 New Haven Ave.,
Melbourne. Call (321) 327-
2919.


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Tickets are $8 on sale at
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*'Queen: Night at the
Opera': classic albums live.
8 p.m. at Maxwell C. King
Center, 3865 Wickham Road,
Melbourne. Call (321) 242-
2219.
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and luncheon hosted by the
Women's Center Guild.
11:30 a.m. on Wednesday,
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200 Rialto Place, Melbourne.
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located at 1891 State Road
520, Merritt Island. Call
(321) 452-6606.
Sandbar Sports Grill:
Pinch will play from 9 p.m.
to 1 a.m., Friday. Bottoms
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Saturday. Monday is
Cabana Revival with the
Rev. Billy C. Wirtz at 4:30
p.m. Pat Michaels will lead
Mellow Wednesdays from
4-8 p.m. Sandbar is located
at 4301 Ocean Beach Blvd.,
Cocoa Beach. Call (321)


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$35 for non-members. Call
(321) 253-5560 to reserve.
* Veteran's conference:
will be held on Wednesday,
Sept. 23, from 8 a.m. to 1
p.m. at the Maxwell C. King
Center for the Performing
Arts, 3865 N. Wickham Road
in Melbourne. Applications
are being accepted for
exhibits that will feature
veteran-owned businesses
and businesses offering
services to veterans. The
cost is $55 per person,
which includes breakfast
and materials. Call (321)
433-5570.


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a.m., Friday. Red Tide and
Wicked Garden Gnomes
will play from 9 p.m. to 1
a.m., Saturday. Thirsty
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Island. Call (321) 452-0568.
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Cocoa Beach
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By Tammy Roberts
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The name "Cocoa Beach"
brings many things to mind:
the NASA space program, a
legendary surfing commu-
nity and the setting for the
long-running TV series, "I
Dream of Jeannie."
But today, the city of
Cocoa Beach offers so much
more.
Nestled between the
Atlantic Ocean and the
Banana River Lagoon, the
barrier island of Cocoa
Beach is often referred to as
"the jewel of the Space
Coast."
And it isn't difficult to see
why.
Cocoa Beach is both a res-
idential community and
tourist destination with a
base population of 12,800,
according to the city of
Cocoa Beach Web site,
www.cityofcocoabeach.com.
But each year that num-
ber reaches as high as
30,000 during the peak
tourist season when thou-
sands flock to the area to
soak up the sun and spend a
week or two doing some
Space Coast sightseeing.
For the past several
decades, Cocoa Beach has
done an excellent job of pre-
serving its historic down-
town area.
From surf shops and
clothing boutiques to gift
stores and jewelry venues,
it's easy to make a day out of
shopping whether by
bicycle or on foot.
Restaurants, such as the
long-standing Heidelberg
and Mango Tree, or week-
end hot spots, such as
Coconuts on the Beach and
the Chili Pepper Club, cater
to crowds of all ages.
Another draw to the
multi-faceted city is the
beautiful wildlife, fishing
opportunities and unique
plant species found
throughout its waterways.
Cocoa Beach's Thousand
Islands function as a "learn-
ing laboratory" for those
eager to explore the mazes
of mosquito canals and
local ecology, according to
the Thousand Island's Web
site, www.thousand-
islands.org.
At any one time, kayakers
can observe pelicans, bottle-
nosed dolphin, manatee,
river otter, rabbit and various
species of fish throughout
their island journey.
Just around the corner is
another hot spot, known to
house a different type of
species dogs.
Opened in March 2007, the
Lori Wilson Off-Leash Dog
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paradise for pups and their
owners.
Equipped with benches,
dog toys and obstacles for
both large and small doggies,
the park serves regular atten-
dees, as well as one-time visi-
tors.
While all of these activities
are significant to the city, it is
the sport of surfing that has
helped shape Cocoa Beach.
For starters, Ron Jon Surf
Shop, which was opened in
the early 1960s, is a four-level
surf emporium visited by
thousands each year.
And with six miles of shore-
line, there are a number of


Andy Stefanek/staff photographer
Terry Scott of Cape Canaveral scours the beaches of Cocoa
Beach with his metal detector looking for treasure. Mr.
Scott is writing a book called 'Beginner's Guide for Metal
Detecting on Florida's Treasure Coast.' He has been treas-
ure hunting for 15 years.


places for residents and
tourists to take on the surf,
one of them being the Cocoa
Beach Pier.
Many East Coast surfing
legends, such as Dick Catri
and Kelly Slater, got their start
surfing those very waves.
More than 80 surfers from
every generation have been
inducted into the city's East
Coast Surfing Hall of Fame,
which doubles as a public
museum.


"We developed a concept
years ago that, as surfers, we
are a society," said Rep. Tony
Sasso, R-Cocoa Beach, who
grew up surfing in the com-
munity and helped concep-
tualize the surf museum. "In
recognizing that, we hope to
keep the door open for the
next generation."
For more information
about the city of Cocoa Beach
and its many attractions, visit
www.cityofcocoabeach.com.


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321-676-4706 SoBrev
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place settings and serv-
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tains chairs, on caster's.
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Dresser mirror, 2 nite
stands $30 321-453-7799
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$60, gas push edger, $55
run great, 321-768-1554
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holds 27" TV, excellent
cond, $50 321-724-6840
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40, 321-449-0470
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MELBOURNE female
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utilities. Pool, no pets.
$475/mo 321-890-7789
NE PALM BAY- 1 or 2
rooms 4 rent. Part furn,
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students/retiree OK.
Underground utilities
$375/mo + sec
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PALM BAY SE Female
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House privileges.
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OFF! 321-254-0997
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1940 BUICK SPECIAL 4
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4" wide white walls. Exc
cond $13,500/obo
321-676-0157 see photo
online at wwwHometown
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1976 ROADRUNNER
72K orig miles. Medium
restoration includes,
custom paint & rebuilt
drive line. B-5 blue, Very
clean. $7000 firm.
386-673-9077


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Washington in Golf View.
2br/2ba tile & carpet thru-
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Inclds water, pest, cable,
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onsite laundry &
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MELBOURNE- On Indi-
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$600mo 321-254-3607
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freshly painted, CHA,
$600/mo water & cable
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to FIT quiet area.
$950/mo 321-243-9500
PALM BAY condo
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Point 2/2 1stfl, 5th green,
free tennis, golf, cable,
boat slip, ocean access.
$800/mo, Seasonal
$2000 732-961-9022

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SUNTREE Spacious
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unfurn., incls washer/dry-
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sec. dep. req. Pet Nego.
Call Jeannie for pictures
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centrally located, no pets.
$800/mo 321-383-0380
or 321-536-3320

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1000sf, central A/C, Near
SR50 & 1-95 $625/mo.
Call 321-383-0296

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tennis, fitness. $725/mo
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specials! 1br from $475,
2br from $600 incl
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appl. Near Beach, Park &
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WEST MELBOURNE 2br
/lba duplex. Unique in a
tropical setting and an
offbeat neighborhood.
Suitable for 1 or 2 people
$600/mo 321-984-2361



INDIALANTIC: Walk to
beach. 3/2/1, New Paint,
Bthrms & Tile. Granite
kitchen, all apps, Ig fncd
yard. Quiet neighbor-
hood, convenient location
$1175/mo 305-323-0011
MELBOURNE BEACH
1blk to bch, 3/2, overszd
lot,screened pool, granite
countertops, frplc, rent or
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MELBOURNE/ LAKE
WASHINGTON, Mallards
Landing Golf Course
3Br/2Ba/ 2cg, cul de sac.
Scrn Pool, porch. Fam rm
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granite counters. Fenced
yrd, $1500/mo incl lawn,
pool svc. Sec dep, refs
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pets welcome w/sec dep
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Nicely Furnished 3/2. 150
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SEBASTIAN Tri-plex
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