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Once upon a timethere was thisguy who was so
enamored with “cloud”computing that he stuckall of his digital eggs inone basket and in theblink of an eye lost it all.
The end.Alright, I’m sure there
are enough of youreading this wonderingwhat in the world I’mgoing on about, so Isuppose I ought to takea few words to explain.You see I recently readan article online (an“open letter” to Googleactually) written by avery distraught fellowwho wanted Google toknow just how badlythey messed up whenthey locked him out ofall of his data.
The poor guy goes onto explain that he spentmonths switching all ofhis email over to gmail,all of his photos over to
Two vie for District 4 Martin County seatMARTIN COUNTY —
Incumbent Sarah Heard isrunning against BarbaraClowdus for the District 4 seaton the Martin County Com-mission.
Hometown News asked thecandidates the same ques-tions about their campaigns.Their answers are below inalphabetical order, and can
also be found online atwww.myhometownnews.net.
Hometown News does notendorse any candidates forpolitical office, but insteadprovides information abouteach candidate for voters tomake an educated decision.
Q: How long have you livedin Martin County?
Clowdus: Although Iretired to Hobe Sound in2008, I felt from the first daythat this was my hometown,
too, because this was wheremy brother had lived formore than 20 years. This waswhere my son and his familyhad settled as well. I had fall-en in love with Martin Countylong before I was able tomove here, and I never wantto live anywhere else.
TREASURE COAST — With 11 proposedamendments to sift through in 2012, is itany wonder voters nixed eight? This yearthere are only three on the Nov. 4 ballotand they are fairly straightforward.
Voters will decide whether or not toallow the medical use of marijuana forindividuals with debilitating diseases asdetermined by a licensed Florida physi-cian.
If passed, caregivers would be allowedto assist patients with marijuana use. Thestate Department of Health would registerand regulate centers authorized to pro-duce and distribute the drug for medical
their fourth annual‘Back to SchoolFair’, in Jensen
Beach on Saturday,August 7, present-ing students with
350 backpacksfilled with school
supplies andoffering finger-printing for I.D.cards with theMartin County
Sheriff’s Depart-ment.
Sevin Bullwinklestaff photographer
Back to school
LIARS?
Earl Stewart discusses themyth that ‘buyers areliars”
EARL STEWART 7
Clowdus: Because I will dedicatemyself to open and ethical governmentthat operates in the sunshine and is fair
to all concerned. I will be accessible andwill listen to my constituents, pre-judg-ing none, and representing all. As themother of six children, including ahomeless three-year-old I took into ourhome, a grandmother of 13, and a for-mer scout troop leader, I understand
what's important to families. As a smallbusiness owner and a former manager ofa manufacturing plant, I understandwhat it means to have to make payrollfor dozens of families, as well as appreci-ating the impact of one business on thelocal economy. As a former environmen-tal reporter who shut down coal minesthat were polluting rivers, I know thepower of one committed voice. As yourcounty commissioner, no one will workharder than I to put a lid on rising taxes,to revitalize our historic neighborhoods,to improve our business climate, to pro-tect our quality of life and to fix ourwaterways! Yes, I believe that one person,one voice, can make a difference!
Heard: I have a 12-year voting recordof which I am very proud. I hope thatvoters weigh my votes and conduct overthe last 12 years to decide whether tochoose me again. The choice betweencandidates in my race could not be moreclear. I represent the public's interest allthe time. My opponent, Barbara Clow-dus, advocates for special interests,every time.
Q: What are the top two issues youwish to see addressed?
Clowdus: What I wish to addresswould be All Aboard Florida and our own
local pollution of our waterways, but Isuspect that overriding those concernswill be the budget, particularly if thesales tax referendum does not pass voterapproval. In that case, the two issues thatwill take priority will be cutting wastefulspending to manage the budget withoutraising property taxes yet again, andaddressing critical infrastructure needs,including inlet dredging.
Heard: The top two issues in MartinCounty are restoring the rivers' healthand protecting our strong comprehen-sive plan because it is the document thatprovides for the quality of life uponwhich we rely here.
Q: If you could, what would be the onething you would change in the countyand why?
Clowdus: Attitudes. The county'smunicipalities, its businesses, and itsresidents deserve to be treated withrespect, fairness and candor, withouthidden agendas, without disdain, andwith an honest desire to listen to theirpoints of view prior to making a deci-sion.
Heard: Our rivers are our lifebloodhere. They truly are the resources that welove most deeply. Clean rivers… that iswhat I would change.
STUART — The Florida Departmentof Education has acknowledged the
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All three of the county’s highschools, Jensen Beach, Martin County
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The Florida Commissioner of Edu-cation’s Community InvolvementCouncil created the Five Star School
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Google’s photo service (Picasa), all ofhis docs to Google Docs etc., etc., etc.After painstakingly moving all of hisdata to Google’s servers (wherever thehell they are) he woke up one day tofind out his account had been closeddue to a “terms of service violation”which he swears up and down hedidn’t commit.
The bottom line is he spent aconsiderable amount of time movinghis entire digital inventory up toGoogle’s “cloud,” didn’t make anyprovisions to back any of it up and
then (just as Murphy’s law demands)found himself completely locked out.
Now, this column isn’t aboutwhether Google had a right to lockhim out of his account or not nor is itsome type of cry out to the powers thatbe to change the way our data issafeguarded when we hand it over to“the cloud.” It’s more of a cautionarytale to remind us of that which wealready know – back up everything!Even when entrusting your data to thecloud, back it to a local drive as well!To not do so is just asking for it.
OK, let’s look at this a little closershall we? First the decision to use a“cloud” service may be a decision thatmany are not even aware that they are
making. Let me try to clarify a couplethings, take email for example. If youare accessing your email through yourweb browser by going towww.gmail.com, www.yahoo.com,www.aol.com or any of the other emailservices that offer “web based” mailservice then guess what? Your email isbeing stored and managed “in thecloud” and if you should find yourselfin violation of the “terms of service”you too could find yourself locked out.(Just how well did you read those“terms” when you signed up? Youknow, the terms you have to click the“Accept” button for in order to set upyour account?)
Most email services allow thedownloading of email to a local emailclient which is present on each andevery machine out there - Windows,Mac or Linux. You can set up yourcomputer’s email program (WindowsLive Mail, Outlook, Outlook Expressfor Windows, “Mail” on Macs) byconfiguring the “POP” or “IMAP”settings. Look it up in your emailservice’s help settings and if youremail service doesn’t provide for itthen you may want to consider analternative.
Next let’s look at the folly of upload-ing all of your digital pictures to aservice like Google’s Picasa WebAlbums and then deleting the localcopies after you upload all of yourpictures. Why on earth would anyonedo that? “Well Sean, we don’t want allthese “duplicates” now do we?” Well,actually, you do.
Sure uploading all of your photos to
a web based service is great but forGod’s sakes, don’t get rid of theoriginals! Did you know that you canget 8 gigabyte thumb drives from justabout any drugstore nowadays forabout 10 bucks! Do you know howmany “duplicate” photos you can storeon 8 gigs? Then if anything happens toyour “web albums” you luckily willhave all of those pesky duplicates tofall back on.
The list goes on… Google Docs –Sure save all of your Docs to “cloud”storage but how about synchronizingthem with a local folder on your ownmachine, you know, just in caseGoogle goes belly up it will be nice tohave a backup.
As the concept of “cloud computing”becomes all-encompassing it’simportant to remember that it’s yourdata. Don’t just assume that “they” willprotect it for you.
Sean McCarthy fixes computers. Hecan be reached at 888-752-9049 [email protected] (nohyphens).
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Arrests listed were made Aug. 8 throughAug. 15.
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• Sandra Garza, 46, of 15939 N.W. OsceolaStreet, Indiantown, was charged with felony vio-lation of probation.
• Chad Aric Shipley, 23, of 821 S.E. PrestonLane, Port St. Lucie, was charged with posses-sion of controlled substance, and with posses-sion or use of drug paraphernalia.
• Lavaris Roy Wilkerson, 36, of 2453 Rich-mond Street, Jensen Beach, was charged withdriving while license suspended - habitualoffender.
• Christopher Lafatte Kee, 39, of 814 S.E. Tar-pon Ave., Stuart, was charged with uttering falsebank bill, note, check or draft, and with grandtheft.
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• Erica Marie Brewer, 34, of 1208 Mallet Road,Vicksburg, Miss., was charged with felony violationof probation.
• Gavino Delgado Jr., 49, of 2725 S.E. EllendaleStreet, Stuart, was charged with possession ofcontrolled substance, with possession or use ofdrug paraphernalia, and with solicit, induce,entice, or procure another for prostitution, lewd-
ness, or assignation.• Sherrie Ann Elliott, 41, of 251 Mary Katherine
Court, Lakeland, was charged with felony violationof probation.
• Jonathan Nicholas Garrett, 24, of 1160 S.W.31st Street, Palm City, was charged with posses-sion of controlled substance with intent to sell ordeliver, with possession of cannabis under 20grams, and with possession or use of drug para-phernalia.
• Monica Ocasio, 35, of 3680 Gatehouse Circle,Stuart, was charged with felony violation of proba-tion.
• Victor Van Vickery, 25, of 1094 N.W. 16thPlace, Stuart, was charged with possession ofcontrolled substance without valid prescription,with possession or use of drug paraphernalia, andwith resisting arrest without violence.
• Migerle Mindor, 19, of 2928 S.E. FairmontStreet, Stuart, was charged with robbery by sud-den snatching while armed with firearm or otherdeadly weapon, and with sale, manufacture, give,distribute or possession with intent to manufac-ture, distribute or sell imitation drugs.
• Jason Floyd Smith, 33, of 2255 S.W. MenelePlace, Palm City, was charged with felony violationof probation.
• Joshua Allen Caswell, 30, of 1165 All Ameri-can Blvd., Palm City, was charged with aggravatedbattery.
• Christine Marie Davies, 36, of 430 S.E. Park-way Drive, Stuart, was charged with possession ofcontrolled substance without valid prescription,and with possession or use of drug paraphernalia.
• Tonya Lorene Emenhiser, 47, of 3600 S.E.Gatehouse Circle, Stuart, was charged withunlawful distribution of nitrous oxide.
• Aaron Stephon Finley, 25, of 500 FloridaStreet, Stuart, was charged with felony failure toappear.
• Robert Lee Hall, 77, of 430 S.E. ParkwayDrive, Stuart, was charged with seven counts ofpossession of controlled substance, with sale ordelivery of cocaine within 1,000 feet of a conven-ience business, with possession, sale, manufac-ture or delivery of controlled substance, and withpossession or use of drug paraphernalia.
• Richard Joseph Thompson, 52, of 3600 S.E.Gatehouse Circle #318, Stuart, was charged withunlawful distribution of nitrous oxide.
• Jose Adam Vazquez, 31, of 6551 S.E. FederalHighway #201, Stuart, was charged with felonyviolation of probation.
• Michelle Marie Darcy, 48, of 17326 Otto LaneApt. 6, Hudson, was charged with felony violationof probation.
• Timothy Ryan Fitzpatrick, no age or addresslisted, was charged with criminal mischief - dam-age $200-$1,000, subsequent offense.
• Patrick Henry, 71, of 1123 Granada Street,Fort Pierce, was charged with battery on personage 65 or older.
• Ronald Edward Hubbard, 57, of 4791 S.W.42nd Street, Palm City, was charged with aggra-vated battery.
• Caleb Stephen Maxwell, 25, of 614 Avenue I,Fort Pierce, was charged with grand theft and withobtaining goods through fraudulent use of creditcard.
• Zachariah Williams, 27, of 1150 AllapattahRoad, Indiantown, was charged with four counts ofpreventing or obstructing a firefighter from extin-guishing a fire.
• Mark Anthony Luna, 29, of 1372 S.W. Sudder
Ave., Port St. Lucie, was charged with felony viola-tion of probation.
• Justin Dean Patterson, 35, of 5043 S.W. Ham-mock Creek Drive, Palm City, was charged withfelony failure to appear.
• Brandon James Sunderman, 23, of 2172 N.E.Poinciana Terrace, Jensen Beach, was chargedwith robbery - armed with firearm or other deadlyweapon.
• Jamal Delroy Vernon, 23, of 4326 S.W. AthenaDrive, Port St. Lucie, was charged with four countsof possession, sale, manufacture or delivery ofmethamphetamine within 1,000 feet of place ofworship or convenience business, with purchaseor possession of controlled substance, and withresisting arrest without violence.
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• Sara Christine Dagon, 26, of 124 SagamoreTerrace, Port St. Lucie, was charged threecounts of possession of controlled substancewithout valid prescription and with possession oruse of drug paraphernalia.
• Jason Thomas Romano, 35, of 6003 N.W.Wolverine Road, Port St. Lucie, was chargedwith two counts of grand theft.
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Too many parents fail to requiretheir children to do homework. Toomany parents fail to praise their chil-dren for getting good grades, and toofew parents show commitment to theirchildren's education. Another reasonfor the failings of our public schools,however, is lousy preparation of teach-ers by education colleges. A study bythe National Council on Teacher Quali-ty rates teacher training as inadequate.It calls preparation of teachers "anindustry of mediocrity."
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Living our own livesI would like to thank you for your
paper and the information you have
recently put in pertaining to the politi-cians. That has helped me a lot in mak-ing my choice.
And, I guess, my one rant would bethat I find it interesting in Florida thatthey are totally against tobacco; howev-er, they are for legalizing pot. Moreaccidents happen with alcohol, butthere is nothing done about that.
I’m for “to each his own.” If you arenot hurting anybody, I wish the govern-ment would quit trying to live theirlives for them.
Thanks for everythingI would just like to say, “Thanks for
everything.” I’d like to say thanks for myfamily, thanks for my health, thanks formy jobs and my bosses and my co-workers; thanks for the rain, thanks forthe clouds and the sky and thanks thatthe ocean doesn’t swell up and wash usall away and thanks for my car, that getsme to my two part-time jobs.
Thanks for the food on the table,thanks for the cell phones and the Inter-net and thanks for no hurricanes.
Thanks for air-conditioning and icecubes, thanks for food from the marketthat doesn’t kill anyone and thanks forcable companies and televisions, even
though most people say there may be1,400 channels, but there still isn’t muchthat’s interesting enough to watch.
Thanks for the police, the firefighters,the doctors, the nurses and the EMTs,who work long hours to take care of usand watch over us.
Thanks for all the politicians and theirsigns and a bigger thanks if not one ofthem got elected; and thanks for the vet-erans, the young people, the old peopleand everyone in between.
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Spend the tax money hereNo wonder this country is going broke
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No one from “fed.gov” ever talkedabout the safety of citizens of this coun-try. The State Department is alwaysinterested in safety of other countriesand travel to other countries with thetaxpayers’ money – to stop crime, makelife easier and educate (them) with our
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Earl Stewart is the owner and generalmanager of Earl Stewart Toyota inNorth Palm Beach. The dealership islocated at 1215 N. Federal Highway inLake Park.Visit www.earlstewarttoy-ota.com, call (561) 358-1474, fax (561)658-0746 or email [email protected].
Iran this column about three yearsago and I have received morecomments from car dealers and car
salesman on this one column thanalmost every other. I ran the samecolumn a year ago and the commentskeep coming in from car dealers andcar salesmen. I’m running it again atthe risk of boring some of you and Iapologize in advance, but I think it’simportant because I may be ontosomething.
The more I think about it, the moreI’m convinced that the chronic dislikeand distrust of car buyers for cardealers might be part and parcel of thesame problem that car dealers havewith customers. Think about it…maybeone of the reasons that car dealers treatyou so badly is that they are afraid youare going to take advantage of them!They might be reasoning that they haveto take advantage of you before youhave a chance to get them. _ OK, this isa bit tongue in cheek, but I honestlybelieve there may be an element oftruth to it. Both sides are afraid to showtrust to the other side first. It’s a little bitlike the Israel-Palestine conflict. MaybeI can be the Henry Kissinger negotiat-ing peace between the two sides?
I’m always amazed by the way cardealers who use deceptive advertisingand unethical sales tactics rationalizetheir behavior by actually blaming you,their customer. The following is a directquote from an anonymous car dealer’semail I received this morning inresponse to one of my recent columnsin this newspaper: “I don't think youwould make any of these comments ifyou sold fords in a non-metro market.How do you expect dealers to changewhen consumers think they should payless than dealer cost for a car and thenwalk into any other form of retail storeand pay what they are asking?? Yourideas are noble but there are otherdealers who have tried 'your' methodswho are no longer in business.”
This dealer is saying that his cus-tomers are so ruthless and cunningthat they won’t buy a car unless theycan buy it below his cost and his onlysolution is to trick them into thinkingthat they are buying it below his cost,like tacking on a “dealer fee” to theprice they quoted the customer. Healso goes on to say that my “ideas arenoble,” but I can’t possibly be success-ful and I will go broke trying. I trulyappreciate his concern and I want to
assure him, if he is reading this articlethat my business is doing very nicely.
This attitude is actually a prevailingpart of the culture in many car dealer-ships. Many dealers, dealer managers,and sales people don’t trust theircustomers (how paradoxical!). Theydon’t even like their customers. A verycommon expression among cardealers and their sales staff is “Buyersare liars.” This means that a prospec-tive customer will not tell you the truthabout the condition of his trade-in, hewill lie to you about the price he gotfrom your competitor, and he is likelyto remove those new tires that were onhis trade-in when the dealer appraisedit when he comes in to pick up his newcar.
There are also a lot of dealershipswhere used car buyers and people withbad credit are held in especially lowesteem. They have nicknames forpeople with bad credit like “slugs” and“roaches”. Apparently dehumanizingthese unfortunate members of oursociety with derogatory labels makes iteasier to treat them so shabbily. Peoplewith bad credit are targeted with directmail and newspaper ads makingabsurd promises that convinceprospective customers that they canfinance a car no matter how bad theircredit. In some dealerships applicantsare coached on how to falsify creditapplication and pay records. In somecases the applicant may not even knowhe is signing a false credit applicationwhich is federal offence. In most cases
the credit is refused and the applicantsare not even given the courtesy of areturn phone call to tell them this.
I don’t claim to be a psychologist(and I don’t even play one on TV), but Ihave read articles explaining howhumans will stereotype other people ina fashion that falsely justifies theirnegative behavior toward those samepeople. We see this with racism andeven in wars. If you make yourselfbelieve that car buyers are out to takeadvantage of you, “buyers are liars”,you can’t feel guilty about trickingthem into paying a dealer fee. If youtrick a “roach” or a “slug” into comingin to buy a car on credit when theyprobably can’t, why should you feelguilty? After all, roaches and slugs don’thave feelings.
What these kinds of dealershipsdon’t understand is that you must trusta person first before you can expect herto trust you. You have to treat a personwith respect before you can expect thatperson to respect you. Somebody hasgot to go first. My experience over thepast 40-plus years as a car dealer is that99.9 percent of my customers are goodpeople who I can believe and trust.Those are pretty good odds and I justassume that every customer I amdealing with is part of that 99.9 per-cent. Once in a great while I getburned, but the loss from that one in athousand that takes advantage is farout-weighted by the other 999 whorespond positively to my trusting themand treating them with respect.
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Left: Jensen Beach High School Artstudent Bailey Coleman, 17, andJensen Beach High School Art Instruc-tor Tracy Canada of Fort Pierce,Bridget Coughlin, Susanne LoPilatoand her 15 year old daughter Saman-tha, also an art student, work onplacing tiles on the fountain.
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Above, left: Jensen Coughlin, 4, helpsher mother Bridget adorn the fountainwith a mosaic of tiles.Above, right: Jensen Beach HighSchool art student Bailey Coleman, 17,positions glass ‘rocks’ around thebowl of the fountain.
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try first? Shouldn't they travel to thecities of this country, which costs a lotless, first and see for themselves howpeople are killing each other, raping girlsand breaking into other’s property andso on and on; which, sometimes, I can'teven believe what I am hearing and see-ing. Please stand up and let your voicesbe heard. God, really help America.
purposes as well as issue identificationcards to patients and caregivers. Theamendment would apply only to Flori-da law and would not authorize viola-tions of federal law or any non-medicaluse, possession or production of mari-juana, according to the Florida Depart-ment of State, Division of Elections.
The second proposed amendmentfunds the Land Acquisition Trust Fundto acquire, restore, improve and man-age conservation lands, including wet-lands and forests; fish and wildlife habi-tat; lands protecting water resourcesand drinking water sources. It wouldinclude the Everglades and apply towater quality of rivers, lakes andstreams as well as beaches, shores, out-door recreational lands working farmsand ranches and historic or geologicsites.
Funding would be accomplished bydedicating 33 percent of net revenuesfrom the existing excise tax on docu-ments — the tax paid for 20 years,according to the division.
The third amendment, placed on theballot by the Legislature, gives the gov-ernor power to fill vacancies in a judi-cial office to which election for reten-tion applies resulting from the justiceor judge reaching the mandatory retire-ment age or failure to qualify for aretention election, or if a justice orjudge is not retained.
Currently the governor may not fill anexpected vacancy until the current jus-tice’s or judge’s term expires.
Of the 20 ballot questions attempted,17 did not garner a single valid petitionsignature, according to a Tampa Tri-bune article, which explained a formulalaid out in the constitution requireseach initiative to have 683,149 signa-tures from at least 14 of the state’s 27congressional districts.
Award to annually honor schoolsthat demonstrate evidence of exem-plary community involvement.
Jensen Beach High School Princi-pal Greg Laws attributes his school’ssuccess to the dedication of scoresof volunteers.
“Our volunteers serve countlesshours making the necessary con-nections with all stakeholders toensure Jensen Beach High Schoolhas the necessary support to contin-ually reach high expectations,” Mr.Laws said. “Our Volunteer Coordina-tor Tracey Curivan has done anamazing job of leading that charge.I sincerely appreciate all that ourstudents, staff, families, communityand business partners do to makeJensen Beach High School a suc-
cess.”In order to earn the award, Jensen
Beach High School and the otherMartin County schools had to showdocumentation of achieving 100percent of the established criteria inthe categories of business partner-ships, family involvement, volun-teerism, student community serviceand school advisory councils.
The principal of Felix A. WilliamsElementary, Howard Marder, saysthe award is both a crowningachievement and a challenge for thefuture.
“A cadre of parents and staff workon this for months and our receivingthis award has always been a proudmoment,” Mr. Marder said. “Addi-tionally, the project’s culminationgives us a comprehensive review ofour year and where we would like tobuild on for the next year in terms ofcommunity partnerships.”
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Controlling snakes and hurricane tipsIthink one of the most feared and less
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as a snake. Most common garden snakesare not poisonous and are actuallybeneficial to your yard or garden. Somepeople actually find them as welcomevisitors as they help control bugs androdents.
However, most people have a naturalfear of snakes and would prefer they setup house elsewhere. There is no actualrepellent that I know of that really workshowever there are steps you can take tomake your garden less inviting to them.One thing snakes love to do is to sunthemselves. Since they are cold-bloodedreptiles, you will often see them curledup on stones in your garden trying tocatch a few rays. Removing the stones,especially if they are in a sunny place,may help to discourage them fromhanging around. Snakes also love to hidein cool damp places like cinder blocksand stonewalls. This type of scenariomay help be an attractant to yourgarden. They also will be attracted bysaucers or pots that are not being usedespecially if they have water in them. Ihave also heard of snakes hiding ingopher tunnels so removing them fromyour yard may help deter them. Remem-ber, most snakes are your friends andthey usually will try to stay as far awayfrom you as possible. Sometimes,however, an unexpected encounter canbe inevitable.
With the tropics reaching the peakseason, please remember to check youryard for hidden dangers and to be sure to
review your plans on how to besthurricane proof your yard. One point toconsider when checking your property isto look for areas that are known floodplains in your yard. If you have such anarea and a large tree happens to reside inthe middle of the flood plain, it has a riskof toppling. When the ground around atree becomes saturated with moisture,the area around the tree will becomevery unstable. This instability coupledwith the high winds of a tropical systemcan cause even a normally stable tree totopple. This inspection is especially
important if the tree resides next to astructure. In this case, properly pruningyour tree may not only save your tree,but it might also save your home fromthe damage of a downed tree. Also beaware of any diseased or decaying treesas these can also cause a hazard.
The next step you should take is totake a tour of your yard and make a list ofitems that would be dangerous to leavelying around. This list should includepatio furniture, loose garden ornaments,small potted plants, yard torches, arborsand even your gas grill. If you have a shedor gazebo, you might want to add extratie downs to be sure they stay put anddon’t wind up in Kansas. You can startearly by limiting what you keep out inyour yard during the peak months ofAugust and September.
If you own a swimming pool, you canthrow all your patio furniture into the
pool to help keep it from traveling acrossthe state.
If you are a nature lover, most likelyyou have a bird feeder hanging in youryard. Now is the time to do somehousekeeping so your feathered friendshave a safe and clean place to eat. Cleanyour bird feeder with a mixture of 1 partbleach to 9 parts water. Be sure toremove all droppings from the perchesand throw away any old food that mightbe moldy and refill it with fresh treats. Besure to rinse the feeder well after treatingit with the bleach solution. This willensure your birds will have a disease freeenvironment in which to dine.
Joe Zelenak has more than 30 yearsexperience in gardening and landscape.Send e-mails [email protected] or visit hiswebsite www.hometowngarden.com..
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MARTIN COUNTY — The public is invited tolearn more about the benefits of breastfeedingduring a free community program, sponsored byWomen, Infants and Children and Nutrition Ser-vices in collaboration with the Florida Depart-ment of Health in Martin County on Friday, Aug.29 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Children’s ServicesCouncil, 101 S.E. Central Parkway, Stuart.
Martin County is currently ranked No. 1 in the
state for the percentage of infants who are cur-rently breastfed. Research shows that babies thatreceive only breast milk for the first six months oflife are less likely to develop a wide range ofchronic and acute diseases including ear infec-tions, diarrheal diseases, asthma, obesity and res-piratory illnesses. They are also less likely to diefrom Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. In addition,breastfeeding for nine months reduces a baby'sodds of being overweight by 30 percent.
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TREASURE COAST — Baseball,football, basketball, soccer, tennis,and NASCAR fans who enjoy buying,selling, collecting and trading cardsand memorabilia of all varieties nowhave a new venue in Jensen Beach.
“We are unique because of the vastvariety of boxed, single and collec-tor’s edition cards we have in storageand in store together with a wideassortment of memorabilia from avariety of sports,” said John Murphy,self-described ultra-hobbyist andowner of Grand Slam Sports Cards.“Collecting boxed baseball card setsand special memorabilia is some-
thing that was inspired by my uncleand I have been doing my entire life.My collections and contacts, alongwith those of my entire family, in thesporting and collector’s world simplyoutgrew my home and put me in aposition to share, buy, sell and tradeitems throughout the TreasureCoast.”
To assist hobbyists authenticatetheir collectables, the shop hasteamed up with James SpenceAuthentication services which pro-vides a thorough review of the col-lectable and a letter attesting to itsauthenticity once an item has beenvalidated.
“We personally deliver items to JSAfor authentication which cuts the
process from weeks to literallyhours. We recently hand deliveredfifteen baseballs for review and nowhave now have certified MickeyMantle, Joe DiMaggio, Ted Williams,Steve Garvey, Don Drysdale, SandyKoufax and many more autographedballs in stock for collectors.”
The Grand Slam Sports Cards shopalso hopes to differentiate itself fromthe typical stop in, buy and go shopby offering a sitting area where col-lectors may review collections, trytheir hand at a Play Station gameconsole or relax with non-alcoholicbeverages.
“Our goal is to make this a fun andexciting experience for our localsporting enthusiasts, no matter the
sport of their choice,” said Mr. Mur-phy.
Grand Slam Sports Cards is aunique, fun outlet for sports hobby-ists wishing to trade, sell or displaytheir finest sporting memorabilia.From baseball cards, autographedbaseballs and rare collector’s itemsto football, basketball, hockey, ten-nis and NASCAR, Grand Slam SportsCards has or can locate the item youneed for your special collection froma special collection here on the Trea-sure Coast or around the world.
Grand Slam Sports Cards recentlyopened its doors at 1340 N.E. JensenBeach Blvd. For more information,call (772) 444-3108 or visitwww.grandSlamCardsOnline.com.
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• Teen Video Game Night: 4:30-7:30p.m., Hoke Library, 1150 N.W. JackWilliams Way, Jensen Beach. Wii, RockBand, games and a craft. Free. For moreinformation, call (772) 463-2870 or visitwww.library.martin.fl.us.
• Beach to Beach 5K: Starts promptly at7 p.m. Final in the Summer Sizzler RaceSeries from Martin County Parks &Recreation Department. Entry fee for justone race is $30 ($25 for Sailfish StridersRunning Club members). Register onlineat www.sailfishstriders.com.
FRIDAY, AUG. 22 — SATURDAY, AUG. 23
• Dancin’ in the Streets: Popularannual festival will be held this year
from 5 p.m. through midnight on Fridayand from noon to midnight on Saturdayin Memorial Park in downtown Stuart.Features rock, pop, country, reggae andLatin bands and a DJ, plus activities forchildren. Benefits Stuart Main Street andthe Downtown Business Association ofStuart. Tickets in advance are $12 (oneday pass); $20 for two days. Tickets atthe gate are $16 (one-day pass); $25 fortwo days. Tickets are available atSeacoast National Bank locations andonline at www.ticketmaster.com. Formore information, call (772) 286-2848.
• Treasure Coast Youth Symphonyauditions: Open to middle and highschool students. For registration formsand detailed audition requirements,visit www.treasurecoastyouthsympho-ny.org.
SATURDAY, AUG. 23
• Treasure Coast Bonito Blast FishingTournament: 7 a.m. start time, TwistedTuna, 4290 S.E. Salerno Road, Stuart.Benefit for Wounded Warriors of SouthFlorida. Entry fee is $100 per boat, up tofour people; includes dinner for four. $25for each additional person. Checkin/weigh in time is no later than 3 p.m. atthe Twisted Tuna dock. Award presenta-tions and party follows at 6 p.m. For moreinformation, visit www.treasurecoastboni-toblast.com.
• ‘Parent University:’ Hosted by theMartin County School District from 8 a.m.to noon, South Fork High School, 10205S.W. Pratt Whitney Road, Stuart. Theprogram is designed to provide important
ARIES - March 21/April 20Aries, reexamine the important rela-tionships in your life. Figure out whatyou learned from each friendshipand acquaintance, and put those les-sons to good use.
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MARTIN COUNTY — From themoment guests arrive at Wahoo'sRiverhouse Restaurant in Stuart,their dining experience isbreathtaking.
The restaurant sits on the pic-turesque St. Lucie River and isaccessible by both land andwater. Boat docks are lined upagainst the restaurant easilymaking it the perfect stop afteran afternoon on the water.
Panoramic views from the spa-cious dining area or the outside
Alissa McNeilteaches thebasics of march-ing to Nash, her6 year oldbrother, duringJensen BeachHigh School’sband campshowcase andbarbecue, held atPineapple Parkon Saturday,Aug. 9.
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information to parents and other care-givers as they strive to support their child'sacademic life. Parent University will startwith a General Session forparents/guardians, followed by break-outsessions with topics relative to elementaryand secondary schools. Topics includeliteracy, science, and math strategies,family involvement, school and cyber-safety, college and career readiness andcareer and technical education. The freeevent is meant only for parents andguardians. Transportation for parents andguardians of students at Warfield Elemen-tary School and Indiantown Middle Schoolwill be provided. Opportunities fornonprofit and vendor participation andsponsorships are available; contactMichele Blanco at (772)219-1200, ext.30444.
• Artist’s Digital Portfolio Workshop:1-3 p.m., Blake Library, 2351 S.E. Mon-terey Road, Stuart. Local artist KellyArnold will teach this free workshop toguide students and parents on how tocreate a digital art portfolio whenapplying to college. Specific technicalinformation on properly photographingan individual's own artwork and prepar-ing in advance will be offered, along withwhat some of the key colleges arelooking for. For more information, contactCorina Bennett at (772) 221-1407 oremail [email protected].
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deck with stage area and bar leavepatrons with a gorgeous setting anda breeze that accentuates the usual-ly perfect Florida weather.
If the view and setting isn'tenough, the food served at Wahoo'sis phenomenal. The restaurantboasts fresh seafood and a quirkymenu that is sure to make everyonesmile.
When my guest and I arrived atWahoo's, we were greeted by afriendly staff that made sure everyaspect of our visit was enjoyable.
We were seated next to an openwindow, with full view of the river,the boats and the breeze.
Our server suggested we try theirfamous Maryland Crab Balls as anappetizer. The golf-sized delightswere big enough to be eaten with aknife and fork. They were full ofherbs and spices, lumps of incredi-ble crab meat and cheese and friedto perfection. They were servedwith a remoulade dipping saucethat combines perfectly with thetasty treat.
As soon as we finished the crabballs, we tried the Wahoo's wings.They can be made with buffalosauce, parmesan garlic or with afireworks sauce. They are served ina tin bucket, which adds a decora-tive flair to the delicious wings.
For our main course, my guest, aself-proclaimed burger connois-seur, tried a bacon cheeseburgerwith French fries. The juicy burgercomes topped with a choice ofcheeses and lettuce, tomato andonions with a pickle spear on the
side. Not only was this an appealingburger on the plate, it was perfectto the palate.
I chose the blackened Mahi sand-wich with onion rings. The largeportion of fish was served on aKaiser roll with tartar sauce, let-tuce, tomatoes and onions. The fishwas fresh and seasoned perfectly. Iwould definitely have this againduring another trip to Wahoo's.
As we were relaxing after ourmeal, our server brought out twopieces of pina colada cake. Themoist, yellow cake had a pineapplefilling and was iced with a whitefrosting with coconut shavings. Itwas the perfect ending to a deli-cious meal.
Wahoo's Riverhouse Restauranthas daily lunch and dinner specials,a happy hour and live entertain-ment on the weekends. They alsohave a Sunday brunch special thatfeatures a bloody Mary bar andfood specials.
For information about Wahoo's,visit www.wahoosriverhouse.com.
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• Free Family Fun Day: 11 a.m. to 3p.m. at Saint Lucie Lanes, 6759 S. U.S. 1,Port St. Lucie. Indoor and outdoormarkets, exhibits, a monster car and truckshow, K-9 exhibitions, safety demonstra-tions, gymnastic and karate demonstra-tions, prizes, raffles, food, music and
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• ‘Financial Recordkeeping & Report-ing for Small Businesses:’ 5-7:30 p.m.,IRSC Chastain Campus, room C102, 2400S.E. Salerno Road, Stuart. Free workshopwill offer new or current small businessowners things to ask your CPA to betterunderstand your business and its financial
TREASURE COAST — It’s hard tobelieve that Labor Day is just around thecorner and that means lots of picnics,celebrations and boaters as everyonewants to enjoy the last holiday of sum-mer.
Holidays always bring out the usualboaters along with lots of new boatersand those that only go out a few times ayear. A little common sense and prepa-ration can make your holiday on thewater a fun adventure. Here are a fewcommon sense tips to help get youready for that enjoyable weekend.
Prior to the holiday:1. Make sure all batteries are in good
working condition and fully charged. 2. Gas up the boat. 3. Start your motor before you leave
the house.
4. Stow as much gear in the boatbefore leaving the house.
5. Check the trailer early enough tohave the time to repair lights, tires, etc.
At the ramp:1. Get your boat ready BEFORE
pulling into the launch area. (All equip-ment on board – tie off lines ready)
2. Back in - launch the boat - move theboat out of the ramp area - get parkedand back to the boat.
3. Move out of the launch area quicklyif you are waiting on others or gettingthings stowed..
4. If you have problems, get out of theramp area. Don’t tie up others becauseyour problems at the ramp.
On the water:1. Know the rules of the road and use
common sense and courtesy. 2. Don’t be aggressive on the water.
Allow plenty of room to other boats andslow down around heavy boat traffic.
3. Remember, your wake affects oth-ers. Again, common sense and courtesyis the key.
4. Obey the laws! The signs are therefor a reason, so just follow the rules andeveryone will have an enjoyable day.
5. Don’t drink and drive! Have anexperienced boater to be the designateddriver for that day.
6. Courtesy goes a long, long way!!Back at the ramp:1. Don’t tie up a ramp while you get
your vehicle. Most likely, someone isalready getting their trailer and shouldhave first rights to pulling their boat out.
2. Patience is a virtue….someone
once said. Don’t be in a hurry. You willget your boat out, just wait your turn.
3. Pull well away of the ramp areawhen securing your boat and gear. Allowothers the courtesy of pulling their boatstimely.
4. Make sure everything is secure for asafe trip home from a wonderful Holi-day weekend on the water!
Check with your local Coast GuardAuxiliary and take a safe boating courseif you haven’t already, it will open youreyes to safe boating. Have a safe and funLabor Day weekend!
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• ‘Heatwave: A musical tribute to theLegendary Ladies of Motown:’ Present-ed by Curtain Call Productions at B MerryGastro Pub, 23 Osceola Street, Stuart.Enjoy some of the most time-honored
solid gold songs from the ladies of soul,such as Mary Wells, Martha Reeves,Gladys Knight, the Supremes, WhitneyHouston and Diana Ross. Cocktail houris at 5:30 p.m.; dinner seating is from5:30-6:30 p.m. Show follows at 7:30p.m. General admission is $40. For moreinformation, visit www.curtaincallfl.com.
• Republican Club Social: 5:30 p.m.,the Twisted Tuna, 4290 S.E. SalernoRoad, Port Salerno. Guest speaker isState Representative MaryLynn Magar.For more information, contact Darlene at(772) 285-7447 [email protected].
THURSDAY, AUG. 28
• Rivers Coalition Public Meeting: 11a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Rivers Coalition publicmeetings are held at the city of Stuartcommission chambers, 121 SW FlaglerAve. Everyone’s support is needed. Freeparking, coffee & donuts. For moreinformation, visit www.riverscoalition.org
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• Stand Up for Autism Paddle Boardevent: Third annual family-friendly eventwill be held at U.S. Sailing Center of
Martin County, 1955 N.E. Indian RiverDrive, Jensen Beach, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.Features free paddleboard clinics, apaddleboard race, raffle prizes, food,drinks, a children’s craft tent, music,games, a water play area, auction andmore. Free admission. Sales of raffletickets, auction items and food helpTreasure Coast Autism Project, a non-profit dedicated to helping Treasure Coastchildren with autism and their families.For more information, contact JenniferBrown at (772) 486-5009 or [email protected].
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The surf has been perfect. Fishearly in the day for tarpon andsnook, they like the coolest
temperatures of the day and low light.Casting Crystal minnows or a smalllive bait will get the attention you arelooking for. Remember, slow retrieveworks best.
Now, for those looking to takesomething home to eat, there areplenty of whiting and croaker on apiece of shrimp. These fish are upclose, so pitch, don’t cast and you willbe there. They are excellent table fare.
River temperatures are very warm.So, you will need to fish the coolestpart of the day, like when the suncomes up. There are lots of big trout in
Herman's Bay. Keep in mind you canonly keep one fish over 20-inches.Those big fish make for a great photobut for dinner, the 15’’ trout is the oneto keep. Use top water, soft rubberbaits and small jigs. They have all beenkeeping the fish active. After sun up,use live bait, shrimp and small baitfishin the shadowed areas. Tarpon andsnook are aplenty at the inlets, bridges
or cuts with moving water. Again, lowlight and sharp hooks are mandatory.There are lots of big fish this time ofyear, so leave the bass rods at home.
Offshore the bottom bite has beengreat all summer. Plenty of snapper,lanes, mangroves and muttons areswimming our waters. Small live baitsor chunks of sardines will get youquite the dinner. There are lots oftriggerfish, sea bass, porgies andsharks thrown in the mix as well.
For the anglers out dolphin fishing,150-feet has been your zone. Yes we’ve
heard about fish from 400-feet, but150-feet has been a good place to start.Look for the kings from 60- 80- feetalong with a few sails being caughtfrom the same area.
Always remember the pitch rod, asthe cobia are still making a showingtoo. It’s that time of year, fish fast andfish early, those afternoon storms popup in a hurry.
Henry Caimatto is the owner of theSnook Nook Bait and Tackle shop inJensen Beach.
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Don’t forget about yoursunglasses while golfingThere are two things that are often
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Having clubs, shoes and even golfballs that “fit” your game is necessaryif you want to play your best. Beingable to judge distances, increase depthperception, and the ability to noticeeven the slightest contours on thecourse, and most importantly, on thegreens, is all too often overlooked.
Now, thanks to Oakley (www.oak-ley.com), golfers have the opportunityto put these two important thingstogether.
Nearly all of us use sunglasses on adaily basis. We use them when driving,or walking, or just outside, but haveyou considered the benefits of wearingthem while playing golf?
Today’s sunglasses perform twotasks. First they protect our delicateeyes from the sun’s damaging rays.Second, with golf-specific lenses, theywill accentuate the contours andshapes on the fairways and greens, aswell as assist you in following the ballwhile it's in flight.
One misconception that manypeople have is that sunglasses arepretty much all the same. Some ask,“Why pay a lot for sunglasses. Don'tthey all just block out sunlight?”
Unfortunately, this is not the case.Inexpensive sunglasses actually domore harm than good when it comesto your eyes. Cheap sunglasses areusually nothing more than dark lenseson cheap frames. These dark lensescause your pupils to open furtherallowing harmful UV light in todamage your lens, retina and cornea.They also aren’t coated to preventthose rays from getting through andmay damage your eyes just when youthink they are protecting them. Betterglasses feature better optics, meaningless distortion so your eyes can focussharply on what you are seeing.
A few weeks ago I was invited toexperience a custom fitting at theOakley Store (561-361-7177) in TownCenter at Boca Raton. The store'smanager, Kat Centeno, greeted me as Iarrived after work one evening.
The Oakley Store features not only ahuge selection of eyewear, but appar-el, shoes, backpacks, and more. I hadno idea how diverse this company is.
After a tour of the store, Kat went towork on fitting me with just the rightpair of sunglasses. Not only must theglasses perform well, but they mustlook good on me, fit my face shape,and have lenses that do not interferewith me seeing the golf ball as Iaddress it. To top it off, I had a ton ofcolors and other options to choosefrom.
After trying on several pair, I settledon the new Radar Lock frame. Besideslooking really good on me, there aretwo features on these that I have beenlooking for. First, the lenses comedown far enough that there isn't a linejust below my eye that interferes withme seeing the golf ball when I'm goingto hit it. Second, this frame allows meto easily switch lenses, going from aneveryday lens to Oakley's G30 golf lensin a matter or seconds.
Once I decided on the frame, Katshowed me all the color choices I had.I wasn't stuck with just black ortortoise! This is where the truly“custom” aspect comes into play. I had15 frame colors to select from. Then Ipicked the side band color from adozen choices. The ear socks werenext and even the Oakley logo. In all,there are about 10,000 combinations.
Lastly were the lenses. Obviously, Itook the G30 Iridium Polarized golflens. My second lens was the RedIridium Polarized driving lens.
Of course, all of this is moot if theglasses do not perform. I've spent thepast month or so putting my Oakleysthrough the paces on the course andon the road.
My Radar Locks are a true piece ofequipment. They are as important tomy golf game now as my putter or
GOLFJAMES STAMMER
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• ‘How to Start a Small Business:’ 5-7:30 p.m., Morgade Library, room 1, 5851S.E. Community Drive, Stuart. Freeworkshop offering information on startupfundamentals, marketing, businessplanning, financing, licenses, employeeissues, business structures, and taxationand regulation. Call (888) 283-1177 or
visit www.treasurecoast.score.org.• ‘A Pictorial History of Indiantown’
opening reception: 6-7:30 p.m., Commu-nity Room, Elisabeth Lahti Library, 15200S.W. Adams Ave., Indiantown. Enjoy thelandscapes and pictorial history ofIndiantown of Kevin Boldenow, a fine artphotographer from Palm City. The exhibitwill be on display from Sept. 3 throughSept. 30. For more information, contactDonna Weiler at (772) 288-5702 or [email protected].
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• Movie Night: 6-9:30 p.m., Children’sMuseum of the Treasure Coast, 1707 N.E.
Indian River Drive, Jensen Beach. Parentscan drop kids off at the museum for anight of pizza, drinks, popcorn, a movie,and time to explore the museum. Ages 4-12. $10 for members; $12 for non-members. Space is limited, so registerearly to secure a spot. Call the museum at(772) 225-7575 to register.
• Floridians Fighting Falls: 1-2 p.m.,Hobe Sound Public Library communityroom, 10595 S.E. Federal Highway, HobeSound. Community-based non-profit fallprevention program will offer informationon resources, entertain you about fallprevention, and guide you through anevidence-based fall prevention exerciseprogram. Learn what you can do toprevent the falls cycle. For more informa-tion, call (772) 546-2257 or [email protected].
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• Food for Fines week at libraries:Annual partnership between Martin CountyLibrary System and House of Hope. Thelibrary system is offering a chance to wipeout your fines for overdue items inexchange for unexpired, nonperishablefood items; bring food items and the latematerials to the circulation desk at anyMartin County library. Bills for lost, damagedor never-returned items are not included inthis offer. For more information about FoodFor Fines call (772) 221-1403 or visitwww.library.martin.fl.us. For more informa-tion about House of Hope, call (772) 286-4673 or visit www.hohmartin.org.
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sand wedge. The G30 lens doeseverything it advertises. I am betterable to read the greens, noticing subtlecontours and even the grain of thegrass, helping me sink more putts. Iam also able to better follow my ball inthe air and judge distance moreaccurately. The ear socks and nosepiece grip my skin and prevent themfrom slipping no matter how much I
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James Stammer has been an avidgolfer and golf enthusiast for nearly 40years. He hosts the Thursday Night GolfShow on WSTU 1450-AM. Contact himat [email protected].
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CASE NO.: 43-2014-DP-000009IN THE INTEREST OF: J.P. DOB: 02/09/2014 Minor Child TO: Christina Pascual, Mother, address unknown & Diego Sanchez-Perez, Father, address unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A PETITION UNDER OATH HAS BEEN FILED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN THE ABOVE-STYLED COURT FOR THE TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS RELATIVE TO THE ABOVE NAMED CHILD., J.P., WHO WAS BORN IN MARTIN COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA, ON THE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2014. YOU ARE COMMANDED TO BE AND APPEAR BEFORE THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE ABOVE-STYLED COURT LOCATED AT 100 EAST OCEAN BLVD., STUART, FL 34994 ON SEPTEMBER 16, 2014 AT 9:30 A.M. FOR A HEARING AND TO SHOW CAUSE WHY SAID PETITION SHOULD NOT BE GRANTED. FAILURE TO PERSONALLY APPEAR AT THE ADVISORY HEARING CONSTITUTES CONSENT TO THE TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS OF THESE CHILD. IF YOU FAIL TO APPEAR ON THE DATE AND TIME SPECIFIED, YOU MAY LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS AS A PARENT TO THE CHILD NAMED IN THE PETITION ATTACHED TO THIS NOTICE.BE ADVISED THAT YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO HAVE AN ATTORNEY REPRESENT YOU IN THIS MATTER. IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD AN ATTORNEY, ONE MAY BE APPOINTED FOR YOU. WITNESS MY HAND AS THE CLERK OF SAID COURT AND THE SEAL THEREOF, THIS 22ND DAY OF JULY, 2014. T. FRANKLIN, DEPUTY CLERK Pubs: 8/1/2014, 8/8/2014, 8/15/2014 & 8/22/2014
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MARTIN COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF PHILIP L. HELLRIEGEL, Deceased. File No.:14000394CPAXMX
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of Philip L.Hellriegel, deceased, whose date of death was May 18, 2014, is pending in the Circuit Court for Martin County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 100 East Ocean Boulevard, Stuart, Florida 34994.The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below.All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE.ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.N OT W I T H S TA N D I N G THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.The date of first publication of this notice is August 22, 2014.Personal Representative:Keith Cantin, 4301 Oak Beach Road, #50 Oak Beach, New York 11702 Attorney for Personal Representative:M. Lanning Fox Attorney, Florida Bar Number:0197051, Fox, Wackeen, Dungey, Beard, Bush, Goldman, Kilbride, Waters & McCluskey, L.L.P, 3473 S.E.Willoughby Boulevard, Stuart, FL, 34994 Telephone: (772) 287- 4444 Fax: (772) 283- 4637, E-Mail:mlfox@foxwackeen .comSecondary E-Mail:[email protected]: 8/22/14 & 8/29/14
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MARTIN COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF JOHN C. MARSTELLER, Deceased. File No.:14-484CP
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the Estate of John C.Marsteller, deceased, whose date of death was May 4, 2014, is pending in the Circuit Court for Martin County, Florida, Probate Division, File Number 14-484CP, the address of which is 100 East Ocean Blvd., Stuart, FL 34994. The names and addresses of the Personal Representative and the PersonalRepresentative’s attorney are set forth below.All creditors of the decedent and other persons, who have claims or demands against decedent’s estate, including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims, and who have been served a copy of this notice, must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.All other creditors of the decedent and other persons who have claims or demands against decedent’s estate, including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims, must file their claims with this court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE.ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.N OT W I T H S TA N D I N G THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, CREDITORS MUST FILE CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTIONS 733.702 AND 733.710 OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES, OR BE FOREVER BARRED. The date of first publication of this notice is August 15, 2014. PersonalRepresentative: Ethel Jane Marsteller, 4553 Oakhaven Lane, Palm City, Florida 34990 Attorney for Personal Representative: Loren E.Bodem, Florida Bar No.215422, 700 Colorado Avenue, Stuart, Florida 34994 772-286-4265 Pubs: 8/15/14 & 8/22/14
NOTICE OF SALE The following vehicle will be sold at public sale, free of all prior liens, per Fl Stat 713.78 at 10:00 AM onSeptember 5, 2014 at Lienor’s address. No titles, as is, cash only.98 Volv YV1LW5671W2478707.Lienor: The Hooker Towing, 2858 SE Normand St, Stuart, FL 34997, phone 772-287- 1278. Interested parties, contact State Filing Service 772-595-9555.Pub: Aug. 22, 2014
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MARTIN COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISIONIN RE: ESTATE OF DORIS MAY SLOCKBOWERDeceased. FILE NO.14-507CP
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of Doris May Slockbower, deceased, whose date of death was April 26, 2014, is pending in the Circuit Court for Martin County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 100 East Ocean Boulevard, Stuart, Florida 34994.The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below.All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE.ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.N OT W I T H S TA N D I N G THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.The date of first publication of this notice is August 15, 2014.Personal Representative:James M. Stuckey Post Office Box 1800 Stuart, Florida 34995 Attorney for Personal Representative:James M. Stuckey, Attorney, Florida Bar No.240982, 428 SW 7th Street, Stuart, Florida 34994 Telephone: (772) 223-8100 Fax: (772) 223-1430 E-Mail:m a c l a w 3 @ a o l . c o m Secondary E-Mail:[email protected]: Aug. 15, & Aug.22, 2014
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MARTIN COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF Richard Thomas Hall, Deceased. File No.14-497CP
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TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE:You are hereby notified that an Order of Summary Administration has been entered in the estate of Richard Thomas Hall, deceased, File Number: 14-497CP;by the Circuit Court for Martin County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 100 East Ocean Blvd., Suite 200, Stuart, FL 34994;that the decedent’s date of death was May 11, 2014; that the total value of the estate is $20,680 and that the name and address to whom it has been assigned by such order are: Roland C. Hall, 104 Windwood Drive, Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234.ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All creditors of the estate of the decedent and persons having claims or demands against the estate of the decedent other than those for whom provision for full payment was made in the Order of Summary Administration must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.N OT W I T H S TA N D I N G ANY OTHER APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.The date of first publication of this Notice is August 22, 2014.Person Giving Notice:Roland C. Hall, 104 Windwood Drive, Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234 Attorney for Person Giving Notice:Patricia A. Baldwin, E-Mail Address:[email protected], Florida Bar No.0072494, Patricia A.Baldwin, P.A. 8000 S.Federal Hwy., Suite 300, Port St. Lucie, FL 34952 Telephone: (772) 336- 1661 Pubs: Aug. 22, & Aug. 29, 2014
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MARTIN COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF MARCELLAWETHERBEEQUARONI, Deceased File No. 14-422CP
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Administration) TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE:You are hereby notified that an Order of Summary Administration has been entered in the estate of Marcella Wetherbee Quaroni, deceased, File Number 14-422CP, by the Circuit Court for Martin County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 100 E. Ocean Blvd.,Stuart, FL 34994;that the total cash value of the estate is $0.00 and that the names and addresses of those to whom it has been assigned by such order are: Stefano John Quaroni, 1575 SW Silver Pine Way, 108-D1, Palm City, FL 34990 & John Michael Murer Wetherbee, 1578 SW Balmoral Trace, Stuart, FL 34997.ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All creditors of the estate of the decedent and persons having claims or demands against decedent’s, including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims, on whom a copy of this notice is served within three months after the date of the first publication of this notice must file their claims with the Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditors of the decedent and persons having claims or demands against the decedent’s estate, including unmatured, contingent and unliquidated claims must file their claims with the court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.The date of first publication of this Notice is August 15, 2014.Person Giving Notice:Stefano John Quaroni & John Michael Murer WetherbeeAttorney for Person Giving Notice: Frederick G. Sundheim Jr., Oughterson, Sundheim & Assoc., P.A., 612 SE Central Parkway, Stuart, Florida 34994 Telephone (772) 287-0660 Florida Bar No.: 158670, oswpa @bellsouth.net, [email protected][email protected] Pubs: Aug. 15, & Aug. 22, 2014
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IN RE: ESTATE OF VELI PAAVOLA a/k/a VELI J.PAAVOLA, Deceased.File No. 14-495CP
NOTICE TOCREDITORS
The administration of the estate of Veli Paavola a/k/a Veli J. Paavola, deceased, whose date of death was May 21, 2013, is pending in the Circuit Court for Martin County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is P.O. Drawer 9016, Stuart, FL 34995. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below.All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE.ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.N OT W I T H S TA N D I N G THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.The date of first publication of this notice is August 15, 2014.Personal Representative:Anna-Maija Paavola, 7630 SW Parkway Drive, Stuart, Florida 34997Attorney for Personal Representative: Andrea L. Abrahamson, Attorney, Florida Bar Number:0193150, Abrahamson & Abrahamson, 759 S.Federal Hwy., Suite 302, Stuart, FL 34994 Telephone: (772) 288- 2202 Fax: (772) 288- 1616 E-Mail: andrea@ abrahamsonattorney.comSecondary E-Mail:[email protected] Pubs: Aug. 15, & Aug. 22, 2014
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CASE NO.: 43-2004-DP-000942IN THE INTEREST OF: V.T. DOB: 10/09/2001 Minor Child TO: Leon Battles, Father, address unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A PETITION UNDER OATH HAS BEEN FILED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN THE ABOVE-STYLED COURT FOR THE TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS RELATIVE TO THE ABOVE NAMED CHILD., V.T. WHO WAS BORN IN MARTIN COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA, ON THE 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 2001. YOU ARE COMMANDED TO BE AND APPEAR BEFORE THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE ABOVE-STYLED COURT LOCATED AT 100 EAST OCEAN BLVD., STUART, FL 34994 ON SEPTEMBER 16, 2014 AT 9:30 A.M. FOR A HEARING AND TO SHOW CAUSE WHY SAID PETITION SHOULD NOT BE GRANTED. FAILURE TO PERSONALLY APPEAR AT THE ADVISORY HEARING CONSTITUTES CONSENT TO THE TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS OF THESE CHILD. IF YOU FAIL TO APPEAR ON THE DATE AND TIME SPECIFIED, YOU MAY LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS AS A PARENT TO THE CHILD NAMED IN THE PETITION ATTACHED TO THIS NOTICE.BE ADVISED THAT YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO HAVE AN ATTORNEY REPRESENT YOU IN THIS MATTER. IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD AN ATTORNEY, ONE MAY BE APPOINTED FOR YOU. WITNESS MY HAND AS THE CLERK OF SAID COURT AND THE SEAL THEREOF, THIS 22ND DAY OF JULY, 2014. T. FRANKLIN, DEPUTY CLERK Pubs: 8/1/2014, 8/8/2014, 8/15/2014 & 8/22/2014
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