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INSIGHT GAMES & CO.

ACROSS 61 Womanizer plaster one’s jib The Washington Post
63 Change for a 122 Baby or giant 58 Victuals lists
1 Hooray 59 Boxer’s restraint ARTISTS’ OPENINGS By Merl Reagle
introducers dollar action 62 Son of a Bush
64 Abate 123 “___ Remember” 63 King Arthur’s seat
5 33 Down 66 Run into 124 Gives the OK to 65 Cacophonous
elicitation 67 New Yorker’s 125 Attire
126 A-1 “bird,” once
9 One might pop diamond cry 68 The wide blue
into your head 71 Secy. to a secy., DOWN
1 Attacked yonder?
13 Delibes opera perhaps 2 Fridge 69 Rode the 68
18 “What greater gift 72 Rock star Alice 3 Multi-story shrine
4 RR stop Down,
than the love of Cooper 5 Joan of Arc, for perhaps
___” (Dickens) 70 Volleyball slam
19 Don King’s ’do had one named one 72 Bill for a burrito,
20 Makes out? Yvonne 6 Rolling Stones hit, maybe
21 Eisenhower’s 74 Author of The 73 The Crimson
Secretary of Fall “Get ___ My Tide, e.g.
State and The Rebel Cloud” 76 Deal negotiator
22 Removal of 75 Ewe’s environs 7 Christina’s pop 77 A new one’s
phosgene, for 78 Two after epsilon 8 Luminous always dawning
example 79 Defrauds protozoan 80 Pressburger of
25 Some of 81 A buy from the 9 Much-advertised filmdom
Indonesia Colonel trade school 81 What’s new
26 Early Australian, 83 At any time, 10 Speaker’s spot 82 Choppers can do
for short poetically 11 Psych 101 topic it
27 Hoo-ha 84 Parched 12 Hollywood Ed 85 It means “outside”
28 Body art, for 86 Menotti boy 13 Sheen 87 Shouts, in the
short 87 Obstruct 14 Start of a New Bible
29 A word in SEATO 88 On the Pacific York Times motto 88 Prefix in flying
31 Before 89 African antelope 15 Pop-up wipes 91 Newspaper
32 Now 90 Obsessed with 16 Newspaper announcements
34 Laissez-___ getting even section 92 Ending for photo
36 Peach or plum, 93 Opposite in 17 English county or tele
e.g. character 21 Distribution 94 Hispanic
37 Goddess of night 95 Ballet luminary 23 Tell 97 Shopping district
38 Sharp knife used 96 ___ firma 24 ___ rod 98 Snoring away
in 99 Standing invite? 30 Sartre ou Voltaire 99 Wear in a showy
101 Of ___ (inclined) 33 Heart problem? manner
paste-up 103 Smoke-filled 35 Catch ___ (miss 100 Less frequent
40 Bell-shaped hat room reaction the water 102 A real dynamite
42 Eschewing 105 Clatter completely with guy
107 Sidekick an oar stroke) 104 Ferber novel
verbiage 108 Entree in a shell 36 Time of relaxed 106 Virgil and Wyatt
44 Aaron or Ruth, 109 Tony Dorsett’s tensions 109 Library attention-
alma 39 Brando’s getter
e.g. birthplace 111 Crenshaw and
47 Vancouver or mater 41 Unbridled fun Hogan
110 Fashionable part 43 His or her, in 114 Understood
Montreal event Sceaux 116 Grand ___ Opry
50 St. Peter’s for Mifune? 45 Southfork 117 Electrical unit
112 In the style of surname 118 Dewey defeater,
feature 113 (0,0) on a graph 46 What you see briefly
53 Controversial 115 Longtime here
48 Sap source
Saudi purchases, University of 49 Algerian city
4/21/81 Michigan football 50 Sufficed
54 Fast drivers coach 51 Mileage indicator
55 Use a 119 Search missions, 52 Federal Reserve
swizzlestick for concern
56 Knot-tying words short 57 Like the ___
57 Honshu city, or 120 Other than
chopsocky star myself
Sonny 121 Place for a
58 Gem in the raw
60 “Were you born
___ barn?”

The Telegraph

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INSIGHT BACK PAGE

Will mom ever stop waging ‘weight war’? Fat chance

BY CAROLYN HAX away from emotionally crushing her for a day. Please so I will. I’m sorry you drew the maternal short
Washington Post straw. No child – no being – deserves such cruelty.
tell me how to act like an adult.
Dear Carolyn, The adult thing for you to do now is to recog-
My mother and I have been – Fatty in Cincinnati nize once and for all that your mother is too …
having a “weight war” since I something – cruel, blind, stunted, angry? – to be
was a child and it’s growing Dear 'Fatty in Cincinnati': trusted with your emotional health and that you
old. As a child (older, mind have to protect it, nurture it, care for it yourself.
you), I would walk into a room OK, but I’d rather give you a hug. Your mother has
and she would look me up and Which, for starters, means you stop serving
down then angrily scoff at me, which was usu- denied you that simple care and acceptance for your yourself up for Mama to judge. That’s tough when
ally followed up with her telling me “Get your act you apparently see her daily, but you can be: else-
together,” or “Stop whatever it is you are doing to entire life, and no one who does that has any business where; busy; all business; ready to say, “I won’t dis-
yourself,” etc. I have dreaded eating in front of her cuss weight with you,” before leaving the room.
for years, because it frequently earns me “a look” or being a parent. Every. Time. It comes up.
a lecture.
Now that I’m an adult, she has lost the angry She doesn’t sound like one to apologize for that, However you define this step back, just take it –
edge and instead goes for a subtler but equally even temporarily while you examine your dynamic
tedious approach. She will give me the signa- and find ways to improve its health.
ture stare, then, without fail, casually bring up
dieting, exercising, cleansing, the inspirational For that part, please find a good family thera-
weight-loss news article she read, the list goes on. pist to talk to, solo. It’s not that you can’t learn
If I say I have a headache, it’s because I need to assertiveness and self-care without it; in fact, I
diet. If I say I’m tired, it’s because I don’t exercise suggest steps in that direction (try “Lifeskills for
enough. This daily routine is maddening and border- Adult Children,” by Janet Woititz and Alan Gar-
line obsessive. ner, as your primer), since therapy takes time to
My vitals are healthy and I’m not even obese. I don’t arrange. But you describe a lifetime of “daily rou-
know what infuriates me more, the endless discus- tine” exposure to your mother’s hostility and poor
sion of weight or the fact that she thinks her subtle boundaries, and comprehensive changes are smooth-
hints will become so ingrained into my psyche that I er with skilled professional help.
will eventually cure myself of fatness. I am one “I gave That and, right now, you’re frustrated by your
up sugar for a week and lost five pounds” comment mom’s tactics – which is about 20 outrage notches
below what I’d hope to see: “I need to get away from
this woman.”
You do, emotionally if nothing else. As a loving gift
to yourself. 

Wartime dredging created NATURE

‘little green jewels’

BY KEN GRUDENS
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, INDIAN RIVER LAND TRUST

Whether camping, picnicking or climbing a tree, the spoil islands of
the Indian River Lagoon are wonderful assets to our residents. Many
of the 137 spoil islands in the Lagoon were created when the 156-
mile Intracoastal Waterway was further dredged in the early 1940s
to provide safe passage for ships when German U-Boats were lurk-
ing off the Florida coast. The “spoils” were piled adjacent to the wa-
terway for convenience. At first these muddy piles protruding above
the waterline were not looked upon favorably by residents, but they
have become little green jewels in our beloved Lagoon.

The islands are managed by the Florida Department of Environ-
mental Protection through the Spoil Island Working Group (http://
spoilislandproject.org). They offer wonderful recreation opportu-
nities and provide important habitat for wildlife, especially birds.
There are three designations of islands – Conservation, Education
and Recreation. Paddlers and motor boat enthusiasts are permit-
ted to picnic and camp on the Recreation islands, but must remove
their trash when they leave. Some of these islands have picnic ta-
bles, grills and campfire rings installed by local scout troops. The
Conservation islands are off limits to boaters, but are popular with
herons, egrets, spoonbills, and pelicans which roost or nest on these
“bird islands,” safe from predators. If you haven’t had the opportu-
nity to experience a spoil island, try it. You will be amazed by their
simplicity and tranquility.

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War photographer shoots Dolce & Gabbana’s new campaign

BY ALICE NEWBOLD models, the people of Napoli should Franco Pagetti dur- hung above and motorbikes parked
The Telegraph be the star of the campaign.” ing his shoot on the in every corner.

When Domenico Dolce first called The campaign is in keeping with streets of Naples. “At first I was scared,” Pagetti says
photographer Franco Pagetti, he the brand’s formula, which cele- of the shoot. It was not the transition
thought it was a mistake. Pagetti, brates models mingling with Italian from conflict to fashion, but rather the
who started his career at Vogue Italia, people of all demographics. The se- expensive clothes that first made his
is known for his conflict photography ries of Pagetti’s photos show models, nerves jitter. Once he had the green
of war zones including Iraq, Afghani- who were encouraged “not to act like light from Stefano and Domenico to
stan, Libya and Palestine. models,” weaving through crowds “shoot what you need to shoot,” the
in the picturesque cobbled streets rest came naturally.
It is Pagetti’s bravery, ingenuity and of Spaccanapoli, with washing lines
skill that attracted the Italian fashion “For me there is no difference,” he
house to the lensman. The brief? “A explains. “I don’t like being called a war
simple reportage of our clothes in Na- photographer. I am a photographer be-
poli (Naples).” cause I like history, I like people. For
me, taking pictures of these beautiful
“The campaign cannot be a report clothes in the middle of Napoli was an
like I am used to,” was Pagetti’s initial amazing story.”
response to Domenico. “In Baghdad
and Libya, I walk around on my own “Everyone can take a picture in a
taking pictures. I don’t have a bunch studio,” Pagetti notes of his method
of people surrounding me.” His con- of working.
ditions of working were no make-up
artists, hairdressers or assistants “People want realness. I encour-
fussing around him. “I want to be aged the models to show their souls
alone with my story and the people because we are all are tired of seeing
in front of my camera. More than the unnatural shoots.”

With dancing, whooping, clash-
ing colors and – gasp! – other fashion
labels displayed on the outfits of the
Italian people, the campaign is a very
refreshing one, indeed. 

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How to go straight from work to a party

BY BARBARA MCMILLAN I’m a fan of a classic blazer – it turns ring or necklace and feel instantly white blouse
The Telegraph a generic shirt and jeans combo into glam. Bigger is generally better and worn under a
something instantly chicer. Wear un- vibrant colors are key to pulling off black midi dress.
With daily post-work events the der your coat to work, and once you’ve this clever day-to-night trick. Later, slip out
norm now, we’re presented with left your coat in the cloakroom, drape of that sensi-
the classic problem of how to look the jacket loosely over your shoulders ble shirt and
evening-ready when heading out in a thrown on manner.” breeze into
straight from the office. the evening
Whether it’s the addition of a sleek in your fa-
When a spritz of perfume and a tuxedo-style separate, or a statement vorite LBD.
slick of black eyeliner just won’t cut it, accessory or two, here’s our guide
there’s a few simple tricks to try. to mastering the art of day-to-night The power
dressing. of the bold lip
According to stylist Alexandra Stead-
man and founder of The Frugality, “Try Embrace the fancy flat Hands down,
After a long day in the office, slip- the savviest (and
some fishnet or sparkly ping into a sky-high heel doesn’t quickest) way to
socks worn under your seem too appealing, that’s why we’re take your look
jeans or trousers and championing the fancy flat. Point- from desk-to-
wear with either ed, embellished or super-sparkly dancefloor is
flats or heels to – there’s nothing boring about the with a bold lip.
add a bit of a new party flat. If the flat just doesn’t Escaping the
rock ’n roll put you in the party mood, go for an
edge to your equally statement block heel sandal, strict and sen-
evening instead. sible color pal-
look. ette of the of-
fice, the pop
Throw on some statement jewelry Swap your shirt for a silk pajama of color will
for after-dark sass top immediately
lift your look
Elevate even the simplest of looks The silky pajama top is the eve- in a matter of
with the addition of a statement ear- ning shirt of choice this season, and seconds.  
a great piece for wearing day or night.
Wear under a smart black blazer dur-
ing office hours, styling solo with

cropped trousers and heels in
the evening.

Downsize your handbag
Trade in your trusty tote for a cool
clutch and skip straight to the bar.

Layer your LBD
Head to the office in a button-up

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Pull yourself together ... with a white shirt

BY ALICE NEWBOLD 6 of the best
The Telegraph

Last month, sitting front row at a chive picture of Audrey Hepburn to
Chanel show on a balmy 77 degree eve- prove it.
ning in Cuba, it was a tough diary date
to dress for. Tilda Swinton, the unflap- The actress, whose enduring style
pable Chanel muse and actress, made legacy lives on, was captured be-
this gig look like just another ordinary hind-the-scenes at the annual film
day in the office. festival wearing a belted white shirt
dress. A floppy sun hat is her only ac-
The 55-year-old star chose a simple cessory.
collarless white shirt and satin midi
skirt for the occasion. It might not It’s also no coincidence that both
seem like a groundbreaking wardrobe Audrey and Tilda have both opted for
choice (Satin? In heat?!), but Swinton long-sleeved shirting, which elon-
understands the impact of crisp white gates the arms and highlights the
cotton poplin. wrist area (the daintiest part of a
woman).
Her shirt of choice boasted a simple
metallic pin at the nape of the neck and So, as summer’s heat takes hold,
two as the sleeve buttonholes. Apart make sure you have a simple, long-
from these punctuation marks, it was sleeved white shirt in your arsenal.
just another starched shirt that could It’s not much to ask, is it? 
have been from Cos.

The beauty of Tilda’s white shirt
wearing, however, is how the “Big-
ger Splash” star styled it. Or, rather
un-styled it. Because sleek shirting
should be left alone as the main event
on an outfit. Keep it bright, white (we
dry-clean ours to avoid graying) and
an ivory shirt can be a trophy item of
a very pulled-together woman.

Note how the actress has added a
punchy bold rose lip color into the
equation? While accessories add
unnecessary distraction, a bright
lipstick can take a white shirt from
desk-to-dinner. Combined with the
shirt price, this makes a very purse-
friendly power pairing indeed.

Shirts have been in the spotlight of
late, thanks to brands such as Palmer
// Harding, Joseph and 1205, which
have all deconstructed classic tai-
loring methods and added special
flourishes. Relying on a shirt to do
the hard work for you is nothing new,
however. And we have an unseen ar-

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DINING REVIEW

Blue Star Brasserie: Delicious dining in old downtown

BY TINA RONDEAU Seared Foie Gras with Angus Beef Carpaccio. Dinner for two with a modest bottle
Blueberry Chutney. of wine, if you have an appetizer and
Columnist PHOTOS BY LEAH DUBOIS dessert, will can run approximately
son took the place of the customary $110-$120 before tip – but consider-
When it comes to any discussion of veal shanks. The long, gentle braise had ing, we shared the Blue Star’s bourbon
favorite mainland restaurants, several left the venison very tender, and it had chocolate pecan pie ($7), a great way to ably less if you dine light on the
in Vero’s old downtown always seem a slightly fuller, more robust taste than end a meal. interesting selection of small
top of mind. osso buco made with veal. I also made plates.
sure my husband scooped out every bit On this visit, we got to enjoy the pi- One final note: After our
But one that doesn’t get the men- of the buttery bone marrow. Yummy. ano stylings of Don Bestor, a top-tier visit, we were alerted
tion it deserves is the Blue Star Bras- jazz pianist whose selections provided that the Blue Star will
serie, the current outpost of restaura- On previous visits, we have enjoyed a most pleasant accompaniment to the be closed for its sum-
teur and chef Kitty Wagner. Perhaps the sautéed liver and onions ($22), the meal. Bestor is featured once a week mer vacation from
it’s the location, a bit farther north chargrilled Faroe Island salmon ($26), at the Blue Star, with other musicians July 3 to July 18. So
than the other restaurants clustered and the classic Blue Star chicken pot appearing nightly. We also would be if after reading
along 14th Avenue. Perhaps it’s the pie ($16). remiss in not mentioning our server this review you
name changes. Alan, who is one of the best we have are inclined
For dessert on this most recent out- experienced in 2016.
But the two constants are Kitty, who Seared Tuna
first came here in the ’90s to be sous with
chef at Windsor, and her Blue Star
brand. Kitty is indisputably one of Ve- Pickled Mango.
ro’s top chefs, and dinners at the Blue
Star Brasserie – the latest of her five to immediately head there, either do
dining-and-drinking ventures – are in- it before the July Fourth weekend, or
variably delicious. after Kitty has had a well-deserved
break, and is back in the kitchen pre-
On a recent visit, I reluctantly opted paring inspired cuisine.
to pass up the Prince Edward Island
mussels, remembering from a previous I welcome your comments, and en-
visit that there were so many it took a courage you to send feedback to me at
while to get the mopping-up bread to [email protected].
the wonderful broth. Instead, I decid-
ed to split a Belgian endive salad ($12) The reviewer dines anonymously
with our companion. at restaurants at the expense of Vero
Beach 32963. 
My husband also reluctantly passed
up the evening’s appetizer special, Blue Star Brasserie
pan-seared fois gras garnished with
a blueberry compote, and decided to Hours:
start with the escargot saute ($14). Tuesday through Saturday,

The endive salad – with radicchio, 5 pm until late
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For entrées on this most recent out-
ing, I went for one of the evening’s
specials, the pan-seared diver dry sea
scallops ($34), my husband decided to
try a new dish on the menu, the veni-
son osso buco ($24), and our compan-
ion went for an old favorite, the low
country shrimp and grits ($24).

Four perfectly seared scallops sur-
rounded a bed of orzo, with shitake
mushrooms, spinach and heirloom
tomatoes folded in. The dish was fin-
ished with a light pesto and a little
chevre goat cheese. Delicious.

Our companion’s shrimp and ched-
dar grits also were excellent, prepared
with bacon, sautéed onions and bell
peppers, lemon juice and sriracha.

But the most interesting dish of the
evening was the osso buco, where veni-

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WINE COLUMN

For still white wine, all roads lead to Rhône

BY VICTORIA MOORE France, as well as the rest of the world. sive statement in his 1997 Wines of do have 5 percent roussanne on the
But over the past two decades there the Rhône Valley: “Dull, somewhat domaine,” says Albéric Mazoyer. “But
The Telegraph odd, uninteresting wines that are this goes into the bulles. I want to re-
has been a quiet revolution; St. Péray heavy and diffuse.” tain the style of our still wines, which is
St. Péray is the forgotten appellation has been reawakened. Things have much more with the bitterness and dry
of the Rhône. At one time, its sparkling been happening and they are worth I tasted my first only recently. It was quality of marsanne. It’s not a question
wine was more expensive than cham- noting – such as the fact that St Péray’s from Auguste Clape, who is better of which grape is better but a matter of
pagne. Napoleon was allegedly a big story is no longer all about the fizz. known for his Cornas, but also makes style. Roussanne is always more sun-
fan and old order books show Wagner 4,000 bottles of St. Péray every year. ny, much more aromatic, fruity and
requested 100 bottles of it while he St. Péray continues to make the spar- It had a combination of gentle peach, peachy. Marsanne has a bitterness.”
was writing Parsifal (though I’m not kling wine for which it was once so well mineral uplift and atmospheric spice
sure what this says about the wine). known, using marsanne and rous- that persuaded me to find out more. St. Péray is never going to be a house-
sanne. This can be delicious, with an hold name – its wines are distinctly
The now-obscure place was also apricot and toasted almond warmth Contemporary St. Péray has more more connoisseur than supermarket
one of the first in France to be grant- that fades to a clean, crisp swipe. dynamism than, say, white Hermitage. shopper in appeal. Also, they barely get
ed an appellation contrôlée, winning It’s about stone fruit and savor, and its out of France – roughly 10 percent of
its status in December 1936, meaning But sparkling wine now accounts honeysuckle element feels more re- St. Péray is exported and the ones that
it will celebrate its 80th birthday this for just 5 percent of St. Péray’s output. strained. The prospect of making it has are can be found only in specialist mer-
year. And then, despite the acclaim, The revival is all about still wine, all encouraged locals to plant more. chants. But if you’re interested, look
in the post-war years, it fell off our of it white, made from marsanne and for the following still whites: Domaine
mental map. roussanne, making this place even It has also drawn négociants into Alain Voge; Les Vins de Vienne St. Péray
more of an anomaly amid the sea of the appellation – Chapoutier, Jaboulet 2013; the Auguste Clape and Domaine
Albéric Mazoyer, partner and man- grand syrah that surrounds it. Aîné and Vins de Vienne, run by the Biguet; and Domaine du Tunnel. 
ager at one of the region’s best wine trio of François Villard, Yves Cuilleron
producers, Domaine Alain Voge, says: That’s not to say sparkling isn’t still and Pierre Gaillard, all have a pres-
“Up until the ’60s, St. Péray was an ap- an important calling card. As Yapp ence here. As a result, St. Péray now
pellation with a good reputation for says: “The only other sparkling wine has 31 industry players and the area
sparkling wine. But because of the in the area is Clairette de Die [made under vine has risen by more than 50
cost of production and the pressure of from floral muscat and clairette] and per cent, although it remains small.
housing, the vine surface decreased the big players like to have a toehold
until it fell to under 150 acres.” here so they have bubbles to pour Marsanne is the dominant grape
that aren’t champagne.” variety and while some producers
This makes St. Péray tiny by any work with a marsanne-roussanne
standards and positions it poorly to But the real draw is this place’s blend, others prefer to make their still
compete with the much cheaper fizz newfound ability to make sophisti- whites entirely from marsanne.
being made in so many other parts of cated still whites that seem designed
to contradict Robert Parker’s dismis- Domaine Voge is one of these. “We

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CALENDAR

JUNE 24|25 44th annual SISA (Sebas- Gates open 9 a.m.; flying starts at Noon. General 2 Celebrate the Fourth of July with a Bubble
tian Inlet Sportfishing As- admission $25 adults; $15 children ages 5-12; Wrap Explosion and Patriotic Party, 11 a.m.
24 Downtown Friday presented by Main sociation) Spring Fling at Capt. Hiram’s Resort, reserved seating $45; Barnstormer Chalet $99. at the Vero Beach Book Center. 772-569-2050
Street Vero Beach, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. the oldest fishing tournament in Florida. Regis-
along 14th Avenue with entertainment by Dave tration 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Fri., weigh-in deadline 5 26 Muir Family Golf Tournament Fund- 2 Burgers and Brews, An American Heritage
Scott and the Reckless Shots. Free. p.m. Sat. 321-537-6084 raiser, 10 a.m. shotgun scramble at Celebration to benefit United Against Pover-
Pointe West followed by reception and auction ty’s UP Center Programs (formerly Harvest Food &
24 Space Coast Symphony Orchestra 25 Zumba for animals, 2 p.m. at Hu- to assist family of James Muir, head golf profes- Outreach), begins with Ride Against Hunger cycling
presents Land, Air, Sea: An Armed mane Society of Vero Beach and sional at Pointe West, who has been diagnosed event at 7:30 a.m. from downtown Vero, with 33
Forces Tribute, 7 p.m. at First Presbyterian Indian River County. $10 plus donation of pet MPNST, a rare form of cancer. $150 registration; and 75-mile routes, registration $45. From 11 a.m.
Church of Vero Beach. Free; call to reserve. food. 772-571-6412 $25 reception only. 772-770-3401 to 1 p.m. Chef’s Slider Luncheon & Best Burger
855-252-7276 Competition at Heritage Center ($20; limited seat-
25 Vero Beach Air Show Food Fest coordi- JULY ing). An American Heritage Celebration, 1 p.m. to
24|25 Riverside Children’s The- nated by Buggy Bunch with Air Show 6 p.m. at South Pocahontas Park (21st St. & 14th
atre presents Disney’s performers plus 30 food trucks and entertain- 1 Riverside Children’s Theatre presents To- Ave.), a free event with entertainment by Ladies of
Aladdin Kids at Anne Morton Theatre. $6 & $12. ment, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Riverside Park. Free. tally 80’s Rascals, 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Soul and Crocked Creek Band, games, kids activi-
772-231-6990 Anne Morton Theatre. $6 & $12. 772-231-6990 ties, ‘celebrity’ dunk tank, K-9 demos, B&B Market-
25|26 Vero Beach Air Show fea- place, brews and specialty foods. 772-770-0740
24|25 Howl at the Moon Experi- turing the Aeroshell Aero- 1|2 Vegas Nights Comedy Zone Experi-
ence, a high-energy music batic Team, Shockwave Jet Truck, Mike Goulian, ence with live entertainment inside 4 Sebastian 4th of July Freedom Festival
show to sing, dance and howl along with fea- Kyle Franklin/Dracula, Greg Shelton, Ed Vesely and out, casino games and Caribbean poker with begins with 8 a.m. opening ceremony
turing rock, pop and dance hits from the ’80s, and the SB2C Helldiver, Wing Walker Ashley prizes (casino proceeds benefit Riverside Children’s at flagpole and 8:30 a.m. parade along Indian
’90s and today, 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. on the Key and Misty Blues All-Woman Skydiving Team Theatre programming), and comedians Carl Guer- River Drive to Riverview Park, with 10:30 a.m.
Riverside Theatre Waxlax Stage, with free music at the Vero Beach Regional Airport to benefit ra and Tommy Torres on Waxlax Stage at Riverside AirSports flag skydive landing at park and all-day
at Live on the Loop outdoor stage. $16 - $22. Veterans Council of Indian River County, and Theatre, 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. $16 -$18. Free events, concluding with fireworks at dusk.
772-231-6990 Exchange Clubs of Indian River, Treasure Coast, music at Live in the Loop. 772-231-6990
and Vero Beach for prevention of child abuse. 4 Independence Day Celebration beginning
Crossword Page 51 (MALE INDEPENDENCE) at 4 p.m. at Riverside Park with free con-
Solutions from Games Pages ACROSS DOWN cert featuring recording artists Gregory Darling,
in June 16, 2016 Edition 5 DRAKE 1 RAVENOUS Jolivi, Genevieve, The Rua and Alx Kawakami fol-
6 EXAMS 2 REFRAIN lowed by fireworks at 9 p.m. with synchronized
8 PURE 3 LEASH patriotic music on 93.7 WGYL FM.
9 RESIDENT 4 LAND
10 CHAOTIC 5 DOUGH 6-15 The Vero Beach International Mu-
11 ACHES 7 SINGE sic Festival featuring world-class
14 CAUSE 12 CONSIDER folk, bluegrass, Celtic, Americana, rock and jazz
16 REMNANT 13 PERSIST faculty musicians of the Mike Block String Camp at
19 FEARLESS 15 ALERT First Presbyterian Church. $20 MBSC Scholarship
21 IMPS 17 NEPAL Fund donations appreciated. 7:30 p.m. Wed. 7/6
22 TALES 18 DENSE Artist-Faculty Concert; 3 p.m. Sat. Student Concert
23 SHELL 20 ROLL and Barn Dance; 7:30 p.m. Wed. 7/13 Artist-Facul-
ty Concert; 7:30 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. Student/Faculty
Sudoku Page 50 Sudoku Page 51 Crossword Page 50 Concerts. mikeblockstringcamp.com

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SPACIOUS, LIGHT-FILLED HOME
NEAR SEA OFFERS PERFECT PRIVACY

1870 Ocean Way in Seagrove East: 4-bedroom, 4-bath, 4,001-square-foot home on 92’ x 162’ lot
offered for $1,145,000 by Kay Brown and Jeanine Harris of Premier Estate Properties: 772-321-8626

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Spacious, light-filled home offers privacy near the sea

BY SAMANTHA ROHLFING BAITA Florida oceanside style: Most of the vaulted ceiling, the eye is drawn to crowave; KitchenAid fridge; warm-
Staff Writer open-plan structure is only one room the stunning floor-to-ceiling coral- ing drawer; dishwasher; disposal;
deep which, with the generous use of stone accent wall, complemented by built-in wine rack/cooler; and a Mi-
The big, beautiful, 3-story home at beautiful window walls, allows the the pale Saturnia marble floor. The elle espresso machine. The custom
1870 Ocean Way in Seagrove East is ambient light to flow through the main floor living space was designed island includes storage and lunch bar
impressive without being intimidat- home unimpeded. An especially ap- for seamless entertaining: a pass- with stools. Above the island hangs a
ing – a welcoming family residence pealing feature of this remarkable thru wet bar connects the living room charming metal chandelier with six
that offers abundant space and com- residence is the very wide, covered to the kitchen and adjoining open shaded lights and plenty of pot hooks.
plete privacy, entirely embraced by balcony, which wraps around the family room, which features a coral- Recessed lighting, as well, ensures
breathtaking tropical landscaping, main floor and is accessible from all stone fireplace wall. ample kitchen illumination.
and with deeded access to the beauti- the main floor living spaces.
ful Atlantic beach. The gourmet, dine-in kitchen is a The floor-to-ceiling kitchen cabi-
Stepping though the double en- chef’s dream come true, with pale netry includes a convenient lighted
The thoughtful, creative design is trance doors into the lofty, 2-story liv- granite countertops; a 6-burner desk area perfect for party planning,
wonderfully atypical, not the usual ing room with its tongue-in-groove, Thermador gas range and grill; mi- list making or perusing recipes. A

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quartet of bay windows illuminates garden views. Adjacent to the kitch-
the sunny breakfast nook which, en, a full cabana bath leads to the
along with the kitchen’s island bar pool area, and can do double duty
and adjoining family room, provide as a powder room.
plenty of space to congregate, as fam-
ily and friends always seem to gravi- A wing on this level houses a pair of
tate to the kitchen area. spacious guest bedrooms and a large
guest bathroom. Both bedrooms have
From the kitchen, a doorway access to the wide covered balcony,
leads to the formal dining room, where one can enjoy morning coffee,
filled with natural light and restful indulge in a favorite book, or simply

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take in the beauty of the tropical sur- with two casement window walls,
roundings, in total privacy. built-in desk, bookcase and cabinet
storage, perfect for a private office
The open staircase, which leads or study.
from the main floor up to the mas-
ter suite and down to another guest Heading downstairs from the living
suite, is itself a pleasing design ele- room is another guest suite, featur-
ment. Approaching the master suite, ing a huge bedroom, full bath, roomy
the third-floor landing is a cozy, double closets, and a space that can
bookcase-lined reading loft, over- function as an office or, perhaps, an
looking the living room below. Here, exercise room. Sliders open directly
too, one might enjoy a croissant and onto the pool area and adjoining well-
a fragrant cup of tea while preparing landscaped grassy space. The large
to greet the day. pool is 9 feet deep, and there is an
outdoor shower and covered porch.
The master suite is an indulgently
spacious, soothing retreat a home- A large three-bay attached garage
owner will not wish to leave, with will easily accommodate the family
complete privacy and verdant views, vehicles, with plenty of room left for
including treetop glimpses of the storage.
blue Atlantic, framed by palm and
bougainvillea. A window wall over- Homeowners Tom and Adele Be-
ganie love their home, which they

looks the extremely private pool deck renovated in 2004, but they have now
and patio, and the huge bedroom fea- decided to downsize. Tom Beganie es-
tures a gorgeous fireplace with black pecially appreciates “the contempo-
marble surround. rary design, the way the layout flows,
the unique windows and the coquina
The lady of the house will appre- walls in the living room and family
ciate the private vanity, as well as room. It’s a family-friendly house – all
the three-way mirror in the master the bedrooms are large and it’s great
bath. Here, too, are a large, raised for entertaining!”
soaking tub; his-and-hers vani-
ties; spacious his-and-hers walk-in Adele Beganie says, “It’s so close to
closets; a large walk-in shower with the ocean, in easy walking distance,
double heads; and a roomy linen and there’s an ocean view from the
closet. With no outside wall, the house, as well. And we love the pri-
master bath is wonderfully illumi- vacy. I think my favorite thing is all
nated by twin skylights, which fill the windows.”
the space with soft sunlight.
From this serene South Beach
Also part of the master suite is a oceanfront neighborhood, it is only
surprising space, a “hidden room” a few short miles to the many bou-

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tiques, shops and restaurants of Vero Beach Dog Park, nationally re-
Vero Beach’s charming seaside vil- nowned Riverside Theatre (Equity)
lage, as well as Riverside Park on and the acclaimed Vero Beach Mu-
the Indian River Lagoon, the 5-acre seum of Art. 

VITAL STATISTICS
1870 OCEAN WAY

Neighborhood: Seagrove East
Year built: 1984

Lot size: 92’ X 162’
Home Size: 4,001 square feet under air

Construction: Frame
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 4

Additional features: Fireplace; marble floors, wraparound balcony,
nine-foot-deep swimming pool; lush landscaping; central heat and air;
plantation shutters; electric and solar water heaters; irrigation sprinklers;

outside shower; guard-gated; 3-bay garage
Listing agency: Premier Estate Properties
Listing agents: Kay Brown, 772-321-8626; Jeanine Harris, 772-633-3521

Listing price: $1,145,000

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Real Estate Sales on the Barrier Island: June 9 to June 15

Mid-June brought another near-record week of real estate activity on the barrier island, with 18
transactions closing, including eight for more than $1 million.

The top sale of the week was of an oceanfront home in Windsor. The residence at 10510 Eton Way was
placed on the market Nov. 26, 2013, with an asking price of $11.5 million. The price was subsequently
lowered to $9.35 million. The sale closed on June 15 for $8.65 million.

The seller in the transaction was represented by Betsy Hanley of Windsor Properties. The purchaser
was represented by Laurin Marie Lott, also of Windsor Properties.

SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCES AND LOTS

SUBDIVISION ADDRESS LISTED ORIGINAL MOST RECENT SOLD SELLING
ASKING PRICE ASKING PRICE PRICE

$1,200,000 $1,175,000
INDIAN TRAILS 660 N TOMAHAWK TRAIL 4/8/2016 $549,900 $1,200,000 6/15/2016 $460,000
CASTAWAY COVE WAVE II 1190 LEEWARD LANE 3/11/2016 $597,000 $509,000 6/15/2016 $550,000
$849,000 $690,000
MARBRISA 550 MARBRISA DRIVE 5/13/2016 $449,000 $597,000 6/15/2016 $425,000
$2,550,000 $2,250,000
MAROON 904 HOLOMA DRIVE 7/14/2015 $1,100,000 $750,000 6/15/2016 $1,010,000
$1,695,000 $1,500,000
OLD ORCHID 9705 W MAIDEN COURT 4/21/2016 $569,000 $449,000 6/15/2016 $515,000
$2,999,500 $2,835,000
ORCHID ISLAND 915 ORCHID POINT WAY 11/4/2015 $719,000 $2,550,000 6/15/2016 $655,000
$1,850,000 $1,850,000
ORCHID ISLAND 286 LIVE OAK DRIVE 2/26/2016 $1,100,000 6/15/2016

ORCHID ISLE ESTATES 8740 SEACREST DRIVE 10/22/2015 $1,695,000 6/13/2016

CASTAWAY COVE WAVE III 1133 SEA HUNT DRIVE 12/8/2015 $549,000 6/13/2016

SEAGROVE WEST 275 RIVERWAY DRIVE 1/12/2016 $2,999,500 6/13/2016

SEAGROVE 1780 CYPRESS LANE 9/28/2015 $699,000 6/10/2016

ORCHID ISLE ESTATES 2605 RIVERVIEW COURT 3/4/2015 $1,850,000 6/10/2016

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Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: Orchid Island, Address: 286 Live Oak Drive Subdivision: Orchid Isle Estates, Address: 8740 Seacrest Drive

Listing Date: 2/26/2016 Listing Date: 10/22/2015
Original Price: $1,100,000 Original Price: $1,695,000
Recent Price: $1,100,000 Recent Price: $1,695,000
Sold: 6/15/2016 Sold: 6/13/2016
Selling Price: $1,010,000 Selling Price: $1,500,000
Listing Agent: Sally Woods Listing Agent: Anne Wallace & Dan Downey

Selling Agent: Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc. Selling Agent: Berkshire Hathaway Florida

Jon Bastian Erika Ross

Keller Williams Realty The Moorings Realty Sales Co.

Subdivision: Seagrove West, Address: 275 Riverway Drive Subdivision: Orchid Isle Estates, Address: 2605 Riverview Court

Listing Date: 1/12/2016 Listing Date: 3/4/2015
Original Price: $2,999,500 Original Price: $1,850,000
Recent Price: $2,999,500 Recent Price: $1,850,000
Sold: 6/13/2016 Sold: 6/10/2016
Selling Price: $2,835,000 Selling Price: $1,850,000
Listing Agent: Sally Daley Listing Agent: Chip Landers

Selling Agent: Daley & Company Real Estate Selling Agent: Berkshire Hathaway Florida

Jennifer Kite Marc Gingras

Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc. Coldwell Banker Paradise

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Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: Orchid Island, Address: 915 Orchid Point Way

Listing Date: 11/4/2015
Original Price: $2,550,000
Recent Price: $2,550,000
Sold: 6/15/2016
Selling Price: $2,250,000
Listing Agent: Bob Niederpruem

Selling Agent: Orchid Island Realty, Inc.

Bob Niederpruem

Orchid Island Realty, Inc.

Subdivision: Kansas City Colony, Address: 1980 S Hwy A1A

Listing Date: 3/25/2016
Original Price: $3,995,000
Recent Price: $3,995,000
Sold: 6/10/2016
Selling Price: $3,795,250
Listing Agent: Clark French & Cindy O’Dare

Selling Agent: Premier Estate Properties

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