09/22/2017 ISSUE 38

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VOLUME 2, ISSUE 38 YOUR INDEPENDENT LOCAL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2017

LOUDEST VOICES ‘Micro-transit’
MUST NEVER BE may become our
THOSE OF HATERS new ticket to ride

Growing up in the suburbs BY PATRICK McCALLISTER | Correspondent

of New York in post-World War Bus rides in St. Lucie County
are free for the next two years. The
II America was peaceful. The Florida Department of Transpor-
tation has picked up the fare with
community I lived in was a mix of a grant to the county.

religions and I was never con- “We’re anticipating a really big
increase in ridership, up to 30 per-
scious – or self-conscious – about cent,” Murriah Dekle, the county’s
transit manager, said.
being Jewish. Many of my friends
The aim is two-fold. One, to
were and some were not. promote public transit with the
hope that when the free rides
I didn’t really experience an- end, most of the new riders will
keep hopping on buses. The other
tisemitism and if I saw someone is to find out where new riders will
come from.
SHELLEY with numbers
tattooed on Public transportation has two
KOPPEL their arm, I had kinds of riders: those who need
to ask what it Golden Bear Pancake House owner Alex Fotsis served free food to residents during the height of the hurricane Monday. PHOTO: MITCH KLOORFAIN it and those who choose it. No
MY TAKE meant. I didn’t planner wants more people who
TAPPING THE POWER OF COMMUNITY SPIRIT need public transit due to health
really know about the Nazis.
PHOTO: MITCH KLOORFAIN
I knew that at Halloween we BY PATRICK McCALLISTER | Correspondent on the Treasure Coast lost power work. So, what did they do with
at their homes, their workplaces their good fortune? Alex headed or financial problems. But, they
collected pennies for UNICEF for Hurricane Irma blasted up or, in many cases, both. to the restaurant at 5 a.m. Mon- want more riders paying fares. It
the Florida Peninsula spreading day, when winds were still pret- costs about $200,000 a year to run
children around the world, and a previously unimagined state- Alex and Lisa Fotsis, owners of ty strong, to see what the day a route in St. Lucie County. Most
wide power outage along with the Golden Bear Pancake House would bring. of the costs are fixed – it doesn’t
at temple we saved money to buy other destruction. in Fort Pierce, were among the matter how many are or are not
unlikely luckiest – those who “I started brewing some cof- paying fares. The more that pay
trees to plant in Israel. Different numbers get tossed didn’t lose power at home or fares, the less it costs the county
around, but almost everybody CONTINUED ON PAGE A4 to run buses.
I came from an immigrant
CONTINUED ON PAGE A7
family. In the 1920s, my mother’s

family fled Russia with what they

had on their backs and had to go Shaken and stirred,
city now back in gear
to Canada, because the quota for

Jews had been reached for those

years. My aunt and uncle, twins,

were born in Montreal. We joked BY DEBBIE CARSON | Staff Writer
[email protected]
that they could never be presi-
A week and a half following
dent. My grandparents came to Hurricane Irma, at least 30 electric
customers were still without power
the United States as soon as they and residents were clearing debris
from their yards – hoping that the
were able and became citizens as vegetation will be picked up quick
enough so as to not kill their grass.
soon as they could. My aunt, now
Hospitals mopped up seeping
96, was in the first graduating class water from the storm and police
were kept busy ensuring the pub-
at City College to accept women lic’s safety and responding to crim-

and my mother, 91, was awarded CONTINUED ON PAGE A4

the highest honors the business Schools dish up meals after storm

school gave.

As I got older, my grand-

mother would sit with me and Victoria, 5, Kayla, 10, and Destiny Brown, 7, have a hot breakfast at Bayshore Elementa-

show me pictures of relatives ry School during the cleanup portion of Hurricane Irma. The school district is providing

free breakfast and lunch daily to all students through Oct. 20. PHOTO: MITCH KLOORFAIN

CONTINUED ON PAGE A10

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Copas veterans home will have generator power

BY PATRICK McCALLISTER | Correspondent The site of the Ardie R. Copas State Veterans’ Nursing Home on Tradition Parkway. PHOTO: MITCH KLOORFAIN tona Beach was close to the Tiger Bay State
Forest firestorm in 1998. By the 2004 hur-
Horrific news about Irma-related nurs- The state opened its six existing homes state tackled in the decades before Hurri- ricane season, the state had five veterans
ing home deaths in Hollywood reminds from 1992 to 2010. Murray said as design cane Irma were Hurricane Andrew in 1992, homes. All weathered some hurricane hits
Floridians how vulnerable some are to and construction of the homes progressed, the 1998 summer firestorm in Central Flori- that year.
power outages. That’ll reinforce the Flori- the state had natural disasters. After each da, and the four back-to-back storms in the
da Department of Veterans Affairs’ aim to the state’s veterans department analyzed 2004 hurricane season. Andrew didn’t hit Murray said the homes are all equipped
ready the Ardie R. Copas State Veterans’ what happened, how its homes did, and any state veterans nursing homes, because with generators. Each facility can run with-
Nursing Home in Tradition against weeks what could be designed into future homes there were none and the domiciliary that out fresh fuel for varying times, because
of widespread power outages. it builds. opened in 1990 is in Lake City. The Emory of changes in technology and home de-
L. Bennett Veterans’ Nursing Home in Day- signs through and since the 1990s. He said
Steve Murray, the state veterans depart- Three of the largest natural disasters the while the 2004 season showed that all of
ment’s emergency coordinator, said its the state’s veteran nursing homes could get
six nursing homes and domiciliary fared hit by storms in one year, Irma showed it’s
well in Hurricane Irma. They’re designed possible for a single storm to hit them all.
to keep residents put and hunkered down He said Copas, unlike some of the existing
during hurricanes. Indeed, Murray said homes, will have generator power to every
the aim is to keep life normal for residents room.
during storms. “The normal routine was as
least interrupted as possible (during Hurri- “The only thing I can think of offhand is
cane Irma),” Murray said. “In the midst of we want to make sure the generator that’s
a hurricane, there was ping pong going on built and installed in that site is able to fully
throughout the state.” power the facility,” he said.

Five of the state’s six nursing homes lost Some of the homes, such as Baldome-
power during Hurricane Irma. Some had to ro Lopez State Veterans Nursing Home in
use their generators for several days after Land O’ Lakes, have generator power to
the storm. At press time, one is still using medical and residential rooms only. Murray
its generator for power. The Department of said darkened hallways and common areas
Homeland Security reported that 75 per- are disrupting residents’ routines and pose
cent of Florida, around 15 million people, hazards to staff and visitors. That’s not a
was powerless after Irma. problem when power is out for a few hours
or couple days. But, Murray said, Irma has
“The power outages in Florida have been
unprecedented in this storm,” Murray said. CONTINUED ON PAGE A4

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HURRICANE AFTERMATH whipped through St. Lucie County and res- from homes on SE Marisol Lane, including COPAS VETERANS HOME
idents began cleaning up, Samples said the a 4-ton Goodman A/C outer unit.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 hospitals saw an increase in patient visits for CONTINUED FROM PAGE A3
“garden variety” injuries. Storm shutters were stolen from two
inal complaints. homes, one on SE Riverbend Court and made clear that parts of the state can lose
The School District set up and tore down Most notable, he said, were lacerations another on SW Lucerne Street. In all, the power possibly for weeks.
from putting up or taking down hurricane shutters were worth about $5,000, accord-
shelters and is now feeding students break- shutters, heat-related symptoms from lack ing to Vega. St. Lucie County has been anticipating
fast and lunch free through Oct. 20. of air conditioning or being outside cleaning construction of the Copas home for a cou-
up, and allergic reactions to bug bites from According to criminal analysts with the ple years. It was delayed by a spat between
“We came through pretty well,” said Scott picking through vegetative debris. police department, plywood was taken from Tallahassee and Washington, D.C. over de-
Samples, director of marketing and com- an unsecured structure on a construction sign standards. The federal Department of
munications for the Martin Health System, He said he was unaware of any major site on SW Paar Drive. In that case, surveil- Veteran Affairs is paying for 65 percent of
which operates the Tradition Medical Cen- trauma patients related to the storm. lance video showed two suspects in two ve- the construction costs. The feds changed
ter, the St. Lucie West Emergency Center, hicles make off with the plywood. design standards for state homes it gave
and several other medical facilities in the “We never want one of these things (hur- construction grants to. Florida cried foul.
county. ricanes) to happen,” Samples said, but if St. Lucie County, among many other The new presidential administration sided
there’s anything good to come of it – it’s see- counties in the state, has been declared a di- with Florida to use the older standards it
At various points during Hurricane Irma, ing the plan implemented and successful. saster area for individual assistance. County had started designs with, rather than going
all three hospitals lost power temporarily. officials encourage all residents to register back to the drawing board.
Some had what Samples classified as “mi- While the hospitals took in more patients for assistance, even if they see no immedi-
nor water intrusion” as well. The outpatient following the storm due to injuries, the Port ate damage. Those seeking to register are In May, Glenn Sutphin Jr., executive di-
center and the surgical centers saw rising St. Lucie Police Department responded to encouraged to do so by going to www.Disas- rector of the Florida Department of Veter-
humidity due to the lack of air conditioning, more calls for service due to thefts and other terAssistance.gov. ans Affairs, told the St. Lucie County Com-
and elective surgeries were postponed. crimes. All sworn personnel worked 13-hour mission that work on the Ardie R. Copas
shifts during the storm in various roles in- Because of the designation, the St. Lucie State Veterans’ Nursing Home will likely get
“A lot of preparation went into it,” Sam- cluding Road Patrol, Emergency Operations County School District is able to provide free started at the end of this year, or perhaps
ples said of getting ready for Irma. and at shelters, according to police spokes- breakfast and lunch daily to all students, re- the beginning of 2018.
man Det. Sgt. Robert Vega. gardless of their previous eligibility status.
When looking at the forecast updates for The free meals are available through Oct. 20. Murray said Hurricane Irma chang-
Irma, at one point the black line showing the The department responded to several es nothing with the start date. “We’re still
projected path of the eye brought the storm calls between Sept. 7 and Sept. 17 that ap- This is to accommodate displaced Florid- holding on the timeline we briefed in May
directly through Martin and St. Lucie coun- peared to be hurricane-related, he said. ians and resume operations in the wake of to the (St. Lucie County) Board of County
ties. “It freaked us out just a little bit,” Sam- Hurricane Irma , according to St. Lucie Pub- Commissioners,” he said.
ples said. Among the calls were reports of thefts and lic Schools Child Nutrition Services Director
burglaries, including a generator and trail- Deborah Wuest. When opened, the facility will have
Typically, hospitals prepare for storms by er with a mounted gas tank that was taken about 120 qualifying veteran residents at
discharging patients who have a safe place to from Paradise Care Cottage, an assisted-liv- “No additional paperwork needs to be any time.
go and are well enough to leave. Those who ing facility located on SE Lennard Road. The filled out,” said Wuest. “We just want to en-
can’t leave are sometimes transported to oth- generator was taken sometime between sure that every child has the opportunity The Copas home will be on the western
er facilities out of the path of the storm. Sept. 10 and Sept. 12. to receive nutritional meals as families and end of Tradition Parkway. 
communities rebuild.” 
After Irma’s tropical storm-force winds Air conditioning units, too, were taken

GOLDEN BEAR marked. “Until all inventory ran out.” selves, getting soda and coffee. It was like a to say around $5,000.” So it cost Lisa and
A television news crew meandered in big family.” Alex about $5,000 to give the community
CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 those smiles on post-hurricane morning. He
and decided to do a piece on the Fort Pierce It was a moment of joy to be able to give doesn’t mind that cost. Alex said they could
fee and people walked in,” Alex said. “I saw restaurant that was open and serving hot disrupted neighbors a moment of comfort have easily lost a lot more than that in the
people down on their spirits.” food. “After that, by noon, we were out of ev- in the middle of their chaos. storm, and others probably did.
erything,” Alex said.
In addition to having power at home If you’re still waiting for it, here you go. The couple moved to the Treasure Coast
and work, Lisa and the children were safe Just keep waiting for it. “Everything was on the house,” Alex said. about four years ago to open a restaurant. It
and sound in Chicago. Alex decided fate, Alex managed to pick up a couple of his was on Federal Highway, but moved a few
God or something put him in the right cooks to help make pancakes, sausages and Yep, Alex took people’s smiles as payment months ago.
place at the right time to be of some com- other breakfast fare for the mass of grateful in full.
fort to neighbors. folks. But, none of the servers were available “We’re still finishing this big project,” Alex
and three were trying to feed 2,000. “Before you know it, with Facebook, so- commented.
He let folks get their coffee on the house, “Families got up and volunteered that cial media, there were people all over the
then started cooking. were in the (restaurant) business them- place,” Alex commented. Golden Bear is at 6643 Darter Court, right
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2,000 people in six, seven hours,” Alex re- fore, but … “I want to say, between the
staff, the power, the inventory, the coffee,
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MICRO-TRANSIT Not surprisingly, many of the early mi- EXTREME BIKE & SKATE PARK
cro-transit users nationally are the young. GETS COUNCIL’S GREEN LIGHT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 David Engel, county transportation plan-
ner, said the opening of Keiser University BY DEBBIE CARSON | Staff Writer rector Brad Keen of all the uses planned
So, public-transit planners locally and at 9400 Discovery Way makes Tradition a [email protected] for the property. “Not a lot left over, but
nationally are seeing what they can do to natural place to launch the service locally. it fits.”
capture more of the coveted “choice riders.” Dekle echoed him. On a piece of land currently stock-
piled with storm debris and mounds of While the council wasn’t entirely sold
The free bus rides are not very helpful to There’s a reason for that. Younger people dirt will eventually be an extreme bike on the possibility of fitting a dog park on
folks in St. Lucie West and Tradition. There largely aren’t in a hurry to drive. A recent and skate park. The park could be con- the site, they directed staff to move for-
are 14 bus stops in St. Lucie West, mostly study by the University of Michigan Trans- structed sometime in 2020 or 2021 on ward with securing requests for propos-
along St. Lucie West Boulevard. There’s one portation Research Institute found that na- the northeast corner of Cameo Boule- als and bring back conceptual site plans.
in Tradition. It’s at the Landing at Tradition. tionally only about one in four 16-year-olds vard and Crosstown Parkway near the
That means anyone in St. Lucie West or Tra- are licensed to drive. That’s about half what Florida Turnpike. Mayor Gregory Oravec pushed for the
dition who wants to ride the bus will likely it was in the 1980s. inclusion of a dog park, explaining that
be a little too far from any stops to comfort- The Port St. Lucie City Council, which the residents of St. Lucie West have “been
ably walk to them. It’s not just 16-year-olds who aren’t rac- held a special meeting Monday to discuss begging” for a dog park and the commu-
ing to drive. The study found that only a myriad of parks and recreation matters, nity is underserved as far as recreation is
But, Dekle said the county’s public tran- about 69 percent of youths entering their unanimously agreed the 40-acre Cross- concerned.
sit system, Treasure Coast Connector, is 20s are licensed. In the ’80s, almost 90 per- town property was the best of three pre-
eying St. Lucie West and Tradition to be cent were. sented options. City leaders have been working for sev-
the proving grounds for a new approach to eral years to find a place for a skate park.
public transportation: micro-transit. Public-transit planners are also trying a The other sites included more than 100 The original park located at Whispering
bike-share program in Tradition: Zagster. acres on the west side of Tradition – too Pines shut down in 2011.
“It’s basically going to be a public Uber,” far away for too many residents – and
Dekle said. She later added, “We’re going The FDOT is also now designing the more than 140 acres in Torino – a site There is funding available in the city’s
to start out in Tradition. We anticipate our proposed St. Lucie Jobs Express Terminal already designated for a regional sports five-year capital improvements plan
funding to be available next summer.” Park and Ride Lot close to Tradition. It’ll complex with ball fields and the like. budget starting this coming fiscal year,
be a public-transportation option for folks 2017-18.
Dekle said adding micro-transit – at in Port St. Lucie to ride buses, rather than The Cameo and Crosstown property
or near doorstep, on-demand service in drive, to West Palm Beach. The proposed is large enough to include a BMX track, Once the city hires a planner/designer
smaller vehicles – has increased fixed-route station will be at the intersection of South- a concrete skate park, a rock climbing for the park, staff expects the firm to host
ridership in other places, such as Central west Gatlin Boulevard and Southwest Bres- wall, and – maybe – a dog park. public meetings and workshops to elicit
Florida. It turns out that public-transporta- cia Street. Construction could start as early input from those who would make use of
tion providers have a lot of experience with as 2019. “It fits,” said Parks and Recreation Di- the park. 
micro-transit.
Engel said St. Lucie West and Tradition
They’ve run on-demand paratransit have exactly the demographic of people
services for people with disabilities for de- choosing public transportation as its op-
cades. “People want fast,” Dekle said. “They tions grow. “That’s a high impact area for
want convenient.” micro-transit,” he said. 

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Square. to music, there will be hermit crab and lob-

“This is our third year doing it,” said pro- ster racing.

ducer John Mangan. “It’s a two-day event. And, of course, there’ll be seafood. Sea-

Tons of South Florida vendors.” food galore – crab popper, raw oysters,

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The band’s name is about

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Reckless Shots.” That’s a

blues and rock band. Katherine Santacolma prepares a seafood platter during last year’s Seafood on

“There’s another band the Square festival in Tradition. FILE PHOTO: MITCH KLOORFAIN

– Professor Pennygood’s

An unforgettable Mighty Flea Circus,” Mangan said. That’s a water, “there’ll be assorted food for the land
memorial rockabilly band. lubbers as well,” Mangan said.

takes planning. “We pride ourselves on entertainment,” The event is pet friendly. “A lot of peo-
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IN LOVING MEMORY

JOHN R. CHRISTIAN, 81 of the St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office. Treasure Coast Hospice
St. Lucie West He passionately served his communi- Has Grown to Become
ty through law enforcement for 28-plus
John Roland Christian, 81, of St. Lucie years. He worked in various divisions in- Treasure Health!
West in Port St. Lucie, passed away on cluding the Special Investigations Unit
Sept. 11. He was born on Sept. 23, 1926, and Road Patrol. He also worked along- Treasure Coast Hospice has always treasured life. Now,
to the late Andrew Ernest Christian and side federal, state and local agencies. we’re offering an expanded family of services, including
Margaret Perry Christian in Galesburg, Ill.
Charlie volunteered extensively in palliative care, pediatric care and grief support, to
He was a Navy veteran, serving in the his community. He served with the Fort better meet the needs of our community.
Pacific during WWII aboard submarines Pierce Police Athletic League as a board
S45 and the Blackfin. John graduated member. He also served as a coach, Licensed since 1982.
from Bradley University in 1956 with a board member, vice president and pres-
B.S. degree in engineering. He retired ident of the Port Saint Lucie Athletic As- Treasuring Life | To learn more,
from Illinois Bell Telephone in 1981 after sociation. visit TreasureHealth.org or call 866.999.4550
33 years of service with Western Electric,
Bell Laboratories and AT&T. Charlie also was a board member of
the Boys and Girls Club of Saint Lucie
Survivors include his loving wife of 33 County, where he organized a multitude
years, Carolyn Christian; and sons John of events to benefit and better the com-
R. Christian (Angie) of Mountain Grove, munity.
Mo., Robert I. Christian of Pittsford,
Vt., and Donald A. Christian of Morris- Survivors include his wife of 20 years,
town, N.J.; seven grandchildren and 12 Tonya; his three wonderful children,
great-grandchildren. Sydney, Nicholas and Lyndsey; his moth-
er Ethel; and his siblings, Lori, and Rob-
CHARLES F. SCAVUZZO, 49 ert Quist of Grand Rapids, Mich.
St. Lucie West
Charlie was an amazing husband, fa-
Charles Frank Scavuzzo, 49, of St. Luc- ther, son, brother and friend. He was
ie West in Port St. Lucie died suddenly at respected and admired by many. His
his home on Sept. 15. impact is monumental, and his legacy is
everlasting.
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MY TAKE somewhere else, somewhere terrible where mother keeps it taped to the refrigerator: Follow PSL police on Twitter
people still knew hate based on religion.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 This was a place where people could hate “First they came for the socialists, and In an effort to stay better engaged
me without knowing me. For the first I did not speak out because I was not a
who never came to the United States. At time in my life, I felt fear for being a Jew in socialist. with the public, Port St. Lucie Police
each picture, she would say, “Hitler killed America. I had to wait six decades for that
him.” It was very personal to her. I was to happen. Then they came for the trade unionists, on Friday posted its first Tweet on
named for my great-aunt Sura Rivka, who and I did not speak out-because I was not a
Hitler killed. Were I born today, I’d be Charlottesville was several weeks ago trade unionist. Twitter. Port St. Lucie
Sarah Rebecca. In those days, everyone and you may wonder why I am writing
wanted to be as Americanized as possible, this now. It took me a few weeks to have Then they came for the Jews, and I did not police will be use this
so I was Shelley Ruth. the courage to do so. I usually try to fly speak out because I was not a Jew.
under the radar about religion and politics platform to connect
I tell all of this because I never imagined in the paper, as they’re not my beat. I just Then they came for me - and there was no
that one day, this American kid who won feel that this is important for me to say, to one left to speak for me.” with the public to
a D.A.R. award for an essay contest would remind people that we weren’t always this
see people with swastikas chanting slogans way. I also keep seeing this well-known Let’s not let the haters have the loudest inform them of import-
about Jews. I felt that it must be happening quote from Pastor Martin Niemoller. My voices. Let’s speak up about bigotry and
intolerance whenever we see it. Otherwise, ant messages, police activity, breaking
they win. 
news, and human interest situations.

Please follow the Port St. Lucie

Police Department on Twitter

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Two suspects sought as rash of auto break-ins continues

BY DEBBIE CARSON | Staff Writer BANK ROBBER HITS PNC BRANCH IN TRADITION
[email protected]
Bank robbery suspect. PHOTO COURTESY OF PORT ST. LUCIE POLICE DEPT. The PNC Bank in Tradition was the lower portion of his face.
Despite ongoing pleas to the public to re- robbed recently and the Port St. Luc- According to police, the bank rob-
member to lock their vehicle doors and stow ie Police Department is continuing
away valuables, drivers continue to leave its investigation. ber had his hand in the pocket of his
themselves and their cars vulnerable. Police sweatshirt when he handed a bank
are now searching for a woman believed to The agency was called to the bank, teller a bag and demanded money.
have helped herself to other women’s purses located at 10620 SW Village Parkway,
and committed credit card fraud. shortly before 10 a.m. on Sept. 14. No The teller put an undisclosed
one was harmed during the robbery. amount of money from the cash
One victim left her vehicle unlocked; the drawer into the bag and gave it to the
other victim’s vehicle was locked and the Police have released suspect in- suspect, who then left the bank.
thief smashed the window to get inside and formation based on security camera
grab a purse. footage. Police do not know if he fled the
area on foot or if he had a getaway
Both thefts occurred in the first week of They are looking for a white male car nearby.
August while vehicles were in parking lots. between the ages of 25 and 30 who
The first happened on Aug. 2 at the Home stands approximately 5 feet, 5 inches Anyone with information pertain-
Depot located at 2200 SW Gatlin Blvd. The tall and weighs about 150 pounds. He ing to the suspect is encouraged to call
second happened a few days later, on Aug. 5, was wearing a black hooded sweat- the Port St. Lucie Police Department
at the Chili’s restaurant located at 2050 NW shirt, gray sweatpants, black shoes at 772-871-5001 or Treasure Coast
Courtyard Circle, in St. Lucie West. and a black cloth-like mask covering Crime Stoppers at 1-800-273 TIPS. 

Based on surveillance footage at the ­– DEBBIE CARSON
stores where the thief shopped with the pil-
fered credit and debit cards, authorities have ping spree, she left the stores in a silver, four- airport using the Port St. Lucie victim’s in- The suspect was only described as a fe-
released the following suspect description: a door Toyota Prius. formation. Pembroke Pines Police recovered male with a tan or dark complexion, based
white female in her 30s with medium height the vehicle Sept. 6. on a single surveillance image.
and build and long brown hair. A few days later, the same suspect shat-
tered a vehicle’s window and took the vic- In an unrelated case, the Port St. Lucie Anyone with information regarding the
According to the Port St. Lucie Police De- tim’s purse and wallet. The suspect then Police Department is also searching for a identity of either suspect is encouraged to
partment, the suspect took a purse from a went shopping at a Target in Jensen Beach. second suspect who rented a 2017 white ve- contact Det. Bret Legrega by calling 772-344-
vehicle in the Home Depot parking lot and hicle at the Fort Lauderdale airport using an 4077 or remain anonymous and call Treasure
made fraudulent purchases at Target and Later the same month, the suspect rented Ocala victim’s information. Coast Crime Stoppers at 800-273-8477. 
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Take heart from the benefits of moderate drinking

BY TOM LLOYD | Staff Writer “It is also known that
heavy or excessive
Here’s a little something you won’t alcohol consumption
find in the history books. has many, many
deleterious or
When the 21st amendment repealed negative effects.”
14 years of prohibition in this country
back in 1933, America’s heart health very – DR. DANIEL WUBNEH
likely started getting better.
The Harvard School of Public Health stroke, peripheral vascular disease, PHOTO: DENISE RITCHIE
At least that’s the conclusion WebMD has hopped onto the bandwagon, too, sudden cardiac death and death from
reports in an article from August of this reporting that “more than 100 prospec- all cardiovascular causes. The effect is crease in potentially fatal heart prob-
year that reiterates the known benefits tive studies show an inverse association fairly consistent, corresponding to a 25 lems might sound like a dream come
of alcohol for cardiovascular health. between moderate drinking and risk percent to 40 percent reduction in risk.” true, Wubneh is quick to issue a warn-
of heart attack, ischemic (clot-caused) ing – a stern warning echoed by all the
Some of the biggest names in medi- Yet while a possible 40 percent de- sources named above.
cine – along with local cardiologist Dr.
Daniel Wubneh of the Scully Heart Cen- “It is also known,” says the tall, genial
ter – agree.

“A large study published this month,”
says WebMD, “showed that light to mod-
erate drinkers lowered their chances of
an early death by about 20 percent com-
pared with nondrinkers. Their risk of
dying from heart disease dropped even
more dramatically.”

The Mayo clinic adds that moder-
ate alcohol consumption can “reduce
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heart disease; possibly reduce your risk
of ischemic stroke (when the arteries to
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hol consumption has many, many dele- As Harvard clearly states, “What you
terious or negative effects.” I Diagnose it, I Treat it, & I Control It!
drink doesn’t seem to be nearly as im-
For example, while light or moderate portant as how you drink. Having seven SEE THE DOCTOR
alcohol consumption has been shown drinks on a Saturday night and then not THE FIRST TIME & EVERY TIME!
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Flooring: Ceramic tile, carpet $14.99 sq yd Installed 5$ 29
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Security: manned gate, owner system 12mm Laminate
Additional features: wood plantation shutters, upgraded lights Flooring Installed
and fans, 8’ glass sliders, extra electrical outlet in garage epoxy
garage floor, extra insulation throughout home, undermount Starting at $3.99 sq ft
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Community amenities: basketball, bike and jog path, business Flooring Sq. Ft.

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Listing brokerage: Lang Realty Made in the U.S.A. $329sq. ft. Installed
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TRADITION AND ST. LUCIE WEST REAL ESTATE SALES

TOP SALES OF THE WEEK

Because of the disruption caused by Hurricane Irma, only two single-family residences and lots
closed last week in Port St. Lucie.
The top sale was the house at 10437 SW Visconti Way. First listed in May for $379,900, this
2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1,868-square-foot residence sold for $365,000 on Sept. 15.
The other sale was of the house at 426 SW Monroe Drive. First on the market in August for
$184,900, the 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1,527-square-foot home fetched $180,000 on Sept. 12.

SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCES AND LOTS
ORIGINAL SELLING
PRICE
TOWN ADDRESS LISTED ASKING PRICE SOLD
$365,500
PORT SAINT LUCIE 10437 SW VISCONTI WAY 5/3/2017 $379,900 9/15/2017 $180,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 426 SW MONROE DRIVE 8/14/2017 $184,900 9/12/2017
$245,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE PREVIOUSLY UNREPORTED SALES 8/28/2017 $225,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 8/28/2017 $195,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 9920 SW CHADWICK DRIVE 7/28/2017 $249,900 8/29/2017 $185,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 12030 SW ELSINORE DRIVE 5/1/2017 $234,900 8/31/2017 $172,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 822 NW SORRENTO LANE 6/12/2017 $199,900 8/30/2017 $172,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 1217 NW BENTLEY CIRCLE UNIT A 7/21/2017 $189,900 8/28/2017 $152,500
PORT SAINT LUCIE 313 SW COCONUT KEY WAY 7/5/2017 $173,900 8/31/2017 $139,900
PORT SAINT LUCIE 10798 SW ELSINORE DRIVE 5/2/2017 $200,000 9/1/2017
1262 NW SUN TERRACE CIRCLE UNIT 22A 7/15/2017 $152,500
620 NW SAN REMO CIRCLE 8/7/2017 $139,900

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HERE ARE SOME OF THE TOP RECENT TRADITION AND ST. LUCIE WEST REAL ESTATE SALES

426 SW Monroe Drive, Port Saint Lucie 429 NW Coolwater Court, Port Saint Lucie

Listing Date: 8/14/2017 Listing Date: 8/10/2017
Original Price: 9/12/2017 Original Price: $274,000
Sold: $180,000 Sold: 9/1/2017
Selling Price: $184,900 Selling Price: $274,000
Listing Agent: Jennifer Fleschner Listing Agent: AnnMarie Napolitano

Selling Agent: Real Estate of Florida Jensen Selling Agent: Keller Williams Realty

Anna Chroscicki Sarah Taylor

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505 SW Lake Manatee Way, Port Saint Lucie 11250 SW Wyndham Way, Port Saint Lucie

Listing Date: 4/28/2017 Listing Date: 6/17/2017
Original Price: $270,900 Original Price: $284,900
Sold: 9/1/2017 Sold: 8/30/2017
Selling Price: $268,000 Selling Price: $267,500
Listing Agent: Michelle Agrusa Listing Agent: Cesar Trujillo

Selling Agent: Lang Realty Selling Agent: Keller Williams Realty

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 19 This house is ideal for people who want
to be involved in the community on their
clubhouse is surrounded by a lagoon and own terms. You can stay comfortably in
the pool overlooks it. It really is like a resort your own private space – a beautiful one, at
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COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES $489,900 LAKE FOREST $279,900 ST. LUCIE WEST $259,000 ST.JAMES GOLF CLUB $299,900

BEAUTIFUL POOL HOME WITH 3BR, 3BA, 2CG, COURTYARD BEAUTIFUL HOME IN CENTRALLY GOLF VIEWS & FENCED YARD
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Spacious floor plan on large .47 acre corner lot, bedrooms & tile in main living areas, fenced yard, resurfaced windows and doors, new A/C, spacious kitchen w/granite +
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RX-10364158 1406 SW Osprey Cove pool, tile roof , low HOA fees. top of the line SS appls, large covered screen-in patio Call today!
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Under Contract! $189,000 lanai, solar salt water pool. $334,900 with pool. $229,000
RX-10348729 8438 Belfry Place
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PVGILALAGE $649,900 PVGILALAGE $1,200,000 PVGILALAGE $575,000 PVGILALAGE $479,000

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4BDs,4BAs,2CG Plus Den/Office,Formal 5BDs,5BAs,3CG. Marble Floors Throughout! 4BDs,4.1BAs.Unique Courtyard Home w/Fenced Includes Office/Den,Formal Dining Rm,L-Shaped
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Kitchen w/New Appliances, Granite, Dbl Wall Butler’s Pantry,Gourmet kitchen Adjacent to Formal LvRm Plus Family Rm, Luxury Master w/Rock Waterfalls, Spa, Interior Landscaping.
Oven, Pantry Closet. Large Covered/Screened Lg Family Rm. Luxury Master Suite. Oversized Suite. Guest Cottage w/Bath. Pool,Spa,Outdoor Electronic Hurricane Shutters! WOW views!
Columned Lanai w/Pool and Spa and Golf Views! Screened Lani w/pool/spa. All on 1.6 Acres Kitchen. Circular Drive. Great Curb Appeal!
7904 SaddleBRook dRive 8816 Bally Bunion Road 8836 one Putt Place
8113 kiawah tRace
RX-10322223 RX- 10060084 RX-10265291 RX-10332816

PVGILALAGE $349,000 PVGERAANO $324,000 PVGILALAGE $309,000 PVGILALAGE $264,900

GREAT GOLF COURSE EXPANSIVE WATER VIEWS! BEAUTIFUL CORNER TRANQUIL WATER VIEWS!
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w/Large Screened/Covered Lanai w/built in Spa. Formal Counters,Custom Cabinetry. Lg GrtRm w/Glass and ALL NEW Appliances! Formal DnRm, Large Including Garage! Wood Patterned Floor Tile
Dining,Formal Living Rm Plus Large kitchen w/Bkfst Nook Sliders to Covered/Screened lanai, Crown Great Rm w/Glass Sliders to Covered/Screened Throughout. NEW Washer and Dryer! Glass
Adjacent to Family Rm. Decorative Dbl Glass Entry Doors, Molding, Plantation Shutters, Decorative Impact Lanai. NEW Carpet Throughout, Freshly Painted Sliders in Kitchen and LvRm to Screened/
Pavered Driveway. Close to the Island Club! Glass Front Door, Front Porch!
Exterior. Walk to the Island Club! Covered Lanai with Private Lake View!
8933 FiRSt tee Road 10927 PoSitano way
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4BDs, 4BAs pool & spa home, formal living & dining 3.5BA, 2CG, pool home w/golf course views. Newer SS appls, granite, large pan- 4BR, 3BA, Chef’s dream gourmet kitchen, quartz, SS 2br PLUS den home, kitchen with 42” maple cabinets, SS
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Kay Rodriguez 772-486-2126 Elise Danielian 772-418-2992; Ingrid Hewitt 772-203-7800 Becca Layne 772-224-6994 Moira Feely Rekus 772-626-7812
RX-10322223 $649,900 RX-10365549 Just Listed! $525,000 RX-10308834 $599,000 RX-10365182 New Listing! $359,000

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GORGEOUS, WATERFRONT POOL/SPA HOME on IMMACULATE WATERFRONT HOME  LUXURY RESORT LIVING. Spacious Furnished 2br, SPECTACULAR ‘SEASPRAY’ MODEL WITH POOL
1.4 ACRES 3BR w/en-suite baths, half bath, den, large 3br, 2ba, 2cg on oversized corner lot, beautiful 2ba, direct water views, granite counters, close to beach- upgraded 3br, 2.5ba, w/customs finishes t/o, impact
family room, formal living & dining rooms. upgraded finishes throughout es, marina, resort style amenities, restaurants+ more glass, screened lanai, preserve view
Linda Hart 772-595-2822 Donna Finley 772-985-3830; Damaris Alamo 772-631-7887 Martin Borgia 772-626-9036; Sharon Rudd-Boulanger 772-528-5952 Ryan Reagan 561-308-0807; Tony Reagan 772-333-0025
RX-10362909 $569,000 RX-10325613 $249,900 RX-10353366 $249,000 RX-10353659 $549,000

COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES TRADITION / HERITAGE OAKS PGA VILLAGE PGA VILLAGE

BEAUTIFUL POOL HOME WITH GOLF VIEW.  4BR, FULLY FURNISHED! Immaculate, hardly lived-in 3br, SPECTACULAR FAIRWAY & WATER VIEWS. Pristine ‘Ar- OPEN HOUSE SEPT 24, 1-4pm
3.5BA. Almost 3400 sq/ft under air.Spacious floor plan 2ba, open floor plan, screen lanai with hot tub, (new pump lington’ home, pool & spa, 4BR, 3.5BA, formal living & dining DON’T MISS OUT/POOL HOME, 2BR+Den, 3BA, Fairview Model
on large .47 acre corner lot, 2.5 car garage 2016) manicured landscaping rms, kitchen w/granite, SS appls, wall oven + casual dining Spacious floor plan w/SS appls & walk-in closets in master suite
Elise Danielian 772-418-2992; Isabelle Lendl 772-713-3221 Lucy Clore 772-579-3438 Kay Rodriguez 772-486-2126 Donald and Lisa Baetzold 772-618-0026
RX-10364158 $489,900 RX-10355863 $215,000 RX-10355464 $559,900 7248 MAIDSTONE DR. Just Listed! $339,000

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POOL HOME ON THE 17TH FAIRWAY 4br, 3ba includ- FABULOUS GOLF & WATER VIEW. 3br, 3ba, 3cg, TAKE A LOOK AT THIS TODAY! IMMACULATE HOME - PRESERVE VIEW, 3brs, Florida
ing the cabana bath tile in living areas, SS appls, pool & upgraded w/beautiful finishes throughout, crown molding, 2BR, 2BA PLUS DEN room under air extends living room, crown, new A/C 2016,
spa overlooks the Legacy Golf Course SS appls, gas range, surround sound Enclosed lanai. Privacy setting. accordion storm shutters, rain gutters + much more!
Diane Gault 772-342-7455 Sharon Rudd-Boulanger 772-528-5952; Martin Borgia 772-626-9036 MJ McDuffee 772-485-0333     Joe McDuffee 772-529-5245
RX-10341937 $329,000 RX-10205957 $499,999 RX-10364736 New Listing! $189,000 RX-10343561 $235,000

PGA VILLAGE PGA VILLAGE PGA VILLAGE PGA CASTLE PINES

BEAUTIFUL POOL & LAKEVIEW HOME. LOCATED IN THE HEART OF PGA VILLAGE – GOLF POPULAR MEDINAH FLOORPLAN. Like New, 3BR, TURNKEY TOWNHOME 3BR, 2.5BA, 2cg. Fabulously
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DOWNTOWN STUART Alan Young, 11, aims to be the multi-hula hoop champion during the Family Pig Roast last Sunday at the Fort Pierce Police Athletic AT IRSC
League facility. The roast was a pre-event fundraiser for Michelle Leckenbush’s participation in next month’s Dancing with the PALS.
BY SAMANTHA BAITA | Staff Writer BY SHELLEY KOPPEL | Staff Writer
[email protected]
1 Got anything planned
Sunday afternoon? How We are fortunate in this area to
about a free open-air concert have a college with a vibrant per-
in historic downtown Stuart forming arts program. Under the
to close out this hot, windy, leadership of David Moberg, de-
rainy month with some cool partment chair of the Performing
music: Downtown Stuart’s ev- and Visual Arts Department, In-
ery-last-Sunday Rock ’n River- dian River State College students
walk will feature the West Palm present interesting works that we
band Making Faces from 1 p.m. don’t always see in the area, at
to 4 p.m. This group has creat- prices that are really a gift.
ed their eclectic sound – which
they have dubbed Roggunk – The subscription season opens
by combining and overlapping with the drama “Angel Street” by
rock, reggae and funk. Making Patrick Hamilton Oct. 19-21. You
faces has appeared with such may know it better as “Gaslight,”
pop groups as Bare Naked La- the story of a husband trying to
dies, Soul Aslyum, Ballyhoo, drive his wife mad. That sentence
Stick Figure and others of simi- cries out for a funny line, but the
lar ilk, and have built a growing play is anything but funny. It’s
following for themselves in the a psychological thriller and the
Southeast. Thanks to Irma, the term “to gaslight” has come to
usual stage shade is temporari- mean driving someone insane.
ly gone, so bring hats and sun-
screen and, as the band likes For a complete change of pace,
to say, “Please remain in your the IRSC Company singers, un-
seats with your seat belts fas- der the direction of Dale Rieth,
tened, put your tray in the up- and the Jazz Ensemble, under the
right position,” and get ready leadership of John Southall, pres-
for some Roggunk fun with ent a concert, “Show Me the Mu-
Making Faces.
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Artist’s presidential sketches bring us face to face with history

BY SHELLEY KOPPEL | Staff Writer The sketches of George Washington, above, and other presidents were done by The pictures cover nearly 250 years of history and
[email protected] Martha Purdy, who came to this country from Mexico. PHOTOS COURTESY OF ERICK GILL the project took her more than a year. She had to draw
when she came home from work, and some nights she
Sam Cooke sang that he didn’t know much about was just too tired to pick up her pencils. Each one was
history. Sadly, that’s true of many Americans. For a a challenge and each one was special.
2011 story in Newsweek, 1,000 Americans were given
the citizenship test required to become a U.S. citizen. “Each one is my favorite,” she said. “They’re so
Twenty-nine percent couldn’t name the vice president handsome.”
and 44 percent were unable to define the Bill of Rights.
There is no reason to think things have improved While some may disagree about that last point, no
since then. one can disagree with her goal. She hopes people will
see the drawings and want to learn more about a par-
Martha Purdy of Fort Pierce is trying to change a ticular president. Seeing Millard Fillmore or Franklin
small piece of that through art. Purdy is a native of Pierce could spark an interest in presidents in general
Mexico who came to the United States 18 years ago. and in why some are remembered, while others are in
She works as a housekeeper in Fort Pierce and is study- the dustbin of history.
ing for the citizenship exam. She also loves to draw.
Purdy came up with a project of doing drawings of all Purdy is not sure what her next project will be. She
45 presidents. Her sketches are taken from books and has told some people it may be painting animals and
other media and will be on display at the Kilmer Li- flowers on glass surfaces, but she hasn’t made a final
brary’s ArtSpace through Sept. 30 The Kilmer Branch decision. Each of her projects takes time to plan.
Library was formerly known as the Fort Pierce Branch
Library. Purdy hopes that people will come to the library to
see the pictures and get interested in the history of
Purdy chose this project for several reasons. this country. Sometimes we take it for granted. Mar-
“You know, this country gave me a lot of good things tha Purdy, studying to become an American, does not.
and a lot of people don’t know about our history,” she
said. “A lot of people know a little but they don’t know The Susan Broom Kilmer Branch Library, formerly
how they look.” the Fort Pierce Branch) is located at 101 Melody Lane,
Purdy found pictures of all the presidents and Fort Pierce. It is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9
sketched each one in pencil. She took them over to the a.m.- 8 p.m., Wednesdays from 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. and
library when the project was done. She was thrilled Saturdays from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Residents interested in
when her pictures were chosen for display. displaying their artwork should contact Shelia Small at
“That was a complete dream right there,” she said. 772-462-2199. Work is displayed for enjoyment and is
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BY SHELLEY KOPPEL | Staff Writer thing,” he said. “I don’t think he intend-
[email protected] ed that. It’s more about treating people Featuring
with respect. The way Torvald treats Nora
“A Doll’s House,” by Norwegian play- is not the way anyone should treat any- Joyce Milligan
wright Henrik Ibsen, was first present- one. It’s more about the people-to-peo- and the JIM V TRIO
ed in 1879. It was highly controversial ple relationship. The young man playing ONE NIGHT ONLY!
because it dealt with a married woman, Torvald, John Stallings, has a gentle side. Saturday, Sept. 30, 8pm
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own identity and place in the world in a happens to the gentleness when someone Tickets $15
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Bailey Hopkins.
The story is so intriguing that a new
play, “A Doll’s House, Part 2,” written by Moberg said that the play is timely, even
Lucas Hnath, is on Broadway now. It pur- though it was written in the 19th century.
ports to follow the Helmers 15 years after
the original. “I read through it the other day,” he
said. “I had forgotten how wonderful it is.
For David Moberg, head of Indian River The recent translation takes away some
State College’s performing and visual arts of the archaic, Victorian language and
department, the play is a labor of love. makes it accessible to us.”

“I’ve wanted to do this show,” he said. “It Moberg has chosen to present the show
was one of the first shows I did in college. in the more intimate Wynne Black Box
I was Torvald. It’s a show near and dear Theatre as a way of bringing it closer to
to my heart. I was just waiting. I’ve done the audience.
‘Ghosts’ and ‘Hedda Gabler.’ I thought,
‘It’s time.’ I had a student coming back He hopes the audience will be drawn
who was interested in doing Nora, Emily in to the characters and the situations as
Norcia. She graduated from the Univer- they unfold right before them.
sity pf Florida. If you’ve got a great Nora,
you’ve got a great show.” “A Doll’s House” by Henrik Ibsen will
be presented by students at IRSC’s Wynne
I asked Moberg if he considered “A Black Box Theatre, 3209 Virginia Ave., Fort
Doll’s House” to be about feminism. Pierce, Oct. 5-7. Tickets are $15 or $10 for
subscription holders. Call 1-800-220-9915
“At different points in its dramatic his- from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Friday. 
tory, people have picked it up as a feminist

David Moberg, director of the Indian River State College production of “A Doll’s House,” rehearses a scene with Emily

Norcia and Celeste Miranda. PHOTO COURTESY OF REBECCA SHEARER/IRSC

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sic!” This event, Nov. 2-4, celebrates jazz, presented at the Wynne Black Box Theatre PHOTO COURTESY OF INDIAN RIVER STATE COLLEGE 2 Who doesn’t respond to the sul-
pop and Broadway. Oct. 5-7. This is the kind of programming try sensual lure of Spanish guitar?
we don’t get to see very often and it is an 25-27. It’s Neil Simon and a mid-life crisis. Next Thursday, you can enjoy roman-
John Southall returns Nov. 9-11 with ambitious undertaking. Need I say more? tic classical Spanish Guitar melodies
the IRSC Symphonic Band and members by Palm Beach State College faculty
of the Port St. Lucie Community Band in a Children and families will love “The Student choreographers will present member Juan Pena during the Hispanic
tribute to the Armed Forces. Tiger Who Came to Tea,” by Judith Kerr, their final projects April 12-13. Come see Heritage Month celebration at the Hoke
with music by David Wood. Fun and may- the dancers of the future. Tickets are $5. Library in Jensen Beach. Concert time is
The IRSC Dance Ensemble, in its 15th hem will ensue when a giant tiger rings the 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
year, will present a program Jan. 11-13 fea- doorbell. It will be presented Dec. 2 and In a tradition going back several years,
turing alumni and current students in a Dec. 9, and tickets are $5. the Salute to the Choral Masterworks Se- 3 The three-time Grammy-win-
program of ballet, modern, jazz and musi- ries presents choruses from Haydn’s “The ning, multi-platinum Zac Brown
cal theater. A Holiday Music Concert will be pre- Creation” and “The Seasons,” under the Band takes the stage at the Perfect
sented Dec. 8 as part of the McAlpin Music direction of Rieth. The concert is April 22. Vodka Amphitheatre this Friday and
There’s always a big musical, and this Series. Under the direction of Rieth, the Saturday. Yes, these are the guys whose
year is no exception. Elton John’s and Tim vocal music program will present season- The IRSC McAlpin Fine Arts Center and 2016 “Black Out the Sun” tour broke
Rice’s blockbuster “Aida” takes the stage al selections. Wynne Black Box Theatre are located at
Feb. 15-18. The blend of the ancient story 3209 Virginia Ave., Fort Pierce. Season tick- attendance records at Camden’s BB&T
and Elton’s music made this a Broadway Neil Simon’s “Last of the Red Hot Lov- ets and individual ticket are on sale now. Pavilion and Boston’s Fenway Park (and
sensation. ers” will be presented at the Black Box Jan. Call 772-462-4750. The box office is open their tours are still selling out); and for
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This season’s comedy is a Michael Park- be a good one. 
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Bonz meets Pearl, who’s blind, deaf … and all heart

Hi Dog Buddies! “Good seein’ you, Bonz!” said Finn. “Like Great Danes with unusu- Pearl.
we discussed, I’ll be your woof-terpreter. al coloring SO MUCH
I had great new experience this week Pearl’s official name is Helen Pearl Keller, that they do something PHOTO: GORDON RADFORD
when I interviewed Pearl Roberts, a 2-year- an Mom an Dad call me Annie Sullivan. Do they should Never Do.
old Great Dane. Pearl lives with her human you know the story of those two humans?” They breed two pooches open all the doors, too, could even reach
Mom and Dad, Linda and Ron, and her big with the same Merle col- the garage door button to let herself out,
brother Finnegan, a Harlequin Great Dane I nodded. oring and patterns.’” so Mom an Dad hadda go High Tech. Mom
(an one of my pooch buddies). “Ever since Pearl first joined our famly (I says Pearl’s like a pack of toddlers. She
was around 5 and she was only 15 months), “Why’s that bad?” I climbs up on the dining room table in case
Pearl is super pretty, tall and long-leg- we’ve had a special relationship. I showed wondered. there’s something yum on it. She ’special-
gedy, bein’ a Great Dane an all. She’s almost her around right away, an it didn’t take her ly likes milk. An coffee. An butter. An she
totally white, just a few small black patches long to map out the house, usin’ Careful “She says it’s cuz a can be pretty sneaky. One time Mom was
on her caboose, and one black eyebrow; an Paws an a lotta Nose. After a while, I don’t buncha of puppies in lookin’ everywhere for this bran new bag of
pink skin, including her sniffer (which is all know ’zackly how it happened, but it just the litter are always deaf bagels. Finally she found it. Turns out, Pearl
pink ’cept for three black polka dots). She did, we could communicate! And she has an blind an …” had a Secret Stash, in case she wanted a lid-
looks kinda magical, ackshully. no idea she’s what humans call ‘handy- dle snack.
capped.’ She knows she can always count Finn pawsed.
Her Mom met me an my assistant at on me cuz I make her feel seCURE, an she’s Pearl gave him a lid- “Mom teaches her stuff, sit an lie down an
the door, with Pearl right behind and Finn the best little sis a pooch could ask for.” dle slurp on the nose, an stay, by touch. It’s amazin’! It was sorta hard
waiting in back. If I didn’t already know (cuz We were all three sittin’ right together, an he continued, real seri- at first so Mom watched that Helen Keller
Finn had told me), I wudda never realized Pearl was real interested in my notebook: ous. “She says the bad movie about a zillion times an learned a lot
that Pearl is Totally Deaf and Blind. Has every so offen she’d friffle it with her paw or humans sell the pret- about patience an per-suh-VEER-ence. An
been since birth. Finn said soft little grow- sniffer, and lick the pages. ty-colored puppies for love. We have The Best family EVER! Oh, an
ly things and did nosebumps and paw pats “Could you tell her I’d like to know how lotsa money an … an,” Pearl wants you to see this.”
with Pearl, then Pearl came over, sniffed she found you guys,” I asked Finn. he shook his head. “An
me an my assistant and gave us some nose All during the innerview, we’d stop for the blind and deaf pup- It was the pink heart-shaped ID tag on
bumps, a coupla slurps, an more soft little nosebumps, growly stuff and paw pats. pies get Put To Sleep, her collar. It said, “I am deaf and blind. I feel
growly things. She moved very daintily and Pearl gave me a frenly nosebump, an Finn unless nice humans find with my heart.”
sniff-sniff-sniffed constantly. began. “Pearl says, ‘I’m happy to tell you my out an rescue ’em.”
story. It began in Texas. Believe it or not, Mr. I was speechless. Ev- Heading home, I was feeling a lotta stuff
Bonzo, there are some humans who want ery dog knows about with my heart, too.
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she accidentally steps on the tile. She can

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Super Heroes come in all shapes and Friends in Pink Luncheon Committee members, from left: Singer Mia Battilini, Denise Joseph Zollicoffer, Madeline Guests will be treated to a wonderful
sizes. They don’t all wear capes or fly Herrmann, Mary Estelle Hamden, Karen Miret, Caron Flaherty and Vivien Coniglio. lunch menu created by PGA Culinary
through the air. Not all of them can leap Chef Josh Cobbs and a pink champagne
a building in a single bound or stop a bul- for a day of celebration, filled with joy cia, DO, who will talk about Nutrigenom- toast by local breast cancer survivor Pat
let with the palm of their hand. In fact, and appreciation and, of course, hope. ics and oxidated stress at the cellular lev- Alley. A selfie photo booth will be avail-
some Super Heroes don’t even know they The main speaker will be Dr. Gene DeLu- el, and how it is relative to disease. able for souvenirs. A silent auction with
are one. These Super Heroes include sur- a wide variety of items including baskets,
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Young adults challenged to ‘Escape the Library’ ... and zombies likecrazywiththeteenswesee.”
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BY PATRICK McCALLISTER | Correspondent their pictures taken with signs proclaiming worth buying. “I loved the series,” she said.

The Port St. Lucie Branch Library will their successes, or failures if they want. The library has heavily promoted the More about the St. Lucie County Library

lock up youths with zombies on Saturday, Team members will be able to post them on event. “This is our first program like this,” System is at the county’s website, www.stluc-

Sept. 30. social media if they choose. The team that Van Camp said. “We have been talking it up ieco.gov. 

“One of the goals when I came in was to solves the puzzles and escapes the fastest Summer First course:
launch more young adult programming,” wins … wins … well, the team will win the
Alicia Bell, program specialist, said. “This satisfaction of a job well done. “It is more Prix-Fixe Choice of: Soup of the day,
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The library has long had numerous chil- Of course, part of the idea behind the Every day starting at 2 pm. Must be ENTREES (choose one):
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Club. Bell said it’s expanding to offer events book series is available at the Port St. Lucie seated by 6:00pm Menu not available Rigatoni a La Cremini, Shitake, and chicken, sautéed in
to youths and later adults. Branch Library. on Holidays or Specials Events Vodka Portobello mushrooms, a sweet Marsala and
with Asiago cheese and mushroom sauce
From 12:30 to 4:30 p.m., the branch will “We’ve had it checked out several times WEDNESDAY Rigatoni tossed with white truffle oil
host “Escape the Library,” a puzzle-solving since the fliers went out,” Bell said. Sept. 20TH prosciutto, peas, and Salmon Piccata
program set to the young adult dystopian mushrooms, finished in Chicken
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ACROSS in an omelet, renderings Superman into the The Washington Post
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tailor might spend? the Daily Planet? comes to a door? 99 Beggar boy in a TV
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WHEN DUMMY’S SUIT LOOKS THREATENING NORTH
98742
George Eliot, a 19th-century English novelist whose real name was Mary Ann Evans, WEST A J 10 6 EAST
wrote, “Life is measured by the rapidity of change, the succession of influences that KQJ 10 5 3 10 3
modify the being.” 5 4 72
K74 Q9862
In bridge, if you have to change suits, do it rapidly. In today’s deal, South is in five hearts. Q 10 9 5 3 2 SOUTH KJ86
West leads the spade king. South wins with his ace, draws trumps in two rounds (West A65
discarding a low club), and returns a spade. After East completes a high-low with his KQ9843
doubleton, what should West do? AJ
A7
In the bidding, North’s jump to three hearts was pre-emptive. With game-invitational
values (or more), he would have cue-bid three clubs. East’s raise to four clubs was Dealer: South; Vulnerable: North-South
brave (especially given that he had no singleton or void), but the vulnerability was in his
favor. Then, when South bid game, West sacrificed in five clubs. Since South did not The Bidding:
have a short suit, probably he should have doubled. If South had obtained a diamond
ruff (which would have been a tough assignment), the contract would have gone down SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST OPENING
three. 1 Hearts 2 Clubs 3 Hearts 4 Clubs
4 Hearts 5 Clubs Pass Pass LEAD:
At trick five, West was not sure what to do. If East had the club ace, leading that suit 5 Hearts Pass Pass Pass K Spades
would have likely resulted in down two. Here, though, it would have cost the contract.
Instead, West shifted to a diamond, which gave the defenders two spades and one
diamond. But if it turned out that South had the ace-queen of diamonds, when West got
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SOME STRAIGHT TALK ABOUT HITTING THE CURVE Kevin’s
Kures
One of the most enjoyable things that you Fairwinds back up to speed backspin. Please remember your arms and
can obtain in golf is the ability to curve your shoulders control swing path, and the back Kevin Perkins is a PGA Master Profession-
golf shot on demand. The curving shot can If you are looking to unwind after a of your lead hand controls clubface position. al. He operates his Golf Academy at The Ever-
be used in multiple scenarios to including rough week, Fairwinds Golf Course in green Club, has hosted and produced his own
tee shots on dogleg holes, approach shots to Fort Pierce is back to normal oper- 2. Slicing Shot. You must impart coun- television and radio shows, and has authored
tucked pin locations, and to extricate your- ation after Hurricane Irma. The Jim terclockwise spin. Do this by aligning your the golf instructional book “Golf Everyone,”
self from the trees. Fazio-designed course did lose power bodylines left, and swinging your arms and published by Hunter Textbooks. Perkins may
and was drenched with water earlier shoulders on your bodyline, and then hold be reached at 561-301-3783. Email: dkper-
Aerodynamically, for a ball to not curve in the week; but the power is back and off your forearm rotation, which will keep [email protected] or visit his website at www.
and fly straight, it must be spinning verti- the greens are looking good. To make the clubface facing more left than your kevinperkinsgolfacademy.com. 
cally backwards. Technically, we call that a reservation visit www.fairwindsgolf. clubhead path, causing the clockwise spin.
having a vertical spin axis. com or call 772-462-4653.  Again, the face must be open to the leftward
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When a ball slices, its spin axis is not ver- ­– CONTRIBUTED
tical, but more similar to a forward slash (/) 3. Hooking Shot. Aim your bodylines
– more simply stated, the spin is clockwise. path be moving down your target line and to the right and then swing your arm and
On a hook, the spin axis is more like a back your clubface at right angles to the path shoulders down your aim line. Rotate your
slash (\), or spinning counterclockwise. Here of your clubface. This perpendicular rela- forearms through impact, which will turn
are the “Kures” to first hit the straight shot, tionship – of clubface at right angle to the the back of your left hand and close the
and then how to slice and hook your shots: clubhead path – is what causes the vertical clubface left of where your clubhead path is.
This will impart counterclockwise spin and
1. Straight Shot. Aim your clubface and curve the ball from right to left.
bodylines at your target. Have your swing

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