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INSIGHT GAMES & CO.

ACROSS 85 The end 15 Afflict Covenant”
86 Lady with a habit 16 An ex-Supreme 86 Zero possibility
1 Carriers of 87 Like the letter Y 17 Marching band 88 Artist’s place
strongboxes 89 Dropcloth? 91 Spasm
90 Call it quits VIP 92 Part: abbr.
13 Big shot 92 California county 18 Wipe out 95 Which way the
17 Like a belle: abbr. 93 Antonym of “live” 19 Cohered
20 Tavern 94 Stretchy 24 Loaded wind is blowing:
21 36 Down plus 7 96 Law-man Melvin 30 Lady flyer, for abbr.
97 Portrayer of 96 Act like a mule
Down short 98 Card game
22 Miss Peach kid frontiersman 33 Italian wine city 101 Display
23 Visitors of a sort Davy 35 Singer Janis 103 “___ shall reign
25 Big thing that 99 West Side Story 36 Simon and forever and ever”
gang 105 Unoriginal ones
blows over 100 Teddy’s cry Garfunkel, 106 Britain, for one
26 Card game 102 Grandson of for example 107 Slip past
27 Amonasro’s Genghis 39 Detroit dud 109 Bruce Lee hit?
104 Attention 41 Silk headgear 112 Say bluntly
daughter 108 A great empire 43 What’s left, on the 114 Ginsberg poem
28 List of charges?: 110 Ex-coach Left Bank 117 Get it wrong
Parseghian 44 He holds 118 He was George’s
abbr. 111 Mountain lake everything up No. 2 man
29 Saab owner, 113 Dixie Cups hit, 45 Do shoes 119 Asian holiday
“___ of Love” 46 “___ Song of
maybe 115 Washington type Sixpence” The Washington Post
31 Loyalist 116 Noted 48 Architectural
32 What beachgoers transcendentalist projection WORDPOOL By Merl Reagle
120 Drink with a 49 Creaky
catch rarebit 52 Crossing in Berlin
34 Beat 121 A whale of a author Fletcher
37 Lucky Jim author movie? 53 Like some air
38 Uniform meal? 122 Soap fresheners
40 Actress Feldshuh 123 Certain mil. base 55 Choir staple
42 Come up for air 124 Mice, to hawks 58 The Seven-Year
44 Syrian president 125 After-the-fact Itch guy
47 Clavell opus comment 59 Hard-to-balance
49 Siouan item?
50 Van Eyck or DOWN 61 Brazil, for one
1 Confection 63 “Was I right?”
Vermeer 2 Mexican city 66 The Kennedys,
51 Sensitive e.g.
53 Layer (or CPA firm?) 68 Big name in
54 Robert Louis 3 Rose essence coffee
4 Questionable makers
Stevenson et al. 70 Fastener
56 Street tree redistricting 71 Mad
57 A main artery 5 Q.E.D. word 72 Did certain office
59 Bingo call 6 Cops, at times work
60 L.A. resident 7 Poker player’s 74 Yahoo
62 East of Eden 76 Certain Italian,
request to Italians
brother 8 Find ___ hair 78 HST and DDE,
63 One seeking 9 Ari’s daughter e.g.
10 Did some 79 1995 earthquake
legal redress site
64 Burn quickly over gardening 80 Germinal author
11 Where Duarte 81 Combats anew
a very hot flame 82 Prize
65 Group ruled 83 Organization
67 “... been sleeping 12 In position whose
13 Commotion name means
in ___” 14 Shameful “Sons of the
69 “No kidding?”
73 Skeptic’s retort imitation
75 Daily Planet

staffer
77 Merchant ship’s

certificate
79 Corn bit
82 U.S. wine
84 Nab illegally

The Telegraph

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INSIGHT BACK PAGE

Speaking up about the silent treatment: It’s abuse

BY CAROLYN HAX tional abusers, who rely on tactics like this to gaslight
Washington Post their intimate partners.

Dear Carolyn, The silent treatment is torture for people on the
receiving end. It is abuse. I will not condone it, ex-
I wanted to chime in on your oft- cuse it, soften my stance on it.

repeated statement that the silent For people with the emotional tendencies – or scars
– that make it too daunting to talk things out right
treatment is emotional abuse. away, there is always the option of preparation. “Just
letting you know, when I’m upset, I need time before
Sometimes people are silent be- I can talk about it.” Develop a code word even, a hand
signal, anything that lets people know a silence is to
cause they are too upset to talk restore you, not punish everyone else.

about it, and know trying will only Dear Carolyn,
I teach children’s swim lessons. I look up from teach-
make things worse. Sometimes, an emotional reaction ing to see ALL parents glued to their phones. I truly
have not seen as widespread an addiction as this.
can take a while to settle down. Some people have huge Some of the parents take video of me in the water
with their child. No one has ever asked my permission
emotions accompanied by visceral reactions that make to do so.
I am a larger lady. I am totally confident getting in
rational communication difficult if not impossible. the water and teaching. I simply do not wish to end
up on a social media in my swimsuit. Thoughts on
Some people have histories that make tangential situa- how to approach this new invasion of privacy?
– No City or Name
tions feel much bigger to them than they seem to others,
Dear ‘No City or Name’:
and need time to wind down. Some people severely filter You’re in charge. “Please no video without my
permission.” No apologies.
stories in order to make themselves appear the put-upon And don’t forget: Some people “glued to their
phones” are working or reading, arguably liberated
hero being punished by an emotionally abusive freak. by what you see as a chain. 

Seeing as how you have never once had the other People who “have huge emotions accompanied by
visceral reactions” can prepare loved ones before any
person’s point of view as to why they have chosen to conflict arises, laying a foundation for silences that
won’t leave others dangling and waiting to be let out
go silent, I cannot fathom why you keep stating this of emotional jail.

tidbit as if it were a fact. I hope you will stop. People who “have histories that make tangential
situations feel much bigger” can do the same – and
– Anonymous seek therapy to help them develop healthier reac-
tions, for their own sakes as much as for others’.
Dear 'Anonymous':
I won’t. Each mitigating circumstance you cite – When some people “severely filter stories” to cast
usefully, thank you – still allows a better alterna- themselves as the heroes, yes, they do undermine the
tive than silence without explanation or recourse, work of third-party advisers like me. Which is why my
which is how I’ve defined the silent treatment. column so often discusses the warning signs of emo-
People who are too upset can say, “I’m too upset to
talk about this. I need an hour/day/week to process it.”

An aquatic Lamborghini with retractable headlights

BY EDIE WIDDER, PH.D., OCEAN RESEARCH & CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION (ORCA), PHOTOS: EDIE WIDDER

Like a deep-sea Lamborghini, the loosejaw fish ral control, in order to mask the reflective surface allows it to open wide in order to swallow very
has retractable headlights that it can roll down that might inadvertently reveal its presence, the large prey. The white band connected to the front
out of sight. Just like the headlights on a car these fish hides its lights when they aren’t in use. In this of the jaw is a ligament that holds the bottom of
bioluminescent headlights, which the fish uses sequence the organ is wide open in the photo on the mouth and the red frills are the gills. This is a
to attract a mate or to locate prey, are highly re- the left, half closed in the center photo and fully relatively common deep sea fish that can be found
flective in order to better direct the light outward. retracted in the photo on the right. The bizarre jaw at depths between 3,000 and 10,000 feet in waters
Although the fish can extinguish its light by neu- structure, which gives this fish its common name around Florida as well as around the world.

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And the gold medal for best dressed goes to...

1. United States by Ralph Lauren
2. Australia by Sportscraft

3. Cuba by Christian Louboutin
4. Great Britain by

Stella McCartney/Adidas
5. Canada by DSquared2

6. Sweden by H&M
1. 7. France by Lacoste

3. 4.

1.
2.

5.
6. 7.

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The most stylish sporting moments in Olympic history

The Telegraph 1. 2. 3. 6.

Yes, yes the Olympics is mostly 4. 5.
about incredible sporting endeavors, 7.
feats of human skill and endurance,
and the culmination of years of prep-
aration.

BUT, plenty of athletes and their
supporters also manage to pull off
some super stylish looks while they’re
competing. So as Rio 2016 kicks in,
we celebrate some of the most stylish
Olympic moments of all time …

1. Virginie Heriot, an Olympic cham-
pion yachtswoman at the 1928 Amster-
dam games. Nice sandals, Virginie!

2. In 1976, Nadia Comaneci be-
came the first gymnast to score a per-
fect 10. We are also awarding her full
marks for the white flared tracksuit.

3. Diver April Adams sported a
graffiti squiggle swimsuit at the Bar-
celona Olympics in 1992.

4. Mildred Didrickson wears a de-

8.

9. 10.

lightful cardigan as she competes
in the javelin at the 1932 Olympic
games in L.A.

5. West Germany’s Heide Rosend- 6. Swedish soccer player Malin
ahl, Great Britain’s Mary Peters and Moström wore her hair in pigtails for
East Germany’s Burglinde Pollak cele- a match against Germany at the Ath-
brate their medals in the Modern Pen- ens Olympics in 2004.
tathlon at the Munich 1972 Olympics
– in coordinating tracksuits, of course.

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15.

17.
16.

18. Gillian Sheen won Gold in
the fencing at the 1956 Olympics
in Melbourne. Sixty years on, her
button-up shirt and culouttes
combination is on-point.

16. American Aly Raisman was 19. In 1964, Team USA’s Lena
blingtastic in red and rhinestones DuPont became the first woman to
at the 2012 Olympics – and won compete for her country in Eventing.
gold to go with her crystals. Here she is before the Tokyo Olym-
pics in a brilliant black polo neck.

19. 17. Sanya Richards-Ross might 20. Irish swimmer Michelle Smith
have been competing for a medal showed she had mastered ’90s styling
in the 400 meters at London 2012, with her shell tracksuit jacket, white
but she didn’t forget the important socks and sneakers when meeting Pres-
things – like her Chanel earrings. ident Bill Clinton in Atlanta in 1996. 

20.

7. Princess Anne competed at the csoaospsyer
1972 Olympics on her horse Good-
will, wearing a chic navy blazer and
velvet riding hat.

8. Long jumper Sheila Sherwood 12. In 1900, Charlotte Cooper be-
kisses her husband John Sherwood at came the first ever women’s Olympic
the 1968 Olympic games after winning tennis champion. Simultaneously,
her silver medal. We love their his-and- she portrayed winning ways with a
hers tracksuits and Adidas Gazelles. puff-sleeved blouse and tie.

9. Equestrian Lucinda Green was 13. When Brooke Shields watched
chosen as team Great Britain’s flag- Andre Agassi at the Atlanta 1996
bearer at the games in Los Angeles in Olympics, a stars and stripes shirt
1984. Where can we get her pink blazer? was the natural choice of outfit.

10. Australian runner Cathy Free- 14. At the 1972 Olympics, 15-year-
man caused controversy at Sydney old Australian swimmer Shane Gold
2000 games in her aerodynamic suit. wore a fun floral swimsuit to take to
the pool and win multiple medals.
11. Mexican hurdler Enriqueta
Basilio became the first woman to 15. At the Seoul Olympics in 1988,
light the Olympic cauldron at the American sprinter Florence Griffith-
1968 games in Mexico City. And how Joyner sported a super chic hooded
chic is her all-white ensemble? leotard. No wonder she won gold.

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DINING REVIEW

Citrus Grillhouse: Tantalizing tastes of summer

Roasted baby beets Arugula and fresh Chilled sweet pea soup
atop goat cheese. mozzarella salad. with parmesan flan.

BY TINA RONDEAU appetizers and entrées he has been of- made with vanilla and fig. esting take on a classic “Greek” salad.
Columnist fering as specials this summer. Our fourth course was a chilled Zorba would have approved.

In the past couple of years, tasting We decided on this visit not to do a sweet pea soup that surrounded an Finally, we made it to dessert. The
menus have become the fine-dining wine pairing (he’s more than happy to island of parmesan flan. Again, very two offerings were a butterscotch pot
rage in a number of major cities. help with that as well); so with some light and refreshing. de creme, with salted caramel and
advice from our server, we ordered a sweet Chantilly, and a lemon pound
These prix fixe menus, which often couple of glasses of chardonnay, and This was followed by a pasta course cake with vanilla-lemon syrup, blue-
include course-by-course wine pair- sat back to await the start. – fresh strands of tagliolini prepared berry compote, lemon cream and more
ings, give talented chefs an opportuni- with a bit of tomato and tomato butter, of those marcona almonds.
ty to demonstrate their creativity, and The first dish we were offered was surrounded by a light tomato sauce, ac-
to personalize the dining experience one of Citrus’ most popular summer companied by a couple of rock shrimp, A sensational end to a sensational
by putting together dishes they are appetizers – a crab wrap. This finger- and drizzled with a Calabrian chili oil meal.
passionate about. food consisted of a piece of hydroponic that gave it a little kick. A great Italian
bibb lettuce wrapped around a lump of summer pasta dish. “At the end of the day, what we do is
focus on buying the best ingredients

Tagliolini with Porcini dusted tuna Pan-roasted lion fish.
rock shrimp. atop truffled risotto.

They also give foodies an opportu- colossal crab mixed with mango, red At this point, we moved on to sea- that we can and let the food speak for
nity to sample in one evening a number onion and a lemon-jalapeno aioli. A re- food. My husband had porcini-dust- itself,” Varricchio said.
of small portions of expertly created freshing and absolutely delicious start ed loin of tuna, a beautiful piece of
tastes. to our evening. rare tuna served atop truffled risotto Well, the food at the Citrus Grill-
surrounded by a truffle-soy emul- house speaks loud and clear: Come and
Vero Beach restaurants have been Next up we shared wedges of roasted sion. I had the pan-roasted lion fish, enjoy a few of these wonderful dishes.
slow to embrace this trend, but one lo- baby beets atop a dollop of herbed goat a fish Varricchio introduced to Vero, Or better yet, ask for a tasting menu.
cal chef always ready to put together a cheese, topped with marcona almond served over lemon capellini and
tasting menu for a special occasion is and drizzled with a herbed red wine topped by a baby heirloom tomato I welcome your comments, and en-
Scott Varricchio, owner and executive vinaigrette. My husband particularly with a lemon-thyme vinaigrette. I courage you to send feedback to me at
chef of the Citrus Grillhouse overlook- liked these. love that fish. [email protected].
ing the sea at Humiston Park.
Following those tasty “one-biters,” For a meat course, we went Greek The reviewer dines anonymously
So a couple of weeks ago, instead of we split a beautiful arugula and fresh with spicy grilled lamb, topped by sun- at restaurants at the expense of Vero
trying only a couple of the new menu mozzarella salad, surrounded by dried tomato and feta vinaigrette, and Beach 32963. 
items at Citrus, I asked Varricchio to wedges of Georgia peach, and topped accompanied by the chef’s very inter-
serve us a small-plate sampling of the with marcona almonds and a balsamic Citrus Grillhouse

Hours:
Daily from 5 pm.
Also open for lunch

Spicy grilled lamb Lemon pound cake with Butterscotch Adult Beverages: Full bar
with Greek salad. blueberry compote. pot de creme. Address:

1050 Easter Lily Lane
Phone: 772-234-4114

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WINE COLUMN

For grill thrills, try these beefy reds at your next BBQ

BY SUSY ATKINS Spanish graciano, its gutsy tannins, character. Perfect for charred red meat. to beguile the nose. It’s sweetly ripe
The Telegrapht liquorice and oaky sheen a robust with damsons and plums – smokin’
match for lamb. Domaine Bunan 2011, Bandol, steak wine.
There’s a trio of mainstream red France. Rich southern French blend,
wines that I consider classics with America’s finer versions of merlot, mainly made with mourvèdre and gr- Peirano Estate Six Clones Merlot
charred or barbecued meat. First, plumped up with juicy red berries with enache. Brilliant and intense in color 2014, Lodi, U.S. Chunky, big-hearted
malbec, all juicy black cherries, best a mocha hint are bang on with, well, with deep ruby and purple high- West Coast merlot with a long, juicy,
with smoky steaks; second, the sturdy, bangers. lights, the wine’s delicate bouquet compote of red berries. This ripe
structured cabernet sauvignon, perfect of violet flowers, mint and Morello and toasty red brims with aromas of
with chargrilled lamb; and third, shi- Never overlook the hearty reds of cherries comes almost as a surprise black. 
raz/syrah, its peppery twist a winner southern France – Fitou, Cahors, Ban-
with spicy meats. dol and so on – for their strapping,
spicy character with peppery, gar-
But what about more unusual licky, thyme-strewn barbecued beef.
wines? We don’t have to play safe.
Indeed, quite the reverse, as the rich Trade up, if possible, to reds that
flavors of sweet and charred, herby cost a little more for your chargrilled
and marinated meats marry won- meats. We don’t serve the cheapest
derfully well with less conventional, wines with roasts, after all, and nor
wilder reds. should we when we blaze away at

Be sure, though, that it’s a full-bod- Three to trysteaksandBBQs.
ied, ripe, generously fruity red for bar-
becued meats: They were never meant Graciano 2014, La Mancha, Spain.
to be washed down with delicate, A gutsy, good-value Spaniard from
chilled, pallid wines. Clearly there is a the hot interior of the country, with
lot of foodie flavor (and, let’s be honest, twists of pepper and black liquorice. If
fat) to cut through. you love Rioja this is a MUST try, with
mouthwateringly ripe fruit and bags of
But there are some great options
to crack into while the coals turn
white-hot:

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CALENDAR

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the Riverside Theatre Waxlax Stage, with free lunch. 772-778-5880
Vero Beach Museum of Art – Out of this music at Live on the Loop outdoor stage. $16 - 17 To Jan. 2 - Vero Beach Museum of
World: The Art and Artists of NASA thru Sept. $22. 772-231-6990 Art presents landscape artist Bruce 6-28 Think Pink Art Show at Gallery
25; Masters of Studio Glass thru Sept. 11; and Marsh. 772-231-0707 14, with a portion of proceeds
From Exhibition to Collection thru Sept. 4. 772- 26|27 Vegas Nights Comedy Zone from sales and 100 percent of raffle proceeds
231-0707 Experience with live enter- 24 Celebrate the Arts Festival, 10 a.m. benefitting Friends in Pink. Gala reception 5 p.m.
tainment inside and out, casino games and Ca- to 4 p.m. at Riverside Park hosted to 8 p.m. Oct. 7 during Gallery Stroll. 772 785-
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12|13 Vegas Nights Comedy and comedians Shaun Jones and Ryan Van Gen- profits, artists, authors and more. Free. 772- 8 United Way Day of Caring, 8 a.m. to Noon
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atre programming), and comedians Frankie Deputy Chief of Electrical Division of Engineer- Bent Pine Clubhouse to benefit Hu-
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erside Theatre, 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. $16 Museum of Art. Free. 772-231-0707 County. 772-388-3826
-$18. Free Live in the Loop with Wiley Nash 8 Breakfast roundtable discussion on pov-
Band Friday and Salsa Dance Night Saturday. erty and hunger - Hidden in Plain Sight: 24 To December 18 - Vero Beach Muse- 15 To January 8 - Vero Beach Museum
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14 Space Coast Symphony presents Food Bank. 772-489-3034 231-0707
Faster, Higher, Stronger: Music of the OCTOBER
Olympics, a multi-media concert with archival 10 Tunnel to Towers Vero Beach, 7:30 22 Dan K. Richardson and William L.
and news footage, film and photos, 3 p.m. at a.m. at Riverside Park, a 5K run/walk 1 Lines in the Lagoon Tri-County Junior Marine Golf Classic, 8:30 a.m. shot-
Vero Beach High School Performing Arts Cen- to honor those lost on September 11, 2001, Fishing Tournament, 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. gun start at Grand Harbor Golf Club to benefit
ter. $20 advance; $25 at door; free 18 and un- support first responders and military members with Awards Dinner 4 p.m. at Captain Hiram’s Scholarship Foundation of Indian River County.
der. 855-252-7276 and to benefit the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Tow- to benefit ORCA, Everglades Foundation and 772-569-9869
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22 Runners Depot Run Vero Race Series
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ence, a high-energy music Commerce Media Auction, 6 p.m. at workshop examining racism Beach Park along shaded scenic neighbor-
show to sing, dance and howl along with fea- the Sebastian Chamber office, with bidding op- through films and discussion, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. hoods. Adults $23 - $32; 12 and under $12 to
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AN OCEAN-TO-RIVER PARADISE AWAITS
IN LOVELY AMBERSAND BEACH

12760 Highway A1A in Ambersand Beach: 3-story, 4-bedroom, 4.5-bath, 3,400-square-foot home, offered
for $2.6 million by Janyne Kenworthy of Treasure Coast Sotheby’s International Realty: 772-696-5110

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REAL ESTATE

An ocean-to-river paradise awaits in Ambersand Beach

BY SAMANTHA ROHLFING BAITA aquatic will find impossible to resist. ings and striking pieces created from The second level houses the sump-
Staff Writer Flanked by low grasses and palms, gourds and palm fronds not only tuous master suite with its arched,
populate the studio but also delight- plantation-shuttered bay windows,
From several vantage points within a curving, paved courtyard leads to fully adorn upstairs areas. There is, exquisite millwork, and stunning
this well-thought-out beach house the attached, two-car garage. Also on she comments, lots of wall space Brazilian hardwood floor. The mas-
at 12760 Highway A1A, one can see the ground floor, through the double throughout the house on which to ter bath, designed by Marie Morrow,
both the sparkling blue Atlantic and front doors, visitors enter the foyer, display favorite works. The Morrows is extraordinarily appealing: light
the county’s treasured namesake, the with its graceful Brazilian hardwood decided to sell their wonderful home pours in through plantation-shut-
beautiful Indian River Lagoon – sim- staircase to the second and third lev- so she could be closer to her job as a tered windows, which occupy most
ply by looking toward the east and els. From the foyer, a short hallway teacher in Vero Beach. of the exterior wall area. His and hers
then to the west. leads to a “breakaway” room with a sinks flank the huge, Roman soaking
bathroom, and the laundry room, the Marie Morrow, who designed much tub, and there is a charming, built-in
This captivating, meticulously concrete floor beautifully faux fin- of the interior, says this first-level dressing table along one windowed
designed house uses both its ample ished to mimic tile. space, which opens onto the pool wall. Here, the white woodwork glows
interior space and its world-class deck, could easily be transformed against pale green walls, Saturna
views to great advantage in a home Owners Marie and Ray Morrow use into an additional bedroom, an in- tile and Travertine marble cover the
that families who love all things this light-filled space as a studio for law suite or even a teen “cave.”
artist Marie, whose colorful paint-

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a top-of-the-line Toto bidet with blow 5/5 w/ over 10,000 SF U/roof. Custom Built. condo. Private elevator, FP, granite kitchen.
dryer; and the fabulous, millwork- Master on each floor. A great family home!
finished, walk-in closet is designed $3,895,000 (#167165) $998,000 (#162618) $870,000 (#168221)
to totally spoil the lady of the house Judy Freni 772-532-4892
with its thoughtful custom design Jim Knapp 772-913-0395 Michele Ritchie 772-532-7288
and convenient electric outlets.

Also on the second level are two
spacious en suite guest bedrooms
and, of course, fabulous views.

The third floor houses a spacious,
welcoming kitchen/living area be-
neath a vaulted, 14-foot ceiling, where
family or guests will want to gather
for food and conversation. Here you’ll
also find some of the best seats in the
house for enjoying the Atlantic, in all
its many incarnations.

The chef’s kitchen features a
large black granite-topped island

VITAL STATISTICS
12760 A1A

Neighborhood: NARANJA TR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY OAK HARBOR-St. Anne’s Island
Ambersand Beach Charming recently updated riverfront 5/3 home Event venue for weddings & parties. Owner receives Gracious home on preserve offering garden views.

Year built: 2007 located in private enclave. Private dock. $4,000 per event. Incl. 10 acres & facilities. New roof 2016. Den + 3 /3. Upgrades.
Construction: $695,000 (#170576) $595,000 (#167727) $549,000 (#171646)
concrete block/stucco
Lot size: 55’ X 330’ Judy Freni 772-532-4892 Buzz MacWilliam 772-473-6973 Jim Knapp 772-913-0395
Home size: 3,400 sq. ft.
Bedrooms: 4 OAK HARBOR – St. James Island DUNMORE OAK HARBOR – Camden House
Bathrooms: 4 full baths; Rarely available lakefront pool home. 2/2.5 + Build you dream home on this cul-de-sac lot. Desirable 1st floor. Large lakefront end unit.
den, Fireplace, high ceilings. Spacious kitchen. 3 /2.5. New paint. Builtins. Extended living room.
1 half-bath This property is truly one of a kind.
Additional features: Heated $474,900 (#165811) $295,000 (#167442) $290,000 (#171666)
pool/spa/hot tub; walk-in clos- Jim Knapp 772-913-0395 Jim Knapp 772-913-0395
ets; intercom system; washer/ Alex MacWilliam IV 772-473-6972
dryer included; dishwasher;
fenced yard; granite counter- 2901 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL 32963 • 772-231-6509 • www.alexmacwilliam.com
tops; security system; central air; 4755 South Harbor Drive Vero Beach, FL 32967 • 772-907-6028 • www.grandharborproperties.com
ceiling fans; nearby jogging/bike
paths; sidewalk; tile/marble/
hardwood flooring; wet bar;
well irrigation; outdoor shower;

shades/blinds furnished
Listing agency: Treasure Coast
Sotheby’s International Realty
Listing agent:Janyne Kenworthy,

772-696-5110
Listing price: $2,600,000

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with breakfast bar, double sink and to reveal clever cutlery storage; all with access to the covered porch. wall color – Red Cent; white wood
plenty of storage, illuminated by a the doors and drawers are flush. A A pass-through at the other end of trim; glowing Brazilian hardwood
graceful, three-lamp, wrought-iron millwork-finished, walk-in pantry the kitchen contains a butler’s pan- floor; and bamboo/blackout shades.
chandelier. The kitchen cabinetry further enhances the plentiful stor- try and leads to the formal dining One of Marie Morrow’s favorite spots
is stunning – beautifully detailed, age. Crown molding completes the room, with its view of the Indian in this handsome room is the comfy
weathered, off-white, centered by a striking kitchen. River Lagoon. window seat, flanked by built-in,
contrasting dark wood cooktop hood. floor-to-ceiling shelving and file-
Narrow cabinetry columns slide out In a three-section bay window off Another striking room on the third drawers, and a perfect hideaway for
the kitchen is a casual dining nook, floor is the office/den, with its vibrant

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reading, daydreaming or simply gaz- lagoon from Sebastian, opening up
ing out at the lagoon. She says the den the opportunity for quick boat rides
could be converted to a bedroom, if over to Capt. Hiram’s, the Tiki Bar
desired, with its half-bath up-graded and Grill and other boater-friendly
to a full bath. spots to grab a bite to eat and per-
haps explore the Working Waterfront
A major convenience in this exhibits at Crab E Bill’s or check out
three-level home is its roomy eleva- one of the frequent, fun events in Riv-
tor, happily eliminating the need erview Park.
for schlepping bags, boxes, laundry
and other inconvenient burdens Marie Morrow especially loves the
from floor to floor. fact that this particular stretch of
beach is a favorite location for sea tur-
When the Florida temperatures tles to lay their eggs, March to Novem-
climb, it’s the perfect time to cool off ber. She also explains that just offshore
in the inviting pool/spa, and, when- is where the Spanish Plate Fleet went
ever you need a break, the beach is down in a hurricane in 1715, the event
right outside your back door, along from which the Treasure Coast got its
the wooden dune walkover, through name. A king’s ransom in treasure still
a green canopy of sea grape. lies out there somewhere, artifacts are
being discovered, and treasure hunt-
Or perhaps the lagoon will beckon. ers continue to discover caches of gold
The property includes 55 feet of river coins in the local waters.
frontage just across A1A, with a pri-
vate, 310-foot riverfront dock and a “So,” says Marie Morrow, “bring
10,000-pound, electric boat lift. Am- your metal detector.” 
bersand Beach is directly across the

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Real Estate Sales on the Barrier Island: July 28 to August 3

Real estate activity on the barrier island remained brisk as a very hot July turned to August, with 12
transactions recorded, including two for more than $1 million.

The top sale of the week was of a two-story home in the Indian Trails community. The home at 691 North
Tomahawk Trail was placed on the market Jan. 19 with an asking price of $1.295 million. The price was
subsequently reduced to $1.275 million. The sale closed on July 29 for $1.195 million.

The seller in the transaction was represented by Sherry Brown of Treasure Coast Sotheby’s. The purchaser
was represented by Kimberly Taylor of Dale Sorensen Real Estate.

SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCES AND LOTS

SUBDIVISION ADDRESS LISTED ORIGINAL MOST RECENT SOLD SELLING
ASKING PRICE ASKING PRICE PRICE
$487,500
$499,000 $535,000
CASTAWAY COVE WAVE IV 1012 CASSEEKEY LANE 3/8/2016 $650,000 $499,000 8/3/2016 $235,424
BETHEL BY THE SEA 306 LIVE OAK ROAD 1/8/2016 $250,000 $575,000 8/1/2016 $585,000
$599,000 $1,000,000
MARSH ISLAND 9250 E MARSH ISLAND DRIVE 5/2/2016 $1,150,000 $250,000 8/1/2016 $458,000
$529,000 $405,000
RIVER CLUB 1624 WEYBRIDGE CIRCLE 1/4/2016 $450,000 $599,000 7/29/2016
$230,000
VERO BEACH ESTATES 638 BANYAN ROAD 1/15/2016 $1,150,000 7/29/2016 $895,000
$462,500
VERO BEACH ESTATES 835 BOUGAINVILLEA LANE 4/29/2016 $509,000 7/29/2016

SEA OAKS 8890 E ORCHID ISLAND CIRCLE 3/16/2016 $419,000 7/28/2016

TOWNHOMES, VILLAS, CONDOS, MULTIFAMILY AND INVESTMENT

CORALSTONE CONDO 1506 CORAL OAK LANE, #1303 9/29/2015 $249,000 $249,000 7/29/2016
SEA OAKS 8876 N SEA OAKS WAY, #403 3/1/2016 $929,900 $929,900 7/29/2016
VILLAGE SPIRES DEVEL 3554 OCEAN DRIVE, #9205 1/5/2016 $550,000 $499,900 7/29/2016

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Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: River Club, Address: 1624 Weybridge Circle Subdivision: Vero Beach Estates, Address: 638 Banyan Road

Listing Date: 1/4/2016 Listing Date: 1/15/2016
Original Price: $599,000 Original Price: $1,150,000
Recent Price: $599,000 Recent Price: $1,150,000
Sold: 7/29/2016 Sold: 7/29/2016
Selling Price: $585,000 Selling Price: $1,000,000
Listing Agent: Judith Freni Listing Agent: Kay Brown

Selling Agent: Alex MacWilliam, Inc. Selling Agent: Premier Estate Properties

Christine Barry Not provided

Berkshire Hathaway Florida Not provided

Subdivision: Sea Oaks, Address: 8876 N Sea Oaks Way, #403 Subdivision: Sea Oaks, Address: 8824 S Sea Oaks Way, #105

Listing Date: 3/1/2016 Listing Date: 3/28/2016
Original Price: $929,900 Original Price: $795,000
Recent Price: $929,900 Recent Price: $795,000
Sold: 7/29/2016 Sold: 7/28/2016
Selling Price: $895,000 Selling Price: $710,000
Listing Agent: Fran Smyrk Listing Agent: Fran Smyrk

Selling Agent: Treasure Coast Sotheby’s Intl Selling Agent: Treasure Coast Sotheby’s Intl

Fran Smyrk Fran Smyrk

Treasure Coast Sotheby’s Intl Treasure Coast Sotheby’s Intl

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Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: Castaway Cove Wave IV, Address: 1012 Casseekey Lane Subdivision: Bethel By the Sea, Address: 306 Live Oak Road

Listing Date: 3/8/2016 Listing Date: 1/8/2016
Original Price: $499,000 Original Price: $650,000
Recent Price: $499,000 Recent Price: $575,000
Sold: 8/3/2016 Sold: 8/1/2016
Selling Price: $487,500 Selling Price: $535,000
Listing Agent: Debbie Bell Listing Agent: Tripp Hernandez

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

Linda Powell Tripp Hernandez

Treasure Coast Sotheby’s Intl Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

Subdivision: Vero Beach Estates, Address: 835 Bougainvillea Lane Subdivision: Village Spires Devel, Address: 3554 Ocean Drive, #9205

Listing Date: 4/29/2016 Listing Date: 1/5/2016
Original Price: $529,000 Original Price: $550,000
Recent Price: $509,000 Recent Price: $499,900
Sold: 7/29/2016 Sold: 7/29/2016
Selling Price: $458,000 Selling Price: $462,500
Listing Agent: Cliff Glansen Listing Agent: Sharon Davis &
Janelle Laurenzano
Selling Agent: FlatFee.com Inc Selling Agent:
Keller Williams Realty
Not provided
Mac Thompson
Not provided
Seaside Realty of Vero Beach

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Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: Marsh Island, Address: 9250 E Marsh Island Drive

Listing Date: 5/2/2016
Original Price: $250,000
Recent Price: $250,000
Sold: 8/1/2016
Selling Price: $235,424
Listing Agent: Stephanie Jane McCall

Selling Agent: Owners.com

Harriet Nan Yemm

North Beach Realty, Inc.

Subdivision: Sea Oaks, Address: 8890 E Orchid Island Circle

Listing Date: 3/16/2016
Original Price: $450,000
Recent Price: $419,000
Sold: 7/28/2016
Selling Price: $405,000
Listing Agent: Kelly Fischer

Selling Agent: Treasure Coast Sotheby’s Intl

Jill Rowell Tench

Sea Oaks Real Estate

Subdivision: Coralstone Condo, Address: 1506 Coral Oak Lane, #1303

Listing Date: 9/29/2015
Original Price: $249,000
Recent Price: $249,000
Sold: 7/29/2016
Selling Price: $230,000
Listing Agent: Debbie Bell

Selling Agent: Berkshire Hathaway Florida

George L Nagy

BREC Properties Inc

Subdivision: Vista Del Mar, Address: 5400 Highway A1A, #C24

Listing Date: 5/16/2016
Original Price: $129,900
Recent Price: $129,900
Sold: 7/27/2016
Selling Price: $125,000
Listing Agent: Kim Small & Ron Small

Selling Agent: The Small Realty Group LLC

Tina M Carone

Alex MacWilliam, Inc.

Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

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