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NEXT LAUNCHNo earlier than June 22:A SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket will launch the U.S. Air Force Space Test Program-2 mission.

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Friday, June 7Singles Meet: The Sin-

gle, Separated, Widowed and Divorced (SSWD) group will meet for lunch on Friday, June 7 at 12:30 p.m. at the Olive Garden, located at 205 Merritt Island Causeway in Merritt Island. All are most wel-come to join the group. For more information, please call 321-868-7775.

Antiques and Collect-ibles Club: The Brevard Antiques and Collectibles Club will hold its monthly meeting Friday, June 7 at the Suntree/Viera Library located at 902 Jordan Blass Road in Melbourne at 10:00 a.m. The subject will be “Anything Goes”. Please bring one item for study and discussion. The club has a different topic at each meeting. The group is open to anyone having an interest in learning about antiques and collectibles. For additional informa-tion, contact George at 321-254-5831.

Government Affairs Meeting: On Friday, June 7 at 8:00 a.m. at the Cham-ber's Avenue Viera Office, located at 2261 Town Cen-ter Avenue Ste. 103 in Viera special guests Florida Sen. Tom Wright (R-14)

Hands-on fun

Alex Schierholtz/Staff photographerOfficer B. Skovsgard, of the West Melbourne Police Department, talks to Kyran Rogers, 3, Emberly Hunsinger, 1, and Justice Rogers, 5, all of Palm Bay, about her custom-wrapped truck during ‘Family Fun Day’ on June 1, at Puzzle Box Academy in Melbourne. Several police departments wrapped their cars to bring awareness to autism.

Students first in nation to receive AAA certificates

MELBOURNE — On May 29, eight Eau Gallie High School students gathered in the school’s aviation hangar during their lunch period to meet an astronaut, except Astronaut Winston Scott wasn’t just hanging out for a casual visit.

Mr. Scott awarded eight students, made up of a mix of juniors and seniors, with the National Aerospace/Aircraft Assembly (AAA) certifica-tion. These students were the first in the nation to pass the AAA exam in its first year given to high school students by Boeing.

The Aviation Fabrication and Assembly pro-gram is a college level program that began at Eau Gallie High School four years ago.

“We’re the only high school trained provider [in Brevard County],” said William McInnish, Aviation Technology teacher. “When students get their certificate, that gives them their Bright Futures Scholarship, and on top of that, they get

nine credit hours going into the space tech pro-gram. If they’re not going straight into college or the military, they’re going straight to work at either Embraer, Piper Aircraft, or another large corporation.”

Mr. McInnish teaches a private pilot ground school course in addition to three levels of Avia-tion Technology.

According to Mr. McInnish, out of the 20 stu-dents in his classes that took the exam, only eight passed.

The past school year contained new curricu-lum for his Aviation Technology classes, and there were some elements in the exam that Mr. McInnish said he wasn’t aware that needed to be covered.

“It took me to the third try to pass the exam. There were a few questions asked that we hadn’t learned yet,” said Kassandra Reyes, a junior at Eau Gallie High School. “My dad is an aviation mechanic. He encouraged me to join this pro-

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See CERTIFICATES, page 3

First IndieCon will show local talent

MELBOURNE — On Saturday, June 15, the Melbourne Auditorium will house the inaugural IndieCon conven-tion, a showcase of some of the areas independent authors, musicians, art-ists and talents of Brevard County and surrounding Florida areas.

“IndieCon is going to be amazing because we are bringing in all this tal-ent under one roof from music, litera-ture, film, talent, comedy and more,” said Jake Estrada, local comic creator, filmmaker and IndieCon creator. “Join us on June 15th. It’s gonna be legend-ary.”

IndieCon originated from the suc-cess of the Indie Originals radio pro-gram. Chuck Fresh, Indie Originals director and IndieCon creator, sought a venue for hosting a contest for inde-pendent musicians to have their music recognized and featured on their pro-gram.

A chance meeting with Mr. Estrada resulted in the genesis of The Indie Originals Talent Competition, which grew to feature a plethora of music, film, and literature. The competition, which ended on May 17, has amassed a swell of submissions in an abundance of artistic categories.

“Jake and I talked about this during one of our radio shows and thought it would be great if we could create some-thing that supported independent art-ists and creators. We didn’t have the money to do it, but we heard there were organizations and grants that support development of the arts,” said Mr. Fresh. “We thought maybe we could create our own organization that would fill in the desperately needed advice and information we were look-

By Josh [email protected]

See INDIE, page 7

See CALENDAR, page 3

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Senior center to celebrate 10 years

BREVARD COUNTY — The Wickham Park Senior Center has been offering seniors a wide scope of programs that promotes healthy liv-ing, the arts, travel, recreation, com-puter classes and more.

To celebrate 10 years of supporting the community, volunteers at the Wickham Park Senior Center are hosting an open house from 12:30-3:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 23, at 2785 Leisure Way, Melbourne.

Seniors will have the opportunity to watch demonstrations of all the programs offered at the center, as well visit the tables of local commu-nity organizations, according to Glo-ria Robinson.

She added that the Brevard County Fire Department will attend to show seniors how to place their medical history into containers, which will be stored in the refrigerator or freezer to be found for emergencies.

“We wanted to make sure that it was publicized that the whole build-ing is run by volunteers, and we work hard to keep it good,” Ms. Robinson said.

The senior center accepts member-

ships for residents 50 years and older for a fee of $20 a year.

Members particularly enjoy taking day trips, which are offered each month, to larger over-night trips to New Orleans and Ireland that are more spread out throughout the year.

“The facility itself was purpose built by Brevard County, so every-thing in it was geared toward seniors,” Ms. Robinson said. “We have a great bingo group that comes twice a week that we couldn’t do without.

“We have bridge, which is really taxing and keeps your mind agile; we have loads of exercise classes from the simple to the sublime – every-thing from chair yoga to Tai chi, jazzercise to Zumba; and we have seminars from time to time to help seniors with legal or financial mat-ters,” Ms. Robinson added.

A visiting nurse will attend to seniors to give flu shots once a year, and will check seniors’ blood pres-sure levels monthly.

Volunteers are still needed to help run the self-funded senior center, and donations are welcome to pro-vide raffles and door prizes for the open house.

For more information, call (321) 960-8884 or visit www.bcscwp.com.


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gram, so I did, and I like it.”“Mr. McInnish is really dedicated to this

program,” added Colby Wilson, a junior who also received his AAA certificate. “I’ve always loved airplanes since I was a little kid, and I’ve always wanted to work on them and be around them. This program is a perfect opportunity to do that.”

In the Aviation Fabrication and Assem-bly program, students get a hands-on opportunity to work on planes and learn crucial skills to become an aircraft techni-cian.

These skills include painting, welding, riveting, working with the plane’s hydraulic systems, wiring and more.

Last year, Mr. Scott was instrumental in donating a Mitsubishi Diamond 1A air-craft from Tampa for the students to assemble.

“One of the most challenging aspects was that someone had cut the wires,” Colby said. “We also had trouble with the landing gear and hydraulics system.”

Students come from all over the county just to participate in this course, said Mr.

McInnish. He added that he can take up to 125 students per school year, although most of those seats are occupied by stu-dents who elect to take multiple courses under his program.

As a former Vietnam War veteran who joined the United States Coast Guard for 22 years, Mr. McInnish retired from active duty to teach technology for the Alabama educational system. Just as he was retiring from teaching and moved to Florida for his wife’s health, he was asked to work for Eau Gallie High School.

“I was asked if I’d start this program because of my aviation background,” Mr. McInnish said. “I’m a master level school teacher, and an AMP, which means Air-frame and Powerplant Mechanic FAA (Federal Aviation Administration).

“I’m still working because I love to see the success of the kids,” he continued. “I like seeing kids going on and not just get-ting a job, but having a future.”

As Mr. McInnish prepares his classes for the next AAA certification exam, he said he hopes to see more students passing, now that he is more familiar with what the exam covers.

For more information, visit www.bre-vardschools.org/EauGallieHS.

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Staff photo by Brittany MulliganFormer Astronaut Winston Scott awarded four (of eight) Eau Gallie High School students a certificate upon completion of the National Aerospace/Aircraft Assembly exam, along with Eau Gallie Aviation Fabrication and Assembly teacher Bill McInnish.

and Rep. Tyler Sirois (R-51) will provide a recap of the recently completed Florida legislative session and insights into bills and funding requests with special interest

to the Space Coast that both passed and failed. The meeting is open to the public and there is no charge to attend, but reser-vations are requested. For more informa-tion, contact 321-459-2200.

American Legion Celebration: Ameri-can Legion J. W. Mathers Jr. Post 163, located at 1795 N. Harbour City Boule-

vard in Melbourne will host its 73rd birth-day celebration on Friday, June 7-9 with food, games and entertainment for a min-imal cost. Hamburgers, ribs, chicken and more will be available throughout the weekend. Prizes will be awarded and up for grabs in various games like bingo and . Fun for all ages. For more information,

call (321) 259-7239 or visit www.legion-post163.com.

Friday Fest: The City of Cape Canaver-al continues its 2019 Friday Fest event series on Friday, June 7 from 6:00 – 10:00 p.m. This family and leashed-dog friendly street fair takes place on Taylor Avenue in

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Melbourne Police Department

Jarrod Burns, 39, of Melbourne, was arrested May 22 and charged with aggravated battery of a pregnant woman as domestic violence, pos-session of a controlled substance, and posses-sion of drug paraphernalia.

Daniel Cooper, 32, of Melbourne, was arrest-ed May 23 and charged with fleeing with disre-gard for safety to person/property, reckless driv-ing, shoot/thrown missile in dwelling/vehicle/building/aircraft as aggravated assault, and driv-ing while license suspended with knowledge.

Elijah Morton, 28, of Melbourne, was arrested May 23 and charged with petty theft 2nd degree pickpocketing (3rd or subsequent offense).

Treon Luke, 21, of Melbourne, was arrested May 24 and charged with possession of a con-trolled substance, possession of marijuana over 20 grams, and possession of drug parapherna-lia.

Mario Santiago, 29, of Miami Gardens, was arrested May 24 and charged with aggravated assault as domestic violence.

Craig Favero, 44, of Satellite Beach, was arrested May 25 and charged with burglary of an occupied dwelling unarmed, and grand theft from a dwelling over $100 and less than $300.

Paul Vaught, 55, of Orlando, was arrested May 25 and charged with burglary of an occu-pied dwelling unarmed as theft from building, and petty theft 2nd degree pickpocketing (3rd or subsequent offense).

Aaron Berynadott, 26, of Palm Bay, was arrested May 25 and charged with carrying a concealed firearm, driving while license sus-pended with knowledge, and possession of mar-ijuana under 20 grams.

Jessica Brothers, 30, of Palm Bay, was arrest-ed May 26 and charged with driving while license suspended (habitual offender).

Lindsey Burton, 25, of Cocoa, was arrested May 26 and charged with possession of cocaine.

Bryant Carter, 18, of Cocoa, was arrested May 26 and charged with possession of marijuana over 20 grams.

Timothy Smith, 47, of Palm Bay, was arrested May 26 and charged with burglary of an unoccu-pied conveyance unarmed, and robbery as sud-den snatch without firearm or weapon.

Christopher Gorman, 35, of Melbourne, was arrested May 27 and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon without intent to kill.

Colt Reed, 26, of Melbourne, was arrested May 27 and charged with leaving the scene of a crash involving injury other than serious bodily injury, driving under the influence, driving under the influence with damage to person/property of another, and resisting officer without violence.

Thomas Rodefer, 52, of Brunswick, GA, was arrested May 27 and charged with battery on a law enforcement officer/firefighter/EMT.

Faheen Williams, 29, of Melbourne, was arrested May 27 and charged with child abuse without great harm as aggravated assault, and battery as domestic violence.

Dustin Davidson, 37, of Melbourne, was arrested May 28 and charged with possession of a controlled substance, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Melissa Boykin, 33, of Rockledge, was arrest-ed May 29 and charged with offer/agree/secure another for prostitution/lewd act (3rd or subse-

quent offense). Christian Horta-Pabon, 21, of Palm Bay, was

arrested May 29 and charged with possession of marijuana over 20 grams.

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Ian Acosta, 20, of Melbourne, was arrested May 22 and charged with possession of marijua-na over 20 grams.

Nicole Sheldon, 40, of Palm Bay, was arrested May 22 and charged with battery on a law enforcement officer/firefighter/EMT, and resist-ing officer with violence as simple assault.

Kayla Barker, 30, of Melbourne, was arrested May 23 and charged with petty theft 2nd degree shoplifting (3rd or subsequent offense).

James McGoldrick, 33, of Melbourne, was arrested May 23 and charged with petty theft 2nd degree shoplifting (3rd or subsequent offense), and resisting officer without violence.

Cynthia Miller, 56, of West Melbourne, was arrested May 23 and charged with neglect of elderly or disabled adult without great harm.

Ray Davis, 22, of Palm Bay, was arrested May 23 and charged with grand theft shoplifting over $300 and less than $5,000, and possession of an open container/alcohol within 500 ft of open business.

Derick Morton, 33, of Palm Bay, was arrested May 25 and charged with possession of cocaine with intent to sell/manufacture/deliver, posses-sion of marijuana over 20 grams, possession of a firearm/weapon/ammo by a convicted felon, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Jeremy Winton, 47, of Palm Bay, was arrested May 27 and charged with driving while license suspended with knowledge (3rd or subsequent offense), and failure to register a motor vehicle.

Oral Webb, 30, of Palm Bay, was arrested

May 29 and charged with driving while license suspended (habitual offender), and failure to register a motor vehicle.

Melbourne Airport Police Department

Erin Kovell, 29, of Cocoa, was arrested May 28 and charged with possession of a controlled substance, and possession of drug parapherna-lia.

Brevard County Sheriff’s Office

Alex Baer, 30, of Melbourne, was arrested May 22 and charged with driving while license suspended with knowledge (3rd or subsequent offense).

Jahrod Cherry, 29, of Palm Bay, was arrested May 22 and charged with possession of a fire-arm/weapon/ammo by a convicted felon.

Brittany Johnson, 32, of Rockledge, was arrested May 22 and charged with possession of a controlled substance.

Ryan Langmesser, 36, (homeless/address not listed), was arrested May 22 and charged with burglary of an occupied structure unarmed, and grand theft larceny over $300 and less than $5,000.

Adam Pagliaro, 41, of Melbourne, was arrest-ed May 22 and charged with three counts of possession of a controlled substance, and three counts sale of methamphetamine.

Police ReportEditor’s note: This is a list of arrests, not

convictions, and all arrestees are presumed innocent unless or until proven guilty in a court of law. For complete daily arrest lists from the Brevard County Sheriff 's Office, go to http://bit.ly/HometownArrestsToday.

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Service dogs a bit too muchThere is a time and a place for every-

thing. I believe a guide dog assisting a blind person is no problem, but a senior citizen bringing in their so called “service dog” into a doctor’s office or a hospital waiting room is a bit too much. Especially, when the dog growls at you when you walk past them.

If the person needs a medical proce-dure does the dog accompany them to the operating room? My nephew is an Iraqi veteran, who lives in Montana, and will be visiting me this winter. He told me he could bring his service animal with him. We’ll visit that same doctor’s office.

I hope no one will object. It’s an Alas-kan Timber Wolf.

Blame for immigration problemCongress is to blame! Obama put

together a committee to resolve it (gang of eight) after some in Congress didn’t like his DACA decision and nothing hap-pened.

Thank you Rubio! Speaker Ryan said they can’t pass comprehensive plan so they’ll pass it piece by piece; not one bill was introduced. Where’s E-Verify? Thank you Posey!

Trump declares an emergency and where’s Congress? Thank you Posey, Rubio and Rick Scott! Congress inaction has been dividing the country and enough is enough. Vote them out if they aren’t part of the solution!

The evidence may not be credible

This concerns the May 24 rant, “There is evidence”, that cites the work of an archaeologist named Ron Wyatt. The rant states the information can be found at www.wyattmuseum.com/discoveries. Does anyone believe this website will pro-vide honest, objective information?

I checked out other sources and the consensus on the Internet is that Ron Wyatt was a fraud. According to Wikipe-dia, although Wyatt was noted for advo-cating almost 100 alleged Bible-related discoveries, “He has been dismissed by scientists, historians, biblical scholars, and other creationists.” To cite another source (of many), the Christian Courier website states, “His work has been debunked thoroughly by professional archaeologists and respected biblical scholars.”

I am not stating that our Lord never existed, but please do not cite the work of Ron Wyatt as proof that He did exist.

High school from homeThe Florida Department of Education

needs to begin implementing and advo-cating online learning for students to obtain a certified high school diploma.

If the technology infrastructure is there to obtain a college degree online from numerous universities, why not a Florida high school diploma? Kids today are so adept with technology that the idea of a physical classroom seems obsolete. But more importantly, they’d be safer at home than inside a school classroom.

If I had a child attending high school this fall and the ability to obtain a high school diploma via online learning was available, I’d have them learn at home full time until they graduated.

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Going the distance

Alex Schierholtz/Staff photographerMichael Scrapiglia, of Melbourne, drives a disc during the ‘29th Annual Melbourne Open Disc Golf Tournament’ on June 1, at Wickham Park.

May 27, Memorial Day, brought back memories of where and what had happened in my life 66 years ago.

I was standing with a large group of men in a barbed wired enclosed POW compound in North Korea. Our cap-tors had brought us together for an announcement. We stood there with bodies that stunk from not bathing, lice running down our emaciated bodies, wondering what hellish demands they were going to put us through this time. The Korean camp commander stood facing us with a big grin announcing that an armistice had ended the war, we would be going home soon.

We all stood there showing no emotion, not believing what we had just head. They’ve told us so many lies over the years that this seemed

impossible. However, thank God, it turned out to be true. I went through the “Big Switch” and was home in October of 1953.

On Memorial Day, as usual, the news agencies remembered World War II and the Vietnam War as they should. The Korean War, where over 33,652 American military men lost their lives is seldom, if ever, men-tioned (included in that number are six courageous crew members who did not get a chance to bail out of our bullet riddled B-29 bomber before it crashed).

It is a forgotten war, but I can remember.

-Jerry McCleanBrevard County

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During the event, the global Indie Orig-inals Live Talent Competition category winners will be announced live on stage and simulcasted on social media streams. Contestants who appear in-person will be presented with their award followed by a brief acceptance speech.

An array of talent competitions will also be featured throughout the day; also featured will be panels, workshops and vendor booths to assist in introducing local independent artists to a variety of local resources.

Kelli Turner and Turner Talent will host a “New Faces” model and talent search and competition, including a search for the next Ron Jon’s models. Author and actress Ann Travolta, star of ABC sitcom “United We Fall”, Ella Grace and 2019

Mrs. Southern States Laura Kutryb will be among the judges. Michael Emmanuel Couture will host a “Flash Fashion Show” featuring the designer’s latest clothing for men and women.

IndieCon will also feature local talented authors and writers. Among the featured events will be Brenda Windberg, pub-lished writer, story development coach and independent book editor with Free Expressions Literary Services. Ms. Wind-berg will have a “One-on-One Story Chat” at her booth during the convention where aspiring authors and fans can have an intimate Q&A session centered around writing and story creation. Guinness Book world record holder, comic and children’s book author, Bob Dixon and J.D. Demers, author of The Hunt Chroni-cles, will also be featured writers sched-uled to appear.

A soundtrack for IndieCon will feature a variety of local bands including Orlan-do-based, Run Raquel, Anja and The Dreamers, open-mic favorite Steve Hodack and singer/songwriter Bianca Jazmine. For a complete list of musicians and scheduled performances, visit the IndieCon 2019 website.

Local sponsors for IndieCon 2019 include 98.5 The Beach, Trebula Studios, Turner Talent, Old School Pizza and many more.

The Melbourne Auditorium is located

at 625 E. Hibiscus Blvd. IndieCon will take place from noon-8 p.m. and tickets are available starting at $15.

For more information and ticket pur-chases, visit www.indieoriginalslive.com.

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Photo courtesy of Indie Originals LiveIndieCon 2019 will take place at the Melbourne Auditorium on Satur-day, June 15 and will showcase the local independent creators of Brevard.

Cape Canaveral, and features food trucks, local artists, craft/retail vendors, and a huge bounce house area to keep the little ones entertained. Local music legends The Wild Card Band will be rocking the stage.

Beer and wine sales from this event bene-fit the Cape Canaveral Soccer Club. The ribbon cutting ceremony for Rover’s Space has been rescheduled for this event and will begin at 5:30 pm in the plaza, adjacent to City Hall, located at 100 Polk Avenue in Cape Canaveral. Dog owners are encour-aged to dress up their four-legged friends for the Sun, Space + Sea doggy costume

contest. The winners of the contest will be crowned King & Queen and they will lead the pack in a parade of pooches around the block to the entrance of the park. This event welcomes guests of all ages and as always, admission is free. For more infor-mation, contact the Culture & Leisure Services Department at (321) 868-1226 visit www.cityofcapecanaveral.org/events

The 7th Annual Cocoa Beach Pirate Fest returns June 7th through the 9th at the International Palms Resort and Con-ference Center; a free, family-friendly event geared up for scallywags both young and old.

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stormwater system inspections during the month of June to private homeowner associations (HOAs) to encourage pre-ventative maintenance before the first big storm of the season.

An engineering inspector from the city will check outfall structures, ponds and other parts of a private community’s stormwater conveyance system to ensure it is working properly. However, the exist-ing stormwater conveyance piping will not be inspected. If any deficiencies are found, the city will provide a courtesy rec-ommendation for measures that the HOA can take to correct the problems. The city will not perform work to correct the defi-ciencies.

For more information and to schedule a free pre-storm inspection, please call the Stormwater Hotline: (321) 608-7341. For

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June 11 city council meeting to be held at Hilton Melbourne

Rialto PlaceThe June 11, regular city council meet-

ing will be held in the Wakefield Ballroom at the Hilton Melbourne Rialto Place, located at 200 Rialto Place in Melbourne.

The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m.

The meeting is being moved due to large expected turnout for the first read-ing and discussion of an ordinance to rename Airport Boulevard to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Boulevard.

The Government-in-the-Sunshine Manual recommends that when a large turnout is expected, public boards and

commissions should take reasonable steps to accommodate the expected public audience, such as moving the meeting to a larger room. During the May 14 meeting (the last time Council discussed renaming a street in Melbourne in honor of Dr. King) attendance exceeded the room capacity of the City Hall Council Cham-ber, which can hold 215 people. The ball-room area of the Hilton Melbourne Rialto Place can accommodate between 450 and 500 people.

For more information, call 321-608-7265

Swim 1-9-2-2 offers free water safety class for kids

The members of Sigma Gamma Rho are joining staff at City of Melbourne Lip-scomb Community Center to offer a free water safety class on June 29, 1 – 5 p.m., at the Lipscomb Community Center pool.

Kids ages 5-15 years will be taught the

basics of swimming and how to stay safe in and around water. Prizes and refresh-ments will be included. The class is limit-ed to 25 students.

To register, call 321-608-7450.

Strawbridge Avenue andWaverly Place parking lot closing

The City of Melbourne has sold the parking lot at the corner of Strawbridge Avenue and Waverly Place behind Meg O’Malley’s restaurant. It is no longer a public parking lot. Construction of the new hotel is expected to begin on that site in June.

There is public parking available in the City Hall parking garage, in the lot east of the railroad tracks and on other lots throughout downtown Melbourne. On-street parking is also available along New Haven Avenue, on intersecting side streets and on the streets around City Hall.

South Brevard Historical Society will host a presentation for the month of June on "Good Old Days: Growing up in Melbourne". The discussion will be headed by Beth Glover and Sally Stewart, Melbourne residents since the 1940's.

From the SBHS flyer: "Life was a lot different on the Space Coast in the 1950s and 1960s. It was like watching the Andy Griffith show growing up in Mayberry. Everybody, and I mean everybody, knew everybody. Life was simple with simple pleasures. Days were spent fishing hunting and watching chicken fights and dirt road horse races." The presentation will take place on Saturday, May 11 at the

Melbourne Public Library, located at 540 Fee Avenue in Melbourne from 3-4 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Wiley Elliott at (321) 536-1487 or visit www.

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can Legion J. W. Mathers Jr. Post 163, located at 1795 N. Harbour City Boule-

vard in Melbourne will host its 73rd birth-day celebration on Friday, June 7-9 with food, games and entertainment for a min-imal cost. Hamburgers, ribs, chicken and more will be available throughout the weekend. Prizes will be awarded and up for grabs in various games like bingo and . Fun for all ages. For more information, call (321) 259-7239 or visit www.legion-

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‘Americana’ to be musical reflection of historyBREVARD COUNTY — As summer

kicks off, the Community Band of Bre-vard will present the final concert of its 2018-19 season, “Americana,” a patri-otic presentation featuring music from a wide range of historical eras.

The concert will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, June 9 at the Merritt Island High School auditorium, 100 Mustang Way off North Courtenay Parkway.

Admission is free and no ticket is required.

“Music has accompanied much of American history and events, whether performed in town squares, on the bat-tlefield, in movies or cartoons, sports venues, dance halls, etc.,” said Mike Freeman, the band’s publicity manager, spokesperson and flute/piccolo player.

“We’ve done a cross section of Amer-ican history, as told through music, whether in the form of patriotic marches, folk dance and folk melodies, humor, or classic dialog,” Mr. Freeman added. “There is something to reflect

upon in every number.”Led by conductor Marion Scott, the

set list will include “America The Beau-tiful,” “Yankee Doodle,” “Battle Hymn of the Republic,” “American Civil War Fantasy,” “American Folk Rhapsody” and the “Looney Tunes Overture.”

Additionally, the band will present two pieces narrated by Mr. Freeman: the baseball-inspired musical poem “Casey At the Bat,” which was pub-lished in 1888, along with Aaron Cop-land’s orchestral work “Lincoln Por-trait,” which was composed while the United States was involved in World War II. The latter closes with portions of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address.

“As the narrator, I look forward to entertaining the audience with stories set to a musical background,” Mr. Free-man added. “I’m also excited about the closure of our 34th concert season, with season 35 beginning in Septem-ber.”

For more information, call (321) 258-5580, visit www.CommunityBand-OfBrevard.com or like the band’s Face-book page.

By Jamie Desena-McFarlandFor Hometown News

Photo courtesy of Judith Vaughn PhotographyEvie Thompson plays the chimes with the Community Band of Brevard. The band will present ‘Americana,’ a free concert, June 9 at the Merritt Island High School auditorium.

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MELBOURNE — Orlando Melbourne International Airport announced that American Airlines is increasing its week-end flights to and from Philadelphia International Airport beginning Dec. 19.

Flights will be operated on a two-class Bombardier CRJ-700, with nine business class seats and 56 main cabin seats. The flight from PHL departs at 8:20 a.m. daily, arriving in Melbourne at 10:58 a.m. Flights depart MLB at 11:35 a.m. and arrive in PHL at 2:02 p.m., providing

greater access and connectivity to Ameri-can’s trans-Atlantic gateway.

“New daily service between Orlando Melbourne and Philadelphia provides our customers more freedom and choice in their travels,” said Jim Moses, Vice Presi-dent of PHL Hub Operations. “Whether escaping the cold on one of Florida’s renowned beaches or taking a dream trip to Europe, PHL connects customers across the globe to more than 120 destina-tions in the United States, the Caribbean and Europe.”

Philadelphia has been a top develop-ment market for MLB Airport Executive Director Greg Donovan, A.A.E. The announcement comes just a handful of

months after American Airlines added both Philadelphia and Washington, D.C.’s Reagan National to MLB’s schedule. MLB is the closest airport to Port Canaveral and Kennedy Space Center—and provides convenient access to Orlando-area attrac-tions and the region’s pristine ocean beaches.

“As predicted, both routes are perform-ing exceptionally well,” said Mr. Donovan. “Expanding to daily service was a natural transition to feed the pent-up service demand along the eastern seaboard. It’s also an indicator that the local Space Coast market is supporting the routes we are bringing to serve them.”

According to Space Coast Office of

Tourism Executive Director Peter Cranis, the region is poised for tremendous tour-ism growth, and increased nonstop daily service from a legacy carrier such as American Airlines, is critical to that growth. “We have all of the ingredients necessary to attract and serve even more tourists at our great hotels, attractions and within our natural Florida environment. We look forward to growing our partner-ship with Orlando Melbourne Interna-tional Airport even further.”

For more information or to book flights, visit www.AA.com. For more informationabout the Orlando-Mel-bourne International Airport, visit www.orlandoairports.net.

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Monday, June 10Macular Degeneration: On Monday,

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Italian Lessons: The Italian American Club of Brevard located at 1471 Cypress Avenue in Melbourne hosts Italian les-sons every Monday night (6/10) from 6-8 p.m. Beginners classes are taught through the summer. Complimentary coffee and dessert are served at the break. Classes are $50 for a 40 lessons. For more informa-tion, call 321-242-8044 or visitwww. itali-anacsb.com.

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water and snacks. Their signature sound is inspired from Mother Earth, Native culture, nature and wildlife in combining the ancient Native American flute with today's modern instruments and musical styles. Annette Abbondanza and Holly Harris grace the stage as one of the Native American Flute world’s very few female duos. They bring a unique warmth, combined with an energy and diversity that truly showcases the amazing musical versatility of the Native American Flute. Painted Raven, created in 2002, has released ten albums to date, each one

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MELBOURNE — The Continental Flambé has been serving patrons of Downtown Melbourne for a number of years, and although ownership has changed hands within the past two years, the Ortiz brothers have kept its menu faithful to what diners enjoy most.

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Owners Bladimir and Ramon Ortiz decided to take over the restaurant after it was closed for nearly three years. Although the Continental Flambé is their first restaurant, the Ortiz broth-ers’ passion for the business shows in the restaurant’s revival.

The Ortiz brothers also own 321 Tapas Bar, which is located next door to Continental Flambé, and is available for party rentals.

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MELBOURNE — As we head into summer, the Melbourne Community Orchestra is gearing up for its final free concert of the season with a pair of pic-nic concerts.

“MCO Tours the USA” will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, June 12-13, at the Melbourne Auditorium, 625 E. Hibiscus Blvd.

Attendees are welcome to bring cool-ers and boxed dinners to enjoy while the Melbourne Community Orchestra performs popular American classics such as “America the Beautiful” and John Denver’s “Take Me Home Coun-try Roads.”

The orchestra will take a moment to honor our military by performing the “Armed Forces Salute,” and service members in attendance will be asked to stand in recognition when their service branch is played.

Maestro Mark Nelson will sing “God Bless the USA” featuring several musi-cians, and audience members are encouraged to wear red, white and blue to the concerts.

“I believe the audience will reflect on how lucky we are to be an American and to live in the greatest country in the world. God Bless America!” Mr. Nelson said.

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The Melbourne Community Orchestra presents ‘MCO Tours the USA,’ a pair of patriotic picnic concerts on June 12 & 13 in Melbourne. Trumpet player David Ewing (left) is a featured performer.

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For those unfamiliar with the Conti-nental Flambé, it serves a variety of French cuisine. The menu includes a few new dishes outside of the entrees, such as a special of the day, which is created by the head chef, according to Mr. Ortiz.

He added that many of the diners enjoy the prix fixe menu, which offers four courses for the cost of $28.

On the weekends, a jazz musician entertains evening diners. Whether dining for lunch or dinner, celebrating an anniversary or just in the mood for fine dining, the Continental Flambé will not disappoint.

My guest and I shared a wonderful meal last Wednesday evening. The restaurant had an intimate environ-ment where we could enjoy a conver-

sation without feeling like we were bothering the table next to us.

We each started the night with a glass of wine – a Sauvignon blanc and a white Riesling. Accompanied with our wine was a basket of fresh, warm bread with herbs and olive oil for dip-ping.

We chose to go with the prix fixe menu, as everything on the menu looked delicious. For our appetizers, I ordered the soup du jour, which was a cream of asparagus and mushroom soup. My guest ordered mussels, toma-toes and artichoke in a lemon butter sauce.

Each dish was light and savory, without filling you up too quickly before the salads arrived.

Our entrees included angel hair pasta with chicken and tomatoes, and mustard and maple coated salmon with braised leeks and tomatoes.

After finishing our entrées, we each commented on the wonderful season-ing of our dishes. My chicken tasted fresh and a little zesty, and the toma-

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My guest said she enjoyed the coat-ing on the salmon, and that if you were looking for something light for dinner that was as satisfying as a heartier dish, this was a great item to select.

Lastly, our desserts came out and we still managed to have room to enjoy them. My guest ordered chocolate covered strawberries, and I received the crème brulee. It was the perfect way to end an evening after being served a series of fine dishes.

We also have to give credit to our server, Maria, who was wonderful to us throughout the night. She was very attentive and knew when it was appro-priate to bring the next course. She also took some time to show us the private room next door that is avail-able for larger parties up to 30 people.

The Continental Flambé is open from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 5-9 p.m. Monday through Sunday. It is located at 936 E. New Haven Ave., Melbourne.

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and soloists include Angelica Ramirez, cello; David Borst, bassoon; Laura Earle, English horn; and David Ewing, trumpet.

Although this season will end with “MCO Tours the USA,” Mr. Nelson said he is looking forward to celebrating the orchestra’s 30th anniversary season beginning in the fall.

“It’s always a bittersweet feeling when we arrive at our last concert of the season,” Mr. Nelson said. “Howev-er, the music committee and I have already started planning for next sea-son. We will continue to thrill our audiences with many of their favorite selections and continue introducing them to music that is due to become their ‘new’ favorites.”

Reflecting on the past season, Mr. Nelson said that one of his favorite concerts to conduct was the Melbourne Community Orchestra’s Broadway concert.

“My daughter, Elizabeth Bublitz, a professional singer and musician, appeared as our guest soloist,” he said. “It was a thrill to work and conduct with her. Based on the audience reac-tion and feedback, I’m sure she’ll be appearing with the orchestra in the not too distant future!”

The Melbourne Community Orches-tra is a nonprofit organization that puts on a series of seven free concerts each season. The orchestra is comprised of 50-plus volunteer musicians from stu-dent players to adult hobbyists, and full-time professionals.

For more information, call (321) 285-6724 or visit www.MCOrchestra.org.

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NOTICE OF SALEIn accordance with the provisions of State Law,there being due and unpaid charges for which theundersigned is entitled to satisfy an owner and/ormanager’s lien of the goods hereinafter describedand stored at Life Storage location(s)listed below.And, due notice having been given, to the owner ofsaid property and all parties known to claim aninterest therein, and the time specified in suchnotice for payment of such having expired, thegoods will be sold at public auction at the belowstated location(s) to the highest bidder orotherwise disposed of on Monday, June 17, 2019at 10:15AM 1923 N. Wickham Road, Melbourne,FL 32935 321-255-0688Name Contents

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5060 Notice of SaleJ a m i e s o n W a y ,2 8 2 5 J u d g e F r a nthe address of which isFlorida, Probate Division,C o u r t f o r B r e v a r d ,pending in the CircuitDecember 22, 2018, isda te o f dea th wasDever, deceased, whoseestate of Donald BreenThe administration of the

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