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in one arrest, two children beingremoved from the home and therescue of several abused dogs.

Meagan Cruce, 24, 90 N. Hick-ory St., Fellsmere, was arrestedon June 19 on charges of posses-sion of cocaine and misde-meanor charges of possession ofmarijuana and drug parapher-nalia, confinement of animalswithout sufficient food or water

and three counts of cruelty toanimals. She posted a $7,500bond and is no longer incarcer-ated at Indian River County Jail.

According to law enforcementreports, the MACE Unit, alongwith Indian River County Sher-iff’s Office K9 unit and theFellsmere Police Department,executed a search warrant on thehome occupied by Ms. Cruce

and found 3.5 grams of marijua-na and a digital scale withcocaine residue, 0.5 grams ofburnt marijuana wrapped in atobacco leaf, 0.5 grams of crackcocaine and a .38 caliber Coltrevolver.

Fellsmere Police Chief KeithTouchberry said the search war-

Michael BaseballField leased to Indian River Sports Complex

VERO BEACH — After aslight “delay of game,” theVero Beach City Councilapproved a 5-year, $1 peryear lease with Indian RiverSports Complex for thecity’s Michael BaseballField.

The 7-acre property con-tains four practice baseballfields and one stadiumbaseball field, all of whichare included in the lease, asis equipment on the proper-ty. Indian River Sports Com-plex would also have theoption of making improve-ments and installations onthe property with approvalfrom the city council.

According to the terms ofthe lease, the nonprofit

Indian River Sports Com-plex will be responsible forcovering maintenance andutility costs incurred on theproperty, which recreationdirector Rob Slezak saidwould relieve the financialburden on the city budget.

By having a lease on theproperty, Indian RiverSports Complex would alsohave control of the schedul-ing of games and practiceson the fields, leaving somecitizens to voice concernsabout accessibility.

Two months ago, the VeroBeach City Council gave ini-tial approval to have a leasewith Indian River SportComplex, but held off onvoting on the lease to allowanother group, HeritagePark, a chance to develop a

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Detectives still investigating Fellsmere drug house

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See BASEBALL, page 11


See DETECTIVES, page 10

Protect your identity; thieves are hiding everywhereTimes sure are changing. It wasn’t

too long ago that shredders werethings found only in offices to

destroy confidential documents, socialsecurity numbers were commonlyused as identification numbers andpeople didn’t think twice aboutthrowing things like canceled checksin the trash.

Today things are different, personalshredders are a common householdappliance, the Social Security Numberis no longer used as a “public” identifi-cation number and most people nowthink twice about just tossing canceled

checks and other confidential infor-mation in the trash.

The reason for these changes is thatidentity theft is the fastest growingwhite collar crime in the nation.

Being a computer technician, I amconsulted by people and businesses

on how to protect personal and privateinformation. At the start of theseconsultations we go through a ques-tion and answer period where I try toassess where the risks are (what kindsof information are at risk, how thatinformation is stored and how thatinformation may be vulnerable) andthe more I do this, the more I seecertain patterns immerge.

First, there seems to be a miscon-ception that identity theft is primarilya financial issue. I find that manypeople are surprised to learn that youcan have your identity stolen andnever have it show up on your creditreport or even have the event berelated to a bank account or creditcard.

If your identity is stolen it could beused to get medical treatment in yourname and next thing you know it yourmedical records are now corruptedwith someone else’s blood type andmedical history – a bad situation thatyour credit monitoring service won’tnecessarily catch. Or perhaps anidentity thief might use your goodname as an alias while committing acrime. Again a credit monitoringservice won’t alert you when thishappens; you are likely to find outabout it when the police show up atyour door with a warrant because theguy using your name never showed upin court.

A second misconception that I run

into over and over is what I call the“locking the barn after the horse hasbeen stolen” syndrome; people tend toget lulled into a false sense of securityonce they start enacting good habitslike securing their computers, shred-ding personal information andactively taking steps to protect theiridentities. Now, don’t get me wrong,these are definitely some good habitspeople must get into but even if yourcomputer and your information islocked up tight, keep in mind yourinformation is already “out there in theworld.”

As we go through life and do com-mon things like apply for loans,medical insurance, drivers licensesand such, we are invariably giving outthat same information that we areprotecting at home. The question youneed to ask yourself is “how manycompanies out there already have myinformation” and “are these compa-nies taking the same steps to safe-guard my information as I am?” Inmost cases yes but unfortunately inmany cases that answer is no; justabout every week we can hear on thenews about some organization thathas a computer stolen or somehowloses a bunch of people’s information.Sometimes millions of identities arecompromised.

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VERO BEACH — The clinking ofmetal in a restaurant usually meanssomeone has dropped the silverware,but last week in Vero Beach, the noisewas coming from a very different sort ofutensil set.

In honor of World Wide Knit in PublicDay, members of the community gath-ered at the Panera Bread in Vero Beachto knit craft projects for local charitiesand cancer patients.

The Knit Sisters of Vero Beach hostedthe knitting in public event, but it wasby no means their first time working onprojects in public, said Vicki Carlton,group member.

This time the knitting group washighlighting the American Cancer Soci-ety and the local chapter was on handpromoting the fall 2014 Making StridesAgainst Breast Cancer event.

Funds raised through the MakingStrides walk provide for free resourcesand support to women newly diag-nosed with breast cancer, allows foraccess to mammograms and helpscover some costs of researching pre-vention, treatment and cures for breastcancer.

“We are registering teams now,” saidTheresa Woodson, community engage-ment representative for the AmericanCancer Society.

The knitting group formed in 2008and has created countless scarves, hats,

purses, blankets, animals and otherknitted objects for cancer patients andother charities over the years, Ms. Carl-ton said.

The group meets weekly on Tuesdaysand Thursdays at Panera Bread at 3p.m. and on Wednesdays at 5 p.m. inthe Indian River Mall food court.

“It’s grown from two women meetingtogether, to maybe up to 50 peopleknitting during season. You never knowwho is going to be there, there are someregulars and some people that justcome once or twice a year,” Ms. Carltonsaid.

Men are certainly welcome to jointhe group, but at this time the group isall made up of women, she said.

Like many clubs and groups, there isa certain social aspect that draws peo-ple into the organization, but the desireto use their skills to benefit others isalso a common bonding element.

The items the group members createare things that cancer patients, usuallyadults, would find useful or comfort-ing. When the projects are completedthey are turned into the local AmericanCancer Society chapter for distribution.

“We try to make a variety of things sothe American Cancer Society has a vari-ety to choose from. We like to makethem out of comfortable materials,such as cotton or bamboo, because weknow that many people are very sensi-tive. Especially for hats, when peoplelose their hair, their scalps are muchmore sensitive than if they shaved their

head or went bald,” Ms. Carlton said.Many of the women knit but some of

them also crochet items to donate, Ms.Carlton said.

“I learned how to knit from one of thefounders of the group about six yearsago, but I had been crocheting for 49years. I personally like to knit a lot bet-ter and I picked it up pretty fast,” shesaid.

Some of the group members havehad cancer or are in remission from thedisease, which also strengthens the tiesthe knitting group has to the cancercommunity.

“It’s a great support group and group

of friends. You have people that younever would have met or becomefriends with if not for this. Some of thewomen have even traveled to Alaskatogether,” Ms. Carlton said.

Teaching others to knit is anotheraspect of their group, so beginners arewelcome to stop by one of their meet-ings during the week and see what it’sall about, she said.

For more information about the KnitSisters of Vero Beach, visit www.face-book.com/groups/150749091628481.For more information about the Ameri-can Cancer Society, visitwww.cancer.org.

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But the cold reality is that we are allvulnerable and even though it mayonly take an identity thief a minute tosteal someone's identity, it can takeyears for the victim to get it restored.

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Before disposing of an old comput-er, have the hard drive reformatted to"wipe" or overwrite your hard drive.

Avoid using the same password formultiple services (if one gets compro-mised it’s very easy to get into all ofthem).

These are just a few of the basic tipsyou can use to protect your data buteven taking these precautions cannotprotect you 100 percent. I don’t knowof anything that can.

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VERO BEACH — Law enforcementofficials say a body found in a car in Mel-bourne is presumed to be that of miss-ing Vero Beach woman Diana Duve, 26.

The body was found in a vehiclebelonging to Ms. Duve on June 23. Noobvious cause of death was apparent atthe scene, law enforcement officialssaid.

Ms. Duve was last seen leaving theWhat-A-Tavern Restaurant in VeroBeach with her boyfriend at 1:15 a.m. onJune 20.

Ms. Duve’s boyfriend, Michael DavidJones, 31, was arrested by the Fort PiercePolice Department in the early hours ofJune 23 for violation of probation ofaggravated stalking. At press time he washeld in St. Lucie County Jail with nobond amount listed and had not beencharged with anything related to Ms.Duve’s death, although the Vero BeachPolice Department suspects foul play.

Anyone with information about thecase is encouraged to contact the VeroBeach Police Department at (772) 978-4600.

Body found in vehicle City pursues annexation ofneighborhood rife with illegal activity

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — A smallneighborhood just outside Fellsmerecity limits known for criminal activitymay soon be under city jurisdiction.

During the June 17 meeting,Fellsmere City Manager Jason Nune-

maker came before the county com-mission to request the county’s coop-eration to develop an interlocalagreement for a forced annexation ofa roughly 5-acre community, onceknown as Lincoln Park at 100th Laneand 100th Place.



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Arrests listed were made from June 11 to June17, 2014

Vero Beach Police Department

• David Frederick Radtke, 57, 1635 HighlandAve., Vero Beach, was charged with felony crimi-nal mischief.

• James Robert Raymond, 54, 1354 SecondRoad S.W., Vero Beach, was charged with batteryon a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with-out violence and a misdemeanor charge of tres-pass.

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• David Hines Anderson, 56, 1726 24th PlaceS.W., Vero Beach, was charged with possessionof cocaine.

• Mark Bohannon Jr., 39, 5920 24th St., VeroBeach, was charged with manufacturing metham-phetamine and misdemeanor charges of makingor throwing a destructive device, possession ofdrug paraphernalia and first-degree petit theft.

• Shakela Nicole Cunningham, 33, 1860 Wood-land Circle No.207, Vero Beach, was charged withorganized fraud.

• Aerian Thomas Oesch, 35, 5227 Eleuthra Cir-cle, Vero Beach, was charged with third-degreegrand theft and resisting arrest without violence.

• Jason Paul Paradis, 28, 564 53rd Square, VeroBeach, was charged with possession of a con-trolled substance and a misdemeanor charge ofpossession of drug paraphernalia.

• Holly Ellen Patnode, 29, 764 Barber St.,Sebastian, was charged with aggravated assaultand a misdemeanor charge of battery.

• Crystal Lee Lacretia Vanwagner, 36, 2129S.W. Devon Ave., Port St. Lucie, was charged withviolation of probation. She was on probation forwillful fleeing or eluding and possession of drugparaphernalia.

• Steven William Cocchia, 28, 154 Englar DriveNo. B, Sebastian, was charged with giving falseinformation to a pawn broker, dealing in stolenproperty and misdemeanor charges of resistingarrest without violence, possession of drug para-phernalia and possession of a legend drug withouta prescription.

• Christopher Thomas Farless, 29, 891Dempsey Ave., Sebastian, was charged with twocounts of violation of probation.

• Leseana Y. Freeman, 29, 4310 31st Ave., VeroBeach, was charged with aggravated battery witha deadly weapon.

• Deyontay DeShawn Miles, 20, 4118 39thDrive, Vero Beach, was charged with aggravatedassault on a law enforcement officer.

• Zakary Gradiny Monplaisir, 21, 4161 32ndAve., Vero Beach, was charged with driving whilelicense suspended, habitual offender.

• Celone Marquis Sands, 18, 1235 Danforth St.S.W., Palm Bay, was charged with two counts ofdriving while license suspended with knowledgeand misdemeanor charges of driving while licensesuspended with knowledge and leaving the sceneof an accident with property damage.

• Janice Antoinette Taylor, 34, 1102 ClearmontSt., Sebastian, was charged with organized fraud.

• Anthony Vangel, 24, 2330 Abalone Ave., Indi-alantic, was charged with three counts of third-degree grand theft.

• Brandon Taylor Banzet, 20, 594 VanguardRoad, Fort Stewart, Ga., was charged with lewdand lascivious battery.

• Olivia Monique Brown, 26, 4285 48th St. VeroBeach, was charged with possession of cocaineand a misdemeanor charge of possession of mar-ijuana.

• Francisco Gomez, 33, 74 Lime St., Fellsmere,was charged with possession of cocaine.

• David Lee Irving, 37, 5957 Ridge Lake Circle,Vero Beach, was charged with aggravated assaultwith a deadly weapon.

• Stephan George Clarke, 29, 8457 Hart Ave.,Sebastian, was charged with aggravated batteryon a pregnant woman and misdemeanor chargesof driving under the influence, no tag and no validdriver license.

• Scherell Sheree Irving, 46, 2436 42nd St., VeroBeach, was charged with third-degree grand theft.

• Deandre Lucas Love, 32, 4555 33rd Ave., VeroBeach, was charged with trafficking heroin, pos-session of a firearm, ammunition or electric deviceby a convicted felon and misdemeanor charges oftrespass, disorderly conduct, violation of pre-trialrelease and possession of drug paraphernalia. Hewas also charged with violation of a local ordi-nance for trafficking in amphetamines.

• Angela Denise Meraz, 41, 77 N. Orange St.,Fellsmere, was charged with violation of proba-tion.

• Aaron David Bronson, 29, 2516 44th Ave.,Vero Beach, was charged with third-degree grandtheft and dealing in stolen property.

• Justin James Cornell, 39, 875 19th St. S.W.,Vero Beach, was charged with domestic violencebattery by strangulation.

• Tyler Jacob Hardy, 18, 632 Carriage Lake Way,Vero Beach, was charged with violation of proba-tion and a misdemeanor charge of violation of aninjunction for protection. He was on probation forcriminal mischief and petit theft.

• Michael Charles Jones, 18, 119 Friar Court,Sebastian, was charged with possession of mari-juana.

• Nikita Yolanda McGriff, 26, 3865 18th Ave.,Vero Beach, was charged with aggravated assaultwith a deadly weapon.

• Rithivong Sebastian Tes, 22, no address given,was charged with being a fugitive from justice.

• Cody Ray Kelleher, 22, no address given, wascharged with lewd and lascivious molestation,offender older than 18, victim younger than 12.

• Clifford Rajeed Relford, 23, 5730 46th St., VeroBeach, was charged with armed burglary of adwelling structure or conveyance.

• Kirstine Eileen Kinser, 23, 266 Delaware Ave.,Sebastian, was charged with violation of proba-tion. She was on probation for third-degree grandtheft.

• David Michael Miller, 31, 118 Bellamy Trail,Sebastian, was charged with violation of proba-tion.

• Jorge Luis Oquendo, 44, 1106 29th Ave., VeroBeach, was charged with driving while licensesuspended, habitual offender.

• Rodrigo Ramos, 19, 223 Broadway St.,Fellsmere, was charged with grand theft andresisting a merchant.

• Charla Jeanine Romano, 33, 997 Devon Ave.,

Sebastian, was charged with possession ofhydrocodone and a misdemeanor charge of pos-session of drug paraphernalia.

• Kyle Robert Tankersley, 26, 6385 65th St., VeroBeach, was charged with violation of probation.Hewas on probation for burglary of a structure andthird-degree grand theft.

• Tyler Scott Troisi, 24, 389 Benschop St.,Sebastian, was charged with child abuse.

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Dogs!Why do dog owners think that it’s

so darn cute to take an animal intothe supermarket? I don’t care if it’stiny and fits in your bag. It’s a darndog that can use the bathroom at anymoment!

Unattended kidsI’ve taken the time to visit some

local parks. Some have fountains andsplash pads and some just have slidesand swings... but you know what theyall have in common? Unattendedkids. Please, parents, a slide is not ababysitter. Do a better job.

Help the wounded warriorsEach day, as I watch television and

see commercials about the WoundedWarrior Program, my blood just boils.Am I the only one who feels this way?

Here are men and women, who

fought for this nation, who have lostlimbs and/or suffer from Post-Trau-matic Stress Disorder, who have todepend on a civilian organizationand donations of citizens to supportthese individuals. Not one pennycomes from our government. Why?

Almost all the news reports tell ushow our government is squanderingmillions of dollars on pork barrel pro-grams, which in many cases aren'tworth a hill of beans. These pork bar-rel dollars could go to our woundedwarriors.

Additionally, we have a foreign aidprogram, wherein we give money tocountries that hate us.

A number of these countries get-ting military foreign aid use theseweapons to kill their own people andstart civil wars.

And here is the worst part of foreignaid – none of these countries receiv-ing American foreign aid has liftedthe country out of poverty.

Why don’t we have DOMESTIC AIDto help the homeless and our veter-ans? Why don’t we have DOMESTICAID for the children who go to bedhungry? Why don’t we have DOMES-TIC AID to help the elderly? Why don’twe have DOMESTIC AID to providetraining to everyone who needs it, sowe can improve the lives of everyone?Why don’t we have DOMESTIC AID toeducate the people in the projectsand clean up the projects? Whyshouldn’t we have DOMESTIC AID?Doesn’t Charity begin at home?

At this moment, we have the worstCongress, whose members are onlyconcerned with retaining their power,their existence and their reelection.These politicians have made govern-ment their vocation. They are notstatesmen/women. They are onlyconcerned with their careers, theirsurvival and their bank accounts.This is why we need term limits.

If you want to help, write to yourrepresentatives and senators. Tellthem what’s on your mind. If theiractions do not support what is bestfor the survival and future of thisnation, then don’t support them intheir bid to be reelected.

How many?I’m wondering how many youth

have to be murdered before someoneactually does something. So you’vegot extra money to help with enforc-ing the laws? Does anyone reallythink that’s going to help? There areno jobs, no laws enforced and noth-ing for any of the kids to do. This is adead end town.

Murder vs. killing?What is the difference between

murder and kill? Either way, someonedies!

That to me is the sadness in myheart. The sickness in the heart tomurder or kill to gain is the greatestsadness that exists in God's heart andmany like me. What do you gain?

Why is this spreading more andmore all throughout the world? Every

day, we find better ways to murder orkill mankind, and yes, even animals!Dogs, cats and other kinds of animals(are) abused and killed and exploitedfor the gain of money. How sad, howvery sad that we have done this to all.

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I cannot understand why, when yougo to all types of medical facilities,the TV sets are always on.

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Family values?The breakdown of family values

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Mr. Nunemaker said while the prop-erty includes some occupied residen-tial homes, there are also several aban-doned buildings and overgrownfoliage that allow for coverage for ille-gal activity such as prostitution, drugsand illegal dumping.

Over the past 10 years, the city hasworked with the county to try andresolve some of the issues, but it seemsthe issues aren’t getting any better andthe city is in a better position toimprove the area, Mr. Nunemaker said.

“This is a last resort option. We can’tabide the current situation anylonger,” Mr. Nunemaker said.

“We’ve been working with residentsof Hall Carter James, an adjacentneighborhood, to improve the area butthe Lincoln Park area has stymiedimprovement,” he said.

The area in question is also far out-side the county’s urban service area,which makes it difficult for the countyto address service issues, issues thecity would be able to address just aswell, Mr. Nunemaker said.

“To bring this property into the citywe could provide all the municipalservices, including code enforcementand water services, which is goodbecause water quality is an issue withthe illegal dumping and exotic vegeta-tion out there,” he said.

One thing the city could do is pro-vide a water line to the parcel so resi-dents could tie into the public watersystem instead of using wells and sep-tic systems.

“We could remove the vegetation inthe right-of-ways so people aroundcould see what is going on and thatmight deter some of the drugs andprostitution,” Mr. Nunemaker said.

The county commissioners fullysupported Mr. Nunemaker’s requestand now the next step is for the countyattorney, Dylan Reingold, to work withFellsmere to prepare an agreementand a notification process for theproperty owners and homeowners tohave opportunity for questions and tovoice any concerns.

For more information about the cityof Fellsmere, visit www.cityof-fellsmere.org. For more informationabout Indian River County, visitwww.ircgov.com.

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Indian River County Sheriff’s Officepublic information officer Sgt. EricFlowers said when detectives enteredthe home, conditions of the homewere “deplorable” and the house wassubsequently condemned by countycode enforcement.

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The two small children living in thehome are being overseen by DCF andhave been placed with family mem-bers, Sgt. Flowers said.

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During the June 17 meeting, Her-itage Park organizers Jason Red-mond and Coogie Friedman, pre-sented their case for Michael Field tobe kept open for children not only toplay baseball, but to have all pur-pose fields where football and soc-cer teams could play.

“The problem right now is there’snot a lot of places for them to play,and that’s why we are here,” Mr. Red-mond said.

Mr. Redmond said he was appre-ciative of the council giving themtwo weeks to put a mission state-ment together and show insurancecould be obtained, but asked thecouncil to consider Heritage Park, oranother group to lease the parkinstead of going with the “easyoption” of Indian River Sports Com-plex.

Members of the public said theyweren’t against Indian River SportsComplex, just that the city shouldthink outside of baseball when itcomes to city recreational parks andto keep Michael Field open for allsports activities.

City Manager Jim O’Connor rec-ommended the council move for-ward with the lease agreement withIndian River Sports Complex andsaid the lease allowed him to

accomplish two goals the councilput before him, to reduce costs andkeep baseball in Vero Beach.

Mr. O’Connor said Bob Summersbaseball field will continue to beopen for people that want to throwaround a baseball, fields at LeisureSquare are available for people thatwant open access to play soccer orother ball sports and Riverside Parkalso has open spaces.

When it came time to vote, MayorDick Winger said although he heardthe emotional appeal from the pub-lic and Heritage Park supporters, thecity needed to be concerned withhaving a stable organization takingover the property and needed tohear more of a business plan.

“We have to be fiscally responsi-ble,” Mayor Winger said.

“What I would like to know is howsome group is going to make itwork,” he said.

The council voted 5-0 to lease thefields to Indian River Sports Com-plex.

George Young, organizer for Indi-an River Sports Complex, said thereare more than 500 children playingbaseball through the Cal Ripken andBabe Ruth baseball organization.

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• Turtle walks, Sebastian Inlet StatePark, Sebastian, Fridays through Tuesdays,from June 1 through July 31 at 9 p.m.Learn about Florida’s sea turtles andmaybe see a nesting loggerhead sea turtleon a ranger-led tour. Cost: Park entry feesapply. For more information, visitwww.floridastateparks.org/sebastianin-let/events.cfm.

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• Summer sailing camp, The Moorings,Vero Beach, 9 a.m. Monday through

Friday. Six one-week long camp sessionsfor beginning children sailors, ages 8 to13. Cost: $250 per week. For moreinformation, visit www.ysfirc.org.


• Sports and aquatics camp, LeisureSquare, Vero Beach, 7:30 a.m. Nine weeksof full day summer camp programmingfor children 6-13 including volleyball,tennis, kickball, football and basketball.Cost: $90 per week for Vero Beachresidents, $105per week for non-cityresidents. For more information, visitwww.covb.org.

• Aerial Antics Camp, Leisure Square,Vero Beach, 7:30 a.m. Full day summerprogram for children 6-13 includingtraining in gymnastics, acrobatics circusaerial and dance. It is recommendedstudents attend all nine weeks. Cost: $90per week for Vero Beach residents, $105per week for non-city residents. For moreinformation, visit www.covb.org.


• Summer art camp, Vero BeachMuseum of Art, Vero Beach, times vary.

ARIES - March 21/April 20Be honest with yourself, Aries. Some-times change can be a good thing, sotake a few days to sort through all ofyour options. You will be glad you did.

TAURUS - April 21/May 21Taurus, you may have to be clever tosolve a particular problem this week. Itwill be challenging, but you are up tothe task and your efforts will be theirown reward.

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CANCER - June 22/July 22Cancer, it may take some time to getback on your feet after a stumble, butyou will get there much faster if you aska few friends for support. You know thepeople who have your back.

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HoroscopesAuthor, conservationist to visit Vero Beach

VERO BEACH — An author with aheart for animals and a love for VeroBeach will back in town for a booksigning event at an independent bookstore.

The Vero Beach Book Center in VeroBeach will host an author conversationand book signing with New York Timesbestselling author Mary Alice Monroeon July 2 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

The event will feature Ms. Monroe’slatest book, “The Summer Wind,” thesecond installment in the LowcountrySummer Trilogy.

“I’m thrilled to be coming back toVero Beach Book Center to promotemy new book. It’s one of my favoritehometown stores and I never miss it,”Ms. Monroe said in an interview.

The book series is set in Sullivan’sIsland, S.C., and revolves around thelives of three estranged half-sistersstaying at their grandmother’s historicoceanfront home during the summer.Woven into the fabric of the primarystory is the plight of an Atlantic bot-tlenose dolphin, adding Ms. Monroe’s

signature environmental issue to thenovel.

“I believe in the power of story,” Ms.Monroe said.

“I can make readers aware of issuesin our landscape and affect change.Once people feel something about anissue, they make a connection with itand they will act on their own, I know ithappens,” she said.

In previous novels, Ms. Monroe hascalled attention to a variety of conser-vation issues including loggerheadturtles, birds of prey and monarch but-terflies, a press release said.

She was inspired to go ahead andinclude a dolphin in her new seriesafter hearing some sad statistics aboutthe health of wild dolphins.

“I always knew I wanted to one daywrite a novel about the dolphin. Every-one loves that beguiling smile,” Ms.Monroe said in a press release.

“But the impetus for me I think towrite this series now is the hard factthat 48 percent to 52 percent of thewild dolphins in South Carolina andFlorida are sick. It’s an alarming situa-tion,” she said.

As a sentinel species, sick dolphins

can be key indicators of health con-cerns that could eventually affecthumans, Ms. Monroe said in an inter-view.

Ms. Monroe’s appearance in VeroBeach is presented in conjunction

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VERO BEACH — For years, Chef Lin’shas been a place to go to for affordablean dinner that will delight the entirefamily.

No matter what you eat, prefer orcrave, the bountiful buffet has some-thing for everyone, whether it is steak,crab legs or sushi.

Chef Xiang Gan Lin, the owner andhead chef, is the artist behind morethan 200 dishes for dinners to choosefrom.

I have been going to Chef Lin’s foryears, each time making sure that I trysomething new and making sure that Ihit all my favorites like the coconutshrimp, shrimp tempura rolls and crabrangoon.

To have an all you can eat sushi buf-fet is hard to find, let alone afford. Hav-ing the variety and ability to chooseany sushi that I want and a rib-eye cutduring dinner is unheard of.

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She explained all of the foods, fromthe cold bar, the sushi station, the dimsum area and the desserts.

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On my second trip I tried the bour-bon chicken, which had an excellentflavor.

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I finished my night with the almondcookies, a piece of coffee cake and aChinese doughnut.

They also have several flavors of icecream, including a pistachio andchocolate.

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Features a variety of exciting art classes forchildren 4 to 16, Monday through Friday,through Aug. 15. Registration fees vary.For more information, visit www.ver-obeachmuseum.org.

FRIDAY, JUNE 27

• ‘The Mad Science, Spin, Pop, Boom!’show: 10:30 a.m., Indian River CountyMain Library, 1600 21st Street, VeroBeach. Free. For more information, call(772) 589-1355.

• Main Street Vero Beach presents“Downtown Friday,” 14th AvenueHistoric Downtown Vero Beach, 6 p.m.Theme: Pre-July Fourth Blast. Live music.Featured charity: Navy UDT-SEAL Museum.Free. For more information, visitwww.mainstreetverobeach.org.

FRIDAY, JUNE 27 — SATURDAY, JUNE 28

• Live in the Loop: 6:30-9:30 p.m.,Riverside Theatre's driveway loop onComedy Zone weekends. Friday, SweetChariots (rockabilly) will perform;Saturday, Kilt the Messenger (Celtic rock)will perform. No ticket required. No food,drinks or coolers allowed. Food and fullbar and beer available for purchase. Formore information, call guest services at(772) 231-6990.

• Riverside Theatre presents “TheComedy Zone,” Waxlax Stage, RiversideTheatre, Vero Beach, 7:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m.Featuring live music and comedians CeeJayJones and Trish Keating. Cost: $16. For moreinformation, visit www.riversidetheatre.com.

• Riverside Children’s Theatre presents“iRascals,” Anne Morton Theatre, RiversideChildren’s Theatre, Vero Beach, times vary.Riverside’s rascals go pop with an all newrevenue that includes music from the top ofthe charts. Cost: $4 for students, $8 foradults. For more information, visitwww.riversidetheatre.com.

FRIDAY, JUNE 27 — SUNDAY, JUNE 29

• ‘The Aristocats Kids:’ Summer dramacamp production from Vero Beach HighSchool features local students in a Disneyshow. Performances are held in the VeroBeach High School Performing Arts Center,located at 1707 16th Street, at 7:30 p.m.Friday, 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, and 2p.m. Sunday. General admission tickets are$10 per person. Call the box office at (772)564-5537 for tickets.

SATURDAY, JUNE 28

• Anti-Bullying Presentation & Basket-ball Hoopla: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., GiffordYouth Activity Center, 4875 43rd Ave., VeroBeach. Free community event. Guestspeakers to be announced. Children mustbe present for the anti-bullying presentationand bring a parent or guardian in order toparticipate in the basketball hoopla. Lunchand door prizes; all ages welcome. Formore information, call Freddie Woolfork at(772) 794-1005, Ext. 234, or Deidra Ausbyat (772) 563-3045.

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SAGITTARIUS - Nov. 23/Dec. 21Sagittarius, supporting a family memberwho deserves it has you riding high thisweek. This support may be emotional innature or even financial support if you canmanage.

CAPRICORN - Dec. 22/Jan. 20Capricorn, family activities are getting in theway of business prospects, and vice versa.You may need to make a difficult decisionin the near future.

AQUARIUS - Jan. 21/Feb. 18Aquarius, think through the pros and consof speaking your mind at work. Your opin-ions are valid, but you run the risk of alien-ating certain people, and that should notbe taken lightly.

PISCES - Feb. 19/March 20Approach a problem that's been puzzlingyou from a different perspective, Pisces.This new way of looking at things makes allthe difference.

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Cliff Partlow/staff photographerThree-year-old Tori Mills picks flowers as she walks through the butterfly gar-den at Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge Saturday.

Cliff Partlow/staff photographerNora Gardner, 6, gets a ladybug drawn on her face by Megan Thomas.

America’s First Refuge became a classroom for those interested in attracting butterflies and other insects at Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge inthe butterfly garden Saturday during National Pollinators Week. The event gives tips on attracting pollinators to ones garden. Anyone wishing to

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Ms. Monroe not only talks aboutconservation and environmental con-cerns in her novels, but lives out herlife in a manner consistent with herpassion. She serves on the board of theSouth Carolina Aquarium, theLeatherback Trust and Charleston Vol-unteers for Literacy.

She holds an active permit as a seaturtle volunteer and fully believes ingetting hands-on experience with anyenvironmental issues before she everputs them in a book.

One facility that helped her writeabout the Atlantic bottlenose dolphinwas the Dolphin Research Center inGrassy Key.

The nonprofit has a natural seawaterlagoon where the dolphins live andinteract, Ms. Monroe said.

According to the nonprofit’s website,the majority of the dolphins at the cen-ter were born there or came from facil-ities where they lived under humancare and are not considered wild.

The illness of the wild dolphins iswhat got Ms. Monroe’s attention and awild dolphin is a part of the novel, butthe bigger picture of “The SummerWind” is definitely the relationshipsbetween the people and the dolphinhelps that story be told, Ms. Monroe

said.“After I finish my research, I can

include my authentic experience withthe dolphins. I can’t make up anythingas good as what actually happens.

“Once I actually start the novel, it’sall about the people, the humanaspect. I can hardly wait to go back andfinish writing the last book in theseries, ‘The Summer’s End,’” Ms. Mon-roe said.

Vero Beach Book Center is located at392 21st St., Vero Beach. For more infor-mation about the bookstore or aboutbookstore events, call (772) 569-2050 orvisit www.verobeachbookcenter.com.For more information about Ms. Mon-roe, visit www.maryalicemonroe.com.


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Sharing memories of Dodgertown With summer officially here, I

tend to turn some of myattention to baseball. There was

a time when baseball filled my child-hood. I was a huge baseball fan andwhen Spring Training came around I wasin heaven.

In my teens I discovered that I couldcombine my two loves, baseball and golf.Thanks to the Los Angeles Dodgers andthe wonderful complex known asDodgertown in Vero Beach, I could rollinto town with my sticks and my mittand kill two birds with one stone.

By arriving early enough I could get in

nine holes at Dodgertown Golf Courseand then catch the afternoon gamebetween the Dodgers and another club. Ihad to arrive early though, as they wouldclose the course for parking a few hoursbefore the ball game.

In 1948, Branch Rickey and co-owner,

Walter O’Malley, moved the Dodgers'spring training operations from Pen-sacola to a disused 80-acre naval trainingbase in Vero Beach. During World War II,the base served as a training facility fordive-bomber pilots learning to fly nightmissions. On the same property wherepilots practiced strafing and bombing,the duo brought nearly 600 players tochase fly balls, run bases, swat mosqui-toes and stay somewhat sober duringtheir lonely evenings.

With the South still rampant withracial prejudice, many of the blackplayers would travel to Fort Pierce ontheir free time to find public courseswhere they could enjoy a round of golf.In 1953, O’Malley had designed, withinput from players and coaches, a pitchand putt golf course around a man-made lake on the property.

Because space was limited and therewere only a few holes, O’Malley decidedin 1965 to build and maintain his owncourse, adjacent to Holman Stadium. Hehired a pair of minority coaches, JimGilliam, a former Dodger player andPreston Gomez to design the track.

The nine-hole course opened in 1965and was available to all the Dodgerplayers as well as the public. Being anavid golfer, O’Malley could often befound on the links.

With the course being right on theDodgertown property, players could befound there pretty much any time theyweren’t playing baseball. On a given day

you could find Jackie Robinson, DukeSnider, Don Drysdale, Sandy Koufax, RoyCampanella, Vin Scully or many moreHall of Famers enjoying a round.

Maury Wills learned the game of golfhere. Being an African-American meantthat many places weren’t open to himand his fellow players. He found solaceon the course and learned the game.

Sadly the end came in 2004 when theDodgers were sold. The new ownershipfound that today’s players weren’tinterested in playing the quaint course,regardless of its history, and shut thedoors.

Soon after, the team picked up its bats,balls and mitts and moved its operationto Arizona. The Dodgers had spent 61years in Vero Beach. The team, its playersand fans were not just a part of the city’shistory; they were part of the city itself.

I don’t happen by the old Dodgertowncomplex often, but when I do, seeing thevacant plot of land where DodgertownGolf Course used to be makes me sad.

I think about all the great players whowalked those grounds. I think of howdifficult it must have been for thoseAfrican-American ballplayers to findthings to do in those days, and howwonderful it was that O’Malley builtsomething for ALL of his players to enjoy.

James Stammer has been an avid golferand golf enthusiast for nearly 40 years. Hecan be contacted [email protected].

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The administration of the estate of M. Ayde Diaz a/k/a Maximinia A. Diaz a/k/a Ayde Diaz, deceased, whose date of death was December 12, 2013, is pending in the Circuit Court for Indian River County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is P.O.Box 1028, Vero Beach, FL 32961. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below. All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.N OT W I T H S TA N D I N G THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.The date of the first publication of this notice is June 20, 2014.Personal Representative:Haydee S. Mahannah, 2146 - 54th Avenue, Vero Beach, Florida 32966Attorney for Personal Representative: John G.Evans, Attorney, Florida Bar Number: 410421, Dill & Evans, P.L., 1565 U.S.Highway 1, Sebastian, FL 32958, Telephone: (772) 589-1212, Fax: (772) 589 -5212, E-Mail: jgserv@ bellsouth.net Secondary E-Mail: None Pubs: June 20, & June 27, 2014

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IN RE: ESTATE OF DAVID L. HANCOCK a/k/a DAVID LEE HANCOCK a/k/a DAVID HANCOCK, Deceased.FILE NO.312014CP000553

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The administration of the Estate of David L.Hancock a/k/a David Lee Hancock a/k/a David Hancock, deceased, whose date of death was May 4, 2014, is pending in the Circuit Court for Indian River County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is Post Office Box 1028, Vero Beach, Florida, 32961-1028. The names and addresses of the Personal Representative and the Personal Representative’s attorney are set forth below.All creditors of the Decedent and other persons having claims or demands against Decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court ON OR BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.All other creditors of the Decedent and other persons having claims or demands against Decedent’s Estate must file their claims with this Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE.ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.N OT W I T H S TA N D I N G THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.The date of first publication of this notice is June 20, 2014.Personal Representative:Thomas R. Hancock, 7519 Gayle Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28212 Attorney for Personal Representative: Chester Clem, Esquire, Florida Bar No. 014060, Chester Clem, P.A. 2145 15th Avenue, Vero Beach, Florida 32960 Pubs:6/20/14 & 6/27/14

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE

NINETEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, STATE OF

FLORIDAIN RE: ESTATE OF ROBERT A. FLINN, Deceased. Case No.:312013CP000992

NOTICE TOCREDITORS

The administration of the estate of Robert A. Flinn, Deceased, whose date of death is October 1, 2013, File Number 312013CP000992XXXXXX pending in the Circuit Court for Indian River County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 2000 16th Avenue, Vero Beach, Florida 32960. The Estate is testate. Date of the Decedent’s Last Will & Testament is December 29, 2010.The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below.All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice has been served must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITH BE FOREVER BARRED.N OT W I T H S TA N D I N G THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.The date of first publication of this notice is June 27, 2014Personal Representative:Kevin S. Doty, 411 Holly Road, Vero Beach, Florida 32963Attorney for Personal Representative: Original signed by: Louis B.Vocelle, Jr., Louis B.Vocelle, Jr., Esquire, Florida Bar #:349488, 3333 20th Street, Vero Beach, Florida 39260 Telephone: (772) 562- 8111 Fax: (772) 562- 2870 Email: BVocelle@ vocelleberg.com, Court [email protected] [email protected]: 6/27/14 & 7/4/14

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE

NINETEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, STATE OF

FLORIDAPROBATE DIVISIONIN RE: ESTATE OF JOSEPH EDWARD GALARDI, Deceased.File No.312014CP000589

NOTICE OFCREDITORS

The administration of the Estate of Joseph Edward Galardi, Deceased, File Number:312014CP000589, is pending in the Circuit Court for Indian River County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 2000 16th Avenue, Vero Beach, Florida 32960. The names and addresses of the Co-PersonalRepresentatives and the Co-PersonalRepresentatives’ attorney are set forth below.All creditors of the Decedent and other persons having claims or demands against Decedent’s estate, including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims, on whom a copy of this notice is served must file their claims with his court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.All other creditors of the Decedent and other persons having claims or demands against Decedent’s Estate, including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims, must file their claims with this court must WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE.ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.N OT W I T H S TA N D I N G THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.The date of first publication of this notice is June 27, 2014.Co-PersonalRepresentatives: Sharon K. Galardi, P.O. Box 351, Northville, Michigan 48167 & Jeffrey Meyer, 454 34th Avenue, Vero Beach, Florida 32968 Attorney for Personal Rep. Steven A. Long, Esquire, 1317 North Central Avenue, Sebastian, Florida 32958 (772) 589-7778, Florida Bar Number: 308171, [email protected] Pubs:June 27, & July 4, 2014

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The administration of the Estate of Dorothy G.Sullivan, deceased, whose date of death was May 11, 2014, is pending in the Circuit Court for Indian River County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is P.O. Box 1028, Vero Beach, FL 32961. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below. All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.N OT W I T H S TA N D I N G THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.The date of the first publication of this notice is June 27, 2014.Personal Representative:Patrick M. Sullivan, 4203 Orion Path, Liverpool, New York 13090Attorney for Personal Representative: John G.Evans, Attorney for Patrick M. Sullivan, Florida Bar Number:410421, Dill & Evans, P.L., 1565 U.S. Highway 1, Sebastian, FL 32958, Telephone: (772) 589- 589-1212, Fax: (772) 589 E-Mail: [email protected] Secondary E-Mail:None Pubs: June 27, & July 4, 2014

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