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Vol. 18, No. 1 www.HometownNewsTC.com Friday, May 31, 2019EARL STEWART

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR

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The St. Lucie West Centennial High School Class of 2019 Commence-ment Ceremony was held at the Havert L. Fenn Center in Fort Pierce on Tuesday, May 21. Here, class of 2019 Salutatorian Joseph Vargas shows off his diploma.

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PORT ST. LUCIE – The City Council, in its role as the Government Finance Corporation, voted unanimously May 13 to approve a con-tract giving West Palm Beach-based Tambone Companies the exclusive right to market 84 acres of land within the Southern Grove Jobs Corridor.

The city first began negotiating a development agreement with the company last July and result-

ed in a letter of intent from its principal Richard Tambone, which Community Redevelopment Agency Director Wesley McCurry presented to GFC Board members March 25.

Staff hammered out an agreement with Mr. Tambone over the next several weeks that would enable his firm to provide development services and an option to sell or purchase lands directly.

Mr. McCurry told GFC members that the pro-posed agreement would last for a two-year peri-od and could be potentially extended for a total of five years in one-year increments afterward.

“The agreement will facilitate the marketing, planning and sale by the developer on behalf of the GFC for approximately 84 acres of land that is located in the northern portion of the South-ern Jobs Corridor in the vicinity of the City Electric Company,” he said. “The agreement will

City approves contract to market jobs corridorWest Palm investment firm to pay annual carrying costs on land in exchange for 50 percent of sale proceeds

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By Donald RodrigueFor Hometown News

ST. LUCIE COUNTY – The City of Fort Pierce and the entire Southeastern Florida ranching community lost a piece of its heart and a good chunk of its old southern heritage with the passing of Doro-thy “Dot” Snively Adams on May 4.

Mrs. Adams, 91, was the wife of iconic rancher Alto “Bud” Lee Adams Jr., who carved out his own unique niche in the Florida cattle industry with the suc-cessful creation of the Braford, a new breed of heat-resistant beef cattle. Aside from that fact, Mr. Adams, who died at 91 on Sept. 22, 2017, would have told anyone his other most amazing feat was to marry “the most beautiful girl at FSU”, which he did in 1949. While he was the son of Flor-ida Supreme Court Judge Alto Adams Sr. who had originally purchased what would become the renowned Adams Ranch land in 1937 for $1.50 an acre, she was the daughter of Winter Haven citrus farmer Harvey B. Snively. Their paths crossed and permanently entwined in Tallahassee, where it was rumored he first caught sight of her tossing citrus from a parade float. After graduating from Florida State Uni-versity, the couple relocated to the family ranch, where they eventually had three sons: Alton “Lee” Adams III, Michael Adams and Robert Adams. The latter says he doesn’t think his mother thought twice about exchanging her native Central Flor-ida for St. Lucie County and seemed to adapt perfectly to the ranch lifestyle.

“She was always a happy person,” her youngest son said. “I can’t think of her struggling with anything. She always made everything look easy.”

Area loses iconic southern belleBy Donald RodrigueFor Hometown News

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• Port St. Lucie Hurricane Expo: The 13th annual Hurricane Preparedness Expo is where residents and businesses can get cru-cial storm-related information at one conve-nient location. It is a premier storm prepara-tion event that connects residents with businesses and emergency services provid-ers. The expo will take place at Port St. Lucie Civic Center, located at 9221 SE Civic Center Place in Port St. Lucie, Saturday, June 1 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Presentations, vendors, and fun activities for all and presentations by Emergency Management experts and local meteorologists. Over 60 businesses and Emergency Services Providers. Hurricane Wind Simulation and green screen photo booth with storm backgrounds. Free T-shirts and raffles for attending the presentation (while supplies last). Food Trucks, free admission and free parking Hurricane sea-son begins June 1 and lasts until November 30. For more information, please call the Emergency Management Division at 772-873-6341.

THURSDAY, JUNE 6

• The Thursday Afternoon Book Discussion Group: The Thursday Afternoon Book Discussion Group meets on the first Thursday of each month at 3 p.m. and open to everyone; the book of the week will be "An American Marriage” by Tayari Jones. The Port St. Lucie Branch of the St. Lucie County Library System is located at 180 SW Prima Vista Blvd., Port St. Lucie. For more information call the Morningside Branch Library at 772-871-5450 or visit: www.stlucieco.gov/Library.

• Live Music at Rhumcay Beach Resort: Come sit on Florida’s biggest inlet and on Atlantic Ocean and let me sing you songs about living in Fort Pierce, Okeechobee, Indiantown, and Florida History! Good friends and good drinks abound. Live music will take place all night at The Rhumcay Beach Resort and Island Grille, located at 110 S Ocean Drive in Fort Pierce on Thursday, June 6 beginning at 6 p.m. For more information, call (772) 882-3602 or visit www.rhumcay.com

SATURDAY, JUNE 8

• Beach Cleanup: Join us on June 8th at 2098 Seaway Drive in Fort Pierce for the World Oceans Day beach cleanup. Help keep our beautiful beaches clean and blue this World Oceans weekend. The Smithsonian Marine Ecosystems Exhibit will be hosting a beach cleanup from 8-10 a.m. We will provide pickers, gloves, buckets, and other

materials. This event is free, but does not include admission to the aquarium. Registration is not required. For more information, call (772) 465-3271

SATURDAY, JUNE 15

• Taste Of The Tropics: The Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens, located at 2410 SE Westmoreland Boulevard in Port St. Lucie will host "Taste of the Tropics" Plant and Gift Sale on Saturday, June 15. The plant sale will begin at 9am and run through 1pm. In cooperation with the Treasure Coast Rare Fruit Club, the Taste of the Tropics Plant Sale will feature our beautiful Botanical Gardens where you can explore the wonderful world of tropical fruits available on the Treasure Coast and join in tasting Tropical Fruit grown locally. The event is free to attend. For more information, call 772-337-1959 or visit www.pslbg.org

THURSDAY, JULY 4

Freedomfest is how Port St. Lucie celebrates its pride in our nation and our community. The Freedomfest celebration begins at 4 p.m. at the Port St. Lucie Civic Center, located at 9221 SE Civic Center Place in Port St. Lucie with a live band, food and refreshments, games and activities for kids and families, arts & craft vendors and much more! Freedomfest culminates with one of the area’s largest and most dramatic fireworks display beginning at 9 p.m. (weather permitting) at the Civic Center. For more information call (772) 807-4488 or visit www.cityofpsl.com/government/departments/civic-center

THURSDAY, JULY 11

• The Thursday Afternoon Book Discussion Group: The Thursday Afternoon Book Discussion Group meets on the first Thursday of each month at 3 p.m. and open to everyone; the book of the week will be "One Thousand White Women” by Jim Fergus. The Port St. Lucie Branch of the St. Lucie County Library System is located at 180 SW Prima Vista Blvd., Port St. Lucie. For more information call the Morningside Branch Library at 772-871-5450 or visit: www.stlucieco.gov/Library.

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Mr. Adams did say his mother never really learned to horseback ride, but even so, would bite the bullet and get in the saddle so the family could participate together in the annu-al Sandy Shoes Festival Cattlemen’s Parade. She was also an avid hunter, having grown up accompanying her father on hunting trips near Winter Haven.

“My mom enjoyed living on the ranch and was at home with the snakes and alligators,” Mr. Adams said. “She was not involved in the working of the cattle but always supported the family by making a good ranch home. And she did like to hunt wild turkeys.”

LeeAnn Simmons, the daughter of Mrs. Adams’ firstborn son Lee, said she has fond memories of her grandmother from a very young age.

“My first memory of her would probably be swimming in her pool or her teaching me to play the piano,” she said.

Now 36, Mrs. Simmons lives in Floral City but still works remotely on the conservation easements for Adams Ranch and in its Natu-ral Beef Program. She always lived close to her grandparents until moving to Tallahassee to study at their alma mater in 2002 and sub-sequently marrying and resettling in Citrus County. She said her grandmother was pas-sionate about family.

“One thing my grandmother loved to do was take us to Winter Haven to visit her rela-tives,” she explained. “She was always talking about them and went to visit whenever she could. She loved spending time with her granddaughters – she had five – and would take us shopping and to Winter Haven. Another thing we did together was organize her photos. She loved family photos, and we

spent a lot of time looking through her old photos from college, her wedding and their trips.”

Mrs. Simmons said her grandmother was first diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in the early 2000s while she was still in Tallahassee. She, along with her Uncle Robert, helped care for the matriarch of the family in her final days at home.

“Of course, it affected our relationship because she could not communicate the way she used to,” she explained. “However, she never stopped smiling at me – the same smile always.”

Ms. Simmons’ best memory of her grand-parents together is reminiscent of the 2004 film, The Notebook, in which a husband tries relentlessly to reignite his wife’s memories of him through reading the story of their com-plicated romance.

“The fondest memory I have of my grand-parents would have to be the way he wanted to care for her until he could no longer do it by himself,” she said. “His greatest concern his last years were who would take care of Dot if he were to pass before her.”

Mrs. Adam’s decades-old friend Betsy Yates agrees with Mrs. Simmons that even though her grandmother gradually lost the ability to communicate, some things about the iconic rancher’s wife never changed.

“She had her smile and her beautiful skin right up until the day she died,” she said. “And she had the most beautiful blue eyes.”

A retired Lawnwood Hospital nurse, Mrs. Yates, 74, said she first met Mrs. Adams when she married one of Mr. Adams’ hunting bud-dies Bill Yates.

“Bill would hunt with Bud and they would go to Mexico and hunt,” she explained. “Dot already had the boys, and she was very busy with that, and it wasn’t until the ’70s when I saw more of her. She was a beautiful, soft-spo-ken and kind lady. Her main focus was her

marriage, her family and the community, and she was involved with many organizations.”

Mrs. Yates said she got to know Mrs. Adams even better after the latter’s boys had grown and she began volunteering for differ-ent entities, including the Lawnwood Hospi-tal Auxiliary, whose members were more commonly known as the Pink Ladies. They both served together on the Philanthropic Education Organization, which was devoted to providing financial assistance and scholar-ships so young ladies with families could go back to college. Describing Mrs. Adams as “a beautiful, soft-spoken and kind lady,” the for-mer nurse said her late friend’s passion and dedication were some of her most outstand-ing attributes.

“The devotion to her family and to the dif-ferent causes really stood out to me,” Mrs. Yates said. “Once you raise your children, then you look to do the things you enjoy. She loved the woods, the hunting and that life, but she also enjoyed being with people and friends, and that’s when she got involved with PEO.”

Fort Pierce attorney Frank Fee III said although he’d known of Bud and Dot Adams as far back as his high school days, he really got to know the former after graduating from law school in 1969 and going to work for First Federal Savings and Loan in Fort Pierce. He called Mrs. Adams a “true southern lady.”

“In the 1970s, I began to hunt with him [Mr. Adams] and some other common close friends, and that’s when our friendship really grew and I came to know Bud and Dot,” he said. “She was a hunter and enjoyed doing that with her husband.”

Mr. Fee eventually took on the role as gen-eral counsel for the Adams Ranch Corpora-tion and became even more intimately involved with the family. He said the couple’s contributions to St. Lucie County, the ranch-ing community and the environment in gen-

eral were too numerous to list. “As far as environmentalism and commu-

nity activism, he’s been on all the boards and received all the awards,” he explained. “Dot was always a very valuable asset to Bud, and I know she was very involved in hospital work. She was simply a vital part of Bud’s persona, and he couldn’t accomplish what he did with-out her.”

Mrs. Yates, who helped watch over Mr. Adams in his final days at home, was asked by the family to say a few words at the private graveside service for Mrs. Adams at Harrison Cemetery. In her brief tribute to her old friend and her husband, she said Mr. Adams’s devotion to his wife before he died shone through as clearly as that expressed in The Notebook.

“Bud was very good at writing letters and notes, and he wrote to Bill over the years,” she said, quoting from her funeral tribute. “I looked at them yesterday, and he would con-sistently write ‘my beautiful wife is still beau-tiful and although she cannot talk, I know she loves me.’ It is always hard when you lose a friend and he loved her, and I admired both of them.”

Their youngest son affirmed his father’s devotion to the love of his life.

“Dad was able to care for her for a long time,” Mr. Adams explained. “He was always by her side and gave comfort. The family pro-vided care at first, with myself and her Grand-daughter LeeAnn very involved. Later we hired two special ladies that provided round-the-clock care for Dad and Mom. So, she and Dad stayed at home to the end.”

Mrs. Simmons agreed. “She and my grandfather both passed away

peacefully at home, the same home they had been in since they were married,” she said. “We were so fortunate to have the best care for them at home.”

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Saturday morning 8-10 AM radio show on WSVU, TrueOldies 95.9 FM & 106.9 FM (Stream: www.EarlOnCars.com). True Oldies Radio Station is located at 8895 N Military Trail in Palm Beach Gardens. The audience will judge the debate, hearing both sides of the dealer fee issue and vote for the winner. The loser pays the winner $100,000. If I win, I pledge to contribute the $100,000 to Big Dog Ranch Rescue (www.BDRR.org).

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• The Car Dealer must be a legally appointed dealer, named in the franchise agreement between him or her and the manufacturer of the vehicles he or she sells.

• Earl Stewart will open the debate, explaining to the audience why the dealer fee should be made illegal. The length of time will be 5-10 minutes.

• The car dealer challenging this proposi-tion will take 5-10 minutes explaining why dealer fees should remain legal.

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• There can be no inter-ruptions of either speaker.

• The listening audience will cast their votes for the winner by texting their votes or posting their votes to Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, or Periscope. All votes must be accompanied by a name and phone number for veri-fication. Any employee of a car dealership, car dealer association and family members of either are ineligible to vote.

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agreed upon by both parties at least one week before the debate. If they cannot agree on an attorney, he or she will be decided by the toss of a coin.

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Fort Pierce Police Department

Durand Frank, 38, of Fort Pierce, was arrest-ed May 8 and charged with driving while license suspended (habitual offender), and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Willie Fulton, 53, of Fort Pierce, was arrested May 8 and charged with possession of cocaine, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Hillary Rogers, 19, of Fort Lauderdale, was arrested May 9 and charged with grand theft larceny over $300 and less than $5,000.

Kenneth Griggs, 27, of Okeechobee, was arrested May 10 and charged with fleeing/elud-ing law enforcement with lights/siren active, reckless driving (1st offense).

Varrick Petit, 36, of Fort Pierce, was arrested May 10 and charged with robbery by sudden snatching without firearm or weapon.

Cheryl Knox, 50, of Fort Piece, was arrested May 11 and charged with possession of cocaine, and possession of drug parapherna-lia.

Tekela Martin, 33, of Fort Pierce, was arrest-ed May 11 and charged with possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia, and trespassing on conveyance or structure.

Michael Jeremiah, 68, of Fort Pierce, was arrested May 11 and charged with driving while license suspended with knowledge (3rd or sub-sequent offense).

Michael Love, 28, of Fort Pierce, was arrest-ed May 12 and charged with tampering with/fabricating physical evidence, and possession of marijuana under 20 grams.

John Riphin, 18, of Fort Pierce, was arrested

May 12 and charged with tampering with/fabri-cating physical evidence, possession of mari-juana under 20 grams, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Derek Davis, 32, of Fort Pierce, was arrested May 12 and charged with fleeing/eluding law enforcement officer, resisting officer without violence, and driving while license suspended with knowledge.

Hakeem Johnson, 21, of Fort Pierce, was arrested May 15 and charged with felony bat-tery.

Warren Whyte, 30, of Fort Pierce, was arrest-ed May 15 and charged with possession of cocaine, possession of marijuana over 20 grams, and driving while license suspended with knowledge.

Jose Vasquez, 18, of Fort Pierce, was arrest-ed May 15 and charged with aggravated bat-tery – offender knew/should have known victim was pregnant, and battery.

Brianna Peterson, 18, of Tallahassee, was arrested May 15 and charged with aggravated battery – offender knew/should have known victim was pregnant.

Javaris Allen, 20, of Fort Pierce, was arrest-ed May 15 and charged with murder (not pre-meditated during specific felony), and aggra-vated battery with a deadly weapon.

Carla Douglas, 55, of Fort Pierce, was arrest-ed May 15 and charged with grand theft larce-ny over $300 and less than $5,000.

Rumeal Plain, 30, of Fort Pierce, was arrest-ed May 16 and charged with possession of a firearm/weapon/ammo by convicted felon, pos-session of cocaine with intent to sell/manufac-ture/deliver, possession of marijuana with intent to sell/manufacture/deliver, possession of methamphetamine with intent to sell/manu-facture/deliver, possession of synthetic narcot-ic with intent to sell/manufacture/deliver, pos-

session of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, and driving while license suspended with knowledge (1st offense).

Rocibel Armengolt, 21, of Fort Pierce, was arrested May 16 and charged with aggravated battery – offender knew/should have known victim was pregnant.

Jakeem Everett, 22, of Fort Pierce, was arrested May 16 and charged with accessory after the fact to 1st degree felony, accessory after the fact to 2nd degree felony, and driving while license suspended with knowledge (3rd or subsequent offense).

Keith Rodgers, 24, of Port St. Lucie, was arrested May 16 and charged with first degree murder, and possession of a firearm/weapon/ammo by convicted felon.

Roderick Nickerson, 44, of Fort Pierce, was arrested May 17 and charged with driving while license suspended with knowledge (3rd or sub-sequent offense).

David Sams, 53, of Fort Pierce, was arrested May 17 and charged with possession of cocaine.

Kevin Brown, 32, of Bradenton, was arrested May 17 and charged with driving while license suspended (habitual offender).

Danielle Harrison, 32, of Fort Pierce, was arrested May 17 and charged with grand theft larceny over $300 and less than $5,000.

Jamal Quarles, 45, of Palm Bay, was arrest-ed May 18 and charged with driving while license suspended with knowledge (3rd or sub-sequent offense), driving under the influence, and leaving the scene of a crash involving damage to property as hit and run.

Ashley Andel, 23, of Okeechobee, was arrested May 19 and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon without intent to kill, driving while license suspended with knowl-edge, and battery.

Amanda Duran, 22, of Fort Pierce, was arrested May 19 and charged with criminal mis-chief over $200 and less than $1,000 as dam-age to property (subsequent offense).

Austin Young, 25, of Fort Pierce, was arrest-ed May 19 and charged with false imprison-ment as kidnapping, and battery.

Felixanr Asencio-valerio, 18, of Fort Pierce, was arrested May 20 and charged with grand theft larceny over $300 and less than $5,000, and grand theft of a motor vehicle.

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Christopher Ryan, 46, was arrested in Port St. Lucie on May 18 and charged with aggra-vated battery.

Lori Doane, 52, was arrested in Port St. Lucie on May 18 and charged with petty theft larceny

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Regarding “Most Voters agree to raise taxes for schools”

I was very pleased to see the results of the vote concerning increased funding for schools, and specifically for increasing the salaries of local teachers. I come from the olden days when teachers may not have been paid very much but at least they were respected mem-bers of the community.

Fast forward to today, when teachers need to know so much more than the teachers of the early 50’s, and it is obvious that they need to be paid more for their increased expertise and wider range of responsibilities. In addition, they need to be treated like the Professionals they are.

I could not help but notice, toward the end of the article, the statement by the Education Association President that local citizens have been voting to tax themselves more in order to support public schools, which one might think is a controversial subject by the way the legis-lature approaches it. Indeed, the article notes that the legislature lags far behind citizen sup-port for local public schools (and is in fact directing tax money more and more toward “Charter Schools” etc.)

What that mismatch of priorities indicates to me is that the legislators are NOT reflecting, or even paying attention to, the values of their constituents, whom they are supposed to be representing.

Another example being the current push by the Legislature to prevent “Returning Citizens” from exercising their right to register and vote as was upheld overwhelmingly by the voters in the 2018 elections. An older example was the way the Legislature fought to keep the Gerry-mandered districts which support their constant re-election from being made more representa-tive which happened way back in 2014. I know people’s memories are short, but it is another example of the will of the people being ignored by the people which their votes put into posi-tions of power!

I do not understand why voters keep putting the same people back in office every year and then often find themselves in disagreement with those elected officials. Do they not under-stand that they can vote for someone else who might actually care what they want and strive to

represent the will of the people and not the will of the Special Interest groups?

Should Pit Bulls be euthanized?

First I would like to give my sincere condo-lences to the family that lost their mother by a dog attack at the Humane Society. Recently, I have visited both of the Humane societies in Ft. Pierce, including Indian River and Palm city. I was shocked by how over run all the Humane Societies are by these pit bulls and other aggressive large dogs. There would only be three or four small dogs and the majority of them adoption was already pending. Years ago I easily adopted two small dogs at the Ft. Pierce Humane Society the same day I visited. No one can adopt pit bulls if you’re a home owner for liability reasons nor do people want these dogs because their dangerous. My dad’s dog was killed by pit bulls. I have never seen anything like it in my life at the shelters. I even asked them “What the heck is going on?” Why all these aggressive dogs and no small dogs available.” So I’m going to say it like I feel. Pit bulls, need to be euthanized and a law in place that prohibits breeding any type dangerous dog. No more bleeding hearts for large danger-ous dogs period. These dogs are loving one moment and will turn on you in a second.

Not participating in food drive

After several years of leaving canned food out by my mailbox in a plastic bag for the post offices’ annual food drive and having the mail carrier refuse to take the food each time, I will no longer participate in the food drive.

Kudos to the Social Security Office

I am giving a great big kudos to the Port St. Lucie Social Security Office. We went in two weeks ago as there was a typo in my hus-band’s first name (yes, check your information,-carefully. The typo probably occurred when he became Medicare eligible). We did arrive early as we could not get an appointment. The entire process took less than half hour. In at 9 a.m.

and out before 9:30. We received the new Social Security card exactly one week later, and his new insurance card four days later.

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QUIPOften Life HoldsA Mixed Bag,Find the Happy PlaceIn Between the Issues-Deirdre HenryOcean Breeze, Florida

Open a homeless shelter

Would the City of Port St. Lucie please open

a homeless shelter, preferable at the Civic Center on US1? It is a public building directly on the bus route, has restrooms with showers, and could be easily staffed with volunteers. There is a serious homeless problem in Port St Lucie - especially in St Lucie West. Homeless people are camping out at the 24 hour SLW Walmart and living in the McDonalds in the store, riding (and sleeping on) the buses and even one living out his car in the parking lot of CareerSource Research Coast on University Blvd. Many of the homeless are veterans so veteran services could also be provided - since the VA is now offering mental health services to dishonorably discharged vets. Instead of ignor-ing the problem and pretending like it doesn’t exist, please address it. The homeless problem is growing in Florida.

Congrats, graduates!The St. Lucie West Centennial High

School Class of 2019 Commencement

Ceremony was held at the Havert L. Fenn Center in Fort Pierce on Tuesday, May 21.

Left, middle: Class of 2019 Vale-dictorian Ashley Quijada receives her diploma.

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result in increased marketing of the prop-erty at no cost to GFC, allow GFC to main-tain oversight of disposition of the proper-ty, potentially increase valuation through the developer’s marketing and develop-ment efforts and provide for sharing of sales revenue between the developer and GFC.”

The CRA director also described the economic benefit the agreement would provide to the city over the next two years and potentially through 2024.

“Upon entering into the agreement, the developer will make a payment to GFC in the amount of $763,966, which is the approximate carry cost on the property for the initial two-year term,” he explained. “Any extension of the term would require a reopening of that contribution in the amount equal to the carry costs on the property that remains under the agree-ment. All expenses, costs and fees in con-nection with marketing, planning and development of the property are the sole responsibility of the developer.”

According to the terms of the contract, Tambone Companies will be required to provide both an annual marketing and sales plan and master conceptual plan for review and approval by GFC over the next two months. Protections incorporated into the contract include the requirement of city approval for any proposed sale and purchase price and the ability for the GFC to remove lands from the agreement for economic development purposes and

reimburse the developer for its contribu-tion. The GFC and Tambone Companies will split the proceeds of any sale 50/50.

Board Member Jolien Caraballo asked Mr. McCurry a series of what she referred to as “rhetorical questions” so the public would understand that Port St. Lucie would not be repeating its failed economic development efforts of the past with this new agreement.

“There’s always that gut reaction, what does this mean and is this anything that looks like the past,” she said. “That being said, what is the risk to the city in involving this kind of contract or deal? Is there any risk at all?”

“No more risk than that is associated with a normal sales transaction,” Mr. McCurry responded. “In fact, it’s probably less risk because most of that risk is being placed on the developer for marketing the property, coming up with a marketing pro-gram, the marketing materials and what have you as it relates to the 84 acres.”

In response to the councilwoman’s fur-ther questioning about who currently pays the property taxes and special assessment district fees on the land in question, the CRA director emphasized that the money comes out of city coffers.

“The taxes and assessments are currently being paid by the GFC,” he answered. “It’s part of all the different taxing authorities as well as the special assessments that are imposed against this property.”

Councilwoman Caraballo emphasized that Mr. Tambone’s contractual obligations would actually provide financial relief to the city over the next couple of years.

“He’s incurring the costs of the SADs for

the next two years of the contract, so we’re going to take away that carry cost from the city and the taxpayers,” she said. “If he extends the contract, let’s say another year if necessary, what happens to the SADs? Does he also pay those upfront prior?”

“Yes, it gets paid upfront prior for what-ever land remains under the agreement,” Mr. McCurry answered.

GFC President Gregory Oravec admit-ted during the March meeting he’d been impressed with Mr. Tambone’s successful real estate transactions and charismatic personality upon first meeting him more than 18 months ago and has hoped the city could come to some sort of agreement with the investment firm founder. He also plied Mr. McCurry with a couple of questions to show the public that the area being handed off to the marketer did not include any of the city’s own recent successes in the jobs corridor.

“As you mentioned Mr. McCurry, this is the area around City Electric,” he said. “So, would it be fair to say this is the remainder of the Tradition Center for Commerce, that section of Southern Groves?”

“It’s a good chunk of it, yes,” the CRA director responded.

“So, it’s not City Electric, obviously, it’s not Oculus Surgical, it’s not the Career/Tech Academy, but it seems like it’s the area outside of that,” the president continued.

“Yes,” Mr. McCurry said. President Oravec then invited Mr. Tam-

bone to address the GFC, who thanked the members of the city staff and the Econom-ic Development Council of St. Lucie Coun-ty for all their hard work.

“We very much look forward to working

with all of you for the next two years and hopefully for many years thereafter, and we’ll be keeping you updated throughout the process as well,” he said. “Thank you very much for the opportunity.”

The president then unsuccessfully tried to get the Palm Beach County investor to reveal his hand on any prospects so far.

“How many of these 84 acres do you have on the board?” he asked.

“I look forward over the next couple of weeks working with Wes and Russ [City Manager Blackburn] for a good portion of that acreage,” Mr. Tambone answered.

Ms. Caraballo subsequently made the motion to approve, which was seconded by Board Member Stefanie Morgan. Right before the 3-0 vote with Board Member John Carvelli and Vice-President Shannon Martin absent, the GFC president joked about Mr. Tambone’s reluctance to share any details but believed the GFC was mak-ing the right decision in offering him the contract.

“He kept his cards a little tighter to his chest than I was expecting him too, but I’ll bet you that he’s got at least half of it hand-shake allocated,” President Oravec said. “Even if we wanted to enter into a simple brokerage relationship, we would have to pay a broker a commission to market the property. I don’t think we would find a broker who’d be willing to carry the prop-erty for upfronting it. So, I look forward to seeing what comes in as a result of this partnership, and there certainly is plenty of opportunity out in the Southern Groves Jobs Corridor.”

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Oxbow Kicks Off Summer Camps with Biology Bootcamp June 24

PORT ST. LUCIE – Spots are filling up at the Oxbow Eco-Center’s Summer Nature Camps, but there are still some spaces left, starting with the Wildlife Biology Boot-camp, beginning June 24.

Designed for students ages 10-14, the Biology Bootcamp run June 24-28 focusing on science in nature. Campers will conduct their very own wildlife field studies on the Oxbow’s 225 acres of diverse Florida habi-tat. Throughout the week, they’ll have the opportunity to meet and learn from local biologists, ecologists and nature lovers.

The Oxbow’s Summer Camp registration is now open. All camps will be held 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the cost is $200 per session.

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Out & aboutSATURDAY, JUNE 1

• Little Mermaid at Sunrise Theatre: “The Little Mermaid” (Danish: Den lille havfrue) is a fairy tale written by the Danish author Hans Christian Andersen about a young mermaid who is willing to give up her life in the sea and her identity as a mermaid to gain a human soul. The play will be performed at the Sunrise Theatre, located at 117 S. 2nd Street in Fort Pierce on Saturday, June 1. Join us as we bring to stage this timeless tale of love, will, and sacrifice. Between two worlds, land and sea, follow the story of a mermaid princess torn between wanting to live a human life and stay in the sea to fulfill her father’s wishes. She is a curious girl with an open mind to what lies beyond the waters edge. For more information, times and tickets, call (772) 461-4884 or visit www.sunrisetheatre.com

• Low County Boil: Hog Huggers 1st Annual Low Country Boil Fundraiser with shrimp, sausage, corn, onion, and potatoes. The event will take place at 15601 Midway Road in Fort Pierce. We'll also have BBQ chicken for all you land lovers and an assortment of sides, rolls and lots of delicious desserts, tea, and lemonade. Live and silent auctions will take place, along with 50/50 raffles. Tickets are only $20 and can be purchased from any Hog Hugger 4H Member or Big John's Feed and Western Wear.

THURSDAY, JUNE 6

• D-Day Anniversary: June 6, 2019 marks the 75th Anniversary of D-Day, the Invasion at Normandy. Join the Navy UDT-SEAL Museum, located at 3300 N Hwy A1A in Fort Pierce for a special day of remembrance and gratitude, beginning at 11:00 a.m. Museum

Executive Director Rick Kaiser will share the significance of the role of Naval Combat Demolition Units (NCDUs), the forefathers of todays Navy SEALs, in the operation. Coffee and a light brunch will be served in advance at 10:00 a.m. Please RSVP to reserve your seat. For more information, call (772) 595-5845 or visit www.navysealmuseum.org

• Rhumcay Live Music: The Rhumcay Beach Resort and Island Grille will host live Florida Music all night on Thursday, June 6 beginning at 6 p.m. Come sit on Floridas Biggest Inlet and on Atlantic Ocean and let me sing you songs about living in Fort Pierce, Okeechobee, Indiantown, and Florida History! Good friends and good drinks abound. For more information, call (772) 882-3602 ext. 2 or visit www.rhumcay.com

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SATURDAY, JUNE 8

• Walk-a-thon for Domestic Violence: St. Lucie is hosting its 1st Annual Walk-A-Thon, in pursuit of opening a facility that will give abused victims a safe space to express their experiences; and overcome violence and crisis, through the services and resources

RUFS Foundation will provide as they pursue a brighter future. The walk will take place at Sportsman Park West, located at 100-186 NW Irving Street in Port St. Lucie beginning at 8 a.m. Our goal and our passion is to put a stop to domestic and sexual abuse, and assist victims and survivors of all forms of abuse by encouraging them to come out of silence...and let their voices be heard. Registration fees are $20 for adults, $10 for kids 12 & under. A free T-Shirt is available

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· The Art of Puppetry: July 29 – Aug. 2 (ages 8-12)

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child to have an unforgettable Oxbow camp experience. Registration is limited to keep groups small and ensure instruc-tors have high-quality interactions with each and every camper.

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TREASURE COAST– Wildfire dangers are elevated this week due to forecast hot and dry conditions and the Florida Forest Ser-vice, Okeechobee District wants to remind residents to burn responsibly. Burning yard waste does not require a burn authorization from the Florida Forest Service as long as your burn meets specific requirements and there are no local, city or county ordinances in place that prohibit burning.

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SATURDAY, JUNE 8 - SUNDAY, JUNE 9

• Lionfish Safari: The 7th Annual Lionfish Safari is an awesome opportunity to learn more about the invasive Lionfish that are taking over our coastal waters. The event will take place at the Indian River Veterans Memorial Park, located at 600 N Indian River Drive in Fort Pierce from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Divers can participate in the competition for biggest, smallest, and most lionfish removed from the water over the weekend, and cash prizes up to $2,000 will be awarded! Kid's Activities, Art, Awesome Bands and entertainment provided by Cosmic Barley, Vendors, Full bar provided by Bottoms Up Beverage, Food, Lionfish Tastings, etc. The scientific community will be on site taking measurements and samples so we can learn more about how to stop this predator from eating all of our native fish species. This educational event is fun for the entire family. The event will feature live lionfish, live bands, lionfish tasting, pig roast, education and family day exhibits and more. Team registrations are $125 and $40 for individuals. For more information, call (772) 577-4382 or visit www.sailfishbrewingco.com

MONDAY, JUNE 10 - TUESDAY, JUNE 11

• Two-Day Food Entrepreneurship Workshop: Join UF/IFAS Extension St. Lucie County for a two-day Florida Food Entrepreneurship Workshop at the new Sunshine Kitchen on Monday, June 10 and Tuesday, June 11 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. With growing interest in fresh local food, more people are starting their own small-scale food business, and the number of small food businesses in Florida is expected to continuously increase. To run a successful business in a competitive food market, you’ll need a good business plan and basic understanding about food processing, packaging, marketing and regulatory requirements. UF/IFAS Extension’s Food Entrepreneurship program can help get you started on your journey to success. Early-bird registration is $100 for one day and $150 for both dates before June 10. Standard registration is $125 for one day and $200 for both. Register online at uf-ifas-flfood2019fp.eventbrite.com. Class size will be limited to the first 30 registrants. The new 10,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art commercial kitchen space known as the Sunshine Kitchen is located at 7550 Pruitt Research Center Road inside the Treasure Coast Research Park, off Kings Highway in Fort Pierce. For more information contact Soo Ahn, assistant professor at UF/IFAS Food Science & Human Nutrition Department, call 352-294-3909 or email [email protected]

FRIDAY, JUNE 14

• 4th Annual Sailfish Beer Mile: The Treasure Coast's only Beer Mile is back as a fundraiser for the Early Learning Coalition of St. Lucie County beginning at 7 PM for the most hilarious race you will ever run (or watch!) on Friday, June 14 at Sailfish Brewing Company, located at 130 N. 2nd Street in Fort Pierce. Participants will be running a total of one mile in beautiful downtown Fort Pierce. The 4th Annual Sailfish Beer Mile is a one mile run that includes beer (or rootbeer), culminating in the Sailfish Beer Mile After

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Jamie Meekins, 38, (address redacted), was arrested May 22 and charged with cruelty towards child as abuse without great bodily harm, and disorderly intoxication in public place causing disturbance.

Dalton Kelly, 19, of Port St. Lucie, was arrest-ed May 22 and charged with possession of a controlled substance, possession of marijuana over 20 grams, possession of drug parapherna-lia, trespassing on property unlawfully, and flee-ing/eluding law enforcement with order to stop.

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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 Wednesday, June 12,2019 at 12:30PM10725 S. Federal Hwy. Port St. Lucie, FL 34952.772-337-5445,Name ContentsJason Dicuia - Hsld/gds/Furn/BoxesAlana Stephens - Hsld gds/Furn/BoxesVernice Hinderliter -Hsld gds/Furn/Tools/ApplncesDorothy Krombs - Hsld gds/Furn/BoxesWilberto Bonilla - Hsld gds/Furn/BoxesMaira Giuseppina - Hsld gds/Furn/BoxesStephanie Gerhard - Hsld gds/Furn/BoxesKathlyn Patterson - Hsld gds/Furn/BoxesJamal Brown - Hsld gds/Furn/Boxes/TV StereoEquip/Tools/Applnces/Misc.Pedro Colon - Hsld gds/FurnPub Dates: 5/24/19 & 5/31/19

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Please take notice SmartStop Self Storage locatedat 501 NW Business Center Dr N Port Saint Lucie,Fl 34986, intends to hold an auction of the goodsstored in the following units to satisfy the lien of theowner. The sale will occur as an online auction viawww.selfstorageauctions.com on 6/20/19 at 11:35am.. Contents include personal property describedbelow belonging to those individuals listed below.Unit # Name ContentsE073 Britaniney Bellamy - Mattresses, Boxes,Furniture, Artwork B041 Joycelyn Joy MckayThorpe - Dishes, KitchenwareB129 Elishabeth C. Thaw - Purses, hutch, beds,FurnitureB091 Elaine William - Bedding, FurniturePurchases must be paid at the above referencedfacility in order to complete the transaction.SmartStop Self Storage may refuse any bid andmay rescind any purchase up until the winningbidder takes possession of the personal property.Please contact the property with any questions772-521-3579 Pubs: 5/31/19 & 6/7/19

5060 Notice of SaleCourt for St. Luciepending in the CircuitMarch 10, 2019, iswhose date of death wasCurato lo, deceased,estate of Anthony S.The administration of the

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5060 Notice of SaleALL CLAIMS NOT FILEDNOTICE.PUBLICATION OF THIST H E F I R S TAFTER THE DATE OFcourt WITHIN 3 MONTHSfile their claims with thisdecedent’s estate, mustd e m a n d s a g a i n s tpersons having claims ordecedent and otherAll other creditors of theTHEM.OF THIS NOTICE ONSERVICE OF A COPYAFTER THE DATE OFNOTICE OR 30 DAYSPUBLICATION OF THISDATE OF THE FIRST3 MONTHS AFTER THEWITHIN THE LATER OFclaims with this courtserved, must file theirnotice is required to bewhom a copy of thisdecedent’s estate, onor demands againstpersons who have claimsdecedent and otherAl l creditors of theare set forth below.representative’s attorneya n d t h e p e r s o n a lpersonal representativeand addresses of theFL 34950. The namesRiver Drive, Fort Pierce,which is 201 South IndianDivision, the address ofCounty, Florida, Probate


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Please take notice SmartStop Self Storage locatedat 525 SW Macedo Blvd, Port St. Lucie, FL 34983,intends to hold an auction of the goods stored inthe following units to satisfy the lien of the owner.The sale will occur as an online auction viawww.selfstorageauctions.com on Thursday June20th, 2019 at 12:30pm. Contents include personalproperty described below belonging to thoseindividuals listed below.Unit # Name Contents186 Michael Lubin - Furniture, Electronics654 Danielle Crometie - Leather Chairs, Mirror,WII games323 Mark L Morin Sr. - Electronics, Tools, Boxes,Furniture370 Curtis Reardon - Boxes, Vinyl Records,Collectibles392 Rebecca Collodi - Electronics, Lamps, Tools,LawnmowerPurchases must be paid at the above referencedfacility in order to complete the transaction.SmartStop Self Storage may refuse any bid andmay rescind any purchase up until the winningbidder takes possession of the personal property.Please contact the property with any questions(772) 618-0595 Pubs: 5/31/19 & 6/7/19

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