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The Sports Authority will host a grand opening event on Saturday August 10 at 8:00 am at the Merritt Square Mall.

“The first 250 customers on Saturday, August 10 will be awarded with Sports Author-ity Scratch and Win ‘Mys-tery Bucks’ that range from $5 to $500 in value, plus we will conduct hourly $100 gift card drawings from 9:00 am – 6:00 pm.,” said Patricia Jimenez of Sports Authority.

“Sports Authority believes in celebrating the good in sport, and we are delighted to bring this philosophy to the 61 locations we have through-out Florida, while providing great value and outstanding service to the athletes and sports organizations in the community,” said Michael Foss, CEO of Sports Author-ity.

Regular store hours will be Mon thru Sat 9am – 9:30pm and Sunday 9am– 8pm.

Merritt Island Sport Authority Grand Opening - August 10th

Indian River Outfitters, owned and operated by Corby and Kim Durrell, was chosen as one of 13 outfit-ters in the United States to be featured on an episode of The Outfitters. The new show is scheduled to air on The Sportsman’s Channel on Aug. 8.

For three rough-and-tumble days in June, Indian River Outfitters hosted Haley Heath, (host of The Outfit-ters), Team Detroit and In-terMedia Outdoors for field production on one of Flori-da’s wildest outdoor hunting adventures for alligators and wild hogs. Jeff Ward, from Cutrite Outback in Vero Beach, was on hand to assist Corby with the alligator hunt.

Haley Heath learned the ter-rain of the swamp and marsh-land, enjoyed some adventur-ous driving with Corby in the Ford SVT Raptor, saw the area on an airboat ride and was able to bag a trophy ga-tor. Later in the day Haley, Corby and the film and cam-era crew hunted for a wild hog and were successful in taking a huge hog.

The Outfitters premieres epi-sodes on Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. on the Sportsman Chan-nel. The Indian River Outfit-ters episode entitled “Swamp Slasher” is scheduled to air on the Sportsman Channel beginning Aug. 8 at 8:30 p.m. with replays at 11:30 p.m. and again on Aug. 13 at 9:30 a.m.

Vero Beach native Kimberly Jones has been honored with the Garden Club of Indian River County Scholarship Award for her studies at the University of Florida Indian River Research & Education Center in Fort Pierce. Kim-mie is pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Environ-mental Management and in-tends to continue in a career in environmental education.

******University of Florida/IFAS Indian River County Exten-sion will offer its Master Gardener volunteer training program this fall. Students will meet every Tuesday for 10-12 weeks and learn the best gardening practices in Florida and how to share that knowledge with others. Classes begin on Sept. 10, and the deadline for registra-tion is Aug. 16. For informa-tion, email [email protected] or [email protected], or call (772) 770-5030, ext. 2.

*****The Homewood Suites by Hilton in Port St. Lucie-Tradition recently donated $18,000 to the Martin Health Foundation. The money was raised during the annual Don Led Duke Charity Golf Tour-nament, hosted by the Home-wood Suites and its parent companies BBL Hospital-ity and Equinox Companies. The eventy raised $26,000 to benefit Martin Health Sys-tem.

*****Representatives of Bank of America have presented Indian River Habitat for Humanity with a check for $3,000. On-hand for the pre-sentation were Hala Lavio-lette, Phillip McLaughlin and Matthew Miller from Bank of America.

Indian River Outfitters featured in Sportsman’s Channel Show

FIT Football Season Tickets On Sale For Upcoming Season

Less than 140 season tickets remain for Florida Tech’s inaugural home football schedule. As of Friday, Aug. 2, Panther fans have purchased nearly 1,150 season tickets to each of the team’s six home games.

All remaining season tickets are located in the premium seating section between the 30 and 40-yard lines at Palm Bay High School’s Pirate Stadium. Tickets are $65 for adults, $40 for seniors ages 65 and above and children ages 5-16. Premium seating is reserved.

General admission single-game tickets for FIT’s home games are not on sale yet.

The Panthers will begin play as the only NCAA Division II football program in Florida. The road will be challenging as they will play in arguably one of the toughest NCAA Division II football confer-ences in the country, the Gulf South Conference.

Homecoming Game on Oct. 26 at 1 p.m., GSC foe North Alabama on Nov. 9 at 2 p.m. and conclude the regular sea-son versus Webber Interna-tional on Nov. 16 at 2 p.m.

Buy your season tickets now!:http://www.floridatech-sports.com

2013 Schedule:http://www.floridatechsports.com/foot-ball/schedule/

PART Scholarships awardedThe Pan American Round Table (PART) of the Trea-sure Coast continuously strives to achieve one of the organization’s primary mis-sions - that of supporting education.

In the last several months, PART successfully hosted several events.

This range of events effec-tively generated sufficient funds to provide four $l,000 scholarships.

The 2013 scholarship recipi-ents in St. Lucie County are Christie Novius from Fort Pierce Central High School and Cristaly Mercado from Port St. Lucie High School.

Back Row: Cordelia Bolling, Arabella Hepler, Lexie Miller, Mia Muth, Arianna Gerner, Autumn HamiltonFront Row: Savannah Hinkle, Sasha Hepler, Daria Gibbs, Isabella Lowe, Lexi Carneiro

Duck Dynasty co-star John Godwin of the television show ‘Duck Dynasty’ will be signing autographs and meeting with fans at the Florida Outdoors Expo at the Indian River Fairgrounds on August 24 - 25

The Pelican Diner opened its doors on Saturday evening to host a spaghetti dinner fund-raiser for the Indian River Gymnastics Academy.

Patrons were served by the young local gymnastics who were assisted by the staff of the Pelican Diner.

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Treasure Coast Event CalendarFri, Aug 9, 2013

Matt Adkins Live - Captain Hiram’s - 4 pm

Rock Bottom Live - The Original Tiki Bar-Fort Pierce 6 pm

JD Ozone Band - On the Edge Bar & Grille - 7 pm

County Line Road Live - Captain Hiram’s - 7:30 pm

WWE - Cocoa Armory - 8 pm

The Unsaid - Shady Oaks Lounge - 9 pm

Logan Brothers Band - Charlies Bar and Grill - 9 pm

Melinda Elena - Chillin the Most - 9 pm

Sat, Aug 10, 2013

Steal Pan Vibes Live - The Original Tiki Bar-Fort Pierce - 12 pm

Victoria Leigh - Chillin the Most - 1 pm

Jeffrey Scott - Original Tiki Bar and Restaurant - 1 pm

Kevin McCullers Live - Captain Hiram’s - 2 pm

Oscar Alvarado - Las Palmas Cuban Restaurant - 6 pm

Robbie Bullard Live - The Original Tiki Bar-Fort Pierce - 6 pm

“The Big Picture” Symphony Concert - The Scott Cen-ter - 7 pm

County Line Road Live - Captain Hiram’s - 7:30 pm

The Savage Kind - Cruisers - 8 pm

Melinda Elena - Stuart Ale House - 9 pm

Sun, Aug 11, 2013

Ben Kolarcik - Lakeside Fellowship - 10:30 am

Tropical Soul Reggae - Captain Jax SandBar and Grill12 pm

Micah Read Live - Captain Hiram’s - 2 pm

Sunday Wine & Jazz in the Vineyard - Endless Sum-mer Vineyard & Winery - 3 pm

Simone & The Supercats - Ozzie’s Crab House - 5 pm

Sun, Aug 11, 2013

Ben Kmosko Live - Captain Hiram’s - 6 pm

Toad the Wet Sprocket - Riverwalk Center - 7:30 pm

Jen Hitt - Treasure Coast Unitarian Universalist Church11 am

Mon, Aug 12, 2013

Kevin McCullers Live - Captain Hirams - 6 pm

Ace Winn - Medures Restaurant - 7 pm

Tue, Aug 13, 2013

Matt Adkins Live - Captain Hiram’s - 6 pm

Wed, Aug 14, 2013

SuperCats Live - Captain Hiram’s - 6 pm

Thu, Aug 15, 2013

Ladies Night with Hypersona Duo Live - Captain Hiram’s - 6 pm

Bluegrass Night - Marsh Landing Restaurant - 6:30 pm

Fri, Aug 16, 2013

Larry Berenguel - Dale Valley Vineyard & Winery12 pm

Greg & Brian Live - Captain Hiram’s - 4 pm

Michael Brandon Powell - The Original Tiki Bar and Restaurant - 5:30 pm

Chuck N Nimble Live - The Original Tiki Bar-Fort Pierce - 6 pm

Oak Street Band - Broken Barrel Tavern - 7 pm

Orange Avenue Live - Captain Hiram’s - 7:30 pm

Wildcard Band Florida - Long Branch Saloon8:30 pm

Sheffield Crew in Concert - Filthy McNasty’s Pubbbery - 9 pm

Edge Of Glory - Port St. Lucie Campaign for Change Office - 9:30 pm

Sat, Aug 17, 2013

Elegant Mess - Treasure Coast Bike Fest - 11 am

Reel Ting Live - The Original Tiki Bar-Fort Pierce12 pm


Fish Head Gumbo Live - The Original Tiki Bar-Fort Pierce - 6 pm

LowDown 13 - Terra Fermata Tiki Bar - 7 pm

Orange Avenue Live - Captain Hiram’s - 7:30 pm

Nation of Decay - LeVel One Lounge - 8 pm

Joe Moorhead - Florida Institute of Technology8 pm

Sat, Aug 17, 2013

Michael Brandon Powell - Kilted Mermaid - 8:30 pm

Wildcard Band Florida - Long Branch Saloon8:30 pm

Stranger Danger - Port St. Lucie Campaign for Change Office - 9:30 pm

Sun, Aug 18, 2013

Ben’s Revenge Live - Captain Hiram’s - 2 pm

LowDown 13 - Earl’s Hideaway - 2 pm

Victoria Leigh - Stuart Ale House - 4 pm

Greg & Brian Live - Captain Hiram’s - 6 pm

Who Was I - Malabar Mo’s - 8 pm

Mon, Aug 19, 2013

Kevin McCullers Live - Captain Hiram’s - 6 pm

Tue, Aug 20, 2013


Wed, Aug 21, 2013

The Tree Frogs Live - Captain Hiram’s - 6 pm

Thu, Aug 22, 2013

Bullet Theory Live - Captain Hiram’s - 6 pm

Bluegrass Night - Marsh Landing Restaurant - 6:30 pm

DJ Jamie - The County Line Saloon - 7 pm

RECURRING EVENTS

Mondays

Senior Strength Fitness Class - VB Rec Dept - 8:15 am

Group Fitness Class - Seb Community Ctr - 9 am

Water Workouts! - VB Rec Dept - 9:30 am

Ongoing Tai Chi - Seb Community Ctr - 10:30 am

Beginner Tai Chi - Seb Community Ctr - 5:15 pm

Beginning Belly Dance - Seb Community Ctr - 6:30 pm

Intermed. Belly Dance - Seb Community Ctr - 7:30 pm

Tuesdays

Aquanautics - North County Aquatic - 9:30 am

Senior Core Fitness Class - VB Rec Dept - 10:30 am

Gentle Yoga - Seb Community Ctr - 10:30 am

Yoga Class! - VB Rec Dept - 4 pm

Pilates Classes - Heritage Center - 5:15 pm

Kickboxing Class - VB Rec Dept - 5:15 pm

Karate Class - Seb Community Ctr - 6 pm

Wednesdays




Ongoing Tai Chi - Seb Community Ctr - 10:30 am

Olympic Fit: Water Exercise - Brackett Library - 4 pm

Thursdays

Aquanautics - North County Aquatic - 9:30 am

Senior Core Fitness Class - VB Rec Dept - 10:30 am

Brevard County Farmers’ Mkt - Wickham Park - 3 pm

Yoga Class! - VB Rec Dept - 4 pm

Pilates Classes - Heritage Center - 5:15 pm

Kickboxing Class - VB Rec Dept - 5:30 pm

Karate Class - Seb Community Ctr - 6 pm

Fridays




Beginner Tai Chi - Seb Community Ctr - 10:30 am

Downtown Vero Beach Mkt - Heritage Center - 11 am

Organic Friday Market - Main Street - 3 pm

Saturdays

Farmers’ Market Oceanside - Oceanside - 8 am

Fort Pierce Downtown Farmers’ Mkt - 8 am

Yoga - VB Recreation Dept - 11 am

Sundays

Stuart Green Market - Stuart City Hall - 9 am


Members of the CVS Care-mark Logistics unit assem-bled at the Vero Beach Dis-tribution Center last month to launch a new hiring policy reserving 25 percent of CVS distribution center job open-ings nationwide for military veterans and their spouses.

The Vero Beach distribution center was the bellwether for the effort, dubbed Opera-tion Career Connections. The facility hired more than 30 newly-separated veterans in a year-old joint program with Workforce Solutions.

“It was a year ago Marcelo Dossantos, director of Work-force Solutions Business Services, approached us and asked us to participate in their effort to place 100 He-roes in 100 Days,” said Jim Ackerman, director of the Vero Beach facility which is also a multi-year Best Places to Work awardee.

100 Heroes in 100 Days was an effort by Workforce Solutions’ Veterans Program

staff to place 100 veterans into new jobs in under four months. Employers includ-ing CVS embraced the pro-gram, said Debby Coxwell, Workforce Solutions’ pro-gram director. “We exceeded our goal and placed 283 vet-erans in 100 days,” she said.

“Our enthusiasm for this pro-gram continues to grow and we have now added 31 veter-ans to our team,” Ackerman said, “twenty-one just this year, bringing considerable talent to our team.”

“Vero Beach paved the way for (veteran hiring policies) in our other 17 distribution centers,” said Ron Link, senior vice president of lo-gistics. The CVS Logistics unit, which includes the Vero Beach facility, plans to hire about 1000 veterans and mil-itary spouses, 25 percent of new hires, over the next three years, added Tom Christian, human resource manager for the Logistics unit. Vero Beach paved the way for Lo-gistics’ new policy, he said.

“And we’re hoping Logistics will pave the way for the rest of the company.”

“More than a million men and women will be sepa-rated from the military over the next five years,” said David Casey, vice president of workforce initiatives for CVS Caremark and a for-mer Marine. “We know that military veterans and their spouses strengthen our work-force.”

“You all make us proud,” agreed Link, addressing a group of veterans and other employees in the Vero Beach distribution center after the Operation Career Connec-tions announcement.

Link and Casey, in Vero Beach from CVS headquar-ters in Rhode Island, present-ed each veteran employed at the facility with a letter from CVS CEO Larry Merlo and a military-style “challenge coin,” a symbol of camara-derie.

CVS Logistics in Vero Beach conducts pilot project to hire returning military

Fort Pierce Library Announces August Friday Matinee Movies

The Fort Pierce Branch Li-brary announces its ‘’Friday Matinee’’ program for Au-gust. Held every Friday, the library presents a free film, starting at 2 p.m.

- Aug. 9 - “Trial and Er-ror” (1997) featuring Charl-ize Theron and Jeff Daniels. An actor poses as a lawyer to help a sick friend and problems develop. Running time: 98 minutes; rated PG.

· Aug. 16 - “Tea with Mussolini” (1999) featuring Cher, Judi Dench and Lily Tomlin. This tells the story of young Italian boy Luca’s upbringing by a circle of

British and American wom-en, before and during World War II. Running time: 117 minutes; PG.

· Aug. 23 – “For Richer or Poorer” (1997) featuring Tim Allen and Kirstie Al-ley. A real estate hustler and his wife hide from the IRS among the Amish. Running time: 115 minutes; PG-13*.

· Aug. 30 – “Phenom-enon” (1996) featuring John Travolta and Forest Whita-ker. An ordinary man sees a bright light and discovers he now has super-intelligence and telekinesis. Running time: 123 minutes; PG.

has super-intelligence and telekinesis. Running time: 123 minutes; PG.

Anyone younger than 13 who would like to attend a film rated PG-13 must have a permission slip signed by a parent or guardian. Permis-sion slips will be available at the front desk on the first floor, starting Thursday, Aug. 1.

The Fort Pierce Branch of the St. Lucie County Library System is located at 101 Mel-ody Lane. For more informa-tion call 772-462-2787 or visit: http://library.stlucieco.gov.

Recreational Red Snapper 2013 Mini-Season In August

NOAA Fisheries announced the opening of the 2013 commercial and the recre-ational red snapper fishing season (also known as the red snapper “mini-season” or “sport season”) in South Atlantic federal waters.

The recreational fishing season will open for one weekend made up of Fri-day, Saturday, and Sunday. The recreational red snapper season opens at 12:01 a.m., local time, on August 23, 2013, and closes at 12:01 a.m., local time, on August 26 , 2013.

During the open recreational season, the bag limit is one

fish per person per day and there is no minimum size limit for red snapper. NOAA Fisheries may change the commercial and recreational season dates if severe weath-er conditions (like a hurricane or tropical storm) exist. If se-vere weather conditions (like a hurricane or tropical storm) exist. If severe weather con-ditions exist, NOAA Fisher-ies will announce via NOAA Weather Radio and a Fishery Bulletin any change in the red snapper fishing seasons.

After the conclusion of the recreational fishing season, red snapper may not be har-vested or possessed under the bag limit in federal waters of

the South Atlantic.

The commercial red snap-per season opens at 12:01 a.m., on August 26, 2013. The commercial season will end when the annual catch limit is projected to be met; NOAA Fisheries will an-nounce the closure in another Fishery Bulletin.

During the open commercial season, the daily trip limit is 75 pounds gutted weight and there is no minimum size limit for red snapper.

For more information about fishing regulations and state requirements, please go to http://noaa.org.

Upstairs at The Henegar in downtown Melbourne will present a special engagement of “Spring Awakening,” opening Aug. 1. Winner of eight Tony Awards, includ-ing Best Musical, “Spring Awakening” is based on the play by Frank Wedekind, and features a book and lyrics by Steven Sater and music by Duncan Sheik.

With an “electrifying score” that swings from folk to rock, “Spring Awakening” follows the “unforgettable journey ofa group of students in late 19th century Germany as they move from adolescence into adulthood.”

Facing both the devastation and the wonder of “sexual-ity and self–discovery,” the characters navigate through theircoming–of–age despite parents and authority figures who are intent on withhold-ing information and sup-pressing emotions, thought and expression

The show is produced by the Henegar Center for the Arts, and is sponsored in part by the Brevard County Board ofCounty Commissioners through the Brevard Cultural Alliance Inc., the City of Melbourne, and the Florida Depart-ment of State, Divi-sion of Cultural Affairs.

“Spring Awakening” runs through Aug. 11 at the Hen-egar Center, 625 E. New Ha-ven Ave. Tickets are $20 foradults and $15 for seniors, plus a small handling fee. Children under age 17 are not permitted to attend the playwithout an adult. Reserved tickets may be purchased at the Henegar Center box of-fice, Monday through Friday duringregular business hours (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.), at www.Henegar.org or by calling 723–8698.

For additional information about the play, visit www.Henegar.org.

The Henegar Center for the Arts to present the

Broadway musical ‘Spring Awakening’

Indianapolis–based Simon Property Group Inc., the country’s largest owner, developer and manager of high–quality retail real es-tate, has announced that Tropical Smoothie Café will join Melbourne Square Mall’s diverse, tenant mix in September

Tropical Smoothie Café serves “bold, flavorful food and smoothies with a healthy appeal.” The 700–square–foot eatery offers shoppers a variety of sandwiches, wraps,flatbreads and real fruit smoothies that are “made toorder with only the freshest ingredients.”

Located in the Food Court, Tropical Smoothie Café willoffer customers a variety of selections including freshlymade gourmet salads with “high–quality meats andcheeses and topped with fresh produce and flavorfulsauces.”

This will be the seventh Tropical Smoothie Cafélocation in Brevard County.

The popular eatery wasfounded in the Florida Pan-handle in 1997.

For more information about the company, visitwww.TropicalSmoothie.com

Tropical Smoothie Café to open its 7th location in Brevard County at the

Melbourne Mall

WHM Motorsports of East Setauket, N.Y., came to the fourth annual Super Boat Grand Prix at Cocoa Beach in late May with its off–shore racing team and won first place in the event for “Super Boats.”

They also liked the area so much they purchased a 10,000–square–foot ware-house just off U.S. Highway 1 in Titusville to be the new operations headquarters for their highly successful racing team.

The owner and champion driver, Billy Mauf, pur-

chased the 2.5–acre site from the former owner of this warehouse complex, Chad Robinson of Union, Ky. The Michael Gaich Co.’s Don Anthony, director of sales and leasing, handled the sale on behalf of their firm’s Ken-tucky client.

Two additional warehouses of 29,400 square feet and 15,990 square feet remain for sale on the adjoining 3.7 acres.

Contact Anthony at 432–2904 for more information about the warehouses.

WHM Motorsports Moving to Brevard Co

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Health and Wellness NewsTreasure Coast Community Health is proud to announce that Dr. Lisa LaPointe, DMD, has joined their staff.

Dr. LaPointe graduated from the University of Florida College of Dentistry, followed by a pediatric residency. Dr LaPointe will join TCCH’s pediatric dentistry program, which recommends a child’s first dental examina-tion by age 1.

TCCH, a Federally Qualified Health Center, provides necessary primary and preventative medical care, dental and mental health ser-vices.

Dr. LaPointe will provide services at both of TCCH’s dental facilities, located in Fellsmere and Vero Beach. TCCH’s pediatric program is currently accepting patients. For appoint-ments please call 772-257-TCCH (8224).

******Amanda Silver, a dependency case manager in Indian River County, was named the Unit-ed for Families Case Manager of the Quarter.

She is the second case manager to receive the prestigious child-welfare award this year.

Silver, who has been a case manager for eight years, was nominated by her peers and received a $250 bonus. She is now in the run-ning for the 2014 Case Manager of the Year Award, which will be announced next spring.

“Amanda is an exceptional case manager and advocate for the children on her caseload,” said Caryn Toole, Silver’s supervisor and a past award recipient.

United for Families is the community based care agency that coordinates and oversees child-welfare services in St. Lucie, Martin, Indian River and Okeechobee counties

******4Care Walk–In Clinic is offering $20 school and sports physicals to elementary, interme-diate, high school and college students head-ed back to school, or who are new enrollees to the school system.

Vaccinations are also available upon request. Located at 590 Malabar Road, the clinic is open seven days from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon-day through Friday and from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.

******The Military Moms Prayer Group is an inter-denominational group of women whose mis-sion is to support our troops deployed around the globe through weekly prayer and holiday outreach drives. We represent diverse faith backgrounds.

Meetings are held at Christ Church are held at 925 14th Lane in Vero Beach from 5:00-6:00 on Thursdays.

The Morningside Branch Library presents “Brave” (2012) for its monthly Family Movie on Satur-day, Aug. 10 at 2 p.m. Featuring the voices of Kelly Mcdonald, Billy Connolly and Emma Thompson, this Disney/Pixar animated-feature follows the heroic jour-ney of Merida, a skilled archer and headstrong daughter of King Fer-gus and Queen Elinor. Determined to carve her own path in life, Merida defies an age-old custom sacred to the unruly lords of the land, inadvertently unleashing chaos and fury in the kingdom.

The movie is rated PG with a running time of 93 minutes. Moviegoers are encouraged to bring a pillow or blanket and are welcomed to bring their own snacks and drinks.

This event is free and open to all ages.For more information about Morningside Li-brary events call 772-337-5632 or visit http://library.stlucieco.gov.

The Morningside Branch of the St. Lucie County Library System is located at 2410 SE Morningside Blvd., Port St. Lucie.

Morningside Library Gets “Brave” Aug. 10

3rd Annual Treasure Coast Charities Classic Golf

Tournament Held The Port St. Lucie Sun-set Rotary Club recently hosted its 3rd Annual Treasure Coast Charities Classic Golf Tournament at the Santa Lucia River Club at Ballantrae.

More than 70 players enjoyed a round of golf, gourmet lunch and an exciting silent auction, raising funds for local

charities.

Sponsors included Ar-rigo Dodge, Treasure Coast Harley Davidson, Rick Carroll Insurance, Jensen Beach Storage, Ambrosia of the Palm Beach, Alt Electric, Louden Pools, Comput-er Network Services and Aycock Funeral Home.


Riverside Children’s Theatre Fall Auditions hold on Aug. 13 and 24

Riverside Children’s Theatre announces upcoming audi-tions for its fall productions that include “Sleepy Hollow, A Musical Tale,” “A Christ-mas Carol,” and “The Nut-cracker: In Swingtime.”

All auditions take place at the children’s theatre, 3280 Riverside Park Drive, Vero Beach.

Open to ages 10 and up, “Sleepy Hollow” is an up-dated version of the classic tale. Auditions are Tuesday, August 13 at 4 pm. The show will be presented October 18, 19, 25 and 26 as part of the all new RCT Spooktacular event.

measures of a musical theater type song and be ready to be taught some movement and cold readings from the script. Nutcracker auditions will begin at 10 a.m. with stag-gered times for different age groups. Call the theatre for specific times.

For more information on these and other Riverside Children’s Theatre programs, contact the theatre at 772-234-8052 or visit the website at www.riversidetheatre.com. Riverside Children’s Theatre is the educational arm of Riv-erside Theatre, Inc.

The Bridal Shoppe on US 1 in Sebastian will sadly be clos-ing its doors in October. This small boutique which has given so much to the com-munity over the past years is reducing their stock to up to 75% as they prepare for their final days.

All future/potential brides are urged to call for an ap-pointment if you plan to try on gowns at 772-581-9355.

Stop by and check out their entire lines and accessories at 1101 US Hwy 1, Suite 1 in Sebastian today.

Featured pet of the month is Riker. Riker lives in Vero Beach in Vero Lake Estates with his two pet humans and will be celebrating his 20th birthday on August 11.

In preparation for the 2013-14 school year, Goodwill In-dustries of Central Florida is asking parents and students to consider donating and shopping at the nonprofit’s retail stores. Not only do they boast a wide variety of name brand and fashionable cloth-ing, proceeds from sales of donated items help people with barriers to employment find work

“At Goodwill, it’s easy for young people to make a big impact in the community,” said Bill Oakley, president and CEO of Goodwill In-dustries of Central Florida. “Simply by cleaning out their closets, donating those

items to us and shopping at our stores, they are helping to change the lives of others.”

When Goodwill sells donat-ed items, the revenue funds job training programs and community-based services for people with disabilities, those who lack education or work experience, or who have other challenges to find-ing employment.

2013 back-to-school shop-pers can find everything from clothes and school supplies to books, electronics and sports equipment at their lo-cal Goodwill stores. To find the nearest location, visit www.goodwillcfl.org.

will be presented October 18, 19, 25 and 26 as part of the all new RCT Spooktacular event.

Those auditioning are asked to prepare 16 measures of a musical theater song and should be prepared to do some movement.

Saturday, August 24 at 10 a.m. auditions will be held for “A Christmas Carol” and “The Nutcracker: In Swing-time.” Both these shows will be presented in repertory be-ginning December 12. Those auditioning for “A Christmas Carol” must be 8 years or older and should prepare 16

The Florida Bar seeks nominations for Reporters’ Workshop in TallahasseeThe 24th annual Florida Bar Reporters’ Workshop willbe held on Oct. 14 and 15 in Tallahassee. This event isdesigned for 24 print, TV and radio journalists new to thecourts and legal beats, or new to Florida. The workshop ispresented by The Florida Bar Media and CommunicationsLaw Committee.

Workshop scholarships cover two nights’ hotel accom-modations and workshop meals. Travel expenses andincidentals are the responsi-bility of the participant or theparticipant’s employer.

Reporters attending will learn about legal reporting and cov-ering the state courts from lawyers, judges and other ex-perienced journalists. Topics include Florida’s opengovernment laws, libel law and defamation, lawyerregulation, journalism and so-cial media.

Additionally, there will be luncheon speakers on timelytopics, a tour of the Supreme Court of Florida and anevening reception and dinner on the 22nd floor of the Capi-tol with the Supreme Court justices of Florida.

Nominations must be made by editors, publishers or news directors and include information on the journal-ist’s background, current assignments and contact in-formation. The deadline for nominations is at 5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 13. Send the nomination to Dorohn A. Frazier at The Florida Bar by e–mail ([email protected]), fax (850–561–9429) or mail to 651 E. Jefferson St., Talla-hassee, Fla., 32399.

The selection process will be completed by late Septem-ber and those selected for participation will be notified by e–mail.

SAVE THE DATE

Indian River County Airboat Association Southern Outdoors Gym-boree - September 7th at 10 a.m. at the Community Cen-ter, Fellsmere.

******Turtle Talks starting on Wednesday, August 7th (Every Wednesday through Sept. ) at 8 a.m.Barrier Island Center8385 S. A1A, Melbourne Beach. Archie Carr Na-tional Wildlife Refuge pres-ents “Turtle Talks” every Wednesday through Septem-ber. For more information, please call 772-581-5557.

*****Low-Cost Pet Vaccination Clinic on Saturday, August 17th from 9:00 am-12 noon The Cat’s Meow Cat Clinic at 1105 US Hwy 1, Sebastian Bring with you: sample for internal parasite test, vac-cination records. Cats and small dogs in carriers and dogs onleashes. Please call for an appointment 772.388.5550.

*****20th Annual Sebastian River Area Chamber of Commerce Lifestyle & Media Auction September 20th at 6 p.m. Springhill Suites by Marriott Vero Beach. For more info., call 772-589-5969.

*****Florida Outdoors ExpoAugust 24th & 25th Saturday 9-5 & Sunday 9-4

Indian River County Fair-grounds Gun & Knife Show, RV & Boat Show, Archery, ATV, Hunting, Fishing, Kayak-ing, Diving, Taxidermy, Food Plots, Hiking, Camp-ing, Kids’ Events, Numerous Displays & Demonstrations, Food & Drinks.

SCCU opens its 57th branch location in Viera

Space Coast Credit Union recently celebrated the grand opening of its 57th branch, lo-cated at 5470 Stadium Parkway in Viera. A special event with a ribbon–cutting ceremony was hosted on July 9, and representatives from The Viera Co., SCCU mem-bers, and SCCU leadership were in attendance.

The new location is a full–service branch featuring drive–through service with extended hours, two drive–up and walk–up ATMs with 24/7 access, a night depository, safe–deposit boxes, and an onsite financial adviser.The new office is led by branch manager Nicole De-Roy.

Within weeks of opening, the branch welcomed 50 new memberships and closed more than $300,000 in new auto loan production.

“SCCU understands the need to strategically build branch-es where it’s convenient for members to do their bank-ing, and that is exactly what we have done.” said Heather Hickman, SCCU senior vice president of retail branchadministration.

For more information about the cooperative, visit SCCU.com.

It is open for membership to anyone who lives or works in the 14 Florida counties it serves.


Seeking outside sales personnel to push our advertising to the next level. Experience required:. One or more years of outside sales experienceMedia/advertising/mar-keting industry experi-ence preferred, but not required.Candidates must be a te-nacious hunter focused on acquiring and clos-ing new small to medi-um size accounts..Please send your resume to TC Chronicle at [email protected]. Please include your name, ad-dress and contact tele-phone number. We will review and respond to all applications.

*****PD-go! Web Solutions is looking for a part-time ‘Content Special-ist’ -- Must be very comfortable with com-puters, internet tech-nologies, basic desktop publishing, editing im-ages, have an ‘editor’s eye’ etc. 1099 Status. Must have availabil-ity during the daytime; work from home. For more information call 772.770.4077

*****Animal Care Extraor-dinaire - Vet Tech - EXP’D for fast paced multi doctor practice. FT/ PT. Cert. or 2 yrs exp req. Apply @ 987 SE Monterey, Stuart or Fax res. 772-287-2516

*****Toyota Service Technician Must have Toyota Train-ing. FT/ Benefits. Apply: Toyota of Vero Beach, 1075 S US 1

*****DRIVERS - Indian River Public Transportation is hiring Full time Drivers. Minimum CDL Class B with Passenger Endorse-ment required. Good customer service skills. Senior Resource Associa-tion, EOE/ ADA/DFWP. Apply 4385 43rd Avenue, Vero Beach, FL 32967, employment@SRAma il.org or fax Attn: HR 772-778-7272

*****List your job opening on TC Chronicle today. Reach a wider and more diverse audience through out the Treasure Coast.


1 - 8 0 0 - F L O W E R S .COM’s customer con-tact center, recent winner of the global call center of the year award, is cur-rently recruiting agents for its Work from Home Customer Service team. This team provides profes-sional, courteous, respon-sive and accurate service to our customers from the comfort and convenience of their home office. Sales and Service Specialists serve as the first contact customers have with the company and will be re-sponsible for the effec-tive and efficient handling of customer needs. The Sales and Service Special-ists will be completing transactions in real time, working simultaneously with multiple software applications; consistently following up on promises and commitments on a timely basis; appropriately identifying and escalating unresolved issues.

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Must be a resident and live in the following states Arizona, Delaware, Flori-da, Illinois, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oklaho-ma, Texas and Oregon Highly PC literate and have their own PC with a reliable high-speed Inter-net connection Ability to type 35 words per minute is essential Fluent in the use of In-stant Message, and ability to download software Prior call center experi-ence strongly preferred Applicants must be 18 years of age or older and have a high school diplo-ma or GED to apply Strong written and ver-bal communication skills required. Fundamental math skills required

How To ApplyPlease provide us with your contact information so we can email you when we begin hiring for the next holiday. Please pro-vide us your name, email address, your telephone number and the state in which your [email protected]

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The School Board of Martin County announces that at the May 21, 2013 meeting of the School Board, first review of the fol-lowing was considered: ORIGINATOR: Henry Salzler, Assistant Super-intendent TITLE: Eval-uation of Instructional Staff SUMMARY: The pro-posed change is to con-form with the Student Success Act and the District’s Race to the Top grant. PURPOSE: The pro-posed change is to con-form with the Student Success Act and the District’s Race to the Top grant. ECONOMIC IMPACT: Individual: None Board: None Method: None AUTHORITY: Fla. Stat. 1001.41, 1001.43 IMPLEMENTS: Fla. Stat. 1001.41, 1001.43 Public Hearing to con-sider the rule revisions will be held Tuesday, September 17, 2013 at 6:00 p.m., School Board Meeting Room, 500 East Ocean Bou-levard, Stuart, Florida. Any affected persons may present written evi-dence, statement in sup-port of, or opposition to these revisions. Copies are available in the of-fice of the Superinten-dent, 500 E. Ocean Bou-levard, Stuart, Florida. Mrs. Laurie J. Gaylord, Superintendent Pub: July 24 2013

*****Effective July 1, 2013 Dr. Douglas Mogle will no longer be employed by Martin Medical Group. The medical re-cords will be maintained at the office at 1095 NW St. Lucie West Blvd., Pt. St. Lucie, FL. You may call (772) 785- 5581 between 9am and 4pm if you have any ques-tions or want to arrange for a medical records transfer. You may have a copy of your medi-cal records transferred to another physician of your choice at no charge with a signed authori-zation. Pub: July 15, 22, 29, Aug. 5, 2013

Effective August 14, 2013, Dr. Michael Gilels will no longer be employed with Mar-tin Medical Group. Dr. Gilels is relocat-ing to 900 E. Ocean Blvd., Suite 118, Stu-art, Florida, telephone (772) 200- 4205. Patient records will be main-tained at 2392 SE Ocean Blvd., Stuart, Florida. You may have a copy of your medical record transferred to Dr. Gilels or another physician of your choice at no charge with a signed authoriza-tion. Pub: July 15, 22, 29, July 5, 2013

*****NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION In accor-dance with the provi-sions of State Law, there being due and unpaid charges for which the undersigned is entitled to satisfy an owner and/or manager’s lien of the goods hereinafter described and stored at UNCLE BOB’S SELF STORAGE location listed below And, due notice having been giv-en, to the owner of said property and all parties known to claim an in-terest therein, and the time specified in such notice for payment of such having expired, the goods will be sold at public auction at the below stated location(s) to the highest bidder or otherwise disposed of on Wednesday, 8/21/13, at 12:00 P.M. 8531 S. HIGHWAY 1, PORT ST. LUCIE, FL 34952 - 772-878-7191 Santa Lu-cia Arcade - Boxes, Off Furn Donald Patterson - Tools Scott Forrester - Hsld gds, Furn, Boxes, TV/Stereo Equip Ernst Auguste - Hsld gds, Furn, Boxes, Sprtng gds, Tools, applnces, TV/Stereo Equip Les-tina Frazier- Rumph - Hsld gds, Furn, Boxes, Tools, TV/Stereo Equip Off Mach/ Equip Rob Givens - Furn, Boxes, Tools Publish: August 3, 10, 2013

*****Please submit any legal notices and classifieds to TC Chronicle via our website. Payment for classified ads must be made in advance prior to publications

Kashi Sunday Market & Yard Sale Sunday, August 11th8 a.m. - 2 p.m. Kashi11155 Roseland Road, SebastianYard Sale with FURNI-TURE, APPLIANCES, CLOTHING, BOOKS & MORE. FOOD COURT INCLUDING BRUNCH, LUNCH, ORGANIC COFFEES, JUICE BAR, CAKES & BAKED GOODS, HOME GROWN, FRESH VEGETABLES AND PRODUCE, LO-CAL HONEY, JEW-ELERY, HENNA TAT-TOOS, CLOTHING, ARTWORK AND MORE.

NOTICE TO BREEDERS AND

PET SELLERSResiding in St Lucie County and the City of Fort Pierce.

According to St Lucie County Ordinance Sec 1-4-32 ad the City of Fort Pierce Ordinance Sec 4-54. You are re-quired to apply for a registration number and it must be included in all advertisements for dogs and cats for sale by the breeder or pet seller. It is not the responsibil-ity of this newspaper to police these adver-tisements. You may be fined by the City and/or County up to $250 and/or court appearance for not abiding by the law.

For more information go to the county and city website to read animal and fowl codes of ordi-nances regarding breed-ers definition and reg-istration requirements. stlucieco.gov and www.cityoffortpierce.com

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Notice Notice is hereby given that the contents of the rental units herein will be offered for sale at public auction per the Florida Self Storage Act (Statues/Sections 83.901-83.809) at Eko-nomy Self Storage on August 19, at 10:15 am, or thereafter. The sale will occur on premises at Ekonomy Self Storage 2732 SW Buckhart Street. Port Saint Lucie, Florida. Tommy Brakeman A216 Robert Cook B369 Rob-ert Cook A230 Angel Zyas A115 Lekyshionne White B315 Carolyn Fabrizio A137 Daniel Ayala A127 Melissa Ce-risme C461 John Woods C449 John Woods C455 Kenneith Davis A225 Matthew Ehler C442 Ekonomy Self Storage reserves the right to re-ject all bids. Purchases must be made at the time of sale by “CASH ONLY”. All contents of the unit must be removed imme-diately, or the purchaser must rent the storage unit containing the items. Sale is subject to cancellation at any time. The property list con-tained herein will be sold to satisfy liens im-posed Ekonomy Self Storage Inc.


Sebastian Turns Up the Heat with 7th Annual ‘Grill Out Night’

Hundreds stood in line at 30 local businesses that participated in the 7th Annual Grill Out Night throughout Se-bastian for a taste of grilled delights, fresh fruits and local talent who enter-tained visitors throughout the commu-nity with music, dunking machines, cornhole tournaments, live music, chair massages and more.

Perennial favorite location Sebastian River Medical Center outdid them-selves again this year with a buffet featuring cantaloupes that lines the parking lot.

The Sebastian River Area Cham-ber of Commerce held its 7th annual ‘Grill Out Night’ on Friday, August 2nd, 2013 from 5:30-8:00pm. Mem-bers of the community were invited to visit local businesses who offered free food, beverages, prizes, give-ways, coupons, and more.

Grill Out Night is the summertime version of ‘Light Up Night’ that the Chamber sponsors in December. Grill Out Night serves as a great way to en-courage our community to come learn about the local businesses during the summer as well as give the businesses a chance to show their appreciation for their clients, customers, and the com-munity.

The event also showcased a special Cantaloupe Contest, challenging the businesses to create unique and deli-cious cantaloupe dishes and beautiful cantaloupe carvings or displays!

Secret judges were sent around to savor all the cantaloupe goodies and to check out the creative sculptures. They judged based on Taste, Creativ-ity, and Originality.

And the winners are....

Best Taste was 3AM Deli for their unique and delicious samplings of cantaloupe delicacies, including can-taloupe tarts, chilled cantaloupe soup, and cantaloupe smoothies.

Best Creativity was Kim Ellis Insur-ance Services for their hilarious dis-play of “Cantaloupes in Disguise” featuring a cantaloupe snowman, can-taloupe caterpillar, cantaloupe Easter egg, cantaloupe alligator, and canta-loupe jack-o-lantern people.

Best Originality went to St. Eliza-beth’s Episcopal Church for their HUGE spread of cantaloupe treats in-cluding salsa, salad, smoothies, cake, sorbet, and mousse; and for their can-taloupe carvings/displays that includ-ed “Jonah and the Whale”, cantaloupe candle centerpieces, cantaloupe swan, cantaloupe flower basket and canta-loupe turtle.

Best Overall was Advanced Foot & Ankle for their awesome Tropical Cantaloupe display and spread that in-cluded cantaloupe carved underwater creatures. In addition – they offered face painting, sno-cones, and dunk tank!

Sebastian River Medical Center draw long lines for their buffet on Grill Out Night

Thomas Wesley Bowman entertained the crowds at Paradise Ice Cream

The ladies of Del’s Barber Shop brought smiles and more out for Grill Out Night

GFWC Sebastian River Junior Woman’s Club’s showed their creativity and pride

Video Tech showed off their grilling skills with tasty mini cheeseburger sliders

Grill Out Night brings out the grillmasters at Sandpiper Pest Control.

TC Chronicle Aug 9

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