Alt. U.S. 19 work in Palm Harbor slated Project should be completed in fall ... Page 4A. Lightning McQueen returns in ‘Cars 2,’ an animation sequel ‘“Bad Teacher,” starring Cameron Diaz, also opens this weekend in theaters ... Page 1B.

Volume XXXIII, No. 49 www.TBNweekly.com June 23, 2011 INSIDE City won’t buy Rescuing reefs proposed site for fire station By TOM GERMOND Staffopoulos said at the commission’s meet- ing June 21 that based on the culmination LARGO – City officials will seek direction of the issues, “we feel that this significantly from the City Commission for alternatives to places risk on the city if we were to proceed buying 1.5 acres of land on Indian Rocks with closing and it may make development Road for a new fire station. of the parcel unrealistic for the needs that City officials said they have identified sev- we would have.” LARGO eral issues that would be detrimental to the City officials will meet with commission- city’s ability to build the station, which ers at a work session Aug. 9 to discuss op- would have been located on property just tions for the Belleair Bluffs and Ridgecrest First Friday event north of Largo Medical Center, Indian Rocks stations. Road campus. For months city officials have discussed on tap for July 1 The issues include local and federal gov- buying the parcel, at a cost of $495,000, to ernment regulatory impacts with the proper- replace the two stations. By closing the sta- The First Friday Street Festival will be ty being designated as a coastal high hazard tions, city officials expect to reduce person- held July 1, 6 to 11 p.m., on First Av- area. The designation would have to be re- nel in the stations by half. Savings have enue Southwest between the Clearwater- moved, entailing several mitigation steps. been pegged at $500,000 to $1 million an- Largo Road and Ridge Road. A dedicated parking easement over a por- nually. The event features art, food, music tion of the site given by the owner of the The parcel was given a high ranking for a and drinks. Vendors, street performers property, Hospital Corporation of America, fire station last year because it was one of Photo courtesy of DENNIS KELLENBERGER and other activities will be featured. to a third party, also presents problems as only five proposed sites that allow response Divers remove debris during a cleanup operation. Reef Monitoring uses The featured band will be “Lounge does other easement issues involving a sin- volunteers and scientists to get data on the artificial reefs. See page 3A for Cats” followed by ‘Jus’ Jeff. Entertain- gle-family home. details. ment includes jazz, swing music and Assistant City Manager Michael See FIRE STATION, page 4A blues. A 22-inch LCD television will be given away. Report: Safe Harbor working as intended BUSINESS By SUZETTE PORTER 6, is providing a cost-effective, safe environment for peo- As of May 31, the average daily population was 335, ple who had been living on the streets. He said many of Gualtieri said. Maximum capacity is 370 with expan- Jobless rate down CLEARWATER – In less than six months, Pinellas them were sleeping in the woods and in the bushes. sion plans in the works. Space is currently available for Safe Harbor has made a difference in the lives of the “We felt as a community, we could do better than 85 females and 285 males. slightly from 2010 county’s homeless population and saved money for tax- that,” he said. “We’re working on an outdoor courtyard to increase payers. capacity by 100,” Gualtieri said. The latest numbers from Florida’s Robert Gualtieri, chief deputy and general counsel for About PSH Officials estimate the courtyard will be open by late Agency for Workforce Innovation shows the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office, presented a June. The space will be used to house residents who Pinellas County’s unemployment rate in Pinellas Safe Harbor, located at 14840 49th St. N., progress report on Safe Harbor to county commission- May at 10.0 percent, down from 10.1 in Clearwater, is open 24/7 and accepts residents day and ers June 14. night. People living at the shelter have an 8 p.m. curfew, April. See SAFE HARBOR, page 4A ... Page 6A. He said Pinellas Safe Harbor, which opened on Jan. after which time they cannot leave or enter. POLICE BEAT Retiree designs Deputies get lead in ’71 murder case new train engine Pinellas County sheriff’s detectives for tracks at park have been investigating a murder case since Aug. 7, 1971. Thanks to new tech- By TOM GERMOND nology, the county’s forensic lab was able to use DNA evidence to establish a profile LARGO – The city may be the first in Florida to have high- and identify a potential suspect. speed rail – sort of. ... Page 5A. Don Mann, a member of the Largo Central Railroad club for about 20 years, is building a replica of the front end of a high- ENTERTAINMENT speed rail train and plans to run it on the club’s tracks in Largo Central Park. Critic says ‘Green He came up with the idea, too, for a sign for one of the club’s riding cars. “I don’t know if I should get too political,” Mann said. “I was Lantern’ is trite going to make a little sign, ‘Largo first with high-speed rail.’ Aside from the fact that its target de- Sorry, Gov. Scott.” mographic is probably 8- to 15-year-olds Tongue-in-cheek, of course. (though it earned a PG-13 rating for “in- Mann said he became interested in building small replicas of tense sequences of sci-fi violence and ac- locomotives about 18 years ago when he saw a steam locomo- tion”), the overriding problem with tive in a restaurant. A descendent of Daniel Boone built it and “Green Lantern” is poor storytelling and ran the train in a park in Georgia. shoddy editing. “I looked at that and thought, ‘boy I would like to do some- ... Page 1B. thing like that,’ ” he said. Mann ordered some of the parts to build a replica of the steam engine and finally finished it many years later, working VIEWPOINTS on the engine when he wasn’t running his business. Mann owned a television shop for 20 years on Main Street in Dunedin Tom Germond among other businesses. Friends conjure up price- He ran the steam engine on the tracks in the park, but since less memories. … Page 8A. See TRAIN, page 4A

Don Mann, above, built a Features replica of the front end of a high-speed rail train that Business ...... 6A will be put into service on Classifieds ...... 4-7B the Largo Central Railroad County ...... 3,5A at Largo Central Park in the Entertainment ...... 1,3,8B next couple of months. Health & fitness ...... 9A Shown accepting a picture Just for fun ...... 2B from Mann of the train is Largo ...... 2A Largo Mayor Pat Gerard. Outdoors ...... 7A Left is Don Mann’s replica Pets of the week ...... 10A of the front end of a high- Police beat ...... 5A speed rail train. He has Viewpoints ...... 8A spent about seven months building it. Call 397-5563 For News & Advertising

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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com 2A Largo Leader, June 23, 2011 Briefs City commissioner seeks re-election A Pinellas County native, Smith was born in Largo and has lived town parcels with a more detailed plan for marketing and develop- LARGO – Mary Black has announced her candidacy for re-elec- in the area for the majority of his life, “developing a deep love and ment. tion to the Largo City Commission, Seat 1. appreciation for this community that he calls home,” he said in a – Tom Germond She was elected to her current three-year term Nov. 8, 2008. press release. “At that time, I said I will bring knowledge, wisdom, experience, He first became politically active at the age of 14, working on 34 graduate from sheriff’s Spanish classes honesty, integrity, leadership, and dedication to the commission. I local candidates’ campaigns. He later went on to serve as student LARGO – More members of the Pinellas County Sheriff’s office will try to provide the same high quality of mu- body president during his time at Saint Petersburg College. Smith are able to communicate with people who speak Spanish as their nicipal service to the residents and property is currently a lifetime member of the Friends of Largo and Semi- primary language. owners without overtaxing,” Black said. nole libraries, as well as the Seminole Historical Society. He was Nineteen members from patrol operations, investigative opera- She also said at the time that she “will work appointed by Mayor Pat Gerard to serve a term on the Largo His- tions, detentions and corrections bureau and support services bu- with the administration to ensure residents and torical Preservation and Advisory Committee. reau graduated from Spanish for Law Enforcement Level I during property owners receive prompt service and Smith said he gained leadership experience as a manager in a a June 15 ceremony at the medical examiner’s office, 10900 Ul- courteous treatment from city employees. I will local grocery retailer, “where he honed his team- merton Road, in Largo. uphold the traditional community standards work skills, and cultivated a desire for both fair An additional 15 members from the patrol operations bureau valued by the majority of residents and property and creative problem resolutions.” and investigative bureau graduated from Level II. owners. I will work to ensure property owners’ Mary Black “In tough economic times such as these, it is This is the second year that the Sheriff’s Office, in partnership fair and equitable use of their property while en- more important than ever to have leaders who with Pinellas Technical Education Centers, has offered this couraging sensitivity to natural resources, the environment, and are able to bring a new voice to the discussion, course, to its members. city appearance. I will uphold the city charter and city laws,” and who are willing to take on the difficult deci- The course is tailored specifically to the needs of law enforce- Black said. sions with a true understanding of sacrifice,” ment. Classes were started in an effort to better serve the growing Black said she hopes that city residents, property owners, and Smith said. “Growth can only be considered re- Hispanic population of Pinellas County. businessmen and women agree that she has made every effort to sponsible if it is also sustainable.” Michael Smith Two new Spanish Level I courses will be offered in the fall. The keep her promises. Smith said he is committed to the “thorough group will meet for two hours, three times a week through June “My goals have not changed. My work is not yet complete,” she evaluation of spending proposals from both a short- and long-term 2012. Those transitioning into Level II will meet for two hours, two said. perspective, as well as the exploration of creative alternatives to times a week. She said she looks forward “to continuing to represent the city get the most out of our resources. After all, it’s your money, your The course originally began as a yearlong program and has ex- of Largo with honesty, integrity, leadership, and dedication.” community.” panded and evolved into a two-year curriculum. Black was first elected to the City Commission in March 1975 Smith said he is dedicated to preserving “our world-class quality The program, which was expected to take deputies beyond ev- and re-elected in 1978 and in 1981. of life.” eryday ‘catch phrases’ to conversational fluency and proficiency in During a five-year period from 1984 to 1989 she served on the “Tightened budgets shouldn’t automatically mean cutting back reading,” has exceeded expectations,” said Lt. Clay Littlejohn of city Planning Board and Board of Adjustment. on the public services that make Largo such a unique and desir- the Sheriff’s Office training division. Some of the successes that In March of 1989, she was elected to the City Commission but able place to live,” he said. deputies have had in the field are noted below: resigned two years later to become a candidate for the state Legis- Smith said that as a commissioner he will explore “every avenue • A deputy was called to a home invasion scene, where the re- lature. She was elected to the City Commission again in March to keep our community the city of progress.” sponding deputy had not been able to communicate with the 2005 and re-elected in 2008. Spanish-only speaking victim. Upon arrival, the deputy was able Black, who is married and has two children, is a former city City works on downtown redevelopment to effectively communicate with the victim; obtain the victim’s per- clerk of Belleair Beach for 18 years, retiring in 1991 with the title sonal information along with a full description of the two suspects LARGO – City officials are working on plans for the redevelop- of city clerk and assistant administrator. and the weapons they were carrying; and a sequence of the events ment of city-owned parcels downtown. Her community involvement includes Largo/Mid-Pinellas Kiwa- that had occurred. The deputy was able to help calm the victim The city owns 27 parcels totaling about 5.14 acres on six blocks nis Club, past president; Largo Republican Club, past president; who was very shaken by the incident. in the West Bay Drive Community Redevelopment District. Largo Historical Society, board of directors; Largo Woman’s Club, • A deputy investigating a series of purse snatchings in Indian Commissioners informally gave their staff the OK June 14 to past president; and other activities. Rocks Beach was able to effectively communicate with a victim consider a variety of strategies for developing the property, such who spoke no English. The deputy was able to obtain her personal as conducting a request for the development of a mixed-use proj- information, as well as calm the victim following the incident. Senior library assistant to run ect that incorporates office and ground floor retail uses along West • A deputy was asked to interpret, when a 911 call was received for commission seat Bay Drive as a public-private partnership. from a Spanish speaker. The deputy spoke with the caller and de- LARGO – Michael Smith, a senior library assistant at the Pinel- Another site could be sold as a single site for multi-family resi- termined that she wanted to report that her daughter had run las Park Public Library, has announced his candidacy for Largo dential development on the open market. away from home. The deputy took the caller’s personal informa- City Commission, Seat 1. City officials will present a future work session on the down- tion and obtained a description of the teenage runaway.

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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com Leader, June 23, 2011 County 3A Nonprofit group takes care of Pinellas County reefs By AMANDA SEBASTIANO Besides the importance reefs have to the fish that live on CLEARWATER – Lifelong ma- them, they are a huge factor in rine biology enthusiast Dennis maintaining the food chain. Kellenberger heads an expand- Algae and other invertebrates ing nonprofit organization that that need the reefs to develop is working on educating society would die off and throw the on the importance of reefs. species that feed off them and An undergraduate student at so forth out of existence, Kellen- the University of South Florida, berger said. Sean Patterson, and St. Peters- Kellenberger also hopes to ex- burg College professor Dr. Hey- pand tourism through learning ward Mathews first developed about the reefs as well. Reef reef Monitoring in 2005. 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It will be biology in 1977, Kellenberger monitoring the two to see if went to work for the Clearwater there are any signs of the oil Marine Aquarium. He worked spill in local waters and reefs. If there for 25 years. so, the organization will test the After leaving the aquarium, water and go from there. he was the general manager at Volunteers are always wel- Tampa Bay Watch, another en- come for events, but trans- vironmental education nonprof- portation and funding are the it organization, where he stayed more pressing needs right now. until last year when he was “We have plenty of people to asked to join Reef Monitoring. fill the boats,” Kellenberger “What we do is try to utilize said. volunteers and scientists to get The organization is in need of data on the artificial reefs. It’s a boats to transport divers to nonprofit that’s designed to do sites. 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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com 4A Leader, June 23, 2011 Alt. U.S. 19 improvements slated for Palm Harbor By HARLAN WEIKLE Avenue and between Ketch Circle which has responsibility for utility and Dunn Drive. The Pinellas lines along the route,” Carson PALM HARBOR – Long suffer- Trail will continue to be used for said. ing motorists, who have contend- pedestrian passage from Georgia Motorists may encounter sec- ed with potholes, eroded road Avenue to Ketch Circle. tions where workers have placed shoulders and washboard pave- Plans call for a timber board- barriers along the roadway’s ment will soon find their commute walk connecting Harry Street shoulder as this preliminary work along Alt. U.S. 19 in Palm Harbor south to just north of Dunn proceeds. a more pleasant ride. Street so that pedestrians will not “But,” Carson said, “the actual Improvements to the roadway, have to risk venturing onto the milling of the road surface won’t which are scheduled to begin later Alt. 19 Bridge adjacent to the begin until September.” this year, will continue the work reservoir. The project, part of FDOT’s already completed on the stretch New signal mast arms are to be scheduled resurfacing program, of Alt. 19 through Dunedin and placed at the intersections of Alt. started in March and is estimated ending at Curlew Road. 19 with Alderman and Tampa to be complete by this fall. The scope of the $2.9 million roads. According to a project descrip- project calls for resurfacing the Contractors have begun tion released by FDOT, there will route between Whisper Lake Road preparatory work north of Alder- be no single lane closure restric- and Harry Street. Concrete side- man replacing utility poles. The tions except within 600 feet of an walks are to be installed on the work to date is not part of the intersection, when lane closures east side of Alt. 19 from Whisper project, according to Florida De- are only permitted between 8 p.m. Lake to Dunn Drive. partment of Transportation and 7 a.m. Double lane closures To the west of Alternate19, spokeswoman Kristin Carson. are permitted between 9 a.m. and Photo by HARLAN WEIKLE sidewalks will be built between “The work being done now is by 5 p.m., and between 8 p.m. and 7 A sign north of Curlew on Alt. U.S. 19 announces that changes are coming to the historic Florida tourist route Whisper Lake Road and Georgia crews from Progress Energy a.m. through Palm Harbor.

Briefs FIRE STATION, from page 1A City agrees to buy two Now that Gov. Rick Scott has Calling all phone books. time to the northern edge of the city’s fire district, including Belleair downtown parcels turned down the federal funding phone books To stop deliveries of phone Bluffs and Belleair, within 7.5 minutes. It also maintains appropriate that would have paid for the high books at work or at home, visit response times along the southern boundary of the fire district, Wals- CLEARWATER – For years, city speed rail, Clearwater officials say Summertime is phone book www.mydirectories.att.com. officials have wanted to buy the delivery time. Thousands of new ingham Road. that the site could still be used as For more information on recy- The city’s budget for the current fiscal year includes $500,000 for (St. Petersburg) Times Publishing phone books will be delivered to cling, contact Pinellas County a bus transfer station or, in a land acquisition, $460,000 for architectural and design services and Company building and parking lot worst-case scenario, the city could Pinellas County residents’ Utilities at 464-7500. $3.4 million for construction services. at 710 Court St., but the asking resell it at a profit when the econ- doorsteps. Belleair Bluffs Mayor Chris Arbutine said at the Bluffs City Commis- price was too steep. But today’s omy improves. There are many convenient LiveChat debuts soft real estate market has options to recycle phone books. sion meeting June 20 that canceling the station on Indian Rocks Road “I’m thrilled about this (pur- Pinellas County now offers brought the price down to a price Residents of Belleair, Clearwa- would open up the possibility once again of a fire station being built on chase),” said Mayor Frank Hib- LiveChat to help residents navi- that the city is willing to pay. bard. “I think this is a strategic ter, Dunedin, Gulfport, Indian property next to Belleair Bluffs City Hall. The city purchased land on gate the county’s many pro- Bayway Avenue in 2007 with that purpose in mind. On June 14, the City Council site and I’m glad we’re getting it Rocks Beach, Largo, Madeira grams and services by unanimously approved the expen- for the price we’re getting it for.” Beach, Oldsmar, Redington Commissioner Curtis Holmes asked about the status of that option. “chatting” with a communica- Fire Chief Michael Wallace is going to contact Belleair Bluffs and diture of $2.5 million in Penny for At the same meeting, the City Beach, Safety Harbor and St. tions specialist over the Inter- Belleair officials about the latest developments on the proposed land Pinellas sales tax revenue to buy Council unanimously approved Petersburg may recycle phone net. purchase, Staffopoulos said. Both municipalities contract with the city the 83,800-square-foot parcel and the expenditure of $525,000 of books in their curbside bin. In The LiveChat service is acces- raze the building on it. For one Penny funds to buy a 19,368- addition, there are more than sible on the county website, of Largo for fire protection. dollar and a promise to pay the square-foot parcel at 704 Court 340 local drop-off sites. Remove www.pinellascounty.org, and “Until we have direction from the commission on how we would like taxes and insurance, the newspa- St., adjacent to the Times property any magnets or plastic wrap be- the mobile county website, to proceed, we would not be approaching them (Belleair and Belleair per would get to use the building on its western side. Also approved fore recycling phone books. www.pinellascounty.org/mobile. Bluffs) at this point in time to discuss negotiations, not until we have for a year while it finds another was the expenditure of $50,000 to Each year, more than 500 A button is located on the discussions with this elected body,” Staffopoulos said. Clearwater location. demolish the building on that site. million telephone books are dis- homepage and many of the indi- Commissioners by a 7-0 vote approved the cancellation of the sales For years, when it appeared David Albritton, a principal in tributed nationwide – enough to vidual Web pages on the county agreement between the city and HCA for the parcel. that high-speed rail was coming to Court Street Enterprises, the cor- circle the earth four times. A site. Questions will be answered In other matters, commissioners agreed to continue allowing city Florida, the site had been envi- poration that is selling the proper- common myth is that phone live from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon- businesses to have temporary signs for another year. sioned as an “intermodal” station ty, will have up to a year to find a books cannot be recycled, but day through Friday. When the City officials said 66 temporary sign permits have been issued since where tourists coming from Orlan- new location for his office, which they are 100 percent recyclable. chat is closed, residents can an economic stimulus program began July 7. do via Tampa would switch to is currently in that building. The An old phone book can be recy- email a question, which will be A city memo said the two types of temporary signs “have worked other transportation to complete terms will be the same as those cled into insulation, cereal answered when the LiveChat well to provide additional visibility to businesses while maintaining a their journey to Clearwater Beach. given to the Times. boxes, paper towels or new opens in the morning. professional, uncluttered appearance for the city …”

TRAIN, from page 1A guys build stuff and it’s like what Henry Ford says: You can have any turn an axle or use a lathe or milling machine,” he said. color car you want as long as it’s black. I hate black, because coming A resident of Largo, Mann enjoys the camaraderie of being with it was more difficult to operate than the electric trains, Mann eventual- from the UK, we had green or dark red or some other variations. The other club members at the park. ly brought the engine back to his house. crews take such great care of them. I just don’t like to see everything “We are there every weekend,” he said. Then he built a “Thomas the Tank” engine, which had a face on the black,” Mann said. On the first weekend of the month the club has a commitment to front of it. Mann’s latest replica is about 21 inches tall, 16 inches wide and 6 operate the railroad from 10 to 4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. “I could pull 12 people with that on riding cars. It was so popular feet long. He hopes to have it running at the park within two months. “It’s a great union between the club and the city,” Mann said. “We that it got to a point that it was a problem,” Mann said. He also plans to build an engineer’s car, in which he will ride, that will work very closely together.” The “Thomas the Tank” engine was parked on a spur line at the have the same color scheme as his latest model. He recently presented a photo of his high-speed rail train replica to park when it wasn’t running. Having a love of electronics and being “handy with his hands” pre- Mayor Pat Gerard. “The kids would want to run over the track to take a look at it,” pared Mann for the intricacies of building a train. Saying he’s learned a lot from building the high-speed train replica, Mann said. “Kids are kids; you couldn’t blame them. … So I just took “I built my first TV from scratch,” he said. “My hobby was electron- Mann has more projects to undertake. it home and left it in the garage. It sits there now.” ics, too. When I retired about five or six years ago, I thought to myself, He said he’s not sure what type of warning system the high-speed His latest creation was inspired by his visit to the Museum of Sci- I still like puttering around but I haven’t done anything for ages. I rail trains have, but he’s tinkering with some ideas for sirens and simi- ence and Technology in Tampa, where German engineers had a high- bought some equipment and I have a big shop behind my house.” lar devices for his model. speed rail train on display. The “real McCoy,” he calls it. He repairs a lot of club members’ equipment that breaks down. “What the real McCoy has, I don’t know. I’m going to find out,” he “I’m always looking for something that’s different. Some of the other “A lot of them don’t have any equipment or don’t have the ability to said.

SAFE HARBOR, from page 1A are having problems with alcohol or other behavioral problems. “They’ll have to earn the right to get back inside,” Gualtieri said. Plans also are under way to renovate the garage into classroom space, which also should be complete by end of June. Progress Energy contributed $50,000 toward renovation projects. Several group programs are made available to residents, including Alcoholic Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous meetings and classes such as Errors in Thinking, Skills for Successful Transition, Breaking the Chain, Living in Balance support group, Problem Solving for Daily Life, Coping Skills, and Self-Defeating Behaviors. Worship services are held at PSH, as well as health and wellness classes and classes for women only. About the residents Gualtieri gave some statistics about the people coming to PSH. Of the 1,350 people served by end of May, 705 were age 31-50; 211, age 18-30; and 46 were older than 62. Thus far, 877 have stayed less than 30 days and 26 residents have lived at the facility for more than three months. Other statistics: • 181 are military veterans • 288 are chronically homeless •147 are physically disabled •175 have a diagnosed mental illness • 371 use drugs and/or abuse alcohol • 637 were living on the streets with no identified housing • 115 came directly from jail or prison because they had nowhere else to go • 201 came from other emergency shelters where they were no longer welcome or unsuited Gualtieri said the program is working even though the “true diver- sion aspect” of the facility is not fully implemented. One example, ordi- nance violation bookings at the Pinellas County Jail decreased 49.5 Pinellas Safe Harbor, located at 14840 49th St. N., Clearwater, accepts residents day and night. percent during the first quarter of 2011, as compared to 2010. He told a story about a 75-year-old man arrested five times for inde- “We want to make sure they don’t re-offend by going back to the for treatment, he said. The county is paying for the mobile health care, cent exposure because “he didn’t have a place to go to the bathroom.” same culture that put them in jail,” he said. aided by a $75,000 contribution from Bay Care. Before PSH, this man and other arrested for noncriminal offenses In July, the mobile medical units will increase service to 20 hours a would have been booked into the jail at a much higher cost to taxpay- Master case management system week. Gualtieri said the Sheriff’s Office would pay the county’s health ers. Plans are coming together to implement a master case management and human services department for the service out of funds allocated It costs $126 a day to house a jail inmate and $20 a day for a per- as jail medical funds. Gualtieri said diverting people to PSH was saving son to stay at PSH, in part due to donations and support from the system that will allow every resident to be assigned one person to over- see services and transition from the time they arrive at PSH until the money on jail resources, allowing the sheriff’s office to reallocate the community. funds. leave. Although PSH has been open for only a short time, Gualtieri had An advanced registered nurse practitioner for behavioral health, pro- Other counselors and case managers will provide services, such as success stories to share. vided by Directions, will work at the facility 8 hours a week, beginning mental health assistance, drug and alcohol counseling and others, He said one couple was able to move into their own mobile home June 24. and regain custody of one child, who is no longer in the foster care under the direction of the master case manager. Directions for Mental system. They now have visitation with their second child and are work- Health is providing four of the master case managers and one full time Other issues ing toward regaining custody. supervisor. The Sheriff’s Office is providing two master case managers, funded through the inmate welfare fund, plus one part-time supervi- Gualtieri said reports of crime were up in the Highpoint area, but A disabled female resident managed to save enough money to move some of the increase could be attributed to more deputies working in into her own mobile home. Another female resident with mental health sor. The Public Defender’s Office also is providing one master case manager. the area and the additional patrols. The Sheriff’s Office has applied for issues was able to get a single residency unit at Pinellas Hope. a grant to fund five community-policing deputies in the Highpoint A temporary staffing company sponsored a job fair at the facility and Gualtieri said although counselor and case manager services were not yet operational, thanks to Pinellas County Ex-Offender Coalition area. about 35 residents were hired. The company’s van picks up residents, Commissioner Karen Seel asked about an increase in loitering and takes them to job sites and returns them to PSH at the end of the day. and PAR, along with social workers on loan from the jail, 1,884 pro- gram plans have been completed. Counselors have transitioned 16 panhandling near PSH. Gualtieri said some of the people had already been in the area due to an organization that provides meals. PSH residents to permanent, self-sufficient housing. Another 42 were Jail diversion expanding “A partnership is needed,” he said. placed in permanent housing with family or friends, and 88 have been Gualtieri said the jail diversion aspect was expanding as more law A community forum will be scheduled in early July to talk to resi- placed in transitional housing. In addition, 36 were placed in in-pa- enforcement officers bring people picked up for a notice to appear to dents and business owners about their concerns and answer ques- tient psychiatric or substance/alcohol abuse facilities, and 154 were PSH instead of taking them to jail. He said 204 people were taken to tions. The forum will be at the Bayside High School. The date will be the diversion facility between March and June, reducing costs at the placed in a “more appropriate emergency shelter,” he said. announced soon, he said, and the community is invited. jail. Gualtieri thanked all the organizations that have come together to The Department of Corrections Portal of Reentry program is sched- Health care services make PSH a success so far, as well as the county and municipalities uled to begin July 11. Gualtieri said PSH was scheduled to intake As of May 31, the shelter had been open 146 days, and 139 calls that helped fund the facility. seven DOC inmates with plans to increase the number each month. have been made to EMS. Plans to reduce the number of EMS calls in- “Thanks to all the contributors, we’ve made a difference,” he said. He said the focus would be on successful reentry through case man- clude using county mobile medical units 11 hours a week. The mobile “We’re on a good track in the right direction.” agement. units will provide services to residents and other patients who come in For more information, visit safeharborpinellas.org. © 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com Leader, June 23, 2011 County 5A Utilities proposes another round of rate increases By SUZETTE PORTER demand for its water. Becotte explained how improvements made by a $7 a month availability charge plus an $8 service However, officials expect no reductions in expens- Pinellas Park to its sewer pipelines had negatively af- charge. Utilities proposes keeping the availability CLEARWATER – Latest budget projections from es. Tampa Bay Water, Utilities water supplier, is ex- fected revenue projections for current and future charge the same, but increasing the service charge by Pinellas County Utilities show the need to increase pected to continue to raise its rates. Utilities also is years. $1 a month each year from 2012 through 2015. rates for the years 2012 to 2015. looking to spend $23 million on improvements to its Wholesale sewer customers are billed by the Customers with metered service also would keep During a work session meeting on June 9, Kevin Keller facility along with upgrades to booster pumps amount of wastewater processed. Residential cus- the same $7 availability fee; however, service charges Becotte, Utilities interim director, discussed chal- and stations. tomers are billed based on the amount of water used. would go up yearly, as would the rate per thousand lenges and options for maintaining adequate cash Utilities needs to make enough money to keep an Pinellas Parks’ pipeline improvements resulted in less gallons of product. flow and reserves to sustain his department. operating reserve target of 2.5 months. It also strives wastewater to process, thus decreasing the city’s bill Becotte said it was important to keep reclaimed “These are interesting times for water and sewer to maintain adequate reserves for upkeep and re- and Utilities revenue flow. charges considerably less than the cost to use businesses,” Becotte told Pinellas County Commis- placement of existing equipment and to pay off debt However, Becotte said, expenses remained the potable (drinking) water to encourage people to con- sioners. “Others around the country are having the obligations. same. tinue to use it. He said that although the reclaimed same issue with rates.” The good news, Becotte said, is that due to delays The demand for sewer service has declined by 12 water system does not pay for itself, it helps reduce Utilities will be asking the commission in July to by municipalities developing their own water sup- percent from 2007 to 2011. This decline led to low- the amount of processed wastewater that must be set public hearing dates on proposed rate changes. plies and lower than expected operating and mainte- ered expectations for future revenue collection and discharged. The plan is to adopt a four-year rate plan that allows nance costs, water rates hikes will be less than consequently, the lowering of Utilities credit rating. for adjustments each year, as needed. originally projected. To combat further negative impacts, Utilities is Four-year process For 2012, the bi-monthly base rate charge will re- asking for a 6 percent increase in residential sewer County Administrator Bob LaSala said using a Water system main the same at $6.70. Wholesale customers will rates each year from 2012 through 2015. Wholesale four-year approach for rates was a new process. Becotte presented charts of revenue collections for pay $0.13 more – going from $3.30 to $3.43. customers will see rate hikes of 9 percent a year over “But it doesn’t preclude the board from making ad- water from 2007 with projections through 2016, The bigger impact is projected for 2013, when bi- the same period. justments annually,” he said. “It does make a com- showing a 30 percent decrease in sales. monthly base rates for residential customers could Officials said the bill for an average user, house- mitment for future rates.” Several factors are responsible for the decrease, he go up as much as $2 – to $8.70, followed by increas- holds that use 5,000 gallons a month, would see The majority of commissioners agreed with the said, including improved water conservation prac- es of $2 each year thereafter through 2015. Yearly, sewer charges increasing from $29.70 in 2011 to concept of approving a four-year plan. tices and the economy. The biggest impact for future rate increases also are scheduled for wholesale cus- $37.50 by 2015. Wholesale rates would climb from “It’s a good approach,” Commission Chair Susan years is the effect of municipalities in the process of tomers. $2.96 in 2011 to $4.18 by 2015. Latvala said. “It is good for staff and the bond mar- developing their own water supplies. These munici- Becotte said exact dates of future water rate hikes Becotte said the net impact to residential cus- kets.” palities currently are Utilities wholesale customers. would be dictated by the schedule of municipalities tomers, who use 5,000 gallons a month, would be Commissioner John Morroni also agreed that a The city of Oldsmar expects to have its own water developing their own supplies and other factors. $1.78 a month in 2012. four-year plan was a good approach, especially in supply sometime in 2012. Tarpon Springs has a tar- light of the bond markets’ reaction to reduced rev- get date of 2013 or 2014 to finish its water system. Sewer rates Reclaimed water enue projections due to local municipalities develop- The city of Clearwater also is taking steps to de- The impact of actions by municipalities that use Users of the county’s reclaimed water system also ing their own water supplies. crease its dependency on Pinellas County Utilities. Utilities’ sewer services also can create budget-bal- may pay more for their services in the coming years. “That they’re (bond markets) aware of our declining By 2016, Utilities expects a significant decrease in ancing challenges Currently, customers with unmetered services pay revenue and demand is a big concern,” Morroni said. PolicePolice beatbeat Lead found known as Severs Landings. Illinois. He made no admissions. gation Team, Atchison was in 1971-murder case During the initial investigation Detectives are now working transported to Morton Plant in 1971, several suspects were with the State Attorney’s Office Hospital for treatment of non- LARGO – Nearly 40 years ago, investigated, but detectives were to issue a warrant to charging life-threatening injuries. He was the body of a 14-year-old Tampa unable to tie any of them to the Fletcher in Justi’s murder. treated for a knee injury and re- girl was found in Severs Groves girl’s murder. Over the years, in Palm Harbor. leased. the sheriff’s cold case detectives Pinellas County sheriff’s de- Deputy hit by car Investigators said a witness would re-submit evidence asso- tectives have been looking for CLEARWATER – A Clearwater approached and confronted the her murderer since Aug. 7, ciated with the crime as DNA man was arrested after he suspect vehicle before it left the 1971. Thanks to new technolo- technology improved. struck and injured a Pinellas area, and advised the female gy, the county’s forensic lab was It was not until the recent County sheriff’s deputy as he driver that she had just struck a able to use DNA evidence to es- submission to the forensic crime was crossing Court Street about deputy and that she needed to tablish a profile and identify a lab that a DNA profile was devel- 8:47 a.m. June 17. stop. The driver, however, con- potential suspect. oped which was sufficient to be According to the sheriff’s re- tinued on. Jerry Fletcher, 69, the man run through the national Com- port, Deputy Randy Atchison, Deputies began searching for detectives believe may have bined Offender DNA Index Sys- 47, was in the pedestrian cross- the suspect vehicle and located Photos courtesy of PCSO murdered the young girl, is cur- tem. The CODIS query returned walk of Court Street at Osceola it at 23 Rockaway St. in Clear- Pinellas County Sheriff’s detectives believe they know who murdered rently serving a life sentence at a match with a male inmate in Avenue on his way to work water Beach. Deputies then lo- Gina Justi, 14, of Tampa. Her body was found in an orange grove in Dixon Correctional Center in the Illinois prison system, who is when he was struck by a 2005 cated the driver who was Palm Harbor on Aug. 17, 1971. DNA evidence has linked her death to Dixon, Ill. serving a life sentence for mur- Dodge Neon driven by Alejandra working at a nearby restaurant. Jerry Fletcher, 69, currently serving a life sentence in an Illinois jail for According to a June 14 sher- dering a teenage girl in that Manzo, 32, who was making a The investigation continues. murdering a teenage girl in 1974. iff’s report, the murder victim is state in 1974. right hand turn from Osceola identified as Gina Justi. She dis- In the early ’70s, Fletcher was Avenue onto Court Street. appeared while walking to an- a contract industrial painter Manzo was arrested for leav- other residence in Tampa to see who lived in Tampa and traveled ing the scene of a crash with in- a puppy on Aug. 6, 1971. She frequently elsewhere around the juries, driving with license was found dead the next day in country to work. At the time of suspended/revoked with knowl- an orange grove, called Severs Justi’s murder, he was un- edge. He also was cited for fail- Groves in Palm Harbor. She had known to investigators and was ing to yield to a pedestrian in a been strangled and raped. The never considered a suspect. crosswalk. location where she was found is Pinellas County detectives in- According to investigators now a residential community terviewed Fletcher last week in with the Major Accident Investi-

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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com Leader, June 23, 2011 Outdoors 7A Hot water can make for difficult fishing conditions With our water temperature structure. Some more obvious the water column. the key to getting bit on the reefs. baits. Live chumming with around 85 degrees, mid-day fish- structures would be jetties, A good-sized pinfish or a The water is often very clean, pilchards will quickly switch the ing especially on the shallow beach breakers, and of course Fish Tales chunk of crab weighted on the causing the fish to be very cog- fishes’ attention to the bigger grass flats can get pretty tough. the many artificial reefs that line Capt. Tyson bottom makes for a pretty attrac- nizant of their surroundings. baits, As we approach mid-summer our coast. Wellerstein tive offering. This is the time of year when Until next week – get bent! conditions it is imperative to Some of the most productive Near-shore mitigation reefs we start to see lots of fry bait in Tyson Wallerstein can be search out those areas that pro- fishing this time of year happens provide excellent habitat for a va- the water both off the beach as reached at capt.tyson@hotmail vide good tidal flow, depth and around our pass jetties. These present and fish like snook and riety of game fish. These shallow well as deeper flats inside the .com. To get a fish photo in the structure. massive structures will hold all tarpon will stage up and wait for reefs can be found from 50 to a bay. paper, send the photo along with Structure is a relative term; a kinds of bait, making them a their meals to come to them, so couple of hundred yards off- Fishing around these schools your name, when and where it deep depression just off the edge natural stopping point for just free-lining your baits with the shore. They will hold trout, floun- of fry bait can be really good. was caught to editorial@TBNwe- of a flat, or a deep trough cut about any predator that swims current makes for a deadly pres- der and cobia. often you’ll find schools of trout ekly.com or mail it to Tampa Bay through the sand along the pass by. entation. Redfish also can be Using light tackle and live and Spanish mackerel busting Newspapers, 9911 Seminole shoals can both be considered Current is usually always found working the bottom part of pilchards or shrimp for bait is through the clouds of micro- Blvd., Seminole, FL 33772. Briefs State sets red snapper This free program is designed to recreational season introduce preschool children to the wonders of the natural and cultur- Kids competition The Florida Fish and Wildlife al world. Every second and fourth Conservation Commission ap- Thursday of each month, children proved a rule June 9 that makes are treated to a variety of stories the recreational harvest season for and hands-on activities that con- red snapper in Gulf of Mexico state nect them to their environment. waters consistent with the recently This week’s book, “Are you a announced season in Gulf federal Dragonfly?” by Judy Allen and waters. Tudor Humphries, introduces 3- to This year’s open recreational 5-year-olds to the world of the harvest season for red snapper in dragonfly. Gulf state waters will be June 1 Preregistration is required. On- through July 18. Florida state wa- line registration closes 24 hours ters in the Gulf extend out to nine before the program start time. To nautical miles from shore; federal register, call 582-2100 or visit waters extend beyond that line. www.pinellascountyextension.org, Gulf red snapper stocks are re- click the Registration button then building but are still considered to click the Weedon Island tab. be undergoing overfishing, which For information, call 453-6500. means that red snapper are being taken at a rate greater than estab- Weedon to offer Twelve-year-old Jared lished management goals for this McFadden of Seminole, fishery. photography hike front, and Ryan Shortening the fishing season in ST. PETERSBURG – A photogra- VanMiddlesworth, 12, Gulf state waters this year will help phy hike will be offered Saturday, of Seminole, rear, ride to avoid a harvest overrun and June 25, 8 to 10 a.m., at Weedon through the first loop in continue to rebuild red snapper Island Preserve, 1800 Weedon the 11-12 age group 4- populations so that longer red Drive NE. mile bicycle race in the snapper fishing seasons will be Attendees will hike the preserve 2011 Tri If You Dare possible in the future. in search of that perfect shot. This Kids Triathlon June 19 The commission also gave the free program provides great oppor- at the Seminole FWC’s executive director the ap- tunities for photographers of all Recreation Center. proval to use his executive authori- levels to hone their skills. After a ty to allow an additional harvest brief classroom session, center vol- season for red snapper in the Gulf unteers will highlight seasonal fea- at the summer’s end if NOAA Fish- tures of the preserve, as well as eries Service implements a supple- specific wildlife behaviors that help mental season. participants capture the natural beauty of Weedon Island Preserve. Philippe to host The program is recommended for adults. nature walk Preregistration is required. Reg- SAFETY HARBOR – A guided istration closes 24 hours before the nature walk will be offered Satur- program start time. To register, call day, June 25, 9 to 10:30 a.m., at 582-2100 or visit www.pinellas Philippe Park, 2525 Philippe Park- countyextension.org, click the Reg- way. istration button then click the The hike is limited to 12 partici- Weedon Island tab. pants. Attendees will learn park For information, call 453-6500. history while exploring nature. Par- Photo by MATTHEW RIVA ticipants should meet at the Weedon to host Philippe gravesite at 9 a.m. Closed- toe shoes, water, sunscreen a hat scavenger hunt This activity is led by experi- and insect repellant are recom- ST. PETERSBURG – The Island enced birders and is recommended mended. Reservations will be ac- Explorers Scavenger Hunt will take for adults. Preregistration is re- cepted through the Friday prior to place Saturday, July 2, quired. Online registration closes the hike. Children must be accom- 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Weedon Is- 24 hours before the program start Do You have Legs That Look Like This? panied by an adult. land Preserve, 1800 Weedon Drive time. To register, call 669-1947 or NE. To register, call 582-2100 or email [email protected]. Participants can celebrate Inde- visit www.pinellascountyexten- pendence Day weekend outdoors sion.org, click the Registration We CAN Help – Call us! Weedon offers by exploring Weedon Island Pre- button then click the Weedon Is- serve, following clues along the land tab. guided hikes boardwalks and trails and using For information, call 453-6500. Call Today to schedule ST. PETERSBURG – Guided trail signs to navigate and discover hikes are offered Saturdays, 9 to more about the preserve. Partici- Weedon to present your Appointment! 11 a.m., at Weedon Island Pre- pants can pick up a passport and fish program serve, 1800 Weedon Drive NE. solve all the clues to get a prize. ST. PETERSBURG – Going Attendees will learn about the Participants should bring water. A Coastal: Fishy Business will be coastal environment and the early hat and closed-toe shoes also are 727-871-VEIN (8346) presented Saturday, July 9, 10 residents of Weedon Island Pre- recommended. a.m. to noon, at Weedon Island Largo Office: 13131 66 St. N. serve while going along on this free The event is free and no registra- Preserve, 1800 Weedon Drive, NE. guided hike. Participants should tion required. All ages are welcome. Attendees will learn about fish bring water and a snack. A hat and For information, call 453-6500. 813-258-CARE (2273) closed-toe shoes also are recom- common to Florida’s Gulf Coast and why some swim fast and oth- mended. All ages are welcome, al- Great Weedon Bird ers slow, and whether there are though children age 5 and younger vegetarian fish. This free indoor may find the hike challenging. Quest set activity is recommended for all Preregistration is required. Reg- ST. PETERSBURG – The Great ages. Participants are asked to istration closes 24 hours before the Weedon Bird Quest will be Friday, bring a plain T-shirt for a project program start time. To register, call July 8, 8 to 10 a.m., at Weedon Is- finale as they will have the oppor- 582-2100 or visit www.pinellas- land Preserve, 1800 Weedon Drive NE. tunity to try their hand at the an- countyextension.org, click the Reg- cient art of fish printing or istration button then click the Attendees will help find Weedon Island Preserve’s birds. Partici- Gyotaku. www.izzoalkire.com Weedon Island tab. Preregistration is required. Reg- For information, call 453-6500. pants will learn the identifying marks and behaviors of the feath- istration closes 24 hours before Now Accepting Freedom & ered year-round residents and the program start time. To register, Weedon to seasonal visitors while helping to call 582-2100 or visit www.pinel- Optimum Insurance host Wee-Time compile an annual checklist of the lascountyextension.org, click the 5511 ST. PETERSBURG – Wee-Time preserve’s birds. These free hikes Online Registration button, then Four locations to serve you: Davis Island/Sun City Center/Town N Country/ Largo at Weedon: Quiet Night will be pre- are designed to take advantage of the Weedon Island Preserve tab. All procedures performed by a Board Certified Vascular Surgeon. Ultrasound by registered vascular technician. Most insurances accepted. sented Thursday, June 23, 10:30 all levels of birding experience. For information, call 453-6500. to 11:15 a.m., at Weedon Island Binoculars and bird guides are Preserve, 1800 Weedon Drive NE. available. 62311

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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com 8A Viewpoints Leader, June 23, 2011 EDITORIAL On taking some time to reflect Reaching out There’s a cheap gimmick a number of of my follies, and admitting that fact is so publications (mostly magazines) are serving galling I bury it whenever it arises. up these days. It’s the meaningless Q. and A. “What is your most marked characteris- interview with a celebrity. tic?” Moyers’ reply: “I don’t miss deadlines.” Sometimes the questions are related to a Driver’s Seat That’s a commendable quality for any jour- for solutions specific topic (“Mr. Hanks, how did you man- Bob Drive nalist to have. If he/she doesn’t possess it St. Petersburg College has launched a center that school officials age to act so stupid when you portrayed For- (especially at the start of a career, when a re- hope will stimulate academic enrichment. rest Gump?”). But often the questions are porter is surrounded by screaming editors), The new Institute for Strategic Policy Solutions, among its purposes, nothing more than a hodge-podge, with no odds are strong that he won’t go very far. I’m will reach out to the Pinellas community on social and economic is- useful common denominator that might jus- ers’ answer: “The Joad family in the Grapes not sure what my response would be to that sues and offer solutions. Officials also hope that it will be a center that tify our reading the article. of Wrath. They never gave up.” My answer: question. Possibly “Fear of always being an is nationally recognized for its role in seeking solutions to national and The most recent example I ran across was “I’ll be dipped in ham fat if I have the slight- outsider.” I grew up as a new kid on the global issues. a Vanity Fair interview with Bill Moyers, the est idea. I’m lucky if I can remember the block, and that has stuck with me. When If the institute’s leadership is successful in its goals, the college journalist. Some of the questions were al- names of 10 fictional heroes, let alone rank meeting people, I simply assume that they won’t warm up to me. Often they don’t. But should earn prestige and recognition. The community will benefit by most silly because of their irrelevance, but them.” Moyers – a man whose dignity sometimes I’ve learned that a sense of alienation is one being able to participate in meaningful discussions on important top- “What is your current state of mind?” Moy- verges on ponderousness – replied as if he ers’ said, “Calmer than the cable channels.” of the most common traits to be found in the ics – perhaps helping to provide important information to leaders who had given each question some real thought. That remark puzzled me. Dozens of cable general populace. It’s a rare person who feels shape public policy. This impressed me. As I read Moyers’ an- channels overwhelm us each day, but I can’t totally self-assured. And when you run Plans call for the institute to have four forums a year on the Semi- swers, I became aware of how vacuous or say I could list which ones are calm and across one, chances are high he/she is a nole campus that would be financed through membership fees. shallow I would appear if someone hit me which are turbulent. My current state of pain where you can’t put a plaster. After a formal dedication July 1, the institute hopes to present a with a similar set of questions. I was over- mind? Calmer than it was half an hour ago, I don’t recommend the Moyers interview as program in early September tied to the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 come (as I have been in the past) with the when I opened up my computer to discover it one we should try out on ourselves. But I terrorist attacks. The presenters would be leaders of national acclaim. awareness that I am not a thoughtful or re- had blown away two-thirds of a column I can see the value for each of us to make our The institute’s director has plenty of experience. David Klement was flective person. Not, at least, when it comes started yesterday. It was a pretty good one, I own list of beliefs and practices, and ask, the director of the Institute for Public Policy and Leadership at the Uni- to knowing how I feel about many things. thought. It dealt with Virginia Warren, a con- “Why do I think and act this way?” The an- versity of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee campus. He was a consult- For example: “What is it that you most dis- sumer advocate feared and disliked by every swers might surprise us. ant with the institute when it went through a soft launch a year ago like?” Moyers’ reply: “Denial. Whether in our- greedy executive on Wall Street. The column Many Americans are too busy to cogitate with a three-part series on the Gulf oil spill. selves, our families, or our politics.” Pretty you’re reading is a deadline substitute. Sorry and contemplate. As a nation, we pride our- The institute supports the college’s public policy and administration nifty answer, wouldn’t you say? It indicated about that. selves on action, not reflection. Nothing bachelor’s degree programs. Students will get hands-on experience the guy knows his values. “What is your greatest regret?” Moyers: “I wrong with that, but at the end of a day (or with experts. Internships and foreign exchange opportunities will be And what would my answer have been? failed to see the truth about Vietnam early lifetime) we may find ourselves wondering offered. An awkward silence. If you asked me to enough.” Here again, I would fall silent, not what possessed us at a given moment or As Klement said, the goals of the institute are ambitious, but “if you name 15 things that irritate me, I could vent because I don’t have regrets, but because I’d crossroad. Stopping to think today could give don’t dream big, you don’t have any big results. my spleen to a fare-thee-well. But I’m at a feel foolish mulling them over in my mind us some valuable answers tomorrow. dead loss to name the one item that I most with the goal of choosing the one that pained Bob Driver is a longtime columnist and edi- dislike. me the most. I’d like to blame other people torial page editor for the Clearwater Sun. Send Friends – their “Who is your favorite hero of fiction?” Moy- for my mistakes. But I’m the chief architect Driver an email at [email protected]. phones ring, too Reach out to rekindle great memories. It’s a lesson I’ve learned in Tom the past two months from see- ing three acquaintances several Germond years apart in age but whose lives have been touched by journalism. ing. Tom and I ended up doing the story ourselves, as Ken fi- Alex nally coaxed the reporter out of The best photographer I’ve the stall. Guess the poor guy ever known, Alex is still the just lost his nerve – not sure same outgoing, energetic jour- why. nalist I knew when we worked Will never forget that day. together at a community news- Tom and I had to get the story paper in Central Florida six out on such short notice. years ago. Couldn’t have done it without I stuck out my hand to shake my co-worker, Tom. He did the his when he approached the lion’s share. doorstep of my condominium. From that and other experi- “Come on, Tom,” he said. ences, I learned reporters need We embraced. to have more skills than just Same Alex, I thought. being able to write – and that’s Straightforward, always positive what I preach to anybody who – born to lead. He was in the thinks he wants to be a journal- area because he was taking ist. classes at the Poynter Institute I guess it’s called passion. in St. Petersburg. But he want- ed to catch up, discuss the tra- Andy vails facing the profession we Andy is about seven years love. Share a laugh or two. older than me. About four hours later we We became reacquainted were still talking. through an exchange of emails “How do you shoot pictures of pertaining to a business mat- people in the park without ter. them getting suspicious of “Is this the same Andy that you?” I asked. worked for my dad at the Tell the world you’re a pho- Tampa Tribune years ago?” I tographer, he said. Shout it, if asked. ‘Utterly insane’ health care mess you have to. He didn’t know that my dad “I’m with so-so newspaper died in 1992. We agreed that Legal opposition to the new federal health paying the medical bills for uninsured and I’m here to take pictures,” we should get together some- care plan is focused on the part requiring Americans costs taxpayers about $43 bil- he said. time. almost all Americans to carry health insur- lion each year. I took his advice a few weeks Months later, we did, at a ance, which has widely been denounced as Carl It’s utterly insane, especially in a deficit ago, and it worked. Put park restaurant in Tampa. Hadn’t intrusive and unconstitutional. crisis. visitors at ease immediately. seen Andy in decades but he Government, the opponents cry, cannot Hiaasen Lawyers for the Obama administration Glad to know that Alex is the instantly identified me. compel citizens to pay for products such as argue that expanding health care coverage chief photographer for a good We talked about the days in insurance policies. to all Americans is a matter of national ur- daily paper in South Carolina the ’70s, this reporter, that If that argument prevails in court, I look gency for the economy, and that Congress and still loves his work. prosecutor and my dad, who forward to the day when I can tear up my coverage would pay an income-tax penalty. therefore has the right to require citizens to We talked about family. His was bureau chief of the Trib- auto insurance policy, which the state of Here in Florida, as in many other states, purchase basic medical insurance. son is fine; his wife has MS, but une news staff in Polk County. Florida makes me purchase every year if I drivers caught without auto insurance By the tone of their questions, the three “we’re dealing with it.” Knowing Then Andy floored me. What want to drive a car. Likewise, I can put a must pay a ticket and can even lose their li- appellate judges in Atlanta appear wary of Alex, I’m sure they are. he said about dad … and so torch to the flood insurance that I’m re- cense. So far, no high court has ruled these the administration’s position. Chief Judge plainly. quired to own because my house sits in a penalties to be unconstitutional. Joel Dubina asked, not unreasonably, “If Tom “All my success I’ve had and zone that nosy Uncle Sam says is at risk of In fact, most of the insurance we end up we uphold the individual (health insurance) I’ve known Tom, another for- all that I’ve learned about jour- being swamped in a storm. purchasing is not by happy choice. If you mandate, are there any limits on congres- mer co-worker, since the early nalism,” Andy said, “I owe to Now, I admit that my auto policy would don’t maintain policies for flood, windstorm sional power?” ’80s. We worked together at a your father. He was a great protect me financially if I get T-boned by damage or homeowner’s protection, banks If it is eventually ruled that Congress small daily newspaper. mentor.” some halfwit who doesn’t carry any cover- and mortgage firms are legally entitled to isn’t empowered to make us buy health in- age. And obviously that flood policy – al- surance, the next logical question is how I went to visit Tom recently. He thought you were one of impose that coverage at their own chosen though I’ve never filed a claim – would we can be required by any governing entity We talked about the day that the best, too, I told Andy. I was (and ludicrous) price. enable my family to rebuild after a Katrina- – local, state or federal – to insure ourselves an editor, Ken, wanted us to sincere. And they can do it even if your mortgage type disaster. payments are up to date. against car accidents, house fires, floods, make a new reporter feel wel- I used to look for his byline But, heck, isn’t principle more important Interestingly, these laws remain unchal- tornados or hurricanes. come. when I was a college kid, eager than practicality? lenged by state governors and other politi- Such policies are all “commercial prod- “He’s going to be really good,” to learn anything about writing Last week in Atlanta, three federal ap- cians who pass themselves off as ucts” under Judge Vinson’s definition, yet Ken said. and reporting. peals judges heard arguments for and constitutional purists. Surely their conven- people have no practical choice but to pay So we took the new reporter, Andy, Alex, Tom. Must keep against President Obama’s health-care re- ient blind spots have nothing to do with the the premiums. Dan, out for a pitcher of beer in touch with them. Also, Bill, form package, which was passed last year political reach of the banking and insur- Whether or not that’s strictly constitu- after his first day at work. my former boss in Central Flori- by Congress. The lawsuit challenging the ance industries. tional is an intriguing legal question. The On the next day, Dan was as- da. The memories are priceless plan was filed by 26 states, including Flori- Individual home and auto policies are al- economic reality is that no bank will write a signed to do a story about mass – and their phones ring, too. da, and a group of small businesses and ready brutally overpriced, but they would mortgage for an uninsured house, or fi- After I had dinner with Andy, resignations at a small town po- conservative activists. be astronomical if the costs weren’t manda- nance an uninsured automobile, so those driving across the Courtney lice department in Polk County. The case reached the appellate bench fol- torily spread among all consumers. laws are likely to remain intact no matter Campbell Causeway, looking Dan went to the bathroom lowing a ruling by U.S. District Judge Roger It’s true that thousands of Floridians still what happens in Atlanta. out over the tranquil bay, my but didn’t come out, though he Vinson in Pensacola, Fla., who struck down drive around with no car insurance, but If Obama’s health care plan is struck thoughts started drifting back had a story to write. the entire health-care package because of millions would take the same road if it be- down in court, lots of politicians will cele- “What did you guys do to him to my conversations with him the so-called “individual mandate” that came legal. Meanwhile, drivers who respon- brate it as a victory over big government. last night?” Ken asked. that night about dad. would require people to get insurance. sibly purchased liability policies would see The dubious reward for taxpayers will be to “We only had a few beers, Keep a dry eye and drive, I Vinson, who stayed his decision to allow their premiums shoot through the roof, as continue footing the medical bills for 50 Ken.” told myself. for appeals, said that Congress doesn’t have they got stuck with subsidizing everyone million uninsured Americans, and watch- Ken was getting frantic be- Tom Germond is exectuve edi- the authority to penalize citizens for the “in- else. ing the dangerous deficit swell. cause deadline was approach- tor of Tampa Bay Newspapers. activity” of refusing to purchase a commer- That’s exactly what’s been happening Carl Hiaasen is a columnist for the Miami cial product. with health care in this country for too Herald. Readers may write to him at: 1 Her- LETTERS In this case, those who don’t buy health long. According to government estimates, ald Plaza, Miami, FL 33132. A dubious trip Editor: News reports say Gov. Rick Scott went to Canada to look for 9911 Seminole Blvd., Seminole, FL 33772 jobs? Let’s see, businesses in Canada have free health insurance for 727-397-5563 • Fax: 727-397-5900 • www.TBNweekly.com all their employees. And that saves them at least 30 percent in op- Publisher/President: Dan Autrey Production Manager: David Brown Clearwater Beacon: Alexandra Lundahl erating expenses. Furthermore, companies in Canada have low [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] cost property insurance, access to a highly educated workforce and access to mass transit. Accounting Manager: Andrea Marcarelli Internet Services Manager: Suzette Porter Pinellas Park Beacon: Juliana A. Torres In sharp contrast, Florida has sky-high health insurance and [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] property insurance costs. These raise operating expenses for Flori- Retail Advertising Manager: Jay Rey Seminole/Beach Beacon: Bob McClure General Editorial da businesses by up to 40 percent compared to Canada. Florida [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] also has no high-speed rail, thanks to Scott. And Gov. Scott thinks he can talk Canadian companies into moving to Florida? Classified Advertising Manager: Shelly Fournier Largo Leader/Dunedin Beacon: Tom Germond Circulation: L. Shiflett [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 727-397-5563 In my view, Scott’s trip to Canada is dubious at best. Bob Snow Executive Editor: Tom Germond Belleair/Beach Bee: Chary Southmayd Clearwater [email protected] [email protected] © 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com Leader, June 23, 2011 Health and fitness 9A Gum disease? Why you should have deep cleaning So you’ve been told you have painless and goes unnoticed. For bers? If you hear numbers tooth that has periodontal in- faster recovery time after the peri- gum disease, but what is it and this reason it is called the “silent greater than three, there is rea- volvement. odontal surgery. The LANAP pro- what do you do about it? disease.” What most people don’t Dental son for concern. In case of severe, long-term pe- tocol is clinically proven to Periodontal disease, often know is that gum disease has matters Treatment varies depending on riodontal disease with pocket regenerate bone growth and bring called gum disease or pyrea, is a been linked to heart disease, dia- Dr. Paul Rodeghero the severity of the disease. The depths of 4 or more it may be the gums back to a healthy con- bacterial infection of the gums betes, stroke, low birth weight dentist or hygienist will remove necessary to have gum surgery. dition without much gum reces- and bones that surround the and pre-term babies. the plaque and calculus (hard de- There is the traditional “gum sur- sion and little discomfort. teeth causing the gums and How do you know if you may reversed and the bone may stop posits) by performing a deep gery” where the dentist uses a The prognosis for mild to mod- bones to shrink away from the have periodontal disease? Do you receding. A dentist or hygienist cleaning called scaling and root scalpel to trim back the tissue erate periodontal disease is gen- teeth. The bacteria will cause the have bad breath? Do your gums will use a tiny ruler called a probe planning. Scaling means scraping and gums, clean the roots of the erally good. With diligent care, bone around the teeth to degen- bleed or are they red and to measure the “pocket depths” off the tarter (calculus) from teeth, adjust the bone then su- including brushing, flossing and erate, sort of like termites eating swollen? These are some com- around each tooth. In a healthy above and below the gum line. ture the tissue back together. follow-up cleanings as recom- away at the bone under the mon symptoms, but you may not mouth the “pocket depths” are Root planning gets rid of the Unfortunately, this procedure mended by your dentist it is pos- gums. As a result teeth will be experiencing any symptoms at usually between 1-3 millimeters. buildup on the roots of the teeth often includes discomfort and sible to keep your teeth for a loosen and possibly fall out. all. This is why it is important to In an individual with periodontal where the germs gather, remov- sensitivity to the teeth. lifetime. While 80 percent of the popula- have routine check-ups to screen disease the pocket depths start to ing the bacteria colonies that Few dentists in the U.S. are Dr. Paul Rodeghero, a 1983 tion over 50 years old has some for gum disease. reach 4-5 mm or greater. All den- contribute to the disease. Addi- trained to perform a newer FDA graduate of Ohio State University degree of gum disease, most peo- The good news is periodontal tists check the “pocket depths” at tionally, the doctor may recom- approved laser treatment called Dental School, practices at Clear- ple are not even aware that they disease is a treatable disease. If your routine cleaning. Have you mend placing an antibiotic down LANAP that does not require water Family Dental, 706 S. Fort have it. In the early stages it is detected early the effects can be heard them call out the num- into the tissue surrounding each scalpels or sutures and results in Harrison Ave., Clearwater. Briefs Miles For Hope fundraiser set with Mederi Care Tenders will discuss managing diabetes through bies and protects against a host of illnesses and diseases for both CLEARWATER – Miles For Hope Inc. will host its fourth annual nutrition and weight management. children and mothers,” said Marcia Albanese, director of women’s Moving Towards a Cure Clearwater Brain Tumor Awareness The Caregiver Support Group will meet Thursday, July 28, 10 to and children’s services, in a press release. “Our entire team in- Cycle/Run/Walk on Saturday, Sept. 24, 7:15 a.m., at Coachman 11 a.m. cluding physicians, nurses and lactation consultants have worked Park, 301 Drew St. To R.S.V.P., call 588-0020 or email dmcgauley@arborcompany together to create a system of support for breastfeeding moms.” The event is expected to raise more than $100,000 to fund brain .com. A maternity facility can be given Baby-Friendly status by meet- tumor research and provide travel assistance to brain tumor pa- ing requirements set forth by the World Health Organization and tients. More than 1,200 supporters are expected to participate in Risoldi Chiropractic to host seminar continuing to follow the 10 Steps of Successful Breastfeeding in- the event. CLEARWATER – Living to 100 will be presented Tuesday, June cluding helping all mothers initiate breastfeeding within one hour “It has been quite frustrating to see the same vaccine that saved 28, 6:45 p.m., at Risoldi Family Chiropractic, 3023 Eastland of birth, showing mothers how to breastfeed and maintain lacta- my life, and the lives of others, unavailable to those battling this Blvd., H101. tion even if they should be separated from their infants, giving devastating disease,” said Bob Gibbs, founder of Miles for Hope The free seminar will include topics such as reversing aging and newborn infants only breast milk unless medically indicated, and seven-year brain tumor survivor, in a press release. “We can degeneration, preventing Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, maximizing practicing rooming-in by allowing mothers and infants to remain ensure that more people have access to the same treatment that memory and brainpower, increasing energy and maximizing together 24 hours a day and encouraging unrestricted breastfeed- helped save my life by raising the bar in our fundraising efforts.” health and life. There will be complimentary food and beverages. ing on cue. Studies continue to demonstrate that there are many The event is open to all ages. Same-day registration is at 6 a.m. The office also will offer a complimentary exam and X-rays for the benefits to breast-feeding that extend well beyond the initial first Visit www.milesforhope.org for event times. Registration fees for guests of their patients. days of life. The hospital also offers educational classes for expec- adults are: 5K Run/Walk, $25; 1 mile, $20; Cycle race, $35. Fees Seating is limited. For reservations, call 797-9900. tant moms to post-delivery and beyond and there are support increase $5 after Sept. 9. Registration is free for children 5 and groups for nursing moms. younger. Additionally, the breastfeeding program at Mease Countryside Supporters can participate individually or form a team. Mease Countryside receives status was nationally recognized with the Care Award from the Interna- A post-event celebration will follow the race and will include an from WHO/UNICEF tional Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners and the Interna- award presentation to remember those battling brain tumor dis- SAFETY HARBOR – The World Health Organization and the tional Lactation Consultant Association. Approximately 80 percent ease as well as those who lost their battle. United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund have of new mother patients at Mease Countryside this year chose Call 781-4673 or visit www.milesforhope.org. designated Mease Countryside Hospital as the 109th Baby-Friend- breastfeeding. ly Hospital in the United States and third in the state of Florida. The Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative, launched in 1991, is an Barrington Terrace to host events In order to achieve the designation, the hospital demonstrated effort by UNICEF and the World Health Organization to ensure LARGO – Two events are planned for July at Barrington Terrace its ability to offer breastfeeding mothers the information, skills that all maternities, whether free standing or in a hospital, be- Assisted Living and Memory Care Residence, 333 16th Ave. SE. and support needed to successfully initiate and continue breast- come centers of breastfeeding support. Since the program started, CarePartner Night, featuring education and support for care- feeding their babies. more than 16,000 facilities worldwide in 134 countries have re- givers, will be Tuesday, July 12, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Barbara Correll “Breast milk is uniquely suited to the nutritional needs of ba- ceived the Baby-Friendly designation. Support groups FREEFREE “Tons of PARKINGPARKING AIDS Partnership Inc., meets for a free Assisted Living Residence, 333 16th Ave. County meets to share information about Deals” fellowship dinner on third Wednesdays, 6:30 S.E., Largo. Call 588-0020. causes and treatment on fourth Thursdays, 8am-4pm – Fri., Sat. & Sun. Indoors “Rain or Shine!” p.m., at Brockus Hall, Good Samaritan Alzheimer’s Dementia and Parkinson’s 7 to 8 p.m., in Conference Room A, Carillon Weekly Auction Monday Nights @ 6:30pm Church, 6085 Park Blvd., Pinellas Park. Support Group meets Tuesdays, 9:30 to 11 Outpatient Center, 900 Carillon Parkway. STOREFRONTS: Email AIDSPartnershipinc.org. a.m., at First Church of the Nazarene, 6565 Sponsored by St. Petersburg Neurology Clin- • Dog Tag Heroes • Market Bazaar • Corner Hut Pub Adult Children of Alcoholic and Dys- 78th Ave. N., Pinellas Park. Call Ruth Pfeif- ic and St. Petersburg Headache Institute at • Tropical Deli • Jim’s Electronics • Cutting Edge • Second Hand Rose functional Families meets Mondays, 7:30 fer at 391-5168. St. Anthony’s Health Care. Call 825-1250. • 66 Street Audio • Embroidery • Pet Emporium p.m., and Thursdays, 6 p.m., at St. Paul Association of Late-Deafened Adults Hearing Loss Association of America,

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Couple celebrates 75th anniversary Delton and Della Davis of The children including a set of and he kisses her goodnight Barrington, Largo, celebrated triplets. every night. their 75th wedding anniversary Their advice to any couple “In this day and age it is not on May 8, 2011. starting out today? often you find two people who Delton, 94, and Della, 95, met “Number one is to have Christ remain committed to one anoth- on a bus trip with the Salvation in your life,” said Della in a er for 75 years,” said Chris Army Band. Delton was a tuba press release issued by the Sen- Schott, executive director. “We player and Della an alto horn ior Lifestyle Corporation, owner should all take note and learn player. Delton went on to spend of The Barrington. something from this amazing 70 years in the Salvation Army “Be very caring, speak kindly couple.” Band. – especially to your spouse and The Barrington celebrated this The couple raised two daugh- keep a smile on your face,” Del- monumental occasion with a Buckley- ters together, have two grand- ton said. He added that he tells party to honor Delton and Della children and five great-grand- Della she is still his sweetheart on Monday, May 9. Armes

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LookingLooking AheadAhead Clearwater • “Picasso at the Lapine Agile,” by Steve Martin, through June 26, at West Coast Players Theater, 21905 U.S. 19 N. Performances will be Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m. Matinees will be Sunday, 2 p.m. Reservations are recommended. Tickets are $18 for adults and $15 for seniors, students and military members. Call 437- 2369. The play focuses on a meeting between Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso at a bar called the Lapin Agile in Montmartre, Paris. • Louie Anderson, Friday, June 24, 7:30 p.m., at Capitol The- atre, 405 Cleveland St. Tickets range from $30 to $42. Call 791- 7400 or visit www.atthecap.com. Anderson is one of the most versatile and successful comedians working in Hollywood today – loved by the television audiences who never missed his nightly hit series “Family Feud” or his appearances on late night chat shows. He is adored by standing-room-only crowds in Las Vegas and re- spected by readers of his books. Johnny Carson, the comedy icon for generations of rising stars, invited Anderson to make his na- tional television debut on “The Tonight Show” in 1984, and the rest is history. Leno, Letterman, Comic Relief and Showtime and HBO specials followed, making Anderson a household name and open- ing doors for him as an actor. He has guest-starred in sitcoms like “Grace Under Fire” and dramas like “Touched by an Angel” and “Chicago Hope,” and he has had memorable featured roles in film Image courtesy of DISNEY/PIXAR comedies like “Coming to America,” opposite of Eddie Murphy, and Lightning McQueen, left, (voiced by Owen Wilson), and Mater (voiced by Larry the Cable Guy) return in Disney/Pixar’s “Cars 2.” the classic “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.” He also is host of the hilari- ous “Comedy Showcase,” the late-night series that follows “Satur- day Night Live.” • Deadliest Catch – Live, Saturday, June 25, 8 p.m., at Ruth Opening this weekend Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road. Tickets range from $25 to $75. Call 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. The live show will feature cable’s highest-rated personalities swapping sto- Mater, Lightning McQueen return in Disney/Pixar’s ‘Cars 2’ ries from the Bering Sea. The audience will watch never before Compiled by LEE CLARK ZUMPE Punch). When Elizabeth also finds herself fighting off the advances of seen home videos that have been shot by the captains themselves, a sarcastic, irreverent gym teacher (Jason Segel), the consequences participate in a question-and-answer session and a contest for two A number of new movies will hit theaters this week, including the of her wild and outrageous schemes give her students, her cowork- lucky audience members to race into a “Survival Suit.” From following films opening in wide release: ers, and even herself an education like no other. treacherous weather and crew conflicts, to the triumphs of the team, Captain Sig and the Hillstrand Brothers bring the intense ‘Cars 2’ The following will open in limited release. It may be several weeks and unbelievable world of crab fishing to a live audience. “Deadliest before these films appear in local movie theaters. Catch” was released to the public in 2005 and has been going Genre: Family, animation and sequel strong ever since, making it one of the most popular shows in Dis- Cast: Owen Wilson, Larry the Cable Guy, Tony Shalhoub, Cheech covery Channel history. For the first time, fans across the country Marin and Michael Caine ‘A Better Life’ have a chance to hear the stories behind the show, view never be- Director: John Lasseter and Brad Lewis Genre: Drama fore seen video, and partake in a question and answer session with Rated: G Cast: Demian Bichir, Jose Julian and Chelsea Rendon cast members of “Deadliest Catch.” Star racecar Lightning McQueen (voice of Owen Wilson) and the in- Director: Chris Weitz • Novel Destinations Summer Movie Matinee, Tuesday, June comparable tow truck Mater (voice of Larry the Cable Guy) take their Rated: PG-13 28, 3 p.m., at Clearwater Public Library System’s North Greenwood friendship to exciting new places in “Cars 2” when they head over- From the director of “About a Boy” comes “A Better Life,” a touch- seas to compete in the first-ever World Grand Prix to determine the Branch, 905 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. The featured film will ing, poignant, multi-generational story about a father’s love and the world’s fastest car. lengths a parent will go to give his child the opportunities he never be “The Tourist.” Popcorn will be provided. Call 562-4970. But the road to the championship is filled with plenty of potholes, had. • “Citizen Kane,” Tuesday, June 28, 7:30 p.m., at Capitol The- detours and hilarious surprises when Mater gets caught up in an in- atre, 405 Cleveland St. Admission is $6. Call 791-7400 or visit triguing adventure of his own: international espionage. Mater finds www.atthecap.com. Part of the Capitol Classic Film Series, the ‘Page One: Inside the New York Times’ himself torn between assisting Lightning McQueen in the high-profile 1941 movie stars Orson Welles. Following the death of a publish- Genre: Documentary race and towing the line in a top-secret mission orchestrated by mas- ing tycoon, news reporters scramble to discover the meaning of his Cast: Sarah Ellison, Bruce Headlam, Richard Perez-Pena, Clay ter British super spy Finn McMissile (voice of Michael Caine) and the final utterance. Shirky and Brian Stelter stunning rookie field spy Holley Shiftwell (voice of Emily Mortimer). • Happy Together Tour, Tuesday, July 19, 7:30 p.m., at Ruth Director: Andrew Rossi Mater’s action-packed journey leads him on an explosive chase Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road. Tickets range from Rated: R through the streets of Japan and Europe, trailed by his friends and $42.50 to $68. Call 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. Andrew Rossi presents his riveting documentary “Page One: Inside watched by the whole world. The fast-paced fun includes a colorful The Happy Together Tour will feature performances by The Turtles The New York Times.” new all-car cast, complete with menacing villains and international In the tradition of great fly-on-the-wall documentaries, the film featuring Flo and Eddie, The Grass Roots, The Association, The racing competitors. Buckinghams and Mark Lindsay, former lead singer of Paul Revere deftly gains unprecedented access to the New York Times newsroom and the Raiders. This annual roundup of popular 1960s and and the inner workings of the media desk. With the Internet surpass- 1970s artists will include songs such as “Happy Together,” ‘Bad Teacher’ ing print as the main news source and newspapers all over the coun- “Elenore,” “Midnight Confessions,” “Temptation Eyes,” “Cherish,” Genre: Comedy try going bankrupt, the film chronicles the transformation of the “Windy,” “Kind of a Drag” and “Just Like Me.” Cast: Cameron Diaz, Lucy Punch, Jason Segel, Justin Timberlake media industry at its time of greatest turmoil. Writers like Brian Stel- • Jim Gaffigan, Friday, July 22, 7 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, and John Michael Higgins ter, Tim Arango and the salty but brilliant David Carr track print 1111 McMullen Booth Road. Tickets range from $39.75 to $49.75. Director: Jake Kasdan journalism’s metamorphosis even as their own paper struggles to Call 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. Gaffigan has Rated: R stay vital and solvent, while their editors and publishers grapple with proven himself a major talent beloved to a wide range of audiences, Some teachers just don’t give an F. up-to-the-minute issues like controversial new sources and the im- achieving accolades and awards for his stand-up comedy, acting For example, there’s Elizabeth (Cameron Diaz). She’s foul- plications of an online pay-wall. Meanwhile, rigorous journalism is and writing. His clever, quiet style has made him one of the top five mouthed, ruthless, and inappropriate. She drinks, she gets high, and thriving. she can’t wait to marry her meal ticket and get out of her bogus day “Page One” offers an up-close look at the vibrant cross-cubicle de- job. When she’s dumped by her fiancé, she sets her plan in motion to bates and collaborations, tenacious jockeying for on-record quotes, See LOOKING AHEAD, page 3B win over a rich, handsome substitute (Justin Timberlake) – compet- and skillful page-one pitching that brings the most venerable news- ing for his affections with an overly energetic colleague, Amy (Lucy paper in America to fruition each and every day.

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LOOKING AHEAD, from page 1B the music of the era and the lifestyle revolution it represented. This Gulfport summer will mark the sixth year of Hippiefest which showcases artists • Swing Time, Friday, July 1, at the Gulfport Casino Ballroom, most successful touring comedians in the country today and his CDs who first achieved stature in the decade that expressed peace, love and 5500 Shore Blvd. S. The event will feature swing dancing and live and DVDs have reached platinum sales. Gaffigan has had an unprece- happiness. This year’s lineup will include Dave Mason (Traffic), Mark music provided by The Venturas. Doors will open at 7:30 p.m. A dented number of appearances on late night’s Letterman and Conan. Farner (formerly of Grand Funk Railroad), Rick Derringer, Felix Cava- group swing-dance lesson will be offered at 8 to 9 p.m. followed by His writing and voice work on the animated series Pale Force for liere’s Rascals and Gary Wright. Music-lover can expect to hear hits live music and dancing from 9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. There will be Conan led to nominations for both a Broadband Emmy and a Webby such as “Feelin’ Alright,” “We Just Disagree,” “I’m Your Captain (Closer prize giveaways. Admission is $11. Award. to Home),” “We’re An American Band,” “Some Kind of Wonderful,” • USA Dance, Mondays, July 25 and Aug. 29, 7 to 10:15 p.m., Gaffigan has had breakout guest appearances on many comedies “Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo,” “Good Lovin’,” “Groovin’,” and “Dream at Gulfport Casino, 5500 Shore Blvd. Admission is $7 and includes and dramas ranging from HBO’s cult hits “Flight of the Concords” and Weaver.” Ruth Eckerd Hall also will host a Hippiefest marketplace offer- a dance workshop, professional and amateur exhibitions, dance “Bored to Death” to dramatic roles in all three versions of “Law and ing beads, tie dyes and other iconic reminders of Woodstock, San Fran- hosts and snacks. Call 345-5884 Order.” cisco and a generation that brought a whole new outlook to life. The • Selena Gomez and the Scene, Saturday, July 30, 7 p.m., at Ruth marketplace will open at 5 p.m. Largo Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road. Tickets range from $39 to • The Script, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 • Flick-n-Float Movies on the Big Screen, Friday, June 24, $78. Call 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. Gomez and her McMullen Booth Road. Tickets range from $38 to $43. Call 791-7400 7:30 to 11 p.m., at Southwest Pool, 13120 Vonn Road. Attendees or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. Hot off the heels of a notable No. 3 band, platinum-selling artists, recently announced the summer head- can enjoy free hot dogs, prize giveaways and food from a featured debut for their recent studio album, “Science & Faith,” the Irish rockers line tour. The announcement comes on the heels of the impressive restaurant sponsor while watching a movie on the big screen. known as The Script will kick off a 31-city headlining tour Aug. 30 in debut of the new single, “Who Says,” which catapulted to No. 10 and Games and activities begin at 7:30 p.m. and movies begin at dusk. Minneapolis, Minn. The tour makes a stop at Ruth Eckerd Hall Oct. 5. sold more than 115,000 units in its first week. “Who Says” was also Wristbands for the new inflatable water slide will be available for “For The First Time,” the hit single off “Science & Faith,” debuted on the the No. 1 most added single at Top 40 radio overtaking new singles by purchase. Admission is $4 a person with a recreation card and $5 Irish Singles Chart at No. 1. It peaked at No. 4 on the UK Singles Chart Bruno Mars and Britney Spears. The video for “Who Says” has nearly without a card. Family passes also are available for purchase. The and at No. 12 on the Australian ARIA Singles Chart. In the United 5 million views on Vevo since its March 11 premiere. “Who Says” will featured film will be “Water Horse.” Call 518-3126. States, the single reached No. 4 on the Billboard Adult Pop Songs Chart be featured on Selena Gomez & The Scene’s third album. Gomez and • Take a Trip to the Movies, Saturday, June 25, 2 p.m., at and No. 23 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album debuted at No. 1 in her band already have a platinum single, two No. 1 Billboard Dance Largo Public Library, 120 Central Park Drive. The featured film will Ireland and the UK. Written and produced by The Script frontman Singles and two gold-selling, top-ten debuting albums to date. Allstar be “Inkheart.” Call 587-6715. Weekend will be the opening act at Ruth Eckerd Hall. Danny O’Donoghue and guitarist Mark Sheehan, “Science & Faith” was • Fourth Saturday Car Show Series, sponsored by Imperial • Bryan Adams, Wednesday, Aug. 10, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, recorded in both London and Los Angeles and showcases emotion- Palms Apartments, Saturday, June 25, 5 to 7 p.m., at Largo Com- 1111 McMullen Booth Road. Tickets range from $35 to $59.50. Call packed songs that contain fluid melodies, haunting hooks and O’- munity Center, 400 Alt. Keene Road. Attendees will have an oppor- 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. Adams is currently touring Donoghue’s soulful vocals. tunity to see some of the area’s most impressive hot rods and in support “Bare Bones,” an acoustic live CD recorded in the spring of • Joe Bonamassa, Friday, Nov. 25, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, classic cars at the car show. Cars of all ages are welcome. Entry fee 2010 while on the road in the United States. Adams is one of the 1111 McMullen Booth Road. Tickets range from $45 to $75. The is $10 a care and prizes for best in show will be awarded for each world’s most highly acclaimed musicians whose career has spanned award-winning blues rock star, guitar hero and singer-songwriter is decade. Spectator entry is free. All ages are welcome. Call 518- more than three decades. Constantly in demand, the celebrated rocker touring in support of “Dust Bowl,” his ninth studio release. In 2010, 3131 or visit LargoCommunityCenter.com. is on the road more than 150 days a year playing rock n’ roll favorites Bonamassa was named Billboard’s No. 1 Blues Artist based on the • Flick-n-Float Movies on the Big Screen, Friday, July 1, 7:30 such as “Summer of ’69,” “Run To You,” “18 til I Die,” “It’s Only Love,” charting success of “Black Rock,” the No. 2 Billboard Blues Album of to 11 p.m., at Southwest Pool, 13120 Vonn Road. Attendees can “Somebody” and “The Only Thing That Looks Good On Me Is You.” 2010, and 2009’s Ballad of “John Henry,” which was No. 9. He was enjoy free hot dogs, prize giveaways and food from a featured Adams was the first westerner to play in both Pakistan and Vietnam. called “The Blues Rock Titan” by “Guitar World” and was honored twice restaurant sponsor while watching a movie on the big screen. He has had four No. 1 singles as well as racked up an impressive array in the “Guitar Player Magazine” 2010 Readers’ Choice Awards winning Games and activities begin at 7:30 p.m. and movies begin at dusk. of Oscar and Golden Globe nominations, a Grammy Award, American Best Overall Guitarist for the first time and Best Blues Guitarist for the Wristbands for the new inflatable water slide will be available for Music Awards, Juno Awards and ASCAP Film and Television Music fourth consecutive year. A child prodigy, Bonamassa opened shows at purchase. Admission is $4 a person with a recreation card and $5 Awards. He is a Companion of the Order of Canada and has been in- age 12 for blues legend B.B. King. Bonamassa’s recording career began without a card. Family passes also are available for purchase. The ducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame as well as Canada’s in the early 1990s with “Bloodline,” a rock-blues group also featuring featured film will be “Jaws.” Call 518-3126. Walk of Fame. Robby Krieger’s son Waylon and Miles Davis’ son Erin. His solo debut • “I Hate Hamlet,” by Paul Rudnick, July 8 through 17, pre- • Shawn Colvin, Friday, Aug. 12, 8 p.m., at Capitol Theatre, 405 was in 2000 with the Tom Dowd-produced “A New Day Yesterday.” sented by Eight O’Clock Theatre, at Largo Cultural Center, 105 Cleveland St. Tickets range from $47 to $67. Call 791-7400 or visit Bonamassa averages 200 shows every year, almost always playing to Central Park Drive. Call 587-6793 or visit www.eightoclock www.atthecap.com. In an era when female singer-songwriters are ever- sold-out and ever-larger houses, and with each gig, he comes more into theatre.com. Performances are Thursday through Saturday, 8 p.m. more ubiquitous, Colvin stands out as a singular and enduring talent. his own as a virtuoso and a vocalist. As he heads back to the road in Matinees are Sunday, 2 p.m. Tickets for musicals are $26 adults, The three-time Grammy winner has released nine albums to date, in- support of his new album, Bonamassa remains infinitely passionate $16 for children 19 and younger with identification. Tickets for cluding the platinum “A Few Small Repairs” which featured the hit about playing live, connecting with his audiences and making new fans plays are $21 adults, $16 for children 19 and younger with identi- song “Sunny Came Home.” Colvin’s songs have been included in mo- along the way like Slash, who recently said, “Just saw Joe Bonamassa fication. tion picture soundtracks and she has also made appearances in films, on Jools Holland again. He’s definitely my new favorite guitarist.” on television and on the stage. On her most recent studio album, “These Four Walls,” released in 2006, she again paired with longtime Dunedin collaborator John Leventhal, co-writing almost the entire album with • Art exhibit, through July 12, at the Rotary Centennial Nature Cen- Outstanding him. The album also featured two covers, including the Bee Gees ter, Honeymoon Island State Park, 1 Causeway Blvd. Sponsored by the “Words” and Paul Westerberg’s “Even As We Are.” In 2009, Colvin re- Friends of the Island Parks, the exhibit will showcase the work of leased “Shawn Colvin Live,” which captures the beauty and intimacy of Ozona resident Susan McCubbin. Her work highlights the beauty of Italian Food her performances, showcasing her inimitable voice and matchless gui- local and other coastal areas around the state. McCubbin is currently tar stylings. The album was nominated for a Grammy Award in the cat- painting at Studio 212 in Tarpon Springs. Call 738-2903 or visit ON CLEARWATER BEACH egory of Best Contemporary Folk Album. www.islandparks.org. • Alison Krauss and Union Station featuring Jerry Douglas, Sun- • Juried group exhibit, through June 26, at the Dunedin Fine Art day, Aug. 21, 7 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road. Center, 1143 Michigan Blvd. The exhibit will include works by the Ex- Tickets range from $45 to $125. Call 791-7400 or visit www.ruth hibiting Society of Artists. Pastel artwork by TESA members Karen eckerdhall.com. Krauss and Union Station will bring the Paper Airplane Baker, Janice Wojcik and Kay Swing will be part of an all-pastel juried Summer Tour 2011 to the Tampa Bay area following the April 12 re- group exhibit. Call 298-3322. lease of the new album “Paper Airplane” from Rounder Records. A truly • Second annual Dunedin Orange Festival, Saturday, July 2, 8:30 breathtaking collection of 11 exquisite songs, “Paper Airplane” is a.m. to 3 p.m., at Pioneer Park and Ocean Optics parking lot at the in- Krauss’ 14th album and the band’s follow-up to 2004’s triple Grammy tersection of Main Street and Douglas Avenue. The event will feature winning “Lonely Runs Both Ways.” It is Krauss’ first release since her live entertainment, fun and games, the crowning of the second Miss 2007 internationally acclaimed, multi-platinum collaboration with Dunedin Orange Queen, a silent auction and a walking parade starting Robert Plant, “Raising Sand,” which won six Grammys including at 10 a.m. The Mojo Cook-off will start at noon. Attendees can sample Record Of The Year and Album Of The Year. the Mojo creations of local restaurants for $5. The festival will benefit • Hippiefest, Saturday, Aug. 27, 7 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 the Dunedin Historical Museum along with the Dunedin Chamber Cul- McMullen Booth Road. Tickets range from $39 to $75. Call 791-7400 tural and Education Foundation. Call 736-5825 or visit www.dunedin or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. The annual concert event celebrates orangefestival.com. $1000 OFF With this coupon. Per Table. BB11 Largo Leader Not valid with any other offers. Exp. 12-31-11 Authentic Italian Restaurant • Delicious Pasta • Fresh Seafood • Homemade Lasagna • Exquisite Desserts • Homemade Cannelloni • Long List of Beer & Wine • Veal Chop and Ossobuco • Romantic AL’ Fresco Dining Take Out • Catering • Private Parties Open every day from 5:30 til 10 p.m. Overlooking the Sand Key Bridge and Water

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5. Real Estate Sales 20. Condo Sales 125. Out of State 160. Unfurnished Condos 175. Unfurn. Apartments 185. Beach Rentals LAND LIQUIDATION! 20 ACRES NEW ATLANTIS CLUB BELLEAIR BLUFFS: Charming SEMINOLE GARDENS $0 down, $99.00/mo. Only Renovated, 2BR/1BA, 2BR, 1,000+SF, Family Room, BUY WHILE PRICES ARE AT $12,900. Near growing El Paso, on Intracoastal. Gated, Pools, C/H/A, W/D, Carport/ Storage. GULL HARBOR AN ALL-TIME LOW! Texas. (2nd safest U.S. city). Tennis, $825/Month, Cable Incl. $795/month. Small Pet Okay, Call BEAUTIFUL 52-ACRE Owner financing. No credit Non-smoking. (727)443-3691. Bob, (727)580-9797. checks! Money Back Guarantee. 0. Real Estate Services COMPLEX CLEARWATER 1BR/1BA, NON (800)755-8953. (NET) PINEBROOK ESTATES, LARGO, Smoker, CH/A, New Carpet - 1BR/1BA, 704 sq. ft. 2BR/2.5BA. Section 8 OK. In- Paint, WD hook-up, Glass Top HOMESELLERS 1st floor, 55+, Sunroom, MONTANA, WYOMING, ALASKA cludes Pool, W/D. Children, pets Find out what the house down Range, Garbage Disposal, W/S/G. Furnished. Close to Pool! New Mexico, acreage starting at OK. $850/Month. (727)393-4487, the street sold for! FREE $590/Month. (727)418-6852. $19,900 $415/ac. Owner financing O.A.C. (727)455-9742. computerized list w/pics of area Great building sites, brokers wel- 1BR/1BA & 2BR/1-1.5BA. home sales and current listings. 1BR/1BA 1,012 sq. ft. come. Guaranteed access, in- SEMINOLE GARDENS Pool, Laundry Room. Starting At Free Recorded Message 2nd floor, 55+, Elevator, sured title, warranty deed. Call 1BR/1BA, 608SF, $575/Mo. Credit Check Required 1-800-421-0394 #1041. Sunroom, Furnished! $26,900 (800)682-8088 or visit website: Ground floor, 55+, 5290 70th Ave. N. (727)526-2683. www.gulfbeacheshomevalues.info www.rmtland.com. (C) New appliances. $475/Month. Blackburn Investors Realty 2BR/2BA, 1,056 sq. ft. WOW! 1st Month Free! 2nd floor, 55+, Elevator, QUIET, PRIVATE AND SERENE WHY JUST VISIT WHEN YOU CAN describes the setting of this log Ridge Seminole Mgmt. Corp. 1. House Sales New tile, Sunroom! (727)397-2534 LIVE AT THE BEACH? 6911 $27,900. cabin on 3.02 acres in the NC Spacious 1 bedroom, $920/month. Ridge Seminole Mgmt. Corp. Mountains. 1,328SF, 3/4 loft, CLEAN, BRIGHT CLEARWATER creek on property, $89,900. SEMINOLE SPECIAL! Lynn Evans, Realtor Large, (950+ SF) 1BR/1BA, Porch. FAIRWAY GARDENS Newly renovated 2 bedroom, $1,025 Home. 3BR/2BA/1CG, Split plan, Ready-to-finish. (828)286-1666. (C) 1,770SF, porch, newer air, roof, (727)397-2534 Updated, Clean, 55+, All Ameni- AFFORDABLE 2 BR Annual Leasing fence. Motivated seller. $149,500. MySeminoleGardens.com ties, Community Bus. Very Newly renovated from $675 per Plan ahead? We will hold your apt. for up Call (727)443-7814, 130. Cemetery Lots Centrally Located. $640/Month. month. Near golf course, fresh (727)637-2210 (727)393-0100 paint, spacious. (727)217-7253 to 90 days with a signed lease. (727)612-6277. SYLVAN ABBEY, WEST LAWN, All real estate advertising in this SEMINOLE GARDENS! www.fairway-gardens.com Great Amenities including a Heated pool. CLEARVIEW LAKE ESTATES, newspaper is subject to the Fair Sales & Rentals 4 Cemetery Lots Available. Call SEMINOLE, LONG BAYOU, 2BR/2BA, oversized 1CG. Up- Housing Act which makes it illegal to Robert G. Castles, PA, Broker For Details. (727)446-3739. Renovated Modern Condo. FREE: Activities, Cable TV, Water, Sewer, dated kitchen & appliances, wood advertise “any preference, limitation or (727)595-8229 THE GARDEN SANCTUARY, 2BR/2BA, 1,200SF, 2nd Floor. Trash, Carpet Cleaning & Pest Control. & ceramic floors. Deed-restricted discrimination based on race, color, www.seminolegarden.com Seminole. Two lots, $1,200 each. 55+, Gated community. Many 17105 Gulf Blvd. community. $149,900. John Doran religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or amenities. Resort Style Living! national origin, or an intention, to make WOODBRIDGE JUST LISTED Call Bob, (828)862-4921. Realty, (727)461-9142. $850/Month. (727)385-7718. 727-392-0753 060911 such preference, limitation or Best conveniently located unit in COLLINS ESTATES Cul-de-sac Woodbridge. 2BR/2BA/2CG, New discrimination.” Familial status includes SEMINOLE: 2BR/2BA, POOL 55+ Community INDIAN ROCKS BEACH Home. 3BR, Pool, overlooking Trane Central Heat/ Air System, children under the age of 18 living with 2nd Floor, W/D, $850/Month, 3BR/3BA/1CG Lovely Home, furn- Pond, F/P. One owner home, parents or legal custodians; pregnant Screened Porch, Pond, Park Like W/S/G & Cable Included. Annual. sihed, Tile, 2 MBRs, Screened newer A/C, pool updates. Just in women and people securing custody of Setting. Vacant $199,500. Call Colleen, (727)397-9146. Porch. W/D. Block From Beach. time for the start of school! Value children under 18. GUETZLAFF REALTY $2,800/Mo. W/S/G Included. at $349,900. Maureen Stilwell, This newspaper will not knowingly (727)392-2339, (727)204-0829 SUMMER SPECIALS!!! (859)421-7857 Rutenberg Realty, (727)596-2965. accept any advertising for real estate Beautifully Updated 1 & 2 Bdrms. which is in violation of the law. Our 35. Mobile Home Sales 135. Rentals Screened Porch, FREE On-site readers are hereby informed that all Laundry, Near Largo Medical. INDIAN SHORES: BAY SIDE dwellings advertised in this newspaper CALL TO HEAR OPEN SUNDAY JUNE 26TH FAIRWAY VILLAGE GOLF AVAILABLE NOW: 2 TO 4/BR Pets OK. (727)421-2627. Fully Furnished Townhouse, are available on an equal opportunity Course, 55+, Resident Owned. ABOUT OUR SPECIALS 2BR/2.5BA/2CG, Pool. $1,200/Mo. 12:00-2:00PM basis. To complain of discrimination call Homes Take over payments. No RussellPropertyManagement.com Clubhouse +2 pools. Priced from money down. No credit check! Call OR CALL TO Annual. Best Beach Rentals. 3034 Whispering Dr. South, HUD Toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The $49,900 & up. Monthly fee $194. (888)270-0372. (C) VILLA DE GOLF: LARGO, 55+, SCHEDULE A TOUR (727)398-1200. Largo. Tall Pines Subdivision Toll-free telephone number for the Cable, W/S/G, Lawn. Trish Bickell, hearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. 1BR/1BA, Garden Pool, Cable, TODAY (Ulmerton, N on Tall Pines.) FWV Specialist, New Carpet. $715/Month, MADEIRA BEACH: EFFICIENCY 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. w/Kitchen, Furnished, Phone, Ca- Waterfront! Immaculate, lushly Charles Rutenberg,(727)432-2133 145. Unfurnished Houses INCLUDES ELECTRIC. ble, Laundry, Pool, Across From landscaped 2BR/2BA home www.trishbickellrealestate.com (727)398-7383. Small pets welcome 10. Waterfront Sales BELLEAIR 2BR/2BA/1CG, NICE! Beach. No Pets. From $250/week, w/garage, washer/dryer, Clean & Spacious. Lg. Sunroom. 727-585-3723 WATERʼS EDGE: Oakhurst Rd. FL Residents. 14711 Gulf Blvd. granite countertops, new BOATERʼS PARADISE, 604 Mehlenbacher Rd. $895/Mo. GREAT SEMINOLE POOL HOME, 55+, Large, Beautifully Decorated, Next door to (727)394-0751. bedroom carpet, updated Boca Ceiga Point. Updated 55+ (Discounted rent). (727)586-2412. 9096 109th Terrace. 3 Bdrm 1BR/1BA, Pool. Annual Lease. Largo’s Brand New appliances & lighting, 2BR/2BA, Florida Room, 12,000 MADEIRA BEACH RENTALS with Lg. Entertaining Area, 2 $650/Month. (727)398-7383. Community Center sprinklers, many extras. 2BR/1BA, KITCHEN, DINING/ 032411 lb. lift, Garage. Reduced: Storage Sheds. $94,888. 2BR/1BA Cottage, $1,100/Mo. Scenic back yard deck $264,900. Shipwatch Realty. Living Room Combo. Fireplace, 1BR/1BA, $900/Mo. Furnished. overlooks private pond. PALM HILL COUNTRY CLUB, 55+. W/D, Bonus Porch. $775/Mo. Call INDIAN SHORES: 1BR APTS. Utilities Included. Private Patio, www.ShipwatchRealty.com #767 Royal Palm, Largo. 165.Villa Rentals Transferable warranty on (727)596-6508 After 6pm (727)504-3520. 19235 Whispering Pines Drive. Parking. Walk To Beach. Alcoa siding & roof. 2006, 3BR/2BA/3CP, 3 Pools, BEST DEAL! VILLA, $650/mo., 850/mo., & $950/mo. Georgette Gillis, (727)584-7355. CENTRALLY LOCATED OFF Tennis, Executive Golf Course. 1BR/1.5BA/1CG, Private one includes Electric, Garbage, Not a short sale! $137,500 102nd Ave. 2BR/2BA/1CG +Bo- PORT BELLEAIR: 55+, 2BR/2BA REDUCED: $104,888 +Share. story, 55+. Free cable, pool. Water, Lawn Service. Annual. ******MOVE-IN SPECIALS****** Intracoastal View, Convenient Lo- nus Room. Remodeled Kitchen/ North Redington, Across From Realtor Theresa Johnson, GLENWOOD ESTATES MHP, 55+. Patio on canal. No Pets. Rent Owner/ Agent, (727)328-2957. (727) 214-0470 cation, Covered Parking, On-site Bath. Newer Wood/ Tile/ Carpet $695/Month or Sale $34,900. Beach. Freshly Updated, Laundry, Heated Pool, Clubhouse. 5 Star, Land Owned Park, Flooring. New Appliances. 2BR/2BA. On-site Laundry. From 3034# then 944# 12501 Ulmerton Rd. $170/Mo. (727)786-4209. LARGOʼS BEST KEPT SECRET No Pets. $125,000. (727)238-8351 $1,200/Mo. (727)596-2291. Beautiful Lake-View Apts. $975/Mo. W/S/G, Cable Incl. Maint. All 2BR/2BA/2CP. Bro- Mile To Beaches. Pool, Jacuzzi, (727)533-0667. chures Avail. At Comm. Bldg. CLEARVIEW LAKE ESTATES, SEMINOLE, IMMACULATE 3/2/2 170. Furn. Apartments 15. Beach Property 2BR/2BA. Updated kitchen and Tennis, Boating, Fishing, Near Schools. New since 2005: CALL JOHN DOLES, FREE REDINGTON SHORES DUPLEX, appliances. Great location. Deed FACING EVICTION? Paddle Boats, More! Util. Incl. A/C, Roof, Garage Door, 2BR/2BA, C/H/A, new wall-to-wall DIRECT GULF FRONT REALTY, INC. (727)510-3331 restricted community. $1,000/mo., Move in today! Move-In Special Only $299. +Furnished. Huge Lot. Updated 2BR/2BA Condo. carpet & paint, W/S/G included. annual. JOHN DORAN REALTY, Studio apts. starting @$185/week. (727)596-9133. $169,000. Vivian Lurie, WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE, 1 block to beach, $875/month LARGO 1BR/1BA, NICELY Fur- (727)461-9142. Open 24/7. No credit check. No [email protected] OAKHURST REALTY Roll in shower and sink. +deposit. (727)393-6490. nished, AC/Heat, Low Lot Rent. security deposit. Free local phone (727)204-9123. LARGO, 1BR, 152 3RD ST NW, Priced to sell at $398,000. $8,000, O.B.O. (727)465-3293. CLEARWATER, 2BR/1BA, calls. Pets okay. (727)446-6560. SAND KEY, ULTIMAR II, ON FORECLOSURES Could Be 3BR, Tile Floors, C/H/A, $140/Wk. Dunedin Room, $75/Wk. SEMINOLE: 11935 104TH AVE. Gulf, Intracoastal Views. Large $50,000 TO $2,000,000. Fenced. Freshly Painted In/ Out. Call (727)586-2412 or Click 3BR/2BA/2CG, New Roof, WALK TO LARGO MALL, 175. Unfurn. Apartments 2BR/2BA, +Nook/ Office. $750/Mo. (727)458-3477. www.586-2412.com A/C, Windows & More Call for list: Golden Corral. 1BR/1BA, Lanai. Wrap-Around Balconies. Nicely Beach Place One Real Estate Over 55, clean MHP. Asking SEMINOLE GARDENS, 55+. Furnished. All Amenities Including MLS #U7515391. $149,900. HOME RENTALS LARGO: VERY CLOSE TO (727)593-3000, (800)487-8959. $3,000. (727)324-3061. 2BR/1BA. No Pets. Nonsmokers Fitness Center. Available Short/ Graham Munce, Charles Ruten- Across Pinellas. 3/2s, 4/2s, 5/2s, Transportation, Shopping, Only. Robert G. Castles, P.A., Long Term. From $1,800. Owner, berg Realty (727)902-3394. starting from the $900s. Family Hospital. Move-in Special! REDINGTON SHORES 2BR/2BA Broker. (727)595-8229 (813)431-9381. 60. Time Shares owned. (727)532-0020. www.SeminoleGarden.com 1BR/1BA, $600/month, 2BR/1BA, AVAILABLE NOW: 2 TO 4BR SALE. BEST BUY ON BEACH! $650/month, 2BR/2BA, homes, take over payments. No KEENE/ SUNSET POINT TREASURE ISLAND Across from Gulf, Pool, Recently SELL OR RENT YOUR TIME- $700/month. (727)280-5005. money down. No credit check! Call share for cash! Our Guaranteed 900SF, 2BR/1BA/1CG, EFFICIENCY & 1BR Updated. 2nd Floor, Elevator. WATERFRONT RESORT (866)343-4134. (N) Excellent Rental Property! Services will Sell/Rent your Un- Completely Remodeled, Fenced, MOVE-IN SPECIAL $399!! Apartments 063011 Across From Public Beach, used Timeshare for Cash! Over W/D. $850/Month, +1st/ Security. Pinellas Park Villa, (727)393-4487, (727)455-9742. Fully Furnished w/Utilities & $95 Million offered in 2010! Call Includes Lawn. Background 1BR/1BA, Yard, Pool, Cable. Long/ Short Term Avail. (877)554-2430 or visit website: Check. (727)580-1363. Laundry, C/H/A. Pets OK. First Time for Seniors Pool, BBQ, Laundry, Fishing, www.BuyATimeshare.com. (C) $665/month includes W/S/G. LARGO 3BR/1.5BA, FENCED Docks/ Slips. Wkly/$250 & Up, (New Building) Easy Qualify. (727)657-9881. Homebuyer Yard, $1,000/Month. Ridge & Mthly/$900 & Up. 11160 1st St. E. SELL/RENT YOUR TIMESHARE www.villa-rentals.webs.com for Cash! Our Guaranteed Serv- Duhme Rd. area. Available imme- Applications (727)278-1203 Program* ices will Sell/Rent Your Unused diately. Jeff Hill, (727)420-6509. SEMINOLE, 8423 Seminole Blvd. SUNDAY, 12-3. 105 11TH AVE. Timeshare for Cash! Over $95 Mil- Available at TREASURE ISLAND WATER- 2BR/1BA, includes W/D, FRONT & GULFPORT, 2BR/2BA Indian Rocks Beach. Adorable lion Dollars offered in 2010! Visit Low Interest Rate LARGO SEMINOLE AREA Unfurnished: $820/month, Both Newly Updated. Clean, Safe, Original Beach Cottage, 3BR/2BA. www.buyatimeshare.com or call Furnished: $870/month. Secure. $1,100/Mo. Some Utilities Mortgage $229,000. Tammi Browning, (888)879-8612. (N) 3BR/1.5BA/1CG, 1,100SF, St. Giles Includes super cable, requires Coldwell Banker, (727)430-0019. large fenced yard, screened Included. (727)385-0104. Down Payment Assistance deposit. (727)584-4707, 100. Real Estate Wanted porch. Near schools, (727)392-0248. at 0% Interest 20. Condo Sales shopping. Includes pest Manor II 190. Waterfront Rentals WANTED: MOBILE HOMES! control, lawn care. SEMINOLE: EFFICIENCY, 7650 58th Street N 2/3 BR BEACH-FRONT CONDOS FIVE TOWNS: 55+ COMMUNITY Must Be Under 50 Feet And $1,200/Month, first, last. $185/Wk. 1BR/1BA, $200/Wk. Housing Finance Authority Redington Shrs. Fantastic Views! 1BR/1BA, 735 SF To 1,055 SF. Moveable. Less Than $3,000. (727)647-1999. Pool. Includes Utilities & Cable. Pinellas Park, FL 1,250-2,000SF. Furn. /Unfurn. of Pinellas County $25,000 To $35,000. 2BR/2BA Call Evon (813)789-8331. No Credit Check. (727)798-7816. 915 SF To 1,245 SF. $40,900 To Heated Pool. Pets OK. 12810 33781 $89,900. www.zillow.com. Janis SEMINOLE 2BR/2BA, CENTRAL 55+ SEMINOLE GARDENS, $1,375/month. (727)424-2945. 1-800-806-5154 O'Connor, Five Towns Action 110. New Home Builder Heat/ Air, Garage, Screened 1BR/1BA, Totally Renovated, Porch, Fenced Yard. First time Must See! Great Location & TREASURE ISLAND, www.pinellascounty.org/community/hfa Realty, Inc. (727)735-1132. CUSTOM BUILD ON YOUR LOT! Monday - Friday rental! $1,000/Month Annual. Amenities. On-Site Laundry. No 105 110th Ave. 2BR On Water, Cottages From $49,900. West of Ridge Road. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pets. $625/Month. (727)639-9801. Dock, Laundry, $995/Mo. Walk To Programs available in Pinellas, Polk Homes From $85,000. PINELLAS PARK: 55+ GUETZLAFF REALTY Beach. Credit Check. Pets OK. 10 Year Structural Warranty. and Pasco counties. Vendome Village, 6925 Monte (727)204-0829, (727)392-2339. ❏ S.W. LARGO: LG. 1BR/1BA, (727)367-9474. Carlo, 1BR/1.5BA/1CG, end unit, No Money Down For Lot Owners 1 BR Apartments * If you have not owned a home ❏ $500/Month. Quiet. Laundry on in the last 3 years Completely Remodeled! Easy Financing. CRC-026357. 155. Furnished Condos Rent based on income Premises. Petless. $400 security. 195. Seasonal Rentals NEW roof, A/C. paint inside/ out, www.AllstateHomes.com ❏ Must be at least 62 Yearly lease. (727)595-2228. tile/ carpet. custom-designed (813)625-2000 BELLEAIR BLUFFS. 1BR/1BA Last Month FREE! CLEARWATER BCH/ SAND KEY kitchen w/granite countertops, +den, first floor, minutes to beach, years of age 2BR/2BA, Furnished Condos TERRIFIC GULF VIEWS 5. Real Estate Sales appliances, bathrooms. 120. Out of Town W/D, furnished or not, pet okay, Available: 1-12 Months. Florida Redington Shores, Large No pets, $65,000. (727)580-2737. (727)421-4220. Dreams RE Sales & Rentals, Inc. r OWNER FINANCE, N. FLORIDA (727) 623-9886 2BR/2.5BA, W/D, Patio. IMPERIAL POINT (727)595-5774. Land. Beautiful area near springs CLEARWATER 3BR/2BA, TTY - 800-955-8771 Newer Tile, Carpet, Paint through- SPECIALS PRICE REDUCED TO $120,000 and rivers. 5 to 10 acre tracts. No out. $1,100/month. Cordova Greens, Bardmoor Heated Pool, Clubhouse, Close to Be at home in this Deed Credit Check, Easy Terms! Call for shopping, 10 minutes to beach. Jeff, (727)391-1203 200. Vacation Rentals 2BR/2BA, Many Upgrades Patio. Free Color Brochure. Call Shirley 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOMS 18131 Gulf Blvd. restricted POOL community $950/Month. (630)932-4569. REDINGTON SHORES One Story Villa. Htd. Pool. Glen Small Property. Screened Pool, Featuring a 3BR/2BA Home (800)545-3501; (386)466-2254.(C) Fabulous beach cottage. Steps to designed for space and Webb, (727)515-4443, Century 21 INDIAN ROCKS, 2BR/2BA, 55+, Laundry. Starts at $575/Mo. Credit Top Sales. 185. Beach Rentals Beach. Furnished 2BR/2BA. W/D, entertaining, over 2,000 HTD. W/D, glassed porch, Check Req. 6570 66th Ave. N. 125. Out of State covered parking. Clubhouse, deck. Non-smoking. Available SF. Closets galore plus VILLA, 2 STORY, Upscale Area, (727)526-2683. Book Your Summer Vacation!!! pool/ spa. Walk to shopping, starting July. Short/ Long Term. inside utility room. 3BR/2.5BA/2CG, Beautifully Cozy, Clean, Furnished Cottages. restaurants. $895/month. (727)804-0335. Just Reduced $239,750 Furnished and Updated, Cost-Effective BELLEAIR BLUFFS 1-2BRs, starting at $315/week. (727)593-9402 2BR/2BA VILLA, 1,400SF, Charming Courtyard, Fireplace, Statewide Deluxe 1&2BRs. New Carpet. Steps to Gulf Beach. Pet Friendly. NORTH CAROLINA: BE COOL of Comfortable living, W/D, Tennis, Pool, Docks / Slips on SEMINOLE GARDENS Overlooking Pool and Courtyard. www.UncleMiltsCottages.com. in the Mountains. Efficiency to Eat-in kitchen, corner unit, large Intracoastal, 10 minutes to IRB. Advertising 2BR/1BA, 55+, $685/Month Between Intracoastal & Shopping. (727)595-8013. 5BR houses and condos. covered parking and storage. $315,000. Owner. +Electric. Porch, Water View, 2942 West Bay Dr. Fully-equipped. Views, pools, golf, FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED Clean, Clean, Clean. All Pool, Whirlpool, Clubhouse. Walk (727)483-4853. tennis and more. Sugar Mountain RANDOLPH FARMS Place Your Ad Of 25 Words 1-5 Bedrooms activities are covered in monthly to shopping. No Pets. Sandy, Accommodations and Realty. Townhouse, 3BR/3BA/2CG, BELLEAIR BLUFFS 2BR/1BA Condos, Houses, Duplexes maintenance. $174,900 or Less In More Than 100 (727)399-3999, (727)512-2543. (800)545-9475 or visit website: Fireplace, Courtyard, Sunroom, Triplex Apartment, quiet Weekly/ Monthly/ Annual www.staysugar.com. (C) Call for easy showings. Breakfast Area, Vaulted Ceiling, Newspapers Across Florida SEMINOLE: Park/ Starkey Area cul-de-sac, non-smoking, off street Bob Schmidt, (727)580-9797 Maureen Stilwell, Patio, New Paint, Tennis, Pool, For Only $475/week. 2BR/2BA, 55+, 1st Floor, Pool, parking, $775+ neg. month. Tropical Isles Realty, Inc. SIZZLING SUMMER SPECIALS! Rutenberg Realty Docks / Slips, minutes from $700/Mo. Includes W/S/G & Ca- (727)742-1531 (727)593-0744, (800)655-0744 At Florida’s Best Beach, New (727)596-2965 or Shopping and Beach. ble. (813)489-8147 Smyrna Beach. Stay a week or You Can Reach Over 5 longer. Plan a beach wedding or (727)458-2246 $229,000. Million Readers Through Our 175. Unfurn. Apartments 175. Unfurn. Apartments family reunion. (800)541-9621. Troy Robinson, Imperial Real 160. Unfurnished Condos www.NSBFLA.com. (N) Estate, (727)595-4918 Network Of Daily & Weekly CLEARWATER, LAKE VIEW, Florida Newspapers. Quiet 1st FLoor 1BR/1BA, Florida Largo’s Best-Kept Secret 210. M.H. Rentals 1. House Sales 1. House Sales Rm. Pool. Nonsmoking, Petless. Contact $575/Mo. (727)638-4598, BLUE SKIES M.H.P. LARGO. (727)593-7653. Castilian Lake Apartments Mobile Homes For Rent. Move-In Tampa Bay Special, $199. One Bedroom. Call FEATHER SOUND CONDO: (727)657-2104, (813)789-8331. CHECK YOUR ADS THE FIRST DAY Newspapers CRYSTAL BAY, 1BR/1.5BA in In the event of error in any advertising, this publication Classified Dept. secure bldg. Screened balcony, WOW! 1 & 2BR HOMES FOR RENT W/D hook-up, assigned parking, Only $299!! in a quiet community. Furnished or will not be financially responsible beyond the cost of the (727) 397-5563 no pets. $695/month includes Move-in unfurnished. Any age. Starting at W/S/T +cable. Rainbow Property Special. $650/month. Background check advertisement in which the error appears. For Management, (727)446-9633. required. First month & security DEVELOPER FORCED LIQUIDA- deposit. Call Indian Rocks advertisement scheduled to run more than one time, this FIVE TOWNS: 55+ COMMUNITY tion, Smoky Mountains, TN. Lake Estates, (727)593-7796 publication will not issue credit for errors beyond the first Condos & Lots Priced at Foreclo- 1BR/1BA Or 2BR/1BA From $550. • Fishing • Boating • Pool • Spa • Tennis publication week. sure/Short Sale! Up to 100% Fi- 2BR/2BA From $725. Minutes to Indian Rocks Beach! All Apartments Have Lake Views! 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ADS WILL NOT BE PLACED WITHOUT CONFIRMATION 060911 BARTENDER: PART-TIME, each day, Tues. & Fri. after 6pm. Clearwater Bch. 2 days- 2 hrs. per AND PAYMENT DETAILS FROM YOU. Possibly Full-time. No Experience Consulting firm now hiring student day, Wed. & Fri. after 6:30 pm. Applicant must accept both jobs. Required. Fax Resume, interns (GPA 3.0+, 16yrs+) to assist Please read the below requirements carefully and be certain you (727)393-9077. Or Email can qualify and comply before applying. Thank you. [email protected] w/office duties including data entry, 1-You will be a 1099 type worker (You are solely responsible for Walk-In Applications Will Only Be paying own taxes, etc. You receive 1099 at end of year for filing). Pay-

12607 Accepted In Corporate research & filing. School friendly hours. roll is once a month, the first week of month following previous month’s Office At 8668 Park Blvd. work. Suite K, Seminole. Must be a local student with your own 2-You must have verified clean criminal record. transportation. Year-round part-time position. 3-You must have a valid social security card and driver’s license or 300. Notices 300. Notices 300. Notices other I.D. NO exp. needed. Largo/Belleair area. 4-You must have your own transportation to and from job site/s. 5-You must be reliable! (Repeat- MUST BE Reliable!) If you can meet these requirements and are interested in honest Please call Mrs. Risner, 581-8702 work, call E&B Services of Tampa, LLC (A franchise of Coverall Cleaning Concepts) at 727-804-3914 Our intern program has given many high school & college students unsurpassed learning opportunities for over 20 years. OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED The St. Petersburg Times, Florida’s largest and best newspaper, is seeking MONDAY, JULY 4, IN OBSERVANCE dynamic leaders for our Home Delivery department which is responsible for delivering our newspaper products to subscribers. OF INDEPENDENCE DAY. Immediate part time openings available in WE WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING Pinellas, Hillsborough and Pasco counties! Candidates must have good driving, criminal and credit records, must be able EARLY DEADLINES: to safely perform all physical and lifting aspects of position, such as ability to safely and repeatedly push and pull carts, repeatedly lift newspaper bundles up Retail Advertising Classified Advertising to 40 lbs and similar physical movements, be self directed, reliable and Display Ads: perform with the highest levels of integrity, respect and urgency. Seminole/Beach Beacon Thursday, June 30 @ 5 p.m. Field Assistant: Largo Leader Ð Belleair Bee This key position will assist in the fulfillment of day-to-day business and distribution operations in assigned geographical areas and distribution centers. Clearwater Beacon: Line Ads: Friday, July 1 @ Noon Assists in coordinating resources and relationships with customers, staff, Thursday, June 30 @ 5 p.m. Wondering How To Pay Off All Of Those Bills? independent contractors, and public. Starting pay of $11.22/hr with excellent benefits! Schedules are typically Pinellas Park Beacon: Editorial Press Releases We are looking for men and women to deliver FREE 5 days per week. Must be able to work weekdays and weekends between Friday, July 1 @ 5 p.m. Thursday, June 30 @ Noon community newspapers in Pinellas County. Must be midnight and 11:00am. available either Wednesday, Thursday or Friday. Product Coordinator: Experience preferred but will train the right person. This Responsible for coordinating distribution activities and the correct staging of various newspaper products to individual workstations in our delivery centers, is a supplemental income. Applicant must have good interacts with independent contractors, and maintains product control.

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The letdown is making the leap from comic book is chosen to replace the dying that Sarsgaard is deprived of the pages to the big screen this sum- alien Abin Sur as a member of chance to really sink his teeth mer will be green with envy over the Green Lantern Corps, an in- into the character’s escalating the tale of a fearless test pilot terstellar organization of peace- psychosis. Hats off to those turned galactic peacekeeper. Still, keepers directed by the charged with making Hammond’s “Green Lantern” isn’t entirely ter- Guardians of the Universe from deteriorating physical appearance rible – and that’s about the the planet Oa. In addition to the mirror his mounting madness, strongest blurb that can be af- elite membership in the corps, though. fixed to what appears to be a Jordan gets to wield a nifty power Mark Strong’s Thaal Sinestro pitiable debacle that reportedly ring. possesses the perfect balance of cost $300 million to produce and The film depicts the character’s valor and militarism. Strong does promote. origin, his first trip to Oa to meet a fine job foreshadowing Sine- A quick history lesson for those the protectors of peace, and his stro’s future fate. who aren’t familiar with the char- ongoing struggle to overcome his Angela Bassett appears as Dr. acter: Green Lantern has actually fears. Jordan is put to the test Amanda Waller and Tim Robbins been around for a long time, when an enemy called Parallax as U.S. senator Robert Ham- though he’s still at best a B-lister threatens to kill his girlfriend … mond. In both instances, money in the comic book world. The oh, and destroy Earth. is wasted and talent is squan- character premiered in “All-Amer- Ryan Reynolds plays Hal Jor- dered. Neither Bassett nor Rob- ican Comics,” Issue 16, July dan, the smug and swaggering bins is given sufficient screen 1940, created by writer Bill Fin- test pilot. Reynolds actually time to animate their character. Photo courtesy of WARNER BROS. PICTURES/DC COMICS ger and artist Martin Nodell. Pub- comes across as a little too con- Aside from the fact that its tar- Mark Strong stars as Sinestro in "Green Lantern,” a Warner Bros. Pictures release. lication of the Golden Age version ceited and inconsiderate in the get demographic is probably 8- to of Green Lantern ceased after first part of the film. Jordan is 15-year-olds (though it earned a There’s also a science fiction Reynold’s performance is might be enough to make this World War II, but in 1959, at the supposed to be reckless, not ego- PG-13 rating for “intense se- backstory that is unique in the mediocre while the actors who film worth seeing. They’ll have to dawn of the Silver Age of comic centric. The audience may find quences of sci-fi violence and ac- genre and there’s a love story. could have saved the film from see it several times to help books, the title was revived and his eventual epiphany hard to tion”), the overriding problem None of those elements are imploding aren’t given the oppor- “Green Lantern” see a profit, revamped with the help of writer swallow. with “Green Lantern” is poor sto- truly showcased in the film. The tunity to shine. though. John Broome and artist Gil Kane. Blake Lively stars as Carol Fer- rytelling and shoddy editing. At story is choppy, the narrative The only consistently spectac- Meanwhile, in an unspecified Broome and Kane developed ris, Jordan’s love interest. Her its core, the comic book mytholo- muddled and difficult to follow ular thing about “Green Lantern” Hollywood boardroom, this film’s the modern character depicted in performance is one of the gy does offer a compelling story, and the characters are essential- is its use of special effects. For investors are looking a bit green the film: Hal Jordan, a test pilot, strongest in the film. Unlike focusing on humanity’s potential. ly uninteresting or unlikable. the target demographic, that around the gills right about now. e-Editions Hammock Hardware Solar Dentistry Don’t forget about PLUMBING our convenient on-site Trusted, Compassionate Dental Care ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES POST OFFICE! PAINT • NUTS/BOLTS • TOOLS Dental Emergency? Mon.-Fri. 9am-4:30pm; Sat. 9am-12pm and much more. 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