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Even against salty air BREVARD COUNTY – During the development of a child's brain, proper nutrients are crucial and the body is kept Alex Schierholtz/staff photographer in good health. However, proper nutrition Carol McCormack Mayor of Palm Shores with Owners of Adventure HQ isn’t always available to every child. That’s why the Children’s Hunger Proj- Frankie and Lois Pawley of Palm Shores, cut the ribbon during ‘Adventure ect of Brevard, initiated in 2013, is once HQ’s Ribbon Cutting’ on Tuesday, June 20 in Palm Shores. again hosting the annual Children’s Hun- ger Summit, on Sept. 6. This year, the Children’s Hunger Proj- ect along with United Way are partnering up to focus on the faith-based community 1220 Ridgewood Ave. Project continues to to help feed needy children in the area. Holly Hill “We could not succeed without the sup- port of the faith-based community,” offi- 386-258-3338 cials stated. “When a congregation hears amishdirectfurn.com add color to city their leaders tell them that there are chil- By Jamie Desena-McFarland able to match artists with sponsors in order to dren going hungry in their own back yard, PETS 7 For Hometown News unveil several new benches. it impacts them deeply.” It has also been a time of adapting to PETS Executive Director Keith Gee told COCOA – A project that has engaged local change, as the project was originally under the Hometown News about the upcoming Get a Sheriff's talent in order to create a sense of place and a umbrella of Cocoa Main Street but later summit. feeling of community surrounding art recent- Office Pet of became independent. “This is an event for the faith-based ly celebrated a one-year milestone. As of June 19 of this year, there were 21 the Week leaders of Brevard County to become ArtBeatz Cocoa, the project that utilizes completed benches located throughout Cocoa aware of the issue and the problems that city park benches as canvases for public art, Village and another two in progress, while INDEX are inherent in childhood hunger,” Mr. unveiled its first set of 10 benches in Taylor another application was being reviewed. Gee said. Park on Memorial Day, 2016. “Our group has only one true vision – bring Classified 28 Obituaries 27 “Every year, the goal is education,” Mr. Crossword 27 Out & About 19 More than a year later, project members are our community together through the visual Heroes 15 Police Report 5 looking back on a time of success, as they were See COLOR, page 2 See HUNGER, page 10 Horoscopes 19 Viewpoint 6

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Cocoa Police Department Rockledge Police Department Cocoa Beach Police Department Damarcus Dawayne Lowe, 26, of 1802 with lewd/lascivious battery of a victim Jamie Lynn Burkett, 34, of 4040 Quail University Lane, No. 203, Cocoa, was between 12 and 16 and possession of/ Path Road, Cocoa, was charged June 30 Tevaris Dejuan Holmes, 28, of 3908 charged June 17 with retail theft and deal- viewing material depicting child sexual with possession of more than 10 grams of Magnolia Court, Cocoa, was charged June ing in stolen property. conduct. heroin, possession of a controlled sub- 18 with possession of not more than 20 Travis Gerrod Fayson, 18, of 305 Elaine stance without a prescription and posses- grams of marijuana, possession of drug Drive, Titusville, was charged June 21 sion of drug paraphernalia. paraphernalia, driving while license sus- Titusville Police Department with possession of not more than 20 Arthur Thomas Egendoerfer, 20, of 490 pended and two counts of possession of a grams of marijuana, possession of drugs Sundoro Court, Merritt Island, was Thomas Edward Jones, 51, 1755 N. weapon/ammo by a convicted felon. with intent to sell and possession of drug charged June 17 with fleeing and eluding, Lilac Circle, Titusville, was charged June Tyler Jeffery Mathis, 33, address paraphernalia. fleeing with disregard of safety to per- 30 with unarmed burglary of an occupied unknown, was charged June 19 with petit Eugene Jimmy Jordan, 37, of 1405 Pros- sons/property, resisting arrest without dwelling. theft. pect St., Titusville, was charged June 21 violence and two counts of aggravated Sabrina Ashley Dittemer, 26, of 4975 with possession of cocaine with intent to assault of an officer/firefighter/EMT. Kings Highway, Cocoa, was charged June sell, possession of marijuana with intent Octavious Dwayne Foulkes, 26, of 805 Melbourne Police Department 18 with petit theft from a merchant. to sell, possession of drug paraphernalia Paw Paw Ave., Cocoa, was charged June Shayyanna Jalia Reeves, 18, of 103 and resisting arrest without violence. 17 with grand theft auto and having no Jason Eric Heilman, 33, of 134 Star- LaGrange Ave., Unit B, Titusville, was Hayley Marie Estadt, 24, of 725 Rock driver’s license. board NOSTREET, No. 205, Merritt charged June 19 with resisting arrest with Pit Road, Titusville, was charged June 22 Cordaryl Antonio Williams, 28, of 1050 Island, was charged June 30 with carrying violence, felony battery-domestic violence with lewd/lascivious battery of a victim N. Fiske Blvd., No. 202, Cocoa, was a concealed weapon, felony on-site viola- and felony battery of an officer/firefight- between 12 and 16, lewd/lascivious charged June 17 with possession of tion of probation and on an out-of-county er/EMT. molestation of a child between 12 and 16 cocaine and possession of drug parapher- warrant. Deanthony Lamar Mills, 29, of 735 and contributing to the delinquency of a nalia. Matthew Felix, 25, of 1020 Tree NOST- Thomas Lane, Cocoa, was charged June minor. Eddie Benjamin Watson, 38, of 1711 REET, Unit C, Titusville, was charged 20 with possession of cocaine and posses- Dixon Blvd., Cocoa, was charged June 18 June 19 with resisting arrest without vio- sion of drug paraphernalia. with possession of a weapon/ammo by a lence, having no driver’s license, posses- Datwan Rashaad Siplen, 20, of 157 Brevard County Sheriff’s Office convicted weapon, possession/selling/ sion of a weapon/ammo by a convicted Pinecrest St., Titusville, was charged June delivering an altered firearm, aggravated felon and felony on-site violation of pro- 20 with possession of cocaine, trespassing Matthew Scott Best, 38, of 5144 Areca assault with a deadly weapon and resist- bation. and driving while license suspended. Palm St., Cocoa, was charged June 30 with ing arrest without violence. John Frederick Yoest, 50, of 221 Madi- Terell Brandon, 23, of 154 Court St., two counts of dealing in stolen property Brandon Bernell Brown, 23, of 416 son NOSTREET, Unit B, Cape Canaveral, Unit C, Titusville, was charged June 21 See POLICE, page 28 END OF SUMMER CRUISE with 321-264-7001 3542 S. Hopkins Ave., Titusville We Accept EBT WEEKLY DAILY

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Someone wrote in to Hometown News, Illuminate those headlamps asking why people do not put their names at the end of theirs and raves when they We have had recent rain storms, and write in. with that comes responsibility to use Why, I wonder, is that so important. I headlamps illuminated so people can see Alex Schierholtz/staff photographer like not putting my name on my rants and your vehicle. Hayley Reath of Indian Harbour Beach and Kari Waivol of Cocoa, par- It can be a pedestrian, a cyclist or raves. ticipated in the ‘3rd Annual Shark in the Park 5K’ Saturday, June 24 What say you, the people? another vehicle. And, if you have a setting on your vehi- at Gleason Park in Indian Harbour Beach. Proceeds will benefit the cle that allows you to have the lights auto- Lupus Foundation of America, Florida Chapter. Was it fun to kill a matically illuminated, keep it set. turtle on the road? And, not just for yourself, but so others can see you. they look to be.” drivers. The transportation services for Well, they were indeed just that! I guess the Brevard Public School System spends To the driver of the large black pickup the woman saw right through me, all a ton of money on initial training and truck with over-sized tires, who purpose- A rant you will ‘like’ alone, and I guess looking sad, thinking on-going training. School bus drivers are ly ran over a turtle at the edge of the road about things. not only “drivers,” but “rolling classroom about 1:50 p.m. Wednesday, June 7 just This is kind of a rant and a pet peeve to She came over and told me my meal substitute teachers” who, not only must north of Parkway on Croton Road in Mel- see if anybody else has noticed this tread was paid for. I asked, “why?” And she pay attention to traffic laws and patterns, bourne, after two drivers ahead of you in the last couple of years: the misuse of replied that they just want to do it for me. but also to the behavior of the precious had slowed and clearly gone out of their the word “like.” So, there are still some great people cargo we carry to and from schools; we lane to avoid it: PATHETIC! A lot of young people, and even some around, with understanding and compas- are also “janitors” (got motion sicknesses older people, can misuse the word “like” sion to others. on board?) in addition to keeping our Port St. John residents four or five times within one sentence. In this case the lady nailed it. I was sad, buses clean and tidy at all times. And, once you notice it, it can drive you lonely and feeling alone. Our supervisors demands and paper- and fireworks nuts. The couple renewed by faith in my fel- work are unstoppable and we must I am just wondering if anyone else has low people. Nice people. I will never for- adhere strictly to traffic rules, school July 4th is right around the corner. noticed the bastardization of the English get what they did. board rules, ethical rules (with students, Anyway, what is wrong with these resi- language. It is prevalent today. If I was an public, parents and other drivers). We dents who shoot off fireworks in the mid- English teacher - I never liked English - must only use our two way radios for dle of the road, right in front of others’ but, if I was an English teacher, I would Talking about traffic laws communicating (even 911 emergencies homes. Port St. John is not the place to fail people for the way they speak or write. are not allowed to be dialed from our per- I have been a school bus driver for a shoot off fireworks. sonal phones); we cannot back up with couple of years now and love it. It is my We are all very tired and angry that we students on board or make U-turns; we Thank you for the meal part-time job after my career job retire- have to clean up your filthy messes in our must watch street signs with “dead ends” ment. yards, driveways and roofs. Why? or “no through traffic,” “private road,” etc; Recently, in June, I was sitting in However, being out there on rush hours Have you no respect for others’ proper- we must stop (stop) at stop signs, not roll Dustin’s Bar-B-Q having a meal. (and non-rush hours during field trips or ty. Obviously not. (This is a ) great way to through them, must use our signals for It was my first time eating out alone other midday trips) I can say there is a teach your children - to go right ahead every move of the steering wheel, must since my wife passed away the day before real problem with people disobeying traf- and break the laws and litter on others’ drive on the right lane at all times, Christmas. fic laws, especially when they see a school property. although this becomes a challenge if we There are plenty of parks, locally, that There was a couple across the way with bus or get stuck behind one. a couple of kids, and I was looking at are to make a left turn at the upcoming offer free fireworks displays. We are sick It is as nerve wrecking for us bus drivers See RANTS, page 7 of you all. Residential areas are not the them and thinking, “What a nice family as it is for private or commercial vehicular

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A total of 47 students applied Putnam has announced that same day Foundation or to donate, visit easternflor- principles of duty, selflessness, personal for the scholarship this year. renewal of Florida concealed weapon ida.edu/foundation. honor and heroic courage. Holton exem- The UCF Space Coast Alumni Chapter licenses is now available at 41 participat- plifies the characteristics of a great knight was established in 1990 to support and ing county tax collectors’ offices in Flori- Improving safety and habitat by being a collaborator, a problem solver, serve the students and alumni in Brevard da. The 41 tax collectors’ offices can now a charitable giver and a motivator. County, by networking with fellow alum- Rockledge resident and UCF junior Jael ni, educating alumni on activities at UCF print renewal licenses on-site, whereas The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service has Gattle, an elementary education major, as campuses, increasing alumni participa- previously, license holders could submit outlined a strategy to begin addressing well as Melbourne resident and UCF tion, fundraising for scholarships, and their renewal documents at the partici- safety concerns and habitat restoration at junior Alana Hall, majoring in biomedical planning events to engage the more than pating tax collectors’ offices and the Flori- the St. Johns National Wildlife Refuge. sciences with a minor in education, were 17,000 UCF alumni in Brevard. da Department of Agriculture and Con- The service will be rebuilding the both awarded the Debbie K. 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See CALENDAR, page 21 Friday, June 30, 2017 Hometown News – NORTH BREVARD – www.HometownNewsBrevard.com 11 12 Hometown News – NORTH BREVARD– www.HometownNewsBrevard.com Friday, June 30, 2017 Rain, rain go away omeone, please, turn off the faucet. design and build a good drainage Tell Mother Nature that we have had GOLF system. If the owner simply wants enough rain! While we will now see JAMES STAMMER an amenity for the housing Sgreener fairways and lakes with water in development, then chances are them, we will also lose 50 yards of roll on that money will not be spent and our drives (insert sad face here). the course won’t drain well. As the rain washed out yet another If the soil can absorb an inch of planned round, one of my buddies rainfall and it rains two inches, the wondered aloud why it is that some We also suffer from not having much ground is fighting a losing battle. courses or holes drain well and others do elevation change. Water simply has no The high points of the course will not. Most of us don’t ever think about desire to run anywhere. absorb the first inch and then the what is under the course. The myriad of Soil content is next. The greater the second inch will flow downhill. As catch basins and drainage pipes installed amount of topsoil that a course has, the that water flows to a low point or a better it can handle a downpour. Topsoil them as well. before the first blade of grass grew on the catch basin, it grows exponentially Today’s modern green is topped with course is usually of no concern. When the will absorb a large amount of water, and adding itself to the water already accu- the thicker that layer, the more water the 12 inches of custom topsoil. Under that is rains do fall, however, all of these work in mulating downhill. four inches of gravel followed by a concert with the design of the course to course can handle. Most architects use many more drains However, it is the subsurface soil herringbone system of drainpipes set 20 rid each hole of water as quickly as now than 15 or 20 years ago. I remember feet apart. The water that makes it to the possible. stratum has the biggest influence on a total renovation that Ankrom did where course drainage. A course with a sandy drainpipes is taken to a lake, swale, dry My late friend, Charles Ankron, was an he added 220 additional drains to to well or other low point well away from internationally acclaimed golf course subsurface will have an excellent absorp- capture water. The original early 1970s tion rate. Martin County Golf Club has a the green. architect. I used to do some side work for design had water running a thousand feet Thanks to modern irrigation, courses him and I remember asking him that very very sandy sub-base. That course stays before finding a drain. That was changed open when some of the exclusive private are kept very lush. Unfortunately, question. so that water ran no more than a hundred sometimes very hard rains follow this and “There are three factors that affect clubs in our area have to shut down. feet. That’s because it absorbs water so well. simply adds too much water to the course drainage,” he explained. “Site, soil Modern architects also use nature to equation. and the client.” Courses unlucky enough to have a hard help drain the course. Sand retention subsurface, such as marl or sandstone, For now I’m happy to see the rain. We The first factor, site, varies from course areas and waste areas have become quite can always use a few drops. I just need to course. Some courses are located in will need more lakes, more storm drains popular. Lakes are used to do three and more collection areas for the water Mother Nature to turn it off by the areas with little rainfall, strong drying things, disperse water, generate fill for weekend.. winds and an abundance of sunshine. Of that the course will shed during a storm building the course, and storm water or wet season. course these courses drain well. storage. James Stammer has been an avid golfer In Florida, courses are normally subject Probably the biggest factor, aside from The fairways and rough aren’t the only nature, is the client. If the course owner and golf enthusiast for nearly 40 years. He to a lot of rain, and while we do have places that a golf course architect works hosts the Thursday Night Golf Show on strong winds and abundant sunshine, we or developer has the money and is to drain water from the course. The sensitive to the golf course, he or she may WSTU 1450-AM. Contact him at stam- suffer from high humidity. 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Airmen return home from deployments By Christine Edwards Other families were eager to celebrate the port of my team.” coming home from a successful deploy- For Hometown News return of their loved ones. They’ve already The returning service members are ment. planned cookouts and scuba and fishing combat rescue aviators, aircraft maintain- “Everybody stayed focused the entire PATRICK AIR FORCE BASE – Dozens trips. ers and support personnel with a very time,” said Lt. Col. Michael Walsh, 301st of Brevard County families have some- “We are going to have a big pig roast for important mission. Using Air Force RQS commander. thing special to celebrate this month, as all of the deployers that came home,” Mrs. HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopters and Their focus led to a successfully execut- their loved ones returned home from Goddard said. HC-130P/N King fixed-wing air refuel- ed mission that ended with all service four-month-long deployments. As these families embraced for the first ing/cargo aircraft, they perform combat members and their equipment coming While overseas, Air Force reservists time in months, more reunions were on search and rescue missions that save iso- home to Patrick AFB. from the 920th Rescue Wing (RQW) pro- the horizon. About 75 Citizen Airmen lated and injured American and coalition “Anytime our members and equipment vided personnel recovery support for from the 920th Rescue Wing returned forces. Using fixed and rotor wing aircraft, deploy overseas and come home, it’s a Operation Freedom’s Sentinel and later that week from four-month-long the unit deploys Guardian Angel person- success,” said Col. 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I am extremely proud of cheered as the returning Airmen came RQW. “We make a lot of sacrifices as mili- wing also rescued more than 1,000 people them.” into view for the first time in months. tary members and the families do as well. from rising waters in the days following Military spouse June Goddard and her They are a huge part of your job when you hurricanes Rita and Katrina. For more information visit 920rqw.afrc. children held up a sign to welcome home are serving. We couldn’t do what we do The returning reservists have much to af.mil. her husband, Ken Goddard, an aircraft without the support of our families. I am celebrate. Not only are they finally able to maintainer with the 920th Rescue Wing. grateful for their sacrifices and their sup- hug their loved ones, but they also are Aircrew recalls combat injury in Afghan skies By Christine Edwards Wells manned the mini gun. When the For Hometown News aircraft took fire, Chief Wells could not engage due to a lack of visibility that pre- PATRICK AIR FORCE BASE – The vented him from knowing if there were 920th Rescue Wing (RQW) at Patrick Air civilians in the area. Force Base has conducted nearly 4,000 Maj. Carpenter performed evasive rescues during its five decades in exis- maneuvers, but ultimately, SSgt. O’Niell tence. Most of the time, the rescues the was shot. The bullet pierced his left leg wing conducts are for military members and then penetrated his right. from other units or humanitarian mis- The 3 1/2 half years following the mis- sions, such as aiding in the search for a sion were undoubtedly the sort that build family whose plane lost radio contact. resiliency. SSgt. O’Niell went through 20 However, there are also times when the leg surgeries. To end the excruciating pain unit has to save its own. he felt constantly, SSgt. O’Niell eventually On July 11, 2011, that very situation decided to have his left leg amputated occurred while members of the 920th above the knee. This choice also allowed were deployed to the hotly contested Hel- him to return to full duty in late 2015. mand province in Afghanistan. While on Having his leg amputated didn’t stop a combat rescue mission to conduct a SSgt. O’Niell from continuing his career casualty evacuation, a Pave Hawk helicop- in the Air Force. He worked hard and ter piloted by members of the 920th RQW proved he could still meet the demands of sustained enemy fire and pararescueman being in Air Force Special Operations. He SSgt. August O’Niell was shot through has already started training to rejoin his both legs. pararescue team. Today, he is the only SSgt. August O’Niell is an active duty pararescue amputee in the Air Force. service member stationed with the 350th Chief Wells and Maj. Carpenter reunit- Battlefield Airman Training Squadron, ed with SSgt. O’Niell for the first time in Photo courtesy of Maj. Cathleen Snow Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, but was May 2016 when he participated in the Staff Sgt. August O’Niell (center), pararescueman, and his Air Force serving as a pararescueman with deployed Invictus Games, an international sporting Air Force Reserve members from the event for wounded service members. Reserve Wingmen, an HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter crew, reunited 920th RQW, including Maj. Paul Carpen- SSgt. O’Niell delivered the Invictus flag for the first time in June 2016 after the team embarked on a 2011 ter, HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter for the opening ceremony in Orlando via deployment to save lives when O’Niell was shot through both legs instructor pilot and CMSgt. Randolph a 920th RQW helicopter. during a combat rescue mission in Afghanistan. O’Niell is the only Wells, special mission aviation superin- In May of this year, SSgt. O’Niell, with single amputee pararescueman actively serving in the U.S. Air Force. tendent. his service dog Kai at his side, spoke about “No matter what you are facing, set “I am happy to be able to get the moti- Maj. Carpenter was the aircraft’s pilot resiliency and the mission that changed small goals for yourself,” SSgt. O’Niell told vation out to others to always press for- on that fateful day and recalled flying out his life during the 45th Space Wing’s Wingman Day attendees. ward in life no matter what hits them,” he on a casualty evacuation mission to save a Wingman Day. He encouraged his fellow The speech was the first SSgt. O’Niell said. “Standing up, talking and seeing wounded service member. SSgt. O’Niell Airmen to focus on what he calls “little had ever traveled to give and he stated was providing medical treatment to the wins” that he credits with providing hope that it was a great experience. See AMPUTEE, page 16 wounded service member while Chief for him through it all. 16 Hometown News – NORTH BREVARD– www.HometownNewsBrevard.com Friday, June 30, 2017 Knowing what lies ahead helps SSgt. O’Niell said. “I would not call my son a Amputee O’Niell to stay focused and not dwell on hero, I would call him a good man, father, From page 15 the past. He stated that he has to” keep brother, son. All he wants is to be able to achieving my little wins every day and go out and do the job he was trained to do people’s reactions to my story, whether it’s turn those into conquering my big goals and help others. I am very proud to call laughter, understanding or even tears in the future.” him my son and have him as part of my really helps me as well. It’s put into per- SSgt. O’Niell’s father, Daniel O’Niell is a life.” spective what I have gone through and government employee with the 45th The 920th RQW has 1,700 Airmen helps me remember that I have to always Space Wing. In the days since his son’s assigned at Patrick AFB and three geo- keep going forward was well.” speech, he has received very positive com- graphically separated units. The wing per- SSgt. O’Niell believes that what he has ments from people who attended Wing- forms more than 20 percent of the Air gone through in life has been a stepping- man Day. Force’s Combat Search and Rescue mis- stone to move him toward his next adven- “When you hear him tell his story, there sion as well as humanitarian relief and ture, which is one that no one else is cur- are so many things that we as human search and rescue support for emergency rently attempting. In the coming months, beings take for granted and others appre- situations at sea. Since its activation in SSgt. O’Niell will join a pararescue team ciate every minute on Earth and they 1956, the wing has made nearly 4,000 and become the only pararescue amputee show that feeling to others and make saves, including more than 850 combat serving in the U.S. Air Force. them feel good about themselves,” Mr. rescues.

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www.BrevardSheriff.com Friday, June 30, 2017 Hometown News – NORTH BREVARD – www.HometownNewsBrevard.com 17 Brig. Gen. Wayne R. Monteith, (left), 45th Space Wing command- er, Staff Sgt. August O’Niell, pararescue- man and O’Niell’s service dog Kai, pose after O’Niell gave a presentation on resil- iency to 45th Space Wing Airmen May 19 as part of Wingman Day. O’Niell embarked on a 2011 deployment to save lives when he was shot through both Photo courtesy of SrA Brandon Kalloo Sanes legs during a combat Staff Sgt. August O’Niell, (right), pararescueman, and his wing- rescue mission in men, Maj. Paul Carpenter (center), HH-60G Pave Hawk heli- Afghanistan. copter instructor pilot, and Chief Master Sgt. Randolph Wells, special mission aviation superintendent, gave a presentation on resiliency to 45th Space Wing and Air Force Technical Appli- cations Center Airmen May 19 and 22. The three embarked on a 2011 deployment to save lives when Sgt. O’Niell was shot Photo courtesy of SrA Brandon through both legs during a combat rescue mission in Afghani- Kalloo Sanes stan.

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These launches have furthered our network of radar, telemetry and commu- year for launch history books. military and communications capabilities nications instruments. Those same history books show that a and broaden our scientific knowledge and “The men and women of the 45th Space noteworthy anniversary is coming up. understanding of the galaxy. Though Wing and Air Force Space Command This July marks 55 years since the first decades have passed, the effort to make epitomize American ingenuity and inno- privately financed space venture and the world seem smaller is still advancing vation,” said Lisa Disbrow, Undersecre- communications satellite, known as Tel- at a rapid clip. tary of the Air Force. “Through them, we star 1, took place. “Commercial use of space has also are delivering safe, reliable and efficient NASA had the most direct involvement come a long way since 1962,” Mr. McCor- space launch for our nation and this with Telstar 1 while the Air Force provid- mick said. “Today, space is no longer only excellent Air Force team is key to our abil- ed range support. The satellite was for government agencies. Many private ity to meet rapidly growing demands for Photo by Michael Seeley courtesy of the 45th launched via a Delta-Thor rocket from companies from various nations are launch services.” Space Wing Complex 17 Pad-B on July 10, 1962. launching communications satellites to Initiatives are also underway to activate American Telephone and Telegraph bring radio, television and even the inter- a new recovery site for unmanned, reus- (AT&T) and Bell Telephone Laboratories net to the most remote regions of our able test vehicles and to reduce time The 45th Space Wing supported developed Telstar 1 and paid NASA $3 planet.” between launches. The Autonomous SpaceX’s successful launch of million to launch and track it. Two days A May release from the Secretary of the Flight Safety System enables the wing to the NROL-76 spacecraft aboard a later, broadcasts of the American flag Air Force Public Affairs Office stated that support more launches by expediting Falcon 9 rocket from Space waving were transmitted from what is plans are being developed to enable a range turnaround times with more strin- Launch Complex 39A at NASA’s considered the world’s first commercial launch a week to meet the growing gent safety standards at lower costs, Kennedy Space Center on May 1 communications satellite, said Roger demands of national, civil and commer- according to the release. McCormick, author of “Patrick Air Force cial organizations to put capabilities on “Since 1954, Air Force leaders and at 7:15 a.m. ET. B a s e .” orbit. In May, the wing was on trajectory space warriors have been at the cutting “The legacy of Telstar 1 is often related to perform 30 launches by year’s end. edge of technology,” said Gen. 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SUNTREE – Local organizations are coming together to host a free family fun- filled event in celebration of the Fourth of July. Suntree United Methodist Church will ARIES - March 21/April 20 host an afternoon of kids activities and Aries, you might be ready to take the next step dinner, and for the evening, participants on a project at work, but others aren't in line are welcome to attend a patriotic concert just yet. Give them time to catch up to speed, by the Suntree United Methodist Chanel encouraging them along the way. Choir and the Melbourne Municipal Band’s Festival Chorus. TAURUS - April 21/May 21 This event is scheduled for Sunday, July You are not one to take "no" for an answer 2 and activities start at 4:30 p.m. when you have made up your mind, Taurus. If Augie Allen, event organizer, said that that occurs this week, continue to stand your ground on an important issue. this will be Suntree United Methodist Photo courtesy of Suntree United Methodist Church Church’s second year hosting “Suntree Stars & Stripes,” and added that after see- A festival chorus of community singers will join with the Chancel GEMINI - May 22/June 21 ing the positive impact the event had last Choir at Suntree United Methodist Church on Sunday, July 2 in a con- Incomplete tasks will slow you down, Gemini. year made it clear they needed to bring cert finale for Suntree Stars & Stripes. Before you take on any more projects, finish the event back again. up ones that are thus far incomplete. Other- serve more than that this year.” prep and serving, and our amazing music wise, you may find it difficult to focus. “Our pastors wanted to find a way to He explained that many of the church’s ministry wraps us up with some awesome combine a number of our ministries to ministries are involved, which aids in the music and collaboration with the Mel- really celebrate the holiday while engag- CANCER - June 22/July 22 success of the event. bourne Municipal Band,” Mr. Allen said. Cancer, even if your goals are set you must let ing our community,” Mr. Allen told “The Children & Youth ministry helps Kids’ activities will include a bounce Hometown News. “We are excited that we others know of your intentions and how you set up for games and fun, the Life groups plan to spend your time. This way they will were able to host more than 600 people of our church support the event with food See STARS, page 20 know the general time frame. last year and are hoping to invite and LEO - July 23/Aug. 23 Leo, your leadership skills are top notch gen- erally, and this week you won't allow a little disorganization to throw you off your game. Out & about It's only temporary. Ambrosia, Firefall and Al Stewart has been played on commercial radio more platinum follow up album “Tim Passages.” at the KIng Center than 7,000,000 times and has also A Night of Romance with Ambrosia, Firefall VIRGO - Aug. 24/Sept. 22 appeared in many movies and television and Al Stewart will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Conflicted emotions are sending out mixed Ambrosia, Firefall and Al Stewart will play shows. Other hit songs include “Goodbye I June 30 at the Maxwell C. King Center for the signals to everyone who crosses your path, the King Center Friday, June 30. Love You,” “Cinderella,” “Strange Way,” Performing Arts, 3865 N. Wickham Road, Virgo. As long as you don't let them get in the Ambrosia’s hits include, “You’re The Only “Mexico” and “Just Remember I Love You.” Melbourne. way of work, you should be fine. Woman,” “The Biggest Part Of Me,” “How Al Stewart came to stardom as part of the Tickets for this show are available at www. Much I Feel” and “Holding On To Yesterday.” legendary British folk revival in the sixties kingcenter.com, (321) 242-2219 and www. LIBRA - Sept. 23/Oct. 23 Firefall has enjoyed a career that spans and seventies and developed his own unique BrevardMusicGroup.com. Libra, close friends may be just the medicine more than 40 years and shows no sign of style of combining folk-rock songs with you need right now. Clear your schedule and delicately woven tales of the great characters slowing down. Its commercial success 2017-18 Anniversary Season to start prioritize catching up with friends in the days and events from history. He is perhaps best includes three gold albums, two platinum ahead. You will be glad you did. albums and 11 chart-topping singles. The known for his hit “Year of the Cat” from the See OUT, page 20 See SCOPES, page 20 band’s biggest hit, “You Are the Woman,” platinum album of the same name and the IT’S HOT! COME CHILL WITH US! Try our NEW Margarita Specials Mango Habanero- Ay Carumba LeoncitaRita- Top Shelf!

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At 5:30 p.m., a free dinner of hamburg- “Stars and Stripes Forever.” sure. It’s such a thrill to be able to cele- Stars ers and hot dogs will be served, along The band and chorus will be led by brate our national heritage in any way we From page 19 with cookies and lemonade. Melbourne Municipal Band Conductor can—when you’re a singer, nothing’s bet- Then, just before 6:30 p.m., participants Staci Cleveland and Dr. Robert E. Lamb, ter than to use those talents to celebrate house, old-fashioned games, face painting are encouraged to move inside as the con- music director of the Suntree United our great nation’s history and heritage.” and a balloon artist. cert gets set to begin. Methodist Church. Suntree United Methodist Church is at Firefighters from Brevard County Fire Guests can expect to hear patriotic “The Melbourne Municipal Band is a 7400 N. Wickham Road. Rescue Station No. 80 in Suntree will be favorites performed, such as the National terrific organization with wonderful lead- For more information, call (321) 242- in attendance with a fire engine. Anthem, “God Bless America,” Battle ership,” Dr. Lamb told Hometown News. 2585. Hymn of the Republic,” “America” and “Collaborating with them is always a plea-

really tired of crime and violence in your young, black men. commanded. community. Please bring your lawn chairs. But this is not just a black problem. If we The serious message of Lay Down Your Out Communities will be gathered for an don’t turn the tide, the increasing violence in Gun and Love Your Enemies will be comple- From page 19 evening of motivation and headliner the white and Hispanic communities will also mented by the upbeat, fun approach of the entertainment to stop violence nationwide. grow. Meanwhile 64 officers were killed in music and entertainment on site. The Melbourne Chamber Music Society The event is sponsored by Christians Merg- the line of duty in 2016, far more than The event will take place at Lipcomb will begin its new season with the Meccore ing Together Nationwide Ministries, and will should have been. The state of Florida has Community Park Center, 3316 Monroe St., String Quartet from Poland. be kicked off by the mayors of Melbourne one of the lowest rates of gun ownership in Melbourne. In December, the London Handel Players and Palm Bay. the nation, at 24.5 percent, but one of the The organizers are still arranging sponsor- will be playing Renaissance favorites with Among the entertainment headliners highest rates of gun violence, at 3.4 deaths ships and vendors and invite anyone flutes, harpsichords and strings. scheduled to appear are international record- per 100,000 people. interested to contact them. Then, from the Czech Republic, the ing Hip Hop artist Eva Sabiniano, Gospel The organizers are bringing a Christian Smetana Trio will be featured. artist Ms. NRich, The Real Dancing Preacher. perspective to the fight against violence, Sirena Huang, the first-place winner of the This the year to end violence, to be proud asking individuals to take responsibility. They ‘The Earth Alive’ at the gallery inagural Elmar Oliveira International Violin of the communities we can build in this believe that hiring more law enforcement is Competition, with Robert Koenig on piano, country. It starts here, in Melbourne. not the answer, because that just increases will be here in a special, bonus concert. The Art Gallery of Viera has announced There are 280 million guns in the United the number of guns pointing at each other. “The Earth Alive,” an exhibit that benefits the The rest of the season will feature the States. More than 30,000 Americans die Rather, they believe the answer has to come American Brass Quintet and the Danish Brevard Zoo Teen Summit. from guns each year, 4,000 of them are from the community, that people must make The exhibit features artwork of all living String Quartet. children. Most of the rest, 90 percent, are the decision to love one another as Jesus To purchase a season ticket, the cost will See OUT, page 22 be $110 before July 1. That is less than $19 per concert and a savings of $105 off of individual concert tickets. Season tickets purchased after June 30, the tickets will be $120. Individual concert Weekday Values at Beefs tickets are also available. $5.99 Burgers on Mondays Season tickets, as well as individual tickets, are currently on sale at www. Happy Hour Build Your Own Burger plus Fries melbournechambermusicsociety.org and by $5.99 Tacos on Tuesdays mail. Q. What do I look for in a good mulitvitamin? 3-6 Catch All Of 2 Tacos plus Chips & Salsa For more information, call (321) 213-5100 A. There are 12 components to look for in a high The Games! or visit www.melbournechambermusicsoci- quality multi-nutrient based supplement. Vitamins every day! ety.org. and minerals of course, along with antioxidants 79¢ Wings on Wednesdays and amino acids. It should also have immune 79¢ each, order in 8,12, 18 or 25 boosters and stress reducers. Then oils, antioxidants ‘Stop the Violence, Cease the Crime’ and greens based nutrients as well as other $5.99 Tender Slider in Brevard County phytonutrients. A component for memory as well Thursdays as an energy enhancer. Finally, a gender specific 3 Southern Fried Chicken Tender We’re asking that Brevard County would aspect would complete the package. All this in a 2301 SR. 524 in Cocoa Sliders plus Fries please join us at 4 p.m. Saturday, July 1; let’s liquid form for easy ingestion and absorption. Try turn our communities back around together Blue Bonnets liquid multi-nutrients or Buried 321-637-1133 $9.99 Seafood Combo Fridays as one in unity. Treasure VM-100 for a close fit. www.beefobradys.com Fish and Shrimp plus Fries We all can make a difference, so bring Sunshine Health Foods your family and friends and show us if you’re 2916 S. Washington Ave., Titusville • 321-269-4848

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For more information, visit http://tex- Calendar tiles.fit.edu/. From page 10 THURSDAY, JULY 6 WEDNESDAY, JULY 5 Oil painting class in Viera: With more VNA Wellness Clinic: The Visiting than 30 years of painting between them, Nurses Association will offer wellness ser- artists Tricia Eisen and Linda Krupp vices at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, July 5 in the invite you to their ongoing oil painting Captain's Room of the Cocoa Beach Pub- class at Art Gallery of Viera. lic Library, 550 N. Brevard Ave., Cocoa Bring your own supplies and a photo or Beach. picture of what you want to paint. Prior For more information, call (321) 868- experience is helpful but is not required. 1104 or visit www.cocoabeachpublicli- These instructors will help you with brary.org. everything from selecting and preparing your painting surface to composition, Flowers and foliage: A new exhibition brush strokes, color mixing, blending and highlighting the depiction of flowers and more. foliage in fiber art is open at Florida Insti- Classes are held every Thursday morn- tute of Technology’s Ruth Funk Center for ing from 9-11 a.m. Textile Arts. Payment for four classes is due the first Curated exclusively from the venter’s day of your attendance. permanent collection, "Flora and Fiber" A suggested list of supplies can be pro- explores how plants, from their ability to vided, if requested. visually inspire iconography to their use Call either Tricia at (321) 508-4281 or as raw material for hand-weaving and Linda at (321) 269-5805 to register. Class dyeing, have a unique relationship with size is limited, so call now. the creation and adornment of textiles. The specific focus of this exhibition Siri Lynn German solo art exhibit: highlights various regions of the Asian Award-winning artist Siri Lynn German continent and its influence on the fashion is the featured artist at Merritt Island Pub- and material culture of Europe and Amer- lic Library, 1195 N. Courtenay Parkway, ica in the late 19th and early 20th centu- from July 6 to Sept. 7. ries. Hours are Monday from 9 a.m. to 8 Regular hours for the center will be 10 p.m, Tuesday and Wednesday 9 a.m. to 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday p.m. Thursday 12-8 pm, Friday and Satur- and noon to 4 p.m. Saturday. day 9-5 pm. Items are for sale. The center is located next to Evans For more information, call (321) 622- Library on the Florida Tech campus, 150 5598. W. University Blvd., Melbourne. Admission is free. 22 Hometown News – NORTH BREVARD– www.HometownNewsBrevard.com Friday, June 30, 2017 with a small giving tree that had eight He spoke of one particular family he mas morning, that Santa Claus hadn’t Christmas names left on it close to Christmas. remembers helping, which involved a sin- shown up to their house.” From page 21 “I went and picked them (the remain- gle mom who had left South Carolina Director of Procurement and Materials ing names) and got a group of my friends because of an abusive situation. Mr. Kelly at MC Assembly Tom Rossi said, “That’s Hometown News. together,” Mr. Kelly explained. “We decid- said he remembered hearing from the precisely the reason we do this because The tournament gives participants an ed we were going to take care of those police department, whom she had most of us have been fortunate probably opportunity to network, win prizes and eight kids.” reached out to in desperation, and that most of our lives, and may not have expe- have a fun day out. The giving kept on growing each year, was how he was able to help her give her rienced a Christmas going without.” “Some local young ladies come out each from 50 kids to more than 300 kids in kids presents for Christmas. year dressed as elves and they help get recent years. “I’ll never forget that morning she For more information about MC everybody into the Christmas spirit in “We’ve had hundreds of families giving arrived to pick up the presents,” Mr. Kelly Assembly, visit www.mcati.com. March,” Mr. McReynolds said. us ‘Thank You’ cards and notes saying said. “She told me she had been crying Mr. Kelly said he started Kids Without that had it not been for us, their kids herself to sleep night after because she For more information about Kids Christmas 21 years ago, and it all started wouldn’t have had anything for Christ- had no idea how she was going to explain Without Christmas, email kidswith- mas,” Mr. Kelly said. to her kids, who were 3 and 5, on Christ- [email protected].

Independence Day Celebration rock, beach music and all the old standards. This event is hosted by Jesus Is The Key The event will be hosted by Eric Young Church, 2008 Pineapple Ave., Melbourne. Out from Eric in the Mornings on 98.5 The Call (321) 773-1489 or visit www.jitk.org From page 20 Walmart and the city of Palm Bay will present the 2017 Palm Bay Independence Beach. Look for the Landshark Beach for more information. Cruiser and The Beach Prize Patrol. things and will run from now through July 2. Day Celebration on Sunday, July 2 at the Event sponsors include Walmart, Escape The Art Gallery of Viera is at 2261 Town Palm Bay campus of Eastern Florida State Road trip to Alter Eagles, Room Entertainment, 98.5 The Beach and Center Ave., Suite 111, Viera. College, 250 Community College Parkway a tribute to The Eagles Cinemaworld. For more information, call (321) 504- S.E., in Palm Bay. For more information, visit www.playpalm- 4343 or visit artgalleryofviera.com. The event will run from 4-9 p.m. with No other Eagles Tribute show has a Don fireworks following around 9:15 p.m. bay.org or email [email protected]. Henley look-alike who sings just like him and In addition to the fireworks, the event will Patriotic concert in Palm Bay plays just like him on drums. No other Eagles feature 20-plus food trucks, vendors, a July 4th, ‘Lifting Up God & Country’ show has a Glenn Frey clone on guitar and hurricane preparedness information booth celebration vocals. Come celebrate God and country together and The Escape Room Entertainment Kids’ at 4 p.m. Sunday, July 2 at the Gospel Life This is, by far, the most authentic Zone with free inflatables, games, face This celebration, at the Wickham Park representation of The Eagles in their prime. Church, 1851 Palm Bay Road, No. 1, N.E., painting and balloon art. Palm Bay. Amphitheater in Melbourne from 11 a.m. to The Eagles are the most successful and Blue Stone Circle will perform from 4-9 4 mp.m. Tuesday, July 4, will be free to the compelling United States musical group of all This is Rock the Silence ministers through p.m. Blue Stone Circle has been the house sign language and music in a way that is public. time. Timeless lyrics, coupled with the deep band for five-plus years at Jimmy Buffett’s The “Lifting Up God & Country Celebra- tapestry of vocals, intricate instrumental understood by the deaf and hearing alike. Margaritaville at Universal Studios Citywalk. For more information, call (321) 446- tion” will be giving honor to God and our arrangements and unmistakable guitar riffs A mainstay at Walt Disney World’s military forces continue to make The Eagles as relevant and 1802, visit www.rockthesilence.net or email Pleasure Island for more than six years, Blue [email protected]. Join in “The Parade Of State Flags.” powerful today as they have been for Stone Circle has thrilled audiences from all There will be jump castles, raffles, drinks, decades. The Alter Eagles Tribute has played over the world. Their repertoire is a mix of Celebrate America at the annual Palm Bay all-American hot dogs, ice cones and family for years at festivals, top venues and pop, rock, blues/funk, modern and hard fun. 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Every- it comes to getting help or support for body has been really great on sending us your loved one with special needs. resources about the practices and extra One local organization has created a information, if they have any.” one-stop resource center in Melbourne The Holz Center even has started a that can provide all of the information lending library, which contains books residents are looking for. about different disabilities that parents The Holz Center, which is now open, can check out and return later on. will host a ribbon cutting ceremony from Mrs. Hierro added that one of the cen- 1-4 p.m. on Thursday, July 13. ter’s goals is to have a lending toy library “Our main goal is to help families to with therapeutic multi-sensory toys, connect with existing agencies in the which would allow kids to try them out community from both public and private before parents go out to purchase them. sectors,” said Silvia Hierro, Holz Center The Holz Center is offering summer community liaison. “By networking with classes. One such class Mrs. Hierro dis- other community resources, the Holz cussed is designed for youth aged 15-22, Center will help to lessen the obstacles where they can learn how to manage families face during times of need; will money, apply for a job and basic informa- facilitate contacts between parents; and tion that isn’t taught in school. The class is will provide resources, training, and sup- a collaboration with Space Coast Inde- port to families caring for children with pendent Living, and is two weeks of train- special needs.” ing. If the resource center doesn’t have what There will also be a story time class, people are looking for, Mrs. Hierro said, which covers topics such as “Why does Alex Schierholtz/staff photographer someone will help them find it out. my friend look different?” and delves into The Holz Center will present a ribbon cutting ceremony for its unique, The Holz Center will offer free resourc- “Why is my friend in a wheelchair” and one-stop resource center on July 13. es and training for the public. It can also “Why does my friend cover their ears provide bilingual resources as well. when there is a lot of noise,” according to Classes will take place the first and thing that I wanted to do for a long time No appointment is necessary, and any- Mrs. Hierro. third Thursday of every month. with the autism support groups, and I’m one can walk in to look for resources. “We have books with real pictures, and The Holz Center was started by James thrilled to be here doing what I love to There will be resources from all over the we’re going to have a story time to see and Pam Holz, who launched the Holz d o.” county, and some from outside the coun- what they think about that and if they Foundation. The Holz Center is open from 8 a.m. to ty, on display for parents and guardians as have questions,” Mrs. Hierro told Home- “He wants to give back to the commu- 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and is at they visit the center. town News. “It’s a way for them to under- nity,” Mrs. Hierro explained. “The center 125 E. NASA Blvd., Melbourne. “We have resources about epilepsy, stand that they’re different but they’re still is not going to make any type of profit; we For more information, call (321) 265- Spina Bifida, and some resources on hard the same.” will be here to help parents. This is some- 4429 or visit www.holzfoundation.org.

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Sponsor of part in a variety of events and recreational “It’s not like it’s anyone’s fault,” he said activities at Brevard County Environmen- of funding issues. “It’s really a perfect tally Endangered Lands Program sanctu- storm of circumstances that have fallen aries, including the Barrier Island Sanctu- into place over the years to create the situ- ary, the Enchanted Forest Sanctuary and ation.” Sams House at Pine Island - the three sites While one millage increase was that house the program’s educational cen- approved by the Brevard County Board of ters. County Commissioners in September Together, the three centers hosted about 2016 for the 2016-17 fiscal year, addition- 92,000 visitors in the past fiscal year, al increases would be needed in order to according to an operations and funding alleviate short-term funding issues, Mr. Don Boggs of Melbourne status report. Knight said. displays a 7-pound wide During the past eight fiscal years, how- The EEL program initially was estab- mouth bass at Lamplighter ever, as residents have enjoyed many ben- lished by a tax referendum in 1990 to Village. efits of the program and as conservation “protect the natural habitats of Brevard and land management efforts have sup- County by acquiring environmentally ported thousands of acres of sensitive sensitive lands for conservation, passive ecosystems, there has been a decrease in recreation, and environmental education.” millages - or tax rate allocations that go Voters approved a second referendum toward the program - the funding report in 2004, and like the 1990 referendum, it notes. was designed to continue for a period of The report points out that the decrease 20 years. has led to a 26 percent reduction in the A long-term financial plan was pro- operations budget and a 35 percent cut in posed to the Brevard County Commis- staff. sion in 1997 but was never adopted, Program staff said that the decreased according to the funding report. millages, along with the lack of a long- EEL committee members are reviewing term funding plan, are two key issues that several ideas for long-term funding that they and EEL committee members will be will eventually be proposed to the county Nice Catch! focusing on in the coming months and commissioners. Help us celebrate one of the Space Coast’s most popular pastimes by sub- years. “The Future of the EEL Program” will mitting a photo of your most recent catch – straight from Brevard’s waters. To inform the public about the issues, be held on the following dates: Email a photo of you with your fish that is at least 1MB or 300 DPI in size to: staff members have planned a special -Sunday, July 2 at 2 p.m., Barrier Island [email protected]. meeting, “The Future of the EEL Pro- Center, 8385 S. Highway A1A, Melbourne Write “CATCH OF THE WEEK” in the subject line, and in the body of the gram,” which will highlight what the pro- Beach email, please include the following information: gram does and how funds are currently -Wednesday, July 5 at 6 p.m., Enchanted used. A history of funding will also be Forest Education Center, 444 Columbia • Your name • City you live in • Age (if 18 or younger) presented. Blvd., Titusville • Type of fish • Approximate size of fish The first meeting was in June, and four -Thursday, July 6 at 7 p.m., EEL Admin- • Area you caught the fish additional meetings are planned for early istration Office, 91 East Drive, Melbourne • Phone number in case we have questions (will not be printed) July. -Saturday, July 8 at 10 a.m., Sams House “All we’re trying to do is make sure peo- Education Center, 6195 N. Tropical Trail, ple are aware of the current situation of Merritt Island Always Never the program,” Program Manager Mike For more information about the special Knight said. “In a nutshell, they need to meetings, the program’s monthly public Fresh! Frozen! understand that there’s a budget shortfall meetings, or program funding, call (321) to cover the operation of the program in 255-4466. 33 S. Atlantic Ave. the near future, and we’re seven years To find out more about EEL site loca- 321-613-5981 Cocoa Beach, FL from the program ending and there’s no tions and events, visit www.brevardfl.gov/ long-term financial plan.” EELProgram. Mr. Knight said he believes that as pro-

The second pick-up will be 20 minutes later at Sams Club parking on S.R. 520, off Out I-95, Exit 201 east, with a possible third From page 22 scallops pick-up at Cracker Barrel Titusville, Exit 215 west. triple tail theaters. salmon Coolers are allowed on transportation with mahi mahi The event starts at 3 p.m. Tuesday, July 4 grouper imbibing allowed. and runs until midnight at the Daytona corvina This event will run, rain or shine. It will not snapper cod Beach Bandshell on the beach. The actual be canceled. concert starts at 7:15 p.m. The concert is SELECTIONS VARY DAILY & WEEKLY The cost is only $55 per seat, cash or free and includes fireworks. • Call Us for Big, Small and Custom Orders check or $58 per seat by credit card. Join thousands of locals and visitors at Rate includes transportation, taxes, tolls, • Award Winning Corn & Crawfish Chowder this historic coquina amphitheater to enjoy tour guides and gratuities. To book, email • Mango Salsa • Fish Dip • Spices the sights and sounds of summer. Park in [email protected] or call (321) • Specialty Products • Non-GMO Items the Ocean Center garage, take the crosswalk 259-6300. to the Bandshell in Oceanfront Park, rent a • Imported & Raw Milk Cheese chair (one for $3 or 2 for $5), purchase a • Select Produce Available drink and enjoy the show. Red, White and Boom! July 4th Hours: Now making meals to go a couple The first pickup will be leaving at 3 p.m. Independence Day Celebration times a week. Today’s specials sharp in huge air-conditioned supervan from Tuesday- are Mahi Wellington with a World Of Beer Viera at 2290 Town Center Planning is well underway for this year’s Saturday Any10% Single Selection of Fish • WithOFF this coupon • Expires 7/717 hollandaise sauce or spaghetti Cannot be combined with any other offer squash with lemon crusted cod. Ave. See OUT, page 25 12-7 Come see us for our specials. 26 Hometown News – NORTH BREVARD– www.HometownNewsBrevard.com Friday, June 30, 2017 Celebrate Independence Day with concert, fireworks By Brittany Mulligan out for the day,” Mr. [email protected] McBride told Hometown News. “That is a combi- BREVARD COUNTY – The military is nation of the those inside made up of men, women, fathers, broth- the sanctuary, the over- ers and neighbors, all Americans that flow in our church hall stand together to defend our country. and those outside on our Next month, we honor those members lawn. The event is great of our American community in song; on patriotic music celebrat- July 4, the Melbourne Municipal Band ing our country.” and Festival Chorus are joining in a patri- During the concert, otic evening entitled, “God Bless the USA” veterans and their fami- at the Eastminster Presbyterian Church. lies will be asked to stand This free concert is scheduled to run in recognition when the from 7:30-8:45 p.m. Ice cream will be military anthem for their served before and after the concert, and service branch is played. the event will conclude with fireworks at 9 Eastminster Presbyte- p.m. rian Church Outreach “It is always an honor to celebrate our Team Leader Dr. Linda country, our freedoms and those who Jaspers said, “We are fought to endow us with those,” said Rob- again pleased to make ert McBride, Eastminster Presbyterian our beautiful church and music director. “The band and the choir grounds available to the and everyone involved in hosting the entire community. event considers it an honor and a pleasure Everyone is welcome and to offer this to the community.” all events are free of The audience is encourage to sing along charge. Please join us for as the band plays patriotic favorites such a memorable July 4 tra- as the “Star Spangled Banner,” “God Bless dition.” America,” “God of Our Fathers,” “Armed Eastminster Presbyte- Forces Salute” and “Battle Hymn of the rian Church is at 106 N. Republic.” Riverside Drive, Indi- Lyrics will be provided, and organizers alantic. Photo courtesy of Dana Niemeier Photography expect to see a full house this Fourth of The Melbourne Municipal Band and Festival Chorus will provide patriotic music for July. For more information, the public in a free community event at Eastminster Presbyterian Church on Tues- “Judging from the last couple of years, call (321) 723-8371 or we expect to see about 2,000 people come visit www.EPCfl.org. day, July 4th.

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George T. Shelton

George T. Shelton, 63, of Merritt Island, died Friday, June 9, 2017. Arrangements were by Island Crema- tions Funeral Home, Merritt Island.

John Hoover Jr.

John Hoover Jr., 62, of Cocoa, died Fri- day, June 9, 2017. Arrangements were by Island Crema- tions Funeral Home, Merritt Island.

Penny R. McCain

Penny R. McCain, 55, of Merritt Island, died Monday, June 12, 2017. Arrangements were by Island Crema- tions Funeral Home, Merritt Island.

Carmela Fillicelli

Carmela Fillicelli, 95, of Cocoa, died Monday, June 12, 2017. Arrangements were by North Brevard Funeral Home, Titusville.

Joseph Albert Lessey Jr. Joseph Albert Lessey Jr., 78, of Titus- Answers Located in the Classified Section ville, died Monday, June 12, 2017. Arrangements were by North Brevard Funeral Home, Titusville.

Ira Douglas Morgan

Ira Douglas Morgan, 88, of Merritt Island, died Tuesday, June 13, 2017. Arrangements were by Island Crema- tions Funeral Home, Merritt Island.

Richard L. Hill

Richard L. Hill, 81, of Merritt Island, died Wednesday, June 14, 2017. Arrangements were by Island Crema- tions Funeral Home, Merritt Island.

Debra A. Mauch

Debra A. Mauch, 61, of Cocoa, died Wednesday, June 14, 2017. Arrangements were by Ammen Family 28 Hometown News – NORTH BREVARD– www.HometownNewsBrevard.com Friday, June 30, 2017 grammed to not go over 55 mph, some 65 nothing more? The “No Signal” message of their equipment and many of their Rants mph if they are newer. is another new addition to the TV. We’ve techs, someone forgot to tell them how to From page 7 If you are late for work, it is your own finally caught on to that fix, but why work things. Come back Brighthouse. fault, get up earlier so you can drive to should the customer continue having to Please! Lights on instead of slowing down and work at ease and safely, not only for you, fix the company problems? stop by the time we turn our Stop Red but for others. .... And remember, the Why does it still say Brighthouse on our Response to the ‘It used to be a lights and Stop arms at a complete stop. child I am transporting, could be your phone service? Another challenge is with drivers wait- own child, our your neighbor’s child, so At one point there were five Spectrum nice place to live’ writer ing at an intersection make that right turn show respect for the school buses and trucks parked up and down our street. with their traffic red light on, if they see obey traffic laws. There’s nothing but trouble with the com- I was born in DeLand in 1937. That us coming down the road even if we are pany. And then, there’s a price hike. What makes me a resident for (80) years. All of only 25 feet away from that intersection, Come back Brighthouse, please for? Our service is worse, not better. my neighbors are from other states or make the daredevil turn anyways, they Also there are days when the email will countries. I agree with you 99percent not work at all. When you call you’re told about all of the greenery and business don’t care to butt in front of us. It is hard We wonder how many people are notic- they’re working on it. That’s no help to me coming and going. I never dreamed this to stop a vehicle that large and heavy ing how inefficient our “new” cable com- because I work at home and that’s how I state would be so crowded. We will soon when someone cuts in front of you. pany is. What’s with this “Please Wait” do my job. . .on the email. be like Clearwater, St. Pete and St. Augus- Needless to say, on interstate highway that appears several times a week on the Brighthouse sure sold us down the tine. The other 1 percent you failed to driving, people behave the same way, even screen or why does the show just freeze, river. Even though Spectrum took over all mention: How did we get like this? though most or our buses are pro- leaving a still picture on the screen and

false imprisonment-domestic violence trolled substance without a prescription, byshire Drive, Titusville, was charged Police and felony battery-domestic violence. possession of a weapon/ammo by a con- June 21 with petit theft. From page 5 Jacob Adam Jones, 25, of 4420 Seneca victed felon and three counts of aggravat- Niki Floyd, 30, of 462 Ormond Ave., Ave., Cocoa, was charged June 18 with ed assault with a deadly weapon. Merritt Island, was charged June 21 with and two counts of criminal mischief. unarmed burglary of an unoccupied con- Jeanette Kathrine Cirone, 51, of 530 possession of a controlled substance with Judah Urias Drummond, 40, address veyance and grand theft from a motor Nicklaus Circle, Cocoa, was charged June intent to sell within 1,000 feet of a school/ unknown, was charged June 30 with pos- vehicle. 20 with aggravated battery-domestic vio- business/place of worship, possession of session of not more than 20 grams of Chirsel Denise Brown, 30, of 259 lence. drug paraphernalia, possession of not marijuana, public nudity and felony sexu- Lemon St., Cocoa, was charged June 19 Charles Jesse Hill, 28, of 4041 Grapehill more than 20 grams of marijuana, felony al predator violation – failure to report with aggravated battery of a pregnant St., Cocoa, was charged June 20 with flee- on-site violation of probation and two name/residence change. woman and retaliating against a witness/ ing and eluding, possession of a weapon/ counts of possession of a controlled sub- Dawna Lyn Harmon, 38, of 7551 South victim-aggravated assault. ammo by a convicted felon, using/dis- stance without a prescription. U.S. Highway 1, Titusville, was charged Larone Kenta Brown-Lee, 39, of 312 N. playing a firearm during a felony, posses- Quintin Lamar Anderson, 28, of 908 June 30 with possession of cocaine and Fiske Blvd., Cocoa, was charged June 19 sion of drug with intent to sell/manufac- Westview Drive, Cocoa, was charged June possession of drug paraphernalia. with aggravated battery of a pregnant ture/deliver, possession of 22 with aggravated assault. Jason Matthew Schrimsher, 41, of 211 woman and retaliating against a witness/ methamphetamine, possession of not Michell L. Cannon, 37, of 1410 Old Caroline St., Unit N12, Cape Canaveral, victim-aggravated assault. more than 20 grams of marijuana, posses- Dixie Highway, Titusville, was charged was charged June 30 with possession of a Samantha Renate Gardner, 36, of 117 sion of drug paraphernalia, felony viola- June 22 with driving while license sus- weapon/ammo by a convicted felon. Anchorage Ave., No. 6, Cape Canaveral, tion of probation, felony on-site violation pended, purchasing methamphetamine, Karah Elaine Howe, 38, of 7110 Acker- was charged June 19 with aggravated bat- of probation and two counts of driving giving false identification to a law man Ave., Cocoa, was charged June 17 tery, resisting arrest without violence and while license suspended. enforcement officer and possession of with molesting a coin machine, petit theft felony battery-domestic violence. Carla Denise Paradise, 40, of 2569 drug paraphernalia. from a coin machine, two counts of crim- Stanley Dale Pearce, 53, of 2480 Bonny Stratford Drive, Cocoa, was charged June Stacy Marie Clapper, 45, of 375 Coun- inal mischief, petit theft, petit theft-pock- Drive, Cocoa, was charged June 19 with 20 with possession of cocaine, possession try Lane Drive, Cocoa, was charged June et picking, two counts of larceny from a unarmed burglary of an unoccupied of drug paraphernalia and two counts of 22 with possession of a controlled sub- coin machine and three counts of crimi- structure and possession of drug para- felony on-site violation of probation. stance without a prescription, possession nal mischief. phernalia. Aaron Charles Purcell, 31, of 735 of cocaine and possession of drug para- James Cash Corona, 18, of 5305 Cab- Atorri Amon Rhynes, 18, of 1231 Thomas Lane, Cocoa, was charged June phernalia. bage Palm St., Cocoa, was charged June Holmes St., Cocoa, was charged June 19 20 with failure to appear, petit theft, grand Chastity Dawn Mosher, 42, of 1417 18 with unarmed burglary of an occupied with shooting/throwing a missile into a theft, two counts of molesting a coin-op- Cowart Road, Cocoa, was charged June structure, loitering/prowling, resisting vehicle/dwelling/building/aircraft. erated machine, three counts of petit theft 22 with driving while license permanently arrest with violence, criminal and felony Cody Richard Bernath, 34, of 4272 from a coin-operated machine, revoked, refusing to submit to a DUI test, battery of an officer/firefighter/EMT. Royal Palm Ave., Cocoa, was charged five counts of larceny from a coin-oper- felony driving under the influence and Dion Ray Guinn, 36, of 1124 Aron St., June 20 with dealing in stolen property, ated machine and seven counts of crimi- felony driving under the influence caus- Cocoa, was charged June 18 with fraudu- grand theft and giving false verification of nal mischief. ing personal injury/property damage. lent use of a credit card and grand theft. ownership of regulated metals. James Edward Waller, 24, of 5460 Hol- Terry Oconnor Spruill, 29, of 2709 Nathan Patrick Haynes, 28, of 1450 Antwan Keenor Brownlee, 38, of 312 N. land Drive, Mims, was charged June 20 Bethune Ave., Mims, was charged June 22 Trout St., Merritt Island, was charged June Fiske Blvd., Cocoa, was charged June 20 with burglary with assault/battery and fel- with possession of cocaine, possession of 18 with tampering in a felony proceeding, with possession of cocaine, trafficking a ony battery. drug paraphernalia, disorderly conduct controlled substance, possession of a con- David M. Firment, 47, of 4312 Der- and felony battery. DIRECTORY Friday, June 30, 2017 Hometown News – NORTH BREVARD – www.HometownNewsBrevard.com 29 BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

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