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Volume XXXIV, No. 43 www.TBNweekly.com January 31, 2013 ENTERTAINMENT Bay Pines project moves forward City gives initial OK to development agreement for 2nd phase By BOB McCLURE mains to be seen. cial. It also provides an assurance to the city of Walmart has discussed the possibility with city of- Seminole that ultimately a hotel can be constructed SEMINOLE – The next phase of construction on ficials but has not agreed to build according to the as proposed as a part of the development.” Lisa O’Brien stars as Jimmie Wyvette the Bay Pines property moved forward Jan. 22 when Mediterranean architectural style the city requires. A 2-acre site on the east side of the project, next to Verdeen in the West Coast Players the City Council voted unanimously to give prelimi- Unless Walmart gives in, the city will not approve 100th Way North, has been set aside for the future Theatre production of “The Red Velvet nary approval to a development agreement. the chain to build on the site, said City Manager construction of a hotel. Cake War.” ... Page 10B. The deal, between the city and KE Bay Pines Prop- Frank Edmunds. The agreement also sets aside a 3/4-acre location erties LLC, if passed during a second public hearing The agreement covers a 30-year span. on the northeast corner of the site for the construc- SEMINOLE on Feb. 12, will open the door for Kitson and Part- “It follows the master plan agreement the City tion of a city fire station. ners to submit a site plan for city approval later this Council approved in July 2011 as well as the apart- The agreement addresses perimeter fencing on the year. ment agreement approved in 2012,” said Edmunds. northern property line and states it must be consistent “Buy local” The development agreement sets the parameters “The agreement before you allows for the continua- in style with the PVC fences used on the north side of for the commercial and residential development of tion of the multi-use development of the remainder program kicks off the 40-acre parcel. Just who will build on the site re- of the site, including residential as well as commer- See BAY PINES, page 4A The long-awaited launch of a “buy local” program in Seminole is now a real- ity. The Greater Seminole Area Chamber PSTA of Commerce and Gulfport-based Local- Shops1 have teamed up to form a new “Buy Local Seminole” campaign. looks to ... Page 2A.

COMMUNITY improve Teen musician to transit perform on NPR By SUZETTE PORTER Is it work or is it fun? Do the countless While the Pinellas Suncoast hours spent practicing the French horn Transit Authority Board is mov- make Kaitlyn Resler want to try some- ing forward with plans to im- thing else? Not a chance. The 17-year-old prove local service and better Clearwater Beach native says playing connect to the rest of Tampa classical music on her instrument is all Bay, its first priority is maintain- she has ever really wanted to do, and it is ing current levels of service. as much fun as it is work. Resler will be But, record ridership and performing on National Public Radio on higher-than-ever demand is put- Sunday, Feb. 3, the result of securing a ting a strain on finances. place through a national audition pro- The PSTA board agreed Jan. cess. 23 to ask Pinellas County Com- ... Page 3A. Photos by BOB McCLURE missioners to authorize adding a Mayor Leslie Waters, front left, displays a plaque awarded to retired Mayor Jimmy Johnson, front right. Standing in back, from left, are referendum to the November City Councilors Bob Matthews, John Counts, Chris Burke, Thomas Barnhorn and Jim Quinn. COUNTY 2014 election ballot that would ask voters to approve a transit Pinellas workers improvement sales tax. End of an era “We are at a point where we ei- ther ask the county to put a ref- give day of service erendum for a new funding For employees of Pinellas County, City officials honor retired Seminole Mayor Jimmy Johnson source on the ballot or start Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a Day of By BOB McCLURE the face of Seminole at most public events. planning to drastically cut bus Service, a day to use time off from work Johnson was forced to resign as mayor Nov. 2 due to health service,” PSTA CEO Brad Miller to volunteer for the community. SEMINOLE – City officials rolled out the red carpet Jan. 27 at issues. A few weeks earlier he underwent esophagus surgery due told the board. ... Page 7A. the Seminole Recreation Center to honor the longtime face of the to an inability to swallow well. Although the procedure was la- Miller estimated that PSTA city. paroscopic, it was extremely hard on Johnson and zapped him of would be forced to cut up to 30 SCHOOLS A crowd of about 200 attended a two-hour reception for former his strength. percent of its bus service by Mayor Jimmy Johnson, who resigned from office in early Novem- In March 2008, he had a single lung transplant that has re- 2016 if more money didn’t come SHS hosts ber due to health reasons. quired Johnson to be on three anti-rejection drugs since. He in to pay to keep its buses on the Johnson, 70, wept at the podium as he spoke briefly about his makes regular trips to Tampa for monitoring of his medications. road. late daughter Heather who he wished could have been in atten- Johnson’s fight with lung disease began in the spring of 2007 However, despite recent media robotics event dance. But on a brighter note, he received a number of accolades when he was experiencing a cough that wouldn’t go away. After reports, the board did not talk For the uninitiated attending a robotics from city and county leaders on hand. he was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis, he underwent a about a specific sales tax amount competition, it is sensory overload. The They included current Mayor Leslie Waters, City Councilors number of tests and nearly was declared a noncandidate for the or any projects the money would stands are full of cheering students and Thomas Barnhorn, Chris Burke, John Counts, Bob Matthews surgery when a tumor was discovered in his intestinal tract. fund, according to PSTA Manag- parents, music is playing, the master of and Jim Quinn; City Manager Frank Edmunds, City Attorney However, the tumor was found to be benign and Johnson was er of community relations Bob ceremonies is loudly directing what is John Elias, State Rep. Larry Ahern, Clerk of the Court Ken given the green light for the transplant. Lasher. going on, a big screen showing it all in liv- Burke, Pinellas County commissioners Janet Long, John Mor- A native of Fayetteville, N.C., the former mayor earned a de- Lasher said in an interview ing color. Such was the scene at the roni and Norm Roche; former Pinellas Park Mayor Bill Mischler, gree in personnel management from the University of South Jan. 24 that the bigger priority is Seminole High School gym on Jan. 26 Gulfport Mayor Mike Yates and Belleair Bluffs Commissioner Florida and served four years in the U.S. Air Force as a cryptolo- keeping the buses running. where the U.S. First Robotics Pinellas Jack Nazario. gist, before embarking on his career with Kmart that took him to Lasher said projections show League Championship tournament was Johnson served for nearly 10 years on the City Council as a 13 cities. that property tax revenue, which held. councilor, interim mayor and mayor for two terms. Among the honors he received at the reception was a county currently funds a large portion of ... Page 9A. In September 2000, he was named executive director of the proclamation from Morroni declaring Jan. 27 as Jimmy Johnson PSTA’s budget, would remain flat Greater Seminole Chamber of Commerce, a position he held for Day in Pinellas County. until at least 2018, while operat- over 12 years. Morroni called Johnson “one of my most favorite people I’ve ing expenses would continue to VIEWPOINTS Residents first knew Johnson, who has lived in Seminole since had an opportunity to work with.” increase. He said the board 1980, as the manager of the Seminole Kmart store where he Waters referred to Johnson’s tenure as “a great run” before wanted to make the public aware worked for a number of years. After ending a 33-year run with she and the other City Council members presented him with a Carl Hiaasen of its request for a different way Kmart, he turned his attention to public life and truly became sizeable plaque, recognizing his years of service to the city. Conspiracy kook to fund transit as early as possi- should make for a ble to allow everyone to have a good case study, say in the matter. columnist says. “We want the public fully in- … Page 13A. volved,” he said. “We want this vetted so we can find out how best to serve the public. We did- n’t want to be accused of coming up with anything at the last Features minute or the public saying they weren’t involved in the decision.” Business ...... 5A He said regardless of any fu- Classifieds ...... 7-9B ture changes in transit, not Community ...... 3A enough money is coming in to County ...... 7-8A pay for operational expenses, Entertainment ...... 1-6, 10B such as fuel, insurance and Faith & family ...... 15A labor costs. Health ...... 14A “There is a widening gap be- Just for fun ...... 2B tween revenue and expenses, Pets of the Week ...... 10A and we need to add additional Schools ...... 9A funding just to cover that,” he Seminole ...... 2A said. “Then we need to look to Sports ...... 6A providing for future needs. Viewpoints ...... 13A Whether that is by adding more Call 397-5563 Above left, Jimmy Johnson speaks briefly to those in attendance at his reception. Above right, Nancy Giles, chairwoman of the bus service or bus and rail has For News & Advertising Seminole Chamber of Commerce board of directors, pins a ceramic star on Jimmy Johnson. PARC participants made the star. See PSTA, page 4A

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‘Buy Local Seminole’ program kicks off New pool By BOB McCLURE businesses.” Member businesses pay $100 per year to join LocalShops1 and indi- SEMINOLE – The long-awaited launch of a “buy local” program in vidual cardholders pay a one-time fee of $20 to participate. Seminole is now a reality. As an incentive to increase membership, the Seminole Chamber is The Greater Seminole Area Chamber of Commerce and Gulfport- offering new chamber members a free 1-year LocalShops1 member- based LocalShops1 have teamed up to form a new “Buy Local Semi- ship and 10 free individual cards for a total value of $300. nole” campaign. “The (individual) card gives the holder the opportunity to get dis- The partnership will allow Seminole-area businesses to become a counts and be eligible for specials at a member discount,” said Edel- part of LocalShops1, a Web-based marketing company that gives man. “It’s really almost like a discount book.” member businesses an opportunity to offer regular discounts and spe- Edelman said there are about 1,400 businesses in Seminole that cials through the LocalShops1 website that more than 25,000 Local- could benefit by joining the program. Shop1 members have access to. “I think if we get 100 or 200 in, it would be great,” he said. LocalShops1, which was founded in 2008, currently has about 350 As an added incentive, Edelman said current Seminole Chamber member businesses on board in Pinellas, Hillsborough and Pasco members would get one individual membership card free ($20 value) counties. Each business can access the LocalShops1 website and up- date their pages to reflect specials or sales for a specific period. when the business renews its chamber membership. “I feel it is imperative we do everything possible to support the local Venouziou said member businesses are all independent operations business community, which is why I believe so strongly in the Local- with no retail chains or “big box” stores. About 20 percent are restau- Shops1 program,” said Seminole Chamber president Roger Edelman. rants and about 50 percent are retail, which is split between home- The program is beginning with 20 charter Buy Local Seminole mem- based businesses and brick-and-mortar companies. bers, who will be featured on a new website, BuyLocalSeminole.com, Venouziou said LocalShops1 offers monthly meetings and socials for as well as on the Chamber and LocalShops1 sites. member businesses to get involved more and network with other busi- Photo courtesy of CAROL MARTZ “It has been great working with the Seminole Chamber to put to- nesses. Residents of the Bickley RV Park, 5640 Seminole Blvd., pose for a gether a program for their local businesses,” said Ester Venouziou, “The more you put into it, the more you get out of it,” she said. photo during a ground breaking Jan. 21 for a new swimming pool. founder and president of LocalShops1. “Buy Local Seminole expands For more information about joining, contact the Seminole Chamber The new pool is expected to be open in 60 to 90 days. our existing 1Card program with the chamber’s many tools to help at 392-3245.

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Probably but nothing more. expo scheduled at Freedom Square ficial for public schools told a We should be driven by the stan- SEMINOLE – The city’s annual SEMINOLE – A health fair fea- gathering at St. Petersburg Col- dards.” Fit Over Fifty Senior Health and turing a variety of free screenings lege Jan. 23 that a change in Created by teachers and edu- Wellness Expo will take place is set Tuesday, Feb. 5, 10 a.m. to 2 state testing two years from now cators across the country, the Thursday, Jan. 31, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., in the Phase 2 lobby of Free- will require teachers to focus Common Core standards provide p.m., at the Seminole Recreation dom Square, 7800 Liberty Lane. more on instructing the skill of clear expectations for what stu- Center, 9100 113th St. The free screenings are for vi- critical thinking. dents should be learning in each The free event features a variety sion and glaucoma, blood sugar, Pam Stewart, chancellor of grade to prepare for college or a of health and fitness vendors with hearing, blood pressure, leg circu- public schools for the Florida De- career. health products aimed at folks 50 lation and more. partment of Education, told those The new standards were born and older. attending a Village Square dis- from the U.S. Department of Ed- Candidates forum cussion on the new Common ucation’s Race to the Top Assess- Recycling group set at City Hall ment Program, which was funded Core Standards that teachers plans meeting SEMINOLE – The city of Semi- won’t have to teach to certain under the American Recovery SEMINOLE – The Seminole Dis- nole plans a City Council candi- standards, such as they do now and Reinvestment Act of 2009. To Photo by BOB McCLURE cussion Group on Recycling and dates forum on Thursday, Feb. 7, for the FCAT exam, but they will help meet President Barack A panel of education officials discusses the next phase of testing Sustainability will hold its next 7 p.m., at Seminole City Hall, need to concentrate on a new Obama’s goal of restoring the na- standards in Florida at a Village Square discussion Jan. 23 at St. meeting Monday, Feb. 4, 10 a.m., 9199 113th St. style of approach. tion’s position as the world leader Petersburg College. From left are Michael Grego, Pinellas County at the Seminole Community Li- The “Meet the Candidates” event “I believe if teachers use the in college graduates by 2020, the Superintendent of Schools; Mindy Haas, president-elect of Florida PTA; brary. will feature City Council incum- questioning skills where it does Race to the Top Program awarded moderator Bill Heller, a dean and professor at the University of South The topic will be Tampa Bay bents Thomas Barnhorn and Jim dig deeper,” Stewart said, “they two grants totaling $330 million Florida-St. Petersburg; Nancy Milichamp, media specialist at Madeira Time, an organization concerning Quinn, along with challengers (students) will be prepared for for new student assessment sys- Beach Fundamental School; Pam Stewart, chancellor of public schools, Tom Christy and Matt Nilssen. whatever test is put in front of tems. time banking and bartering. Also, Florida Department of Education; and Doug Tuthill, president of Step A representative from the them.” One is the Partnership for As- a local business that sells citrus Up For Students. The new Common Core Standards go into effect and tropical trees will discuss vari- League of Women Voters will mod- Stewart gave an example on sessment of Readiness for College during the 2014-15 school year. reading comprehension. If a and Careers. The other is the ous types of trees they sell and erate the forum. Candidates will be woman wears a dress to a ball, Smarter Balanced Assessment “The PARCC assessment will On training and working with how to care for these trees. given the opportunity for opening teachers should not just ask Consortium. be much more complex,” he said. teachers.” For more information, contact and closing statements, and writ- what color was the woman’s Florida has signed on to the “I’ve seen questions. It’s a much Stewart backed up Grego’s re- Mary at queenofrecycle@hot ten questions will be taken from dress. Teachers should ask why PARCC assessment system. It is more higher order of thinking. We marks about assessments and mail.com. the floor or questions may be the woman chose that color, one 23 states and the District of should be teaching students how measuring students’ progress. emailed to the city clerk, Stewart said. Columbia that have done so. to critically think.” “However, it must be done in a Blessed Sacrament [email protected] prior to The idea is to make students Twenty-two other states have While some educators have healthy manner,” she said. “I 4 p.m. the day of the forum. plans auction gala This forum will be televised live think more freely, she said. signed on to the SMARTER sys- criticized the concept of assess- don’t think there’s anyone in the SEMINOLE – Blessed Sacra- “Every teacher has the obliga- tem. ments, Grego said he likes the Turlington Building or the capital on Bright House channel 615, and ment Catholic School, 11501 66th re-run throughout the week. It will tion to teach the standards,” Both systems assess math and idea and believes without them, that wants to see children so Ave., plans its 50th Anniversary Stewart said. “I hate the phrase English language arts from third education would not function stressed out that they can’t go to also be streamed live over the In- Auction Gala Saturday, Feb. 2, 6 ternet at www.myseminole.com. teaching to the test. But if it’s im- grade through high school. properly. school. But that’s not to say we p.m., in the Parish Center. portant knowledge for our stu- The PARCC coalition will “The only purpose for assess- shouldn’t measure. The evening includes dinner by dents to know, I think it’s specifically test students’ ability ments is to drive instruction,” he “If we use assessment to drive Carrabba’s Italian Grill, silent and Ahern files important to teach it.” to read, complete research proj- said. “Assessment is a wonderful instruction, we’ve done a great live auctions, and entertainment. relief bills She noted that panels of ex- ects, excel in classroom speaking tool that helps assist the heart of service to our students,” she said. Tickets are $25 and available at SEMINOLE – State Rep. Larry perts and teachers statewide de- and listening assignments, and this profession and that’s teach- “Common Core is about having the school office. Advertising and Ahern, R-Seminole, has filed two termined the Sunshine State work with digital media. ing and learning. The problems kids discover their own. It will sponsorship opportunities are also bills for consideration by the Flori- Standards for the next generation It also will end the single end- we’re having are not based on create life-long learners because available. da Legislature that would give fi- and it’s important that teachers of-year accountability test in FCAT or assessments. It’s what we are no longer making passive Contact the school at 391-4060. nancial relief to Florida families. teach to those standards. favor of a series of exams we’re doing with those assess- learners by the teacher dissemi- The first bill, Delinquent Real “I think one of the problems we throughout the school year. ments. So let’s take the best (of nating the information. We’re Sunday Musicale Property Taxes, lowers the interest have is when teachers pass out Those assessments will be used FCAT) and move and evolve from helping students discover it on rate on the sale of delinquent real those worksheets that are a drill,” to create a combined, single score that.” their own and be able to answer slated at library property tax certificates from 18 to Stewart said. “That’s inappropri- and reduce the pressure of a sin- Grego said it all revolves questions that they never could SEMINOLE – The Friends of the 12 percent. ate and doesn’t do a good job of gle test. PARCC also will give around retooling current teachers before.” Seminole Library plan a free Sun- “With many Florida families teachers information about stu- preparing students for life, testing and reshaping the college cur- Stewart said Common Core, day Musicale event on Feb. 3, at struggling to make ends meet, this dents’ progress throughout the or anything we want to prepare riculums of future educators. content-wise, is not a major shift the library. reduction will provide some much- year. students for – unless we think “We debate whether or not the from the state’s next generation Entertainment will be by needed relief,” Ahern said. we’re going to send them out into Florida is currently phasing in grading of schools is good or of Sunshine State Standards. Suzanne and Jim, providing Amer- Former Pinellas County Tax Col- the world to deal with worksheets the standards. bad,” he said. “But the fact is we “It’s just a shift in the way we ican roots music. lector W. Fred Petty worked with every day. Michael Greg, superintendent have to ensure that the popula- instruct students,” she said. The award-winning vocalists Ahern on the proposed legislation. “I think it’s important to have a of Pinellas County Schools, said tion of Florida is well educated. For more information on Com- and musicians blend banjo, guitar, Petty says it is now time to lower clear understanding of what the the PARCC assessments would As a superintendent, I would mon Core, visit www.fldoe.org/ flute, courtship dulcimer, and the rate. standards are,” she added. change the way teachers teach. focus more on the instruction. schools/ccc. homespun humor into a fun time. “The current 18 percent interest rate was assessed at a time when Senior luncheon set rates on loans were substantially PSTA, from page 1A The survey asks participants forms on the PSTA website. Look see the effects before making SEMINOLE – The city of Semi- higher than they are right now,” where their closest bus stop is lo- for the Contact Us link on the far changes. He said it is always diffi- nole’s next senior luncheon will be Ahern said. cated. It asks them to choose from not been determined.” right of the top menu. Select the cult to make cuts to routes be- Tuesday, Feb. 5 with a “Red Hots” The second bill, Tax on Sales, a preset list the main reason they Dunedin City Commissioner Customer Comment Form and cause for some people the bus is theme. Use, and other Transactions, don’t use transit and any other Julie Ward Bujalski, who also then choose either the general the only way they have to get Tickets are $7 and must be pur- would gives Floridians some sales reasons a person might not choose where they need to go. serves on the PSTA board, said comment form or the chased by Friday, Feb. 1. Recre- tax relief. The popular back-to- to use the bus system. Reasons Fortunately, good planning Jan 23, “This is just the first step complaint/commendation form. ation cards are not necessary to school sales tax holiday suspends listed include having no service helped with a difficult situation. in the process and all we’re doing Lasher said people can use the participate. sales tax on most clothing items, near your home or when you need Lasher said officials at PSTA are today is asking the county if they’ll forms to request additional bus An Elvis Presley impersonator schools supplies and some com- it; takes too much time, not reli- constantly planning and have give us permission to ask voters.” stops, which sometimes can be will perform. The Clubhouse puters. If passed, the bill would able, too many transfers, not safe, done immediately, or inform staff plans going out to the year 2050. Four of the county’s seven com- Restaurant will prepare chicken provide the tax relief Aug. 2-4. cost, the need to travel in a private “We’re regularly reviewing missioners serve on the PSTA of problems, such as a bench parmesan. car and others. routes and making in-depth analy- board, Commissioners Susan Lat- turned over or trash at a stop. For further information, call The next section allows the pub- They can even turn in a rude driv- sis to realign service to need,” he Registration begins vala, Janet Long, Norm Roche and Kristyn at 391-8345. Ken Welch. lic to choose changes to bus serv- er. said. for Tropical Fun Run “I truly believe that this comes ice that would make them more or “We’re in the business of service But, making changes is not easy SEMINOLE – Registration is down to a quality of life issue for less likely to use PSTA. Next, par- – that’s No. 1,” Lasher said. “We to do, considering 22 municipali- Fire Department under way for the city’s inaugural citizens in Pinellas County,” Long ticipants are asked to select what want people to be involved.” ties pay for PSTA service and ex- plans open house Tropical Flip Flop Fun Run Satur- said. “The infrastructure in our routes they would most likely ride. pect to get their equal share, SEMINOLE – The City of Semi- day, March 9 prior to the start of community is not the best that it Another section asks the public PSTA, HART merger Lasher said. nole Fire Department plans its an- the annual Pow Wow Festival Pa- can be and our citizens deserve to agree or disagree with a number PSTA is continuing work with “From 2008 to 2010, we made nual open house Sunday, Feb. 10, rade at 10 a.m. down 113th better than that. We cannot afford of statements including that PSTA the Hillsborough Area Regional some tough choices,” he said. noon to 3 p.m., at Station 29, Street. to stay stuck in the moment and can get you where you need to go. Transit Authority on a Consolida- “People rely on us. They’re depend- 11195 70th Ave. Outrageous tropical attire and it’s time to plan for the future.” Officials want to know if the public tion Study, as mandated by the ent on us. But there is not a big Admission is free. Parking will flip-flops are strongly encouraged. Latvala agreed, saying, “This is thinks it is easy to make connec- state Legislature. The study is enough investment in local transit be available at Seminole Elemen- Awards will be handed out for the the right thing to do and the right tions, if the service is time efficient, looking at ways to consolidate re- to meet all the needs. We can’t tary School. most creative outfits. time to do it.” if it is safe, convenient, a benefit to sources to cut costs and improve provide service late nights or on The event will include free food Cost to participate is $5 per The board also stressed the the community and more. service for both organizations. the weekends. We need to put and drinks, fire station tours, fire tropical trotter. need to continue work on a com- The survey asks participants to The PSTA board voted Jan. 14 transit where people ride it.” engine rides, safety displays and For more information, call Kacy prehensive transit plan to present prioritize future transit invest- to follow recommendations from To do that requires a new fund- an extrication demonstration. Little at 391-8345. to the voters well ahead of the ref- ments. Choices include making the study that included conduct- ing source. Tourism is Pinellas erendum. transfers easier, starting service County’s No. 1 industry and ing a more extensive and in-depth come out to the site and make PSTA Chair Jeff Danner, who earlier or ending service later, de- tourists provide a big boost to BAY PINES from page 1A desk audit. PSTA advocates asking sure they’re in code,” said Phillips. also is a member of the St. Peters- creasing wait time, improving PSTA’s ridership, especially along the state Legislature to fund the “They’ve built a 30-foot wall so the burg City Council, said the public pedestrian access, making travel the beaches. Having a transit sales additional study. HART does not The Courtney apartments. bottom of the apartments are even would be a part of the planning for quicker, increasing reliability, in- tax would allow tourists to help support the desk audit or asking The deal also says all utilities with the roof lines of our homes. improved transit services. creasing connectivity outside the fund transit improvements, Lasher for funding. must be underground and all They’ve also slanted the property, “This will be a full countywide, county, serving more places and said. “PSTA always has and will con- free-standing signage must be instead of toward the street, to- multi-modal transit plan that we direct service to key destinations. Moving from funding transit tinue to support any measure that monumental style. ward the northwest corner toward will be refining with the help of the The final page contains a box through ad valorem to using a improves regional transit,” Danner Councilor Patricia Plantamura the creek.” community over the next year and where people can write out what transit sales tax would remove a said Jan. 14. “We look forward to expressed concern over the num- Phillips said it could lead to se- a half,” he said. they think PSTA can do to better continuing the collaborative efforts “big chunk off the county’s back,” inform the public. There is also a Lasher said. ber of trees that have been elimi- rious flooding for himself and his forged with our various trans- nated from the site but neighbors during a heavy rain. Community bus plan space to explain what the public portation partners throughout the “It would spread out the burden thinks PSTA can do to improve and a percentage would be picked Community Development Director Mary Burton Roberge, who lives and public input bay area. We have already identi- Mark Ely said the city would ulti- north of the construction on service to make it more likely that fied ways to improve efficiencies up by the tourists with their sales County residents can partici- mately benefit. 104th Way, said she and her hus- a person would become a more and service and look forward to tax money coming in,” he said. pate in the ongoing Pinellas Com- “Kitson and Partners has paid band have issues getting to sleep frequent rider in the future. There putting those in place along with Lasher said it is important for munity Bus Plan, which is an (the city) more than $164,000 to at night due to construction noise. is a third box for any additional finding new ones as we move for- the public to realize that fares can- in-depth study of the PSTA bus take down trees on the property,” “I can’t get any sleep from noise comments. Lastly, there is an op- ward.” not fund transit service although system. Ely said. “They’re preserving 68 of at all hours of the night,” she said. portunity to provide the partici- HART and PSTA met Jan. 28 to Pinellas pays for more of its costs The study is a way to find the 400 trees that were there and Roberge also complained of pant’s name and an email address go over the Consolidation Study, with fares than most other places. strengths, areas for improvement they’re bringing another 1,000 to cracks in steps leading from her to receive updates on the bus plan which must be delivered to state “There is nowhere in the world and get suggestions on how to im- 1,500 trees.” home to a patio. She said the and other news about PSTA’s serv- legislators by Feb. 1. The next where transit pays for itself,” he prove efficiency and increase rider- Edmunds said the $164,000 cracks have developed since the ice. steps remain to be seen, but will said. ship. Officials want to gain more paid to the city would go toward a construction began and could be Officials will use the information most likely include continued work The federal government pays for information about the needs of special city fund for planting trees a safety hazard. to come up with a plan that in- by both agencies to find common the buses, which are designed to residents, workers and visitors. in other areas of the city. She threatened a lawsuit cludes recommendations for im- solutions to improving transit run 12 years. Public transit au- One way to participate is to fill “City staff has dedicated a sig- against the city and ContraVest provements that can be done service for Tampa Bay. thorities, such as PSTA and HART, out an online survey available at nificant amount of time on this should she fall. Roberge said Ely quickly, within one to three years, Lasher said PSTA and HART are responsible for the cost of fuel, busplan.psta.net or via the Quick property, which will be a re-land- has been working with her to help as well as short-term options that have worked together since at least operational costs, labor, insurance Links on the home page at scaped property,” said Edmunds. solve her complaints. can be done in four to six years. 2005, which is the year he started and maintenance. PSTA.net. Look for the Pinellas “I can assure you this will be a In other action, councilors: Planning also will include mid- work for PSTA. He said the routes PSTA operates 24/7 with staff Community Bus Plan link on the well-landscaped project when it is • Approved spending $6,400 term solutions to be done in seven that link Pinellas and Hillsborough cleaning, fueling and servicing bottom of the left side. complete.” to 10 years and long-term alterna- are funded by a special state grant buses getting them ready to go from the Capital Improvement Survey questions begin with tives that could take as long as 15 that provides commuter service back on the road the next day. Fund for eight computers to be basic demographics, where you to 25 years to implement. across the bay during rush hour. Buses are on the road, depending Apartment complaints used by the city clerk’s office, fi- live, sex, age, basic household in- Officials expect to have results Unfortunately, ridership is “light,” on the route, as early as 6 a.m. Two residents of unincorporat- nance section, code enforcement come and the question “have you of the local study wrapped up by he said. and some continue to nearly mid- ed Seminole expressed concerns division, city manager’s office, li- ridden PSTA more than twice in late spring or early summer, Lash- Regardless, PSTA remains com- night. to councilors about the potential brary, community development the last year.” er said. At that time, they’ll begin mitted to supporting transit in “We’re working all the time so impact to their property from the and recreation. General questions include incorporating the information into Pinellas and throughout Tampa we can be ready to do our job, construction of the The Courtney • Reappointed Sharon Estigo whether PSTA provides an impor- the overall bus plan to improve Bay, he said. which is providing the best transit apartments on the Bay Pines site. and Ann Pici to three-year terms tant service and whether it pro- service. service we can,” Lasher said. Dennis Phillips, who lives on on the Tree Advisory Committee. vides an adequate amount of Lasher said a top complaint is But increasing costs and de- Woodland Drive west of the site, Also, Edmunds announced that public transit. Officials want to that it takes too long to get to a Good planning makes creasing revenues are creating lim- expressed fear over potential the city was awarded a 14th con- know if PSTA’s public image is destination because there are too a difference itations. flooding during a tropical storm or secutive Certificate of Achieve- good or poor or somewhere in be- many stops. He said some believe When the recession hit in 2008, “We need a different funding other heavy rain. He wondered if ment for Excellence in financial tween. They want to know if PSTA more express routes with limited PSTA had to make some difficult source to move forward,” Lasher Altamonte Springs-based Con- reporting for fiscal year 2011 by is important and whether more or stops are needed. adjustments. Lasher said staff said. “The alternative is cuts to traVest, developer of the apart- the Government Finance Officers less should be invested to provide Residents also can send in feed- poured over ridership data and service, which won’t get us where ments, was within city code. Association of the U.S. and Cana- transit service in Pinellas County. back about bus service using looked at every single bus run to we need to go.” “The city engineer needs to da. Seminole Beacon, January 31, 2013 Business 5A Business briefs Pomeroy Joins Synovus eyeglass wardrobe during the grand opening For complete details, visit www.eyespecial Business of the Year ST. PETERSBURG – Synovus Bank of Flori- week. No purchase is necessary for the eye- ist.com or call 518-2020. da, a division of Synovus Bank, recently an- glass cleaning kit or the $1,000 wardrobe nounced that Kenneth D. Pomeroy has joined drawing. 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013113 6A Sports Seminole Beacon, January 31, 2013 Sports roundup Youth hoops league Residents are also invited to watch the St. Peters- Tickets can also be purchased by phone at 888- The volunteer agreement includes apparel, tour- registration starts burg College women’s tennis team play at 3 p.m. on FAN-RAYS or 800-745-3000. nament admission when not volunteering, discount- Friday, Feb. 22. In addition to the tennis match, the Tickets are also available at the Tropicana Field ed golf – all while helping the PGA Tour event raise SEMINOLE – Registration is under way at the silent auction preview and draw party will be held at box office and all Ticketmaster outlets. funds for Tampa Bay area charities. Seminole Recreation Center for the city’s annual Treasure Bay at 6 p.m. The Rays open the regular season at home on Call Doug Laseter at 942-5557 or visit tampabay youth basketball league. A catered dinner will be offered at 7 p.m. for $20 Tuesday April 2, 3:10 p.m., against the Baltimore championship.com for more information. Boys and girls born from 1998 to 2003 are eligi- per person. Reservations for the buffet must be Orioles. ble to participate. The fee is $80 for recreation mem- made by calling the Treasure Island Recreation De- Upgrade2Success 5K bers and $120 for nonmembers. partment at 547-4575, ext 237. Blue Jays open spring slate Feb. 24 The season runs from February through May. A benefit Glow Golf scramble will be held at run scheduled A non-competitive instructional basketball pro- DUNEDIN – The Toronto Blue Jays’ spring train- LARGO – The Upgrade2Succes 5K and 1-mile fun Treasure Bay on Thursday, Feb. 21, at 6 p.m. ing schedule will consist of 16 home games, high- gram for children born in 2004 or 2005 is also avail- The cost is $25 per player or $40 per twosome, run will take place Saturday, March 16, 8 a.m., at lighted by a visit by the American League champion able. The fee is $40 for members and $120 for which includes all you can eat hotdogs, chips, and Wasingham Park in Largo. Detroit Tigers and contests versus all AL East Divi- nonmembers. soft drinks. Early registration is $20 through March 1. Regis- sion rivals, including two visits by the New York The basketball program also needs volunteer bas- The proceeds from this event will also benefit the tered adults can enter up to two children under 18 Yankees and Boston Red Sox. ketball coaches. Coaches are required to have past City of Treasure Island’s children’s programs and for free. The 2013 action begins in Dunedin on Sunday, playing experience and/or a working knowledge of the Gulf Beaches Rotary Foundation. Register online at www.GulfCoastGiving.org/run. Feb. 24, at Florida Auto Exchange Stadium against the sport of basketball. All coaches will complete a Court and hole sponsorships are available for a Proceeds will benefit Pinellas County schools with the Baltimore Orioles. All games begin at 1:05 p.m. volunteer coach’s application and receive a back- minimal fee. IT equipment and provide training for staff and stu- ground screening. For additional information or to be a hole or court To place ticket orders, please call toll free at 1- dents. The city is also looking for team sponsors. Spon- sponsor, please call Treasure Bay Golf and Tennis 888-525-JAYS, or direct at 733-0429, or visit In addition, a portion of the race proceeds will go sorships are tax deductible. at 360-6062 or the Treasure Island Recreation De- www.bluejays.com, or www.dunedinbluejays.com toward a relief fund for Sandy Hook Elementary For more information, call Keith Tickner at 397- partment at 547-4575, ext. 237. for more information. School in Newtown, Conn. 6085. The schedule is as follows: Gulf Coast Giving is a nonprofit organization Saltwater fishing class planned Sunday, Feb 24, Baltimore Orioles; Monday Feb. whose main mission is to provide schools and non- Tennis, Golf Challenge set 25, Boston Red Sox, (split squad); Tuesday Feb. 26, profit organizations with computer equipment and MADEIRA BEACH – A six-week fishing course Minnesota Twins; Wednesday Feb. 27, Houston As- training. TREASURE ISLAND – The Gulf Beaches Rotary conducted by Capt David Zalewski will be held on tros; Friday, March 1 Tampa Bay Rays; Saturday For more information visit www.GulfCoastGiv Club and the city of Treasure Island are again join- Wednesdays, Feb. 13 to March 20, 6:30 to 9 p.m., March 2, Philadelphia Phillies; Tuesday, March 5, ing.org/. ing forces to hold the 14th annual Rotary Tennis at Madeira Beach City Marina, 503 150th Ave. Baltimore Orioles; Saturday, March 9, Detroit and Golf Challenge on Saturday, Feb. 23, at Treas- Some of the subjects to be covered include selec- Tigers; Sunday, March 10, New York Yankees; tion and use of tackle, electronics, bottom fishing, Team USA plans baseball tryouts ure Bay Golf and Tennis, 10315 Paradise Blvd. Thursday, March 14, New York Yankees; Saturday, trolling, artificial reefs, and the cleaning and cooking PINELLAS PARK –The Team USA 10-under travel The Tennis Challenge will be a men’s and March 16, Baltimore Orioles; Tuesday, March 19, of fish. baseball club plans open tryouts at Davis Field for women’s doubles round-robin for players of all play- Houston Astros; Friday, March 22, Boston Red Sox; Cost is $50 for the six-week course. motivated kids wanting to take their skills to anoth- ing levels and abilities. The golf scramble will be for Saturday, March 23, Atlanta Braves (SS); Monday, Call 397-8815. er level. both men and women with a shotgun starting at March 25, Philadelphia Phillies; Tuesday, March 26, 9:30 a.m. Call 410-5037 or 452-3680 for tryout dates and Pittsburgh Pirates. more information. The proceeds of the event will benefit the Treas- Rays spring tickets on sale ure Island Recreation Department children’s pro- ST. PETERSBURG – Single-game tickets to Pinellas Heat seeks players grams; Treasure Bay tennis and golf programs for Tampa Bay Rays spring training games are now on Fast Pitch Softball juniors and the Gulf Beaches Rotary Foundation. sale at www.raysbaseball.com. The Pinellas Heat travel baseball team is looking registration starts Playing times will be from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost Single-game tickets range in price from $10 to for players ages 12 to 14. PINELLAS PARK – Pinellas Fast Pitch Softball is is $25 per player, which includes play, goodie bag, $27. For more information, call Rick Serran at 698- conducting registration for spring softball at Youth prizes and raffle. The event will also be accompanied The Rays begin their fifth spring training season 8903. Park. by a silent auction that includes tennis racquets, at Charlotte Sports Park in Charlotte County on Girls ages 6-16 are eligible. hotel and restaurant packages and more. The tour- Saturday, Feb. 23 against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Volunteers needed for PGA event Visit www.sportssignup.com/Pinellas-Fast-Pitch- nament and auction are open to the public and you 1:05 p.m. PALM HARBOR – The Tampa Bay Championship Softball—Inc—Online-Registration.start to register need not be a player to bid on the silent auction The first workout day for pitchers is Wednesday, is in need of volunteers for the upcoming PGA Tour online. items. Food and beverage concessions will be avail- Feb. 13. 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At this Attorney Maura Kiefer had to de- As for the BP incident Kiefer that money management was also because there was a lack of expert Plant Hospital, didn’t like the idea time, staff seeks council consent to fend herself after Commissioner said Hamilton-Wollin had it all in Kiefer’s favor. witness testimony to show that the that it would be moving into his proceed with eviction action in Terry Hamilton-Wollin took her to wrong and she was never instruct- “She comes in under budget, for community would be harmed by neighborhood. court and authorization for the liti- task for what Hamilton-Wollin ed to have two attorneys at the several years in a row.” the parking lot. “I am in opposition to the en- gation.” considered was negligence in her same time. Kiefer, who represents the city Town Attorney David Ottinger croachment of Morton Plant Hos- But between the time the coun- duties. “In fact it was because of me of Treasure Island as well as Indi- advised the commission to hold pital into Belleair,” he said. “I cil discussed the matter at its Jan. The discussion began after that we are proceeding with this,” an Rocks Beach, is paid a retainer another hearing and hear the hos- would request that the town pre- 14 work session and the time it Kiefer was formally evaluated by she said. “If I hadn’t brought it up of $3,100 a month and gets $110 pital’s revised plans for the park- clude any further encroachment was scheduled for a vote at its the commission as part of her an- in the first place we wouldn’t be an hour for any court appearances ing. Ottinger felt that if the matter into the Town of Belleair.” Jan. 17 meeting, representatives of nual review. Hamilton-Wollin said or work relating to them. went to court Morton Plant would Ottinger said the proposal put the estate contacted city officials. she had some concerns about pursuing this matter at all. I The consensus of the commis- win and the town would lose total forth by the hospital precludes any So the question became whether Kiefer’s performance. worked with the new attorneys sion was to drop the matter and control of the land. further encroachment. to proceed toward eviction or give “When we interviewed Maura, and have produced a contract that Kiefer will continue to represent At Tuesday’s meeting the resi- Then with little discussion the Zaytoun more time. Ed Peck was supposed to be her is protective of the city.” the city as its attorney. dents did a complete turnaround. commission voted 5-0 in favor of “We are not asking that the ten- backup,” she said. “He vanished, I Hamilton-Wollin remarked that – Brian Goff Mariani was back, this time repre- ant close the doors immediately,” thought he was dead. He was sup- the matter of the overbilling wasn’t turning one of their streets, Druid senting all the other residents and City Attorney Pam Akin told the posed to replace her when she a one-time thing. Place, into a hospital parking lot. this time in favor of the hospital’s council at its Jan. 17 meeting. She couldn’t be here. Only once did an- “The overbilling went on for Morton Plant Morton Plant had agreed to drop plans. said that the lack of communica- other lawyer replace her when she months,” she said. parking lot approved the legal action once the approval “At the first go-around I was tion was the biggest problem. didn’t come to a meeting. One time Kiefer interrupted. BELLEAIR – Morton Plant hos- was given. against this application,” he said. “We’re trying to get a timeframe she didn’t show up for a meeting “Some of this is sensationalism,” pital is going to have a parking lot – Brian Goff “After the rejection of their plans I in which they will leave,” added and didn’t even tell anyone she she said. in Belleair after all. The Belleair was contacted by a member of the Bill Morris, the city’s marine and couldn’t make it.” “It is not sensationalism, I’m Commission voted unanimously City backs off gift shop hospital board who asked me to aviation directory. Hamilton-Wollin didn’t stop trying to protect the citizens who Jan. 22 to accept a new site plan talk. We had several meetings with eviction for now Longtime Clearwater Beach ac- there. appointed us,” Hamilton-Wollin that the hospital presented after hospital officials including Glenn CLEARWATER – Anybody who tivist Anne Garris urged the coun- “At one time we found she was said. several lengthy meetings with resi- Waters, the president. We gath- has ever been a landlord knows cil not to evict the gift shop. She overbilling us, she admitted it and Commissioner Jim Labadie, dents who previously had objected ered 20-30 residents who unani- that it is often easier to get tenants said that it and a shop in the same paid us back,” she said. “She’s not who brought up the notion of eval- to an earlier version of the plan. mously agreed to accept what the into a rental property than it is to building that sold nautical an- a crook but she is too busy with uating the city Attorney two weeks In October the commission hospital was proposing. We felt a get them out. But the situation tiques were the kind of businesses not enough staff. She’s represent- ago, said he was happy with voted unanimously to reject the compromise was better than losing facing the Clearwater City Council that attract tourists who stay in ing two cities and trying to run a Kiefer’s work. hospital’s plan to build a parking in court.” on Jan. 17 had some unique $400-a-night hotels, but the an- private practice. She was sup- “I have not found any reason to lot on what is now Druid Place and Mariani said that there was one twists. tique shop is gone and it would be posed to get two attorneys for a be concerned,” he said. “She is al- part of Druid Road. The hospital part of the hospital’s plans that In 2011, George and Dara a shame to see the gift shop go meeting on the BP oil spill matter; ways on time and is helpful when I owns the half dozen houses on benefited the residents and the Greene entered into a three-year too. she did not do that.” have a question. I’ve not been dis- Druid Place and planned to demol- town. lease for a gift shop in a portion of “This shop has the most inter- “I don’t think she is a bad attor- satisfied at all.” ish them to expand its parking lot, “There will be no development of the city-owned building at the mu- esting things,” Garris said of the ney, I don’t think she means to do Commissioner Phil Hanna which is just over the boundary in that land,” he said. “There won’t nicipal marina on Clearwater gift shop. “This is a valuable us any harm, but she clearly does- agreed. the city of Clearwater. eventually be medical buildings Beach. The lease was to expire on tourist attraction.” n’t have enough staff.” “I concur with Jim,” he said. “I The residents turned out in built on it, or garages. The only Sept. 30, 2014, but Mr. Greene She added that the city bends Kiefer was quick to defend her- have found I can rely on her on a force then objecting to the plan. thing the hospital can do to that died before then, and Mrs. Greene over backwards to accommodate self. personal basis. She takes my calls They said the encroachment into land, besides having the parking followed him on July 11, 2012. big investors who find themselves “As for the billing, that was a and takes the time to answer any Belleair might be just the first step lot, is to restore the homes. It will The building is undergoing a re- in unforeseen circumstances, and mistake by my bookkeeper. I apol- questions. I see no reason to go in further expansion. remain residential.” modeling to create a restaurant on it should do the same for Zaytoun ogized then and I apologize now for out and look for another attorney.” Resident Tim Mariani was Engineering consultant Jesse the second floor, and the Greenes’ and the gift shop. that,” she said. “I missed only one Mayor R.B. Johnson echoed adamantly against the proposal. Blackstock, who put together the gift shop was hindering access to “I’m asking for equal opportuni- meeting last year, in May; it was a similar sentiments. “There is nothing to keep the new hospital plan, said there were the work site, so it would be to the ty here,” Garris said. “It’s too bad personal matter. Another meeting “I’m not interested in looking for hospital from developing that land considerable changes from the city’s advantage to terminate the to have this young couple who just was changed at the last minute another attorney,” he said. “She in the future,” he said. “I ask you original proposal that was rejected lease. The city adopted the posi- lost their parents being in this sit- and I couldn’t change my sched- answers questions whenever I to preserve the land and deny the by the Commission. tion that since the gift shop was uation.” “We are moving the buffer from operating under the fictitious “I would recommend that you 70 feet to 112 feet from the nearest name of Marina Gifts and Sou- move ahead and approve the house to the parking lot,” he said. venirs and was not a corporation, (agenda) item,” in case the com- AUTO MALL, INC. “We’ll be burying all the overhead the lease ended upon Mrs. munications with Zaytoun and her Charlie Cole’s wires in the area; there will be all Greene’s death. lawyer break down again, Akin Same Quality Cars Seen in Seminole Mall Over 15 Years new landscaping; the wall separat- The Greenes’ daughter and per- told the council. When Coun- Now At Our Largo Location ing the parking lot from the resi- sonal representative of Mrs. cilmember Bill Jonson asked if city 11407 Ulmerton Road dents will be 8 feet high instead of Greene’s estate, Bobby Zaytoun, staffers could then proceed with 585-0066 • CharlieColesAutoMall.com the 6 feet we initially proposed.” asked for time to sell off the inven- an eviction without coming back to In addition the residents of tory before closing the shop. The the council, Akin replied that they 2012 Hyundai Ricker Road who will back onto city attorney’s office prepared an could not. Sonata GLS the new parking lot will be given amendment of lease, giving Zay- “We cannot institute any litiga- 10,700 Miles, Like New 30 feet to add to their backyards. toun until Dec. 31, 2012 to vacate, tion without your consent, so Balance Factory Warranty David Healey, the town’s plan- but she never signed and returned you’re just giving us approval (to 2006 Ford Explorer $ 17,900 + tax & tag fees. ning consultant, said his review of the document, according to a Jan. proceed with an eviction) if we’re Eddie Bauer Edition, Dual Power Leather Seats the plans leads him to recommend 17 staff memo to the Clearwater unable to reach a satisfactory con- 2007 Toyota Corolla $ Only 23,700 One Owner Florida Miles 10,700 + tax & tag fees. that the commission approve the City Council. clusion,” Akin told the council. $ “Where Quality & proposal. “The Greene estate is considered “You’re not telling us to go do it 10,900 + tax & tag fees. 2009 Lincoln MKS Value Go Together” “They have provided all the doc- a holdover tenant, and the city’s today. That is not the intention.” Call Charlie for Navigation, Panel Roof uments necessary for the parking legal department met on Dec. 6, With that, the council unani- Appointment Every Option, 40,000 Miles All Our Cars Are lot,” he said. “They have fulfilled 2012, with an attorney represent- mously voted to take the prelimi- $ our concern about retaining the ing Ms. Zaytoun to discuss legal nary steps toward eviction in case 22,900 + tax & tag fees. Carfax Certified 430-8339 121511013113 character of the neighborhood and questions regarding the Greene the negotiations with Zaytoun fall they have satisfied the neighbors. lease and options to allow the city through. My recommendation is to approve to take back the leasehold and the – Lester R. Dailey

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Seminole students compete Top SHS students in robotics competition By BRIAN GOFF ing once they graduate high enter and the more exposure we school. get gives us a better chance to get SEMINOLE – For the uninitiat- “These are brilliant kids,” she scholarships,” said Matia Payne ed attending a robotics competi- said. “Seventy to 75 percent of the team captain. “When you tion, it is sensory overload. The them will be engineers. This enter a competition you get to see stands are full of cheering stu- teaches them to work as a team, what other teams are doing and it dents and parents, music is play- they are truly working together to can only make you better in what ing, the master of ceremonies is make this happen.” you are doing. Either way it is fun, loudly directing what is going on, Seminole High had two teams it is a cool learning experience and a big screen showing it all in living at the competition, Nycole Sadan- it teaches you how to apply your color. waters, a junior at Seminole, is knowledge to something real.” Such was the scene at the the co-captain of the Serious None of it could have happened Seminole High School gym on Business team. As the name im- without sponsorship and adult Jan. 26 where the U.S. First plies, team members looked the volunteer help. A good bit of that Robotics Pinellas League Champi- part with business shirts and ties comes from the Raytheon Compa- onship tournament was held. If it and dark suits. Sadanwaters says ny, which admittedly wants to see sounds like some sort of sporting the knowledge they gain from more good young engineers enter event, then that is what it looked building and working a robot is the workforce. like. In the center of the gym floor immense. Winant, the teacher sponsor of was a ring with referees decked “I plan to be an engineer. So I the event, said Raytheon was vital Photo courtesy of SANDY HARTMANN out in referee garb. want to be prepared to go to col- to the entire competition. They en- The Rotary Club Students of the Month for December at Seminole High School were Alex Jones, center, There were 14 teams of high lege,” she said. “I’ve learned tons courage the students to not only and Tyler Edinger, right. Making the presentation is Rotarian Greg Smith. school students from Pinellas of stuff, like how to build and pro- work together among themselves County who had come to compete. gram robots; it is all general tech- but to help others as well. Each team had a robot that it nology stuff.” “The kids have learned to help built, and the theme of the compe- Austin Marcellus, a senior at younger kids,” she said. “They School briefs tition was “Ring-It-Up.” Seminole, is the other captain of have even gone over to Hillsbor- Free IT certification ments, such as unemployment day, Feb. 8. Applicants will be in- The robots, in a series of Serious Business. He too plans to ough County to help students over available at SPC status. terviewed on Saturday, March 16 matches, had to retrieve rubber go into engineering when he goes there.” Full details about the grant are or 30th. Unemployed workers in the rings from a peg and transfer to college. The robots are highly technical available on the websites for The primary purpose of the Tampa Bay area who are interest- them onto other pegs, all the while “I couldn’t imagine doing any- in nature. 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Nancy Winant, a technology business organizational skills. describe how they work. burg College or Hillsborough Miniature Art Society The society hopes that scholar- teacher at Seminole High was on And even if we don’t win it is still Using a combination of motors, Community College. ship recipients will be motivated hand as one of the sponsors of the fun, I’ve enjoyed every moment of controllers, wireless communica- To be eligible, individuals must offers scholarships to create miniature art in the fu- event. She says the competition, it.” tions, metal gears and sensors, in- be 18 or older, a resident of Pinel- The Miniature Art Society of ture and that miniature art afi- and others like it, are invaluable The other team from Seminole cluding infrared tracking and las or Hillsborough counties, Florida is offering six $1,000 cionados from around the world to the students. High is called Spontaneous Com- magnet sensing, students pro- have a high school diploma or scholarships. 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First: Your readers deserve better than the misleading allegations in view several dozen marching bands and other But what happens the next time I’m sched- “A misinterpretation of the Second Amendment,” Jan. 18. honor groups, and what does he do? He pops Driver’s Seat uled for major surgery and I notice that the The writer presented his opinion that the framers of the U.S. Consti- a wad of chewing gum in his mouth and be- surgeon or anesthesiologist is sporting a gold- tution did not “intend” to protect the individual right to “keep and bear gins chomping away in public like a ninth- Bob Driver en ball in his nostril or a forehead tattoo pro- arms.” grade dropout hanging out on a street corner claiming “Elvis Lives!”? Does Medicare cover He failed to provide any source material for his statements. Without in Tampa. the costs of surgeries canceled by panicky pa- doing so his views are of little value since he was not there when our Is this an overly critical view of Barack tients who roll off the gurneys screaming, Constitution was written. Obama last week as he stood in the reviewing “Find me some doctors who don’t look like Whatever his personal take on this is – we all know one thing – the stand and acknowledged the plaudits of the “God and country,” “Arlene,” and “Death be- Christmas trees!!” wording “the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be in- citizenry? Is there anything illegal or disrep- fore dishonor.” I quizzed the tattoos’ owners Dislike of tattoos and decorative balls is a fringed” is there and its meaning as clear as a bell ringing. utable with chewing gum in public? Illegal, thusly: “Were you drunk when you authorized minor blip on the radar screen of narrow- The second letter that must be looked at is “Do simple and sensible no. Disreputable, yes. At least in my opinion, the tattoo?” The answer was invariably “yes.” mindedness. I’m not sure which area of life things first,” Jan. 18. which is often twisted, off-base, snobbish and I can understand doing stupid things while contains the largest degree of intolerance. Re- This letter seemed well intended but in my opinion put forth some condemnatory. And I plead guilty to all of drunk. But today I encounter intelligent, edu- ligious belief is surely among the top ten. As dangerous ideas. One was that gun owners should be “held account- that. cated people who rarely hoist a beer or smoke much as Americans like to wave the banner able for their use or misuse.” Should owners of baseball bats, tire irons But at least now I’m more aware that some a joint but who nonetheless have tattoos. of religious freedom, the evidence of religious or kitchen knives be accountable for actions of others? Of course not. people chew a special kind of gum that con- Their reasons for disfiguring themselves are prejudice is on display every day of the week. The other unfortunate idea was that “assault” and “high capacity” tains nicotine, which helps them resist the as varied as the tattoos themselves. After The same goes for political bias. It’s natural weapons should be regulated. urge to smoke cigarettes, another disrep- years of privately scorning most tattooed per- and acceptable for people to have contrasting Millions of Americans have weapons of all sizes and capacities and utable habit. By recognizing the Nicorette sons, I’ve finally learned to withhold judgment ideas about government. But narrow-mind- never misuse them. Infringing on their enumerated rights. chompers and tipping my hat to their at- and walk away. (Please hold your applause.) edness occurs when you or I absolutely re- The use of terrible criminal activities to attempt to strip the rights of tempts to quit smoking, I have become slight- I’ve tried to do likewise with folks who in- fuse to admit that the other guy’s ideas our citizens is crass political pandering at best and near treason at ly less narrow-minded than before. stall metal balls in their noses, earlobes, should at least be listened to and examined. worst. There is nothing in the U.S. Constitution, other then the If I continue to wage war on my long-term tongues, navels and reproductive organs. Still The years ahead will determine whether polit- amendment process that gives any president, Congress or the Judici- narrow-mindedness, I’ll have a long-term con- I find it difficult to keep my mouth shut and ical narrow-mindedness was powerful ary the power to touch our Bill of Rights. flict on my hands. I’m critical of too many my opinions to myself when I encounter an enough to sink our beloved ship of state. G.P. Martin things, in myself and others. The shame of it otherwise rational human who has chosen to I’ll close by revealing two minor victories I Pinellas Park all is that most of my griping pertains to per- adorn himself/herself like a float in the Gas- have managed to achieve over my cultural fectly harmless practices. parilla parade. blinkerdom. One is my previous bafflement Such as tattoos. I’ve spent decades of my Each time it happens, I’m flooded with over people who wear baseball caps on back- Ineffective gun laws life searching for any tattoo – large, small, questions: Are these people off their rockers? ward. I use to call that practice stupid and Re: “A misinterpretation of the Second Amendment,” Leader, Jan. 17 simple, elaborate, witty – that is more attrac- What sort of statement are they trying to purposeless. Now, I just look away. Same Editor: tive or otherwise superior to the naked, un- make? Is there some sort of brotherhood or thing for men (many of them in high posi- Excellent! About time somebody explained the realities about the adorned, pristine God-given skin that the sisterhood that they’re admitted to when they tions) who routinely carry around a three-day Second Amendment. If only those that need to know would take the tattoo replaced. I have yet to find such an epi- attach metal balls to their carcasses? Or is the facial stubble. I once favored prison for such time to understand! 21st century citizens need to understand five dermal engraving, nor do I ever expect to. presence of a ball or a tattoo a sign of defi- clods. Now I’d settle for a simple $500 fine. other salient points concerning the Second Amendment: I first encountered tattoos in the U.S. Navy. ance, a middle finger thrust into the face of Bob Driver is a former columnist and editori- 1. 18th century communication consisted of hand-written letters, Many of my shipmates sported them. They conventional society? I cheerfully admit my ig- al page editor for the Clearw ater Sun. Send newspapers and books. Instant electronic communication (The Inter- said such imaginative things as “Mother,” norance of the answers to these and other him an email at [email protected]. net, Facebook, Twitter, email, telephones) didn’t exist and weren’t even a part of their vernacular or an idea in anyone’s head. 2. 18th century transportation delivered communications by walk- ing, horseback or stagecoach over land, sailing ships by sea. Hard-sur- faced roads, interstate highways, railroads, airplanes, or engine-powered container ships didn’t exist and weren’t even a part of their vernacular, or an idea in anyone’s head. 3. 18th century transportation of communications took place by walking, horseback, stagecoach or sailing ships, and often took days, weeks and sometimes months to reach its destination. 4. Standing armies didn’t exist. The federal government and the fledging states (colonies?) couldn’t afford them, as they were burdened with Revolutionary War debt. 5. If standing armies did exist, deploying them to defend against any civil or military situation was not feasible. An army in North Carolina couldn’t be sent to New York to quell the situation in a timely manner. Under those 18th century realities, the only viable option was to en- able the separate states to defend themselves with a citizen militia, hence the Second Amendment. The original concept of the Second Amendment had nothing to do with individual rights to own firearms. It had everything to do with the separate states defending themselves from any civil or military situa- tion. The 18th century militia has morphed into the current National Guard, which is commanded by the governor of the state in which it exists. Currently, the president of the U.S.A. must obtain permission from the governor in order to activate and/or deploy a state’s National Guard. Although the U.S. Supreme Court has altered the Second Amend- ment to enable individual rights of gun ownership, that doesn’t mean that individuals are released from the responsibilities of gun safety and human compassion. The world’s most lax, ineffective gun laws, regula- tions and rules have made the U.S.A. one of the industrialized world’s most violent. That is exactly why we must change to be more civilized about the responsibilities and safety of gun ownership. Mike McDonald Clearwater Light rail isn’t the way to go Editor: There are many reasons why Pinellas County should not consider On flaky professors and nutty ideas light rail between Clearwater and downtown St. Petersburg, a 24 mile route and I will mention a few: As of this writing, conspiracy flake James It wasn’t a conspiracy at Sandy Hook Ele- 1. Inflated ridership statistics. I notice that buses are mostly or com- Tracy still has a job teaching at Florida At- mentary; it was honest human error. Law-en- pletely empty of passengers. Any increase in ridership at present is lantic University, despite having stated the forcement sources told journalists things that due to the vagabonds who come to sunny Florida for the winter. following: turned out to be inaccurate (misidentifying 2. Only 3 percent of residents use public transportation. Why “While it sounds like an outrageous claim, Carl Hiaasen the shooter as his brother, for example, and should 97 percent of our residents in Pinellas County pay a 1 percent one is left to inquire whether the Sandy Hook stating that their mother was a teacher at the sales tax increase when they never use public transportation? shooting ever took place – at least in the way school). The mistakes were corrected within If passed, this 1 percent sales tax increase would make Pinellas law enforcement authorities and the nation’s hours. County the highest taxed county at 8 percent and this would be a dis- news media have described.” In the end, the facts of the crime remain aster for businesses in Pinellas County. Written on his personal blog, Tracy’s theory hideously simple. Twenty-six people, most of 3. Any light rail plan must include Hillsborough County. Many have ignited international outrage, more anguish in ranting online troglodytes was his tenured po- them first-graders, were shot dead by a sin- already stated that it is imperative that Hillsborough County be includ- Newtown, Conn., and uncountable demands sition at FAU in Boca Raton. The university gle, heavily armed man named Adam Lanza. ed in any light rail plan. Since Hillsborough County defeated a referen- that he be fired. administration was duly embarrassed and The blood on the walls was real, the bodies dum in 2010 regarding a sales tax increase for light rail, it would But instead of canning Professor Tracy, apologetic, but also compelled to note that were real, and so is the lifelong heartbreak. appear that Hillsborough County is not interested in any tax increase FAU should put him on display as a lab speci- Tracy had posted the rubbish on his own Many believe that the pain caused to the for light rail. men of paranoia in full bloom. Let him contin- blog, on his own time. families by Tracy’s blogging justifies his firing 4. What happens if light rail fails in Pinellas County? From all indi- ue teaching his “Culture of Conspiracy” Within days, a queasy reality took hold of by FAU. Others, including some who are cations, if light rail is established and then fails because of economics classes and video-stream his lectures, so that the professor himself, and he began to mortified by his postings, say his views or other reasons, then Pinellas County must re-pay the government for students far and wide can study this bizarre backpedal. In an interview with West Palm should be tolerated because campuses ought the government’s investment. Of course, the taxpayers would be stuck, psychological phenomenon. Beach’s WPTV, he said: to be havens of intellectual freedom. once again. The most disturbing of historic events – “In terms of saying that Sandy Hook, the Incompetence is a separate issue. That a 5. Suggestions: I suggest that PSTA begin by replacing Brad Miller from Pearl Harbor to the Holocaust, from the Newtown massacre, did not take place is real- professor of communications is so ignorant of with a competent, experienced manager who is capable of operating Kennedy assassinations to the 9/11 attacks – ly a simplification – an oversimplification – of basic newsgathering practices is pathetic, but PSTA effectively and economically. It is evident that Brad Miller is way have spawned rabid cults of doubters. The In- what I said.” at this point Tracy’s value in the classroom is over his head in his present job. ternet has given these agitated souls what Oh, how he must have wished that were not as an instructor but rather as a case Chuck Graham they never had before: a gathering place, true. Then, lurching onward: “I said there study. Pinellas Park where they can fantasize endlessly among may very well be elements of that event that He’s not just another academic blowhard their own kind. are synthetic to some degree, that are some- with scant real-world experience. He’s a bona Soon after the shootings at Sandy Hook El- what contrived. I think that, overall, the fide conspiracy kook who appears disarming- A warning about domestic violence ementary, Tracy declared that the media cov- media really did drop the ball.” ly normal. For that reason alone he’s worth Editor: erage “was intended primarily for public If you’re waiting to hear Tracy’s version of observing, though it remains to be seen how Super Bowl Sunday is a few days away. It may be a great day for consumption to further larger political ends.” what really happened in Newtown, don’t hold many students will be flocking to his lec- football, but it is the worst day of the year for domestic violence. He called the tragedy a “meticulously crafted your breath. He hasn’t specified which as- tures. Congress has failed to renew the Violence Against Women Act. facade” and hinted that the facts were being pects of the press coverage were “synthetic” If FAU dumps him, Tracy will be a hero in Shame on them. Please be careful. Remember domestic violence is al- manipulated by gun-control advocates in gov- or “contrived,” though he has tepidly conced- the sweaty universe of anti-government para- cohol-fueled. Please be careful. ernment! ed that 20 first-graders probably did die from noids, who already blame sinister forces for Jeff Shelton Several hundred journalists were apparent- gunfire that day in the school. the professor’s misfortunes. Largo ly duped, or secretly in league with the anti- Well, at least those darn reporters got These days he’s keeping a low profile, gun plotters. Included by implication in the something right. ducking Anderson Cooper and hunkering in Homeowners group thanks town of Belleair dark cabal were the eyewitnesses, survivors, On-scene bedlam is part of any mass mur- the shadows of the Internet, where no idea is Editor: first responders, coroners, Connecticut State der. Conflicting and even wrong information too repugnant to find a fan base. The Board of Directors of the Belleview Biltmore Homes Association Police and families of the victims (if there real- always gets passed along in the first frantic Carl Hiaasen is a columnist for the Miami Inc., representing 553 unit owners within the Residential-Planned-De- ly were any victims). minutes. That happened in Newtown, just as Herald. Readers may write to him at: 1 Herald velopment, by formal resolution, would like to thank the town of Bel- What made Tracy stand out from other it did in lower Manhattan in 2001. 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[email protected] [email protected] 14A Health Seminole Beacon, January 31, 2013 Health briefs Armstrong named America and the 2012 Talk of Bailey Clown School, teaches ommended. To register, call dress a variety of ways to iden- In addition, UnitedHealth- top physician The Town award. character definition, make-up, 821-9888 or visit suncoasters- tify fall risks for each individual care members who received Armstrong recently merged costuming and performance stpete.com. and implement concrete solu- care at BayCare on or after SEMINOLE – Dr. Frank Arm- his practice with three Tampa techniques during the one-day Same-day registration begins tions for minimizing the chance Nov. 26 will be considered in- strong of Seminole was named Bay area physicians to form the class. at 9 a.m. and continues until of falls. network. Physician of the Year by the new Florida Dermatology and All participants will be invited the class is full. All participants in the event “We heard from our commu- Pinellas County Osteopathic Skin Cancer Specialists at 9170 to show off their new skills in The Suncoasters of St. Peters- are dedicated to the mission of nity about how important it is Medical Society Jan. 19 during Oakhurst Road and 5200 Semi- the Illuminated Night Parade on burg are a civic organization of the Pasco-Pinellas Fall Preven- to continue receiving care from the group’s winter seminar at nole Blvd. Thursday, March 21, and again nearly 200 local business lead- tion Coalition, a grass roots BayCare,” said Stephen Mason, the Sandpearl Resort in Clear- in the Santa Parade in Decem- ers who produce events in cele- group comprised of agencies, BayCare’s president/CEO, in a water Beach. Registration opens ber. bration of the city of St. government representatives press release. “We worked hard Armstrong The class will be presented Petersburg. Proceeds from all and businesses that serve sen- to reach resolution, and we are is the imme- for 2013 Clown Alley Saturday, March 9, 10 a.m. to 2 events provide scholarships for iors and are dedicated to find- pleased with the outcome. The diate past ST. PETERSBURG – Registra- p.m., at the All Children’s Hospi- local students and financial ing ways to prevent falls among new agreement strikes the right president of tion is now open for the 2013 tal Education Conference Cen- support for arts and music pro- older adults. The goal of this balance between fair reim- PCOMS and Clown Alley Clown School, pro- ter, 701 Fourth St. S., St. grams in Pinellas County community service event is to bursements and keeping health has complet- duced by the Suncoasters of St. Petersburg. 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Call 727-381-4674 “We Cater to Claustrophobics” 6101 Central Avenue 011713 St. Petersburg, FL 33710 012413 Seminole Beacon, January 31, 2013 Faith & Family 15A Church briefs Paradise Lutheran Church of Treasure Island Dividing her time between New York and Florida, Penneys is profes- 10, at 9:30 and 11 a.m. TREASURE ISLAND – Paradise Lutheran Church of Treasure Island sor of piano at the famous Eastman School of Music, founder of the now offers a Saturday worship service at 4 p.m., at 10255 Paradise new Rebecca Penneys Piano Festival and Friends of Piano at USF and First United Methodist Church of Clearwater Blvd. Artist-in-Residence at St. Petersburg College, a position created for her CLEARWATER – The ninth annual Arts from the Heart Valentine The Saturday service is in addition to the church’s regular Sunday in 2001. She has performed and taught internationally for over 30 concert will be Friday, Feb. 8, 7:30 p.m., at First United Methodist service at 10 a.m. years and made many recordings. Her latest CD from September 2011 Church of Clearwater, 411 Turner St. A number of members requested the afternoon service, according to is a bicentennial tribute to Chopin and Schumann. The concert will feature popular songs, Broadway favorites and clas- Pastor John R. Thompson, “because it means they can sleep a little No tickets needed and seating is first come, first served. An offering sical music for Valentine’s Day. There also will be a reception featuring later on weekends without missing church.” will be taken with $5 minimum suggested. Doors open at 2:30 p.m. chocolate desserts, fruit and cheese. Cost is $15. After the concert, there will be a light reception in the fellowship Call 446-5955. St. Giles Episcopal hall. Call 446-3001 or visit www.peacememorial.org. PINELLAS PARK – St. Giles Episcopal, at 8271 52nd St. N., invites Prince of Peace Lutheran Church the public to learn more about food addiction and solutions on Satur- LARGO – As part of the annual Art for Faith’s Sake concert series, a day, Feb. 16, 1 to 6:45 p.m. pipe organ concert will be presented Sunday, Feb. 10, 3 p.m., at Prince To RSVP, call Rita at 521-3854. Cost is $10, which includes a of Peace Lutheran Church, 455 Missouri Ave. healthy dinner. The concert will feature the famous young German organ virtuoso Felix Hell. The Chabad Jewish Center The concert is free. For information, call 585-9969 or email of Greater St. Petersburg [email protected]. ST. PETERSBURG – A Purim celebration for adults featuring world- renowned hypnotist Richard Barker will take place Saturday, Feb. 23, Dedication to four chaplains set 8:30 p.m., at the Chabad Jewish Center of Greater St. Petersburg, LARGO – St. Patrick’s Catholic Church will host a dedication to the 4010 Park St. N. four Army chaplains who gave their life during the 1943 sinking of the Originally from the United Kingdom, Barker has entertained thou- USAT Dorchester to be held on Sunday, Feb. 3, 1 p.m., at 1507 Trotter sands from the Cayman Isles to Las Vegas to South America. He has Road. appeared on television and radio shows and is the author of “Secrets of On Feb. 3, the USAT Dorchester, a transport ship, was torpedoed by the Stage Revealed: The Guide to Hypnosis and Stage Hypnotism.” a German submarine in the North Atlantic, killing 672 of those on Barker’s approach to stage hypnosis is fresh and unique, and he board. Among them were four Army chaplains, a rabbi, a Roman brings many new angles to the fast paced intriguing show. Catholic priest, a Methodist minister and a Dutch Reformed minister. In addition to the show, there will be a Megillah reading at 8 p.m. All four gave their lifejackets to soldiers, giving up their only means Guests also will enjoy hors d’oeuvres, desserts and cocktails. Cost is of survival. They were last seen on the deck of the ship with their arms $13 a person prior to Monday, Feb. 18 and $15 thereafter. linked together and their heads bowed in prayer as they went to their For reservations or information, call 344-4900 or visit www.Chabad- watery graves off the coast of Greenland. SP.com. Each chaplain received the Purple Heart and Distinguished Service Cross posthumously. Good Samaritan Church UCC For more information about the dedication, call Bob Gibbia at 290- PINELLAS PARK – Daily columnist and humorist Jonathan Richard 8777. Cring and artist/musician Janet Clazzy will bring their 2013 tour Finding a Message in a World aTwitter to Pinellas on Friday, Feb. 8, 7 St. Brendan’s Catholic Church p.m., at Good Samaritan Church UCC, 6085 Park Blvd. CLEARWATER – The executive board of the Navigators, the men’s The show will feature comedic and inspirational essays from Cring’s club of St. Brendan’s Catholic Church on Island Estates, is preparing national daily column at for its annual fundraising yard sale, set for Saturday and Sunday, Feb. www.jonathots.com as well as original musical tunes played by 9-10, 8 a.m., at St. Brendan’s Catholic Church, 245 Dory Passage. Clazzy on the oboe and WX-5 Wind Machine. This year donations will be accepted Feb. 6-8 in Mulligan Hall. Items Cring is the author of 11 titles, including “Digging for Gold,” “20 such as sports equipment, electronics, tools, garden equipment, Other Reasons to Kiss a Frog” and “Mr. Kringle’s Tales … 26 Stories books, clothes, jewelry, appliances, furniture and other “treasures” will ’Til Christmas.” He is the recipient of the Best Screenplay Award at the be accepted. Top Ten Films in America. “We take some time to bring you music, humor, fresh insights into life in these United States and ways to find a message,” Cring said in a press release. “The program is a nonstop, intergenerational explosion.” Clazzy is a musical original, having played in orchestras from coast to coast, and is often compared to Kenny G. “I have this fabulous instrument called the WX-5 Wind Machine, Rebecca Penneys which gives me 250 sounds at my fingertips,” she said. “We call the Crossroads Christian Church music ‘clazzy’ – the spirit of classical with the soul of jazz –pop-minded. LARGO – Author of the recent book “Unexpected Gifts,” Chris Clazzy also was the founder of the Sumner Pops Orchestra and the Heuertz will speak about how Christians can help people in extreme first female conductor in the state of Tennessee. A free-will offering will be taken and copies of books, CDs and DVDs need everywhere on Saturday, Feb. 9, 5 p.m., at Crossroads Christian will be available for purchase. For information, call 544-8558 or visit Church, 1645 Seminole Blvd. www.spirited2013.com. Heuertz speaks from experience: His knowledge comes first hand from his travels throughout the world and his three years in India learning from Mother Theresa. Using stories from his work, he will talk about what people can do together to make a difference for those who are hurting because of poverty, suffering from pediatric AIDS or en- slaved by the commercial sex trade. Heuertz identifies community as one of the keys for facing these is- All proceeds from the yard sale will benefit the Navigator’s Charitable sues. Gift Fund. Taking part in preparations for an annual fundraising yard Heuertz will speak at a dinner at Crossroads Christian Church. Cost sale are members of the Navigators, the men’s club of St. Brendan’s is $5 for adults and $3 for children. Reservations are required. For Catholic Church on Island Estates, including, from left, Ken Burnett, reservations, call 584-8601. vice president; George Powers, treasurer; John Campion, president; and Heuertz also will speak during the worship services Sunday, Feb. Don Connor, secretary.

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• The Florida Orchestra: Video Games Live; Friday, Feb. 1, 8 p.m., at The Mahaffey Theater, 400 First St. S., St. Petersburg. Tickets start at $40. Call 800-874-9020 or 893-7832 or visit www.themahaffey.com or www.floridaorchestra.org. Featuring music from such popular video games as “Mario,” “Zelda,” “Final Fantasy,” “Halo” and “Warcraft,” The Florida Orchestra and the USF Chamber Singers will join forces in a performance setting of synchronized video footage and rock-concert lighting, along with well known internet solo performers, electronic percussion and unique interactive video game segments for gamers in the audi- ence. Its creator, producer and world-renowned game industry veteran Tommy Tallarico host the concert. • Robin Williams and David Steinberg, Friday, Feb. 1, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater. Tickets start at $59. Call 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerd hall.com. An Academy Award- winning actor and multiple Grammy Award-winning per- former, Williams is unparal- leled in the scope of his imagination and continues to add to his repertoire of indelible characters. Well known for his free-associative monologues and for pointing out life’s ab- surdities through his astute so- cial and political observations, Williams performed 90 shows in 65 cities before 300,000 fans over the course of his most re- Photo courtesy of RUTH ECKERD HALL cent stand-up tour. It was in Photo courtesy of RUTH ECKERD Irish Rovers take the stage at Capitol Theatre on Feb. 23. 1978 when Williams first cap- HALL tured the attention of the world Ruth Eckerd Hall welcomes as Mork from Ork on the hit Robin Williams Feb. 1. television series “Mork & Music scene Mindy,” which ran on ABC for four seasons. He then made his cinematic debut in 1980 when he starred as the title character in Shepherd, Montoya headline Sea-Blues Feb. 16-17 in Clearwater Robert Altman’s “Popeye.” His additional film credits include “The World According to Garp,” “Moscow on the Hudson,” “Good Morn- ing Vietnam,” “Dead Poets Society,” “The Fisher King, Hook,” “Mrs. By LEE CLARK ZUMPE • Leon Redbone, Friday, Feb. 8, 7:30 p.m. Doubtfire,” “Jumanji,” “The Birdcage,” “Good Will Hunting,” “Patch • David Wilcox, Saturday, Feb. 9, 7:30 p.m. Adams” and “Night at the Museum.” Williams will be appearing Bay area venues, both large and small, will present an array of rock leg- • Shaun Hopper and Adam Rafferty, Friday, Feb. 15, 7:30 p.m. along with David Steinberg for an evening of laughs. ends, jazz giants, blues and country artists in the coming weeks. • Women of Ireland, Saturday, Feb. 16, 2 and 8 p.m. • Willie Nelson, Saturday, Feb. 2, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, The Clearwater Sea-Blues Festival will be presented Saturday and • Johnny Winter, Sunday, Feb. 17, 7:30 p.m. 1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater. 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He has also Saturday’s lineup will include performances by the Shepherd, Magic Crowbar amassed reputable credentials as an author, actor and activist. Slim, The Lee Boys and Hamilton Loomis. Gates will open at noon. • Terror and H2O, Wednesday, Feb. 6, 7 p.m. Nelson tours tirelessly, climbing aboard Honeysuckle Rose III (he Sunday’s lineup will feature performances by Montoya, Ruthie Foster, • Scott H. Biram, Tuesday, Feb. 12, 8 p.m. rode his first two buses into the ground), taking his music and Moreland and Arbuckle and Trampled Under Foot. Gates will open at 1 • MURS, Wednesday, Feb. 13, 8 p.m. fans on a seemingly endless journey to places that were well worth p.m. • Jukebox the Ghost, Tuesday, Feb. 19, 8 p.m. the ride. Coolers, food and drink will not be admitted into the park. One sealed • That 1 Guy, Saturday, Feb. 23, 9 p.m. • The California Guitar Trio and The Montreal Guitar Trio, bottle of water per person is allowed. Chairs and blankets also are permit- The Crowbar is at 1812 17th St. N., Tampa. Call 813-241-8600 or visit Saturday, Feb. 2, 8 p.m., at the Largo Cultural Center, 105 Cen- ted. There also will be chair rentals at the venue. www.crowbarlive.com. tral Park Drive, Largo. Tickets are $29.50 in advance and $34.50 Pets are not allowed. Assistance animals are permitted. Personal umbrel- at the door. Call 587-6793 or visit www.largoarts.com. Featuring las are allowed; however, beach umbrellas, sunshades, tents and canopies Jannus Live will not be permitted. virtuoso guitarists from Japan, Canada, Belgium and the United • Ballyhoo!, Friday, Feb. 1, 7:30 p.m. General admission is free. There is limited reserved seating available for States, the trios will explore intricate original compositions as well • G. Love & Special Sauce, Saturday, Feb. 2, 7 p.m. purchase. 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With a single guitar, thoroughly written songs, a Do.” The album also featured “Strong Enough,” “Can’t Cry Anymore” formances are Thursday through Sunday, with seating at 4 p.m. Mati- fearless ability to mine the depths of human emotion, and a quick and and “Leaving Las Vegas.” nees are Thursdays and Saturdays, with seating at 11 a.m. Admission wry wit, Wilcox is a songwriter’s songwriter. With lyrical insight, a • Shaun Hopper and Adam Rafferty, Friday, Feb. 15, 7:30 p.m., at is $32 plus tax and includes dinner and the show. For reservations, smooth baritone voice, virtuosic guitar chops and a range and tender- Capitol Theatre, 405 Cleveland St., Clearwater. Tickets start at $25. call 446-5898 or visit www.earlybirddinnertheatre.com. ness rare in folk music, Wilcox delivers joy, inspiration and invention Call 791-7400 or visit www.atthecap.com. Hopper will be joined by • “The Red Velvet Cake War,” by Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten through his music and unmatched storytelling. Rafferty for one night only at the Capitol Theatre. Hopper’s repertoire is and Jessie Jones; through Feb. 3, at the West Coast Players Theatre, • Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, Saturday, Feb. 9, 8 p.m., at global in scope, crossing and combining musical genres on the fly. 21905 U.S. 19 N., Clearwater. Performances are Friday and Saturday, Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater. Tickets Moving thematically through his set, he takes his audience on a virtual 8 p.m. Matinees are Sunday, 2 p.m. Tickets are $16. Call 437-2363 or start at $59.50. Call 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. With tour from Celtic imagery and classical medley to soulful ballads and visit www.wcplayers.org. his remarkable baritone to falsetto voice, Valli has charted 71 hits in- jazzy improvisations, all of which he’ll counter punch with a Nashville • Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, Friday, Feb. 1, 7:30 cluding 40 in the Top 40, 19 in the Top 10 and eight that made it to “Hot Licks” session, fret-tapping original or ’70s pop song. An unparal- p.m., at Capitol Theatre, 405 Cleveland St., Clearwater. Tickets start at No. 1. From hits such as “Sherry” through “Can’t Take My Eyes Off leled master of the fret-board, Hopper merges complex melodies, har- $35. Call 791-7400 or visit www.atthecap.com. Southside Johnny & You,” “Grease” and his resurgence following “Jersey Boys,” he and the monies and bass lines along with a one-of-a-kind mix of percussive the Asbury Jukes deliver an exuberant rhythm and blues feel that is Four Seasons have sold more than 100 million records. elements which simply captivates. Rafferty has played as a first-call the Jukes’ trademark, the driving sound of the legendary Jukes horn • Vienna Boys Choir, Monday, Feb. 11, 1 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd guitarist with the greatest musicians on the planet at countless music section and a guitar-orientated rock and roll feel – all with the joy of Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater. Tickets are $18 and festivals and in concert halls with Dr. Lonnie Smith, The Dizzy Gille- making music that has defined them for more than three decades. $25. Call 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. Part of the 2012- spie Big Band, L.A. Studio legend Bennie Wallace, and bassist Bob Bruce Springsteen, Steve Van Zandi, Garry Tallent and Jon Bon Jovi 13 Adults at Leisure Series and returning for the fifteenth time, the Cranshaw from the original Saturday Night Live band, to name a few. have all played with the Jukes. world’s preeminent boys’ choir delights audiences with purity of tone, • Jim Brickman, Saturday, Feb. 16, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, • Richard Marx, Thursday, Feb. 7, 8 p.m., at Capitol Theatre, 405 charm, and a repertoire of Austrian folk songs, waltzes, classical mas- 1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater. Tickets start at $40. Call Cleveland St., Clearwater. Tickets start at $42.50. Call 791-7400 or terpieces, beloved pop songs, holiday favorites and medieval chant. 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. Brickman, an award-win- visit www.atthecap.com. This is a rescheduled date for the Richard • Steve Miller Band, Wednesday, Feb. 13, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd ning PBS superstar and the best-selling piano artist today, returns to Marx postponed concert at the Capitol Theatre. For more than 20 Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater. Tickets start at $49.50. Ruth Eckerd Hall with his Valentine concert. Brickman has revolution- years, Marx has consistently and powerfully made his mark on the Call 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. One of rock music’s ized his genre with melodies such as “Valentine,” “The Gift,” “Love of music industry. His debut single “Don’t Mean Nothing” and self-titled all-time greats, the Steve Miller Band has sold more than 30 million My Life,” “Simple Things” and “Peace” that reaffirms idealism and ro- debut album kicked off his career as a solo artist in 1987 and went on records in a career spanning more than 40 years. His trademark manticism. to sell three million copies. His 1989 follow-up CD, “Repeat Offender,” blues-rock sound made him one of the key artists in classic rock radio. • Hooray for Hollywood, Sunday, Feb. 17, 2 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd became even more successful, selling more than seven million copies The Steve Miller Band is brand name rock that millions have come to Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater. Tickets are $25 and worldwide. From 1987 to 1990, he became the first male solo artist in trust. The band is best known for a string of 1970s hits such as “The $35. Call 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. Part of the 2012- history to have his first seven singles reach the top 5 on Billboard’s Joker,” “Take the Money and Run,” “Fly Like an Eagle,” “Rock’n Me,” 13 Adults at Leisure Series, the show will feature favorites from the sil- singles chart, including the No. 1 hit songs “Hold On to the Nights,” “Jet Airliner,” “Jungle Love” and “Abracadabra.” ver screen when 14 singers and dancers, more than 30 songs and 300 “Satisfied” and the worldwide classic “Right Here Waiting.” This feat re- • Sheryl Crow, Thursday, Feb. 14, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, costume changes, movie clips, and a red-hot band take the audience mains unchallenged. “Emotional Remains,” his 2009 release, received 1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater. Tickets start at $49. Call on a nostalgic journey through 50 years of the most popular movie critical acclaim. 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. The multiple Grammy- musicals. • Leon Redbone, Friday, Feb. 8, 7:30 p.m., at Capitol Theatre, 405 winner and humanitarian will return to REH for the first time since • Johnny Winter, Sunday, Feb. 17, 7:30 p.m., at Capitol Theatre, Cleveland St., Clearwater. Tickets start at $29.50. Call 791-7400 or her sold-out show in April 2008. Free-spirited, fearless and fierce, 405 Cleveland St., Clearwater. Tickets start at $39.50. Call 791-7400 visit www.atthecap.com. Although he has appeared in films and on TV, Crow has garnered nine Grammys, performed duets with musical lu- or visit www.atthecap.com. The Texas guitar tradition runs deep. It’s a Redbone’s main focus is to honor songs from the first half of the 20th minaries such as Sting and Mick Jagger, released seven studio albums gutsy school of blues playing, marked by thick tones, aggressive attack century through live performances. Donning his signature white fedo- which sold more than 35 million records worldwide, saw the launch of and tons of technique, all delivered in a flamboyant, swaggering style ra, jacket and sunglasses, Redbone’s delivery is intimate and low-key, her very own clothing line Bootheel Trading Co., is a cancer survivor that is endemic to the Lone Star State. One name that ranks atop all but his mastery of the guitar is impressive as he offers finger-picking and passionate humanitarian and has performed for President others is Johnny Winter, the international ambassador for rocking with a ragtime bounce or jumps between chords with the grace of a Obama. From humble beginnings as a jingle and back-up singer, Crow Texas blues for the last 30 years. His 2009 Grammy-nominated disc ti- has reached the pinnacle of professional solo success. Crow’s debut, tled “I’m A Bluesman” adds to his Texas-sized reputation. 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LOOKING AHEAD, from page 4B 5,600-square-foot sprung hard- organization. George Bellows, Norman Rockwell the musical boasts all the things Troldhaugen” and incidental wood floor perfect for dancing. • Sunsation Show Chorus and Andy Warhol, among others. audiences loved about the movie. music from “Peer Gynt.” Mark • Travis Tritt, Tuesday, Feb. Cost is $7 with a recreation card presents “Destination,” Sunday, Some of these works have never • “The Piano Lesson,” by Au- Sforzini, Tampa Bay Symphony’s 19, 7:30 p.m., at Capitol Theatre, and $8 with no card. For infor- Feb. 10, 3 p.m., at the Pinellas before been on public display. gust Wilson, presented by Ameri- new music director, has chosen 405 Cleveland St. Tickets start at mation, call 518-3131 or visit Park Performing Arts Center, They all point to golf’s ability to can Stage Theatre, through audience favorites and fresh $59. Call 791-7400 or visit largocommunitycenter.com. 4951 78th Ave. N., Pinellas Park. inspire extraordinary works of art. March 3; at the Raymond James music everyone will enjoy. Sforzini www.atthecap.com. The country • Yesterday and Today, the Tickets are $15. The Sunsation The centerpiece of the exhibit is Theatre, 163 Third St. N., St. Pe- also continues as executive and singer will bring his latest acous- Interactive Beatles Experience, Show Chorus will explore the Charles Lees’ “The Golfers” tersburg. Call 823-PLAY (7529) or artistic director of St. Petersburg tic tour to the Capitol Theatre. Friday, Feb. 8, 8 p.m., at the cities and neighborhoods where (1847), the world’s greatest paint- visit www.americanstage.org. Opera. He was principal bassoon- Special guest Lyndsey Highlander Largo Cultural Center, 105 Cen- music of our generation was born ing in this genre. Museum hours Generally, main stage perform- ist of The Florida Orchestra for 15 will open the show. Tritt was one tral Park Drive, Largo. Tickets with songs such as “Blue Suede are Monday through Wednesday ances are Wednesday through years. www.tampabaysympho of the leading new country start at $29.50. Call 587-6793 or Shoes,” “California Girls” and and Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. Saturday, 8 p.m. Matinees are ny.org. singers of the early ’90s, holding visit www.largoarts.com. Yester- “Kansas City.” Call Beverly Timpf to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 10 a.m. to 8 Saturday and Sunday, 3 p.m. his own against Garth Brooks, day and Today is completely at 530-7190 or visit www.sunsa p.m.; and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. Ticket prices range from $29 to Tarpon Springs Clint Black and Alan Jackson. He unique from any other Beatles tionshowchorus.com. Regular admission is $17 for $59 depending on the date and • “Trial by Jury” and “The was the only one not to wear a show out there. The band does • Sunsation Show Chorus adults, $15 for those 65 and time of the performance. Sorcerer,” presented by the hat and the only one to dip into away with the wigs and the ac- presents “Made In The U.S.A.,” older, and $10 for students 7 and Gilbert & Sullivan Players, Feb. bluesy Southern rock. Conse- cents and just concentrates on Sunday, April 14, 3 p.m., at the older, including college students Seminole 8-10, at Tarpon Springs Perform- quently, he developed a gutsy, the music and stories about the Pinellas Park Performing Arts with current identification. Chil- • “ Porgy and Bess,” by George outlaw image that distinguished music. The audience is asked to Center, 4951 78th Ave. N., Pinel- dren 6 and younger and museum ing Arts Center, 324 Pine St. Tar- Gershwin and DuBoise Heyward, him from the pack. Throughout put down their favorite Beatles las Park. Tickets are $15. The members are admitted free. Do- pon Springs. Performances will Sunday, Feb. 10, 1:30 p.m., at the early ‘90s, he had a string of song on a note card prior to the show will feature a kaleidoscope cents conduct tours of special ex- be Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m.; the Seminole Community Library, platinum albums and Top Ten show. The band then puts to- of purely American music repre- hibitions and the collection and Sunday, 2 p.m. Cost is $18 at St. Petersburg College, Semi- singles, including three No. 1 gether a set list based upon the senting country, Broadway, Dix- Monday through Saturday at 11 for adults and $15 for members nole campus, 9200 113th St. N., hits. In 1989, Warner Brothers’ audience’s requests. The show is ieland, rock and roll with songs a.m. and 2 p.m. and Sunday at 2 and students. Call 942-5605 or Seminole. The Pinellas Opera Nashville division signed Tritt, about bringing everyone together such as “When the Saints Go p.m. On the second Wednesday visit www.tarponarts.org. The League will be showing the DVD and his debut album, “Country to celebrate such powerful music. Marching In,” “Birth of the of the month, the general tour be- production is directed by Jamie “Porgy and Bess.” A $3 donation Club,” appeared in the stores in Blues,” “The Phantom of the gins at 11:15 a.m. Family tours Bierchen with music direction by will be requested at the door to the spring 1990. It was preceded Pinellas Park Opera,” “Your Cheatin’ Heart” are conducted on Saturday at 11 Constantine Grame. “Trial by cover equipment expenses. For by the Top Ten hit, “Country and “Seventy-Six Trombones.” a.m. For information, call 896- Jury” was the first of the many • Pinellas Park Orchestra, information, call 394-6905. Club.” Upon the release of his Sunday, Feb. 3, 7:30 p.m., at the Call Beverly Timpf at 530-7190 or 2667 or visit www.fine-arts.org. Gilbert and Sullivan collabora- debut album, Tritt entered the Pinellas Park Performing Arts visit www.sunsationshowcho • “9 to 5,” with music and tions after their first successful first ranks of new country Center, 4951 78th Ave. Admis- rus.com. lyrics by Dolly Parton and book Tampa show, “Thespis.” Only 40 min- singers. His next two singles, sion is free but donations are en- by Patricia Resnick; through Feb. • Tampa Bay Symphony win- utes in length, it is a perfect “Help Me Hold On” and “I’m couraged. Call Dick VanDom- St. Petersburg 3, at St. Petersburg City Theatre, ter concert, Monday, Feb. 25, 8 union of tuneful music and Gonna Be Somebody,” hit No. 1 melen at 415-9650 or visit • The Art of Golf, through Feb. 4025 31st St. S., St. Petersburg. p.m., in Ferguson Hall at Straz clever words. Traditionally, it is and No. 2 respectively. “Put Some www.pinellasparkorchestra.com. 17, at the Museum of Fine Arts, Performances will be Friday and Center for the Performing Arts, paired with “The Sorcerer,” an- Drive in Your Country,” which • “Love X Five,” By Dennis 255 Beach Drive NE, ST. Peters- Saturday, 8 p.m.; and Sunday, 1010 N. W.C. MacInnes Place, other short work, which satirizes had a clear rock & roll influence, Jones, Feb. 8-24, at Venue En- burg. The museum will play host 2 p.m. Tickets are $24. Call Tampa. Tickets are $20 at the early Victorian customs and var- stalled at No. 4, since radio pro- semble Theatre, presented at to the first major exhibition in 866-1973 or visit www.spcity door. Free tickets are available in ious theater devices. The story grammers were reluctant to fea- Venue Actors Studio, 9125 U.S. America devoted to the popular theatre.org. Based on the screen- advance and at the door for stu- revolves around the village sor- ture such blatantly rock-derived 19 N., Pinellas Park. Call 822- game of golf, so rich in history play by Resnick and Colin Hig- dents. Students 18 and older cerer who distributes a love po- music. 6194 or visit www.venueactorstu and tradition. Organized by the gins, the cult movie classic comes must show student identification. tion to everyone that causes dio.org. Performances are Friday High Museum of Art in Atlanta to the stage in this Tony Award The concert will feature a “North- each person to fall in love with Dunedin and Saturday, 8 p.m. Matinees and the National Galleries of Scot- nominated musical. With more ern Lights” theme, with the excit- the very first person he or she • The Creative Artist Guild are Sunday, 2:30 p.m. Tickets are land, this show will feature ap- than a dozen new songs that add ing Symphony No. 1 by Finnish meets. Naturally, the conse- Art Exhibit, a fine art reception, $20. A portion of ticket sales from proximately 90 works by fun and dimension to an already composer Jean Sibelius; Edvard quences are not what was in- Friday, March 8, 5:30 to 8:30 each show is donated to a benefit Rembrandt, Childe Hassam, fast paced and hysterical show, Grieg’s jolly “Wedding Day at tended. p.m., at Stirling Art Studios & Gallery, 730 Broadway, Dunedin. Gulfport • USA Dance, Monday, Feb. 25, 7 to 10:15 p.m., at Gulfport Casino, 5500 Shore Blvd., Gulf- port. Admission is $7 and in- cludes a dance workshop, professional and amateur exhibi- tions, dance hosts and snacks. For information, call 397-5754. Indian Rocks Beach • The Bob Gray Welcome Back Members’ Exhibition, through Feb. 18, at Beach Art Center, 1515 Bay Palm Blvd., In- dian Rocks Beach. Named for the late Bob Gray, a patron of the center, the show will celebrate the arrival of the new year and the arrival of the center’s artists, instructors and students from their northern homes. Works in a variety of media will be shown in- cluding watercolor, oil, acrylic, drawing, photography, mixed media and ceramics. Cash and ribbon awards will be chosen by Amanda Cooper. Cooper is the curator of exhibitions for the Morean Art Center in St. Peters- burg. For information, call 596- 4331 or visit www.beachart center.org. Largo • Square Dancing Fridays, Friday, Feb. 1, 7:30 to 9:45 p.m., at Largo Community Center, 400 Alt. Keene Road, Largo. Attendees will spend the evening dancing to professional caller Allen Snell. Cost is $6. For information, call 518-3131 or visit largocommuni tycenter.com. • Swing Dance Saturdays, Saturday, Feb. 2, 7 to 11 p.m., at Largo Community Center, 400 Alt. Keene Road, Largo. 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When LaMerle discovers their in- unfulfilled needs. Albury is delight- Photos courtesy of WEST COAST PLAYERS Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope and The story revolves around the tentions, a high-stakes bet is fully shameless as Peaches finds Many other actors turn in great weird death-obsessed relative; as Jamie Wooten, runs through Sun- Verdeen family, and, in particular, made involving who can make the the time to lust after a one-eyed performances in this production well as the highly-strung sheriff day, Feb. 3, at West Coast Players the three Verdeen cousins, tastiest red velvet cake … and if delivery man in the midst of the of “The Red Velvet Cake War,” in- of Sweetgum, Grover Lout. Theatre, 21905 U.S. 19 N., Clear- Gaynelle, Peaches and Jimmie Gaynelle loses, her house goes to madness. cluding Donna Donnelly as Elsa “It can be said that nobody water. Tickets are $16. Perform- Wyvette. As the play opens, the LaMerle. Lisa O’Brien practically steals Dowdall, John Kobasic as Aubrey laughs as hard, fights as vicious- ances are Fridays and Saturdays, audience learns Gaynelle is the Set in the middle of Texas tor- the show. O’Brien, portraying Verdeen and Jessica Burchfield ly or loves as deeply as a family,” 8 p.m.; and Sunday, 2 p.m. Due to center of attention in Sweetgum, nado season, the action quickly tomboyish Jimmie Wyvette as Bitsy Hargis. John Timberlake Johnson wrote in her notes from popular demand, the theater has having “accidentally” driven her spins out of control as the fast- Verdeen, is about as spot-on as it portrays the one-eyed delivery- the director. “While the hilarious added an extra performance, set minivan through the bedroom wall paced plot speeds toward the hys- gets. O’Brien has excellent comic man Newt Blaylock, whose glass antics will tickle your funny bone for Saturday, Feb. 9, 2 p.m. of her ex-husband’s girlfriend’s terical showdown. timing, a strong stage presence, eye ends up in the oddest places and leave you rolling in the aisles, It’s no surprise audiences have doublewide. With gossip swirling, Janice Creneti stars Gaynelle humorous physicality and fault- throughout the show. Mabel La- I know you also will find that the relished this deliciously droll pro- the self-righteous, self-appointed Verdeen Bodeen. Creneti is a tal- less facial expressions. In a show Cola, who has worked behind the loving bonds of this family also duction: West Coast Players has matriarch of the Verdeen clan, ented area actress who has ap- that boasts many gifted actors, scenes for years at West Coast tug at your heartstrings.” taken a recipe for Southern-fried Aunt LaMerle, decides to cancel peared on stage at West Coast O’Brien still manages to mesmer- Players, takes to the stage as The West Coast Players The- fun and perfected it, bringing to the annual family reunion. In fact, Players on several occasions, in- ize the audience in nearly every Mama Doll Hargis. Colleen atre of “The Red Velvet Cake War” the stage a zany assortment of LaMerle seizes upon the situation cluding an award-winning turn as scene in which she appears. Coughenour, a drama teacher at lives up to that promise, intro- consummately rendered charac- to go on a crusade against mem- Leona in “Small Craft Warnings.” Patricia Bates Smith has im- Lakewood High School, plays Cee ducing audiences to a dysfunc- ters. Directed by Ashlie Ann John- bers of the family she sees as infe- As Gaynelle, she captures the bued LaMerle Verdeen Minshew Cee Windham, host of the Texas tional Southern family filled son, current vice president of West rior: namely, Gaynelle, recently heartache, frustration and fury of with a perfect blend of vanity and community television show “Hos- with eccentric characters skill- Coast Players Theatre, “The Red incarcerated and soon-to-be evalu- a woman scorned without sacrific- despotism. Beneath the thin ve- pitality House.” Rick Bronson’s fully depicted by an ensemble Velvet Cake War” is far more than ated by a psychologist; Peaches, a ing the character’s core congeniali- neer of Southern charm, Smith physical comedy in two roles had cast. slapstick and rapid-fire one-liners. saucy firebrand who works as a ty. It’s easy for the audience to conceals the rattlesnake that is audience members laughing un- For information and tickets, Johnson and her able cast have mortuary cosmetologist; and Jim- empathize with Creneti’s Gaynelle LaMerle – and the audience sens- controllably. Bronson plays both call 437-2363 or visit www.wc managed to get at the very heart of mie Wyvette, the rough-around- – and it’s easy to laugh with her as es that her venom is lethal. Purvis Verdeen, a wonderfully players.com. Nationally recognized Locally owned • Gifts SIGN • Home Decor • American Fine Crafts • Handmade Jewelry OF THE Resort Wear... Cruise Wear ... Anywhere ... 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