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Center) the authority to set a tax rate to Fire department dedicates new chased under a Melbourne City Coun- Notes support hospital operations. cil-approved plan that dedicates a por- From page 3 However, unlike most public hospitals, fire engine tion of tax revenues each year to replace the PMC Board of Directors has for 23 fire rescue apparatus and police vehicles. PMC’s board of directors voted unani- years chosen not to use tax dollars as a The Melbourne Fire Department held It will be positioned at Fire Station 75 on mously during public hearings on Sept. means of funding the hospital. a “Push In” ceremony to officially dedi- University Boulevard near Babcock 18 to establish the millage rate and bud- PMC invests tens of millions of dollars cate its newest fire engine for service. Street. get for fiscal year 2018. into North Brevard each year. The new Sutphen Fire Engine placed PMC is a public community hospital, For more information, visit www.par- into service will be used to fight fires and and state law gives the North Brevard rishmed.com. provide life support in emergency situa- For more information, call (321) 608- Hospital District (d/b/a Parrish Medical tions. 7265 or email [email protected]. It’s the latest public safety vehicle pur-

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Every year since 1985. Oct. 2 (the birth- 2016 Low-THC Cannabis day of Mahatma Gandhi) has been set and Marijuana Bill aside to bring awareness to the needless suffering and death of sentient animals The writer of the rant, “Questions about raised and killed for food. medical marijuana,” displays the fears and Today, more than ever before, there are lack of information that has kept marijua- tons of well-researched evidence that eat- na in the shadows for decades. ing a plant-based diet is better for your Florida voters decided that the compas- Alex Schierholtz/staff photographer health. The planet and that the produc- sionate use of low-THC cannabis was Donavan G, 5, of Cocoa, takes a spin during the Palm Bay Fair on tion of meat, eggs, dairy and fish actually more beneficial than the potential for makes no sense from the world economy harm. Oct. 6 at Space Coast Harley-Davidson. standpoint and is the least effective way to The writer makes a statement ... “It’s a fight world hunger. known fact that marijuana is the entry Oct. 2 has been dedicated to one of the drug to most hard drugs.” greatest and most lasting inspiration of This is not a fact. It may be known from all- kindness. asserted falsehoods, including those pur- Letter to the Editor Let kindness also be your inspiration ported by U.S. Attorney General Jeff Ses- for becoming aware and making changes sions, but what most people don’t realize Medical marijuana to as cannabinoids. While there have - kindness to living beings that show love, is that the government has made research been more than 100 cannabinoids dis- empathy, intelligence and fight to live till into marijuana practically impossible in Dear Editor: covered and named, the most common their last heartbeat. this country. As a result, there are very Florida’s Amendment 2, the Florida two are Cannabidiol (CBD) and Tetra- few things that can be asserted as “known Medical Marijuana Legalization Initia- hydrocannabinol (THC). CBD is not fact.” tive was passed on Nov. 18, 2016, and psychoactive, while THC is responsible What is known is that the greatest inci- went into effect on Jan. 3, 2017. for the “high” derived from smoking dence of drug abuse in the United States is Under this amendment, medical mari- marijuana. Medical marijuana is derived PROMOTION/FITTING EVENT with the use of legally available opioid juana may be given to a patient if the from these two cannabinoids. Friday 10/13/17 11AM - 3PM drugs. It is becoming a severe epidemic in physician believes that the benefit would The ingestion of these two cannabi- With Melanie Woods from many parts of the country. outweigh the potential health risk. The noids have been shown to reduce or Anita International Without research, one cannot know if only caveat is that medical marijuana eliminate negative symptoms and side Please Call to make appt. these people previously used marijuana, cannot be smoked. The product can be effects in a number of diseases and con- 386-427-6344 nor can it be stated that marijuana was the consumed as edibles or by using vaping, ditions. precursor to the addiction that many have oils, sprays or pills. HealthyGreenMD.com is dedicated to with these legal opioids. This is a watershed event for people of answering all your questions about med- THE RIGHT FIT FOR What has been demonstrated is that all ages suffering from various ailments ical marijuana, explaining the benefits as EVERY WOMAN! there are medical benefits with use of can- and conditions in Florida. they pertain to specific conditions, keep- Exquisite bras 32AA-56K ing you up-to-date on the latest legisla- Mastectomy and Hard to Fit nabis, and to deny those in need is cruel, Previously, only patients who were particularly if that denial is the result of terminally ill with less than a year to live tion and guiding you in the right direc- ignorance of the subject. were legally able to use medical marijua- tion to find the health-care provider What is needed is sound research and na. Thanks to Amendment 2, those with right for your particular situation. correlative data to clearly outline the a rather lengthy list of diseases and con- For a free consultation, call Healthy- issues with marijuana. These are readily ditions may also be able to enjoy the GreenMD.com at (800) 420-3688. benefits of medical marijuana. www.HeartStringsBreastCare.com available from countries that have not had such shackles on science. Those benefits have been well-docu- David Steranko Shop hours Tue-Fri 9:45-5:15 See RANTS, page 7 mented. The compounds found in the Merritt Island 1117 N. Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna Beach | 386.427.6344 marijuana plant, cannabis, are referred

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with petit theft. with dealing in stolen property and giving possession of drug paraphernalia. Police Heath Burton Young, 41, of 635 Cox false verification of ownership to a sec- Kenneth Austin Braswell, 21, of 5470 From page 5 Road, Cocoa, was charged Oct. 1 trespass- ondhand property dealer. Holland Drive, Mims, was charged Oct. 3 ing, driving while license suspended and Robert A. Wilson, 34, of 1829 Riverside with possession of cocaine, possession of cocaine, with possession of a controlled two counts of petit theft. Drive, No. 214, Titusville, was charged drug paraphernalia and tampering with/ substance without a prescription, two April Marie Jones, 36, of 4300 Alan Oct. 2 with resisting arrest with violence, fabricating physical evidence. counts of possession of drug parapherna- Shepard Ave., Cocoa, was charged Oct. 2 aggravated battery of an officer/firefight- Tiffany Kaye Esser, 29, of 2448 Uranus lia, two counts of introducing contraband with resisting arrest without violence, er/EMT and felony battery of an officer/ Drive, Cocoa, was charged Oct. 3 with into a jail and two counts of violation of possession of drug paraphernalia and fel- firefighter/EMT. aggravated battery-domestic violence. probation. ony battery of an officer/firefighter/EMT. Sarah Lindsey Nemeth Askin, 34, of James Centon Howard Hooper, 26, of Anastasia Alicia Sawyer-Young, 33, of Allen Lee Rhodes, 26, of 650 Dixon 5374 Jamaica Road, Cocoa, was charged 166 June Drive, Cocoa Beach, was charged 635 Cox Road, Cocoa, was charged Oct. 1 Blvd., Unit A3, Cocoa, was charged Oct. 2 Oct. 3 with possession of cocaine and See POLICE, page 16

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ville. opening reception Oct. 14. egar Center for the Arts, 625 E. New Calendar Tickets start at $23. For a prospectus and more informa- Haven Ave., Melbourne. From page 8 Call (321) 268-1125 or visit www.titus- tion, go to www.artgalleryofviera.com/ Tickets start at $16. villeplayhouse.com/home for more infor- brush2017. For more information, call (321) 723- through 29, at the Brevard Zoo, 8225 N. mation. The Art Gallery of Viera is at 2261 8698 or visit www.Henegar.org. Wickham Road, Melbourne. Town Center Ave., Viera. For more information, call (321) 254- 'Brush with Success art show:' Art For more information, call (321) 504 SATURDAY, OCT. 14 WILD or visit www.BrevardZoo.org. Gallery of Viera has announced the Call 4343 or email [email protected]. for Art for its sixth annual competition art Young Eagles Flight Rally: Young peo- show, "Brush with Success 2017." 'Sweeney Todd:' The Demon Barber of 'The Addams Family:' Performances ple, ages 8-17, will have a chance to take a This show will feature a juried competi- Fleet Street:' Performances are at 8 p.m. are at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, and 2 free plane ride on Saturday, Oct. 14, as p.m. Sundays through Oct. 15 at the tion with cash prizes. The show will be on Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays Titusville Playhouse, 301 Julia St., Titus- exhibit from Oct. 13 to Nov. 5, with an from Oct. 13 though Oct. 29, at The Hen- See CALENDAR, page 10 2017 BEACH GOLF TOUR CARDS

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Those attending the flight rally on Oct. the airport. Logbook,” which is on permanent display Calendar 14 are asked come to the big white build- Visit www.eaa724.org for directions to at the EAA Air Adventure Museum in From page 9 ing on the south side of the airport, start- the airport. Oshkosh, Wisconsin. The logbook is also ing at 8:30 a.m. to register for their flight. Following the flight, each young per- accessible on the Internet at www. Experimental Aircraft Association Chap- Flights will begin at 9 a.m., with regis- son, will receive a certificate making them youngeagles.org. ter 724 hosts a Young Eagles Flight Rally tration closing at noon. A parent or an official Young Eagle. Their name will For information, call (321) 266-7410 at Merritt Island Airport. guardian must sign a permission form at then be entered into the “World’s Largest See CALENDAR, page 14 54TH ANNIVERSARY All Are Welcome

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SUNTREE – The Indialantic Chamber Singers will present an evening of heaven- ly compositions during its annual fall concert this weekend. The public can catch these works at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 13, at Advent Lutheran Church, 7550 N. Wickham Road. The concert is free, with a $10 suggest- ed donation. Audiences can expect to hear a mix of classical and modern choral compositions centered around “The Heavens Are Tell- i n g .” “To my knowledge, there is no other vocal ensemble in the area that can per- form choral works with the passion and Photo courtesy of Indialantic Chamber Singers professional quality that we put into our The Indialantic Chamber Singers will present a free concert at the Advent Lutheran Church on Friday, Oct. performances,” said Tony Spadafora, pres- 13, in Suntree. ident and bass singer with the Indialantic group on two selections on the organ as tion process to provide the prelude to and again with them for the Messiah Sing Chamber Singers. w e l l .” Evensong. Along concert on Dec. 1. The concert centerpiece will be Franz Mr. Vogeding started the Indialantic “The Washington National Cathedral is On Dec. 2, Indialantic Chamber Sing- Josef Haydn’s “The Heavens Are Telling” Chamber Singers in 1999, which its mem- a treasure and such a wonderful place to ers will perform a holiday concert at East- from his oratorio “The Creation,” Mr. bers are comprised of degreed musicians, sing,” Mr. Spadafora said. “Singing in that minster Presbyterian Church along with Spadafora said. choral arts professionals and experienced space is just indescribable.” its popular handbell choir, and on Dec. 3, Audiences can expect to hear familiar vocalists. For those unable to attend “The Heav- the ensemble will perform with the Bre- compositions such as Beethoven and Singers must demonstrate proficiency ens Are Telling,” a repeat performance is vard Youth Chorus during “An Old Fash- Mozart, as well as contemporary compos- in music performance as well as music scheduled Sunday, Oct. 22, at Eastminster ioned Christmas” at Riverside Presbyteri- ers Eric Whitacre and Randall Thomp- reading, and be willing to work signifi- Presbyterian Church, 106 N. Riverside an Church in Cocoa Beach. son. cantly outside of scheduled rehearsals to Drive, Indialantic. “We throw in a John Rutter piece that master the music, Mr. Spadafora said. Upcoming performances will include a For more information, call (321) 426- will rock the house,” Mr. Spadafora said. The Indialantic Chamber Singers have special concert with Space Coast Sym- 0360 or visit www.indialanticchambersing- “Our founder and Director Emeritus Mr. traveled to the Washington National phony Orchestra for “Home of the Brave,” ers.org. David Vogeding will accompany the Cathedral in 2011 and 2017 after an audi- a concert honoring veterans on Nov. 5,

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Pickers Paradise: The event takes place the first Saturday of each month at Personalities of the Past Antiques, 823 N. Cocoa Blvd., Cocoa. Call (321) 208-8005 for more informa- tion.

Cocoa Beach Women’s Club: The Hula Hula Luau will be at 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 14, at the Cocoa Beach Country Club, 5000 Tom Warriner Blvd., Cocoa Beach. There will be a cash bar and buffet din- ner, with silent auctions/raffles/50-50 opportunities. Live hula entertainment will be by Beachside Hula Dancers. Tropical dress is the attire. Advanced tickets are $40. For more information, call (321) 961- 5005.

Brevard County Dental Hygiene Association upcoming meetings and speakers: - Saturday, Oct. 14 - A Dynamic Day of Dentistry 6 CE credits. Cocoa Central Library, Cocoa; - Nov. 15 - Nasal and Respiratory Bene- fits of Xylitol - 2 CE’s 6 to 8:30 p.m. at Total Wine Community Room, Viera; - Getting Patients to Say YES to Treat- ment 2CE’s, (date TBA) Total Wine Com- munity Room, Viera; - Oral Cancer SOSA Screening with Debbie Z, (date TBA) at Total Wine Com- munity Room, Viera; - Elevate Your Practice with Air Polish- ing, (date TBA) at Total Wine Communi- ty Room, Viera. Visit www.BCDHA.org for more infor- mation.

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Play golf on Oct. 15: The Swing & Gig- gle Golf Tournament will be at 7:30 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 15, at the Indian River Colo- ny Club, Viera. For more information, call (321) 536- 3712, (561) 201-7086 or (321) 729-8089.

Art on the River in historic Rock- ledge: A Beginning/Intermediate Adult Acrylic Painting class is at Old Rockledge City Hall, 11 Orange Ave., Rockledge. Classes are on the third Sunday of every month from 1 to 3:30 p.m. The next class See CALENDAR, page 15 Friday, October 13, 2017 Hometown News – NORTH BREVARD – www.HometownNewsBrevard.com 15

Bealls stores to raise breast cancer awareness For Hometown News Society for the fourth straight year. Our Stores. They have been supportive ly-held company is still owned by the [email protected] customers will have the opportunity to throughout their stores, with many local founding family and currently operates donate to this extremely valuable cause at employees participating in the Making more than 530 stores in 16 states as Bealls BRADENTON/SARASOTA – Bealls our Bealls stores,” said Matt Beall, Senior Strides Against Breast Cancer walk Stores, Bealls Outlet, Burke’s Outlet and Stores recently announced a month-long, Vice President and Chief Merchandising events,” said Kim Staczek, American Can- Bunulu. For more about Bealls, visit statewide partnership with the American Officer for Bealls Stores, Inc. “We believe cer Society Senior Director, Regional BeallsFlorida.com. Cancer Society during the Making Strides that the research and educational tools Corporate Relations. “Donations allow Against Breast Cancer campaign that runs that exist because of the American Cancer the American Cancer Society to fund can- To learn more about the Making throughout “Breast Cancer Awareness Society are vital towards the fight against cer research, provide free information and Strides Against Breast Cancer initiative, Month,” Oct. 1-Oct. 31. cancer, and we urge our customers to join support, and help people reduce their risk and how to get involved, contact Kim “During the month of October, Bealls us in this continued fight.” or detect breast cancer early. We’d like to Staczek, American Cancer Society Senior will participate in the Making Strides “During our month-long initiative of thank Bealls and their customers for help- Director, Regional Corporate Relations Against Breast Cancer campaign. We Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, we ing us in our fight against cancer.” for the American Cancer Society at 813- could not be more excited to continue this rely on our community support through Bealls Stores is a division of Bealls Inc., 349-4407 or [email protected]. partnership with the American Cancer individuals and businesses such as Bealls headquartered in Bradenton. The private-

N. Wickham Road, Viera. program outlines transportation days after the proceedings, ending Oct. Calendar There are monthly speakers. The cost is improvements for all modes of transpor- 23. Comments should be addressed to: From page 14 $20. tation including: Roadway, multi-modal Steve Martin, District Secretary 719 S. For more information, call (321) 427- transit, bicycle, pedestrian, freight, avia- Woodland Boulevard, DeLand, Florida is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 15. 0010 or email cathyjaskiewiczAWC@ tion, seaports, space and enhancement 32720. All comments will become part of All supplies are provided. gmail.com. projects, such as trails. the public record. Cost is $35 per person or $60 for two. The five-year work program also pro- The presentation of the Department's For more information and registration, 'Protecting the Ones You Love:' This vides clear direction on where to build Tentative Five Year Work Program will be email mitch@mitchartdesign. Lunch & Learn seminar will be from 11 projects, when to build projects and how available at www.D5WPPH.com. a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, Oct. 16, at One to fund projects. For more information, contact Jamie Volunteers needed: Sams House at Senior Place, 8085 Spyglass Hill Road, Commenting options will be available Kersey, Florida Department of Transpor- Pine Island is hosting Archaeologists for Viera. during the online hearing. Written com- tation MPO Liaison, 719 S. Woodland Autism's annual Volunteer Training day The seminar will be about making cre- ments from all interested parties will be See CALENDAR, page 22 from 1 to 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 15, at 6195 mation arrangements in advance. accepted by FDOT for a period of ten (10) N. Tropical Trail, Merritt Island. Call (321) 751-6771 or visit www.onese- Call Martha Pessaro at (321) 449-4720 niorplace.com for more information. to sign up. Watercolors with Bobbi Q. Brown: Build a Bat House Workshop coming The Studios of Cocoa Beach, 165 Minute- to Cape Canaveral: In recognition of men Causeway, Cocoa Beach, will offer National Bat Month, the Florida Bat Con- the class from 1 to 4 p.m. Mondays servancy will host a Bat House Workshop through Nov. 6. Cost is $20 per session. from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 15, at Mana- Register with Brown at bobbiqbrown@ tee Sanctuary Park, 701 Thurm Blvd. hotmail.com or call/text (321) 536-7773. This hands-on educational activity will Space is limited. guide attendees through the assembly of a For more information, visit www.stu- three-chambered bat house while they diosofcocoabeach.org or call (321) 613- learn the important role that bats play in 3480. the Florida ecosystem. The workshop is open to adults and Ongoing art classes: Peggy Nolan, art families with school age children and teacher and art advocate, is offering draw- older. Space is limited and registration is ing classes from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday eve- required. Registration costs $40 per bat nings at the Central Brevard Art Associa- house kit, and participants will need to tion, 103 Barton Blvd., Rockledge. bring their own tools and safety equip- The cost is $15 per session. ment, including closed-toe shoes, safety For more information, call (321) 544- glasses, work gloves, hammer, cordless 5990 or email [email protected]. drill/screwdriver, a Phillips head bit and a 1/8-inch drill bit for pilot holes. Old FDOT hearing goes online: The Flori- clothes, drinks/snacks, and insect repel- da Department of Transportation District lant are also encouraged. Five will hold a weeklong online public The deadline for registration is Friday, hearing for its Tentative Five Year Work Oct. 13. Program for Fiscal Years 2018/19 through For more information or to register for 2022/23, which is used to forecast funds this workshop, contact Sheri Clark at needed for transportation system (321) 890-6154 or via email at batbelfrys@ improvements. The online hearing pro- gmail.com. vides information on projects across nine counties in East-Central Florida. The annual online public hearing will MONDAY, OCT. 16 be online Oct. 9-13, at www.D5WPPH. com. The material will be available 24 D.A.R. to meet: The Abigail Wright hours a day, and can be reviewed any time Chamberlin Chapter of the Daughters of during the online hearing dates. American Revolution meets at 10:30 a.m. The online public hearing and public Monday, Oct. 16, and the second Monday information outreach will also include of each month at the Holiday Inn Mel- consideration of proposed projects for bourne - Viera Conference Center, 8298 Florida's Turnpike Enterprise. The work 16 Hometown News – NORTH BREVARD– www.HometownNewsBrevard.com Friday, October 13, 2017 NOW OPEN Tues.-Sat. 12-7 Sponsor of

Staff photo by Brittany Mulligan Brady Robertson, 5, Palm Bay Mayor William Capote, Melbourne City Council Member of Melbourne, caught Paul Alfrey and members of the Department of Defense pose with United Third Bridge volunteers at its storage unit in preparation of this 1-pound bass in a sending non-perishable items to Puerto Rico in post-hurricane relief neighborhood pond. efforts. government is limiting the amount of Volunteers what people can spend,” Ms. Nazario said. From page 1 “Hopefully with all of us uniting, this stuff will get to where it needs to go.” in Puerto Rico, Ms. Nazario said she Palm Bay Mayor William Capote visit- didn’t hear from her family for up to two ed the unit to speak with United Third weeks after the hurricane hit. Bridge founder Samuel Lopez regarding Nice Catch! “It was just that feeling that I needed to the upcoming gala on Nov. 3 at the Hilton Help us celebrate one of the Space Coast’s most popular pastimes by sub- do something,” she explained. “I called Melbourne Rialto Place, which will be fol- mitting a photo of your most recent catch – straight from Brevard’s waters. (U.S. Rep. Bill) Posey and I was referred to lowed by a Nov. 5 parade and festival at Email a photo of you with your fish that is at least 1MB or 300 DPI in size to: United Third Bridge.” Palm Bay City Hall. [email protected]. A plane was sent two weeks ago carry- “We need to have a heart of giving, not Write “CATCH OF THE WEEK” in the subject line, and in the body of the ing a shipment of 22,000 to 33,000 pounds questioning,” Mayor Capote said. “This is email, please include the following information: of items to Puerto Rico. Although collec- something that’s been a part of me since • Your name • City you live in • Age (if 18 or younger) tions have been underway for some time, the earthquake in Haiti (in 2010).” • Type of fish • Approximate size of fish there is still a need for a few items in par- United Third Bridge wanted to thank Executive Director Greg Donovan of the • Area you caught the fish ticular – such as syringes, insulin, medi- cine, baby food, batteries and oxygen. Orlando-Melbourne International Air- • Phone number in case we have questions (will not be printed) Other items that people can donate are: port, Melbourne City Council member garbage bags, towels, baby wipes, hand Teresa Lopez , District 4 Commissioner sanitizer, diapers, sleeping bags, tents, Curt Smith, Palm Bay Mayor Capote, the repellents, construction supplies, dish Florida-Puerto Rican Hispanic Chamber Always Never soap, baby formula, first aid kits, tooth of Commerce, the International Associa- paste, deodorant, blankets, fans, tiki tion of Firefighters, Sorensen Moving & Fresh! Frozen! lights, generators, pillows, women’s Storage in Eau Gallie, and all businesses 33 S. Atlantic Ave. hygiene products, pajamas, general anti- supporting the relief effort. 321-613-5981 Cocoa Beach, FL biotics, cots, canned milk, canned and dry United Third Bridge, Inc., is still look- pet food, laundry detergent, bottled water ing for volunteers and will give Bright and toilet paper. Futures hours to high school students. “People are feeling neglected, and the For more information, call Ms. Nazario at (321) 557-4470.

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omic, art and film conventions like the Tampa Bay MegaCon offer some unique expiriences for their guests, Cand I was fortunate enough to be one of them. From Sept. 29 until Oct. 1, MegaCon was open for fans of all sorts to view the show. ARIES - March 21/April 20 It’s difficult to describe MegaCon Aries, embrace that others see you as a role laconically; the show is at once a massive model. There may be someone close to you art show for comics, local and interna- who holds you in strong regard. Pay attention tional artists, crafters, filmmakers and to the influence you have on others. hobbyists, while at the same time it is a self-titled “fan-expo” for fans to meet with TAURUS - April 21/May 21 actors and actresses such as William Taurus, a difficult problem will ultimately Shatner and John Barrowman of CW’s prove very rewarding when you find the solu- “A r r o w.” tion. Embrace this challenge and give it your There are thousands of comics to rifle best shot. You will be glad you did. through, cult-classic references from wall-to-wall of the frankly gigantic GEMINI - May 22/June 21 convention center, and film greats milling Gemini, attempt to connect with people on a about— I even waved to comic legend deeper level for the next several days. Your Stan Lee as he zoomed by on his pow- Photo courtesy of Isabelle Mulligan home is a place of comfort and your personal er-chair, which was rather reminiscent of Costumed heroes meet up for a chat at the 2017 Tampa Bay sanctuary, and you can make it that for others, The X-Men’s “Professor X.” too. “Cosplayers,” which is short for MegaCon during the Sept. 28-Oct. 1 weekend. “costume players,” are of course every- like their favorite characters. professional models who put hours of CANCER - June 22/July 22 where. At events like ComicCon, Some of the cosplayers are average fans, labor into making their ‘costume’ as Cancer, slow down a little and take time to MegaCon and even California’s ‘Wonder- smell the roses. A breather can help you happy to celebrate their interests amid See MEGACON, page 20 Con,’ there are countless fans dressed up like-minded people, while others are appreciate all the things you have and give time to show that appreciation.

LEO - July 23/Aug. 23 Your focus this week will be on acquisitions. You may be renovating a home or business or simply updating a wardrobe. Keep track of Out & about your spending. Space Coast Oktoberfest 2017 long-time member of Fifth Avenue Art Solo exhibit at the gallery Gallery. She resides in Indialantic. VIRGO - Aug. 24/Sept. 22 Space Coast Harley-Davidson is present- She combines different materials to allow Virgo, change is stirring things up in a way that ing a family fun Oktoberfest from Thursday, “Dreams & Wishes, Birds & Fishes,” a solo for creative problem solving. should be beneficial for you. See where this Oct. 5, through Sunday, Oct. 15, at I-95 and exhibit by gallery member Renee´ Decator, Fifth Avenue Art Gallery is in the Eau Gallie excitement takes you and brace yourself for Palm Bay Road, next to Bass Pro Shop, in has opened at Fifth Avenue Art Gallery, 1470 Arts District of Melbourne. All events are free whatever comes your way. Palm Bay. Highland Ave., Melbourne. and open to the public. There will be live music, food, beer and Exhibit dates are now through Oct. 29. The First Friday Opening Reception will be LIBRA - Sept. 23/Oct. 23 entertainment, along with fair rides and from 5:30 p.m. through 8:30 p.m. Oct. 6. For more information, call (321) 259-8261 games. At 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 14, Decator will or visit www.fifthavenueartgallery.com. Libra, make an effort to be more financially Oktoberfest hours will be 5 to 10 p.m. discuss her techniques and material choices prudent in the coming weeks. Some patience Monday through Thursday, 1 p.m. to in her work. This is a free event and is open City of Cape Canaveral and discipline now will pay big dividends midnight Friday and Saturday 1 to 10 p.m. to the public. down the road. See OUT, page 18 Sunday. Decator, a mixed-media artist, is a See SCOPES, page 19 Breakfast & Lunch DaiLy 2017 2012 - 2016 NEW HOURS: DER DER Monday-Friday 9-8 EA S EA S R ’ R ’ Saturday & C C 20% OFF H E H E Since 1974 Sunday 10-6 O I C O I C for Military with I.D. or VA Card Natural Food Store Non-Profit Community Owned 8501 Astronaut Blvd. LUNCH SPECIAL • Vitamins • Herbs & Spices Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 321-613-3800 • Organic Produce • Craft Beer & Wine SouthernCharmCafe.net $1 OFF with this ad • expires 10/31/17 6615 N. Atlantic Ave., Suite B • Cape Canaveral, FL SouthernCharmCafe Homemade Desserts include: Banana Pudding, 321-784-0930 Open 7 Days A Week Strawberry Rhubarb Pie, Key Lime Pie, Muffins, 6:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Celebrating Over 40 Years Of Food For The People • Not For Profit Root Beer Floats 18 Hometown News – NORTH BREVARD– www.HometownNewsBrevard.com Friday, October 13, 2017 DINING & ENTERTAINMENT Out From page 17 Run for your life during spooky 5K By Brittany Mulligan to host Friday Fest [email protected]

Cape Canaveral Culture & Leisure INDIALANTIC – A race fun for the Services Department will host Friday Fest on whole family is celebrating 10 years of Friday evening, Oct. 6, on Taylor and witchy-madness in the community, and Poinsetta avenues in Cape Canaveral. Festivities begin at 6 p.m. featuring a kid’s proceeds will go towards benefiting local zone with bounce houses and live music by charities. Just Us. The Rotary Club of Indialantic and Proceeds from beer and wine sales will be Town of Indialantic has partnered benefit Cape Canaveral Youth Programs. together to bring back its popular Witch This event is for all ages, and admission is Way 5K, scheduled for a 5:30 p.m. start Saturday, Oct. 14, at Nance Park, 201 N. See OUT, page 19 Miramar Ave., Indialantic. At 6:30 p.m., the party moves to Long Doggers, 890 N. Miramar Ave., Indialan- tic, where prizes will be awarded for Per- 2017 DER sonal Record Challenge; overall first, sec- EA S R ’ ond and third; and age groups. C E H O I C Race participants will be able to score Photo courtesy of Ben Glover free hot dogs while children trick-or- ‘Witch Way’ 5K participants prepare to start the race at Nance Park treat at Indialantic Shopping Center in Indialantic. Q. What do you suggest for arthritis inflammation? businesses. A. After spending almost twenty years in orthopedics, I “A lot of the families and individuals am always on the lookout for effective natural anti- ters; the BCSO Police Athletic League; see local families come out.” inflammatory products. Research shows that patient and who live in Indialantic come out to sup- and the BCSO Public Safety Charity. Participants are encouraged to wear consistent use of Chondroitin, glucosamine and MSM has port this event just because it helps their On average, the event raises about their Halloween costumes during the been clinically proven effective for the reduction of arthritic inflammation. Herbs such as Turmeric, Boswellia, community and it also helps charities,” $20,000, which is split between the Rota- race. Bromelain and Devils Claw can be an effective alternative. race director Ben Glover said. ry Club of Indialantic and each year’s Registration fees cost $32 per adult However, I am very pleased with the results of Half of the proceeds will go toward the chosen charity. Wobenzyme X, an anti-inflammatory enzyme tablet with and $25 per child 12 and younger on race great research and local testimonial success. It effectively Indialantic Beautification Fund. The “We couldn’t do it without the support day. Packet pickup and late registration eliminates inflammatory agents while balancing healthy other half will benefit nonprofits associ- of our sponsors and participants who will be open starting at 4:15 p.m. at information in a way that provides nutrition and healing to ated with the Brevard County Sheriff’s make it out to our event each year,” Mr. Nance Park on race day. the arthritic area. Office. Glover said. “I think people really look For more information, visit www. Sunshine Health Foods These nonprofits include the BCSO forward to coming out for a good time. A witchway5k.com. 2916 S. Washington Ave., Titusville • 321-269-4848 Pet Posse, which aids local animal shel- lot of it is family-oriented, and it’s nice to

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The Haunted Farm will also feature a Haunting maze, live entertainment and a “troll From page 1 bridge.” Food with drinks will also be available. “We went just bigger and better (than last Tickets for the show start at $12, for year).” ages 13 and up. Ages 12 and under will This year, Florida’s Adventures in Para- not be admitted without an adult, accord- dise has added new “scare-zones” to The ing to The Haunted Farm Facebook page. Haunted Farm, with unique themes for Tickets may be purchased online at www. each area. fareharbor.com/embeds/book/flfloridasad- “The ‘scare-zones’ are different themes venturesinparadi/items/60657/calen- Jan Wilson of Suntree pauses while riding the of a ‘haunted farm,’” Mr. Obloy said. dar/2017/10/. Brecon Mountain Railway in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, “[Themes like] The Butcher, the [Texas] For more information, visit www.flori- to display her copy of Hometown News. Chainsaw Massacre— it’s a full 30-acre dasadventuresinparadise.com/the-haunt- Haunted Farm.” ed-farm.

Are you a fan of the Hometown News? Well, we are inviting you to German will display his artwork in a solo take us along on your next adventure. exhibit, as part of Central Brevard Art Each week, we will feature a different reader-submitted photo that showcases Out Association’s Art in Public Spaces program, at one (or more) of our Brevard County residents reading the Hometown News in a From page 19 Merritt Island Public Library, 1195 N. unique or exotic place. Whether you take a trip to the Grand Canyon or a cruise Courtenay Parkway, Merritt Island, from now to the Bahamas, bring your Hometown News with you and have someone snap a or arranged for wind ensemble. through Nov. 2. picture. For more information, contact Lynne Library hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday, Brownrigg at [email protected] 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, Email your photo (at least 1 MB in size) to [email protected] or (321) 405-2359. noon to 8 p.m.Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and include your first and last name, the city you live in and the location/date of Friday and Saturday. Artwork is for sale where the photo was taken. Type ‘TOURING WITH THE TOWNIES’ in the Dennis German exhibit through the artist. subject line. For more information, call (321) 622-5598 Let's see how many places we can go! Acrylic Artist & Photographer Dennis or contact [email protected]. RANTS & RAVES

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TARGETED ADVERTISING THAT WORKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS Get targeted exposure to a large yet specialized audience when you advertise your business in the Hometown News call (321) 242-1013 22 Hometown News – NORTH BREVARD– www.HometownNewsBrevard.com Friday, October 13, 2017 he does not care if you work late or have Rants to get up early to go to work. He is retired. From page 7 Another neighbor is getting over on Uncle Sam because they have a “handi- capped” person. Yeah, right, handicapped, with six cars What kind of street is this? in front of the home and a motorcycle and huge pile of wooden debris. Clooney is a 21-week- Can you imagine buying a home whose These twisted people on this street in old merle schnauzer, water is run on electricity? So, when elec- Palm Bay have the audacity to write a tric is out, no flushing. neighbor’s home up for noncompliance. owned by Tom and A neighbor has had a backed up septic Nancy Eisenhut of Noncompliance, my gluteus maximus. tank for six-plus months. Think of the There are other homes that do not mow Satellite Beach. His smell. their grass. The house was singled out favorite pastimes are Another neighbor is a drug dealer. because the man does not have a 250- playing with Grace People come and go all hours of the day - pound wife. different cars visit for 10 minutes and They can all go to hell. Oh wait, they Kelley, Ginger Rogers, then speed away. and Ellen DeGeneres, are already in Brevard County as a bunch Another neighbor mows his grass twice of miserable megalomaniacs on that his family dog friends, a week every week, really loudly on a sit street. splashing in the tub on grass cutter, as early as 8 a.m. because and gnawing on the furniture. - Tuesday, Oct. 17, 24 Calendar The Breast Center, 1223 Gateway Drive, From page 15 Melbourne Is your pet worthy of the spotlight? - Wednesday, Oct. 18, 25 Blvd., DeLand, Florida, 32720. Viera Medical Plaza, Suite 101, 8725 N. Hometown News will be the judge of that. For more information, call (386) 943- Wickham Road, Melbourne We are asking our readers to submit photos of their beloved pets, as part Refreshments and wine will be served. of our “Pet of the Week” Contest. The winner for the week will have his or 5338, email [email protected] or her pet displayed in our newspaper, while also being qualified to become visit www.fdot.gov. Call (321) 434-6100 to RSVP. the Hometown News “Pet of the Year!” Email a photo of your pet (one entry Appointment times are limited and will per owner) that is at least 1 MB in size to yourphotos@hometownnewsol. go fast. com. Write “PET OF THE WEEK CONTEST” in the subject line, and in the TUESDAY, OCT. 17 For more information, visit HFbreas- body of the email, please include the following information: thealth.org. • Name of pet Girls' Night Out Mammo Parties: Get • Age your digital mammography screening, • Breed enjoy the company of your friends and WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18 • Three of your pet’s favorite things to do enter your name for an opportunity to • Pet owner’s full name and hometown win a plush robe. All Mammo Parties are Propeller Club Convention: The • Phone number (in case we have questions) from 4:30 to 7 p.m. See CALENDAR, page 25

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Cynthia M.Obituaries Whitney Mitchell R. Flannery

Cynthia M. Whitney, 63, of Cape Mitchell R. Flannery, 56, of Titusville, Canaveral, died Friday, Sept. 22, 2017. died Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2017. Arrangements were by Island Crema- Arrangements were by Ammen Family tions Funeral Home, Merritt Island. Cremation and Funeral Home.

Betty Ann Eichhorne James B. Beck

Betty Ann Eichhorne, 85, of Cocoa James B. Beck, 84, of Cocoa, died Beach, died Saturday, Sept. 23, 2017. Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2017. Arrangements were by Ammen Family Arrangements were by Ammen Family Cremation and Funeral Home. Cremation and Funeral Home.

Cheryl Kelter Ernest F. Miethe Jr.

Cheryl Kelter, 77, of Cocoa Beach, died Ernest F. Miethe Jr., 86 of Cocoa, died Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017. Thursday, Sept. 28, 2017. Arrangements were by North Brevard Arrangements were by Island Crema- Funeral Home, Titusville. tions Funeral Home, Merritt Island.

Sally Frey Peter N. Bailey Jr.

Sally Frey, 65, of Cocoa, died Tuesday, Peter N. Bailey Jr., 56, of Cocoa, died Sept. 26, 2017. Friday, Sept. 29, 2017. Arrangements were by Island Crema- Arrangements were by Island Crema- tions Funeral Home, Merritt Island. tions Funeral Home, Merritt Island.

Elfriede M. Maxam Wayne Childs

Elfriede M. Maxam, 91, of Port St. John, Wayne Childs, 62, of Merritt Island, died Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2017. died Friday, Sept. 29, 2017. Arrangements were by Ammen Family Arrangements were by Ammen Family Cremation and Funeral Home. Cremation and Funeral Home. See OBITS, page 25 PRECISION LAWN CARE & Pacific Rim of Merritt Island offers Sushi, Japanese and Thai cuisine POOL SERVICE Proudly Serving ALL of Brevard County Call Today for your FREE estimate! (321) 691-0032

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Nedra Lu Hoenshel

Nedra Lu Hoenshel, 63, of Cape Canav- eral, died Saturday, Sept. 30, 2017. Arrangements were by Island Crema- tions Funeral Home, Merritt Island.

Matthew P. Negri

Matthew P. Negri, 55, of Merritt Island, died Saturday, Sept. 30, 2017. Arrangements were by Island Crema- tions Funeral Home, Merritt Island.

Kathy H. Davis

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Francesco Longobardo

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All items or clothes, boxes, Blackmon, Luctria; 00712 Brevard County, Florida, and Citizen Wellness Spa DORDELMAN a/k/a THEM. Pubs: 10/6/17 & 10/13/17 spaces may not be household goods and - Suarez, Chantelle; intends to register the located in Brevard ELEANOR B. All other creditors of the available for sale. Cash other personal property 00724 - Jones, Alan; said name with the County, Florida, intends DORDELMAN a/k/a decedent and other only for all purchases & used in home, office or 00726 - Inman, Michael; Division of Corporations, to register the said name ELEANORpersons having claims or tax resale certificates are garage will be sold or 00742 - Minniefield, Florida Department of with the Division of DORDELMAN, demands against 5060 Notice of Sale required, if applicable. otherwise disposed of at Uavonka; 00782 - Corporations, Florida Deceased. FILE NO.: decedent’s estate must 25970-245 S. Plumosa public sales on the dates Pompey, Brenda; 00807 - State, pursuant to section Notice is hereby given 865.09 of the Florida Department of State, 05-2017-CP-034633- file their claims with this Street, Merritt Island, FL. and times indicated below Scheuerman, Beni; pursuant to Section XXXX-XX court WITHIN 3 MONTHS that T-Ron LLC d/b/a 32952 to satisfy Owners Lien for 00811 - Schigner, Kelly; Statutes. Willow Lakes Self (ad #624250) 10/4/17 865.09 of the Florida NOTICE TO AFTER THE DATE OF Auction Date: 10/24/2017 rent and fees due in 00813 - Tull, Sharon; Statutes. (Ad #626570) CREDITORS THE FIRST Storage, Located at 2025 9:30am A004 - Johnson, accordance with Florida 00819 - Purcell, Joy; (Print date: 10/13/17) The administration of the PUBLICATION OF THIS US Hwy 1 N. Titusville, Stephanie; A010 - Statutes: Self-storage 00849 - Gatidis, Angela; FICTITIOUS NAME estate of Eleanor Belle NOTICE. Florida 32796 tends to Rushlau, Heather; B038 - Act, section 83.805 & 00854 - Blake, William; Dordelman a/k/a Eleanor ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED sell or otherwise dispose Molly’s Seafood Shack 83.806. All items or 00866 - Campbell, Tracy; 5060 Notice of Sale 5060 Notice of Sale B. Dordelman a/k/a WITHIN THE TIME of personal property B038 Shaeffer, Kathy; spaces may not be 00871 - Shinault, Eleanor Dordelman, PERIODS SET FORTH described below to B047 - Beuer, Gregory; available for sale. Cash Francesca Notice is hereby given that G & J Mini deceased, whose date of IN SECTION 733.702 OF enforce a lien imposed D065 - Andujar, Angel; only for all purchases & Pubs: 10/6/17 & 10/13/17 Warehouses, LLC intends to sell the personal death was June 20, 2017, THE FLORIDA under said property under E085 - Coughlin, Joseph; tax resale certificates are property described below to enforce a lien File Number PROBATE CODE WILL the Florida Facility act E087 - Mattson, Krista; required, if applicable. Public sale notice is imposed on said property under the Florida Self 05-2017-CP-034633 is BE FOREVER BARRED. Statutes 83.801-83.809. E091 - Wartrich, Nate; 25853 - 3100 Murrell Rd, hereby given that the Storage Facility Act Statutes (Sections 83.801 pending in the Circuit NOTWITHSTANDING The public sale or E093 - weiss, melody; Rockledge, FL., 32955 undersigned intends to 83.809). The Owner will sell at public auction at Court for Brevard County, THE TIME PERIODS disposition of this E098 - matthew, Auction Date 10/24/2017 sell the personal property the following time and location: Florida, Probate Division, SET FORTH ABOVE, property will take place carolette; E128 - Jones, 9:45 am 00230 - Hare Jr, described below under October 25, 2017 at 1:30 pm o’clock at 825 the address of which is ANY CLAIM FILED TWO 10:00 AM on Fri. October Danielle; E131 - Kahl, Philip; 00237 - Harris, the Florida Self Storage Orange Street, Titusville, FL 32796, the following: P.O. Box 219, Titusville, (2) YEARS OR MORE 27, 2017.The goods will Laurie; E141 - Yanik, Josh; 00239 - Johnson, Facility Act. Florida Florida 32781-0219. The AFTER THE be sold or removed from Jennifer; E147 - Sandra; 00240 - Jenkins, Statute Section(s) (Unit owner name) (Unite No.) (Description of names and addresses of DECEDENT’S DATE OF the premises. Kennedy, Mark; F176 - Irene; 00275 - Guardiano, 83.801-83.908. The property) the personal DEATH IS BARRED. The Unit # Name hawk, tim; F181 - Conrad, Ivy; 00306 - Underwood, undersigned will sell at representatives and the date of the first G28 Vincent Carusone Garry L; F190 - Sarrio, Melvin; 00312 - Burton, public sale on Sat. Beverly Cooper C24, C32, F08 personal storage personalpublication of this notice G25 Latashia Akew Teresa; F201 - Kinsey, Lynn; 00321 - Maxwell, October 28th, 2017 @ representatives’attorney is October 6, 2017. G37 Lindsey Price Deanna; F205 - Locke, Lauren; 00332 - Jones, 10:00 a.m. at Cocoa Jerry Hendricks C22 & C23 personal storage are set forth below. PersonalF4 Diamond A. Jones Henry; G229 - Ruth, Lisa; Alan; 00352 - Caron, Village Self Storage, 105 All creditors of the Representatives: Adell Pubs: 10/13/17 & G236 - Lambright, Ronald; 00357 - Jones, Forrest Ave, Cocoa, FL. Demetri Dotts A10 personal storage decedent and other Cohen, 910 Jacaranda 10/20/17 Christopher; G492 - Alan; 00405 - Dickinson, 32922, 321-631-5233. persons having claims or Drive, Barefoot Bay, FL NOTICE OF SALE Mobius, Evelyn; G506 - Freddy; 00406 - The following all consists The sale is subject to cancellation in the event of demands against 32976 & Kathryn Wilson, PS Orange Co., Inc. Franta, Tim; G514 - Thompson, Richard; of miscellaneous goods: payment or other settlement. Should it be decedent’s estate on 4231 Post Road, Personal property Lamoureux, Don; G572 - 00422 - Flowers, Unit #019 Shantay Frye impossible to dispose of these goods on the day of whom a copy of this Cumming, GA 30040 consisting of sofas, TV’s, Howard, Andree; G573 - Michelle; 00425 - Atkins, All purchases are sold as sale, the sale will be continued on such notice is required to be Attorney for Personal clothes, boxes, Hain, Joeseph; G580 - William; 00444 - is. All purchases must be succeeding days thereafter as may be necessary served must file their Representative: Kimberly household goods and Olmos, John; H356 - Mcdowell, Joyce; 00466 - paid in cash and removed to completer the sale. claims with this court ON A. Jones, Florida Bar other personal property Seibert, Jill; H431 - Croom, Lawrence; 00477 from the premises by end OR BEFORE THE Number: 29036, used in home, office or Lombardo, Mary; H582 - - Robinson, Kelly; 00484 - of the business day. 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