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The Boca Raton Tribune FREE The Boca Raton Tribune Your Closest Neighbor 561-338-7843 for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com East /West Boca Raton, Highland Beach, Delray Beach FL - July 21 through July 27 , 2011 •Year II •Number 057 Municipal News Forensic lab to fill out final section of Old Navy Opens New Store at West Police/Fire Training Facility on Congress See page 3 Boca plaza See page 21 Work continues on Remembrance Plaza at Lynn University See page 3 Boca Police say robber cleans out Pelican Cleaners See page 4 Community News Delray Playhouse Children’s Theater presents “Dream- coat” See page 5 Back to School ‘Jam’ planned at Barton Study Center See page 5 Fatal crash demands traffic safety awareness effort See page 5 Real Estate Section Heritage Apartment Cassandra Reeves, Old Nave Store offer top-notch ame- Osprey Point Manager reads the Boca Tribune nities, downtown Send us your pictures Boca location of you reading a copy See page 17 Golf Course aces of The Boca Raton Boca agency offers Audubon Sanctuary Tribune for you to be online Real Estate featured in a guide upcoming edition of the newspaper! See page 19 designation See page 4 Delray Beach RIBUN Nearly 400,000 readers! Your closest neighbor T E YOUR CLOSEST NEIGHBOR. 2 - July 21 through July 27, 2011 - Edition 57 Marketing Director Chris Catoggio Haridopolos quits Senate [email protected] Briefs Account Executive The Boca Raton Tribune race; Hasner camp cites boost Ben Frazier, Marguax Vickers, Quote Gilda Schneider Art Director of the Week Maheli Jardim “Stone is heavy and sand a burden, but a fool’s provo- Graphic Design: cation is heavier than both. Boca Police Safety Tip Marcos Gemal Prov.27-3 Photographers: Nicole Vickers, Gabriela Heizer Q: Can I bring my cooler with alcoholic beverages Barbara McCormick Paul Triviabits to the beaches and parks in Boca Raton? By Paul Paquet Video Production Adam Hasner Mike Haridopolos Director When country rocker A: No. In accordance with city municipal Code Klaiton Silva Sec. 4-4, it shall be unlawful for any person to con- BOCA RATON -Mike Haridopolos, perhaps the most Gram Parsons died of a nameworthy candidate among Republicans planning to The Boca RatonTribune sume an alcoholic beverage of more than 1 percent by mailing address: drug overdose, his hippie seek the seat of Democratic U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson next friends literally stole his volume on any public street, sidewalk, right-of way, P.O. Box 970593 year, has quit the race. Boca Raton, FL 33497 body from LAX and tried park or beach. And that’s good news for former local State Rep. and Office Address: 399 NW Boca Raton to cremate it in Joshua Crime and safety questions are answered by offi- Blvd., Suite 212 - Boca Raton Fl, 33432 ex-House Majority Leader Adam Hasner, whose Senate [email protected] Tree, Calif. The amateur cers from the Crime Prevention Unit. For more infor- campaign team sent out an e-mail soon after Haridopolos www.bocaratontribune.com cremation went badly, the mation, visit www.BocaPolice.com. For general information: hippies were eventually left the race. 561-290-1202 arrested, and whatever Boca Raton Police Blotter “There was big news today, and we wanted to share it Fax: 561-208-6008 with you,” said the email from the Hasner team. “One of Copyright 2011 by The Boca was left of Parsons was BURGLARY TO RESIDENCE 07/14/2011 9:52 our opponents, Mike Haridopolos, announced he is drop- Raton Tribune. All rights reserved buried in Louisiana. A cop EAST CAMINO REAL - Unknown suspect(s) gained ping out of the race for Senate. by The Boca Raton Tribune. All with a sense of humor entry to the residence by smashing out the glass on the submissions and published materials ”There’s now a clear choice between a principled, lim- called it “Gram Theft door located on the east side of the residence with an un- are the propery of The Boca Raton Parsons,” which is pretty known tool. Suspect(s) stole jewelry valued at $1,900.00 ited-government conservative and Marco Rubio ally in Tribune. This publication may not be clever. and $4,500.00 in cash. Adam Hasner, and the original ‘Charlie Crist Republican’ reproduced in whole or in part without in George LeMieux.” express written consent from The Boca Raton Tribune. The publishers reserve Who was supposed to PURSE SNATCH 07/14/2011 10:16 NORTH FED- Actually, there are 10 announced candidates on the the right to edit all submissions and sing on U2’s “Love Res- ERAL HIGHWAY - Paul Mannino and Dolores List 2012 ballot already, most of them newcomers or also rans. to reject any advertising or copy they cue Me,” only to bail for were in Burger King when a B/M 5`10 - 6`01” medium However, LeMieux - who was picked by Gov. Crist to fill regard as harmful to the publication´s a Traveling Wilburies build, short kinky black hair, one gold tooth, wearing a yel- the unexpired term of former U. S. Senator Mel Martinez good or deemed to be libelous. The tour? publisher is not responsible for the low shirt with black lettering on the front, wearing shorts, when he quit before his term expired - is also on that list. articles written by its columnists. A) Bob Dylan black and white shoes and a white hat snatched List`s Martinez’ seat was won in 2010 by Marco Rubio. The publishers are not responsible B) Allen Ginsberg purse that was next to her in her booth and fled out the Hasner, 41, was District 87 state rep (Boca-Delray for typographical errors, omissions C) BB King or copy or photos misrepresented back door. area) from 2002 to 2010, yielding the seat due to term lim- D) Luciano Pavarotti by the advertiser. Liability shall not its. He was appointed House Majority Leader by Rubio OTHER THEFT 07/14/2011 14:39 1400 WEST exceed the cost of the portion of space when Rubio was House Speaker. occupied by such error or advertising them. GLADES ROAD - Complainant, Bruce Allen from South- In an address posted on YouTube, Haridopolos said items or information. All editorials are wanted Dylan to sing for for sing to Dylan wanted ern Waste Systems advised police that someone removed intended to reflect the position of the he was pursuing the U.S.Senate seat when he realized his publisher and not of any individual Previous answer: U2 U2 answer: Previous the Vertipack dumpster/garbage compacter from the rear of the old restaurant (McCormick and Schmick). The duties as federal candidate and state senate president were editorial writer. Signed columns, on compacter/dumpster is valued at $10,000 and is green in “in conflict.” the other hand, reflect the opinions of the author and not necessarily color. No serial number available at this time. The dump- “I am no longer a U.S. Senate candidate and won’t run INDEX those of the publisher. The advertiser ster was taken between 5/11/2011 and 7/14/2011. for other office this year or next,” Haridopolos said, add- and/or the advertising agency is Briefs Page 02 ing he is “rededicating myself ” to being president of the responsible for all content and will VEHICLE THEFT AUTO 07/14/2011 8:25 - Victim Senate. assume responsibility resulting from Municipal News Page 03 reported an unknown person stole her 1996 red Chevy publication of said advertisement in Community News Page 05 Blazer from in front of her home in Dixie Manor. She The Boca Raton Tribune. parked the vehicle around 2100hrs. on 7/13/11. Her son Section B Page 09 stated he came home around 0100hrs. on 7/14/11 and the Proud Member of: Section R Page 17 vehicle was still in the parking lot. They noticed it was missing when victim come out to go to work. Business Page 20 Columnists Page 22 CARRYING A CONCEALED WEAPON ARREST, 07/14/2011, 2000 CAMINO REAL - Following a traf- Games Page 26 fic stop Benyamin Nissan, 22, was arrested for possession Pet Society Page 27 of marijuana, possession of paraphernalia and possession of carrying a concealed weapon. Released on personal re- Sports Page 32 cognizance 2010-2011 Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com July 21 through July 27, 2011 - Edition 57 - 3 Municipal News The Boca Raton Tribune Forensic lab to fill out final section of Work continues on Remembrance Police/Fire Training Facility on Congress Plaza at Lynn University Story, photo by BOCA RATON – Dale M. King The Lynn University campus has been espe- BOCA RATON - A mil- cially busy and – liter- lion-dollar Police Strategic ally – earthmoving this Operations and Forensic summer with the con- Laboratory will soon occu- struction of the Lynn py most, if not all, of the University Remem- remaining space at the Po- brance Plaza under way. lice/Fire Training Facility The plaza, a perma- Remembrance Plaza under construction. at 6500 Congress Ave. nent tribute to the Lynn signed to biologically con- But one thing is for The City Coun- students and professors trol exotic weeds,” said certain – the lake will be cil recently awarded who lost their lives in Andy Fuhrman of All- home to more than fish. a $1,243,000 contract to the 2010 Haiti earth- state Resource Manage- It will be home to the Sisca Construction Ser- quake, will be located ment, Inc., who helped Remembrance Plaza (de- vices LLC to build the at the heart of campus moved the fish.
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