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Kristin Flanagan Account Executive and growth management needs of communities [email protected] BRIEFS within the Northeast Florida region. For more (904) 285-8831, ext. 3950 information, go to www.sjcfl.us/GrowthMan- St. Johns County receives Regional Award agement/index.aspx. April Snyder for Excellence in affordable housing Sales Assistant St. Johns County was recently awarded the New St. Johns County Art in Public Spaces [email protected] Regional Award for Excellence in Affordable exhibit features local artists (904) 285-8831, ext. 3937 Housing by the Northeast Florida Regional St. Johns County’s Art in Public Spaces Register today at Council for the county’s new workforce hous- program will host the “Outside the Box” art jacksonvillezoo.org Jonathan Bueno ing zoning designation. The St. Johns County exhibition through April 29 at the County Circulation Manager Board of County Commissioners authorized Administration Building, 500 San Sebastian [email protected] a new zoning designation that would offer View in St. Augustine. Hosted in partnership 904-463-4407 incentives for local developers to produce with the St. Johns Cultural Council and Art Subscription Rates, Bulk Mail: housing for families that make less than the Box, the exhibit, which features more than two One year, $35; six months, $20. Rates annual median income. The award recognizes dozen talented St. Johns County artists, has not applicable in Canada or overseas. To subscribe, call (904) 285-8831. individuals, organizations or specific projects with a primary focus on meeting the planning BRIEFS continues on Page 3 Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 COMMUNITY NEWS 3

ists created large scale murals specifically SJC Master Gardener Volunteer ment at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, April 14. The for this exhibit to represent and showcase Program to hold fundraising plant sale meeting will feature Ambassador Nancy Briefs the beauty of St. Johns County. Visitors are UF/IFAS Extension St. Johns County Soderberg, current UNF political science Continued from 2 invited to view the exhibit from 8 a.m. to Master Gardener Volunteer Program is professor, former ambassador, former U.S. artwork in a variety of mediums including 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. To learn holding a fundraising plant sale from 9 Senate staffer and former congressional paint, photography and woodworking. In more about the St. Johns Cultural Council, a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, April 16, at 3125 candidate (FL-6) discussing “The Legisla- addition, four of these featured local art- go to www.historiccoastculture.com. Agricultural Center Drive in St. Augus- tive Branch.” To request Zoom link for the tine. Only cash or checks will be accept- meeting, email [email protected]. ed. Only 20 shoppers will be permitted in nursery at a time. All CDC and UF guide- Hospital Creek Bridge to temporarily lines for social distancing, face coverings close for project and sanitation will be followed. For more As part of the Hospital Creek Bridge information, call (904) 209-0430. improvement project located on State Road A1A just west of the Vilano Bridge, Ponte Vedra Democratic Club to hold the Hospital Creek Bridge will be tempo- meeting, continue series April 14 rarily closed, nightly, to traffic intermit- The Ponte Vedra Democratic Club will tently (30-minute increments) from 9:30 hold its monthly Zoom meeting and Part p.m. to 6:30 a.m. Thursday, March 18, 2 of its series on the branches of govern- through Wednesday, March 31. CUSTOM BUILDING & REMODELING SINCE 1962 RESIDENTIAL / COMMERCIAL

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LETTER TO DeSantis appoints Ponte Vedra resident THE EDITOR to Environmental Regulation Commission Parking on Ponte Vedra Boulevard To residents of Ponte Vedra Beach, North Florida Land Trust of Commerce, the University of North a shareholder at Dean Mead and general Currently parking on the entire Florida’s Osprey Club, the Alliance of counsel and assistant secretary at Florida’s stretch of Ponte Vedra Boulevard for president joins 3 other Florida Land Trusts and the Florida Con- Department of Community Affairs. Roth lawn, landscape, pool and general ser- servation Coalition. currently serves on the Environmental vice vehicles is allowed for a limited appointees to board Frazer is dean of the College of Ma- Regulation Commission and is a member reasonable duration. With the increase Gov. Ron DeSantis announced four ap- rine Science at the University of South of The Florida Bar, Tallahassee Women in traffic, this is causing dangerous pointments to the Environmental Regula- Florida. Previously, he was director of the Lawyers, Leadership Florida and the conditions. The MSD is requesting tion Commission on March 12, including University of Florida’s School of Natural Capital Women’s Network. that the Ponte Vedra Zoning Board Ponte Vedra resident Jim McCarthy. Resources and Environment and served Buermann, of Key Largo, is an attorney “PVZAB” rewrite the current parking Dr. Thomas K. Frazer, Cari Roth and as the state of Florida’s first chief science and former chairman of the South Florida code to read as follows: Eric Buermann were also appointed to the officer. Frazer also previously served Water Management District Governing 11.d “Truck Tractors or Truck commission. as acting director of the University of Board. Previously, he was of counsel Tractor Semi Trailers, as those terms McCarthy is president of the North Florida’s Water Institute and associate di- at Squire Patton Boggs. Buermann has are defined in Chapters 316, Florida Florida Land Trust. Previously, he was rector of the university’s School of Forest volunteered his time with the National Statutes, but only when used to trans- executive director of the Cystic Fibrosis Resources and Conservation in addition Tropical Botanical Garden, the University port and deliver furniture, appliances, Foundation and president of Spectrum to leading their Fisheries and Aquatic Sci- of Miami School of Law Center for Ethics bulk materials, or other belongings Marketing and Public Affairs. McCarthy ences Program. and Public Service, Ransom Everglades or property of a person and only for currently serves on the Environmental Roth, of Tallahassee, is vice president School and the National Audubon Society. so long as is reasonably necessary to Regulation Commission and has been of governmental and regulatory affairs These appointments are subject to con- load or unload. Parking of said ve- involved with the Jacksonville Chamber for Lykes Bros, Inc. Previously, she was firmation by the Florida Senate. hicle for greater than 10 minutes shall require the use of onsite flag persons or safety cones. This exception does not apply to vehicles used for regular periodic deliveries or regular periodic Reps. Rutherford, Pappas, Waltz, services provided to a property or person, including for the purposes of lawn/landscape maintenance or other maintenance and repair services.” Lawson, Stivers reintroduce PAWS Act If this code change is made, it an inner battle at home,. Our service will be illegal for service trucks and Bill, which would benefit organizations like men and women sacrifice so much for trucks with trailers, which do regular our freedom, and we must do our part periodic services like lawn, pool, K9s For Warriors, receives bipartisanship support to assist those dealing with invisible and pest maintenance to park in the U.S. Rep. John Rutherford recently illnesses. Through the PAWS Act, these right of way. They will need to park announced the reintroduction of H.R. trained service dogs will help our na- in yards or driveways and not block 1022, the Puppies Assisting Wounded tion’s heroes with their mental wellness sidewalks. Only government and pub- Servicemembers (PAWS) Act of 2021, and make transitioning from active duty lic service vehicles will be allowed. which will increase access to service to civilian life an easier feat.” Currently, this is how Corona Road, dogs for veterans with post-traumatic K9s For Warriors CEO and Jackson- Solana Road, Roscoe Boulevard, and stress disorder. ville City Councilman Rory Diamond Ponte Vedra Boulevard north of the The PAWS Act establishes a competi- has been a strong proponent of the county line all operate. tive grant program through the Depart- PAWS Act since the beginning, Carriers like UPS, Amazon, ap- John Rutherford Al Lawson ment of Veterans Affairs for organiza- “Making service dogs more accessible pliance, furniture, and construction tions, such as K9s For Warriors in Ponte taking their own lives each day, we to veterans will ultimately empower material deliveries will be allowed Vedra, to pair service dogs with veterans must do more to help those with PTSD our nation’s heroes to successfully time reasonably necessary, and if suffering from PTSD. Rutherford (R- and other service-connected forms of reintegrate into civilian life,” Diamond greater than 10 minutes, shall require Florida) joined in this effort with Reps. trauma. I am proud to reintroduce the said. “The PAWS Act would commit use of flag person or safety cones, as Chris Pappas (D-New Hampshire), PAWS Act to help our warfighters lead considerable resources towards properly in moving vans. Michael Waltz (R-Florida), Al Lawson productive and successful lives once training and pairing service dogs with Parking for parties on your own (D-Florida) and Steve Stivers (R-Ohio). they return to civilian life.” veterans who would most benefit from property is permissible. Valet or “Research from the V.A. has Lawson, whose district comprises part them. We thank Congressman Ruther- parking in the right of way requires a concluded that service dogs are a proven of Duval County, said, “For many of our ford for his continuing dedication to our permit and officer as currently written therapy for those suffering from PTSD,” returning veterans, often we see that the nation’s veterans with the introduction in the code. Rutherford said. “With 20 veterans battle on the frontlines has turned into of this bill.” I would propose that if this code change causes a hardship, a home- owner should have the right to apply for a variance to add a circular drive on lots with less than 150-foot front- Collage Day School appoints new head of school age, as is currently required. Anthony Mortimer has been named that consistently deliver high-quality, in education from the University of North Too many times, zoning changes as Collage Day School’s head of school. research-based, relationship-focused Florida. He is state certified in reading, do not get attention until after being The announcement was made by Katie holistic education. exceptional student education and educa- passed, so if you have an opinion, at- Falwell, the private school’s founder. Mortimer is a former member of the tion leadership. tend the next PVZAB meeting on the Mortimer, a retired naval officer, has board of directors for the Florida Council Falwell’s educational system also first Monday of April at 3 p.m. at the served as middle school principal and as- of Administrators of Special Education. includes Palm Valley Child Development county auditorium on Lewis Speed- sociate head of school. Currently, he is treasurer of the board Center, Mandala Family Wellness and way in St. Augustine. According to the school, Mortimer’s of directors for GlobalJax. He holds a Keystone Behavioral Pediatrics. Sincerely, priorities include developing top in- master of arts degree in teaching from Go to www.CollageDaySchool.org for Brad Scott, structional talent to build faculty teams Jacksonville University and a doctorate more information. Ponte Vedra Beach resident Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 COMMUNITY NEWS 5 Flagler Health+ recognizes anniversary of 1st patient diagnosed with COVID-19 in Northeast Florida One year ago, on March 10, Flagler “The Fab Five,” included hospitalist Health+ made history as the first health- Jerome Tuitt, M.D., emergency care phy- care system in Northeast Florida to treat sician Brian Kiekover, M.D., critical care a patient diagnosed with COVID-19. And physician Javier Aduen, M.D., infectious over the course of the year that would fol- disease specialist Vivek Manikal, M.D. low, nearly 600 patients were treated for and primary care physician Todd Baten- COVID-19 at Flagler Hospital, thousands horst, M.D. For months, this team rotated of people were tested, and now, thousands call every day and night, providing guid- vaccinated by Flagler Health+. ance and support for achieving the best “We felt it was important to commemo- outcomes for patients with COVID-19 rate the anniversary of the first COVID-19 diagnosis. case and recognize the incredible achieve- Their collaboration and expertise helped ments that have occurred throughout this chart the course for recovery for many unprecedented time,” said Flagler Health+ patients, with some of the best outcomes President and CEO Jason Barrett. “I in the state. continue to be awed by the resilience and “This pandemic required us to be unwavering commitment that our team nimble while also laser focused,” said has demonstrated through what many Nangela Pulsfus, patient care services, consider to be the most challenging time chief clinical officer. “The fear of the in our immediate history. I could not be unknown could have been a barrier; more proud of our staff.” Photo provided by Flagler Health+ however, this is not what we experienced Each staff member — both clinical and Flagler Health+ doctors Todd Batenhorst (from left), Javier Aduen, Jerome Tuitt, Brian Kiekover at Flagler Health+. I felt very proud and non-clinical — was vital to ensuring that and Vivek Manikal and were affectionately designated “The Fab Five” for their work in treating inspired by the sincere dedication and COVID-19 patients. patients received the best possible care. continuous collaboration. Teams were And now, each team member will be rec- with COVID-19 symptoms. This allowed And while the entire world was learning working closely together to navigate these ognized as being a COVID-19 hero with a patients presenting with unrelated ill- the best courses of treatment for patients uncharted territories, including opening commemorative pin. Close to 2,000 pins nesses and injuries to be cared for without with COVID-19 from each other in additional beds, conserving PPE, increas- will be distributed in recognition of the the risk of additional infection spread. real-time, Flagler Health+ providers also ing safety surveillance, managing short- resiliency, sacrifice and unwavering com- Inside the hospital, dedicated units were needed to lean on the expertise of each ages of medication and PPE, and most mitment to the patients served throughout established to safely care for COVID-19 other to collectively analyze, maintain and recently managing the vaccination clinics. a very difficult year. patients, with many unknowns about adjust treatment plans for each patient. Many of us have mentioned how nice it With the arrival of COVID-19 to St. transmission at that time. An inter-pro- Chief Medical Officer Miguel Machado, has been work with professionals that we Johns County, so came changes to the fessional team made up of environmental in collaboration with the Medical Execu- don’t typically see throughout the day. It Flagler Hospital campus. The most vis- services, facilities, supply chain, respira- tive Committee, assembled a team of phy- felt like it brought a new meaning to being ibly noticeable change was an emergency tory therapy, the emergency department, sicians to oversee and approve developing a ‘work family.’” medical triage tent that was established critical care and medical staff collaborated treatment protocols. To learn more about Flagler Health+, to isolate patients presenting to the ER to set up these units within days. This team, affectionately designated go to flaglerhealth.org. Florida nonprofit helps youth athletes reduce plastic pollution Imagine a greener world with less PVAA athletes both education and alterna- plastic pollution. This is what local non- tives (to plastic), we are creating aware- profit Beaches Go Green hopes to inspire. ness and making changes for the better of Through its Reusable Bottles for Sports the planet.” program, BGG connects a local sponsor Partnering with local organizations like with a school or community sports team to Flagler Health+ is a key component of provide team-branded reusable bottles to the Reusable Bottles for Sports program. young athletes. Local partners cover the cost of the bottles The most recent success is a partner- and donate them to a local school or sports ship with Flagler Health+ and Ponte Vedra team through this Beaches Go Green ef- Athletic where BGG has distributed more fort. than 1,200 SIC-brand stainless-steel water “Flagler Health+ stands behind our bottles for athletes to use instead of single- commitment to advancing the physical, use cups and plastic bottles. social and economic health of Northeast PVAA teams including Jaws lacrosse, Florida communities,” said Carlton De- Riptide lacrosse, Storm soccer, JDL Vooght, SEVP CAO of Flagler Health+. football, baseball and wrestling have all “Supporting the Reusable Bottles for received a reusable bottle as part of their (youth) Sports program is another way uniform. Athletes are strongly encouraged that we can reinforce the importance of to use these reusable bottles over single- caring for our planet and our own health.” use plastic at practices and games. 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Len Mattiace has won two PGA TOUR events, played 450 TOUR events total, had 12 exempt years on the PGA TOUR, had two top 10s at THE PLAYERS Championship and was a runner-up at The Masters. Today, the Nease High School alumnus is with PGA TOUR Champions. Len Mattiace

As told to Shaun Ryan In a career filled with highlights, are there one or two that really stand out for you? I would say the best highlight is winning my first PGA tour event. It was 2002 in Los Angeles. That Nissan Open at the famous Riviera Country Club has a deep, rich history of great players winning there, and my name was now included. I shot rounds of 69-66-65-68 to win by one shot over Scott McCarran. I birdied the 17th hole to be tied for the lead in a solid par on 18, which got me my first victory. It was worth $665,000. My second highlight, I would say, would be winning for the second time a few months later at the FedEx St. Jude Classic in Memphis. I shot 65-64 on the weekend to come from behind to win again. That year I was one of four hottest golfers to win multiple times along with Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson. Tell us about your youth when you were just learning the game. Did you have any inkling that you would one day go on to compete — and win — on such a Photo by Shaun Ryan high professional level? Two-time PGA TOUR winner Len Mattiace and Kaitlyn Chana are seen at the Rolls Royce Players Party on Friday, March 12. My dad got me involved when I was eight, nine and 10 years old, and I loved it. he was with me for 15 years and was inside about 20 different schools, reaching I feel like I could live anywhere in the He was a great teacher –not many words, instrumental to my professional success. kids from roughly nine years old to 17 world, but I choose to live here. I love the just mostly by doing. Not only did Jim teach me a lot about the years old. We give the students monthly people, the weather, the location, so it all I love watching the pro players on TV golf swing and consistency, but he gave initiatives to talk about bullying, the works. My time at Nease High School was and in person. We could watch a tour event me a lot of confidence on how to deal with effects and how it can be better. We’re fantastic. At the time, Nease was brand when it was close to our home. winning on the PGA TOUR. trying to change the energy around. The new, and everybody was kind of learning I’d say I was about 15 when I knew I bullying is a very serious topic. It can the ropes. They were very important years wanted to play on the pro tour level. What advice would you give young affect children and families in a very, very for my golf. Looking back – I started people who would like to pursue a deep way. So, we recognize that, and we there in ninth grade – and ninth grade, Becoming a top golfer requires a lot professional golfing career? want to give kids every chance to be in 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, I got of hard work and practice. Was there Give it all you got. It’s a great life and go a school environment that can be safe, better and better as a golfer where I was someone who encouraged or inspired after it. Don’t be distracted by social media healthy and so they can prosper onward. the number one junior in the country in the you along the way? and what other people are thinking. And These monthly initiatives that the kids do rankings. My dad was passionate about golf, so he work harder than others. Always surround can be service projects, posters, papers, did it all the time – other than his work. He yourself with great people and a loving speeches, different things for different In your spare time, do you have any had his own chemical sales company. He circle. months. Every month, we have a different hobbies or special interests you enjoy? learned the game by being a caddy when he theme, and we’re really proud of the work I love any type of athletic activity: was young. He would make $2 for carrying Tell us about the Len Mattiace Founda- we’re doing. This has been going on now biking, swimming, hanging out with a golf bag around, sometimes up to $5 for tion and what it does. for three years. With more funding we can friends, but most of my spare time I’m carrying the golf bag for nine or 18 holes. My Len Mattiace Foundation has two reach more kids, we can recognize schools dedicated to my foundation. When I’m He was always inspiring to me: a super- pillars. We conduct monthly events to raise and kids and keep spreading the word in a not competing, it’s a full-time passion to positive attitude and a hard-work ethic. money for kids’ programs at The First very healthy positive way. be able to help kids in the community we Very loving, very consistent, very fair, and Tee of North Florida. These are at various live in. he always had our backs. country clubs in the North Florida area You attended Nease High School and My two brothers were instrumental where we connect members with The First live in Jacksonville. What do you like How can people get involved? because they’re older and they love golf, Tee kids’ nine-hole events, and it’s really best about making your home in North- I would ask people to help get too. So at times we would play together or great energy. Friendships evolve. We raise east Florida? involved whether they be a sponsor of practice together. I was always watching money, as well. Since the year 2000, we People who live here know it’s a great the foundation or want to volunteer. They them because they were better when they have raised over $400,000 for The First place to live. The beach is close and, can contact me on lenmattiace.com for were teenagers and in their 20s than me, Tee of North Florida. especially for golfers, the weather is more information. We are grateful that and I always picked up good tips and Our second pillar has nothing to fantastic. It’s not a super-huge city like we raised a total of $500,000 for various quickly learned from them. do with golf. It’s a Stop the Bullying Atlanta or Houston but big enough to Jacksonville charities, and we’re looking When I was a pro I was introduced to Campaign in Duval County. We partner where we have all of the amenities that we forward to hitting the million mark in a Jim McLean, a famous golf coach, and with Communities In Schools. We’re need. couple years from now. Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 COMMUNITY NEWS 7 The Recorder’s garden columnist Kathy Esfahani, of Kathy’s Creative Gardens & Nursery, Bottles shares her tips for growing gorgeous gardens in Northeast Florida. Continued from 5

Flower creative, as long a change in personal habits by encour- KATHY’S GARDENING GUIDE as all other criteria aging reusable items over single use. of the Week: “To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.” are reached. Tend- Third, and perhaps most important, – Audrey Hepburn Salvia ing to an herb BGG aims to protect children from the and vegetable potential harm chemicals in plastic can HERB AND VEGETABLE GARDENS: garden often can leach into human bodies. Start your herb garden today! aid in the growth “We recognize that drinking and Most herbs grow easily, especial- of the plants, and eating from plastic not only has health ly in a variety of conditions … per- eventually the implications for the planet, but it fect for any novice gardener. When overall taste when can have serious effects on our own planting herbs and vegetables in Photos provided by Kathy Esfahani harvested! health,” said Anne Marie Moquin, zone 9A, we need to keep in mind founder of Beaches Go Green. “Plastic Kathy Esfahani that the best plantings will be hot-weather plants. How deep does an herb planter need to be? leaches chemicals into our food and Columnist Spring is the best time to start these plantings. Eighteen inches is the standard. When selecting your pot for drinks when it’s heated or as it breaks Planting in this zone requires well-drained soil and will rot if planting herbs, such as parsley or basil, you’ll want to ensure up into microplastics. These chemi- it becomes too soggy. A good rule to follow is to water when the the pot or container is at least eighteen inches deep … be sure cals, often found to be endocrine dis- first two inches of soil feel dry. If you see wilting, the plant is too to place some mulch or something similar in the bottom of the ruptors, mimic hormones in our own dry, and needs water immediately. Most herbs will grow, so don’t container before placing potting soil to ensure your plants have bodies and can be especially harmful overcrowd them in your garden. Generally, these plants need 6-8 adequate drainage. for adolescents.” hours of sun per day to thrive. Some popular herbs in this zone When you purchase your herb plants in nursery pots from Reducing single-use plastic con- include basil, oregano, dill, parsley, rosemary, mint and thyme. a garden center or nursery, you should at least plant them into sumption and pollution is an important Northeast Florida is considered a year-round planting area for new pots double the size of its nursery container. Be sure to read step toward preserving our health and vegetables. This means there are a variety of vegetables through- the plant tag for requirements for light. You’ll also need a water saving our planet for future generations. out the year to continuously plant and harvest. Peppers, beans, source nearby for easy access. The nonprofit Beaches Go Green lettuce, squash, eggplant, zucchini and tomatoes are popular Follow these quick steps to get started today: aims to create awareness and educa- vegetables to plant in this zone. An adequate amount of six hours ■ Select herb pots that have good drainage holes tion around the waste humans produce of sunlight, water and compost or organic matter are crucial in the ■ Choose the right size pot for your herb plants and how it impacts the planet. success of your vegetable garden. ■ Choose the right materials for your herb pots If interested in getting your team Happy planting! involved in the program or to spon- Why not start your herb garden in a favorite pot or Email Kathy at [email protected] for any sor a local team, email annemarie@ container? questions or gardening tips you would like to see in the future. beachesgogreen.org. For more infor- Herb and vegetable gardens can be created into your landscap- Kathy’s Creative Gardens & Nursery is located at 196 N. Roscoe mation on Beaches Go Green, go to ing, or in pots or boxes on patios or window sills. Feel free to get Blvd. in Ponte Vedra Beach. (904) 655-7373 beachesgogreen.org.

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Next Generation is for young Council on Aging recently announced the opening of professionals, interns, undergraduate and its newest senior center, the Nocatee Community Senior graduate students at school or living in North- Center, at the Flagler Health+ Health Village at Nocatee, east Florida who are 18-30 years old. located at 351 Town Plaza Ave. More than 500 young professionals, under- Designed for adults who live in St. Johns County, enjoy Photo provided by Council on Aging graduate and graduate students have participat- staying active, being social and living a healthy lifestyle, ed in Next Generation since it began in 2005. COA welcomes those over the age of 60 to participate in ■ Tai Chi: Wednesdays starting March 24 from a variety of programs there on Tuesdays and Wednesdays 1:30-2:30 p.m. Program Details: starting March 23. ■ Art studio and beading: Wednesdays starting ■ The Leadership Jacksonville Next Genera- The senior center is the product of a partnership with March 24 from 9:30-11 a.m. tion 2021 will begin on May 27, and end on Flagler Health+, which has provided the space for the ■ “Matter of Balance” health and balance improve- July 31. The program includes an opening center in its new Flagler Health+ Health Village facility. ment programs: Wednesdays starting March 24 from reception, four weekday and three Saturday The senior center has also received support from a gener- 1-3 p.m. sessions. ous grant from Republic Services, a waste and recycling ■ Caregiver Support Group: Starting in April. For ■ The Next Generation program fee is $500. service provider in St. Johns County. more information, contact COA’s Paulette Kozlowski at Need-based assistance may be available to Starting Tuesday, March 23, the Nocatee Community [email protected] or (904) 209-3674. those accepted into the program. Senior Center will begin offering the following programs Registration for programs is required, as seating is ■ All applicants will be scheduled for a and activities: limited and walk-ins are not permitted. To register for 20-minute Zoom interview. ■ COA's Integrative Memory Enhancement Pro- courses, RSVP with name and program name to nocatee- “Leadership Jacksonville recognizes that gram (IMEP): 10-11 a.m., Tuesday, March 23 [email protected] to reserve a spot. For the health preparing the next generation of leaders yields ■ Upcoming Speaker Series: Tuesdays starting March and safety of participants, masks and social distancing will a great return for Northeast Florida’s work- 23 from 1:30-2:30 p.m.. March 23 speakers will be COA’s be required. force and the community. Next Generation Tom Torretta and Amy Robinson discussing COA’s Elder “We are grateful to be able to offer these new programs does this each summer,” said Leadership Jack- Guard and COA volunteer opportunities. to the thriving senior community in Nocatee,” said COA’s sonville Chief Executive Officer Jill Langford ■ Doctor’s Corner Lecture Series: Wednesday, March Executive Director Becky Yanni. “After a difficult year for Dame. 24, and Wednesday, April 7 from 9-10 a.m. with Dr. Lou all, we are excited to meet new people, welcome them to Leadership Jacksonville Next Generation DeMaria, M.D., retired geriatrician. Topics to be discussed the COA community and introduce them to all COA has to 2021 applications are accepted online through are “How to Keep Healthy in Later Life” on March 24, offer.” Tuesday, April 6, at www.leadershipjax.org. and “Keeping Yourself Safe While Taking Medication” on For more details on upcoming programs and events, go To learn more about Leadership Jacksonville April 7. to www.coasjc.org/nocatee-center or call (904) 209-3700. and its programs, go to the website or call (904) 396-6263. Timucuan Parks Foundation to host St. Johns River cleanups Volunteer projects will be at 2921 San Pablo Road South from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. held March 20 at 3 parks All volunteers should wear closed-toe shoes and clothes that can get dirty. Bring On the first day of spring, Timucuan sunscreen, insect repellent, a hat, sunglass- Parks Foundation will be leading volunteer es and a reusable water bottle. Courtesy events for the St. Johns River Celebration of the city, work gloves, trash bags and 26th annual cleanup at three sites. The an- other supplies will be provided onsite, and nual event, hosted and coordinated by the Timucuan Parks Foundation will provide City of Jacksonville and Keep Jacksonville snacks and water. Beautiful, will be held Saturday, March 20, Volunteers must be 18 years old or be ac- throughout the city with most cleanups be- companied by an adult and will be eligible ginning at 8 a.m. Volunteers will be remov- for community service hours. Pre-regis- ing litter and debris from the shoreline at tration is not required. After the cleanup, area parks, boat ramps and neighborhoods. T-shirts and snacks will be distributed to Timucuan Parks Foundation will be volunteers at the Riverside Arts Market Photo provided by Timucuan Parks Foundation leading three of the events. One at Fort while supplies last. For more information, Timucuan Parks Foundation will be leading volunteer events for the St. Johns River Celebration Caroline National Memorial at 12713 Fort go to www.timucuanparks.org/calendar/ 26th Annual Cleanup at three sites on Saturday, March 20. Caroline Road that will run from 9 a.m. to st-johns-river-cleanup-and-celebration-4/, 11 a.m., at Reddie Point Preserve at 4499 or call Keep Jacksonville Beautiful at (904) this cleanup event, consider participating munity service hours. More information Yachtsman Way from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m, 255-8276. in Timucuan Park Foundation’s “Student can be found at www.timucuanparks.org/ and another at Castaway Island Preserve If you are a student and unable to attend Self-Guided Cleanups” to earn your com- self-guided/. Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 TP SEEN 11 Caddie Competition TP SEEN adds extra challenge, fun to THE PLAYERS THE PLAYERS Championship Caddie Competition in memory of Bruce Edwards was held ahead of THE PLAYERS Championship on Wednesday, March 10, at the Island Green 17th hole at THE PLAYERS Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass The winner of the event, which is a closest-to-the-pin competition, was Chris Rice, caddie for Harold Varner III, with a distance of 1 foot, 2 inches, a record for the competition. In second place was Yuan Liu, cad- die for Xinjun Zhang, with a distance of 7 feet, 3 inches, and in third was Collin Morikawa’s caddie JJ Jakovac with a distance of 11 feet, one inch. The Caddie Competition is a tradition unique to THE PLAYERS and one that provides an added layer of entertainment for the fans, players and caddies. The competition is named to honor Tom Watson’s longtime caddie and friend Bruce Edwards, who passed away in 2004 from ALS or “Lou Gehrig’s Disease.” The winning caddie receives all player contributions to the pot on the 17th tee, a personalized, engraved money clip and a VIP parking spot in Photos by Craig O’Neal the TPC Sawgrass Clubhouse lot, Thursday-Sunday of THE PLAYERS. PGA TOUR player and 2016 PLAYERS champion Jason Day (center) reacts as his caddie Luke Reardon hits a shot The amount raised is matched by the PGA TOUR and donated to the during the annual Caddie Competition in memory of Bruce Edwards on Wednesday, March 10, at THE PLAYERS Bruce Edwards Foundation. Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass.

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ABOVE: Elaine Gonzales and Bobby Gonzales attend Chef Art Smith’s pop-up event at the Saw- Megan and Michael Kilis attend a pop-up “A Preview of Reunion with Chef Art Smith” on Tues- grass Marriott Golf day, March 10, at the Sawgrass Marriott Resort and Spa. Resort & Spa.

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Be- Ronald McDonald House Charities of Jacksonville cause of the COVID-19 pandemic, as part of the company’s nationwide “Let’s Play” Newcomers Alumnae decided to hold campaign, which gives customers the opportunity to its own fashion show, where its mem- purchase new soft toys and donate them to a local bers were the models and had time to organization. be “on the runway.” “Let’s Play” is an eight-week campaign that ran Nov. Since clothing stores were not 1 to Dec. 24. It generated support from hundreds of lo- able to present any onsite shows, this cal IKEA supporters and employees. fashion show, held March 3 at Marsh IKEA loyalty manager Andrea Dombrowski was Landing Country Club in Ponte Vedra excited to join other employees in personally delivering Contributed photo Beach, offered members the ability to the plush bears. IKEA Jacksonville employees prepare to deliver stuffed animals to Ronald wear new fashion and offer anecdotes McDonald House of Jacksonville. The toys were donated as part of a company to the group about many of the beau- DONATION continues on Page 15 campaign. tiful or unusual articles of clothing, shoes or jewelry. The next monthly luncheon will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on April 7 at Marsh Landing Country Club. UNF chemistry professor awarded The event will feature guest speakers Maria Mark and Paul Herman from Beaches Watch. Established in 2004, patent on cancer-fighting compounds Beaches Watch is a nonprofit civic organization providing information Kenneth Laali, University of North also killing cancer ment of new anti-cancer compounds and on local and state government deci- Florida Presidential Professor of Chem- cells and are there- therapeutics. sions and issues that affect the quality istry, has recently been awarded a U.S. fore suitable for pre- Laali is the inventor of two other UNF of life and future of Northeast Florida patent for his research on the synthesis of clinical development. patents. He has authored and coauthored beach communities. Reservations for novel curcumin analogs (curcuminoids) to This new patent more than 220 peer-reviewed publications, lunch must be made by March 31 by fight cancer tumors. is the culmination several books and monographs. emailing [email protected]. The The compounds that Laali has devel- of over five years of He has been at UNF since 2009 and cost for the luncheon is $23. Social oped provide novel therapeutic opportu- Laali’s research at was the founding chair of the chemis- distancing and mask guidelines will nities for specific cancers and may also Ken Laali UNF with contribu- try department. His research focuses on be followed. aid in the discovery of therapeutics for tions by UNF under- organic chemistry utilizing multifaceted Newcomers Alumnae is a social multiple diseases. graduates, master’s level research interns projects that combine synthetic, structural/ group comprised of women who His patent on “Novel ‘Curcuminoid- and visiting scientists. mechanistic, spectroscopic and theoretical live in Ponte Vedra Beach, Nocatee, Inspired’ Synthetic Compounds as Anti- Laali’s work has provided prominent approaches to solving diverse problems in Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, tumor Agents” discloses the synthesis and research opportunities for UNF students, biological chemistry, green chemistry and Neptune Beach, Jacksonville and St. characterization of structurally diverse li- several of whom went on to pursue materials chemistry. Augustine. The group provides an braries of “curcumin-inspired” compounds doctoral degrees at universities with the Laali began his academic career at Kent opportunity for graduates of other (CURs), and reports on their anti-tumor highest levels of research. State University in 1985, becoming a full newcomer groups to continue grow- activity against a host of cancer cell lines. To date, seven peer-reviewed publica- professor in 1996. He earned his doctoral ing in the community and to foster Through these studies, Laali and his tions have resulted from this work and one degree from the University of Manchester friendships through social activi- research group synthesized and charac- made the cover of the journal ChemMed- in the United Kingdom and completed ties. For information on Newcomers terized more than 120 new compounds, Chem. postdoctoral appointments at King’s Col- Alumnae, go to newcomersalumnae. and in the process discovered a number Laali hopes this patent, along with lege London, University of Strasbourg, wildapricot.org or email brooke- of “hit-compounds” that are effective not another one that is pending, could attract University of Amsterdam, ETH-Zurich [email protected] for membership only in stopping cancer cell growth but a pharmaceutical company for develop- and University of Southern California. information.

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and amazing virtual reality glasses for munity is committed to our seeing our Donation children staying at our house,” said children weather their medical diagnosis Continued from 14 Diane Boyle, Ronald McDonald House with a smile. These bears will certainly Charities of Jacksonville executive direc- bring comfort not only to children who “We believe kids are the most impor- tor. “To receive this thoughtful dona- are physically staying with us, but also to tant people in the world, and IKEA is tion after a busy holiday season really children who are still receiving inpatient excited to be part of their development reminds us that the Jacksonville com- care at local hospitals.” through play and imagination as the building blocks for their future,” she said. “When we looked at organizations that we felt would experience the great- est impact from this donation, it was an easy choice to choose Ronald McDon- fall/winter 2021 Contributed photos ald House of Jacksonville.” A child at Ronald McDonald House of Jackson- “The employees and customers of ville holds a teddy bear donated as part of an IKEA have done an exceptional job effort by IKEA Jacksonville. collecting these adorable teddy bears Washable, wearable knits

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While THE PLAYERS Championship was getting underway in Ponte Vedra, the PGA TOUR Superstore in the St. John’s Town Center was busy with guests searching for the perfect golf mer- chandise, but on March 10, golf equipment was not the only thing drawing crowds to the store. California-based nonprofit organization Puppies & Golf partnered with the PGA TOUR Superstore to bring a pop-up event with a litter of 12 adorable puppies to the outside of the superstore. The Puppies & Golf organization was founded by Amanda Balionis, a determined woman with a passion for rescuing animals. Balionis, a full-time golf reporter for CBS, decided to combine her passion for animal rescue with her passion for sports reporting. The organization she created works to “protect and advocate for dogs in need of companionship by supporting and promoting organizations dedicated to connecting humans and dogs for a lifetime of purpose and love,” accord- ing to its website. For the pop-up on Wednesday afternoon, Pup- pies & Golf chose local St. Augustine rescue The litter of 12 puppies are just as excited to meet their potential One of the 12 puppies up for adoption waits to find his forever Ayla’s Acres as its shelter of the month. Ayla’s adopters at the Puppies & Golf event March 10. home. Acres, a no-kill animal shelter that takes in lost or unwanted animals, operates through fund-raising, donations, and its own Ayla’s Acres thrift store in St. Augustine. Twelve adorable 7-week-old puppies were available for adoption at the Puppies & Golf event. Ayla’s Acres predicts the puppies to grow quite large, as they are Treeing Walker coonhound mixes and already nearing 10 pounds. The meet-and- greet of sleeping puppies provided a perfect oppor- tunity for hopeful families and individuals to play with the animals and juggle the idea of adoption. Balionis herself made an appearance at the event, advocating for the support of Ayla’s Acres and meeting fans. To learn more about the Puppies & Golf charity, go to puppiesandgolf.org. To adopt one of the puppies at Ayla’s Acres, go to aylasacres.org to fill out an adoption form.

ABOVE: All of the day’s excitement left the puppies in need of a nap.

FAR LEFT: Excited guests interact with the 7-week-old litter of puppies.

LEFT: Guests gather outside the PGA TOUR Superstore for the Puppies & Golf event March 10. Photos by Holly Tishfield Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 ALL ABOUT PETS 17 Pet therapy inspires Starling resident to create portrait By Holly Tishfield

Starling at Nocatee, an independent living community, works to enrich its residents with weekly activities, one of which being the “Starling Scholars” presentations, which brings in local pro- fessionals to share their stories with the residents. Sometimes, the Scholars can be business professionals or professors, but beginning in December of 2020, Starling at Nocatee began partnering with Pet Partners of North Florida. Pet Partners of North Florida is a nonprofit organization that aims to improve human health and well-being through the animal-human bond. It brings together variations of ani- ABOVE: Ward, a blind mal species for pet therapy events to Ward, the blind Appaloosa therapy horse, inspired Starling at Nocatee resident Jerry Appaloosa therapy brighten the community. For residents Norton to paint this portrait. horse brought to the at Starling, these animals have done Starling at Nocatee as exactly that. of former horseback riding and farming part of a pet therapy On its latest visit, Pet Partners days. program, was a big hit with Starling brought three dogs — Mia, Obi Wan “It was a really great afternoon for ev- residents, especially and Lucie — and a horse named Ward. erybody,” said Kristen Drought, director Jerry Norton (left). Ward is a 21-year-old Appaloosa who of engagement at Starling. “The point of lost his eyesight some years ago to a the pet therapy event is to bring that joy RIGHT: Residents degenerative disease known as uveitis, to our residents, that familiarity.” enjoy the company or ERU. Ward’s handler, Maggie Hill- Ward’s biggest fan was Jerry Norton, of the furry compan- man Hendel, accompanied him to greet a long-term resident at Starling and lo- ions at Starling’s pet residents at Starling. cal artist, who was moved by the horse’s therapy event. Photos provided by Ward was a hit with all the residents, Starling at Nocatee inspiring them to share their own stories STARLING continues on Page 18 Premier Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Services at the Beaches Experience and compassion you can trust.

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ST. JOHNS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY TO HOLD PET FOOD AND BEDDING DRIVE The St. Johns County Public Library is hosting a St. Johns CARES, Inc. pet food and bedding collection drive at three branch library locations through March 26. Patrons are encouraged to bring pet food, towels and blankets to assist in restocking local animal shelters and food pantries. Col- lection boxes will be located at the Anastasia Island Branch, Ponte Vedra Beach Branch and Southeast Branch libraries. Donations will be collected, sorted, and boxed for the non- profit organizations. Monetary donations are accepted at www.stjohnscares.org, and will be used to purchase additional pet care sup- plies. Established in 2007, St. Johns CARES, Inc. is a nonprofit organization committed to assisting local charities. To learn more about St. Johns CARES, Inc., go to www.stjohnscares.org. For more information about this partner- ship, go to www.sjcpls.org or call your local branch library. Photo provided by Starling at Nocatee Obi Wan the golden retriever comes in close for a snuggle with residents during a pet therapy event at Starling at Nocatee. Starling Continued from 17

beauty and loved the fact that Ward has a seeing-eye donkey named Poppy as a friend. Norton uses painting as a form of pain management, according to Drought, and is known among the other residents for his incredible pet portraits. “He is the one person you can find in the art studio at any time of day,” said Drought. “He was just enamored by how beautiful Ward was.” Drought said she knew Norton used to work with horses, so when Ward showed up, she ran to find him. Norton snapped some photos of Ward and got to work painting him. When he was finished, he sent the painting to Ward’s owner, Hendel. “I am so moved by Jerry’s talent,” Hendel said in a Facebook post. “He captured not only Ward’s ‘Treat Face,’ but his soul. This is why Ward and I do what we do.” Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 ALL ABOUT PETS 19 20 TP SEEN Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021

Special needs TP SEEN kids are stars at 1st Tesori Foundation clinic of 2021 By Shaun Ryan

The giant green gorilla — also known as Gol- frilla — returned to the Sawgrass Country Club on Wednesday, March 10, for the Tesori Family Foun- dation All-Star Kids Clinic. And, once again, the iconic inflatable was joined by some big names from the world of golf. But the real stars, as the clinic’s title suggests, were the 26 children and youth with special needs Photos by Shaun Ryan who attended the event for one-on-one golf instruc- A coach offers one-on-one guidance to a young golfer during the Tesori Family Foundation All-Star Kids Clinic on March 10. tion, lots of laughs and fun in the sun. They rotated in teams to try their skills in four categories: driving, putting, chipping and trying to hit ring-shaped “golf balls” into Golfrilla’s mouth — and that of his com- panion inflatable, a giant alligator. Before the kids teed off, though, PGA TOUR caddie and former TOUR golfer Paul Tesori had a message for them. “Each of you kids here today, you’re not bro- ken,” Tesori said. “There’s nothing wrong with you. You’re just made differently. We all have our own challenges, and each one of you brings so much joy to our lives.” He tied his message to a quote from John 9:1-3, where the disciples ask why a certain man was born blind. Jesus tells them, “Neither this man nor his parents sinned, but this happened so that the works of God might be displayed in him.” “God made you the way you are so that the works of the Father could be seen through you,” Tesori told his audience. “Please remember that. Don’t allow ABOVE: Young golfers test their chipping skills during the Tesori Family Foun- other people to dictate who you are or what you’re dation All-Star Kids Clinic. about. You are a precious prize for all of us, and we’re thankful you’re here today.” LEFT: A young golfer attempts to hit a ring-shaped “golf ball” into the mouth of Golfrilla, a large, inflatable, green gorilla. The clinic, in its seventh year, is a team effort between the foundation, PGA TOUR friends at THE PLAYERS Championship, Wyndham Champion- ship, Wells Fargo Championship, the Sanderson Farms Championship and chapters of The First Tee. In addition to Ponte Vedra Beach, clinics are held at Greenboro, North Carolina; Charlotte, North Carolina; and Jackson, Mississippi. Tesori said his goal is to have a clinic at every stop of the PGA TOUR, as well as the LPGA Tour. The idea for the clinic came about with the birth of the Tesori’s son, Isaiah, who has Down Syn- drome. About that time, Wyndham Championship tournament director Mark Brazil suggested they put together a clinic for kids with special needs. And in 2014, the first All-Star Kids Clinic was held. “We wanted to celebrate the kids, introduce them ABOVE: A young golfer makes a successful putt during the Tesori Family Founda- to a game that’s been so good to me, but also be in tion All-Star Kids Clinic on March 10. a situation where we can help them have fun, give RIGHT: A young golfer demonstrates his skill on the driving range during the TESORI continues on Page 22 Tesori Family Foundation All-Star Kids Clinic. Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 21 22 TP SEEN Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 Participants from First Tee – North Florida experience THE PLAYERS THE PLAYERS Championship provid- provided multiple opportunities that allow allowing First Tee youth in our community more children the opportunity to explore ed 75 tickets for participants and families our participants to not only put their life to have an incredible experience at THE the game of golf and grow their character from First Tee – North Florida for each skills and core values they’ve learned to PLAYERS this year,” said Jared Rice, foundation. day of the championship, courtesy of the the test, but also created moments they will executive director of THE PLAYERS. “Optum is honored to support First Tee tournament’s Proud Partner, Optum, a di- remember for the rest of their lives. We are “First Tee is one of our tournament’s, and – North Florida and its important mission versified health services company and part grateful for THE PLAYERS, Optum, and organization’s, longest-served charitable of enabling children to build the strength of UnitedHealth Group. Rory’s generosity in providing these op- beneficiaries, and we are honored to of character that empowers them through In addition, ahead of the 2021 champi- portunities to our children,” said Jeff Wil- continue supporting its mission of building a lifetime of new challenges,” said Eric onship, 17 participants from the chapter loughby, executive director of First Tee – game changers on and off the course.” Murphy, chief growth and commercial of- were selected to interview Optum Brand North Florida. “They are helping us make Additionally, Optum made a $50,000 ficer, Optum. “As a Proud Partner of THE Ambassador and THE PLAYERS’ 2019 a difference in the lives of young people by donation to First Tee – North Florida to PLAYERS and together with our Health champion, Rory McIlroy, through a virtual providing opportunities to engage in mean- help with the expansion of a new Learn- Ambassador Rory McIlroy we are excited kid press conference, where they asked ingful experiences, where kids feel excited ing Center at Blue Cypress, a public golf to help empower future generations of him various questions related to personal to grow, safe to fail, and better equipped course and park near downtown Jackson- leaders through unique experiences here at health, golfs impact on his life, and his for whatever comes their way.” ville. Currently, the chapter is serving over the championship and through the expan- interests outside of the game. “We are so grateful to the team at 150,000 young people in North Florida. sion of the new First Tee Learning Center “THE PLAYERS and Optum have Optum and our reigning champion for New facilities, like Blue Cypress, will give at Blue Cypress.” Tesori Continued from 20 the parents a little bit of a break and just kind of celebrate them,” Tesori said. Most of the one-on-one coaches for the March 10 event were from the lo- cal First Tee. But professional golfers Bubba Watson, Webb Simpson and Brit- tany Lincicome and others turned out to help make the day a success. It was the first clinic of 2021, two having been canceled out of an abun- dance of caution in the wake of COV- ID-19. Last year, the foundation hosted four live clinics and five virtually via Zoom. Clinic volunteers take every pre- caution — including masks, temperature checks, distancing and sanitizing — to help ensure that everyone remains safe. The nature of the clinics, however, poses some challenges. “One of the habitual, great personal- ity traits of kids with special needs is the desire to hug and have social and physical interaction,” said Tesori. “So, it’s a little bit tough at times. We kind of remind the kids they can’t do certain things.” Still, the precautions didn’t appear to dampen the joy the young participants ABOVE: At the always exhibit. It’s one of the traits Tesori Family clinic volunteers admire. Foundation All- “If they don’t hit a good shot, they Star Kids Clinic celebrate and have fun,” said Tesori. “If on March 10 are, they hit a really good shot, they cel- from left: founda- tion Executive ebrate it even more.” Director Genna Challenging Golfrilla as the most Lancaster, Webb popular attraction at the clinic was the Simpson holding Dunkin’ pavilion, where the young golf- Isaiah Tesori, Brit- ers were able to enjoy a treat. Franchi- tany Lincicome, see John Griffey has been a strong sup- Bubba Watson, porter of the clinics and, according to Paul Tesori and Tesori, has donated more than $30,000 Michelle Tesori. in cash and $70,000 in goods. LEFT: Young golf- “It’s tremendous what he’s been able ers line up along to do,” Tesori said. the driving range At the start of the clinic, Tesori during the Tesori thanked businesses and individuals who Family Foundation helped make the event a success. All-Star Kids Clinic Go to tesorifamilyfoundation.org to on March 10. learn more about the foundation and the Photos by clinics, Shaun Ryan Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 23

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Amid THE PLAYERS Championship week, 35 students from various high schools in the Duval and St. Johns counties gathered TP SEEN March 10 at the Sawgrass Marriott for an exclusive “Training U” event, powered by CDW. The event, which normally hosts more than 250 people in the week leading up to the tournament, was scaled back in capac- ity this year due to the pandemic, but that did not stop the eager students from taking their socially distanced seats and enjoying an inspirational morning. This sports-and-education forum is meant to introduce students to career opportunities beyond the sports that they play by giving them the opportunity to engage with high-ranking professionals. Marsha Oliver, VP of Community and Inclusion for the PGA TOUR, began the morning by welcoming the students and com- mending them on their outstanding achievements, both on the field and off. Chris Porter, sports director for First Coast News, took the stage next to announce that CDW and Intel were donating $25,000 to Northeast Florida Regional STEM2 Hub, an organization that works to assure students have equal opportunity for future STEM careers. The Beyond the Sport panel discussion brought together four outstanding professionals to give advice and answers questions from the students. Moderated by former President of WNBA and CEO of Orender Unlimited Donna Orender, familiar faces such as Shannon Miller (seven-time Olympic medalist and president of Miller Worldwide), Michael Collins (ESPN golf analyst and former PGA TOUR caddie), MaliVai Washington (Wimbledon finalist and founder of the MaliVai Washington Foundation) and Len Mattice Photo by Holly Tishfield Beyond the Sport panelists Chris Porter, Donna Orender, Shannon Miller, Michael Collins, MaliVai Washington and Len TRAINING U continues on Page 25 Mattiace shared their stories of success with student athletes at Training U on March 10 at Sawgrass Marriott.

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Students visit the College and Career Corner at Training U on March 10 at Sawgrass Marriott.

and Harold Craw (general manager of the Training U Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp), while also ABOVE: Troy Okerberg, Continued from 24 speaking to representatives from colleges field services manager such as FSCJ, JU, UNF, Edward Waters of the CDW, presents (two-time PGA TOUR winner and found- and the U.S Navy. a $25,000 donation er of the Len Mattice Foundation) shared During the Fireside with Firsts discus- check to STEM2 Hub stories about their lives and careers. sion panel, four PGA TOUR professionals Executive Director “Today could be the first day of a future spoke more with the students about career Kathleen Schofield we have not seen,” said Orender, offering opportunities. There was a surprise virtual during Training U her wisdom to the students. “Where you Q&A with PGA TOUR legend Harold on March 10. will end up, we do not know, but we will Varner III, where he also announced to RIGHT: Students Ka- prepare.” students the $25,000 STEM2 Hub dona- tarina, Alanis, Aliyah, Later in the morning, students were tion would be used to purchase each stu- Miniya and Trinity given the chance to speak with seven dent in the room a new laptop computer. await the Training U distinct Career Champions from the area, Students rounded out the morning with presentation to begin. including Asia Gholston (director of a tour of the course and yet another sur- Photos by Holly Tishfield marketing for the Jacksonville Jaguars) prise visit from Varner himself. TPC + BBQ = WIN

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ABOVE: Fans sit on the grass at THE PLAYERS Stadium Course ahead of the trophy presentation on Sunday, March 14.

RIGHT: A bird enjoys the grounds of THE PLAYERS Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass during the tournament. TP Scene A look at some of the sights and scenery from THE PLAYERS Championship last week at TPC Sawgrass.

Photo by Craig O'Neal A Rolex clock keeps track of the time on the course grounds.

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Volunteers remind guests to wear masks at the tournament.

Photo by Craig O'Neal

An eagle returns to its nest on grounds of TPC Sawgrass.

Photo by Craig O'Neal Photo by Craig O'Neal Photo by Susan Griffin THE PLAYERS Championship trophy is packed up ahead of its presentation to 2021 champion Justin Thomas. A sign informs guests of safety protocols for the tournament. The Sawgrass Splash was served at the Commissioner's Suite. Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 TP SEEN 27 TP SEEN People at THE PLAYERS A look at some of the fans who attended THE PLAYERS Championship last week at TPC Sawgrass.

Photo by Craig O'Neal

Fans have their photo taken in front of the No. 17 Island Green during practice rounds for THE PLAYERS.

Photo by Craig O'Neal

ABOVE: Fans wear matching outfits while attending the tournament. Photo by Craig O'Neal LEFT: Young fans have their photo taken in front of the TPC Sawgrass Clubhouse.

BELOW and RIGHT: Fans dress to display their golf Photo by spirit during the THE PLAYERS Championship. Craig O'Neal

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ABOVE: Laura West Howson and Bruce Howson have a great view of the 17th hole during the tournament. Photo by Photo by Craig O'Neal Susan Griffin LEFT: Jim Moyer and Brian Zehren pose in the Lexus Suite dur- ing THE PLAYERS on Friday, March 12. 28 TP SEEN Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 Len Mattiace’s TP SEEN Rolls Royce Party raises money for kids’ programs

By Shaun Ryan

Ponte Vedra Beach was the perfect setting for the perfect gathering Friday, March 12, when two-time PGA TOUR winner Len Mattiace hosted his inaugural Rolls Royce Players Party. The weather was on its best behavior as guests arrived at the exclusive charity event designed to benefit the Len Mattiace Foundation and its programs for local kids. Those in attendance had an opportunity to make dona- tions while enjoying mixed drinks, music from The Chris Thomas Band and oceanfront vistas behind the Ponte Vedra Boulevard home where the party was held. Attendees also had an opportunity to showcase their skills in a chipping game on the back lawn. Anyone who Photos by Shaun Ryan could hole a 25-yard chip shot would win a ride on a Guests arrive at two-time PGA TOUR winner Len Mattiace’s Rolls Royce Players Party on Friday, March 12. private jet to a PGA host course and play 18 holes with Mattiace. Motor car enthusiasts also had an opportunity to exam- ine a trio of Rolls Royce vehicles up close. Of course, the event served an important charitable pur- pose. The foundation supports kids’ programs at The First Tee of North Florida and a Stop the Bullying Campaign in Jacksonville. “Every month, we go to a golf course, and we invite kids from The First Tee of North Florida to come join with members who sign up,” said Mattiace. The youths between the ages of 13 and 18 are given an opportunity to learn from, and form friendships with, golf- ers from the community. For some, it offers insights into the world outside their own. These kids, said Mattiace, “don’t really have access to golf courses. Their parents aren’t members at a country club. So, we really embrace the idea of connecting with those kids to give them a chance to meet quality people in the community. It will change those kids’ lives forever.” The adults gain something, as well. “They get to see The First Tee up close and see what The First Tee’s all about,” said Mattiace. “These kids are good golfers, and they’re great kids. They’re great people. The First Tee is doing an exceptional job.” ABOVE: Guests walk the red carpet at Len Mattiace’s Rolls Royce Players Party.

MATTIACE continues on Page 31 LEFT: Rolls Royce Motor Cars Orlando was the title sponsor of the party.

ABOVE: A Rolls Royce sits in front of the home on Ponte Vedra Boulevard where the party was held.

RIGHT: The Chris Thomas Band performs at the inaugural Rolls Royce Players Party on March 12. Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 TP SEEN 29

Behind both of the foundation’s pillars is its core Mattiace philosophy: kindness, compassion and inclusion. Continued from 30 “In everything that we do, we want to make sure when we reach the kids, we want to pass those Since Mattiace started the foundation in 2000, it messages along,” Mattiace said. “If we pass those has been able to donate more than $400,000 to The messages along to the kids, the world will be a First Tee of North Florida. better place.” The other initiative by the foundation is its work The idea for the fundraiser started with SAC to stop bullying. Every month, the campaign has a Collective, the foundation’s presenting sponsor. theme, and students do projects, write papers and The party was to be held last year, but could not make speeches to get the message out. because COVID-19 forced social events to be sus- Getting the students involved is one of the keys pended. It was conducted this year, however, with to solving the issue. the support of Fields Auto Group and title sponsor “Kids know what’s going on in the schools; you Rolls Royce Motor Cars Orlando. know, who’s bullying who,” Mattiace said. “Who In all, the event had 45 sponsors and 60 volun- makes fun of kids because they didn’t shower the teers. Photos by Shaun Ryan night before or they have the same clothes on a To learn more about the foundation or to donate, Guests arrive at two-time PGA TOUR winner Len Mattiace’s Rolls Royce Play- few days of the week.” go to lenmattiace.com. ers Party on Friday, March 12. More party photos on page 30 Endless ocean views...... and a straight drive to the 17th!

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Golf and Social Memberships Available (904) 280-2412 TPC.COM/SAWGRASS 32 BUSINESS WEEKLY FEATURING WHO'S WHO IN LAW Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 Construction of Flagler Health+ Village at Business Nocatee completed Page 36 Weekly www.PonteVedraRecorder.com PAGE 32 THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 2021 Judge John: Bikes are part of the sand life at Jacksonville beaches Bicycling at the beaches is a way of life. Many beaches residents prefer to take their beach cruiser up the road than to bring their car out of the ga- rage. This is especially true on weekends when beach roads are packed and slow moving. In Florida, the bicycle is John Miller legally defined as a vehicle, Guest Columnist and the bicyclist as a driver. Bicyclists have the same rights to the roadways and must obey the same traf- fic laws as the drivers of other vehicles. These laws include stopping for stop signs and red lights, riding Photo by Susan Griffin Attendees network and enjoy the activities at the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce's Glow Golf Outing & Soiree on with the flow of traffic, and using lights at night. March 4 at The Palencia Club in St. Augustine. Among our Beaches cities, Atlantic Beach has an excellent webpage on bicycle safety. Motorists and bike riders alike should review it. Cyclists under the age of 16 are required by law St. Johns County Chamber holds to wear helmets. Many would argue that all people riding a bicycle on the road should be required by law to wear a helmet. inaugural Glow Golf Outing & Soirée Florida Cycling Attorney Chris Burns of Jack- sonville recently said “Bicycling is very important The St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce and Palencia Club. Guesrs were able to network with fellow in the lives of Duval County citizens. It’s available Florida Power & Light presented the inaugural Chamber Chamber members on the open-air courtyard overlooking to almost anyone for travel to work and school and Glow Golf Outing & Soirée on Thursday, March 4 at The the 18th green or join a distinguished group of golfers in errands. Bicycling is a beloved form of recre- Palencia Club in St. Augustine. lighting up the night for a friendly round of glow golf. ation and exercise. It reduces gas emission, traffic The event gave attendees the opportunity to make congestion, and improves our overall public health. connections and cocktails and golf under the stars at The More photos from the event, page 34 Duval County, including the Beaches, has faced a crisis of injuries and even deaths being sustained by bicyclists in our community. We must take necessary steps to improve safety and accessibility. We must support programs to educate motorists Chamber EDC meeting to present and cyclists on how to interact safely. We must improve our bicycling and pedestrian infrastructure and facilities.” Burns also points out that police transportation panel discussion enforcement of traffic rules will make the roads safer for cyclists. Sadly, it has only been a few The St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce will host They will address the role of transportation in local months since a cyclist was killed at the beach. its next quarterly economic development breakfast from and regional economic development. Judge John would be remiss if he failed to 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. March 26 at the Sawgrass Marriott in The event will take place outdoors for networking note that one problem with bike ownership is the Ponte Vedra Beach. This event will be the Chamber’s first and breakfast and indoors for the panel discussion. propensity of theft. A bicycle is stolen every seven indoor event since the pandemic started one year ago. Following best practices and CDC guidelines regard- seconds. In order to combat this, the city of Jack- Featuring a panel of transportation experts, the event ing social distancing, no more than five guests will be sonville Beach has created a Bicycle Registration will be moderated by Shannan Schuessler, a former seated at each indoor table with each table spaced at Program. Please check it out at their web site and Florida Department of Transportation chief of staff, cur- the appropriate social distance. Pursuant to Marriott be sure to lock your bike. rently with The Fiorentino Group. policy, all guests will be asked to wear a mask or facial “Share the Road” is more than just a slogan. Ve- It will feature discussions by Greg Evans, FDOT covering while not actively eating or drinking on the hicle drivers must give bicyclists a minimum of 3 District 2 secretary; Nat Ford, Jacksonville Transporta- property. feet of clearance when driving alongside or passing tion Authority CEO; and Phong Ngyuen, transportation To register, go to www.sjcchamber.com and click on them; it’s the law. Cyclists can help by “riding big” development manager, county Growth Management Department. EDC continues on Page 34 JUDGE JOHN continues on Page 34 Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 BUSINESS WEEKLY FEATURING WHO'S WHO IN LAW 33

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The event gave Chamber members a chance to or taking up a sufficient amount of the lane so Representatives from T-Mobile participate in the event. network and enjoy some golf. that they are visible to the operator of a car or truck, who must take precaution to pass with care. Beach residents love the feeling of sun on ic development,” said Isabelle Renault, Chamber president our skin, wind in our hair, and salt on both. and CEO. Judge John implores all readers to exercise EDC Sponsors for the event are St. Augustine and St. Johns care to keep our beaches roads safe for ev- Continued from 22 County Board of Realtors MLS, North Avenue Capital, eryone. Events. The registration fee is $50 for Chamber members Jackson Law Group, PuroClean Emergency Restoration Many thanks to alert reader Sam Veal for at the Economic Development Council level, $70 for other Services and The Fiorentino Group. suggesting this article. We would love to hear Chamber members and $85 for guests. For guests who The Chamber has a limited number of additional spon- from our fellow beach residents any ideas for prefer to attend the event virtually in webinar format, reg- sorships available for this event. Call or email Cathy New- future articles concerning our Sand Life. istration will open for virtual attendance when in-person man, Economic Development manager, 904-829-5681, capacity has been reached. Virtual registration is $20. [email protected], for more details. John Miller is the Special Magistrate for the Future chamber members are invited to contact Sam Ruiz To learn more about the St. Johns County Chamber of City of Neptune Beach. His law firm, Rock Solid Law, provides expert guidance in all areas of at [email protected] to register. Commerce or to become a member, go to www.sjccham- Business Law, Real Estate, Estate Planning “We are so fortunate that our speakers have agreed to ber.com, call 904-829-5681, or connect on Facebook at and Probate and Trust Administration. convene to discuss how transportation affects our econom- www.facebook.com/sjcchamber. (904) 241-1113 Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 BUSINESS WEEKLY FEATURING WHO'S WHO IN LAW 35

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It incorporates a green moss wall Built on a four-acre site in the Nocatee that helps cleanse the air of toxic VOCs, Town Center, the property is located in reduces noise and adds a clutter-free, the heart of the growing master-planned natural design element to the space. The community. site also includes large expansive views The new health village offers residents to the exterior, a curtain wall, airy sky- a variety of comprehensive medical lights and a one-acre park. services, including: “We’re honored to be a part of ■ Primary care and family medicine translating this innovative health-and- Contributed photo ■ Laboratory and diagnostic services Flagler Health+ Village at Nocatee includes a multi-story medical office building totaling 40,000 ■ Concierge medicine FLAGLER continues on Page 37 square feet. 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Flagler Continued from 36 wellness concept into a reality for First Coast residents,” said Richard Lovelace, senior vice president, commercial at Stellar. “We’ve part- nered with Flagler Health+ to build the health village in the Murabella The new health village offers residents a variety of community, which is now open, as comprehensive medical services, including MRI, CT scans, well as the forthcoming health village X-ray, ultrasound and mammography. at Durbin Park. While all of these locations offer the consistent quality of care patients expect from Flagler Health+, each boasts a unique ‘per- sonality’ with world-class features and functions.” Stellar partnered with architects at RS&H to complete the health vil- lage. Crews first broke ground on the property in September 2019, and despite the challenges presented by the Contributed photo COVID-19 pandemic, the project was The building’s biophilic design is intended to better connect visitors and staff to the A view of one of the rooms within the Flagler Health+ completed safely and on schedule. surrounding natural environment. Village at Nocatee.

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Antwan Ramar: Contemporary Impres- Latin jazz pioneer sions will be on display from April 2 to May 23 in the Lightner Museum’s East to perform at Room Gallery above the historic swim- ming pool. The exhibition will open on St. Augustine Friday, April 2 during St. Augustine’s First Friday Art Walk from 5 p.m. to 8 Photo provided by the Lightner Museum p.m. Guests should enter through the The inaugural Lightner Local exhibition will feature Antwan Ramar: Contemporary Impressions Amphitheater Granada Street door of the Café Alcazar. from April 2 to May 23 at the Lightner Museum. Latin jazz pioneer Al Di Meola will Masks are required. damentals of drawing and painting gave “My paintings tell stories through the perform two shows at the Backyard Originally from rural Wisconsin, Ra- him the tools to take his art in any direc- ephemeral mood of natural light. I look Stage at the St. Augustine Amphithe- mar has always been inspired by nature’s tion. Today, Ramar is a full-time painter, for the subtle poetry of each subject, try- atre on Sunday, March 28. The per- beauty. Ramar studied art in Southern Cal- splitting his time between painting in his ing to paint the “adjective” and not the formance previously scheduled at the ifornia, in some of the finest ateliers under studio, teaching classes and participating “noun” of the scene,” Ramar said. Ponte Vedra Concert Hall on Friday, teachers with extensive experience in their in plein air events around the country. He For more information about upcoming March 26, was canceled. fields. In that time, his curricular focus loves to travel and paint but spends most programming and exhibitions, go to light- Patrons who purchased tickets for was on conceptual art. Learning the fun- of his time in sunny Orlando. nermuseum.org or call (904) 824-2874. the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall perfor- mance online at Ticketmaster.com will automatically be refunded back to the original payment method. Those who Bluesy rockers Tab Benoit, Samantha Fish to bring purchased tickets at the box office are advised to check the hours of opera- tion before going to the venue. co-headline tour to St. Augustine Amphitheatre Tickets for the Backyard Stage The St. Augustine Amphitheatre an- the 30 Best Blues Guitarists in the world performances are on sale now at the nounced bluesy rockers Tab Benoit and today by Guitar World over the course of St. Augustine Amphitheatre box office Samantha Fish will bring their first ever six albums and a tireless tour schedule. and Ticketmaster.com. co-headline tour to The Amp on Saturday, Fish has quickly ascended from one of Meola’s fascination with complex April 10, for a limited-capacity concert the most promising young blues performers rhythmic syncopation combined with with distanced seating. Enhanced safety on the scene to a stage savvy, multi-talent- provocative lyrical melodies and measures and protocols are in place, in- ed performer and songwriter who expertly sophisticated harmony has been at cluding contactless digital ticketing, face works in elements of everything from rock the heart of his music throughout a covering requirements and mobile order- to funk to raw country blues. Fans can celebrated career that has spanned four Tab Benoit Samantha Fish ing for concessions. The concert event is count on a full set from both artists. decades and earned him critical acco- presented by the St. Augustine Distillery. Benoit is a Grammy-nominated singer, Tickets are on sale at The St. Augustine lades, three gold albums and more than Following their unforgettable appearance songwriter and guitarist who has built a Amphitheatre Box Office and online at six million in record sales worldwide. together at the historic Ryman Auditorium remarkable 30-plus year career on the Ticketmaster.com. The St. Augustine Am- He has recorded more than 20 in Nashville last November, Benoit and foundation of his gritty and soulful Delta phitheatre Box Office is open from 10 a.m. albums and collaborated on a dozen or Fish bring their distinctive and powerful swamp blues. He earned five Blues Music to 6 p.m. on Fridays and 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 so others with the likes of the fusion brand of Americana roots and blues to fans Awards, including B.B. King Entertainer p.m. on Saturdays. The box office will only on their first ever co-headline tour. of the Year (twice), and been named one of accept payment via debit or credit card. DI MEOLA continues on Page 39 Legendary Americana pioneer Robert Earl Keen comes to The Amp on April 11 The St. Augustine Amphitheatre, in ends” — just about do it. But it’s the part star. I thought of it in terms of having a partnership with Flying Saucer Presents, about the journey that gets right to the heart really, really good career and writing some announced legendary Americana pioneer of what makes Keen tick. Some people take good songs, and getting onstage and having Robert Earl Keen will perform at The Amp up a life of playing music with the goal of a really good time.” on Sunday, April 11, for a limited-capacity someday reaching a destination of fame Now three-decades on from the release concert with distanced seating. Enhanced and fortune; but from the get-go, Keen just of his debut album, with 19 other records safety measures and protocols are in place, wanted to write and sing his own songs, and to his name, thousands of shows under his including contactless digital ticketing, face to keep writing and singing them for as long belt and still no end in sight to the road covering requirements and mobile ordering as possible. ahead, Keen remains as committed to and for concessions. “I always thought that I wanted to play inspired by his muse as ever. And as for ac- It’s not always easy to sum up a career, music, and I always knew that you had to cruing recognition, he’s done alright on that Photo provided by The St. Augustine Amphitheatre let alone a life’s ambition, so succinctly, but get some recognition in order to continue front, too. From his humble beginnings on Robert Earl Keen to perform at The St. Au- those five words from Robert Earl Keen’s to play music,” Keen said. “But I never gustine Amphitheatre on Sunday, April 11. calling-card anthem — “and the party never thought of it in terms of getting to be a big KEEN continues on Page 41 Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 IN THE ARTS 39 Di Meola Beach Boys return to The Amp on May 14 Continued from 38 The St. Augustine Amphitheatre recently supergroup Return to Forever (with announces The Beach Boys will return to Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke and the The Amp for their 2021 “Feel Flows Lenny White), the celebrated acoustic Tour” on Friday, May 14, for a limited- Guitar Trio featuring fellow virtuosos capacity concert with distanced seating. John McLaughlin and Paco de Lucia, Enhanced safety measures and protocols and the Rite of Strings trio with bassist are in place, including contactless digital Clarke and violinist Jean-Luc Ponty. ticketing, face covering requirements and A pioneer of blending world music mobile ordering for concessions. and jazz, going back to early Latin- As the Beach Boys mark more than a tinged fusion outings like 1976’s half century of making music, the group “Land of the Midnight Sun,” 1977’s continues to ride the crest of a wave “Elegant Gypsy” and 1978’s “Ca- unequalled in America’s musical history. sino,” the guitar great continues to The Beach Boys have become synony- explore the rich influence of flamenco, mous with the California lifestyle and have Photo provided by the St. Augustine Amphitheatre tango, Middle Eastern, Brazilian The Beach Boys will return to the St. Augustine Amphitheatre for a concert May 14. become an American icon to fans around and African music with his World the world 2001 Grammy Awards with the Lifetime of the iconic band. This concert will not Sinfonia, an ambitious pan-global Since the band’s co-founder, lead-singer Achievement Award. With more than five feature Brian Wilson, Al Jardine or David group that he formed in 1991.Their and chief lyricist Mike Love penned the decades of touring under their belts, The Marks. exhilarating world music fusion has lyrics to The Beach Boys’ first hit, “Sur- Beach Boys have performed more concerts Tickets for The Beach Boys are on sale been documented on such releases as fin’” (1961), dozens of the bands chart than any major rock band in history. at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre Box 2000’s “The Grande Passion,” 2007’s toppers have become eternal anthems of “Sounds of Summer: The Very Best Of Office and online at Ticketmaster.com. “Live in London,” 2011’s “Pursuit American youth: “Surfin’ USA,” “Surfer The Beach Boys,” Capitol/EMI’s 30-track Tickets are sold in pre-configured pods of Radical Rhapsody” and the 2012 Girl,” “Fun, Fun, Fun,” “I Get Around,” collection of the band’s biggest hits, has (groupings) ranging from two-to-eight DVD, “Morocco Fantasia.” “California Girls,” “Help Me Rhonda,” achieved triple-platinum success with sales seats per pod. Each pod is at least six feet The St. Augustine Amphitheatre “Barbara Ann,” “Good Vibrations,” of more than three million copies in the from one to the next, and all seats within box office is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. “Wouldn’t It Be Nice,” “Rock and Roll U.S. since its release. the pod must be purchased together. Ad- Fridays and 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Music” and “Kokomo.” The Beach Boys are led by Mike Love, ditionally, all tickets are digital. The St. Saturdays. The Beach Boys have sold more than who, along with longtime member Bruce Augustine Amphitheatre Box Office will be The Backyard Stage at the St. 100 million records worldwide and have Johnston, musical director Scott Totten, open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Fridays and Augustine Amphitheatre is an outdoor, received more than 33 RIAA Platinum and Brian Eichenberger, Christian Love, Tim from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturdays. open-air concert space with physically Gold record awards. The Rock and Roll Bonhomme, John Cowsill, Keith Hubacher The box office will only accept payment distanced seating. It is presented by Hall of Famers where also honored at the and Randy Leago, continue the legacy via debit or credit card. Intuition Ale Works. 40 IN THE ARTS Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 Butterfield Gallery features THEME: IN THE GARDEN ‘Backyard Studio Kitchen’ artist Nancy Hamlin-Vogler presents “Back- yard Studio Kitchen,” a new series of mixed-media paintings throughout March at Butterfield Garage Gallery in St. Augus- tine. The artist will also lead a demonstra- tion and Q&A on the gallery portico from 1-4 p.m. on Saturday, March 20. During the past year’s isolation, Hamlin- Vogler became immersed in a still-life series, in which studio ephemera and her Photos provided by Butterfield Garage Gallery environment appear in diverse contexts: “Worlds Apart,” an acrylic-mixed painting by abstracted, realistic and within an imagined artist Nancy Hamlin-Vogler. location. Hamlin-Vogler treats her subjects intriguingly, mixing her favorite materi- als — paints, pastels, collage, and recycled silkscreens — often leaving the viewer hanging by a thread yet satisfied with mul- tiple possibilities. Hamlin-Vogler’s artistic life has flowed in a series of interesting transitions. While in graduate school to continue her studies in French literature, Hamlin-Vogler became enthralled with silkscreen printing after “Where Blue Meets Green,” an acrylic-mixed work by Hamlin-Vogler. taking a printmaking class at the University of Maine. She designed a colorful series of tive in the local art scene, Hamlin-Vogler is fine art cards, later to become the trade- a managing member of Butterfield Garage, mark images for her greeting card compa- a member of the Art Association and has ny, Eastern Sun Printworks. Upon earning received numerous high awards in outdoor her M.A., she left Maine and the U.S. for a juried art shows. Last September, several of backpacking trip around the world. During her paintings were selected for a stellar ex- those profound two-and-a-half years, she hibition at Chrisp Ellert Art Museum, “The kept written and painted journals, collected Nameless Now, NE FL Artists Respond.” kitchen utensils and fabrics from many In 2020, Hamlin-Vogler was recognized countries and gathered a wealth of experi- with an art ventures grand from The Com- 21. *Without synthetic 43. Make like a cat 11. Popular smoothie ACROSS fertilizers 44. Erasable program- berry ence to enrich her life’s journey and fuel munity Foundation of Northeast Florida to 1. Great divide 23. 2nd tallest bird mable read only 12. Update an iPod her creative resources. explore and reinterpret the contemporary 6. World’s oldest na- 24. Theatrical produc- memory 15. Inhabitant of tional broadcaster Fast forward 35 years, after hard work still-life genre. To follow her creative jour- tion 46. Stanislavski’s rifle, Hungary 9. Pasturelands and accomplishment in printmaking, Ham- ney, go to www.nancyhamlinvogler.com 25. Curiosity killed it? e.g. 20. Nothing, pl. 13. Chinese fruit 28. Additionally 47. Unwanted cor- 22. Like sashimi lin-Vogler has refocused her time to paint Butterfield Gallery is located at 137 King 14. #9 Across, sing. 30. Capital of Poland respondence 24. Lack of money and experiment in her spacious studio near St. in St. Augustine and is open daily from 15. Clemency 35. Passage into a 48. Motionless 25. *Tomato supports 16. One in advertising the Fountain of Youth in St. Augustine. Ac- 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with free parking. mine 50. Catch-22 26. Highly skilled 17. “____ the land of 37. Prefix in levorotary 52. “Are you sure?” in 27. Miss America’s the free ...” 39. Mid-century mod- a text headdress 18. Characteristic of ern, e.g. 53. Freight horse cart 29. Slowly leak birds 40. Toothy wheel 55. Opposite of don’ts 31. Moves at the gym Theatre Jacksonville accepting video 19. *Ongoing job in 41. *Some are heir- 57. *6 or more hours of 32. Monument to the garden looms sunshine Buddha 61. *Radicchio or frisée 33. Orderly arrange- submissions for Jr. Mainstage Production 65. On foot ment SUDOKU 66. Negative vote 34. *Wiggly plowers Students ages 7-18 invited to tion format,” said Education Director Ron 68. 2020 NFL MVP 36. Faster than a walk Shreve. “Throughout the pandemic, we 69. Morrison’s “The 38. *Some plants and submit 1-minute monologue have relied upon creative reimagining ____” flowers emit a good The annual Jr. Mainstage Production, for our programming, and this is a great 70. Hockey great one Bobby 42. *Type of digger created and cast by middle- and high- opportunity to bring our Jr. Mainstage 71. Respectable and 45. Centers, old- school students from the community, is Production to a wider audience, since an quiet fashioned one of the most popular spring offerings audience cannot yet return to us.” 72. Sports award 49. French vineyard each year at Theatre Jacksonville. This Video submissions, no longer than 90 73. Affirmative 51. *Last of 3 numbers response on a bag of fertilizer year, Theatre Jacksonville is reimagining seconds, should be submitted via email to 74. Infernos 54. Be a pest the production by featuring young voices [email protected], and selected 56. Washington, e.g. from across the Northeast Florida area in monologues will be compiled into the DOWN 57. Grow dim a video montage. Students ages 7-18 are “Imagine Your World” time capsule 1. Old bathtub foot 58. Extraterrestrials’ 2. Opposite of seek rides invited to submit a one-minute monologue virtual show. The Jr. Mainstage Produc- 3. Ne plus ultra 59. Pilot’s stunt recording, using the theme “Imagine Your tion show will be viewable from Monday, 4. *Opposite of #57 60. Type of parrot World,” either an existing monologue or May 3 through Sunday, May 9. Tickets Across 61. “Musical” constel- one of their own original works. are available through the Theatre Jackson- 5. Minimum, pl. lation 6. Influencer’s journal 62. Russian mountain Submissions are due by 4 p.m. on Mon- ville website. 7. *Stinging pollinator chain day, April 5. For more information about submit- 8. Holiday song 63. *Type of garden “We are thrilled to be able to showcase ting a one-minute monologue or for ticket 9. Bulgarian money hose that saves space a number of talented students through- information for the Jr. Mainstage Produc- 10. Julia Roberts’ Acad- 64. Goes with “odds” emy Award-winning 67. Am is to I as ____ out our region by compiling individual tion, go to www.theatrejax.com or call role is to we submissions into a ‘time capsule’ produc- (904) 396-4425. Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 IN THE ARTS 41 Free concert series continues at St. Anastasia Catholic Church Pianist Peter The St. Anastasia Catholic Church free concert series sor with degrees in philosophy and music. He has toured Simon will continues this month with pianist Peter Simon performing throughout Europe and Asia and has performed at Carnegie perform a on Saturday, March 20. The concert states at 7 p.m. Hall and the Kennedy Center. free concert Take a walk down Memory Lane as Simon performs The concert is open to the public and will take place in March 20 at some of the most treasured classics ever written, includ- the church, which is located at 5205 A1A South on Anasta- St. Anasta- ing “Moonlight Sonata,” “Clair du Lune,” “Sabre Dance,” sia Island. The church, which under normal circumstances sia Catholic MMinute Waltz,” “The Entertainer,” “Malaguena” and seats more than 1400, will be sectioned for social distanc- Church. Contributed “Rhapsody in Blue.” ing. Masks are required. Parking is free. photo Simon, a native of Denver, is a former university profes- Call (904) 471-5364 for information.

on percussion, Jay Spell on accordion, Jonathan Yudkin on violin and Maura Keen O’Connell on vocals. It also features guest Continued from 38 musicians George Marinelli (Bonnie Raitt) the Texas folk scene, he’s blazed a peer, on harmony vocal and electric guitar, critic and fan-lauded trail that’s earned Tommy Spurlock on guitar, Michael Snow him living-legend, not to mention pioneer, on tenor banjo, Bryan Duckworth on Florida Chamber Music Project status in the Americana music world. And violin, Dave Heath on upright bass and Presents though the Houston native has never worn Jennifer Prince on harmony vocals. his Texas heart on his sleeve, he’s regard- Tickets for Robert Earl Keen are on sale Johannes Brahms ed as one of the Lone Star state’s finest at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre Box Featuring true singer-songwriters. Office and online at Ticketmaster.com. A breakthrough album for Keen, “A Tickets are sold in pre-configured pods Hyunsoon Whang Bigger Piece of Sky,” and its songs, such (groupings) ranging from two-to-eight piano as “Amarillo Highway,” “Whenever Kind- seats per pod. Each pod is at least six feet ness Fails” and “Corpus Christi Bay” are from one to the next, and all seats within Please join the Florida Chamber Music Project mainstays of his live set. The album was the pod must be purchased together. Ad- as we celebrate Johannes Brahms recorded in Nashville, produced by Garry ditionally, all tickets are digital. The St. Sunday, March 21st, 3pm at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall. Doors to open at 2 p.m. Velletri, and mixed by Velletri and Jeff Augustine Amphitheatre Box Office will CDC protocols: Patrons, performers, and staff will adhere to both FCMP & SJC Guidelines Coppage. The project features an amaz- be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Fridays (see COVID-19 Guidelines, policies, updates at theamp.com) Masks will be required at all times. ing lineup consisting of Garry Tallent (E and 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturdays. Tickets will be sold in advance in socially distanced pods on www.PVConcertHall.com or at the St. Aug. Street Band) on upright and electric bass, The box office will only accept payment Amphitheater box office. Advance box office sales will not be available at the PV Concert Hall Box office. Marty Stuart on mandolin, Dave Durocher via debit or credit card. For more information please visit our website at flchambermusic.org V45045 V2-L P 42 SPORTS Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021

Send your sports news to S orts [email protected] pTHURSDAY, MARCH 18, 2021 • PAGE 42 www.PonteVedraRecorder.com THE PLAYERS: A monumental success By Kathy Bissell

No matter how you look at it, THE PLAYERS Championship 2021 was an enormous success — from the weather to the winner and everything in between. The only thing that could have improved it was no COVID-19, and everyone is try- ing hard to get rid of that. The 2021 PLAYERS had more fans than any golf tournament, perhaps any sporting event, in the last 12 months. Assuming things continue to go well, the PGA TOUR intends to continue to open up golf tournaments to more and more people, so long as the local and state authorities where the tournaments are held will allow it. (You know how they are in California! Expect them to be last.) Attendance was capped at 20% of 2019, which everyone estimates at between 200,000-250,000 people (because we don’t really know the number). That would mean between 10,000 and 15,000 fans were allowed in each day — or some- where between 40,000 and 50,000 in all. People were sensible. They were asked to wear face masks and it looked like a majority of them did. When they were sitting around the 17th green, many fans separated themselves from other people. Whatever the actual number was, they created real enthusiasm, a force field of energy. And boy, did the golfers enjoy having them around. “You start to really feel like you can get into a round, like the fans are kind of with you, willing putts in, that kind of stuff,” Jordan Spieth said early in the tourna- ment. “It felt like just back to normal inside the ropes for us, and I think that players in general really enjoy that.” “I'm so happy they're back,” said newly minted PLAYERS champ Justin Thomas. “The things that I felt out there today and those last couple holes is something that I Photo by Craig O'Neal haven't felt in a really long time because Justin Thomas gets a high-five from his caddie after sinking the winning putt at THE PLAYERS Championship on Sunday, March 14 at THE PLAYERS Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass. of all this (COVID).” “I love seeing the fans out. I love inter- The golf was stupendous. The course of 44 worldwide golf tournaments on hard to know what he would do at TPC acting with them,” said Bryson DeCham- was in great condition. If you happened every continent but Antarctica, led Bryson Sawgrass because it’s a much tighter golf beau. “I think it's fun. I think it's part of to miss the final round, it was like a high “The Incredible Bulk” DeChambeau by course. He did very well, considering. the great atmosphere that we live in and wire act with no net and performers fall- two shots. Behind them, just one more back, were play under, and it's great having them ing off and crashing frequently. It was DeChambeau has become the most Justin Thomas and Doug Ghim. Thomas cheer me on.” calamitous. It was shocking. It was thrill- interesting guy in golf because he gained is so good that he won a major champion- While players enjoy the fans, they still ing. The only things missing were a crew 40 pounds and studied long drive contes- ship, the PGA, early in his career. I mean have to keep their distance because most of medics and monster sized band-aids. Of tants in order to learn how to maximize he’s only 28, so when I say early, he was of them are so young, they will be in the course, if you don’t like golf, I’m sure you the distance he could hit a golf ball. The about 22 when turned pro in 2014 and last groups to get the vaccine. The Tour had a nice nap on Sunday while the rest of Saturday and Sunday before THE PLAY- about 25 when he won the PGA Champi- intends to educate all players on the vac- us were spellbound. ERS, at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, onship in 2017. cine and will encourage everyone to get it. At the start of play on Sunday, 47-year- DeChambeau hit drives over the lake on But enough about that. old Englishman Lee Westwood, a winner the 6th hole that went 370 yards. It was PLAYERS continues on Page 43 Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 SPORTS 43

ABOVE: 2021 PLAYERS champion Justin Thomas hits a shot from the first tee during THE PLAYERS.

LEFT: Lee Westwood hits a drive in front of the championship trophy at THE PLAYERS.

DeChambeau, except for the 4th hole, PLAYERS didn’t really squander a lot of shots. But Continued from 42 he needed to make up three more shots to tie Thomas and four to beat him, and Thomas was tied with 24-year-old Doug couldn’t get it done. He only birdied one Ghim, playing in his first Players and of the par fives on Sunday, and as he said, ranked 257th in the world ( which shows his putting was not as good as he would you how messed up the rankings can be, have liked it to be. but that’s another story). Starting out those Thomas hit some magnificent shots on were the main characters. the par fives. At the 9th, he slung a 5-iron We knew it was going to be a crazy day around the trees and got a great bounce for when the leaders got to the 4th hole. The the ball to land on the green. Made birdie. tee shots DeChambeau and Westwood hit At the 11th, he belted a 4-iron to within were ridiculous, to be kind about it. 20 feet and made the putt for eagle. At the Westwood hit his tee shot into the water 16th he curved a screaming, left hooking on the right side. He was developing a driver around the corner – he has a hard case of the rights which lasted through time hitting shots that go left -- and then the round, so much so that he dropped his smashed a 5-wood to the green with his driver onto the tee of the 11th at the end of second shot. That’s where he took the his backswing after hitting a bad shot. But lead again. that was later. At the 4th, he found water, He gave himself a scare with a 5-wood took a drop into the rough, hit a shot to off the tee at the 18th. It started rolling more rough, got to the green and finished left and looked for a while like it might with a bogey. It was fairly ugly. roll into the lake, but it straightened out Photos by Craig O'Neal That’s when DeChambeau out did him. Bryson DeChambeau reacts to fans during THE PLAYERS Championship at TPC Sawgrass. and Thomas made a par there for the vic- It looked like he topped one off the tee into tory. When Westwood bogeyed the 17th, it the water, although later he said it wasn’t said it was hit “to landscaping.” Next, he The tournament outcome was defined by was apparent that Justin Thomas would be really a top, just a thin. Then, taking a hit a miraculous shot just to get his ball Justin Thomas’ play from the 9th through the 2021 Players champion. drop and playing from the ladies tee, he onto the green and ended up with a six. the 12th where he went birdie-birdie- With Thomas’ 14th career title, he took out what is being called his nuclear This was a “Who are these guys?” mo- eagle-birdie. With that stretch, he took the became one of four golfers since 1960 4-iron and hit it so far right that people ment. Nerves? Pressure? Well, according lead for the first time after the eagle. Then to win that many times on the PGA Tour thought he might not be on the golf course to all who contended, it was a nervous day. lost the lead or was tied. Then he took it before turning 28, joining Tiger Woods, any longer. He also cracked the 4-iron so it But almost nobody else played shots as for the second time when he birdied the Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller. It is was out of play. nuts as those two did on the 4th. However, 16th. pretty good company and demonstrates The ball was eventually located under one person actually played a worse shot. Now despite all the mishaps and disas- the quality of his game. some trees in the pine straw way to the Brendon Todd. When he got to the 17th, ters, Westwood was still only one back Now, we start the countdown to Players right of the green. He muffed a shot from he hit a shank off the tee that went so far of Thomas at the end of the day. Had he 2022 when we think all fans will be back there and was still in pine straw. Shotlink, right it nearly hit the other island at the made par at the 17th instead of bogey, and we hope the noise will be so loud on the system that will tell you where the 17th, the one with a palm tree and a bed of there would have been a playoff, and who the 16th and 17th that the ground actually balls have gone and how far shots are hit, flowers. knows what the outcome would have been. shakes. 44 SPORTS Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021

Sergio Garcia hits a putt during THE PLAYERS Championship last week at THE PLAYERS Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass. Phil Mickelson on the course for THE PLAYERS Championship. The players at THE PLAYERS A look at some of the players, plays and highlights from THE PLAYERS Championship last week at TPC Sawgrass. Photos by Craig O'Neal

Bryson DeChambeau hits a shot during the tournament.

ABOVE: Lee West- wood lines up a putt during THE PLAYERS

RIGHT: PGA TOUR player Rory Sabbatini gets a fist bump from the caddie for PGA TOUR player Brendan Steele (far right) during the third round of THE PLAYERS Championship on Saturday, March 13.

Justin Thomas tees off on the 17th hole during the final round. Ponte Vedra Recorder · March 18, 2021 SPORTS 45

THE PLAYERS Championship winner Justin Thomas (right) listens to PGA TOUR Commissioner Jay Monahan during the trophy presentation on Sunday, March 14. Bryson DeChambeau signs autographs for fans during the tournament.

ABOVE: Webb Simpson (left) and Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland react after finishing on the 18th green during the second round of THE PLAYERS Champion- ship on March 12. McIlroy, the defending champion, missed the cut after the round. Photo by Sam Greenwood/ Getty Images

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