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Volume XXXIV, No. 11 www.TBNweekly.com September 29, 2011 ENTERTAINMENT Catch me if you can County, cities at odds over permitting By SUZETTE PORTER month now.” He added it was “important to CLEARWATER – A second work this out with everyone and public hearing on an ordinance be at peace.” regarding proposed countywide Jewel White with the county authority to operate, maintain, attorney’s office explained the in- develop and control certain coun- tent of the “preemptive ordi- Music scene ty-owned property is now sched- nance” specifying authority to Peter Framptom performs Saturday, uled for Oct. 25. review, permit and develop coun- Oct. 7 at Ruth Eckerd Hall. Kenny That’s two weeks after the pre- ty-owned property used for the Rogers, the Steve Miller Band also will be viously scheduled date of Oct. “furtherance of special powers” in concert in upcoing weeks. 11. as enacted by county charter. ... Page 1B. Pinellas County commission- Examples of “special-power” ers bowed to requests from citi- functions are countywide parks zens and officials from Largo, and animal control. LARGO Pinellas Park and St. Petersburg White said the county would to give them more time to study continue to pay permitting and First Friday has the revised ordinance released on other fees – just not to the cities. Sept. 23. After the 6-1 vote Sept. The ordinance presented Tues- Oktoberfest theme Photo by TOM GERMOND 27, county officials invited the day night differed from the origi- A green iguana frequents the George C. McGough Nature Park in Largo. Unknown at this time cities “to get in touch.” nal due to changes made after First Friday will have an Oktoberfest was how the reptile made its way into the park; it may have been an unwanted pet. Iguanas are “I don’t want to get a letter the the county received negative theme next month. mainly plant eaters. They live in tropical rainforest areas and inhabit Central and South America day of the commission meeting,” feedback from cities and citizens. A 13-piece Bavarian band named as well as the Caribbean Islands. They also have spread throughout South Florida, which is not said Commissioner John Mor- Deutschmeister Blas Band will perform their native habitat. This iguana was between 2 and 3 feet long. roni, who made the motion to at First Friday, Oct. 7, 6 to 11 p.m. The move the meeting. “You have a See PERMITTING, page 4A street party will be held on First Avenue Southwest between Clearwater-Largo Road and Ridge Road. Ending the evening will be Cathy’s Palms of Largo executive Lorelei Band. The event will feature 10 food vendors cooking authentic German dishes. named citizen of the year Guests also can enjoy more than 15 types of German Oktoberfest and sea- By TOM GERMOND potential is evident around was created in 1986 to promote sonal beers. Dancing will be featured Largo, Morrissette said. tolerance and ethnic diversity under the beer tent also. CLEARWATER – John Good- His company donated more through numerous charities. The event will have many street per- man, whose community contri- than seven acres of land to the He is also a founding member formers, art vendors, and contests, such butions have touched city for ballfields and related and former director of Business as a beer-holding contest. thousands of lives, is the Largo amenities. The land for the for Social Responsibility, a na- People are encouraged to dress up Mid-Pinellas Chamber of Com- city’s new Community Center, tional trade association of busi- and bring their own stein to enter our merce’s Citizen of the Year. more than eight acres located nesses committed to “who has the best stein contest” for a Goodman, chief executive of- off Alternate Keene Road, was responsible business practices $50 cash prize and also receive beer dis- ficer of the Goodman Group, “is also donated by the Goodman and social issues. He is an ac- counts. a man of few words but tremen- Group. tive member and contributor to O’Shy’s Irish tap house will carry the dous actions,” said Chamber “Through their Caregivers the American Cancer Society event to Saturday, 6 p.m. to 3 a.m., with President Tom Morrissette, at Support Network, hundreds of and American Health Care As- food, live music, and dancing. the chamber’s annual meeting scholarships to area students sociation. Sept. 22. have been awarded in addition He established the Johnny B. The Goodman Group owns to financial and in-kind dona- Good Foundation to sponsor St. Patrick school the Palms of Largo, one of the tions to literally dozens of or- programs and services that en- community’s largest private em- ganizations and community courage individuals to accept plans Fun Fair ployers. programs,” Morrissette said. responsibility for their lives. With the “intergenerational” Morrissette said Citizen of the Among the many awards he The 46th annual Fun Fair will take aspect of the Palms of Largo al- Year is the chamber’s big has received, Goodman is the place Thursday through Sunday, Oct. 6- ways being important to Good- award, drawing numerous ap- recipient of the “nationally pres- Photo courtesy of the MID–PINELLAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 9, at St. Patrick Catholic School, 1501 man, he created the Children’s plications from the community. tigious Ellis Island Medal of Trotter Road. Chamber President Tom Morrissette, left, presents John Goodman Center, which Morrissette said “We have been doing busi- Honor, awarded to people who with the chamber’s Citizen of the Year Award. Fair hours will be Thursday, 6 to 10 is the first long-term care pro- ness in the wonderful city of exemplify themselves as hu- p.m.; Friday, 6 to 11 p.m.; Saturday, 11 gram and environment in Flori- Largo about 35 years or more,” manitarians,” Morrissette said. a 74-unit apartment communi- Small Business a.m. to 11 p.m.; and Sunday, noon to 6 da for children 8 weeks of age to Goodman said. “It’s really been The Palms hosts luncheons ty, Silver Palms. Other develop- p.m. 21. Since 1994 it has served our pleasure to work here, to for the chamber, supports its ments followed. Leader of the Year The event is a fundraiser for St. children needing specialized work with the city, to work with annual membership campaigns The Palms, a 95-acre cam- The Mac Norcross Small Patrick Catholic School and will feature care, many with ventilators and all the folks. We have been with a kickoff breakfasts and pus, offers housing, programs Business Leader of the Year rides, games, live entertainment, bingo special needs equipment. blessed, we have been fortu- provides gift baskets for cham- and services to about 2,000 res- award, recognizing an individu- and a flea market. Entertainment will in- “The endeavors of John nate, but we have always oper- ber fundraising events. idents. It provides jobs for more al who has shown outstanding clude performances by Jack Hartman, Goodman are distinguished by ated with the same philosophy: The Palms campus started than 850 people. It paid about achievement in both business Thursday, 7 p.m.; Suite Caroline, Friday, an unwavering commitment to Just do the right thing.” more than 30 years ago when $1.25 million in property taxes and community efforts, was 7 p.m.; and Island Boys, Saturday, 8 helping people become the best Among his many community Goodman and his father, Sid- this past year, and it works with presented to Jim England of p.m. they can be whether young or services, Goodman serves on ney, bought Imperial Palms, a some 445 vendors in the area, England Brothers Construction. Call 742-9056. old,” Morrissette said. the board of directors of the Na- 638-residential apartment com- creating $13 million dollars in Goodman’s dedication to tional Ethnic Coalition of Or- munity. the purchase of goods and serv- VIEWPOINTS helping people maximize their ganizations Foundation, which A short time later, they added ices, the chamber said. See CITIZEN, page 4A Heart of the matter Columnist fondly re- Retiring PE teacher enjoys interaction with kids members a woman who By AMANDA SEBASTIANO guidance from the University of can change my voices, making it was one of a kind. South Florida, but decided his really high or low, or sometimes … Page 9A. LARGO – Physical Education heart was on the field with his talk with an accent, and they love instructor David Affleck, 58, will students. it. They really think it’s funny. I’m retire Sept. 30 after a 34-year ca- His first physical education not a comedian and wouldn’t reer at Anona Elementary in jobs were at various schools in make much money as one, but I Largo. St. Petersburg, which he enjoyed, like to make these kids laugh.” Features Affleck has been a physical ed- but wanted something more sta- There has been construction ucation teacher for 35 years, 34 ble. The neighborhood feel of going on near the basketball Business ...... 11A of which were at Anona. Anona Elementary attracted him, court, so instead of shooting Classifieds ...... 5-7B Affleck is a life-long sports en- and he decided to take a chance hoops, a boom box was set up County ...... 5-7A thusiast. He was inspired and en- there. When he was 23 years old and the entire school learned a Entertainment ...... 1,3-4,8B couraged by his childhood gym Affleck was hired as the school’s dance to the pop song “Dyna- Just for fun ...... 2B class instructors when he told gym teacher in 1976. Since then, mite.” Music plays a big role in Largo ...... 2-3A them about considering a career he decided to take a different ap- his classes; it makes the kids Outdoors ...... 10A in physical education. He decided proach to fitness, incorporating move around while still having Pets of the week ...... 12A to attend Appalachian State Col- humor and music into his activi- fun, Affleck said. 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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com 2A Largo Leader, September 29, 2011 Retail, multi-family development proposed for U.S. 19 By TOM GERMOND to exceed 24 units per acre, a reduction in parking ratios and park- the city in the hopes of starting construction of our project in the land impact fees. first quarter of 2012.” LARGO – A retail and multi-family unit project is proposed for a The proposed density is 20 units per acre, “and that is very con- City officials and commissioners see both the retail and residential site off U.S. 19 where plans for other developments have failed to sistent with this being one of our major activity centers,” said Com- projects having a positive impact on Largo. materialize. munity Development Director Carol Stricklin. “This is one of first new multi-family constructions that’s going to Commissioners unanimously approved a request Sept. 20 for staff City officials are reviewing plans for a proposed 122,000-square- be geared toward young executives,” said city Economic Develop- to negotiate with Pollack Partners, a real estate investment and serv- foot Wal-Mart on the western half of the property and a PSTA trans- ment Director Teresa Brydon Sept. 21. “That shows Largo is catch- ice firm, on a development agreement for a 336-unit multi-family fer station, which will not be developed by the applicant. ing on.” gated community on the Largo Crossroads site, which is at the “We are coordinating our plans to work with those of the proposed Commissioners voted 7-0 to allow staff to negotiate the develop- southeast corner of U.S. 19 and Roosevelt Boulevard. The property and adjacent Walmart and will need to reach some minor accommo- ment agreement with Pollack. is 38.12 acres. dations from the city of Largo relative to our plan, in order for our In March of 2009 city commissioners reviewed aspects of a new The Pollack Partners have developed similar multi-family projects project to be economically feasible,” wrote Anthony M. Everett, Pol- site plan for the proposed Largo Towne Center, which was planned in the area. This will be a three-story project. lack’s Central Florida director, in a letter to city officials. “We are to replace the former Crossroads Mall at the site. Those plans fiz- The developers want to negotiate with city officials for density not hopeful that we will be able to reach an acceptable agreement with zled. Briefs City attorney gets support understanding of the work we do,” Zimmet said. block on West Bay Drive that has a mixed-use corridor designation LARGO – City Attorney Alan Zimmet defended the arrangement his Other commissioners agreed. that would include offices, structured parking and retail uses. firm has to provide legal services for the city Sept. 20. Mayor Pat Gerard said that Largo has the city attorney that “every- “If you compare that with cities of like size in this county, you will body else in the county wants.” Water pistols? Really? find that we are providing the city with complete legal services with a “As far as Mr. Zimmet is concerned, don’t fix the clock that’s work- LARGO – If you’re packing a water pistol, you’re on the wrong side staff much less and a cost much less than cities of like size.” ing,” Commissioner Curtis Holmes said. of the law – at least for now. During budget sessions, Commissioner Mary Black has questioned Black said the city the size of Largo should “have its own city attor- But Mayor Pat Gerard hopes to change that. She took issue Sept. the need to contract with a law firm and had made an unsuccessful ney.” 20 with a city ordinance that prevents people from discharging a move to delete funding for his position. Among her concerns, Black said the city has to pay extra for litiga- water gun in the city limits. It’s included in the provision that also Zimmet said the city is provided with two attorneys and “half of a tion “whereas with a full-time city attorney, the city attorney would prevents people from discharging toy firearms, air rifle, air gun, sling- secretary.” generally represent us in litigation.” shot, bow and arrow and other instruments that discharge projec- He and Assistant City Attorney Mary Hale have different responsi- “We are paying a lot more for a contact with a firm than we would tiles. bilities, he said. pay for a staff attorney,” Black said. “I don’t think we should have laws like this,” Mayor Pat Gerard For instance, Hale handles code enforcement issues; Zimmet does said, “that say little kids can’t have water guns.” the work on annexation issues. City plans for sale of downtown property Assistant City Attorney Mary Hale said that the ordinance was es- “To think that one person could possibly have the time, the ability LARGO – Following up on their discussions at work sessions, city tablished like several others in response to activity occurring at city and the knowledge to do everything to represent this city, not only in commissioners Sept. 20 took action to allow for sale of city properties facilities, typically in the parks. It is included in a chapter pertaining day to day advice we provide the city staff, the work we do for City in the downtown district. to parks. Commission agenda items also to represent the city in all the litiga- City commissioners had agreed to the grouping of 27 properties Hale said she would discuss making an ordinance change with tion that’s ongoing, unfortunately (he or she) doesn’t have a very good into five sites. City officials have different timelines for the develop- Parks Director Joan Bryne. ment of the properties and expect to present the agreements with The discussion came up during discussion of an amendment to brokers to commissioners at a meeting in December for two of the city ordinances to comply with recent changes to state laws regulat- sites. ing firearms and ammunition. Buy 1 Lunch or Dinner Commissioners agreed to methods and marketing strategies sug- The state law stipulates that a local government attempting to gested by staff for developing the property, as opposed to selling Get 1 FREE! property at a public auction. Included in the sites is 1.36 acres of property occupying a full See BRIEFS, page 3A Dine-In Only. Lunch & Dinner Discounts: Up to $6.99 with the purchase of 2 beverages. Not combinable with other offers. Exp. 10-15-11 092911 BIGGER WAGONWHEEL

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BRIEFS, from page 2A Recycled Innovations Contest under way munity building, community stewardship, community safety, com- LARGO – Largo’s eco-innovators are challenged to construct useful munity beautification, and community preservation. Nominees enact or enforce a local ordinance or rule that infringes on the sate’s creations from the contents of their trashcan for the City of Largo’s should be those people or groups that go above and beyond for the authority pertaining to firearm and ammunition regulation will be 3rd Annual Recycled Innovations Contest. community and strive to involve others in their efforts. Nominations subject to harsh penalties. The online contest encourages innovators to go beyond recycling will be accepted until the end of November, and winners will be an- by re-purposing their waste. nounced in January 2012. City to start work on paving, sidewalk project All entries must be made of 75 percent or more recycled material The eligibility and nomination process is open to any area resident, LARGO – City officials expect to start work in October on a paving or material that would otherwise be discarded. Contrary to a recycled business or organization. Anyone interested in nominating someone and sidewalk project affecting some streets in the Anona area. art show, Recycled Innovations are items that may be reused in daily who makes a difference in Largo can visit www.largo.com/champion The upcoming project will provide Jean Street, Josephine Road, activities. Accepted entries will be functional items made of materials to complete a nomination form or contact Tom Moore, neighborhood and Henrietta Avenue, with pervious concrete paving and concrete that can be diverted from the waste stream. coordinator at 587-6749, ext. 7217 or by email at neighborhood@lar curbs. The city of Largo’s Recycled Innovations Contest encourages inno- go.com. The work also will include American Disabilities Act accessible vators from the Tampa Bay area and beyond. Participants will be The Community Champion Recognition Program is part of the on- sidewalks. However, due to limited rights of way along Josephine, vying for innovative prizes such as solar and wind powered chargers going implementation of the city’s strategic plan. For more informa- sidewalks will not be provided along the street to the west of Henriet- for cell phones, MP3 players and small electronics, environmental tion on the City of Largo's vision for neighborhoods, visit www. ta. board games, and learning toys to name a few. largo.com/neighborhood. To maintain access to homes, the contractor will provide tempo- The winners will be determined by an online voting system where rary travel lanes within the outsides of the public rights of way. To do Web visitors can select their favorite innovation within each age cate- this, existing vegetation, driveways, a number of trees and other ob- gory. Prizes will be awarded to the innovators receiving the most on- stacles will be removed. Following construction of the paved roads, line votes in various age categories: Tiny Innovators, Junior How to contribute the contractor will restore the disturbed areas with new sod and Innovators, Tween Innovators, Techie Teen Innovators, and Mac- driveway aprons, and the city’s parks department will install new Gyvers. All press releases are published on a space available basis. street trees. Deadline for entries, including photo submission and entry de- They are subject to editing for grammar, length and general Construction activities will typically be restricted to Monday scription is Oct. 28. Online voting begins Nov. 1-12 on LargoRecy- newspaper style. through Friday from 8 a.m to 5 pm. Residents who have questions cles.com. The winners will be announced on America Recycles Day, We are not able to predict exactly the issue it will be printed – about scheduled deliveries, a special event, accessibility needs, etc. Nov. 15. Interested innovators can apply online at www.LargoRecy or even guarantee that it will be used. during the construction should contact Rick Daquanna, the con- cles.com or by calling 586-7424 for more information. The deadline for all copy is Friday, noon, preceding publication struction supervisor, at 439-8441. date. The newspapers are published Thursdays. For upcoming events, please send in your announcement two weeks in ad- Program recognizes vance, if possible. 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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com 4A Leader, September 29, 2011 Briefs Clearwater police arrest three tain useful materials that can be extracted and re- CLEARWATER – Three men were arrested for cycled, such as aluminum, glass and plastic. As for possession of firearms and illegal narcotics Sept. 22 chemicals, the average household can accumulate when Clearwater Police Department detectives as much as 100 pounds of chemicals around the served a search warrant on an apartment at 1127 home over time. Pinellas St. For information on mobile collections, what to Nine people clicked the “like” button on Clearwa- bring and what not to bring, or the permanent ter PD’s Facebook post about the arrest, which in- Household Electronics and Chemical Collection volved members of the department’s SWAT Team. Center, call 464-7500 or visit www.pinellascounty .org/utilities. Police seized two loaded handguns, 40 grams of co- caine powder, 43 ounces of crack cocaine, about 450 grams of marijuana and $1,500. Algae bloom gone Johnathun Hardy, 25, of St. Petersburg was from Tampa Bay charged with one count of trafficking in cocaine. He A large algae bloom that gave much of upper was released from the Pinellas County Jail Sept. 23 Tampa Bay a reddish cast for several weeks has on $50,000 surety bond. now disappeared, according to environmental offi- Dwayne Miller, 23, of Clearwater was charged cials monitoring the health of the bay. with two counts of sale of cannabis, two counts of Recent water sampling by crews from Pinellas possession of cannabis, one count of possession of County and the Environmental Protection Commis- marijuana with intent, one count of possession of sion of Hillsborough County show that the algae cocaine, as well as one count of aggravated battery known as Pyrodinium bahamense is no longer pres- Photo by BOB McCLURE with a deadly weapon and for throwing a deadly ent in worrisome numbers. In fact, none of the 19 A group of government leaders from Sudan listen to a video presentation by Congressman Bill Young during missile at-into an occupied vehicle. He remains in stations sampled last week by EPC detected any their Sept. 22 visit to the Seminole campus of St. Petersburg College. jail. No bond was set for the battery or throwing algae cells, and only two cells were found in the charges. eight sites tested by Pinellas County. Patrick Loiseau, 20, also of Clearwater remains in In mid- and late August, counts as high as 2.5 Sudan leaders tour SPC campus jail charged with convicted felon in possession of a million cells per liter were found in parts of Old firearm. Bond was set at $7,500. Tampa Bay. At its peak, the algae bloom spanned By BOB McCLURE The group’s tour of the Tampa Bay area included the bay from the Courtney Campbell Causeway to visits with U.S. Magistrate Judge Elizabeth Jenkins, County to host hazardous waste the Gandy Bridge, in concentrations so thick the SEMINOLE – A group of 11 government leaders representatives from the U.S. Marshal’s office, a water resembled tomato soup. Despite its reddish from Sudan toured the Seminole campus of St. Pe- stop at the Clearwater Police Department, a visit to collection event tint, this algae is not Karenia brevis, the more famil- tersburg College Sept. 22 to learn more about the the St. Petersburg Times where they met national ST. PETERSBURG – The next household haz- iar “red tide” organism that occasionally occurs off school’s Institute for Strategic Policy Solutions and editor Bill Duryea, a meeting with student govern- ardous waste mobile collection event will be Satur- our beaches. its degree program in public policy and administra- ment leaders at USF-St. Petersburg, various cultur- day, Oct. 1, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at St. Petersburg Typically, the algae appears earlier, in May and tion. al activities in the area and a meeting with Gary Home Depot, 2070 Tyrone Blvd. June; this year’s bloom did not occur until late July. The visit was part of a three-day tour of the Springer, the president of the ICTBR who is also a Hazardous waste items from the home, office or Scientists don’t know exactly what conditions Tampa Bay area coordinated by the U.S. Depart- specialist in global business, trade and public policy garage may be disposed of at the event. Participants caused the algae to emerge from its dormant state ment of State and the International Council of the issues. can drive up and drop off hazardous and unwanted on the bay bottom later this year, or why it returned Tampa Bay Region as part of the State Depart- According to its website, the ICTBR is the offi- electronics and chemicals. Pinellas County Solid to its resting state soon after blooming in August. ment’s International Visitor Leadership Program. cial partner of the State Department for professional Waste offers this service free to county residents. But, prolonged cloud cover from late summer rains The SPC tour stop, which was organized in less programs and cultural activities for global emerging Businesses should arrange for drop-off and pay- may have prompted the species to go dormant once than 24 hours, gave SPC an opportunity to pitch its leaders in Florida’s seven-county Tampa Bay Re- ment by calling Creative Recycling at 813-621-2319 again. Study Abroad Program, which is an international gion. for electronics, or EQ Florida at 813-319-3400 for Pyrodinium blooms have plagued upper Tampa travel exchange program, and its leadership educa- Since its founding, the International Council has chemicals. Bay in three of the last four summers. Scientists do tion options. hosted in excess of 3,000 international visitors from Household electronics and chemicals should not believe that Pyrodinium will return again this The group spent about 90 minutes at SPC where more than 150 countries. never be dumped in the regular trash, drains, storm year, as cooling water temperatures and shorter they were given a presentation by State Sen. Dennis Since 1940, more than 190,000 visitors have sewers or on the ground. Such items include TVs, days impede the growth of algae. Jones, David Klement, executive director of the In- been brought to the U.S. under the program. More cell phones, computers, paints, motor oil, fertilizers Algae blooms are fed by nutrients carried to the stitute; and Rod Davis, director of the school’s Cen- than 200 current and former heads of state and and batteries. These products can be harmful to the bay in fertilizer residues, human and animal waste, ter for International Programs. Also included was a about 1,500 cabinet-level ministers have seen first- environment and to the people handling them if air emissions and other components of urban video presentation by Congressman Bill Young and hand how life and work takes place in the United they are not disposed of properly. Electronics con- stormwater and wastewater. a tour of Young’s office on the Seminole campus. States.

PERMITTING, from page 1A Commissioner help pay for that Commissioner Nancy Bostock, who has Ken Welch brought evaluation. served on the School Board, said she was References to right of way and stormwater up the issue of per- Largo Community Development Director Carol “We’re there to surprised the county hadn’t taken control were removed. mitting fees to the Stricklin told county commissioners that the city serve you,” she said. over its own construction in the past. She “This is more for vertical construction,” city of Largo for the had tried to do all it could to lower the fees, Tim Caddell, said the ordinance should be revised White said. new Public Safety Pinellas Park Gov- again to give “us all the authority avail- The revised ordinance also includes a Complex. Under the including amending an ordinance reducing fees for ernment Relations able to us on the books to use as neces- list of functions on property the county proposed ordinance, large projects by 20 percent. The Largo administrator, said sary.” intends to exercise its right to control, in- the county would Pinellas Park Coun- Commissioner Norm Roche agreed. He cluding the 911 emergency communica- avoid paying fees to Commission had voted unanimously in opposition cil members had asked Bennett about accusations the or- tion system and facilities for solid waste the city. to the county’s proposed ordinance. discussed the origi- dinance had been rushed through. Ben- disposal, sewage treatment, parks, public County Adminis- nal ordinance and nett said it had not been rushed, but health, St. Petersburg-Clearwater Interna- trator Bob LaSala were not in favor of instead slowed down. The sticking point which are two of five buildings in the pub- tional Airport, major drainage systems, explained the ongoing issue with Largo it. He said Pinellas Park officials believe was the revised ordinance released just over fees of $200,000 to $250,000. He lic safety complex. county roads, animal control, civil readi- they are better able to “look out for our before the weekend. talked about a “series of constructive con- She said the city had worked to expe- people” than the county commission. ness, distribution of water and all coordi- Commissioner Karen Seel asked Ben- versations with the city” and Largo’s will- dite the project to make sure the county “Our taxpayers are your taxpayers,” he nation and delivery of municipal services nett if language could be added making it in unincorporated areas. ingness to look for ways to adjust fees. He could meet its design and construction said. clear the county would adhere to munici- County officials spoke to citizen com- said the city had been advised by its at- deadlines. He asked why agreements made in the pal land development regulations. Ben- ments from a St. Petersburg neighbor- torney that it could not change its fees for Commissioner Susan Latvala asked past were no longer suitable. nett said while it could be done, county hood organization concerning the the county. Stricklin why the city was opposed to the “We’re not sure this step is necessary.” ordinance that would allow the county to Largo City Attorney Alan Zimmet told county doing its own development and in- Most speakers asked commissioners to staff would have to learn the code for all put digital signs in the city. The ordinance the board that state statute requires the spections. vote against the ordinance, or at least to 24 municipalities. does not grant that power. It also would city to charge everyone the same. “Do you believe we would build and do delay action until officials could sit down “It would be harder for staff,” he said. not preempt St. Petersburg’s panhandling “We’re not permitted to charge you inspections that don’t meet code,” Latvala and talk. “We’ve worked hard on relations with ordinance, White said. less,” he said. asked. “This started with a cost issue and cities,” Seel said. Public officials remained concerned He said the Largo Commission had “Absolutely not,” Stricklin said. evolved into this,” Welch said. “As a native She suggested a 30-day delay to give about the effect of county development voted unanimously in opposition to the However, she said the citizens of Largo of St. Pete and loyal to my city … it is not time to try to work things out. contrary to their cities’ land development county’s proposed ordinance. expected the city to maintain its stan- our intent to run roughshod over the Morroni agreed, saying he hadn’t heard uses and codes. St. Petersburg was espe- Largo Community Development Direc- dards. She said the city considered coun- cities, it is just to save all of us $200,000.” a lot of conversation about the matter cially concerned about county property lo- tor Carol Stricklin told commissioners ty facilities to be part of their community. State law allows schools and St. Peters- prior to the past couple of days. cated in its downtown area. that the city had tried to do all it could to She said Largo served the county by pro- burg College to develop and construct Welch concurred. He said he preferred County Attorney Jim Bennett said the lower the fees, including amending an or- viding water, sewer and sanitary services. buildings without having to adhere to mu- taking 30 days or 60 days if it avoided county would “honor and match” as close dinance reducing fees for large projects by She said regardless of development and nicipal code or inspections. City officials conflict. as possible existing municipal zoning and 20 percent. The city also is considering an inspections, the city had to evaluate its said the schools and college usually “It’s like a marriage,” he said. “Certain land use and, if required, would hold agreement to allow the county control ability to provide services, including fire worked with their building departments subjects you have to lead with a certain public hearings for any variances. over the parking garage and energy plant, and police. Fees from the county would with few problems. way. This is one of them.”

CITIZEN, from page 1A CEO Ricky Satcher has been at the helm of the initiative since the start. England was elected to the chamber board of directors in 2008 and “Very unexpected, very appreciated,” Satcher said. “Trust me, we re- serves on the chamber’s executive committee chairman of the econom- ceive so much by being a member of the chamber and we appreciate ic development division. the affiliation.” England was a member of the chamber’s Business Development Re- view Panel that evaluated Largo’s business permitting process. Silver Hammer Award “And he remains persistent that the recommendations made by the The award was established in 2005 to recognize bricks and mortar panel are being addressed and adopted,” said chamber Chairman projects that have a positive impact on our regional economy and qual- Gene Evans. “In fact the panel’s efforts are being echoed in the city’s ity of life. ongoing Business Friendly Initiative, and our neighboring communi- The city’s $10 million Community Center, which opened in January, ties have taken notice.” is the recipient of the award. England also let the committee’s effort to defeat Amendment 4, an The 30,000-square-foot building serves senior citizens and local arts anti-growth statewide initiative. groups in addition to hosting community events. England Brothers Construction Co. was started by England’s father “The attention to design coupled with energy efficiency has earned in Avon Park, engaging in various small construction projects along the Community Center considerable recognition,” Evans said. the Gulf beaches. The company was incorporated in 1970 and “has Associated General Contractors, considered the most prominent maintained a long history as reputable builders with a strong commu- trade organization for general contractors in the country, presented nity involvement,” Evans said. the city with its Horizon Award to the Community Center for new mu- England said his brothers and he learned a valuable lesson as Cub nicipal utility construction. Scouts a long time ago: “You always leave your campsite better than when you found it. That’s been our philosophy.” Other awards Laverne Welch of Grand Villa received the Committee Chairman of Business Member of the Year Award the Year Award, in recognition of her work with the Ambassadors, The award was created to honor a business or association that “has which exceeded its objectives and redefined its direction with enthusi- risen above and beyond in its support of an organization. asm. The 2011 Business Member of the Year is Largo Medical Center, Jim Brangenberg of Platinum Information Services received the which was presented the same honor in 2009. Membership Award, which is presented to a relatively new chamber Largo Medical Center has been a member of the chamber’s Trustee member whose enthusiasm and dedication to the organization has Circle since the program’s inception about a decade ago, representing been instrumental in seeing the chamber’s membership grow. the highest level of financial investment in the program. This repre- Melody Hunter, a Realtor with Charles Ruttenberg, received the sents more than $120,000 that has assisted the chamber with its pro- President’s Award, a special honor to an individual who has gone gram and service offerings. above and beyond in chamber service. Largo Medical Center has provided staff and corporate resources to The awards were presented at the chamber’s 59th Annual Installa- a number of chamber programs and events in addition to financial and tion and Awards Meeting at the Sheraton Sand Key Resort. About 150 Photo courtesy of the MID–PINELLAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE gift contributions. It also has provided financial support for the devel- people attended the event. Chamber Chairman Gene Evans, left, presents the The Mac Norcross opment of the chamber’s strategic plan, and Largo Medical Center See related story, 11A. Small Business Leader of the Year award to Jim England.

TEACHER, from page 1A teacher per school standard that is often corporate riding his bicycle, stay involved seen in elementary schools. and in the loop with Florida sports teams Gygi has been Affleck’s right-hand As of last week, the school still hadn’t de- such as the Tampa Bay Rays and Bucca- woman for 24 years and is sad to see her cided on a replacement for Affleck, but he neers, and he may plan trips to visit his colleague go. Through their time working has a few tips for the next coach – be able brother in Seattle. together, the duo, along with other instruc- to laugh, especially at yourself, love work- He intends on staying as active as possi- tor, Brian Mont, have created a routine that ing with kids, get to know the students and ble; he may even do some volunteer work or works for them. know the difference between being firm and snag a part time job to kill time. He found “He has been like a brother to me, really,” mean. that of his friends who are retired, those Gygi said. “I’m excited for a fresh start with “I know it sounds like a simple, small who are enjoying the non-working life the the new coach, because I plan on being thing to ask, but the most important thing most are those who stay busy. here for another 10 to 15 years. But at the for the new guy or girl is to really try to “I feel very blessed to have worked here,” same time, I hope things keep going the know these kids, starting with their Affleck said. “The school has been really way they are; I don’t want to see things names,” Affleck said. “The majority of the good to me; I made lasting relationships change. Everything runs smoothly now.” kids at this school love PE, so I hope that with teachers while I was here. It takes ev- The trio splits up the class time so that continues and that the coach takes an in- eryone to make a good school – the princi- students will get to spend their time with terest in the kids having fun.” pal, teachers custodial and cafeteria staffs – all three instructors, a unique approach Post-retirement activities for Affleck? No and that’s really what this school has, a Photo by AMANDA SEBASTIANO compared to the one physical education definite plans just yet, but he hopes to in- team effort.” The sign in front of Anona Elementary speaks for itself © 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com Leader, September 29, 2011 County 5A Sentinel chickens test positive for West Nile virus By SUZETTE PORTER Pinellas County Mosquito Control has • Dress in light colors and wear loose fitting clothing that covers the arms and legs. In mid-August, Pinellas County officials announced the possibility been aggressively treating the areas • Defend yourself by using mosquito repellent containing DEET, pi- that some of its sentinel chickens might be infected with mosquito- where chickens have tested positive for caridin or oil of lemon eucalyptus on exposed skin, in accordance with borne viruses. the manufacturer’s recommendations. As of Sept. 23, 15 chickens have tested positive for St. Louis en- the past month. Staff has conducted More information on controlling mosquitoes and a mosquito control cephalitis and three for West Nile virus. No human cases have been re- additional aerial and ground treatments request form can be found at the Pinellas County Mosquito Control ported. website www.pinellascounty.org/mosquito, or residents can call Pinel- According to the state Department of Health, Pinellas County is for mosquito larvae. las County Mosquito Control at 464-7503. View a video on the PCC-TV under mosquito-borne illness advisory. YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/pcctv1. Chickens are kept in eight locations in the county where chickens For information about mosquito-borne diseases, visit www.myflorida are kept and tested weekly, with seven chickens in each coop. As vigilant in protecting themselves against mosquitoes and in preventing eh.com/medicine/arboviral/index.html. chickens are removed for more testing, new ones are put in their place. mosquitoes in their yards by removing all standing water. Mosquitoes The chickens that tested positive for West Nile virus cases were kept can breed in as little as one quarter inch of standing water. Residents at the North County Maintenance Yard in Palm Harbor, the Oldsmar are reminded that even small areas such as bromeliads, birdbaths and small containers can be breeding grounds for mosquitoes. School news? Sewage Treatment Center in Oldsmar and Walsingham Park in Semi- Has your son or daughter earned a scholarship? Tell us about it. Residents are asked to take the following precautions: nole. Do you know a teacher or school employee who does outstanding • Empty water from old tires, flowerpots, garbage can lids, recycling The chickens that tested positive for St. Louis encephalitis were kept work? Has your school won an award? Share it with the communi- containers, boat tarps and buckets. Eliminate standing water near at the Clearwater Nursery in Clearwater (1), the Keller Water Treat- ty. Email [email protected]. ment Facility in Tarpon Springs (1), the North Highway Maintenance plumbing drains, air conditioner drips, septic tanks or rain gutters. Yard in Palm Harbor (5), the Oldsmar Sewage Treatment Plant in Olds- • Flush birdbaths and wading pools weekly. Flush bromeliads twice mar (3), Sawgrass Lake Park in St. Petersburg (1) and Walsingham weekly or treat with a biological larvicide. Park in Seminole (4). • Change the water in outdoor pet dishes daily. Pinellas County Mosquito Control has been aggressively treating the • Keep pools adequately chlorinated. areas where chickens have tested positive for the past month. Staff • Stock ornamental ponds with mosquito-eating gambusia fish. e-Editions has conducted additional aerial and ground treatments for mosquito • Cover rain barrels with fine mesh screening. larvae. Eight trucks are sent out seven nights a week to spray for adult • Repair rips or tears in door and window screens. mosquitoes. Additional fogging is ongoing throughout the county. In addition, the DOH advises residents to practice the 3 Ds: e-edition.tbnweekly.com Pinellas County Mosquito Control is asking that residents be extra • Drain standing water around the home.

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FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY. virus installed FREE! © 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com 6A County Leader, September 29, 2011 Firefighters respond to county’s stand on EMS transport By SUZETTE PORTER fighters’ memo says. transport services into our existing city and district departments,” the memo says. “Further, this consolidation will allow for improved service Pinellas County staff said Sept. 6 that a plan to improve emergency Cost delivery, economy of scale and cost containment.” medical transport developed by two local firefighters had too many The county says EMS transport by fire departments would require a Another objection from county staff involves centralized manage- flaws to work. tax subsidy where ambulance service via Sunstar pays for itself and ment, oversight and administration. The providers say their plan The authors of the Pinellas County Medical Services Providers Cost generates revenue for the system. agrees that these elements must be continued. Containment and Sustainability Model sent a memo to county com- The firefighters, aka providers, say, “there is substantial profit to be “The providers plan relies on the same management, supervision missioners on Sept. 23 rebutting staff’s analysis of their plan. realized from transport and the taxpayers of Pinellas County should be and administration as our current system; folding first response, fire The memo from Capt. Jim Millican with Lealman Fire Rescue, Lt. capturing and utilizing those monies rather than sending them to a suppression, emergency medical services and transport under the um- Scott Sanford, firefighter and paramedic with Palm Harbor Rescue, private, for-profit company in Texas. brella of one set of upper level management,” the memo to commis- and Pinellas EMS providers opens with a timeline on what occurred Pinellas County currently maintains EMS contracts with 18 fire sioners says. “In unique areas of administration (such as billing) both prior to county staff’s analysis. service agencies, and one ambulance provider, Paramedic Plus, operat- oversight and funding have been provided in the provider’s plan.” “In the first half of 2011, two firefighters with 35 years of first re- ing under the trade name “Sunstar.” Furthermore, providers say that the county’s worry over licenses is a sponder experience in the Pinellas County Emergency Medical Services The county says there is at least $12.5 million in expenses not ac- “non-issue.” system developed a model for emergency and non-emergency fire counted for in the firefighter’s plan. The last two pages of the memo transport. A small group of fire chiefs and city managers were asked to contain information that refutes each of those costs line by line. Visit Operations and accountability provide feedback on the plan,” the memo states. www.TBNweekly.com to view a PDF of the firefighter’s memo. Lastly, the providers address county concerns about supervision, County Administrator Bob LaSala contacted Millican and Sanford in LaSala and Freaney questioned on Sept. 6 the willingness of cities costs and workload. According to the providers, the county contends mid-July and asked for a presentation, which according to the memo and fire districts to assume added risks, costs and increased labor that accountability to do a good job is part of the contract with occurred on July 14 before LaSala, Maureen Freaney, assistant county force required to take over transport duties. Paramedics Plus “because of punitive payments that occur when serv- administrator, and Craig Hare, county EMS division manager. “This is a reasonable concern but needs to be examined in the con- ice levels aren’t met.” “At that meeting it was agreed that the providers would supply plan text of the bigger conversation at hand,” firefighters say. “The providers plan relies on the exemplary record of all 18 details in writing, the county would analyze the written plan and all The memo talks about the county’s efforts that began in April to gar- providers and decades of public trust to assure residents that account- parties would retain an open mind throughout the vetting process,” ner support for solutions suggested in a study done by Integral Per- ability will not need to be enforced monetarily under a fire transport the memo says. formance Solutions. Firefighters say the county has had little success system, the providers say. Firefighters delivered the written plan that advocates fire-based EMS with its proposed plan to overhaul EMS transport and had even en- transport to the county as promised on July 29. On Aug. 23, a second countered “outright opposition.” Failing system On the other hand, in less than 30 days, the firefighters have re- meeting took place, and county staff told firefighters it had found some County commissioners approved a 46 percent increase in the EMS ceived endorsements from the Pinellas Fire Chiefs Association, several “calculation errors and erroneous cost mistakes that were corrected millage rate Sept. 15. LaSala says the millage increase was necessary fire districts, which are not named, and at least one city, as well as cit- immediately,” the memo said. County staff also offered “constructive to preserve reserve funds, which have been used for the past three izens groups. criticism and suggestions” to make the plan “more practical and politi- years to balance the EMS budget. cally viable.” The city of Pinellas Park passed a resolution Sept. 22 advocating the firefighter’s plan. However, LaSala says increased taxes alone won’t sustain the sys- “Many of the county’s specific suggestions were incorporated into tem in the future. He advocates a new formula, as presented by the the fire transport plan in an effort to agree on the facts, even if we IPS study, of paying providers for services. The change must be agreed could not come to terms on our philosophical differences,” the memo Control and coordination upon by all providers, as it requires a change in the special act that says. The firefighters’ memo talks about the county’s concern that fire created the county’s EMS authority. 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Education walk planned Buccaneers spirit LARGO – The Pinellas Educa- als, families, companies and local students achieve their college tion Foundation’s Doorways/ organizations and will feature dreams. Current sponsors in- Take Stock in Children program family-friendly activities, give- clude: Casper’s, McDonald’s, will present its inaugural “Strides aways, and much more. Sweetbay Supermarkets, AT&T, For Education 5k” Walk/Run at 9 Registration is $35 per person, Astro Skate, Seminole Lanes and a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 19, at with proceeds to benefit Door- Suncoast Auto Builder’s, Inc. Eagle Lake Park. ways/Take Stock in Children, a Doorways/Take Stock in Chil- The statewide effort to raise col- Pinellas Education Foundation dren aims to have a few thousand lege funds for Florida’s low-in- program with a 19-year history of participants statewide as a part of come and at-risk youth also will helping economically challenged this first-ever fundraising effort. take place simultaneously in 13 students break the cycle of pover- With rising tuition costs and sig- other Florida counties. ty by providing scholarships, nificant increases of other college- “Doorways/Take Stock in Chil- mentors and hope. Doorways/ related expenses, children dren’s Strides For Education 5k is Take Stock in Children of Pinellas throughout Florida are struggling the perfect way to involve the local County serves more than 1,300 more than ever to achieve their community in our efforts and help students in grades 6-12 and dreams of a college education. raise funding for our scholars 1,500 high school graduates that The mission of the Pinellas Edu- who desire to earn a postsec- are pursuing their college degree. cation Foundation is to enhance ondary education,” said John The Pinellas Education Foun- and improve educational opportu- Dosher, Pinellas Education Foun- dation is seeking participants, nities in Pinellas County Schools. dation board member and vice volunteers and sponsors for this To learn how to support Door- president at Bright House Net- statewide effort. As an official ways/Take Stock in Children of works, in a press release. “Our Strides For Education 5K Pinellas County’s Strides For Ed- goal is to continue growing our Walk/Run sponsor or participant, ucation 5K Walk/Run as a race program each year so that we supporters can join several com- participant, volunteer or sponsor, may support even more students panies and individuals who sup- call 588-4816 or visit give.take along the path to success.” port the mission of Doorways/ stockinchildren.org/Pinellas or The event is open to individu- Take Stock in Children and help www.pinellaseducation.org.

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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com Leader, September 29, 2011 Viewpoints 9A EDITORIAL A news magazine for this century City made I used to try to keep up with the entire What it does is tell us what hundreds of world. So to speak. movers, shakers and opinion-makers are When I was a newspaper reporter and edi- doing and thinking. It is then up to the reader torial writer, I might have to write – at short to form his/her own opinion, often by going to notice – about any of hundreds of current Driver’s Seat the computer and booting up more detailed right move event topics. So I endlessly skimmed – news- Bob Driver information on the items cited in The Week. papers, magazines, TV, radio, press releases, The Week has its roots in the United King- second-hand gossip – to maintain at least a dom. It is owned by Felix Dennis, who has a loose handle on events and trends around the long and storied history in publishing. He has Treasure Island showed globe. and International, “Talking Points,” Health produced computer and martial arts maga- I no longer do that. I’ve realized the foolish- and Science, business, best political cartoons zines, and at one point made a great deal of foresight in tax rate hike ness and impossibility of trying to stay on top of the week, books, visual arts, film, the stage, money running a computer mail order house of the world. Too much is going on. Most of it television, food and drink, travel, consumer called Microwarehouse. During a time when most government leaders consider tax increas- doesn’t even begin to affect me. In past years news, best properties on the market, best In 2001 Dennis began writing poetry. He’s es akin to political death, the city of Treasure Island had the fortitude I’ve subscribed to Time, Newsweek, the columns, obituaries and “The Last Word,” an become quite good at it, and today he’s a best to overlook possible criticism and take care of necessary business. Economist, Sports Illustrated, the New York- unpredictable, always interesting two-page seller. He enjoys reading his poetry to the The city administration and City Commission should be congratu- er, Vanity Fair and Entertainment Weekly, spread. public. As an added inducement, he serves lated for proposing and passing a .45 mill increase in the city’s ad val- just to name a few. It’s a slim magazine, rarely more than 46 excellent wine – from his own world-class cel- orem tax rate to fund three important projects – two of which involve One day I woke up to the fact that I was pages in length. Color photos and other art- lar – to the audience. public safety. reading only 10 percent or less of these maga- work brighten most of the pages. The editors In 2006 Dennis published “How to Get Thanks to their foresight, the city will be able to fund the recon- zines’ content. And I found the content only have an eye for the bizarre and ridiculous, as Rich.” According to Wikipedia, Dennis’ own struction of two bridges on the Isle of Capri and Isle of Palms, as well marginally useful, even though entertaining. I well as for the momentous. One of the jollier journey to great wealth brought him an addic- as reconstruction of the Central Beach Trail. feel the same way about surfing the Web – departments is titled “It must be true … I read tion to cocaine. One estimate is that he has The three projects are expected to cost up to $5.5 million – an that boundless jungle of factoids, images, it in the tabloids.” spent $100 million on drugs and women. He amount the city does not now have in its coffers. sales pitches and human aberrations. If I have any faults to find, it’s the number has also devoted a great deal of time and Of the three projects, the bridges are the most critical at this point. I’ve cancelled almost all my subscriptions of loose subscription cards that fall out of money to planting trees. He owns 1,000 acres The estimated cost is about $4 million. except for one: The Week magazine. each issue. Also, I question the wisdom of the in England’s West Midlands; so far he’s plant- Once financing is in place, city officials hope to have a bridge design It’s a bright, readable collection of news and magazine’s devoting two pages each week to ed 600,000 trees there. company in place by December. Construction could start after the first information from all over the globe. It shows “Best properties on the market.” The photos The Week is published in the UK, the USA of the year. up in my mailbox each Friday or Saturday, at and descriptions of a variety of high-priced and Australia. It costs about a dollar a copy, The city will fund the projects with tax-exempt bank notes. Funds which point I drop whatever I’m doing and homes are lovely, but are hardly newsworthy. via subscriptions. Its motto is “All you need to for the bridges will be repaid over 20 years and the Beach Trail over a settle down for an hour or two of printed de- One of The Week’s major assets is that it’s know about everything that matters.” 10-year span. The city’s utility tax revenue will serve as the revenue light. politically non-partisan (at least as far as I That may be an over-statement, but I source to pay back the notes and the millage increase will be used to The Week’s departments include “The main can tell.) If there’s a right-wing or left-wing think most readers will find The Week a replace what is taken out of the city’s utility tax revenue. stories, and how they were covered,” “Contro- tenor to the magazine’s content, it’s skillfully handy tool for keeping a grasp on the com- The Beach Trail, which spans about 4,400 feet from just south of versy of the Week,” “The U.S. at a glance,” concealed beneath the variegated outpouring plex, ever-changing world of the 21st century. Gulf Front Park north to 119th Avenue, was recently identified by the “The World at a glance,” “People,” a “Briefing” of news items, columns and excerpts from Bob Driver was a longtime columnist and city’s Vision Committee as a priority for the beach. section, which examines one topic at some dozens of sources. The Week makes no at- editorial page editor for the Clearwater Sun. City leaders have already approved $192,340 for the architectural length, “Best” columns from the USA, Europe tempt at telling its readers what to think. Send Driver an e-mail at [email protected]. and engineering phase. When the construction gets under way, the project is expected to be complete within four months. Once refurbished, it will give beach vacationers yet another reason to stay at Treasure Island hotels. Treasure Island’s decision should be viewed by other cities, states and the federal government as the correct way to move forward eco- nomically. At a time when many governments have made budget cuts as deep as possible, a means of alternative funding must be found. Sooner or later, taxes must be increased. After all, there’s no free lunch. *** Don’t agree with your local government’s budget decisions? Think that millage increase isn’t necessary? You’re not alone. But local governments in Florida have been forced to make unpopular decisions in recent years because of dramatic de- creases in revenue spurred by the decrease in property values, tax-cut measures and the economic downturn. Many governments have cut services, cut positions and salary in- creases, among other actions. What can you do about it? Besides speaking out at public meetings and contacting their elected officials, residents can make a difference simply by volunteering – whether it’s at a park on a government board or for a law enforcement agency. Besides deriving great satisfaction from their efforts, volunteers ex- perience first-hand the difficulties officials face in making budget deci- sions and providing services. Thus, they become more informed than most average citizens. Officials rely upon them for advice. Many volunteers work tirelessly for years making their communities better – asking little for their efforts. Don’t get mad; get involved. LETTERS City needs to control costs Editor: I read with interest the comment from (Largo) Mayor Gerard that people should live in the unincorporated area, if they don’t want the services the city offers. I wonder what the people and businesses that were forcibly annexed into Largo over the years think about that. I love Helen Dexter – a remarkable woman living in Largo, but we don’t need everything to be “state of the art.” If one is very lucky, she has the opportuni- down the Yukon. She was schooled in France. We don’t need playground equipment that cost $600,000. We don’t ty to sit down and chat awhile with a truly During her youth, Helen vacationed many need subsidized golf courses, with almost a hundred courses in, or unforgettable person, someone who has lived times at the Belleview Biltmore. near the county. We don’t need such an expensive community center. the kind of life most people can only dream Heart of the “As a teenager, Eleanor Randolph and I We don’t need the fanciest library in the county, or more fancy art- about. matter used to ride horses from the Belleview Bilt- work. Those are perks for when the economy is good. Not now. We That was my good fortune a few years back more all through Belleair,” she said. “Eagles need to start to control costs, at least a little bit. Prior to Mayor Gerard when I spent time with Dr. Helen Dexter of Chary Southmayd Nest Road really had an eagle’s nest then.” getting in elected office, I believe our millage rate never went above 3.5. Belleair, who passed away Sept. 20 at the age Dexter visited Argentina and Antarctica We need to get back to those rates. We need more commissioners like of 103. Though Dr. Dexter and I crossed last year and is planning a trip to Norway Mary Black and Curtis Holmes, people who will fight to keep Largo paths just a few times after our meeting, ther, who was a doctor, said no son of his and Iceland with her daughter, Helen. She beautiful, contemporary, and affordable. I think I would prefer that mostly at social occasions, it was truly an would ever be a doctor. So, I didn’t think that recently returned from a trip out West with Mayor Gerard leave, rather than citizens who have to pay her extrava- honor when she sat down to share some of included me.” Lissa in which they cruised the Columbia gant taxes. And to Ms. Edmond from Connecticut, this is exactly why her life story with me. Which brings us to her next challenge – at- and Snake rivers, tracing the route of the things got so unaffordable there. You should have seen our taxes in To say Helen Dexter lived a long, full life tending Columbia University Medical School. Lewis and Clark expedition. In 1994, at the the ’90s. does not do her justice. Her magnificence will She was one of just four women in a class of age of 86, she walked the Great Wall of Steve Trizis live on in the memories of those whose lives 80 students. She graduated in 1937. China. Largo she touched. It seems appropriate to share In the meantime, she fell in love and mar- Dexter’s trailblazing life included a somewhat the following profile I wrote of Dr. Dexter in ried Morris Dexter, who, by the way, was her less invigorating stint in politics. When she Tax cuts are the answer 2005 just before she celebrated her 97th microbiology professor at Columbia. “didn’t like something that was going on” she Editor: birthday. “We spoke the same language,” said the decided to run for the Belleair Town Commis- President Obama and his contentious legislators in Congress are – Once upon a time there was a 3-year-old outspoken Dexter. “I rather resent this cur- sion in the late ’70s and won. seemingly leading our country in the wrong direction. The truth is, girl in Cincinnati who liked to climb trees. The rent thing of no fraternization.” “It was either put up or shut up,” Dexter after 31 months in office, President Obama’s economic performance problem was, just like a kitten, she would get Starting out her medical career as an in- said. “All the women in Belleair were behind has spiraled into a total failure. up there and couldn’t get back down. ternist, the years that followed would find me. It was fun to keep some people in line, Obama has run up $1.3 trillion of unsustainable debt and uncon- “One day my father came along and I Helen Dexter called upon to oversee the though I don’t know what we did of real im- trollable spending, which does not compare to any other president in thought he was going to tell me not to climb Cincinnati General Hospital emergency room portance.” history. trees,” she said. “But instead he said, ‘Let me during World War II. While it isn’t easy to coax this pint-sized pow- Unemployment claims have increased by 10,000, which is an indi- show you how to get down.’ So, I continued to “All the men had gone into the service, so erhouse to tout her many achievements, Lissa cation Americans are seeking jobs at an all-time high level. climb trees and knew how to get down.” they gave me the emergency room,” she said. gladly does so. Moreover, President Obama’s stimulus bills have failed time and That simple story provides the foundation “I ran it at night so I could be with my chil- “My mother has accomplished so much time again. For example, he advocates the stimulus back in February for what has been a remarkable life charac- dren during the day.” and she has done so many good deeds,” Lissa 2009 that ultimately failed just like the previous ones. Shamefully, he terized by one high point after another for In 1954, Helen and Morris Dexter moved to said. “She is extremely modest. Everyone wasted four times as much of the people’s money. Belleair resident Helen Dexter, who will cele- the family’s stately Belleair home with a mag- loves her.” I question as to why President Obama refuses to accept the fact that brate her 97th birthday on July 28. nificent view of Clearwater Bay. Longtime Belleair residents recall wonderful throughout our history, small businesses have been the driving force This extraordinary woman quietly goes Helen would become the first dermatologist parties enjoyed with the fun-loving Dexters at for providing America’s fundamental job growth. about her very independent ways under the in Clearwater, and the only female M.D. in their beautiful, stately home and at the Car- My suggestion to our president is follow (John F. Kennedy’s) and caring eyes of daughters Lissa Dexter and the area. She set up an office on Druid Road louel Yacht Club. Ronald Reagan’s economic policies by offering sweeping tax cuts for Helen Dalzell. Dexter’s son, Will, lives in near Morton Plant Hospital. Though she has lived a very long and pro- the working class. This has worked over four times in the last century. Pennsylvania. Being the rare breed of female doctor pro- ductive life, Helen Dexter is not one to give Joan Atkins A 1930 graduate of Bryn Mahr College, and vided its share of memorable moments in advice. Palm Harbor “in no hurry to get married,” Dexter’s adven- those early years. “Most people can judge things for them- turous ways took her on an archaeological ex- “I told one patient that he needed skin can- selves,” she said. A free tax ride pedition to Czechoslovakia, where she studied cer removed and he told me that no woman Any longevity secrets she could reveal? the migratory roots of tribes from Asia to Eu- was going to tell him what to do,” she said. “I chose my parents and grandparents Editor: rope. She was one of only two women on the He got a second opinion in Tampa, she well,” she said with a smile. “A glass of wine Did the forces in charge abolish the tax-exempt properties before expedition, led by archaeologists from Har- said, and he had it removed. every now and then is helpful.” more taxes were imposed on the current property owners? Eliminating vard University and the University of Pennsyl- A tiny woman with a strong will, Dexter re- Helen Dexter reflects on that early tree the tax-exempt properties should have been the first step toward fiscal vania. The following summer she ventured to tired in 1984, yet she still insists upon walk- climbing lesson from her beloved father as a strength, but did our leaders have the fortitude to go in that direction Russia. ing to Morton Plant once a week for a medical moment that most impacted her life’s direc- or do we still have the deadbeat, freeloaders living off of the current tax Then, the practical side of the archaeologist luncheon. tion. payers, increasing their tax burden while others get a tax free ride. kicked in. Hopelessly adventurous, Dexter has trav- “That had a lot of influence on me,” she What a great county, I’m sure we continue to pay for freebies. “It seemed more worthwhile to work in the eled extensively. As a young girl she traveled said. “I just go about my merry way. I enjoy Tom S. Brown present than in the past,” she said. “My fa- across the U.S. to Alaska and took a ship being myself.” Pinellas Park 9911 Seminole Blvd., Seminole, FL 33772 What do you think? 727-397-5563 • Fax: 727-397-5900 • www.TBNweekly.com Please type letters to the editor (or print legibly) and include your name, town of residence, phone number and signature and Publisher/President: Dan Autrey Production Manager: David Brown Clearwater Beacon: Alexandra Lundahl mail to Tampa Bay Newspapers, 9911 Seminole Blvd., Seminole, [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] FL 33772. E-mails should include town of residence and tele- Accounting Manager: Andrea Marcarelli Internet Services Manager: Suzette Porter Pinellas Park Beacon: Juliana A. Torres phone and be sent to [email protected]. We will not print [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] the letter writer’s phone number. 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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com 10A Outdoors Leader, September 29, 2011 No small change from gusty to lusty The seas were high when we to change more like the mice change. commenced our survey of the than the men in Spencer John- The two adults I’ve seen with dolphin study area over Labor son’s wonderful fable about deal- Dolphin remoras behaved as if unaware of Day. Yet, oddly, they were as or- ing with change, “Who Moved My Watch them. My guess is that adults dered as freshly plowed furrows Cheese?”. In the fable, two mice Ann Weaver have learned to rub remoras off in a cornfield, lined as they were and two littlepeople (the size of with a well-aimed slide across the with foamy white windrows creat- mice) depended on cheese that sea floor. No fuss. No muss. No ed by steady directional winds. disappeared one day. The disap- Doodle, LA Stick and Laska, For- over-thinking it. I leaned into the wind, eager. It pearance represented change. est and Meadow) were with young Now we had one reason for has long been my impression Mice Sniff and Scurry reacted bull Hi W Ski. They all pranced wild dolphin behavior besides the that free-ranging dolphins that by launching an immediate as the seas danced. But the most wild seas. move so easily and are so easily search for new cheese. They did- active were dealing with change. Older calves Doodle and Laska moved, match the sea state: calm n’t over-think the change. In con- One was Meadow. A new calf were dealing with another kind of when the winds have long been trast, littlepeople Hem and Haw born in our summer seas with its change, surging new sensations calm, lusty when the winds have hemmed and hawed and hesitat- mother Forest, Meadow was ab- like Meadow’s wild rubbing but long been gusty. ed. They DID over-think the solutely manic. It would rocket without the remora and aimed at Like noisy children stimulated change, dramatically. 10-20 feet through the water and each other. Roughly comparable by fresh snow, the dolphins seem There are many changes in the then roll onto its mom or Hi W to humans in eighth grade, nei- to mirror the seas. And today, the life of a dolphin at sea, two of Ski, doing everything it could to ther has yet weaned from its seas were high. which we witnessed in the lusty use them as tools – as rubbing mother. At 3 years old, though, In matching the ever-changing seas of Labor Day. posts – to rub off a remora. weaning could happen anytime. We found seven dolphins. Remoras are one of the many I doubt this change was due to Photo by ANN WEAVER sea state, which is created by the Local bottlenose dolphins Doodle and Laska use each other as rubbing Three mother-calf pairs (DD1 and changes that confront growing seething seas (though I bet they restless sea wind, dolphins react posts amid lusty seas. I envy their luxury to change with the changing dolphin calves. Harmless but helped). It may be due to some tides. ticklish cleaner fish that scour unsuspected chemical change smooth skin, remoras represent a typical of calves their age. Maybe seas. Cheese?” pinpointed a funda- new bodily sensation from an Doodle and Laska finally noticed For mid-sized (Doodle and mental difference between hu- outside source that drives calves each other. Laska) and adult (Hi W Ski) dol- mans and other animals. His crazy. For them, change was presum- phins, zooming 50 yards in sec- choice of two mice and two lit- A couple of times, the remora ably a combination of new bodily onds is locomotive child’s play. tlepeople was purposeful. wiggled onto Meadow’s belly, sensations from within and with- Plus, wild seas seemed to call for His message was to handle which must have been very sensi- out. Like Johnson’s mice, they such behavior. All three took to change the way the animals do. tive indeed. The calf would spin just went with it. No hemming or such sprints, first appearing well No hemming. No hawing, No over; belly to sky, it’d try to bend hawing. No over-thinking. ahead of us and then dozens of over-thinking. Just move with as you would to touch your toes. Laska began by matching tiny yards behind. Captain John Hei- change. But dolphins can’t bend like that. Meadow’s rocketing and rolling. demann carved such continuous Like most wise advice, easier Instead, Meadow would shudder Endlessly, she careened past, circles to stay near the flirting said than done. and race across sloppy seas to corkscrewing to “flash her white dolphins that soon our little boat Dr. Weaver studies wild dol- find a “rubber” dolphin. belly” and using Hi W Ski as a pitched from the combination of phins under federal permit This natural change during “rubber” dolphin. Like last winter high seas and our own squalls. GA1088-1815, National Oceanic dolphin babyhood – the feeling of when she eventually enticed The day’s behavior was about and Atmospheric Administration. an animate being roaming Doodle to surf (Dolphin Watch’s changing when it’s time to Send her an email at dazzled@ around its body – will periodically Surf Chasers), Laska led and change, whether tickling a tickle tampabay.rr.com. Read her Dol- occur for the rest of Meadow’s Doodle followed. 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Dropping including bluefish, jack crevalle, shot at an early season kingfish. find Spanish mackerel, trout, down big pinfish and grunts and a few rouge kingfish. Tarpon and sharks are also ladyfish, bonnet head sharks should be too much for the gags Live bait chumming has getting in on the act. The sharks and redfish. Setting up on the to refuse. made it easy to bring the mack- can be easily chummed up with edge of primary flats at lower Until next week – get bent! erel right behind the boat. A frozen chum blocks and fresh tidal stages, preferably on a Tyson Wallerstein can be frozen chum block, live cut bait. The key is to look for bend or a point, and casting reached at capt.tyson@hotmail Expert Dermatology Care Right Here pilchards, long shank hooks areas of off-colored water; these and chumming with live .com. 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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com Leader, September 29, 2011 Business 11A Chamber pursues regionalism, membership growth By TOM GERMOND “Anyone in business knows the time to Largo involved in the organization. “We were getting people from as far north as Dunedin, as far south CLEARWATER – Largo Mid-Pinellas Chamber of Commerce leaders plan is not when you are in trouble, it’s as St. Pete. We were seeing a lot of different individuals seeking this or- emphasized the need to expand membership, embrace regionalism when you are successful.” ganization out – because of what they saw here and, more importantly, and “lift each other up” at their annual meeting Sept. 22 at the Sand what I think the other chambers lack, and I think that’s a great vote of Key Sheraton. confidence in what our legacy members have done, and what the peo- Chairman-elect David Puckett said expanding the chamber’s mem- – Ricky Satcher, CEO ple here have done,” Satcher said. bership to 500 members and more is a realistic goal. Largo Medical Center Out of the focus groups and feedback came two key elements: Puckett, who works for American Momentum Bank, said he was 1. The chamber needs to have more of a regional vision. honored to be named chairman. 2. Membership is important, but there has to be value for member- “The confidence that has been shown. I promise you, I won’t let you Largo Medical Center CEO Ricky Satcher, who spearheaded the ship. down. I may fall, I may stumble a couple of times, but I won’t let you work on the chamber’s strategic plan, said the chamber has a strong That’s why there will be a lot of focus on “broadening the scope of down,” Puckett said. connection with city officials, their departments and offices, “all things the chamber and branding it to build upon the great foundation it al- Last year was a chance for the chamber to reflect, to look at its in my mind which make for a great chamber.” ready has,” Satcher said. strengths and weaknesses, he said. “So why in the world would we do any strategic planning? Well, any- Gene Evans, who was chairman this past year, acknowledged the “This is the year of work,” he said. “We’ve got the plans, they’re set, one in business knows the time to plan is not when you are in trouble, support he received, such as through personal notes and phone calls, they’re great plans; it’s time to make it happen.” it’s when you are successful,” he said. from fellow chamber members when he was stricken by cancer more Puckett said growing membership is the chamber’s primary goal. He Toward the end of 2009, the chamber started asking itself, “where than two years ago. Such concern gave him hope, he said, and “lifted said the chamber had 500 members before the Great Recession. do we go from here?” he said. him up.” He continues to hear from well-wishers. “We need to get back to that,” he said, and maintain the level. The chamber used services of an outside company from the Orlando “That’s something about this chamber we never talk about. We lift The recession impacted the chamber’s large employer membership area – some focus groups and surveys – “to ask our members, to ask each other up,” he said. as well. Puckett said he thinks the chamber can add one large employ- our members we had lost, to ask members who had come on, to ask Though business has been tough the last four or five years, the er per month – businesses that have 50 employees. people in the community what do you feel about our chamber and chamber needs to continue to do that, he said. Puckett also said this is the year to promote the chamber’s brand where do you see your chamber going?” he said. Evans said he had a high school football coach in North Carolina throughout Central Pinellas. The chamber has maintained a base of about 450 members in the who posted a sign in the team’s workout room that said: “If you want Having goals, he said, doesn’t mean the chamber will “throw away five years Satcher has been involved with it, he said. to leave your footprints in the sands of time, wear work boots.” what works well.” “Not all chambers around here can say that,” he said. “That’s a phe- “I think what we need to do today and take forward with our new “We have a very good relationship with our government leaders. We nomenal achievement in itself.” identity and with all the great things we have done over the past years got some initiatives that are going to affect this county, such as trans- Through focus groups and other means, the chamber discovered and the great things we’re going forward, is we need to wear work portation; we are very heavily involved in that,” he said. that it was getting more people from outside of the border lines of boots,” Evans said, “and we need to continue to lift each other up.” Briefs Clearwater Young Professionals to meet Ribbon cutting CLEARWATER – The Clearwater Young Professionals will meet Tuesday, Oct. 11, 6 p.m., at Pappas Ranch Restaurant, 2630 Gulf-to- Bay Blvd. Marie Stempinski, founder and president of Strategic Communica- tion in St. Petersburg, will present How To Motivate Employees. Stempinski founded Strategic Communication as a full service public relations and marketing company in 1985. Her clients have included local chambers of commerce, Raymond James and Associates, The Maddux Business Report, Florida Power, Bay Area Business Magazine, General Telephone area banks and Lincare. She also writes a regular column on business and career issues for The St. Petersburg Times A Largo Mid-Pinellas Chamber of that is syndicated across the country. Commerce ribbon-cutting ceremony For information, call Jennifer Griffin at 549-1808, ext. 403. Visit was held for Beef‘O’Brady’s, 13847 www.cyprofessionals.com. Walsingham Road, Sept. 15. The restaurant serves burgers, wings, Company to host fashion show nachos and other food. The owner of ST. PETE BEACH – The Florida Jean Company and Tampa Models the restaurant chain, inspired by the and Talent will present a fall fashion show Friday, Sept. 30, 5 to 9 love of sports, fills his restaurants p.m., at Florida Jean Company, 401 Corey Ave. with televisions and satellite dishes There will be door prizes, wine tasting, hors d’oeuvres, special dis- for his patrons as well as sports counts and live music at the fashion show. Models will be showing the memorabilia on the walls. latest Lucky Brand and True Religion merchandise. Tampa Models and Talent will be on site to talk about modeling and/or acting careers. Tampa Models and Talent are accomplished models and actors who coach others on how to have a successful career in the business. Joel and Dakota will be playing live music throughout the night. The event will coincide with the Corey Area Business Association’s Sunset Celebration, which features street vendors. Corey shops will stay open late. Parking is free. Call 498-8778 or visit www.coreyave.com. Gulfport Chamber names new director Members of the organization presented the check to Renee McGin- encourage the community to come out on Oct. 12 to help fight a dis- GULFPORT – President Lori Rosso recently announced that the nis of Girls Inc. Some of the donation will go toward an upcoming ease that affects 50 million Americans and is actually our nation’s Gulfport Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors has selected Robert Daddy Daughter dance on Oct. 15. leading cause of disability.” Newcomb as its executive director. Women in Business meets second and fourth Wednesdays, 7:30 To make an appointment for the Healing Hands for Arthritis event, Newcomb will begin his duties immediately. While the board will re- a.m., at Acropol Restaurant, 1170 Starkey Road, Largo. call 581-6500. All proceeds donated during Healing Hands for Arthritis tain full oversight, Newcomb will be responsible for the day-to-day op- Call Mary Anne at 298-8246. will support the Arthritis Foundation’s nationwide efforts to prevent, erations of the chamber, the development of new programs, expansion control and cure arthritis. of the volunteer staff and the growth of business and professional Massage Envy to host benefit membership. LARGO – Massage Envy has joined forces with the Arthritis Founda- Newcomb brings an extensive background in chamber of commerce tion to host Healing Hands for Arthritis on Wednesday, Oct. 12. management, having more than 10 years of experience, most recently This one-day event to build awareness and raise funds to fight Obituaries for the chamber in Worcester, Mass. Newcomb is a graduate of Boston arthritis will coincide with World Arthritis Day. Massage Envy Largo University. will donate $10 from every one-hour massage and facial to the Arthri- Wondel SMITH Sr. tis Foundation. 100, died Thursday, September 22, 2011 in Bay Women In Networking to host symposium “There’s no better way to give back than to treat yourself, a friend or Pines, Fla. Mr. Smith was born in Branchland, PALM HARBOR – In this challenging time, a local organization has family member to a relaxing and rejuvenating massage or facial,” said W.V. on September 5, 1911, a son of the late found a way to help women in need. Kim Potts, Largo Massage Envy owner, in a press release. “We strongly Griffin Clay Smith and Lula Keck Smith. He Women In Networking will host its sixth annual Women’s Sympo- grew up in Branchland and graduated from sium on Tuesday, Oct. 11, 5 to 8:30 p.m., at HCA Patient Account Guyan Valley High School. Wondel was a Services, 31975 U.S. 19 N. graduate of Marshall College, receiving bachelors A Women’s Symposium 2011 will include workshops covering a and masters degrees in elementary education. Mr. range of topics geared to all women. Along with workshops, there will Smith served in the Army during WWII and be more than 70 exhibitors as well as the opportunity to network with participated in campaigns in Northern France and more than 500 women and complimentary refreshments. This year’s Germany; he was wounded in action September 22, 1944. Awards topics will include indoor gardening tips, turning trash into art, time received included the Bronze Star Medal, Purple Heart, European- management, wardrobe hints, skin care, generating leads for business African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with 2 Bronze Service and social media tips. Stars, WWII Victory Medal, Combat Infantryman Badge and All proceeds will go to The Children’s Home, serving more than Honorable Service Lapel Button. He recently received a belated award 12,000 children in the tri-county area and Raising Hope, helping foster from France; The French Legion of Honor for his contribution toward children with every day essentials. This event is open to the public. Registration to attend the event is the Liberation of France. Before and after the war, Mr. Smith taught $10 in advance or $15 at the door. Visit www.winsymposium.com to and served as principal of elementary schools in Lincoln County, W.V. register. for a total of 21 years. Mr. Smith moved to Seminole, Fla. in 1957 with his wife and two teenaged sons. He accepted a teaching position Lobster Pot opens second location at Seminole Elementary School and remained there for 21 years until CLEARWATER – The Lobster Pot Restaurant will be opening a sec- retiring. He continued there for another 10 years on a part-time basis ond restaurant on North Clearwater Beach at 478 Mandalay Ave. before finally retiring completely. Mr. Smith was predeceased by his To highlight the more casual theme of the second restaurant, it will son, George Sidney Smith. He is survived by his loving wife, the be called The Lobster Pot Bistro. (866) 224-9233 former Mae Atkins, of Harts, W.V., and a son, Wondel Smith Jr. He is The Lobster Pot Bistro will be located in the new Shops of Sandpearl also survived by a brother, Samuel Roy Smith of Largo, Fla.; seven and will be catering to locals and guests of the area. grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, A grand opening is scheduled for Oct. 25 with a party to benefit memorial contributions may be offered to Bay Ridge Baptist Church, Charity Works. Cost is $50 with all proceeds to the charity. Seminole, Fla.. Services were held on September 26, 2011 by Moss The Lobster Pot Bistro has future plans to bring in more top-named Feaster Funeral Home, Largo, Fla., (727)562-2080. Entombment entertainment to their stage combining both trendy fine dining and Tampa Bay Newspapers followed in Serenity Gardens Memorial Park. Condolences may be quality entertainment to the area. 091511 offered at www.mossfeasterlargo.com. 92911 Women In Business supports Girls Inc. Women In Business, a women’s networking group, recently present- L ed a check for $600 to Girls Inc. in Pinellas Park. Church And Temple Directory 90811

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Looking for a home Carmen Libra Carmen is a 9-month-old Libra is the perfect lap cat. Only 1 spaniel mix who is happy and year old, this soft gray tabby with charming. If you bring this green eyes loves to play, have her article with you to Pinellas tummy rubbed and sleep on the County Animal Services, bed. She is good with other cats Carmen can be adopted for and dogs. She has been spayed, just $20. Animal Services is at vaccinated and microchipped. Call 12450 Ulmerton Road in 545-1116 to meet this beauty. Largo. Call 582-2600 or visit Visit www.saveourstraysinc.com. www.pinellascounty.org/anim alservices/petfind.htm.

HereHere andand therethere Briefs Fall Jubilee organizers seek volunteers cross between a Red Delicious and Macintosh. Apples may be ordered Fellowship Church of Largo LARGO – The Pinellas County Historical Society is recruiting volun- by the half-bushel for $20 or by the whole bushel for $34. One bushel LARGO – The Rev. Johnny Minick and his wife, Sherry, will pres- teers to assist at the 33rd annual Fall Jubilee on Oct. 22 at Heritage weighs roughly 40 pounds. ent a special evangelistic service Sunday, Oct. 9, 11 a.m., at Chris- Village in Largo. The pecans are Georgia nuts picked off the trees from the 2011 tian Fellowship Church, 900 Starkey Road. The fall festival is a fundraiser for Heritage Village and features a crop. The nuts are sold shelled in pieces or halves, for $10 per one- The Minicks pastor Abundant Life Church in Smyrna, Tenn. giant flea market and book sale, handmade holiday crafts, paintings, pound bag. Specialty pecans will be offered with flavors such as glazed Johnny was a member of the Happy Goodman Family for many jewelry, stained glass and wooden treasures as well as musical enter- cinnamon, milk chocolate, dark chocolate and chocolate clusters. The years. He has also been a part of the Homecoming Friends video se- tainment, tours of historical homes, a model train display with Morse specialty pecans are sold in 12-ounce bags for $10. ries produced by Bill Gaither. The Minicks will be singing and minis- code demonstrations and traditional craft presentations. The apples and pecans are scheduled to arrive the last week in Oc- tering the word in this special service. Individuals and groups are needed to help with event set up, park- tober and orders must be received by Oct. 4. Call 521-7307 or visit Call 581-1742. ing, traffic control and more. Volunteers must be age 18 or older and www.pc4hfoundation.org/applepecan.html to order online or to print there is a mandatory orientation on Saturday, Oct. 15, at 10 a.m. in order forms. Pickup dates for the apples and pecans are Oct. 26, 27, Church by the Sea the church at Heritage Village, 11909 125th St. N. in Largo. 28 and 29th. Pick up location is 4-H Ochs Garden located at 14644 MADEIRA BEACH – A program on bullying and peer pressure will The deadline to register is Saturday, Oct. 8. To register, call the 113th Ave. N. be presented on Wednesday, Oct. 5, 7 p.m., at Church by the Sea, Pinellas County Historical Society at 582-2233, or register online at 495 137th Ave. Circle. www.pinellascounty.org/volserv/special-event-registration-2.htm. For Heritage Village hosts historical The program will offer parents information on how to navigate more information on the festival, visit www.pinellascounty.org/Her writing workshop bullying, peer pressure, drugs and the dangerous games played at itage/events_fall_jubilee.htm. school. LARGO – Award-winning author Angela T. Pisaturo will host a work- The church also will host a fish fry on Friday, Oct. 7, 5 to 7 p.m. Decorative artists meet in Largo shop on the topic of writing history into a novel at Heritage Village on The event also will feature a silent auction. Tickets are $10 for Friday, Oct. 7, from 10 a.m. to noon. Through the use of hands-on ex- adults, $5 for students and free for children 5 and younger. LARGO – The Heart of Pinellas Decorative Artists will begin using ercises, this two-hour class will show participants how to find the in- the facilities at Christ the King Lutheran Church at 11220 Oakhurst formation needed for a novel and then translate it into a work of Road. fiction. Blessing of Animals event planned President Chris Wolfe invites anyone interested in the decorative As an added treat, Pisaturo, who is known as the character creator, SEMINOLE – Lake Seminole Presbyterian Church, 8505 113th arts to join the group on the second Saturday of the month for its will put on a performance based on the main character of her novel, St., plans its second annual Blessing of the Animals and Pet Fair on meetings and workshops. The organization has more than 110 mem- “Treasures in Clay Vessels.” Autographed copies of her novel can be Saturday, Oct. 1, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. bers and is the local chapter of the international group, the Society of purchased after class. Students are encouraged to bring samples of The blessings will take place between 10 and 11 a.m., with the fair ongoing. Decorative Painters. their work for critiques and guidance. Nine rescue groups will be participating, as well as the Pinellas The club has painters at all levels, from the beginner to certified The fee for the class is $10 per person. Call 582-2233 to register or teachers. In addition to hosting painting workshops in all mediums Animal Foundation, Bay Area Disaster Animal Response Team and for more information. Registration is recommended but not required. and encouraging art education in the community, the group has par- Horses for the Handicapped. The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office K9 The class is sponsored by the Pinellas County Historical Society. Her- ticipated in various philanthropic projects including painting and fill- Unit will conduct a demonstration at 11 a.m. itage Village is located at 11909 125th St. N. in Largo. ing ditty bags for the homeless, painting treasure boxes for Shiner’s For further information, call 397-5961 or 399-2107. Hospital, Habitat for Humanity and donating to food pantries and the SPCA. Big Brothers Big Sisters receives 86 Good Samaritan Church For more information, contact Chris at [email protected] or you applications for male mentors PINELLAS PARK – The Blessing of the Animals will take place may visit the HPDA website at www.hpdafl.com. LARGO – Big Brothers Big Sisters of Pinellas County announces Sunday, Oct. 2, 4 to 6 p.m., at Good Samaritan Church, 6085 Park that 86 applications have been received from male volunteers in the Blvd. 4-H taking orders for apples and pecans community. This is the first step to becoming a Big or a mentor for a All animals are welcome to attend. The fourth annual free Bless- LARGO – Pinellas County residents can place orders for apples and boy in the community. There also were nearly twice as many volunteer ing of the Animals will offer a hands-on blessing and certificate. At- pecans until Tuesday, Oct. 4. Sponsored by the Pinellas County 4-H inquiries from men, who will hopefully submit their applications soon. tendees also may speak with a dog trainer, collect pet service Foundation supporting the 4-H Youth Development Program of Pinel- The recent surge in male applications is due to the 100 Men in 100 information and visit with the mounted police. The SPCA, Pet Pal las County Extension, the annual sale is the biggest fundraiser for 4- Days campaign that ran from June 1 through Sept. 8. Rescue shelters and other rescue groups will be in attendance. H. Many more volunteers are needed, as there are still more than 400 Attendees should bring a donation for the SPCA and Pet Pal. The Fresh picked from Ohio orchards, the featured apples are the boys on the waiting list who are hoping to be matched with a positive organizations are always in need of towels, blankets and pet toys. Crispin/Mutsu, which is a yellow hybrid, and Empire Red, which is a role model. Call 544-8558 or visit www.goodsam-church.org.

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If it’s October, it’s time to enjoy some jazz at one of the Tampa Bay area’s signature music festivals. The lineup for this year’s Clearwater Jazz Holiday includes head- liners such as Trombone Shorty, Brian Culbertson and Dianne Reeves. This year’s event runs Thursday through Sunday, Oct. 13-16, at Coachman Park on the waterfront in downtown Clearwater. The four-day festival will feature performances by some of the hottest names in the genre as well as emerging talent. Festival gates will open Oct. 13, 4:30 p.m.; Oct. 14, 4 p.m.; Oct. 15, 2 p.m.; and Oct. 16, 2 p.m. Four-time Grammy winner Dianne Reeves, one of the premier vocalists in the world, will close out the festival on Sunday. The 2011 lineup is as follows:

Thursday, Oct. 13 • Global Affect, 5 to 6 p.m. • Kevin Eubanks, 6:30 to 8 p.m. • Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, 8:30 to 10 p.m.

Friday, Oct. 14 • Valerie Gillespie Ensemble, 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. • Gerald Clayton Trio, 6 to 7:15 p.m. • Miss Tess & The Bon Ton Parade, 7:45 to 9 p.m. • Brian Culbertson, 9:30 to 11 p.m. Photo by CHRIS HELCERMANAS-BENGE Saturday, Oct. 15 Joseph Gordon-Levitt, left, and Seth Rogen star in “50/50.” • Jazz Juvenocracy, 2 to 3:15 p.m. • Whitney James, 3:45 to 6:45 p.m. • LaRue Nickelson Group, 5:30 to 6:45 p.m. • Sammy Figueroa & The Latin Explosion, 7:15 to 8:45 p.m. Opening this week • Maceo Parker, 9:15 to 10:45 p.m. • Fireworks, 10:45 p.m. Rogen stars in ‘50/50’ while Craig and Weisz move into a ‘Dream House’ Sunday, Oct. 16 Compiled by LEE CLARK ZUMPE Director: Jim Sheridan • Ruth Eckerd Hall / Clearwater Jazz Holiday Youth Jazz Band, Rated: PG-13 3 to 4 p.m. A number of new movies will hit theaters this week, including the Some say that all houses have memories. • Mike Markaverich Trio, 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. following films opening in wide release: For one man, his home is the place he would kill to forget. Daniel • Christian McBride & Inside Straight, 6:15 to 7:45 p.m. • Dianne Reeves, 8:15 to 9:30 p.m. Craig, Naomi Watts and Rachel Weisz star in “Dream House,” a sus- ‘50/50’ pense thriller about a family that unknowingly moves into a home For more information, visit www.clearwaterjazz.com or call Genre: Comedy and drama where grisly murders were committed ... only to find themselves the Clearwater Jazz Holiday office at 461-5200. Cast: Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Seth Rogen, Anna Kendrick, Bryce Dal- killer’s next target. las Howard and Anjelica Huston Successful publisher Will Atenton (Craig) quit a high power job in The 15th annual Music in the Park series continues, offering Director: Jonathan Levine Manhattan to relocate his wife, Libby (Weisz), and two girls to a quaint free concerts Fridays, through Oct. 21, at Seminole City Park, Rated: R New England town. But as they settle into their new life, they discover 7464 Ridge Road. A young man turns a devastating illness into a unique opportunity their perfect home was the murder scene of a mother and her children. Upcoming performances include: to experience life in “50/50,” a funny, touching and original story And the entire city believes it was at the hands of the husband who • Roy Stewart, Oct. 7. Stewart will play a selection of jazz fa- about friendship, love and survival starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and survived. vorites. Seth Rogen. When Will investigates, he’s not sure if he’s starting to see ghosts or • The Hamiltones, Oct. 14. The Hamiltones play blues, surf, rock Adam Lerner (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) has a pretty great life – with a if the tragic story is just hitting too close to home. His only clues come ’n’ roll and Texas swing. This rockabilly outfit is a Tampa Bay area talented, sexy artist girlfriend and a cool job with NPR, the 27-year old from Ann Paterson (Watts), a mysterious neighbor who knew those favorite. seems to have it all. But when Adam discovers he has a rare and pos- who were shot. And as Will and Ann piece together the haunting puz- • The Impacs, Oct. 21. This Pinellas band plays rock ’n’ roll sibly fatal form of cancer, his entire life turns to chaos. Writer Will zle, they must find out who murdered the family in Will’s dream house oldies. A family affair, the band represented the Tampa Bay area Reiser experienced his own personal battle with cancer, and was in- before he returns to kill again. when it traveled the country with the Dick Clark Caravan of Stars. spired to write an original story, which reflects the humor, and heart- break, which collides in a poignant and often hilarious journey the main character, is completely unprepared for. ‘What’s Your Number?’ Also in October, American singer-songwriter Paul Simon – one As his world starts to unravel in every way, Adam finds himself deal- Genre: Comedy half of the Simon and Garfunkel folk duo – will celebrate his 70th ing with the well-meaning but totally outrageous attempts by his Cast: Anna Faris, Dave Annable, Chris Evans, Zachary Quinto and birthday. To mark the occasion, WMNF 88.5 will present Still friends and family to make it all better. His best friend, Kyle (Seth Joel McHale Crazy After All These Years: The Paul Simon 70th Birthday Rogen), uses Adam’s condition to lure girls into sympathy sex, his Director: Mark Mylod Tribute on Saturday, Oct. 15, 3:30 p.m., at Skipper’s Smoke- overbearing mother (Anjelica Huston) loses sight of him in her own Rated: R house, 910 Skipper Road, Tampa. Tickets are $12 in advance and fears, his otherwise-occupied girlfriend, Rachael (Bryce Dallas Howard) Anna Faris is Ally Darling, who, after reading a magazine article that $15 at the door. To order tickets, call 813-238-8001 or visit www. tries to distract herself an increasingly frantic social life, and Katherine leads her to believe she’s going to be forever alone, begins a wild search wmnf.org/events. (Anna Kendrick), the inexperienced therapist assigned to his case, for the best “ex” of her life. WMNF has enticed about 100 musicians to honor Simon’s 70th struggles to keep up with the needs of her third client ever in this un- The film is based on the book by Karyn Bosnak. birthday with a tribute to his music – both solo, with Art Garfunkel expectedly funny movie that reminds us that sometimes laughter real- and with his groundbreaking work with South African and Brazil- ly is the best medicine. ian musicians. As befits one of the modern era’s most eclectic The following will open in limited release. It may be several weeks be- fore these films appear in local movie theaters. ‘Dream House’ See MUSIC SCENE, page 4B Genre: Thriller Cast: Naomi Watts, Daniel Craig, Rachel Weisz, Rachel Fox See OPENING, page 3B

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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com Leader, September 29, 2011 Entertainment 3B LookingLooking AheadAhead Clearwater story teetering on the brink of mainstream success. From headlining guitarist and male vocalist, will release his sixth solo album, “Seeds • Long-form Improv from The Third Thought, Thursday, Sept. Celtic festivals to selling out multiple nights at rock venues, ETH has We Sow,” on Sept. 6. In support of the new album, Buckingham plans 29, 8 p.m., at Coconut’s Comedy Club at Jack’s Junkfood Joint, 2950 blazed the path touring throughout North America. The band has a 31-city North American tour. The album is the first self-release for Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. This one-of-a-kind comedy show is presented by made appearances on television shows such as “Live with Regis and the Grammy winner, producer and Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame mem- long-form improv group The Third Thought. This show is completely Kelly,” “A&E Breakfast with the Arts” and “Out of Ireland.” ber. From the album’s first single “In Our Own Time,” to the soft made up on the spot – never seen before and never to be seen again. • Joe Jonas and Jay Sean, Saturday, Oct. 1, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eck- melodic pop/rock tinge of “End Of Time” and the album’s most rocking Tickets are $5 at the door. Visit thethirdthought.tumblr.com. erd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road. Tickets range from $38 to $48. track, “One Take,” to the touching “When She Comes Down” and the Call 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. Jonas and Sean, pop • “Leading Ladies,” by Ken Ludwig, presented by Early Bird Dinner almost lullaby-esque hushed tones of the gorgeous closing number, music superstars and multi-platinum-selling recording artists, will “She Smiles Sweetly,” the album showcases Buckingham’s full arsenal Theatre, through Oct. 30, at the Italian-American Club, 200 S. Mc- stop at Ruth Eckerd Hall during their 19-city tour bringing both of skills. Buckingham is best known for his work as guitarist, male vo- Mullen Booth Road. Seating for performances is Thursday through artists’ dance and R&B infused music to an intimate setting. Jonas calist and songwriter for Fleetwood Mac, a band that has sold more Sunday, 4 p.m. Seating for matinees is Thursday and Saturday, 11 will be touring to support the release of his forthcoming Hollywood than 100 million albums worldwide, won countless awards, sold out a.m. Cost is $29.90 a person. For reservations, call 446-5898. Visit Records’ solo debut album, “FastLife,” in stores on Oct. 11. The venues around the world, and helped define the sound of rock for the www.earlybirddinnertheatre.com. Set in the 1950s, two English actors, album’s lead single, “See No More,” was released in June and earned last three decades. Buckingham was the predominant musical force Jack and Leo, find their careers in a rut. They are currently performing rave reviews from both Billboard and Entertainment Weekly. Sean is behind such Mac albums as “Rumours” and the innovative “Tusk,” “Scenes from Shakespeare” on the Moose Lodge circuit in the Amish the international superstar behind songs such as “Down,” featuring and has created a critically acclaimed body of solo work that yielded country of Pennsylvania when they hear that an old lady in York, Lil’ Wayne, and “Do You Remember,” chart-topping hits from his U.S. the hits, “Trouble,” “Go Insane” and “Holiday Road.” After moving to Penn., is about to die and leave her fortune to her two long lost English debut album “All or Nothing.” Los Angeles in 1973 with then girlfriend Stevie Nicks, the two were nephews. Jack and Leo resolve to pass themselves off as her beloved • “The Fly,” Tuesday, Oct. 4, 7:30 p.m., at Capitol Theatre, 405 signed to Polydor Records and released the now cult favorite Bucking- relatives and get the cash. Cleveland St. Admission is $6. Call 791-7400 or visit ham Nicks album. The two joined Fleetwood Mac on New Year’s Eve of • “42nd Street,” with music by Harry Warren, lyrics by Al Dubin www.atthecap.com. Part of the Capitol Classic Film Series, “The Fly” 1974 and the band’s self-titled album was released in 1975. The and book by Mark Bramble and Michael Stewart; presented by Francis will kick off a month of classic Halloween inspired films. This 1958 ver- album was a hit, however, it did not compare to the success of 1977’s Wilson Playhouse, through Oct. 2, at the playhouse, 302 Seminole St. sion of “The Fly” follows scientist Andre Delambre as he becomes ob- “Rumors,” led by the Buckingham-written single “Go Your Own Way,” Performances are Thursday through Saturday, 8 p.m. Matinees are sessed with his latest creation, a matter transformer. He decides to use which has gone on to become one of the best selling albums of all time. Sunday, 2 p.m. Tickets are $26 for adults and $13 for students. Call himself as a human test subject and things go drastically wrong. Dur- 1979’s critically acclaimed double-album, “Tusk,” famously cost the 446-1360 or visit www.franciswilsonplayhouse.org. Winner of the 1980 ing the transference, his atoms become merged with a fly that was band more than a million dollars to record and was followed by 1982’s Tony Award for Best Musical and for the 2005 Best Revival, the show trapped in the transporter. Eventually, Andre’s wife, Helene discovers “Mirage” and 1987’s “Tango in the Night,” also huge commercial suc- is based on the classic 1932 Warner Brothers film and features a score his secret and must make a decision whether to let him continue to cesses for the band. Buckingham’s first solo album, 1981’s “Law and of hits such as “We’re In The Money,” “About a Quarter to Nine” and live as part fly or to do the unthinkable. The film stars David Hedison, Order,” produced the hit single “Trouble.” Buckingham’s subsequent “You’re Getting to Be a Habit With Me.” Patricia Owens and horror film cult icon Vincent Price who is best solo albums, 1984’s “Go Insane,” 1992’s “Out of the Cradle,” 2006’s • Enter the Haggis, Thursday, Sept. 29, 7:30 p.m., at Capitol The- known for his distinctive voice. “Under the Skin” and 2008’s “Live at the Bass Performance Hall” and atre, 405 Cleveland St. Tickets range from $20 to $25. Call 791-7400 • Lindsey Buckingham, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 8 p.m., at Capitol The- or visit www.atthecap.com. With three albums over the past five years, atre, 405 Cleveland St. Tickets range from $29 to $79. Call 791-7400 Enter the Haggis has found itself at the center of a grassroots success or visit www.atthecap.com. Buckingham, the iconic Fleetwood Mac See LOOKING AHEAD, page 8B

OPENING, from page 1B Rated: R Curtis LaForche lives in a small Ohio town with ‘The Double’ his wife Samantha and 6-year-old daughter Han- Genre: Action, adventure and thriller nah, who is deaf. Cast: Topher Grace and Richard Gere Curtis makes a modest living as a crew chief for Director: Richard Gere a sand-mining company. Samantha is a stay-at- Rated: PG-13 home mother and part-time seamstress who sup- When a United States Senator is brutally mur- plements their income by selling handmade wares dered, the evidence points to a Soviet assassin at the flea market each weekend. Money is tight, code-named Cassius, who was long-thought to be and navigating Hannah’s healthcare and special dead. needs education is a constant struggle. Despite Two men who know Cassius best are thrown to- that, Curtis and Samantha are very much in love gether to catch him. Paul Shepherdson (Richard and their family is a happy one. Gere) is a retired CIA operative who spent his career Then Curtis begins having terrifying dreams tracking Cassius around the globe. Ben Geary (To- about an encroaching, apocalyptic storm. He pher Grace) is a hotshot young FBI Agent and fami- chooses to keep the disturbance to himself, chan- ly man who has studied the killer’s every move. Ben neling his anxiety into the obsessive building of a thinks he knows Cassius, but Paul knows he is storm shelter in their backyard. His seemingly inex- dead wrong. Now, time is running out to stop this plicable behavior concerns and confounds Saman- merciless killing machine before he finds his next tha, and provokes intolerance among co-workers, target. friends and neighbors. But the resulting strain on his marriage and tension within the community ‘Courageous’ doesn’t compare to Curtis’ private fear of what his Genre: Action, adventure and drama dreams may truly signify. Cast: Alex Kendrick, Ken Bevel, Kevin Downes, Faced with the proposition that his disturbing vi- Ben Davies, Renee Jewell, Elanor Brown, Robert sions signal disaster of one kind or another, Curtis Amaya, Angelita Nelson, David Howze and Tony confides in Samantha, testing the power of their T.C. Stallings bond against the highest possible stakes. Director: Alex Kendrick Rated: PG-13 ‘Tucker and Dale vs. Evil’ Four men, one calling: To serve and protect. Genre: Comedy and horror As law enforcement officers, Adam Mitchell, Cast: Tyler Labine, Alan Tudyk, Katrina Bowden, Photo courtesy of MAGNET RELEASING Nathan Hayes, and their partners are confident and Jesse Moss and Philip Granger Alan Tudyk, left, and Tyler Labine star in “Tucker & Dale vs. Evil,” a Magnet Release. focused. They willingly stand up to the worst the Director: Eli Craig streets have to offer. Yet at the end of the day, they Not rated face a challenge that none of them are truly pre- “Tucker & Dale vs. Evil” is a hilariously gory, pared to tackle: fatherhood. good-spirited horror comedy, doing for killer red- While they consistently give their best on the job, necks what “Shaun of the Dead” did for zombies. good enough seems to be all they can muster as Tucker and Dale are two best friends on vacation dads. But they’re quickly discovering that their at their dilapidated mountain house, who are mis- standard is missing the mark. taken for murderous backwoods hillbillies by a They know that God desires to turn the hearts of group of obnoxious, preppy college kids. When one fathers to their children, but their children are be- of the students gets separated from her friends, the ginning to drift further and further away from boys try to lend a hand, but as the misunderstand- them. Will they be able to find a way to serve and ing grows, so does the body count. “Tucker & Dale protect those that are most dear to them? vs. Evil” has been a hit on the festival circuit, de- When tragedy hits home, these men are left buting at Sundance, and winning the Midnight Au- wrestling with their hopes, their fears, their faith, dience Award at SXSW, the Jury Prize for First and their fathering. Can a newfound urgency help Feature at Fantasia, the Best Director award at these dads draw closer to God … and to their chil- Fantaspoa, and the Best Motion Picture Award at dren? Sitges.

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MUSIC SCENE, from page 1B performers, the bands at this tribute will run the gamut from ukulele folk and Zydeco/New Orleans to Klezmer. There will even be a band with instruments made from trash. Scheduled performers include Gumbo Boogie, Tribal Style, The Regulars, Garbage Man Band, Johnny Cakes and the Four Horse- men of the Apocalypso, Florida Mountain Boys, Kleztet, Rebekah Pulley, The Phillip Phlyers, Hamster Adams, Crescendo: The Tampa Bay Women’s Chorus, Blind Buddy Moody, The Irish Buskers, Ted Lukas and the Misled, Burke Brothers, 0-3 Hun- dred, The Hurricane Eyes and 59th Street Bridge. The Ditchflow- ers will be performing the album “Bridge Over Troubled Water” in its entirety. For information, call 813-971-0666 or visit www.skipperssmoke house.com.

Following is a list of other music scene events in the coming weeks: 1-800-ASK-GARY Amphitheatre • Chris Brown, Friday, Oct. 7, 7 p.m. • Toby Keith with Eric Church and JT Hodges, Friday, Oct. 14, 7 p.m. The Amphitheatre is at 4802 U.S. 301 N., Tampa. Call 813-740- 2446 or visit www.livenation.com. Capitol Theatre • Lindsey Buckingham, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 8 p.m. • Marc Broussard, Thursday, Oct. 6, 7:30 p.m. • Clearwater Jazz Holiday After Party, Friday, Oct. 14, 10 p.m. Capitol Theatre is at 405 Cleveland St., Clearwater. Call 791- 7400 or visit www.atthecap.com. The Club at Treasure Island • The Arrival from Sweden performing the music of ABBA, Sat- urday, Oct. 29, 9 p.m. The Club at Treasure Island is at 400 Treasure Island Cause- way, Treasure Island. Call 367-4511 or visit www.theclubti.com. Photo by GREGG ROTH/WME Photo courtesy of WME Peter Frampton returns to Clearwater’s Ruth Eckerd Hall Oct. 8. Kenny Rogers returns to the Tampa Bay area Oct. 14 with a Crowbar performance at Mahaffey Theater. • Dam-Funk, Saturday, Oct. 1, 9 p.m. Largo Cultural Center • Murs featuring Tabi Bonney, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 7:30 p.m. • Montrose with Michael Lee Firkins, Thursday, Oct. 20, 7:30 p.m. • Green Sunshine, Friday, Oct. 14, 7 p.m. The Largo Cultural Center is at 105 Central Park Drive, Largo. Call The Crowbar is at 1812 17th St. N., Tampa. Call 813-241-8600 587-6793 or visit largoarts.com. or visit www.crowbarlive.com. The Local 662 Dunedin Brewery • Moshtober Fest, Friday, Oct. 1, 7 p.m. • Burton’s Garden, Saturday, Oct. 1, 9 p.m. • honeyhoney and Joshua James, Sunday, Oct. 2, 7 p.m. • Heritage, Thursday, Oct. 6, 8 p.m. • Tribal Seeds, Thursday, Oct. 20, 7 p.m. • The Fritz, Friday, Oct. 7, 7 p.m. • The Toasters, Saturday, Oct. 22, 7 p.m. • Bird Street Players, Friday, Oct. 7, 11 p.m. • Lionize with Larry and His Flask, Thursday, Oct. 27, 7 p.m. • John Emil, Thursday, Oct. 13, 8 p.m. • Youth Brigade, Friday, Oct. 28, 8 p.m. • Jake Mackey Band, Friday, Oct. 14, 9 p.m. • Catalysis, Saturday, Oct. 29, 7 p.m. • Human Condition, Friday, Oct. 21, 9 p.m. The Local 662 is at 662 Central Ave., St. Petersburg. Call 258-4829. • The Dropa Stone, Saturday, Oct. 22, 9 p.m. Dunedin Brewery is at 937 Douglas Ave., Dunedin. Call 736- Mahaffey Theater 0606 or visit dunedinbrewery.com. • Kenny Rogers, Friday, Oct. 14, 8 p.m. • The Florida Orchestra: Carmina Burana; Saturday, Oct. 15, 8 p.m. Jannus Live • Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers, Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2 p.m. • Lucinda Williams, Wednesday, Oct. 19, 7 p.m. • The Florida Orchestra: Mahler’s Symphony No. 7; Saturday, Oct. • Who’s Bad, Friday, Oct. 28, 7 p.m. 29, 8 p.m. • Zappaween with Bogus Pomp, Saturday, Oct. 29, 7 p.m. Progress Energy Center’s Mahaffey Theater is at 400 First St. S., St. Jannus Live is at 16 Second St. N., St. Petersburg. Call 565- Petersburg. Call 892-5767 or visit www.mahaffeytheater.com. 0550 or visit www.jannuslive.com. Orpheum Photo courtesy of ALL EYES MEDIA Kim Richey performs Oct. 24 in the Jaeb Theater at the Straz Center for • Mord Fustang, Sunday, Oct. 9, 9 p.m. Jolli Mon’s Grill the Performing Arts in Tampa. • Trenchfoot Shindig, Friday, Oct. 7, 7:30 p.m. • Big D and the Kids Table, Wednesday, Oct. 19, 7 p.m. • Jimmy Griswold, Friday, Oct. 14, 7 p.m. The Orpheum is at 1902 14th St. (Republica de Cuba), Ybor City. • Colbie Caillat, Thursday, Oct. 27, 7:30 p.m. • Brian Caudill, Friday, Oct. 21, 7 p.m. Call 813-248-9500. • The Florida Orchestra: Mahler’s Symphony No. 7; Sunday, Oct. • Noah Broe, Tuesday, Oct. 25, 7:30 p.m. 30, 7:30 p.m. Jolli Mon’s Grill is at 941 Huntley Ave., Dunedin. Visit www.jol- The Ritz Ybor Ruth Eckerd Hall is at 1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater. Call limonsgrill.com. • Fuel, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 7:30 p.m. 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. • Arctic Monkeys, Sunday, Oct. 9, 7 p.m. • Panic! At the Disco, Sunday, Oct. 23, 7:30 p.m. St. Pete Times Forum The Ritz Ybor is at 1503 E. Seventh Ave., Tampa. Call 813-247- • Steve Miller Band, Tuesday, Oct. 4, 7 p.m. Large 2518. • Josh Groban, Friday, Oct. 28, 8 p.m. $ St. Pete Times Forum is at 401 Channelside Drive, Tampa. Call 813- Works 88Carry-Out Ruth Eckerd Hall 301-2500 or visit www.sptimesforum.com. Limited time offer. • Joe Jonas and Jay Sean, Saturday, Oct. 1, 8 p.m. Pizza Tax & delivery extra. • The Script, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 8 p.m. Skipper’s Smokehouse Pepperoni, Sausage, Ham, Green Peppers, Onions & Mushrooms • “Weird Al” Yankovic, Thursday, Oct. 6, 8 p.m. • Eilen Jewel Band, Saturday, Oct. 1, 8 p.m. (No substitutions please.8 Deletions ok.) • k.d. lang, Friday, Oct. 7, 8 p.m. • Buckwheat Zydeco with Beth McKee, Friday, Oct. 7, 8 p.m. • Peter Frampton, Saturday, Oct. 8, 8 p.m. • Shaun Hopper with Woody, Saturday, Oct. 8, 8 p.m. • Duran Duran, Monday, Oct. 10, 7:30 p.m. • Ralph Stanley, Sunday, Oct. 9, 5 p.m. • Dolly Parton, Saturday, Oct. 15, 8 p.m. • The Mighty Diamonds, Wednesday, Oct. 19, 8 p.m. 090111 • The Florida Orchestra: Carmina Burana; Sunday, Oct. 16, 7:30 • Mike Aiken, Sunday, Oct. 30, 5 p.m. ORDER 4 OR MORE & WE’LL DELIVER! p.m. Skipper’s Smokehouse is at 910 Skipper Road, Tampa. Call 813- • Pinellas Youth Symphony: Serenade Strings; Friday, Oct. 21, 7:30 971-0666 or visit www.skipperssmokehouse.com. p.m., in the Murray Studio Theater • Dream Theater, Saturday, Oct. 22 State Theatre • Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith, Wednesday, Oct. 26, 7:30 p.m. • Variance, Saturday, Oct. 1, 5 p.m. Since 1977 • Decapitated, Monday, Oct. 3, 5:30 p.m. • Das Racist, Thursday, Oct. 6, 7 p.m. • Conspirator, Friday, Oct. 7, 8 p.m. • Bizzy Bone of Bone Thugs N Harmony, Saturday, Oct. 8, 7 p.m. • Firewind, Sunday, Oct. 9, 6 p.m. • Anew, Friday, Oct. 14, 7 p.m. • Triptych Tour 2011, Sunday, Oct. 16, 7 p.m. • Unwritten Law, Wednesday, Oct. 19, 7 p.m. • Underoath, Thursday, Oct. 20, 7 p.m. • Reverend Horton Heat, Friday, Oct. 21, 7 p.m. • Off!, Saturday, Oct. 22, 7 p.m. • Hanson, Friday, Oct. 28, 7 p.m. State Theatre is at 687 Central Ave., St. Petersburg. Call 895-3045 or visit www.statetheatreconcerts.com.

12670 Starkey Road ¥ Largo Straz Center for the Performing Arts • Black Star (Mos Def and Talib Kweli), Sunday, Oct. 2, 7:30 p.m., in 727-518-8888 Carol Morsani Hall www.atheniangardens.com • Celtic Thunder: Heritage; Thursday, Oct. 13, 8 p.m., in Carol Mor- sani Hall • Wanda Jackson, Friday, Oct. 14, 8 p.m., in Jaeb Theater Buy 1 Dinner $ • The Florida Orchestra: Carmina Burana; Friday, Oct. 14, 8 p.m., nd 2 OFF in Carol Morsani Hall Get 2 Dinner $10 or More • “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band, Sunday, Oct. $ 16, 3 p.m., in Carol Morsani Hall 5 OFF Lunch • Bobby Lee Rodgers Jazz Trio, Saturday, Oct. 22, 8 p.m., in Jaeb Largo Location Only Largo Location Only Theater Happy Hour 5pm-8pm Daily Happy Hour 5pm-8pm Daily • Kim Richey, Monday, Oct. 24, 7:30 p.m., in Jaeb Theater Domestic Draft, House Wines & Well Domestic Draft, House Wines & Well The David A Straz Jr. Center – formerly the Tampa Bay Performing Drinks With FREE Hors d’oeuvres Drinks With FREE Hors d’oeuvres Arts Center – is at 1010 N. W.C. MacInnes Place, Tampa. Call 813- With Coupon only. Not valid with any other With Coupon only. Not valid with any other offers. Expires 10/12/11 offers. Expires 10/12/11 229-7827 or visit www.strazcenter.org.

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Up- Manor II RANDOLPH FARMS PINELLAS PARK 2BR/2BA/1CG GULL HARBOR Location, West Bay Drive, Salary+ Room & Board provided. dated kitchen & appliances, wood Townhouse, 3BR/3BA/2CG, 55+, Active Community. Totally 7650 58th Street N Belleair Bluffs. (727)518-6551. Background Ck. (727)204-6549. & ceramic floors. Deed-restricted Sunroom, Courtyard, Fireplace, Renovated. $900/Month. 4439 On- community. $149,900. John Doran Breakfast Area, New A/C, Pool, tario Lane. (727)787-8405. Pinellas Park, FL LEASE/ RENTAL BEACH RESORT NEEDS Realty, (727)461-9142. Tennis, Dock/ Slips. $229,000. IDEAL FOR SMALL BUSINESS Experienced Full-Time Minutes to Beach! Troy Robinson, 33781 2 units, each w/office, bath & Reservationist. Good People DUNEDIN EXECUTIVE HOME. Imperial R.E. (727)595-4918 155. Furnished Condos reception area. 2,000SF Ware- Skills A Plus. Great Work 5BR/4BA/2CG, Golf Course Com- SEASIDE AT BELLEAIR: MINT!! Villa Milan On Lake Seminole, house. Both: Bryan Dairy Road Environment.Includes weekends. munity, 3,753SF, 2369 Middlecoff Monday - Friday 10830 Canal St. (727) 667-1647. Call Mary, (727)420-2025. Dr. Completely rebuilt; green com- Corner, 2BR/2.5BA, 2 Oversized 2BR/2BA, Great Views, 2nd Floor. Balconies. $419,000. $850/Mo. 1st/ Last/ Security. Best 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. pliant. Mother-in-law’s quarters. STOREFRONT SPACE, 720SF BUILDING MAINTENANCE New A/C, roof, electric, windows. Janet Elwood, Prudential Tropical Beach Rentals. (727)398-1200. (727)692-3331 J Mission Plaza, 1st month free. Part-time, Weekdays And Week- Owner Financing. $469K. 1 BR Apartments Busy/ established shopping ends. Pool Experience Helpful. (727)531-9520; (727)458-6897. 160. Unfurnished Condos J SEMINOLE GARDENS Rent based on income center. 11337 Starkey Rd. Indian Shores Area. Largo. (727)392-3807. (727)397-3506, After 6:00PM. BUY WHILE PRICES ARE AT Belleair BELLEVIEW BILTMORE J Must be at least 62 AN ALL-TIME LOW! Prestigious Address. New years of age THE BEST VALUE WAREHOUSE SPACE 1000SF CASHIER FOR SEMINOLE GAS First Time BEAUTIFUL 52-ACRE Ugrades. 1,435SF. Quiet. Heated COMPLEX W/Bath/ Office. Mission Plaza, 1st Station/ Convenience Store. Full/ Pool Year-round. 4th Floor, Bay ON THE BEACHES! Month Free. 11337 Starkey Rd., Part-time. Must Work Days, Homebuyer 1BR/1BA, 704 sq. ft. View. Petless. 2BR/2BA. (727) 623-9886 We have MORE: Amenities, Fun Activities Largo. (727)392-3807. Nights, Wknds. (727)458-8154. 1st floor, 55+, Sunroom $1,195/Mo. (813)777-0044. TTY - 800-955-8771 & include more Services. Program* Furnished $19,900 OFFICE & RETAIL SPACE CLEARWATER 2BR/2BA, 1BR/1BA 1,012 sq. ft. Spacious, Clean 1, 2 & 3 bdrm Condos From $385 - $630 Per Month. HAIRSTYLIST, MASSAGE Corner Unit, 3rd Floor, Elevator, 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOMS 3rd floor, Elevator, 55+, Ample Parking. Madeira Beach. THERAPIST, NAIL Low Interest Rate Balconies, Tile, 55+, No Pets. Small Property. Screened Pool, Starting at $900 Screen Porch, (727)641-6465. TECHNICIAN NEEDED! Mortgage Everything Updated/New! $850/Month, Annual. Laundry. Starts at $575/Mo. Credit Call us today and start your move Booth rental or commission. $27,900 (727)796-9880. Check Req. 6570 66th Ave. N. home to Gull Harbor! 55+ Down Payment Assistance (727)526-2683. 345. Lost & Found TWO LOCATIONS. 2BR/2BA, 1,056 sq. ft. FIVE TOWNS: 55+ COMMUNITY www.gullharborcondos.com (727)399-8491 at 0% Interest 3rd floor, 55+, Elevator, 1BR/1BA, From $650. 2BR/2BA, BELLEAIR BLUFFS 17105 Gulf Blvd., NRB LOST CAT: LONG-HAIRED THE SPA AT SALON DU SOLEIL End unit, Sunroom! From $850. www.zillow.com. Deluxe 1&2BRs. Overlooking Pool White Male in the vicinity of 12th www.salondusoleilspa.com Housing Finance Authority Great water view! $36,900 Janis O'Connor, Five Towns and Courtyard. One block from 727-392-0753 Street, Belleair Beach. Reward. 092911 of Pinellas County Ridge Seminole Mgmt. Corp. Action Realty, Inc. (727)735-1132. Intracoastal & Shopping. 2942 (303)748-8824. West Bay Dr. (727)483-4853. I.R.B. 2BR/1BA, Steps to Beach. HANDYMAN/ GROUNDS MAIN- 12810 Lynn Evans, Realtor GORGEOUS SEMINOLE Ground Floor, Corner, Balcony, LOST DOG: FEMALE, WHITE TENANCE. Mon.–Fri. 7-3. Must (727)397-2534 2BR/2BA, 1,800 SF. Lanai, Pool, BELLEAIR BLUFFS 2BR/1BA 1-800-806-5154 Tiled. Park in front of your door. Maltese-Poodle mix. Very friendly, have experience making minor MySeminoleGardens.com Fitness. Close To Shops. Only Triplex Apartment, quiet Next To Park. Pet Okay. $995/Mo. answers to “Chloe.” Missing 9/18, electrical, plumbing and carpentry www.pinellascounty.org/community/hfa $1,350/Mo. Small Pets Allowed. cul-de-sac, non-smoking, covered (727)488-1111. vicinity of 83rd St. and Flamevine, repairs, lawn/ grounds mainte- Available Nov. 1. Call Maggie, carport. $775+ neg. month. Programs available in Pinellas, Polk SEMINOLE GARDENS! Seminole. Heartbroken child. Re- nance and able to lift 40+ lbs. Sales & Rentals (727)288-5316. (727)742-1531. Background check and drug test- and Pasco counties. REDINGTON SHORES: NEW, ward. (727)519-3992. Robert G. Castles, PA, Broker Upscale Waterfront 3BR/2BA/2CG ing. Call (727)393-3441. * If you have not owned a home NEW ATLANTIS CLUB 1BR/1BA & 2BR/1-1.5BA. (727)595-8229 Pool, Laundry Room. Starting At Home With Jacuzzi, Dock, Boat in the last 3 years www.seminolegarden.com Renovated, 2BR/1BA, Lift, Storage. $1,700/Month. INSIDE SALES on Intracoastal. Gated, Pools, $575/Mo. Credit Check Required 5290 70th Ave. N. (727)526-2683. (727)432-2452, After 6pm. America II of St. Pete, a global VILLA, UPDATED 2 STORY Tennis, $825/Month, Cable Incl. independent distributor of 3BR/2.5BA/2CG, Fireplace, Non-smoking. (727)443-3691. CLEARWATER: STUDIOS electronic components, seeks Courtyard, Pool, Tennis, Starting at $179/Week. No 190. Waterfront Rentals extraordinary inside reps that are 5. Real Estate Sales SEMINOLE 2BR/2BA, 1,150SF, Dock/Slips. Upscale area. security, No credit check. Free looking for a true sales career. W/D, Pool, Carport. 2/blocks to St. 1BR/1BA CONDO, Unfurnished, Ten minutes to beach! WiFi access. Pets OK. MOVE IN Must be highly motivated, have a Pete College. $775/Month, Security Treasure Island, Palms, Boat Slip, $310,000. Owner/ Realtor. TODAY!! (727)445-7134. 360. Legal Service burning desire to succeed, and deposit. (727)360-2018. Updated. $850/month, Best Beach Troy Robinson, Imperial R.E. able to build strong relationships. (727)595-4918 Rentals. (727)398-1200. BANKRUPTCY SEMINOLE GARDENS Sales experience is not 19-Years’ Exp. In Bankruptcy, 1BR/1BA, 608SF, 2/3BR BEACH-FRONT CONDOS necessary; willing to train. We Over 17,000 Cases As A Chapter All real estate advertising in this 3rd Floor, Water view, Redington Shrs. Fantastic Views! have select openings for English 7 Bankruptcy Trustee. Night & newspaper is subject to the Fair 55+, Elevator bldg. $520/Month. 1,250-2,000SF. Furn. /Unfurn. speaking, as well as German, Weekend Appointments Available. Housing Act which makes it illegal to Last month FREE! Heated Pool. Pets OK. French and Italian speaking reps. I Will Come To You. Attorney Traci advertise “any preference, limitation or Ridge Seminole Mgmt. Corp. $1,375/month. (727)424-2945. Position is base + uncapped discrimination based on race, color, 55+ Community Stevenson. (727)397-4838. (727)397-2534 commission. For a complete religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or GULF VIEWS ON SAND KEY, [email protected] description & to apply, go to national origin, or an intention, to make 2BR/2BA, Newly Remodeled. As- SEMINOLE GARDENS www.americaii.com or email such preference, limitation or signed Parking. Large Balcony. $69 DIVORCE, BANKRUPTCY, Beautifully Remodeled 1BR/1BA, resume to [email protected] discrimination.” Familial status includes $1,475/Month, Annual. Wills, Child Support, Name Screened Florida Room, Prime EOE/DFW children under the age of 18 living with (407)947-2596. Change, Evictions, Custody, parents or legal custodians; pregnant Parking, Pool, Cable, Water. 55+. 25. Townhouse Sales No Smoking, No Pets. Deeds. Non-lawyer, Call Now, women and people securing custody of MADEIRA BEACH CONDO (727)474-9988 children under 18. TOWNHOMES AT PARK PLACE $675/Month. (727)367-8688. CALL TO HEAR 55+. 2BR/2BA. Annual lease only. NOW HIRING This newspaper will not knowingly 1,971 SF, 3BR/2.5BA/2CG. SEMINOLE, LONG BAYOU, ABOUT OUR SPECIALS No pets. Non-smoking. accept any advertising for real estate $189,900. www.zillow.com. 370. Instructions-Tutors CNAs/HHAs Totally Renovated 2BR/2BA, OR CALL TO $1,400/month. (727)391-6407. which is in violation of the law. Our Janis O'Connor, Five Towns Great Cases Resort Style Living! 2nd Floor. SCHEDULE A TOUR readers are hereby informed that all Action Realty, Inc. (727)735-1132. 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55+, Gated community. TODAY 012011 dwellings advertised in this newspaper W/D. Cable Included. Balcony, Master’s Degree in Spanish Experience Required are available on an equal opportunity Many amenities. $875/Month. 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Great Water View. New Interior. (813)415-9540 basis. To complain of discrimination call 35. Mobile Home Sales (727)385-7718. COMPETITIVE PAY Small pets welcome Quiet. Elevators. $1,000/Mo. HUD Toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The SEMINOLE, PARK MODEL SEMINOLE: 2BR/2BA, POOL (727)439-4739. 375. Career Training Toll-free telephone number for the 55+ Park, 498SF, Wheelchair 727-585-3723 hearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. 2nd Floor, W/D, $850/Month, TREASURE ISLAND, Friendly. $10,900. 5640 Seminole W/S/G & Cable Included. Call Next door to AVIATION MAINTENANCE. Blvd., Lot 248. (727)392-3807. 105 110th Ave. 2BR On Water, GRADUATE IN 14 MONTHS. Colleen, (727)397-9146, After Largo’s Brand New Dock, Laundry, From $950/Mo. Community Center FINANCIAL AID IF QUALIFIED. 4:30PM. 032411 GLENWOOD ESTATES MHP, 55+. Walk To Beach. Credit Check. NATIONAL AVIATION ACADEMY Celebrating 10. Waterfront Sales Pets OK. (727)367-9474. 5 Star, Land Owned Park, SHIPWATCH: Nice Selection Of LARGO, EFFICIENCY, 152 3RD (800)659-2080, NAA.EDU 12501 Ulmerton Rd. $170/Mo. 2BR/2BA Units. Walk To Beach! St. NW, $140/Wk. Dunedin Room, 25 Years! BOATER’S PARADISE, Maint. All 2-3BR/2BA/2CP. Bro- Boca Ceiga Point. Updated 55+ Starting At $1,200. Nonsmoking, $75/Wk. 1BR Apt. $180/Wk. 195. Seasonal Rentals chures Available. Make Offer! (727) 586-0044 2BR/2BA, Florida Room, 12,000 No Pets. Shipwatch Rlty, Inc. Call (727)586-2412 or PALM HILL COUNTRY CLUB, 55+. lb. lift, Garage. Reduced: www.ShipWatchRealty.com Click www.586-2412.com SAND KEY, CLEARWATER BCH #767 Royal Palm, Largo. Furnished 2BR/2BA Condos $250,000. Shipwatch Realty. (727)596-6508. Provider Network Analyst, 2006, 3BR/2BA/3CP, 3 Pools, LARGO: SMALL 1BR, $425; Available 1-12 Months. www.ShipwatchRealty.com Global TPA LLC, Tampa, FL. 12 Tennis, Executive Golf Course. SPACIOUS 2BR/2BA CONDO Large 1BR, $550. Includes water. Florida Dreams RE Sales & DOG LOVERS! (727)596-6508 Months Exp. As Programmer/ $109,888 +Share. Make Offer! w/Loft. Near Indian Rocks Beach. Nice neighborhood, Petless, Rentals, Inc. (727)595-5774. Interested In A New Career? Systems Analyst And Exp. With Free Realty, Inc. Many Amenities. Exceptional Year’s lease, credit check. Professional Groomers Are In Oracle & SQL Required. 55+ LINCOLNSHIRE EST. #1515, Condo Living!! $1,200/month. (727)584-6952. High Demand! Enroll Now!! 1071 Donegan Rd., Largo. (727)710-2093. 210. M.H. Rentals Placement Services For E-mail Resume To 2BR/2BA/2CP, D-W, $15,888. 8423 SEMINOLE BLVD. Qualified Graduates. [email protected] Make Offer! SUMMER SPECIALS!!! 1BR/1BA, $720/month, BLUE SKIES M.H.P. LARGO. Bring Your Own Dog!!!! Luxury 2BR, 1,000SF, Screened Includes super cable, requires Mobile Homes For Rent. Move-In Indian Shores: Captain’s Cove Florida Mobile Homes, Inc. Learn To Groom Your Own Porch, FREE On-site Laundry, deposit. (727)584-4707, Special, $199. One Bedroom. Call Furnished 2BR/2BA, Panoramic Call John Doles, Dog Like A Pro. EARN $1000s Near Largo Med, Pets OK. From (727)392-0248. (727)657-2104, (813)789-8331. Views, Balcony, Pool, Dock. Skip (727)510-3331 Look for our next Workshop. $825/Month. W/S/G/Cable Incl. Also Weekly Seminars & From Home? Be careful of George, Plumlee, Gulf Bch. Rlty. SEMINOLE GARDENS: DELUXE (727)421-2627. Lectures. Info: www.captainscove108.com 100. Real Estate Wanted 1BR, 1,012sf. Immaculate, new 225. Duplex-Triplex Rental Work-At-Home Schemes. RussellPropertyManagement.com AC, appliances, 13’x22.6” BR. For More Information • Hidden costs can add up (727)595-7586. academyofanimalarts.com WANTED: MOBILE HOMES! Walk-in closet, large screened 3593 56TH AVE. N. St. Pete, • Requirements may be REDINGTON SHORES: Beautiful Must Be Under 50 Feet And 165.Villa Rentals porch, $675/month. 55+. 2BR/1BA, C/H/A, newly reno- (727)517-9546 Gulf Views. Newly Remodeled, Moveable. Less Than $3,000. (727)743-3589. vated, W/D hook-up $750/month. DOG GROOMING SPECIALS!! unrealistic. 2BR/2BA Furnished Condo, 1,450 Call Evon (813)789-8331. 1BR/1BA VILLA WITH YARD, (727)328-2957, (727)599-5814. Small Dogs: $20! Learn how you can avoid SEMINOLE NICE 2BR/1BA, SF. Balconies, W/D, Pool, Pool, Laundry, Pets Okay. New SALON, (727)596-CLIP (2547) Work-At- Home Scams. Clubhouse, Covered Parking. 125. Out of State Paint/ Floor, $595-800/month, New Carpet/ Paint, Carport, W/D HALF OFF FIRST MONTH! $365,000. (727)492-6920, $499 Move-In Special. $35 Appli- hook-up. No Pets. $695/Month Largo. 2BR/1BA, Tiled Through- Call: Federal Trade Comm. (727)459-2871. cation. Available NOW! 4355 84th +security. Credit Check. out, Clean, Newly Painted. W/D 435. Adult Care & Service 1-877-FTC-HELP. Cost-Effective Ave. N. (727)657-9881. Spring- (727)586-5378. Hook-up. $700/Month. wood Villas, 102nd Ave. /US19, (727)596-2338. A message from SEMINOLE: LOVELY 1BR/1BA CAREGIVER/ CNA: RELIABLE 15. Beach Property Statewide (727)656-2792. 62807 Ground Floor, Remodeled, Clean, Home Health Care. 28-Years’ Tampa Bay Newspapers www.villa-rentals.webs.com BEACH GET AWAY Advertising Pool, No Pets, $650/Month. Arbor 245. Room For Rent Experience. Excellent Local and the FTC. Gulf front complex, good rental Realty, (727)392-4888. References. (727)420-2919. $119,000. 170. Furn. Apartments ROOMS AVAILABLE IN Private S.W. LARGO: LG. 1BR/1BA, Homes From $400-$500/Month. CAREGIVER/ COMPANION IMMACULATE WATERFRONT Place Your Ad Of 25 Words $500/Month. 2BR/1BA, Applications & Criminal Doctor appointments, errands, 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, FACING EVICTION? or Less In More Than 100 $520/Month. Quiet. Laundry on Background Checks Required. shopping,. Affordable hourly rates. Garage, boat slip Move in today! Premises. Petless. $400 security. Contact: Home Share Pinellas. Local references, long/ short term. $234.900 Newspapers Across Florida Studio apts. starting @$185/week. Yearly lease. (727)595-2228. www.homeshareprogram.org (727)698-7370. Beach Place One Real Estate Open 24/7. No credit check. No For Only $475/week. Last Month FREE! (727)945-1528 (727)593-3000, (800)487-8959. security deposit. Free local phone calls. Pets okay. (727)446-6560. I’M AVAILABLE FOR companion SALES REPS NEEDED NOW! You Can Reach Over 5 service. Mondays & Wednesdays, Start Earning Immediately. 20. Condo Sales MADEIRA BEACH: 1BRs LOOK FOR GREAT DEALS! 10AM-1PM. Excellent driving re- For More Info Visit: Million Readers Through Our & Efficiencies. Fully Equipped. cord. $12/hour. (727)595-8081. ExtendedCommerce.com Network Of Daily & Weekly Weekly. No Pets. Includes Utili- BE AT HOME IN YOUR ties. (727)397-4130. NEW CONDO Florida Newspapers. 185. Beach Rentals 185. Beach Rentals 485. Help Wanted 485. Help Wanted LAKEVIEW LARGO SOUTH SEMINOLE LAKE AREA. has two wonderful condos for Contact On Busline/ Shopping/ Trail. sale: 2BR/2BA with Enclosed Tampa Bay 1BR/1BA. All Utilities +Cable ANNUAL RENTALS Porch, W/D in unit. $89,750 Included. $220/wk. Call 2BR/1.5BA CONDO Newspapers (727)647-2274. ST. PETE BEACH being sold FURNISHED, Classified Dept. 1/1 Andulusian condo, tile floors, balcony, walk to beach ...... $700 even the Fireplace. Low 175. Unfurn. Apartments Looking for an Exciting Career in Travel? maintenance, Covered (727) 397-5563 TREASURE ISLAND Parking. $85,900 SEMINOLE GARDENS, 55+. AAA Travel is seeking Travel Counselor candidates for our expanding travel operations. No car needed, steps 130. Cemetery Lots 1BR Deluxe, Furnished, Corner. 3/3 Waterfront apartment, pool, fishing dock, 1 block to beach ...... $1,250 to everything. Over “55” No Pets. Nonsmokers Only. 2/2 Capri Harbor townhouse, 1,800 sq. ft., garage, pool, small pet . . .$1,400 OWNERS INVITE OFFERS Robert G. Castles, P.A., Broker. The ideal candidate would: ROYAL PALMS NORTH, Gandy 2/2 Luxury waterfront townhouse, 2 pools, large balcony ...... $1,700 Maureen Stilwell, Rutenberg Blvd. Complete Plot. Worth $3,400 (727)595-8229 • Have excellent sales skills Realty (727)596-2965, Asking $2,500. (727)546-2185 www.SeminoleGarden.com MADEIRA BEACH • Enjoy working with customers to plan vacations (727)458-2246 INDIAN SHORES: 1BR APTS. • Be energetic and outgoing 19235 Whispering Pines Drive. 1/1 Waterfront apartment, tile floors, pool ...... $750 ENJOY THE PRIVACY FROM $650/mo. & $950/mo. WE NEED YOUR RENTAL!!! • Have international travel experience and geography knowledge the backyard of 55+ villa w/canal includes Electric, Garbage, • Have up-to-date computer skills view. 1BR/1.5BA/garage w/W/D. Water, Lawn Service. Annual. For the BEST property management along the beaches, call us today! Many upgrades. $34,500. Owner/ Agent, (727)328-2957, • Be customer-service oriented Realtor/ Owner, (727)319-9393. (727)599-5814. MATTHEW WORKMAN FIVE TOWNS: 55+ 1BR/1BA, 145. Unfurnished Houses LARGO: VERY CLOSE TO 727-367-1223 If you would like to be a part of the dynamic and exciting travel industry with AAA Travel, a 201 108th Ave., 610-1,055 SF, $25K-$32K. BAY PINES AREA: 10275 53RD Transportation, Shopping, leader in the industry with over 100 years of experience, forward your resume to; 2BR/2BA, 915-1,245 SF. Ave. 2BR/1BA/1CP, Office, Pool, Hospital. Move-in Special! Treasure Island [email protected] $47,900-$75,900. zillow.com Fenced Yard, W/D. 1BR/1BA, $600/month, 2BR/1BA, (727) 367-1223 or 800-226-8182 Janis O'Connor, Five Towns Ac- $995/Month +Deposit, $650/month, 2BR/2BA, (Please include “AAA/ACS Travel Counselor BB “ in subject header ) tion Realty, Inc. (727)735-1132. [email protected] $700/month. 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LOOKING AHEAD, from page 3B nees are Sunday, 2 p.m. Admission is $18 for adults ceeds from this event are reinvested into the com- • Jackson Montgomery Farewell Party, Satur- and $15 for seniors and students. Call 437-2363 or munity and have helped fund notable projects such day, Oct. 1, 2 to 4 p.m., at Jasper Banquet Hall, “Gift of Screws” have all earned critical acclaim. visit www.wcplayers.org. The play is an intimate as the Dunedin Fine Arts Center, UPARC Founda- 1156 Jasper St. Walt Willey, the actor who portrays Buckingham was recently honored with ASCAP’s look at a group of interesting and diverse working tion, The Rick Pitino High Point Center, and the Jackson Montgomery on “All My Children,” will be Golden Note Award, and also has received The Les class of people who came together in a seedy bar in F.U.N. Bus, which has provided field trip trans- the guest of honor at this banquet. The event will in- Paul Award. Southern California to wait out a storm. The motley portation for over 50,000 area public school chil- clude an autograph session, question-and-answer • The Script, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 8 p.m., at Ruth crew of lost souls comes together as a family – but dren. For information, call 738-5523. session, hors d’oeuvres, raffle items and a cash bar. Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road. Tickets on the night in question, that sense of family is test- Attendees also may bid to have dinner with Willey range from $38 to $43. Call 791-7400 or visit ed and torn apart. Indian Rocks Beach on Saturday evening. Cost is $30 in advance. Mail www.rutheckerdhall.com. Hot off the heels of a no- • “Dracula,” Tuesday, Oct. 11, 7:30 p.m., at • The Professional Association of Visual Artists checks to Patti Werynski, C/O Designers Image, table No. 3 debut for their recent studio album, Capitol Theatre, 405 Cleveland St. Admission is $6. annual Members’ Exhibit, through Oct. 28, at the 700 Starkey Road, No. 712, Largo, FL 33771. Email “Science & Faith,” the Irish rockers known as The Call 791-7400 or visit www.atthecap.com. The orig- Beach Art Center, 1515 Bay Palm Blvd. PAVA is an [email protected]. inal 1931 adaptation of “Dracula” stars Bela Lugosi. Script will kick off a 31-city headlining tour Aug. 30 artist-run organization. It is composed of artists • Sunday Matinee Music Program Series, Sun- “Dracula” is one of the seminal films in the early day in Minneapolis, Minn. The tour makes a stop at from throughout the state of Florida and has been day, Oct. 9, at Largo Community Center, 400 Alt. of the horror genre. Count Dracula leaves his home Ruth Eckerd Hall Oct. 5. “For The First Time,” the in existence for over 23 years, providing educational Keene Road. The featured entertainment will be Ok- in the Carpathian Mountains of Eastern Europe for hit single off “Science & Faith,” debuted on the Irish programs and exhibition opportunities for its mem- toberfest with Das Deutschmeister Blas Band. Each Carfax Abbey in London. Along the way he becomes Singles Chart at No. 1. It peaked at No. 4 on the UK bers. Artworks featured in the show will include show in the series will feature a meal, live entertain- infatuated with virtuous Mina Seward whose health Singles Chart and at No. 12 on the Australian ARIA painting, pastel, drawing, printmaking, photogra- ment and dancing. Dinner is served at 3:30 p.m. has started to mysteriously deteriorate. Dr. Van Singles Chart. In the United States, the single phy, ceramics, jewelry and sculpture. For informa- Entertainment starts at 4 p.m. Dancing follows the Helsing is brought in to diagnose the problem and reached No. 4 on the Billboard Adult Pop Songs tion about PAVA, visit www.pava-artists.org. For entertainment from 6 to 10 p.m. A cash bar is avail- realizes that Dracula is indeed a vampire and must Chart and No. 23 on the Billboard Hot 100. The information about the Beach Art Center, call 596- able. Advance tickets are $12 for dinner and show; take measures to prevent Mina from becoming one album debuted at No. 1 in Ireland and the UK. Writ- 4331. $18 for dinner, show and dance; or $8 for the dance ten and produced by The Script frontman Danny of the undead. Lugosi’s portrayal of the legendary • Gulf Coast Artists’ Alliance exhibition, Oct. only. Dinner tickets must be purchased by the O’Donoghue and guitarist Mark Sheehan, “Science bloodsucker is widely regarded as the definitive 1-30, at Sliver Moon Gallery, 2215 Gulf Blvd. The Wednesday prior to the show. Call 518-3131 or visit & Faith” was recorded in both London and Los An- Dracula, making the Count his signature role. exhibition will feature leather art by Richard Ca- LargoCommunityCenter.com. geles and showcases emotion-packed songs that • Dolly Parton, Saturday, Oct. 15, 8 p.m., at nary, hand-painted ostrich eggs by Susan Kubes • “Mister Roberts,” by Thomas Heggen and contain fluid melodies, haunting hooks and O’- Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road. and outdoor and garden art and sculpture by Judy Joshua Logan, presented by Eight O’Clock Theatre, Donoghue’s soulful vocals. Tickets range from $65 to $175. Call 791-7400 or Vienneau. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Sun- Nov. 4-13, at Largo Cultural Center, 105 Central • Marc Broussard, Thursday, Oct. 6, 7:30 p.m., visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. The most honored fe- day, noon to 6 p.m. Call 242-6538. Park Drive. Performances are Thursday through at Capitol Theatre, 405 Cleveland St. Tickets range male country performer of all time, Parton has won Saturday, 8 p.m. Matinees are Sunday, 2 p.m. Tick- • Oktoberfest on the Beach, Saturday, Oct. 15, from $22 to $35. Call 791-7400 or visit www.atthe- multiple Grammy Awards, CMA Awards, Academy ets are $20 for adults and $12 for students age 19 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., at Kolb Park, on Bay Palm Boule- cap.com. Broussard’s current North American trek of Country Music Awards and American Music and younger with identification. Call 587-6793 or vard between 15th and 16th avenues. The event will celebrates the Louisiana troubadour’s self-titled new Awards. She has received CMA’s Entertainer of the visit www.eightoclocktheatre.com. One of the more feature a small army of arts and crafts vendors. album. The Atlantic recording artist’s single, “Only Year Award, the National Medal of Arts and a Gram- enduring plays to emerge from the World War II era, Music will be provided by Cathy’s Lorelei Band, en- Everything,” has already scored at Hot AC radio out- my Lifetime Achievement Award. She has had 25 “Mister Roberts” shows, with a light touch, a side of tertaining attendees with live German music fit for lets nationwide. This unique artist’s first album is No. 1 hits, 41 Top Ten country albums and has war that is often forgotten – not the excitement or dancing. Kids can enjoy Kinderfest activities from simple yet eloquent. It’s great music, pulled from charted 110 singles. Parton penned “Jolene,” “Coat the heroism of battle, but the boredom of the men 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. the heart, crafted impeccably and delivered with of Many Colors” and “I Will Always Love You.” assigned to less glamorous work, where one’s ene- Adults also will have an opportunity to compete deep emotion. From the exhilarating drive of its first • “The Wolf Man,” Tuesday, Oct. 18, 7:30 p.m., mies are as often as not the officers who hold power in a variety of fun contests, including stein carrying, single, “Only Everything,” to the hushed and exul- at Capitol Theatre, 405 Cleveland St. Admission is over them, rather than the soldiers or sailors of the wife carrying and keg throwing. There will be plenty tant old-school soul of “Lucky,” to the swampy blues $6. Call 791-7400 or visit www.atthecap.com. Part opposing forces. of appetizing refreshments available for purchase. that haunts “Eye on the Prize,” Broussard stands as of the Capitol Classic Film Series, this 1941 film • Sunday Matinee Music Program Series, Sun- Festival food and drink will include grilled bratwurst a lesson in transplanting the seeds of American stars Claude Rains, Warren William, Lon Chaney day, Nov. 13, at Largo Community Center, 400 Alt. and ice-cold German Oktoberfest beverages. A silent music into the spirit of today. Jr. and featuring Bela Lugosi. After learning of the Keene Road. The featured entertainment will be auction will have attendees bidding on some great • k.d. lang and the Siss Boom Bang with Teddy death of his brother, Larry Talbot returns to his an- Country Jamboree with Clear Water Bluegrass deals, including a vacation stay at Jimmy Buffett’s Thompson, Friday, Oct. 7, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd cestral home to reconcile with his estranged father. Revue. Each show in the series will feature a meal, former home in Key West, a Radiance Med Spa Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road. Tickets range While there, Larry becomes romantically interested live entertainment and dancing. Dinner is served at $800 VIP package, great trip packages for getaways, from $52.50 to $88. Call 791-7400 or visit in Gwen Conliffe who runs an antique shop and 3:30 p.m. Entertainment starts at 4 p.m. Dancing artwork and a custom shell mirror. www.rutheckerdhall.com. The four-time Grammy- purchases a silver-headed walking stick decorated follows the entertainment from 6 to 10 p.m. A cash Oktoberfest on the Beach is a signature event for winning artist returns for an evening of sultry vo- with a wolf just to speak with her. That night, Larry bar is available. Advance tickets are $12 for dinner cals, gorgeous arrangements and unmistakable attempts to rescue Gwen’s friend Jenny from what Indian Rocks Beach. Last year’s event drew more and show; $18 for dinner, show and dance; or $8 style. She has done much to put the “alt” in alt- he believes to be a sudden attack by a wolf. He kills than 6,000 attendees. Sponsored by IRB Action for the dance only. Dinner tickets must be pur- country and has been honored for both Best Female the beast, but is bitten in the process. He is told 2000 Inc., the Rotary Club of Indian Rocks Beach chased by the Wednesday prior to the show. Call Country Vocal Performance and Best Female Pop that it was not merely a wolf; but was a werewolf, and the city of Indian Rocks Beach, proceeds from 518-3131 or visit LargoCommunityCenter.com. Vocal Performance. Over two decades, she has and that now he will become one. the event benefit the community. Visit www.oktober • Peace Frog, Saturday, Dec. 10, 8 p.m., at Largo recorded hits such as “Constant Craving,” “Pullin’ festonthebeach.com. Cultural Center, 105 Central Park Drive. Tickets are Back the Reins” and Roy Orbison’s “Crying.” Dunedin $24 in advance and $29 the day of the show. Call • Duran Duran, Monday, Oct. 10, 7:30 p.m., at • Starlight Concerts, Friday, Sept. 30, 7 to 9 Largo 587-6793 or visit largoarts.com. Peace Frog, the ul- Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road. p.m., at Highlander Park’s Sindoon Stage, 1920 • Janet’s Planet, Saturday, Oct. 1, 11 a.m. and 2 timate Doors tribute band, recreates the primal, po- Tickets range from $49.50 to $150. Call 791-7400 Pinehurst Road. Presented by the City of Dunedin p.m., at Largo Cultural Center, 105 Central Park etic atmosphere of a vintage Doors concert. The or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. After a brief run of Parks and Recreation Department, the featured per- Drive. Janet’s Planet: An Out Of This World Adven- band also will celebrate the first anniversary of Mor- intimate album release shows this past spring, the former will be Pocket Change playing the hits of Mo- ture will explore the wonders of science. What is a rison’s pardon requested by Governor Charlie Crist. band will return to North America for eagerly antici- town, R&B and funk. Admission is free. Attendees light year? Why does ice melt? Find out all this and Crist suggested the possibility of a posthumous par- pated live dates behind their critically acclaimed are encouraged to bring a picnic and blanket and more when Janet Ivey travels at the “speed of don for Morrison, which was approved unanimously 13th studio album “All You Need is Now,” produced enjoy the music under the stars. Concessions will thought” and delivers information about health, sci- by the state clemency board on Dec. 9, 2010. by Mark Ronson and out on S-Curve Records. With be available. Call 812-4530. ence and history on this planet. Ivey, a nine-time • Sunday Matinee Music Program Series, Sun- performances from coast to coast that will include • 48th annual Art Harvest, Saturday and Sun- Emmy Award winner, is a nationally televised advo- day, Dec. 11, at Largo Community Center, 400 Alt. the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles and Tower Theatre day, Nov. 5-6, at Highlander Park, 1920 Pinehurst cate for educating young scientists, astronauts and Keene Road. The featured entertainment will be a in Philadelphia, the band will play their biggest hits Road. Presented by the Junior League of Clearwa- engineers, is committed to enriching the lives of Holiday Show with the Florida Suncoast Barber- and incredible new songs that have inspired many ter-Dunedin, the event will feature more than 200 children through education and programming. She shop Chorus. Each show in the series will feature a to declare that Duran Duran are truly having a big artists from around the country, including this created this educational live show to enhance the meal, live entertainment and dancing. Dinner is moment in 2011. This will be Duran Duran’s first year’s featured artist Herbert Scott Davis. Davis was S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) served at 3:30 p.m. Entertainment starts at 4 p.m. appearance at Ruth Eckerd Hall since their sold-out born in Tampa in 1961 and grew up in Ybor City. curriculum being presented in schools. She has re- Dancing follows the entertainment from 6 to 10 concert in 2001. With a brand new production that Davis’ pastels have a level of uniqueness that is not cently won the esteemed Gracie Allen Award for “Ex- p.m. A cash bar is available. Advance tickets are the band members have designed specifically for the often seen in the art world today. Created only with ploring Microgravity,” a new program she produced $12 for dinner and show; $18 for dinner, show and North American run, these shows follow Duran overlapping line work, they expose the simple nu- with Space Florida. Tickets are $7.50 for adults and dance; or $8 for the dance only. Dinner tickets must Duran’s brilliantly reviewed live shows earlier in the ances of the human figure in glowing tones of flow- $6.50 for children. Call 587-6793 or visit LargoArts be purchased by the Wednesday prior to the show. year. American alternative pop-rockers Neon Trees ing color. His acrylic paintings are rich with texture .com. Call 518-3131 or visit LargoCommunityCenter.com. will join the band as special guests for the Clearwa- and color that invite the viewer to reach out and ter date and on select dates. touch the artwork. Admission is free. 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