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Volume XXXIII, No. 51 www.TBNweekly.com July 7, 2011 Officials mull over transit options By AMANDA SEBASTIANO “ ... we’re working on a grassroots campaign that the location of the interstate corridor involved quick travel time. LARGO – Since their first meeting in shows that transportation is important to us; we “There are going to have to be a few May, local officials, engineering planners need to move Pinellas forward.” stops so that passengers can get on and and various representatives from transit off, but the object is to get you to your organizations in the Tampa Bay area destination as quickly as you can go,” along with the Pinellas County Alterna- – Tom Morrissette Crozier said about the interstate route, tives Analysis have decided on routes president which will be the express and hybrid and started discussions on the next is- Largo Mid-Pinellas Chamber of Commerce one. sues to be faced: funding community The type of vehicle chosen will also af- outreach and timelines for when the fect the amount of stops as well, Pringle transit will be up and running, along One would run east and west, from A few around the table didn’t seem to added, saying that certain types will be with various other topics. downtown Clearwater to the greater agree with the second route choice. harder to start back up after making fre- Largo Commissioner Harriet Crozier, Gateway area on East Bay Drive, which Largo resident David Babb thought that quent stops. who is also involved with Pinellas will turn into Roosevelt Boulevard where Fourth Street would have been a more The team has five goals they hope to LARGO Metropolitan Planning Organization, an- it connects to the second, north to south productive route. Scott Pringle, the proj- nounced the two chosen corridors at the running along a corridor that ends near ect manager from Jacobs Engineering, The Village Inn – meeting June 29 at the Largo library. downtown St. Petersburg via I-275. responded that the deciding factors in See TRANSIT, page 4A it’s coming back A longtime restaurant company em- Wrapped up in the celebration ployee and his family are remodeling the Village Inn building and hoping to re- open the business by Aug. 1. ... Page 3A City plans to move osprey nest at field City facilities management staff has applied for a permit with the State of Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission for the removal of an osprey nest located on top of one of the light poles at the Southwest Recreation soft- ball field. The osprey is federally protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act and state protected by the Florida Administrative Code. These poles are scheduled to be replaced in FY13 due to normal damage from decay at the ground level. A new T- perch will be installed on an adjacent light pole within 150 feet of the original nest to accommodate future nesting as required by state policies. COUNTY Helping Hands Former marketing executive enjoys volunteer work. “I’m not a big golfer,” said Dwight Er- ickson, “and the only volunteer work I had done had been with my church or at school when the kids were growing up. But volunteering is a great American tradition. It helps you stay mentally active. So I went on the Pinellas County government website and registered to be a volunteer.” ... Page 7A. Photos by JIM LAYFIELD Above, a group of Clearwater youths, participated in the toilet paper relay at the Fourth of July VIEWPOINTS celebration at Largo Central Park. Rain threatened the celebration but stayed away and the event ended with a dazzling fireworks display, shown right. More pictures of the event are on page 4A. Mary Sanchez Columnist says it is morally indefensible that City moves toward Congress shrinks from Tooting his horn doing what is right by immigrants. ‘one-stop’ service … Page 8A.

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Governor signs bills Street party at military museum LARGO – Gov. Rick Scott in the Officers’ Club at The Armed Forces Mili- tary Museum officially signed four veteran’s bills July 5. Lt. Gov. Jennifer Carroll, congressional members and state legislators were in attendance. The family of the late Rear Admiral Leroy Collins Jr., former Executive Director of Veterans Affairs, was also in attendance, according to a museum news release. The four state bills that were signed in the military museum’s Officers’ Club were HB 95, HB 465, HB 663 and HB 1319. HB 95 provides a free lifetime annual entrance pass to state parks for parents of military who have died in the line of duty, deceased members of the U.S. Armed Forces, National Guard, or reserve components who have fallen in combat, and surviving spouse and parents of law enforcement officers or firefighters who died in the line of duty. HB 465 establishes the newly formed Florida Veterans’ Hall of Fame, providing for administration by the Department of Veterans Affairs. HB 663 requires the Division of Forestry within the Department of Agri- culture and Consumer Services (DACS) to establish one or more “Wounded Warrior Special Hunt Areas” on state lands to provide specialized hunting areas for eligible veterans. HB 1319 provides for issuance of temporary license to specified health care practitioners who are spouses of active duty members of Armed Forces under certain circumstances. The governor arrived early and took a tour of the military museum. He visited the Naval Gallery, the site of the recently installed Navy periscope donated by the U.S. Navy. The Armed Forces Military Museum, located at 2050 34th Way, opened in 2008. The 50,000-square-foot museum and display areas are filled with a military collection that includes tanks, aircraft, memorabilia and interac- tive exhibits.

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LARGO – In 1990 when Danny Lehan was 15 years old, he’d ride his bicycle to the Village Inn, where he worked. His first job at the restaurant, located at Walsingham and Vonn roads, was a bus boy; he worked weekends as he was going to school. Then Lehan became a dish washer, then a cook and then a server. He came home from work two years later and told his parents he was going to own that restaurant one day. His dream has come true; he’s soon to become the new fran- chisee of the Village Inn. For months Lehan called the owner of the property to see what From left are Joseph Swetavage, Danny Lehan IV and Danny Lehan III, was happening with the building members of a family who are reopening the Village Inn on Walsingham that was the Village Inn before it Road. closed. On Feb. 2, the owners decided to lease the property to complete renovation from the closed a little more than a year Photos by TOM GERMOND him, Lehan said, in a news re- ground to the roof,” Lehan said. ago, despite the weak economy. The Village Inn at Walsingham and Vonn roads will be reopened through family venture. lease. The restaurant is expected to Former customers have been “As a family venture along with open on Aug. 1, the first in the dropping by the restaurant in of Largo. He was then sent to a years until moving again to open Arts, as past president of the the owners we have decided to re- chain in the Tampa Bay area “to droves, Swetavage said. Village Inn in Tampa and promot- another Village Inn in Tampa. He Largo Cultural Center, on the vitalize the building and bring the bring the new re-image look and “I really believe Danny is going ed to general manager. was brought back to the Village city’s Recreation, Parks and Arts iconic Village Inn back to life,” style, with all new colors and a to do well,” Swetavage said. He received training in new Inn in Largo and then to the Vil- Advisory Board and the Planning Lehan said. delightful décor,” Lehan said. Lehan began his management restaurant openings, marketing, lage Inn on Fourth Street in St. Board. Lehan’s father, also named Pam Swetavage, Danny’s career with Village Inn in the strategic planning and other Petersburg. He has served five Village Inn has corporate and Danny, is a financial backer. His mother, is responsible for pro- summer of 2008 in Naples. Three areas of restaurant operations. years at that location. franchise restaurants totaling stepfather, Joe Swetavage, is the moting the restaurant. She said months later Village Inn decided Lehan was then transferred Lehan, 36, has been active in more than 200, located in the general contractor. the family has no qualms about to sell that restaurant and Danny back to the Village Inn in Largo the Largo community, serving on Rocky Mountain region, the Mid- The building was in need of “a reopening the restaurant, which was transferred to his hometown and remained there for eight the Partners N Progress for the west, Arizona and Florida.

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Photos by JIM LAYFIELD Nonprofit organization to take over county arts By SUZETTE PORTER to use the $300,000 seed money. The plan is to hold it in reserve until Law would apply to the group. “we can do something significant with that,” he said. “It is a factor,” Long said. “We can address that in the agreement.” CLEARWATER – Pinellas County government is getting out of the af- Commissioner Neil Brickfield questioned the wisdom of giving an or- He said the agreement also would make sure there is no intent to fairs of the local arts and cultural community – for the most part any- ganization $300,000 when it did not yet have bylaws and no real plans represent special interests. way. to spend the money. Brickfield said he didn’t want to turn over Terry Haas, another member of the Creative Pinellas board, present- Commissioners unanimously approved ordinance amendments June $300,000 until the group had a plan for how to spend it. ed the commission with an update on the group’s organizational stand- 14 that allow passing the reins of the county’s arts and cultural affairs “Otherwise, I’m really excited,” he said. ing June 14. department to a private organization, Creative Pinellas Inc., the desig- Commissioner Nancy Bostock suggested that the county “keep the He said the group now was officially incorporated and had a federal nated local arts agency. money in our savings account” until such time the group had better employer ID number from the IRS. St. Petersburg College has donated In 2010, budget cuts forced the elimination of the county’s organiza- plans, perhaps giving it out piecemeal over time. office space. tion, and commissioners set aside $300,000 in seed money for the fu- Bostock had several questions about sections that did not pertain to He outlined plans for the next six months, which include getting tax- ture if a private group came forward interested in taking on the Creative Pinellas. She asked about leaving “some legacy programs” in exempt status and negotiating a contract with the county, completing business of local arts and culture. the ordinance. She also questioned a section that talked about support bylaws and governance issues and forming an advisory group and sub- A task force was formed to look at ways to create a local arts authori- for art projects in public as well as private buildings. committees. ty. County Commission Chair Susan Latvala was one of its members. “I’d like to take out private,” she said. Next step is to write contracts for, and hire the creative director and Creative Pinellas was born from that process. Kageyama said some municipalities require art projects be placed in buzz officers, who will establish “technology platforms” on the group’s Peter Kageyama, who is a member of the newly created Creative private buildings. website, Facebook page, Twitter, YouTube and others. Pinellas board, talked during a meeting on May 24 about the “buzz” the Bostock asked why the ordinance would continue to maintain com- A logo must be designed, and the group will determine the needs of organization hopes to create about local arts and cultural events in the mittees set up to approve grant projects. creative organizations and artists. Then, it’s time to launch, Haas said. county. Latvala said although currently no grants were available from the Creative Pinellas also intends to use marketing to increase license He said Creative Pinellas would be a “megaphone for all the great county, the situation might change sometime in the future, and if the plate sales. arts and cultural things happening in the county.” county ever distributed grant money in the future, those committees Haas estimated the organization would need start-up capital of He said approval of the amended ordinance would be a “significant would be needed. $50,000 for the first six months. change in approach” from the county’s program of being a Assistant County Attorney Dennis Long said it was best to keep the Before the vote to approve the ordinance amendments, Bostock again funding/granting organization and program delivery organization. Cre- structure in place for programs offered in the past in case it was need- tried to persuade fellow commissioners to remove the sections that ap- ative Pinellas will focus more on promotion and marketing with the goal ed. plied to programs no longer offered by the county. of becoming more of a networking group. Lastly, Bostock asked that the ordinance require the commission ap- “I’d like to see us get rid of the elaborate process,” she said. “We To that end, one less than a full-time director will be hired along with prove any grants to Creative Pinellas funded by county or state dollars. could always change it in the future.” two buzz directors, who will be charged with the task of creating Long said money from license plate sales or other money given to the “It allows for use in the future,” Latvala said. “Google juice” via cranking out 3,000 pieces of positive news about local organization by the state would go straight to Creative Pinellas. Com- Latvala also said Creative Pinellas was a fairer way of helping local arts and cultural events. These two individuals will attend events, and missioners would approve any county funds passing to the local arts arts and culture groups. In the past, only a few were approved to re- use social networking – Twitter, Facebook, blogs, photos and other tools authority. ceive county grants and, as the money dwindled, even fewer received to create a buzz about the local arts and cultural community, Kageya- Long also said a contract was in the works with Creative Pinellas that help. ma said. would include more specifics on the arrangement. He said the matter of “All will benefit from the marketing and promotion by Creative Pinel- He told commissioners the organizing board is convinced the organi- when the $300,000 would be passed to the LAA could be addressed in las,” she said. zation can be self-sustaining – living off revenue generated by license the contract, which will come back to the board in the near future. For more information about Creative Pinellas, visit the group’s Face- plates and earned income. He said the group had no immediate plans On June 14, Bostock brought up the question of how the Sunshine book page – Pinellas “Creative” Arts Community.

ONE-STOP, from page 1A “I would rather see an attitude change and as we are working with room meeting Americans with Disabilities Act requirements during that attitude change, see what really is needed,” Murray said. all hours City Hall is open. Ten additional workstations will be added needs are for reconfiguration of the customer service area,” she said. Commissioners voted 6-1 to approve purchase of flooring and car- as part of the reconfiguration to meet existing and future staffing City officials have visited other jurisdictions over that period and peting, with Holmes dissenting. needs. feel the improvements are overdue, Stricklin said. Other costs involved in the project, such as for hardwall construc- City commissioners said at a retreat Jan. 21 that the city needs to “The customer service aspect of it is only part of the intent. The tion, doors and hardware, paint and security, bring the total to provide better services to businesses. In recent weeks, city officials other is badly needed renovation for space needs for the department $165,000. Work is slated to begin in August and is expected to be have conducted an outreach effort that reflects a need to raise cus- as well,” she said. finished in six weeks. tomer standards, revise rules and regulations, expand economic de- Murray said he would hate to have the “reset and find out that it is The scope of the project also includes the addition of a conference velopment programming and support for small businesses, among not working yet.” room to the lobby and creates a hallway for public access to the rest- taking other action.

TRANSIT, from page 1A “I met a man who told me that he liked the sound of the plan, but engineering mechanics of the project. why should he vote for it? He said he didn’t even buy green bananas,” Pinellas Metropolitan Planning Organization member Sarah Ward achieve from the new transit: maximize economic development oppor- Florida Department of Transportation Development Manager Ming Gao agreed that even after the revenue is raised and approved, other issues tunities; pursue transit improvements supported by the public; en- said. will still need to be worked out before building can start, such as envi- courage sustainability through a mobile initiative; provide local E-town hall meetings are scheduled for August and December in ronmental, engineering and final design aspects. She predicted about connections within Pinellas County and the region and to attract new hopes of getting more public input. The team is working on getting the five to seven years for those pieces of the puzzle to be ready. transit markets. planning together, but want to make sure it’s what the public wants as A few different models were passed around the table that showed Now that the group has decided where the new form of transporta- well, Crozier said. various possibilities for the bridge, some involving total reconstruction tion will run, funding is the next factor to be reckoned with, Largo Mid- The table members referred to the early stages of the routes and de- to make room for the transit, others required building above the cur- Pinellas Chamber of Commerce President Tom Morrissette added. velopment as the “spine” of the operation, while the connecting streets rent structure or just simply adding another or replacing a current “We’re working on campaigning, because revenue will have to be and stops are the ribs that will be worked out after the core is created. lane. raised to make this happen, whether it be a penny tax, or another type “We need to remember that it’s going to take place in stage imple- Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority Planning Manager John Vil- of tax,” Morrissette said. “But, we’re working on a grassroots campaign mentation; there’s no way we can afford to build the entire system at leneuve said that after the spine of the project is created, officials are that shows that transportation is important to us; we need to move the same time. We build the first piece, the spine, and show people hoping to expand deeper into Tampa because the bridge is crucial to Pinellas forward,” he said. what the system can do,” Gao said. “If you get great feedback, that’s get Hillsborough County voters involved. Getting people to vote for the new transit and agree to start paying how you start implementing things.” The connection points on either side of the bridge are crucial to the more out of their pockets for it may be the tricky part, the group The group discussed the need to integrate the Howard Frankland plan, Pringle agreed. agreed. The voting must also take place during an election year, or else Bridge as a connection point for one of the routes. The issue with that Another Tampa-related issue involves the ever-expanding rental car a special election will have to be held and paid for to have it on an off is that the bridge is approaching its 50-year mark, when it needs to be industry, Largo City Commissioner Woody Brown said. Many snow- year. Getting people to see that there is something in it for them, rebuilt, Gao said. birds flying down in the winter rely on the rental car industry to get something that will benefit them, is essential as well, Morrissette said. Gao and his team have been surveying the bridge and came up with around town. If someone has to stop several times going from the air- There is a high population of senior citizens in Pinellas County who an estimated date of 2020-2025 to finish reconstruction. Some of the port to his or her hotel room, it isn’t going to be good, Brown said. may feel like the project sounds good on paper, but depending on how table members looked surprised and unhappy with the time frame, The group will be working on getting the community involved and long it takes to build, won’t get to see the benefits of what they voted while others reminded them that the process is time consuming. making locals realize that “there’s something in it for everyone,” while for. Pringle verified this with his estimation of three to four years for the continuing the planning stages of the project. © 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com Leader, July 7, 2011 County 5A Remembering Kelly Ceremony will mark four months since IRB woman went missing By CHARY SOUTHMAYD Perry. No one has heard from her since. Hayden struggles about whether to Organizers make it very clear that the speak of his friend in the present or past INDIAN ROCKS BEACH – More than gathering is not about Perry. It is intend- tense, but chooses not to give up hope 100 people are expected to gather on the ed to be all about Rothwell. she could still be alive. beach Tuesday, July 12 in a service of re- “We want to put out some positive “We really hope she is out there some- membrance for Kelly Rothwell, the Indian thoughts and energy and hope that the where … perhaps she escaped him Rocks Beach resident who vanished truth will come to light,” said Robert (Perry) and is laying low,” he said. “We without a trace March 12. Hayden, one of Rothwell’s longtime hope and pray she will turn up alive, The event flyer says the flower and friends. rather than the other outcome.” candlelight gathering is intended to cele- Hayden and his wife, Daisy, met Roth- Hayden is troubled by a lack of ongo- brate Kelly’s “beauty, her light, her love, well several years ago when they were all ing local and national media attention to her peaceful ways and the many gifts she employed at the Wyndham Peaks Resort the case. left us with.” Friends are organizing the and Golden Door Spa in Telluride, Colo., “There has hardly been anything about gathering on the beach behind the con- where Kelly was the human resources di- the story,” he said. “Where is Kelly?” dominium where Rothwell lived with her rector. Robert and Kelly share the same Organizers of the remembrance ask boyfriend, David Perry. birthday, Jan. 10. anyone who would like to join in to bring Pinellas County Sheriff’s detectives say The Haydens renewed their friendship an orange towel, orange flower and or- Perry is a suspect in Rothwell’s disap- with Kelly after they had all relocated ange candle. Orange is Rothwell’s favorite pearance and has been uncooperative here. color and signifies positive energy, Hay- with their investigation of the case. He “Kelly was … is … a great, down-to- den said. abruptly left for New York the day after earth person,” Hayden said. “She is very The gathering will be Tuesday, July 12, Photo courtesy of ROBERT HAYDEN Rothwell made it known to friends that spiritual, very positive, sweet, caring and 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on the beach at 27th A flower and candlelight gathering for Kelly Rothwell is planned the evening she intended to end the relationship with funny. We love to drink red wine.” Avenue in Indian Rocks Beach. of July 12 on Indian Rocks Beach. PolicePolice beatbeat FHP releases ‘Macho Man’s’ autopsy report The domestic dispute was between a mother and her adult son, Pe- corporated Clearwater. Detectives were able to develop probable cause SEMINOLE – Pro wrestler Randy Savage died of natural causes, ac- sare, who had been using narcotics and was threatening suicide, the to obtain a search warrant from the Office of the State Attorney, 6th cording to his autopsy report released by the Florida Highway Patrol Largo police report said. Judicial Circuit for the residence. June 30. Officers arrived on the scene at 1:35 p.m. and attempted to make On June 30, detectives served the search warrant at the residence. Randy Mario Poffo, 58, of Seminole, also known as Randy “Macho contact with the son. Two officers entered the apartment while the During the search, detectives discovered the body of a young adult fe- Man” Savage, died May 20 soon after a one-vehicle crash in Seminole. third officer remained outside. The officers who entered the apartment male buried in the backyard, the victim of an apparent homicide. The medical examiner’s report gives the cause of death as attempted to make contact with Pesare who brandished a knife and During interviews, Routenberg allegedly told detectives the body was atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease – the leading cause of both assaulted them. One officer deployed a TASER, which did not have an his girlfriend, Shanessa Lynn Chappie, 24, who he killed during an ar- death and disability in North America, according to the American effect at stopping the assault. The second officer used his department gument, then buried in his backyard. Heart Association. firearm and fatally shot Pesare. Routenberg said Chappie lived at the residence with him. The toxicology showed acetaminophen, caffeine, dihydrocodeine, According to Largo Police Lt. Mike Loux, investigators from the Largo Routenberg was arrested for first-degree murder, as well as violation doxylamine, doxylamine metabolite(s) and hydrocodone. Ethanol was Police Department, State Attorney’s Office and the Medical Examiners of probation and unrelated drug charges. He remains in the Pinellas 0.031 grams per deciliter. The legal limit is 0.08 g/dl. Officer are conducting the investigation. County Jail without bail. Savage was traveling west in his 2009 Jeep Wrangler about 9:25 The involved officers, per standard operating procedures will be a.m. on Park Boulevard when he lost control of the vehicle just west of placed on paid, administrative leave. Man dies after motorcycle crash on Gandy the intersection at 113th Street, according to FHP reports the day of PINELLAS PARK – A 50-year-old Palm Harbor resident died from in- the crash. The jeep traveled over the raised concrete median divider, Home suffers heavy damage in fire juries suffered after a Volkswagen Jetta turned in front of his motorcy- crossed over the eastbound lanes of Park Boulevard, then over the out- CLEARWATER – A single-family home received heavy damage due to cle July 3, according to Pinellas Park police. side curb before colliding head-on with a tree. a fire on July 2, according to a Clearwater Fire and Rescue report. James Russell Westling was driving his 2009 Harley-Davidson east Seminole Fire Department responded and provided medical care be- About 35 firefighters worked the fire, the report said. Clearwater Fire on Gandy Boulevard at just before 12:50 p.m. that day when the car – fore Savage was transported to Largo Medical where he later died. The and Rescue responded at 9:36 a.m. and got the fire under control by driven by Morgan M. Dooley, 17, of St. Petersburg – turned from 34th initial report said Savage might have suffered a medical event. 10 a.m. The family was not home at the time, and none of the firefight- Street in front of him. Savage’s wife, Barbara Poffo, 56, received minor injuries in the ers suffered any injuries. The cause of the fire is under investigation. Both Westling and his passenger – Patricia L. Gabriel, 49, of Palm crash. She was treated and released from Bayfront Medical Center. Harbor – flew from the motorcycle as it hit the car, police reported. Nei- FHP Sgt. Steve Gaskins said the investigation remains open, and the Man arrested after burying victim in backyard ther was wearing a helmet. traffic homicide report most likely would be released in the next several CLEARWATER – A man was arrested July 1 after the body of an Westling suffered serious injuries and was transported to a local weeks. adult female was found buried in his backyard. hospital. Gabriel’s injuries were not life-threatening, emergency per- One dead in officer involved shooting According to detectives with the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office, sonnel reported. Eastbound Gandy Boulevard was closed for several LARGO – A Largo man was shot and killed June 30 by a Largo po- Robbery/Homicide Unit, the investigation began June 29 when infor- hours after the crash. lice officer responding to a report of a domestic dispute. mation was received about an unreported homicide that occurred over Investigators were notified early July 4 morning that Westling had Nicholas John Pesare, 18, was shot after he threatened officers with a month ago in unincorporated Clearwater. died as a result of his injuries. a knife when they tried to make contact with him at the Laguna Vista The investigation led detectives to the residence of William C. The crash investigation continues, with charges against Dooley Apartments, 555 Belcher Road S. Routenberg, 35, of 6217 148th Ave. N. in the Highpoint area of unin- pending.

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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com 6A County Leader, July 7, 2011 Candidates respond to Tea Party group’s questions By JULIANA A. TORRES “We’re very active. We have a for its repeal. “on the hook” for too much future costs associated “If Obamacare gets implemented in 2014, we will with. “The money was not going back to repeal the PINELLAS PARK – Four conservative candidates multi-pronged approach that create an entitlement that we will never be able to (national) debt.” for U.S. Senate made their first public appeal of the calls for meetings and trying recover from,” Hasner said. McCalister said he was completely against fixed 2012 election season to the South Pinellas 9/12 Haridopolos said he differed from the reform of rail. Patriots June 26. to really educate the public.” Medicare proposed in Ryan’s budget plan in that he “It also concerns me: is this one of the steps to The candidate forum featured George LeMieux, thought the reform shouldn’t affect anyone 41 and kind of herd us into our little communities in this appointed to U.S. Senate at the resignation of Sen. younger, rather than the age cutoff of 54 that Ryan one-world government concept? We got to stop Mel Martinez in 2008; current Florida Senate Presi- – Barb Haseldon had proposed. that,” he said. dent Mike Haridopolos, former state Rep. Adam South Pinellas 9/12 Patriots LeMieux said fraud was costing the country $20 The South Pinellas 9/12 Patriots filmed the can- Hasner and retired Army Col. Mike McCalister, who billion a year, while Hasner and McCalister argued didate forum to make it available to the public on- previously ran for Florida governor. The candidates that litigation reform was a big step in solving rising line. Visit www.meetup.com/S-Pinellas-9-12- are vying for the Republican nomination, against the defense budget and capping domestic spend- medical costs. Patriots current U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., who is up for ing. “We need to get where doctors and hospitals re-election in 2012. “I’m the only candidate in this race who has fully don’t have to prescribe duplicative or unnecessary About the patriots embraced the Paul Ryan budget plan and the only tests just to get paid or to avoid lawsuits,” McCalis- Based on the passion in their cheers in response The economy criticism that I have made of it, is that it doesn’t go ter said. to candidates for U.S. Senate June 26, South At the forefront of each of the candidate’s open- far enough, fast enough,” Hasner said. Pinellas 9/12 Patriots agree on the following ing remarks was their concern for the economy and American sovereignty points: what they would do about it. Climate change and energy The South Pinellas 9/21 Patriots asked the can- 1) Science has neither proved nor disproved the LeMioux said that Congress’s idea of a budget All candidates argued that the scientific commu- didates what they knew about the United Nations existence of global warming, thus making all gov- was to add 10 to 15 percent to the amount that had nity was still split as to whether global warming set of policies called Agenda 21, outlined by the or- ernmental policies proposed to counter it an expen- been spent in the year prior. He called or a cap on was occurring, or if it was, whether humans were ganization in 1992 with the intent to create sus- sive waste of time, potentially covering ulterior federal expenditures at the level that was spent in affecting it. tainable development in the world. motives. 2007, which he said would balance the budget in “If we’re going to have to spend and radically Both LeMieux and Hasner vowed to be vigilant 2) The budgets of specifically the U.S. Environ- two years and cut the current national debt of $14 change our lifestyle, it better be an absolute an- against international policies that threatened Amer- mental Protection Agency, the Department of Ener- million down to $7 million. swer,” Haridopolos said. ican law or sovereignty. McCalister had a stronger gy and the Federal Drug and Food Administration “Can’t we go back as a country and say ‘We’ll live LeMieux said he had looked at the cap and trade stance, saying that the United Nations wanted to should, without hesitation, be reduced. off what we had when the economy was good, when proposal, but eventually decided it was a bad idea, not only decrease the world population and “tell us 3) Standards devised by the United Nations are tax revenues were high?’” he asked the audience. partly because Tampa Electric said it would raise where we’re going to live,” but would eventually try not to be trusted as polices within the United He also said the increased national debt was a their rates by 30 percent. to “take our guns away.” States. concern for the business community and ultimately “I don’t believe in man-made global warming. I “I’ve been talking about Agenda 21 since last 4) There are no conditions under which interna- sending American jobs overseas. Hasner agreed, don’t buy into the alarmist mentality,” Hasner said, summer, on tape and on videos,” he said, adding tional law should be considered or applied to the calling the debt the “greatest national security accusing those pushing climate regulations as hav- that the governor had threatened to stop taking his United States, especially in regards to gun control, threat.” ing ulterior motives. phone calls if he mentioned the concept to him Shariah or Islamic law and parental rights. Haridopolos said he planned to take on spending McCalister agreed. again. “We gotta be way out front of this and edu- 5) America is good. and entitlement reform. He cited his successes in “I think they’re using the whole environmental cate the public.” And the last point is the most important, under- the Florida Legislature, including the “Smart Cap” deal and global warming, just to be an excuse for To the question, “Are there any conditions under lying and foundational belief to which the group amendment to the state constitution, which would the redistribution of wealth,” he said. which international law should be considered or holds. It’s the first of the nine principals – which ac- limit any increase in state spending to a percentage The candidates also were asked what they would applied to the US, for example, for gun control, company 12 values – listed by the national 9/12 based on population growth and the rate of infla- Sharia law, parental rights?” all candidates re- Project. do to reduce the nation’s dependence on foreign oil. tion, if voters approve it in 2012. He said he was in sponded “No,” most with little elaboration. “We believe that we should continue our consti- All were in favor of increased domestic oil produc- favor of a national balanced budget amendment. “There has been no one in this state who has tutional government and keep our sovereignty,” the tion, in Alaska and the Gulf of Mexico. McCalister said it would take a lot more than been more outspoken about the threats of Sharia group’s organizer Barb Haselden said. “I find it absolutely arrogant of Washington, D.C., cutting spending to save the country. law,” Hasner added. A chorus of agreement within the group’s lead- to tell the state of Alaska, that wants to drill for oil, “We gotta do a better job selling our products The 9/12 group also asked the candidates ers, gathered before the candidate forum, places that they can’t,” Haridopolos said. and our services against the other 95 percent of the whether they would sign a pledge to not support the concept of “American sovereignty,” nearly syn- world,” McCalister said. “And a lot of that is going LeMieux said that if all long-haul trucks switched any public fixed rail. Haridopolos and Hasner ar- onymous in meaning and importance to the Ameri- come back to having a better-trained work force, to natural gas, it would decrease the country’s de- gued that they supported Gov. Rick Scott’s recent can Constitution. protecting our patents, and having better treaties pendence on foreign oil by 40 percent and advocat- decision to reject the federal funds for the proposed The South Pinellas group is divided into commit- and trade agreements that are more conducive to ed the construction of “50 or 100” nuclear power rail between Tampa and Orlando. LeMieux said he tees that either organize the activity of the group or U.S. industries.” plants. would have accept the money, given the circum- study an issue important to it. Hasner said he supported the budget plan pro- stances. “When do we not meet?” Haselden said with a posed by U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis. The plan is Healthcare “Before I got there, that money was already allo- laugh, eventually deciding that meetings occur two designed to reduce the deficit by $4.4 trillion over The Republican candidates were unanimous in cated. In that situation, I’d rather the money go to to three times a week. “We’re very active. We have a the next 10 years by repealing healthcare reform, their opposition to the healthcare reform that Presi- Florida than California,” he said, adding that he multi-pronged approach that calls for meetings and reforming Medicare and Medicaid, making cuts to dent Barak Obama championed last year, calling would be against the measure if Florida would be trying to really educate the public.”

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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com Leader, July 7, 2011 County 7A Volunteer shares business expertise with county By LEN CIECIEZNSKI his years in the marketing business.” What would a consultant have charged for Dwight Erickson thought living in Min- HelpingHelping such expertise? When Erickson was working nesota was fine until he visited Florida one for clients such as Perkins Restaurants and January. hands Pillsbury, his time was easily worth $1,800 a Prior to starting his own import/export hands day. But for Pinellas County, Erickson is company, Erickson spent 35 years in Min- Outstanding volunteers happy to provide the help as a volunteer, giv- nesota in the packaged goods business, ing back to the community that will soon be- mostly marketing food and food-related working on a new and exciting housing pro- come his permanent home. items, both for the food service industry and gram in our department and we had a mar- “I find that it’s fun,” said Erickson. “I retail, which brought him to the Florida marketing piece that we needed to prepare to wouldn’t be doing it otherwise. The volunteer ket on occasion. send to prospective lenders, to invite them to system in Pinellas County works well in em- Since he began working for himself, he become partners in the program. So Dwight bracing a volunteer, placing that volunteer in found himself choosing to spend more and was able to look at that and give us some the correct venue, having professionals who more time in the Pinellas County area (he’s very valuable input for the copy on our mar- know how to deal with that volunteer and re- currently looking to buy a house in Belleair) keting documents. He also gave us a great spect the volunteer’s time and then take the and found himself with more and more time concept outline regarding some of the mar- input and put it to good use.” on his hands. keting strategies that we can use moving for- Pinellas County volunteers can expect to Erickson listed his skills in management, ward with the program.” make a difference in the life of their commu- marketing and strategic planning. As fate Erickson came up with a great name for nity, while exploring interests, sharing knowl- would have it, those were just the skills that the program as well, and worked on develop- edge, assisting others and making friends. Pinellas County’s Community Development ing the program logo. “Sometimes staff can This article was provided by Pinellas Coun- department was looking for. get too close to the problem,” Muhrlin said. ty Communications. For more information, “He was a former marketing executive,” “We found that Dwight lent a certain objectiv- visit www.pinellascounty.org/volunteer, email Photo courtesy of PINELLAS COUNTY COMMUNICATIONS said Jane Muhrlin, senior program adminis- ity to what we were working on. He was able [email protected] or call 464- Dwight Erickson, a former marketing executive, calls volunteering “a trator for Community Development. “We were to provide a unique perspective because of 3945. great American tradition.” Sand Key nourishment project delayed until April By BOB McCLURE permitting from the Florida De- while Young was able to get an nation will be considered at the EMS study conducted by the privatized camping sites being partment of Environmental Pro- additional $45 million funneled Aug. 9 County Commission consulting firm Integral Per- authorized for state parks, such ST. PETE BEACH – A delay tection, which will allow it to to the Corps of Engineers. meeting. If approved, she will formance Solutions. as Honeymoon Island State due to weather considerations award a construction contract Of that total, $11.3 million is serve through December 2012, Freaney said the current cost Park in Dunedin. has postponed the start of the as early as the end of Septem- targeted for Pinellas County, representing Belleair Beach, of emergency services, using “I wish (State Rep. Jim Frishe) Sand Key beach nourishment ber. boosting the federal portion of Belleair Shore, Indian Rocks EMS reserve funds, is not sus- was still here,” Queen said. “I’d project to the first week in April Barring an unexpected the Sand Key project to the nec- Beach, Indian Shores, North tainable and will require a solu- like to let him know this is not a of 2012. weather event, the completion essary $21 million. Redington Beach, Redington tion soon. good thing.” Speaking in place of Pinellas date is targeted six to nine Meantime, a smaller nourish- Shores and Redington Beach on She said IPS recommends the County Coastal Manager Andy months from the start date, ment project at the north end of the PPC, which considers land county pay for 72 full-time posi- Redistricting Squires, who was absent, Indi- Honeymoon Island is expected Squires said. use issues. tions at 19 providers of county- Before departing, Frishe, a an Shores Town Councilor Bill The $35 million project will be to start in August. It was last Early next year, the proposed wide first-responder services. member of the State House of Smith told members of the Bar- funded 60 percent by federal done in 2008. merger of the PPC and Pinellas The county currently pays for Representatives Redistricting rier Islands Governmental money, 20 percent ($7 million) Following the Sand Key proj- County Metropolitan Planning 62. Committee, said a public hear- Council June 29 that the pro- state funds and 20 percent ($7 ect, the next Pinellas nourish- Organization is expected to take Also, to make the system fair, ing on redistricting is planned jected November start has been million) by county funds. ment will be Treasure Island place. At that time, one person IPS is recommending a county- Tuesday, Aug. 30, 8 a.m., at the moved back but didn’t explain Last-minute work by Con- and Upham Beach, starting in on the unified PPC/MPO, which wide averaging of cost for the the reason. St. Petersburg College EpiCen- gressman Bill Young in Wash- late 2013 or early 2014. will consider both land use and system. Reached later, Squires ex- ter in Largo. ington, D.C. and State Sen. transportation issues, will rep- A funding source has yet to plained that the Army Corps of Dennis Jones, R-Redington Kennedy nominated “We want to hear from every- resent the 10 beach communi- be determined by commission- body,” Frishe said. “This is Engineers notified his office last Shores, in Tallahassee resulted Indian Rocks Beach City ties. ers. going to be one of the most open week of the change “due to se- in enough funding in 2011 to Commissioner Cookie Kennedy vere weather that historically and transparent redistricting move the project forward in full. has been nominated to replace EMS presentation Against privatization impacts the area in the fall and Jones and State Rep. Jim Fr- Jerry Knight of North Redington processes we’ve ever had.” winter from Sept. 30 to April 1.” ishe, R-St. Petersburg, were Beach as the Group B represen- Assistant County Administra- North Redington Beach Redistricting in Florida is con- “I guess they’re referring to able to convince fellow state leg- tative on the Pinellas Planning tor Maureen Freaney presented Mayor Bill Queen said he was ducted every 10 years following fall and winter storms related to islators and Gov. Rick Scott to Council. details on the county’s recent shocked to read recently about results of the U.S. Census. cold fronts moving through,” approve $55 million in state Knight is stepping down, ef- said Squires. funds for beach nourishment, fective July 20. Kennedy’s nomi- Smith said it might be a good We Feature Capt. Tom’s Best Smoked Fish Spread thing because the start of the project would come after the FLOORING winter tourist season. LIFE Havana FRESH Produce & More!

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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com 8A Viewpoints Leader, July 7, 2011 EDITORIAL The terrible-tempered Judge Judy Don’t judge it Anyone who wishes to see sadism and scams and other forms of deception. She masochism displayed in their full glory need doesn’t hesitate to tell witnesses that they’re only tune in to the “Judge Judy” TV program. lying, or that they’re an idiot. She insists that It’s the top-rated daytime TV show in Ameri- Driver’s Seat witnesses look her directly in the eye while ca, and is running much of the time. Its rat- Bob Driver testifying. She will instruct a slack-jawed wit- or try to fix it ings allow the networks and sponsors to pay ness to close his gaping mouth. Shabbily Judy Sheindlin millions of dollars each year. dressed participants incense her. She insists Sadism – pleasure derived from the delib- on precise answers to her questions, and will Taxpayers can’t afford plan erate inflicting of pain – is a major and possi- shriek at witnesses who displease her. Or she bly the primary courtroom tactic of Judge The Judge Judy show will simply dismiss them from her courtroom. on worker’s pay, benefits Judy. Although she doesn’t crack her judicial purports to show the I wish a panel of seasoned, dispassionate whip with the same severity on every litigant judges could be enrolled to view 10 or 20 of When Florida Gov. Rick Scott signed into law a requirement for who appears before her, they all face the workings of law, but at its Judge Judy’s shows, and then rate her for government employees to pay a portion of their retirement cost, identical peril: that they will do or say some- heart it is entertainment. her effectiveness, fairness and comportment. mixed opinions ensued. thing that displeases Her Honor even in the For all I know, she might get top grades on all Some believe that the change means the retirement fund for thou- slightest. Her responses vary. She may sim- It’s show business, and counts. But I doubt it. sands of employees paid for with taxpayer dollars now is more com- ply eject the offender from her courtroom. Or Judy Sheindlin is a superb, The Judge Judy show purports to show parable to that of workers in the private sector. Many taxpayers don’t she will call him/her an idiot or a liar. Or the workings of law, but at its heart it is en- see a problem with government workers paying into their own retire- command them to shut up. Whatever her ac- if irritating, entertainer. tertainment. It’s show business, and Judy ment funds. tion, Judge Judy ensures that many, if not Which is not a crime. Sheindlin is a superb, if irritating, entertain- However, most government employees viewed the move as a pay most, of the citizens who come before her er. Which is not a crime. cut, arguing that it had been many years since they’d seen pay rais- leave the courtroom humiliated or otherwise Still, an air of something shameful hangs es, so asking them to give up 3 percent of their wages was a hard- diminished in their own eyes and those of the pense. over the Judge Judy program, as well as ship. viewing public. Judge Judy was born in Brooklyn 68 years shows produced by Jerry Springer, Steve We sympathize with government workers, as we have sympathized In many ways, these plaintiffs and defen- ago. After years as a practicing attorney, she Wilkos, Maury Povich and other bottom-feed- with those in the private sector who have lost their jobs, had their dants deserve the judge’s mistreatment. They became a criminal court judge, famous for ers (including, at times, the much-praised Dr. work hours cut or their salaries lowered. Government workers are not knowingly ask for it. They are masochists – her quick, firm decisions, and then a family Phil). These programs encourage participants the only ones who have not had pay raises in several years. persons who voluntarily undergo pain and court judge. She has been married twice and to come forward and display their resent- As to retirement funds, some people work at companies who do not persecution when they don’t have to. The is- has two children, three stepchildren and 11 ments, vengefulness, greed, dishonesty, lust, offer a retirement plan of any kind. Some employers do not contribute sues they bring before Judge Judy could grandchildren. She began her syndicated TV infidelity, ignorance, stupidity and a host of to their workers retirement funds at all. In fact, we suspect that em- have been quietly settled in other courts, show in 1996. Today her yearly salary is re- other unpleasant qualities. These shabby ployers that pay 100 percent of their employees’ retirement are few. many miles away, where the complaint origi- ported to be $45 million; her net worth, $95 psychodramas are played out, not in the rela- Recently, Pinellas County Commissioners grappled with the dilem- nated. Chances are the local judges would million. Her most devoted fans are females tive obscurity of a local courtroom, but on ma of what to do with the millions of dollars coming back into the have dispensed justice at least as fairly as between the ages of 25 and 54. Her favorite worldwide television. The 15 minutes of fame budget from savings due to employees paying a percentage of their re- Judge Judy does, and without demeaning the TV program is “Law and Order.” Judge Judy’s litigants achieve will follow tirement costs. litigants. Most important of all, the litigants’ What is the secret of her show’s success? It them potentially for the rest of their lives, While it was clear that all would like to pay employees more money, dirty laundry would not have been displayed may lie in the fact that Americans are sick of with God-only-knows what consequences for as well as offer added job security, the majority prevailed and said no to the watching world of network television. courtrooms where cases drag on for weeks or themselves and their families. to a proposed plan to give the money back to employees. But no. This is 2011. The concepts of re- months without resolution. This doesn’t hap- But perhaps not. Someone has said, Commissioner Norm Roche was adamantly against “balancing the spect, dignity, privacy and restrained behav- pen when Judge Judy is in charge. Testimo- “There are no victims – only volunteers.” budget on the backs of our employees.” When faced with the argu- ior have vanished from the minds and lives of ny typically lasts from 5 to 15 minutes; then Should we keep that thought in mind as ment against increasing the burden of paying for recurring costs in millions of Americans. Anything goes, and ev- Judge Judy rules. The verdicts may or may Judge Judy lacerates her litigants? Yes, let’s. future years due to higher wages, he advocated one-time checks for erything is for sale – all the way from gover- not be fair, but they’re final. Bob Driver is a longtime columnist and edi- employees, as some other local governments around the state might norships to the penny-ante justice that Mrs. She is reputed to have her own, super-sen- torial page editor for the Clearw ater Sun. Send do. Commissioner Nancy Bostock also seemed to favor using the Sheindlin and her TV judicial colleagues dis- sitive BS meter, an ability to detect lies, Driver an email at [email protected]. money to do something to boost employee morale. We appreciate the commissioners’ sentiments and the burden the change might put on lower-wage employees, but we question whether giving back to employees would be the best use of taxpayer money. Many of today’s government workers are paid well and receive good benefits unlike conditions in the past when those so-called public ser- vants used to work long hours at thankless jobs for pay and benefits less than what people in private industry who were doing similar jobs received. In recent years, working conditions and pay were improved so government agencies could recruit better workers – nothing wrong with that. Except now due to economic conditions, taxpayers can’t afford the better pay and increased benefits. After a very lengthy debate, county commissioners agreed to Com- missioner Karen Seel’s compromise to use a small portion of the unanticipated revenue to offset next year’s higher insurance costs to its employees, which did nothing to help employees in the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office who absorbed higher insurance costs this year. Some of the money also will be used to help departments that say they can’t cut anymore from their budgets and still do their jobs. Some will be used for recurring costs not currently in the budget. The bulk of the money will go into a stabilization fund that the county administrator says will make a difference in future years. Time will tell whether adding to the savings account was the right thing to do. Time also will determine if actions, such as departmental consolida- tions, closing of satellite offices, sharing services, spending money to save money, and all the other budget-balancing measures will help or end up putting a burden elsewhere. Meanwhile, as several county commissioners pointed out, local government did not make the decision about employee retirement funds. It is not up to the local government to judge it or fix it. Instead, local government must make the best decision for the people it represents. If paying employees more is the best use of taxpayer money, so be it. If not … LETTERS Clean up ‘dog packages’ Editor: I as well as many readers in Pinellas County have the privilege of being able to use one or more of the many county parks, which we have here in the county of Pinellas. We walk our dog at one of the three of them on a daily basis, and upon entering them there is a sign that states very clearly that you are requested to pick up after your dog and also to keep your dog on a leash. Some people feel that this An ‘illegal’ speaks his mind in print sign does not apply to them – that it (dog package) will melt away or feel that no one will care about their little droppings so they just leave The story’s title is simple enough: “My legislation that would allow them a way to them hoping no one saw their Rover stop and do his business. Then Life as an Undocumented Immigrant.” become legal residents, provided they meet you have the people who say oh my dog won’t hurt anyone, since that The moving account, written by Jose An- a series of conditions. dog is not on their leash, as it comes up to you and your dog ... Well, I tonio Vargas, topped the most-viewed sto- Mary In Vargas we see an example of what the do not want to step in your package, and I also do not want to meet ries shortly after it was posted on The New DREAM Act can do for America. Here is a your dog that is making my dog feel threatened because she is Sanchez York Time’s website, in advance of its pub- talented, energetic young person who leashed and yours is loose. That is not a good situation. lication in Sunday’s (June 26) magazine. wants to live his American dream, and to I believe this is why they have the dog parks so that Rover and It tells how Vargas, at age 12, was give back to the nation that makes that Clover can run and “meet” other dogs, who want to meet and greet packed up by his mother and sent from his dream possible. It is morally indefensible each other. I am not asking anything that is not asked of others. I am native Philippines to live with his grandpar- If we want to solve our that Congress continues to shrink from just asking you to please clean up after your dog. ents in California – who resided here legal- doing what is right by these immigrants. It’s bad enough we have people who do liter the walkways and think immigration problem, we ly, it should be noted. The green card his His life also stands as a rebuttal to nothing of it with the water bottles, paper, cigarette butts and whatev- grandparents supplied him with was need to get beyond the mean-spirited anti-immigrant legislation er else they choose to discard. forged, a fact he only discovered when at passed by several states predicated on the I will tell you who I am. I will not hide behind the newspaper. I wear moralistic semantics that age 16 he went to the DMV to get his driv- false assumption that if we make life diffi- the fluorescent green shirt to the park and I always say hello to you, er’s license. He poignantly recalls his feel- cloud the debate. cult enough, illegal immigrants will evapo- and if you do not have your dog on a leash, I will remind you of the ings of betrayal and humiliation. rate, self-deport. Will people like Vargas, leash law and tell you to have a safe and great day with a smile. We Coming to the United States was not a His story is important for the way it re- who came here as kids – and who are now just want to have a nice walk at Taylor, Eagle or Walsingham parks choice Vargas made, but he was deter- counts the conflicts he placed his employ- American in all aspects except for immigra- when we go just as I am sure so do you as well. mined to make the best of his life here, to ers in and explains the complexities of tion status – really go back to “where they Karen Guay prove he was worthy of being an American. immigration law that belie the misconcep- came from” if we punish them by not letting Largo That meant hard work, striving, always tion that most illegal immigrants could be- them into college? No, they’ll make do, and looking for ways to earn approval ... and come legal if they were only willing to wait a many will never live up to their potential. lying about his legal status. bit, and perhaps pay some fees. And he If we want to solve our immigration prob- What do you think? Some will object that Vargas refers to deftly conveys the psychological toll of cre- lem, we need to get beyond the moralistic himself as “undocumented” rather than “il- ating a web of lies and false documents to semantics that cloud the debate. Some 11 Please type letters to the editor (or print legibly) and include legal.” If that is you, please read his story – hide the truth. million people are in the U.S. without the your name, town of residence, phone number and signature and all 4,000-plus words. It’s nuanced in ad- Vargas’s article also shows yet again how proper authorization. Most are not going to mail to Tampa Bay Newspapers, 9911 Seminole Blvd., Seminole, dressing aspects of illegal immigration often far Congress remains from ever addressing leave willingly, and we’re never going to de- FL 33772. E-mails should include town of residence and tele- left unsaid, much less understood. the situation of untold thousands of people port them all, regardless of how you feel phone and be sent to [email protected]. We will not print Still, the label “illegal” fits Vargas as like him who are here illegally because of about that. the letter writer’s phone number. much as “undocumented” does, or any of choices made for them by their parents. Now, what are we going to do to let them Here are some more guidelines for letters: his other esteemed calling cards: former He crafted this public airing of his once- get on with their lives and contribute to our • Letters are printed on a first-come, first-served basis. 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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com Leader, July 7, 2011 Outdoors 9A Those mysterious webs appearing on tree trunks Have you noticed silken webbing These insects are harmless and be rather straight bodied. Ants covering the trunk of a shade tree, Gr owing Wise serve a purpose in nature. Just let also will have bent antennae that especially citrus trees or oaks? Jane Morse them do their thing. kind of look like an upside down Are you in a panic, searching There are no recommended con- football goal post, while termite your garage for something to spray trol measures. For more informa- antennae are straight. The wings on the web? Relax. There is no tion on psocids visit the University are also different. Ants will have need for concern or control efforts. of Florida Featured Creatures web- one set of wings that are much What you are seeing is the web- their eggs in clusters on leaves, site at creatures.ifas.ufl.edu/trees/ shorter than the other set of bing of a small insect that feeds on branches and trunks of trees. They barklouse.htm. wings. Termites have wing sets lichens, fungi, pollen and decaying cover the eggs with a very fine web that are the same length. organic matter. This small, harm- that is mixed with debris or some- *** Carpenter ants, unlike termites, less insect is called a psocid or times with feces. The cluster of Since the rains have begun, so don’t cause any damage to the webbing barklouse. (Pronounce it eggs is very tiny and hard to see. have the insect swarms. These structural integrity of homes. so-cid.) Its scientific name is From March to June, colonies be- swarms have been occurring inside Florida carpenter ants seek either Archipsocus nomas. come more frequent, and from July homes at around 8 p.m. Several existing voids in which to nest, or Psocids construct a fine silken to October these colonies rapidly folks have brought insect samples hollow out only soft materials web on tree trunks and sometimes increase in both number and size. to our office to be identified. So far, such as rotten or pithy wood and on large branches. This web pro- By early December, populations all the samples have been Florida Styrofoam. These ants do not tects the maturing insects from have been greatly reduced by frost, carpenter ants. Whew, no termites! sting, but they can bite. rain and predators. The webs may and the webs begin to fall apart. Thank goodness. For more information about car- cause concern, but neither the in- Colonies of psocids are rare in the The easiest way to tell if a penter ants Google: Carpenter sect nor its web cause any harm. winter, seeking shelter in live oak swarm is an ant or a termite is to ants IFAS These webs are usually observed hammocks and stands of cabbage look at the insect’s waist. Ants will Jane Morse is a University of during the summer months. palms where they are best shel- have an extremely small, con- Florida/IFAS extension agent, In the spring, female psocids lay tered from killing frosts. stricted waist, while a termite will Pinellas County. The wings of carpenter ants are different from those of termites. Briefs Bait numbers rise Golf course volunteers can earn Preregistration is required. To register, call 582-2100 or visit There’s no question that this www.pinellascountyextension.org. For information, call 453-6500. has been a slow baitfish season free golf rounds thus far. Fish Tales LARGO – Largo Golf Course is seeking volunteers to help with Weedon to offer photography hike Capturing enough live bait, Capt. Tyson course maintenance and operations during late afternoon/evening hours. Volunteer needs include rangers, cart attendants and assis- ST. PETERSBURG – A photography hike will be offered Saturday, namely pilchards, can make a Wallerstein July 23, 8 to 10 a.m., at Weedon Island Preserve, 1800 Weedon Drive huge difference in whether or not tance with traps and greens until 9 p.m. Volunteer hours may be re- deemed to earn free golf rounds at Largo Golf Course. NE. you have a successful day on the Attendees will hike the preserve in search of that perfect shot. This water. Pilchards, otherwise out. Call 518-3024 or stop by the Largo Golf Course Pro Shop, 12500 Vonn Road. free program provides great opportunities for photographers of all lev- known as whitebait, can be an Mangrove snapper love tiny els to hone their skills. Preregistration is required. To register, call 582- angler’s biggest asset when tar- pilchards, although we haven’t 2100 or visit www.pinellascountyextension.org. geting a variety of both inshore seen the numbers of snapper Weedon hosts Walkabouts and offshore gamefish. near shore like we had in past ST. PETERSBURG – Walkabouts are offered Saturdays, 9 to 11 Fortunately for us, it appears years. It shouldn’t be long before a.m., at Weedon Island Preserve, 1800 Weedon Drive NE. Hurricane Season...Be Prepared we now may be on the verge of a their numbers increase with the Attendees will learn about the coastal environment and the early Property Insurance Rates major change. arrival of the bait. residents of Weedon Island Preserve while going along on this free Masses of juvenile pilchards There are, however, plenty of guided hike. Participants should bring water and a snack. A hat and have flooded our bays and snapper farther offshore. Many closed-toe shoes also are recommended. The hike is best for ages 6 Sandy Gareau beaches. These tiny baits will of the artificial reefs in 40 to 50 and older. grow quickly and soon they’ll be feet of water are loaded with Preregistration is required. Call 453-6500 or visit www.pinellascoun Insurance Agency Inc. big enough to tempt most any snapper this time of year and the tyextension.org. 28 Years’ Experience gamefish. pipeline is another spot that al- ✓Home ✓Condo ✓Flood ✓Auto ✓Motorcycle These smaller baits can be ways has snapper. Great Weedon Bird Quest set ✓Boat ✓Umbrella ✓Commercial Liability used in a couple of situations – Taking a bunch of iced-down ST. PETERSBURG – The Great Weedon Bird Quest will be Friday, ✓ mackerel, bluefish and ladyfish pilchards to these areas can July 8, 9 to 10 a.m., at Weedon Island Preserve, 1800 Weedon Drive Rental Property Insurance 060911 numbers have increased with make for awesome snapper fish- NE. 352E 150th Ave. 392-1090 Madeira Beach, FL 33708 [email protected] the arrival of the fry bait and can ing. Use fresh chum blocks and Guests will learn to identify marks and behaviors of the island birds often be seen busting through deploy a steady stream of while taking advantage of this free guided hike. Binoculars will be the pods of bait. pilchards and it won’t be long available. Using a quarter inch mesh before the snapper will get into Advance registration is required. Call 453-6500 or visit www.pinel 70711 cast net will allow you to net the your chum-slick. lascountyextension.org. baits without getting a bunch Use No. 2 live bait hooks and hung up in the net. 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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com 10A Business Leader, July 7, 2011 BizBiz notesnotes Chamber’s Shake, Rattle & Bowl on a roll Working Women to host spa party Trade publication ranks REH LARGO – The Largo/Mid-Pinellas Chamber of Commerce will hold its ST. PETE BEACH – Working Women of Tampa Bay will partner CLEARWATER – Entertainment industry trade publication “Venues 7th Annual Shake, Rattle & Bowl on Wednesday, July 20, 5:30 to 8 p.m., with spa50.com to visit local destinations spas this summer. Today” recently announced the results of its monthly report. at Liberty Bowling Lanes, 11401 Starkey Road. This business networking The group’s second Summer Spa Party will take place Tuesday, Ruth Eckerd Hall was ranked No. 9 in the world of venues with event will feature bowling, refreshments and a variety of great prizes. July 19, 6 to 9 p.m., at Spa Oceana at The Don CeSar Beach Re- 5,000 seats or less for the period from April 16 to May 15, 2011. With- Cost is $200 to sponsor a lane which includes a team of four to five sort, 3400 Gulf Blvd. in that same ranking, Ruth Eckerd Hall is No. 1 with seats of 2,500 or bowlers, company name advertised on bowling lane, food and beverages, Guests will enjoy mini spa treatments, organic spa appetizers, a less. name and logo on commemorative program and prize contests. Basic Cabot Creamery cheese tasting, and dips and sips from Jenifer Ruth Eckerd Hall ranked higher than such prestigious venues as team registration is $125 for a team of four to five players, food and prize Garcia with Tastefully Simple. Each guest will get a signature Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles, Calif., and the Place des Arts in Mon- contests. swag bag with samples courtesy of the organic skin care line treal. Space is limited to 12 teams. To register or for more information, call Nardo’s Naturals. Additionally, the publication announced the results of the top ven- the chamber at 584-2321 or email [email protected]. Guests will choose three mini spa services. Guests will have a ues in Florida and Ruth Eckerd Hall ranked No. 4 in the state of ven- chance to pre-book their samples services 72 hours before the ues under 5,000 seats or less for the period from April 1, 2010 to Working Women to visit Chihuly Collection event, so registering online is a must. March 31, 2011. ST. PETERSBURG – Working Women of Tampa Bay and Tampa Bay Cost is $15 for members and $20 for nonmembers. A portion of The publication also announced that Megan Funk, marketing man- Parenting Magazine have partnered to showcase some of the area’s best the proceeds will benefit My Hope Chest. MHC is the only national ager at Ruth Eckerd Hall, has been named a 2011 Venues Today Gen- museums. nonprofit funding breast reconstruction for uninsured survivors. eration Next nominee. “Venues Today” created this annual award to The second scheduled field trip will be Thursday, July 14, 6 to 9 p.m., honor future leaders in the sports and entertainment field throughout at the Chihuly Collection, 400 Beach Drive. Bella Babies opens the world age 35 and younger. Guests will enjoy complimentary admission to the museum and a PINELLAS PARK – Bella Babies Consignment and Maternity Funk, who holds a bachelor’s degree in communications from Pur- swag bag. A cocktail reception with hors d’oeuvres and wine will follow at store recently opened its doors at 7183 66th St. due University in 2002, began her career as the promotions coordina- 400 Beach Seafood and Tap House. Bella Babies Consignment is locally owned and operated and tor at Cox Radio for WHPT and WXGL in Tampa in 2003. In 2006, she Cost is $20 for members and $25 for nonmembers. Visit working specializes in new and used clothing for maternity and infants to joined Live Nation and was responsible for the marketing and promo- womenoftampabay.com. 6x and baby gear. tion for the concerts in north and central Florida. Networking clubs follow the ‘leads’ Networking groups, aka Leads Network, Upper Pinellas p.m., at Hometown Family • Tuesday, July 12 – Free Net- Starkey Road, Largo. Call Mende Italian Restaurant, 6852 Gulf- “leads” groups, meet on a regu- Chapter, 8 a.m., at Daddy’s Grill, Restaurant, 10395 Seminole working International, Bayside at 251-3955. port Blvd., South Pasadena. Call lar basis at various locations in 3682 Tampa Road, Oldsmar. Blvd., Largo. Call Jamie Lim- Group, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., at • Wednesday, July 13 – BNI Ron O’Connor at 367-3737. the area. Some groups charge a Visit www.pro-leads.net. baugh at 831-2450 or email the Bay Pines Sports Bar, 9685 Wealth Builders, 7:30 a.m., Palm • Wednesday, July 13 – Net- fee to attend, and most require • Friday, July 8 – Professional jamieL@freenetworkinginterna Bay Pines Blvd., St. Petersburg. Harbor Community Center work Professionals Inc., Dunedin reservations. Persons consider- Leads Network, Bay Area Execu- tional.com. Call Janet Landt at 455-7510, Parks and Drew Valk Recreation, Lunch Chapter, 11:45, at the ing attending any group for the tives Chapter, 11:45 a.m., at • Monday, July 11 – Free Net- email [email protected] or 1500 16th St., Palm Harbor. Countryside Country Club, 3001 first time are encouraged to Tum Rub Thai, 32716 U.S. 19 working International, Clearwa- visit www.freenetworkinginterna Visit www.bni.com. Countryside Blvd., Clearwater. make contact in advance. N., Palm Harbor. Visit www. ter Two Cups Connect Group, tional.com. • Wednesday, July 13 – BNI Call Jim Lampanthakis at 736- The upcoming schedule is as pro-leads.net. 2:30 to 4 p.m., at Bay Coast Cof- • Tuesday, July 12 – Network Power Team, 7:30 a.m., East 2000. follows: • Monday, July 11 – Network fee Market, 2525 Gulf to Bay Professionals Inc., St. Pete Lake Woodlands Country Club, • Wednesday, July 13 - Beach • Friday, July 8 – BNI Referral Professionals Inc., 7:30 a.m., at Blvd., Clearwater. Call Wayne Lunch Chapter, 11:45 a.m., Red 1055 East Lake Woodlands Team Connections Group, noon Masters, 7 a.m., at Ruth Eckerd Perkins Restaurant, 8841 Park Porter at 642-6173, email way Lobster, 2773 66th St. N., St. Pe- Pkwy., Oldsmar. Visit www.bni to 1:30 p.m., at the Blue Parrot, Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Blvd. N., Largo. Call Ron O’Con- nep@freenetworkinginternational tersburg. Call Ron O’Connor at .com. 85 Corey Circle, St. Pete Beach. Road, Clearwater. Call Bill Man- nor at 367-3737. .com or visit twocupsconnect 367-3737. • Wednesday, July 13 – Net- For information, call Leslee tooth at 639-6690 or visit www. • Monday, July 11 – Profes- .com. • Tuesday, July 12 – Network work Professionals Inc., Down- Moore at 363-7573. bnireferralmasters.com. sional Leads Network, St. Peters- • Tuesday, July 12 – Profes- Professionals Inc., ICOT Lunch town Clearwater Breakfast • Thursday, July 14 – BNI • Friday, July 8 – Network Pro- burg Chapter, 7:45 a.m., at sional Leads Network, First Chapter, 11:45 a.m., at Tucson’s Chapter, 7:30 a.m., at the Resi- Success Masters Seminole fessionals of St. Pete, 7:30 a.m. Ricky P’s, 6521 Fourth St. N., St. Watch Chapter, 7:30 a.m., First Southwest Grill, 13563 Icot dence Inn, 940 Court St., Clear- Chapter, 7:25 a.m., at the Bar- For information and meeting lo- Petersburg. Visit www.pro-leads Watch, 2569 Village Drive, Blvd., Clearwater. Call Eddie water. Call Kim Anton at rington, 901 Seminole Blvd., cation, call Ron O’Connor at .net. Clearwater. Visit www.pro-leads Montoya at 813-477-3533. 539-7110. Largo. The meeting includes 367-3737. • Monday, July 11 – Ready Set .net. • Tuesday, July 12 – Tri-City • Wednesday, July 13 – Net- breakfast. Cost to attend is $8. • Friday, July 8 – Professional Grow Group, 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 • Tuesday, July 12 – The Network Professionals, 11:45 work Professionals of St. Pete, Call Cindy Durant at 560-9750. Board, Network Professionals, a.m., at Applebee’s Restaurant, 7:30 a.m. For information and • Thursday, July 14 – Referral 7:30 a.m., at Panera Bread, 5110 East Bay Drive, Clearwa- meeting location, call Ron O’- Exchange BNI, 7:30 a.m., at Hol- Bardmoor Shopping Center, cor- ter. First visit is free. Call 492- Connor at 367-3737. iday Inn Express, 2580 Gulf to ner of Bryan Dairy and Starkey 7921. • Wednesday, July 13 – Free Bay Blvd., Clearwater. Network- roads, Largo. Call 742-6343. • Wednesday, July 13 – Busi- Networking International, Semi- ing meeting includes continental • Tuesday, July 12 – Business ness Network International, Fi- nole Christian Hope Team, 11:30 breakfast. Cost is $10. Call Network International, Winners nancial Freedom, 7:15 a.m., at a.m. to 1 p.m., at Palace of the Denise Murphy at 725-8101 or Circle, 7:30 to 9 a.m., Largo Cul- Bardmoor Country Club, 8001 Orient, 10425 Park Blvd., Semi- email denise@denisemurphy tural Center, 105 Central Park Cumberland Road, Largo. Call nole. Call Dave Harden at 458- pa.com. Phil at 409-1609 or visit www. Drive, Largo. Call Dave Proffitt at 6890 or email daveh@freenet • Thursday, July 14 – Network BNIFinancialFreedom.com. 230-9240. workinginternational.com. Professionals Inc. Clearwater- • Wednesday, July 13 – Pinel- • Tuesday, July 12 – Network • Wednesday, July 13 – Free Largo Chapter, 7:30 a.m., RG’s las Executives’ Association, 7:30 Professionals Inc., Seminole Networking International, Olds- Restaurant, 1565 S. Highland to 8:30 a.m., at Cove Cay Coun- Chapter, 7:30 a.m., Perkins mar Group, 11:30 a.m., at Twist- Ave., Clearwater. Call Liz at 424- try Club, 2612 Cove Cay Drive, Family Restaurant, 8841 Park ed Bamboo Bar and Bistro, 3687 8995. Blvd., Largo. Call Ron O’Connor Clearwater. Call Donna Perry at • Thursday, July 14 – Network 784-6507 or visit www.peafl Tampa Road, Oldsmar. Call at 367-3737. Nova Montgomery at 942-0444 Professionals of St. Pete, 7:30 • Tuesday, July 12 – Yacht .com. or email nova@freenetworking a.m. For information and meet- Club Breakfast, sponsored by • Wednesday, July 13 – BNI international.com. ing location, call Ron O’Connor Creative Business Connections, Business Connections Country- • Wednesday, July 13, Profes- at 367-3737. 7:30 a.m., St. Petersburg Yacht side, 7:30 a.m., at Grillsmith, sional Leads Network, 11:45 • Thursday, July 14 – Sun- Club, 11 Central Ave., St. Peters- 2539 Countryside Blvd., Suite 6, coast Free Networking Interna- a.m., at Thirsty Marlin, 351 West burg. Call Darrell Baker, area di- Clearwater. Cost is $11. Call tional, 8:30 to 10 a.m., at Park Bay Drive, Largo. Call Woody rector, at 586-4999 or visit www. Renee Jones at 813-749-2780, Station Building, 5851 Park Brown at 518-1967 or visit www. cbcnet.biz. email [email protected] or visit Blvd., Pinellas Park. This net- pro-leads.net. • Tuesday, July 12 – Network www.bnibusinessconnections working meeting includes brain- • Wednesday, July 13 – Pro- Professionals of St. Pete, 7:30 .com. storming a business, a gratitude fessional Leads Network, Foxys a.m. For information and meet- • Wednesday, July 13 – Net- session and networking tips. Call Chapter, 11:45 a.m., Stacey’s ing location, call Ron O’Connor work Professionals Inc., East Walt Morey at 647-8242. Buffet 1451 N. Missouri Ave., 70711 at 367-3737. Lake Breakfast Chapter, 7:30 • Thursday, July 14 – Gulf a.m., at Daddy’s Grill, 3682 Largo. Visit www.pro-leads.net. Beaches Power Lunch Group, Tampa Road, Oldsmar. Call • Wednesday, July 13 – St. 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Jenny Stone at 776-2829. Pete Professional Chapter of Ali Sports Bar and Grill, 9685 Bay • Wednesday, July 13 – Local Lassen’s Leads Club, 11:45 a.m. Pines Blvd., Seminole. Call Business Network Seminole, to 1 p.m., Hilton Hotel, 333 First Sandy Schell at 415-4772. 7:30 a.m., Perkins Family St. S., St. Petersburg. For reser- • Thursday, July 14 – Network Restaurant, 8841 Park Blvd. N., vations, call 813-221-1441 or Professionals of St. Pete, 11:30 Largo. Call 804-6359. visit www.LeadsFL.com. a.m. For information and meet- • Wednesday, July 13 – • Wednesday, July 13 – Net- ing location, call Ron O’Connor Women in Business, 7:30 a.m., work Professionals Inc., Pasade- at 367-3737. Acropol Family Restaurant, 1170 na Chapter, 11:45 a.m., GiGi’s • Thursday, July 14 – Network Professionals Inc., Countryside Lunch Chapter, 11:45 a.m., at “Where the Compassionate Hand Meets Modern Medicine” the Countryside Country Club, Voted Most 3001 Countryside Blvd., Clear- M. Mansour, M.D., P.A. Caring Physician Board Certiﬁed in Family Practice water. 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He graduated in 2003 from Largo High REDINGTON BEACH – David Cooney recently at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill. and providing support to provincial reconstruction School. graduated from U.S. Army basic training at Fort Arnold is the stepson of Ritchie Lopez of Semi- teams and civilian partners as they help build Eisele earned distinction as an honor graduate. Benning, Ga. nole. He is a 2009 graduate of Pinellas Park High Iraq’s civil capacity. He is now enrolled in a Fire Support Specialist Ad- Cooney is the son of David Cooney and step-son School of Largo. vanced Individual Training course. The field ar- of Tina Brogdon, both of Redington Beach. He Anthony Palermiti tillery specialists serve in intelligence activities graduated from Boca Ciega High School in 2010. Michael Cruz DUNEDIN – Air Force Airman Anthony Palermiti including target processing in field artillery, can- He was a member of the ROTC program. Army Staff Sgt. Michael Cruz was recently deco- recently graduated from the Utilities Systems Ap- non battalions, division artillery, artillery and ma- Cooney is in the 192nd Infantry Brigade, 2nd rated with the Army Achievement Medal. prentice Course at Sheppard Air Force Base, Wi- neuver brigade and headquarters and fire support Battalion, 47th Infantry Regiment. He is currently Cruz is the son of Debra Windsor of Clearwater chita Falls, Texas. elements. beginning artillery training at Fort Sill, Okla. and Mike Cruz of Reading, Pa. His wife, Sara, is Palermiti is the son of Dominic and April Paler- the daughter of Gary Stout of Liverpool, N.Y., and miti of Dunedin. He is regularly assigned to the Adam Colella Matthew Weidner Michele Stout of Syracuse, N.Y. 22nd Civil Engineering Squadron, McConnell Air ST. PETERSBURG – Army Pvt. Adam Colella re- CLEARWATER – Air Force Airman Matthew Wei- The medal is awarded to members of the U.S. Force Base, Wichita, Kan. cently graduated from the Basic Field Artillery dner recently graduated from basic military train- Armed Forces, who while serving in any capacity Cannon Crewmember Advanced Individual Train- ing at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, with the Army have distinguished themselves by Javeris Harris ing course at Fort Sill, Lawton, Okla. Texas. meritorious service or achievement while serving in ST. PETERSBURG – Army National Guard Pvt. Colella is the son of David M. Colella of St. Pe- Weidner is the son of Janet and John Weidner of a combat or non-combat area. Javeris Harris recently graduated from Basic Com- tersburg. The private is a 2004 graduate of Largo Clearwater. He graduated in 2009 from Clearwater Cruz, a drill sergeant with 12 years of military bat Training at Fort Sill, Lawton, Okla. High School. High School. service, is assigned to the 1st Battalion, 19th Field Harris is the grandson of Herbert Currington Artillery at Fort Sill, Lawton, Okla. and son of Jinita Currington of St. Petersburg. He Miles Lenhart Brandon Haring graduated in 2011 from Tomlinson Adult School. TREASURE ISLAND – Army Reserve Spec. Miles PALM HARBOR – Air Force Airman Brandon- Scott Dugas Lenhart was recently mobilized and activated at Haring recently graduated from basic military TARPON SPRINGS – Army Reserve Spec. Scott Shawn Markussen Joint Base Dix-McGuire-Lakehurst, N.J., in prepa- training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Dugas recently was mobilized and activated at ST. PETERSBURG – Air Force Airman Shawn ration for deployment to serve in support of either Texas. Joint Base Dix-McGuire-Lakehurst, N.J., in prepa- Markussen graduated from basic military training Operation New Dawn in the Iraqi Theater of Opera- Haring is the son of Kelley Cole of Palm Harbor, ration for deployment to serve in support of either at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. tions or Operation Enduring Freedom in and brother of Joshua Montoya-Haring of Operation New Dawn in the Iraqi Theater of Opera- Markussen is the son of Linda Diroma of St. Pe- Afghanistan and the Southwest Theater of Opera- Dunedin. He graduated in 2010 from Dunedin tions or Operation Enduring Freedom in tersburg. He graduated in 2009 from Seminole tions. High School. Afghanistan and the Southwest Theater of Opera- High School. Lenhart is the son of Carole Lenhart of Treasure tions. Island. He graduated in 2009 from Plant City High Dugas graduated in 2002 from Tarpon Springs George Holland Albert Didonato High School. The soldier is a member of the 344th School. The soldier is a member of the 108th SEMINOLE – Air Force Airman George Holland Training Command, based out of Charlotte, N.C. OLDSMAR – Air Force Airman Albert C. Didona- Maintenance Company, Bogalusa, La. The special- to recently graduated from basic military training ist is a track vehicle repairer and has served in the recently graduated from basic military training at The specialist, a military police member, is serving Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. military for more than two years. Didonato is the son of Joyce Didonato of Olds- The soldiers are normally activated from Army Holland is the son of Rebecca Holland of Semi- nole. He graduated in 2009 from Seminole High Zachary Gee mar. He graduated in 2004 from East Lake High Reserve or Army National Guard units from School. throughout the U.S. They go through a series of in- School. ST. PETERSBURG – Army Pvt. Zachary Gee re- processing procedures and training classes that cently graduated from the Multiple Launch Rocket prepare them for skills and situations they may Michael Jernigan System Crewmember Advanced Individual Training Darrien Coleman face in their deployed environment. PALM HARBOR – Air Force Airman Michael course at Fort Sill, Lawton, Okla. CLEARWATER – Air Force Airman Darrien Cole- Dugas will be serving in support of Operation Jernigan recently graduated from basic military Gee is the son of William Gee and nephew of man recently graduated from basic military train- New Dawn. training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Brett Gee, both of St. Petersburg. The private is a ing at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Operation New Dawn transitions and signifies a Texas. 2010 graduate of St. Petersburg High School. Texas. Coleman is the son of Kimberly Riggien and formal end to U.S. military combat operations in Jernigan is the son of Robert Jernigan II of Palm grandson of Leah Riggien, both of Clearwater. He Iraq. The transition shifts the U.S. emphasis from Harbor. He graduated in 2009 from South Walton Dustin Vonwerder graduated in 2009 from Countryside High School. predominantly military to predominately civilian as High School, Santa Rosa Beach. INDIAN SHORES – Navy Seaman Recruit Dustin Vonwerder recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Anthony Smith Jr. Lakes, Ill. ST. PETERSBURG – Army Pfc. Anthony Smith Vonwerder is the son of Lynnette and William Jr. recently graduated from basic combat training Vonwerder of Indian Shores. at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. Do You have Legs That Look Like This? Smith is the son of Jacquelyn Smith of St. Pe- Lisa Exline tersburg. He graduated in 2010 from Gibbs High School. 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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com 12A Community Leader, July 7, 2011 Calendar of events Genealogy and Family History lecture series, is offered second Mease-Morton Plant Hospitla in Dunedin. tertainer or speaker and refreshments are served. The club also Saturdays, 10 to 11 a.m., at West St. Petersburg Community Li- • Greater Clearwater meets Thursdays, 7:30 p.m., at the Golden provides opportunities for seniors to travel as a group to various brary, St. Petersburg College, 6700 Eighth Ave. N. Presented by Coin Restaurant, 1844 N. Highland Ave. events and places at reduced rates. Seniors aged 50 and over are Susan Hickok and Charlie Grandmaison. Call Hickok at 341-7174 • Gulf Beaches meets Thursdays, 6:30 p.m., in the training room invited. or Grandmaison at 343-2776. upstairs at the Madeira Beach Publix, at 662 150th Ave. Magic Keys Organ Club meets third Saturdays, November German-American Society meets for a German dance on Satur- • Holiday meets Tuesdays, 7:15 a.m., at Four Seasons Restau- through March, at Bickley Park, 5640 Seminole Blvd. This social days, 7:30 p.m., at 8098 66th St. N., Pinellas Park. Doors open at rant, 3350 Grand Blvd., Holiday. group gathers to listen to an organ program followed by coffee, 7. Call 596-7581. • Largo/Mid-Pinellas meets Fridays, 7:30 a.m., at Largo Commu- cookies and social chatter. Call Jim at 398-3918. GFWC nity Center, 65 4th St. NW, Largo. Call 744-1400. Marine Corps League, Morris F. Dixon Jr. Detachment meets • Seminole Junior Woman’s Club meets fourth Thursdays, 6:30 • Midtown meets Wednesdays, 7:30 a.m., at St. Petersburg Yacht second Mondays, 7 p.m., at 1056 Jasper St. Largo. Call 392-2329. p.m., at Seminole Recreation Center, 9100 113th St. N. Call 398- Club, 11 Central Ave. Masonic Lodge 291, Gulf Beaches, meets Thursdays, 7:30 p.m., 0558. • Palm Harbor area meets Tuesdays, 7:30 a.m. at Tiffany’s at 14020 Marguerite Drive, Madeira Beach. A breakfast is served to • Pinellas Seminole Woman’s Club meets fourth Thursdays, Restaurant, 35000 U.S. 19 N. the public first Sundays, 9 to 11 a.m. Call 391-8073, visit www. 11:30 a.m., in Roskamp Auditorium at Freedom Square, 7800 Lib- • Pinellas Park meets Thursdays, 12:15 p.m., at Park Station, gulfbeachlodge.org or email [email protected]. erty Lane. No meetings from June through August. Call Maggie at 5851 Park Blvd. Metropolitan Amateur Radio Repeater Association meets sec- 329-8003. • Safety Harbor meets Wednesdays, 7:30 a.m., at Paradise ond Mondays, 6:30 p.m. at Park Train Station. Call Herb at 501- • Clearwater Community Woman’s Club meets third Tuesdays, Restaurant, 443 Main St. 5519. 9:30 a.m., at Clearwater Main Library, 100 N. Osceola Ave. Call • Seminole meets Thursdays, 6:15 p.m., at Freedom Square Microcomputer Users Group meets first Wednesdays, 6 p.m., at 394-2229. Town Hall. Call 394-2582. the Largo Library, 120 Central Park Drive. Call 535-1044. • Gluten Intolerance Support Group meets first Saturdays, 10 • Seminole Breakfast meets Tuesdays, 7:15 a.m., at Seminole Michigan Association of Retired School Personnel meets sec- a.m., at Cypress Palms, 400 Lake Ave. NE, Largo. A light lunch is Family Restaurant, 6864 Seminole Blvd., Seminole. Call 319-8343 ond Tuesdays, 11:30 a.m., November through April, at Piccadilly served. To R.S.V.P., call 437-1639. or email [email protected]. Cafeteria, 1900 34th St. N. Joy Katcen Guthrey performs at Feb. Gold Wing Road Riders Association Motorcycle Chapter FL-1- • Springtime City meets Thursdays, 6 p.m., at Oriental Super meeting. Call Wendy Risk at 572-9854. M Kick Tire meets Thursdays, 7 p.m. at different locations. Call Buffet, 2456 Gulf to Bay Blvd. Mid Singles Groups meets second and fourth Thursdays, 7:30 784-6127 or visit www.suncoastwings.com. • St. Petersburg meets Tuesdays, 12:15 p.m., at The Orange p.m., at Blessed Trinity Catholic Church, 1600 54th Ave. S., St. Pe- Greater Pinellas Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society Blossom, 220 Fourth St. N. tersburg, in the library by the fountain. The group is for ages 40 to meets Mondays, 6:30 p.m., at The Crossroads Christian Church, • Sunshine City meets Friday, 12:15 p.m., at Piccadilly, 1900 65. Activities include beach walks, dinner, movie and game nights 1645 Seminole Blvd., Largo. No previous training necessary. Call 34th St. N. and community service. Call Hank Mays at 867-8516. Don at 786-1739. • West Pasco meets Thursdays, 6:30 p.m., at Demetri’s Restau- Military Ofﬁcers Association of America meets fourth Wednes- Gulfport Casino Swing Night offers dance lessons on Wednes- rant, Sunset Road, New Port Richey. days, 11 a.m. for social hour, followed by lunch at noon, at Cove days, 6 to 8 p.m., followed by dancing, 8 to 11 p.m., at 5500 Shore • Key Club meets Fridays, 12:30 p.m., at Largo High School, Cay Country Club, 17556 U.S. 19 N., Clearwater. Call Skip Hartnett Blvd. S. $7 admission includes lesson, dance, prize giveaways and Room D-23. at 733-8646. mixers. Smoke-free and open to all ages. Call 893-1070 or visit Knights of Columbus-7621 meets first and third Thursdays, 7 Minnesota Club meets the first Wednesday of the month, Octo- www.swingtime.info. to 9 p.m., at Saint Ignatius Church, Tarpon Springs. Call 504- ber through April, at different restaurants. Call Marquetta Origer Hearing Loss Association of America, Clearwater chapter, 9389. 517-0874. meets first Tuesdays, 3 p.m., at Morton Plant Hospital Complex, Korean War Veterans Associations: Mothers and More of Largo/Seminole meets last Mondays, 7 second flloor, Room A, Cheek-Powell Pavilion, 455 Pinellas St., • Sunshine State Chapter meets second Thursdays, 7 p.m., at p.m., at Seminole Community Library, Room A, 9200 113th St. N. Clearwater. Live caption and light refreshments are provided. Ad- American Legion Post 252, 11433 Park Blvd. Call Peter Palmer at Email [email protected]. mission is free. 584-7143 or Tony Lemons at 736-1993. National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association, Heart of Pinellas Decorative Painters meets second Saturdays, La Leche League International meets third Wednesdays, 7 Clearwater Chapter 259, meets for refreshments and socializing 10 a.m. For information go to www.hpdafl.com or email hpdachap p.m., at the Church of the Good Shepherd Nursery, 639 Edgewater first Wednesdays (except July and August), 1 p.m., at the Clearwa- [email protected]. The club is open to all who have an interest in Drive, Dunedin. All breastfeeding mothers welcome. Email ter East Library, 2251 Drew St. Meeting begins at 1:30. Blue painting with acrylics, water color, oil, and other mediums. It is the [email protected]. Cross/Blue Shield Rep will cover FEHBP changes. Call 599-2031. local affiliate of the international organization, Society of Decorative Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4364 National Association of Retired Federal Employees, Largo- Painters. meets first Mondays, 7 p.m., at the post, 5773 62nd St. N., St. Pe- Seminole Chapter 845, meets first Tuesdays, at different venues Heritage Rughookers meet Thursdays, 9:30 a.m., at St. John’s tersburg. Call 546-5525. each month. Speakers begin at 12:15 p.m., followed by a business Episcopal Church, 1676 S. Belcher Road, Clearwater. Call 535- Largo Bible Study Meetup Group meets Sundays, 11 a.m., at meeting. Guests may eat lunch before or after the meeting. Call 3218. The Hampton Inn, 100 East Bay Drive, Theatre B, Largo. Verse-by- Susan at 397-8232 for locations. International Association of Administrative Professionals, St. verse Bible study and coffee. Sponsored by West Bay Community Native New Yorkers of Tampa Bay meets monthly on different Petersburg Chapter, meets second Thursdays, 6:15 p.m., at Panera Church. Call 687-1318 or email [email protected]. Sundays at various locations. Call Arlyne Popick at 345-5558 or Bread, 1908 Fourth St. N. Call 530-9768. Ladies Coffee Club meets last Fridays, 8 a.m., at the Sun Trust email [email protected]. Island Community Theatre meets second Mondays, 6:30 p.m., Building, 601 Cleveland St. Call 462-2308 or email candice_ New Neighbors meets first Tuesdays, 7 p.m., at Kissin Cuzzins at Gators Café and Saloon, 12754 Kingfish Drive, Treasure Island. [email protected]. Restaurant, 28910 U.S. 19 N., Clearwater. This is a woman’s group The group performs throughout the beach area and welcomes new Largo Founding Group meets Mondays at 8:30 a.m. at Acropol for meeting new friends, social activities and informative programs. members and volunteers for all areas of theater production. Call Family Restaurant, 1170 Starkey Road, Call Nancy Giles at 776- Cost is $4.50 and includes dessert, beverage and program. Call 345-1474. 9888. 796-2006. Italian American Club of Greater Clearwater hosts a pasta din- Largo Historical Society meets second Mondays, 6:30 p.m., at Newcomers Club of Greater Dunedin meets second Thursdays, ner on Tuesdays, 5 to 8:30 p.m., at 200 McMullen Booth Road. the Historic Largo Feed Store, Largo Central Park Drive. The club 11:30 a.m., at the Dunedin Golf Club. For information on the next Cost is $7 members, $9 nonmembers. The club also hosts dinner has a pot-luck dinner and speakers discuss historical topics. Any- meeting, call Sylvia Bock at 736-3253. and dancing every other Saturday, 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. Cost is $13 body interested in the history of Largo and the surrounding area is North Pinellas All Children’s Hospital Guild meets third Mon- members, $16 nonmembers. Call 791-8698. invited. Guests are asked to bring a main dish, vegetable and days, 7 p.m. at various locations. Call Joyce at 943-2464. Just Over Youth, for seniors over 50, meets Thursdays, 10 a.m., dessert to share, plus their own place setting. Call Marilyn at 581- North Pinellas County Democratic Club meets second Wednes- at the Pinellas Park Wesleyan Church, 4400 70th Ave. N., Pinellas 0111. days, 7 p.m., at the Clearwater Countryside Library. Call Joyce at Park. Program varies each week from Bible study, pitch-in-dinner, Lions Clubs: 538-0043. community out-visit and spiritual enrichment. Call Sandra Turner • Clearwater noon meets the first and third Tuesdays, 11:45 a.m. Overeaters Anonymous meets Mondays, 7 p.m., at Friendship at 526-3674. Call 386-5161. United Methodist Church, 2039 East Druid Road, Clearwater; and Kindermusik with Laura and Friends meets Wednesdays and • Clearwater evening meets the first and third Thursdays, 6:30 Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m., at Anona United Methodist Church, 13233 Fridays, 10 a.m., at Broderick Recreation Center, 6101 66th Ave. p.m., Golden Coin Restaurant, 1844 N. Highland Ave. Call 216- Indian Rocks Road, Largo. Call 800-544-6353. N., St. Petersburg; and Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6:45 p.m., at 3759. Palm Harbor Men’s Barbershop Chorus meets Mondays, 6:45 Crosspoint Church, 11225 U.S. 19 N., Clearwater. Call Laura at • Largo meets on the first and third Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m., at p.m., at the Palm Harbor Senior Activity Center, 1500 16th St. The 488-9918 or email [email protected]. Thirsty Marlin, 351 W. Bay Drive. Call 586-4344. 60-man chorus seeks tenors, leads, baritones and basses. Call 773- Kinship Groups, hosted by Kinship Care – Family Resources, Largo Republican Club meets third Mondays, 6 p.m., at Alfano’s 0049. meets third Wednesdays, 6 to 7:30 p.m., at Family Resources Shel- Restaurant, 1702 Clearwater-Largo Road, Belleair. Registration Palm Harbor Newcomers Alumnae and Friends Club meets first ter, 1615 Union St., Clearwater; second and fourth Thursdays, 6 to starts at 5:30. The evening includes dinner and an informative Thursdays, 11 a.m., at East Lake Woodlands Country Club, 300 7:30 p.m., at Family Resources Shelter, 3821 Fifth Ave. N., St. Pe- meeting with various speakers of interest to the community. Cost is East Lake Fairway, Oldsmar. For reservations, call Pat at 786-2110. tersburg; and fourth Tuesdays, 10 to 11:30 a.m., at Largo Library, $18 for dinner, tax and tip. To R.S.V.P., call 687-1318. Announcements are submitted by the public; information is subject 120 Central Park Drive, Largo. The group supports grandparents Largo-Seminole Community Chorus meets Mondays, 7 to 9 to change. To place an item in the ongoing calendar or networking raising grandchildren. Free. Call 550-4250. p.m., at Imperial Palms East Clubhouse, Largo. No audition is nec- leads, send it at least two weeks in advance to Calendar–Leads, Kiwanis Clubs: essary; the group sings upbeat Broadway tunes, standards, inspi- Tampa Bay Newspapers, 9911 Seminole Blvd., Seminole, FL 33772, • Countryside Clearwater meets Tuesdays, 7:30 a.m., at Eve’s rational and seasonal music. Call Melanie McWilliams at 393-4843. or email [email protected]. Please include date, time, place Family Restaurant, 3150 State Road 584, Oldsmar. Madeira Beach Seniors Club meets first Mondays, 1 p.m. at the and phone number and don’t forget to send a notification when the • Dunedin meets Thursday, 7:30 a.m., at Meeting Room 1 at Madeira Beach City Hall Auditorium. 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LookingLooking AheadAhead Clearwater • Art exhibit, through Aug. 28, at Clearwater Main Library, 100 N. Osceola Ave. The exhibit features artwork by the Tampa Bay Surface Design Guild in the Osceola and Carnegie galleries. Sur- face design is the coloring, patterning, structuring and transforma- tion of fabric, fiber and other materials. The purpose of the guild is to increase community awareness of surface design and its value. As a group, they exchange information on such creative processes as dyeing, painting, printing, stitching, embellishing, quilting, weaving, knitting, felting, beading, basket making, polymer clay, crochet and papermaking. For information about the design guild, visit www.surfacedesignguild.com. The exhibits are open Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; and Friday through Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. Call 562-4970. • “A Little Off Broadway Goes Hollywood,” through July 10, at Francis Wilson Playhouse, 302 Seminole St. Performances are Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m. Matinees are Sunday, 2 p.m. Tickets are $20. Call 446-1360. • One Act Weekend Play Festival, July 8-10, at West Coast Players Theatre, 21905 U.S. 19 N. Performances will be Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m.; and Sunday, 2 p.m. Admission is $15. Nine one- act plays will be presented. Call 437-2363 or visit www.wc players.org. Photo courtesy of SONY PICTURES ENTERTAINMENT • Singles Dance, Saturday, July 16, 7:30 p.m., at Colreavy Hall, Kevin James stars in Columbia Pictures' comedy "Zookeeper." 820 Jasmine Way. Designed for singles age 50 and older, the event will feature a performance by the Diplomats band. Admission is $5 for members and $7 for nonmembers. Reservations are not required. The group presents monthly dances on third Saturdays. Opening this weekend Call 446-1619. • Pieces of Mind, presented by The Third Thought, Monday, July 11, 8 p.m., at Jack’s Junkfood Joint, 2590 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. Kevin James talks to the animals in ‘Zookeeper,’ a comedy Cost is $5 at the door. The Third Thought will present this one-of-a-kind improv come- Compiled by LEE CLARK ZUMPE dy show. Call 741-8014 or visit thethirdthought.tumblr.com. ‘Beats, Rhymes and Life: The Travels of • Concert 4 Hope, Thursday, July 14, 6 to 10 p.m., at The A number of new movies will hit theaters this week, including the a Tribe Called Quest’ Venue, 2675 Ulmerton Road. Tickets are $20. Visit www.ltb11.org. following films opening in wide release: Proceeds will benefit the LTB 11 Foundation, A Kid’s Place and Genre: Documentary Joshua House. The LTB 11 Foundation will host the inaugural Cast: Michael Rapaport, Dante “Mos Def” Smith, Chris “Ludacris” ‘The Zookeeper’ Bridges, Common and Pharrell Williams Concert 4 Hope. Brendan McLaughlin from ABC Action News will Genre: Comedy and family emcee the event and will be joined by the Black Honkey’s, a Cen- Director: Michael Rapaport Cast: Kevin James, Rosario Dawson, Leslie Bibb, Ken Jeong, Donnie tral Florida band. There will be a silent auction, free food, live Rated: R Wahlberg, Joe Rogan, Nat Faxon and Seffiana De La Cruz music, raffles and drink specials. The LTB 11 Foundation Inc. was “Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of a Tribe Called Quest” is a doc- Director: Frank Coraci born from the extraordinary idea of the Leadership Tampa Bay umentary film directed by Michael Rapaport about one of the most in- Rated: PG Class of 2011. LTB 11 Foundation’s mission is recruiting and guid- fluential and groundbreaking musical groups in hip-hop history. ing leaders in the community to benefit and better the community In “Zookeeper,” the animals at the Franklin Park Zoo love their kind- Having released five gold and platinum selling albums within eight by supporting charitable organizations and providing scholarships hearted caretaker, Griffin Keyes (Kevin James). years, A Tribe Called Quest has been one of the most commercially to Leadership Tampa Bay for deserving individuals who work for Finding himself more comfortable with a lion than a lady, Griffin de- successful and artistically significant musical groups in recent history, charities. cides the only way to get a girl in his life is to leave the zoo and find a and regarded as iconic pioneers of hip hop. The band’s sudden break- • Happy Together Tour, Tuesday, July 19, 7:30 p.m., at Ruth more glamorous job. The animals, in a panic, decide to break their up in 1998 shocked the industry and saddened the scores of fans, Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road. Tickets range from time-honored code of silence and reveal their biggest secret: They can whose appetite for the group’s innovative musical stylings never seems $42.50 to $68. Call 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. talk! To keep Griffin from leaving, they decide to teach him the rules of to diminish. The Happy Together Tour will feature performances by The Turtles courtship – animal style. The film also stars Rosario Dawson and A hard-core fan himself, Rapaport sets out on tour with A Tribe featuring Flo and Eddie, The Grass Roots, The Association, The Leslie Bibb and features the voices of Cher, Nick Nolte, Adam Sandler, Called Quest in 2008, when they reunited to perform sold-out concerts Buckinghams and Mark Lindsay, former lead singer of Paul Revere and Sylvester Stallone. across the country, almost 10 years after the release of their last and the Raiders. This annual roundup of popular 1960s and album, “The Love Movement.” As he travels with the band members 1970s artists will include songs such as “Happy Together,” ‘Horrible Bosses’ (Q-Tip, Phife Dawg, Ali Shaheed Muhammad and Jarobi White), Rapa- “Elenore,” “Midnight Confessions,” “Temptation Eyes,” “Cherish,” Genre: Comedy port captures the story of how tenuous their relationship has become; “Windy,” “Kind of a Drag” and “Just Like Me.” Cast: Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman, Charlie Day, Jason how their personal differences and unresolved conflicts continue to be • Jim Gafﬁgan, Friday, July 22, 7 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, Sudeikis, Colin Farrell, Jamie Foxx, Kevin Spacey and Donald Suther- a threat to their creative cohesion. 1111 McMullen Booth Road. Tickets range from $39.75 to $49.75. land Call 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. Gaffigan has Director: Seth Gordon ‘Ironclad’ proven himself a major talent beloved to a wide range of audiences, Rated: R Genre: Action, adventure and thriller achieving accolades and awards for his stand-up comedy, acting For Nick (Jason Bateman), Kurt (Jason Sudeikis) and Dale (Charlie Cast: James Purefoy, Paul Giamatti, Kate Mara, Charles Dance and and writing. His clever, quiet style has made him one of the top five Day), the only thing that would make the daily grind more tolerable Jamie Foreman most successful touring comedians in the country today and his would be to grind their intolerable bosses (Kevin Spacey, Colin Farrell, Director: Jonathan English CDs and DVDs have reached platinum sales. Gaffigan has had an Jennifer Aniston) into dust. unprecedented number of appearances on late night’s Letterman Rated: R Quitting is not an option, so, with the benefit of a few-too-many A medieval “Magnificent Seven” that combines the visceral, stylized and Conan. His writing and voice work on the animated series Pale drinks and some dubious advice from a hustling ex-con (Jamie Foxx), Force for Conan led to nominations for both a Broadband Emmy action of “300” with the impassioned heroism and romance of “Brave- the three friends devise a convoluted and seemingly foolproof plan to and a Webby Award. heart,” “Ironclad” is an ultra-violent action thriller that tells the true rid themselves of their respective employers ... permanently. There’s Gaffigan has had breakout guest appearances on many come- story of a motley crew of tough, battle hardened warriors, who with- only one problem: Even the best laid plans are only as foolproof as the dies and dramas ranging from HBO’s cult hits “Flight of the Con- stood several brutal and bloody months under siege, in a desperate bid brains behind them. to defend their country’s freedom.

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© 2011 Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved http://www.tbnweekly.com Leader, July 7, 2011 Entertainment 3B Playwright’ finds his OPENING, from page 1B It is the year 1215 and Eng- land is on the brink of a bloody inspiration for show civil war. The Magna Carta, a landmark contract between the king and his subjects, upholds in local mug shots the rights of the people of Eng- land and promises to bestow a By LEE CLARK ZUMPE fragile peace on the kingdom. Yet, barely four months since “The names have been changed,” explains a press release pro- putting his royal seal to the moting St. Petersburg playwright Joseph Alan Johnson’s new charter, the sly and deceitful work. “Only the crimes are real.” King John (Paul Giamatti) is In fact, inspiration for “Cellmate Confessions” came from local about to go back on his word. mug shots posted in newspapers and on Internet sites. By amassing a powerful merce- “Cellmate Confessions,” presented by ZaZu Productions, runs nary army on the South Coast, June 30 through July 10, in the Shimberg Playhouse at the David King John plans to destroy all A Straz Jr. Center, 1010 N. W.C. MacInnes Place. Performances those who signed the legendary are Thursday through Saturday, 8 p.m.; and Sunday, 4 p.m. Tick- charter, and once again seize ets start at $25. Call 813-229-7827 or visit www.tbpac.org. absolute control of the country, “Cellmate Confessions” is a kaleidoscope of the stories behind plunging England back under the mug shots. Each character is depicted at the time of their ar- the tyrannical rule from which rest. Each vignette reveals a distinct tale. The stories range from it had only recently escaped. disturbing and frightening to heartbreaking and even humorous. But all is not yet lost. Hearing Portraying an array of characters are 10 of Tampa Bay’s finest news of their despised ruler’s actors, including Tracy Borgatti, Jean Collins, Joshua Goff, Elaine intentions, Marshall (James Cloud Goller, Daniel Harris, David Hershman, Dorothy Hershman Purefoy), a Templar Knight and and Jamie Sanders. Johnson also gets a turn on stage, as does veteran of the ferocious Cru- the Francine Wolf, a Clearwater resident and producer of the sade to the Holy Land, hastily show. assembles a grizzled band of “I became involved in Joseph Alan Johnson’s ‘Cellmate Confes- noble barons prepared to hole sions’ as we have worked together for 10 years, and I admire his up inside the virtually impene- Photo by JOHN P. JOHNSON amazing talent as an actor and playwright,” Wolf said in an inter- trable walls of Rochester Castle From left, Jason Sudeikis stars as Kurt Buckman, Charlie Day as Dale Arbus, and Jason Bateman as Nick view. “We’ve done some shows together as actors in the Tampa in order to protect the people’s Hendricks in New Line Cinema's comedy "Horrible Bosses,” a Warner Bros. Pictures release. Bay area, at the Palladium and at Early Bird Dinner Theatre,” Fox rights that they had already said. fought so hard to secure. will he be able to make a deci- Cast: Amber Heard, Danielle it, Emily. A private session with Described as a “special avant-garde theatrical event,” “Cellmate Rochester is a real-life Helm’s sion? It’s up to police officer Panabaker, Mamie Gummer, Dr. Stringer, the chief psychia- Confessions” premiered in August 2010 at The Studio@620 in St. Deep – a strong fortress defend- Hollis (Howard) to save both Lyndsy Fonseca and Jared Har- trist, reveals that Kristen can’t Petersburg, playing to sold-out crowds. The fresh, innovative play ing the only passage through their lives but the clock is tick- ris remember anything before her weaves a vivid tapestry of crime and punishment. hostile terrain. Through this ing in this suspenseful film. Director: John Carpenter arrival at the hospital. That “When ‘Cellmate Confessions’ had its Tampa Bay premier last passage the king must pass if Rated: R night she attempts to escape August at The Studio@620, ZaZu Productions handled the public- he is to seize control of his ‘Project Nim’ As a storm approaches the but is caught by an orderly. ity,” Fox said. She also appeared in the cast. “When we discussed kingdom, so it is not long before Genre: Foreign and docu- North Bend Psychiatric Hospi- When she awakens later, she taking this successful and intriguing show to another venue, it he and his blood-thirsty loyalist mentary tal, something unseen walks sees a figure peering in at her was decided that in order to bring it to a large venue like the Straz army mass at the gates of the Cast: Herbert Terrace, the halls of the isolation ward. through the mesh window in Center for the Performing Arts, an established production compa- castle, fully prepared to slaugh- Stephanie La-Farge, Laura-Ann It closes in on the small bare her door. When she tries to talk ny such as mine was needed.” ter anyone who stands in their Petito, Joyce Butler and Bill room of a distressed young to anyone about the figure Johnson’s interest in acting developed at an early age. After col- way. Tynan woman. As the storm peaks walking the halls, they turn lege, he attended the Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City Director: James Marsh and the lighnting strikes out- away – a conspiracy of silence. seeking to prepare himself for a Hollywood career. After complet- ‘The Ledge’ Rated: PG-13 side, the young girl screams in While Kristen is unsure how ing his studies, he relocated to California and found modest suc- Genre: Drama and thriller From the Oscar-winning terror. she got there or why, she is cer- cess, landing roles in commercials, television shows and several Cast: Terrence Howard, team behind “Man on a Wire” As dawn breaks the next day, tain that ward has a dark secret horror movies. Charlie Hunnam, Liv Tyler, comes the story of Nim, the another young woman, Kristen, at its core that freezes the girls According to his biography at the Internet Movie Database, Patrick Wilson and Christopher chimpanzee who in the 1970s disheveled and disoriented, sets into silence and she’s deter- Johnson made his film debut in 1982 as Neil in the slasher cult Gorham became the focus of a landmark fire to an abandoned farm- mined to get out – even if it’s classic “The Slumber Party Massacre.” He also wrote the screen- Director: Matthew Chapman experiment which aimed to house. Captured by the local alone. play for and appeared in the horror film “Iced” in 1988. Not rated show that an ape could learn to police, she is remanded to Johnson went on to spend several years living in Italy where he One step can change a life communicate with language if North Bend where she is pro- For more movie new s includ- appeared in Italian films and also found work dubbing Italian forever in “The Ledge,” a sexy raised and nurtured like a cessed and taken to the isola- ing what’s playing at local the- films into English. and suspenseful thriller, star- human child. tion ward. aters, trailers and an Johnson eventually relocated to St. Petersburg. Living in the ring Charlie Hunnam, Liv Tyler, Following Nim’s extraordinary In the ward, Kristen meets opportunity to purchase tickets Tampa Bay area, his love for live theater blossomed. Since 2000, Patrick Wilson and Terrence journey through human socie- the other patients: Zooey, child- online, visit www.TBNweekly Johnson has performed in more than two-dozen productions, Howard. ty, and the enduring impact he like and withdrawn; Iris, artis- .com. Click on the “Movie News many of them with Ed Fletcher’s Early Bird Dinner Theatre in After embarking on a pas- makes on the people he meets tic, prim and proper; flirtatious & Reviews” link on the left-side Clearwater. He appeared as Leonard Jolijoli in “Pajama Tops,” sionate affair with his evangeli- along the way, the film is an Sarah and the group’s free spir- menu. Bobby Franklin in “Run For Your Wife,” William in “How the Other cal neighbor’s wife (Tyler), unflinching and unsentimental Half Loves” and Max in “Anybody for Murder.” Gavin (Hunnam) soon finds biography of an animal we tried Borgatti, another Early Bird Dinner Theatre veteran, plays one himself in a battle of wills that to make human. What viewers of Johnson’s cellmates. The two have frequently shared the stage will have life or death conse- learn about his true nature – at Early Bird. quences. As a nonbeliever, and indeed about the nature of Outstanding Wolf, too, has performed at Early Bird Dinner Theatre. Actor, Gavin is lured by his lover’s humanity – is comic, revealing singer, comedienne and improviser, she has appeared in plays, husband (Wilson) to the ledge of and profoundly unsettling. film, radio and television commercials and infomercials. Locally, a high rise and told he has one she appeared in the American Stage Theatre production of “Lysis- hour to make a choice between ‘The Ward’ ITALIAN FOOD trata,” in Venue Ensemble Theatre’s “A Bench in the Sun” and his life or the one he loves. Genre: Suspense, horror and Early Bird Dinner Theatre’s “Lend Me a Tenor” and “Sin, Sex and Without faith in an afterlife, thriller on Clearwater Beach the CIA.” Overlooking the Sand Key Bridge and Water Wolf formed ZaZu Productions, which specializes in custom theater events and shows as well as entertainment and celebrity cari- cature impersonations for red carpet, party and corporate events. $ 00 “Cellmate Confessions” takes ZaZu in a new direction. “This is the first time ZaZu Productions is producing a large 10 OFF main stage production,” Wolf said. “My previous experience with With this coupon. One Per Table. ZaZu has been with improv workshops, red carpet events, murder Not valid with any other offers. mysteries and voiceovers produced in my recording studio. I still Exp. 7/31/11 LL participate in local professional theater, commercial acting, model- ing and film work.” Wolf’s most recent film appearance was in “The Four Fur Taste the Flavor of Italia! 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She recalled the loud reverberating sound, the bright lights deflecting off the white walls and the cold feel of the cement. She described her brief incarceration as “eerie.” “Since we’ve only been in rehearsal until we open next Thurs- day, in my own performance, remembering the ‘sense memory’ of that field trip is forever etched in my mind, and brings a chilling shiver throughout my body while I am in our ‘holding cell’ on stage,” Wolf explained. “The audience will have to be the judge of whether it’s given me and the others the tool towards a stronger, 794 S. Gulfview Blvd. more realistic performance.” Clearwater Beach The production contains extremely explicit themes and language. 727-449-8797

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LOOKING AHEAD, from page 1B harmonies. Songs like “I Get or visit www.atthecap.com. In an Lovin’,” “Groovin’,” and “Dream commercial successes for the been described as “resilient Around,” “Help Me, Rhonda,” era when female singer-songwrit- Weaver.” Ruth Eckerd Hall also band. Buckingham’s first solo enough to take inspiring risks cords” and “Bored to Death” to “California Girls,” “Wouldn’t It Be ers are ever-more ubiquitous, will host a Hippiefest marketplace album, 1981’s “Law and Order,” and sophisticated enough to see dramatic roles in all three ver- Nice” and “Good Vibrations” re- Colvin stands out as a singular offering beads, tie dyes and other produced the hit single “Trouble.” them through with imaginative sions of “Law and Order.” main indispensable staples in the and enduring talent. The three- iconic reminders of Woodstock, Buckingham’s subsequent solo sensitivity.” Widely admired for • Selena Gomez and the rock ‘n’ roll canon. The band’s time Grammy winner has re- San Francisco and a generation albums, 1984’s “Go Insane,” their interpretations of Scene, Saturday, July 30, 7 1966 release “Pet Sounds” is released nine albums to date, that brought a whole new outlook 1992’s “Out of the Cradle,” Beethoven, Clearwater native p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 garded as one of the greatest al- including the platinum “A Few to life. The marketplace will open 2006’s “Under the Skin” and Paul Yarbrough and his col- McMullen Booth Road. Tickets bums of all time. Wilson Small Repairs” which featured at 5 p.m. 2008’s “Live at the Bass Perform- leagues of quartet will present an range from $39 to $78. Call 791- continued to make great music the hit song “Sunny Came • Shaquille O’Neal’s All-Star ance Hall” and “Gift of Screws” all-Beethoven evening. 7400 or visit www.rutheckerd- after the Beach Boys, with 10 Home.” Colvin’s songs have been Comedy Jam Tour, Saturday, have all earned critical acclaim. • The Sarasota Ballet, Satur- hall.com. Gomez and her band, solo albums including his breath- included in motion picture Sept. 10, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Buckingham was recently hon- day, Nov. 19, 8 p.m., at Ruth platinum-selling artists, recently taking “Brian Wilson Presents soundtracks and she has also Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth ored with ASCAP’s Golden Note Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen announced the summer headline SMiLE,” which he began record- made appearances in films, on Road. Tickets range from $39.50 Award, and also has received The Booth Road. Tickets range from tour. The announcement comes ing in the 1960s and completed television and on the stage. On to $49.50. Call 791-7400 or visit Les Paul Award. $38 to $68. Call 791-7400 or visit on the heels of the impressive in 2004. That album earned him her most recent studio album, www.rutheckerdhall.com. The • The Script, Wednesday, Oct. www.rutheckerdhall.com. The debut of the new single, “Who a Grammy Award for Best Rock “These Four Walls,” released in tour will bring many of the hilari- 5, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, Sarasota Ballet will offer works of Says,” which catapulted to No. 10 Instrumental Performance for 2006, she again paired with long- ous comedians presented at 1111 McMullen Booth Road. two of the world’s greatest chore- and sold more than 115,000 “Mrs. O’Leary’s Cow.” time collaborator John Leventhal, Shaq’s All-star Comedy Jams Tickets range from $38 to $43. ographers. Sarasota and units in its first week. “Who • Bryan Adams, Wednesday, co-writing almost the entire shot during NBA All-star Week- Call 791-7400 or visit www.ruth Suzanne Farrell dancers will Says” was also the No. 1 most Aug. 10, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd album with him. The album also ends over the last three years. eckerdhall.com. Hot off the heels bring to life the brilliant choreog- added single at Top 40 radio Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth featured two covers, including the These highly rated television spe- of a notable No. 3 debut for their raphy of Balanchine’s “Dia- overtaking new singles by Bruno Road. Tickets range from $35 to Bee Gees “Words” and Paul West- cials have aired annually since recent studio album, “Science & monds,” originally created for Mars and Britney Spears. The $59.50. Call 791-7400 or visit erberg’s “Even As We Are.” In 2009. The lineup may also in- Faith,” the Irish rockers known Farrell and set to Tchaikovsky’s video for “Who Says” has nearly 5 www.rutheckerdhall.com. Adams 2009, Colvin released “Shawn clude comedians such as Aries as The Script will kick off a 31- magnificent Symphony No. 3 in D million views on Vevo since its is currently touring in support Colvin Live,” which captures the Spears, Corey Holcomb, Tommy city headlining tour Aug. 30 in Major, Op. 29, recalling the order March 11 premiere. “Who Says” “Bare Bones,” an acoustic live CD beauty and intimacy of her per- Davidson, Capone, Gary Owen Minneapolis, Minn. The tour and grandeur of Imperial Russia. will be featured on Selena Gomez recorded in the spring of 2010 formances, showcasing her inim- and Tony Roberts. The tour also makes a stop at Ruth Eckerd Hall The Sarasota Ballet will perform & The Scene’s third album. while on the road in the United itable voice and matchless guitar will be filmed live for a reality Oct. 5. “For The First Time,” the “The Two Pigeons,” the André Gomez and her band already States. Adams is one of the stylings. The album was nomi- show called “All-Star Comedy hit single off “Science & Faith,” Messager classic choreographed have a platinum single, two No. 1 world’s most highly acclaimed nated for a Grammy Award in the Jam Backstage Pass.” The filming debuted on the Irish Singles by Sir Frederick Ashton and Billboard Dance Singles and two musicians whose career has category of Best Contemporary of the show will be produced and Chart at No. 1. It peaked at No. 4 based on a Jean de La Fontaine gold-selling, top-ten debuting al- spanned more than three Folk Album. distributed by Codeblack Enter- on the UK Singles Chart and at fable of a wandering lover and his bums to date. Allstar Weekend decades. Constantly in demand, • Alison Krauss and Union tainment. In the last four years, No. 12 on the Australian ARIA ultimate return to love, home and will be the opening act at Ruth the celebrated rocker is on the Station featuring Jerry Douglas, Shaq Entertainment has Singles Chart. In the United reconciliation. Eckerd Hall. road more than 150 days a year Sunday, Aug. 21, 7 p.m., at Ruth launched the highly successful States, the single reached No. 4 • Joe Bonamassa, Friday, Nov. • Brian Wilson, Saturday, playing rock n’ roll favorites such Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen All-Star Comedy Jam brand, pro- on the Billboard Adult Pop Songs 25, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, Aug. 6, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd as “Summer of ’69,” “Run To Booth Road. Tickets range from ducing several television specials, Chart and No. 23 on the Bill- 1111 McMullen Booth Road. Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth You,” “18 til I Die,” “It’s Only $45 to $125. Call 791-7400 or a highly successful DVD series board Hot 100. The album debut- Tickets range from $45 to $75. Road. Tickets range from $45 to Love,” “Somebody” and “The Only visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. and also helped catapult comedi- ed at No. 1 in Ireland and the UK. The award-winning blues rock $69. Call 791-7400 or visit www. Thing That Looks Good On Me Is Krauss and Union Station will an Kevin Hart into the national Written and produced by The star, guitar hero and singer-song- Script frontman Danny O’- rutheckerdhall.com. The pioneer- You.” Adams was the first west- bring the Paper Airplane Summer spotlight. writer is touring in support of • Lindsey Buckingham, Donoghue and guitarist Mark ing musical genius who co-found- erner to play in both Pakistan Tour 2011 to the Tampa Bay area “Dust Bowl,” his ninth studio re- Wednesday, Oct. 5, 8 p.m., at Sheehan, “Science & Faith” was ed the Beach Boys and wrote and Vietnam. He has had four following the April 12 release of lease. In 2010, Bonamassa was Capitol Theatre, 405 Cleveland recorded in both London and Los many of the band’s greatest hits, No. 1 singles as well as racked up the new album “Paper Airplane” named Billboard’s No. 1 Blues St. Tickets range from $29 to Angeles and showcases emotion- Wilson will be performing the an impressive array of Oscar and from Rounder Records. A truly Artist based on the charting suc- $79. Call 791-7400 or visit www. packed songs that contain fluid greatest hits of the Beach Boys as Golden Globe nominations, a breathtaking collection of 11 ex- cess of “Black Rock,” the No. 2 atthecap.com. Buckingham, the melodies, haunting hooks and Billboard Blues Album of 2010, well as his solo classics. Wilson is Grammy Award, American Music quisite songs, “Paper Airplane” is iconic Fleetwood Mac guitarist O’Donoghue’s soulful vocals. and 2009’s Ballad of “John widely recognized as one of the Awards, Juno Awards and Krauss’ 14th album and the and male vocalist, will release his • Marc Broussard, Thursday, Henry,” which was No. 9. He was great composers of the last 100 ASCAP Film and Television Music band’s follow-up to 2004’s triple sixth solo album, “Seeds We Oct. 6, 7:30 p.m., at Capitol The- called “The Blues Rock Titan” by years. The Southern California Awards. He is a Companion of Grammy winning “Lonely Runs Sow,” on Sept. 6. In support of atre, 405 Cleveland St. Tickets “Guitar World” and was honored native – along with his brothers, the Order of Canada and has Both Ways.” It is Krauss’ first re- a cousin and a friend – formed been inducted into the Canadian the new album, Buckingham range from $22 to $35. Call 791- twice in the “Guitar Player Maga- lease since her 2007 internation- 7400 or visit www.atthecap.com. the Beach Boys while still in his Music Hall of Fame as well as plans a 31-city North American zine” 2010 Readers’ Choice ally acclaimed, multi-platinum Broussard’s current North Ameri- teens. With Wilson as chief song- Canada’s Walk of Fame. tour. The album is the first self- Awards winning Best Overall collaboration with Robert Plant, release for the Grammy winner, can trek celebrates the Louisiana writer and arranger, the band not • Shawn Colvin, Friday, Aug. Guitarist for the first time and “Raising Sand,” which won six producer and Rock And Roll Hall troubadour’s self-titled new only enjoyed dozens of hits, but 12, 8 p.m., at Capitol Theatre, Best Blues Guitarist for the Grammys including Record Of Of Fame member. From the album. The Atlantic recording changed music forever thanks to 405 Cleveland St. Tickets range fourth consecutive year. A child The Year and Album Of The Year. album’s first single “In Our Own artist’s single, “Only Everything,” Wilson’s innovative melodies and from $47 to $67. Call 791-7400 prodigy, Bonamassa opened • Hippiefest, Saturday, Aug. Time,” to the soft melodic has already scored at Hot AC shows at age 12 for blues legend 27, 7 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, pop/rock tinge of “End Of Time” radio outlets nationwide. This B.B. King. Bonamassa’s record- 1111 McMullen Booth Road. and the album’s most rocking unique artist’s first album is sim- ing career began in the early Tickets range from $39 to $75. track, “One Take,” to the touch- ple yet eloquent. It’s great music, 1990s with “Bloodline,” a rock- Call 791-7400 or visit www.ruth ing “When She Comes Down” and pulled from the heart, crafted im- blues group also featuring Robby eckerdhall.com. The annual con- the almost lullaby-esque hushed peccably and delivered with deep Krieger’s son Waylon and Miles cert event celebrates the music of tones of the gorgeous closing emotion. From the exhilarating Davis’ son Erin. His solo debut the era and the lifestyle revolu- number, “She Smiles Sweetly,” drive of its first single, “Only Ev- was in 2000 with the Tom Dowd- tion it represented. This summer 011311 the album showcases Bucking- erything,” to the hushed and ex- produced “A New Day Yesterday.” will mark the sixth year of Hip- ham’s full arsenal of skills. Buck- ultant old-school soul of “Lucky,” Bonamassa averages 200 shows piefest, which showcases artists ingham is best known for his to the swampy blues that haunts every year, almost always playing Summer Special who first achieved stature in the work as guitarist, male vocalist “Eye on the Prize,” Broussard to sold-out and ever-larger hous- decade that expressed peace, love and songwriter for Fleetwood stands as a lesson in transplant- es, and with each gig, he comes $ 00 and happiness. This year’s lineup Mac, a band that has sold more ing the seeds of American music more into his own as a virtuoso Monday 2 for 20 will include Dave Mason (Traffic), than 100 million albums world- into the spirit of today. and a vocalist. As he heads back PRIME RIB DINNER* Mark Farner (formerly of Grand wide, won countless awards, sold • Benise, the Spanish Guitar to the road in support of his new Funk Railroad), Rick Derringer, out venues around the world, Tour, Saturday, Nov. 12, 8 p.m., album, Bonamassa remains in- “Enjoy a FAST, $ 99 Felix Cavaliere’s Rascals and Affordable, Sit-Down Meal” Friday 2 for 17 and helped define the sound of at Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 Mc- finitely passionate about playing Gary Wright. Music-lover can ex- rock for the last three decades. Mullen Booth Road. Tickets range Quality & Customer Service * live, connecting with his audi- is #1 with us because, Fish & Chips DINNER pect to hear hits such as “Feelin’ Buckingham was the predomi- from $42.50 to $78. 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20. Condo Sales 125. Out of State 160. Unfurnished Condos 175. Unfurn. Apartments 185. Beach Rentals 225. Duplex-Triplex Rental PINELLAS PARK: 55+ SEMINOLE: 2BR/2BA, POOL, LARGO: 2BR/1BA, Vendome Village, 6925 Monte Cost-Effective 2nd Floor, W/D, $850/Month, Near Highland Rec Center. Carlo, 1BR/1.5BA/1CG, end unit, W/S/G & Cable Included. Annual. GULL HARBOR Fenced Yard, Master Upstairs Completely Remodeled! Statewide Call Colleen, (727)397-9146. After w/Private Deck. W/S/G Included, NEW roof, A/C. paint inside/ out, 4:30PM. $890/Mo. (814)450-2805. tile/ carpet. custom-designed Advertising 0. Real Estate Services SEMINOLE: 2BR/2BA, TOTALLY MADEIRA BEACH 2BR/1BA/1C kitchen w/granite countertops, 55+ Community Remodeled. Living/ Dining Room, Walk to beach, dead-end street, BUFFINGTON PROPERTY MGT. appliances, bathrooms. Place Your Ad Of 25 Words Eat-in Kitchen, W/D, Pool, Spa, small front & backyard. Real Estate And Rentals. No pets, $65,000. (727)580-2737. or Less In More Than 100 Carport. $785/Mo. (727)482-9139. $800/Month RentingTampaBay, Providing Outstanding Service In (727)735-8532 Pinellas County For 35 Years! PRICE REDUCED TO $120,000!! Newspapers Across Florida Cordova Greens, Bardmoor, SHIPWATCH: Nice Selection Of (727)518-8700 One-Story, 2BR/2BA Villa. For Only $475/week. 2BR/2BA Units. Walk To Beach! 245. Room For Rent Many Upgrades, Patio, Heated Starting At $1,100. Nonsmoking, 1. House Sales Pool. Glen Webb, (727)515-4443, You Can Reach Over 5 No Pets. Shipwatch Rlty, Inc. ROOMS AVAILABLE IN Private Century 21 Top Sales. Million Readers Through Our www.ShipWatchRealty.com CALL TO HEAR Homes From $400-$500/Month. (727)596-6508. ABOUT OUR SPECIALS Applications & Criminal CLEARVIEW LAKE ESTATES, WHY JUST VISIT WHEN YOU CAN 2BR/2BA, oversized 1CG. Up- Network Of Daily & Weekly OR CALL TO Background Checks Required. SEMINOLE GARDENS VILLA DE GOLF: LARGO, 55+, LIVE AT THE BEACH? Contact: Home Share Pinellas. dated kitchen & appliances, wood Florida Newspapers. 1BR/1BA, Garden Pool, Cable, SCHEDULE A TOUR & ceramic floors. Deed-restricted BUY WHILE PRICES ARE AT TODAY Spacious 1 bedroom, $920/month. www.homeshareprogram.org AN ALL-TIME LOW! New Carpet. $715/Month, (727)945-1528 community. $149,900. John Doran Contact INCLUDES ELECTRIC. 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Newly renovated 2 bedroom, $1,025 Realty, (727)461-9142. BEAUTIFUL 52-ACRE COMPLEX (727)398-7383. Small pets welcome SAFE, CLEAN, QUIET. Tampa Bay Annual Leasing Fully Furnished. Utilities, Cable HANDYMAN HOUSE, $45,900, 1BR/1BA, 704 sq. ft. Newspapers WATERʼS EDGE: Oakhurst Rd. 727-585-3723 Plan ahead? We will hold your apt. for up Included. Deposit, References, central air, 2BR, family room, 1st ﬂoor, 55+, Sunroom, 55+, Large, Beautifully Decorated, ID Required. From $135/Week. Next door to to 90 days with a signed lease. carport, fenced yard. Owner Furnished. Close to Pool! Classified Dept. 1BR/1BA, Pool. Annual Lease. (727)547-1199. offers rent to own or lease option. $19,900 (727) 397-5563 $650/Month. (727)398-7383. Largo’s Brand New Great Amenities including a Heated pool. Community Center 10439 116th Terr. 1BR/1BA 1,012 sq. ft. 032411 FREE: Activities, Cable TV, Water, Sewer, 255. Accom. To Share $5K BACK @CLOSE @$199K!! 2nd ﬂoor, 55+, Elevator, FRANKLIN, NC SUBDIVISION, 170. Furn. Apartments INDIAN SHORES: 1BR APTS. Trash, Carpet Cleaning & Pest Control. 4BR/2BA/2CG, Pool, Walk To Sunroom, Furnished! 1/3 sold, 30 lots left. Were 19235 Whispering Pines Drive. 17105 Gulf Blvd. SEMINOLE POOL HOME Seminole Schools. Save Child $26,900 $25,000 to $115,000. Now half FACING EVICTION? $650/mo., 850/mo., & $950/mo. Private room/ bathroom. All

Care Transportation & Parking. 2BR/2BA, 1,056 sq. ft. price, w/ﬁnancing. Also, in town Move in today! includes Electric, Garbage, 727-392-0753 060911 privileges, cable. $150/week. Needs Some TLC. (727)392-7239. 2nd ﬂoor, 55+, Elevator, cottage; 1/1 Lease option buy. Studio apts. starting @$185/week. Water, Lawn Service. Annual. Job and references required. New tile, Sunroom! (828)342-9349. Open 24/7. No credit check. No Owner/ Agent, (727)328-2957. INDIAN ROCKS BEACH (727)290-9725. SEMINOLE, IMMACULATE 3/2/2 $27,900. security deposit. Free local phone 3BR/3BA/1CG Lovely Home, furn- N.C. MOUNTAINS, HALF Priced calls. Pets okay. (727)446-6560. LARGOʼS BEST KEPT SECRET sihed, Tile, 2 MBRs, Screened Near Schools. New since 2005: Ridge Seminole Mgmt. Corp. Sale. Foreclosed lots, 2.5 acres & 265. Commercial Rentals A/C, Roof, Garage Door, Beautiful Lake-View Apts. Porch. W/D. Block From Beach. Lynn Evans, Realtor up, from $17,000. Limited time of- Mile To Beaches. Pool, Jacuzzi, $2,800/Mo. W/S/G Included. +Furnished. Huge Lot. (727)397-2534 fer. High altitude, secluded, easily 175. Unfurn. Apartments JOHNʼS PASS VILLAGE $159,000. Vivian Lurie, Tennis, Boating, Fishing, (859)421-7857 1,015 SF With Courtyard Seating. MySeminoleGardens.com accessible, spectacular views. Paddle Boats, More! Util. Incl. OAKHURST REALTY SEMINOLE GARDENS, 55+. Ready For Food Service. Some Bryson City. Call Owner: Move-In Special Only $299. INDIAN ROCKS BEACH, (727)204-9123. (800)810-1590. 2BR/1BA. No Pets. Nonsmokers 2BR/2.5BA/2CG, 1,400 sq.ft, Equipment Included; (Hood, Etc.) SEMINOLE GARDENS! Only. Robert G. Castles, P.A., (727)596-9133. Walk to beach. August 1st, Available Now! (727)510-9849. SEMINOLE: 11935 104TH AVE. Sales & Rentals NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAIN [email protected] Broker. (727)595-8229 $1,275/Month +utilities. JOHNʼS PASS VILLAGE 3BR/2BA/2CG, New Roof, Robert G. Castles, PA, Broker Lakefront lots. New gated water- www.SeminoleGarden.com Call (863)647-7704 500 SF Retail Space, Available A/C, Windows & More front community. Dockable lots LARGO, 1BR, 152 3RD ST NW, (727)595-8229 Now. Call For More Information. MLS #U7515391. $149,900. with up to 300’ of shoreline. Low $140/Wk. Dunedin Room, $75/Wk. MADEIRA BEACH: EFFICIENCY www.seminolegarden.com (727)510-9849. Graham Munce, Charles Ruten- insurance, low property tax. Call Call (727)586-2412 or Click w/Kitchen, Furnished, Phone, Ca-

063011 www.586-2412.com berg Realty (727)902-3394. VILLA, 2 STORY, Upscale Area, (800)709-5253. (F) Apartments ble, Laundry, Pool, Across From LARGO/ SEMINOLE OFFICES 3BR/2.5BA/2CG, Beautifully LARGO: VERY CLOSE TO Beach. No Pets. From $250/week, $275 Two-Office Suite, $400 Furnished and Updated, for Seniors Transportation, Shopping, FL Residents. 14711 Gulf Blvd. Larger Office, Includes Electric. Charming Courtyard, Fireplace, Hospital. Move-in Special! (727)394-0751. Additional Suites Are Available. Tennis, Pool, Docks / Slips on Cornerstone Realty Services, (New Building) 1BR/1BA, $600/month, 2BR/1BA, MADEIRA BEACH RENTAL Intracoastal, 10 minutes to IRB. (727)369-0788. $650/month, 2BR/2BA, 1BR/1BA, $900/Mo. Furnished. $315,000. Owner. Applications $700/month. (727)280-5005. SUNDAY, 1-4. 4BR/2BA/2CG Utilities Included. Private Patio, LARGO: 220 13TH ST. SW. 1575 Pennwood Circle N., Largo. RANDOLPH FARMS Available at MOVE-IN SPECIAL $399!! Parking. Walk To Beach. Near Diagnostic Clinic. 1,958SF, Family Room, Florida Townhouse, 3BR/3BA/2CG, 135. Rentals Pinellas Park Villa, Georgette Gillis, (727)584-7355. Office/ Workshop/ Storage. Fireplace, Courtyard, Sunroom, (727)584-6283. Room, Large Yard. Newer Air BUFFINGTON PROPERTY MGT. 1BR/1BA, Yard, Pool, SAND KEY: DANʼS ISLAND & Roof. Carol Sue Roberts, Breakfast Area, Vaulted Ceiling, St. Giles Laundry, C/H/A. Pets OK. Your Rental Specialist Servicing Furn. 2BR/2BA Condo. Beautiful OFFICE & RETAIL SPACE Coldwell Banker, (727)480-3452. Patio, New Paint, Tennis, Pool, $665/month includes W/S/G. Docks / Slips, minutes from Pinellas County For 35 Years. Intracoastal View! $1,800/Month, From $385 - $630 Per Month. Call For Free Consultation. Easy Qualify. (727)657-9881. Annual. (404)723-5690. Ample Parking. Madeira Beach. AVAILABLE NOW: 2 TO 4BR Shopping and Beach. Manor II www.villa-rentals.webs.com (727)518-8700 (727)641-6465. homes, take over payments. No $229,000. TREASURE ISLAND WATER- 7650 58th Street N SEMINOLE, 8423 Seminole Blvd. money down. No credit check! Call Troy Robinson, Imperial Real AVAILABLE NOW: 2 TO 4/BR FRONT & GULFPORT, 2BR/2BA TERRIFIC BEACH CORNER, Re- 2BR/1BA, includes W/D, (866)343-4134. (N) Estate, (727)595-4918 Homes Take over payments. No Both Newly Updated. Clean, Safe, tail offices, Redington Shores. Pinellas Park, FL Unfurnished: $820/month, money down. No credit check! Call Secure. $1,100/Mo. Some Utilities Across street from high-traffic Furnished: $870/month. (888)270-0372. (C) 33781 Included. (727)385-0104. public beach. 800-1,600 SF. Includes super cable, requires 35. Mobile Home Sales 18131 Gulf Blvd. (727)391-1203. First Time deposit. (727)584-4707, FAIRWAY VILLAGE GOLF 145. Unfurnished Houses Monday - Friday (727)392-0248. 190. Waterfront Rentals Homebuyer Course, 55+, Resident Owned. 305. Fun Things to Do Clubhouse +2 pools. Priced from BELLEAIR 2BR/2BA/1CG, NICE! 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. S.W. LARGO: LG. 1BR/1BA, 2/3 BR BEACH-FRONT CONDOS Program* $49,900 & up. Monthly fee $194. Clean & Spacious. Lg. Sunroom. $500/Month. Quiet. Laundry on Redington Shrs. Fantastic Views! DARE TO DREAM NOW ON YOU Cable, W/S/G, Lawn. Trish Bickell, 604 Mehlenbacher Rd. $895/Mo. ❏ 1 BR Apartments Premises. Petless. $400 security. 1,250-2,000SF. Furn. /Unfurn. Tube. Don’t miss his New Original, (Discounted rent). (727)586-2412. “What About Us,” also “Missing Low Interest Rate FWV Specialist, ❏ Rent based on income Yearly lease. (727)595-2228. Heated Pool. Pets OK. Charles Rutenberg,(727)432-2133 Last Month FREE! $1,375/month. (727)424-2945. You” & “It Might Be You,” 2BR/1BA, KITCHEN, DINING/ ❏ all performed by Alex. Visit: Mortgage www.trishbickellrealestate.com Living Room Combo. Fireplace, Must be at least 62 TERRIFIC GULF VIEWS youtube.com/user/alextributes. (C) W/D, Bonus Porch. $775/Mo. Call years of age Redington Shores, Large 195. Seasonal Rentals Down Payment Assistance PALM HILL COUNTRY CLUB. 55+, After 6pm (727)504-3520. 2BR/2.5BA, W/D, Patio. #767 Royal Palm, Largo. CLEARWATER BCH/ SAND KEY at 0% Interest Newer Tile, Carpet, Paint through- 2006, 3BR/2BA/3CP, 3 Pools, Tennis, CLEARWATER: BUILT 2009, (727) 623-9886 2BR/2BA, Furnished Condos out. $1,100/month. Two Story, 2BR/2.5BA/2+CG & Available: 1-12 Months. Florida Housing Finance Authority Executive Golf Course. TTY - 800-955-8771 Jeff, (727)391-1203 Bonus Room. Large Master. Dreams RE Sales & Rentals, Inc. REDUCED: $104,888 +Share. 18131 Gulf Blvd. of Pinellas County $1,150/Month. Annual. Best (727)595-5774. GLENWOOD EST. MHP Beach Rentals. (727)398-1200. 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOMS 12810 5 STAR, LAND OWNED, 55+ Small Property. Screened Pool, 1-800-806-5154 PARK. 12501 Ulmerton Rd. HOME RENTALS Laundry. Starts at $575/Mo. Credit 185. Beach Rentals 200. Vacation Rentals 355. Adoption All 2BR/2BA/2CP, $170/Mo. Maint. Across Pinellas. 3/2s, 4/2s, 5/2s, www.pinellascounty.org/community/hfa Check Req. 6570 66th Ave. N. Book Your August Vacation!!! Brochures Avail. At Comm. Bldg starting from the $900s. Family (727)526-2683. REDINGTON SHORES ABORTION NOT AN OPTION? owned. (727)532-0020. Cozy, Clean, Furnished Cottages. Fabulous beach cottage. Steps to Consider Adoption. It’s a wonder- Programs available in Pinellas, Polk Free Realty, Inc. BELLEAIR BLUFFS 1-2BRs, starting at $315/week. Beach. Furnished 2BR/2BA. W/D, ful choice for an unplanned preg- and Pasco counties. Steps to Gulf Beach. Pet Friendly. 55+ Lincolnshire Est. #1515, Deluxe 1&2BRs. New Carpet. deck. Non-smoking. Available nancy. Living and Medical ex- LARGO SEMINOLE AREA www.UncleMiltsCottages.com. * If you have not owned a home 1071 Donegan Rd., Largo. Overlooking Pool and Courtyard. starting July. Short/ Long Term. penses paid. Loving, financially (727)595-8013. in the last 3 years 2BR/2BA/2CP, D-W, $15,888 3BR/2BA/2CG, 2,000SF, split Between Intracoastal & Shopping. (727)804-0335. secure families await. Call Attor- floor plan. Shadow Pines ney Ellen Kaplan, (877)341-1309. Florida Mobile Homes, Inc. 2942 West Bay Dr. CLEARWATER BEACH area. Large fenced yard. (727)483-4853. 210. M.H. Rentals #0875228. (C) CALL JOHN DOLES, Near schools, shopping. Sand Key Ultimar II. 21st floor, Gorgeous View! Furnished ADOPTION: (888)812-3678 5. Real Estate Sales (727)510-3331 Includes pest control, lawn BELLEAIR BLUFFS 2BR/1BA BLUE SKIES M.H.P. LARGO. care. $1,500/Month, first, last. 2BR/2BA, Annual/ Seasonal, Mobile Homes For Rent. Move-In All expenses paid. Choose a lov- Triplex Apartment, quiet (813)245-7877 ing, financially secure family for LARGO 1BR/1BA, NICELY Fur- (727)647-1999 cul-de-sac, non-smoking, off street Special, $199. One Bedroom. Call (727)657-2104, (813)789-8331. your child. Caring & confidential. nished, AC/Heat, Low Lot Rent. parking, $775+ neg. month. FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED (24/7) Attorney Amy Hickman. $8,000, O.B.O. (727)465-3293. (727)742-1531 1-5 Bedrooms SEMINOLE: 13124 92nd Avenue. 1 & 2BR HOMES FOR RENT Lic. #832340. (C) Near Schools. 3BR/2BA/2CG, Condos, Houses, Duplexes in a quiet community. Furnished or LARGO, 2BR/2BA, 5-STAR Park, BELLEAIR BLUFFS: Charming Weekly/ Monthly/ Annual ADOPTION: 866-633-0397. C/H/A, Fireplace, Patio, Fenced unfurnished. Any age. Starting at All real estate advertising in this 55+, Carport, C/H/A, W/D, Utilities. 2BR, 1,000+SF, Family Room, Bob Schmidt, (727)580-9797 Unplanned Pregnancy? Provide yard. $1,350/Month +security. $650/month. Background check newspaper is subject to the Fair Close to pool, clubhouse, 10 min- C/H/A, W/D, Carport/ Storage. Tropical Isles Realty, Inc. your baby with a loving, financially (727)515-5481. required. First month & security Housing Act which makes it illegal to utes to shopping. No Pets. Back- $795/month. Small Pet Okay, Call (727)593-0744, (800)655-0744 secure family. Living/ Medical/ deposit. Call Indian Rocks advertise “any preference, limitation or ground check. $15,000. Inquire Dave, (727)492-3043. Counseling expenses paid. Social Estates, (727)593-7796 discrimination based on race, color, about rental. (716)818-6644. 155. Furnished Condos TREASURE ISLAND worker on staff. Call compassion- religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or 1BR/1BA & 2BR/1-1.5BA. INDIAN ROCKS, 2BR/2BA, 55+, EFFICIENCY & 1BR FAIRWAY VILLAGE: 55+ ate attorney, Lauren Feingold. (FL national origin, or an intention, to make LARGO: SW, 55+, Pet Friendly. Pool, Laundry Room. Starting At WATERFRONT RESORT Bar#0958107) 24/7. (c) such preference, limitation or W/D, glassed porch, $575/Mo. Credit Check Required 2BR/2BA, DW, Fully Furnished. 2BR/1BA, C/H/A, Shed, W/D. covered parking. Clubhouse, Across From Public Beach, $800/Month. 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Also taking part in the event will be authors, the hit television show “Masters of Illusion: Impossible Magic” to the • Art exhibit, through July 12, at the Rotary Centennial Nature antique dealers and entertainers. The district’s shops, boutiques and stage, complete with exotic animals, beautiful dancers, escapologists, Center, Honeymoon Island State Park, 1 Causeway Blvd. Sponsored galleries also will be open. Live entertainment often includes perform- comedy magic, quick change artists, mentalists and sleight of hand. by the Friends of the Island Parks, the exhibit will showcase the work ances by artists such as Mile Marker Zero, Double M Band, Paul An- Audience participation adds to the fun and suspense. This spectacu- of Ozona resident Susan McCubbin. Her work highlights the beauty of thony Band and New Horizons Band. The Industrial Art Center will lar, colorful show is sure to provide thrills, awe and smiles for the en- local and other coastal areas around the state. 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Center, 1515 Bay Palm Blvd. Gallery hours are Monday through celebrate the season and indulge themselves with luscious culinary • Tuesdays at Two ﬁlm series, Tuesday, July 19, 2 p.m., at Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and Friday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The exhibit delights from some of the area’s finest restaurants. The concert will Dunedin Public Library, 223 Douglas Ave. The featured film will be features works from the Florida Artists Group and includes 30 paint- feature the music of guitarist Peter White and saxophonists Kirk “True Grit.” Call 298-3080. ings, drawings, photographs and mixed media works from 16 artists. Whalum and St. Petersburg’s own Mindi Abair. Proceeds from the Works offer metaphor, narrative, abstraction and sharp-edged realism. show will benefit of The Marcia P. Hoffman Performing Arts Institute Gulfport The public is invited. The Florida Artists Group was incorporated as a and Clearwater Jazz Holiday jazz education programs. The Ruth Eck- • Third Saturday Art Walk, Saturday, July 16, 6 to 10 p.m., along non-profit organization in 1949 and had its first annual statewide ex- erd Hall/Clearwater Jazz Holiday Youth Band opens the show for this Beach Boulevard. Attendees can preview and purchase the work of hibition in 1950 in Gainesville. The group is made up of artists whose festive evening. more than 50 artists and crafters. Also taking part in the event will be work has attained national or state-wide recognition. The artists show- • Tony Orlando’s Great American Christmas, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 1 authors, antique dealers and entertainers. The district’s shops, bou- cased in the exhibition are from Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Hernan- p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road. Tickets range tiques and galleries also will be open. Live entertainment often in- do, Sumter and Citrus counties. Participating artists include Kevin from $35 to $43. Call 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. One cludes performances by artists such as Mile Marker Zero, Double M Grass, Rhoda Tritschler, Mary Alice Harley, Kas Turner, Patton of America’s most endearing and enduring stars, Orlando is known for Band, Paul Anthony Band and New Horizons Band. The Industrial Art Hunter, Rebecca Skelton, Pamela Miles, Melissa Miller Nece, Marge his warmth, his energy, a host of hits including five that made it to No. Center will offer mini-classes with master glass blower Jackie Ballard Dimmitt, Shirley Frank, Candace Richey Ripoli, Jeri Johnson, Roberta 1, a successful television variety show, roles in movies and on Broad- and the IAC team. For information, visit www.gulfportma.com. Morgan, George Trimitsis, James Swallow and Cheryl Anne Day-Swal- way, and as a popular casino entertainer. It all began with the surprise • USA Dance, Monday, July 25, 7 to 10:15 p.m., at Gulfport Casino, low. Call 596-4331 or email [email protected].

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