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Transplanted artist relishes local lifestyle

ST. LUCIE COUNTY — Almost any morn-ing of the week, motorists driving west onPort St. Lucie Boulevard near MorningsideDrive glancing to the north might see anunusual sight: a woman painting on an easelin her driveway just steps from the busystreet.

One might wonder how she can concen-trate with all the traffic going by, but Heather

Pettersen says she finds the city tranquilcompared to living in New Orleans whereshe used to paint and sell her works in Jack-son Square.

“Port St. Lucie is a great place to live, espe-cially if you’re tired of all the hustle and bus-tle of city life,” Ms. Pettersen said. “I suredon’t feel the need to keep a can of mace inmy pocket when I leave my house like I didin New Orleans.”

The road she traveled to get here, though,had its ups and downs and was not an easy

one. Born in Mobile, Ala,. and adopted bySouthern Baptist missionaries when she wasonly 18 days old, Ms. Pettersen grew up onthe mission field surrounded by culture.After living in India, Spain and South Ameri-ca, she returned to the United States at age18 to study art with a scholarship at Missis-sippi College. Her parents fully supportedher passion for painting since they were pro-fessional musicians themselves.

“They always encouraged me and provid-

Open wide Agency providescomfort tovictims

TREASURE COAST — For the victimof a violent crime, facing the perpetra-tor can be more than he or she canhandle.

Not only do victims sometimes feelresponsible in some way, they are rid-dled with guilt, shame and more oftenthan not, fear.

The volunteers at the Victims Ser-vices of the Treasure Coast make ittheir job to help victims through thisharrowing ordeal.

“We have two programs where vol-unteers provide services to victims,”said Tracy Amandro, Victim ServicesProgram Coordinator. “The SexualAssault Victims Program provides sup-

Sevin Bullwinkle/staff photographerEmma Marburger, 4, sits in the dentist chair while Nathan Sangiuolli, 5, pretends tobrush her teeth at the new dentist exhibit at the Treasure Coast Children’s Museum inJensen Beach. The exhibit is sponsored by Dr. Arias Treasure Coast Pediatric Dentistry.

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Don’t chase your tail when trying to fix your computerSometimes when computers

malfunction, the timing can becoincidental causing you to

chase your tail around trying to fixit. Most of the time when yourcomputer starts acting squirrelly, itsgood practice to consider the lastthing that happened right before theproblem popped up and then try toundo whatever it is that waschanged.

But then again, sometimes undo-ing the last thing that happened canbe a red herring, causing you to spin

your wheels for hours. Take this email I received from

George for instance: "Hi Sean. Readyour articles every week and lookforward to them. It's the first articleI look for in Hometown News. "Sean,

I was having a problem with myMicrosoft mouse, so my son gave mean optical mouse to install. I justdisconnected the old one andplugged in the optical mouse andturned the computer on. It beganloading files for it and now, everytime I turn on the computer, I haveto hit F1 to continue loading win-dows. "Then I'm told that Windowshas updated my computer clock andasks me to check it. It is alwayswrong and I have to correct themonth, year and time. "Do you haveany ideas what is causing thisbecause it never has done thisbefore? I'm sure it had to do withadding the new mouse (italics addedby me). "I recall reading one of yourarticles where you said most com-puter problems were due to softwareadded to the computer. Any correc-tions I can make? "Thank you inadvance and please don't stopwriting your articles because youcertainly have made a big differenceto so many of us." - George fromPort St. Lucie

On the surface, it would appearGeorge is on the right track, becausehe knows that when he added thenew hardware (the mouse) - andoften when new hardware isinstalled - problems can occur. Butafter reading his email and consid-

ering what was going on, I realizedthat George was about to start"chasing rabbits." This is how Ireplied to George: "Hi. Thanks forreading! What's happening on yoursystem likely has nothing to do withthe new mouse, just coincidencethat it started happening at thesame time you added a new piece ofhardware. "Your machine is proba-bly older than three years, yes? Onyour motherboard is a small battery,such as that found in a watch. Whenthat battery runs down, you willhave to hit F1 every time you bootand reset the clock. With the batterydead it loses track of time when itpowers down and all BIOS settingshave to be reset on boot up. Un-plugthe system, open the 'can' and lookfor a watch-like battery (probablyabout the size of a quarter) andreplace it. That ought to correct theissue. Hope that helps and thanksagain for reading." – Sean

The next day I opened my e-mailand found the following e-mail fromGeorge: "Hello Sean. Thank you somuch for the info on the deadbattery. I never thought of that andyes, my machine is over seven yearsold and I have never opened the'can,' but the way you explained it, I

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A typical story about the fear of car buyingEarl Stewart is the owner and general

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Below, you can read the Facebookexchange between me and a youngwidow from Arizona. She contacted

me to help her buy a car. I chose to writethis article about her request, because herfear of car buying is so typical, epidemicin the U.S.A. The annual Gallup poll onEthics and Honesty in Professions, alwayslists car dealers last or next to last. Manypeople would prefer to experience a rootcanal at their dentist than buy a car fromtheir dealer. Those victimized the mostare the very young, elderly, less educated,overly trusting, and the English languageimpaired.

I chose to make this young woman’sfear of car buying and my proposedsolution the subject of this blog because itis so typical of so many, but who are afraidto speak out and ask for help. With herpermission, I will follow up later withwhat actually happened when shefollowed my advice to usewww.TrueCar.com to buy her car.

This is my Facebook dialog with theyoung widow from Arizona:

Melinda Nina Wood Nelson:“Can I hireyou to help me to lease a car :) I am awidow. My husband died Sept. 2001. Ibought a brand new Ford Expedition off

the show floor and paid over $40,000. I gottaken because I had never bought a newcar before. In the first week an elderly 82yr. old man took out the passenger side ina Walmart parking lot. He had no insur-ance. The third year, a woman ran a redlight and completely totaled the truckleaving the Vets office after doing ananimal rescue and nearly killed me.Again, she was from Mexico and had noinsurance. Doing my homework andresearch I fought with the insurancecompany and got a decent value to buyanother vehicle but still lost tons ofmoney on the lot value at purchase andwent without a car for nearly 4 months(had to rent). In 2008 I bought a used 2003Navigator from a dealership in Scottsdale.It was mechanically totaled in the secondyear, after $4,000 in repairs I traded it in tothe same dealership for $11,000 in 2010for a 2010 slightly used Chrysler 300 for$17,000. The total price I ended up payingfor the 300 after my trade deduction was...$29,000 including interest at 14 percent. Istill have this car and I am still paying it offat $360 a month and still owe almost$11,000. I needed a big SUV because I doanimal rescue and have to have largekennels for transport so I bought a 2005navigator less than a year ago in cash and

paid over $250 to have it professionallyinspected by a licensed mechanic and testdriven. I was given the go ahead to buythe vehicle as 98 out of 100 perecntmechanically sound. In less than a year Iam now looking at a $4,300 repair bill tokeep it running and with a/c with a verynear future repair coming possibletransmission. The Fletcher's mechanicrecommended I Trade it in while it is stillrunning and filled a/c fluid for cold air. Myfear is getting taken at a dealership, yetagain. I am all most out of money and sickof dealing with car issues and slimycriminal mechanics who charge toomuch and do not even do anything butmake things worse. I have to date lostnearly $60,000 in car loss. I am a good,honest person who saves animalsthrough my rescue. I need a lil karmafrom my Karma savings account :) Willyou please help? I can pay you $100 anhour for up to 3 hours by phone (if adealer can even finish a deal in thattime...doubtful). What do you say...wannabe my gun for hire. To get a feel for who Iam please go to my Facebook pages at,Starbarks Pet Rescue or my personal page,Melinda Nina Wood Nelson. Thank youfor taking the time to read my very longmessage Sir. Have a great day.

Earl Stewart: Melinda, I won't acceptpayment but I would be happy to helpyou lease the car of your choice at a fairprice. I suggest you go towww.TrueCar.com. Choose the exact car

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Managed by Wayne Huffins, thispicturesque executive golf courseoffers challenges, gorgeous sceneryand of course, a chance to enjoy thenatural beauty of south Florida.

The popular course, designed byCharles Ankrom, plays to a par of 61and measures just over 3,800-yardsfrom the longest of three sets of tees.

The course opened in 1988 as thefocal point of the retirement com-munity in which is sits. The course issmall, making walking is very easy.

Recently, Hometown News golfcolumnist James Stammer wrote areview of the course:

The greens at Savanna Club arewell guarded and framed withmounding, bunkers, trees or water.While the holes may not be long, thepar-4s feature fairways that havesome rolling undulations to them inaddition to well-placed fairwaybunkers, Mr. Stammer said in hiscolumn.

He continued: There are a dozenpar-3s, the shortest of which is just113 yards long, and the longestcomes in at a stout 197 yards. Best ofall, they are not all nearly the samelength. Looking back on my round, Irealized that I hit eight differentclubs from the tees on those 12 par-3s.

You will find five par-4s and a sin-gle par-5 at Savanna Club. At just460-yards from the tips, playing thepar-5 13th could make you feel like atouring professional with a chance

to make eagle after a well-placeddrive and a daring second.

While there is water around, itdoesn’t really come into play excepton a few holes. There are also fewforced carries over water or wetlandshere. My favorite hole, the 348-yard,par-4, sixth has two forced carries,one off the tee and another to thegreen. The best angle to attack thegreen is from the right side of thefairway. This however, brings themost water into play on your secondshot. It’s an Ankrom design trade-mark.

Accuracy is well rewarded atSavanna Club. There is no need topull the driver out of the bag. Youcan use fairway woods or hybrids toset up easier approaches into thepar-4s. The greens complexes willeat you up if you don’t hit the puttingsurface. Miss the green and you will

find yourself with some tricky chipsand bunker shots. Add in the gentlyrolling greens and your putter mayget a good workout trying to makepars, he concluded.

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you want and you will be given threedealers with the best prices. Contact thedealer of your choice but don't signanything until you call me, cell phone(561) 358-1474. I will advise you at nocharge if it is a good deal and, if not adviseyou what to do.

Melinda Nina Wood Nelson: You arewonderful. Thank you, I will do that. It ishard to admit fault but I am honest andcan admit my weakness...car buying

Earl Stewart: “Good morning, Melinda.You’re very welcome and don’t feel badabout admitting your difficulty buying acar. Most people have the same difficulty,and it’s not your or their fault; it’s theanachronistic, unethical and often illegal

way most car dealers sell cars today. Iwould like to ask a favor of you. I write aweekly blog, advising car buyers just as Iam advising you now. May I use ourFacebook dialog in my blog, www.Earl-StewartOnCars.com this week? If youprefer, I could redact your name. Please letme know this morning, if possible.Because your situation is so typical, Ibelieve your real life story would greatlybenefit many others. If you agree, we canfollow up next week with how you fared

followed my advice. Thanks very much. :)

Melinda Nina Wood Nelson:Yes, youmay use my name and my message. Iappreciate all you do for folks like me.Thank you :)

When I hear back from Melinda as tohow her TrueCar purchase experiencewent, I will relate it to you in an upcomingcolumn.

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Arrests made from July 3 through July 11.

Port St. Lucie Police Department

• Patrick S. Wood, 25, of 311 S.E. WaltersTerrace, Port St. Lucie, was charged with grandtheft and dealing in stolen property.

• Serge Nicolas, 19, of 1405 S.W. SudderAve., Port St. Lucie, was charged with threecounts of burglary of a dwelling, grand theft of afirearm and grand theft.

• Bruce Martin Fong, 39, of 674 S.W. OldBriar Ave., Port St. Lucie, was charged withgrand theft auto and burglary.

• Anthony Choppa, 18, of 3310 S.W. Fam-brough Street, Port St. Lucie, was charged withtwo counts of burglary of a dwelling or structurearmed, grand theft of a firearm and grand theft.

• Quintin David Shuman, 18, of 325 S.E. Wal-lace Terrace, Port St. Lucie, was charged withpossession of cocaine.

• Daviossie Deleon Mack, 19, of 2511 S.W.Choctaw Street, Port St. Lucie, was chargedwith possession of marijuana with intent to sell.

• Wendy L. Root, 52, of 4362 S.W. PaleyRoad, Port St. Lucie, was charged with felonydriving under the influence.

• Linda Hughes, 54, of 1265 S.W. Mot Circle,Port St. Lucie, was charged with smugglingcontraband into a detention facility.

• Daniel Francis Montalbano, 22, of 4151S.W. 106th Terrace, Davie, was charged withassault on an officer and battery on an officer.

• Douglas Whitney Collins, 32, of 2032 S.W.Greenan Lane, Port St. Lucie, was chargedwith burglary and delivery and distribution ofdrugs.

• Anthony Donell McCleod, 25, of 4022 S.W.Alice Street, Port St. Lucie, was charged withaggravated battery on an officer and violationof probation.

• Craig Stephen Greene, 54, of 425 S.W.Hibiscus Street, Port St. Lucie, was arrested onan active warrant.

• Gordon Doyle Sutton, 22, of 380 Violet Dell,Casselberry, was charged with battery on anofficer.

• Javan Mikini Russell, 26, of 1890 S.W. Dal-mation Ave., Port St. Lucie, was charged withpossession of marijuana of more than 20grams and possession of a controlled sub-stance without a prescription.

• Tom Albert Edward, 49, of 2560-212 N.E.Dixie Highway, Jensen Beach, was chargedwith felony battery or domestic battery by stran-gulation and kidnapping.

• Daniel A. Kennedy, 17, of 1136 42nd Ave.,Vero Beach, was charged with three counts ofcrimes against persons by harming a publicservant or family.

• Duckens Antoine, 21, of 5435-102 N.W.Moorhen Trail, Port St. Lucie, was charged withaggravated battery while offender knew orshould have known victim was pregnant.

• Gabrielle Rendini, 36, of 1352 S.E.Roanoke Street, Port St. Lucie, was arrestedon four active warrants for possession of mor-phine, possession of alprazolam and posses-sion of drug paraphernalia.

• Michael Rossani Williams, 27, of 22Oakridge Drive S.W., Port St. Lucie, wascharged with dealing in stolen property.

• Jarrett Michael Coles, 26, of 931 Gwen-dolen Terrace S.W., Port St. Lucie, was arrest-ed on an active warrant for felony driving whilelicense suspended.

• Nicholas Bickman, 19, of 266 S.W. VoltairTerrace, Port St. Lucie, was charged with bur-glary and grand theft.

• Anthony Otano, 50, of 9665 S.W. Flowe-mound Circle, Port St. Lucie, was charged withfour counts of dealing in stolen property –organized.

• Charman Williams, 41, of 347 S.W. Duxbury

Ave., Port St. Lucie, was arrested on an activewarrant for aggravated assault with a deadlyweapon.

• Ivan Reuben Atkinson, 33, of 1915-67 S.E.Hillmoor Drive, Port St. Lucie, was charged withgrand theft.

• Nicholas Bickman, 19, of 266 S.W. VoltairTerrace, Port St. Lucie, was charged with bur-glary, grand theft and dealing in stolen property.

• Kathleen Martin, 59, of 261 Oakridge DriveS.W., Port St. Lucie, was arrested on an activewarrant for cultivation of marijuana.

• Michael Rossani Williams, 27, of 22Oakridge Drive S.W., Port St. Lucie, wascharged with dealing in stolen property.

• Johnny White, 45, of 1962 S.E. Manth Lane,Port St. Lucie, was arrested on an active war-rant for possession of a firearm by a convictedfelon.

• Isiah Ortiz, 25, of 361 S.W. Kentwood Road,Port St. Lucie, was charged with battery andkidnapping.

St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office

• Stacy Doneen McGarry, 42, of 237 S.W.Langfield Ave., Port St. Lucie, was arrested onan active warrant for possession of drug para-phernalia.

• Daniel Cornett, 33, of 5506 Short Street,Fort Pierce, was arrested on five active war-rants for two counts of dealing in stolen proper-ty, two counts of giving false information to apawnbroker and larceny.

• David Anthony Leonardo, 49, of 2511 Mar-avilla Way, Groveland, was charged with firstdegree felony with a weapon, possession ofcocaine and possession of cocaine with intentto sell.

• Casmishae Yasmie Jeune, 20, of 901 North23rd Street, was charged with trafficking in acontrolled substance, trafficking in opium and

possession of a controlled substance without aprescription.

• Sarah Marie Dodd, 25, of 1213 York Ave.,Fort Pierce, was arrested on an active warrant.

• Jeremy Elias Henderson, 34, of 4417 S.W.Idlewild Street, Port St. Lucie, was arrested onan active warrant for lewd and lasciviousmolestation of offender 18 years of age or olderto victim age 12 to 16.

• Donnell Davis, 56, of 3214-7 South U.S.1,Fort Pierce, was arrested on an active warrantfor lewd and lascivious molestation of offender18 years of age of older to a victim age 12 to16.

• Jamail R. McNair, 21, of 1212 North 23rdStreet, Fort Pierce, was arrested on an activewarrant for driving while license suspended.

• Alma L. Warren, 31, of 309 North 18thStreet, Fort Pierce, was charged with felonydriving while license suspended.

• Kenyon Scott Lines, 42, of unknownaddress, was arrested on an active warrant foruttering a forged bill, giving false information toa pawnbroker, dealing in stolen property andgiving false information to a pawnbroker.

• Brittany Kelley, 22, of 6 Sunrise Drive, Prov-idence, R.I., was charged with destroying ortampering with physical evidence.

• Emmanuel Cornelius Lurry, 29, of 5013-BSanibel Ave., Fort Pierce, was charged withbattery by a person detained in prison or jailfacility.

• Damon Brandt Richards, 38, of 711-515Forest Club Drive, Wellington, was chargedwith possession of cocaine.

• Hayley Jaclyn Ritter, 20, of 11008 BocaWoods Lane, Boca Raton, was charged withpossession of cocaine and possession of acontrolled substance without a prescription.

• Tyler Gordon Blum, 41, of 2760 N.E. IndianRiver Drive, Jensen Beach, was charged withfelony driving under the influence and felonydriving while license suspended.

• Michael Anthony Genus, 19, of 1866 S.W.Leafy Road, Port St. Lucie, was arrested on an

Police reportEditor’s note: This is a list of arrests,

not convictions, and all arrestees arepresumed innocent unless or untilproven guilty in a court of law.

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If you have information about a crime, call Treasure Coast Crimestoppers at(800) 273-TIPS.

Ball game pricesSt. Lucie Mets game tickets were $8

each on July 4? The Mets offer very fewdiscounts if any, and we always hear orread about promotions after the fact.When my kids were young the town welived in had a farm team of the TorontoBlue Jays. Back then they had promo-tions and we would go to many gamesevery season. You met interesting peopleand would see them at nearly everygame. Monday night was always churchbulletin night. A whole family was admit-ted free by bringing in their church bul-letin. The stands were always full withfamilies. I guess the money was made offthe concessions as every family would behaving hot dogs and cokes. Thus makingmemories for all involved at a price that afamily could afford. I am just thinkingthat the Mets could maybe give back a lit-tle.

About minimum wageOwning a service business required

visiting accounts located in several coun-

ties. Over time, I became acquainted withfamilies in the rural communities. Beinga country boy and having grown up inthe cotton fields, it was always temptingto lend a helping hand to my own kind.After watching a couple high-school boysprogress through their senior year, Ioffered them jobs upon graduating. Oneof the young men was the local basket-ball star and the other was the son of apastor. They were bright, clean cut andeager to gain employment.

We were all excited. Their starting paywas somewhere above the minimumwage. At the time, I thought how nice itwould be if they learned the business andsomeday took it over. Having no one toleave the business to, why not?

It was a fleeting thought. At 8 a.m. onhis first day, the basketball player wasasked to sweep the floor. The floor areawas about thirty-five feet wide and thesame in length. “As soon as you’re fin-ished we’ll do a few service calls,” I said.When five o’clock came, he was stillsweeping. Around and around he swept,never quite getting the dirt corralled. Thepoor fellow was in over his head. He hadnever used a broom. The next day hewent out with a service crew to pick upand deliver equipment.

The pastor’s son worked diligently,learned fast, and had a knack for repair-ing electronics, which was very helpful. Iwas very encouraged. One out of two.Fifty percent isn’t bad.

A week passed and after consultingwith my foreman it was decided that thebasketball player was out of his league. Itseemed there was not one job he wascapable of doing, regardless of how sim-ple. A high school graduate — regrettably— we had to let him go.

The pastor’s son advanced to the pointthat he worked alone servicing theequipment. After a couple pay raises hebought a new Mustang Cobra and hadeverything going his way.

It was encouraging—but—his appear-

ance had started to spiral downward. Hewould come to work with long dirty mat-ted hair, unshaven and clothes thatlooked as if he had slept in them. Hisbody odor preceded him. He was theantithesis of a company service repre-sentative.

I took him aside, one on one, talking tohim about his appearance. Reasoningwas not in the cards. Rolling his eyes backin his head he said, “You mean you wantme to look like you?”

I gave him leeway and tried to overlookhis total absence of childhood rearing.

The large truck we used to moveequipment blew an engine. New engineswere expensive. Then the transmissionwent out. They too were expensive. It waslater revealed that he liked to drag racewith the big white truck.

Several days later a phone call in thewee hours of the morning woke me. Itwas the police. They had found theyoung man and one of his friends in ouroffice building smoking pot. I immedi-ately dressed and drove to the office. Myfirst words were, you’re fired, get off thepremises. I then asked the police officerto remove them from the property.

What does all this have to do with min-imum wage? Just this! I don’t mind teach-

ing a person a trade with the expectationof the individual becoming a loyalemployee. But I’ll be darned if I’m goingto pay someone for the privilege of teach-ing them what their parents should havetaught them while they were growing up.Young people today do not know how towork! Period. The minimum wage is not awage that will provide a person with all oftheir wants or needs. It’s for a time inwhich they learn to work. Then it’s up tothem. If one cannot prove to theiremployer that they are worthy of a payincrease—then they don’t deserve it.

Of the two examples, the basketballplayer was the best employee. We neverfound anything that he could do, but allhe cost were his wages. The pastor’s soncost the business wages, a new engine,transmission, tires and gave the compa-ny a bad reputation.

If you think you’re worth more thanthe minimum wage, prove it. Everyemployer out there is looking for peo-ple who are worth more than the mini-mum and will gladly pay to get them.

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Drive, Fort Pierce, was charged with battery bya person detained in prison or jail facility.

• Zachary L. Spagnuolo, 22, of 4575 U.S.1,Vero Beach, was charged with three counts ofcrimes against persons by harming a publicservant.

• Chad Andrew Clymer, 35, of 2037 NorthBlackwell Drive S.E., Port St. Lucie, wascharged with felony driving while license sus-pended.

• Kenneth C. Robinson, 43, of 69 Mediter-ranean East, Port St. Lucie, was arrested on anactive warrant.

• Amber Nicole Brunt, 26, of 5700 SeagrapeDrive, Fort Pierce, was charged with posses-sion of a controlled substance without a pre-scription.

• Freddie Lee Brown, 18, of 227 Grand ClubPlace, Fort Pierce, was arrested on an activewarrant.

• Zephaniah A. Spence, 34, of 2410 51stStreet North, Fort Pierce, was charged withfelony violation of probation.

• Jonathon Deon Peavy, 18, of 3305 AvenueN, Fort Pierce, was charged with destroying,tampering with or fabricating physical evidenceand possession of a weapon or ammunition bya convicted felon.

• Anthony J. Tesoriero, 43, of 2334 S.E. Bore-aux Court, Port St. Lucie, was arrested on anactive warrant for child abuse by intentioninflection of mental or physical injury and tam-pering with or fabricating physical evidence.

• Alexis Rashema Williams, 21, of 1301North 32nd Street, Fort Pierce, was arrestedon an active warrant for first degree petit theft.

• Michael Anthony Shue, 57, of homelesscamp, Fort Pierce, was charged with aggravat-ed assault with a deadly weapon.

• Daniel James Mathews, 30, of 2119 S.E.Rich Street, Port St. Lucie, was charged withfelony violation of probation for sale or deliveryof hydrocodone and possession of

hydrocodone.• Patrick William Mckeon, 44, of 1133 South

7th Street, Fort Pierce, was arrested on anactive warrant for felony petit theft.

• Carol Manuel Carson, 29, of 3210Louisiana Ave., Fort Pierce, was arrested on anactive warrant for failure to appear, sale andeliver of marijuana and possession of mari-juana under 20 grams.

• Jahson Eric Cummings, 22, of 6454 N.W.Flair Street, Port St. Lucie, was charged withbattery on an officer.

• Dejuan M. Priade, 31, of 145 N.W. 2ndStreet, Miami, was arrested on an active fugi-tive from justice warrant for knowingly exploit-ing an adult, four counts of fraudulent use of acredit card, two counts of possession of aforged instrument, theft by deception, persist-ent felony offender and probation violation forfelony offense.

• Heather Ann Palomar, 34, of 5401 Olean-der Ave., Fort Pierce, was arrested on an activewarrant for giving false name to a pawn brokerand dealing in stolen property.

• James Michael McCloud, 51, of 1227-BAvenue K, Fort Pierce, was charged with felonydriving while license suspended.

• Micahel Keith Baron, 37, of 176 Swann MillCircle N.W., Port St. Lucie, was charged withfelony violation of probation for grand theft.

• Nicholas Lee McGoogan, 27, of 4801Williamstown Blvd., Lakeland, was arrested onan active warrant for aggravated stalking threatand tampering with a witness, victim or inform-ant.

• Elijah Bacon, 23, of 2906 Avenue E, Apt. A,Fort Pierce, was charged with carrying a con-cealed firearm.

• Antonio Lamont Strattman, 31, of 1111South 7th Street, Fort Pierce, was arrested onan active warrant for grand theft auto.

• Melissa Rivest, 33, of 761 N.W. BayshoreBlvd., Port St. Lucie, was charged with felonyfailure to appear for possession of cocaine andpossession of drug paraphernalia.

• Raul Rodriguez, 28, of 2913 Middle Road,Fort Pierce, was charged with trafficking incocaine.

• Brent Keelo Leonard, 21, of 7105 CoquinaAve., Fort Pierce, was charged with destroying,

tampering with or fabricating physical evidenceand resisting an officer by fleeing or eluding alaw enforcement officer with lights and sirensactive.

• Erika Jayne Keith, 34, of 2238 Dapsco Ave.S.W., Port St. Lucie, was charged with felonyviolation of probation for possession of alprazo-lam.

• Frankie David Vargas, 24, of 19300 N.W.45th Ave., Hialeah, was arrested on an activewarrant for organized fraud.

• Joseph Key, 31, of 247-8 Alemeda Road,Palm Springs, was arrested on an active war-rant.

• Passion Antrice Delgado, 17, of 761 N.W.Kilpatrick Ave., Port St. Lucie, was arrested onan active warrant for failure to appear.

• Markez Lee Wright, 23, of 515-A North 31stStreet, Fort Pierce, was arrested on an activewarrant for failure to appear, possession ofmethamphetamines and felony driving whilelicense suspended.

• Daniel James Matthews, 30, of 2119 S.E.Rich Street, Port St. Lucie, was arrested on anactive warrant for sale or delivery of oxycodonewithin 1,000 feet of a convenience store andpossession of oxycodone.

• Patrick Turlane Murray, 40, of 820 10thStreet North, Fort Pierce, was arrested on twoactive warrants for felony battery and felonybattery with a prior conviction.

• Derrick D. Miller, 34, of 2603 Avenue O, FortPierce, was charged with aggravated batteryon an officer and battery on an officer.

• Chester McCoy, 34, of 2402 Avenue I, FortPierce, was charged with possession of mari-juana of more than 20 grams.

• Julio Cesar Pantoja, 21, of 2045 HideawayCircle S.E., Port St. Lucie, was charged withpossession of a controlled substance without aprescription.

• Rajini Bridjmohan Gordon, 40, of 2701 Cit-rus Ave., Fort Pierce, was charged as an out ofstate fugitive.

• Chris Summerlin, 35, of 395 ChamberlinBlvd., Fort Pierce, was charged with destroy-ing, tampering with or fabricating physical evi-dence.

• Andrew J. House, 45, of 685 Pueblo S.W.,Port St. Lucie, was charged with felony viola-tion of probation.

• Joseph John Raneri, 19, of 864 St. TropezCourt S.W., Port St. Lucie, was arrested on anactive warrant for aggravated battery with greatharm.

• Dayna M. Wesley, 27, of 2489 UniversityTerrace S.E., Port St. Lucie, was arrested on anactive warrant for false statement for public aidand third degree grand theft.

• Jamel Eugene Pittman, 26, of 340 S.E.Florida Street, Lot D, Stuart, was arrested onan active warrant for possession of cocaine.

• Giuseppe Franco Giambanco, 34, of 325Farleys Court, Vero Beach, was charged withtwo counts of aggravated battery, five counts ofresisting an officer with violence and twocounts of battery on an officer.

• Charles Anthony McNeil, 49, of 901 39thStreet North, Fort Pierce, was arrested on anactive warrant for third degree grand theft.

• Callie E. Perry, 31, of 1461 S.E. BellcrestStreet, Port St. Lucie, was arrested on anactive warrant for assault on a law enforcementofficer.

• Hassan Shareef Ingram, 35, of 1601Avenue H, Fort Pierce, was arrested on anactive warrant for possession of firearm orammunition by a convicted felon.

• Christopher Allen Warmouth, 20, of 481N.E. Cornwall Ave., Port St. Lucie, was arrest-ed on two active warrants for intentional childabuse and six counts of lewd or lascivious bat-tery.

• Alexander Simons, 16, of 403 21st StreetNorth, Fort Pierce, was arrested on an activewarrant for possession of a firearm by a minor.

• Jonathan S. Guariglia, 25, of 651 SarazenAve. S.W., Port St. Lucie, was arrested on anactive warrant for grand theft.

• Donald Walter Howard, 31, of 1227 HiawataStreet, Melbourne, was arrested on an activewarrant for theft.

• Hentrez Hentrell Ancrum, 26, of 2315 JoHaywood Drive, Fort Pierce, was charged withfirst degree felony with a weapon and posses-sion of a synthetic narcotic.

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• Nadine Marie Spardello, 23, of 912 Sher-man Street, Hollywood, was charged with pos-session of marijuana of more than 20 grams.


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ed plenty of art supplies for me to explore and developmy abilities,” she said.

Quickly disillusioned with the structure of art schooland feeling her creativity stifled, Ms. Pettersen decidedto strike out on her own and support herself doing oddjobs in order to paint. She ultimately ended up in thecorporate world and got married, but soon found her-self in an abusive relationship that lasted seven years. Ithad taken a toll on her by the time she got out of it, andshe ended up strung out on drugs on the streets of Dal-las. She credits God with giving her the grace to look upat that point in her life and quit drugs completely.

“This was not the life I wanted to live for it was noth-ing but misery,” Ms. Pettersen said.

She subsequently got employment painting backdrops for photographers and before long began toexhibit her own work in galleries shows across the coun-try. She felt so blessed that she decided to return to hernative state of Alabama in 2006 and open up a nonprofitart center for abused women and children called Alaba-ma Art with Heart. She and another artist worked hand-in-hand helping raise funds for the local children’s hos-pital, hospice and other organizations until Ms.Pettersen decided to resign and move to New Orleans in2009.

She found so much success selling her artworks inNew Orleans that she had to work seven days a week tokeep up with demand. She discovered Tai Chi at thistime and began practicing it for to help ease the stress ofher success.

Everything seemed to be falling into place for herwhen, out of the blue, detectives found her in Louisiana

and arrested her for a drugpurchase she had made sixyears before while in Dallas.Instead of trying to fight thecharges, Ms. Pettersen pledguilty and served ninemonths in a federal prisonin north Florida.

“Life isn’t always fair,” theartist said. “No one seemedto care that I had been drug-free for over five years andhad started a nonprofitorganization to benefit myhometown community.”

Ms. Pettersen says shesaw the hand of God in theexperience, and the timeflew by as she taught her fel-low inmates art and contin-ued practicing the little TaiChi she knew. By the timeshe was released, she had

determined to learn Tai Chi from a master rather thanjust dabble in it. That search led her first to the TreasureCoast in 2012, then to Fort Lauderdale, without findingthe instructor she was looking for. She had almostdecided to return to New Orleans when someone toldher about Master Chen’s Wellness Center in Stuart.

She subsequently returned to Port St. Lucie in Janu-ary 2014 and has been steadily painting in her garagestudio and studying with Master Chen ever since. Now42, she says the long road it took her to end up in Port St.Lucie has made her who she is today.

“They say it is not about reaching the finish line, butrather it’s about the journey,” Ms. Pettersen said. “Thisone has been an adventure to say the least.”

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• ‘Out of this World:’ 2-4 p.m., Morn-ingside Branch Library, 2410 S.E. Morning-side Blvd., Port St. Lucie. Experience anafternoon of extra-terrestrial fun with Wiigames like Super Mario Galaxy, SonicRiders: Zero Gravity, and Space Camp.Pizza and prizes provided. Meant forgrades six through 12. For more informa-tion, call (772) 337-5632.

• Chillin’ Vibes in the Vines: 6-9:30p.m., on the third Friday each month atEndless Summer Vineyard & Winery, 4200Johnston Road, Fort Pierce. Food by ChefSal, fire pits, s'mores kits. Tickets are

$8.45. More information and advancefood tickets available online at www.end-lesssummerwine.com.

• Treehouse Time “Life under a log” at4 p.m. at the Oxbow Eco-Center. This is afree program appropriate for ages three tofive with an adult. For more information,call (772) 785-5833 or [email protected].

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• Mad Science Show – RadicalRockets: 11 a.m., Savannas Preserve StatePark, Environmental Education Center,2541 Walton Road, Port St. Lucie. Bring a

two-liter bottle and learn to transform itinto a rocket. Meant for children ages 5-10. Fee is $3 per child, plus park admis-sion. Space is limited and reservationsrequired. Call (772) 398-2779 for moreinformation or to register.

• Kids Event – Butterflies: 11 a.m., PortSt. Lucie Botanical Gardens, 2410 S.E.Westmoreland Blvd., Port St. Lucie.Participants will learn about butterflymetamorphosis and watch them flittingaround the butterfly garden, then enjoy asnack and make a butterfly-themedproject. Free, meant for ages 5-12.

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Finances are on your mind this week,Aries. You could be driven now morethan ever to get your ducks in a row.Expect such tasks to be a bit stressfulbut ultimately worth it.

TAURUS - April 21/May 21Taurus, avoid being sidetracked bysome familiar obstacles. Even withthe best intentions you can getpushed off target. Pay attention andstick with it.

GEMINI - May 22/June 21Gemini, it may be tempting to setaside responsibilities in favor ofmore exciting experiences. But thereal opportunities for adventurecome from making commitmentsand goals.

CANCER - June 22/July 22Cancer, you may finally be ready toexpress feelings that you have beenkeeping to yourself. If you are wor-ried about how others will respond,don't be. You have accepting friends.

LEO - July 23/Aug. 23Leo, do not deny yourself somepleasure, especially if you have beenputting in a lot of work and effort toattain your goals. Enjoy a little downtime when you can.

VIRGO - Aug. 24/Sept. 22Virgo, you cherish your time withfriends and family this week, spend-

HoroscopesFor famous barbecue, visit Tillman’sFORT PIERCE — Barrachel

Tillman loves what he does. When Mr. Tillman talks

barbeque, his face lights upand it’s easy to see, and taste,that his pride is heavilyinfused in his art: cooking.

On a recent trip to Till-man’s Famous Barbecue, Iwas delighted to try somegood, old-fashioned,smoked meat with homecooked sides like macaroniand cheese, baked beansand collard greens.

“People eat with eyesfirst,” said Mr. Tillman as wewaited for our lunch toarrive. “It’s about presenta-tion, the smell, and peoplelove good barbecue.”

Mr. Tillman bought hisfirst food truck with the helpof his grandparents when hewas 17. He soon talked astranger into letting himhave an old barbeque grillthat was rusting away in her

back yard. After months ofpersuasion, she relented andgave him her recentlydeceased husbands prideand joy.

“I told her that I would con-tinue the legacy and makeher proud,” Mr. Tillman saidwith a twinkle in his eye. “Inursed the grill back tohealth. I polished it, fixed it,cleaned it and made sure itwas ready. Soon, a guy Iknew asked if I was justgoing to look at it or actuallycook on it…. And that was it.From then on, I dabbledwith sauces, meats and therest, you could say, is barbe-cue history.”

Mr. Tillman has perfectedhis craft, making some of themost mouth-wateringsauces, including a new cre-ation out of his kitchen, thelip-smacking barbecuesauce.

“Some of my employeeswere in the back experi-menting with the sauces andthey brought this one to me,”

he said while we enjoyedperfectly smoked ribs cov-ered in the new sauce. “As Iwas eating it, I thought, Ihave to come up with aname for this… and I wassmacking my lips because itwas so good, and then Iknew that was the name…the lip-smacking barbecue

sauce.” Mr. Tillman insisted that

my guest and I try the bar-beque ribs, chicken, rib tips,and sample some of the sidedishes available.

The ribs were incrediblytender with the perfect mixof spices. We chose to add

Photo courtesy of Marcus YoungbloodBarrachel Tillman, left, stands with two members of hisfishing team, Team Tillman. They came in first place in alocal fishing tournament

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Since I base a lot of my topics onemails I receive, one topic that hasbeen very active is crabgrass.

Crabgrass is a very common problem inmany of our lawns. Crabgrass is actuallya summer annual that germinates eachyear, mainly in the summer although inour area of Florida, crabgrass can be anuisance almost all season. Sincecrabgrass tends to grow in large bunch-es, it can rapidly take over a lawnespecially if it is not in the best ofhealth. A single crabgrass plant canproduce as many as 150,000 seeds! That

is why the problem may seem tomultiply season after season. Crabgrassis not only a problem in Florida but is aproblem throughout the U.S.

Crabgrass is not only a nuisance, butit can be often difficult to control. Many

of the herbicides that you can get overthe counter are only effective if youhave a lawn other than St. Augustine.Most crabgrass killers are actuallyherbicides for killing broadleaf weedsand this type of herbicide can causebrowning of your lawn if it is St. Augus-tine or Floratam.

Fortunately, most crabgrass infesta-tions are in other types of lawns such asBahia and Bermuda grasses. If you havethese lawn types you can use a crab-grass killer with good results

I emphasize that this type of treat-ment will only prevent the crabgrassthat has not yet germinated. You canfind these products at many localgarden and hardware stores. Althoughyou should follow label directionscarefully, there are some generalguidelines you should consider. Alwaysapply the herbicide uniformly acrossyour lawn as if you miss any areas, theseedlings will have an opportunity togerminate and do their thing. Inaddition, do not de-thatch your lawnimmediately after applying the herbi-cide as the chemical barrier will bebroken. Do not use a pre-emergentherbicide if you already have aninfestation. In this case you should usea post-emergent herbicide to kill theexisting crabgrass. If over the countermeasures do not do the trick, then theuse of a professional lawn service wouldbe advisable.

I want to again stress that you readthe directions carefully and follow them

precisely to avoid damaging your lawnor the environment.

If you have the St. Augustine variety,you should only use Atrazine for yourweed control needs. Although it will notbe as effective as the other herbicides, itwill provide a safe treatment that willnot brown out your Floratam lawn.Atrazine is the active ingredient in suchproducts as Scott’s Bonus-S along withother brands of Floratam weed controlproducts.

Before using any insecticide orherbicide, follow safe practices and userubber gloves, safety glasses and achemical respirator (if you are going tobe spraying the product). Always usethe appropriate amounts as excesschemical can make its way to thegroundwater and contaminate yourwell. If you get the chemical on yourskin, flush immediately with freshwater. Remember that many chemicalsare absorbed directly into your blood-stream and can cause long-termproblems if enough is allowed to enteryour body. If you ever have any unusualsymptoms after using a chemical lawnproduct, contact your doctor and takethe bottle of the suspected poison withyou.

Joe Zelenak has more than 30 yearsexperience in gardening and landscape.Send e-mails [email protected] or visithis websitewww.hometowngarden.com.


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some of the sauces available, includingthe Tangy Mustard Barbeque Sauce. Itwas an incredible addition to an alreadyperfect rib.

The BBQ chicken was juicy and themeat nearly fell off the bone and almostmelted when eaten. We tried the TangyMustard sauce on the chicken and itadded just the right amount of tangyand just the right amount of sweet.

Dinners are served with a side dishand garlic bread. I don’t know how any-one can choose between all of theamazing choices. We were fortunateenough to sample some of the sides,including homemade macaroni andcheese, brown sugar baked beans, col-lard greens, coleslaw and potato salad.

All of the sides taste like homemadeand are definitely tops on my list.

I doubt there will be any room leftafter eating the delicious barbecue, butif so, there are incredible cakes availablefor dessert. Mr. Tillman gave me a pieceof lemon cake to take home with me.The cake was incredible. My advice:even if you’re too full for it at the restau-rant, take some home for later…. Youwon’t regret it.

Tillman’s indoor restaurant is locatedat 2231 South U.S. 1, in Fort Pierce, inthe Sabal Palm Plaza.

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BBQFrom page 11

ing as many free moments with themas possible. In the coming days, carveout some alone time for yourself.

LIBRA - Sept. 23/Oct. 23Libra, you are no stranger to meetingother people's demands, but you needto be very firm about what you wantright now. Work with others but makeyour opinions known as well.

SCORPIO - Oct. 24/Nov. 22Scorpio, your intensity helps you getthrough some difficult projects in theweeks ahead. Be sure to make sometime for rest and relaxation once yourprojects are finished.

SAGITTARIUS - Nov. 23/Dec. 21Sagittarius, there is a lot more going on

in your life now than meets the eye.Moves that you make could be crucialto your success, so do your best tomake sure you make the right choices.

CAPRICORN - Dec. 22/Jan. 20Capricorn, expect some initial dissentwhen you propose an unorthodoxsolution to a problem. Don't worrymuch, as others will come aroundwhen the plan starts to work.

AQUARIUS - Jan. 21/Feb. 18Do not allow your emotions to get thebetter of you this week, Aquarius. Steerclear of confusing issues and do notdelve too deeply into things you don'tunderstand.

PISCES - Feb. 19/March 20Pisces, expect to be acknowledged forsome special contributions this week.Stand up and take your bow with graceand appreciation.

ScopesFrom page 11

A quick trip south offers a great golfing experience One of the best things about

living on Florida's east coast isall of the great golf courses

available within a short drive of home.One of my favorite is the Greg NormanSignature Golf Course at JupiterCountry Club.

One of Norman's newest designsopened just five years ago and hasfilled its private membership at arecord pace. This past weekend I, alongwith a few colleagues, headed toJupiter to see for ourselves just whatthe attraction is. From the moment we

entered the property through theTuscan-inspired entrance and its hintsof the charming Italian village atmos-phere beyond, we knew why.

This Toll Brothers jewel, a 480-acrecommunity, is situated convenientlyjust west of Florida's Turnpike onIndiantown Road in Jupiter. Thecenterpiece of the community is its 18-hole Greg Norman Signature GolfCourse.

The course features five sets of teesto properly challenge and entertaingolfers of all abilities. From the tips thecourse plays to a very stout 7,228 yards.However, short knockers should fearnot. The other tees can play as short as5,289 yards. Some members havetaken to using different combinationsof tees during their round to get theright fit for their game or their mood.In some cases they do this to make thecourse play entirely different from dayto day.

Known for using the natural topog-raphy of the land he's given, Normanmoved just the right amount of dirtaround for his course here. Incorporat-

ing nature preserves and more than adozen lakes into his design, the coursewas given an overall native character,with large wetland preserves in thecenter. It features generous fairwaysdefined by large, sweeping bunkers.Orange coquina shell waste bunkersadd definition and character to severalholes. Landscaping draws from nativeplants including Pine Flatwoods, Oaksand Sabal Palms.

"I think Greg Norman had some helpfrom Lawrence of Arabia," quippedone member of our group. "I enjoyed alot of time in the sand today."

While the bunkers can snatch awayward shot, they also help to frameeach fairway and green. I did find itodd that Norman seemed to save thenarrowest fairways for the par-5s. Forthe most part there is a lot of room offthe tee. I was also pleased to find thefairways playing hard and fast. I havenever enjoyed the kind of roll on drivesthat I did here. I likely hit some of mylongest drives in years, as did everyonein our group.

The greens are surprisingly excellentconsidering the odd winter weatherthat we experienced this year. Kudos tothe maintenance staff as these are asgood as any I've played in quite sometime. They roll true and have justenough undulation in them to makeevery putt require your full attention.

The course has a solid variety of

holes, including a short par-4 to temptyou to roll up your sleeves and drivethe green. There is one par-5 that onlythe longest hitters will reach in two,and another that most everyone has achance of reaching in two.

The 18-hole course, which is thecenterpiece of this community, hasexceeding members’ expectations. TollBrothers serves a sophisticated marketthat knows the difference between agreat course and a mediocre one.

Our group also knows the differenceand as we walked off the 18th green,the thumbs-up was unanimous.

Other amenities at Jupiter CountryClub include a Grande Clubhouse witha main dining room, private diningarea, men’s and women’s lockerfacilities with card rooms, and golf proshop. In addition, a separate healthand fitness center have a casualoutdoor dining area to serve golf,tennis and pool patrons; familyswimming pool and adult-onlyswimming pool; fitness area; separateaerobics room, and men’s and women’slocker facilities; sports shop withfitness and tennis merchandise; andsix lighted clay tennis courts.

At Jupiter Country Club, every homeoverlooks the golf course or have lakeor nature preserve views. Toll Brothersis offering detached single-familyluxury homes and attached, two- and

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Community Awareness event: 10 a.m.to 6 p.m., Holy Faith Episcopal Church,6990 S. Federal Highway, Port St. Lucie.Food, fun, more. For more information,call (772) 446-9619 or visit www.holy-faithpsl.org.

• Casey N Spaz Comedy: Doors openat 7:30 p.m. at the Port St. Lucie CivicCenter; show starts at 8:30 p.m. Featur-ing comedian Dave Williamson. Cash barand munchies available. Tickets are $12in advance, $15 at the door. Preferredup-front seating is $15 in advance only.

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• Sunday Wine & Soul: EndlessSummer Vineyard & Winery, 4200Johnston Road, Fort Pierce. Winery opensat noon for tastings. Live music from 1-5

p.m. with Gregg Jackson, plus food byChef Sal. Wine slushees, disc golfthrough the vineyard, giant chess, more.Crush on Charity featured non-profit isFamily Meals; $2 donation per person isappreciated. More information andadvance food tickets available online atwww.endlesssummerwine.com.

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Pursuant to the laws of this state the following vehicles will be sold to the highest bidder.03 CHEVROLET ID#1GNDT13S432413079 05 CHEVROLET ID#2G1WF52E45937342006 KAWASAKI ID#JKBVNKG106A001269 Terms of the sale are cash and no checks are accepted. Seller reserves the right to final bid. All sales are final. No refunds will be made. Said auto will be sold in ‘as-is’ condition with no guarantees.Pubs: July 18, July 25, 2014

NOTICE is hereby given that on 8/14/14 at 9:00 am the following vehicle will be sold at public auction for monies owed on vehicle repairs & storage costs pursuant to F.S.S. 713.585. The lienor: Mad Performance, Inc. 1638 S.E. Village Green Dr. Pt. St. Lucie, FL 34952 (772) 398-9222.Parties claiming interest have a right to a hearing prior to the date of sale with the Clerk of Court as reflected in the notice. The owner has the right to recover possession of the vehicle without judicial proceedings as pursuant to F.S.S. 559.917. Any proceeds recovered from the sale of the vehicle over the amount of the lien will be deposited with the Clerk of Court for disposition upon court order.97 HONDA 1HGCE1824VA004453 Pub: 7/18/14

NOTICE OF SALE Rainbow Title & Lien, Inc. will sell at Public Sale at Auction the following vehicle to satisfy lien pur-suant to Chapter 713.585 of the Florida Statutes on August 7, 2014 at 10 A.M. *Auction will oc-cur where each vehicle is located* 2005 Honda VTX 1800R, VIN# 1HFSC49085A302511 All Star Cycles, 1815 SW Biltmore St., Port Saint Lucie,FL 34984 Lien Amount: $4,467.66 a) Notice to the owner or lienor that he has a right to a hearing prior to the scheduled date of sale by filing with the Clerk of the Court. b) Owner has the right to recover possession of vehicle by posting bond in accordance with Florida Statutes Section 559.917.c) Proceeds from the sale of the vehicle after payment lien claimed by lienor will be deposited with the Clerk of the Court. Any person(s) claiming any interest (s) in the above vessel contact:Rainbow Title & Lien, Inc., (954) 920-6020 *All Auctions Are Held With Reserve* Some of the vehicles may have been released prior to auction Lic #AB-0001256 Pub: July 18, 2014

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ST. LUCIE

COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION

IN RE: ESTATE OF ROBERT C. HOLLAND, Deceased. File No.:562014CP000625FM

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The administration of the estate of Robert C.Holland, deceased, whose date of death was April 25, 2014, is pending in the Circuit Court for St.Lucie County, Probate Division, the address of which is P.O. Drawer 700, Ft. Pierce, FL 34954. The names and addresses of the personal representatives and the personal representatives’ attorney are set forth below.All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE.ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.N OT W I T H S TA N D I N G THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.The date of the first publication of this notice is July 18, 2014.Personal Representative:Joy A. Nembhard, 338 NW Aurora St. Port St.Lucie, FL 34983 Attorney for Joy A. Nembhard:John T. Chandler, 900 Virginia Ave., Ste. 7, Ft.Pierce, FL 34982 FL Bar Number: 191235 Phone:772-464-3774 Email:[email protected] & Personal Representative: June Long, 299 Moonstone Dr., Jensen Beach, FL 34957 Attorney for June Long: Greenspoon Marder, Evett L.Simmons, 145 NW Central Park Plaza, Ste.200, Port St. Lucie, FL 34986 FL Bar Number:358053 Phone: 772-873- 5900 Email: evett.s [email protected] Pubs: 7/18 & 7/25/2014

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COMPLAINTTO: James M. BushSt. Lucie CountyCase No. CD201205742/D 1207177An Administrative Complaint to impose an adminstrative fine has been filed against you.You have the right to request a hearing pursuant to Sections 120.569 and 120.57, Florida Statutes, by mailing a request for same to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Licensing, Post Office Box 5708, Tallahassee, Florida 32314-5708. If a request for hearing is not received by 21 days from the date of the last publication, the right to hearing in this matter will be waived and the Department will dispose of this cause in accordance with law.Pubs: 6/27/14, 7/4/14, 7/11/14 & 7/18/14

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IN RE: ESTATE OF ELEANOR M.PANETTIERI, Deceased.FILE NO.:562014CP000505FM

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The administration of the estate of Eleanor M.Panettieri, deceased, whose date of death was April 15, 2014, is pending in the Circuit Court for St.Lucie County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is P.O.Box 700, Fort Pierce, Florida 34954. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below.All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE.ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.N OT W I T H S TA N D I N G THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.The date of the first publication of this notice is July 11, 2014.Personal Representative:Michael John Panettieri, 10581 St. Thomas Dr., Boca Raton, FL 33498 Attorney for Personal Representative: Roger N.Messer, Esq. Messer and Messer, 1555 NW St.Lucie West Blvd., Suite 202, Port St. Lucie, FL 34986 FBN: 0230571, Telephone: 772-879- 3000 Pubs: July 11, & July 18, 2014

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE

COMPLAINTTO: Gregory E. Buderus St. Lucie CountyCase No. 201300208An Administrative Complaint to revoke your license and eligibility for licensure has been filed against you. You have the right to request a hearing pursuant to Sections 120.569 and 120.57, Florida Statutes, by mailing a request for same to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Licensing, Post Office Box 3168, Tallahassee, Florida 32315-3168. If a request for hearing is not received by 21 days from the date of the last publication, the right to hearing in this matter will be waived and the Department will dispose of this cause in accordance with law.Pubs: 7/18/14, 7/25/14, 8/1/14 & 8/8/14.

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COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION

IN RE: ESTATE OF ROBERT FRANCIS MAFFIA, Deceased. File No.: 14-CP-000617

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The administration of the estate of Robert Francis Maffia, deceased, whose date of death was March 7, 2014, is pending in the Circuit Court for St. Lucie County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is Clerk of the Circuit Court, P.O. Box 700, Fort Pierce, FL 34954. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below.All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE.ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN THE FLORIDA STATUTES WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.N OT W I T H S TA N D I N G THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.The date of the first publication of this notice is July 18, 2014.Personal Representative:Richard R. Maffia, 6190 NW Hacienda Lane Port St. Lucie, Florida 34986 Attorney for Personal Representative:Michelangelo Mortellaro, Esq., Florida Bar No.:0036283, Mortellaro & Sinadinos, PLLC, 8401 J.R. Manor Dr., Ste. 200, Tampa, FL 33634 Telephone: (813) 367- 1500 Fax: (813) 367- 1501 E-Mail: mmortellaro @tampabaylawgroup.com Pubs: 7/18 & 7/25/14

NOTICE OF SUSPENSION

TO: Louis M. OlivoSt. Lucie County Case No: 201306437A Notice of Suspension to suspend your license and eligibility for licensure has been filed against you. You have the right to request a hearing pursuant to Sections 120.569 and 120.57, Florida Statutes, by mailing a request for same to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Licensing, Post Office Box 3168, Tallahassee, Florida 32315-3168. If a request for hearing is not received by 21 days from the date of the last publication, the right to hearing in this matter will be waived and the Department will dispose of this cause in accordance with law.Pubs: 7/18/14, 7/25/14, 8/1/14 & 8/8/14

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