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Acacia Lodge No. 163 F. & A.M. Celebrates Crowder Career & Presents
Dollars For Scholars Scholarship!
In Photo: Sheriff Robert Crowder speaks to Lodge members
By: Jeannie Ferarra
STUART, FL.---On Thursday, May 17, 2012, the Stuart Acacia Lodge Number 163 of Free and Accepted Masons (F. & A.M.) presented a very special Law Enforcement Appreciation Evening celebrating the Honorable Robert L. Crowder, Sheriff of Martin County. The Masons also presented their annual “Dollars for Scholars” scholarship of $1,000.00 to Clark Advanced Learning Center student, Paige Turner. Festivities also included a presentation by Alison Evans, Vice President of the Florida Sheriff’s Youth Ranch.
Hundreds of the Treasure Coast’s “who’s who,” in law enforcement and public service turned out to enjoy a wonderful meal at the St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Pittenger Center, located in lovely downtown Stuart at 701 E. Ocean Boulevard. Family and friends attended to support and thank Sheriff Crowder for his many years of faithful service to the residents of Martin County. The local chapter of the Free and Accepted Masons meets at their lodge the first and third Thursday of each month. For more information about membership, please visit: http://www.30thmasonic.org/Acacia.html.
Freemasonry is a fraternal organization that began in the late 16th to early 17th century. Freemasonry now exists in various forms all over the world, with a membership estimated at around six million, and just under two million of those within the United States. The fraternity is administratively organized into independent Grand Lodges or sometimes Orients, each of which governs its own jurisdiction, which consists of subordinate (or constituent) Lodges. The various Grand Lodges recognize each other, or not, based upon adherence to landmarks (a Grand Lodge will usually deem other Grand Lodges who share common landmarks to be regular, and those that do not to be "irregular" or "clandestine"). There are also appendant bodies, which are organizations related to the main branch of Freemasonry, but with their own independent administration. The local Acacia Lodge Number 163 hosts a golf tournament annually to raise funds for deserving Martin County students. For more information about you too might hare your news with the community, please see: _www.thywordpublicrelations.com_ (http://www.thywordpublicrelations.com) .
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26th Annual Marvin S. Cone High School Juried Art Show
Stuart – Twenty-six years ago, a local writer, poet, artist, entrepreneur and educator named Marvin S. Cone was inspired by the creativity of the Martin County students. He sought to encourage young people to even greater achievements by transforming the local high school art exhibit into an event that truly recognized student’s accomplishments. We gratefully remember Mr. Cone for his unrelenting enthusiasim for young people, for the arts, and for his timeless efforts in making this event what it is today. We honor Marvin S. Cone by dedicating this exhibit in his name.
This inspiring exhibition features artwork by students from Martin County, South Fork, Jensen Beach, Clark Tech High Schools and The Pine School. Their teachers, parents, school officials and sponsors of the event presented at the awards presentation. The high school student artwork will be at the Court House Cultural Center Gallery through June 8th.
The art teachers at each school select each piece of artwork for entry in the exhibit. It is a highly competitive process; the categories for cash awards are photography, painting, sculpture, mixed media/assemblage, and drawing. Additionally each high school principal and the School Superintendent, Nancy Kline, select pieces to purchase that become a part of a permanent collection at their respective high schools and the Superintendent’s office.
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Kane Senior center Hosts Martin County Council of Chambers
 
In photo: Guest Speaker: Bill Fruth, Policom Corporation speaks to Chamber leaders
Port Salerno -- The mornings highlight was a presentation by Bill Fruth, POLICOM Corporation on economic development in Martin County.
Fruth shared the historical data, as well as the severe economic impact generated from the job losses in the construction, manufacturing and financial industry sectors. His presentation covered all industry sectors and compared Martin County’s economy to that of the State and the Nation. Fruth pointed out that Martin County since 1980 data showed that Martin County was not in a position for primary job creation in the near future.
Fruth’s “realistic” forecast for new job creation in 2012 set a benchmark of 200 jobs. Given the fact that he also predicts a loss of 150 primary jobs in the same time period, the “net” 50 new primary jobs does not paint a rosy future economically in the near future. His numbers also reveals that the number of new, primary jobs needed to meet minimal expectations will need rise to 400 in 2013, 410 in 2014, 435 in 2015, with a fairly significant jump to 640 in 2016. Based on these numbers, a slow but steady increase in primary jobs will turn our economy around, but it will take all of us working together to successfully achieve these goals.
One of the more significant statements made by Fruth was that; “a goal must be set for 90 days average for approval for permitting for anything proposed impacting on economic development. He pointed to Pasco, Pinellas and Clay Counties as communities who had implemented approval strategies that have turned around their economies in recent years.
Unfortunately the 2 county commissioners that needed to attend this mornings presentation, Fielding Heard were not in attendance. Recently numerous real estate development projects that had over 3 years of vetting both ecologically and economically, have been turned down by the county commission on 3 – 2 votes.
We can only hope that these absent commissioners will view the presentation on Chanel 20 and at least become informed that there is another perspective on these issues. Serious consideration for both sides is part of the due diligence process when holding elected office regardless of political climate.
The Martin County “Council of Chambers” is a coming together from time-to-time of all five Chambers of Commerce for breakfast, lunch, or in workshop forums to mix and mingle memberships and exchange ideas for a better future for the Martin county business community.
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Evergreen Club Hosts Children’s Emergency Resources 2012 Golf Tournament
In photo: Dale Hoffa, chairman of the Golf event and Children’s Emergency Resources Volunteers
Palm City – After a one week delay the CER day consisted of a putting contest, shotgun scramble with hole-in-one, closest to the line and closest to the pin prizes. This was followed by a hot buffet luncheon, awards, prizes and a silent auction.
All of the proceeds go to help the children right here in Martin County! The community helped us help the children and once again made this annual fund raiser a successful event! We also wish to express our sincere thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s tournament.
Children's Emergency Resources, Inc. of Martin County provides health related services to indigent children, youth and families. Parents must be income eligible, at or below poverty level, or not eligible for other services available through Medicaid, Medicare, private or public insurance.
The services we provide include linkage with community health professionals. We strongly believe in and facilitate working together with other non-profit service organizations
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United for Families' Kicks-Off Annual Fundraising Campaign
In photo: Not a dry eye in the house
Stuart -- The annual complimentary community breakfast kicked off yesterday United for Families' fourth annual campaign, which provids critical dollars to their "Road to Success" program.
It also is an opportunity to support United for Families financially. Heart-felt stories from those whom have benefitted in the past from these contibutions were shared with the attendees.
Christina Kaiser, UFF Executive Director said; “It’s more important to us that people come and learn about our programs. We think we can begin a dialogue that may eventually create a greater connection between the community and United for Families.”
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Liquid Sunshine Doesn't Deter Hemingway Contest
In photo: (l to r) Matt Gineo, 2012 Hemingway Look-A-Like Contest winner Floyd Grant McKenna, Marilyn Look-a-Like and Frank Boland from Key West Imports
Jensen Beach -- The weather wasn't the greatest for the 2012 Hemingway Look-A-Like contest in Jensen Beach this year but the spirit was not dampened in the least for all contestants participating.
Key West Imports and Coast 103.3 FM for was the host this year’s 11th annual “Papa” Contest.
Did you pack my heavy cable knit wool turtle knit sweater? How about my 50 SPF sun block and bathing suit? Sun block and wool turtle neck can only mean one thing; it’s the third week in July in Key West, and time for the annual Hemingway Day’s Festival and look-alike contest.
The contest has been held annually at Sloppy Joe's Bar in Key West since 1981. This year will be the 31st time the contest will be held and Floyd will try and be the 5th Jensen Beach contest winner to win the International competition the contest is one of many events in Key West to celebrate the birthday of Ernst Hemingway and honor his work as author and sportsman.
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MARTIN COUNTY CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU HOSTS
2012 STATE ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE
In photo: (L - R) Rozeta Mahboubi – Executive Director MCVB and Mary Palczer, Sales & Marketing Manager MCVB
Hutchinson Island -- Stuart -- The ‘flavors’ of Stuart and the greater Martin County area were on display this week offering something for everyone: beachside and coastal towns where outdoor activities and nature take center stage; historic towns with tree-lined streets, quaint sidewalk cafes, restaurants, art galleries, charming antique stores and brand name stores you’re familiar with; ‘Old Florida’ towns where rodeos and orange groves, as well as cowboys still exist; and an old fishing village where fisherman still bring their catch to market each day and where world-class sport fishing tournaments are hosted every year.
The FADMO serves as the single unifying voice for all of Florida’s destination marketing organizations, providing insight and direction as we enter a new millennium marked by an increasing competitive tourism marketplace. Organized in 1996, FADMO strives to increase the overall effectiveness of Florida destination marketing organization efforts. It’s stated mission is to provide cooperative action to enhance and encourage the growth of Florida’s convention and visitors industry through promoting tourism industry education, enhancing professionalism, facilitating the cooperative exchange of information between Florida DMOs, developing an awareness of legislative issues and unifying the state’s DMO industry through public relations.
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A Picky Gourmet/The House of Brews Hosts Jensen Beach Chamber April Business After Hours
In photo: Congressman Allen West and Martin County Sheriff Bob Crowder pause for a refreshment at The Jensen Beach Chamber Business After Hours
Jensen Baech -- The national Presidential Campaign came to Jensen Beach this evening at the Jensen Beach business After Hours at The Brews House.
Congressman Allen West arrived early, just before a Scheduled town Hall at the Jensen Beach Community Center.
Congressman West and Sheriff Bob Crowder are in the beginning stages of a Congressional race possibly being short circuited if Sarah Palin has her way and Governor Romney nominates West for the number 2 position in his candidacy.
The 1200-square-foot gourmet store offers "A majority of the beers are Florida craft beers," owner Brent Weisfeld said. Because A Picky Gourmet will be incorporated into the new space, wine and beer from "The Beer Wall" at the store will be available for carry out. But many craft brews are only available on draft, Weisfeld said. He has a solution for those carry outs. Growlers, special reusable bottles designed to hold carbonated brews, will be available to purchase. "It's neat stuff," he said. A growler allows you to enjoy those drafts at home or as a gift for the beer lover who has everything — everything except a good draft beer at home.
The Jensen Beach Chamber of Commerce is located in downtown historic Jensen Beach. Through seminars, workshops and monthly luncheons the Chamber provides members with many opportunities to network and enhance businesses.
Jensen Beach is not only considered one of the most charming places to vacation in Florida, but our quaint community was also recently named as one of the top places to retire in the United States!
You can feel the “Old Florida” charm when you visit Jensen Beach - a unique riverfront town over a century old. Hutchinson Island beaches are natural and captivating.
With its perfect climate, natural beauty and warm hospitality, Jensen Beach and Hutchinson Island offer lots of things to do - great fishing spots, popular events, challenging golf courses, wonderful dining choices, quality lodging facilities, and unlimited shopping opportunities from a regional mall, to unique boutiques and art galleries.
From the scenic coastline of Hutchinson Island to the historic shops of Jensen Beach through the lagoons of Sewall’s Point along the tree-lined streets of Rio... this is Jensen Beach.
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2012 Cattle Barrons Ball Hosted By Rock’n H Ranch
Palm City -- The American Cancer Society of Martin County hosted the Cattle Barons’ Ball on Saturday evening at the Rockin’ H Ranch in Palm City. The Cattle Barons’ Ball is not the typical high society ball, it is a down home, good ole fashioned country hoe-down. The five-hour event includes gaming, dancing, entertainment featuring rising country music star Amber Leigh, dining, live auction by local auctioneer Reed Hartman and silent auction — all held at an authentic Martin County ranch. Gentlemen wear jeans and ladies dress up as much or as little as they like — from denim to diamonds and sparkles to spurs.
“The Cattle Barons’ Ball is a fun way event, but the mission is a serious one,” said ACS Cattle Barons’ Ball Chair Tony Barletta. “Like all of us in the community, I am painfully aware of the impact that cancer has on our families and friends. Supporting this event is an easy way to help those who are battling cancer.”
A signature fund-raiser for the American Cancer Society (ACS), The Cattle Barons’ Ball has raised more than $1 million in the past 10 years in support of the ACS of Martin County. A portion of the money raised from the event will go towards The American Cancer Society Florida Division’s Reaching Out to Cancer Kids ( R.O.C.K.) programs which include collage scholarships, summer camp and a families weekend in Orlando .
Founded in 1976, R.O.C.K. Camp, recently celebrated 35 years of bringing children with cancer together for a week of fun and adventure at summer camp. Last summer, eight campers from the Treasure Coast who have endured the day–to-day challenges of surviving cancer spent a week of fun, friendship and the opportunity to go camping at R.O.C.K. camp. There is no charge for R.O.C.K. program participants – it is fully funded by the American Cancer Society.
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Fur Seasons Resort Host 2011 5th Annual Mutt Derby
The Fifth Annual Mutt Derby to benefit the Humane Society of the Treasure Coast was held at the Fur Seasons in Stuart, FL on March 24th. The resort is a 8,000-sq. foot luxurious dog and cat boarding and pet spa.
The Fur Seasons Resort features private suites, activities for all pets and even an in-ground swimming pool for all pets to relax and chill on hot summer afternoons. With over 800 pet lovers from around the community it was the largest Mutt Derby so far. The event had a silent auction, pet vendors, free nail trims for all dogs, music and refreshments. A raffle prize of two nights at the Four Seaons in Palm Beach plus a round trip limo was raffled off, along with their pet enjoying a two night stay at the Fur Seasons Resort.
The Mutt Derby featured numerous rounds of racing for all weight classes of dogs along with their owners rooting them on as they raced down the track to the finish.
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It was A Green 2012 Stuart Single-fin Showdown Saturday
Stuart -- Hutchinson Island - Surfers and beachgoers were treated once again to one of the great South Florida experiences, the fourth annual Stuart Single-fin Showdown to benefit United Way of Martin County Saturday. Presented by Martin County Parks and Recreation and Jordan and Tara Schwartz of Ohana Surf Shop, this year’s event was filled with finesse and the finer art of the surfing skill while all the while celebrating St. Patrick's Day.
The Stuart Single-fin Showdown as always was a family-friendly surf contest open to everyone, with all proceeds benefiting UWMC's 2012-13 Common Good Fund. From the past three years events over $9,000 has been raised for United Way.
Justin Beard one of the key organizers was quoted saying: “because surfing during the '70s was more about style than slash, the judging panels in the past has included legendary surfers from the era such as, Bruce "Spunky" Strunk, owner of Spunky's Surf Shop in Fort Pierce; Charles Williams, of IMPACT Surfboards; Gary Guertin, of "Talkin' Tourism on the Treasure Coast" and last but certainly not least, two-time East Coast Surfing Champion and East Coast Surfing Hall of FamerSkip Savage, this year was no different there was a great turnout.
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Happy 100th Birthday Palm City
Palm City -- The Floridian was the place to be Friday evening when the "Pioneers", the "old-timers", the "beautiful people" and the "new breed" all came out to wish Palm City a happy 100th birthday.
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Palm City Kicks Off Centennial Celebration At Cumming Library
Palm City -- The first of many events over the next years was held at the Palm City Cummings Library Friday morning.
From "Pioneers" to old timers to newbees all showed up to listen look and learn. Mabel Blasko Witham, wife of Ross Witham, Johnny Leighton, son of John “Jock” Leighton and other shared stories from their experince watching Palm City grow from a sleepy hard to-get-to location, popular for a great location for a picnic to the vibrant bedroom community and economic force it is today.
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Meet The 2011/2012 Martin Youth Leadershhip Committee
In photo: Back row (L-R) Leslie Haviland/Smith, Diana Bruton, Michelle Katzman, Audrey Allen, Alec Connolly, Darcy Flierl, Joe Catrambone, Nancy Sailer, Linda Jaskela, Jack Garman, Amanda Ralicki, Samantha Raynor, Lynne Barletta. Front Row (L - R) Jason Berger, Barbara Faehnle, Kim Kanter, Barbara Scharlau
Stuart -- The Martin Youth LEADERship Program is for high school students, and is in its 15th year, sponsored in part by Seacoast National Bank, the parent-organization Martin LEADERship through the Stuart/Martin County Chamber of Commerce and supported by the Martin County School District.
The group is continually striving to better serve the students that have made application, and been accepted in the program.
The current Martin Youth LEADERship program is an opportunity for high school sophomores and juniors throughout Martin County to develop and enhance their leadership skills. Students must apply, and, on average, 37 are selected to participate in the comprehensive nine-month program that is modeled after LEADERship Martin County.
Upon completion, these Leaders have learned about their community including history, government, business, arts and culture, criminal justice and the environment.
Class members are given a rare opportunity to reach their highest leadership potential through sessions focusing on Covey’s Effective Habits and other leadership enhancing activities. Every effort is made to select a racially, gender diverse class representing various levels of leadership experience.
Coming up in May 2012, the Martin Youth LEADERship will celebrate “Graduation.” At Monarch Country Club in Palm City. For more information about Martin Youth LEADERship, and how you too, might become a sponsor, donor, event coordinator or advisory board member, please see the group web site at: www.leadershipmcalumni.com/youth_leadership.asp, or contact 2010-2011 Chair, Diana Bruton at 963 SE Federal Hwy, Stuart, FL. 34994 (772) 286-1900.
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Martin County North Little League Week 2
Palm City – The 2010 Martin County baseball season gotinto full swing on Saturday, pardon the pun, enjoy the photos of our children having fun. The parents seem to enjoy themselves also.
Through proper guidance and exemplary leadership, the Little League program assists youth in developing the qualities of citizenship, discipline, teamwork and physical well-being. By espousing the virtues of character, courage and loyalty, the Little League Baseball and Softball program is designed to develop superior citizens rather than superior athletes.
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Martin County North Little League 2012
Palm City – The 2010 Martin County baseball season gotinto full swing on Saturday, pardon the pun, enjoy the photos of our children having fun. The parents seem to enjoy themselves also.
Through proper guidance and exemplary leadership, the Little League program assists youth in developing the qualities of citizenship, discipline, teamwork and physical well-being. By espousing the virtues of character, courage and loyalty, the Little League Baseball and Softball program is designed to develop superior citizens rather than superior athletes.
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Meet Brenda Leigh AGAIN at Cummings Library
Palm City -- In the Spring I introduced you to Benda Leigh as she painted the mural at the downtown Convention and Visitors bureau building.
Brenda can be seen now and then, here and there all over the county, on a scaffold or a ladder putting her creative energies to work for all to enjoy.
Today she is working on a mural at the Cumming Library in Palm City where she is doing a Martin County wet lands theme in the children’s section of the library.
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