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• Treasure Coast Waterway Cleanup: 11th annual cleanup will be held from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Teams will be cleaning up 125 miles of waterways in Martin, St. Lucie & Indian River counties. Participants and sponsors welcome! Since 2008, more than 8,500 volunteers and more than 2,500 boats removed 77 tons of trash from the waters of the Treasure Coast. This event is for all ages and perfect for individuals, students, service clubs, yacht clubs or anyone who wants to be part of the solution to pollution. All registered volunteers will receive an event T-shirt; watercraft will receive a commemorative burgee to fly, which indicates that they are part of the event. All volunteers will be invited to an appreciation BBQ in August (date TBA). For more information, visit www.tcwaterwaycleanup.com/

• Back to School Family Fun Day: Third annual event will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., LaPorte Farms, 7700 129th Street, Sebastian. Donations of bookbags and supplies are needed. Non-profit community organizations and groups offering services to residents are welcome — churches, victims rights, safe place,

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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Environmental activists are celebrating the Indian River County Board of County Commissioners’ decision to temporarily ban the spreading of Class B biosol-ids on farmland, especially land near water.

The Commissioners voted unanimously on

July 17 to approve a 180-day moratorium drafted by County Attorney Dylan Reingold.

“Class B biosolids are solid, semi-solid, or liq-uid materials resulting from the treatment of domestic sewage sludge from sewage treatment facilities,” said Mr. Reingold. “Class B biosolids contain phosphorus and nitrogen, which pro-mote algae blooms in surrounding estuaries and

Temporary ban for spreading human waste on farmland

Sebastian considers tax hike

SEBASTIAN — The Sebastian City Council wants to roll back tax rates due to increased property assessments, but they also want to keep their options open through the budget process.

As a hedge, the Council voted July 11 to keep the proposed millage at the cur-rent 3.4, rather than reducing it to the 3.1514 rolled-back rate that would fully fund the proposed draft budget. Due to an increase in taxable values, keeping the millage rate at 3.4 would represent a tax increase of about 7.89 percent. Council made clear that their goal is to get back to the rolled-back rate before the end of the budget process.

At the July 11 meeting, the presenta-tion from Administrative Services Director/CFO Ken Killgore explained that estimated taxable values increased $107,676,794, or 9.34 percent from the prior year. Because of that increase, the proposed draft budget would be funded at a 3.1514 rolled-back rate.

However, staff requested that the pro-posed millage remain at the current 3.4 for now due to several unsettled issues.

One consideration involves personnel issues. Wage negotiations are not com-plete, and premiums for employee health insurance have not been final-ized.

Another consideration is the pro-posed increased homestead exemption, one of the amendments to be voted on in the November election. If the home-stead exemption increases, Mr. Killgore says that may cause up to $200,000 reduction in tax revenues.

Getting crafty

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Anthony Inswasty/staff photographerMason Grayam, 2, paints rocks at one of The Home Depot’s craft tables during the Christmas in July celebration in Sebastian.

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Out & About 9Police Report 5Viewpoint 6

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VERO BEACH — As I sat down with Dr. Bradley Reiner to discuss cosmetic dentistry, the friendly and personable doctor went straight to his photo albums of “before and after” patient pictures. I immediately understood why, as these photos demonstrated not only transformations of smiles, but of attitudes. In less than five minutes this reporter wanted to schedule an appointment.

Describing a technique called “white waxing” or “sculpting,” Dr. Reiner demonstrated an attention to detail that seems rare these days.

Looking at the “before” photo of one patient, Dr. Reiner said “You can see that her teeth are crowded here, and spread out here, shorter here, longer here. There are proportions problems.”

“I take an impression, and then use the impression to make a model. Then I take this home and sculpt with wax what I want the teeth to look like. Then I put putty around what I’ve sculpted, and let it set. Then I fill the inside of that putty with temporary material. That fits in the patient’s mouth, and we let it set. Then I peel off the putty and it gives an exact duplicate of what I sculpted the night before.”

My jaw must have dropped at that point, as I had never heard of a dentist spending his evenings at home working to resolve his patients’ smile problems.

“Then we make sure the lines and length are the way we want it. Then I take an impression of that and send it to the lab. They use it for a blueprint, knowing exactly how long the teeth should be, and the exact

pro p or t i on s . The lab can see the size and position each tooth should be.” When Dr. Reiner showed me the “after” picture, the patient had a huge smile, and the teeth looked a b s o l u t e l y stunning. The patient also looked much younger.

The attention to detail Dr. Reiner described sounded more like an artist describing a painting than a dentist.

“The teeth are all porcelain and have a color gradient like teeth naturally have, not one artificial monotone color. There is translucency at the incisal edge and you can also see the surface anatomy that is present in real teeth, so that light reflects off of them properly, and not just one fake looking uniform sheen. My goal is to make everything look as natural as possible.”

“There aren’t many dentists that do their own white waxing and sculpt their own teeth,” Dr. Reiner said. “It helps, because it lets me take control of the whole process from beginning to end. And it helps to know where the teeth should be at the end, so they look normal and nice.”

Looking at more before and after photos of patients, in many cases it was hard to even tell it was the same person.

“When you get the teeth in the right place, things look fabulous because people are attracted to signs of health. Teeth look natural and healthy when they are in the

proper place to function correctly. It’s a form follows function thing.”

While some patients need work on the full mouth, others just need a small amount of work.

“Sometimes I just need to do two teeth, rather than the whole mouth, to get everything looking right. Sometimes you don’t have to do everything, you just need to do a little to fix what’s wrong.”

Dr. Reiner showed photos of one patient who blew glass, so she was always putting metal tube in her mouth and spinning it. “It wore away these two teeth, and her canines were flared out. So I just did the two front teeth and reshaped her canines which made her look much better.”

Showing photos of another, Dr. Reiner said “Here’s a lady whose two front teeth are normal size but the teeth next to them are much smaller than they are supposed to be. She needed help because this gives the unfortunate appearance reminiscent of a bunny because the two front teeth look big in comparison. But it’s not the two front teeth that are too big, it’s these other two

teeth that are too small. So when you fix the two teeth that are too small, everything else comes back to where it looks right. Sometimes a little fix is all you need – you don’t have to change everything. A little bit goes a long way.”

The office performs all aspects of general dentistry. “There really isn’t an aspect of dentistry we don’t help our patients with. We pride ourselves in listening to our patients’ needs and concerns and then helping them with honest advice and competent comprehensive dentistry.”

“We have been working with a physician, Dr. Mattice, in the area linking dentistry to heart attack and strokes and are very concerned with our patients’ systemic health. That’s important. Recently, bacteria from the mouth have also been linked to cancers, and we have known for some time that gum disease is especially hurtful to those with diabetes. Twenty five years ago I saw a quote from Charles Mayo that said ‘Preventative dentistry can extend human

Cosmetic dentistry transforming lives in Vero BeachBy Mike [email protected]

Photo courtesy of Reiner Family DentistryBefore and after photos demonstrate how Dr. Bradley Reiner can improve your smile.

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Amendment 1 would provide for a home-stead exemption on the portion of home values between $100,000 and $125,000, meaning the $25,000 between $100,000 and $125,000 of a home’s value would be exempted from property taxes other than

school district taxes.County Administrator Jason Brown said

that the potential $3 million impact of Amendment 1 in Indian River County could jeopardize the county’s ability to fund School Resource Officers.

In addition, Mr. Killgore noted that there have been hurricane reimbursement delays that highlight the need for adequate reserves.

Mr. Killgore noted that it is easier to advertise the higher rate on Trim notices and then reduce it if possible, than to give residents a lower rate on notices that may then need to be increased.

The Citizen’s Budget Review Advisory Committee had similarly expressed a desire to use the rolled-back rate, but then voted 4-2 to approve the staff ’s recommendation that the current 3.4 millage rate be used on

the tax notices.The Committee also recommended rais-

ing the contingency reserves as deemed necessary up to $6,000,000 so long as there is no corresponding increase of the mileage rate to accomplish the increase, and it is done incrementally as funds become avail-able over future years.

City Council is scheduled for a full review of staff ’s final draft on Aug. 8.

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Perseid Meteor Shower & Star Party scheduled at ELC

You don’t need special equipment or a lot of skills to view a meteor shower, only a clear sky, a dark environment and a bit of patience. One of the brightest meteor show-ers, the Perseids, will occur this year in August. Made up of debris from the comet Swift-Tuttle, the Perseids are named after the constellation Perseus. At its peak, you might see 60 to 100 meteors in an hour, and the Environmental Learning Center is a great to view this extraordinary cosmic event.

The ELC’s “Perseid Meteor Shower and Star Party” begins at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 11, and will run until 10 p.m. This year’s shower will be particularly spectacu-lar because it coincides with the new moon, making the sky exceptionally dark for opti-mal viewing. Just bring a blanket or lawn chair, along with a pair of binoculars if you’d like.

As the sky darkens, Adrian Palmer of the

Brevard Astronomical Society will present on the Shuttle Era, and for the kids, there will be a Starry Story time and a space-themed craft. Maps of the night sky will be provided, and from 8–10 p.m. there will be star and planet viewing using high-powered telescopes courtesy of the Brevard Astro-nomical Society.

Says Sarah Christopherson, ELC Environ-mental Educator, “We’re excited to have an event showcasing the Perseid Meteor Show-er on our lagoon island! The ELC has always been a favorite for stargazers because it gets so dark, and the new moon will be a perfect time to see it here.”

Admission is $5 for adults and children 12 and older, and $3 for children 2-11. Admission is free for children under 2 and ELC members. Free admission is also avail-able with proof of financial need: SNAP, EBT or Medicaid cards or Free/Reduced Lunch, or TANF letters.

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cus. The City of Vero Beach Recreation Department will proudly present ‘It’s Time to Inspire’ on August 2, 3 and 4 at Saint Edward’s School. The Aerial Antics Youth Circus is a unique production that features over 250 students (ages 3-25) enrolled in the gymnastics and performing arts classes and the Aerial Antics summer camp held at Lei-sure Square. Participants in the Aerial Antics Youth Circus program are awarded the opportunity to showcase their talents in

an end of summer production, the Aerial Antics Youth Circus, with a different theme each year.

The Aerial Antics Youth Circus combines amazing acrobatics and gymnastics, beauti-ful dance routines and exciting circus aerials into a production that will entertain the whole family. This year’s inspirational theme was chosen to bring some encouragement and motivation to the world around us. Musical selections all have a positive mes-sage such as believing in yourself, being brave, being a survivor, rising above nega-tivity and never giving up.

‘It’s Time to Inspire’, the 44th annual Aeri-al Antics Youth Circus will be held on August 2, 3 and 4, 2018 at 7 p.m. at Saint Edward’s School. Tickets are $8 for adults and $7 for children and seniors. Tickets are available to purchase at Leisure Square and Riverside Racquet Complex and will be sold at the door.

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Arrests listed were made July 9 through July 15

Indian River County Sheriff’s Office

Freed Ja Saint-Hillare, 23, 1196 19th Ave. SW, Vero Beach, criminal use of personal ID information.

Yolanda Elizabeth Jackson, 62, 5855 58th Ave., Vero Beach, aggravated assault.

Terrance Ewans Reeves, 36, 700 Cedar Glen Court, Virginia Beach, Va., possession controlled substance.

Prince Alexander Baby Brown, 21, 2601 Ave. P, Ft. Pierce, violation of probation.

Kristen Ann Davy, 33, 5546 Kumquat Road, West Palm Beach, possession Oxyco-done.

Thomas Jason McCall, 36, 5237 Margaret Lane, Ft. Pierce, grand theft over $300.

Kody William Hamilton, 34, 2060 9th St., Vero Beach, violation of probation.

Richard Alan Koester, 79, 720 Breakwater Terrace, Sebastian, violation of pretrial

release.Brianna Lynnette Rivera, 26, 711 Ave. E,

Ft. Pierce, third degree grand theft.Tracey C. Tomlinson, 49, homeless, grand

theft.Robert Jason Tuorto, 30, 850 River Trail,

Vero Beach, grand theft auto.Katherine Elizabeth Nolan, 36, 2700 69th

Terrace, Vero Beach, worthless check for payment of tax.

Kevin C. Harris, 28, 2451 Dakota Dr., Melbourne, third degree grand theft.

James Joseph Jazmin Barsalou, 32, 621 2nd Lane, Vero Beach, child abuse inten-tional act.

Crystal Marie Decker, 30, homeless, child neglect.

Daniel Chad Hearndon, 45, homeless, tamper with or destroy evidence.

Javon Marquis Jones, 26, 550 8th Manor, Vero Beach, grand theft.

Ricardo Alicea DeGracia, 41, 704 South 8th St., Ft. Pierce, burglary dwelling/struc-ture/conveyance with assault and battery.

Eugene Clyde Damboise, 64, 856 8th Court, Vero Beach, two counts violation of probation.

Nicholas C. Davis, 32, 2485 Atlantis Dr., Ft. Pierce, possession cocaine with intent to sell.

Sancia Jeantille, 30, 1655 N. 29th St., Ft. Pierce, possession cocaine.

Ryan Seth Goren, 25, 2051 15th Lane, Vero Beach, possession cocaine.

Julie Ann Durham, 36, 1451 Abbott Lane, Sebastian, failure to appear.

Jy’necia Tionca Burke, 24, 2750 NW 44th, Oakland Park, violation of probation.

Ramon Hernandez, 51, 1816 41st Ave.,

Vero Beach, trafficking cocaine, possession of cocaine, tamper with evidence.

Roberto Antonio Santos, 18, 525 22nd Court, Vero Beach, 2nd degree murder.

Latravious Shamar Rivers, no age or address given, 2nd degree murder.

Anthony Benjamin Cavil Jr., 18, 3320 Monterey Square Lane, Ft. Pierce, 2nd degree murder.

Brian Caswell, 44, 221 Kettering Road, Deltona, arson, burning to defraud insurer.

Dominic Christopher Coppola, 21, 506 7th Place, Vero Beach, third degree felony murder.

Evonda Rae Lanier, 42, 1055 Royal Palm Blvd., Vero Beach, possession heroin.

William Harold Shirey, 41, 6803 Belleair Ave., Ft. Pierce, possession controlled sub-stance.

Erick Donte Roberts Jr., 23, 1075 24th St. SW, Vero Beach, violation of probation.

Samit Amit Irving, 29, 3849 42nd Place, Vero Beach, violation of probation.

Brendon Mark Collom, 47, 840 5th Court, Vero Beach, resist arrest with vio-lence, battery on law enforcement officer.

Brandon Hall, 24, 2613 Seneca Ave., Ft. Pierce, grand theft.

Evan Lance Pirovaroff, 31, homeless, vio-lation of community control.

Russell Paul Cabral, 60, 525 8th Manor, Vero Beach, battery on person over 65.

Sebastian Police DepartmentCarl Albert Richards, 42, 561 Benedictine

Terrace, Sebastian, grand theft.Freddie Lee Smith Jr., 30, 106 Ormond

Court, Sebastian, witness tampering.Justin William Caine Smith, 36, 1555

17th Court SW, Vero Beach, two counts possession of controlled substance.

Vero Beach Police DepartmentJorge Lazaro Casales, 19, 1406 14th Ave.,

Vero Beach, home invasion robbery, aggra-vated battery, false imprisonment.

Robert Joseph Fishman, 25, 94 N. Harbor Dr., Vero Beach, aggravated assault, aggra-vated battery, criminal mischief.

Joshua Brent Law, 39, homeless, burglary of structure.

Fellsmere Police DepartmentFrancisco Gonzalez Salvador, 27, 122 N.

Maple St., Fellsmere, possession cocaine.

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Unsupervised dogs run amokMy dog and I walk as much as my physi-

cal condition allows. He is always leashed, under control and on public property. Walk-ing helps both of us. Unfortunately, we often encounter dogs that run towards us barking.

I stop and ask the owner, who is usually in the vicinity but not controlling the dog, to please get their dog. The responses range from a dirty look to, "Oh, he's friendly" or "She just wants to play," and my favorite, "He doesn't bite."

All dogs have the potential to bite given the right circumstances. This is especially true if they feel threatened.

Often the owner will halfheartedly call the dog, then stroll over with no sense of urgency or any apology. These encounters are stressful to the point I stay on "safe streets" and now carry a deterrent spray.

I have owned dogs of various breeds and sizes my entire life. Usually, the encounters are with small dogs. Just this past week, a family member was pet sitting and attacked by a pack of chihuahuas and, yes, in the mayhem this person was bitten.

I want your dog to be just as safe as mine. Please be considerate by not allowing your dog to get the idea they own the street. Nobody wants to spend time at the ER, pay fines or hospital bills, or potentially bury a beloved pet due to owner negligence.

Pedestrians, bicyclists need to take safety measures at nightIs it dark outside? Well then you need

either a flashlight or some kind of reflective clothing, Vehicles CANNOT see you.

Whether you are walking, biking, etc. If your one of the above, take responsible mea-sures to ensure your safety and don't always think we see you, because most of the time, we don't.

There are several ways to help those in crisis

According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, suicide is attempted 1.1 million times annually. Unfortunately, every 12.3 minutes a person completes sui-cide, totaling 117 lives per day, nearly 43,000 lives per year, making suicide the 10th lead-ing cause of death in the U.S. And, for ages 15-24, suicide is the third leading cause of death.

The aforementioned statistics are often perceived as merely numerical representa-tions, but they have a deeper significance. These numbers represent a collection of loved ones gone too soon.

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention reported 90 percent of those who completed suicide had a diagnosable psychiatric disorder. In essence, many bat-tled with emotional and psychological prob-lems.

Statistics are screaming for PROACTIVE measures.

There are ways to help those who are in crisis and may struggle with suicidal ide-ation. Do the math. Do not let these num-bers go unnoticed. Be the one to help save a life.

Start the Conversation by being there for someone in crisis! STOP. ASK. LISTEN. ACT.

Warning signs can be found at suicide-preventionlifeline.org.

Call crisis lines anytimg at 2-1-1, call 800-TALK (8255), or text “Start” to 741-741.

Residents need to stop dumping litter everywhere

I am utterly disgusted with the amount of trash and dumping throughout our city (including residential and canal areas).

From people walking, driving, landscap-

ers and assorted other trucks and passers by people are just throwing their trash wherev-er they feel like it. It is very disappointing and disrespectful to say the very least.

My husband and I pick up trash in our neighborhood only to see more the next day.

Come on, people — where is your pride? Stop the littering. Take your trash with you and dispose of it properly.

Friendly reminder: Slower traffic please move right

Please, drivers, slower traffic move to the right. Despite the speed limit, if you have someone on your tail in the left lane, move to the right lane. It is the safest thing to do. Thank you.

Governments control people; money controls governmentsMost of earths inhabitants have no idea of

what cataclysms has occurred in our past

nor what may be in store for the future.In addition to the natural disasters and

changing climate, we live as if everything is forever until we become old senior citizens and realize there are consequences to our ignorance of the truth and facts of reality.

Just watch the news and see millions of automobiles smoking and polluting the air we breathe.

It is believed that dinosaurs and animals and creatures from our past grew to such enormous sizes because our atmosphere contained a greater percentage of oxygen than we breathe in today.

There are thousands of airplane's in the air all day long and seven days a week, also active volcano's are spewing noxious gases, All of these toxic fumes cause acid rains which in time will destroy all life just as one big asteroid destroyed the dinosaurs.

Only there may not be a chance for Earth to recover. Governments do not care as long as they can bluff the people. There is one thing to remember: governments control the people and not the reverse and money controls the governments and the politi-cians.

Anthony Inswasty/staff photographerNoah Liston, 4, makes a wooden toy plane with help from volun-teers at The Home Depot’s craft table during Saturday’s Christmas in July celebration.

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watersheds. Class B biosolids are currently being land-applied in Indian River County, on properties near waterbodies such as Blue Cypress Lake.”

“In short, it is the stuff that is flushed down the toilet and treated to some extent at a wastewater treatment facility,” Commis-sioner Bob Solari said.

The St. Johns Water Management Dis-trict, which has been testing the Blue Cypress Lake water for years, said phospho-rous has reached the highest concentration in 39 years.

In June, following a public hearing that reviewed evidence presented by the Ocean Research & Conservation Association, the Commissioners had instructed Mr. Rein-gold to draft either a moratorium or an out-right ban.

ORCA scientists said they recently found “extremely toxic levels of microcystin mea-suring at 4700 parts per billion in Blue Cypress Lake. The World Health Organiza-tion sets the limit for microcystin in water used for recreation at 10 ppb. We are con-tinuing our research to find the source of the excessive nutrients entering the lake, which could be the cause of this toxic algae bloom.”

After hearing of ORCA’s research, County staff met with property owners who, accord-ing to Mr. Reingold, “expressed a willing-ness to agree to a voluntary cessation of the land application activity for 180 days to allow time to scientifically determine if land application practices are detrimental.”

“There is evidence of significant increases in phosphorus and nitrogen and incidences of harmful and potentially toxic algae blooms in Blue Cypress Lake,” said Mr. Reingold. “There appears to be a correlation between the increases of nutrients in Blue Cypress Lake and the land application of biosolids.”

The waste being spread doesn’t come from Indian River County. It comes from other counties to the south. After treatment, Indian River County buries its biosolids at the county landfill.

“Per Florida statute, the land application of Class B biosolids has been restricted in neighboring counties and ecosystems to the south, such as the St. Lucie River watershed and the Lake Okeechobee watershed, leav-ing Blue Cypress Lake and the St. Johns River watershed as a cheap alternative for the disposal and land application of Class B biosolids generated in South Florida,” Mr. Reingold said.

Pelican Island Audubon supported the ban and encouraged its members to attend the meeting and contact commissioners in support. Pelican Island Audubon President Dr. Richard Baker said “we’ve never seen anything like this at the lake before.”

The County Attorney’s Office drafted the ordinance establishing a 180 day temporary moratorium on all properties within the unincorporated areas of Indian River Coun-ty involved in land application of Class B biosolids.

The ordinance also directs the County Administrator to coordinate with the Flori-da Dept. of Environmental Protection and study the situation and report his findings and recommendations.

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Abby is a five-year old spayed female brown and white tabby mixed breed cat who has been at the Humane Society since March. She is often overlooked, perhaps because she seems so shy and quiet, or per-haps because she needs to be an only cat. What a sweetheart! If you pet her head or scratch under her chin, she will try constantly to lick your hand to thank you. Abby can be playful, and her favorite toy is the feather wand. This gem of a kitty would be wonderful for anyone seeking a quiet, calm com-panion!Call the Humane Society at (772) 388-3331 or visit the shelter at 6230 77th St., Vero Beach. Visit www.hsvb.org to see more ani-mals for adoption.

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If a patient already has implants, or needs an implant in addition, Dr. Reiner can work with that to make it all look consistent. Patients often opt to combine a number of cosmetic dentistry procedures to achieve what is commonly referred to as a new smile design or a smile makeover.

“The attention to detail that you need to do cosmetic dentistry overlaps with regular dentistry, and I think everything gets better. One of our mottos is: even a filling should look good. I have a sign on the wall that says that.”

Dr. Reiner grew up in Stuart, began practicing dentistry in Vero Beach in 1993, and opened his own office in 1996. He is a Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry, and a graduate of the University of Florida, College of Dentistry. Dr. Reiner has received advanced training in cosmetic dentistry at the prestigious Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies.

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Out & aboutFRIDAY, JULY 27

• Downtown Friday: Street party along 14th Avenue in downtown Vero Beach from 6-9 p.m. on the last Friday of the month. Live music, food, fun, crafts, more. For more information, call (772) 643-6872 or email [email protected].

FRIDAY, JULY 27 — SATURDAY, JULY 28

• The Comedy Zone Experience: Shows are at 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m., plus free music on Live in the Loop outdoor stage. Comedy performances take place on the Waxlax Stage at Riverside Theatre, 3250 Riverside Park Drive, Vero Beach. Riverside’s showcase of professional comedians touring the comedy circuit on the Waxlax Stage and local musicians on the Live in the Loop

stage. Comedians are Jim Holder and Rahn Hortman. Tickets for comedian showcase: $18, $16. For information, call (772) 231-6990 or visit www.riversidetheatre.com.

SATURDAY, JULY 28

• Back to School Family Fun Day: Third annual event will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., LaPorte Farms, 7700 129th Street, Sebastian. Donations of bookbags and supplies are needed. Non-profit community organizations and groups offering services to residents are welcome — churches, victims rights, safe place, health departments, school events, etc., can request a space. (Limited space.) Call (772) 633-0813 or visit http://www.laportefarms.com/

• 'The Dynamics:' The EL-DOE's of Sebastian Elks Lodge #2714 present The

Dynamics from 6-9 p.m., Sebastian Elks Lodge, 731 Fleming Street, Sebastian. Tickets are $10 per person and can be purchased at the Elks Lodge Lounge Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 5-6 p.m. Bring your own snacks. Proceeds from this event, like all events, will go to many Elks charities. For more information, call the lodge at (772) 589-1516.

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• IRSC Hallstrom Planetarium Hosts Mars Watch: The Hallstrom Planetarium at Indian River State College will host guided telescopic views of Mars from July 23–31, during which the red planet will be millions of miles closer than usual, which results in great viewing opportunities. The “Mars See OUT, page 10 See SCOPES, page 12

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Dining & EntertainmentFree weekend of blues bands at Earl’s Hideaway

SEBASTIAN — Earl’s Hideaway in Sebastian features the best in free blues bands all weekend.

Friday, July 27, from 8 p.m.-midnight, the headliner is Midnight Johnny Morano. The South Florida native who is now based in the U.K. plays all styles of blues music and Southern Rock.

On Saturday, Danny Morris plays the afternoon slot, from 2-6 p.m., followed by the Roughouse Band, 8 p.m.-midnight. Danny Morris spent 15 years as the lead guitarist of The Nighthawks, where he replaced two legends, Warren Haynes, who went on to join the Allman Bros. Band, and Jimmy Thackery.

On Sunday, July 29, Shaw Davis & The Black Ties play from 2-6 p.m. The Pompano Beach-based blues/rock power trio have two albums that have been receiving lots of airplay across the country.

Earl’s Hideaway is located at 1405 Indian River Drive, Sebastian. For more information, visit www.earlshideaway.com. Shaw Davis



VERO BEACH — Main Street Vero Beach closes the Florida Main Street Conference with a Devouring Downtown Foodie Tour on Aug. 1.

Each year a different Florida town opens their doors for the opportunity to highlight their thriving downtown community. Vero Beach hosts the 2018 Main Street annual conference July 30-Aug. 1. For three action-packed days, community leaders from across the state will be in town to see what Vero Beach is all about.

The conference will showcase why Vero Beach is the east coast’s best kept secret, with an emphasis on the historic downtown.

The closing event is the Devouring Downtown Foodie Tour, which is open to conference attendees, locals, and tourists. The group will make culinary visits in the heart of downtown Vero Beach, sampling food and drinks from several restaurants.

Enjoy a variety of local food and unique beverages prepared just for the tour. Alcohol and non-alcoholic drinks are included (must be over 21). If you’ve been curious to sample Vero Beach cuisine and drinks, now is your chance.

The tour will last about three hours and will be held rain or shine. Participants will walk less than one mile, as local guides share fun facts and comments about the Main Street area.

Cost for the food tour is $40 per person. The Devouring Downtown Foodie Tour takes place Wed., Aug. 1, 2-5 p.m.

Those with an interest in community revitalization and economic development are welcome to sign up for the entire three day conference, running July 30, 8 a.m.-Aug. 1, 1 p.m.

Tickets are available on EventBrite. Follow the link at www.mainstreetverobeach.org.

For more information, call Main Street Vero Beach at (772) 643-6782, or email [email protected].

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Suzette Moore-Carter and Athena- Grace, from St. Lucie West, took a copy of Hometown News with them to Asheville, N.C. Thanks for taking us along!

Are you a fan of the Hometown News? Well, we are inviting you to take us along on your next adventure.

Each week, we will feature a different reader-submitted photo that showcases one (or more) of our Treasure Coast residents reading the Hometown News in a unique or

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Watch” at IRSC is presented in conjunction with the Treasure Coast Astronomical Society, whose members, along with Hallstrom Planetarium Director Jon U. Bell, will be setting up their telescopes nightly next to the Planetarium on the IRSC Main Campus in Fort Pierce, one block south of

the intersection of Virginia Avenue and 30th Street. The viewing will take place from 8-10 p.m., weather permitting, from July 23 to 31; set-up begins at 7:30 p.m. Free, public is welcome. Visitors are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and bring along their own telescopes, which club members and Bell will help them use to locate Mars. Telescopes will also be aimed at the planets Jupiter and Saturn, plus the moon, which will be full on

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July 27. Contact Jon Bell, IRSC Planetarium Director at [email protected].

THURSDAY, AUG. 2 — SATURDAY, AUG. 4

• Aerial Antics Youth Circus: 44th annual production from the City of Vero Beach Recreation Department will be presented at 7 p.m. each night, St. Edward’s School. Theme is 'It's Time to Inspire.' Tickets are $8 for adults and $7 for children and seniors. Tickets are available at Leisure Square and Riverside Racquet Complex. Call (772) 567-2144 or visit www.covb.org or Facebook @COVBRecreationDepartment.

FRIDAY, AUG. 3

• Friday Matinee Movies: Noon, Main Library, 1600 21st Street, Vero Beach. Bring a bag lunch and enjoy a movie and popcorn on the library. Feature films for adults will be shown on the first Friday each month through December. No registration required, free and open to the public. Call Hollie at (772) 226-3080 for more information.

• First Friday Gallery Stroll: Galleries and businesses in historic downtown Vero Beach participate in this stroll, held from 5-8 p.m. on the first Friday each month. The stroll is

based along 14th Avenue from 19th Street to 23rd Street and the surrounding area. New artwork is on display each month in a lively gallery reception atmosphere. For more information, call (772) 643-6782 or visit www.mainstreetverobeach.org.

SATURDAY, AUG. 4

• RT Star’s Back to School Party: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Riverside Theatre, 3250 Riverside Park Drive, Vero Beach. Free family-friendly day. Learn about educational opportunities offered by Riverside Theatre by local school communities, followed by a performance by students of the Riverside Dance Festival. Also see a wide showcase of student services and resources to help every child start off the year with confidence. Along with lots of information, enjoy hands-on activities, live performances, face painting, a bounce house, and entertaining contests. The Student Services Department will offer vision screenings and mind-body wellness program information. The Voluntary PreKin-dergarten Program will share information on Kindergarten readiness. This year, School Teachers will be honored with an expo and hot breakfast starting at 8:30 a.m. followed by a preview of two touring productions from the touring troupe. A variety of food and beverages will be available for sale through-out the day. Call the Box Office at (772) 231-6990 or visit www.riversidetheatre.com.

Turtle Walks– June & July Sebastian Inlet State Park and Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge conduct park rang-er guided educational sea turtle walks during the months of June and July. Make your reservations at www.fsispturtlewalk.org or www.seaturtlewalks.org Touch Tank Encounters at ELC Sunday & Tuesday 2pm-4pm & Wednesday-Saturday 10am-12pm Environmental Learning Center, 255 Live Oak Drive, Wabasso This is a true hands-on experience with the marine animals occupying our 145 gallon Touch Tank in the Discovery Station interac-tive museum. Our Touch Tank docent ex-plains what each marine animal is and all the interesting facts about them. Dinner at American Legion Post 189 Every Friday from 4:30 to 6:00 pm. American Legion Post 189 807 Louisiana Ave., Sebastian 772-589-8710 or www.AL189.org All branches of the Armed Forces and Veter-ans are welcomed. Come sample our new menu and some of the old favorites. Com-plete meal including salad, dessert and drinks for $10-$11. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. 11th Annual Treasure Coast Waterway Cleanup Saturday, July 28th from 8am-12:30pm Various marinas and boat ramps www.tcwaterwaycleanup.com CRUSH CRIME Appreciation Day Saturday, July 28th 9:00AM - 11:00AM Capt Hiram's Resort 1606 Indian River Drive, Sebastian COME ONE! COME ALL! Come meet your Sebastian Police Force! Capt Hirams Resort will be visited by some of the finest police officers in the entire state of Florida. FREE POPCORN FREE SNOWCONES. Turn on the police car lights and sirens and learn about safety programs and other community information free for our residents. Free! ELC Canoe Trips Saturday, July 28th 9:30AM - 11:30AM Environmental Learning Center, 255 Live Oak Drive, Vero Beach Our expert canoe guides will take you under shaded mangrove tunnels and to little known spots on the beautiful Indian River Lagoon. Go to discoverELC.org to reserve your trip! Pelican Island Pontoon Boat Trips: Wednesday & Saturdays 9:30-11:30 am Environmental Learning Center, 255 Live Oak Drive, Vero Beach Pelican Island Pontoon Boat Trips with real Naturalist Guide! You’ll spend a beautiful time on the Indian River Lagoon with a Na-ture Guide who’ll tell you all about the nature you’ll see! We’ll even supply the binoculars so you can get a closer look at all the wild-life! Every trip is unique! Go to discov-erELC.org or call 772-589-5050ext 114 to reserve your trip. “Scrabble Club” Every Saturday from 11am– 3pm North IRC Library, 1001 Seb Blvd 589-3273 or 388-5839 Bingo Every Saturday & Thursday- 11 am Sebastian Eagles, 9606 Trade Center Dr, Sebastian. 772-589-6573 3rd Annual Back to School Family Fun Day Saturday, July 28th from 11AM - 2PM LaPorte Farms, 7700 129th St., Seb. Come join us! FREE book bags & school supplies! *While supplies last. Face paint-ing • Pony rides • Bounce houses • Magic show • Corn bin • Hay rides • Duck races • Dunk tank • Giveaways & more! Vendors too! LaPorteFarms.com

Capt Hiram's Brews Cruise Saturday, July 28th 5:00PM - 6:30PM Capt Hiram's Resort, 1606 Indian River Dr Join us for a BREWS CRUISE on the River King, right here at the Capt Hiram’s Resort Marina! $35pp. ISLAMORADA BEER COM-PANY from Fort Pierce will have one of their amazing brewmasters to educate you on a few different craft beers they will feature! Wellness Qigong Every Sunday from 8AM - 9:30AM True Balance Energy Center, 8800 U.S. 1, Sebastian. Energy Exercise Classes. Im-prove your health & enhance your energy. $10.00. *For weekly schedule, visit True-balanceenergycenter.com or 559-0866 Sunday Brunch Every Sunday 8:00AM - 1:00PM Capt Hiram's Resort, 1606 Indian River Drive , Sebastian Our All-You-Can-Eat Buffet for $14.99 per person. Add on Bottomless Mimosas for $9.99 or Build-Your-Own Bloody Mary at our Bloody Mary Bar. www.hirams.com Summer Sunday Reggae Series– Broth-ers Within & Sun Dried Vibes (Free Show) Sunday, July 29th from 2PM & 4:30PM Capt Hiram's Resort 1606 Indian River Drive, Seb. We're celebrating summertime, reggae-style, at Capt Hiram's Sandbar Beach Club! Excited to be featuring the beers from one of our favorite breweries - Sailfish Brewing Company. Join us Sundays for great bands, drink, and grub, all while hanging out at the Riverfront. www.hirams.com Surf Flick Sunday Sunday, July 29th 1:00PM - 5:00PM Pareidolia Brewing Co, 712 Cleveland St., Sebastian Trivia Night Every Tuesday Night at 6:30 p.m. Woody’s BBQ, 13600 US 1, Seb. Play for prizes Bingo at the Sebastian Elks Lodge Every Wednesday at 12:00 pm Sebastian Elks Lodge, 731 S Fleming St, Seb. Open to the public. Proceeds benefit all Elks charities. 772-589-1516 Open Mic Jam Every Wednesday at 7:00PM Pareidolia Brewing Co 712 Cleveland Street, Sebastian Rotary Club of Sebastian Networking Luncheon Every Thursday at 12:15 pm Capt Butcher’s, 1732 Indian River Dr., Seb. Guests are welcome to see what Rotary is all about and listen to a speaker. Lunch $15. sebastianrotary.com. 581-3199 Roseland Jam Session Meets every Thursday- 1:30 -3:30p Roseland Volunteer Fire Department build-ing, 8025 129th Court, Roseland Acoustic Country & Bluegrass music! Audience wel-come. 913-2182 Live Bluegrass Jam Every Thursday Night at 6:30 p.m. Marsh Landing Restaurant 44 N. Broadway, Fellsmere Enjoy some traditional and original songs! Good music, good food & a good time. Bring your instrument & join the fun! Trivia/Game Night Every Thursday at 7:00PM Pareidolia Brewing Co 712 Cleveland Street, Sebastian

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Email a photo of you with your fish that is at least 1 MB or 300 dpi in size to [email protected].

Write “CATCH OF THE WEEK ” in the subject line, and in the body of the email, please include the following information:

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The Treasure Coast Youth Symphony is coordinating its audition schedule for high school and advanced middle school musi-cians interested in becoming members of the orchestra for the 2018-2019 concert season.

Auditions for strings, winds, brass and percussion will be held Saturday, Aug. 18, at the Jensen Beach High School Band Room in Jensen Beach.

Specific audition requirements, infor-mation, and registration to schedule an audition are found online at www.treasure-coastyouthsymphony.com.

To receive an audition time, complete

and submit the registration form found on the youth symphony’s website. Upon receipt of a request for audition time, the musician will be contacted by either Dr. John Enyart, for string players, or by Thomas Servinsky for winds and percus-sion.

Annual auditions are required for past members of the youth symphony as well as new musicians desiring to be seated in the orchestra. Concert rehearsals are held on Mondays during the school year at the Jen-sen Beach High School Band Room between 6-9 p.m.

Most concerts are scheduled on Monday evenings.

Young musicians and families are encouraged to learn more about the Trea-

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THURSDAY, AUG. 2

• Meet the Candidates Forum: The Indian River County NAACP, in partnership with The Treasure Coast Chapter of The Links and Black Women Roundtable, will host a Meet the Candidates Forum from 6:30-8 p.m., Gifford Community Center, 4855 43rd Ave., Vero Beach. This forum will include the candidates running for Circuit Judge, 19th Judicial Circuit, Group 19 — Louis "Lou" Larsen, Robert "Bob" Meadows, and Nirlaine Smartt — a non-partisan race which will be on all three Indian River County ballots, Democrat, Republican, and Non-Partisan. The forum will also include a discussion of the 13 proposed amendments on the ballot. Proposed amendments require 60 percent approval from voters to pass. Questions are encouraged. For more information, call (404) 771-3575. For election information, including registration, mail ballots, and polling locations, visit www.voteindianriver.com. For more about the amendments, visit the Constitutional Revision Commission website, www.flcrc.gov, where you can review public hearing testimony including pro and con arguments of non-profit organizations and members of the public.

THROUGH FRIDAY, AUG. 3

• Aerial Antics and Sports/Aquatics Summer Camps: City of Vero Beach Rec. Dept., at Leisure Square, 3705 16th Street, 9 weeks. (June 4 through Aug. 3.) For more information call (772) 567-2144 or visit www.covb.org or Facebook @COVBRecrea-tionDepartment.

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