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EDITOR’S LETTER Welcome to June! We are halfway through 2019, and the long, hot days have just begun! Buckle up, it’s going to be a warm one. Also, June 1st is the start of hurricane season. Start putting your kits together, so it doesn’t sneak up on you. Hopefully, you will be using everything up in the late Fall because we didn’t need that hurricane kit. Fingers crossed we have a quiet season. We would like to thank Health First for a couple great articles in this month’s issue. The first one is about hospital auxiliaries and the important roll they play in patients’ care and gives you some information on how you can become a volunteer. Next, Dr. Bishop gives us some great information on how to protect ourselves from the hot summer sun and help protect the planet too. Looking for something fun to do this summer with the family? Why not try doing an escape room? Check out my article about Escape Cocoa Beach. It’s a great idea during the summer. It gets you out of the house, gets the kids off the video games, it’s air conditioned, so you can beat the heat, and you must use your brain! Check them out.
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We would like to take a moment and thank Dr. Green for writing about what is going on at Cocoa Beach Jr/Sr High every month. Check out her last article in this month’s issue. We wish her well with her promotion. Remember, if you are a non-profit organization having phone: an event or fund raiser 321-759-6064 to send us the information, and we will try and include it in our Community Corner. Have it to us by the 5th of the previous month to be included. email: info@cocoabeachexplorer.com
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CONTENTS June 2019
Cover photo courtesy of Cape Canaveral resident Linda Waunsch.
FEATURES 8 Hospital Auxiliaries a critical part of compassionate care
11 Escape Cocoa Beach it’s no mystery why escape rooms are so popular
13 Protect Yourself From The Sun This Summer 17 Boys High School Lacrosse Accomplishments
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LETTER FROM THE MAYOR EXPLORER RECOMMENDED EVENTS AT THE LIBRARY FROM THE PRINCIPAL OF CBHS COMMUNITY CORNER THE CHILDREN’S VOICE LIVE MUSIC & EVENT LINEUP
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MALIK’S
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MESSAGE C O C OA B E ACH U P DAT E
Indulge me in telling a tale of a surf trip of long ago with one of my college classmates and fellow surfers, Andrew Jackson (real name by the way, British born and fellow UF Class of ‘86 graduate) to Costa Rica. It was the summer of 1987, and my classmate and fellow surfer Andy was working as a producer of a local TV station in Miami. Andy called me up and said let’s go to Costa Rica. Andy’s mother owned a travel agency and made all of the arrangements. We were stoked to go in the middle of the flat season here in Florida! For the younger folks, there were no cell phones (only super-expensive car phones), no Internet, no GPS, no surf cams, etc. We packed our surfboards in cardboard appliance boxes with bubble wrap all around leaving Miami for Costa Rica flying on Costa Rican airline LACSA (open bar and real food/ silverware on the flight!). We arrived in San Jose, Costa Rica, only to find out our surfboards were not on the plane. Stuck in a foreign country, neither of us spoke Spanish (Although everyone thought I spoke Spanish thanks to my tan. My French language skills helped as it a Latin-based language.), and we managed to make a friend at our hotel who didn’t speak English. Communicating was comical using a pocket language dictionary, Spanglish/French and sign language! Our new friend took us to the Arenal volcano (an active volcano until 6
CONTRIBUTING WRITER: Mayor Ben Malik
2010) to show us his beautiful country and some fabulous restaurants with the best seafood we ever ate. Costa Ricans are the some of the most hospitable people you will ever meet! We would have never seen the volcano if our boards had arrived, so it all worked out. After two days, our boards arrived and we took a public bus (you haven’t really traveled if you haven’t taken a public bus in Central America!) decorated like a Christmas tree with bright colors to the coast! We survived a hair-raising drive through the mountains on a speeding bus with just a tiny guardrail between us and imminent death below. Upon arrival, we immediately checked into the hotel at Playa Jaco and caught some shoulderhigh waves that afternoon. At first light, we caught glassy, head-high waves and surfed till our arms could not move anymore. The hotel had a/c, a warm pool, and a great restaurant with local, farm-fresh food and seafood (and plenty of ice-cold Imperial beer). The mountains and lush greenery were an absolute splendor to take
in from the ocean and enjoy with a friend. We hitched a ride with a local farmer the next day to Playa Hermosa (better hollow wave) with a cool black sand beach. Sometimes the adventure of old school traveling just cannot be replaced (no surf cams, Internet, cell phones, etc.); it is certainly the road less traveled.
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Go explore! PS-Andy is alive and well living the dream with his wife and two children in Oahu, Hawaii, (he is President of KITV an ABC TV network), plays in a rock band, still surfs—albeit, it is a half mile paddle out! Thank you for your support and allowing me to serve as your Mayor. Please feel to contact me with any suggestions at bmalik@cityofcocoabeach.com or my cell at 321-794-6668.
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A couple of years ago, Allan Gair threw on a Santa Claus suit and began rounding in the Emergency Department of Health First’s Holmes Regional Medical Center. “I walked past room 63, and there was a mother there with a little boy,” the hospital’s Auxiliary President recalled. “She said, ‘Can you come in and talk to him?’ ” Gair did, and on the way out, the boy’s mother thanked him. “She said, ‘You made his day,’ ” a teary eyed Gair said. “And I said, ‘No – it’s the other way around.’ ” Health First is looking for more Allan Gairs. Each of the four hospitals in the Integrated Delivery Network (IDN) hosts an auxiliary, with volunteers helping to create a compassionate, high-quality environment for patients. The auxiliaries have contributed millions of hours of valuable service, as well as raised money to help finance hospital building projects, funding scholarships for students in the healthcare field, purchasing new equipment and sponsoring community healthcare-related programs. Marcia
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It’s No Mystery Why Escape Rooms Are So Popular WRITTEN BY: Doug Baker, Editor, Cocoa Beach Explorer
You have 60 minutes. You and your team of private investigators must solve a decadesold cold case regarding the location of the millions of dollars stolen in the 1950 Great Brinks Robbery in Boston. Your team has finally located the outdated apartment of the prime suspect, now an old man, but the bigger mystery still remains—where did he hide the money? The back story of Escape Cocoa Beach’s 2325 Tremont Street is based on actual events that took place in January of 1950. Game players find themselves immersed in a story world filled with outdated décor, old furniture and period magazines clearly setting the scene of a suspect holed up for years since his 1950s heist.
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If you are an escape room newbie, you will probably find yourself with no idea where to begin. Just start trying things: open drawers, look for locks, look under/inside items, look for patterns. Know this, the key to successfully escaping any game room is communication. You must communicate with your team. Find a clue or pattern, shout it out! Find something but you’re not quite sure how it plays into the game, shout it out! It’s amazing how each team member, given the same clues, will think and put things together differently. JAIL BREAK
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I promised not to reveal the secrets of the game, after all that would ruin it for everyone else, but I can say there were some very It’s inevitable that at some point in the inventive hiding spots for essential game you will get stumped. The clues and items including an “I key is to never waste too much think I know what I need to time before asking for a hint. The clock do, but I’m not doing it unless All escape room games are is ticking... the gamemaster tells me to” monitored from the outside moment. by a “gamemaster” via a Do you want a hint? live feed allowing them In a world where entertainment to see and hear your game is now dominated by screens, and give clues to help you the concept of a live-action move forward with solving adventure where players must the puzzle at hand. Rely on work together to find clues, solve your gamemaster, and don’t be puzzles and crack codes in order to escape afraid to ask for a clue. This was one of the game before time runs out is exactly the the hardest lessons I had to learn. Wasting 15 kind of interactive fun needed. minutes on one clue is the difference in getting out or getting skunked. How does it work? On a personal note, I’ve now played all A group of players, usually 4-8, are briefed on of Escape Cocoa Beach’s games. I’m not the room’s storyline and rules (like no breaking embarrassed to say I didn’t escape them all (yes, things and don’t take the blank apart) by the I was too proud and waited too long to ask for “gamemaster”. The timer is set, the door shut a clue), but I certainly had fun playing. One (the doors are not actually locked) and then, of my favorite rooms I’ve ever played: 2325 game on. Tremont Street. Give it a try and you’ll see why.
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BANK HEIST 11 men were convicted of Boston’s Great Brinks Robbery committed in 1950. Millions of dollars were stolen with little recovered. It is up to you to solve the mystery and recover the fortune.
ROCKET SCIENCE You and your family are touring an aerospace facility. You wander off and find yourselves in the office of a scientist who mysteriously vanished in the 1960’s. You have one hour to uncover the secret of his disappearance.
MYSTERY OF THE BLACK DAHLIA In 1947 the body of an aspiring actress is found surgically mutilated near Hollywood, California. With little physical evidence, the case becomes one of Americas most notorious cold cases. Step back in time and rewrite history by helping to solve the crime.
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As We Kickoff The Season Of Outdoor Fun, Remember To Protect Yourself From The Sun CONTRIBUTING WRITER: Larry Bishop, MD Health First Dermatology
As we head into the peak season for outdoor fun, we Floridians deserve a pat on the back. We are, for the most part, worldly wise as to the dangers the sun poses to our health, and we protect our skin at a much higher rate than our northern friends who come to our sunny beaches to have fun, only to get that cooked-lobster, bright red hue.
We also deserve credit for being among the more environmentally conscious states, and as the issues of the environmental dangers of some sunscreen ingredients have hit the news, we have started to adapt. We want to protect our skin, but the environment as well! Here are some great guidelines to help you protect your skin and the planet, as well in the upcoming “Fun Season”:
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When possible, avoid the peak hours of sunlight, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wear sun-protective clothing such as a rash guard or any one of the many commercially available sun shirts, which will provide sun protection and limit the amount of sunscreen needed to protect your skin. Remember to protect your eyes, and to account for reflected light off the beach and the water. Avoid the sunscreens that contain Oxybenzone or Octinoxate. Each has been shown to stress the highly sensitive coral reefs, as well as other sea life. Hawaii, Key West and some beaches on the Yucatan peninsula have passed measures to ban these ingredients. Other ingredients are likely to follow, including Titanium Dioxide, homosalate, octisalate and octocrylene. Don’t forget your lips. Protect your head as well by wearing a wide-brimmed hat. Finally, don’t forget to reapply your environmentally friendly sunscreen every two hours. Otherwise, the sun, sand and sweat will degrade your sunscreen and you will end up looking like our lobster-like northern visitors.
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Apollo Memories In honor of the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon-landing, the Cocoa Beach Public Library will be celebrating all things Apollo in July! If you have Apollo memories or memorabilia you would like to share, please contact Tina (tchalfant@brev.org or 868-1104) to reserve a table for a memorabilia display or a time slot for sharing a presentation during our Apollo Memories event on July 27th. Sea Turtle Preservation Society’s STERP Tues., June 4 from 4pm-7:30pm & Sat., June 8 from 9am-1pm, Community Room These free informational sessions will cover the basics of the Sea Turtle Emergency Response Program (STERP). This is a great opportunity to involve the entire family in Sea Turtle conservation. Please register online for 6/4 at https://stps.wildapricot.org/event-3231024, for 6/8 at https://stps.wildapricot. org/event-3231013 or as a walk-in one half hour before program starts. Sea Turtle Preservation Society’s Turtle Talk Sat., June 8 from 1:30-3:30pm, in the Community Room Turtle Talk presentations are free and open to the public. The slide presentation is an introduction to sea turtles and includes a basic overview of the sea turtle species with concentration on species that commonly nest on the Brevard County beaches. Completion of the Turtle Talk presentation is a basic requirement for volunteers who are interested in participating in the STPS programs and is a prerequisite for any volunteer activity involving hands on work with turtles. RSVP online at https://seaturtlespacecoast.org/calendar/ turtle-talk-8/ or as a walk-in from 1:30-2pm.
Ashtanga Yoga - Mondays at 4pm, Community Room. Cost is $5 per class. Bring your own yoga mat or towel. Create with Light: Local Artisan Drawing & Painting Group - Tuesdays at 1pm, Jane von Thron Room. Register with Tina at createwlight@yahoo.com or text 321-759-3972. Microsoft Office Excel - Weds. at 6:30pm, Jane Von Thron Room. Bring a laptop for the hands-on experience or reserve a laptop loan for the class by calling the library 321- 868-1104 (supply limited). Free class. One-on-One Tech Help with Klaus-Peter Finke - Weds., June 12 and 19 from 10am-2pm, Study Rooms. Get one-on-one help with your computer, smartphone or tablet! Bring your device to the appointment. $5 per person. Beginners Writing Group - Saturdays from 10am to 12pm, Jane Von Thron Room. Bring a story, read part of it, receive feedback from group. For more information contact Jim McGurk james32937@yahoo.com Beginner Line Dance Class by Dancing With Patti - Thurs., June 6, 20 and 27 at 1pm, Community Room. Space is limited. www.dancingwithpatti.com to pre-register and guarantee your spot in the class. Cost is $5 per class. Cocoa Beach Card Club - Thurs., June 6 at 10:30am, Jane Von Thron Room. All materials are provided. Cost is $10. Please pre-register. Introduction to Essential Oils - Mon., June 10, 17 and 24 10:30am and June 3 at 3:30pm, Captain’s Room. Please pre-register. Cocoa Beach Keto Support Group - Tues., June 11 at 6pm, Community Room. Let us know you will be attending at www.facebook.com/CBFLKeto Preventative Health Lecture: Searching for the Sandman - Thurs., June 13 at 2pm, Jane Von Thron Room. Please register for this free lecture sponsored by United Way of Brevard and AmeriCorps/Vista. Healing with Foods: Detoxification: Diet Scam or Valid Healing Tool? - Fri., June 14 at 11am, Community Room. Please pre-register for this free seminar. Self-Empowerment with Self-Hypnosis: Sleep Better Naturally with SelfHypnosis - Mon., June 17 at 1:30pm, Jane Von Thron Room. Join us and enjoy a relaxing self-hypnosis visualization. Plus enjoy a guided Past-Life Meditation. Please pre-register for this free seminar. Health for Life: New Solutions for Digestive Problems - Fri., June 21 at 10am, Jane Von Thron Room. Dr. Morin lectures on natural and holistic solutions to common health issues on the 3rd Friday of most months. Please pre-register for this free lecture. Improv at the Library! - Sun., June 23 at 3pm, Community Room. Participate or just enjoy the show, and get ready to laugh! Handmade Cards with Ree Nathan - Wed., June 26 at 9:30am, Captain’s Room. Cost is $10; all supplies provided. Register in advance by emailing reenathan6@gmail.com or calling 321-961-2350. Enrollment is limited.
FITNESS AT THE LIBRARY Senior Fitness with Polly Helm Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays at 1pm, in the Community Room Join Polly Helm, a personal trainer who is certified in senior fitness, for this hour-long class which increases stamina, strength, energy, and balance. Please bring your own hand weights and water. Bands and chairs will be provided. Cost is $5 per class.
FREE FRIDAY MOVIES: Moving Musicals Fridays in ‘june at 3pm in the Community Room “Where words fail, music speaks.” (Hans Christian Andersen) Join us for these great movies with great music. Popcorn and refreshments will be served. June 7: Mary Poppins Returns (PG, 130 min.) June 14: The Greatest Showman (PG, 105 min.) June 21: Ray (PG-13, 152 min.) June 28: Beauty and the Beast (PG, 129 min.)
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THANK YOU FOR SHARING THE TREASURE OF COCOA BEACH Beginning June 3, Cocoa Beach Jr./Sr. High School will have a new principal. Dr. Mark Rendell will be joining the staff this summer taking the helm of the 39th ranked high school in the state of Florida!! My time here has been wonderful. I believe Cocoa Beach Jr./Sr. High School is the treasure of Brevard County. Our students have incredible talent and aspirations for the future. I know that you know this, but we have future academics, athletes, musicians, actors and actresses, those who will serve in the military, writers, thinkers, scientists, historians, future business leaders, homemakers, parents and legislators walking our hallways. I know that whatever our students choose as their path, they will find success.
CONTRIBUTING WRITER: Karyle Green, Ed.D. Principal of Cocoa Beach Jr./Sr. High School
without the hours you share with us. We have parents who take the time to support their children by attending events, meetings and celebrations. All of our parents want what is best for their child. By their desire, all of our students succeed. They demand a top notch education for our students and we all do our best to comply.
I have enjoyed meeting many, many parents. We have tremendous volunteers who work for the benefit of clubs and teams and to help out teachers and staff. Our school couldn’t survive 16
And what we wouldn’t do without the community! If it wasn’t for SAC members, Elks, Rotary, Kiwanis, Cocoa Beach Women’s Club, our churches, DAR, Take Stock in Children mentors, local businesses our students would miss out on so much. They provide for us in so many ways and I want to thank them for everything they do for our kids!
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BOYS LACROSSE ACCOMPLISHMENTS CONTRIBUTING WRITER: Steve Fogle CBHS Boys Lacrosse
And then, there’s the teachers and staff. Cocoa Beach has some of the best teachers in the county and state. We also have the top staff. I see dedication and hard work every day from those who share their knowledge and provide the learning opportunities that our students get to experience. That’s why Cocoa Beach Jr./Sr. High School remains and “A” school each year. I am confident we will continue to strive for excellence. Thank you for sharing the treasure of Cocoa Beach!
In large part due to the support from our sponsors and the CB community, the Boys Program accomplished a few major feats this season. Championship Game win over Viera
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Firstly, the Boys Varsity Team finished a wildly successful season with a 15-3 record and won the programs' first District Championship. The team scored 300 goals this season while only letting 130 against and boasted 3 Senior Players on the All Cape Coast Conference Team. Also, our Boys JV Team completed an undefeated season, finishing 12-0.
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From LEFT TO RIGHT Meagan Willoughby, Alex Krynski, Michael Labonte, Deborah Withrow, Thalia Fuste, Abby Compton, Jeremy Sabol, Tobias Fosburn The Studios of Cocoa Beach is hosting a three session class on Acrylic Painting on Wednesday evenings starting June 12. Award winning artist and experienced instructor Jaymee Weinreich will direct students through an ocean landscape “Sunrise on the Beach” from start to finish.. The first class begins with painting technique practice, than proceeds to the last finishing touches. Whether you are a beginner artist, or need a refresher course in working with acrylics, this is the class for you. The class is from 6 to 8 pm June 12,19,26 at the Studios of Cocoa Beach , 165 Minuteman Causeway in downtown Cocoa Beach. Registration is required and students supply their own supplies. Fee for the three weeks is $75 with a deposit of $25 due by June 5 and may be paid online at http://www.studiosofocoabeach.org. For questions and to receive the materials list call/text 787-640-6119 or email jaymeeweinreich@gmail.com.
SURFSIDE PLAYHOUSE “Robin Hood, Fractured” runs June 21- 30. Tickets at www.surfsideplayhouse.com. Surfside Playhouse is a nonprofit organization and with an allvolunteer cast and crew. Nonprofit organizations can submit information on upcoming events/fundraisers for inclusion in the Community Corner to info@cocoabeachexplorer.com. Please submit event information no later than the 5th of the month prior to the event. Placement is on a first come basis as space is limited.
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As a member of the Facebook Space Coast Moms’ Swap, I view a multitude of posts about everything under the Florida Sun. One recurring theme is how to entertain teens who come for a visit to the Space Coast, especially when the weather is not cooperating for outside activities. Below, I’ve compiled a list of indoor and outdoor activities that can help keep your teens
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To start off, many find public transportation a novelty. The Space Coast Area Transit provides bus service for Brevard County. Children under five are free, Youth, Senior (60+), Veterans, and adult fares range from 75 cents to $1.50. Exact change is required if you don’t prepurchase
Space Coast Area Transit also runs a trolley service between Port Canaveral and 13th Street in Cocoa Beach. Trolley rides range in price from 60 cents to $1.25. Find more information about the trolley at www.cocoabeach.com/ the-cocoa-beach-trolley/
SITES AND ACTIVITIES IN COCOA BEACH Cocoa Beach Skatepark, 1450 Minutemen Causeway, Afterschool hours until 9 p.m., holidays, weekends, and summer have extended hours from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Helmets required for riders 18 and under. Cocoa Beach Library, 550 N. Brevard Ave. Arts, crafts, music, summer reading program. Cocoa Beach Pier, 401 Meade Ave. Gameroom, fishing, shopping, restaurants. Cocoa Beach Recreation Complex, 4800 Tom Warriner Blvd. Golf course, swimming pool, tennis courts, team sports complex featuring baseball, softball, and soccer fields. Dinosaur Store and Adventure Zone, 250 West Cocoa Beach Causeway. Fossils, unique stones, museum exhibits, arcade style games. Lighthouse Cove Adventure Miniature Golf, 3811 N. Atlantic Ave. Two courses with drink and ice cream service. Offenhauser Recreation Center, Ramp Road. Summer camps, organized sports, classes. Ron Jon’s, 4151 N. Atlantic Ave. Beach wares, sportswear, sports lessons. SITES AND ACTIVITIES NEARBY Brevard Zoo, 8225 N. Wickham Rd., Melbourne. Hours 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Petting, feeding, aquarium, restaurant, kayaking. Cape Canaveral Lighthouse Tour, boarding location at Exploration Tower, 670 Dave Nisbet Dr. Cape Canaveral. Tuesdays and Wednesdays, second and fourth Saturday of the month. Cocoa Beach Aerial Adventures and Zip Line, 6419 N. Atlantic Ave., Cape Canaveral. Ziplining, rope courses. Fun Town, 1976 N. Wickham Rd., Melbourne. Skating, laser tag, bounce house, bumper cars, arcade games. Golf-N-Gator, 6355 N. Atlantic Blvd., Cape Canaveral. Two miniature golf courses, live gators and other critters, gemstone mining. Jungle Village, 8801 Astronaut Blvd., Cape Canaveral. Miniature golf, go-carts, arcade, batting cages. Exploration Tower, 670 Dave Nisbet Dr., Cape Canaveral. Seven floors of exhibits, interactive play, observatory, restaurant, giftshop. Kennedy Space Center, Space Commerce Way, Merritt Island. Tours, exhibits, films, restaurants, gift shops. Obloy Family Ranch, 165 Gator Dr., Merritt Island. Petting zoo, horseback trail rides, monster truck and train rides. Sands Air Force Space and Missile Museum. Special bus tour called “Cape Canaveral Early Space Tour” that originates from the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. Runs 5 days a week (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday). Shore Lanes Bowling, 600 N. Courtenay Pkwy., Merritt Island. Forty lanes and grill. SkyZone Space Coast, 624 Barnes Blvd., Rockledge. Trampoline courts, rock climbing, sky ladder, warrior course. Space Coast Iceplex, 750 Roy Wall Blvd., Rockledge. Ice skating. Veteran’s Memorial Center, 400 S. Sykes Creek Pkwy., Merritt Island. Museum, library, plaza, park.
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