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“No individual has made a greater contribution to what Martin County looks like and feels like than Maggy.” Commissioner Sarah Heard
FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 2013
Everyone’s Irish this weekend None said it so elegantly as Confederate General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson: “Here comes those (expletive) green flags again.” ‘Tis time for a seisiún to brush
up on the lyrics to “The Fighting 69th.” The tune’s easy enough, same as for “Star of the County Down.” Grab shillelaghs, the Ancient Order of Hibernians in America is hosting its second annual Stuart St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival.
“The Irish culture has tremendously contributed to America today,” said Dennis McKenna, president of the Father Mychael Francis Judge chapter. “America is extremely proud of having
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By Patrick Bernadeau For Your Voice News & Views MARTIN COUNTY — The Martin County High School boys and girls tennis teams have a tough act to follow in 2013. One season ago, Martin County annihilated the competition on the court, as the Lady Tigers finished the year 16-1 while their male counterparts were undefeated with a record of 16-0. Each team took home district and regional titles before performing well at states; the Lady Tigers finished seventh at states while boys were an impressive third. Halfway through the 2013 campaign, the teams are proving they are up for an encore performance. Although both teams have dropped two matches, each team is well-positioned to make runs in the postseason. Although both teams have dropped two matches, each team is well positioned to make runs in the postseason. At the midway point of the season, both squads hold a 7-2 record at the time this story went to print. The teams will have hosted Olympic Heights High School on March 12 and Vero Beach High School
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Park to become ‘Maggy’s Hammock’ Preserve being renamed for longtime environmentalist Maggy Hurchalla By Patrick McCallister For Your Voice News & Views Maggy Hurchalla vigorously denies stories that her sister — Janet Reno, former attorney general — and she hunted alligators when they were young. They wrestled them. “Not big ones,” she said. “We’re talking 2, 4 feet.” The two did, however, join their brother in hunting a wide variety of Florida’s poisonous snakes to sell — alive. Hurchalla plays down the whole hunting-poisonous-snakes thing, claiming the most exciting thing that happened was the time she almost sat on a bagful of them. She was trying to imagine how to explain that to an emergency-room doctor. These days, Hurchalla takes things a bit slower and contents herself by petting moray eels. “It took me years and years and years to work up the nerve to do that,” she said. She had plenty of years under water to work up that nerve.
“My first job was teaching SCUBA at 12 in Miami,” Hurchalla said. “(The customers) didn’t know I was 12, because I was 6 feet tall.” Fitting then that at its last regular meeting — Tuesday, March 5 — the Martin County Board of Commissioners honored the bigger-than-life resident by renaming Rocky Point Hammock Park in Stuart to Maggy’s Hammock Park. “No individual has made a greater contribution to what Martin County looks like and feels like than Maggy,” Chairwoman Sarah Heard of Port Salerno said before the unanimous vote. Commissioner John Haddox, Palm City, quickly made the motion to rename the park. In an interview after the meeting, he said Hurchalla was one of the first public figures he learned about when he moved to the area. “When I first came to Florida in 1988, Maggy’s name was in the papers a lot,” he said. “I quickly came to know about her through reading newspapers, and about her love for the environment.” “I can think of no other individual in Martin County who more deserves to have a park with an environmental compo-
Photo courtesy of Maggy Hurchalla Hurchalla and a monkey friend in Ecuador last month. nent named after them than Maggy,” he said. Hurchalla’s response to the honor? “It feels warm and wonderful, but also embarrassing.” The Miami-area native moved to Martin in 1968, and was among the early authors of governing
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HURCHALLA from page 3 missioner from 1974 to 1994, five terms. She took to the commission a sort of pre-development South Florida sensibility. The kind gained from going on a family camping trip up one side of Florida and down the other — in a converted horse trailer. That was in ’47. The family went from the Everglades to Pensacola, across the Panhandle to Jacksonville and back down the East Coast. “It was back when there were dirt roads in downtown Tallahassee,” she said. ‘Round about 1980, property owner Bob Krauss approached Hurchalla about getting the county to buy some environmentally sensitive land he had. “He was a strong political supporter of mine and owned property on Rocky Point,” Hurchalla said. “He was getting older and thought it should be saved.” Krauss was willing to sell the land for less than its value, but had to get something from it. Hurchalla got on the phone to friends involved in land preservation. They told her about federal grants the county could apply for. “About half of (the property) is tropical hammock and the
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other half is sand pine scrub,” she said. “We got 15 acres for less than $100,000, and half was paid for by an outdoor-recreation grant.” Recreation, as in trails. As in the trails that Hurchalla and a friend hand-cut with machetes, clippers, and sheer determination. “Trail building is an art form,” she said. “If you do it by designing and bidding it, it gets ridiculously expensive and time-consuming.” These days Hurchalla tries to limit her activities, due to a protracted illness and caring for her ailing sister. Nevertheless, she’s still enjoying whitewater rafting, and
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Comp plan discussion continues By Tom Schram For Your Voice News & Views The ongoing proposed revision to the Martin County Comprehensive Growth Management Plan is a discussion about the future. And like all areas of the county, Palm City is a player in that discussion. The Martin County Board of Commissioners held its third and final citizens workshop on the proposed revisions at its March 5 meeting. While contentious at times, the workshop dwelt mostly on population projections, housing stock and expansion of the urban boundary. Those issues will affect Palm City, said Maggy Hurchalla, the longtime former commissioner who is spearheading the revision process. “We need to start planning for the future, for when the numbers show we need to expand,” Hurchalla said. “Maybe that’s five years, maybe that’s 15 years. I don’t know.”
Hurchalla said that when the time comes to expand the urban boundary, “that will become an interesting issue for Palm City.” “How are we going to expand west of Palm City? How are we going to expand out past State Road 76 and Tropical Farms? We’ll need to look at the areas that want to stay farms and 5-acre lots, find out which areas already have an elementary school, sewer and water and an industrial park and start planning.” At the present time, expanding the urban boundary is complicated by excess housing. Hurchalla presented figures that showed that about 8 percent of units in unincorporated Martin County are vacant. She said that more than 60,000 of these housing units had permanent or seasonal residents and more than 5,000 were empty. “This is unhealthy,” she explained after the meeting. “You
See PLAN page 8 Mitch Kloorfain/chief photographer Martin County High School senior Julia Cusumano of Palm City offers a back hand return to her St. Edwards Academy opponent during a match Thursday, March 7 in Stuart. The Lady Tigers have just three more matches before district play begins.
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TENNIS from page 1 on March 14. The teams on are a similar path, but the biggest difference between the two comes in seniors on the respective rosters. The Lady Tigers, coached by Walt Scherer in his 18th season, have five seniors on their roster: Maral Bohlooli, Hanna Slutsky, Mary Boning, Jo Martin and Julia Cusumano. After losing five seniors from the team that finished third at states, the boys will only feature two seniors in Albert Morar and Justin Sanguily. Leaning heavily on underclassmen, the teaching and experience of longtime Tigers boys tennis coach Skip Morgan is crucial.
“I think my experience around high school tennis for over 20 years really helps when being around a young team,” Morgan said, who is in his 19th season with Martin County. In the game of high school tennis, although marathon matches do take place, the game is far more mental than physical. Morgan preaches to his kids about making the smart play over the spectacular one. “High school tennis is about keeping the ball in play,” Morgan says. “I think all of our kids have good strokes, but the problem is kids start pushing for that big shot, that ESPN highlight. “I try to teach them that they don’t have to do that at this level,
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just keep the ball in play.” An additional mental challenge that the kids have to deal with is making sure one bad shot doesn’t get the best of them. In a game of inches, where split-second decisions, touch and accuracy all play a role, the player’s emotions can lead to a snowball effect of errors. “Whenever you start losing, it can be tough to keep your composure,” sophomore Peyton Palma said. “So when you get upset on the court over a tough shot, you just got to remember to keep playing and working. “I think this game is more mental than anything.” Sophomore Stephanie Pompa echoes Palma’s thoughts and sees her approach as her biggest improvement from her freshman campaign. “I think I’m mentally tougher on the court,” Palma said. “Last year, it would be easier for me to break down if things weren’t going my way, but this year so far, I mentally I think I’ve been a lot stronger.” Through all the grueling mental and physical battles, outdueling your opponent for a point, set and match provides a gratification that remains unmatched. “There is nothing better than that feeling you get when you hit that perfect shot, winner, or ace,” Cusumano said. “When you’ve worked really hard on perfecting that shot, and then you actually perform it, it feels like you’ve done something right.” “It’s why I play. I love the competitive nature of the game. I love to win.”
expected to be charged with second-degree murder in the killing of Sgt. Gary Morales, 35, during a morning traffic stop and car chase. A grand jury is expected to convene within the coming weeks to upgrade the charge to first-degree murder with the strong possibility of the death penalty, Bakkedahl said. Florida law requires prosecutors file formal charges within 21 days of an arrest. Bakkedahl said he would have filed official charges sooner. “Unfortunately, the grand jury had just been in session the week following the homicide,” he said. Bakkedahl added the state attorney’s office has 45 days after Tisdale’s arraignment to seek the death penalty. At a Wednesday meeting before charges were to be filed, prosecutors were to review evidence and hear sworn testimony from witnesses to determine the highest charge they could prove beyond a reasonable doubt during a jury trial. In an arrest affidavit, Tisdale told investigators he was going to the store when he noticed Morales was following him. Tisdale claims Morales pulled him over and, with his hand on his gun, ordered Tisdale to get out of the vehicle and to the ground. Tisdale said he pulled off in fear for his life because of Morales’s tone and hand on his gun. Tisdale said Morales used his patrol car to ram him to another stop. The report states Morales called in a pursuit the morning of Feb. 28 near Oleander Avenue in Fort Pierce. Morales had at least three gunshot wounds. One wound was to the side of the head, the report states. Morales was
still seated in the driver’s seat of the patrol car with his gun still in the holster when other deputies arrived at the scene, the report says. A criminal history check showed Tisdale is a one-time convicted felon. In 2010, Tisdale was charged with possession of a controlled substance without a prescription and for possession of marijuana with intent to sell. He was arrested in August 2010 for failure to appear on a drug charge in St. Lucie County. Port St. Lucie Police Department dash-cam video from another June 2010 arrest shows Tisdale driving in circles in Darwin Square Plaza on Port St. Lucie Boulevard, where officers pulled him over for a traffic stop. He was driving with a suspended license and had marijuana in his SUV. Video from inside the cruiser shows Tisdale talking about racial profiling, marijuana and laughing hysterically for more than one minute. “Sorry, man I got to make the best out of the situation, you feel me?” Tisdale said in the video after being handcuffed and put in the patrol car. Tisdale, who said he was unemployed at the time, also threatened his two arresting officers. “Man f--k y’all. Man, I’ll be done put that fire on y’all crackers, man,” Tisdale said before the laughing fit. Tisdale also said he was racially profiled. “If I was a cop, man, I’d probably look for the young kid with dreads – with saggy pants,” he said. When questioned about the marijuana visible in his car, Tisdale explained, saying, “You don’t want that. That’s nasty a-- sh-t. That’s seeds and sh-t. It probably won’t even grow right.”
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A bit of Gaelic makes things more fun. A seisiún is a casual musical session among friends and family members. A shillelagh is a thick wooden cane sometimes used for walking, but more often for driving a point through thick skulls.
Gaeilge is the official language of the Republic of Ireland, although most regularly speak English. Many efforts have been made over the years to expand regular use of Gaeilge in Ireland and to get Irish-Americans to learn it as a secondary language.
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crushing poverty. Today about 50 million Americans claim Irish as their primary heritage. The festival continues on Saturday, March 16, at 10 a.m. The fun will continue to 10 p.m. “We will start off with the Green Fiddlers from Jupiter,” McKenna said. Followed by acts such as MacTalla Mor, The Rowdy Micks, Tom Davis, and… “We’ll have Andy Murphy walking around solo with Irish tunes,” McKenna said. Music is another important feature of Irish-American culture. As many Irish arrived in New York in the 1860s, they were immediately signed into the Union Army. Other Irish found their ways into the Confederate Army. Many of
Irish people here. It’s important to secure the Irish culture for my daughter and grandchildren.” The family-friendly festival will be at the Roosevelt Bridge, Flagler Park, 201 S.W. Flagler Ave. Events kick off on Friday, March 15 at 4 p.m. and continue until 10 p.m. Admission that day is $3 or a non-perishable food item for local charity Building Bridges to Youth. Fighting against hunger and poverty is deeply rooted in Irish-American culture. Thousands of Irish arrived in America during an Gorta Mór – the Great Hunger or Potato Famine – in the late 1840s and early 1850s. That was far from the end of the Irish Diaspora. By the turn of the 20th century, about 5 million Irish had headed to America to escape
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ST. PAT’S from page 9 the Irish musical instruments were easily portable and went with them, such as pennywhistles and makeshift bodhráns, an Irish drum. The Irish songs played during long lulls between battles influenced American music ever since. Indeed, the American classic “When Johnny Comes Marching Home,” by Patrick Gilmore, was an Irish rebel song, “Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye,” with new lyrics. On Sunday, March 17, the festival gets going again at 10 a.m. with more music and fun. At 2 p.m., the St. Patrick Day Parade will crank up with Congressman Patrick Murphy as the grand marshal. Politics is another important part of the Irish-American culture. Like other immigrants, the Irish immigrants and their children met much prejudice and often worked difficult and dangerous jobs to eke out a menial living. Groups such as the controversial Molly Maguires and often-corrupt Tammany Hall, the late-1700s New York City political machine, helped organize Irish voters who became important to gaining workers’ rights and ending practices such as child labor. To climb out of poverty, education became important to Irish-Americans, which will be on
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Palm City resident returns to operatic roots By Shelley Koppel Staff writer PALM CITY — When Lorrianna Colozzo presented her Christmas concert at the Lyric Theatre in December, she celebrated the music of her favorite holiday. On March 21, she returns to the Lyric to follow the advice of her teacher, who told her she had a voice that was meant for opera. The program, called “A Night at the Opera,” features Colozzo, as well as tenor Angelo Marchese, mezzo-sopranos Christina Zimmer and Kerry Rocks and baritone Clayton Matthews. Rocks, whom Colozzo met at the Palm Beach Opera, is from Jensen Beach. Colozzo grew up in New York and began
singing lessons when she was 10. She dreamed of singing on Broadway. In an interview before her December show, she recalled how her voice teacher changed that dream. “While she was warming me up, she kept me going higher and higher,” Colozzo said. “She said, ‘You have an opera voice,’ and gave me my first aria. As much as I loved Broadway, I started studying opera.” Colozzo studied at the prestigious Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore and received a bachelor’s degree in vocal performance. She went to New York City for a while, but then decided to audition for the Palm Beach Opera. Her sister lived here and
Lorrianna Colozzo she was familiar with the area. The singer intended to return to New York, but she met her husband-to be, Ben, a mortgage broker in real estate sales. Mar-
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riage and the birth of daughter Isabella kept her in Florida, where she still performs with the Palm Beach Opera and teaches voice. The upcoming performance is a return to her musical roots. “It’s the best-known aria and duets from the most beloved operas,” she said. “There is music from ‘Carmen,’ ‘La Boheme,’ ‘Madame Butterfly,’ ‘The Barber of Seville,’ and many more. There is at least one song from each opera. It is us getting to do what we love to do the most and (what you) don’t get a chance to hear in Stuart.” Colozzo was asked to put the program together by John Loesser, executive director of the Lyric. “This is home to me,” she said. “I’m privileged to do what I love where I live, especially when it comes to opera. Opera is difficult. To have a night of arias with friends is a lot of fun.” The program will open with Clayton Matthews singing the rousing “Toreador Song” from “Carmen.” Christina Zimmer will follow with the opera’s “Habanera.” In contrast, there will be delicate love songs from “La Boheme” and “Madame Butterfly.”
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EXPO from page 22 Coast Exotic Bird Club’s EXPO are used to further avian education. The club provides two $500 scholarships yearly for avian students at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine. Recently the club achieved a worthy goal, by donating $20,000 to the College of Veterinary Medicine to set up an endowed scholarship in the club’s name. A portion of the proceeds this year will also be used to provide a scholarship for a student in the Fort Pierce Westwood High School Certified Veterinary Assistant Program. In the spring of 1989, a small group of people with an interest in exotic birds joined together to form the Treasure Coast Exotic Bird Club. Today the club is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization with approximately 80 members. The Treasure Coast Exotic Bird Club’s mission is to educate and inform the public about the care and humane treatment of exotic birds; to provide financial support to organizations that advocate fair and humane treatment of ex-
otic birds, and to those that contribute to medical advancement in avian research, to affiliate with national organizations and to maintain friendships and contact with all members through regular monthly meetings and a monthly newsletter. The Treasure Coast Exotic Bird Club meets at 2 p.m. on the fourth Sunday of every month (excluding March and December) at the Port Salerno Civic Center on the corner of Anchor Avenue and A1A. The meetings generally have a guest speaker or special topic. Toy-making sessions, avian veterinarian speakers, and “Bird and Owner Glamour Shots,” etc., are some of the highlights. The club also has a raffle table, items for purchase and refreshments at every meeting. Guests are always welcome. For more information about the Treasure Coast Exotic Bird Club, please call Kathy Dwyer, (772) 464-7210 in Fort Pierce; Barbara Roof, (772) 220-4672 in Stuart, or Barbara Reilly, (561) 744-6041 in Jupiter.
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