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MARTIN COUNTY — The primary is on Tuesday, Aug. 30, but voting is already underway. Supervisor of Elections Vicki Davis has a tip and warning for voters. County commission and school board races are countywide, but there’s a candidate on the ballot for the County Commission’s District 3 seat who’s dropped her bid. “A vote cast for Darlene Fuggetta will not count,” Davis said. “Don’t throw your vote away.” Fuggetta dropped her bid for
the county council in July and urged supporters to vote for Harold Jenkins. By that time the primary ballots were printed. Jenkins is challenging incumbent Anne Scott. Davis said some voters get confused that Martin County Commission and School Board races are countywide. Voters have sometimes approached poll workers concerned that their ballots had more than one of those races. Others have voted in only one. Candidates must live in the districts they’re running to represent, but face all
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PALM CITY — Seven months at the drawing board seem not to have made much difference for Costco’s Palm City application. After a second submittal to build on nearly 28 acres of land at the intersection of Martin Highway and High Meadows Avenue, the big-box store is still met with nine non-compliances as opposed to the original 11, according to a county staff report issued July 28. The two infractions they were
able to resolve concerned street address discrepancies and American Disabilities Act compliance. Traffic, engineering, and waste-water management are still problematic for the store. “Contrary to what some people might believe, we feel we’ve made some progress since the last staff report. We don’t feel that there’s anything insurmountable in here,” said Bob Raynes with Gunster Law, Cosco’s legal representative, at an Aug. 4 meeting, where the applicant met with the
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Mitch Kloorfain/chief photographer Ed Ciampi looks on as John Haddox responds to a question during a candidate forum at Sand Hill Cove in Palm City Wednesday, August 3. Ed Ciampi and Donna Melzer are both running to unseat incumbent John Haddox.
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MARTIN COUNTY — As Martin County primary elections are fast approaching, local candidates are utilizing every opportunity to broadcast their campaign platforms and gather more votes.
On Aug. 3, a non-partisan forum was held at Sandhill Cove in Palm City, in which 10 county and state candidates (including three commission seat incumbents and one state house incumbent) answered ques-
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COSTCO from page 1 county to clarify the report. “It’s still our goal to come forward with a project that will meet all the rules and requirements for Martin County and goals of the comprehensive plan. We’ll continue to work through the process, and get to where we need to be. Today is a step in that direction, so we can get a good resubmittal in.” While the 150,000-square-foot wholesaler will be retaining the 16-pump gas station, they have nixed plans for an outparcel on the property intended for rental. Raynes said they may be interested in revisiting the outparcel idea in the future, but in an effort to expedite the current application, they have done away with it. Susan O’Rourke, traffic engineer, was introduced as an additional consultant to the discussion last Thursday. She endeavored to bargain with the county for a higher pass-by rate for the discount store, citing Institute of Transportation Engineers’ 37-percent standard, as opposed to the 20-percent required by the county. Either that or allow internal capture between the discount store and the gas station, she requested. She was reminded that the terms of the staff report were not under negotiation. There was also a question of
Photo by Benjamin Szentpaly Doug Brookbank of MG2, Costco’s architect, assures Paul Schilling (right), project coordinator with the county, that Costco will continue striving to bring their urban design more in line with county regulations. This will entail taking a more concerted approach to roof design and primary facade aesthetics. During a public address segment after the meeting, Elizabeth Shields Plasencia, a Palm City resident in opposition to the development, said “You can’t put a dress on a pig. It’s still a pig.” She was concerned whether or not Costco would chip in to widen Martin Highway and High Meadows Avenue once thousands more drivers a day are attracted to the store. whether Costco staff could meet unofficially with county staff to receive guidance on a conten-
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PALM CITY — Scott King headed to the area after educating himself about school districts. “I moved to Martin County back in 1999 for the high-performing school district,” he said. “I’m concerned about the direction the school system has taken in the last four years.” King is running to be the Superintendent of the Martin County School District. The superintended is not a voting member of the school board, but acts in an executive role. The supervisor advises the school board and implements its decisions, along with overseeing the day-to-day operations of the district. He threw his hat into the ring relatively late in the election cycle. King said he hoped that others would vie for the job now held by Laurie J. Gaylord. She was elected in 2012 and is running again. King said the district has lost footing in recent years. “We have got a situation now where we’ve not done a good job at the elementary level and that’s going to work its way through the system,” he said. He said the district has lost ground in reading and math at earlier grades. King said that’ll bedevil the district in coming school years as the children progress through grades. “Kids build their base knowledge by the third grade,” King said. The 50-year-old is a lawyer and member of the Bessey Creek Elementary School Advisory Council. Additionally, he’s a member of the county’s Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Committee. Commissioner Anne Scott appointed him. King has three children, all of whom are in the Martin County public schools. To improve, King said the district needs to create ways of fostering greater communication from teachers to uncover and
spread effective curriculum and teaching approaches. “It’s too much of a top down thing in the district,” he said. “We’re not capturing what’s working and what’s not in the district. We’ve got to do a better job of capturing what’s working and what’s not.” King cautions against trying to make all teachers follow prescribed approaches just because they work in other classrooms. “Every school is unique,” he said. “One size does not fit all.” Teacher attraction and retention, King said, will be the biggest challenge facing the school district in the next four years. He said Martin is in an increasing competition with districts throughout Florida and the nation for teachers. He said there are a number of things that work into attracting and retaining teachers. One is pay. However, he said pay isn’t the only, or necessarily most important, motive for teachers. King said teachers, like all professionals, want to excel, believe they can advance in their workplaces, and be proud of their schools and district. “If you’re going to solve major problems, you have to have people in your organization onboard feeling they have a voice and are part of the solution.” Gaylord and King will square off in a universal primary this month, Aug. 30. There are no others seeking the job. Early voting will be Aug. 20 to 27 at the elections office — 135 S.E. Martin Luther King Blvd., Stuart. But voters don’t have to wait if they’ve made up their minds, Supervisor of Elections Vicki Davis said. “We even have voter booths set up now,” she said. “We have in-office voting taking place.” Voters are welcomed to pick up the vote by mail ballots, fill them out and drop them off right away. The elections office is the only early voting site in the county. To learn more about King, visit www.kingforana.com.
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MARTIN COUNTY — Martin Medical Center in Stuart has been recognized as one of the best hospitals for 2016-17 in the treatment and procedures for heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and hip replacement. The U.S. News and World Report’s Best Hospital rankings, now in their 27th year, help guide patients to hospitals that deliver outstanding care across 25 specialties, procedures and conditions. The Best Hospitals methodologies include objective measures such as patient survival, the number of times a given procedure is performed, infection rates, adequacy of nurse staffing and more. “A health-care system is only as good as its people, and we are very fortunate to have excellent medical professionals committed to providing exceptional health care, hope and compassion to every person, every time,” said Rob Lord, president and CEO of Martin Health System. “U.S. News evaluates nearly 5,000 hospitals nationwide,” said Ben Harder, chief of health analysis at U.S. News. “A hospital that emerged from our analysis as one of the best has much to be proud of.”
Photo courtesy of Martin Health System Martin Health System based in Stuart, comprises three hospitals, one MediCenter, a free-standing emergency center, and numerous outpatient centers and clinics. The system is a not-for-profit, community-based health care organization that offers preventive, primary and acute hospital care, as well as cancer care, a heart center, wellness and rehabilitation services, and much more. Services provide care for residents throughout the Treasure Coast, including Stuart, Jensen Beach, Hobe Sound, Palm City and Port St. Lucie.
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Bob Raynes with Gunster Law, legal representation for Costco, coordinated a meeting with county staff on Aug. 4 to review their April resubmittal. Costco has three months to submit their application again. If they are unable to achieve compliance a third time, they will need to pay additional fees to continue the process. Traffic, engineering, and waste water management are three main issues they need to resolve. They must also work out a Proportionate Share Agreement with FDOT — which will depend on their traffic component, says Nikki Van Vonno, Growth Management director — and will need to redraft a wetlands waiver exemption to reflect compliance with recently changed regulations.
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YOUR VOICE NEWS & VIEWS • PALM CITY & TESORO • AUGUST 12, 2016• 13 ing them to come here.” District 5 hopeful Ed Ciampi’s response was more subtle: “I don’t think businesses, whether they exist here or are looking to come here, and looking for favors, but they’re looking for fairness. Nobody is looking to damage our comprehensive plan or change our way of life.” Melzer begs to differ: “Our comprehensive plan is there to protect all of us, and if we need to change it, it should be done slowly and orderly. Good business comes because we have good impact fees and because we have good quality of life here. We need to keep it that way.” Bill Holmberg, a Sandhill resident who helped organize the forum, said that most critical for him is “getting the county and surrounding areas working together cooperatively, to see how to best muster our resources, wherever — whether in somebody’s home, at a meeting around the block, or among government officials or political candidates. We need to team up and really go for what’s best for our county.” He says that this collaborative initiative was behind his involvement in helping putting together the event last week, which was sponsored by the Sandhill Residents’ Council and the resident Green Team. Echoing Smith, state senate candidate Bruno Moore stressed what he believes is the number one facilitator of change in local politics: “The one thing legislature is scared of more than lobbyists is losing votes. So you have to vote. Tell your neighbors, your kids and grandkids, and people in line to vote. Because in order for anything to change, we don’t only need the groundswell of 14,000 or so people we see in the activist groups, but a groundswell of people in the millions to come out in full force to let the current leadership to know that we’re not going to take it anymore.” In Martin County, around 36 percent of residents vote in the primary elections, according to Vicki Davis, supervisor of elections, which is much higher than the 2014 turnout on the state level, which was 18 percent. Martin County voter turnout for general elections is even higher, at nearly 79 percent. Martin County residents will be able to vote for all commission races on Aug. 30, regardless of their district. On Aug. 18, another political forum hosted by the Democratic Women’s Club of Martin County will take place at the Stuart Recreation Center at 6 p.m. To keep up to date on future events, residents can contact the Supervisor of Elections at (772) 288-5637.
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PALM CITY — The Travis Manion Foundation’s 9/11 Heroes Run is back for the second year in Palm City. The run starts and ends at the World Trade Center 9/11 Memorial at the (Peter & Julie) Cummings Library, 2551 S.W. Matheson Ave. Kim Major, who retired from the Stuart Police Department, is the race director. “It starts and finishes under the beam,” she said. The memorial features a 22-foot steel beam from the World Trade Center erect on a pedestal aimed slightly north by northeast — toward New York City. The run will start at 7:30 a.m. on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5. Runners will run north on Matheson and head east southeast on Southwest Mapp Road. “It’ll take runners through (Lance Cpl. Justin Wilson Park, 2050 S.W. Mapp Road),” Major said. Wilson died in 2010 while serving in Operation Enduring Freedom in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. His family moved to Palm City shortly before he enlisted in the Marine Corps. He played racquet-
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TREASURE COAST — Phil Galdys has been at Veteran Voice in the background quietly helping to make others shine since its start. The 1990-1993 Army veteran is the new publisher. “I think we’ve gotten quite a bit accomplished over the last several years,” he said. “It really has taken a life of its own.” Veteran Voice started in 2012 with Ted Wilson as publisher. He died earlier this year. Galdys lives in Stuart. He moved to the Treasure Coast as a child in the early ’70s and attended Indian River State College. “For the most part, I’m a local boy,” he said. His father was a Vietnam-era veteran. Galdys’ brother served in the Marine Corps about the same time he was in the Army handling classified information. “I was involved in communications,” Galdys said. “I held a coveted (top secret, sensitive compartmented information) clearance.” Which he makes remarkably little of. “We operated as the AT&T of the unit, company or battalion where we were stationed,” Galdys said. AT&T with cutting edge cryptographic equipment keeping information flowing, but out of unfriendly hands. That military experience got Galdys started in communications and information technology. Not long after returning to the area from the military he put that background to use. “For over 20 years I’ve been involved in starting and running operations for newspapers,” Galdys said.
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YOUR VOICE NEWS & VIEWS • PALM CITY & TESORO • AUGUST 12, 2016• 19 teur gift.” Stephens continued playing at Aronimink until 1994, when he was 65 and retired from business. He played at Lost Lake in Hobe Sound for 16 years before moving to Sandhill Cove and only stopped playing two years ago. Stephens said a lot has changed in the game since he began with the clubs, the balls and the equipment. “It’s much easier to play today, hit the ball farther and (there are) a lot more chances to score better,” he said. They’re making them with a little more whip on them for more distance.” Stephens was an admirer of golfing great Bobby Jones and also had the chance to play with two other legends, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. “I played with Palmer in his course at Latrobe,” Stephens said. “I played in a tournament with Nicklaus when he was an amateur. They were regular guys. They treated you nicely. I was very fortunate to have that opportunity.” What does he think of Martin County resident Tiger Woods? “He was a great golfer who couldn’t be beaten,” he said, “I don’t know if he’ll be playing again.” For Dick Stephens, whose amateur golf playing spanned nearly eight decades, that would have been a real loss because he loved the game so much.
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MARTIN COUNTY — Celebrities Fore Kids announced that Frederica Mack Qamar (Dika) has joined Celebrities Fore Kids as Public Relations/Marketing Assistant. Qamar has extensive experience with revenue generating events; social media, electronic newsletters, volunteer recruitment and coordination as well as administrative experience. She grew up in Palm Beach and moved to Connecticut, where she raised a family. She owned her own business and opened three stores, Dika has developed strategic marketing plans encompassing all aspects of marketing and public relations as well as event management. “Dika is a welcome addition to our staff at Celebrities Fore Kids,” stated Louise Murtaugh, Executive Director. “She brings knowledge of special events, donor relations and volunteer coordination that will assist Celebrities Fore Kids in
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MARTIN COUNTY — United Way of Martin County’s CHARACTER COUNTS! program, in cooperation with the Business Development Board of Martin County, is seeking local businesses whose leadership and staff promote and inspire a commitment to good character and workplace ethic in its professional culture, business climate, and business relationships. “Exemplifying good character and work ethic is important for any business,” said Holly Laiben, director CHARACTER COUNTS! program for United Way of Martin County. “Not only does it set a tone for the community to follow, but operating a business ethically, with integrity and honesty, represents a key component in attracting new clients and maintaining positive business relationships.” To qualify for the Business of Character Award, the business must be located in Martin County and cannot have been a recipient of the award in the previous five years. Previous winners include Lively Orthodontics, Seacoast Bank, Lesser, Lesser, Landy & Smith, Martin Health System, and Crary Buchanan.
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PALM CITY — The play “Rhinoceros,” by Eugene Ionesco, is considered one of the leading absurdist plays of the 20th century. The avant-garde play deals with issues of conformity, mob mentality and morality, all in the setting of a French town besieged by a rhinoceros. If this is sounds like heavy lifting, consider that it will be presented by local middle and high school students spending the summer at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s Young Artists’ Chair program. Students are matched with theater professionals for one-on-one mentoring. They will present the challenging play at theater Aug. 13. Madeline Gilbert of Palm City, who just graduated from South Fork High School, is props master for the production. Gilbert was active in South Fork’s drama program and sent the press releases about productions for several years. She will enter Baldwin-Wallace University in Ohio this fall with a major in theater and a minor in dance. She is excited about the program, which has internships programs in Cleveland and is close to many regional theaters. When Gilbert went into the meeting with Julie Rowe, the the-
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Photo courtesy of Linnea Bailey Madeline Gilbert of Palm City, a May South Fork High School graduate, serves as props master for the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s production of the Ionesco play, “Rhinoceros.” It will be presented at the theater Aug. 13. “I love both,” she said. “I would be happy doing both, but my true passion is being on stage. Baldwin-Wallace wants to make sure you’re well-rounded. You have to take classes on the background. They want to make sure actors are respectful of what goes on behind-the-scenes.” For Gilbert, the Youth Artists’ Chair program has been a wonderful experience, allowing her to work with theater professionals on plays that might not ordinarily come her way.
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