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TREASURE COAST — Local representatives in the Florida House and Senate will have two local public meetings in September. They’re called delegation meetings. “The delegation meeting is really the opportunity for the community to come to have their agenda heard,” Rep. Gayle Harrell said in a phone interview. Harrell — whose district includes parts of Martin and St. Lucie counties — is hosting the Martin County delegation meeting. It’ll be Thursday, Sept. 24, 9 a.m. to noon at the Martin County Administrative Center, 2401 S.E. Monterey Road, Stuart. In addition to Harrell, Rep. MaryLynn Magar will attend, along with state senators Joe Negron and Denise Grimsley. Harrell said the delegation meetings have generated important changes in the state and local area. She said that parents of a teen who’d been removed from school by law enforcement under the Florida Mental Health Act, commonly called “Baker Act,” approached the local delegation a few years back with an important fact. “We had a situation of a child being Baker Acted at a charter school and the parents were not notified,” Harrell said. Turned out the school had done nothing wrong by failing to notify
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Photo submitted by Katie Kraft Katie Kraft of Palm City received a marriage proposal in front of the St. Lucie Mets fan base and by family and friends that became part of the surprise ambush of love by Mark Naumovitz of Port St. Lucie Sunday, Sept. 6 at Tradition Field in St. Lucie West.
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PALM CITY — Tucked away at the end of Moore Street in Palm City, nestled in between the Florida Turnpike and acres of woodland — lives are changing. Under blinding stadium lights and amid a blur of colored jerseys and sweaty children, Paul Filipe’s
landscaping business, Florida Exotic Enterprises, has given way to a five acre plot of land dedicated to the most popular sport in the world; Soccer. The soccer club he launched five years ago, FCFlorida, has already produced two Major League Soccer players, along with dozens of college bound players. What started out as a men’s soccer club, Felipe says, grew into a
mentoring movement for area kids. “We said, ‘why don’t we do a whole travel club?’ There’s nothing in the Stuart area that has the professionalism you need to have a top travel team.” John Textor, a Port St Lucie business developer, partnered with Filipe and others to launch
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PALM CITY — Nightmares often have tiny beginnings. Some are as small as termites. Carl and Lori McCaughey had Terminix Pest Control tent fumigate their home for termites. After the family was given clearance to re-enter the home, the couple and their two children, Peyton and Riley, got sick. Everyone recovered, except Peyton. For him getting sick was the start of an harrowing odyssey that’s taken him to Miami Children’s Hospital after a 10-day stay at St. Mary’s Medical Center, West Palm Beach. He was 9 when the crisis started, and recently turned 10 at the hospital. At press time, he’s still in it. “It’s breaking everyone’s hearts,” Ed Gribben Jr., Peyton’s uncle, said. “I’ve cried more in the last two weeks than in my lifetime.” Jennifer DeMeo Gribben, another family member, wrote an explanation. “The part of Peyton’s brain that controls motor skills has been
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have no understanding of the issues and will choose the candidate for reasons only based on a political affiliation. They vote row A or B only because that is what they have always done. Shame on them because while it is their right to vote for whomever they choose, it is also their responsibility to make an effort to become informed and to sift through the political rhetoric to learn the truth. Voting should not be viewed as a once-a-year right — it is a responsibility that should be assumed 365 days a year. No folly is more costly than the folly of ignorance and intolerant idealism. Simply stated, a folly is an imprudent and foolish act or idea that lacks common sense. It is an ideology that is contrary to the culture and history which made America great. It is obvious that some, not all of the candidate’s concepts and ideas are well off the mark and designed as deceptions only to win political office. Regardless of where you stand regarding the debate, our country
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p.m. to join in the fun for dinner and movies. Everyone is welcome, so bring your landlubber friends. MMYC will provide hamburgers, hot dogs, fixin’s and drinks. We have a double feature on tap. We will present “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl,” rated PG -13 and
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MARTIN COUNTY — The Education Foundation of Martin County is making it easy to get on the bus and give to schools. “Our teachers don’t make enough money to be digging into their own pockets for basic materials,” Lisa Rhodes, executive director, said. Donors have lots of ways to give through www.GetOnTheBusMartin.org. There folks can check out three ways to give: Adopt-a-Class, Fund-A-Project and Community Connections. The biggest of the
three is Adopt-a-Class, an electronic adaptation of a Palm City Chamber of Commerce project. “The Palm City Chamber of Commerce has been doing this for a very long time,” Rhodes said. “They took the ball and ran with it for more than 20 years. We partnered up with them to bring it online.” Adopt-a-Class lets donors give in $100 increments to any classroom in the Martin County Schools. Teachers can access that money for classroom purchases, such as globes, notebooks and over-thecounter robots to teach science,
technology, engineering and math (collectively known as STEM). New this year is that the teachers don’t have to reach into their pockets. “In the past what we’ve always done is used a reimbursement method,” Rhodes said. “Teachers would have to front the money and save the receipts.” Now teachers can access funds donors gave their classes from their classrooms, or home, with online shopping accounts, or tapping a concierge service for local purchases. “It tracks every purchase,” Rhodes said. “We’re able to track
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MARTIN COUNTY — Walter Parks is an American original. The singer/songwriter, a Jacksonville native, gives life to the music of the north Florida and Georgia swamps, but his voice is tinged with the operatic training he received. He moved to New York City to find his voice, and in a stay at a French monastery, he discovered he’d already found it in the music of his roots. He was the lead guitar player for Richie Havens for many years and now he has a one-man show. He brings that show, “Swamp by Chandelier” to the Lyric Theatre Oct. 3. Walter Parks spoke from his home in New Jersey about his long journey back to his roots. Parks began his musical “career” in elementary school, where he played the viola. “I didn’t know how important it was until later,” he said. “At the time, it seemed like a friend, a place of repose, a touchstone
for peace and tranquility. I loved what the instrument brought to me. I could go into my room and practice and be in a place I didn’t realize. It was as close to spiritual as I could get at that point. My early study of classical was shaping my concept of music and what was tasteful. Studying the greats, I learned harmony in ways I’d later employ.” Peer pressure led the boy, now a teen, to abandon the viola for the electric guitar. His first group, The Parental Tears Band, was named for the fear all of the parents had that their offspring would pursue careers in music. He studied business at the University of Georgia, and while he didn’t graduate, he gained experience as the school’s concert promoter. Parks found his way to New York City and its vibrant music scene. By the late 1990s, he was tired of touring and seeking a new perspective on his work. He spent a month at the Buddhist monastery in rural France. “For better or worse, I realized
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Photo by Jon Waits Blues and jazz guitarist Walter Parks, who was the long-time guitarist for Richie Havens, brings his show, “Swamp by Chandelier,” to the Lyric Theatre Oct. 3.
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JUMP from page 21 and sort of accepted music and the guitar as an integral part of me,” he said. “My goal of a summer without music was to find out who I was without it. At first, it was pretty difficult. I always have musical ideas in my head. After two or three days, I started to turn them off, and that had a lasting benefit. “The monastery experience helped me realize how I could reset my brain as I moved from one composition to another, or how to get a new perspective on a composition. The sense of being in the moment helps me rest energy and adjust thinking to a fresh approach.” For the Lyric concert, Parks said audiences can expect interesting guitar playing, entertaining stories and gritty, earthy singing. “’Swamp by Chandelier” is a metaphor to tell the story of the inhabitants of the Okefenokee Swamp,” he said. “It’s near where I came from. It seems uninhabitable, but there were always Native Americans, and in the mid-1800s, escaped slaves and people running away from fighting in the Civil War. There were white people who wanted to own a piece of land. In the 1920s, there was logging. During the 1930s, under FDR, Francis Harper came to record the ‘Georgia cracker people’ singing. “The most interesting were swamp hollers. Listening to the tapes in the Library of congress, the music doesn’t have words. They’re melodic messages hunters would sing. They’re beautiful and there is almost a jazz and operatic quality. I started writing it out and a chill went down my spine. I might be the first to write it out. I wanted to rearrange them in a more contemporary way and maybe sing them melodically, playing chords underneath.” The chandelier metaphor takes a bit of explaining. “I pride myself on presenting
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“I pride myself on presenting myself as the archetype of the Southern gentleman. Even though it’s earthy and gritty, I try to be more sophisticated.” Walter Parks myself as the archetype of the Southern gentleman,” Park said. “Even though it’s earthy and gritty, I try to be more sophisticated. That’s the chandelier. It’s rootsy, earthy music, but maybe I’ll be in a tuxedo, or wearing an old-fashioned hat. I won’t have an actual chandelier, but maybe a light bulb, to symbolize the minimal conditions in which people lived in the swamp.” Parks said the entire show would not be about the music of the Okefenokee. “There will be a lot of other music,” he said. “All of my music is inspired by my travels and upbringing in northeast Florida. It’s the sound track of growing up there. I worked really hard to find my style. It wasn’t until I came to New York and people realized (what it was.) One reason I’m glad I left classical music as a kid and went straight to the electric guitar was learning to improvise and jam. Making my way through the forest of musical notes, I had to figure it out myself. You use everything you know and you use your instruments. It encouraged me to find my style, and it took me 20 years.” Parks will play some songs he used to play with Richie Havens. Traveling with the star, especially in Europe, was a unique experience. “Europeans have an appreciation of American roots music, more than Americans,” he said. “Richie symbolized an exotic, worldly America. His voice was like nobody else’s, raspy and creamy. He epitomized the world and Europeans appreciated that. He was noticed in the streets
and he was such a nice person, especially to strangers. He loved people. I learned a lot in that sense. He never taught me with words. I learned from observing him. I miss him and think about him all the time. Parks is pleased that the Lyric’s
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