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More businesses continue to open in Indian River County in May. Dollar General Corporation which is the nation’s largest small-box discount retailer celebrated theie grand opening at the n new Sebastian location at 9200 Sebastian Blvd on County Road 512 near the 510 intersection on June 15th bringing 10 new jobs to the area. Dollar General Corporation has now built two brand new locations here in Indian River County in the past year.

According to the company, Dollar General Corporation they have a goal of job growth in 2013 with the creation of 6,000 new jobs, and the planned addition of 635 new stores

and 550 relocations or remodels. With the addition of these jobs in 2013, Dollar General will have created approximately 30,000 jobs in the last six years.

With more than 10,000 stores in 40 states, Dollar General has more retail locations than any retailer in America. In addition to high quality private brands, Dollar General sells products from America’s most-trusted manufacturers such as Procter & Gamble, Kellogg’s, General Mills, Nabisco, PepsiCo and Coca-Cola. Learn more about Dollar General at http://www.dollargeneral.com. on the internet.

For 12-weeks start-ing June 6, Mulligan’s Beach Bar & Grill will donate 10-percent of everything you pur-chase to the Epilepsy Foundation of Florida. For more information, please visit www. EpilepsyFLA.org.

***To celebrate its open-ing, Bonefish Grill has selected Big Broth-ers Big Sisters as the charity recipient of the Bonefish Grill Char-ity Night on June 29. Tickets are $35 per person. RSVP at www.bbbsbigs.org.

***Kirsten Farmer, 7 years old, of Vero Beach, was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in February 2013. A fundraiser has been set up to help with Kirsten’s ongoing medical expenses. If you can find it in your heart to help please do. All donations are greatly appreciatedhttp://www.gofundme.com/AcureforKirsten

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DOLLAR GENERAL OPEN IN SEBASTIAN

Over 100 Pets Find New HomesMore than 100 dogs and cats went home to loving families during the first “Rescue Me” Pet Adoption Event held Saturday, June 1, at Viera Regional Park.

The event brought together the com-munity’s three-largest shelter organi-zations and well over 100 adoptable pets for families to choose from. Led by FloridaNoKill and Brevard Aid-ing Shelter Animal Projects, Brevard County Animal Shelters, Brevard SPCA and Central Brevard Humane Society brought puppies, dogs, cats and kittens of every size, shape and color in search of forever homes.

“This community, our hard-working and dedicated staff and incredible volunteers, who almost all have ani-mals of their own, made this event possible,” said Karla Torpy, Brevard County’s Director of Animal Ser-vices and Enforcement. “Congratu-lations to all of those folks waking up this week with new best friends in their homes.”

The “Rescue Me” adoption event is one component of a developing countywide plan to lead Brevard to becoming a no-kill community.

Aries - The Full Moon in Capricorn and other planets in Cancer appeal to your cardinal energy.

Taurus - Use the first week of June to take a fun and quick vacation. Hold onto your wallet though—literally and figuratively.

Gemini - Mars and the New Moon in your sign makes this an exciting time for you when you reap the rewards of all your hard work over the past year.

Cancer - Happy Birthday, Cancer. Lucky Jupiter leaves your house of dreams and enters your sign on the 25th.

Leo - The New Moon in your 11th house could make June a very social time.

Virgo - If you get offered a new position, take time to think it over.

Libra - Your June horoscope looks pretty good, but topping the list is career.

Scorpio - Don’t do any last-minute, unplanned trips. If you must travel, make plans before Mercury goes retrograde in your 9th house.

Sagittarius - The Full Moon on the 23rd occurs in your house of earned income suggesting that you keep an eye on your budget—perhaps a budget someone helped you with earlier.

Capricorn - In career, both Mars and the New Moon will boost your popularity, but be careful not to overload yourself and remember to take some “me” time.

Aquarius - Work can start to stretch your sensibilities this month as doing a good job only adds to your responsibilities.

Pisces - Mixing business with pleasure is generally advised against by most, but for you, it’s just what the Full Moon ordered.

The Stars Say.... LOCAL SUMMER CAMPSLife For Youth Camp Day & Resident Camps - Swimming, Go-Carts, Petting Zoo, Waterslide, Iceberg, Ski Machine, Paintball, and lots more activities all done here on our grounds. Come to our free open house March 30 from 10-4:00 or May 4 from 10-4:00. – Dates: 6/9/2013 – 8/16/2013, Ages: 5-16, Hours: Hours Of Camp, Cost: $90.00-$290.00 Summer Camp Waterslide, Boats, Climbing Wall, Ski Machine, Go-Carts, Paintball, Animals, Bounce House & More. Day & Resident Camps available. Dates: 6/9/2013 – 8/16/2013, Session Length: Weekly, Ages: 5-6, Hours: 9am-4pm, Cost: Day Camp:$90/Week Resident Camp: $290/Week - http://www.lifeforyouthcamp.com - 772-567-2446

The Salvation Army’s of IRC in Vero Beach has immediate openings for their Summer Day Camp Program for children entering 1st-6th grades. Weekly fees are as follows, $75 for one child, 2 children $100 and 3 or more runs $125 a week, fees include most field trips. Dates: 6/10 – 8/9, Session Length: Mon-Fri, Hours: 7AM-5:30PM - 772-978-0265

TLC Preschool Of Sebastian, Inc. Explorers Summer Camp - Explore with us this summer! Small group setting, arts & crafts, field trips, on-site swimming pool, playstation & more! Snacks, lunch & field trips included., Session Length: 1 Week, Ages: 5-9 years old, Hours: 6:30am-6pm, Cost: Call for details. http://www.tlcpreschool.com - 772-589-1335

Carefree Ranch Horse & Fun Camp - Horseback riding, grooming, feeding, dvd’s, swimming, games, na-ture walks and more! Extended care also available. Spring Break Camp also available Mar 14-17. Call for more details. – Dates: 6/9/2013 – 8/1/2013, Session Length: Weekly, Ages: 7 and up, Hours: 9AM-3PM, Cost: $150 per week. 2nd child only $120 per week. http://www.carefreeranch.org - 772-564-9222

Carousel Party Acres Horse and farm camp - Here at Carousel party acres horse camp they will learn how to groom, saddle, care, ride western, barrel racing, trail rides, games on horses, perform in a show on Fridays for parents and friends, crafts, tractor wagon rides, learn how to care for goats, sheep, pigs, bunnies, donkey, cows and collect fresh eggs from chickens. Swimming to keep cool in the afternoons, bake horse treats and much more., Ages: 7 & up, Cost: $200 - http://www.carouselpartyacres.com - 772-571-1463

Crews Cloverleaf Stables Summer Camp - Day & Overnight Summer Camps! Overnight camps (Mon 8:30- Fri 4:00) 6/10, 6/17 and 6/24. Trail rides, hayrides, Pontoon on C54 Canal, mud buggy, cowboy cooking, obstacle course and more. - 772-571-1191

Christi’s Summer Camp - Gymnastics, Dance, Cheer, Tramp and Tumble, Swimming and Arts and Crafts – Dates: 6/17/2013 – 8/16/2013, Ages: 3-5 and 5-13 years old, Hours: Pre-school 9:30am – 12:00pm and 5-13 years 9:30 am – 3:00pm, Cost: Pre-school $100/wk, $180/2 wks, 5-13 years $180/wk, $330/2 wks - http://www.christisfamilyfitness.com772-563-0905

City Of Vero Beach Recreation Mini Cheer Camp - A fun filled week of learning cheers, chants, jumps, stunts, dances, tumbling, making great friends, and so much more! Prepare a routine for an exhibition at the end of the week. Limited to 50 participants. – Dates: 8/12/2013 -8/16/2013, Ages: 7 and Up, Hours: 7:30AM-5:30PM, Cost: $80 - City resident $95 Non City resident

Sports/Aquatics Camp - Full-day summer program with a great chance for kids to play their favorite sports all at one camp. Weekly trips and activities will include bowling, movies, skating, and swimming. Special activities will include Games and Out of county trips. – Dates: 6/10/2013 – 8/9/2013, Session Length: 1 week sessions, Ages: 6-12 years, Hours: 7:30AM-5:30PM, Cost: $90/Week-City resident $105/Week-Non city resident - http://www.covb.org - 772-770-6500

Deep Six Dive & Water Sports – Scuba & Snorkeling Camp4 weeks to choose from: 3/25-3/29, 6/10-6/14, 7/8-7/12 and 7/29-8/2. $400 per week. Campers 10 years and older may stay 2 additional days to earn scuba certification for $250. Ages 8-12. 8:30am-5pm., Session Length: Mon-Fri, Ages: 8-11, Hours: 8:30AM-5PM, Cost: $400 optional 2 extra days for $250 additional. 7/12 and 7/29- 8/2., Session Length: 4 days; 3 optional days for advanced scuba certification, Ages: 12-16, Hours: 8am-1 pm, Cost: $299 for PADI

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Treasure Coast Event Calendar Fri, Jun 21, 2013Saint Lucie Mud Jam - Saint Lucie MudJam

Vero Beach Downtown Friday Market - Heritage Center

Safari Nights - Palm Beach Zoo

Palm Beach Cardinals vs. St. Lucie Mets - Roger Dean Stadium

B r a d P a i s l e y - C r u z a n Amphitheatre

Stevie Ray Vaughan - King Center for the Performing Arts

Randy Skirvin Band - Earl’s Hideaway

Thomas Wynn and The Believers- Filthy McNasty’s Pubbery

Sat, Jun 22, 2013The Farmer’s Market Oceanside - Oceanside Vero Beach

Saint Lucie Mud Jam - Saint Lucie MudJam

Earth, Wind & Fire - Universal Studios Florida


Lakeland Flying Tigers vs. Clearwater Threshers - Joker Merchant Stadium

Power vs. Predators - Amway Center

Artie Lange - Palm Beach Improv

Pato Banton - Captain Hiram’s

Resinated - The Original Tiki Bar-Fort Pierce

St. Lucie Mets vs. Bradenton Marauders - Tradition Field

Palm Beach Cardinals vs. Fort Myers Miracle - Roger Dean Stadium

Red City Radio - The County Line Saloon

Tropical Latin Music Festival - CityPlace

Community Car Show - Walmart - Sebastian, FL

Earth, Wind & Fire - Universal Studios Florida


Spanks Band - Earl’s Hideaway

American Dream Free Concert - Sebastian River High School Performing Arts Center

Vero Classical Ballet - Vero Beach High School

Fri, Jun 28, 2013Downtown Friday Market - Vero Beach

GCL Mets vs. GCL Nationals - Digital Domain Park

St. Lucie Mets vs. Palm Beach Cardinals - Tradition Field

Bullet Theory - Captain Hiram’s

Thomas Wesley Bowman - Wines And Brew

Luna Pearl - Earl’s Hideaway

Mike Pinto - Sports Page Live

Sat, Jun 29, 2013The Farmer›s Market Oceanside - Oceanside Vero Beach

2nd annual Hippie Festival - Uncle Sam’s Brau Haus - Vero Beach

GCL Nationals vs. GCL Mets - Space Coast Stadium

Crooked Creek -Earl’s Hide-away

County Line Road - Captain Hiram’s

Hair Peace - Inlet Wines And Brew

Sun Jun 30, 2013The Big Coque - Captain Hi-ram’s

2nd annual Hippie Festival - Uncle Sam’s Brau Haus - Vero Beach

Terry Catlin - Earl’s Hideaway

Tosh.0 - Kravis Center for Per-forming Arts

Ras Kokey and Rythmadix -The Original Tiki Bar-Fort Pierce

Mon, July 1, 2013GCL Nationals vs. GCL Marlins Space Coast Stadium

Tues, July 2, 2013Acoustic Open Mic Night! - Inlet Wines And Brew

The Fort Pierce Jazz and Blues Society Presents - Sunrise Theatre-

Sun, Jun 23, 2013Saint Lucie Mud Jam - Saint Lucie MudJam

Resinated - The Original Tiki Bar-Fort Pierce

St. Lucie Mets vs. Bradenton Marauders - Tradition Field Stadium

Brevard County Manatees vs. Dunedin Blue Jays - Space Coast Stadium

Artie Lange - Palm Beach Improv

Mysterious Muses - The Mennello Norton Museum Of Art

Mon, Jun 24, 2013Kevin McCullers duo - Captain Hiram’s

Brevard County Manatees vs. Dunedin Blue Jays - Space Coast Stadium


GYAC Walter M. Jackson Haven Camp for Youth- Gifford Activity Center

Tue, Jun 25, 2013Brevard County Manatees vs. Dunedin Blue Jays - Space Coast Stadium


The Fort Pierce Jazz and Blues Society Presents - Sunrise Theatre-

Acoustic Open Mic Night! - Inlet Wines And Brew

Wed, Jun 26, 2013Greg & Brian - Captain Hiram’s


Thu, Jun 27, 2013One Drop - Filthy McNasty’s PubberyGCL Nationals vs. GCL Cardinals - Space Coast Stadium

Chamber Summer Seminar Series - Sebastian Chamber of Commerce


Latin Night - Inlet Wines And Brew

One Drop - Filthy McNasty’s Pubbery


Wed, July 3, 2013Jupiter Hammerheads vs. St. Lucie Mets - Roger Dean Stadium

Brevard County Manatees vs. Day-tona Cubs - Space Coast Stadium

Mike Block String Camp will per-form a special exhibition concert - Vero Beach Performing Ars Center

Thu, Jul 4, 2013A Sci-Fi 4th of July -Celebration Town Center

Fourth of July Craft Fair Military Memorial Park Melbourne

Honor America Independence Day Parade - Historic Melbourne

Sebastian›s Freedom Festival & Parade & Fireworks - Riverview Park

Latin Night -Inlet Wines And Brew

July 4th Celebration With The Brevard Symphony Orchestra - Cocoa Riverfront Park

Melbourne 4th of July Fireworks Display CelebrationMelbourne Causeway

4th of July Festivities - Riverside Park - Vero Beach The Oak Ridge Boys -Hard Rock Cafe Orlando

Thu, July 5, 2013B i g Ti m e R u s h - C r u z a n Amphitheatre

Fri, July 6, 2013Sunset Saturday Concert Series Humiston Park

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Following the recent raise in Florida theme park ticket prices, Sea World Antartica is offering a price break to Central Florida residents with an After-2 p.m. Pass.

For the cost of a single day’s admission, guests can enjoy Aquatica after 2 p.m. throughout the rest of 2013 with no blackout dates.


Most Anticipated Movies of Summer

The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones

World War Z

2 Guns

Kick-Ass 2

You’re Next

The Kings of Summer

This Is the End

White House Down

The Hangover Part III

Despicable Me 2

The Wolverine

The Lone Ranger

The Heat

Elysium

Pacific Rim

What movie do you want to go see?

Freegal Music Available Now The St. Lucie County Library System is excited to announce that it has just added the Freegal Music database to its collection of online resources. Library System card holders will be able to download up to three free music MP3s per week with their valid library card. With a click of a button, library users will have access to a vast and diverse music library. The Freegal Music Service gives library users access to more than 3 million songs including the Sony Music catalog and nearly 10,000 other music labels from nearly 65 different countries. The database allows users to search by artist, song title, album title or genre. Freegal can be accessed through the Library’s main webpage: http://library.stlucieco.gov. The direct link is https://stlucieco.freegalmusic.com/users/sndlogin.

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PHOTOSThank you to our reader, Amber who captured this photo of two Sandhill Cranes near her home in Vero Beach, FL.

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Unbeknownst to the public, media tycoon Oprah Winfrey spent several days in in Vero Beach this week, where she managed to shop on the main strip without being noticed!

The star arrived Monday in Vero Beach to shoot an episode for her talk show, “Oprah’s Next Chapter,” which will feature the Estefans. The episode will air Aug. 25 on the Oprah Winfrey Network.

“Gloria and Emilio wanted to have the inter-view here in Vero Beach because they love it here. They wanted to spread the Vero love to Oprah,” said Rebecca Kollares, a spokeswoman for Benchmark Hospitality International, Costa d’Este’s management company.

Winfrey stayed in the penthouse suite of the ho-tel, which opened five years ago. She also spent much time at the Estefan’s Vero Beach

Oprah Winfrey Visits Vero Beach home as well as “exploring Vero Beach’s Oceanside community” and the beach, Kol-lares said.

Oprah spent time with the couple and family members, including cousin Lili Estefan, co-host of Univision’s El Gordo Y La Flaca.

Winfrey and a crew of 80 people spent three nights at Costa D’Este Beach Resort, the hotel that the Estefans bought in the sleepy town 10 years ago.

Oprah’s favorite part?

The chow, of course: Oprah was a fan of the ceviche and black beans.

“She really loved the black beans,” Kollares said. “She even asked for the recipe. She said you can’t get that in Chicago.”

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Making homemade laundry detergent can help trim your household’s monthly expenses. While it is possible to make a dry homemade laundry detergent with washing soda, the mix-ture isn’t ideal for cold-water washing. The soap does a poor job dissolving in the cold wa-ter. If you want to wash in both hot and cold water, make homemade liquid laundry deter-gent. List of Items Needed:

1 bar of soap Large pan 1 cup Arm & Hammer Super Washing Soda 1 cup 20 Mule Team Borax Laundry Container with lid (3-5 gallon)

Grate one bar of soap. While you can use a hand cheese grater, using a food processor with a grater attachment simplifies the task. Use laundry bar soap, such as Ivory, Castile, Pink Zote Soap or Fels-Naptha Laundry Bar Soap.

Fill a large pan about 3/4 full with water and bring to a boil. You need just enough water to dissolve the ingredients.

Add the grated soap, 1 cup of washing soda and 1 cup of borax and turn down to a sim-mer. Stir the mixture. Continue stirring until the ingredients dissolve. After the ingredients dissolve, cook for another 3 minutes at a sim-mer, continually stirring.

Pour the mixture into a container and add enough hot water to make 3 gallons. Let set overnight before you use the soap. You will need to stir this well before adding to your own small bottle for you. Dilute in half with water to make it last. Use 14 to 1/2 cup per load of wash, depending on the load size and water softness. This is low sudsing so can be easily used in your front loading machines without issue.

Homemade Laundry Detergent

Quick & Easy Wood Furniture FixYou don’t have to spend lots of money on an array of cleaning products to keep your wood furniture looking spectacular. You can clean wood furniture with a mixture of inexpensive white vinegar and water. A soft cloth is the only other item you need. If you want to re-store a luxurious shine to your wood furniture, you can do so with a mixture of white vinegar and vegetable or olive oil.

You will find various measurements for creat-ing a vinegar and water solution for cleaning.

Basically, 1/8 to 1/4 of a cup of vinegar mixed with enough water to fill a spray bottle is an appropriate strength for cleaning wood furniture. Spray the solution onto a soft cloth. You want to clean with a damp cloth rather than saturate the wood with the vinegar and water mixture. For large wood surfaces, you can dip the cloth into a bucket of the vinegar water mixture and wring the cloth out before rubbing it over the wood.

Quick easy and no harsh chemicals!


Summer Theatre Camp

St Sebastian Catholic Church will offer a Sum-mer Theatre Camp the week of July 22-26 for all kids ages 7-14. Kids learn a musical show in a week and then perform for their parents and friends. Camp is from 9AM-12:30PM at St Sebastian Catholic Church, 13075 US 1; just north of Walmart. Tuition is $65 with early and extended day available for an ad-ditional charge. The camp is directed by Jen-nifer Patty. Register and pay online at www.stsebastian.com; registration forms are also available at the church office. For more in-formation, phone the church at 772-589-5790.

In addition to their yearly vacation bible school, St Sebastian Catholic Church has added a week long theatre performance camp July 22-26 to its summer offerings for youth in the area. Kids ages 7-14 will meet Monday-Friday from 9AM-12:30PM and will learn to act, sing, and dance their way through a fully-staged performance of Ever After-The Musi-cal. The public performance will be at 7PM on Friday night, July 26th. Directed by Jennifer Patty, professional entertainer and director of over 50 children’s theatre productions in our area including Blue’s Clues Live and Rugrats, Ever After-The Musical is written by Nathan Hartswick and Bill Francoeur and is produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service. Ever After-The Musical is a hilari-ous parody of daytime TV, host Sally Lizzie Jesse Donatello-Griffin wonders if time truly heals all wounds. She invites Cinderella and her middle-aged ‘beauty-impaired’ stepsis-ters to reconcile with each other after being estranged for 20 years. What about Snow White and the Evil Queen? This hysterical fractured fairy tale has it all: a trash-talking clairvoyant mirror, an unfortunate prince who is turning slowly back into a frog and even Jiminy Cricket — now an occupational thera-pist and author of the book “My Life as Your Conscience.” The musical is punctuated by questions from obnoxious studio audience members and ridiculously funny infomercials for fairy tale related products. Get ready for some knee-slapping and hand-clapping with great foot-tapping songs like ‘Beauty Im-paired’ and ‘Bullfrog Mambo!’ The public is encouraged to attend the final performance at 7PM on Friday night, July 26th. Performance tickets will be available to the public in July. Saint Sebastian Summer Theatre Camp is co-sponsored by St Sebastian Catholic Church & Vero Home Audio, a local audio video design and installation firm.

St Sebastian Summer Theatre Camp is the week July 22-26 for all kids ages 7-14, 9AM-12:30PM at the church at 13075 US 1; just north of Walmart. Tuition for the Theatre Camp is $65. Early and extended day is avail-able for an additional charge. St Sebastian is also accepting registrations for Kingdom Rock, their summer vacation bible school, June 17-21, from 9AM-12PM for all kids 31/2-10 years of age. Tuition for the Bible School is $20. Register and pay online for both camps at www.stsebastian.com ; regis-tration forms are also available at the church office.


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