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INTRODUCTIONWelcome to Brevard .......................................................................6Contributors ................................................................................. 10

LIFE IN BREVARDCommunity profiles.................................................................. 12-14Marriage and divorce ....................................................................16Settling in ............................................................................... 17-19Hooking up your utilities .......................................................... 20-22Registering to vote....................................................................... 24Government offices.................................................................. 26-28Elected officials............................................................................ 30Court services .............................................................................. 31Fire stations................................................................................. 32Law enforcement.......................................................................... 33Community parks .................................................................... 36-37Libraries....................................................................................... 38Weather .................................................................................. 39-40Chambers of commerce ................................................................40Community centers ...................................................................... 41Animals and pets..................................................................... 42-43Getting around ........................................................................ 44-45Post offices.................................................................................. 46

MEDICAL CAREHospitals...................................................................................... 48Laboratories ................................................................................. 49Assisted living......................................................................... 50-51Home health care .............................................................. 53, 55-57Mental health agencies ........................................................... 62-63

SCHOOLSPublic schools ......................................................................... 65-66Private schools........................................................................ 67-69Colleges and universities ......................................................... 70-72Charter schools ............................................................................ 72

OUTDOORSIntroduction .......................... 74Youth sports ......................... 75Space Coast Stadium ............76Minor League Baseball ..........76Nature trails..................... 77-78Nature groups ....................... 78Fishing and boating licenses..79How to fish Sebastian Inlet ....80Fish camps and marinas ........81Boat ramps ........................... 82Sea turtles............................ 84Surfing.................................. 86Sailing ..................................86Tennis .................................. 87Golf ......................................88

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENTShopping................................................................................. 91-92Movie theaters ............................................................................. 92Performing arts ...................................................................... 93, 95Museum and galleries.............................................................. 96-97Festivals ...................................................................................... 98

NEWS MEDIAWhat’s online floridatoday.com ..................................................... 99Publications ............................................................................... 100Radio Stations............................................................................ 101Television and cable TV ..............................................................101

ORGANIZATIONSMilitary organizations ................................................................. 102Lodges ....................................................................................... 102Miscellaneous clubs ............................................................ 104-105Volunteers.......................................................................... 108, 111

PLACES TO STAYHotels ................................................................................. 106-107Vacation rentals ......................................................................... 109RV parks and campgrounds......................................................... 109

WORSHIPPlaces of worship ................................................................ 112-116

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Welcome to Brevard County

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Bird’s eye view. Birds wade in the Indian River with the Vehicle Assembly Building in the background. Kennedy Space Center Visitor Com-plex offers a first-class tourist attraction, along with the Brevard Zoo, the Brevard Art Museum and so many other sites.

There’s a lot to explore on the Space CoastBY CHRIS KRIDLER

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If you’re used to thinking ofyourself as being from one city,you should know we think a littledifferentlyhere.

Brevard County, at 72 mileslong, is town and country, andfor those who live here, it’s apleasant home.

The businesses of Palm Bayand hip downtown of Mel-bourne contrast with the slowerpace of Melbourne Beach andIndialantic. A charming strollthrough Cocoa Village can befollowed by surfing the waves ofCocoa Beach. Fishing in the la-goon off Titusville or hikingthrough the Merritt Island Na-tional Wildlife Refuge is a greatway to start a day that ends witha space shuttle launch over Ken-nedy Space Center.

Those launches are endingthis year, but rockets still will flyfrom Cape Canaveral, and Ken-nedy Space Center Visitor Com-plex offers a first-class tourist at-traction, along with the BrevardZoo, the Brevard Art Museum inthe budding Eau Gallie Arts Dis-trict, and so many other sites.

More than 536,000 people livehere, according to the most re-cent estimates — an almost13 percent increase from 2000 to2008, according to the U.S. Cen-sus Bureau.

As the population increases,so do concerns about develop-ment, traffic, the environment,schools and medical care. Youcan find out more about all ofthem in this Fact Book.

For instance, learn how to pre-pare for Florida’s weather,which is so pleasant when bliz-zards are hammering the Northbut can turn menacing whenhurricanes and lightning loom.

You also can find out where toshop, hop an airplane, fish, golf,find a doctor or get a license foryour dog.

A lot has changed since therailroad arrived in the 1880s, notlong after we lost the “MosquitoCounty” moniker, and since thespaceport emerged in the 1950sand 1960s. But we’re still a com-munity of diverse towns and wa-terways, and there’s still a lot toexplore in Brevard County.Contact Kridler at 242-3633or [email protected]

Natural artist.Rylan Andrewsclimbs a rockto get a bettervantage pointto work on awildlife sketchduring a“Forest FunDay” at theEnchantedForestSanctuary inTitusville.

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BAREFOOT BAYPopulation: 5,979 Unincorporated Point

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CAPE CANAVERALPopulation: 10,499 Incorporated: 1963

Points of interest: Port Canaveral and CapeCanaveral Air Force Station Fast fact: Poncede Leon named Cape of Currents in 1513;321-868-1221; cityofcapecanaveral.org

COCOAPopulation: 16,825 Incorporated: 1895

Points of interest: Cocoa Village, Brevard Mu-seum of History and Natural Science, CocoaExpo Fast fact: Supposedly named after a boxof Baker’s Cocoa delivered to Willard’s GeneralStore; 321-433-8800; cocoafl.org

COCOA BEACHPopulation: 12,631 Incorporated: 1925

Points of interest: Cocoa Beach Pier, Surf-side Playhouse, home of Ron Jon Surf ShopFast fact: First homesteaded by freed slavesafter the Civil War; 321-868-3235; cityofco-coabeach.com

GRANT-VALKARIAPopulation: 4,026 Incorporated: 2006

Points of interest: The Grant Seafood Festi-val in February is Florida’s longest continuousseafood festival, Valkaria Airport Fast fact:Was two separate cities, Grand and Valkaria,until 2006. Known for commercial fishing,crab and oyster houses along U.S. 1;321-951-1380; grantvalkaria.org

INDIALANTICPopulation: 3,003 Incorporated: 1952

Points of interest: Indialantic Beach Park,Fifth Avenue Boardwalk Fast fact: Name waschosen by Ernest Kouwen-Hoven, a devel-oper; Indialantic-by-the-Sea is the full name;321-723-2242; indialantic.com

INDIAN HARBOUR BEACHPopulation: 8,751 Incorporated: 1955

Points of interest: Bicentennial Park, Glea-son Park and Millennium Park Fast fact: Firsttsunami-ready city on the East Coast;321-773-3181; indianharbourbeach.org

MALABARPopulation: 2,887 Incorporated: 1962

Point of interests: Malabar Scrub Sanctuaryand the Jordan Scrub Fast fact: The townwas formally recognized Dec. 24, 1883, whenthe U.S. government established a post of-fice. Mail was delivered by sailboat;321-727-7764; townofmalabar.org

MELBOURNEPopulation: 78,323 Incorporated: 1888;

merged with Eau Gallie in 1969 Points of in-terest: Florida Tech Botanical Gardens, KingCenter for the Performing Arts, Liberty BellMemorial Museum, Rossetter House Fastfact: City named in 1880 when homesteaderRichard W. Goode’s daughter drew its nameon the longest of three broom straws;321-608-7000; melbourneflorida.org

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MELBOURNE BEACHPopulation: 3,293 Incorpo-

rated: 1923 Points of interest:Ryckman House, Sea Turtle Pres-ervation Society, Flutie AthleticComplex Fast fact: The county’soldest beach community wasfounded in 1883; 321-724-5860;melbournebeachfl.org

MELBOURNE VILLAGEPopulation: 721 Incorporated:

1957 Points of interest: HesterWagner Community Center andhistorical trail, 11 parks Fast fact:Brevard’s smallest incorporatedcommunity; 321-723-8300.

MERRITT ISLANDPopulation: 42,389 Unincorpo-

rated Points of interest: KennedySpace Center and the Visitor Com-plex, Merritt Island National Wild-life Refuge, Ulumay Wildlife Sanc-tuary Fast fact: Initial economybased on cattle, pineapple, sugarcane and citrus.

MICCOPopulation: 9,498 Unincorpo-

rated Point of interest: BarefootBay modular home development,founded in 1970, occupies 1,100

acres; home to Little Hollywoodand Snug Harbor Fast fact: Thecommunity’s shores are dottedwith marinas, piers, seafood out-lets and marine repair services.

MIMSPopulation: 9,147 Unincorpo-

rated Point of interest: Harry T.Moore Memorial Park and CulturalCenter honors civil rights leadersHarry T. and Harriette V. MooreFast fact: From early 1920s toabout 1927, Mims was a townwith a mayor and a council.

PALM BAYPopulation: 102,397 Incorpo-

rated: 1960 Points of interest:Turkey Creek Wildlife Sanctuary;Lagoon House is the starting pointof the Indian River Lagoon ScenicHighway Fast fact: Brevard Coun-ty’s largest community,321-952-3400; palmbayflorida.org

PALM SHORESPopulation: 951 Incorporated:

1959 Point of interest: FloridaWildlife Hospital & Sanctuary Fastfact: Brevard County’s fastest-growing community in the 1990s.The population went from 210 in1990 to 794 in 2000;321-242-4555; townofpalmshores.org

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PATRICKAIR FORCE BASE

Population: 2,137 Commis-sioned: Banana River Naval AirStation in 1940, renamed in 1950Points of interest: 45th SpaceWing and the Air Force TechnicalApplication Center Fast fact: Stud-ies global nuclear testing, in-cludes combat rescue wing, de-fense equal opportunity manage-ment institute; 321-494-1110;patrick.af.mil

PORT ST. JOHNPopulation: 20,481 Unincorpo-

rated Points of interest: Fay LakeWilderness Park, Parrish Health-care Center. Wuesthoff MedicalCenter at Port St. John under de-velopment. Fast fact: Two powerplants have port facilities.

ROCKLEDGEPopulation: 25,657 Incorpo-

rated: 1887 Points of interest:Taylor and McLarty parks and theCommunity Park of Rockledge;scenic Rockledge Drive; Rock-ledge Country Club Fast fact: Old-

est winter resort on Florida’s eastcoast; 321-690-3978; cityofrockledge.org

SATELLITE BEACHPopulation: 10,884 Incorpo-

rated: 1957 Points of interest:Pelican Beach Park, recreationcomplex, Samson’s Island Park,skate park, off-leash dog parkFast fact: Largest beachside com-munity in South Brevard;321-773-4407; satellitebeach.org

SCOTTSMOORPopulation: 1,609 Unincorpo-

rated Point of interest: IndianRiver originates north of here.Fast facts: Land acquired througha Spanish land grant, main com-merce is citrus, resort communityin the 1920s.

SUNTREEPopulation: 11,265 Unincorpo-

rated Points of interest: Two18-hole golf courses. There are4,506 properties in Suntree esti-mating the population to be11,265. Fast fact: Suntree con-sists of 68 communities, encom-passing four square miles northand south of Wickham Road be-tween Interlachen Road and Jor-dan Blass Boulevard. SuntreeMaster Homeowners Associationis at 7550 Spyglass Hill Road,

321-242-8960; suntreehomeowners.org

TITUSVILLEPopulation: 45,490 Incorpo-

rated: 1867 Points of interest:Emma Parrish Theatre, WarbirdMuseum, Police Hall of Fame,U.S. Space Walk of Fame, Astro-naut Hall of Fame Fast fact:County seat. The right to namethe town was won by Col. Titus,who defeated Col. Rice in domi-noes; 321-383-5775;titusville.com

VIERAPopulation: 16,951 Unincorpo-

rated Points of interest: BrevardZoo, Space Coast Stadium Fastfact: By 2015, Viera is projectedto be a community of more than40,000 developed by Viera Co.,321-242-1200; viera.com

WEST MELBOURNEPopulation: 16,570 Incorpo-

rated: 1959 Points of interest:Max K. Rodes Park, Erna NixonHammock Park Fast fact: WestMelbourne became a city becauseresidents didn’t want to pay prop-erty tax. Today, residents payproperty tax; 321-727-7700;westmelbourne.org— Florida Office of Economic and Demo-

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To apply for a marriage licenseor divorce in Brevard County, ap-plicants must go to a BrevardCounty Clerk of the Circuit Courtoffice between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.weekdays.

For information, call321-637-5413 (option 3) or checkthe Web site at brevardclerk.us.

Offices are at the following lo-cations:

Melbourne: 51 S. Nieman Ave.,Melbourne Branch Courthouse

Merritt Island: 2575 N. Courte-nay Parkway, Room 129, MerrittIsland Complex

Palm Bay: 450 Cogan DriveS.E., County Service Complex.

Titusville: 506 S. Palm Ave.Viera: 2825 Judge Fran Jamie-

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Valid photo identification, suchas a driver’s license, must bepresented.

Both applicants also must pro-vide either their Social Security,naturalization, immigration orpassport numbers. If previouslymarried, you must know the datewhen the previous marriageended.

A marriage license applicationfee of $93.50 can be reduced to$61 if both parties submit a certif-icate of completion of an ap-proved premarital preparationcourse.

If the ceremony is performed atthe clerk’s office, an extra $30 ischarged.

Certified copies of marriage li-censes are available for $3 each.

There usually is a three-daywaiting period for Florida resi-dents.

If the bride and groom are resi-dents of Florida and both took thepremarital course and submitted acertificate of completion, there isno waiting period. A hardship maybe declared to avoid the waitingperiod.

There is no waiting period fornonresidents.

The Clerk of the Court officecan provide information on how toobtain paperwork needed to filefor a divorce.


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AUTOMOBILE TAGSNew residents must apply for

Florida tags and car titles within10 days after they begin workingor enroll children in school.

Proof of Florida insurance is re-quired before tags can be issued.

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Titusville: North Brevard Serv-ice Complex, 700 Park Ave.,321-264-5224.

Merritt Island: 1450 N. Courte-nay Parkway, inside the VictoriaSquare shopping center,321-455-1412.

Indian Harbour Beach: IndianHarbour Place Shopping Center,240 E. Eau Gallie Blvd.,321-779-4009.

Melbourne: South Brevard Serv-ice Complex, 1515 Sarno Road,321-255-4410.

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New residents who have a validout-of-state license will be requiredto take the vision examination.

Call the driver’s license officesto ask about the acceptable forms

of identification for obtaining a driv-er’s license or ID.

Appointments for driver’s li-censes, driving tests and identifica-tion cards may be made online atflhsmv.gov or by calling321-383-2762 in Titusville or321-984-4930 in Melbourne.

Office hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays;8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesdays andThursdays.

The license costs $20 for sixyears. Commercial driver’s licensescost $50. On-time renewals are$15 for Class E. CDL on-time re-newals are $50. Endorsement feesare $5 each.

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Learner’s permits are availablefor 15-year-olds. Minors must holdthe learner’s permit for at least oneyear before converting to a regularlicense. After age 18, one need nothold the learner’s permit for a min-imum amount of time.

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adult at least 21 years old. Atleast 10 of those hours must beat night. Other restrictions applyto drivers younger than 18. A par-ent or legal guardian must sign aparental consent form.

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HOMESTEAD TAXEXEMPTION

Eligible Florida residents mayapply for the homestead exemp-tion of $50,000 on or beforeMarch 1 of the year they seek theexemption. Applications are takenyear-round at Brevard County prop-erty appraiser’s offices.

Residents 65 or older may ap-ply for exemptions up to an addi-tional $50,000. For qualifications,go to brevardpropertyap-praiser.com. Exemptions also areavailable for widows, widowers,the disabled and veterans. To ap-ply for a homestead exemption,

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Titusville: Brevard County Gov-ernment Center North, 400 SouthSt., fifth floor, 321-264-6700.

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Hooking up utilitiesBasic things you need to know

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ELECTRICITYFlorida Power & Light Co. re-

quires a deposit that variesaccording to a customer’s creditrating. An initial service charge isincluded on the first bill.

A certificate of occupancy fol-lowing an electrical inspection isrequired for first-time service for anew home.

To receive FP&L service, callanytime at 321-723-7795 or visitfpl.com.

GASFlorida City Gas supplies natu-

ral gas to most of Brevard. Thecompany requires a meter depositthat varies according to theamount of monthly gas usage.

The meter deposit is refundedwith interest after 12 months tocustomers with good payment re-cords. A $50 startup fee is re-quired.

Gas service, 800-993-7546;new homes, 321-632-1734;floridacitygas.com.

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8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday to setup residential service.

You can call 866-620-6000from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondaythrough Friday for business serv-ice. If calling from out of state orvia cell phone, call800-753-2909. A deposit amountis determined by the customer’scredit report.

Customers must give theirname, address and Social Secu-rity number.

Bright House telephone serviceis used by 250,000 customers inCentral Florida. For information onsetting up an account, call866-309-EASY (3279) or visit oneof four Brevard locations: 728Cheney Highway, Titusville,321-631-3707; 210 Center St.,Cape Canaveral, 321-254-3300;720 Magnolia Ave., Melbourne,321-254-3300; or 1575 Palm BayRoad N.E., Palm Bay,321-254-3300.

Wireless service is available lo-cally through Brevard Wireless,321-205-1100, brevardwireless.com; and through most nationalcarriers.

WATER, SEWER, TRASHCharges for sewer, water and

trash rates vary in the county. De-

posits are refunded when serviceis disconnected.

Barefoot Bay and Snug Harbor:Residents pay a $100 deposit forwater and sewer service to theBrevard County Water ResourcesDepartment; a nonrefundable ac-count set-up charge of $15 is re-quired. Call 772-664-5916.

Cocoa: The city provides serv-ice from Port St. John south tothe Pineda Causeway in northMelbourne and includes residentsfrom Merritt Island, CocoaBeach, Suntree, Viera and CapeCanaveral. Charges vary.

Cocoa City Hall, 65 Stone St.321-433-8800, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.Monday through Thursday. Cus-tomers can start service online atcocoafl.org or e-mail [email protected]

All customers pay a $30 admin-istration fee that shows up on thefirst bill. Cocoa residents may paysewer deposits of $50 (inside citylimits) or $60 (outside city limits),plus $40 for water. Cocoa custom-ers on septic tanks pay only the$40 water deposit.

Cocoa Beach: Residents payup to $95 for sewer.

Suntree/Viera: Residents maypay deposits of $60 for countysewer, $40 for city water.

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Rockledge: Residents pay a$40 sewage deposit. ContactRockledge City Hall at321-690-3978.

Melbourne: The city supplieswater to its residents and those ofIndian Harbour Beach, SatelliteBeach, Indialantic, MelbourneBeach, Melbourne Village andparts of West Melbourne .

The city requires a $43 waterdeposit and a $77 sewer depositfor mainland residents and cus-tomers on city water. A $103 wa-ter and sewer deposit is requiredfor beachside residents on countysewer.

Melbourne City Hall, 900 E.Strawbridge Ave., 321-727-2900or 321-953-6390; melbourneflori-da.org

Mims: The residents usecounty water and sewer service.

A $30 deposit is required forwater service. A $90 deposit is re-quired for water and sewer serv-ice, and account set-up fee of $15is required.

Brevard County Utilities FinanceOffice, 2262 High Drive,321-264-5130.

Palm Bay: The city provides wa-ter and sewer service through itsutilities department. Residents

pay $100 deposit for water, $100for sewer and a nonrefundable ad-ministrative fee of $17.04. For anadditional $5, the city will performa credit check. If a renter’s creditcheck is favorable, the renter willonly be responsible for half thedeposit. If an owner’s credit checkis favorable, the deposit may bewaived.

After three years of excellentcredit, water and sewer depositscan be refunded.

City Hall, 120 Malabar RoadS.E., 321-952-3420; palmbayflori-da.org.

Titusville: Residents arecharged $40 for water, $60 for

sewer service and a $48 depositfor garbage pickup and a $15 non-refundable administrative fee. De-posits refunded after five years ofgood credit.

Titusville City Hall, 555 Wash-ington Ave., 321-383-5791; titus-ville.com.

West Melbourne: A $100 de-posit is required to establish serv-ice and a nonrefundable $10 serv-ice fee will be added to your firstbill. Trash collection billing in-cluded in water-sewer bill. Depositis refunded when service is dis-connected.

West Melbourne City Hall,2285 Minton Road,321-727-7700; westmelbour-ne.org.

TRASH COLLECTIONAND RECYCLING

Waste Management providestrash collection in Brevard County,excluding Rockledge and Titus-ville, where the city provides itsown service. Curbside servicepick-up times and disposal op-tions vary across Brevard County.

For information about trash col-lection in Rockledge, call the Pub-lic Works Department at321-690-3961; for Titusville, call321-383-5755; for all other partsof the county, call 321-636-6894.

Brevard County Solid Waste

Management provides a recyclinghotline to answer questions abouthow and where to dispose of spe-cific items. Call 321-633-2042 orvisit brevardcounty.us/swr/ todownload the recycling directory.

Residents of Brevard Countywho have curbside service can re-quest a recycling bin. In Rock-ledge, call 321-690-3961; in Ti-tusville, call 321-383-5755. Forall other parts of the county, call321-636-6894 or 321-723-4455.Recycling bins must be placed bythe curb before 6 a.m.

The Reusable Resources Ad-venture Center accepts itemssuch as paper, wood, fabric andplastic to recycle into children’sart projects. Call 321-729-0100 orvisit reusecenterbrevard.org.

The following are disposal facili-ties in the county:

Central Disposal Facility: 2250Adamson Road, Cocoa,321-633-1888, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.Monday through Saturday.

Mockingbird Way Mulching Fa-cility and Transfer Station: 5366South St., Titusville, 321-264-5048,7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Mondaythrough Saturday.

Sarno Transfer Station/SarnoLandfill: 3379 Sarno Road, Mel-bourne, 321-255-4366, 7:30 a.m.to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Satur-day.

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In addition to using theseforms to register to vote, you canuse them to notify a change inyour address, name or party affili-ation, or to request a replacementvoter ID card if yours is lost, sto-len or damaged.

To be eligible to register to votein Brevard County, you must be:0 A U.S. citizen.0 A Brevard County resident.0 Age 18 or older. You may

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Titusville: Government Com-plex-North, 400 South St.,321-264-6740.

Merritt Island: Central BrevardService Complex, 2575 N. Courte-nay Parkway, 321-455-1400.

Viera: Government Center,2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way,Building C, 321-633-2124.


Palm Bay: South MainlandService Center, 450 Cogan DriveS.E., 321-952-6328.

Armed Forces recruiting of-fices: Rockledge Square, 1862Rockledge Blvd.; 2233 W. NewHaven Ave., Suite A, Melbourne;1270 N. Wickham Road, Suite 21,Melbourne.

Department of Children andFamily Services: 1314 DixonBlvd., Cocoa.

Women, Infants and Children(WIC) at the Brevard CountyHealth Department: 611 Sing-leton Ave., Titusville; 1744 S. Ce-dar St., Rockledge; 2275 S. Bab-cock St., Melbourne.

Space Coast Center for Inde-pendent Living: 331 Ramp Road,Cocoa Beach.

Community Services Council:3600 W. King St., Suite 5, Cocoa.

Driver’s license offices: 2290Columbia Blvd., Titusville; 1450N. Courtenay Parkway, Merritt Is-land; 601 E. University Blvd., Mel-bourne; 1515 Sarno Road, Mel-bourne.

Public libraries: 7921 Ron

Beatty Blvd., Barefoot Bay; 201Polk Ave., Cape Canaveral; 308Forrest Ave., Cocoa; 550 N.Brevard Ave., Cocoa Beach; 955E. University Blvd., Melbourne;1521 Pineapple Ave., Melbourne;540 E. Fee Ave., Melbourne; 324Ocean Ave., Melbourne Beach;1195 N. Courtenay Parkway, Mer-ritt Island; 3615 Lionel Road,Mims; 2121 S. Hopkins Ave., Ti-tusville; 6475 Minton Road S.W.,Palm Bay; 1520 Port MalabarBlvd. N.E., Palm Bay; 6500 CaroleAve., Port St. John; 751 JamaicaBlvd., Satellite Beach; 902 JordanBlass Drive, Suntree; 2755 Wing-ate Blvd., West Melbourne.

Vocational rehabilitation of-fices: 815 S. Washington Ave.,Suite 102, Titusville; 840 N. Co-coa Blvd., Suite C, Cocoa; 2300Commerce Park Drive N.E., Suite4, Palm Bay.

Workers’ compensation: 1970Michigan Ave., Building I, Cocoa.

Colleges and universities

0 Brevard Community Collegecampuses: 1519 Clearlake Road,Cocoa; 3865 N. Wickham Road,Melbourne; 250 Community Col-lege Parkway, Palm Bay; 1311 N.U.S. 1, Titusville.

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The Brevard County Govern-ment Center is at 2725 JudgeFran Jamieson Way, Viera,321-633-2000, brevardcounty.us

COMMUNITY SERVICESBrevard County Extension

Service: 3695 Lake Drive, Cocoa,321-633-1702, soil testing, wateranalysis, landscaping advice.

Brevard County Fire-Rescue:1040 S. Florida Ave., Rockledge,321-633-2056, emergency fire-rescue and ambulance, fire chief,fire prevention bureau, inspec-tions, fire-rescue training, oceanlifeguards.

Central Brevard Library andReference Center: 308 ForrestAve., Cocoa, 321-633-1792, li-brary support services, recordsmanagement.

Criminal justice services:1040 S. Florida Ave., Rockledge,321-633-2006, alternative com-munity service, community super-vision, criminal justice service,drug lab, pretrial release, medicalexaminer, misdemeanor proba-tion, pretrial diversion, schoolcrossing guards.

Housing and Human ServicesDepartment: Brevard County Gov-ernment Center, 2725 Judge FranJamieson Way, Building B, Suite106, 321-633-2076, short-termemergency financial and medicalassistance, veterans assistance,animal control administration, low-income housing rehabilitation,weatherization grants, rental andowner-occupied rehabilitationgrant applications, housing coun-seling program.

Brevard Library Foundation:219 Indian River Drive, Cocoa,321-633-1887, brev.org links toall Brevard government sites,county commissioners, emergencymanagement, Brevard Cultural Alli-ance, national parks, pet adop-tion.

Parks and Recreation Depart-ment: Brevard County GovernmentCenter, 2725 Judge Fran Jamie-son Way, Building B, Suite 203,321-633-2046. Other offices:North Area Parks Operations, 475N. Williams Ave., Titusville,321-264-5105; Central Area Main-land Parks Operations, 840 For-rest Ave., Cocoa, 321-633-1874;Central Area Merritt Island/Beaches Parks Operations, 951Kiwanis Island Park Road, MerrittIsland, 321-455-1380; South AreaParks Operations, 1515 SarnoRoad, B-2, Melbourne,321-255-4400; golf course opera-tions, 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson

Way, Viera, 321-633-2046.Property Appraiser: Main of-

fice, 400 South St., fifth floor, Ti-tusville, 321-264-6700. Satelliteoffices: 1515 Sarno Road, Mel-bourne, 321-255-4440; 2725Judge Fran Jamieson Way, Viera,321-690-6880; 450 Cogan DriveS.E., Palm Bay, 321-952-4574.Homestead exemption applica-tions, access to property informa-tion, brevardpropertyap-praiser.com

Public Defender: BrevardCounty Government Center, 2725Judge Fran Jamieson Way, Build-ing E, 321-617-7373. Provides le-gal counsel when appointed by acourt to people who are chargedwith a crime and cannot afford tohire a lawyer.

Space Coast Office of Tourism:430 Brevard Ave., Suite 150, Co-coa Village, 321-433-4470 orspace-coast.com

Supervisor of Elections:Brevard County Government Cen-ter, 2725 Judge Fran JamiesonWay, Building C, first floor, Viera,321-633-2124, voter registrationand card revisions, voting on Elec-tion Day, absentee ballot applica-tions and information.

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Address assignment: BrevardCounty Government Center, 2725Judge Fran Jamieson Way, Build-ing C, Suite 201, 321-633-2061.Assigns addresses within unincor-porated areas of county, main-tains the 9-1-1 database, namesand renames streets.

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Building code compliance:Brevard County Government Cen-ter, 2725 Judge Fran JamiesonWay, Building A, 321-633-2072,residential and commercial build-ing permits and inspections, spe-cial events permitting and inspec-tions, bingo licensing, sign permitapplications, occupational licensetax.

Code Enforcement: BrevardCounty Government Center, Build-ing A, Suite 103, 321-633-2086,complaints about zoning viola-tions, illegal dumping, right-of-wayviolations, overgrowth, peddler vio-lations, adult entertainment moni-toring, turtle lighting.

Contractor Licensing and Reg-ulation: Brevard County Govern-ment Center, 2725 Judge Fran Ja-mieson Way, Building A, Suite105, 321-633-2058, contractor li-censing applications and informa-tion, competency card issuanceand renewal, unlicensed contrac-tor enforcement, payment offines.

Environmental Health Serv-ices: Brevard County GovernmentCenter, 2725 Judge Fran Jamie-son Way, Building A, Suite 116,321-633-2100, septic services,

facilities services, septic tank per-mits, community health, septicpermitting, public and private daycares, bars without food, fraternalorders or private clubs, publicswimming pools, well permitting,beach sampling.

Land Development Code:Brevard County Government Cen-ter, 2725 Judge Fran JamiesonWay, Building A, Suite 119,321-633-2065, commercial siteplan review, subdivision site planreview, unpaved road applications,impact fee assessment and col-lection, building permit fee collec-tion.

Planning and Zoning Graphics:Brevard County Government Cen-ter, 2725 Judge Fran JamiesonWay, Building A, Suite 114,321-633-2060, land-use and zon-ing maps, census, demographicand economic research.

Planning and Zoning Office:Brevard County Government Cen-ter, 2725 Judge Fran JamiesonWay, Building A, Suite 114,321-633-2070, zoning regula-tions, maps, development of re-gional impact review, rezoning ap-plications, variance applications,comprehensive plan amendmentapplications.

Road and Bridge Department:Brevard County Government Cen-

ter, 2725 Judge Fran JamiesonWay, Building A, Suite 201,321-690-6877, roadway and ditchmaintenance.

Transportation Planning Office:Metropolitan Planning Organiza-tion, Brevard County GovernmentCenter, 2725 Judge Fran Jamie-son Way, Building B, Suite 105,321-690-6890.

Transportation Engineering:Brevard County Government Cen-ter, 2725 Judge Fran JamiesonWay, Building A, Suite 204,321-617-7202, land acquisition,contract management, traffic engi-neering.

ENVIRONMENTALSERVICES

Mosquito Control: 800 Perime-ter Road, Titusville,321-264-5032, mosquito control,aquatic weed control, waste tireabatement.

Natural Resources Manage-ment Office: Brevard County Gov-ernment Center, 2725 Judge FranJamieson Way, Building A, Suite219, 321-633-2016, environ-mental management and plan-ning, manatee protection plan,boating and waterways manage-ment, sea turtles management,scrub jay habitat plan, beach man-agement, review of subdivision

plans and building permits forcompliance with environmentalland development regulations(wetlands, tree protection, land-scaping, flood plane, aquifer re-charge).

Solid Waste Management De-partment: Brevard County Govern-ment Center, 2725 Judge Fran Ja-mieson Way, Building A,Suite 118, 321-633-2042. Recy-cling hot line, 321-633-2043. Re-cycling and landfill gate accounts,payment of prorated solid wasteassessments and impact fees, so-lid waste collection and disposalinformation, landfill capacity reser-vations for new construction, artifi-cial reef, hazardous waste infor-mation, purchase recycled paint,permitting for solid waste facili-ties, waste disposal approvals.

Utilities Services Department:Brevard County Government Cen-ter, Building A, Suite 213,321-633-2091, water for portionof Mims, sewer and reclaimed wa-ter service, water and sewer linelocations, Florida Department ofEnvironmental Protection permits,water and sewer impact fee infor-mation and collection, localgroundwater quality.

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Brevard County GovernmentComplex North: 400 South St., Ti-tusville, 321-633-2000, District 1commissioner, public defender, su-pervisor of elections, Clerk of Courtsadministration, traffic fines, pass-ports, child support, marriage li-cense, state attorney, informationsystems, tax collector, real estatetaxes, occupational licenses, hunt-ing and fishing license, impact fees,resort taxes; www.brevardclerk.us

North Brevard Service Complex:700 Park Ave., Titusville,321-633-2000, Building A: Sheriff’sOffice; Building B: clerk’s land re-cords, recording, microfiche; Build-ing C: clerk’s imaging, tag agency,sheriff’s finance/general crime unit;Building D: sheriff’s communica-tions, validations, warrants; BuildingE: veterans services, sheriff’s officetraining unit, sheriff’s personnel, ex-tension services, sheriff’s adminis-tration services; Building F:evidence/crime analysis, domesticviolence and staff services; BuildingG: clerk’s information systems;Building H: clerk’s archive/recordscenter; Building J: sheriff’s office,validations, warrants, records.

Central Brevard Service Com-plex: 2575 N. Courtenay Parkway,Merritt Island, 321-633-2000; sher-iff’s central precinct, property ap-praiser, supervisor of elections,clerk of courts, sheriff’s office, Dis-trict 2 commissioner, Merritt Islandredevelopment and administrativeoffices of the State Health Depart-ment. Tax collector and tags at1450 N. Courtenay Parkway.

South Brevard Service Complex:1515 Sarno Road, Melbourne,321-633-2000, Building A: tax col-lector and tags, property appraiser,supervisor of elections, animal con-trol services; Building B: District 5commissioner, juvenile assessmentcenter, animal control administra-tion, the south operation of parksand recreation, south precinct sher-iff’s office.

Palm Bay: 450 Cogan Drive S.E.,supervisor of elections,321-952-6328; property appraiser,321-952-4574; Clerk of Court,321-637-5413; tax collector,321-952-6325; auto tags,321-952-4540.

Indian Harbour Beach: IndianHarbour Place Shopping Center,240 E. Eau Gallie Blvd.,321-779-4009, auto tags.

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Elected officials

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NATIONALPresident Barack Obama (D)

The White House,1600 PennsylvaniaAve. N.W., Wash-ington, D.C.20500; Contactthe Executive Of-fice of the WhiteHouse,202-456-1414.

Vice President Joe Biden (D)Office of the VicePresident, TheWhite House,1600 PennsylvaniaAve. N.W., Wash-ington, D.C.20501,202-456-1414.

U.S. SENATORSGeorge LeMieux (R)

Washington office:356 Senate Rus-sell Office Building,Washington, D.C.20510,202-224-3041; fax202-228-5171State office: 201S. Orlando Ave.,

Suite 350, Orlando, FL 32801,407-254-2573; fax407-423-0941.

Bill Nelson (D)Washington office:716 Senate HartOffice Building,Washington, D.C.20510,202-224-5274; fax202-228-2183State offices: U.S.Courthouse Annex,

111 N. Adams St., Tallahassee,FL 32301, 850-942-8415; fax850-942-8450. Also, LandmarkTwo, 225 E. Robinson St., Suite410, Orlando, FL 32801,407-872-7161; 888-671-4091;fax 407-872-7165.

U.S. REPRESENTATIVESCongressional District 15 —Bill Posey (R)

132 CannonHouse Office Build-ing, Washington,D.C. 20515,202-225-3671; fax202-225-3516District office:2725 Judge FranJamieson Way,

Building C, Melbourne, FL 32940,321-632-1776; 888-681-1776;fax 321-639-8595.

Congressional District 24 —Suzanne Kosmas (D)

238 Cannon HouseOffice Building,Washington, D.C.20515,202-225-2706; fax202-226-6299District office:12424 ResearchParkway, Suite 135,

Orlando, FL 32826, 407-208-1106;fax 407-208-1108. Also, 1000 CityCenter Circle, 2nd Floor, Port Or-ange 32129, 386-756-9798.

STATE

Gov. Charlie Crist (R)The Capitol, 400S. Monroe St., Tal-lahassee, FL32399,850-488-4441; fax850-487-0801.

Lt. Gov. Jeff Kottkamp (R)The Capitol, PlazaLevel 5, 400 S.Monroe St., Talla-hassee, FL 32399,850-488-4441; fax850-487-0801;e-mail [email protected]

STATE SENATORS

District 24 — Thad Altman (R)324 Senate OfficeBuilding, 404 S.Monroe St., Talla-hassee, FL32399-1100,850-487-5053;e-mail [email protected]

District office: 6767 N. WickhamRoad, Suite 211, Melbourne32940, 321-752-3138.

District 26 — Mike Haridopolos (R)420 Senate OfficeBuilding, 404 S.Monroe St., Talla-hassee, FL32399-1100,850-487-5056;e-mail [email protected]

District office: 3270 Suntree Blvd.,Suite 122, Melbourne 32940,321-752-3131.

STATE REPRESENTATIVES

District 29 — L. Ralph Poppell (R)222 The Capitol,402 S. Monroe St.,Tallahassee 32399,850-488-3006.District Office: 400South St., Suite 1C,Titusville 32780,321-383-5151.Also, 1225 Main

St., Sebastian 32958,772-770-6708.

District 30 — Ritch Workman (R)308 House OfficeBuilding, 402 S.Monroe St., Talla-hassee 32399,850-488-9720.District Office: 33Suntree Place, SuiteD, Melbourne32940,

321-757-7019.

District 31 — John Tobia (R)209 House OfficeBuilding, 402 S.Monroe St., Talla-hassee 32399,850-488-2528.District office:1901 S. Harbor CityBlvd., Suite 508,Melbourne 32901,

321-984-4848.

District 32 — Steve Crisafulli (R)317 House OfficeBuilding, 402 S.Monroe St., Talla-hassee 32399,850-488-4669.District Office:2460 N. CourtenayParkway, Suite 108,Merritt Island

32953, 321-449-5111.

District 80 — Debbie Mayfield (R)317 House OfficeBuilding, 402 S.Monroe St., Talla-hassee 32399,850-488-0952.District Office:1053 20th Place,Vero Beach 32960,772-778-5077.

BREVARD COUNTYCOMMISSIONDistrict 1 — Robin Fisher (D)

5400 South St.,Suite 1A, Titusville,FL 32780,321-264-6750; fax321-264-6751;[email protected];

brevardcounty.us/D1

District 2 — Chuck Nelson (R)2575 N. CourtenayParkway, Merritt Is-land, FL 32953,321-454-6601; fax321-454-6602;e-mail [email protected]; brevardcounty.us/D2

District 3 — Trudie Infantini (R)1311 E. NewHaven Ave., Mel-bourne 32901,321-952-6300; fax321-952-6340;[email protected];

brevardcounty.us/D3/

District 4 — Mary Bolin (R)2725 Judge FranJamieson Way,Building C, Viera32940,321-633-2044; fax321-633-2121;e-mailD4.Commissioner@brevard

county.us; brevardcounty.us/D4

District 5 — Andy Anderson (R)1515 Sarno Road,Building B, Mel-bourne 32935,321-253-6611; fax321-253-6620;[email protected]; brevard

county.us/D5

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Court servicesBREVARD COUNTY

COURTHOUSESMelbourne: 51 S. Nieman Ave.Titusville: Historical Brevard

County Courthouse, 506 S. PalmAve.

Viera: Harry T. and Harriette V.Moore Justice Center, 2825 JudgeFran Jamieson Way.

Clerk of Circuit and CountyCourts: Scott Ellis, 400 South St.,Titusville, 321-637-5413,brevardclerk.us

North Brevard GovernmentComplex: 700 S. Park Ave., Titus-ville; tax deeds, 321-637-2007;recording, 321-637-2006; landand court records, 321-637-2004;foreclosure, 321-637-2003.

Court alternative services andmisdemeanor probation: 1040 S.Florida Ave., Rockledge,321-633-2006.

SHERIFF’S OFFICESbrevardsheriff.comEmergencies: Call 9-1-1.North precinct: 700 S. Park

Ave., Titusville, 321-264-5208;non-emergency, 24 hours,321-264-5100.

Canaveral precinct: 111 PolkAve., Cape Canaveral,321-868-1113.

East precinct: 2575 N. Courte-

nay Parkway, Merritt Island,321-454-6652.

West precinct: 2725 JudgeFran Jamieson Way, Building E,Viera, 321-633-2123.

South precinct: 1515 SarnoRoad, Building B, Melbourne,321-253-6658, 772-664-1015;non-emergency, 321-952-6371 or772-663-6269.

OTHER OFFICESVital statistics/birth and

death certificates: 2575 N. Court-enay Parkway, Suite 104, MerrittIsland, 321-454-7163.

Sheriff’s work farm administra-tive office: 2955 PluckebaumRoad, Cocoa, 321-633-1967.

Health Department: Clinics at2275 S. Babcock St., Melbourne,321-726-2920; 1744 Cedar St.,Rockledge, 321-634-6305; 611Singleton Ave., Titusville,321-383-2795; 2555 Judge FranJamieson Way, Viera, 321639-5800.

Housing and Human Services :2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way,Building B, Suite 106, Viera,321-633-2076.

Criminal justice services:1040 S. Florida Ave., Rockledge,321-633-2006.

Pretrial release, BrevardCounty Jail Complex: 860 CampRoad, Cocoa, 321-690-1514.

SERVICE COMPLEXESBrevard County Government

Center: 2725 Judge Fran Jamie-son Way, Viera, 321-633-2000,brevardcounty.us

Central Brevard Service Com-plex: 2575 N. Courtenay Parkway,Merritt Island.

North Brevard Service Com-

plex: 700 Park Ave., Titusville.

Indian Harbour Place ShoppingCenter: 240 E. Eau Gallie Blvd.,tag agency only, 321-779-4009.

Merritt Island Service Com-plex: 1450 N. Courtenay Parkway,Merritt Island, Suite 7; for vehicletitle and registration,321-455-1412; occupational andproperty taxes, 321-455-1413.

Government Complex North:Clerk of Courts, 400 South St., Ti-tusville.

Palm Bay Service Complex:450 Cogan Drive S.E., Palm Bay.

South Brevard Service Com-plex: 1515 Sarno Road, Mel-bourne.

Sexual Assault Victim Serv-ices: 2725 Judge Fran JamiesonWay, Building D, Viera,321-617-7533.

State Attorney’s Office: Nor-man Wolfinger, 2725 Judge FranJamieson Way, Building D, Viera,321-617-7510.

Victim Witness Services: Survi-vors of Homicide, 2725 JudgeFran Jamieson Way, Building D,Viera, 321-617-7555.

Witness Center: 2825 JudgeFranJamiesonWay,Viera,321-617-7559.


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Fire stations

Dial 9-1-1 for all fire emer-gencies.

Reach the Brevard CountyFire-Rescue operationsdivision/tactical support divi-sion at 321-633-2056.

Blood pressure can bechecked at any fire station,preferably between 9 a.m.and 5 p.m.; children cancome as a Safe Place fromdanger; and unwanted new-borns and infants can beabandoned without penalty.

CANAVERAL GROVESStation 29: 3950 Canaveral

Groves Blvd.

CAPE CANAVERALStation 52: (city), 8970 Colum-

bia Road, Port CanaveralStation 60: (city), 190 Jackson

Ave.

COCOAStation 44/46: 3780 W. King

St.Station 1: (city), 114 First St.Station 2: (city), 113 S. Fiske

Blvd.Station 3: (city), 2003 Michi-

gan Ave.

COCOA BEACHStation 50: (city), 151 W. Volu-

sia LaneStation 51: (city), 25 S. Or-

lando Ave.Station 61: 45 S. Orlando Ave.

FRONTENACStation 28: 4870 N. U.S. 1.

GRANT-VALKARIAStation 87: 2855 Valkaria

Road

INDIALANTICStation 57: (city), 216 Fourth

Ave.Station 63: 2602 N. SR A1A

INDIAN HARBOUR BEACHStation 56: (city), 1116 Pine-

tree Drive

MALABARStation 99: (city), 1840 Mal-

abar Road

MELBOURNEStation 66: 1695 Aurora RoadStations 67 and 68: 11 N. Nie-

man Ave.Station 71: (city), 865 W. Eau

Gallie Blvd.Station 72: (city), 2937 Sarno

Road

Station 73: (city), 1530 TowerAccess Road

Station 74: (city), 1500 HickorySt.

Station 75: (city), 151 E. Uni-versity Blvd.

Station 76: (city), 2470 CrotonRoad

Station 77: (city), 3721 N.Wickham Road

Station 78: (city), 850 EberRoad

Station 80: 400 Pineda CourtStation 81: 4630 Lake Wash-

ington Road

MELBOURNE BEACHStation 64: 2550 S. SR A1AStation 65: 7400 S. SR A1AStation 58: 505 Ocean Ave.

MERRITT ISLANDStation 40: 6400 N. Tropical

TrailStation 41: 300 Alma Blvd.Station 42: 840 N. Banana

River DriveStation 43: 902 Airport Road

MICCOStation 86: 301 Barefoot Blvd.

MIMSStation 21: 4940 U.S. 1Station 22: 2475 Taylor Ave.

PALM BAYStation 83: 5148 Minton RoadStations 84 and 85: 1391 Cler-

mont St. N.E.Station 88: 175 Medplex Park-

wayStation 89: 2051 DeGroodt

Ave. S.W.

Station 1: (city), 2144 PalmBay Road N.E.

Station 2: (city), 150 MalabarRoad S.E.

Station 3: (city), 790 JupiterBlvd. N.E.

Station 4: (city), 1200 San Fili-ppo Drive S.E.

Station 5: (city), 37 San FilippoDrive S.E.

PORT ST. JOHNStation 26: 6655 Carole Ave.

ROCKLEDGEStation 45: 113 Longwood Ave.Station 1: (city), 1800 U.S. 1Station 2: (city), 1600 S. Fiske

Blvd.Station 3: (city), 3500 Murrell

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*Branches, limbs, and tree trunks can be no longer than 4 feet in length, less than 50 pounds in weight, and must be stacked uniformly within 5 feet of your curb.

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Community parksCANAVERAL PORT

AUTHORITYFreddie Patrick Park, 9050

Flounder St.Jetty Park , 400 Jetty Road

CAPE CANAVERALBanana River Park, 901 Thurm

Blvd.Canaveral City Park, 7920 Or-

ange Ave.Cape Canaveral Xeriscape Park,

106 Taylor Avenue.Cherie Down Park, 8492 Ridge-

wood Ave.Manatee Sanctuary Park, 701

Thurm Blvd.Patriots Park, 200 Long Point

Road.Veterans Memorial Park, 201

Polk Ave.William Bennix Park, Washington

Avenue.

COCOAA. Morse Park , 830 Knight St.Carl E. Anderson Park , 501 N.

Fiske Blvd.Circle Park, Circle DriveCocoa Manor, 201 Coquina

DriveCocoa West Recreation Com-

plex, 230 S. Burnett Road.Don “Mo” Stradley Memorial

Park, 1881 Rosetine St.F. Burton Smith Regional Park ,

7575 King St. (State Road 520).Helow Park, North Fiske and

Dixon boulevards.James G. Bourbeau Memorial

Park, 8195 King St. (SR 520).Joe Lee Smith Park, 419 Wash-

ington Ave.Junny Rios Martinez Park, SR

524 and Westminster Drive.Lakeview Park, 200 N. Lake

View Blvd.Lee Wenner Park, 300 Riveredge

Drive, Cocoa Village.Leroy Wright Recreation Area,

8190 King St. (SR 520).McFarland Park, 2060 Indian

River Drive.Peachtree Park, Peachtree

Street and Forest Avenue.Pineda Park, 1232 A St.Provost Park, 400 Varr Ave.Riverfront Park, Harrison Avenue

and Cocoa Village.Scarborough Park, Brunson Boul-

evard.SunTrust Park, between Willard

and King streets.Taylor Park, Delannoy and

Harrison avenues, Cocoa Village.Tiger Den Native Park, Peach-

tree and First streets.Travis Park, 1999 Michigan Ave.

COCOA BEACHAlan Shepard Park, east end of

SR 520.

Astronaut Memorial Gardens,Volusia Lane between SR A1A andOcean Beach Boulevard.

Cameron Barkley Park, betweenAlachua Lane and California Avenue.

Cocoa Beach Maritime Ham-mock Preserve , north of SR A1A.

Cocoa Beach Recreation Com-plex, west end of MinutemenCauseway.

Cocoa Isles Park, Cocoa IslesBoulevard and Samar Road.

Constitution Bicentennial Park,SR 520 Causeway, west of CapeCanaveral Hospital.

Cove Park, McNabb Parkway andDempsey Drive.

Lori Wilson Park, 1500 N. Atlan-tic Ave.

Mobley Park, across the streetfrom Cameron Barkley Park.

Ramp Road Park, west end ofRamp Road.

Robert P. Murkshe MemorialPark, SR A1A and 16th StreetSouth.

Sidney Fischer Park, SR A1A atthe end of SR 520.

Skateboard Park, 1450 Minute-men Causeway.

Triangle Park, at the split of SRA1A.

GRANT-VALKARIAFirst Street Boat Ramp , 4727

First St.Fisherman’s Landing, 5795 S.

U.S. 1.Grant Community Park , 4580

First St.John Jorgensen’s Landing, 5045

U.S. 1Valkaria Community Park, 1445

Valkaria Road.

INDIALANTICDewey Park, Ocean Terrace and

Shannon Avenue.Douglas Park, end of Melbourne

Causeway.Hoover Athletic Complex , 2000

Hawk Haven Drive.Indian River Park, Indian River at

Orlando Boulevard.Lily Park, Riverside Drive be-

tween Seventh and Eighth avenues.Miramar Park, South Miramar

and Cocoa avenues.Nance Park, Wavecrest Avenue

and State Road A1A.Orlando Park, Orlando Boulevard

and Magnolia Drive.Riverside Park, Riverside Drive

and Fifth Avenue.Sea Park, end of Tampa and

South Miramar avenues.Sunrise Park, SR A1A and Wat-

son Drive.Sunset Park, North Riverside and

Watson drives.Tradewinds Park , Ninth Avenue

and Tradewinds Terrace.Wavecrest Park , Ocean Terrace

and South Miramar Avenue.

INDIAN HARBOUR BEACHAlgonquin Sports Complex, Wi-

mico Drive.Gleason Park, 1233 Yacht Club

Blvd.Irene H. Canova Park, 2289 SR

A1A.Mets Field, Cheyenne and Os-

ceola drives, next to Ocean BreezeElementary.

Millennium Park, 2155 SR A1A.Oars & Paddles Park, 1329 Ba-

nana River Drive.Richard G. Edgeton Bicentennial

Beach Park, 1877 SR A1A.

MALABARHuggins Park, north end of Marie

Street.Malabar Community Park, 1840

Malabar Road.Trailhead Park, 1490 Marie St.

MELBOURNEBabcock Park, Babcock Street

and U.S. 192.Ballard Park, 924 Thomas Barb-

our Drive.Bean Park, 1208 E. Melbourne

Ave.Bennie J. Hopkins Sr. Park,

2708 Grant St.Briarwood Park, Lipscomb

Street.Brothers Park, 2528 Race St.Campbell Park, 929 New Haven

Ave.Carol Williams Glanton Park,

2701 Main St.Carver Park, 1092 Swan St.Claude Edge Front Street Park,

2210 Front St.Cleave Frink Park, 3180

Lipscomb St.Crane Field Park, 1550 Mos-

swood Drive.Eau Gallie Causeway Boat

Ramp, SR 518.Fee Avenue Park, 1609 Babcock

St.Grand View Shores Park, 1703

Grandview Way.Harry Lawrence Park, 250 E.

New Haven Ave.Holmes Park, 914 Melbourne

Ave.Howard E. Futch Memorial Park ,

2301 N. SR A1A at Paradise Beach.Indian River Bluff, Riverside

Drive.Jimmy Moore Park, 2801 Sarno

Road.Joe Mullins Park, 245 Crown

Blvd.Kiwanis Park at Geiger Point,

1313 E. New Haven Ave.Lagoon Park, 277 Lagoon Ave.Lake Washington Park, 6000

Lake Washington Road.Lipscomb Street Park, 3316

Monroe St.Magnolia Manor Park, 617 Espa-

nola Way.Masterson Park, 1082 South-

land Ave.McGrath Field, 1975 Stewart

Road.Melbourne Military Park, 1601

Oak St.Melbourne Riverview Park, 2400

Riverview Drive.Overlook Park, 1709 Riverview

Drive.Oxford Ridge Park, 876 Croton

Road.Pineapple Park Riverfront, 121

Pineapple Ave.POW/MIA Park (Pineda Land-

ing), 5995 N. U.S. 1.Promenade Park, 1005 E. Mel-

bourne Ave.Rossetter Park, 1295 Highland

Ave.See PARKS, 37

Kiddingaround.LatrellMcCarren ofRockledgeplays withher daughter,Leya, on theslide atTaylor Park inCocoaVillage.

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Community parks

PARKS, from 36

Ruffner Park, 2401 RuffnerRoad.

Sherwood Park, 2479 PostRoad.

Southwest Recreation Com-plex, 401 W. Florida Ave.

Sunset Park, 835 SunsetDrive.

Tradewinds Park, 604 CamelliaDrive.

Triangle Park, west end of EauGallie Causeway.

Wells Park, 635 E. HibiscusBlvd.

Wickham Park, 2500 ParkwayDrive.

MELBOURNE BEACHBonsteel Park, 8455 SR A1A.Coconut Point Park, 3535 S. SR

A1A.Flutie Athletic Complex, 2101

Oak St.Juan Ponce de Leon Landing,

4005 SR A1A.Long Point Park, 700 Long Point

Road, near Sebastian Inlet.Ocean Park, SR A1A and Ocean

Avenue.Ryckman Park, 509 Ocean Ave.Sebastian Inlet State Park ,

9700 S. SR A1A.South Beach Community Park,

Mullet Creek Road.Spessard Holland North Beach

Park, 2525 SR A1A.Spessard Holland South Beach

Park, 2545 SR A1A.

MERRITT ISLANDDolphin Park, Sand Ridge Drive.Harbor Point Park, Harbor Point

Drive.Intracoastal Waterway Park, SR

520 Causeway at the Hubert Hum-phrey Bridge.

Kars Park, 1100 E. Hall Road.Kelly Park-East, 2550 N. Banana

River Drive.Kelly Park-West, 2455 N. Ba-

nana River Drive.Kings Park, 995 Chase Ham-

mock Road.Kiwanis Island Park, 951 Kiwa-

nis Island Park Road.Manatee Cove Park, 4905 N.

Tropical Trail.Margaret and Danny Strickland

Park, 298 Milford Point Drive.Mitchell Ellington Park, 4110 N.

Tropical Trail.Osteen Park, 425 S. Tropical

Trail.Pineview Park, 200 Melbourne

Ave.Rotary Park-Merritt Island, 1899

S. Courtenay Parkway.

Ulumay Wildlife Sanctuary, 805Sykes Creek Parkway.

Veterans Memorial Park, 400 S.Sykes Creek Parkway.

Watts Park, 695 Needle Blvd.Woody Simpson Park, 1590

Schoolhouse St.

MICCOMicco Park, 9655 Riverview

Drive.South Mainland Community Cen-

ter Park, 3700 Allen Ave.

MIMSCuyler Park, 2329 Harry T.

Moore Ave.Harry T. & Harriette V. Moore

Memorial Park, 2180 Freedom Ave.Hatbill Park, 100 Hatbill Road.Holder Park, 2650 Glendale

Blvd.Mims Launch Ramp, 2010

Jones Ave.North Brevard Walking Trail,

1505 Holder Road.Six Mile Creek, 5900 SR 46.

PALM BAYA.J. Goode Park, 1300 Bianca

Drive N.E.Castaways Point Park, 2990

Bay Blvd. N.E.Dade Circle Park, Dade Circle

N.E. off Cable Lane.Driskell Park, 2155 Monroe St.

N.E.Fred Lee Park, 895 Emerson

Drive N.E.Graffiti Skate Zone, 1502 Port

Malabar Blvd.H. Pollak Park, 1455 Main St.

N.E.Hurricane Paintball Park, 770

Hurricane St. S.W.James McGriff Park, 1146 De-

Groodt Road S.W.Knecht Park, 1380 Glenham

Drive N.E.Liberia Park, 2197 Northview St.

N.E.Liberty Park, 895 Carlyle Ave.

S.E.Lynbrook Park, 695 Lynbrook St.

N.W.Palm Bay Aquatic Center, 420

Community College Parkway S.E.Palm Bay Regional Park, 1951

Malabar Road N.W.Oakwood Park, 490 Koutnick

Road S.E.Riviera Park, 550 Riviera Drive

N.E.Stearns Point Park, 4295 Dixie

Highway N.E.Turkey Creek Greenway, 2804

Hickory Ave.Turkey Creek Sanctuary, 1518

Port Malabar Blvd. N.E.Twin Lakes Park, Fordham and

Bianca streets

Veterans Memorial Park, 2200Port Malabar Blvd. N.E.

West Oaks Park, LamplighterDrive N.W.

PORT ST. JOHNFay Lake Wilderness Park, 6300

Fay Blvd.Fay Park, 6315 Depot Road.Friendship Park, 1055 Barclay

Drive.Nicol Park, 6660 N. U.S. 1.Port St. John Boat Ramp, 6650

N. U.S. 1.Port St. John Community Center,

6650 Corto Road.

ROCKLEDGECommunity Park of Rockledge,

398 Gus Hipp Blvd.McLarty Park, 790 Barton Blvd.Riverwalk, 5355 U.S. 1.Rockledge Community Park,

960 Cogswell St.Silver Pines Park, 1045 Noreen

Blvd.Taylor Park, 1292 Florida Ave.Valencia Dock, 914 Rockledge

Drive.

SATELLITE BEACHDavid R. Schechter Community

Center, 1089 South Patrick Drive.DeSoto Sports and Recreation

Park, 499 DeSoto Parkway.Graboksy Ballfield, 475 Cassia

Blvd., behind Surfside ElementaryHedgecock Park , 565 Cassia

Blvd.Olsen Ballfield, 510 Cinnamon

Drive.Pelican Beach Park, 1525 SR

A1A.Samsons Island Nature Pre-

serve, on the Banana River (boat ac-cess only).

Seagull Park, 285 SR A1A.Skate Park, 750 Jamaica Blvd.South Patrick Community Park,

249 Sea Park Blvd.S.P.R.A. Park, 499 SR A1A.Tot Lot Park , Cinnamon Drive,

just west of Satellite Police Depart-ment.

SCOTTSMOORParrish Park, 4055 Magoon Ave.Scottsmoor Landing, 2400 Hunt-

ington Ave.

SHARPESSharpes Community Park, North

Cocoa Boulevard (U.S. 1).Space Coast Communities

Sports Complex, 662 CanaveralGroves Blvd.

SUNTREERotary Park at Suntree, 6495

U.S. 1.

TITUSVILLEBlanton Park, 1300 Main St.

Blue Hole Park, 1300 CheneyHighway.

Chain of Lakes Recreation Com-plex, Jay Jay Road, east of U.S. 1.

Dunn Airpark Soccer Fields, 615N. Singleton Ave.

Fox Lake Park, 4400 Fox LakeRoad.

Isaac Campbell Sr. Park, 701South St.

Kennedy Point Park, 4915 S.Washington Ave.

Manatee Hammock, 7275 S.U.S. 1.

Marina Park, 501 Marina Roadoff Garden Street.

Parrish Park, State Road 402 at1 Max Brewer Causeway.

Playalinda Beach, east on MaxBrewer Causeway.

Rotary Riverfront Park, 4141 S.Washington Ave. (U.S. 1).

Sand Point Park, U.S. 1 and SR402.

Sherwood Park, 1845 RobinHood Ave.

Singleton Tennis Courts, 655 N.Singleton Ave.

Space View Park, 8 Broad St.Stuart Park, 4260 Stuart Ave.Titusville Veterans Memorial

Fishing Pier, 2 A. Max Brewer Me-morial Parkway (SR 402).

Tom Statham Park, 7101 S.U.S. 1.

William J. Manzo Memorial Park,3335 S. Washington Ave.

W.W. James Park, 330 LittleLeague Lane

Wuesthoff Park, 2000 WuesthoffSt.

VIERAClubhouse Park, 1600 Club-

house DriveEastwind Park, 6304 Trieda

DriveNorth Solerno Park, 5225 Tavis-

tock DriveSuseda Park, 5805 Murrell RoadViera Regional Park, 2300 Judge

Fran Jamieson WayWestwind Park, 5504 Tavistock

DriveWoodside Park, 1705 Crane

Creek Blvd.

WEST MELBOURNEBryant Adams Park , 2285

Minton RoadClements Wood Park, Fell Road

east of Hollywood BoulevardErna Nixon Park, 1200 Evans

RoadMax K. Rodes Park, 3000

Minton RoadPolice Foundation Park, 4150

Miami Ave.Tallwood Park, Hollywood Boule-

vard south of Henry Avenue.Westbrooke Park, Wingate and

Hollywood boulevards.



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• Large-print books• Computerized card catalog withdial-in capabilities• Homebound services to those whocannot visit their public library,321-633-1815• Current magazines and newspapers• Regularly scheduled storytellingsessions and toddler times• The Brevard County Talking BooksLibrary at the Central Brevard Libraryin Cocoa is a subregional library forthe blind and physically disabled. Call321-633-1810 for the office.• Libraries have videos, DVDs,records, CDs and books on CDs orcassettes. Call 321-633-1796 forthe Audio and Visual Library.• Brevard County Master Gardeners’sessions. Call 321-633-1702 forCocoa. Call 321-952-4536 forPalm Bay.

• Friends of the Library groupssupport several libraries throughfundraisers, volunteer work,programming for the libraries andperiodic used-book sales. Friends ofthe Library groups are active at thelibraries listed above that are markedwith asterisks. Central Brevard Libraryand Reference Center in Cocoa,Titusville Public Library, Franklin T.DeGroodt Memorial Library in PalmBay, South Mainland Library in Micco,Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Public Libraryin Melbourne, Cocoa Beach PublicLibrary, Melbourne Beach PublicLibrary, Mims/Scottmoor, Palm Bay,Satellite Beach, West Melbourne,Melbourne, Port St. John,Suntree/Viera, Cape Canaveral andEau Gallie libraries.

• Brevard County libraries:www.brev.org

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Libraries near youNORTH

1. Mims-Scottsmoor Public Library*3615 Lionel Road, Mims,321-264-5080.

2. Titusville Public Library*2121 S. Hopkins Ave., Titusville,321-264-5026.

3. Port St. John Public Library*6500 Carole Ave., Port St. John,321-633-1867.

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4. Central Brevard Libraryand Reference Center*308 Forrest Ave., Cocoa,321-633-1792.

5. Merritt Island Public Library1195 N. Courtenay Parkway, Merritt Island,321-455-1369.

6. Cape Canaveral Public Library*201 Polk Ave., Cape Canaveral,321-868-1101.

7. Florida Historical Society Library435 Brevard Ave., Cocoa,private nonprofit repository for the collectionsfor the Florida Historical Society,321-690-0099,fax 321-690-4388,e-mail: [email protected],myfloridahistory.org

8. Brevard County Library Connectionat Rockledge City Hall1600 Huntington Lane, Rockledge,321-690-3978 or 321-633-1792.

9. Cocoa Beach Public Library*550 N. Brevard Ave., Cocoa Beach,321-868-1104.

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10. Brevard County Law LibraryHarry T. and Harriette V. Moore JusticeCenter, 2825 Judge Fran Jamieson Way,Viera,321-617-7295.

11. Suntree/Viera Public Library*902 Jordan Blass Drive, Melbourne,321-255-4404.

12. Satellite Beach Public Library*751 Jamaica Blvd., Satellite Beach,321-779-4004.

13. Eau Gallie Public Library*1521 Pineapple Ave., Melbourne,321-255-4304.

14. Melbourne Public Library*540 E. Fee Ave., Melbourne,321-952-4514.

15. West Melbourne Public Library*2755 Wingate Blvd., West Melbourne,321-952-4508.

16. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Public Library*955 E. University Blvd., Melbourne,321-952-4511.

17. Melbourne Beach Public Library*324 Ocean Ave., Melbourne Beach,321-956-5642.

18. Palm Bay Public Library*1520 Port Malabar Blvd. N.E., Palm Bay,321-952-4519.

19. Franklin T. DeGroodt Memorial Library*6475 Minton Road S.W., Palm Bay,321-952-6317.

20. South Mainland Library*7921 Ron Beatty Blvd., Micco,772-664-4066.

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At a glanceThe Brevard LibraryFoundation is made up ofcommunity volunteers whoraise money beyondgovernmental resources.The foundation office is at219 Indian River Drive, Cocoa,321-633-1887.

A Brevard County library card is a free ticket to books,DVDs, videotapes and CDsFree library cards are available withproof of residency, such as driver’slicense, Florida identification card orvehicle registration card with aBrevard address. The card is good

for three years at any of the librariesin the county system.Books and other materials checkedout at one library can be returnedto any system library.

Some of the services available at various branches:


Weather

Tropical drama steams up Sunshine StateBut beware mingling with nature

BY CHRIS KRIDLERFLORIDA TODAY

Spend any time in Florida, andyou’ll be treated to a dramaticversion of live theater: theweather.

Sometimes it’s a suspensethriller, when hurricanes churnin the Atlantic and threaten ourcoast, mainly during the officialseasonofJune1toNov.30.

Sometimes it’s a light show, aswhen lightning dazzles the sky,but that’s a show safely experi-encedonly indoors.

For much of the year, theSpace Coast’s weather is glori-ous, with average highs of about72 degrees and lows of about 50in January and February. Just beprepared for highs of 90 degreesinthesummer.

Summertime marks the high-est frequency of lightning

strikes, as well. Lightning isFlor-ida’s topweatherkiller, andFlor-ida, the country’s lightning capi-tal, leads other states in lightningdeathsandinjuries.

If you hear thunder while out-doors, get into a building or anenclosed car, and stay off cordedphones and away from plumb-ing. Picnic pavilions aren’t safe,and standing under a tree mayincreaseyourdanger.

The dry season of late fallthrough early spring may in-crease the danger of fire, whilesummer is the rainy season, withaverage totals of more than5 inches from June through Au-gust and more than 7 inches inSeptember.

Those totals can be enhancedby tropical storms and hurri-canes. A Category 1 hurricanehas sustained wind speeds of74 mph to 95 mph; a cata-s t rophic Category 5 tops155 mph.

Even in a Category 1 storm, itis wise to evacuate trailers and

manufactured homes, and resi-dents of the barrier island com-munities also may need to leave.Follow the instructions of emer-gencymanagementofficials.

Of all the states, Floridahistor-icallyhashad themosthurricanehits. From 1851 to 2006, accord-ing to government research,Florida was struck by 114 hurri-canes, 37 of them major —Category 3 and above. Of stormsCategory 4 or higher, statisticsshow 83 percent have hit FloridaorTexas.

If the weather pattern is kind,however, storms may be steeredclockwise around the Bermudahighand“recurve”out tosea.

Colorado State Universityforecasters Philip Klotzbach andWilliam Gray predict 11 to1 6 n a m e d s t o r m s i n t h e

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2010 storm namesThese are names that willbe assigned for 2010Atlantic tropical stormsand hurricanes:

AlexBonnieColinDanielleEarlFionaGastonHermineIgorJulia

KarlLisaMatthewNicoleOttoPaulaRichardSharyTomasVirginieWalter

Malcolm Denenmark, 2009 FLORIDA TODAY file

All wet. Astronaut High senior Cassie Williamson and her class-mates were blessed by Mother Nature when their graduation cere-mony was hit by a downpour.

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Chambers of commerce

FLORIDA TODAY file

Sparkling water. It’s easy to promote the beauty of Brevard’sbeaches and waterways.

Cocoa Beach Area Chamber ofCommerce: 400 FortenberryRoad, Merritt Island, serves Co-coa, Cocoa Beach, Rockledge,Merritt Island, Viera, Port St. John,Cape Canaveral, Port Canaveral,Patrick Air Force Base and theKennedy Space Center area,321-459-2200, cocoabeachchamber.com

Florida Puerto Rican/HispanicChamber of Commerce: 2293 Au-rora Road, Melbourne, statechamber serves all of BrevardCounty, 321-752-1003, fprhcc.org

Greater Palm Bay Chamber ofCommerce: 4100 Dixie HighwayN.E., Palm Bay, serves Mel-bourne, West Melbourne, Grant-Valkaria, Micco, Malabar, BarefootBay, Sebastian, the beaches,

Palm Bay and some parts of Titus-ville and Cape Canaveral,321-951-9998, palmbaychamber.com

Melbourne Regional Chamber:1005 E. Strawbridge Ave., Mel-bourne, serves Barefoot Bay,Grant-Valkaria, Malabar, Mel-bourne, Melbourne Village, Micco,Palm Bay, Palm Shores, Suntree/Viera, Indialantic, Satellite Beach,Indian Harbour Beach and WestMelbourne, 321-724-5400,melpb-chamber.org

Titusville Area Chamber ofCommerce: 2000 S. WashingtonAve., Titusville, serves Port St.John, Mims, Titusville and Scotts-moor,321-267-3036,titusville.org

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Atlantic basin for 2010, with sixtoeightof themhurricanes.

For a long time, Florida expe-rienced a respite from hurri-canes, but an active cycle linkedpartly to shifts in Atlantic Oceantemperatures startedin1995andisexpectedto last fordecades.

In years with an El Nino pat-tern, hurricanes may be dis-rupted, though severe weathermay increase. As 2010 begins, ElNino is strongly in force, but it isexpected to weaken into sum-mer.

Florida has a large number oftornadoes and waterspouts,though they tend to be fasteventsandweaker thanthoseas-sociated with Tornado Alley su-percells. However, some tor-nado events have been devastat-ing, including the February 1998tornado that killed 42 people,and the Feb. 2, 2007, supercellthat dropped three tornadoesthat killed 21 people in LakeCounty, according to a NationalWeatherServicesurvey.

One way to protect yourselffrom tornadoes and other severeweather events is to stay in-

formed by buying a weather ra-dio.AweatherradiopicksupNa-tional Weather Service forecastsand sounds an alert tone whenwatches and warnings are is-sued.

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Community centers

CAPE CANAVERALCape Canaveral Recreation

Center, 7300 N. Atlantic Ave.,321-868-1226.

COCOACocoa Civic Center , 430 Del-

annoy Ave., 321-639-3500.

Cocoa West Recreation Com-plex, 230 S. Burnett Road,321-633-1987.

Joe Lee Smith Community Cen-ter, 419 Washington St.,321-633-1872.

Lower Level Teen Center , 840Forrest Ave., 321-633-1874.

Porcher House , 434 DelannoyAve., 321-639-3500.

Travis Park Community Cen-ter, 2001 Michigan Ave.,321-633-1871.

COCOA BEACHCocoa Beach Recreation Com-

plex, 321 Ramp Road,321-868-3274.

Freedom 7 Senior CommunityCenter, 5000 Tom Warriner Blvd.,321-783-9505.

GRANT-VALKARIAGrant Community Center ,

4580 First St., 321-723-8687.

INDIAN HARBOUR BEACHHarbour Beach Recreation

Complex, 1233 Yacht Club Blvd.,321-773-0552.

MELBOURNECarver Park Recreation Cen-

ter, 1092 Swan St.,321-255-4625.

Crane Community Center ,1440 Mosswood Drive,321-255-4609.

Dorcas Outreach Center forKids (DOCK), 1151 MastersonSt., 321-253-4214

Eau Gallie Civic Center , 1551Highland Ave., 321-255-4608.

Front Street Civic Center ,2205 S. Front St., 321-674-5700.

Grant Street Community Cen-ter, 2547 Grant St.,321-674-5723.

Lipscomb Park CommunityCenter, 3316 S. Monroe St.,321-674-5725.

Melbourne Auditorium, 625 E.Hibiscus Blvd., 321-674-5700.

MIA/POW Community Center ,5995 N. U.S. 1, 321-255-4400.

Wickham Park Senior Center ,2785 Leisure Way,321-255-4494.

MELBOURNE BEACHSouth Beach Community Cen-

ter, 500 Old Florida Trail,321-952-3210.

MERRITT ISLANDKiwanis Island Park Commu-

nity Center , 951 Kiwanis IslandPark Road, 321-455-1380.

Rotary Park Nature Center ,1899 S. Courtenay Parkway,321-455-1385.

Woody Simpson CommunityCenter, 1590 Schoolhouse St.,321-455-1379.

Veterans Memorial Center ,400 S. Sykes Creek Parkway,321-453-1776.

MICCOSouth Mainland Community

Center, 3700 Allen Ave.,772-663-8748.

MIMSCuyler Park Community Cen-

ter, 2329 Harry T. Moore Ave.,321-264-5045.

Harry T. & Harriette V. MooreCultural Center , 2180 FreedomAve., 321-264-6595.

PALM BAYGreater Palm Bay Senior Cen-

ter, 1275 Culver Drive N.E.,321-724-1338.

Margaret Hames Nature Cen-ter at Turkey Creek Sanctuary ,1502 Port Malabar Blvd. N.E.,321-676-6690.

Ted Whitlock Community Cen-ter, 370 Championship CircleN.W., 321-952-3231.

Palm Bay Community Center ,1502 Port Malabar Blvd.,321-952-3443.

Palm Bay Aquatic Center,Brevard Community College Cam-pus, 420 Community College Park-way S.E., 321-952-2833.

PORT ST. JOHNPort St. John Community Cen-

ter, 6650 Corto Road,321-633-1904.

ROCKLEDGEMcLarty Park Community Cen-

ter, 790 Barton Blvd.,321-633-1870.

Martin Andersen Senior Cen-ter, 1025 S. Florida Ave.,321-631-7549.

Riverwalk Nature Center ,5355 U.S. 1, 321-433-4490.

SATELLITE BEACHDavid R. Schechter Community

Center, 1089 S. Patrick Drive,321-773-6458.

SHARPESWalter Butler Community Cen-

ter, Bernice G. Jackson Park,4201 N. U.S. 1., 321-433-4448.

TITUSVILLEHomer Powell Nature Center

at Wuesthoff Park , 2000 Wues-thoff St., 321-264-5105.

Isaac Campbell Sr. CommunityCenter, 701 South St.,321-264-5037.

North Brevard Senior Center ,909 Lane Ave., 321-268-2333.

Police Athletic League Gymna-sium, 835 Sycamore St.,321-268-8771.

Sandrift Community Center ,585 N. Singleton Ave.,321-264-5037.

Tom Statham Community Cen-ter, 7101 S. U.S. 1, Titusville,321-633-1904.

VIERAViera Regional Park Commu-

nity Center , 2300 Judge Fran Ja-mieson Way, 321-255-4400.

WEST MELBOURNEMax K. Rodes Community Cen-

ter, 3000 Minton Road,321-255-4400.

Nature Center at Erna NixonPark,1200EvansRoad,321-952-4525.

Michael R. Brown, 2009 FLORIDA TODAY file

Making waves. Cory Cummings with Viera High swims the 100 but-terfly during a Cape Coast Conference swimming meet at the CocoaBeach Recreation Center.

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Animals and pets

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REGULATIONSBrevard County requires all

dogs and cats to be vaccinatedand have attached animal licensetags that must be renewed eachyear.

Pet owners can be fined up to$120 for each animal that doesn’thave a rabies vaccination certifi-cate and license tag.

Cost for tags is $10 for spayedor neutered pets, $16 for unal-tered dogs and cats, $10 for petsyounger than 1 year, $2 for re-placement tags.

You can purchase or renewyour animal license tag by calling321-617-7503. Visa or Master-Card credit cards are accepted.

Tags also can be purchased atBrevard Animal Services and En-forcement, 1515 Sarno Road,Building B, Melbourne; many vet-erinary clinics; and local adoptioncenters.

The county also enforces aleash law for dogs and cats. Thefine for allowing an animal to beat large is $40 for the first of-fense and $65 for a second inci-dent.

All visitors and residents are re-quired to adhere to the laws es-tablished by the Brevard CountyCode of Animal Control Ordinance.

Contact Animal Services andEnforcement at 321-633-2024 orvisit brevardanimalservices.com.

EMERGENCY CAREAnimal Emergency and Critical

Care Center of Brevard: 2281 W.Eau Gallie Blvd., Melbourne, Vet-erinary Imaging & Specialty Cen-ter. 321-725-5365, centralflori-daanimaler.com

See ANIMALS, 43

Christina Stuart, 2009 FLORIDA TODAY file

Puppy love. Sandy Novotny ofPalm Bay plays with her dog,Bunny, at Crane Community Parkin Melbourne.

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Animal Specialty Hospital andEmergency Clinic: 5775 SchenckAve., Rockledge, emergency carefrom 6 p.m. to 8 a.m. Mondaythrough Friday; open 24 hoursweekends and holidays,321-752-7600;ashemergency.com

ANIMAL SHELTERSCentral Brevard Humane Soci-

ety: 1020 Cox Road, Cocoa,321-636-3343.

Florida Wildlife Hospital &Sanctuary: 4560 N. U.S. 1, Mel-bourne, cares for sick, injured andabandoned wildlife and large mi-gratory birds, and returns them totheir habitat, 321-254-8843;floridawildlifehospital.org.

HorseSisters: Sanctuary forabused and neglected horses pro-vides therapeutic riding and driv-ing for all, including disabled chil-dren and adults, horse-drawn car-riages and wagons for special oc-casions, 321-385-0216;horsesisters.org

Humane Society of SouthBrevard: 2600 Otter Creek Lane,Melbourne, 321-259-0601, [email protected];petfinder.com/shelters/FL84.html

North Animal Care Center:2605 Flake Road, Titusville,321-264-5119.

South Animal Care and Adop-tion Center: 5100 W. Eau GallieBlvd., Melbourne, 321-253-6608.

The Society for the Preventionof Cruelty to Animals: 455 Che-ney Highway, Titusville,321-267-8221 or 321-269-0536.

Wild Horse Rescue Educationand Rehabilitation Center: De-voted to the preservation of thespirit of the west by saving Ameri-

ca’s wild heritage — the mustang.Lectures, clinics and adoptionsavailable, 321-427-1523;mlwhr.com

DOG PARKSBrevard Animal Recreation

Club: Off-leash dog park advo-cates and raises money for ameni-ties in existing and proposedcounty dog parks, e-mail [email protected]; brevardanimalrecreationclub.blogspot.com

Lori Wilson Park: 1500 N. At-lantic Ave., Cocoa Beach,

321-455-1380; brevardparks.comPalm Bay Regional Park: 1951

Malabar Road N.W., Palm Bay,321-637-5732; brevardparks.com

Sand Point Park: 101 N. Wash-ington Ave., Titusville, short leashonly, 321-637-5732;brevardparks.com

Satellite Beach Dog Park: 750Jamaica Blvd., 321-777-8004;satellitebeach.org

Wickham Park: 2500 ParkwayDrive,Melbourne,321-255-4307;brevardparks.com

Bottle anda blanket.Jo Faden, avolunteer atthe FloridaWildlifeHospital &Sanctuary inMelbourne,bottle-feeds animmatureracoon rescuedfrom the wild.

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Getting aroundPORT CANAVERAL

Carnival Cruise Lines sails theGlory on seven-day Caribbeancruises and the Sensation onthree- and four-day cruises to theBahamas from Port Canaveral.The Dream sails on seven- andnine-day Caribbean cruises. ThePride, which sails from Baltimore,will make port-of-call stops here,800-438-6744; carnival.com

Disney Cruise Line sails theMagic on seven-night Caribbeancruises out of Port Canaveral onSaturdays. The Wonder sailsthree- and four-night Bahamascruises on Thursdays and Sun-days, 800-951-3532; disneycruise.com

Norwegian Cruise Line sailsthe Norwegian Gem out of NewYork City, making port-of-call visitsto Port Canaveral on March 6, 13,20 and 27; April 3; Nov. 13; Nov.13, 20 and 27 and Dec. 11, 18and 25. In early 2011, port-of-callvisits are slated for Feb. 12, 19and 26; March 5, 12, 19 and 26;April 2, 9, 16 and 23. NorwegianJewel also is sailing a Bahamasand Florida itinerary roundtrip fromNew York with visits to Port Ca-naveral on April 24; May 1, 8, 15,22 and 29; June 5, 12, 19 andJune 26; July 3, 10, 17, 24 and31; Aug. 7, 14, 21 and 28; Sept.4; Oct. 10, 17, 24 and 31;

Nov. 7, 14, 21 and 28; Dec. 5,12, 19 and 26. In early 2011,port-of-call visits are slated forFeb. 13, 20 and 27; March 6, 13,20 and 27; April 3, 10 and 17.For reservations, call866-234-7350 or visit ncl.com.

Royal Caribbean sails the Mon-arch of the Seas, on three- andfour-night Bahamas cruises on Fri-day and Monday, respectively.Starting in May, Freedom of theSeas sails alternating seven-nightroundtrip cruises to the Easternand Western Caribbean from PortCanaveral on Sundays,800-327-6700 or 800-722-5627(in Spanish); royalcaribbean.com.

BUS SERVICESpace Coast Area Transit pro-

vides public bus and trolley serv-ice across Brevard County. Allbuses are equipped with wheel-chair lifts and bike racks.

Fifteen weekday routes servicemajor shopping centers, govern-ment centers, social servicesagencies, colleges, universitiesand hospitals. Evening and week-end service also is available onmost routes. More than 25 per-cent of all passenger trips arework related.

The system’s terminals are at401 S. Varr Ave., Cocoa, and 460

S. Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne.For maps, schedules and informa-tion, call 321-633-1878 or866-610-RIDE.

Printable route maps, sched-ules and a trip planner thatgenerates a map and text direc-tions from a starting location, tothe closest bus stop to the finaldestination and back again, areavailable at RideSCAT.com.

Other ride-share alternatives of-fered by Space Coast CommuterAssistance include a vanpool leas-ing program and car and vanpoolmatching.

Park-N-Ride lots are west ofI-95 on Eau Gallie Boulevard andin Palm Bay, west of Minton Roadon Emerson Drive. Currently, tax-free commuter benefits are $230per month for qualified transit andvanpooling expenses. Details areavailable at RideSCAT.com. For in-formation or to scheduleemployee/employer presenta-tions, call 321-952-4563 or866-610-RIDE.

Greyhound maintains terminalsin Titusville and at Melbourne In-ternational Airport.

The Titusville stop is at the GasKwick gas station at 1220 S.Washington Ave., 321-267-8760;Melbourne information,321-723-4329; greyhound.com

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MELBOURNEINTERNATIONAL AIRPORTMelbourne International Airport is

served by Delta Air Lines, US Air-ways and Direct Air.

Charter flights are available, pri-marily through Baer Air, which offerstravel to destinations in the UnitedStates and throughout the Carib-bean, 321-956-8695 or866-453-2605, http://flybaerair.com. On-demand flights tothe Bahamas also are availablethrough AirGate Aviation Inc.,407-585-3546, airgatecharter.com.

Transportation to and from theairport is readily available via theMelbourne Airport Shuttle, which of-fers door-to-door service. Taxi, busand limousine service, as well asrental car agencies, also are avail-able.

The airport also serves aviationtenants, including Florida Tech.

The airport is at 1 Air TerminalParkway, Melbourne,321-723-6227, ext. 222;mlbair.com

REGIONAL AIRPORTSTi-Co Airport Authority operates

three airports:Space Coast Regional Airport ,

which has a runway capable of ac-

cepting international flights and ishome to a Helicopter Adventuresflight school, 355 Golden KnightsBlvd., in south Titusville;

Arthur Dunn Airpark, which fea-tures a grass runway for recrea-tional flights and Sky Dive SpaceCenter, 480 N. Williams Ave. innorth Titusville;

Merritt Island Airport , which fea-tures Baer Air on-demand charterflights, 900 Airport Road, south ofCone Road; flairport.com

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Postal Service lobbies areopen 24 hours a day with accessto vending machines. To find abranch, call 800-275-8777. You’llneed the ZIP code of the areayou’re trying to reach. Windowservice is available at:

NORTH BREVARDIndian River City branch: 686

Cheney Highway, Titusville, Winn-Dixie shopping center,321-267-4826, ext. 21, 9 a.m. to5 p.m. weekdays.

Mims: 3405 Kelly Road,321-267-5122, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.weekdays, 9 a.m. to noon Satur-day.

Port St. John: 7135 N. U.S. 1,321-631-0300, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.weekdays, 9 a.m. to noon Satur-days.

Scottsmoor: 3750 MagoonAve., 321-267-8700, 8:30 a.m. tonoon, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. week-days, 9 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday.

Titusville Postal Store: 1538Harrison Ave., 321-264-1875,9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays,9 a.m. to noon Saturday.

CENTRAL BREVARDCape Canaveral: 8700 Astro-

naut Blvd., 321-783-3163, 9 a.m.to 5 p.m. weekdays, 9 to noonSaturday.

Cocoa: 2000 SR 524,321-632-7190, 8:30 a.m. to5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to1 p.m. Saturday.

Cocoa Beach: 500 N. BrevardAve., 321-783-2544, 9 a.m. to5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to noonSaturday.

Cocoa Village: 600 FloridaAve., Suite 101, 321-632-7190,9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays.

Five Points: 1114 Lake Drive,Cocoa, 321-635-9069, 8:30 a.m.to 4:30 p.m. weekdays.

Merritt Island: 333 CrockettBlvd., 321-453-1366, 8:30 a.m.to 5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to1 p.m. Saturday.

Rockledge: 3000 Murrell Road,321-636-4177, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.weekdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Satur-day.

Sharpes: 4425 N. U.S. 1,321-632-8561, 8:30 a.m. to5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to noonSaturday.

SOUTH BREVARDEau Gallie: 681 St. Clair St.,

321-255-7589, 8:30 a.m. to5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to noonSaturday.

Grant: 5560 Old Dixie Highway,321-726-6815, 9 a.m. to noonand 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. weekdays,9 to 11 a.m. Saturday.

Indialantic: 200 N. Palm Ave.,321-723-9853, 8:30 a.m. to5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to noonSaturday.

Malabar: 1720 Malabar Road,321-837-1195, 8:30 a.m. to4:30 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. tonoon Saturday.

Melbourne, main office: 640 E.New Haven Ave., 321-723-6164or 800-275-8777, 8:30 a.m. to

5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to noonSaturday.

Melbourne Beach: 504 OceanAve., 321-723-6738, 9 a.m. to4 p.m. weekdays.

Palm Bay: 4660 Lipscomb St.N.E., 321-723-6962, 9 a.m. to5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to noonSaturday.

Palm Bay West: 950 MalabarRoad S.W., 321-984-9658,8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays,9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday.

Palm Bay-Interchange Square:1155 Malabar Road N.E., Suite18, Palm Bay, 321-951-7124,8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays,9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.

Patrick Air Force Base: 424Falcon Ave., 321-784-0728,9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 4 p.m.weekdays.

Satellite Beach: 210 JacksonAve., 321-773-9638, 9 a.m. to5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to noonSaturday.

Suntree: 6105 N. WickhamRoad, 321-242-0426, 9 a.m. to6 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to1 p.m. Saturday.

West Melbourne: 2305 MintonRoad, 321-733-0427, 8:30 a.m.to 5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. tonoon Saturday.


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1. Parrish Medical Center951 N. Washington Ave., Titusville.Main number: 321-268-6111.• Emergency: 321-268-6130.• Parrish Health & Fitness Center:321-268-6200.• Port St. John Healthcare Center:321-636-9393.• Parrish Home Health:830 Century Medical Drive, Suite A,321-268-6275.

2. Wuesthoff Medical Center-Rockledge110 Longwood Ave.Main number: 321-636-2211.• Patient information: ext. 1100.• Emergency: ext. 1260.• Wuesthoff Brevard Homecare:321-253-2200.• Wuesthoff Rehabilitation Services:321-433-0288.

3. Cape Canaveral Hospital701 W. Cocoa Beach Causeway, CocoaBeach.Main number, patient information:321-799-7111.• Sleep disorder center:321-868-5832.

4. Wuesthoff Medical Center-Melbourne250 N. Wickham Road.Main number: 321-752-1200.• Emergency: 321-752-1230.• Wuesthoff Wound Care andHyperbaric Center: 321-676-2012.

5. Holmes Regional Medical Center1350 S. Hickory St., Melbourne.Main number: 321-434-7000.• Patient information:321-434-7121.• Emergency: 321-434-7298.• Health First Women & Children’sResource Center: 321-434-7344.• Health First Home Care:200 S. Courtenay Parkway,Merritt Island, 321-434-5909.• Health First Home Care:1912 Dairy Road, West Melbourne,321-434-7300.• Health First Aging Institute:3661 S. Babcock St., Melbourne.321-727-3370.

6. Kindred HealthcareLong-term acute care hospital765 W. Nasa Blvd.,321-733-5725.

7. HealthSouth Sea PinesRehabilitation Hospital101 E. Florida Ave., Melbourne321-984-4600.

8. Palm Bay Hospital1425 Malabar Road N.E., Palm Bay.Main number: 321-434-8000.• Emergency: 321-434-8015.• Sleep disorder center:321-434-8087.

9. Sebastian River Medical Center13695 U.S. 1. (Not shown on map)Main number: 772-589-9500and 772-589-3186.

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Health-related agenciesBrevard Professional Network,mediator between insurancecompanies and physicians,321-757-7600.

Urgent care/Walk-in clinicsA. Royal Oaks Medical Centers1855 Knox McRae Drive, Titusville,321-269-2028• 7227 N. U.S. 1, Port St. John,321-637-1595.

B. MedFast Urgent Care CentersNew location inside Parrish HealthcareCenter on Port St. John Parkway willbe completed by summer 2010.

C. Brevard Family Walk-in Clinic1260 U.S. 1, Rockledge,321-636-0005.

D. The Clinic at Walmart*1500 E. Merritt Island Causeway,Merritt Island321-452-3400.

E. Sinai Walk-in Clinic2070 U.S. 1, Suite 102, Rockledge,321-637-0033.

F. MedFast Urgent Care Center7970 N. Wickham Road,Suite B, Melbourne,321-751-7222.

G. Premier Urgent Care/Badolato Family Health6300 N. Wickham Road,Suite 101, Melbourne,321-253-2169.

H. Atlantis Urgent Care2194 SR A1A, No. 106,Indian Harbour Beach,321-777-2273.

I. Melbourne Urgent Care187 S. Wickham Road,321-953-9981.

J. Melbourne Medical CenterUrgent walk-in clinic and medicalclinic, 15 E. Hibiscus Blvd., Suntree321-728-0000 or 321-722-2212.

K. Health First QuickCare1350 S. Hickory St., Melbourne321-434-1735,Health-First.org/QuickCare

L. Omni Healthcare’s Urgent Care Center2501 W. New Haven Ave.,West Melbourne, 321-723-9411.

M. 4CARE Walk-In Clinic590 Malabar Road S.E.,Suite 7, Colonial Square, Palm Bay321-676-3535,4carewalkinclinic.com

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Florida Clinical Laboratory:Full-service reference laboratorywith two locations. Melbourne of-fice, at 27 E. Hibiscus Blvd., isopen 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Mon-day through Friday and 8 a.m. tonoon Saturday. Suntree office, at6300 N. Wickham Road, is open7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondaythrough Friday. Suntree office of-fers $10 health tests availablewithout physician’s order Mondaythrough Friday; tests are offeredat Melbourne office every Tues-day. Tests are $10 each and in-clude CBC, CMP, PSA, TSH, thy-roid profile, A1C, lipid profile, PT/INR and highly sensitive CRP. Self-pay discounts are available ontests with physician orders;321-308-0868.

Paragon Rehabilitation: Senior-friendly outpatient therapy clinic atOne Senior Place, Viera,321-253-6316, ext. 273; [email protected].

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Countywide physician refer-rals: Brevard County Medical Soci-ety, 321-632-8481.

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Brevard Health Alliance: Sixclinics and a mobile unit servelow-income patients and thosewithout insurance. Accepts Medi-caid, Medicare, Florida KidCare,Health First Health Plans, BlueCross Blue Shield insurance andthose without medical insurance.Patients without medical insur-ance are charged based on theirhousehold income.

Family Practice Clinic loca-tions: 5270 Babcock St. N.E.,Suite 1, Palm Bay, 321-722-5959;17 Silver Palm Ave., Melbourne,321-733-2021; 15 Rosa L. JonesDrive, Cocoa, 321-639-5177; 705Blake Ave., Building G, Cocoa;321-633-6391.

Pediatric Clinic locations:5270 Babcock St. N.E., Suite 3,Palm Bay, 321-676-5996; 705Blake Ave., Building G, Cocoa,321-633-6391. Mobile van clinicvisits sites across the county.Registration is required on a walk-

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Brevard County Health Depart-ment: Three clinics provide healthcare at 611 Singleton Ave., Titus-ville; 2555 Judge Fran JamiesonWay, Viera; 2275 S. Babcock St.,Melbourne. Administrative offices,2575 N. Courtenay Parkway, Mer-ritt Island; 321-637-7300.

Community Medical Clinic: Af-filiate of Parrish Medical Center,serves low-income, underinsuredor uninsured North Brevard resi-dents; 321-268-0267.


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All One Family Senior Day Pro-gram: 585 N. Courtenay Parkway,Suite 101, Merritt Island,321-453-6577.

Coastal Oasis Adult Day CareCenter: 1575 Palm Bay Road,Palm Bay, 321-726-1722.

Creative Care Center: 3300 N.Atlantic Ave, Cocoa Beach,784-3502, daycare for seniorsneeding short-term or Alzheimer’scare. Amenities include music,trivia, hot lunches, games, enter-tainment, exercise and arts/crafts. Transportation available.

Joe’s Club: 4674 N. WickhamRoad, Melbourne. Also locationsin Titusville and Micco. Specializ-ing in Alzheimer’s and dementiacare. A wide variety of activities in-cluding games, music, snacks andmeals are available. Call253-4430 or 866-JOE-CLUB.

River’s Edge: 422 Martin St.S.E., Palm Bay, 727-7337, dailyand hourly care. Meals andsnacks, recreation, exercises, mu-sic and more.

Sarahcare of Melbourne: 1504S. Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne,321-676-3460.

Senior Care of Brevard: 234Willard St. Suite A, Cocoa,321-631-9014.

Your Second Home Adult DayCare: 3702 N. Courtney Parkway,Suites 108-110, 321-986-8500.

COCOA/ROCKLEDGECasual Country Living: 4801

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Palace Retirement Home: 965S. Florida Ave., 321-639-0004

Palm Cottages of Rockledge:3821 Sunnyside Court,321-633-1819.

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Alterra Clare Bridge, a Brook-dale Community: 7199 GreenboroDrive, West Melbourne,321-951-4455;brookdaleliving.com/clare-bridge-of-west-melbourne.aspx

Autumn House: 7999 SpyglassHill Road, Viera, 321-242-1006.

Buena Vida Estates: Continu-ous life-care facility, 2129 W. NewHaven Ave., West Melbourne,321-724-0060;buenavidaestates.org.

Buena Vida Assisted Living:2129 W. New Haven Ave., WestMelbourne, 321-724-0060;buenavidaestates.org.

The Brookshire: Formerlyknown as Catalina Assisted Living,85 Bulldog Blvd., Melbourne,321-984-7966.

Century Oaks: 4001 StackBlvd., Melbourne, 321-722-4440;familyextendedcare.org/century-oaks/

The Fountains: Senior livingcommunity, 4451 Stack Blvd.,Melbourne, 321-984-1494;kiscoseniorliving.com/communities_fountains.asp

Hibiscus Court: 540 E. Hibis-cus Blvd., Melbourne,321-951-1050 or toll-free877-257-5882; health-first.org/hospitals_services/hibiscus_court.cfm

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La Casa Assisted Living: 220N. Grove St., 321-426-5505;lacasaassistedliving.com

The Place at Merritt Island:535 Crockett Blvd.,321-454-2363;theplaceatmerrittisland.com

Smiles & Loving Care: 1065Garden Road, 321-454-4624.

Norwood Memory Care Center:325 Norwood St., 321-426-5505;thepalmsatnorwood.com

Tropical Living Club 2: 320 For-tenberry Road, 321 459-1118;tropicallivingclub.com

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2800 Fordham Road N.E.,321-723-3288.

The Elms: 1740 Elmhurst Cir-cle S.E., 321-951-2272.

Golden Wings-Darrow: 1351Darrow Road S.W.,321-676-6331;goldenwingsassistedliving.com

Golden Wings-Wendel: 3116Wendel Road S.E.,321-952-6623;

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Riverview Retirement Center:4470 S. Washington Ave.,321-383-2125.

Sand Point Senior Living: 1800Harrison St., 321-383-6000;brookdaleliving.com/sand-point.aspx

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Creative Care Center 3300 N. Atlantic Ave., Cocoa Beach, FL 32931

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Special Focus: Safe, supervised care and a welcome sigh of relief. Adult day care. Since 1982,

located at the First United Methodist Church of Cocoa Beach.

Creative Care Center offers short term and specialty care during the day. Amenities include music, trivia, hot lunch, exercise, games, entertainment, and craft/arts. Transportation is available. Resident capacity is 30, and the Center is licensed by the AHCA.

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Central Appointments (321) 639-5793 • WIC is an equal opportunity provider.

Viera2555 Judge Fran Jamieson Way

Viera, FL 32940

(321) 639-5802

Titusville611 Singleton Avenue

(321) 383-2791

Melbourne2275 S. Babcock Street

(321) 726-2922

How do I apply for WIC?

Call the WIC offi ce in your area for an appointment. WIC offi ce hours are 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 7 a.m. - 12 noon on Friday.

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Family Size* Annually Monthly Twice-Monthly Biweekly Weekly 1 $20,036 $1,670 $835 $771 $386 2 $26,955 $2,247 $1,124 $1,037 $519 3 $33,874 $2,823 $1,412 $1,303 $652 4 $40,793 $3,400 $1,700 $1,569 $785 5 $47,712 $3,976 $1,988 $1,836 $918 6 $54,631 $4,553 $2,277 $2,102 $1,051 7 $61,550 $5,130 $2,565 $2,368 $1,184 8 $68,469 $5,706 $2,853 $2,634 $1,317Additional Person +$6,919 +$577 +$289 +$267 +$134

Total Household Income (before taxes and deductions) must be equal to or below the following amounts:

* For a pregnant woman, each unborn infant counts as 1 extra person in thehousehold size.

* Each year, these dollar amounts may increase.Applicants might be income-eligible for WIC if they or other person in their households are currently receiving Medicaid, Food Stamps, or Temporary Cash Assistance (TCA).

What is WIC?

WIC is a nutrition program for Women, Infants, and Children. WIC provides the following services at NO COST:

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ABEL Nursing Agency: 1501Robert J. Conlan Blvd., Suite 6,Palm Bay. 24-hour service,321-984-1412.

Age Advantage Home CareServices: 1398 Palm Bay RoadN.E., Palm Bay. Private duty, non-medical homemaker/companionservices and personal, hands-oncare, 321-676-0103;ageadvantage.com

Amedisys: 3962 W. Eau GallieBlvd., Suite C, Melbourne. Skillednursing, home health aides, physi-cal therapy, occupational therapy,speech therapy, psychiatric serv-ices, 321-751-1901.

American Red Cross SpaceCoast chapter: 1700 Cedar St.,Rockledge. Training in CPR, firstaid and automated external defi-brillation equipment, certificationin nursing assistant, water safety,family caregiving, babysitting train-ing and HIV/AIDS, 321-890-1002;midfloridaredcross.org

Associated Home Health:3200 N. Wickham Road, Suite 4,Melbourne. Skilled nursing, physi-cal therapy, home health aides,social workers, Medicare certified,321-872-2000 or fax321-242-8401.

CAREtenders: 1071 Port Mal-abar Blvd. N.E., Suite 205, PalmBay, 321-308-0321. Also at 5095S. Washington Ave., Suite 101, Ti-

tusville, 321-268-4222;almostfamily.com

Comfort Keepers: 6743 CalaisAve., Cocoa, 321-733-2787; 217S. Hopkins Ave., 321-268-3310.Nonmedical in-home companion,homemaker and incidental trans-portation services;comfortkeepers.com

Comforts of Home Care Asso-ciates: 517-C N. Harbor City Blvd.,Melbourne, 321-255-0107; 1107S. Washington St., Titusville,321-383-8643.

Community Care for the Eld-erly and Disabled Adults: 3600W. King St., Suite 5, Cocoa. Casemanagement, personal care, res-pite, lifeline, adult day care, home-maker services, 321-631-2746.

CSI Nurse World: 950 N. Co-coa Blvd., Cocoa, 321-631-4331;1220 E. Prospect Ave., Suite 209,Melbourne, 321-722-0009. Homenursing care and staff relief.

Gentiva Health Services: 8247Devereux Drive, Suite 103, Viera,321-255-9995; 1333 GatewayDrive, Suite 1020, Palm Bay,321-725-4799. Nursing, physicaltherapy, assistance with the activi-ties of daily living, wound care andIV therapy. Specialties in orthope-dics, cardiopulmonary and bal-ance disorders; gentiva.com

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Allergy and Immunology Mark Minor, M.D. 757-5550Cardiology Shashin R. Desai, M.D. Gopal Gadodia, M.D. 255-1500Endocrinology Rajesh K. Desai, M.D. Nikhita Dhruv, M.D. 309-9000Family Medicine Rajive Das, M.D. 725-9800 Esmat A. Gayed, M.D. 255-0959 Mark Ireland, D.O. 773-2659 Ming T. Lai, M.D 768-2356 Poonam Mishra, D.O. 757-5105 Mark F. Pinsky, D.O. 255-4003 David Smith, D.O. 253-2206Gastroenterology Adwait Jathal, M.D. John C. Turse, M.D. 952-0700Internal Medicine Shakti Bakshi, M.D. 255-1947 Nitin Jain, M.D. 254-6338 James D. Kearney, M.D. 255-7118 Carlos Martinez-Solis, M.D. 253-2541 Gregory Waser, M.D. 259-6350Nephrology Tamer S. Ahmed, M.D. 728-2722Neurology Anthony Mazo-Mayorquin, M.D. Maritza Riascos-Mazo, M.D. 733-2711

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OB/GYN Mark S. McTammany, M.D. 768-7677 • 242-4515Oncology/Hematology Sumeet Chandra, M.D. Lisa Duhaime, M.D. 254-4776Pediatrics Steven D. Eggen, M.D. 724-1200 Mahesh M. Soni, M.D. 725-3438 777-6869 Sharad Vyas, M.D. 725-8111Podiatry Daniel Cohen, D.P.M. Randi Meberg, D.P.M. 253-3595Pulmonary/Critical Care Sleep Medicine Parvesh Bansal, M.D. 676-6000Rheumatology Luis Del Rosario, M.D. 837-0010Sports Medicine Mark F. Pinsky, D.O. 255-4003Surgery Mark R. Hanley, M.D. Aleksander Komar, M.D. 254-7717Urology Larry Landry, M.D. 253-1992Vascular Surgery Peter Dovgan, M.D. 751-2707

Administration 253-2900Clinical Lab 752-3888



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PhysicianInformation

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Cardiology Cesar Jara, M.D. Michael F. Lesser, M.D. Robert S. Morris, Jr., M.D. David J. Pocoski, M.D. James P. Zavitsanos, M.D. Judith Williams, A.R.N.P.

Chiropractic Orthopedics Michael Kambourelis, D.C. Susan Ville, D.C.

Dermatology Stacia Poole, M.D. Sandra Shrader, M.D. Trey McMullan, PA-C

Dermatologic Mohs Surgery Jeannine Stein, M.D.

Digestive Diseases Srinivasen Selvaraj, M.D. Sharon Glisson, A.R.N.P.

Ear, Nose & Throat James Bland, M.D. Fred Freeman, M.D. James Go, M.D. Lisa Crouch, MA, CCC-A, FAAA

Family Medicine Daniel Hammond, M.D. Susan L. Pinsky, M.D., M.P.H. Glenn R. Slomin, D.O. David H. Todd, D.O.

Foot & Ankle Surgery Martin A. Lenoci, D.P.M.

GeriatricsGiovanni Lupo, M.D. John H. Potomski, Jr., D.O. Karen Stewart, M.D. Joan Burritt, A.R.N.P. JoAnn Fisher, A.R.N.P. JoAnna Jensen, A.R.N.P. Marion Davenport, A.R.N.P. Michelle Lewis, A.R.N.P. Susan Waterbury, A.R.N.P. Kristen See, A.R.N.P. Marva Edwards-Marshall, A.R.N.P.

General & Oncologic Surgery Clifford L. Gelman, M.D. Pachavit Kasemsap, M.D.

General, Oncologic & Vascular Surgery Joseph A. Wasselle, M.D.

Hematology/Oncology Craig Badolato, M.D. Gregory Hoang, M.D. Stephen H. Yandel, D.O.

Infectious Diseases William Catena, M.D.

Internal Medicine Angela Aboutanos, M.D. Arland A. Adams, M.D. Janet A. Anciro, M.D. Andrew M. Atkinson, M.D. Gobivenkata Balaji, M.D. Julie A. Gelman, M.D. Anju Grover, M.D. Rajasri Krishnamurthy, M.D. Jay Kundumadathil, M.D. Sue Mitra, M.D. Scott Nunes, M.D. Mark S. Psarakis, M.D. Effie D. Samitas, M.D. David S. Shapiro, M.D. Raj Vellody, M.D. Trey McMullan, PA-C

Nephrology Vishnu Patel, M.D.

Neurological Surgeon Mitchell Supler, M.D.

Neurology Thomas G. Hoffman, M.D. Jill W. Miller, M.D., Ph.D

Orthopaedics Patricia Baumann, D.O. Robert Brennan, M.D. Devin Datta, M.D. Richard Hynes, M.D. Liza Korfhage, PA-C Damien Velez, PA-C Anne Gregg, PA-C Walter Harris, PA-C

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Physical Therapy Ted Landgraf, PT

PulmonologyJerry Pinto, M.D.

Rheumatology Hector E. Ramirez, M.D.

UrologyPrody Borboroglu, M.D. Anthony Saracino, M.D. Beth Holtham, PA-C

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Granny Nannies: 1900 S. Har-bor City Blvd., Suite 300, Mel-bourne, 321-984-0655.

Health First Home Care: 200S. Courtenay Parkway, Merritt Is-land, 321-434-5909.

Health First Private Duty: 220S. Courtenay Parkway, Suite C,Merritt Island. Private duty, skillednurses, sitters and custodialhome health care, 321-459-1804.

Home Aid of Florida: Errands,shopping, cleaning, organizing,companionship, appointments andmore, 321-480-7369;homeaidesimplifies.com.

Hospice of Health First: 1900Dairy Road, Melbourne. Homehealth care, grief support and so-cial workers for the terminally illand their families, in-patient Hos-pice House in Palm Bay,321-952-0494.

Hospice of St. Francis: 1250-BGrumman Place, Titusville,321-269-4240. Personal care,skilled nursing, home healthaides, counseling, social workersfor the terminally ill and their fami-lies; hospiceofstfrancis.com

Maxim Healthcare Services:1101 W. Hibiscus Blvd., Suite107, Melbourne, 321-951-0011.Skilled nursing, companionservices/assistance, hourly carearound the clock, IV therapies,wound care, e-mail [email protected]; maxhealth.com

Meals on Wheels and Seniorsat Lunch: 321-639-8770.

A Moment’s Notice HealthCare: 989 37th Place, VeroBeach, provides home health careto South Brevard, 772-589-7429.

Nationwide Wheelchair Lifts:1536 Cypress Ave., Melbourne,321-255-5549.

NHC Homecare: 2395 N. Court-enay Parkway, Suite 101, MerrittIsland, 321-459-9111.

Nurse-On-Call: 2202 S. Bab-cock St., Melbourne,321-984-0223. Skilled nursing,physical therapy, occupationaltherapy, speech therapy, medicalsocial services and home healthaides, specialty oncology, woundcare, orthopedic and rehabilitationprograms, Medicare certified.

OMNI Home Care: 1801 SarnoRoad, Suite 1, Melbourne,321-752-9292; omnihha.com

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Open your heart and home to an extraordinary childOpen your heart and home to an extraordinary childThere are children on the Space Coast who long for a place to call their own with a familyThere are children on the Space Coast who long for a place to call their own with a familywho will care for and nurture them.who will care for and nurture them.

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Make this the year you consider adoptionMake this the year you consider adoptionor foster care!or foster care!

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Infusion Partners: Formerly Op-tion Care of Melbourne Inc., 1600Sarno Road, Suite 10, Melbourne,321-242-2996. Home infusion,respiratory, nutritional services.

Parrish Home Health: 830 Cen-tury Medical Drive, Suite A, Titus-ville, 321-268-6275. Skilled nurs-ing; physical, occupational andspeech therapy; social worker;home health aide;parrishmed.com

Physician’s Choice HomeHealth Services: 1326 MalabarRoad, Palm Bay, 321-726-1717 orfax 321-726-1718;univhealth.com

Quality Care Home Health Inc.:2295 W. Eau Gallie Blvd., Suite C,Melbourne, 321-752-4495 or fax321-752-4493. Skilled nursing,physical therapy, occupationaltherapy, speech therapy, socialservices, home health aides.

ResCare Homecare: FormerlyKelly Home Care Services, 635 S.Wickham Road, Unit 204, WestMelbourne, 321-676-5088. Pri-vate duty, skilled nurses, custo-dial home health care.

Seniors Assistance Program:3600 W. King St., Cocoa. Short-term homemaker and respite

care, home-improvement programfor seniors 60 and older who ownand live in their home,321-631-2744.

Senior Help Line: 3600 W. KingSt., Suite 2, Cocoa,321-631-2747. Resources and re-ferrals.

Senior Partner Care Services:8085 Spyglass Hill Road, Viera.Helps seniors live safely and inde-pendently at home,321-253-6336;seniorpartnercare.com

Sunflower House: 777 E. Mer-ritt Island Causeway, Merritt Is-land. Volunteer, nonprofit seniorresource center at Merritt SquareMall, 321-452-4341;sunflowercoalition.org

Visiting Angels: 1900 S. Har-bor City Blvd., Suite 110, Mel-bourne. Part or full-time in-homecare, 321-953-8730, [email protected];visitingangels.com

Visiting Nurse Association,Space Coast: 1600 Sarno Road,Suite 201, Melbourne. Acute andchronic care; cardiac care; ortho-pedic services; clinical specialists;physical, speech and occupationaltherapy; eldercare services; com-panions and transportation,321-752-7550; vnatc.com

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Independent Living • Personalized Assisted Living1800 Harrison Street, Titusville, Florida 32780

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Olga Emgushov, M.D., M.P.H.Board Certifi ed in Internal MedicineBoard Certifi ed in PediatricsOver 10 Years in PracticeParticipating in All Major Health PlansAccepting New and Existing Patients, 6 and up

Surfside Family Practice3000 N. Atlantic Ave., Suite 108 | Cocoa Beach321.799.2554 | www.surfsidefamilymedicine.com

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Vitas Innovative Hospice Care:4450 W. Eau Gallie Blvd., Suite250, Melbourne, 321-751-6671.Physical, spiritual, emotional sup-port for life-limiting illnesses;vitas.com

We Help Brevard: A senior re-ferral service offering seniors andthose caring for seniors elder caresolutions and elder friendly certi-

fied business choices,321-253-6326.

Wuesthoff Brevard Homecare:8060 Spyglass Hill Road, Viera,321-253-2200.

Wuesthoff Brevard Hospiceand Palliative Care: 8060 Spy-glass Hill Road, Viera. Care for theterminally ill, grief support service,children’s services, nursing andhome health aides,321-253-2222.

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Obstetric Care: vaginal and cesarean birth, multiple pregnancy, VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean), nuchal translucency screening for Down Syndrome, on site pregnancy ultrasound and lab draws, co-management of high-risk pregnancy,treatment of miscarriage, external cephalic version of breech pregnancy, pregnancy massage, prenatal and breast feeding classes, infant CPR, nutritional counseling.

Gynecologic Care: well-care and contraceptive management (including Implanon, Mirena and Paraguard IUD’s) in-offi ce permanent sterilization (Adianna and Essure), in--offi ce endometrical ablation, on-site gyn ultrasound and sonohysterography, diagnosis and treatment of abnormal pap smears, STD’S, menopause, bleeding disorders and most gynecologic problems.

Gynecologic Surgery: state-of-the-art hysteroscopic and laparoscopic surgeries, including total laparoscopic hysterectomy and laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy.

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Brevard Outpatient AlternativeTreatment: 1127 South PatrickDrive, Satellite Beach,321-773-1111. B.O.A.T. is astate-licensed drug and alcoholprogram offering various pro-grams, including DUI group and in-dividual therapy, adolescent andadult substance abuse, adoles-cent behavioral problems, dys-functional family/adults and angermanagement;brevardoutpatient.com

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Community PsychologicalServices of Florida Tech: 150 W.University Blvd., building 265,Melbourne. Individual, couple andfamily therapy, 321-727-9956;research.fit.edu/cps

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Public schoolsKodakmoment.MarissaPatterson andBrian Patontake a picturebefore thestart of VieraHigh’sgraduationceremony.

To register a child in BrevardCounty public schools, residentsneed the child’s birth certificate,residency verification, immuniza-tion records and proof of a med-ical checkup within the past 12months. For more information, callthe Brevard County School Dis-trict’s administrative offices at321-633-1000, ext. 500. Visitbrevard.k12.fl.us for school lunchmenus, calendars, minutes ofschool board meetings, job listingsand links to school home pages.

The following is a list of publicschools and enrollment figures asof Jan. 15 for each of the schooldistrict’s administrative areas.

Grades: The state assigns let-ter grades to all public schoolsbased on their performance on theFlorida Comprehensive Assess-ment Test as part of the gover-nor’s “A-Plus Plan” for education.

NORTH BREVARD (AREA IV)Elementary schools

Apollo, 3085 Knox McRae Drive,Titusville, 321-267-7890; Grade A,Enrollment 750.

Atlantis, 7300 Briggs Ave., PortSt. John, 321-633-6143; Grade A,Enrollment 709.

Challenger 7, 6135 Rena Drive,Port St. John, 321-636-5801; GradeA, Enrollment 492.

Coquina, 850 Knox McRae Drive,Titusville, 321-264-3060; Grade A,Enrollment 430.

Enterprise, 7000 EnterpriseRoad, Cocoa, 321-633-3434; GradeA, Enrollment 770.

Imperial Estates , 900 ImperialEstates Lane, Titusville,321-267-1773; Grade A, Enrollment683.

Mims, 2582 U.S. 1, Mims,321-264-3020; Grade A, Enrollment471.

Oak Park, 3395 Dairy Road, Ti-tusville, 321-269-3252; Grade A,Enrollment 649.

Pinewood, 3707 Old Dixie High-way, Mims, 321-269-4530; GradeA, Enrollment 419.

Riverview Elementary Magnet ,3000 Jolly St., Titusville,321-269-2326; Grade B, Enrollment406.

South Lake, 3755 Garden St., Ti-tusville, 321-269-1022; Grade A,Enrollment 385.

Middle schoolsAndrew Jackson , 1515 Knox

McRae Drive, Titusville,321-269-1812; Grade A, Enrollment618.

James Madison, 3375 DairyRoad, Titusville, 321-264-3120;Grade A, Enrollment 571.

Space Coast Jr./Sr. , 6150 Ba-nyan St., Port St. John,321-638-0750; Grade A, Enrollment1,783.

High schoolsAstronaut , 800 War Eagle Blvd.,

Titusville, 321-264-3000; Grade B,Enrollment 1,201.

Space Coast Jr./Sr. , 6150 Ba-nyan St., Port St. John,321-638-0750; Grade A, Enrollment1,783.

Titusville , 150 Terrier Trail, Titus-ville, 321-264-3100; Grade B, En-rollment 1,403.

CENTRAL BREVARD(AREA III)

Elementary schoolsAndersen, 3011 S. Fiske Blvd.,

Rockledge, 321-633-3610; GradeA, Enrollment 712.

Audubon, 1201 N. BananaRiver Drive, Merritt Island,321-452-2085; Grade A, Enroll-ment 478.

Cambridge, 2000 CambridgeDrive, Cocoa, 321-633-3550;Grade A, Enrollment 520.

Carroll, 1 Skyline Blvd., MerrittIsland, 321-452-1234; Grade A,Enrollment 747.

Endeavour, 905 Pineda St., Co-coa, 321-633-3545; Grade D, En-rollment 587.

Fairglen, 201 Indian Trail, Co-coa, 321-631-1993; Grade A, En-rollment 737.

Gardendale Elementary Mag-net, 301 Grove Blvd., Merritt Is-land, 321-452-1411; Grade A, En-rollment 437.

Golfview Elementary Magnet ,1530 S. Fiske Blvd., Rockledge,321-633-3570; Grade A, Enroll-ment 620.

Manatee, 3425 Solerno Blvd.,Viera, 321-433-0050; Grade A,Enrollment 1,043.

Mila, 288 West Merritt Ave.,Merritt Island, 321-454-1070;Grade A, Enrollment 447.

Saturn, 880 Range Road, Co-coa, 321-633-3535; Grade A, En-rollment 720.

Stevenson Elementary Schoolof the Arts , 1450 Martin Blvd.,Merritt Island, 321-454-3550;Grade A, Enrollment 459.

Tropical, 885 S. CourtenayParkway, Merritt Island,321-454-1080; Grade A, Enroll-ment 707.

Williams, 1700 ClubhouseDrive, Viera, 321-617-7700;Grade A, Enrollment 799.

Middle schoolsClearlake, 1225 Clearlake

Road, Cocoa, 321-633-3660;Grade A, Enrollment 416.

Edgewood Jr./Sr., 180 E. Mer-ritt Ave., Merritt Island,321-454-1030; Grade A, Enroll-ment 935.

Jefferson, 1275 S. CourtenayParkway, Merritt Island,321-453-5154; Grade A, Enroll-ment 668.

Kennedy, 2100 S. Fiske Blvd.,Rockledge, 321-633-3500; GradeA, Enrollment 707.

McNair, 1 Challenger Drive, Co-coa, 321-633-3630; Grade A, En-rollment 463.

High schoolsCocoa, 2000 Tiger Trail, Co-

coa, 321-632-5300; Grade D, En-rollment 1,018.

Edgewood Jr./Sr., 180 E. Mer-ritt Ave., Merritt Island,321-454-1030; Grade A, Enroll-ment 935.

Merritt Island, 100 E. MustangWay, Merritt Island,321-454-1000; Grade B, Enroll-ment 1,495.

Rockledge, 220 Raider Road,Rockledge, 321-636-3711; GradeA, Enrollment 1,179.

MID-SOUTH/CENTRALBEACHES (AREA II)

Elementary schoolsAllen, 2601 Fountainhead

Blvd., Melbourne, 321-242-6450;Grade A, Enrollment 650.

Cape View, 8440 N. RosalindAve., Cape Canaveral,321-784-0284; Grade A, Enroll-ment 373.

Creel, 2000 Glenwood Drive,Melbourne, 321-259-3233; GradeA, Enrollment 754.

Croton, 1449 Croton Road,Melbourne, 321-259-3818; GradeA, Enrollment 522.

Freedom 7 School of Interna-tional Studies, 400 4th St. South,Cocoa Beach, 321-868-6610;Grade A, Enrollment 408.

Harbor City, 1377 Sarno Road,Melbourne, 321-254-5534; GradeA, Enrollment 489.

Holland, 50 Holland Court, Sat-ellite Beach, 321-773-7591;Grade A, Enrollment: 382.

Longleaf, 4290 N. WickhamRoad, Melbourne, 321-242-4700;

Grade A, Enrollment 712.Ocean Breeze, 1101 Cheyenne

Drive, Indian Harbour Beach,321-779-2040; Grade A, Enroll-ment 540.

Quest, 8751 Trafford Drive,Melbourne, 321-242-1411; GradeA, Enrollment 838.

Roosevelt , 1400 MinutemenCauseway, Cocoa Beach,321-868-6660; Grade A, Enroll-ment 419.

Sabal, 1401 Wickham Road,Melbourne, 321-254-7261; GradeA, Enrollment 571.

Sea Park, 300 Sea Park Blvd.,Satellite Beach, 321-779-2050;Grade A, Enrollment 319.

Sherwood, 2541 Post Road,Melbourne, 321-254-6424; GradeA, Enrollment 597.

Suntree, 900 Jordan BlassDrive, Melbourne, 321-242-6480;Grade A, Enrollment 834.

Surfside, 475 Cassia Blvd.,Satellite Beach, 321-773-2818;Grade A, Enrollment 431.

Middle schoolsCocoa Beach Jr./Sr., 1500

Minutemen Causeway,321-783-1776; Grade A, Enroll-ment 1,375.

DeLaura, 300 Jackson Ave.,Satellite Beach, 321-773-7581;Grade A, Enrollment 671.

Hoover, 2000 Hawk HavenDrive, Indialantic, 321-727-1611;Grade A, Enrollment 439.

Johnson, 2155 Croton Road,Melbourne, 321-242-6430; GradeA, Enrollment 871.

West Shore Jr./Sr., 250 WildCat Alley, Melbourne,321-242-4730; Grade A, Enroll-ment 970.

High schoolsCocoa Beach Jr./Sr., 1500

Minutemen Causeway,321-783-1776; Grade A, Enroll-ment 1,375.

Eau Gallie, 1400 CommodoreBlvd., Melbourne, 32935,321-242-6400; Grade B, Enroll-ment 1,660.

Satellite, 300 Scorpion Court,Satellite Beach, 321-779-2000;Grade B, Enrollment 1,193.

Viera, 6103 Stadium Parkway,321-632-1770; Grade A, Enroll-ment 2,009.

West Shore Jr./Sr., 250 WildCat Alley, Melbourne,321-242-4730; Grade A, Enroll-ment 970.

SOUTH BREVARD(AREA I)

Elementary schoolsColumbia, 1225 Waco Blvd.

S.E., Palm Bay, 321-676-1319;Grade A, Enrollment 556.

Discovery, 1275 Glendale Ave.N.W., Palm Bay, 321-951-4920;Grade A, Enrollment 932.

Gemini, 2100 Oak St., Mel-bourne Beach, 321-727-3090;Grade A, Enrollment 635.

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Indialantic, 1050 N. Palm Ave.,Indialantic, 321-723-2811; GradeA, Enrollment 768.

Jupiter, 950 Tupelo Road,S.W., Palm Bay, 321-952-5990;Grade A, Enrollment 828.

Lockmar, 525 Pepper St. N.E.,Palm Bay, 321-676-3730; GradeA, Enrollment 775.

McAuliffe, 155 Del Mundo St.N.W., Palm Bay, 321-768-0465;Grade A, Enrollment 828.

Meadowlane Intermediate,2700 Wingate Blvd., West Mel-bourne, 321-722-5539; Grade A,Enrollment 553.

Meadowlane Primary, 2800Wingate Blvd., West Melbourne,321-723-6354, Grade A, Enroll-ment 745.

Palm Bay, 1200 AllamandaRoad N.E., 321-723-1055; GradeA, Enrollment 700.

Port Malabar, 301 Pioneer Ave.N.E., Palm Bay, 321-725-0070;Grade A, Enrollment 721.

Riviera, 351 Riviera Drive N.E.,Palm Bay, 321-676-4237; GradeA, Enrollment 566.

Sunrise, 1651 Mara LomaBlvd., Palm Bay, 321-674-6145;Grade A, Enrollment 850.

Turner, 3175 Jupiter Blvd. S.E.,Palm Bay, 321-676-5700; GradeA, Enrollment 696.

University Park , 500 W. Univer-sity Blvd., Melbourne,321-723-2566; Grade B, Enroll-ment 504.

West Melbourne ElementarySchool for Science , 2255 Mead-owlane Ave., West Melbourne,321-956-5040; Grade A, Enroll-ment 413.

Westside, 2175 DeGroodtRoad S.W., Palm Bay,321-956-5050; Grade A, Enroll-ment 845.

Middle schoolsCentral, 2600 Wingate Blvd.,

West Melbourne, 321-722-4150;Grade A, Enrollment 1,000.

Southwest, 451 Eldron Blvd.S.E., Palm Bay, 321-952-5800;Grade A, Enrollment 1,437.

Stone, 1101 E. UniversityBlvd., Melbourne, 321-723-0741;Grade A, Enrollment 641.

High schoolsBayside, 1901 DeGroodt Road

S.W., Palm Bay, 321-956-5000;Grade B, Enrollment 2,184.

Heritage, 2351 Malabar RoadN.W., Palm Bay, 321-722-4178;no grade, Enrollment 888.

Melbourne, 74 Bulldog Blvd.,321-952-5880; Grade B, Enroll-ment 1,951.

Palm Bay, 101 Pirate Lane,Melbourne, 321-952-5900; GradeB, Enrollment 2,071.

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St. Teresa Catholic School ,207 Ojibway Ave., Titusville;321-267-1643; pre-K througheighth grade

Temple Christian School , 1400N. U.S. 1, Titusville;321-269-2837; pre-K through12th

CENTRAL BREVARDAtlantic Inclusive Academy ,

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Bethel Christian Academy ,1950 Michigan Ave., Cocoa,321-636-0883; pre-K through12th

Calvary Chapel ChristianSchool, 3500 N. Courtenay Park-way, Merritt Island,321-459-2900; pre-k through sixthgrade

Cocoa Beach Christian School,830 S. Atlantic Ave., CocoaBeach, 321-799-0577; pre-Kthrough sixth grade

Cocoa Adventist School , 1500Cox Road, Cocoa, 321-636-2551;pre-K through eighth grade

Destiny Christian Preschool ,700 S. Courtenay Parkway, MerrittIsland, 321-453-4555; age 6weeks through pre-K

Divine Mercy Catholic School ,1940 N. Courtenay Parkway, Mer-ritt Island, 321-452-0263; pre-Kthrough eighth grade

Grace United Methodist Pre-school, 65 Needle Blvd., MerrittIsland; 321-452-4484; age 2 to 5

KLD Youth Foundation Inc., 85Richland Ave., Merritt Island,321-454-7333, kindergartenthrough 12th grades.

Liberty High Central , 500 Bar-ton Blvd., Suite 6B, Rockledge,321-633-6441

Merritt Island ChristianSchool, 140 Magnolia Ave., Mer-ritt Island; 321-453-2710; pre-school through 12th grade

Our Saviour’s Catholic School,5301 N. Atlantic Ave., CocoaBeach, 321-783-2330; age 3through eighth grade

Rockledge Christian School,2175 S. Fiske Blvd.;321-632-6966; pre-K througheighth grade

Rockledge PresbyterianSchool, 921 Rockledge Drive,321-632-3343; ages 1 through 4

St. Mark’s Episcopal Acad-emy, 2 Church St., Cocoa;321-639-5771; age 3 throughsixth grade

St. Mary’s Catholic School ,1152 Seminole Drive, Rockledge,321-636-4208; pre-K througheighth grade

Shari Medlock School, 916-GFlorida Ave., Cocoa;321-632-4631; piano, vocals, Bi-ble

Trinity Lutheran School , 1330S. Fiske Blvd., Rockledge,321-636-5431; pre-K througheighth grade

SOUTH BREVARDAscension Catholic School ,

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Brevard Christian School ,1100 W. Dorchester Ave., WestMelbourne, 321-727-2038; pre-Kthrough 12th grade.

Brevard Jewish CommunitySchool at Temple Beth Sholom ,5995 N. Wickham Road, Mel-bourne, 321-757-0832; pre-Kthrough fourth grade

Brevard Learning Clinic, 1900S. Harbor City Blvd., No. 231, Mel-bourne, 321-676-3024; kindergar-ten through adult

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Calvary Chapel ChristianSchool, 2955 Minton Road, WestMelbourne, 321-729-9922; age 3through eighth grade

Community Christian School ,1616 Ferndale Ave., Melbourne,321-259-1590; kindergartenthrough 12th grade

Country Beginnings of PalmBay, 7155 Babcock St. S.E., PalmBay, 321-727-7744; age 2through pre-K

Country Day for Children , 1281S. Wickham Road, West Mel-bourne; 321-951-8005; age 2through kindergarten

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Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy ,Lower School, 50 W. StrawbridgeAve., Melbourne, 321-723-8323,age 3 through sixth grade; UpperSchool, 5625 Holy Trinity Drive, Mel-bourne, 321-723-8323, sevenththrough 12th grade

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New Covenant ChristianSchool, 1990 W. New Haven Ave.,Suite 306/307, Melbourne,321-724-9603; kindergartenthrough 12th grade

Our Lady of Lourdes CatholicSchool, 420 E. Fee Ave., Mel-bourne, 321-723-3631; pre-Kthrough eighth grade

Palm Bay Baptist Academy ,2601 Emerson Drive S.E., PalmBay, 321-723-3773; age 3through 12th grade

Riverside Christian Academy ,3333 N. Riverside Drive, Indialan-tic, 321-773-2522; pre-K throughsixth grade

St. Joseph Catholic School ,5320 Babcock St. N.E., Palm Bay,321-723-8866; pre-K througheighth grade

Seaside Christian Academy ,399 E. Eau Gallie Blvd., Mel-bourne, 321-773-8676; preschooland kindergarten

Suntree Montessori, 2990Business Center Blvd., Mel-bourne, 321-254-7500; preschooland kindergarten

Wade Christian Academy ,4300 N. Wickham Road, Mel-bourne, 321-259-6788; kindergar-ten through 12th grade

West Melbourne ChristianAcademy , 3150 Milwaukee Ave.,West Melbourne, 321-725-3743;kindergarten through 12th grade

In the stacks.Mary Lewis and SapnaDesai check out booksin the media center atHoly Trinity EpiscopalAcademy.

Tim Shortt,2009 FLORIDA TODAY file

Toll free: (877) 999-9876 www.ccis.edu/iwantmorePatrick Air Force Base, Fla.

On campus. Online. Or both.

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Barry University: 135 E. Mer-ritt Ave., Merritt Island,321-453-6253; barry.edu. WestMelbourne campus at 630 S.Wickham Road, Suite 104,321-409-5553.

The Catholic university offersfour-year degrees in professionalstudies, liberal studies and sci-ence and information technology.

Brevard Community College:1519 Clearlake Road, Cocoa,321-632-1111;brevardcc.edu.

About 12,000 students takecourses at BCC each term. Cam-puses are in Cocoa, Titusville,Melbourne and Palm Bay, with acenter at the Kennedy SpaceCenter Visitor Complex and otheroff-site facilities. Classes areavailable via WBCC-TV Channel68 and the Internet as part ofBCC’s Virtual Campus.

BCC provides a two-year asso-ciate of arts degree with guaran-teed transfer to a state univer-sity, 27 associate of science de-grees and 50 one- or two-year vo-cational certificates, as well asprograms for community educa-tion, business training, dual en-rollment, early admission andparent education/lab schools.

Chapel Christian University:1138 Peachtree St., Cocoa,321-455-6605 or321-452-0135. Mailing address:870 Australian St., Merritt Is-land, FL 32953.

Bachelor’s, master’s and doc-toral degrees are availablethrough the Brevard Countydistance-education program.

The school is a member of theCommission of Independent Edu-cation and the Florida Council ofPrivate Colleges.

Columbia College — PatrickAir Force Base: 1020 CentralAve., Suite G2, PAFB,321-783-5506; ccis.edu/PAFB.

Regionally accredited by thehigher learning commission ofthe North Central Association ofColleges and Schools offering as-sociate’s and bachelor’s degreesin business administration, com-puter information systems, crimi-nal justice administration, gen-eral studies and online degrees.Adult evening classes once aweek with eight-week sessionsfive times a year. Financial aid isavailable. Open to military and ci-vilian students. Campuses alsoin Orlando and Jacksonville.

Embry-Riddle AeronauticalUniversity: Space Coast Center,1020 Central Ave, Suite G-8, Pat-rick Air Force Base FL 32925,321-783-5020; [email protected].

The Space Coast Center ofEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical Univer-sity serves local residents inter-ested in obtaining certificates,associate, bachelor or masterdegrees in management, safetyand related aviation/aerospacefields of study. Accredited by theSouthern Association of Collegesand Schools, Space Coastopened in 1982 at Patrick AirForce Base. This ERAU site isamong more than 130 worldwidecenters and two main residentcampuses dedicated to providingworking adults with a viable op-portunity to complete their fieldsof study. Students attend classone night a week in condensednine-week terms. Students alsocan take classes over the In-ternet through the center’s Dis-tance Learning Department. Forinformation on class schedulesand degree programs, call321-783-5020 or [email protected].

Everest University: 2401 N.Harbor City Blvd., Melbournel321-253-2929; fmu.edu.

Tuition for undergraduate pro-grams is $260 to $275 a credithour. Graduate courses areabout $400 a credit hour. Finan-cial aid is available.

Associate degrees are avail-able in accounting, business ad-ministration, computer informa-tion science, criminal justicemanagement, film and video pro-duction, and medical assisting.Bachelor’s degrees are availablein accounting, business adminis-tration, computer information sci-ence and criminal justice man-agement. Graduate degrees of-fered include master’s of busi-ness administration withconcentration in accounting,business administration andcomputer information systems.

Florida Tech: 150 UniversityBlvd., Melbourne,321-674-8000; fit.edu.

Founded in 1958, Florida Techis the only independent techno-logical univers ity in the

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Master’s degrees for working professionals.

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Three convenient locations throughout Brevard

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Southeast and places highly inseveral regional and national col-lege-ranking surveys. WashingtonMonthly rates Florida Tech as thetop private university in Florida; itis among the top Southeastern col-leges, according to Princeton Re-view, and one of the top nationaluniversities, according to U.S.News and World Report. More than8,000 students are enrolled atthe main Melbourne campus andthrough 10 off-campus graduatecenters, including the KennedySpace Center and Rockledgesites, and online.

Since 2000, Florida Tech hasprovided full-time working profes-sionals the opportunity to earn de-grees through online programs.This effort greatly expanded re-cently through the university’spartnership with University Alli-ance. The university is divided intofive colleges: College of Aeronau-tics, College of Engineering, Col-lege of Business, College of Psy-chology, Liberal Arts and Collegeof Science.

Florida Tech has experiencedrapid growth during the past twoyears. The university has addedthe Scott Center for Autism Treat-ment, Harris Village residence

halls, Emil Buehler Center for Avia-tion Training and Research, andHarris Center for Engineering andScience. The university alsohouses the Ortega 0.8-m tele-scope, the largest research tele-scope in Florida, and the FunkCenter for Textile Arts, the onlytextile exhibition center in Florida.

Bachelor’s degrees are avail-able in more than 50 disciplines:aerospace, chemical, civil, com-puter, electrical, mechanical, soft-ware and ocean engineering; ap-plied mathematics; computer sci-ence; computer information sys-tems; environmental science;meteorology; oceanography; aqua-culture; ecology; general, marine,molecular and pre-professional(dental, medical and veterinary) bi-ology; biochemistry; chemicalmanagement; general, premedicaland research chemistry; interdisci-plinary science (with military sci-ence option); physics;astronomy/astrophysics; pre-pro-fessional physics; space sci-ences; communication; mathema-tics education; science educationwith options in biology, chemistry,computer science, earth/spacescience, general science andphysics; accounting; business ad-ministration; business informationsystems; business and environ-mental studies; management in-

formation systems; aeronauticalscience; aviation meteorology(with and without a flight option);aviation management (with andwithout a flight option); aviationcomputer science; psychology; fo-rensic psychology; and humani-ties.

Master’s degrees are offered inmore than 79 disciplines; doctoraldegrees in 22. Through UniversityCollege, the university providesonline associate’s, bachelor’s andmaster’s degree programs as wellas professional development pro-grams in such areas as leader-ship, financial planning, pro-gramming, and technical and non-technical project management.

Keiser University: 900 S. Bab-cock St., Melbourne,321-255-2255;keiseruniversity.edu

Accredited by the Southern As-sociation of Colleges and Schools,associate of science degrees areoffered in medical assisting; com-puter programming; computer en-gineering technology; computergraphics; computer network engi-neering technology; computer-ani-mation design; culinary arts; nurs-ing and occupational therapy as-sistance; and radiologic technol-ogy.

Associate of arts degrees areavailable for criminal justice; para-

legal studies, accounting, busi-ness and public administration,and health services.

The cost is $5,304 per semes-ter.

University of Central Florida,Southern Region: Full-servicecampuses in Cocoa adjacent toBCC’s Cocoa campus at 1519Clearlake Road; 321-433-7800;regionalcampuses.ucf.edu. Cen-ters are at Kennedy Space Center,Melbourne and Palm Bay.

A public university branch cam-pus offering junior, senior andgraduate-level courses.

Applicants can be Brevard Com-munity College graduates or trans-fer students who have completedfreshman and sophomore years atother approved colleges or univer-sities. UCF-Brevard offers bache-lor’s and master’s degrees in avariety of programs.

Undergraduate programs in-clude:0 College of Arts and Sci-

ences: history, liberal studies, po-litical science, psychology and so-ciology0 College of Business Admin-

istration: general business admin-istration, accounting, economics,finance, management, manage-ment information systems andmarketing

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0 College of Education: earlychildhood education, elementaryeducation, English language artseducation, exceptional education,social science education and vo-cational education

0 College of Engineering andComputer Science: engineeringtechnology-operations and infor-mation systems technology

0 College of Health and PublicAffairs: communicative disorders,criminal justice, health servicesadministration, legal studies,nursing and public administration

Graduate programs include:0 College of Arts and Sci-

ences: applied sociology0 College of Business Admin-

istration: business administration0 College of Education: ele-

mentary education, educationalleadership, exceptionalities educa-tion and vocational education0 College of Engineering and

Computer Science: engineeringFEEDS/ITV graduate engineering,industrial engineering/engineeringmanagement0 College of Health and Public

Affairs: criminal justice, health sci-ences, health services administra-tion, public administration

Certificate programs include:domestic violence, English as asecond language endorsementK-12, initial teacher professionalpreparation, nonprofit manage-ment, pre-kindergarten handicap-ped endorsement, public adminis-tration, teaching English as a sec-ond language.

Webster University: 150 N.Sykes Creek Parkway, Merritt Is-land, 321-449-4500; BCC-PalmBay campus, 321-956-6700; Pat-rick Air Force Base,321-868-5194; webster.edu/spacecoast.

Regionally accredited by theHigher Learning Commission ofthe North Central Association of

Schools and Colleges, Websterprovides graduate degree pro-grams in: business administra-tion, computer science, informa-tion technology management,management and leadership, hu-man resources development, hu-man resources management,counseling, public administration,security management, and pro-curement and acquisitions man-agement.

Programs are designed forworking professionals with eve-ning and weekend classes offeredin accelerated nine-week termsbeginning in January, March, May,August and October.

Charter schoolsCampus Charter School,

3805 Curtis Blvd., Port St. John,321-633-8234. Grades kinder-garten through sixth. Enrollment118. FCAT grade A

Educational Horizons CharterSchool, 1281 S. Wickham Road,West Melbourne, 321-729-0786.Kindergarten through sixth grade.Enrollment 70. FCAT grade N/A;educationalhorizons.net

Einstein Montessori Charter,

5650 SR 520, Cocoa,321-631-9876. Grades 2-10.School hours 8:25 a.m. to 3:30p.m. Enrollment 98. FCAT gradeN/A; ems-cocoa.com

Imagine Schools of West Mel-bourne 3355 Imagine Way,321-768-6200. Grades pre-K-8.Enrollment 400. FCAT grade C;imagineschoolsatwestmelbourne.com

Odyssey Charter School 1755Eldron Blvd. S.E., Palm Bay321-733-0442. Grades pre-K-8.Enrollment 550. FCAT grade A;odysseycharterschool.com

Palm Bay Academy CharterSchool 2112 Palm Bay Road, forgrades K-5; 635 Community Col-lege Parkway, for grades 6-8.321-984-2710, elementary;321-726-9920, middle school.Enrollment 400. FCAT grade A;

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Babcock St. S.E., Palm Bay321-723-0650. Grades K-6. En-rollment 120. FCAT grade A;royalpalmcharter.com

Sculptor Charter School,1031 Armstrong Drive, Titusville,321-264-9991. Grades pre-K-8.Enrollment (Feb 2009) 420.FCATgradeA;sculptorcharter.org

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Outdoors

County awash in sporting opportunitiesFLORIDA TODAY STAFF

Brevard County is home to justabout every sport imaginable.Whetheryou liketoparticipateorwatch, chances are you’ll findsomethingyouenjoy.

Local waterways offer some ofthefinestboatingandsailingany-where and an ideal environmentforskiingandwakeboarding.

Windsurfing conditions are sofavorable that the Indian RiverLagoon was the site of the 2000U.S.OlympicTrials.

Though wave conditions arenot always perfect for surfing,Brevard has produced severalmajor surfing stars, including2001 world champion C.J. Hob-good, a Satellite Beach native; histwin brother; Damien, who is onthe world tour; and unprece-dented nine-time world champKellySlaterofCocoaBeach.

Local contests are conductedfrom Cocoa Beach to SebastianInlet.

Surfers often share their favor-ite breakwithanglers insearchofthe fight of a tarpon or the delec-table tasteofsnook.

If water sports are a little toodaring, Brevard is home to manychallenging golf courses de-signed by some of the sport’sgreatestplayers.

Tennis facilities include justabout every surface, from Titus-ville in the north to south of Mel-bourneBeach.

In thecounty’smanyparks,en-thusiasts participate in every-thing from bocce ball to cricket,softballandsoccer.

Whilenofull-timemajorsportsfranchise calls the Space Coasthome, baseball spring training is

apopularevent.The Washington Nationals call

the Space Coast Stadium inVieratheirspringtraininghome.

During the regular season,Space Coast Stadium is the homeof the Brevard County Manateesof the Class A Florida StateLeague.

Pari-mutuel wagering is avail-able at Melbourne Greyhound

Park, and numerous facilities of-ferbowlingandbilliards.

For extreme sports, try a hand-ful of first-class parks for skate-boardingandbiking,aswellasanindoor rock-climbing facility inWestMelbourne.

All inall, theSpaceCoastofferssomething for even the most dis-criminating tastes in sports, andthe pleasant climate year-roundprovides ample opportunities totrythem.

2007 FLORIDA TODAY file

Hanging out. Windsurfing conditions are so favorable that the Indian River Lagoon was the site of thesport’s 2000 U.S. Olympic Trials.


Ready to catch. Fans yell for a Washington Nationals player to tossa ball their way during the last game of spring training at SpaceCoast Stadium in Viera.

Craig Bailey, 2009 FLORIDA TODAY file

Team spirit. A Washington Na-tionals fan holds up a bannerduring a game at Space CoastStadium in Viera.

LET’S TALK BASEBALL. For alayout of Space Coast Stadiumand the 2010 Brevard CountyManatees Florida State Leagueschedule, go to page 76FORE. Brevard golf courses, page 88.



Youth sports

For information about countyprograms, call the Brevard CountyParks and Recreation Departmentat 321-633-2046.

Baseball, softball: District 2and 22 Little League — the gov-erning body for Little League base-ball and softball in Brevard County— consists of 27 leagues fromMims to Palm Bay. Opening dayfor most leagues takes place inlate February or early March, andplay continues until the last of theAll-Star tournaments in July andAugust.

Babe Ruth leagues: BrevardCounty Babe Ruth/Cal RipkenBaseball League offers games forchildren ages 5 to 18 and in-cludes softball for girls and aphysically challenged division forplayers through the age of 20called “Buddy Ball.” The leagueselects an All-Star team to partici-pate in regional, district, state andnational Babe Ruth tournaments.For registration information, call321-632-2916 or 321-615-8263;brevardcounty.baberuthonline.com

Boys and Girls Clubs of CentralFlorida: Youth Development Pro-gram for children ages 6 to 18.Volunteers needed for after-schoolprogramming from 2:20 until8 p.m. weekdays during schooland from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. week-days during summer and schoolvacation periods. For info: Mims,321-264-9811; Melbourne,321-242-0041; bgccf.org.

Brevard Bulls AAU basketball:The Bulls offer youth basketballleagues and travel teams year-round in Rockledge and Cocoaareas; eteamz.com/Brevardbulls.

Brevard County Youth Footballand Cheerleading Association:The BCYFCA offers football andcheerleading programs for chil-dren ages 5 to 16 in Rookies,Mighty-Mites, Pee Wees, Ban-tams, Juniors and Seniors divi-sions; bcyfca.org.

Cat 5 Softball: Girls’ fast-pitchsoftball organization. Program issanctioned with ISA, NSA, USSSA,ASA organizations. Cat 5 hasthree teams and levels of play forages 8 through 18. For tryout in-formation, call 321-604-7261,321-431-9975 or 321-610-0377.

Central Brevard Jr. Magic bas-ketball: The Jr. Magic league is af-filiated with the Orlando Magicprofessional basketball team andthe Brevard Bulls AAU program

and sponsors competitive and rec-reational youth basketball leaguesin the fall and spring at KennedyMiddle School in Rockledge. Call321-446-2556; eteamz.com/Brevard bulls/news/

Circle of Champions WrestlingClub: Conducts wrestling practicefor students on Tuesday andThursday nights at Palm Bay High.Club wrestlers participate in AAUmeets throughout the winter andspring. Call 321-723-8950.

Mid-Florida Quarter MidgetRacers’ Association Inc.: Part ofthe Quarter Midgets of AmericaInc., a national organization thatoffers racing for kids ages 5 to 16years old, track at Sharpes Race-way inside the Space Coast Com-munities Sports Complex off Ca-naveral Groves Boulevard;midfloridaqmra.com

Mighty Mites Wrestling Club:Offers workouts and practices onMonday, Wednesday and Thursdaynights at Astronaut High for youthwrestlers in Titusville and sur-rounding area. Participants com-pete in AAU meets around thestate. Call 321-264-4720.

Palm Bay Youth Softball Asso-

ciation: As a league that focuseson learning and teamwork, the or-ganization is open to childrenages 3 to 18 from throughoutBrevard County. Play is offered inthe spring and fall months. Call321-266-6987.

Pop Warner Youth Football andCheerleading: Brevard County hasfour programs that participate inthe Mid-Florida Conference of thePop Warner Youth Football andCheerleading Association. The or-ganization provides sports andscholastic opportunities. It offersfive football/cheerleading divi-sions and a flag football divisionfor children ages 5 to 16. Prac-tices begin in August. Registrationis at various times during theyear; popwarner.com

Police Athletic Leagues:Groups established acrossBrevard focus on several sportingevents, including basketball, soc-cer and football. These leaguesalso provide other activities, suchas youth leadership and educa-tional activities. Titusville,321-268-8771, www.titusvillepa-l.org; West Melbourne,321-723-9673 ext. 120; Mel-bourne, 321-953-6251; Satellite

Beach, 321-777-8336; BrevardCounty Sheriff’s Office,321-225-3013; Palm Bay,321-733-3089.

Quick Start Tennis: Designedto teach tennis to children underthe age of 10, the program offerslessons at the Viera CommunityCenter. To register, call BarbaraWong at 631-0419. AnotherQuickstart Tennis program is of-fered at Veterans Park in PalmBay. To register, call John Mas-setti at 321-727-1348.

Soccer: The Brevard Youth Soc-cer League is made of 18 clubsacross Brevard and Indian Rivercounties. The league is for chil-dren ages 4 to 19. Traditionally,more than 11,000 athletes partici-pate in these clubs. The OutreachProgram for Soccer (TOPS)coaches children ages 5 to 19with mental and physical disabili-ties. District Commissioner isMark Chapman, 321-591-3997;e-mail [email protected].

Viera Soccer Club: The club of-fers soccer instruction and gamesfor children ages 4 to 11,321-427-7337; vierasoccerclub.org

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Spring training tickets to WashingtonNationals’ home games can bepurchased at the Space Coast Stadiumbox office or by calling 321-633-9200.

Tickets also are available throughTicketMaster at 321-459-3309 orwww.nationals.com

Box office hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.Monday through Friday and 10 a.m.to 2 p.m. Saturday.

Ticket prices: Batters box seats, $24;box seats, $20; reserved seats, $17;reserved bleachers, $10; outfieldberm, call for availability.

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2010 Brevard CountyManatees Florida StateLeague schedule.Home games are in bold.Date Time Opponent

April 8 7:05 p.m. DaytonaApril 9 7:05 p.m. DaytonaApril 10 7:05 p.m. DaytonaApril 11 1:05 p.m. DaytonaApril 12 7:05 p.m. LakelandApril 13 7:05 p.m. LakelandApril 14 10:35 a.m. LakelandApril 15 7:05 p.m. DunedinApril 16 7:05 p.m. DunedinApril 17 7:05 p.m. DunedinApril 18 1 p.m. LakelandApril 19 7 p.m. LakelandApril 20 10:30 a.m. LakelandApril 21 TBD DunedinApril 22 TBD DunedinApril 23 TBD DunedinApril 24 7:05 p.m. DaytonaApril 25 1:05 p.m. DaytonaApril 27 TBD ClearwaterApril 28 TBD ClearwaterApril 29 TBD ClearwaterApril 30 TBD Tampa

May 1 TBD TampaMay 2 TBD TampaMay 3 7:05 p.m. ClearwaterMay 4 7:05 p.m. ClearwaterMay 5 10:35 a.m. ClearwaterMay 6 7:05 p.m. TampaMay 7 7:05 p.m. Tampa

May 8 7:05 p.m. TampaMay 10 7:05 p.m. St. LucieMay 11 7:05 p.m. St. LucieMay 12 TBD St. LucieMay 13 TBD St. LucieMay 14 7:05 p.m. DaytonaMay 15 7:05 p.m. DaytonaMay 16 6:05 p.m. Palm BeachMay 17 7:05 p.m. Palm BeachMay 18 7:05 p.m. Palm BeachMay 19 7:05 p.m. Palm BeachMay 20 7:05 p.m. CharlotteMay 21 7:05 p.m. CharlotteMay 22 7:05 p.m. CharlotteMay 23 5:35 p.m. CharlotteMay 24 7:05 p.m. DaytonaMay 25 7:05 p.m. DaytonaMay 26 7:05 p.m. DaytonaMay 27 7:05 p.m. Fort MyersMay 28 7:05 p.m. Fort MyersMay 29 7:05 p.m. Fort MyersMay 30 1:05 p.m. Fort Myers

June 1 TBD JupiterJune 2 TBD JupiterJune 3 TBD JupiterJune 4 TBD JupiterJune 5 7:05 p.m. BradentonJune 6 1:05 p.m. BradentonJune 7 7:05 p.m. BradentonJune 8 Noon BradentonJune 9 7:05 p.m. DaytonaJune 10 7:05 p.m. DaytonaJune 12 7:35 p.m. FSL All-StarJune 14 TBD ClearwaterJune 15 TBD ClearwaterJune 16 TBD ClearwaterJune 17 7 p.m. Lakeland

June 18 7 p.m. LakelandJune 19 6 p.m. LakelandJune 21 7:05 p.m. ClearwaterJune 22 7:05 p.m. ClearwaterJune 23 7:05 p.m. ClearwaterJune 24 7:05 p.m. LakelandJune 25 7:05 p.m. LakelandJune 26 7:05 p.m. LakelandJune 27 5:35 p.m. DaytonaJune 28 7:05 p.m. DaytonaJune 29 7:05 p.m. DaytonaJune 30 7:05 p.m. Daytona

July 1 TBD DunedinJuly 2 TBD DunedinJuly 3 TBD DunedinJuly 4 6:05 p.m. TampaJuly 5 7:05 p.m. TampaJuly 6 7:05 p.m. TampaJuly 7 7:05 p.m. DunedinJuly 8 7:05 p.m. DunedinJuly 9 7:05 p.m. DunedinJuly 10 TBD TampaJuly 11 TBD TampaJuly 12 TBD TampaJuly 14 7:05 p.m. CharlotteJuly 15 7:05 p.m. CharlotteJuly 16 7:05 p.m. CharlotteJuly 17 7:05 p.m. CharlotteJuly 18 TBD Palm BeachJuly 19 TBD Palm BeachJuly 20 TBD Palm BeachJuly 21 TBD Palm BeachJuly 22 7:05 p.m. Fort MyersJuly 23 7:05 p.m. Fort MyersJuly 24 7:05 p.m. Fort MyersJuly 25 1:05 p.m. Fort MyersJuly 27 TBD St. LucieJuly 28 TBD St. Lucie

July 29 7:05 p.m. St. LucieJuly 30 7:05 p.m. St. LucieJuly 31 7:05 p.m. Jupiter

Aug. 1 1:05 p.m. JupiterAug. 2 7:05 p.m. JupiterAug. 3 7:05 p.m. JupiterAug. 4 7 p.m. BradentonAug. 5 7 p.m. BradentonAug. 6 7 p.m. BradentonAug. 7 6 p.m. BradentonAug. 8 TBD DunedinAug. 9 TBD DunedinAug. 10 TBD DunedinAug. 12 7 p.m. LakelandAug. 13 7:05 p.m. LakelandAug. 14 7:05 p.m. LakelandAug. 15 6:05 p.m. DunedinAug. 16 7:05 p.m. DunedinAug. 17 7:05 p.m. DunedinAug. 18 7 p.m. LakelandAug. 19 7 p.m. LakelandAug. 20 7:05 p.m. LakelandAug. 21 7:05 p.m. DaytonaAug. 22 1:05 p.m. DaytonaAug. 23 7:05 p.m. DaytonaAug. 24 7:05 p.m. TampaAug. 25 7:05 p.m. TampaAug. 26 7:05 p.m. TampaAug. 27 7:05 p.m. ClearwaterAug. 28 7:05 p.m. ClearwaterAug. 29 1:05 p.m. ClearwaterAug. 31 TBD Tampa

Sept. 1 TBD TampaSept. 2 TBD TampaSept. 3 TBD ClearwaterSept. 4 TBD ClearwaterSept. 5 TBD Clearwater



Nature trailsNORTH BREVARD

Chain of Lakes: Snowy EgretDrive, Titusville. Open from 7 a.m.until dark. The 92.14-acre regionalpark features a bird-watchingtower, wetlands and lakes withwalking bridges connected topaved walking trails,321-264-5105.

Enchanted Forest Sanctuary:State Road 405, half-mile west ofU.S. 1, Titusville. Open from9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday throughSunday. Hiking trails wind throughfive major ecosystems, tours avail-able, 321-264-5185.

Merritt Island National WildlifeRefuge: SR 402, Titusville,321-861-0667. Visitor informationcenter hours: November throughMarch, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. week-days and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. week-ends; April through October,8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdaysand 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays.Closed on major federal holidays.Shuttle launches could affecthours of operation, as the refugecloses three days beforelaunches. The four main trails in-clude:0 Black Point Wildlife Drive , a

six-mile, self-guided auto tour. Anarea to see wading birds, shore-birds and waterfowl. A descriptionleaflet is available.0 Cruickshank Trail , a five-

mile walking trail along BlackPoint Wildlife Drive that circles ashallow water marsh and is an ex-cellent place to watch birds from amarsh observation tower. Walkingtime: two to three hours.0 Oak Hammock Trail , a half-

mile foot trail routed through asubtropical forest. Interpretivesigns explain the ecology of thehammock plant community. Walk-ing time: 30 minutes.0 Manatee Observation Deck ,

offers the best chance to viewmanatees in refuge, northeastside of Haulover Canal.

North Brevard Walking Trail:1505 Holder Road, Titusville.Open 7 a.m. until dark, except forscheduled use. Wildlife: song-birds, woodpeckers. Half-milewalking trail, 321-264-5105.

Wuesthoff Park: 2000 Wues-thoff St., off Barna Avenue, Titus-ville. Sandy nature trail and natu-ral Florida forest offering three dis-tinct woodland habitats: a wetlandarea, hardwood hammock and up-land pine forest. A short board-walk leads across the wetland tothe half-mile trail. A picnic areawith grill is in an open grassy areawith scenic wetlands nearby. Wild-life: native songbirds, migratorysongbirds (fall, winter), hawk,woodpecker, gopher tortoise,eastern indigo snake. Park con-nects to Titusville’s multi-use trail,321-264-5105.

CENTRAL BREVARDBrevard Museum Nature Pre-

serve: Brevard Museum, 2201Michigan Ave., Cocoa. Half-mile totwo-mile trails wind through22 acres. Guided tours available,321-632-1830;brevardmuseum.org

F. Burton Smith Regional Park:7575 King St. (West State Road520), Cocoa. Botanical naturetrail, woodland nature walk, tentcamping and nature trails. Wild-life: migratory songbirds, hawk,osprey, alligator, armadillo, feralhog, raccoon, snake, turtle, white-tail deer, 321-633-1874.

Lori Wilson Park: 1500 N. At-lantic Ave., Cocoa Beach. Open7 a.m. until dark, except forscheduled use. Boardwalk throughmaritime hammock, two outdoorshowers, 321-455-1380.

Manatee Cove: 4905 N. Tropi-cal Trail, Merritt Island, west ofNorth Tropical Trail and half-milesouth of Porcher Road on the In-dian River. Dirt road and naturaltrail. Wildlife: waterfowl, mana-tees, bottlenose dolphin. Launchsite for canoes, 321-455-1380.

Riverwalk Nature Center:5355 U.S. 1, Rockledge. Featureseducational displays, hands-on ac-tivities, children’s classes andgroup programs. The 915-footboardwalk trail winds through thehammock until it reaches the In-dian River Lagoon. Wildlife: song-birds, hawk, woodpecker, snakes,raccoon, dolphin, manatee,321-433-4490.

Rotary Park: 1899 S. Courte-nay Parkway, Merritt Island.

38-acre park includes quarter-mileloop trail, nature center, board-walk nature trail. Reservations for10 or more, 321-455-1385.

Travis Park: 2003 MichiganAve., adjacent to north perimeterof Brevard Community College, Co-coa. Features one-mile paved na-ture trail around Clear Lake, ex-tends from Travis Park and itscommunity center facilities toBrevard Museum. Community cen-ter with gymnasium, special-inter-est activities, computer lab, beachvolleyball court, basketball andday camp, 321-633-1871.

Ulumay Wildlife Sanctuary:805 Sykes Creek Parkway, MerrittIsland. Canals for canoes andkayak paddlers, seven-mile loopwalking trail, bird-watching towerand easy access to the waterwaysfor sports fisherman,321-455-1380.

SOUTH BREVARDFlorida Tech Botanical Gar-

dens: Florida Tech campus. One-mile paved trail winds throughsome 300 species of palms, fernsand tropical foliage. Hours dawnto dusk, 321-674-8125.

Erna Nixon Park: 1200 EvansRoad, West Melbourne. Naturecenter and boardwalk, half-mile,self-guided elevated boardwalktrail through three different eco-systems with native plant speciesand small animals. Wildlife: go-pher tortoise, indigo snake. Fortours, 321-952-4525.

Long Point Park: 700 LongPoint Road, Melbourne Beach, offSR A1A, one mile north of Sebas-tian Inlet. One mile of naturaltrails on Scout Island, riverfrontcamping on Indian River, adjacentto main park lies primitive camp-ing site at Scout Island for youthgroups, 321-952-4532.

Samson’s Island: SatelliteBeach. Accessible only by boat.Public transportation available at1 p.m. Sunday on a first-come,first-served basis from SatelliteBeach Fire Department, 1390South Patrick Drive Pavilion; rest-rooms, picnic areas, grills, naturetrails, camping and fishing. Per-mits required for visitors duringdusk to daylight hours. Permitsavailable from the Satellite BeachRecreation Office, 321-773-6458.

Sebastian Inlet State Park:9700 SR A1A, Melbourne Beach.Bird-watching along coastal areasand inlet, camping, fishing, surf-ing, swimming, snorkeling and div-ing, 321-984-4852.

Turkey Creek Wildlife Sanctu-ary, Margaret Hames Nature Cen-ter: 1502 Port Malabar Blvd. N.E.,Palm Bay; 1 1 ⁄ 4-mile boardwalkloop and 1 1 ⁄ 2-mile jogging trail.Ranger-staffed nature center fea-tures hands-on exhibits, environ-mental literature and videos. Edu-

cational programs for schools,church and youth groups. Grouptours by appointment. Saturdaysand Sundays there is a 90-minuteto two-hour public tour,321-676-6690.

Wickham Park: 2500 ParkwayDrive, Melbourne. Half-mile foottrail, horse trails and a30,000-square-foot fenced, off-leash dog park, 321-255-4307.

OUTSIDE BREVARDFlorida Eco-Safaris at Forever

Florida: A 45-minute drive west ofsouthern Brevard County, ForeverFlorida offers guided tours of its4,700-acre wildlife preserve andworking cattle ranch. Horsebacksafaris are available by reserva-tion. Forever Eco-safaris leave at10 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily,866-854-3837;floridaecosafaris.com

NATURE EXCURSIONSA Day Away Kayak Tours:

Kayak tours seven days a weekfrom various sites across CentralFlorida, including Merritt IslandNational Wildlife Refuge,321-268-2655;adayawaykayaktours.com

Adventure Kayak of CocoaBeach: Kayak tours of the CocoaBeach/Thousand Islands area, noprevious kayaking experience re-quired, 321-453-6952,321-480-8632;kayakcocoabeach.com

Cocoa Beach Manatee Watch:Reservations required for the21 ⁄ 2-hour tour departing fromRamp Road Park at 10 a.m.aboard the vessel Wildside. Re-freshments provided. Wildlife:manatees, dolphins and alliga-tors. Cost: $30, adults; $15, chil-dren younger than 10. Customtours also available,321-799-5495 or 800-695-1770;wildsidetours.com

Cocoa Beach Thousand Is-lands: South Banana River Ma-rina, 1357 S. Banana River Drive.Daily eco-tours along the CocoaBeach Islands canals. Wildlife:manatees, dolphins and a varietyof birds. Call Island Boat Lines forreservations, 321-454-7414 or321-302-0544.

Dolphin Girl Cruises: Miss Arieldeparts from Conch Key Grille(U.S. 1 in Rockledge) for eco-toursof the Indian River Lagoon.Themed sailings, sunset cruises,bird watching tours, cruise anddine, 321-591-3670;dolphingirltours.com

Indian River Cruises: Cocoa Vil-lage Marina, 90 Delannoy Ave.Lunch, afternoon and sunsetcruises depart daily on a 47-footluxury catamaran. Sunset sail twohours before sunset,321-223-6825;indianrivercruises.com

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On the hunt. A grey heron looksout over the water at the MerrittIsland National Wildlife Refuge inTitusville.



Nature groupsNATURE/CONSERVATIONAstronaut Trail Shell Club of

Brevard: 7:30 p.m. fourthWednesdays at the SatelliteBeach Civic Center, 565 CassiaBlvd., 321-452-5736.

Brevard Nature Alliance andSpace Coast Birding: Quarterlyboard meetings, annual meetingis in September, Space CoastBirding & Wildlife Festival in Janu-ary, 321-268-5224 for locations,e-mail [email protected];natureandspace.com

Friends of the Scrub:7:30 p.m. fourth Thursdays of Oc-tober and April at St. Mark’sUnited Methodist Church, 2030 N.SR A1A, Indialantic,321-777-0839.

Project Backyard Brevard: En-vironmental organization foundedto protect local wildlife,321-259-6585, [email protected];takecareofflorida.com

Sea Turtle Preservation Soci-ety: 7:30 p.m. first Thursdays atMelbourne Beach Community Cen-ter, 507 Ocean Ave., next to TownHall, 321-676-1701;seaturtlespacecoast.org

Sierra Club, Turtle CoastGroup: 6:30 p.m. for social hourand meeting at 7 p.m. fourthThursdays from January throughJune and September. During Octo-ber and December, meeting loca-tion alternates between theUnited Universal Church on U.S.1. In Melbourne and the HesterWagner Community Center, Mel-bourne Village. Group also meets6:30 p.m. first Tuesdays at theNorth Indian River County Library,321-242-8311, 321-768-6629;turtlecoast.org

Space Coast Clean Cities Coa-lition: Meets quarterly at FloridaSolar Energy Center, 1679 Clear-lake Road, Cocoa. Industry andgovernment partnership topromote alternative fuel technol-ogy, 321-638-1443;clean-cities.org

Space Coast Audubon Society:

7:30 p.m. third Fridays, Octoberthrough April, 6:30 p.m. Septem-ber and May, at Rockledge Pres-byterian Church, 921 RockledgeDrive, 321-449-9678;spacecoastaudubon.org

Surfrider Foundation, Sebas-tian Inlet chapter: 7 p.m. secondThursdays, November throughMarch, and 7:30 p.m. Aprilthrough October, 321-426-4235,e-mail [email protected]; surfrider.org/sebastianinlet

PLANTSAmerican Bamboo Society:

Quarterly meetings,321-725-1923, e-mail [email protected]

Brevard County Orchid Soci-ety: 7:30 p.m. second Mondaysat the Satellite Beach Civic Cen-ter, 565 Cassia Blvd.,321-777-9837; thebcos.org

Brevard Rare Fruit Council:7:30 p.m. fourth Wednesdaysfrom January through October at

the Front Street Civic Center, Mel-bourne. Emphasis on exotic fruits,tasting tables and lectures,321-254-7090.

Central Florida African VioletSociety: 10 a.m. third Wednes-days on a monthly basis. Discus-sion on the culture and growing ofAfrican violets, 866-269-3628 ore-mail [email protected]

Florida Native Plant Society,Conradina chapter: 7 p.m. secondMondays from January throughMay and September and Novem-ber at the Melbourne Public Li-brary, 540 E. Fee Ave.,321-264-4922; fnps.org

Florida Native Plant Society,Sea Rocket chapter: 7 p.m.fourth Wednesdays from Septem-ber through May at the BrevardCounty Extension Service, 3695Lake Drive, Cocoa,321-269-0555; fnps.org

Platinum Coast Orchid Soci-ety: 7 p.m. second Wednesdays,Cocoa Expo Sports Center Cafete-

ria, 500 Friday Road,Cocoa,321-632-2847.

GARDENINGBeach Gardeners of Melbourne

Beach: 6:30 p.m. third Tuesdaysfrom October through May at theMelbourne Beach Community Cen-ter, 509 Ocean Ave.,321-723-4180.

Cocoa Beach Garden Club:9:30 a.m. second Wednesdays atCocoa Beach Community Church,321-783-2229.

Cocoa-Rockledge Garden Club:Consists of three circles thatmeet once a month from Septem-ber through May for gardening pro-grams, usually at the Garden Cen-ter, 1493 S. Fiske Blvd., Rock-ledge, 321-631-4628;cocoarockledgegardenclub.org

Dirt Daubers Circle: 9:30 a.m.second Tuesdays at the GardenCenter, 1493 S. Fiske Blvd., Rock-ledge, 321-452-7200 or321-459-2275.

Spade and Trowel Circle:9:30 a.m. third Wednesdays atthe home of a member or other lo-cation, 321-632-8225; 9:30 a.m.second Wednesdays,321-632-8225.

Straw Hat Circle: 9:30 a.m.second Wednesdays at the Gar-den Center, 1493 S. Fiske Blvd.,Rockledge, 321-632-3861.

Melbourne Garden Club:10 a.m. first Fridays from Septem-ber through May at Melbourne Vil-lage Community Center and6:15 p.m. last Mondays at Mel-bourne Library on Fee Avenue,321-727-2710.

Port Malabar Garden Club:9 a.m. second Fridays at PeaceLutheran Church, 1801 Port Mal-abar Blvd. N.E., Palm Bay,321-723-0930.

Titusville Garden Club: In-cludes morning group that meetsfirst Wednesdays from Septemberthrough May and evening groupthat meets second Mondays atGarden Club Center, 5275 SissonRoad, Titusville, 321-264-4266.


Field in view. Dave Freeland of Merritt Island scouts for birds atthe Click Ponds in Viera.

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Indian River Queen: Cocoa Vil-lage Marina, 96 Willard St. Two-hour cruise aboard paddlewheeler.Friday night buffet dinner cruisewith cash bar and live music. Res-ervations required. Available forprivate functions, 321-454-7414;indianriverqueen.com

Space Coast Kayaking: Thou-sand Islands, sunset and biolumi-nescence tours, 321-784-2452;spacecoastkayaking.net

Space Coast River Tours: Two-hour tours daily aboard Blue Dol-phin depart from Kelly Park on theBanana River. Tours for shuttleand rocket launchs, summer andfall bioluminescence, sunset andstar-gazing. Reservations required,321-652-1052;spacecoastrivertours.com

Wildside Tours: Eco-tours ofBanana River, photography tours,shuttle launch tours and more,321-799-5495or800-695-1770;wildsidetours.com



Fishing and boating licensesThe following explains who

needs a freshwater or saltwaterfishing license and where licensescan be obtained:

FRESHWATERFreshwater fishing licenses are

required for residents and nonresi-dents. A resident is:0 Any person who has continu-

ally resided in the state for thepast six months.0 Any member of the U.S.

Armed Forces who is stationed inthis state (includes spouse anddependent children residing in thehousehold).

A valid license is required by allcitizens who intend to hunt or fishin Florida. Some exceptions to thelaw are:0 Florida residents 65 years of

age or older, who possess a Resi-dent Senior Citizen Hunting andFishing Certificate, or who have intheir possession proof of age andresidency;0 Children younger than 16

are not required to have a license,however they must carry proof ofage identification;0 Florida residents certified as

totally and permanently disabled,who possess a Florida residentDisabled Person Hunting and Fish-ing Certificate.0 Florida resident who is fish-

ing with live or natural bait, usingpoles or lines that are notequipped with a fishing-line-re-trieval mechanism, and are fishingfor noncommercial purposes intheir home county. However, resi-dents must have a valid fishing li-cense to fish by any method in afish management area.

License fees, set by the FloridaLegislature, are subject tochange:0 Resident, fishing/hunting

combination, $32.50.0 Resident, 12-month fishing,

$17, nonresident, 12-month, $47.0 Seven-day continuous, non-

resident, $17.Fishing licenses can be ob-

tained from 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m.weekdays at county Tax Collec-tor’s offices at the following loca-tions. Bring driver’s license orFlorida identification card:

North Brevard Service Com-plex: 400 South St., Titusville,321-264-6700.

Merritt Island Service Com-plex: 1450 N. Courtenay Parkway,321-455-1412.

South Brevard Service Com-plex: 1515 Sarno Road, Mel-bourne, 321-255-4410.

Palm Bay Service Complex:450 Cogan Drive S.E.,321-952-4574.

Indian Harbour Place ShoppingCenter: 240 E. Eau Gallie Blvd.,

Indian Harbour Beach,321-779-4009.

Rockledge Square: 1840 S.U.S. 1, 321-633-1897.

SALTWATERThose required to have a li-

cense:0 Nonresidents 16 and older

fishing anywhere in state waters.0 Residents and nonresidents

ages 16 to 65 fishing from a boatin state waters, unless the vesselis covered by a vessel saltwater li-cense.0 Residents and nonresidents

ages 16 to 65 fishing from landwhere the person used a boat orother waterborne means, includ-ing swimming, to reach land.

Those not required to have a li-cense:0 Anyone younger than age 160 Florida residents fishing

from land or from a structure af-fixed to land, such as a pier, jetty,bridge, dock or floating dock0 Florida residents wade fish-

ing in four feet of water or less,when a boat is not used to reachthe wading area0 People age 65 or older with

a valid Florida driver’s license,Florida voter registration card orFlorida Senior Citizen ExemptionCard0 Any Florida resident who is a

member of the U.S. Armed Forceswhile home on leave for 30 orfewer days0 Anyone accepted by the De-

partment of Health for develop-mental services0 Any Florida resident certified

as totally and permanently disa-bled may receive, without charge,a permanent license. Not all disa-bled persons will meet the criteriato receive the no-cost license.0 Anyone holding a valid salt-

water product’s license. However,only one person aboard a vesselholding an SPL may claim exemp-tion from the license require-ments.

The fee structure:0 Resident, one year, freshwa-

ter or saltwater, $17; five year$790 Resident, one year, freshwa-

ter and saltwater, $32.500 Resident, one year, freshwa-

ter, saltwater and hunting, $48

0 Nonresident, three days,$170 Nonresident, seven days,

$300 Nonresident, one year, $47In addition to the cost of a li-

cense or permit, an issuance feeof 50 cents may be charged bythe subagent selling the license orpermit.

The law establishes blanketvessel licenses for party boats,charter boats and guide boats anda blanket license for fishing pierswhere a fee is charged. Their cus-tomers do not need licenses.

The license is required whiletaking, attempting to take or pos-sessing marine finfish and inverte-brates. That includes anglers whoare sport shrimping, clamming, oy-stering, lobstering or fishing forsaltwater species in freshwaterareas.

BOATING LICENSESBoats must be registered if

their owners reside in the statefor more than 90 days. Rates forregistration and decal vary from$8.25 for a small motor boat lessthan 11 feet to $180.81 for a39-foot craft. Fees are set by theFlorida Legislature and are subjectto change.

Decals expire annually on thefirst owner’s birthday. Titling feesand sales tax also apply if theboat was just purchased,flhsmv.gov or brevardtaxcollec-tor.com.

All motorized boats or canoesmust be titled. No registration feeis required for boats or canoeswithout a motor.

A boat title or a manufacturer’sstatement of origin must beshown to obtain a decal. Insur-ance is not required. Boats can beregistered from 8:15 a.m. to5 p.m. weekdays at county TaxCollector’s offices.

SAFETYAnyone 21 or younger operating

a boat of 10 horsepower or moremust obtain a boating safety IDcard, which involves completing asafety course, myfwc.com.

Florida law requires boaters tohave U.S. Coast Guard-approvedpersonal flotation devices, whichshould be properly stored and inserviceable condition.

Boats less than 16 feet longmust have one personal flotationdevice of any type for each personaboard. Boats 16 feet or longermust have one wearable personalflotation device — an offshore lifejacket, near-shore buoyant vest,flotation aid or special-use device(depending on the activity) — foreach person on board. Life jack-ets must be worn while operating.Boats 16 feet or longer also musthave at least one throwable de-vice.

Contact your closest UnitedStates Power Squadron or U.S.Coast Guard Auxiliary at usc-gaux.org (District 070).

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary,South Brevard Flotilla 17-2:Meets at 7:30 p.m. secondWednesdays, Sal Martinez Boat-ing Education Building, PollakPark, 1455 Main St. N.E., PalmBay, boating skills and seaman-ship classes offered twice a yearand About Boating Safely coursesoffered fourth Saturdays exceptDecember, 321-254-0540.

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary,Central Brevard Flotilla 46: Offersa boating safety course seventimes a year, provides vesselsafety checks and other boating-related training at Lee WennerPark in Cocoa, presents a safe-boating class third Saturdays ofevery month (February through No-vember), 877-835-3760.

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flo-tilla 49: Offers boating-safetycourses, safety checks and otherprograms in the Titusville area,321-383-1318.

Information also is availablefrom the Florida Fish and WildlifeConservation Commission officein Ocala at 352-732-1225. Forrules and regulations:850-488-4676, myfwc.com orwildlifelicense.com.

For more information aboutBrevard’s fishing guides and char-ters: fishingspacecoast.org.

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How to fish Sebastian InletThe best catches of Sebastian Inlet. Numbers refer to locations on the map.

2. Redfish: A gamefish usually taken from thetwo jetties and by boaters around the mouthof the inlet, with a fall run sometimescoordinating with the fall mullet run aroundthe north jetty. Will hit live baits, includingshrimp, on sliding-sinker bottomrigs and bucktail jigs.

3. Spanish mackerel: Another latefall or early winter migrant usuallycaught from the north and southjetties. They’ll hit smallspoons, like the DiamondJig, or small live baitsfished under floats.

4. Bluefish: Alwaysattracts a crowd of casters,usually on the north andsouth jetties, during theearly winter months.Will hit silverspoons best,but also can betaken on bottom rigswith cut bait.

5. Mangrove snapper:Sometimes taken in largenumbers around the pilingsand rocks of the north jettyon light tackle by those usingpilchards or live shrimp on

a small hook.

10. Seatrout: Once caught in greatnumbers in the inlet, only a few now aretaken year-round, mostly in the west sideover sandbars, usually during high-tideperiods. Will hit live shrimp and mostartificials. During the winter months,some ocean-going trout from 8 to 10pounds move inside the inlet and they’recaught on live bait and artificials.

11. Black drum: Sometimes takenin large numbers around the northjetty on bottom rigs with crushedblue crab. Also will hit cut clamsand pieces of baitfish.

7. Sheepshead: Usually taken around the tips of thetwo jetties by those using fiddler crabs or shrimp.

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4350 U.S. 1, Palm Bay: ship’sstore, wet and dry boat storage,mechanical service, bait and tackle,boat rentals, new and used boatsales, haul-out service;321-723-0851.23. Honest John’s Fish Camp750 Mullet Creek Road, MelbourneBeach: bait and tackle, boat, motor,and canoe rentals, boat storage,launch ramp; 321-727-2923.24. Sebastian River Marina and BoatYard 8525 N. U.S. 1, Micco: 56wet slips up to 60 feet, 48 drystorage racks up to 36-feet, gasand diesel fuel, full boatyardservices up to 80,000 pounds,charter fleet, restaurant;772-664-3029.25. Sebastian Inlet Marina8685 N. U.S. 1, Micco: ship’s store,outdoor rack storage, mechanicalservice; 772-664-8500.26. Inlet Marina9502 SR A1A, north of SebastianInlet: wet boat storage, canoe andkayak rentals, powerboat rentals,river tour boat, launch ramp, charterfishing service; 321-724-5424.

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1. Westland Marina419 N. Washington Ave., Titusville:ship’s store, wet and dry boat storage,boat yard, haul-out service;321-267-1667.2. Titusville Municipal Marina451 Marina Road, Titusville: ship’sstore, wet boat storage, gas and dieselfuel, laundry facilities, showers;321-383-5600.3. Loughman Lake Lodge1955 Hatbill Road, Mims: efficiencyunits, tent and RV camping, launchramp, airboat rides, restaurant;321-268-2277.4. Harbortown Canaveral Marina2700 Harbortown Drive, off BargeCanal, Merritt Island: ship’s store,restaurant, gas and diesel, dry andwet boat storage, boat yard, mechanicalservice; 321-453-0160.5. Ocean Club at Port Canaveral(formerly Scorpion’s Newport Marina)960 Mullet Drive, Port Canaveral: ship’sstore, dry and wet boat storage, full-service boat yard, boat sales,mechanical service, charter fishing,gas and diesel fuel, bait and tackle;321-799-9411.6. Cape Marina800 Scallop Drive, Port Canaveral:ship’s store, dry and wet boat storage,full-service boat yard, mechanicalservice, charter fishing, bait and tackle,high-speed Valdtec fuel, gas and dieselfuel, wireless Internet; 321-783-8410.7. Sunrise Marina505 Glen Cheek Drive,Port Canaveral: ship’s store, dry andwet boat storage, boat yard, mechanicalservice, charter fishing, bait and tackle,gas and diesel fuel;321-783-9535.8. Lone Cabbage Fish Camp8199 SR 520, Cocoa: restaurant,airboat rides; 321-632-4199.9. Lake Poinsett Lodge, Bait and Tackle5665 Lake Poinsett Road, Cocoa: baitand tackle, launch ramp;321-636-0045 or 321-504-3900.10. Cocoa Village Marina90 Delannoy Ave., Cocoa: wet slips,lifts, boaters’ concierge services,clubhouse; 321-632-5445 or321-635-8883.11. Banana River Marine Service1360 S. Banana River Drive, MerrittIsland: ship’s store; wet and dry boatstorage, boat yard, mechanical service,laundry and showers, do-it-yourselfrepair yard; 321-452-8622.12. Orange Cove Marina, 400 W.Cocoa Beach Causeway, Cocoa Beach:boat slips; 321-783-8349.13. Pineda Point Marina6175 N. Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne:ship’s store, wet and dry boat storage;321-254-4199.14. Windward Harbor Marina4399 N. Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne:ship‘s store, wet and dry boat storage,sailboat charters and rentals,sailing school, mechanical service;321-254-1490.

15. Telemar Bay Marina1399 Banana River Drive,Indian Harbour Beach: ship’sstore, mechanical services,wet and dry boat storage, boatyard, haul-out service, gas anddiesel fuel; 321-773-2468.


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1. Scottsmoor LandingHuntington Avenue and Dixie Way inScottsmoor (on west shore of IndianRiver) seven miles north of Mims.One ramp.2. Old Beacon 42 Camp Boat Ramp1.5 miles north of Haulover Canal offState Road 3 at Merritt Island NationalWildlife Refuge (on west shore ofMosquito Lagoon).3. Haulover Canal Boat RampSR 3 and Haulover Canal at MerrittIsland National Wildlife Refuge (atHaulover Canal linking MosquitoLagoon and Indian River).4. Eddy Creek Boat RampPlayalinda Beach at CanaveralNational Seashore on southeast sideof Mosquito Lagoon on Eddy Creek.May be closed because of securityrestrictions.5. Parrish ParkEast end of State Road 406 bridgein Titusville on east side of IndianRiver. Six lanes.6. Marina ParkMarina Road and U.S. 1 in Titusvilleon west side of Indian River. Twolanes.7. Loughman Lake LodgeOn Hatbill Road off State Road 46west of Mims on Lake Loughman.8. Fox Lake Park4400 Fox Lake Road, west end of FoxLake Road in Titusville, one ramp foraccess to Fox Lake and South Lake,freshwater.9. Kennedy Point Park4915 S. Washington Ave. on U.S. 1south of State Road 50 in Titusville,two lane ramps.10. Port St. John Boat Ramp6650 N. Cocoa Blvd. (U.S. 1)at Port St. John.11. Port’s End ParkWest channel of Port Canaveralon south side of the port.12. Freddie Patrick ParkMiddle turning basin of Port Canaveralon south side of the port.13. Kelly Park2550 N. Banana River Drive, southof State Road 528, four lane boatramps and area forcatamaran/sailboard.14. McFarland ParkCoquina Drive and River Road inCocoa.15. and 16. James Bourbeau-Leroy Wright ParkState Road 520 and St. Johns Riverwest of Cocoa. Paved ramp and parkon St. Johns River.17. Lake Poinsett LodgeEnd of State Road 520-A west ofCocoa on east side of Lake Poinsett.18. Lee Wenner ParkState Road 520 and Riverside Drivein Cocoa on west side of Indian River.

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To minimize harm to thisendangered species, boatersshould stay in deep waternavigation channels andreduce speed whenoperating in shallow waters.A manatee protection planfor Brevard County, in placesince 1990, designatesspeed zones to minimizemanatee accidents.Speeders in a manateeprotection zone face aminimum $50 citation. Themaximum fine for speedingin a manatee protection zoneis $500 and/or six monthsin jail.

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Boat ramps 19. Kiwanis Island ParkState Road 520 and KiwanisPark Road on Merritt Islandconnecting with Sykes Creekand Newfound Harbor.Two lanes and natural sitelaunch.

20. Wayside ParkState Road 520near CapeCanaveralHospitalin Cocoa Beachon east side ofBanana River.

21. Ramp Road ParkRamp Road inCocoa Beach on canalconnecting with Banana River.

35. Sand Point Marina2015 Main St., Micco, onSebastian River connectingwith Indian River.

22. POW-MIA Park (PinedaLanding) U.S. 1 and PinedaCauseway north of Melbourneon west side of Indian River.23. Lake Washington ParkWest end of Lake WashingtonRoad west of Melbourneon east side of LakeWashington. Two lanes.24. Ballard ParkN. Thomas Barbour Boulevard,in Melbourne on Eau Gallie Riverconnecting with Indian River.25. Eau Gallie CausewayBoat RampEast end of Eau GallieCauseway, State Road 518,on east side of Indian River.Four lanes and naturalwindsurfing launch.26. Camp Holly Fish Camp6901 W. U.S. 192 west ofMelbourne on St. Johns River.

27. Front Street ParkNew Haven Avenue and FrontStreet near downtownMelbourne on west side ofIndian River.28. Alex Goode ParkNorth Bianca Drive in Palm Bayon Turkey Creek connecting withIndian River.29. John Jorgensen’s Landing5045 U.S. 1, Grant.

30. First Street Boat Ramp4727 1st Street, Grant.One lane.31. Honest John’s Fish Camp750 Mullet Creek Road off StateRoad A1A at Floridana Beachon east side of Indian River.32. Long Point Park200 State Road A1A north ofSebastian Inlet.

33. Inlet Marina9502 State Road A1A north ofSebastian Inlet.

34. Sebastian Inlet State ParkState Road A1A at Brevard/Indian River county line.


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Nature


BrevardCounty

• Hatchlings usually waituntil night to emerge fromthe nest, reducingexposure topredators. Theyhead to the oceanin a group.

Labor pains

1. The female digs a body pit using herflippers and rotating her body to removethe sand.2. Using her cupped rear flippers in analternating scooping motion, she digs anegg chamber.

• The eggsare flexibleand do notbreak asthey fallinto thechamber.

4. After the eggs are deposited into the chamber,she uses her rear flippers to push sand over thechamber and gently packs the sand.

• Nesting turtlesappear to cry asthey nest, butthey are actuallygetting rid ofextra salt thataccumulates intheir bodies.

5. Using her front flippers, she fills in the bodypit. The sand is thrown in from all directionsin an effort to disguise the nest. Once thenest is covered, she returns to the oceanand never returns to the nest.

3. With the chamber finished, shebegins to lay eggs. Two to three eggsdrop at a time, covered in thick, protective mucus.

• The eggs are about the size ofa pingpong ball,

1.5 to 2 inches indiameter depending

on the species.

• The eggs hatchabout 60 days afterbeing laid, dependingon the sand temperature.

The hatchlings

Leatherbackhatchling

Sources:Florida Power & Light,SeaWorld, Sea TurtlePreservation Society,Florida Fish andWildlife ConservationCommission, ArchieCarr National WildlifeRefuge, Seaturtle.organd FLORIDA TODAYresearch

T. Standish,FLORIDA TODAY

• When a hatchling reachesthe surf, it dives into a waveand rides the undertow out.For the next 24 to 48 hours,the baby turtle swims intodeeper water where it is lessvulnerable to predators.

Loggerheadhatchling

Green turtlehatchling

• Only about 1 in 1,000hatchlings survives tobecome an adult.

Nesting in Florida Annually, sea turtles along the Florida coast make between 40,000 and 84,000 nests,mainly from May through October. The greatest number of nests can be found alongthe East Coast, from Brevard to Palm Beach counties.

After mating in the ocean during early spring, females usuallyreturn to the beach where they were born. How sea turtlesfind the beach they hatched on is not known. The femalesemerge from the ocean, usually at night, and make their wayabove the high tide line to find a nesting site.

Nesting can take one to three hoursand exhausts the turtle:

• More than 90 percentof hatchlings are eatenby predators.

Green turtle(Chelonia mydas)

Leatherback(Dermochelys coriacea)

Loggerhead(Caretta caretta)

Mysterious visitorsto Brevard’s beachesSea turtles are air-breathingreptiles that spend most of theirlives in the ocean. Of the sevenspecies, loggerhead, leatherbackand green nest along BrevardCounty’s coast.

Sea turtles Adults: 700 to 2,000 pounds,4 to 8 feet long. Status: Threatened

Leatherback

They lay about80 fertilized eggs andcover them with about30 unfertilized eggs as aprotective cover.

Nesting period:April through July.

Loggerhead

Nesting period:April throughSeptember.

Lays four to sevenclutches, one about every14 days, with an averageof 100 to 126 eggs ina clutch.

Average adult: 300 pounds,about 4 feet long. Status: Endangered

Green turtleAverage adult: 350 pounds, 4 feet long.Status: Threatened

Lays three tofive clutches of eggsa season, with anaverage of 115 eggsin a clutch.

Nesting period:June throughlate September.

Turtlenestingrange


Surfing and sailing

Brevard County surf spots are top-notchFLORIDA TODAY STAFF

The Space Coast is home topremier surf spots, internationalsurfing events and some of theworld’s topsurfers.

Among professional surferswho got their feet wet along theSpace Coast are former worldchampions C.J. Hobgood andDamien Hobgood of SatelliteBeach, and nine-time worldchampion Kelly Slater of CocoaBeach.

Several annual events inBrevard County have attractedthousands of spectators and hun-dredsofcompetitors.

Among the area’s long-run-ning annual events are the EasterSurfing Festival and the NationalKidney Foundation Labor DaySurfingFestival.

The pros hit the beach late inthe year for the $10,000 SeanSlater Invitational, which is partof the World Skin Cancer Foun-dation Fall Classic. That is fol-lowed by the annual $10,000Quiksilver King of the Peak con-test at Sebastian Inlet, featuring auniqueskinsgameformat.

The five-year run of the origi-nal Sebastian Inlet Pro, a majorevent on the World QualifyingSeries that attracted some of thefinest pros in the world,hascometoanend.

In its place is a nine-day eventin March called Surf Fest, featur-ing top junior amateurs and prosfrom Europe to South Amerca.Also scheduled is a three-day col-legiate surf contest and standuppaddleboardevent.

Numerous surf shops stretchalong the Space Coast with anabundance of boards and otherequipment.

For casual surfers, popularbeaches extend from Cape Ca-naveral in the north to SebastianInlet in the south,with manypub-lic access points across thedunes.

Surfersareadvisedtobeawareof private property when parkingandcrossingover tothebeach.

Craig Bailey, 2009 FLORIDA TODAY file

Surf’s up. Anthony Passarelli cuts a wave during AAU National Surfing Championships in Cocoa Beach.

SAILING CLUBSAnchorage Yacht Basin:

321-773-3620Cocoa Beach Yacht Club:

Cape Canaveral,321-784-2292

East Coast Sailing Associa-tion: Meets at 7 p.m. the sec-ond Wednesday of the monthat the Satellite Beach CivicCenter, ecsasail.com

Eau Gallie Yacht Club:321-773-2600

Kennedy Point Marina &Yacht Club: Titusville,321-383-0280

Indian River Yacht Club:Cocoa, 321-638-0090,[email protected]

Manatee Cove Marina: Mel-bourne, 321-494-7455

Melbourne Harbor Marina:321-725-9054

Melbourne Yacht Club:321-768-9921

Port Canaveral Yacht Club:321-784-2292

Titusville Sailing Club: Con-ducts Red Cross sailing les-sons in spring and fall,321-267-2967

Whitley Bay Yacht Club:Cocoa, 321-632-5445

HOT LINESCocoa Beach Surf report:

321-868-8967.

SURF REPORTSAND FORECASTS

2ndlight.com: Forecasts andlive surf cams.

16streets.com: Cocoa Beacharea surf reports done by BrevardCounty surfing family, theO’Hares. Daily updates.

CFLSurf.com: Central Floridasurf forecasts.

SurfGuru.com: Florida surf re-ports and live surf cams.

surfline.com: Forecasts, pro-files, news and live surf cams.

thewavecaster.com: Indialantic

area surf reports and live surfcams.

RENTALSSurfboard and Kayak Rentals:

3220 S. Atlantic Ave., CocoaBeach, 321-783-4088, ocean-sportsworld.com

CAMPSCraig Carroll’s Surf Camp:

321-868-1980, ronjonsurfs-chool.com

Next Generation Surf School:Cocoa Beach Surf Complex, 4001N. Atlantic Ave., 321-591-9577,nexgensurf.com

Quiksilver Surf Camp: Quiksil-ver.com

SurfGuys Surf School:321-956-3268, surfguyssurf.com

Malcolm Denemark, FLORIDA TODAY file

Smooth sailing. The IndianRiver is calm as a boat sailsnorth of the Pineda Causeway.



Recreation


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13. Fee Avenue Tennis Courts114 E. Fee Ave., Melbourne;321-674-572011 hard courts, 4 clay courts

14. Bryant Adams Park2285 Minton Road, W. Melbourne;321-676-40294 lighted courts,2 four-wall racquetball courts

15. Kiwanis Island Tennis951 Kiwanis Island Park Road,Merritt Island;321-455-13808 lighted hard courts

17. Racquet Club of Cocoa Beach4600 Tom Warriner Blvd.,Cocoa Beach;321-868-322410 hard courts, 2 clay courtsPro shop

18. DeSoto Tennis & Racquetball Courts499 DeSoto Parkway,Satellite Beach; 773-3313Recreation Department:321-773-64588 lighted hard courts; 2 enclosedracquetball courts

19. Kiwi Tennis Club30 Tradewinds Drive, IndianHarbour Beach;321-773-21164 hard courts, 9 clay courtsall lighted;Pro shop • Privateexercise room; Palm Caferestaurant (open to the public),banquet room

20. Eau Gallie Yacht Club100 Datura Drive,Indian Harbour Beach;321-777-61186 clay courtsPro shop • Private

21. Flutie Athletic Complex2151 Oak St., MelbourneBeach; 321-952-63232 lighted courts

22. Tennis at Aquarina255 Hammock ShoreDrive, Melbourne Beach;321-676-52366 clay courts, 3 lightedPro shop • Private

16. Cape Canaveral Tennis7300 N. Atlantic Ave.,Cape Canaveral;321-868-12265 lighted hard courts,4 racquetball courtscityofcapecanaveral.org

1. Singleton Tennis Courts655 Singleton Ave., Titusville;321-264-503610 lighted hard courts

2. Isaac Campbell Sr. Park701 South St., Titusville;321-264-50402 lighted hard courts

3. YMCA Outback Tennis3050 Satterfield Road,Titusville; 321-269-37636 lighted clay courtsPro shop • Private

4. LaCita Country Club777 Country Club Drive,Titusville; 321-383-2582Pro shop: 321-383-53116 clay courts • Private

5. Fay Park4700 Fay Blvd., Port St. John;321-633-19044 hard courts2 racquetball courts

6. Provost Park400 Varr Ave., Cocoa;321-633-18742 unlighted courts

7. Rockledge Park Tennis960 Cogswell St.,Rockledge; 321-633-19758 hard courts, 4 clay courts,all lighted

8. McLarty Park790 Barton Blvd., Rockledge;321-633-18702 lighted hard courts

9. Swiss Inn3220 S. Fiske Blvd.,Rockledge; 321-631-14656 lighted clay courts • Private

11. Suntree Country Club1 Country Club Drive, Melbourne;321-242-62426 clay courts, 2 deco turfPro shop • Private andpublic instruction

12. Jimmy Moore Tennis Complex2857 Sarno Road, Melbourne;321-255-46138 lighted hard courts

10. Viera Regional Park2300 Judge Fran JamiesonWay, Viera;321-433-48914 lighted hard courts

Tennis in Brevard


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23. The Majors Golf Club3375 BaysideLakes Blvd.,Palm Bay; 321-952-861, ext. 3.Pro: Brian Nemschick.• Public with membershipsavailable; par-72; 18 holes;6,918 yards;www.majorsgolfclub.com

24. The Habitat at Valkaria3591 Fairgreen St.,Grant-Valkaria;321-952-6312.Pro: Alex Romanoff.• Public; par-72; 18 holes;6,836 yards.www.golfspacecoast.com

25. Aquarina Beach& Country Club7500 SR A1A, South MelbourneBeach; 321-728-0600.Pro: Steve Waggoner.• Semiprivate; par-62;18 holes; 4,302 yards.

26. Barefoot Bay Golf& Country Club1225 Barefoot Blvd.,Barefoot Bay; 772-664-3174.• Public; par-60; 18 holes;3,688 yards. www.bbrd.org

Golf in Brevard

Prices vary by season.Call for rates.

1. Walkabout Golf Club3230 Folsom Road, Mims;321-385-2099.General manager: Franco Ippolito.• Public; par-72; 18 holes; 7,146 yards.Pro shop. www.walkaboutgolf.com

2. Sherwood Golf Club4335 Londontown Road, Titusville;321-269-4653.• Public; par-71; 18 holes;6,513 yards.

3. Willow Lakes Golf & RV Resort2199 N. U.S. 1, Titusville;321-264-4653.• Public; par-29; 9 holes; 1.308 yards.www.willowlakes.com

4. The Great Outdoors137 Plantation Drive, Titusville;321-269-5524. Pro: Mike Owen.• Semiprivate; par-71; 18 holes;6,542 yards.

5. Royal Oak Resort and Golf Club2150 Country Club Drive, Titusville;321-268-1550. Pro: Neil Hunt.• Semiprivate; par-71; 18 holes;6,709 yards.www.royaloakgolfresort.com

6. La Cita Country Club777 Country Club Drive, Titusville;321-267-2955. Pro: Bob Kennedy.• Private; par-72; 18 holes; 6,602yards. www.lacitacc.com

7. Sam’s Executive Golf Course4255 U.S. 1, Sharpes;321-632-2890.• Public; par-58; 18 holes;2,960 yards.

8. The Savannahs at Sykes Creek3915 Savannah Trail, Merritt Island;321-455-1375. Pro: Greg Sanders.• Public; par-72;18 holes; 6,507yards. www.golfspacecoast.com

9. Rockledge Country Club1591 S. Fiske Blvd., Rockledge;321-636-3160. Pro: Ed Buckey.• Private; par-71; 18 holes;6,439 yards.

10. Cocoa Beach Country Club5000 Tom Warriner Blvd.,Cocoa Beach; 321-868-3351.Pros: Joe Tucker and Holly Gregory.• Public; par-36, 36, 35; 27 holes;River course 3,342 yards, Dolphincourse 3,021 yards,Lakes course 3,372 yards.www.golfcocoabeach.com

11. Turtle Creek Golf Club1279 Admiralty Blvd., Rockledge;321-632-2520.Golf director: Dustin Horton.• Semiprivate; par-72;18 holes;6,503 yards.www.turtlecreekgolfclub.com

12. Duran Golf Club7032 Stadium Parkway, Viera;321-504-7776. Pro: Russel Glasby.• Public; par-72; 18 holes;7,151 yards. www.durangolf.com

13. Viera East Golf Club2300 Clubhouse Drive, Viera;321-639-6500. Pro: Justin Wasson.• Public; par-72; 18 holes;6,720 yards. www.vieragolf.com

14. Indian River Colony Club1936 Freedom Drive, Melbourne;321-255-6050, ext. 224.Recreation manager: Wally Bandura.• Private; par-72; 18 holes;6,647 yards.www.indianrivercolonyclub.com

15. Manatee Cove Golf Club861 Marina Road, Patrick Air ForceBase; 321-494-7856.Pros: Jody Clor and Steve Waggoner• Private; active, retired military andguests; par-72, 18 holes;6,947 yards.

16. Baytree National Golf Links8207 National Drive, Melbourne;321-259-9060. Director of golf:Debra Wolf.• Semiprivate; par-72; 18 holes;7,043 yards.www.baytreenational.com

17. Suntree Country Club1 Country Club Drive, Melbourne;321-242-6235.• Private; par-72; 36 holes;Classic course 6,953 yards;Challenge course 6,945.www.suntree.com

18. Mallard’s Landing2750 Lake Washington Road,Melbourne; 321-255-4606.Pro: Ed Barbour.• Public; par-72; 18 holes;6,748 yards.

19. Crane Creek Reserve475 W. New Haven Ave., Melbourne;321-674-5716. Pro: David Bremke.• Public; par-71; 18 holes;5,836 yards.

20. Palm Gardens Golf Course2630 Minton Road, Melbourne;321-723-3182. Manager: Eve Taylor.• Public; par-30; 9 holes;1,596 yards.

21. Spessard Holland atMelbourne Beach2374 Oak St., Melbourne Beach;321-952-4529. Pro: Rene Uzee.• Public; par-67; 18 holes;5,155 yards.www.golfspacecoast.com

22. Jo Daddy’s ExecutiveLighted Golf Course3255 Jupiter Blvd. S.E., Palm Bay;321-723-1956.• Public, executive, par-29; 9 holes,1,501 yards. Lighted course.


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Shopping

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Looking to buy. Shoppers pack the halls at the Melbourne Square mall.

Shopping options for all tastes— from major department storesto smart boutiques — can befound in Brevard County.

SHOPPING PLAZASThe Avenue Viera: The $60 mil-

lion, 415,000-square-foot, open-air development off Lake AndrewDrive west of Interstate 95 inViera, includes Bed Bath & Be-yond, Belk, Books-A-Million, OldNavy, Rave Motion Pictures, TheMelting Pot, World Market, thearea’s first Kohl’s retailer, aGreen Market farmer’s marketevery Tuesday and more,321-634-5390;viera.shoptheavenue.com.

Viera MarketPlace includesSports Authority and Office Depot.

South of The Avenue are theShoppes of Lake Andrew, a Wal-Mart Supercenter and a SuperTar-get.

Antiques/Collectibles: Gold &Silver Refinery buys gold, silver,platinum, antiques and collect-ibles, 2951 Hessey St., No. 5,Palm Bay, 321-952-6900.

Babcock Street: On BabcockStreet, just north of Hibiscus Boul-evard, is a renovated shoppingarea built in 1959. The land-scaped strip center on Babcock’seast side is known as the Mel-bourne Shopping Center, which in-cludes Big Lots, Publix, severaldiscount apparel outlets, restau-rants and small shops. A Searsstore and several fast-food, ethnicand sit-down restaurants also op-erate along that stretch of Bab-cock Street.

Cocoa Beach: In the downtownarea, just north of the MinutemenCauseway and between Orlandoand Atlantic avenues, lies CottageRow — military houses from the1940s and ’50s that have beenconverted into quaint shops, sa-lons and restaurants. Near StateRoads 520 and A1A is a touristlandmark, Ron Jon Surf Shop, thebeach’s colorful, two-story,24-hour icon of surf wear andbeach attire.

Cocoa Village: This historicarea in downtown Cocoa is tree-lined and cozy with several inde-pendent venues specializing in giftitems, arts and crafts, galleries,gourmet foods, metaphysicalbooks, antiques and clothing.

The village also includes res-taurants from casual to upscaleand bars featuring music. It is thescene of popular arts and craftsshows, which take place the firstweekend of March and Decemberand the third weekend of Octoberand May.

The area also includes an am-phitheater, fishing on the IndianRiver, an interactive fountain, his-toric homes, churches, walkingtours, a ghost tour and the state

headquarters for the Florida His-torical Society.

The Civic Center, RiverfrontPark and Porcher House areamong the intimate settings thatcan be rented for weddings, par-ties, conferences and meetings.

Call Cocoa Leisure Services at321-639-3500. For more informa-tion, contact the Historic VillageAssociation at 321-631-9075;cocoavillage.com.

Crossroads Marketplace: Titus-ville’s newest retail developmentis on State Road 405, just southof State Road 50. Consisting ofmore than 200,000 square feet ofretail space, the marketplace isanchored by Target. Other storesinclude Kay Jewelers, Marshalls,PetCo and Merle Norman.

Eau Gallie: The Eau Gallie ArtsDistrict of Melbourne, which is onthe riverfront east of U.S. 1 andruns north of the Eau GallieCauseway to south of ParkwayDrive, is home to art galleries,bookstores, antique shops, a bak-ery and restaurants.

Fifth Avenue: This beachsideextension of U.S. 192 in Indialan-tic is lined with a collection of res-taurants and specialty shops. Thearea includes a Starbucks coffeeshop and a Cold Stone Creameryice cream store.

Florida Marketplace: The cen-ter at 1396 Babcock St., Mel-bourne, 321-956-2100, opened40 years ago as Brevard Mall, thecounty’s first enclosed mall. Al-though the Marketplace primarily

is an office and professional com-plex, the facility includes some re-tail stores.

Hammock Landing: The460,000-square-foot shoppingcenter off Palm Bay Road near In-terstate 95 in West Melbourne isthe county’s newest. It opened in2009 and has 28 stores, includ-ing Ulta Beauty, Michael’s crafts,Kohl’s, Five Guys Burgers andFries, HHGregg and Marshall’s.Adjacent to the main center isPhase II, which has a Targetstore. New stores are being addedregularly. For a full list, go tohammocklandingfl.com.

Historic Downtown Melbourne:The area along New Haven andStrawbridge avenues is home tospecialty shops that sell antiques,fine art, crafts, jewelry, gifts, cloth-ing, chocolate and holiday items,as well as a variety of restaurants,coffee shops and bars. For moreinformation, call Melbourne MainStreet at 321-724-1741;downtownmelbourne.com.

Indian Harbour Beach: Threelarge shopping centers vie for cus-tomers’ attention along east EauGallie Causeway. You’ll find famil-iar names, such as Coastal Homeby Bealls, Publix and Wal-Mart, inaddition to various specialtyshops and restaurants.

Melbourne Square: The mall isanchored by Dillard’s North andSouth, Macy’s, J.C. Penney andDick’s Sporting Goods. Lining themall between these departmentstores are specialty shops, kiosksand a food court, 321-727-2000,

simon.com or westmelbourne.org.The mall is on U.S. 192, a majorthoroughfare and shopping area.Home centers, furniture storesand discount stores line the routefrom U.S. 1 to Interstate 95. Theyinclude Target, Barnes & NobleBooksellers, Ross, Pier 1 Imports,Best Buy, Petsmart, Sports Au-thority and Sam’s Club.

Merritt Square Mall: More than100 stores are in Merritt Island’small on State Road 520. It isanchored by Macy’s, Dillard’s,Sears and J.C. Penney, and in-cludes a large movie theater,321-452-3270;merrittsquaremall.com

Miracle City Mall: J.C. Penneyanchors this Titusville mall thatalso is home to GNC and Dave’shot dog stand, 321-269-7521.

Palm Bay West Regional Shop-ping Center: This strip mall in thePalm Bay area covers 265,000square feet at Minton and Mal-abar roads. Anchors and otherstores include Winn-Dixie, Bealls,Ace Hardware and Tuesday Morn-ing.

Satellite Beach: SatelliteBeach has a shopping plaza withspecialty shops and consumerservice businesses. SatelliteBeach also has the only movietheater among the south beachcities.

Searstown Mall: This Titusvillemall contains Sears and a varietyof specialty shops and services,as well as Titusville’s only movietheater, 321-269-5921.

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Space Coast Frontenac FleaMarket: Hundreds of stalls with acornucopia of used, discounted andnew items and produce, 5605 N.U.S. 1, Frontenac, south of Port St.John. Open for shopping from8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 7 a.m.to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday,321-631-0241.

Super Flea & Farmers Market:Melbourne’s largest open air attrac-tion is situated on 20 acres, withmore than 900 booths of new andused merchandise. While you’re vis-iting, stop by one of the nine foodstands and enjoy a delicious slice ofpizza or a crispy funnel cake. Thismarket also offers free entertain-ment and special events on week-ends. Open for shopping from9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Saturdayand Sunday at Interstate 95 at exit183, West Eau Gallie Boulevard,Melbourne, 321-242-9124;superfleamarket.com

Downtown Titusville: The nostal-gic area offers arts and craftsshops, clothing and consignmentshops, flower and gift shops, as wellas a number of restaurants. A fewblocks south of the downtown areaon U.S. 1 are specialized stores, in-cluding antiques.

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NONPROFIT GROUPBrevard Cultural Alliance:

Brevard’s designated local artsagency serving cultural organiza-tions, individual artists and the com-munity. As a 501(c)(3), not-for-profitorganization, the BCA’s mission isto build and sustain a vibrant anddynamic arts and cultural sector in-tegral to Brevard County’s quality oflife. BCA serves the entire countyand all artistic disciplines, in partner-ship with like-minded organizations,to support the arts and cultural com-munity. Contact BCA at321-690-6817; artsbrevard.org

THEATERBrevard County Music Teach-

ers Association: Judith Siegel,7161 Rossi Way, Viera,321-638-3861;[email protected]

Brevard Theatrical Ensemble:Presents storytelling with theatri-cal presentation and music,321-676-0697;brevardensemble.com

Florida Tech College Players:Student group produces shows inGleason Performing Arts Center atFlorida Tech, 321-674-7138.

Henegar Center for the Arts:Features a 500-seat theater, stu-dio space, gallery space andmeeting rooms where there areproductions of classical music,touring theatrical productions, chil-dren’s theater and the Henegar’sRed Carpet Productions, 625 E.New Haven Ave., Melbourne,321-723-8698; henegar.org

Historic Cocoa Village Play-house: Produces musicals andruns the Stars of Tomorrow chil-dren’s program, 300 Brevard Ave.,Cocoa, 321-636-5050.

Melbourne Civic Theatre: Pro-duces shows year-round, 817 E.Strawbridge Ave. at La Galerie,Melbourne, 321-723-6935, [email protected]; mymct.org

Playwrights Workshop: Solicitsplays by area playwrights as acommunity outreach program ofBrevard Community College Exper-imental Theatre, 1519 ClearlakeRoad, Cocoa, 321-449-9898,e-mail [email protected]; playwrightsworkshopbrevard.org

Special Spotlight Theatre:Presents a production featuringspecial-needs entertainers; Hene-gar Center for the Arts, 625 E.New Haven Ave., Melbourne,321-951-2420.

Surfside Players: Produces afull season of comedies, musicalsand a drama. Produces a summerproduction of an original play by alocal playwright. Runs SurfsideYouth Players, which has chil-dren’s acting classes and produc-tions, 300 Ramp Road, CocoaBeach, 321-783-3127;surfsideplayers.com

Theatre Company: Producesproductions at the auditorium ofBrevard Community College’sPalm Bay Campus, 250 Commu-nity College Parkway,321-723-3056;theatrepalmbay.org

Titusville Playhouse: Producesdramas, comedies and musicals.Runs the Rising Stars Theatre forchildren and hosts a children’ssummer camp, Emma Parrish The-atre, 301 Julia St., Titusville,321-268-1125; titusvilleplayhouse.com

Voices of Storytelling Guild:Presents oral storytelling, musi-cians and dramatic presentationsat the Melbourne Public Library,540 E. Fee Ave., 321-259-3822,e-mail [email protected].

MUSICBrevard Chorale: More than 80

community members ages 16 andolder. A function of Brevard Com-munity College, 321-433-7385;brevardchorale.org

Brevard Community Chorusand Orchestra: Classical concertswith professional musicians at theKing Center, 321-433-7385.

Brevard Community College:Offers musical opportunities to lis-ten or perform as vocalists or in-strumentalists, 321-433-7385.

Brevard Symphony Orchestra:More than 100-member orchestraconducted by Christopher Confes-sore performs a full season at theKing Center. Has several countyguilds and the Vivace SocietyClub, 321-242-2024;brevardsymphony.com

Brevard Symphony Youth Or-chestra: Three orchestras — thestring ensemble, the concert or-chestra and the symphony orches-tra — with young musicians ac-cepted through audition,321-254-9583; bsyo.org

Central Florida Winds/Central

Florida Chamber Winds: Givesfive free performances per year,321-223-6688.

Community Band of Brevard:Gives free concerts each year,conducted by Marion Scott,321-725-9191; communitybandofbrevard.org

Harbor City Harmonizers: Per-formances by male chorus andquartet association specializing infour-part a cappella harmony, affili-ated with the Barbershop Har-mony Society, 321-779-4802;harmonize.com/hcharmonizers

Melbourne Chamber Music So-ciety: Brings music groups to per-form at St. Marks United Method-ist Church, 2030 N. SR A1A, Indi-alantic, 321-956-8775 or321-725-6806; melbournechambermusicsociety.com

Melbourne Community Orches-tra: More than 40 musicians per-form free concerts at the Mel-bourne Civic Auditorium, 625 E.Hibiscus Blvd., 321-952-9949;mcorchestra.com

Melbourne Municipal Band:Concert band performs free con-certs using amateur and profes-sional musicians at the MelbourneAuditorium, 625 E. Hibiscus Blvd.,321-724-0555; mmband.org

Platinum Coast Chorus: Avail-able for performances and socialfunctions. A chapter of the SweetAdelines International; member-ship chairman, 772-581-9084 orperformance manager,321-427-7463;platinumcoastchorus.com

Rock the Silence: Brings Chris-tian music to hearing and hearing-impaired audiences. Organizationalso teaches sign languageclasses, 321-446-1802;rockthesilence.homestead.com

Space Coast Chapter of Ameri-can Guild of Organists: Offersconcerts and educational work-shops to promote the art,

321-768-6510 or 242-7473, agospacecoast.tripod.com or [email protected].

Space Coast Chorus: Performswith the Greater Canaveral chap-ter of the Barbershop HarmonySociety and smaller concerts,321-254-9223 or 321-636-0900.

Space Coast Flute Orchestra:Performs free concerts, featuringabout 42 musicians who play awide collection of flutes, directedby Nancy Clew, 321-723-7145 or321-269-2045, or [email protected].

Space Coast Jazz Society:Meets monthly for live jazz per-formances and awards schol-arships to Brevard students study-ing jazz in college, 321-453-4191;spacecoastjazzsociety.com

Space Coast Pops: Offers anannual four-concert subscriptionof music performed by profes-sional musicians. Concert venuetypically is the First Baptist ChurchMerritt Island. Sponsors theBrevard Young Performing ArtistsCompetition, 321-632-7445,e-mail [email protected];spacecoastpops.com

Space Coast Symphony Or-chestra: The group includes pro-fessional musicians as well asuniversity and youth players. Mostconcerts are at First BaptistChurch of Merritt Island;spacecoastsymphony.org

Swingtime Jazz Band: Appearsin three Big Band concerts in Jan-uary and July, plus eight ballroomdances at the Melbourne Audito-rium, 625 E. Hibiscus Blvd.,321-724-0555; mmband.org

DANCEBrevard’s Best Youth Enter-

tainment: Performs for specialevents, fundraisers and retirementfacilities, includes a holiday showin December, 321-777-3833 or321-255-9749.

Broadway Bound DanceCentre: Performs for the commu-nity and works with the MoscowBallet when it comes to the KingCenter, based at 1270-A LakeWashington Road, Melbourne,321-259-4778.

Dance Factory: Private andclass instruction for dancers ages3 and older, 2155 Palm Bay RoadN.E., Palm Bay, 321-726-0606;dancefactoryofbrevard.com

Galmont Ballet Centre forDance Education: Home toBrevard Ballet Theater, presentsseveral productions a year, includ-ing “The Nutcracker,” at Cocoa Vil-lage Playhouse. Offers educa-tional outreach programs andtraining program for children,teens, adults and professionals,5575 Schenck Ave., Suite 11,Viera, 321-543-4403;galmontballet.com

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Neon lights are bright. The Maxwell C. King Center for the Perform-ing Arts in Melbourne offers a diverse array of programming, includ-ing popular artists, Broadway touring shows, classical artists, balletand contemporary dance, opera, country music artists, children’stheater and family-oriented events.



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Golden Steppers: Produces twoshows a year. Performances atFlorida Tech’s Gleason Auditoriumand Cocoa Village Playhouse,321-783-5931.

Imperial Dance Company:Membership by audition fromamong students of the DussichDance Studio, 321-452-2046;dussichdancestudio.com

Kaliko’s Polynesian Dancing,Luau’s, Grams: Performs for ho-tels, corporations and children’sbirthday parties. Includes firedancers, percussionists and Poly-nesian dancers. Also offersspeech-language pathologythrough dance-rhythm therapy, In-dialantic, 321-984-2789.

Paul Stella Productions: Pres-ents ballroom dance benefit exhi-bitions, featuring amateurs andprofessional ballroom dancers. Ex-hibitions benefit a local charity,321-777-1212.

Precision ContemporaryDance: Presents dance programsat the Henegar Center. Open tocommunity dancers by auditiononly, 571 Haverty Court, Suite T,Rockledge, 321-433-0420,precisioncontempdance.org

Serenade Dance Company:

Performs at the Henegar Center.Membership is only for studentsof the Dance Zone,321-242-2442.

Space Coast Ballet Academy:Features the Vaganova trainingmethod under the artistic directionof Boris Chepelev and Janna Ki-rova. Offers international masterclasses, year-end showcase andintensive summer program, “TheNutcracker” production in Decem-ber and spring production at theKing Center; 296 N. WickhamRoad,Melbourne,321-253-0544;spacecoastballet.com

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Museums and galleriesMUSEUMS

Air Force Space & Missile Mu-seum: Focuses primarily on theearly unmanned space program,with artifacts from the 1950s and1960s and a rocket garden. Oneway to visit the museum isthrough Cape Canaveral “Thenand Now” bus tours from KennedySpace Center Visitor Complex.The bus leaves at 12:50 p.m.daily. A combo-pass costs $59plus tax for adults, $43 plus taxfor children ages 3 to 11, and in-cludes two-day access to all Visi-tor Complex exhibitions, shows,IMAX movies, space art galleryand Astronaut Hall of Fame.Prices subject to change. VisitorComplex hours are 9 a.m. to5:30 p.m. during winter. Closinghours vary at other times,321-449-4444;kennedyspacecenter.com

You can see the Air ForceSpace & Missile Museum free viathe 45th Space Wing Public Af-fairs Office. The office offers freebus tours of Cape Canaveral AirForce Station for the public thesecond Wednesday of eachmonth. The three-hour tour in-cludes a visit to the Air ForceSpace & Missile Museum, as wellas active and retired launch padsand facilities plus the Cape Ca-naveral Lighthouse. Tours begin at8:45 a.m. at the South Gate ofCape Canaveral AFS, which is onState Road 401 North, off theBeachline (State Road 528). Res-ervations are required and seatingis limited, on a first-come, first-served basis, 321-494-5945 or321-494-5933; patrick.af.mil

American Police Hall of Fameand Museum: 50,000-square-footfacility allows visitors to sit in anelectric chair, lie under a guillo-tine, sit on a police motorcycleand shoot a police weapon. Fa-cility also has a state-of-the art in-door shooting center. Open10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily except forChristmas and Thanksgiving. Ad-mission: $12, $8 for childrenages 4 to 12, $8 for seniors, freefor ages 3 and younger. Pricessubject to change; 6350 HorizonDrive, Titusville, 321-264-0911;aphf.org

Astronaut Hall of Fame:World’s largest collection of per-sonal astronaut memorabilia. Alsofeatures historic spacecraft andsimulator rides. Admission is $17plus tax, $13 plus tax for childrenages 3 to 11. It also is featuredwith regular admission to the Ken-nedy Space Center Visitor Com-plex, which costs $38 plus tax,$28 plus tax for children ages 3to 11. Prices subject to change.Admission also allows access tothe main complex, including IMAXfilms, KSC bus tour and all otherexhibits and attractions. AstronautHall of Fame is off State Road

405 en route to the KSC VisitorComplex, also on SR 405. Hoursvary according to season. It is al-ways open at 9 a.m., 6225 Vec-torspace Blvd., Titusville,321-449-4444;kennedyspacecenter.com

Brevard Art Museum: BrevardCounty’s only fine arts museumhas five galleries where rotatingexhibitions by international, na-tional and regional artists are dis-played. The museum also is hostto cultural lecture series, a bookclub, jazz performances, chil-dren’s activities and art classes.Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdaythrough Saturday, 1 to 5 p.m.Sunday. Open until 7 p.m. Thurs-days. Admission is $5, $3 for sen-iors 63 and older, $2 for childrenand students with ID, free for chil-dren younger than 2 and museummembers. Admission is freeThursdays. Admission prices aresubject to change, 1463 HighlandAve., Melbourne, 321-242-0737;brevardartmuseum.org

Brevard Museum of Historyand Natural Science: Collectingmuseum brings in traveling showswith accompanying text panels.On permanent display are a Flor-ida timeline and the famous Wind-over Dig, which unearthed7,000-year-old remains of prehis-toric man. Also features a naturecenter with 22 acres of trails.Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdaythrough Saturday. Admission: $6,$5.50 for seniors 62 or older andmilitary with ID, $5 for college stu-dents with ID, $4.50 for children,free for children younger than 4.Admission prices are subject tochange, 2201 Michigan Ave., Co-coa, 321-632-1830;brevardmuseum.org

Brevard Veterans MemorialMuseum: Education museumhouses artifacts from all wars in

which the United States hasfought. Free admission. Hours:8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondaythrough Saturday and noon to5 p.m. Sunday, Veterans Memo-rial Center, 400 S. Sykes CreekParkway, Merritt Island,321-453-1776.

Cocoa Beach Surf Museum:Exhibits present history of surfingthrough old surfboards, maga-zines and photos, surf music andcollections of old items related tosurfing. Hours: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.daily. Hours shortened during win-ter. Admission: $2 donation re-quested, but not required, RonJon Watersports, 4275 N. AtlanticAve., Cocoa Beach,321-258-8217;cocoabeachsurfmuseum.org

Grant Historical House: This1916 house by the Indian Riverhas a collection of antiques frommany eras and countries. Hours:10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesdaythrough Saturday. Admission: Do-nation. Closed for summers,5795 U.S. 1, Grant,321-723-8543.

Historic Rossetter House Mu-seum: Botanical gardens andhouse museum circa 1930. Largecollection of antiques. Gardensavailable for weddings. Hours:10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday throughSaturday. Admission: $5, 1320Highland Ave., Melbourne,321-254-9855;rossetterhousemuseum.org

Liberty Bell Memorial Mu-seum: Contains artifacts and fac-similes from important momentsin U.S. history, including a replicaof the Liberty Bell. Museum hours:10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdaythrough Friday and 10 a.m. to2 p.m. Saturday. Free admission,tours available, 1601 Oak St.,Melbourne, 321-727-1776 ore-mail, [email protected];honoramerica.org

Library of Florida History: Con-tains 7,000 volumes, 3,000 pic-tures and more than 300 primarydocuments. Lectures, site visita-tions, seminars and other activi-ties are available. Book and giftshop. Hours: 10 a.m. to4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Satur-day. Admission: free. 435 BrevardAve., Cocoa, 321-690-1971, ext.1; myfloridahistory.org

North Brevard Historical Mu-seum: Houses historic items dat-ing from 1890 through the 1980s.Hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tues-day through Saturday. Admission:free; 301 S. Washington Ave., Ti-tusville, 321-269-3658.

Ruth Funk Center for TextileArts: Touring exhibitions from na-tional collections and from its per-manent collection in a3,000-square-foot exhibitionspace. Also presents programs re-lated to textile arts. Hours:10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdaysthrough Fridays and noon to4 p.m. Saturdays. Admission:Free, on the campus of FloridaTech, 150 E. University Blvd., Mel-bourne, 321-674-6129;textiles.fit.edu

U.S. Space Walk of Fame Mu-seum: Displays rare photos,space hardware, flight suits, shut-tle tiles, bronzed handprints ofMercury, Gemini and Apollo astro-nauts, numerous scale models ofaerospace vehicles and facilitiesand a hands-on display of LaunchComplex 36A. Museum hours:10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday throughSaturday. Free admission, 4 MainSt., Titusville, 321-264-0434;spacewalkoffame.com

Valiant Air Command WarbirdMuseum: Walk around a33,000-square-foot hangar andsee warplanes from after WorldWar II, a restored Wildcat from thebottom of Lake Michigan and apresent-day F-14. Make a reserva-tion and take a flight in the re-stored C-47 from the D-Day inva-sion. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.daily. Admission: $18, $15 for ac-tive military and seniors 60 andolder, $5 for children younger than12, free for children 4 and youn-ger. Admission prices are subjectto change. Group rates and toursare available, 6600 Tico Road,Space Coast Regional Airport, Ti-tusville, 321-268-1941;vacwarbirds.org

GALLERIES808 Fine Art Gallery: Fine art

by some of the area’s most cele-brated artists. 808 W. New HavenAvenue, Melbourne. Open 11 a.m.to 5 p.m. Monday through Satur-day. Extended evening hours dur-ing holiday season.321-890-3978;jerryhooper.com

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Saluting the past. Aleta Herrmann, a member of the Marine Corps,looks over exhibits at the Liberty Bell Memorial Museum in Melbourne.



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Art and Antique Studio: Origi-nal art on view, 1419 HighlandAve., Melbourne. Open 10 a.m. to5 p.m. Monday through Friday and9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Recep-tions from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. onFirst Friday Gallery Walks,321-253-5553;artandantiquestudio.com

Art Gallery of Viera: 5410 Mur-rell Road, Suite 135, Viera, in TheHome Center. Offers ongoing ex-hibits, classes and other artsevents. Open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.Monday through Friday and10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday,321-890-1415;artgalleryofviera.com

Art Gallery & Studio: A cooper-ative gallery with ongoing exhibits,822 New Haven Ave., Melbourne.Open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondaythrough Saturday, 321-729-9368.

Bad Birds Gallery and Framing:Gallery/working studio featuresoriginal paintings of the IndianRiver, whimsical Cocoa Villageprints, cats, flamingos and artclasses. Open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.Monday through Saturday, noon to4 p.m. Sunday, closed Monday,318 Delannoy Ave., Cocoa Village,321-637-0444;cocoagalleries.com

Black Dog Gallery/Miss Bai-ley’s Curiosity Shop : 404 DBrevard Ave. Cocoa Village. Open10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdaythrough Saturday, 321-626-1801or 321-636-1005;theblackdoggallery.com

Central Brevard Art Associa-tion: Exhibits works of its mem-bers on a rotating basis every twomonths. Open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.Thursday, 566 Barton Blvd., Rock-ledge, 321-636-3673;brevardart.org

The Clay Studio : See clayworks on view and watch artistwork, 116 B Harrison St., CocoaVillage. Open 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.Monday through Saturday,

321-636-4160.Cousins II Gallery: Displays

paintings from local artists. Paintsand drawing classes. Children’sclasses: 9 to 11:30 a.m. Tues-days, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Tuesdaythrough Thursday. Adult classes:7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and 9 a.m.to noon Wednesday through Fri-day, 631 Brevard Ave., Cocoa Vil-lage, 321-632-2326.

Fifth Avenue Art Gallery: A co-operative fine art gallery, 1470Highland Ave., Melbourne. Open10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdaythrough Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m.Sunday. Exhibitions, opening re-ceptions from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.on First Friday Gallery Walks,321-259-8261;fifthartgallery.com

Highway Grrls Gallery and Stu-dio: Often provocative work onview in small. Hours vary, butopen most days 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.at 1414 Highland Ave., Mel-bourne; 321-777-9420;robinrothrock.com

Indian River Potters Guild: Anartist’s collective offering studioand gallery space, 1542 GuavaAve., Melbourne. Open 11 a.m. to5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Art-ist receptions from 5:30 to8:30 p.m. for First Friday GalleryWalks, 321-543-3645;indianriverpottersguild.com

Jan’s You Frame It : Regularguest artists with work on display.Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondaythrough Saturday, 23 Stone St.,Cocoa Village, 321-631-0454.

Kennedy Space Center Gallery:Permanent space art exhibitionwith occasionally changing exhibi-tions in other galleries throughoutKSC. Hours are 9 a.m. to5:30 p.m. during winter. Closinghours vary other times of the year.Admission is $38 plus tax, $28plus tax for children ages 3 to 11,IMAX theater at Kennedy SpaceCenter Visitor Complex, off StateRoad 405, NASA Parkway,321-449-4444;kennedyspacecenter.com

Klopfenstine Stained Glass:Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondaythrough Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.Saturday, 12 N. Brevard Ave., Co-coa Beach, 321-868-0438;klopfenstine.com

Kurt Zimmerman Studio andGallery: Features unusual folk art,120 Harrison St., Cocoa Village.Open 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to2:30 p.m. Tuesday through Satur-day, 321-266-7892;folkvine.org/zimmerman

LoPressionism Gallery: Fine artshown from September throughMarch. Open 10 a.m. to5:30 p.m. Monday through Satur-day inside the Christmas Cottage,1002 E. New Haven Ave., Mel-bourne, 321-722-6000;lopressionism.com

Loys Ann Locklear Pottery:Whimsical work on view, plusclasses for adults and children,120 Harrison St., Cocoa Village.Open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondayto Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. Sun-day or by appointment,321-637-0061.

Mud Flats Pottery: Original pot-tery from across the country, plusclasses. Open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.Saturday. 1518 B S. Babcock St.,Melbourne, 321-951-1310;mudflatspottery.com

R.L. Lewis Art Gallery: High-waymen artist will show art by ap-pointment until studio location isannounced. Hours: 10 a.m. to5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday,10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, by ap-pointment Sunday and Monday,321-433-0145; rllewisartist.com

Sand and Sea Gifts and Gal-lery: Includes original artwork,304 Brevard Ave., Cocoa Village.Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondaythrough Thursday, 10 a.m. to6 p.m. Friday and Saturday and11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday,321-632-2745.

Strawbridge Art League: Regu-lar exhibitions on a rotating basisin the Henegar Center for the Arts,625 E. New Haven Ave., Mel-bourne. Open during Henegarbusiness hours and perform-ances, 321-952-3070;strawbridgeartleague.org

Sundancer Gallery: Original Na-tive American art, 6 Florida Ave.,Cocoa Village. Open 10 a.m. to6 p.m. Monday through Saturdayand noon to 6 p.m. Sunday,321-631-0092.

Two Feathers Gallery: Ameri-can Indian jewelry and artifacts.Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondaythrough Saturday, 833 E. NewHavenAve.,Melbourne,321-733-1227.

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FestivalsIn stepwith tradition.Childrenperform atraditional folkdance duringthe annualGreek Fest atSt. Katherine’sGreekOrthodoxChurch inMelbourne.

MONTHLYFirst Fridays: 6 to 9 p.m. first

Friday of the month, Eau GallieArts District

Friday Fest: 6 to 10 p.m. sec-ond Friday of the month (exceptDecember), downtown Melbourne,321-724-1741;downtownmelbourne.com

Brown Bag Jazz Lunch:11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Fridays,gazebo on Brevard Avenue, CocoaVillage, 321-631-9075

Friday Farmers Market:10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fridays, Satel-lite Beach Market, 321-917-0721;brevardfarmersmarkets.com

Titus Nights Street Party: 6 to10 p.m. first Fridays of evenmonths, 321-267-3036;titusville.org

Titus Nights Cruise-In: 4 to8 p.m. first Saturdays of oddmonths, downtown Titusville,321-267-3036; titusville.org

Farmers Market and Arts andCrafts Day: 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. sec-ond Saturday of the month, CityHall, Palm Bay, 321-952-3441

FEBRUARYSykes Creek Adventures Eco-

Festival: Kiwanis Island Park onMerritt Island, 321-455-1385

Grant Seafood Festival: GrantCommunity Center,321-723-8687; grantseafoodfesti-val.com

Greek Fest: St. Katherine’sGreek Orthodox Church, 5965 N.Wickham Road, Melbourne,321-254-1045; saint-kather-ine.org

Mardi Gras: Riverfront Park andCocoa Village, 321-639-3500;spacecoastmardigras.com

MARCHSpace Coast Home Show: Co-

coa Expo Sports Center; cocoaex-po.com

Spring Craft Fair: Cocoa Vil-lage, 321-631-9075; cocoavilla-ge.com

Strawberry Festival: WickhamPark Pavilion, Melbourne,321-255-5800;southbrevardhabitat.com

Pelican Island Wildlife Festi-val: Riverview Park, Sebastian,772-562-3909, ext. 258; pelica-nislandfriends.org

Tico Warbird Air Show: SpaceCoast Regional Airport, Titusville,321-268-1941; vacwarbirds.org

Moonlight Stroll: Erna NixonPark, Melbourne, 321-952-4525;brevardparks.com

Fun Day in the Park: IsaacCampbell Sr. Community Center,321-264-5040;brevardparks.com/events

APRILSpring Gallery Walk: First Sat-

urday in April, Cocoa Village,321-631-9075; cocoavillage.com

VSA Arts Festival: April 14-16,Brevard Zoo, Viera, 321-610-2160ext. 208; vsabrevard.org

Indian River Festival: April15-18, Sand Point Park, Titusville,321-615-8111; brevardproduction-s.com

Earth Day Family Fun Fest:April 17, Enchanted Forest Sanc-tuary, Titusville, 321-264-5185;enchantedforestfriends.org

Children’s Festival: April 18,free, Riverfront Park, Cocoa Vil-lage, 321-634-3500; childcarebre-vard.com

The Moore Heritage Festival ofthe Arts and Humanities : April15-17, Harry T. and Harriette V.Moore Memorial Park and CulturalCenter, Mims, 321-264-6595

Juan Ponce de Leon Festival :April 11, Wickham Park, Mel-bourne, 321-863-5165

Ron Jon Easter Surfing Festi-val: April 2-4, Cocoa Beach Pierand Shepard Park, 321-454-4242,321-799-8888, 321-783-7549;eastersurffest.com

Melbourne Art Festival: April24-25, downtown Melbourne,321-722-1964; melbournearts.org

MAYMiss Latina Pageant : 1 p.m.

May 3, Wickham Park Pavilion,Melbourne, 321-863-5165

Summer Craft Fair: 10 a.m. to5 p.m. May 15-16, Cocoa Village,321-631-9075; cocoavillage.com

Beachfest: Memorial Day week-end, May 29-30, Cocoa BeachPier, 321-783-7549; cocoabeach-pier.com

12th annual Caribbean Jambo-ree: May 29-30, Palm Bay Re-gional Park, 321-728-2558; bcas-ca.com

Memorial Day Celebration : Riv-erfront Park, Cocoa Village,321-631-9075

Memorial Day Celebration : Lib-erty Bell Memorial Museum, 1601Hickory St., Melbourne,321-727-1776

JUNEFlag Day Celebration: June 14,

Liberty Bell Memorial Museum,1601 Hickory St., Melbourne,321-727-1776

JULYJuly Fourth Celebration :

7:30 p.m., Riverfront Park, CocoaVillage, 321-631-9075

July Fourth Celebration :10 a.m., Liberty Bell Memorial Mu-seum, 1601 Hickory St., Mel-bourne, 321-727-1776

Hispanic Business Expo andHealth Fair: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.July 17, Eau Gallie Civic Center,321-863-5165

AUGUSTIndia Day Celebration: Mel-

bourne Auditorium, 321-269-6072Cocoa Beach Surf Company/

National Kidney Foundation Pro-Am Surf Festival: Aug. 31, CocoaBeach, 407-894-7325; kidneyf-la.org

SEPTEMBERGreat Taste of Suntree:

Brevard Zoo, 321-254-9453Brevard Family Salsa Festival

and Miss Puerto Rico Pageant:Sept. 5, Wickham Park, Mel-bourne, 321-863-5165

OCTOBEROld Florida Festival: Erna Nixon

Park, Melbourne, 321-952-4525;brevardparks.com

Main Street Masters of Art:10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 2-3, down-town Melbourne, 321-724-1741;downtownmelbourne.com

Melbourne Oktoberfest: Oct.14-17, Brevard Community Col-lege, Wickham Park Pavilion, Mel-bourne, 321-633-4028, ext. 15.

Boo at the Zoo: Brevard Zoo,

Melbourne, 321-254-9453;brevardzoo.org

Fall Craft Fair: 10 a.m. to5 p.m. Oct. 16-17, Cocoa Village,321-631-9075; cocoavillage.com

NOVEMBERFall Gallery Walk: First Satur-

day in November, Cocoa Village,321-631-9075; cocoavillage.com

Puerto Rican Day Parade:Oct. 24, Palm Bay City Hall,321-863-5165

Space Coast State Fair: Opensfirst Thursday in November for11-day run, Cocoa Expo SportsCenter, Cocoa; cocoaexpo.com

Festival of Trees: Nov. 13-14,King Center for the PerformingArts, Melbourne, 321-676-5798;jlsb.net

Veterans Day Weekend OpenHouse: Cocoa Village,321-631-9075; cocoavillage.com

Veterans Day Festival: 10 a.m.Nov. 11, Liberty Bell Museum,1601 Hickory St., Melbourne,321-727-1776

Indian Harbour Beach Arts andCrafts Show: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Nov. 20, Gleason Park, Indian Har-bour Beach, 321-773-0552, e-mail [email protected]

Artworks of Eau Gallie FineArts Festival : Nov. 20-21, High-land Avenue, Eau Gallie Arts Dis-trict of Melbourne, 321-242-0737;artworksofeaugallie.org

Space Coast Art Festival: Nov.27-28, downtown Cocoa Beach,321-784-3322

DECEMBERHoliday Craft Fair: Dec. 4-5,

Cocoa Village, 321-631-9075; co-coavillage.com

Battle of the Bulge Anniver-sary Celebration: Dec. 16, LibertyBell Memorial Museum, 1601Hickory St., Melbourne,321-727-1776

First Night: Dec. 31, RiverfrontPark, Cocoa

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Inadditiontothedailynewspa-per, several specialty sections aredistributed, including TgIF, aweekend entertainment guidepublished Fridays, and Home-finder, a real estate tab publishedonSaturdaysandSundays.

The paper’s award-winningWeb site, floridatoday.com, of-fers a wealth of videos, contestsand interactive multimedia. ItalsoservesasanInternetmarket-place with products includingreal estate, automotive, employ-mentandclassifiedads.

TheWebsite features include:0 brevardcounty.momslike-

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Space Coast moms through fo-rum chats, photo and video gal-leriesandadailycalendar.

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NONDAILY PUBLICATIONSEach Wednesday, FLORIDA TO-

DAY publishes four neighborhoodsections serving communities inBrevard.

These publications, included inthe Wednesday newspaper, thenlater distributed to non-newspapersubscribers using the followingmastheads:0 The Breeze, covering India-

lantic, Indian Harbour Beach, Sat-ellite Beach and Melbourne Beach0 The Sun, covering Suntree,

Viera, Palm Shores and Pinedaarea0 The Press-Tribune, covering

Cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach,Merritt Island, Cocoa and Rock-ledge0 The Star Advocate, covering

Titusville, Mims, Port St. John andScottsmoor

Also published by FLORIDA TODAY0 The Reporter and The Eagle,

legal and financial journals0 The Missileer, circulated at

Patrick Air Force Base and CapeCanaveral Air Force Station0 Central Florida Future, Uni-

versity of Central Florida’s studentnewspaper, which publishes threetimes a week with news affectingstudent and campus life0 The Seminole Chronicle, cov-

ering the Seminole County area

MAGAZINESSpaces, a glossy magazine pub-

lished six times per year, devotedto lifestyle, culture and interior de-sign

Brevard County Moms, amonthly parenting magazine

TO SUBSCRIBECall customer service at

877-424-0156. Operating hoursare 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondaythrough Friday; 6:30 a.m. to noonSaturday; 7 a.m. to noon Sunday.

TO ADVERTISEAds may be placed between

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Classified ads: Central andSouth Brevard, 321-259-5555; allother areas, 800-856-4237

Display ads: Central and SouthBrevard, 321-242-3765; all otherareas, 800-633-8449

TO CONTACTTHE NEWSROOM

Executive editor: Bob Stover,321-242-3607Local editor: John Kelly,321-242-3660Delivery Editor: Tom Clifford,321-242-3710Business editor: Adam Lowen-stein, 321-242-3654Editorial page editor: John Glisch,321-242-3968Data desk (calendar of events):321-242-3613. E-mail press re-leases to [email protected] and TgIF editor: SuzyLeonard, 321-242-3614Metro editor: Belinda Stewart,321-242-3634Sports editor: Lee Nessel,321-242-3640; to report scores,321-242-3696 or 321-242-3636Metromix editor: Jennifer Sanga-lang, 321-242-3630Photo reprints: Linda Platman,321-242-3575. Also, floridato-day.com has a Customer Servicelink for photo requests.

FAX-MACHINE NUMBERSHuman Resources: 321-253-3801Letters to Editor: 321-255-9550Newsroom: 321-242-6620Newsroom/Sports:321-242-0760Weekly newspapers:321-242-0760

Sharing thenews. TerryZittle of CocoaBeach enjoysfeeding the birdsnear the CocoaBeach Pier andcatching up oncurrent events inFLORIDA TODAY.

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ABC: WFTV Channel 9, WRDQChannel 27, 407-841-9000; 490E. South St., Orlando 32801

CBS: WKMG Channel 6,407-521-1200; 4466 N. JohnYoung Parkway, Orlando 32804

NBC: WESH Channel 2,407-645-2222; 1021 N. WymoreRoad, Winter Park 32789

Fox: WOFL Channel 35,407-644-3535; 35 Skyline Drive,Lake Mary 32746

PBS: WMFE Channel 24,407-273-2300; 11510 E. ColonialDrive, Orlando 32817-4699

UPN: WRBW Channel 65,407-248-6500; 35 Skyline Drive,Lake Mary 32746

CW: WKCF Channel 18,407-645-1818; 1021 N. WymoreRoad, Winter Park 32789

INDEPENDENT ANDLOCAL CABLE STATIONSBPS-TV: Channel 68-3, or

Bright House Networks cablechannel 198, 321-633-1000,2700 Judge Fran Jamieson Way,Viera 32940.

Bright House: WACX, Channel13, Central Florida News,407-513-1313; 20 N. OrangeAve., Orlando 32801; Channel 14

and Channel 40, community ac-cess, 407-263-4040; 285 W. Cen-tral Parkway, Altamonte Springs32701 and (Majesty Building Con-struction Site) 123 E. CentralParkway, Altamonte Springs32701; NASA Select, Channel 15,space launches and news

Space Coast Government Tele-vision: Delphia Channel 51, BrightHouse 199, Comcast channel 26in South Brevard, and channel 56in north Brevard, 2725 Judge FranJamieson Way, Building C, Room215, Viera 32940;321-690-6843, scgtv.org

WBCC: Channel 68,321-433-7111; 1519 ClearlakeRoad, Cocoa 32922

WHLV: Channel 31,407-423-5200; 31 Skyline Drive,Lake Mary 32746

WOPX: Channel 56,407-370-5600; 7091 Grand Na-tional Drive, Suite 100, Orlando32819

WOTF: Channel 43,321-254-4343; 739 North Drive,Melbourne 32934

WSCF: Channel 31,321-728-9834, 1700 W. NewHaven Ave., Melbourne

WTGL: Channel 45,407-215-6745; 31 Skyline Drive,Lake Mary 32746

WVEN: Univision, Channel 26and WOTF Telefutura, Channel43; main office: 386-255-6164;236 N. Sedrick Ave., DaytonaBeach 32114. Station’s location:523 Douglas Ave., AltamonteSprings 32714, 407-774-2626

CABLE PROVIDERSBright House Networks: Cov-

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DirecTV: 800-395-5899 fornew service, 800-655-4937 for in-formation, 800-972-9925 for newequipment; directv.com

Dish Network: 888-825-2557or dishnetwork.com

CABLE PROGRAMMINGChildren’s television pro-

gramming: Nickelodeon, The Dis-ney Channel, Noggin (also avail-able through some satellite com-panies)

Sports: ESPN, ESPN2 and SunSports

Educational: Discovery and TheLearning Channel

Music: Country Music Televi-sion (CMT), MTV, MTV2, VH1 andVH1Concert

Movies and syndicated pro-gramming: American Movie Clas-sics, Arts & Entertainment,BRAVO, E! Entertainment, FoxFamily, Lifetime, Turner Broad-casting System, Turner ClassicMovies, Turner Network Televi-sion, USA and WGN

News and weather: CNN, CNNHeadline News, FOX News, CNBC,C-Span I, C-Span II, MSNBC andthe Weather Channel

Specialty channels: AnimalPlanet, Black Entertainment Tele-vision, Cartoon Network, Court TV,Comedy Central, Eternal Word Net-work, Food Network, Home & Gar-den TV, The History Channel,Home Shopping Network, Mind Ex-tension University, NASA Select,Product Information Channel, QVCNetwork, Sci-Fi Channel, Speedvi-sion, Telemundo, The Travel Chan-nel and Univision

Premium channels: Available atadditional charge are Encore,HBO, HBO Plus, HBO Signature,Cinemax, MoreMax, Movie Plex,The Playboy Channel, Showtimeand Starz

Digital: Multiple digital chan-nels also are available. Checkwith your cable company for moreinformation.

Radio stationsADULT CONTEMPORARYWGYL , 93.7 FM; wgylfm.comWFHA, 94.1 FM, variety,

smooth jazz, oldies;windoverfarmsmelbourne.com/RadioStation.htm

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rary hits; xl1067.comKISS, 95.1 FM, R&B, hip-hop,

contemporary hits;951thebeat.com

WOMX , 105.1 FM, adult con-temporary of ’80s, ’90s and to-day; mix1051.com

WA1A , 107.1 FM, contempo-rary hits; wa1a.com

WJHM, 102 FM, hip-hop;102jamzorlando.com

WGRZ , 93.1 FM, (Melbourne,beaches); 103 FM, (Palm Bay);100.7 FM (Rockledge); 102.3 FM

(Cape Canaveral); 103.3 FM (Co-coa Beach); thegroove.org

WGRV, 107.9 FM (VeroBeach/Indian River County); the-groove.org

COUNTRY MUSICWHKR, 102.7 FM; thehitkick-

er.comWWKA , 92.3 FM; k92fm.com

INTERNET RADIOTropic Wave ; tropicwaveradi-

o.net

NEWS & TALKWDBO, 580 AM, news and talk

shows; 580wdbo.comWMEL, 1300 AM, news, sports

and talk showsWFLA, 540 AM, news and talk

shows; 540wfla.comWMMB, 1240 AM and 1350

AM, local, talk and national fig-ures; wmmbam.com

WTTB , 1490 AM, Newsradio;wttbam.com

WTKS , 104.1 FM, modern rockon weekends, talk Mondaythrough Friday; wtks.com

NOSTALGIAWOSN, 97.1 FM, Ocean FM;

wosnfm.com

OLDIESWSHB, 98.5 FM, The BeachWQOL, 103.7 FM; wqolfm.comWOCL , 105.9 FM, Sunny;

sunny1059.com

PUBLIC RADIOWFIT, 89.5 FM, jazz, blues,

adult contemporary and NationalPublic Radio news; wfit.org

WMFE, 90.7 FM, news and en-tertainment from National PublicRadio; wmfe.org

RELIGIOUSWDMC, 920 AM, Catholic;

wdmc920.orgWRMQ, 1140 AM, gospel mu-

sic, 407-830-0800; cflradio.net/1140_WRMQ_AM.htm

WWBC , 1510 AM, Christiantalk, gospel music on weekends,321-632-1510; 1510wwbc.com

WCIF, 106.3 FM, Christian talkand music; wcif.com

WSCF, 91.9 FM, contemporaryChristian rock; christianfm.com

WMIE, 91.5 FM, Christian con-temporary music, local talk,321-632-1000; wmiefm.com

WEJF, 90.3 FM, Christian, com-munity service and Spanish,321-722-9998

WPIO, 89.3 FM, alternativeChristian music and talk; noncom-radio.net or godsquadradio.com

WPOZ , 88.3 FM, contemporaryChristian hits; zradio.com

ROCKWJRR, 101.1 FM, active and al-

ternative rock; realrock1011.comWHTQ , 96.5 FM, classic rock;

whtq.com/WTKS , 104.1, modern rock on

weekends, talk Monday throughFriday, 407-916-1041; wtks.com

SPANISHWONQ, 1030 AM, music and

news, 407-830-0800;lagrande1030am.com

WNUE, 98.1 FM, contemporaryLatin hits, 407-331-1777;mega981.com

WRUM, 100.3 FM, Spanish/Caribbean music;rumba1003.com

SPORTSWYGM , 740 AM, sports talkWINT , 1560 AM, ESPN SportsWHOO, 1080 AM, ESPN

Sports; espnflorida.comWSJZ ,95.9FM,ESPNsports;

espn959.com



Military organizationsFlags flying.AmericanLegion Post117 of PalmBay marchesinMelbourne’sMemorialDay parade.


Air Force Sergeants Associa-tion, Orbiters chapter 557/A577:5 p.m. first Wednesdays, PatrickAir Force Base golf course club-house, 321-476-3047.

American Legion Post 1 , Titus-ville: 7 p.m. third Mondays, 1281N. U.S. 1, auxiliary meets 7 p.m.second Wednesdays,321-269-9959.

American Legion Post 22 andAuxiliary Unit 22, Cocoa: 6 p.m.second Wednesdays, 22 LegionLane, 321-636-9720.

American Legion Post 81, Mel-bourne: 7 p.m. first Tuesdays,2909 S. Harbor City Blvd.,321-723-2939.

American Legion Post 117,Palm Bay: 7:30 p.m. thirdWednesdays, 189 Veterans DriveS.E., auxiliary members meet7:30 p.m. third Tuesdays,321-729-8089.

American Legion Post andAuxiliary Unit 163: 7 p.m. secondand fourth Thursdays, 1795 N.Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne,321-259-7239.

American Legion Post 200,Satellite Beach: 8 p.m. secondThursdays, 105 Ocean Blvd,321-773-5151.

American Legion Auxiliary Unit332: 7:30 p.m. fourth Tuesdays,KARS Park, Kennedy Space Cen-ter, 321-631-1388.

American Legion Post 348,Cape Canaveral: 6 p.m. thirdThursdays, 105 Lincoln Ave., aux-iliary meets at 6 p.m. secondMondays, 321-799-1060.

American Legion Post 359,Port St. John: 7:30 p.m. thirdWednesdays, 7260 S. U.S. 1,Bellwood, auxiliary meets at7 p.m. first Wednesdays,321-268-1632.

AMVETS Post 893: 7 p.m. sec-ond Mondays, 218 Hardee Lane,Rockledge, auxiliary meets at7 p.m. third Mondays,321-639-9700.

Brevard County Voiture 954-40& 8 and Ladies Auxiliary: 3 p.m.last Sundays, American LegionPost 22, 22 Legion Lane, Cocoa,321-636-9720.

Brevard Space Coast chapterof Ex-Prisoners of War: Noon sec-ond Mondays, Veterans MemorialCenter, 400 S. Sykes Creek Park-way, Merritt Island,321-631-7728.

Civil Air Patrol, Patrick Com-posite Squadron: 6:45 p.m.Wednesdays, Building 3650, Pat-rick South Housing area of PatrickAir Force Base, 321-494-6395.

Civil Air Patrol, Ti-Co Compos-ite Squadron: 7 to 9 p.m.Wednesdays, Civil Air Patrol Build-ing, Space Coast Regional Airport,south of Titusville, 321-632-4397.

DAV Chapter 109 and UnitAuxiliary: 6 p.m. second Mon-days, auxiliary meets second Mon-days, 435 N. Singleton Ave., Titus-ville, 321-269-0109.

Jewish War Veterans BrevardPost 639: 9:30 a.m. second Sun-days at Alzheimer Care Center,4676 N. Wickham Road, Mel-bourne, 321-453-6522.

Korean War Veterans Associa-tion, Chapter 210, BrevardCounty: 1 p.m. first Wednesdays,Veterans Memorial Center, 400 S.Sykes Creek Parkway, Merritt Is-land, 321-636-1148.

Military Order of Purple Heart,Chapter 453 and Auxiliary: Noonfourth Mondays, Veterans Memo-rial Center, 400 S. Sykes CreekParkway, Merritt Island,321-632-4928.

Military Order of the WorldWars, Chapter 170: 11:30 a.m.third Wednesdays alternating be-tween The Tides at Patrick AirForce Base and Indian River Co-lony Club in Viera, staff meetings10 a.m. second Tuesdays at The

Tides, 321-726-6971; militaryorder.net.

Military Officers Association ofAmerica Inc., Cape Canaveralchapter: Luncheon at noon thirdTuesdays, except December, TheTides at Patrick Air Force Base.Thursday Breakfast Club, 8 a.m.Thursdays, Patrick Air Force BaseGolf Course, except every thirdThursday when group meets at In-dian River Colony Club in Viera,321-453-2947.

Polish Legion of American Vet-erans: 4 p.m. second Mondays,except July, Polish Lodge, GardenStreet, Titusville, 321-633-3099.

Retired Officers’ Wives’ Club:11:30 a.m. fourth Fridays, TheTides at Patrick Air Force Base,321-773-6212.

U.S. Submarine Veterans:Meets at 2 p.m. first Saturdays,social hour beginning at 1 p.m.,David R. Schechter CommunityCenter, 1089 South Patrick Drive,Satellite Beach, 321-728-0345;snugharborbase.com.

Veterans Council of BrevardCounty: 9 a.m. second Wednes-days, Veterans Memorial Center,400 S. Sykes Creek Parkway, Mer-ritt Island, 321-453-1776.

VFW Post 1005, Palm Bay:Meetings second Thursdays,5275 Babcock St., Unit 17,321-727-7311; men’s auxiliarythird Tuesdays; ladies’ auxiliarythird Wednesdays.

VFW Post 4206 and LadiesAuxiliary, Melbourne: 7 p.m. thirdWednesdays, 3201 S. Dairy Road,321-724-4121.

VFW Post 4228 and Auxiliary,Titusville: 6:30 p.m. third Tues-

days, 4411 Capron Road. Auxiliarymeets 7 p.m. third Wednesdays,321-268-4411.

VFW Post 4536 and Auxiliary,Palm Bay: 7:30 p.m. secondWednesdays, 4401 Dixie HighwayN.E., 321-725-2999.

VFW Post 4643 and Auxiliary,Satellite Beach: 7 p.m. thirdThursdays, 1252 SR A1A,321-777-4643.

VFW Post 10131 and Auxil-iary, Cape Canaveral: 7 p.m. firstand third Wednesdays, 105 Long-point Road; Ladies Auxiliary meetsat 4 p.m. first Wednesdays;Men’s Auxiliary meets at 7 p.m.second Mondays, 321-783-8019.

VFW Post 10148 and Auxil-iary, Cocoa Beach: 6:30 p.m.third Wednesdays, 150 Minute-men Causeway, 321-783-4286;vfw10148.com

VFW Rocket Post 4534 andAuxiliary, Rockledge: 7 p.m. thirdWednesdays, 3250 S. U.S. 1; aux-iliary meets at 7 p.m. secondWednesdays, 321-636-3570.

VFW Satellite Post and Auxil-iary 8191, Melbourne: 7:30 p.m.third Mondays, 4130 N. HarborCity Blvd., Melbourne, Ladies Aux-iliary meets at 7:30 p.m. firstTuesdays, Men’s Auxiliary meetssecond Mondays at 7 p.m.,321-254-9885.

Vietnam and All Veterans ofBrevard Inc.: 7 p.m. second Mon-days, American Legion Post 22,Cocoa, 321-690-0805, e-mail BillVagianos at [email protected],fax 321-690-0106.

WAVES National Women of theSea Services, Space Coast Unit75: 10:30 a.m. second Saturdaysthe Indian River Colony Club, doesnot meet in July or August,321-773-3967.

West Point Society of theSpace Coast: Luncheons and avariety of functions,321-757-3520.

Women’s Army Corps VeteransAssociation, Space Coast chap-ter 64: 10 a.m. second Satur-days, the Salvation Army Building,1080S.HickorySt.,Melbourne,321-727-8373.

LodgesFraternal Order of Eagles Aerie

3550: Cocoa, 321-631-1631.Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie

3581: Titusville, includes wom-en’s auxiliary, 321-267-2430.

Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie4249: Palm Bay, includes wom-en’s auxiliary, 321-951-3069.

Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie4257: Merritt Island, includeswomen’s auxiliary, 321-452-4258.

F&AM Beach Lodge 354:321-729-0042

F&AM Canaveral Lodge 339:321-783-0339.

F&AM Brevard Lodge 113:321-631-0141.

F&AM Harbor City Lodge 318:321-254-3456.

F&AM Gateway Lodge 384:321-267-9822.

F&AM Merritt Island Lodge353: 321-452-6976.

F&AM Palm Bay Lodge 397:321-724-8755.

F&AM Indian River Lodge 90:321-269-1886.

F&AM Melbourne Lodge 143:321-727-8675 or 321-727-7047.

Knights of Columbus , St. Jo-seph Council 7408:321-727-1722.

Knights of Columbus Council6125: 321-632-6125.

Loyal Order of the MooseLodge 1717 and Women of theMoose Lodge 1383: Cocoa,

321-636-6975.

Loyal Order of the MooseLodge 2304: Indian River,321-269-2787.

Loyal Order of the MooseLodge 1962: Mims,321-267-6700.

Melbourne Elks Lodge 1744:Includes women’s auxiliary,321-768-1744.

South Brevard Shrine Club:321-727-3361.



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Miscellaneous clubs and organizations

AARP, chapter 1413: Noonfirst Fridays at the Indian HarbourBeach Recreation Center,321-446-9358.

American Business Women’sAssociation: Association bringstogether businesswomen of di-verse occupations to provide op-portunities for them to grow per-sonally and professionally throughleadership, education, networkingand national recognition. Thereare three chapters in BrevardCounty: Oceanside Chapter in Mel-bourne, abwaoceanside.org;Space Coast Express Network, inMelbourne, abwascwexpress.com;and Shuttleport Chapter, Titus-ville, abwa.org

American Guild of Organists,Space Coast chapter: Nationalprofessional association servingorgan and choral musical fields,offers educational programs andworkshops, meets Septemberthrough June, 321-242-7473,e-mail [email protected];agospacecoast.tripod.com

Beach Gardeners of MelbourneBeach: Speakers, projects, tripsand more help members learnabout landscaping and maintain-ing plants that can grow in abeach environment, meets6:30 p.m. third Tuesday of eachmonth October through May at theMelbourne Beach Community Cen-ter, 509 Ocean Ave., MelbourneBeach, 321-723-4180.

Beta Sigma Phi Sorority: Morethan 40 chapters in BrevardCounty meet in members’ homes.Contact Jewell Patton,321-723-2250.

Bonsai Society of Brevard: Fur-thers knowledge, appreciation andpractice of bonsai. Meetings at2 p.m. third Saturdays at the Mel-bourne Public Library, 540 FeeAve., 321-255-4064.

Book Discussion Group: TheAfternoon Discussion Group, 2 to3:30 p.m. second Tuesdays at theMelbourne Public Library, 540 E.Fee Ave. A reading list of booksfor 2010 can be found at the li-brary. Evening Discussion Group,6:30 to 7:35 p.m. fourth Wednes-day. New members are welcomewithout registration,321-952-4514.

Brevard Antiques & CollectorsClub: 10 a.m. first Fridays atSuntree/Viera Public Library, 902Jordan Blass Blvd., Melbourne;7 p.m. second Thursdays at EauGallie Public Library, 1521 Pine-apple Ave., Melbourne; 10 a.m.third Tuesdays at MelbourneBeach Public Library, 324 OceanAve.; 10 a.m. fourth Tuesdays atOne Senior Place, 8085 SpyglassHill Road, Viera; no meetings inJuly and August, 321-752-4610.

Brevard County Cribbage Club:6:15 p.m. Mondays at Merritt Is-land Towers Condominium Club

House. Nine-game tournament us-ing American Cribbage Councilrules, 321-459-9379 or321-632-2088.

Brevard County HorseshoeClub: 10 a.m. Sundays atWickham Park, Melbourne, and6:30 p.m. Thursdays at StradleyPark, Cocoa, 321-242-2446.

Brevard Symphony OrchestraConcert Club: For students infourth through 12th grade, mem-bership includes reduced-pricetickets or subscription perform-ances, fee is $25, 321-242-2024;brevardsymphony.com

Canaveral Mineral and GemSociety: Instruction in lapidaryand geological topics, maintains aworkshop for members, 7 p.m.first Wednesdays, except August,at Front Street Civic Center, 2210Front St., Melbourne,321-725-9179.

Central Brevard Rock and GemClub: Active since 1978, offersprograms in jewelry making. Mem-bership is $10 per year, workshopsessions $4 from 9 a.m. to noonand 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays and9 a.m. to noon Saturdays, meetsat 7 p.m the first Thursday at theMerritt Island Public Library; spon-sors vendor show the secondweek of February at Kiwanis IslandState Park; e-mail [email protected], 321-453-4183.

Central Florida Council, BoyScouts of America: Charted in1922, the council serves youth ofBrevard, Flagler, Lake, Orange,Osceola, Seminole, and Volusiacounties, 407-694-7684;cflscouting.org/

Citizens for Florida’s Water-ways: 6:30 p.m. fourth Wednes-day monthly at various restau-rants. Call Kelly Haugh at321-449-0827; cffw.org

DayAway Travel Club: 10 a.m.first Thursdays at Pelican Park

Clubhouse, 1495 SR A1A, Satel-lite Beach, 321-259-6300;dayawaytravelclub.com

East Merritt Island Homeown-ers Association: Communityawareness organization works toensure the unincorporated com-munity of 4,200 properties has avoice in development of East Mer-ritt Island. Write EMIHOA, P.O. Box540511, Merritt Island32954-0511. Call Antonio Rovira,president, 321-452-2827;emihoa.com

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Interna-tional Sorority, Alpha Nu chapter:Education philanthropic, servicesorority meets second Tuesday ofeach month, September throughJune, 9:30 a.m. at members’homes, 321-452-2359.

Euchre Group: Social euchrecard game club, 1 to 4 p.m. Mon-days at Merritt Island Village Re-sort on North Banana River Drive,Merritt Island, 321-452-1582.

55+ Club of Satellite Beach:Active adult club, not limited toSatellite Beach residents, varietyof activities and social events,321-773-6458.

Florida Public ArchaeologyNetwork: East Central Region ofthe group is housed at the FloridaHistorical Society in Cocoa Village.This network of professional ar-chaeologists teaches the impor-tance of Florida’s archaeologicalsites and encourages their preser-vation through free public pro-grams, lectures and archeologyevents, 321-690-1971;flpublicarchaeology.org

Girl Scouts of Citrus Council:Variety of program opportunitiesfor girls ages 5 to 17 and volun-teer opportunities for adults,800-367-3906, ext. 1151, 1152and 1155.

Harbor City Toastmasters: Lo-cal, nonprofit club that helps its

members develop speaking, lis-tening, thinking and leadershipskills, part of Toastmasters Inter-national, 321-752-0031;toastmasters.org

Harbor City Harmonizers: Bar-bershop male singers, 7:15 p.m.Tuesdays at the Tropical HavenCommunity Center, 1205 Eddie Al-len Road, Melbourne,321-752-0250.

Indian River Chapter of theEmbroiderers’ Guild of America : Agroup that fosters the art of em-broidery through education andstudy. Meets third Mondays, FrontStreet Civic Center, Melbourne,321-676-7081; geocities.com/indianriverega.

Indian River Theosophical So-ciety: 2 p.m. third Sundays at St.Pierre Liberal Catholic Church,2008 Pineapple Ave., Melbourne,321-507-6717.

International Association ofAdministrative Professionals:Secretaries and administrativesupport professionals meet at5:30 p.m. on the second Tuesdayof each month at Courtyard Marri-ott Cocoa Beach; iaapcentralbrevard.homestead.com.

Italian-American Club of SouthBrevard Inc.: Noon Thursdays forlunch at 1471 Cypress Ave., Mel-bourne. Business meetings sec-ond Thursday of each month,321-242-8044, [email protected]

Jewish War Veterans BrevardPost: 6:30 to 9:30 a.m. secondSundays, except July and August,at the Alzheimer Care Center onWickham Road, Melbourne,321-453-6522.

Junior Achievement of theSpace Coast: Provides economicand financial education programsto students in kindergartenthrough 12th grade, also providesafter-school programs,321-751-4024; jaspacecoast.org

Junior League: Members arewomen committed to promotingvolunteerism, developing the po-tential of women and improvingcommunities. Central and NorthBrevard: Meets second Thursdaysfrom September through May,321-453-5718. South Brevard:For application, call321-676-5798; jlsb.net.

Literary Alliance of Brevard:LAB provides volunteer tutors forresidents of Brevard County whowish to improve their reading, writ-ing and speaking skills. To volun-teer or to receive help, call MargieKinslow, executive director,321-917-8952.

Melbourne Alumnae Panhel-lenic: For college sorority mem-bers, first Wednesdays at 7 p.m.for social, 7:30 p.m. for program,8 p.m. for the meeting;melbournepanhellenic.org.

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Winging it. Boy Scouts take turns at a flight simulator while FloridaTech flight instructor Don Judy watches during the first AviationMerit Badge Camp at Florida Tech’s Emil Buehler Center for AviationTraining and Research at Melbourne International Airport.



Miscellaneous clubs and organizations

CLUBS, from 104

MENSA: spacecoast.us.mensa.org

NAACP: North Brevard Branch.P.O. Box 957, Titusville 32780,321-385-1264.

NAACP: South Brevard Branch.P.O. Box 2031, Melbourne32902, 321-728-7402.

NAACP: Central BrevardBranch. P.O. Box 516, Cocoa32922, 321-632-9852.

NARFE Central Brevard: Na-tional Active & Retired Federal Em-ployees, represents current andretired federal employees. TheCentral Brevard Apollo chapter1137, 11:45 a.m. on the secondMonday of each month, exceptJuly and August, Piccadilly Cafete-ria, Merritt Square Mall,321-639-8972 or 321-453-1008.

NARFE South Brevard: NationalActive & Retired Federal Employ-ees, represents current and re-tired federal employees. TheSouth Brevard chapter 609,11 a.m. the fourth Thursday ofeach month, except July and Au-gust, Piccadilly Cafeteria, Mel-bourne Square mall,321-725-2237.

Navy Officers’ Wives Club:Members are from all militaryservices, third Fridays from Sep-tember through May at various lo-cations, 321-783-7028.

New Neighbors Club of SouthBrevard Beaches : To join, youmust live between Pineda Cause-way and Sebastian Inlet,321-952-4324; nnofsbb.com

New York State Teacher Retir-ees in Florida, Space Coast chap-ter: 10:30 a.m. first Fridays fromOctober through March, Eau GalliePublic Library, Melbourne, Aprilthrough September at restau-rants, 321-768-7639.

North Brevard Retired Educat-ors Association: 10 a.m. secondThursdays from October throughMay at the Titusville Public Library,321-267-6456.

One Senior Club: 9:30 a.m.Wednesdays at One Senior Place,8085 Spyglass Hill Road, Viera,321-751-6771; oneseniorpla-ce.com

Order of the Eastern Star, Ca-naveral chapter 297: 7:30 p.m.first and third Wednesdaysmonthly at the Masonic Lodge,149 S. Orlando Ave., CocoaBeach, 321-783-0339.

Palm Bay Women’s Club: 1p.m. first Thursday of the monthat Glenbrooke at Palm Bay, 815Brair Creek Blvd., 321-674-7513.

Pinochle Group: 11:30 a.m. to2 p.m. Fridays at the Merritt Is-land Village Resort on North Ba-

nana River Drive, 321-452-1582.Platinum Coast Chorus: This

organization is a chapter of theSweet Adelines International. Re-hearsals are at 6:30 p.m. Mon-days at the Wuesthoff Hospice ad-ministration building, 8060 Spy-glass Hill Road, Viera,321-727-0921;platinumcoastchorus.com

S.A.A.Z. Homebrew Club: 2p.m. third Sundays at various lo-cations; saaz.org

Social Singles: Social and sup-port group for ages 50 and older,7 p.m. first and third Thursdays atElks Club, U.S. 1, Melbourne,321-253-1122 or 321-426-4670.

Society of Women EngineersSpace Coast Section:321-783-4644; swe-sc.org

Space Coast Chorus, GreaterCanaveral Chapter of the Bar-bershop Harmony Society: Bar-bershop singers welcome newmale members, 7 p.m. Tuesdaysat Sunflower House, MerrittSquare Mall, 321-254-9223 or321-636-0900.

Space Coast Inventors Guild:2 to 4:45 p.m. fourth Saturdays atEau Gallie Public Library, Mel-bourne, 321-768-1234.

Space Coast Table TennisClub: Monday and Wednesday atVeterans Memorial Center, 400Sykes Creek Blvd., Merritt Island.Call Danny Nail, 321-784-2152.

Space Coast Weavers & FiberArtists: 9:30 a.m. third Saturdaysat the Merritt Island Public Library,321-459-1265, [email protected].

Space Coast Wine Guild: Ap-preciate wines and improve home-made wines through education,meets at 7 p.m. fourth Thursdaysat the David R. Schechter Commu-nity Center, 1089 South PatrickDrive, Satellite Beach,321-956-1894 or 321-453-6817,e-mail [email protected];spacecoastwineguild.com

Space Coast Writers Guild:1 p.m. third Saturdays at the WestMelbourne Public Library, 2755Wingate Blvd., 321-723-7345,scwg.org, mail P.O. Box 262, Mel-bourne.

St. Sophia Philoptochos Soci-ety of St. Katherine’s Greek Or-thodox Church: 5965 N. WickhamRoad, Melbourne, 321-254-1045;saint-katherine.org

Sunshine Club of Melbourne:1:30 p.m. fourth Mondays at theEau Gallie Public Library, Mel-bourne, 321-254-7147.

Trailblazers: Outdoors club forsingles, about 500 men andwomen, ages 21 and older;trailblazers-club.com.

Treasure Coast Archaeological

Society for Treasure Hunting andMetal Detecting: 7:30 p.m. firstWednesdays at the North IndianRiver County Library, 1001 Sebas-tian Blvd., Sebastian. IncludesBrevard County members,772-388-9047.

United Nations Association —USA, Brevard County chapter:2 p.m. third Sundays from Sep-tember through May, UnitarianUniversalist Friendship Fellowshipat Pineda, 3115 Friendship Place.321-725-2402 or 321-725-1204.

U.S. Banana River Sail andPower Squadron: 7:30 p.m. thirdMondays in the Satellite BeachCivic Center, 565 Cassia Blvd.,321-777-3750;bananariversps.org

Viera Woman’s Club (GeneralFederation of Women’s Clubs):11:30 a.m. the second Monday ofeach month from September toMay at Holiday Inn Viera Confer-ence Center, 321-639-9180 or321-757-3520, [email protected]

Voices of Storytelling Guild: Aneducational session with guestspeaker followed by help sessionto teach storytelling, meets 7 to8:45 p.m. first and third Tuesdaysat Coastal Imaging CommunityRoom in Melbourne Square mall,321-259-3822, [email protected].

Zonta Club of Melbourne: Or-ganization of executives and pro-fessionals advocating for womenlocally and globally,321-729-0755 or e-mail [email protected].

ALUMNIBrevard County Gator Club: So-

cial, sports-related and academicclub meets at 6:30 p.m. secondTuesdays at Ruby Tuesday atConch Key Grille on U.S. 1 inRockledge. Call club hot line at321-752-5051, ext. 4683, [email protected];brevardgatorclub.com

Michigan State UniversityAlumni: 321-727-7865.

Space Coast UCF Alumni chap-ter: Networking opportunity, socialand community service activitiesand sports outings,407-823-2687, e-mail [email protected];ucfalumni.com.

HISTORICALBrevard Genealogical Society:

9:30 a.m. second Mondays,usually at Central Brevard Library,308 Forrest Ave., Cocoa,321-453-4932; flbgs.org.

Civil War Round Table: 7:30p.m. second Thursdays at theBrevard Museum on Michigan Ave-nue in Cocoa, 321-632-7297.

Colonial Dames of America:

321-783-4228.Daughters of the American

Colonist: 321-427-8072.Daughters of the American

Revolution, Abigail Wright Cham-berlin chapter: A nonprofit, patri-otic, service-oriented organizationfor those who have ties to theRevolutionary War period;promotes historic preservation,education and patriotism; meetsthird Mondays from Octoberthrough May, by reservation only,321-676-4641.

Daughters of the AmericanRevolution, Cape Canaveral chap-ter: 321-453-7050.

Daughters of the AmericanRevolution, Indian River chapter:407-349-9564 or 321-267-9774.

Daughters of the AmericanRevolution, Philip Perry chapter:321-452-3960.

Daughters of the AmericanRevolution, Rufus Fairbankschapter: 321-773-7140.

Daughters of 1812:321-452-3960.

Genealogical Society of NorthBrevard: 6 p.m. first Tuesdays atthe Titusville Public Library,321-383-8486, [email protected]

Genealogical Society of SouthBrevard: 10 a.m. second Wednes-days from September throughJune at the Melbourne Public Li-brary, 321-727-1986; GSSB.net

Historical Society of NorthBrevard: 2 p.m. fourth Mondays atthe historical museum at U.S. 1and Main Street, Titusville,321-269-3658.

Military Order Stars and Bars:Confederate “officers” organiza-tion, 321-242-1312.

National Railway Historical So-ciety, Florida East Coast chapter:7 p.m. second Mondays at theCentral Brevard Library, Cocoa,open to all ages, 321-757-3349;trainweb.org/fecnrhs

Sons of American Revolution:11:30 a.m. third Saturdays exceptJuly and August, meetings areplanned at The Tides,321-952-2928 for locations.

Sons of the Confederate Veter-ans, Camp 1387: 321-259-0837.

Sons of Spanish-American WarVeterans: 321-952-2928, [email protected]

South Brevard Historical Soci-ety: 3 p.m. third Saturdays fromSeptember through June at theMelbourne Beach Public Library,321-725-4115.

United Daughters of the Con-federacy, Canaveral Light chap-ter: 321-267-2816.

United Daughters of the Con-federacy, Henry Patrick Gradicchapter: 321-951-3253.



Hotels

MIMSThe Patio Motel: 3485 U.S. 1,

321-264-7090;thepatiomotel.com

Sandman Motel: 3810 N.U.S. 1, 321-269-2691

TITUSVILLEBellwood Palms Motel: 7503

S. U.S. 1, 321-267-7774Best Western Space Shuttle

Inn KSC: 3455 Cheney Highway,321-528-1234;spaceshuttleinn.com

Budget Motel 6: 12 S. Wash-ington Ave., 321-267-4211

Casa Coquina Bed & Break-fast: 4010 Coquina Ave.,877-684-8341; casacoquina.com

Clarion Inn Kennedy SpaceCenter Area: 4951 S. WashingtonAve., 321-269-2121;clarionspacecenter.com

Comfort Inn: 3655 CheneyHighway, 321-269-7110;choicehotels.com/hotel/fl332

Days Inn Kennedy Space Cen-ter: 3755 Cheney Highway,321-269-4480; daysinn.com

Fairfield Inn & Suites: 4735Helen Hauser Blvd.,321-385-1818; marriott.com/tixfi

Hampton Inn-Kennedy SpaceCenter: 4760 Helen Hauser Blvd.,321-383-9191;titusville.hamptoninn.com

Pinto’s Motel: 7555 S. U.S. 1,321-269-2505

Ramada Inn & Suites KennedySpace Center: 3500 Cheney High-way, 321-269-5510;ramadaksc.com

Riverside Inn: 1829 RiversideDrive, 321-267-7900; nbbd.com/riversideinnksc

Royal Oak Resort & Golf Club:2150 Country Club Drive,800-884-2150;royaloakgolfresort.com

Siesta Motel: 2006 S. Wash-ington Ave., 321-267-1455

South Wind Motel: 1540 S.Washington Ave., 321-267-3681

Super 8 Motel: 3480 GardenSt., 321-269-9310

Three Oaks Motel: 707 S. Hop-kins Ave., 321-267-6272;threeoaksmoteltitusvillefl.com

CAPE CANAVERALCountry Inn and Suites: 9009

Astronaut Blvd., 321-784-8500;countryinns.com/capecanaveralfl

Radisson Resort at the Port:8701 Astronaut Blvd.,321-784-0000; radisson.com/capecanaveralfl

Residence Inn by Marriott:8959 Astronaut Blvd.,321-323-1100; marriott.com/mlbri

Ron Jon Cape Caribe Resort:1000 Shorewood Drive,888-933-3030; ronjonresort.com

Royal Mansions Resort: 8600Ridgewood Ave., 800-346-7222;royalmansions.com

COCOAApollo Inn: 4125 N. U.S. 1,

321-636-8511Best Western Cocoa Inn: 4225

King St., 321-632-1065;bestwestern.com/cocoainn

Budget Inn: 901 N. CocoaBlvd., 321-636-1426

Campbell Motel: 1084 N. Co-coa Blvd., 321-636-6111

Cocoa Expo Sports Center:500 Friday Road, 321-639-3976;cocoaexpo.com

Days Inn Cocoa Expo: 5600S.R. 524, 321-636-6500;daysinn.com

Dixie Motel: 301 Forrest Ave.,321-632-1600;1-n.com/dixiemotel/

Econo Lodge Space Center:3220 N. Cocoa Blvd.,321-632-4561; econolodge.com

Holiday Inn Express Hotel andSuites: 301 Tucker Lane,321-635-9975; hiexpress.com

Motel 6: 4150 W. King St.,321-632-5721; motel6.com

Parrish Grove Inn: 536 Delan-noy Ave., 321-505-0404;parrishgroveinn.com

Ramada Inn Cocoa BeachArea: 900 Friday Road,800-860-7557;ramadainncocoa.com

Super 8 Motel: 900 A FridayRoad, 321-631-1212;super8cocoa.com

COCOA BEACHAnthony’s On The Beach:

3499 S. Atlantic Ave.,800-301-1338;anthonysonthebeach.com

Beach Place Guest Houses:1445 S. Atlantic Ave.,321-783-4045;beachplaceguesthouses.com

Best Western Ocean BeachHotel & Suites: 5600 N. Atlantic

Ave., 800-962-0028;bestwesterncocoabeach.com

Clarion Hotel — Port Ca-naveral Area: 260 W. Merritt Is-land Causeway, 800-584-1482;clarionspacecoast.com

Comfort Inn and Suites Resort:3901 N. Atlantic Ave.,800-247-2221;comfortinncocoabeach.com

Courtyard By Marriott: 3435N. Atlantic Ave., 321-784-4800;courtyardcocoabeach.com

Days Inn Cocoa Beach: 5500N. Atlantic Ave., 800-245-5225;daysinncocoabeach.com

Discovery Beach Resort: 300Barlow Ave., 321-868-7777;discoverybeachresort.com

Dolphin Inn Riverfront StudioMotel: 2902 S. Atlantic Ave.,321-868-3701;dolphininncocoabeach.com

Doubletree Oceanfront: 2080N. Atlantic Ave., 800-55-BEACH;cocoabeachdoubletree.com

Fawlty Towers: 100 E. CocoaBeach Causeway, 800-887-3870;fawltytowersresort.com

Four Points by Sheraton CocoaBeach: 4001 N. Atlantic Ave.,321-783-8717; fourpoints.com/cocoabeach

Hampton Inn Cocoa Beach:3425 N. Atlantic Ave.,877-49-BEACH;hamptoninncocoabeach.com

Hilton Cocoa Beach Ocean-front: 1550 N. Atlantic Ave.321-613-9040;cocoabeachhilton.com

Holiday Inn Cocoa Beach Re-sort: 1300 N. Atlantic Ave.,321-783-2271;cocoabeach.holiday-inn.com

Holiday Inn Express: 5575 N.Atlantic Ave., 321-868-2525;hiexpress.com

The Inn At Cocoa Beach: 4300Ocean Beach Blvd.,800-343-5307;theinnatcocoabeach.com

La Quinta Inn & Suites CocoaBeach Oceanfront: No. 1 HendryAve., 800-874-7958; 6408.lq.com

La Quinta Inn Cocoa Beach:1275 N. Atlantic Ave.,800-795-2252; 622.lq.com

Luna Sea Motel: 3185 N. At-lantic Ave., 800-586-2732;lunaseacocoabeach.com

Motel 6: 3701 N. Atlantic Ave.,800-466-8356; motel6.com

Ocean Landings Resort andRacquet Club: 900 N. AtlanticAve., 800-323-8413;oceanlandings.com

Pelican Sunshine Resort: 1201S. Atlantic Ave., 321-783-7197;VRBO.com/114771

Quality Suites Cocoa Beach:3655 N. Atlantic Ave.,321-783-6868;qualitysuitescocoabeach.com

The Resort On Cocoa Beach:1600 N. Atlantic Ave.,321-783-4000;theresortoncocoabeach.com

Sea Aire Motel: 181 N. AtlanticAve., 321-783-2461;l-n.com/seaaire

Sea Esta Villas: 686 S. AtlanticAve., 800-872-9444;seaestavillas.homestead.com

South Beach Inn: 1701 S. At-lantic Ave., 800-546-6835;southbeachinn.com

Surf Studio Beach Resort:1801 S. Atlantic Ave.,321-783-7100; surf-studio.com

Wakulla Suites: 3550 N. Atlan-tic Ave., 800-992-5852;wakullasuites.com

SATELLITE BEACHDays Inn Satellite Beach: 180

SR A1A, 321-777-3552;daysinn.com

INDIAN HARBOUR BEACHLexington Hotel on the Island:

1894 South Patrick Drive,800-936-0325;hotelontheisland.com

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Room to roam. At 30,000 square feet, the Radisson Resort at the Port in Cape Canaveral boasts thelargest amount of meeting space in Brevard County.



HotelsRelaxingpoolside.Guests relax bythe pool atFawlty TowersMotel in CocoaBeach. Themotel draws alarge numberof Europeanguests.

HOTELS, from 106

INDIALANTICAlantic Inn: 2900 N. SR A1A,

321-779-9994Beach Bungalow: 312 Wave-

crest Ave., 321-984-1330;1stbeach.com

Beach House Motel: 405 N.SR A1A (Miramar Ave.),321-723-7733

Beach Tropics Motel: 501 N.SR A1A, 321-984-0516

Crowne Plaza MelbourneBeach Oceanfront: 2605 N. SRA1A, 321-777-4100;cpmelbourne.com

Doubletree Guest Suites Mel-bourne Beach: 1665 N. SR A1A,321-723-4222; doubletree.com

Hilton Melbourne BeachOceanfront: 3003 N. SR A1A,321-777-5000;melbournebeach.hilton.com

Monterey Motel: 409 S. SRA1A, 321-951-0947

Oceanfront Cottages: 612Wavecrest Ave., 321-725-8474;oceanfrontcottages.com

Oceanfront Paradise Resort:1135 N. SR A1A, 321-768-0708;oceanfrontparadiseresort.com

Ocean Reef Club OceanfrontResort: 1333 S. SR A1A,321-723-2951

Radisson Suites Hotel Ocean-front: 3101 N. SR A1A,321-773-9260; radisson.com/melbournefl

Sea Scape Motel: 1745 N. SRA1A, 321-676-7507;geocities.com/seascapemotelfl

Tuckaway Shores Resort:1441 S. Miramar Ave.,800-820-1441;tuckawayshores.com

Windemere Inn By The SeaBed and Breakfast: 815 S. SRA1A, 321-728-9334;windemereinn.com

MELBOURNE BEACHFloridana Beach Motel: 6580

S. SR A1A, 321-726-6560;motelfloridana.com

Melbourne Beach Motel: 3120S. SR A1A, 321-676-9990

Ocean Pines Motel: 5055 S.SR A1A, 321-728-7019;oceanpinesmotel.com

Port D’Hiver Bed & BreakfastInn: 201 Ocean Ave.,866-621-7678; portdhiver.com

Pride And Joy EnvironmentalResort: 5685 S. SR A1A,321-733-7804; pridejoyresort.com

Sandgate Oceanfront Motel:4835 S. SR A1A, 321-723-6888;oceanfrontsandgate.com

Sandy Shoes Motel: 3455 S.SR A1A, 321-723-5586;

sandyshoesapartments.comSeashell Suites: 8795 S. SR

A1A, 321-723-1491;seashellsuites.com

Sea View Resort Motel: 4215S. SR A1A, 888-723-0566

Surf Caster Motel: 5935 S. SRA1A, 321-723-1967;surfcastermotel.com

Tiara By The Sea: 5815 S. SRA1A, 321-725-0525

Turtle Run Oceanfront Suites:4945 S. SR A1A, 1-8-TURTLERUN;turtlerunoceansuites.com

ROCKLEDGEGarden Court: 3880 S. U.S. 1,

321-632-4632Swiss Inn and Tennis Center:

3220 S. Fiske Blvd.,866-794-7746;swissinntennis.com

Van Winkle Motel: 1020 S.Florida Ave., 321-632-1400

MELBOURNEAmerica’s Best Value Inn:

4431 W. New Haven Ave. (SR192), 321-768-8439;americasbestvalueinn.com

Budget Inn: 4505 W. NewHaven Ave. (SR 192),321-724-5450

Candlewood Suites: 2930Pineda Causeway, 321-821-9009;candlewoodsuites.com/melbournefl

Colonial Motel: 1310 S. U.S.1, 321-723-5141

Courtyard By Marriott: 2101W. New Haven Ave. (SR 192),321-724-6400;melbournecourtyard.com

Crane Creek Inn WaterfrontB&B: 907 E. Melbourne Ave.,321-768-6416;cranecreekinn.com

Days Inn: 4500 W. New HavenAve., 321-724-2051; daysinn.com

Days Inn Riverside: 1423 S.Harbor City Blvd. (U.S. 1),321-727-2950; daysinn.com

Extended Stay Deluxe — Mel-bourne Airport: 1701 Evans Road,321-733-6050;extendedstaydeluxe.com

Fairfield Inn & Suites: 4355 W.New Haven Ave., 321-722-2220;marriott.com/mlbfi

Hampton Inn: 194 Dike Road,321-956-6200;melbourneviera.hamptoninn.com

Hampton Inn: 130 SheriffDrive, 800-426-7866;hamptoninn.com

Hilton Melbourne Rialto Place:200 Rialto Place, 800-437-8010;melbournerialtoplace.hilton.com

Holiday Inn Express: 4510 W.New Haven Ave. (SR 192),321-724-2050; hiexpress.com

Holiday Inn Melbourne — VieraConference Center: 8298 N.Wickham Road, 321-255-0077;himelbournefl.com

La Quinta Inn and Suites:7200 George T. Edwards Drive,321-242-9400; 1045.lq.com

The Old Pineapple Inn Bed &Breakfast: 1736 Pineapple Ave.,888-776-9864;oldpineappleinn.com

Residence Inn Melbourne:1430 S. Babcock St.,321-723-5740;melbourneresidenceinn.com

Rio Vista Motel: 1046 S. Har-bor City Blvd., 321-727-2818

River Palm Hotel: 420 S. Har-bor City Blvd., 321-723-5321

Suburban Extended Stay Ho-tel: 1125 Airport Blvd.,321-768-9777;suburbanhotels.com

Super 8 Motel: 1515 S. HarborCity Blvd., 321-723-4430;super8.com

Tides Hotel Waterfront: 964 S.Harbor City Blvd., 321-728-7717;tideswaterfront.com

York Inn: 4555 W. New HavenAve., 321-724-5840; yorkinn.com

PALM BAYComfort Suites: 1175 Malabar

Road N.E., 321-369-1234; com-fortsuitespalmbay.com

Days Inn Palm Bay: 4700 DixieHighway N.E. (U.S. 1),800-777-6044; daysinn.com

Jameson Inn: 890 Palm BayRoad, 800-526-3766;jamesoninns.com

Motel 6 — Palm Bay: 1170Malabar Road, 800-722-7220;motel6.com

Quality Inn: 1881 Palm BayRoad N.E., 321-723-8181;qualityinn.com

GRANTRiver’s Edge Inn: 4660 U.S. 1,

321-956-2120

Amanda Stratford,2007 FLORIDATODAY file

Melbourne 4355 W. New Haven Ave.

Melbourne, FL 32904 (321) 722-2220

Titusville/Kennedy Space Center 4735 Helen Hauser Blvd

without the expensive part.Titusville, FL 32780

(321) 385-1818

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Volunteers

American Cancer Society: Needsvolunteers for its Signature Pro-grams and donated items for theACS Cancer Resource Centers. Vol-unteers are needed to drive patientsto appointments and to staff ACSCancer Resource Centers. Breastcancer survivors are needed to vol-unteer for Reach to Recovery Pro-gram. Prostate cancer survivorsneeded to volunteer/facilitate Man-to-Man Prostate Cancer SupportGroup. Training is provided,321-433-3109, ext. 111 or 115

American Red Cross: Volunteersneeded at Mid-Florida Region Ameri-can Red Cross,1700 Cedar St.,Rockledge, for disaster relief, healthand safety instruction, emergencycasework and administrative sup-port, free training, 321-890-1002;midflorideredcross.org

Animal Guardians of Brevard:Help is needed with public relations,fundraising and grant writing. Ar-ranges low-cost spaying and neu-tering and adoption events andpromotes education and responsiblepet guardianship. Monetary dona-tions may be mailed to 981 E. EauGallie Blvd., Suite E, PMB No. 102,Melbourne, 321-759-2999; animal-guardiansofbrevard.org

Avante Nursing and Rehabilita-tion Center: Needs volunteers to in-teract with Melbourne residents,321-723-3215.

BETA of Titusville: Crisis preg-nancy center needs help counselingclients, accepting and sorting dona-tions, answering phones, presentingprograms for young people,321-264-0446.

Better Business Council: Needshelp informing consumers of com-plaint records on local businesses,making referrals and assisting call-ers. Training provided,321-984-8454.

Big Brothers Big Sisters: Volun-teers mentor children in single-par-ent homes, e-mail [email protected];bbbscfl.org.

Birthright of Melbourne: Needsvolunteers for crisis pregnancy of-fice, 321-984-8810; birthright.org.For emergencies, call800-550-4900.

Blood centers: Clerical, medicaland courier help is needed at FloridaBlood Centers in Melbourne, Rock-ledge and Titusville. Teams of help-ers age 16 and older are being es-tablished to help mobile promotionsand high school drives,407-248-5067.

Brevard Achievement Center:Maintenance, program and work-shop supervision, 321-632-8610.

Brevard Alzheimer’s Foundation:Assistance needed with office work,In-Home Respite Program and Help-line. Volunteers needed to share tal-ents and hobbies, such as singing,

playing music, painting and scrap-booking for elderly clients,321-253-4430.

Brevard Museum of Art and Sci-ence: Work at Melbourne gift shopand reception desk, help with mu-seum mailings and special events,321-242-0737.

Brevard Symphony Guild: Servesto assist the orchestra through fund-raising, auxiliary staffing, specialshort-term projects, refreshments forrehearsals and hosting receptions,321-242-2024.

Brevard Vision Services Founda-tion: Needs eye doctors throughoutthe county to volunteer services forneedy people with serious eye prob-lems. Donations should be madepayable to the city of Titusville So-cial Services Department, 725 S.DeLeon Ave., 321-383-5609.

Brevard Voluntary OrganizationsActive in Disasters: Group of morethan 60 agencies, churches andother nonprofit organizations activeduring disaster pre-planning throughpost-disaster support and serving asa clearinghouse for disaster assist-ance; brevardvoad.org

Brevard Zoo: Needs volunteersage 16 and older to assist through-out the zoo with educational pro-grams, petting zoo, kayaking, aviary,training provided, 321-254-9453,ext. 218.

Brevardians Responding As Vol-unteers, B.R.A.V.E.: Supports thework of the Brevard County govern-ment, 321-633-2031, e-mail [email protected];brevardcounty.us/brave

Bright Star Center for GrievingChildren and Families: Volunteersneeded for day camps and supportgroups, 321-733-7672.

Carnegie Gardens: Volunteersneeded to share a few hours a daywith nursing home residents, 1415S. Hickory St., Melbourne,321-723-1321.

Catholic Charities: Providescounseling, adoption, foster careand emergency assistance. Needshelp with reception work and filing at817 Dixon Blvd., Cocoa, and foodpantry, 321-636-6144.

Central Brevard Humane Soci-ety: Needs help at shelter, thriftshops and pet therapy programs,321-636-3343 ext. 201; crittersa-vers.com

Central Brevard Library and Re-ference Center: Needs help in Co-coa gift shop, training provided,321-633-1792, or fill out an applica-tion at the shop.

Central Brevard Sharing Center:Needs volunteers to help preparelunch for community kitchen andhelp sort donations and assist inthe office at the Cocoa thrift store,flexible hours, 321-631-0306.

Child Care Association ofBrevard County: Needs office andclassroom assistance, mentors forpregnant teens and junior high andhigh school students to mentorHead Start children, 321-634-3500,e-mail [email protected]

Children’s Home Society of Flor-ida: Needs help with office work andfundraisers, also needs volunteersfor residential group home,321-752-3170.

Club Esteem: After-school pro-gram providing tutoring, FCAT prepar-ation, computer lab, arts and crafts,performing arts and character-build-ing activities. Volunteers welcome.Open 3 to 7 p.m. daily, 3316 S.Monroe St., Melbourne,321-409-8942, e-mail [email protected]

Community Emergency Re-sponse Team: John Gore, BrevardCounty Fire Rescue, 321-633-2056.

Creative Care Center: Adult daycare health facility in Cocoa Beachneeds help with arts and crafts, mu-sic, writing, one-on-one visiting,321-784-3502.

Crosswinds Youth Services: Pro-vides services and programs foryouths and their families. Volunteersneeded for tutoring, mentoring, ad-ministrative duties and Safe Place,321-452-0800.

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation:Raises money for research to cureand control this genetic disease andimprove the quality of life for suffer-ers. Needs volunteers for fund-raisers, 321-255-5010; cff.org

Daily Bread Soup Kitchen:Serves a hot daily meal and pro-vides hygienic services to the needy.Needs volunteers, food and cashdonations, 321-723-1060.

Dorcas Outreach Center for Kids(DOCK): Volunteers needed to tutorand mentor children in the Booker T.Washington neighborhood of Mel-bourne, 1151 Masterson St.,321-253-4214.

Easter Seals Florida Inc.: Volun-teers needed for vocational servicesprogram in Palm Bay,321-723-4474; fl.easterseals.com

Florida Wildlife Hospital & Sanc-tuary: Needs volunteers to cleancages and feeding dishes, hospitaland laundry; help with maintenanceand wildlife care. Must be at least16 years old. Training provided;4560 N. U.S. 1, Melbourne,321-254-8843; floridawildlifehospi-tal.org

Friends of the Enchanted Forest:6:30 p.m. third Thursdays of themonth, Enchanted Forest Sanctuary,444 Columbia Blvd., Titusville,321-264-5192, 321-268-5888; en-chantedforestfriends.org

Genesis House: Provides shelterfor homeless women with children,pregnant women and student moth-ers with children. Volunteers areneeded for transportation, mentor-ing, tutoring, yard work, fundraising,to pick up large donated items,321-723-3133.

Girl Scouts of Citrus Council: Va-riety of program opportunities forgirls ages 5 to 17 and volunteer op-portunities for adults,800-367-3906, ext. 1151, ext.1155, or ext. 1152; citrus-gs.org

Greyhound Pets of America:Needs help placing retired racinggreyhounds. Volunteers are neededfor kennel and foster program, train-ing provided, 321-242-9010.

Habitat for Humanity of BrevardCounty: Seeks volunteers for weeklyand Saturday construction help, of-fice help, to provide lunches to work-ers and to register workers on-site.Also needs help in office from8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondaythrough Thursday, data entry, cash-iers and floor help for ReStore, an-nual dinner, annual Strawberry Festi-val and hospitality chairman,321-728-4009; brevardhabitat.com

Harmony Farms Horses for theHandicapped: Needs volunteers age13 and older to serve as horse lead-ers and sidewalkers in the therapeu-tic riding program, training provided,321-631-9433; harmonyfarm-sinc.com

Health First/Cape CanaveralHospital Auxiliary: Needs help invarious departments, such as emer-gency, reception, surgery waitingroom, gift shop, transportation andparking lot shuttle, 321-799-7167.

His Place Ministries: Needs vol-unteers to assist in Melbourne out-reach programs for the homeless,youth ministry and cold-night shel-ters, 321-674-9009.

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Bugged by litter. Josh Wilkinsonof Sebastian joined a KeepBrevard Beautiful beach clean-upat Howard Futch Park in Indialan-tic the day after Memorial Day.



Vacation RentalsTITUSVILLE

Greens Court Apartments: 535N. Washington Ave.,321-267-7331

La Cita Country Club: 777Country Club Drive,321-383-2582; lacitacc.com

Par 4 TownHomes: 1523 Mal-lard Court, 321-269-5913;titusvillefl.com

Royal Palm Apartments: 3660S. Washington Ave.,321-264-0380

Vacation Villa Resorts: 3795Vacation Villas Lane,321-268-2413;vacationvillasresort.com

Vista Del Rio: 2100 S. Wash-ington Ave., 321-264-0380;trederrealty.com

CAPE CANAVERALCanaveral Towers: 7520 Ridge-

wood Ave., 877-773-2866;avonbythesearealty.com

Cape Wind Resort: 7400Ridgewood Ave., 888-439-4637;capewindresort.com

King Rentals Inc.: 102 W. Cen-tral Blvd., 888-295-0934;kingrentals.com

SCM Space Coast Manage-ment Inc.: 110 Polk Ave., No. 3,888-935-3889;spacecoastvacations.com

Seabreeze Efficiences: 311Harrison Ave., 321-783-6652

Sunny Beach Rentals:321-459-9388; sunnybeach.net

Treasure Beach Apartments:531 Harrison Ave., 321-446-4480

COCOA BEACHB.P. Davis Property Manage-

ment Inc.: 1980 N. Atlantic Ave.,321-784-2091; bpdavis.com

Beach Island Resort: 1125 S.Atlantic Ave., 321-784-2091;beachislandresort.com

Carlton Oceanfront Condomini-ums: 2515 S. Atlantic Ave.,321-784-0459;carltoncondos.com

Chateau By The Sea: 5300Ocean Beach Blvd.,321-784-0252;chateaubythesea.net

Cocoa Beach Club Condomin-ium: 5200 Ocean Beach Blvd.,321-784-2457;cocoabeachclub.com

Cocoa Beach Villas: 1395 S.Atlantic Ave., 877-453-3889;floridawebinfo.com/cocoavillas

Cocoa Beach Realty: 120 Ca-naveral Plaza, 800-722-1989;cocoabeachrealty.com

Crown Resort Apartments:6500 N. Atlantic Ave.,866-868-7343; crown-resorts.com

Dur-Rich Realty: 366 N. Atlan-tic Ave., 800-277-4147;durrich.com

Edwards Realty: 1415 N. Atlan-tic Ave., 321-784-3600;

edwardsrealtyfla.comLas Olas Beach Club of Cocoa

Beach: 5100 Ocean Beach Blvd.,321-784-2706; beachclubs.com

Marlin Condominiums: 22 TulipAve., 800-532-9894;themarlin.com

Ocean Cove Apartments: 2325S. Atlantic Ave., 321-783-4390

Ola Grande Condominiums:5350 Ocean Beach Blvd.,321-783-3101; olagrande.com

Sandcastles Cocoa Beach:1000-1050 N. Atlantic Ave.,888-809-9973;sandcastlesrental.com

Seagull Beach Club: 4440Ocean Blvd., 800-386-6732;seagullbeachclub.com

U.S. Area Realty Inc.: 1 S. Or-lando Ave., 321-784-1144;spacecoastrent.com

SATELLITE BEACHLas Olas Beach Club: 1215 SR

A1A, 321-777-3224;beachclubs.com

Paradise Beach Club: 975 SRA1A, 888-895-8395;paradisebeachclub.com

Seamark Condominium: 1195SR A1A, 800-669-0971;seamarkcondo.com

INDIAN HARBOUR BEACHAtlantic Real Estate: 2194 SR

A1A, Suite No. 310,321-777-3060

Indian Harbour Beach Club:2055 SR A1A, 321-773-3797;indianharbourbeachclub.com

Oceanique Resort: 2105 SRA1A, 321-777-6512, ext. 320;beachclubs.com

Palace Properties Interna-tional: 2194 SR A1A, No. 105,321-704-9305;palacepropertiesonline.com

The Pines Resort Apartments:10 Palmer Road, No. H,321-773-2000;floridapinesresort.com

INDIALANTICBeach House Paradise: 124

Washington Ave., 321-537-3274;beachhouseparadise.com

Villa Riviera Club: 2925 N. SRA1A, 321-773-0532;villarivieraclub.com

MELBOURNE BEACHCottage by the Sea: 6915 S.

SR A1A, 561-504-3789;vrbo.com/105879

Melbourne Beach House: 3375SR A1A, 321-794-4444;melbournebeachhouse.com

Pineapple Manor: 512 OceanAve., 321-961-0166;pineapplemanor.com

St. Andrews Village: 100 Cale-donia Drive, 321-952-5298

United Country Host RealtyInc.: 5920 S. SR A1A,800-633-3587;unitedcountryhost.com

RV Parks and Campgrounds

SCOTTSMOORCrystal Lake R.V. Park: 4240

Stuckway Road, Scottsmoor,888-501-7007;crystallakervpark.com

MIMSCape Kennedy KOA Kamp-

ground: 4513 W. Main St.,800-KOA-3365;koa.com/where/fl/09285/

Holiday Village Travel Park:3550 N. U.S. 1, 321-269-6542

Loughman Lake Lodge: 1955Hatbill Road, 321-268-2277;loughmanlake.com

Northgate Travel Park: 3277First Ave., 321-267-0144

Seasons In The Sun RV Resort:2400 Seasons In The Sun Blvd.,877-687-7275;seasonsinthesunrvresort.com

Willow Lakes RV & Golf Re-sort: 2199 N. U.S. 1,877-787-2751; willowlakes.com

TITUSVILLEManatee Hammock Park:

7275 S. U.S. 1, 321-264-5083;campingspacecoast.com

The Great Outdoors RV/Nature

& Golf Resort: 125 PlantationDrive, 800-621-2267;tgoresort.com

CAPE CANAVERALJetty Park Campground: 400

E. Jetty Road, 321-783-7111;portcanaveral.org

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VOLUNTEERS, from 108

Holmes Regional Medical Cen-ter Volunteer Services: Needs vol-unteers to give at least four hoursweekly at Holmes Regional Med-ical Center in Melbourne or PalmBay Community Hospital. Applica-tions available at main informationdesk at each hospital,321-434-8519; healthfirst.org

HorseSisters: The all-volunteer,nonprofit therapeutic riding anddriving and horse rescue organiza-tion seeks helpers, especiallyadults. The organization qualifiesfor community service hours,321-385-0216; horsesisters.org

Hospice of Health First: Pro-vides services to patients and fam-ilies coping with life-threatening ill-nesses, training provided,321-952-0494.

Hospice of St. Francis: Assistspatients and families coping withterminal illnesses. Needs help withrespite care, transportation, cleri-cal work, training provided,321-269-4240.

Huntington Place Rehabilita-tion & Nursing Center: Needs helpvisiting and assisting Rockledgeresidents with crafts, gardeningand playing piano for sing-alongs,321-632-7341.

Indian River Center-ElderCareNetwork: Needs volunteers for so-cial interaction, West Melbourne,321-727-0990 or 321-821-6501.

International Visitors: Non-profit, all-volunteer group intro-duces State Department-spon-sored foreign visitors to Americafor brief visits to local points of in-terest, 321-783-4477.

Jewish Federation of Brevard:Needs help with fundraisers, cul-tural and educational events, foodpantry, families in need and socialservices, 321-951-1836.

Junior Achievement of theSpace Coast: Program useshands-on experience to help stu-dents understand economics.Needs office workers, teachersand role models for business andeconomics classes; training andmaterials provided, 321-751-4024.

Keep Brevard Beautiful: Needssupport for education, beautifica-tion, recycling and anti-litter proj-ects, 321-631-0501; keepbrevard-beautiful.com

Liberty Bell Memorial Museum:Needs tour guides and greeters atthe historic, patriotic museum onHickory Street in Melbourne,321-727-1776.

Literary Alliance of Brevard:LAB provides volunteer tutors tohelp people who wish to improvetheir reading, writing and speaking

skills. To volunteer or receive help,call Margie Kinslow, executive di-rector, 321-917-8952.

March of Dimes, Space CoastDivision: Needs help with office du-ties, working on databases, tele-marketing, planning entertainment,fundraising and sponsorship activi-ties, recruiting for WalkAmerica,321-633-3047.

Marine Resources Council ofEast Florida: Needs volunteers todo light office work, remove inva-sive plants, replant native plantsand monitor water quality, 3275Dixie Highway N.E., Palm Bay,321-725-7775.

Meals on Wheels: Needs volun-teers to deliver hot meals from11 a.m. and 1 p.m. weekdays tohomebound elderly. Volunteersmust have vehicle, valid driver’s li-cense and car insurance,321-639-8770.

Melbourne Civic Theatre: Coun-ty’s oldest theater group needs di-rectors, performers and volunteersfor set construction, productionand office work. 817 E. Straw-bridge Ave., Melbourne,321-723-6935.

Palm Bay Police AthleticLeague: Weekday after-school pro-grams, youth sports, cultural, edu-cational and recreational opportuni-ties, Youth Director’s Council andPolice Explorers, Teen Center onFriday and Saturday nights,321-952-3530.

Palm Bay Police Department’sVictim Services Unit: Provides in-tervention and supportive servicesto domestic violence victims andvictims of other violent crimes,321-953-8980

Palm Bay Police Volunteer Citi-zens On Patrol (VCOP): Providessupport to all areas within the po-lice department, 321-953-8987

Police Athletic League: Hostsyouth sports, cultural, educational,recreational and civic activities, Ti-tusville PAL Thrift Store,321-268-8771; titusvillepal.org

Project Response: HIV/AIDSprogram needs office help in Mel-bourne, 321-724-1177.

Public radio station WFIT: Vol-unteers needed for phone cover-age for fundraising drives,321-674-8140, e-mail [email protected];wfit.org

Retired and Senior VolunteerProgram: Volunteers age 55 andolder placed in community agen-cies, 321-631-2749.

Rolling Readers Space Coast:Seeks readers, mentors and tutorsthroughout the county to inspirechildren to love reading,321-254-9976.

Senior Care of Brevard: Daycare for elderly disabled. Volun-

teers needed for crafts, entertain-ment and activities,321-631-9014.

Senior Transerve Program:Sponsored by Community ServicesCouncil of Brevard. Needs driversto transport homebound seniorsages 55 and older to medical ap-pointments and grocery stores,321-639-4868, ext. 282.

Serene Harbor Domestic Vio-lence Shelter: Assist with cellphone recycling program, chil-dren’s groups, hotline counselors,tutoring for children, fundraisers,321-726-8282.

Serving Health InsuranceNeeds of Elders (SHINE): Providesfree health insurance counseling toseniors, family members and care-givers. Volunteers are needed toassist people with Medicare,321-752-8080.

Shoes for Needy Inc.: Project ofthe Fraternal & Veterans Council ofTitusville provides shoes for needychildren, 321-269-7243 or321-383-7973.

South Brevard Sharing Center:Needs cashiers, receptionists,data entry, truck drivers and sort-ers. In Melbourne, 321-727-8581;Palm Bay thrift shop,321-722-1241; Palm Bay clientcenter, 321-676-2965.

Space Coast Progressive Alli-ance: Dedicated to improving lifeon the Space Coast; spacecoast-progressivealliance.org

Space Coast Therapy Dogs:Dogs and handlers needed to visithospitals, schools, nursing homes,assisted-living facilities and rehabcenters, 321-727-0539; space-coasttherapydogs.org

Space Coast Area Transit/Volunteers in Motion: Helps eld-erly people with medical appoint-ments and grocery shopping.Needs vehicle drivers, escorts, of-fice clerks, 321-635-7999.

Sunflower House: Needs volun-teers for community resource cen-ter for families and caregivers atMerritt Square Mall,321-452-4341.

Surfrider Foundation, SebastianInlet chapter: Volunteers neededfor beach cleanups, environmentalactivism and educational presenta-tions, including graphic design,newsletters and speeches,321-779-0279, e-mail [email protected]; surfrider.org/sebastianinlet

Surfside Players of CocoaBeach: Needs help constructingtheater sets, painting, sewing cos-tumes, marketing and ushering,321-783-3013.

Tax Aid: Tax aid counselors,sponsored by AARP, needed tohelp low- and middle-income tax-payers file tax returns. Call DonMcDonald, 321-631-5984.

Therapy Dogs Inc.: Dog/handlerteams visit area hospitals,schools, nursing homes, assisted-living facilities and rehab centers,321-632-3647, e-mail [email protected]; brevardthera-pydogs.com

Titusville Rehabilitation andNursing Center: Volunteersneeded to share fun for a fewhours a day with residents, clericalhelp, reading, bingo, etc., 1705Jess Parrish Court, 321-269-5720.

United Way of Brevard County:Call 321-631-2740, [email protected], or fax321-631-2007.

UOTS Inc. Cancer Service: Pro-vides mammograms for those with-out insurance, prostate screeningsand medications for those in need.Volunteers needed to crochet, knitand sew lap robes, booties andbags for fundraisers and hospicepatients, 321-773-0591.

Valiant Air Command WarbirdMuseum: Space Coast RegionalAirport, south Titusville, needs tourguides, public relations assist-ance, carpenters, painters, aircraftrestorers and air show workers, noexperience necessary,321-268-1941.

VIPS: Needs school tutors, helpin the library or front office, assist-ance in computer labs, other du-ties. Call school where you wouldlike to volunteer, 321-633-1000,ext. 756.

VITAS Innovative Hospice Care:Needs volunteers to help termi-nally ill patients and their families,321-752-2530.

VSA Arts of Florida-Brevard:Promotes creative power in peoplewith disabilities, Hands-on ArtsFestival conducted in April, trainingprovided, 321-632-8610;vsabrevard.org

We Help Brevard: Senior refer-ral service offers seniors andthose caring for seniors elder caresolutions and elder-friendly certi-fied business choices,321-253-6326.

The Women’s Center: Seeksvolunteers in administrative sup-port, counseling assistance andvictim advocacy, training provided,321-242-3110;womenscenterinbrevard.org

Wuesthoff Brevard Hospice &Palliative Care: Volunteers neededto offer emotional support to termi-nally ill patients and their families,as well as transportation,321-253-2222, ext. 4731.

Yellow Umbrella: Needs parentaides to assist at-risk families, andhelp with fundraising events, officework, teen mentoring and Spanish-speakingprograms,321-723-2927.



Places of worship

This is a partial list of thehouses of worship in BrevardCounty:

BAREFOOT BAY—MICCOConcordia Lutheran Church

ELCA: 300 Barefoot Blvd.,772-664-1104

First Baptist Church: 303 Bare-foot Blvd., 772-664-1040

Roseland United MethodistChurch: 12962 Roseland Road,772-589-3035

St. Luke’s Catholic Church:5055 Micco Road, Barefoot Bay,772-664-9310

CAPE CANAVERALChrist Lutheran Church of Cape

Canaveral: 7511 N. Atlantic Ave.,321-783-3303

First Baptist Church of CapeCanaveral: 8711 N. Atlantic Ave.,321-783-5798

COCOABethel Bible Baptist: 1950

Michigan Ave., 321-636-0865Bethel Seventh-day Adventist:

225 Factory St., 321-636-4580Blessed Sacrament Catholic:

5135 N. U.S. 1, 321-632-6333Calvary Baptist Church: 350

Fairmont Drive, 321-636-8056Celebration Tabernacle: 1010

Dixon Blvd., 321-638-0381Central Church of Christ: 2010

N. U.S. 1, 321-636-7671

Central Community Church:300 Tucker Lane, 321-632-2880

Clearlake First Baptist Church:1640 Minnie St., 321-636-0861

Cocoa Presbyterian Church:1404 Dixon Blvd., 321-636-9602

College Park Church of God:1957 Rosetine St., 321-636-6809

Community Fellowship Church:618 St. Johns St., 321-639-3990

Emmon’s Memorial Church ofGod by Faith: 604 Blake Ave.,321-632-1055

First Assembly of God: 3757 N.U.S. 1, 321-632-5228

First Baptist Church of Cocoa:750 Brevard Ave., 321-636-2868

First Church of Christ, Scien-tist: 235 N. Indian River Drive,321-632-7412

First United Methodist Churchof Cocoa: 825 Forrest Ave.,321-636-4811

Friday Road Worship Center:1855 N. Friday Road,321-639-1421

Friendship Missionary BaptistChurch: Canaveral Groves Boule-vard, 321-636-5789

Friendship Primitive BaptistChurch: 385 S. Burnett Road,321-636-6980

Gloria Dei Episcopal Church:3735 N. Indian River Drive,321-632-6812

Greater St. Paul BaptistChurch: 213 Stone St.,321-636-7178

King Street Baptist Church:1040 W. King St., 321-636-7920

Messiah Evangelical LutheranChurch: 400 Lucerne Drive,321-636-0777

Metropolitan Missionary Bap-tist Church: 474 W. King St.,321-636-2971

Mount Carmel Missionary Bap-tist Church: 3670 W. RailroadAve., 321-631-2600

Mount Moriah A.M.E. Church:234 Stone St., 321-636-9331

New Hope Deliverance Temple:208 A Lane, 321-639-6310

Parker Memorial BaptistChurch: 4101 Mobile Ave.,321-632-8048

The Pentecostals of Cocoa:1901 Michigan Ave.,321-636-6560

Seventh-day Adventist Churchof Cocoa: 1500 Cox Road,321-632-0640

Shield of Faith Ministries:1623 Minnie St., 321-632-6820

St. John Church of God inChrist: 750 Bernard St.,321-636-0305

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church: 4Church St., 321-636-3781

Temple Teachings: 916-G Flor-ida Ave., 321-632-4631

Unitarian Universalist Congre-gation: 1261 N. Range Road,321-632-0992

Wayside Full Gospel Church:5175 N. U.S. 1, 321-631-0271

Whole Loaf Christian Center:806 Forrest Ave., 321-631-5838

COCOA BEACHChurch of Our Saviour: 5301 N.

Atlantic Ave., 321-783-4554Cocoa Beach Community

Church: 126 S. Atlantic Ave.,321-783-3961

First Baptist Church of CocoaBeach: 830 S. Atlantic Ave.,321-783-2844

First Christian Church of CocoaBeach: 470 S. Brevard Ave.,321-783-4303

First United Methodist Churchof Cocoa Beach: 3300 N. AtlanticAve., 321-783-8991

Lutheran Church of the Resur-rection: 525 Minutemen Cause-way, 321-783-0852

Riverside Presbyterian Church:3400 N. Atlantic Ave.,321-783-6085

St. David’s By-the-Sea Episco-pal Church: 600 Fourth St. S.,321-783-2554

GRANT-VALKARIACalvary Baptist Church: 5640

Old Dixie Highway, 321-724-1594

INDIALANTICEastminster Presbyterian

Church: 106 N. Riverside Drive,321-723-8371

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Sunday Morning Worship Early Worship 8:00am Contemporary Gathering 9:30am Traditional Gathering 11:00am KidZone 11:00am Sunday School/Bible Study (all ages) 9:30 & 11:00am

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

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Youth Sunday Family N ight children, youth, young adults, families 5:30pm Dinner 5:30pm Worship 6:15pm Young Adults Sunday Night 7:00pm Tuesday Jr. High Program 5:00pm Wednesday Sr. High Program 6:00pm

110 E. New Haven Ave., (US 192) Melbourne • 723-6761 • www.fumc-melb.org

Pastors John Denmark and Melissa Delker

Preschool 724-8345 1 Year Old Through Pre-K5

EAU GALLIE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

1501 W. Eau Gallie Blvd. Melbourne 32935321-254-2339

Doing Life Together!

Sunday Service Times9:15am Traditional

9:15am Revolution Student Worship10:30am Contemporary

Childcare provided for children birth to 5 year olds.Check out our most exciting ministries!

The Wave Children’s Ministry Student Revolution (youth)College, Singles, Adults, Senior Adults, Men’s Ministry & Women’s Ministry.

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FAITH “VIERA” LUTHERAN CHURCH

Worship: Saturday 5:00pm; Sunday 8:00/9:30/11:00am

5550 Faith Drive • Viera, FL 32955(on Viera Blvd between US and Murrell)

321.636.5504

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Sunday School: 9:00amWorship Service: 10:30am

Nursery Provided5445 Village Drive

Viera, FL 32955(321) 631-2836

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Children, Youth & Adult Ministries

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Sunday: 09:00 Orthros 10:00 Divine Liturgy223 E. New Haven Ave. , MelbournePlease call 321-984-1301 for directions

Mystical worship in a commonplace setting.

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St. Anthony the Great Orthodox Church



In praise. Musicians and singers lead a worship service at SuntreeUnited Methodist Church.


Places of worship

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First Baptist Church of India-lantic: 170 Washington Ave.,321-723-5217

Holy Name of Jesus Church:3050 N. SR A1A, 321-773-2783

Space Coast Friends (Quak-ers): 214 Tampa Ave.,321-676-5077

St. Mark’s United MethodistChurch: 2030 N. SR A1A,321-773-0721

INDIAN HARBOUR BEACHAscension Lutheran Church:

1053 Pinetree Drive,321-773-1815

MALABARBrevard Worship Center: 6825

Babcock St., 321-951-0646First Baptist Church of Mal-

abar: 1665 Malabar Road,321-723-1602

MELBOURNEAllen Chapel A.M.E. Church :

2416 S. Lipscomb St.,321-724-1557

Ascension Catholic Church:2950 N. Harbor City Blvd.,321-254-1595

Baha’i Communities: For meet-ing times and locations,321-259-5641 or 321-242-4959

Beacon Baptist Church: 3185

Aurora Road, 321-242-3061Bowe Gardens Baptist Church:

2700 Sarno Road, 321-254-5622Calvary Baptist Church: 2980

N. Wickham Road, 321-254-8802Central Baptist Church: 2503

Country Club Road, 321-723-3681Chapel of the Holy Family:

3385 N. Wickham Road,321-255-4724

Chief Cornerstone MissionaryBaptist Church: 3125 Main St.,321-725-8246

Christian Fellowship Church ofGod in Christ: 1409 E. Hoag Ave.,321-728-7393

Church by the Sea: 399 E. EauGallie Blvd., 321-773-0737

Church of Christ of Eau Gallie:1079 Sarno Road, 321-242-0202

Church of God in Christ, Mel-bourne: 615 Reddick St.,321-728-0026

Church of Iron Oak (Wiccan):321-722-0291 for locations

Church of the Good Shepherd:810 W. Florida Ave.,321-723-3994

Church on the Rock: 4028 S.Babcock St., 321-724-5433

Community Church of God atMelbourne: 455 S. Audubon Drive,321-727-0424

Cornerstone Church of God:311 E. Hibiscus Blvd.,321-725-9445

CrossRoads CommunityChurch: 2436 Croton Road,321-259-3356

Destiny Life Church: 475 S.John Rodes Blvd., 321-952-8522

Discover Life Church: 3840 W.Eau Gallie Blvd., Suite 103,321-259-3388

Emmanuel United MethodistChurch: 2800 W. Eau Gallie Blvd.,321-254-0010

First Assembly of God-Mel-bourne: 801 Masterson St.,321-254-3266

First Baptist Church of EauGallie: 1501 W. Eau Gallie Blvd.,321-254-2339

First Baptist Church of Mel-bourne: 3301 Dairy Road,321-723-0561

First Baptist Church, SouthBrevard: 4300 N. Wickham Road,321-259-1723

First Christian Church: 2010 S.Babcock St., 321-723-6831

First Church of the Nazarene:2745 S. Babcock St.,321-723-3745

First Church of Christ, Scien-tist: 600 E. Melbourne Ave.,321-723-5724

First Free Will Baptist Church:938 Lytton Road, 321-254-7282

First United Methodist: 110 E.New Haven Ave., 321-723-6761

Full Gospel DeliveranceChurch: 1010 Brothers Ave.,321-952-4011

Grace Baptist Church: 620 E.Palmetto Ave., 321-952-0120

Greater Faith Temple Church of

God in Christ: 2701 LeonardWeaver Blvd., 321-768-9782

Greater Life Fellowship Minis-tries: 2008 Pineapple Ave.,321-259-3510

Harbor City Baptist Church:2711 N. Harbor City Blvd.,321-254-8879

Harbor City Christian Church:3210 Aurora Road, 321-254-8217

Harbor City Church of the Naza-rene: 4031 Aurora Road,321-242-8852

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church:50 W. Strawbridge Ave.,321-723-5272

His Place Ministries: 1824 S.Harbor City Blvd., 321-674-9009

Jehovah’s Witness KingdomHall: 1900 Trimble Road,321-254-3107

Jehovah’s Witness KingdomHall: 3395 Fell Road,321-952-0873

Jesus is the Key: 1701 S. Bab-cock St., 321-773-1489

Kol Mashiach Messianic Syna-gogue: 1621 Lake WashingtonRoad, 321-255-2557

Lake Crest Community BaptistChurch: 4050 Lake WashingtonRoad, 321-254-9860

Lighthouse Assembly of God:26 W. Fee Ave., 321-726-9933

Lutheran Church of the Re-deemer: 12 E. Ave. A,321-723-4152

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Christ Lutheran ChurchPastor: Greg LeSieurWinter Service - 8am & 11am

Bible Study & Sunday School -9:30amSummer Service -10am

Bible Study & Sunday School -8:30amWednesday Night Service -7pm

Visit Us: 7511 N. Atlantic Ave., Cape Canaveral

321-783-3303 321252

We invite you to worship with us.We are on Stadium Parkway across from

Space Coast Stadium321.637.9650 362219

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2450 North Courtenay Pkwy. Merritt Island, FL 32953 36

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Pastor

SERVICES Sunday School: 9:30 am

Sunday Worship: 10:45 am Evening Fellowship: 6 pm

Wed. Prayer Meeting: 7 pm

Office: (321) 453-0770 • Home: (321) 453-4377

10am Sunday 7pm Wednesday Children’s Ministry

Provided

7250 Lak e Andrew Dr. Viera

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622-6999

Pastor Tim Franklin www. houseoffreedom .org

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Father Demetri TsigasFather Demetri Tsigas5965 N. Wickham Road

Melbourne FL 32940-2003321.254.1045321.254.1045

SundaySundayOrthros 9:00am Divine Liturgy

10:00amFollowed by fellowship in Church Hall

Sunday School 11:30 amwww.saint-katherine.orgwww.saint-katherine.org

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A Church Communitywith a Heart for the WorldAn energetic, Biblical, Anglican parish

with members from more thantwenty countries.

1000 Jersey Lane NE, Palm Bay321-723-8032

for more information and a mapvisit our website

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Places of worship

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Macedonia Baptist Church:2729 Lipscomb St., 321-729-6597

Melbourne Seventh-day Advent-ist: 210 W. New Haven Ave.,321-723-3848

New Hope Baptist Church : 2676Post Road, 321-254-7621

New Mount Zion MissionaryBaptist Church: 624 Walls St.,321-723-0277

Northside Presbyterian Church:1400 Lake Washington Road,321-255-0701

Open Mind Zen Center: 834Sarno Road, 321-768-2098

Our Lady of Lourdes CatholicChurch: 1710 S. Hickory St.,321-723-3636

Outreach Evangelistic Pentecos-tal Church: 2429 Solana St.,321-725-6144

Palmdale Presbyterian Church:684 N. Harbor City Blvd.,321-254-4163

Promiseland Church: 1855 Lan-sing St., 321-254-5777

Prince of Peace AnglicanChurch: 6895 Murrell Road, Viera,321-253-9102

River Run Christian Church:1660 Croton Road, 321-259-0478

Scott Chapel United Methodist

Church: 2510 S. Grant St.,321-723-6384

Shiloh Christian Center: 155 E.University Blvd., 321-956-1404

St. James Missionary BaptistChurch: 1835 Bunche St.,321-254-3191

St. John’s Episcopal Church:610 Young St., 321-254-3365

St. John’s Missionary BaptistChurch: 1970 Magnolia St.,321-242-0342

St. Paul Lutheran Church: 105W. Hibiscus Blvd., 321-723-8393

St. Paul’s United MethodistChurch: 1591 Highland Ave.,321-254-6363

St. Timothy Lutheran Church:1903 Croton Road, 321-259-3443

Tabernacle Church: 1619 Fern-dale Ave., 321-259-2024

Triumph Church: 1105 E. ChurchSt., 321-676-3386

Unity Church of Melbourne:1745 Trimble Road, 321-254-0313

Victory Christian Chapel: 3880Dairy Road, 321-956-6845

Vineyard Christian Fellowship:Bank of America Building, 1052 Cy-press Ave., 321-768-2888

Wat Punyawanaram Temple:4490 Aurora Road, 321-255-1465

MELBOURNE BEACHChapel by the Sea: 8240 SR

A1A, 321-724-8721

Community Chapel of Mel-bourne Beach: 500 Ocean Ave.,321-727-2299

First Baptist Church, SouthBeaches: 5540 SR A1A,321-723-2025

Grace Lutheran Church: 1805Oak St., 321-727-1724

Immaculate Conception Catho-lic Church: 3780 SR A1A,321-725-0552

St. Sebastian’s By-the-SeaEpiscopal Church: 2010 Oak St.,321-723-3015

MERRITT ISLANDCalvary Chapel: 3500 N. Court-

enay Parkway, 321-453-6779Christ Church of Positive Liv-

ing: 1353 N. Courtenay Parkway,321-454-4109

Church of Christ North Courte-nay: 2455 N. Courtenay Parkway,321-452-8822

Community Church of the Naza-rene: 400 Crockett Blvd.,321-452-4915

Destiny Christian Church andInternational Ministries: 700 S.Courtenay Parkway, 321-453-4555

Divine Mercy Church: 1940 N.Courtenay Parkway, 321-452-5955

East Coast Christian Center:680 N. Courtenay Parkway,321-452-1060

Faith Lutheran Church: 280 E.Merritt Ave., 321-452-4080

Faith Presbyterian Church:1900 S. Tropical Trail,321-452-1715

First Baptist Church of MerrittIsland: 140 Magnolia Ave.,321-453-2144

Georgianna United MethodistChurch: 3925 S. Tropical Trail,321-452-7523

Grace United MethodistChurch: 65 Needle Blvd.,321-452-2420

Greater Mount Zion MissionaryBaptist Church: 1390 N. TropicalTrail, 321-452-0089

Island Community Church:1000 N. Banana River Drive,321-453-4656

Islander Alliance: 2450 N.Courtenay Parkway, 321-453-0770

Lighthouse Christian Church:1250 N. Banana River Drive,321-452-1012

Merritt Assembly of God: 165N. Grove St., 321-454-4263

Merritt Island Church of Christ:512 S. Plumosa St.,321-453-3320

Merritt Island PresbyterianChurch: 600 S. Tropical Trail,321-452-5689

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2503 Country Club Rd. Melbourne, FL 32901 next door to Florida Tech

321-723-3681 • fax: 321-722-9781 www.CentralBaptist.net

Sunday Sunday School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:30am Morning Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:45am Evening Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:15pm

Wednesday Fellowship Supper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:00pm Prayer Meeting/ Bible Study . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00pm

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65 Needle Blvd., Merritt Island Rev. Robert Pearcy, Pastor

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SundayContemporary Worship ................................... 9:15 AMChildren’s Worship .......................................... 9:15 AMBlended Worship ........................................... 10:45 AMBible Study for all ages. .........8:00, 9:15 and 10:45 AM........................................................................ 6:30 PMAWANA ........................................................... 6:00 PM

WednesdayMom’s Enrichment Time .................................. 9:30 AMFamily Night Supper ....................................... 4:45 PM

Adult Bible Studies.......................................... 6:00 PMChildren’s Music ............................................. 6:00 PMStudent Ministry: Game Room ..........................................5:30-8:30PM Junior High ................................................6-7:00PM Senior High................................................7-8:00PMWorship Orchestra .......................................... 6:15 PMWorship Choir ................................................. 7:15 PM

FridayCelebrate Recovery ......................................... 7:00PM

Ongoing ActivitiesGateway Academy of the Arts • Weekday Preschool • GriefShare • Ladies Bible Studies

Precepts • Haitian Mission ChurchCollege and Singles Life Groups • CONNECT • Young Married Small Groups

First Baptist Church of MelbourneDr. Larry Bazer, Senior Pastor • 3301 Dairy Road, Melbourne 321-723-0561 • www.fbcmel.org

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First Baptist ChurchIn Historic Cocoa Village750 Brevard Ave. Cocoa, FL 32922

321.636.2868Dr. Charles Horton, Pastor

Sunday WorshipSunday School ............9:30 amWorship Service ........11:00 amYouth Fellowship ........6:00 pmNursery provided for church services.

Wednesday FellowshipFellowship Meal ...................5:15 amWednesday Prayer Meeting ...6:15 amYouth Bible Study .................6:30 pm

Lutheran Church of the Resurrection

“Where We Welcome And Lead All To Christ”525 Minutemen Causeway, Cocoa Beach • 321.783.0852

For more information visit our website: www.lcrcb.org

Pastor Jay Bergstresser Casual Service Saturday-5:00pm Traditional Worship Sunday-8:30

(Followed By Fellowship) & 11:00am Sunday School For All Ages 9:50am

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SR 520 & South Courtenay321-453-2144

Rev. Titus GreenSUNDAYS:

Sunday School 9:00 amWorship Service 10:30 am

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Mount Taber Primitive BaptistChurch: 333 Lucas Road,321-453-4141

North Merritt Island UnitedMethodist Church: 6355 N. Court-enay Parkway, 321-452-7180

Orsino Baptist Church: 4505N. Courtenay Parkway,321-452-0373

Redeemer Lutheran ChurchWELS: 560 S. Tropical Trail,321-453-1000

River of Life Assembly of God:1890 N. Courtenay Parkway,321-452-6990

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church:5555 N. Tropical Trail,321-452-5260

Special Gathering: Meets atMerritt Island First Baptist Church,150 Magnolia Ave.,321-632-0130

Unity Center for Spritual Liv-ing: 4725 N. Courtenay Parkway,321-452-2625

Victory Life Wesleyan: 220 N.Tropical Trail, 321-453-5785

MIMSFirst Baptist Church of Auran-

tia: 3953 Fairfax Drive,321-269-1618

First Baptist Church of Mims:2395 Kentucky Ave.,

321-267-4436Greater St. James Missionary

Baptist Church: 2396 Harry T.Moore Ave., 321-268-8040

Holy Spirit Catholic Church:2399 Holder Road, 321-269-2282

Mims Church of God: 2320Railroad Ave., 321-383-8003

Mims United MethodistChurch: 3302 Green St.,321-267-6202

Mount Calvary Church of Godin Christ Restoration Ministry:2813 Ash Terrace, 321-264-0009

St. Mary Missionary BaptistChurch: 3102 Wiley Ave.,321-268-3461

PALM BAYChristian Development Center:

343 Nail St. N.E., 321-984-0406Christ United Methodist

Church: 7795 Babcock St. S.E.,321-984-0423

Church For All Nations: 1805Canova St. S.E., Suite 4,321-723-8742

Church of Iron Oak (Wiccan):321-722-0291 for locations

Community Bible Church: 91Emerson Drive N.W.,321-724-4444

Community of Jesus Christ:1901 Emerson Drive S.E.,321-729-8488

Cornerstone Assembly : 6050Babcock St. S.E., 321-726-8810

Covenant Presbyterian Church :720 Emerson Drive N.E.,321-727-2661

Episcopal Church of Our Sav-ior: 1000 Jersey Lane N.E.,321-723-8032

Fellowship United MethodistChurch: 975 Malabar Road N.W.,321-723-2143

First Baptist Church of PalmBay: 1200 Glenham Drive N.E.,321-723-4781

First Pentecostal UPC: 1021Emerson Drive N.E.,321-723-2030

First Presbyterian Church ofPalm Bay: 1080 Port MalabarBlvd. N.E., 321-725-8484

Glory Bound Church of GodNew Testament: 2855 JupiterBlvd. S.E., 321-727-0780

Grace Bible Church: 3620 Bay-side Lakes Blvd., 321-727-1749

Grace Bible Sanctuary: 726James Circle N.E., 321-728-4136

House of Prayer International:1520 Bottlebrush Drive N.E.,321-952-5725

Iglesia El Sinai: 1801 Port Mal-abar Blvd. N.E., 321-956-2232

Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal:381 Thor Ave. S.E.,321-984-8200

Jehovah’s Witness KingdomHall: 1991 Fallon Blvd.,321-724-4470

Jehovah’s Witness KingdomHall: 8765 Babcock St.,321-727-2720

Joy Lutheran Church: 3174 Ju-piter Blvd. S.E., 321-951-0166

Lockmar Baptist Church: 700Emerson Drive N.E.,321-984-0191

Mount Moriah Missionary Bap-tist Church: 2295 Adams St.N.E., 321-725-1791

Our Lady of Grace CatholicChurch: 300 Malabar Road S.E.,321-725-3066

Palm Bay Christian Church:344 Emerson Drive N.W.,321-724-0491

Palm Bay Baptist Church:2601 Emerson Drive S.E.,321-723-3773

Palm Bay United MethodistChurch: 2100 Port Malabar Blvd.N.E., 321-727-8651

Peace Lutheran Church: 1801Port Malabar Blvd. N.E.,321-727-3131

Pentecostal Church of the Liv-ing God: 2246 Northview St. N.E.,321-728-3834

Risen Savior Lutheran Church:2220 Port Malabar Blvd. N.E.,321-984-8987

Riviera United Church ofChrist: 451 Riviera Drive N.E.,321-723-3963

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Good ShepherdLutheran Church

Pastor Bruce Alberts • 2073 Garden Street, Titusville, FL 32796267-4323

Lutheran Church-Missouri Synodwww.gslcms.com 362375

Traditional Worship 8:00 & 11:00 amContemporary Worship 9:00 amSunday School & Adult Bible Study 10:00 am

RIVERSIDERIVERSIDEPRESBYTERIAN CHURCHPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

3400 N. Atlantic Avenue • Cocoa Beach, FL 32931

(321) 783-6085Rev. Dr. Daniel D. Robinson, Pastor

Sunday8:45 am Contemporary Worship | 10:00 am Sunday School for All Ages

11:00 am Traditional Worship

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ST. PAUL’S ANGLIAN CHURCH

Traditional, Anglican, Catholic

Sunday Holy Eucharist 8:00 AM & 10:00 AMPlease Call For Daily Service Schedule

259-1130 7200 N. Wickham Rd., Melbourne, FLwww.stpaulsparishsuntree.org

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Cantor Patricia Ernest HickmanSpiritual Leader

Shabbat Service Schedule:1st Friday of every month Family Shabbat at 6:30PM

All other Friday Shabbat Services start at 7:30PMBrevard County’s largest Reform Congregation.

7350 Lake Andrew DriveViera, FL 32940321-631-9494

www.tiofbrevard.com

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Places of worship

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St. Joseph Catholic Church:5310 Babcock St. N.E.,321-727-1565

South Babcock Street BaptistChurch: 7415 Babcock St. S.E.,321-727-0197

The Mission: 100 EmersonDrive N.W., 321-768-2601

Trinity Baptist Church: 2803Palm Bay Road N.E.,321-722-3003

Truth Revealed Ministries:2838 Palm Bay Road N.E.,321-952-5151

Victory Assembly of God : 1800Blaine St. N.E., 321-984-2777

Zion Christian Church: 891 Co-ply St. S.E., 321-723-1216

PORT ST. JOHNSaints Church: 4797 Curtis

Blvd., 321-632-7634Blessed Sacrament Catholic

Church: 5135 N. U.S. 1,321-632-6333

Cathedral Church of All Saints:4797 Curtis Blvd., 321-632-7634

Christian Church of Port St.John: 4645 Fay Blvd.,321-633-6338

Community Alliance Church:4855 Fay Blvd., 321-639-1717

Discovery Christian Church:3925 Grissom Parkway,321-636-0316

First Baptist Church of Port St.John: 3900 Fay Blvd.,321-636-5455

First United Methodist of PortSt. John: 165 Fay Blvd.,321-631-0183

Frontenac Baptist Church:5500 N. U.S. 1, Frontenac,321-636-1369

Port St. John United MethodistChurch: 1165 Fay Blvd.,321-631-0183

Sunrise Lutheran ChurchELCA: 4775 Fay Blvd.,321-631-3565

Victory Baptist Church: 242Capron Road, 321-632-6148

ROCKLEDGEChurch of the Nazarene: 651

Barnes Blvd., 321-636-4600First Baptist Church of Rock-

ledge: 1810 Cedar St.,321-636-1493

Faith Temple Christian Center:836 Ferndale Ave., 321-631-8700

Fiske Boulevard Church ofChrist: 805 S. Fiske Blvd.,321-632-1010

Grace Fellowship: 3420 Mur-rell Road, 321-636-3051

Hope United Church of Christ:2555 S. Fiske Blvd.,321-636-0250

Jehovah’s Witness KingdomHall Cocoa-Rockledge: 1325Huntington Lane, 321-636-6095

Rockledge Christian Center:2175 S. Fiske Blvd.,321-632-6966

Rockledge Church of Christ:2390 S. Fiske Blvd.,321-632-7349

Rockledge PresbyterianChurch: 921 Rockledge Drive,321-636-0811

Rockledge United MethodistChurch: 1935 S. Fiske Blvd.,321-632-7387

St. Mary’s Catholic Church:1136 Seminole Blvd.,321-636-6834

St. Michael the ArchangelCharismatic Episcopal Church:854 Cardinal Ave., 321-749-2956

Trinity Lutheran Church: 1330S. Fiske Blvd., 321-636-5431

World Faith Outreach ChristianCenter: 217 Dixie Lane,321-635-8844

SATELLITE BEACHBeachside Fellowship: 505

Cinnamon Drive, 321-777-0043Chabad Jewish Community

Center: 1190 SR A1A,321-777-2770

Church of Christ Oceanside:104 N.E. Third St., 321-779-4688

Holy Apostles EpiscopalChurch: 505 Grant Ave.,321-777-0024

Oceanside Community Church:305 Cassia Blvd., 321-777-1658

Our Father’s House: 535 Cas-sia Blvd., 321-777-0057

Satellite Beach United Meth-odist Church: 450 Lee Ave.,321-777-0116

Trinity Presbyterian Church:638 S. Patrick Drive,321-777-2047

SHARPESSharpes Church of God: 4115

Devoe Ave., 321-634-6867

SCOTTSMOORFirst Baptist Church of Scotts-

moor: 3705 Sunset Ave.,321-268-2461

First Freewill Baptist Churchof Scottsmoor: 5830 Travis St.,321-268-4787

SUNTREE-VIERAAdvent Lutheran Church at

Suntree: 7550 N. Wickham Road,321-259-8515

Church at Viera: 9005 N.Wickham Road, 321-259-3454

Faith Viera Lutheran Church:5550 Faith Drive, 321-636-5504

Faith Fellowship Church: 2820Business Center Blvd.,321-259-7200

Freedom Christian Center:7250 Lake Andrew Drive,321-631-1000

Friendship Fellowship atPineda: 3115 Friendship Place,321-242-1117

Hope Episcopal Church: 190Interlachen Road, 321-259-5810

Hope Lutheran Church: 2955Pineda Causeway, 321-242-1610

New Life Church of CentralBrevard: 5445 Village Drive, Rock-ledge, 321-631-2836

Pineda Presbyterian Church,5650 N. Wickham Road,321-259-1330

St. Katherine’s Greek Ortho-dox Church: 5965 N. WickhamRoad, 321-254-1045

St. John the Evangelist Catho-lic Church: 5655 Stadium Park-way, 321-637-9650

St. Paul’s Anglican Church:7200 N. Wickham Road,321-259-1130

Suntree United MethodistChurch: 7400 N. Wickham Road,321-242-2585

Temple Beth Sholom: 5995 N.Wickham Road, 321-254-6333

Temple Israel (Reform Jewish):7350 Lake Andrew Drive,321-631-9494

TITUSVILLEAbundant Life Fellowship:

3580 S. Park Ave., 321-268-1241Antioch Christian Fellowship

Baptist Church: 3605 S. HopkinsAve., 321-269-7833

Bethlehem Missionary BaptistChurch: 801 Dummitt Ave.,321-267-5750

Calvary Chapel Space Coast:5195 S. Washington Ave.,321-267-5778

Christ Central Church: 4235Mount Sterling Ave.,321-267-3646

Christ Community ChurchPCA: 4295 Garden St.,321-269-2478

Church of the Lord JesusChrist of the Apostolic Faith:1422 Norwood Ave.,321-383-3020

Faith Baptist Church: 1220 N.Carpenter Road, 321-269-5420

First Baptist Church of IndianRiver City: 360 Knox McRaeDrive, 321-268-8955

First Baptist Church of Titus-ville: 303 Main St.,321-267-7125

First Christian Church: 2880Jay Jay Road, 321-267-4858

First Church of the Nazarene:1027 Park Ave., 321-267-4404

First Freewill Baptist Church:5311 Barna Ave., 321-269-4033

First Presbyterian Church:1235 S. Park Ave., 321-267-2745

First United Methodist Church:206 S. Hopkins Ave.,321-269-7631

Forest Hills Baptist Church:2625 South St., 321-267-2058

Good Shepherd LutheranChurch: 2073 Garden St.,321-267-4323

Heritage Baptist Church: 3055Satterfield Road, 321-269-6934

Hope Community Fellowship:2929 Cheney Highway,321-267-3700

Indian River City United Meth-odist Church: 1355 Cheney High-way, 321-267-7922

New Covenant Fellowship: 705Harrison St., 321-268-8340

New Fellowship Baptist

Church: 1840 Old Dixie Highway,321-264-0209

New Life Christian Fellowship:6755 S. Washington Ave.,321-269-7578

New Venture Church: 77 N.Carpenter Road, 321-267-2824

Park Avenue Baptist Church:2600 S. Park Ave., 321-269-6702

Sovereign Grace Church: 6750S. U.S. 1, 321-268-8004

Space Coast Assembly of God:3155 South St., 321-267-2455

Spirit Fire Church: 150 CountryClub Drive, 321-383-4652

St. Andrew United MethodistChurch: 3380 Dairy Road,321-269-7321

St. Gabriel’s Episcopal Church:414 Pine St., 321-267-2545

St. James A.M.E. Church: 625Dummitt Ave., 321-269-3645

St. Luke’s Presbyterian USA:1255 Knox McRae Drive,321-269-3260

St. Simeon Orthodox Church:3175 Satterfield Road,321-268-8354

St. Teresa Catholic Church:203 Ojibway Ave., 321-268-3441

Sun Valley Christian: 4825 S.Barna Ave., 321-264-1337

Temple Baptist Church: 1400N. U.S. 1, 321-269-1133

The Pentecostals of Titusville:1010 Norwood Ave.,321-269-4041

Titusville Community Churchof the Seventh-day Adventist:5005 Barna Ave., 321-267-8893

Trinity Lutheran Church: 3671S. Hopkins Ave., 321-267-6323

United Christian Fellowship:609 Dummitt Ave., 321-383-0674

Unity Church on the SpaceCoast: 2000 South St.,321-383-0195

Westside Baptist Church:2801 W. Tropic St.,321-267-7064

WEST MELBOURNEBethany Ministries: 1100 Dor-

chester Ave., 321-727-2495Calvary Chapel of Melbourne:

2955 Minton Road,321-952-9673

June Park Baptist Church:3475 Miami Ave., 321-724-1305

Melbourne Church of Christ:810 Hollywood Blvd.,321-723-8233

New Hope Lutheran Church:870 Hollywood Blvd.,321-768-1500

New Hope Sanctuary: 3150Milwaukee Ave., 321-725-7281

Pentecostal Lighthouse: 2350W. New Haven Ave.,321-733-1030

Praise Cathedral: 840 Holly-wood Blvd., 321-723-4861

Unitarian Universalist Churchof Brevard: 2185 MeadowlaneAve., 321-725-6125

Wesley United MethodistChurch: 2075 Meadowlane Ave.,321-727-7585



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