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Monday
Here’s what’s
happening on the Treasure Coast
The Port St. Lucie
Power Squadron is offering free vessel safety checks.
Squadron members
will check each boat's personal flotation devices, lights,
registration and required safety items to verify that they meet
state and federal regulations. Boaters who pass the checks will be
issued a dated inspection decal recognized by the Coast Guard and
Marine Patrol for one year. No record will be kept of failed
inspections, and boaters may request another free inspection when
problems are corrected. Call 871-1018 for information.
For details on
these and other events, or to submit your special event, visit
WPSL.com and click on Community Calendar.
I’m Sue-Ellen
Sanders and that’s what’s happening on the treasure Coast
TUESDAY
Here’s what’s
happening on the Treasure Coast:
Registration is
underway for the last session of swim lessons being offered for
2008 by the St. Lucie County Parks and Recreation Aquatic Division
at the Port St. Lucie Community Pool.
Morning and evening
sessions are available starting Aug. 26 through Sept. 25. Morning
sessions will meet Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for two
weeks, while evening sessions will meet Tuesday and Thursday for
four weeks. The cost for the eight-lesson session is $41.
Scholarships are available based on income.
For information about
times and sessions call the St. Lucie County Aquatic Division at
871-2183 or stop by the Port St. Lucie Community Pool, on
Ravenswood Lane in Port St. Lucie.
For details on
these and other events, or to submit your special event, visit
WPSL.com and click on Community Calendar.
I’m Sue-Ellen
Sanders and that’s what’s happening on the treasure Coast
Wednesday
Here’s what’s
happening on the Treasure Coast
Puppies, kittens
and dogs, oh my! Adopt a pet from the St. Lucie County Humane
Society, located just off Savannah Road in Fort Pierce. Call
461-0687 for more information and hours—Or visit the Humane
Society’s new PETCO adoption center in the new PETCO store in St.
Lucie West.
Visit the Manatee
Observation and Education Center on Indian River Drive in downtown
Fort Pierce, open for summer hours every Thursday, Friday and
Saturday from 10- 5. Or call for information and reservations for
scheduled events like kayaking and canoe tours and wildlife boat
excursions.
Join the Manatee
Center for their Volunteer Recruitment Days Monday,
August 25, 10 am
and Tuesday, August 26, 1 pm: Join
their family of volunteers, learn about Manatees and the Indian
River Lagoon and make a difference in the community. Call Carol at
466-1600.
For details on
these and other events, or to submit your special event, visit
WPSL.com and click on Community Calendar.
I’m Sue-Ellen
Sanders and that’s what’s happening on the treasure Coast
Thursday
Here’s what’s
happening on the Treasure Coast
Non-profit
association staff and board members can attend the next Luminaries
Brown Bag Lunch from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 27 at Tradition
Town Hall.
This month's topic
will be "Board Development," with featured speakers Fundraising
Executive Tricia Jenkins, and Anthony Westbury, associate editor of
the Tribune.
Speaking of
non-profits, The Treasure Coast Food Bank is always in need of
canned and packaged non-perishable food donated to help those who
are not as fortunate. Call 489-5676 for more information or to
donate.
The St. Lucie
County Health Department invites community members to an HIV/AIDS
community prevention planning meeting to form a community planning
partnership on Saturday, August 23 from 10 AM- noon at Church
Christ Redeemer in Port St. Lucie for information call 201-2825.
For details on
these and other events, or to submit your special event, visit
WPSL.com and click on Community Calendar.
I’m Sue-Ellen
Sanders and that’s what’s happening on the treasure Coast
Friday
Here’s what’s happening
on the Treasure Coast
The Heathcote Herb
Society meets the first and third Sundays of every month at 9:15
am, at Heathcote Botanical Gardens, on Savannah Road, in Fort
Pierce. The Society meets to maintain the Heathcote Herb Garden,
and to learn about growing and using herbs in south Florida. For
more information contact Miriam Charles at 336-8047.
Hungry for fresh
fruit and veggies? Visit the Farmer’s Market in downtown Fort
Pierce every Saturday from 8 am until noon in Marina Square for
fresh fruit, vegetables, plants, seafood and so much more. Or stop
by the Arts & Crafts Show and Sale held by the Fort Pierce Jazz
Society, next to the Fort Pierce Library on Melody Lane from 8
until 12
For details on
these and other events, or to submit your special event, visit
WPSL.com and click on Community Calendar.
I’m Sue-Ellen
Sanders and that’s what’s happening on the treasure Coast
For details on these and other
events, or to submit your special event, visit WPSL.com and click
on Community Calendar.
I’m Sue-Ellen Sanders and that’s
what’s happening on the treasure Coast
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