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Anglers Invited To Fall Hook, Line, And Sinker

For The Ninth Annual ARC/KDW Fishing

Tournament Presented By ARC Treasure Coast

Anglers of all ages are invited to fish the ARC’s Ninth Annual
KDW Offshore Fishing Tournament on Saturday, June 17 at
Pirate’s Cove Resort and Marina in Port Salerno. Fun in the sun
and on the water is in support of more than 1,000 children and
adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their
families. Try your hand at reeling in kingfish, dolphin, wahoo,
grouper, and snapper … whatever floats your boat!
Team entry fees are $300. We’ll lure you in with a bucket
full of goodies and four tickets to a gourmet barbecue dinner
Saturday evening at the awards ceremony. Additional anglers
can join in the fun for $50 each and family/friends are

Anglers Invited on page 3 Team Reel Tradition, Winning Snapper
VSOA’s God’s Green Earth Supervisor Of

Art Show A Hit Elections Announces

By Jackie Holfelder Winners Of 2023
“God’ s Grea t
Earth,” the latest art Patriotic Contests!
show presented by
Visionary School
o f Art s (VSOA) Martin County
welcomed a record Supervisor of Elections,
number of attendees Vicki Davis, is pleased
to Infiniti Stuart on to announce the winners
April 21. of the annual countywide
The show featured school patriotic art
more than 80 works of competitions.
art from VSOA students Through a partnership
aged 5 to 18, as well as with the Martin County
from instructors at the Oliver Taylor, age 6 School District, the
school. Landscapes and Santiago Rodriguez, Kimberly Rodriguez, Aila Rodriguez, age annual patriotic art
animals were among the 13, Lynne Barletta, Martin County Commissioner Ed Ciampi competitions seek to
subjects represented. involve school-age students in the elections process by
An e x c i t i n g To kickstart the fund, a raffle of beautiful baskets placing a spotlight on our local talent and promoting arts
announcement about donated by such local businesses as Hani Honey, and education.
VSOA’s new building Roasted Record was held. Almost $7,000 was raised
fund was made at the toward the new fund.
show. Lynne Barletta, Mario Murgado, president and CEO of Murgado
the founder of VSOA, Automotive Group Inc., welcomed attendees and talked
shared that the new about the mutual respect between his company and
fund called “Visionary Visionary School of Arts. Mario said that he is “honored
Futures” has been to host this event for Visionary and for the remarkable and
established at The talented artists!” He believes that Visionary’s art shows
Community Foundation help the children to “develop their talent and give them
Martin – St. Lucie. Audrey Palmeri, age 9 an outlet for self-expression that fuels their passion to
share their talent with the
world.”
Ot he r spe a ke rs
included Martin County
Commissioner, Ed Ciampi,
a longtime supporter of Future Voter Sticker Contest: Samuel Castro, Vicki Davis –
VSOA. Supervisor of Elections, Laura Kane – visual arts teacher

VSOA’s God’s Green Earth Supervisor Of Elections on page 4
on page 3