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Friday Night At The Stuart Air Show: Party Time!

By Jackie Holfelder from Oct. 1 to 31 and $35 thereafter.
Inez van Ravenzwaaij, executive director of the Gates will open at 5 p.m. and the
Stuart Air Show, recently shared the exciting news show itself will start at around 5:30
that TD Bank is back as the sponsor of the immensely- p.m. Enjoy a beautiful, magical
popular Dirty Flight Suit Party that will take place on twilight performance against the
Nov. 11 as part of the festive Stuart Air Show weekend. setting sun, a spectacular fireworks
Echoing her delight is Trisha Hawthorne, vice presentation and – at the end – the
president, commercial relationship manager of TD infamous Wall of Fire to the night.
Bank, who said, “We are proud to sponsor the TD Bank The Twilight and Fireworks Show
Dirty Flight Suit Party with the Stuart Air Show and is a very different experience from Photo provided by Stuart Air Show
their mission of supporting children, veterans, aviation the daytime shows and something
and local civic organizations. At TD, our purpose is you definitely won’t want to miss.
to enrich the lives of our customers, colleagues and Following the show, enjoy a rockin’ fun concert by the Rotorheads. Vendors and
communities in which we live, play and work.” concessions will be open.
The TD Bank Dirty Flight Suit Party is just one The TD Bank Dirty Flight Suit Party takes place in the VIP area at Witham Field and
of two popular events that will take place before the includes front row center seats from which to view the Friday Night Air Show and fireworks,
jaw-dropping and eye-popping aerial activities and buffet dinner, open bar and a meet and greet with show performers, sponsors, VIPs and
sleek aircraft take over at the Stuart Air Show on pilots. Also included is an ideal location from which to watch the Rotorheads and access
Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 12 to 13. U.S. Navy HSM-40 from to air-conditioned bathrooms.
The Twilight and Fireworks Show is included in Jacksonville, Pilots Ryan Miller
the general admission price: $25 through Sept. 30, $30 and Robert Flores Stuart Air Show on page 3
Children’s Museum ShipWrecked Event

Raises Funds For New Exhibits!

The Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast celebrated the return of its annual and Rosi Shepard made donations before the event to rescue themselves. All castaways
ShipWrecked event on Saturday, Aug. 27, with a fun adults only party at the museum. raised money for specific exhibit elements that will soon be installed in the museum. The
The museum was decked out in true island style with guests dressed in spectacular pirate, Children’s Museum appreciates and extends a huge thank you to all castaways and their
castaway, and mermaid attire. Attendees enjoyed delicious cuisine provided by many local rescue crew donations.
restaurants, drinks and cocktails from Atoll Vodka and Notorious PINK Wines, as well as
live music by Hawk-Eye Entertainment. Children’s Museum ShipWrecked on page 4
Prior to the event, local celebrities were captured as “castaways” and stranded on an island.
Each castaway raised at least $1,000 to be rescued and join the party and pirate-themed games.
Top fundraising castaway, Tracy Armstrong and her fellow island mate, Chris Vaccaro sold Your County Is Counting
beer out of fun coconut cups. Castaway Kathy Carmody once again raffled off one of her
famous cakes. Tara Biek-Robison raffled a wine cooler full of delicious wines. Christina
Franco offered a luxury staycation. Kristi Brown put together a fun castaway-themed basket. On YOU, VOTE Nov. 8!
Guests were entertained with card games like blackjack and war with castaways Pete Morello
and Zac Rockefeller. Additional castaways Paul Hendriks, Jamie Russell, Tom Whittington
In the state of Florida voters have the option to decide
how they are going to cast their vote … by mail, by voting
early, or by voting at their assigned precinct on Election
Day. Here is some important information regarding these
three ways to vote to help you decide by what method you
are going to choose to cast your votes for the upcoming
Nov. 8 election:
• Florida is a no excuse state so you do not need a reason
to request a vote-by-mail ballot. Vote-by-mail ballots can be
requested through Saturday, Oct. 29 by calling the Elections
Office at (772) 288-5637 or visiting MartinVotes.gov.
• Early voting will be available to all registered Martin
County voters for 11 consecutive days in the following
locations: Elections Center, Hobe Sound Library, Peter and Julie Cummings Library, Hoke
Library, Robert Morgade Library, and Elisabeth Lahti Library, beginning Wednesday, Oct.
26 through Saturday, Nov. 5 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. These dates do include Sunday, Oct. 30.
• Vote at your assigned precinct on Election Day, Nov. 8. To find your assigned precinct,
visit us online at www.MartinVotes.gov and click the “Where Do I Vote” link, or call us at
(772) 288-5637.
Sharon Dvir, Armelle Sabba, Katie Makemson, Anne Warner, Lorna Day, Kerry Titheradge, Voters should remember to bring signed, photo identification when voting early or when
Adrienne Gang voting at their assigned precinct on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 8.
Secure Ballot Intake Stations will be available during early voting in all six early voting
locations, for voters wishing to hand deliver their voted mail ballot.
As your Supervisor of Elections, it is my goal to provide the best possible voting
experience! If there is anything my staff or I can do to assist you, please call (772) 288-5637
or visit MartinVotes.gov.
Thank you for being “election ready” and doing your part to keep democracy alive by
casting your vote on or before Nov. 8!
Vicki Davis,
Martin County Supervisor of Elections