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ScholarShip NewS

Sandhill Cove Foundation 253 scholarships totaling $914,428 in just eight years. All The Scholarship Committee that interviewed and selected

Awards $140,500 In donations come from Sandhill Cove residents and their families. the recipients includes Kathy Garlington (chair), Les
Applegate, Lowell Kafer, Phyllis Kordick, Pat Morgan, Bill
The scholarship recipients this year are: Valessa Alectus,
Scholarships Whitney Beaucejour, Daria Behrens, Franke Bonhomme, David Sheehey and Jan Sostak.
Clark, Emily Delevante, Belgine Desir, Nathalie Desir, Suzzlie In addition to this group, the Sandhill Cove Foundation,
Sandhill Cove Foundation, Inc. has awarded scholarships Desir, Emanuella Dolcine, Clifford Dominique, Wilma Durand, Inc. consists of a 13-member Board of Directors. For
to 30 employees, or children of employees, of Sandhill Cove Anushka Eliaza, Flory-Anne Eliaza, Shantia Elliott, Sandra additional information about the scholarship program,
Retirement Living in Palm City. The scholarships will cover Emile, Megan Flaxman, Eltaneia Francois, Kara Francois, contact Merrill Snyder, president of the Sandhill Cove
26 undergraduate degrees and career training certificates. Four Taina Francois, Caleb Haughie, Maria Hernandez, Ave Horne, Foundation, Inc. at (772) 220-9285.
recipients are pursuing advanced degrees. Michael Hageloh, Andre Johnson, Mia Kerner, Besline Laguerre, Savoya Levers,
executive vice president of Strategic Initiatives at Indian River Christopher Monroe, Timothy Richardson and Heather Stone. LoCaL
State College, was the guest speaker at a recent event announcing These honorees plan to attend a variety of Florida academic
the scholarships. institutions including Indian River State College as well as the
The Sandhill Cove Foundation is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) Universities of Florida, Central Florida and South Florida. The
established in 2015 that operates as an independent organization award winners this year will be pursuing degrees in areas such Government
run by a resident Board of Directors on the Sandhill Cove as nursing, healthcare management, medicine, dental hygiene,
Retirement Living campus. With the addition of this year’s business, computer science, fire science, education, civil
amount of $140,500, the Sandhill Cove Foundation has awarded engineering and construction management. From The Tax Collector

Alert: New Driver’s License And ID Numbers

Beginning Nov. 1
Ra ndo m i z a t i o n O f
Driver's License And
Photo ID Numbers
Beginning Nov. 1, your
driver’s license or photo ID
number will change when
a customer conducts a
transaction resulting in the
issuance of a credential.
The length of the driver’s
license or photo ID number
will stay the same.
The driver’s license number
will continue to start with an
alpha character.
The number assigned
to an original, renewal, or
replacement identification card
must have a minimum of four randomly generated digits.
The randomly generated “customer number” generated today
will be incorporated into the new algorithm.

Martin County Property
Appraiser

By Jenny Fields, CFA,
Martin County Property
Appraiser,
3473 S.E. Willoughby
Blvd., Suite No. 101,
Stuart, FL 34994
(772) 288-5608
www.pa.martin.fl.us

See answer in this paper.