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For information on placing your ad with the Sentry for just $19.95 Call 954-532-2000 M-F 9-5 or fill out your fictitious name form online at www.flsentry.com   Volume XVI Number 10xxXxxx xx x ((954) 532-2000xxxxxxxxX X X X5 March 2010 House panel votes against residential sprinklers A House committee wants to extinguish a proposed rule that would require fire sprinklers in many newly constructed homes .The House Governmental Affairs Policy Committee voted unanimously Wednesday for a bill that would block state building officials from requiring sprinklers in new one- and two-family houses and townhouses. The bill still must make its way through other votes. Advocates of fire sprinklers say the devices would save the lives of residents and firefighters, while suppressing insurance premiums. Opponents said the rule would impose unnecessary costs on builders and home buyers. Rep. Debbie Mayfield, R-Vero Beach, said, "With homeowners struggling, the last thing we need to do is add another burden to them." Broward judge accused of misconduct in murder case A Broward County judge is facing a misconduct complaint over her relationship with a prosecutor during a 2007 murder case they participated in. The Judicial Qualifications Commission filed charges Wednesday against Circuit Judge Ana Gardiner with the Florida Supreme Court. Gardiner is accused of discussing the case over dinner with prosecutor Howard Scheinberg during the trial and remaining on the case although that began a close personal relationship. Omar Loureiro was convicted of first-degree murder, and Gardiner sentenced him to death. The conviction was vacated after her relationship with Scheinberg was disclosed. That will require another trial. Gardiner did not immediately return a call seeking comment. Boy injured when woman crashes into day care A boy was suffered minor injuries after a van crashed into his day care center in South Florida. Authorities said a mother had just dropped off her child at KinderCare Learning Center in Margate when she backed her vehicle into the building. The van went through a wall and injured a boy who was inside. Authorities say the driver stepped on the accelerator instead of the brake. Part of the day care center will remain open while the damaged wall is repaired. 170 Pounds of Coke Found in Airport Luggage Officers find cocaine left on carousel at Fort Lauderdale International Over 170 pounds of cocaine were seized by officers at Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport last weekend after the stash was left in bags on the luggage carousel. U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers found the luggage on Sunday containing 171 pounds of cocaine. It was concealed within three bags on the carousel. “Our officers are constantly on alert for any circumstances that are out of the ordinary and their hard work and dedication protect our homeland from all manner of threats” said Harold Woodward, director of field operations in Miami for U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Officers are still investigating this incident. No arrests were made at the time the luggage was discovered. Report: Allegedly unattended elderly woman dies A Volusia County nursing home resident whose broken legs and shoulder allegedly went unattended for nearly 12 hours has died. A DeLand police report says 76-year-old Barbara Fasold fell out of bed while her sheets were being changed at Ridgecrest Nursing and Rehabilitation Center at 5 a.m. Feb. 19, but paramedics weren't called until 4:45 p.m. She died Thursday. An autopsy hasn't determined a cause of death. A phone message left Wednesday for the nursing home's administrator wasn't immediately returned. The Daytona Beach News-Journal reports that in 2008, the facility was federally cited for excessive rate of high-risk bedsores. The facility is owned by Graystone Healthcare Management, which operates 28 nursing homes in Florida, Indiana and Ohio. Ethics panel acts against ex-Crist staffer The Florida ethics commission has found probable cause for one complaint against a former member of Gov. Charlie Crist's staff but dismissed others. The panel Wednesday alleged Brice Harris may have violated ethics regulations by personally participating in a state contract with the Andrews Institute in Gulf Breeze, before he took a job at the clinic. Harris joined Andrews as director of a space tourism medical program after it got $500,000 in grants from the governor's Office of Tourism, Trade and Economic Development while Harris worked there. Harris resigned from Andrews last April. His lawyer, Mark Herron, said he expects Harris to be exonerated when his case next goes to an administrative hearing. Burt Reynolds released from hospital after bypass Burt Reynolds' manager says the actor has been released from a Florida hospital after having a planned bypass operation. Erik Kritzer said in a statement on Wednesday that Reynolds had been scheduled for the operation for over a month. Kritzer said Reynolds went into the hospital on Monday and was discharged on Tuesday. Kritzer says the star of "Smokey and the Bandit," "Deliverance" and "Boogie Nights" told him that he has "a great motor with brand new pipes" and is "feeling great." Last year, Reynolds spent time in a Florida rehab center after treatment for painkiller abuse following back surgery. Reynolds is 74. Great white sharks tagged off Mass. traced to Florida The great white shark seems to be a fan of the Florida winter. Electronic tracking tags placed on three sharks off Cape Cod last summer have surfaced near Jacksonville. The first tag began transmitting data in mid-January about 50 miles off the city. The second popped off in early February and the third surfaced Monday. Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Ian Bowles said data analysis from the first two sharks showed deep dives to 1,500 feet and migratory travels along the eastern seaboard. Data from the third tag is being analyzed and two other tags haven't surfaced. The tags, placed on the whale by harpoon, were the first successful tagging of great whites in the Atlantic using satellite -based technology. Elusive monkey dodges captors, defies darts Enough with the monkey business. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is asking the public to stay away from a rhesus macaque monkey that has eluded capture in the Tampa Bay area for about a year. The rogue monkey again escaped from wildlife officials on Wednesday, after a neighborhood in St. Petersburg became a bit of a circus when a sighting was reported, FWC spokesman Gary Morse said. "These animals can harbor diseases," Morse said Thursday. "They are very powerful animals. And though this animal has absolutely avoided people and any threatening actions, as time goes on and if the animal continues to be put under stress, there are things that can go wrong in these captures. We really want to take the stress level down." The monkey has been repeatedly spotted in two Florida counties for months. On Wednesday, authorities twice shot the animal with tranquilizer darts, but it still slipped away. "Apparently, the drug did not have the desired affect," Morse said. "That can happen when the animal's levels of adrenaline are elevated." Adult male rhesus macaque monkeys can weigh up to 24 pounds and measure about 19 to 25 inches tall, according to the Humane Society of the United States Web site. Authorities don't know where the animal came from, Morse said, but some theories include a troupe of wild monkeys in an Ocala-area state park or an unpermited owner. It is legal to own a monkey in Florida, but proper permits, cages and licensing are required. No owners have reported a missing monkey and inspections haven't revealed one, Morse said. This particular monkey has proven to have pretty good street smarts, and even reportedly checks traffic before crossing a busy road. "I won't say (monkeys) are smart," Morse said. "I will say that they have an awful lot of survival skills. Of course, primates tend to be a bit adaptive than a lot of other animals. This one in particular." Injured bald eagle released back into the wild A bald eagle has been released back into the wild after spending three months recovering at a Maitland bird center. Eagle No. 512 was released Wednesday afternoon at a preserve near Brooksville. The eagle was injured last year in a fight with a younger female bird. The younger bird had taken No. 512's nest, sparking the fight. It was the second time wildlife officials had rehabilitated and released No. 512. The eagle was released near the same area in 1998 after recovering from gunshot wounds. Arrests made in student visa fraud U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials say their takedown of a school and its purported students is the largest visa fraud investigation in agency history. Authorities announced Thursday the four-count indictment against 58-year-old Lydia Menocal, director and owner of Florida Language Institute, and 75-year-old employee Ofelia Macia. They were charged with conspiring to commit an offense against the U.S. Menocal faces other charges including falsifying immigration documents. Authorities say 81 student visa holders were detained in Florida. The indictment says Menocal and Macia failed to report to authorities, as required by regulations, the vast majority of the school's foreign national students who were not attending classes regularly. Trucking Troubadour by Fran Lawless II'm out of Bakersfield with a load of Romaine lettuce and heading for Tulsa. Eastbound, I-40, near Acoma, New Mexico. Evening is setting in. The Interstate system is generally boring to truck drivers. There's not much excitement or entertainment at the Pilot or the Sapp Brothers fuel stop. You might go into the TA truck stop for the $11 buffet dinner and suddenly you see you're in line behind the guy that you saw come out of the stall in the men's room and leave without even looking at a sink. He's picking the cherry tomatoes by hand for his salad. You just drop your dish off and slink out of the joint with a Slim Jim to gnaw on as you look for another place to eat down the road. It's no Vegas, but you've got your company fuel card and you can punch it for a few hundred dollars advance from your next paycheck and forget about life for a while in the Sky City casino. Even before you get out of your rig, a girl is walking up to you and offering a dashboard confessional of all the troubles of her life that brought her to this ungodly place and how they can be solved for just a few dollars from you. And if the words are just right and you see the light and heat in her eyes, for a few dollars more, salvation can be found in a secret garden just behind your driver's seat. Later that good night, with a few drinks under your belt and an arm tired of pulling on the video poker bandit, you feel a gentle peck on your cheek as your next paycheck kisses you goodnight. And the Romaine patiently awaits. Well I guess everything dies baby that's a fact But maybe everything that dies someday comes back Put your hair up nice and set up pretty and meet me tonight in Atlantic City Meet me tonight in Atlantic City Meet me tonight in Atlantic City Springsteen "Atlantic City"    Click Here for latest City Hall Salaries Click here for alphabetical listing of City Hall Salaries Click Here for Base Pay versus 2007 Gross Salaries Best Buy Coupons

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