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County In Dire Economic Situation Say Storter - Gambling, Potential For Growth? MOORE HAVEN, FL. -- Glades Commissioner Donna Storter Long this week sent the following to Governor Charlie Crist's special assistant Marureen Jaeger: Thank you for attending the Glades County Commission meeting yesterday and your interest in and concern for Glades County�s situation as a Special Representative of Gov. Charlie Crist. Glades County has dire economic needs/situations that are NOT a result of the impending SugarWater deal. Just in time for our budget workshop, our Property Appraiser gave us the ad valorem revenue figure of $6,379,253 for 2008-2009. No typo here. That�s less than 7 million! It just seems to me that while we have the sharp attention of Governor Crist and his staff, this is an opportune time to address ways Glades County can mitigate anticipated negative affects of that deal while alleviating some existing problems too. I was disappointed that so much of the meeting was devoted to pessimistically lamenting the past without addressing the opportunities for the future of Glades County. We must look forward, not back. Things will change and it�s our choice if we want to help direct the change Though I greatly appreciate and support agriculture and will endeavor to work for its survival and growth. I do recognize, as Mary Helen Blakeslee pointed out, that we must diversify our economy and tax base. As I told you I would, I�m listing here for you the points I prepared for my presentation yesterday (with some elaboration) and probably not in the order I brought them up yesterday, nor in any priority. Have SFWMD consider granting to Glades County all the development rights of all property owned by SFWMD, including past acquisitions. Without the 5600 +/- acres of US Sugar land in Glades County, SFWMD already owns 13,150 acres in Glades County. Glades County receives $24.83 annually for PILOT. That should increase with the recent changes in legislation and the purchase of 1400+/- acres WMD bought last year. However, residential density units on those properties could be utilized in other developments and would allow density clustering. They definitely have value and could be declared surplus and auctioned, or granted to the County for distributio In February 2008, we learned that a prominent Glades County Family, the Weeks Family, had bequeathed $6 million to the UF College of Veterinary Medicine, and was eligible for matching funds raising the total to $12 million. Can OTTED explore the possibility of UF/ IFAS creating a veterinarian training facility in Glades County, and help provide bovine veterinarian services to the areas ranchers? Right now, there is no large-animal vet residing in and practicing in Glades County and currently, our agriculture extension agent is only a 4-H coordinator. According to Florida Dept of Health�s �Community Health Assessment Resource Tool Set, (C.H.A.R.T.S) information that was made available May 2008, about 15% of Glades County population is below the poverty level. The health profile shows we are in the 4th quartile for deaths from heart disease, cancer, HIV/Aids, 4th quartile for birth to unwed mothers, 4th quartile for late or no prenatal care, and 4th quartile for infant deaths after age of 1 month. (Unwed mothers mostly black, but infant deaths mostly white.) We are in the 4th quartile for adults who were unable to get health care and 4th quartile of adults with no health coverage. Our public health department is understaffed and underfunded working from a crowded, outdated facility in dire need of replacement, not just remodeling. (Mr. Taylor told me you later requested a visit to the facility yesterday and saw this conditions we discussed.) How can OTTED help Glades County�s health needs? We hear that statewide there is a shortage of trained nurses. Why not build a nursing school in Glades County along with a public health clinic for their internship? We have no pharmacy, so why not build a pharmacology college here, including a dispensing pharmacy? We have one medical doctor residing in and practicing in Glades County; no dentist, no optometrist, no chiropractor, and no medical services clinic other than the woefully inadequate public health department that you visited. It is astounding to me how the public health staff operates as well as it does in the conditions and financial limitations they endure. They are VERY dedicated people, serving people with real health needs. The county-owned Industrial Park near Moore Haven needs $$$ to develop and market itself. The mortgage is $800k, and we don�t have enough funds to finish the engineering, design and infrastructure installation and can barely make the mortgage payments. Even with enterprise programs and tax abatements, without proper development we really have little to offer but bare land. High speed/broadband internet access is not available in much of our rural county. Today�s technology is a basic requirement for most commerce, industry and normal business operations. FHREDI has been working on this already, why not step up with some grant $$ to providers and finish the job. Determine what new state-funded and federal-funded projects, such a Veterans Hospital, FEMA distribution center for SW Florida, DOT work center, will soon be needed in Florida, and site them in Glades County. SFWMD has pledged $5 million to clear/clean Pearce Canal, Moore Haven Canal, and other access points to Lake Okeechobee, to be expended over the next 5 years. Why wait? That itself could be a giant economic stimulus in a one-year period. We need to clean the outlet/mouth of Harney Pond Canal, deepen Dyess Ditch access, and restore the campground at Indian Prairie Canal and build more and expand existing boat ramps, add paid attendants. These are GIANT eco-tourism stimulants. Glades County already has a long-term lease on Curry Island on the western edge of Lake Okeechobee restricted for recreational use, with no funds to develop the natural wildlife habitat for eco-tourism such as birding, or fishing or duck hunting. Those three recreation industries bring BIG $$$$ into areas prepared for and inviting to them. Glades County has more shoreline on Lake Okeechobee than the other counties, and more frontage on the Caloosahatchee River than the other counties. It has great eco-tourism potential!! Lake Hicpochee may have development potential, either for hydrating and restoration for eco-tourism projects or part of the proposed inland port, as it is only 3 miles southwest of Moore Haven. This was on my list but Tracy Whirls actually brought it up. We have an eco-tourism development, Port LaBelle Marina on Caloosahatchee River, is battling state agencies for final permitting. Help could be granted in expediting the process, resulting in significantly addition to our tax base. DCA has also put up roadblocks for other important development considerations in Glades County, such as rural land stewardship programs. West Glades Elementary needs to expand to senior high school. When students complete the 8th grade there, their parents withdraw them from Glades County school system and enroll them in other county high schools or private schools rather than put them on school transportation for 3-4 hours per day to go to Moore Haven High School. We have 200 acres for expansion there and just built a new gym. The City-County Public Works Authority is out of funds for the next needed phase of expanding municipal water and wastewater services to greater Moore Haven area. In addition, Buckhead Ridge in the northeastern part of the county needs wastewater treatment system just as badly because there are more septic tanks on canals leading to Lake Okeechobee up there, than there are in the City of Moore Haven. We must do our part to prevent pollution, but we need funding. Of primary importance in the giant scheme of things, Glades County needs legal counsel expertise in water resources, land development and tax law. SFWMD staff has indicated willingness to fund this for us. After the meeting the Chair of the Glades District School Board called me and said after talking with Water Management staff he has decided to have the School Board solicit such funding for counsel. So far, the one single idea brought to me that seems have the most potential for large economic growth for Glades County, is legalized gambling. I will say it is not my first choice of revenue options, but I have yet to hear of a higher-paying plan! A later thought came that support at the ballot box may be garnered if we promote the concept that a portion of the revenue Glades County receives could/would be encumbered to support Northern Everglades restoration projects. Why not have Gov. Crist as our spokesperson for this? And OTTED funding the campaign for voter approval?

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American Cowboy Day Celebration In City Of Okeechobee OKEECHOBEE, FL ­- Normally reserved for vehicular traffic, State Road 70 in Okeechobee will be the scene of a cattle drive from Flagler Park East to the Okeechobee County Agri-Civic Center on Saturday, July 26 beginning at 10:00 a.m. Spectators will see Okeechobee's "Big Boss", Pete Clemons, lead local ranchers carrying flags as they drive some fifty head of cattle down the three-and-a-half mile stretch of road. The arrival of the cattle at the Agri-Civic Center will kick off a busy day of activities there, including a big Ranch Rodeo with area ranches competing for the top two rankings and a chance to participate in the Florida Ranch Rodeo in Kissimmee the first weekend in October. Many area ranchers will compete for bragging rights as to whose team is the best, says Matt Pearce, Cattlemen's Association president. The events are exciting, and they show the entire community the kinds of basic skills that keep our ranches going. Some of the real-life ranch activities in the competition will include ranch doctoring, bronc riding, wild cow milking, team branding and a stampede race. The Ranch Rodeo will be open to spectators without charge, sponsored by the Okeechobee Cattlemen's Association and local merchants through donations to help defray expenses. The Ranch Rodeo events are scheduled to begin inside the Okeechobee Agri-Civic Center at 2:00 p.m. that afternoon. Other activities after the Cattle Drive will include an 11:00 a.m. Backyard BEEF B-B-Q contest, Florida cowboy storytelling, whip popping demonstrations, art by the Cowboy Artists Association of Florida, various children's events, plus food, entertainment and fun for the whole family sponsored by Okeechobee Main Street. The events are being held as a part of the National Day of the American Cowboy, proclaimed by President George W. Bush in 2005 for the fourth Saturday in July. Last year's event in Okeechobee was the first such celebration east of the Mississippi. Okeechobee's Main Street will coordinate the many National Day of the American Cowboy festivities outside the arena, to help celebrate the proud heritage of Okeechobee's cattlemen and the contributions made by Florida cowboys and cowgirls to the cattle industry nationwide. Main Street considers July 26 as a Heritage Festival for the cattle industry, says Toni Doyle, executive director of Main Street. Our cattlemen are an important part of the history and growth of this community. We encourage everyone to participate in the day's festivities.

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A real estate video tour featuring 400 Warioto Way Unit D3W, Ashland City, TN 37015. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, MLS# 996510. For more information, contact Denise Ruiz or Sandra Barone by phone at 615-371-0185, by email at denise@deniseruizhomes.com, or visit them online at www.deniseruizhomes.com today.

A real estate video tour featuring 3230 Lake Lane Arden Hills, MN 55112. 5 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms. For more information, contact Bethany Landborg by phone at 763-439-3760,by email at bethanylandborg@yahoo.com, or visit her online at www.briggsrealtyconsultants.com.

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A real estate video tour featuring 3708 Casper Drive Sierra Vista, AZ 85635. 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, MLS# 128730. For more information, contact Roy Hannon by email at rhannon3@cox.net or visit Hannon Real Estate online at www.realestatesierravista.com today.

On the July 17 edition of WINA’s “Charlottesville–Right Now!” Coy Barefoot hosts a call-in discussion of the housing market with local Realtor Jim Duncan. The topics include: Has the real estate market bottomed out? Jim’s not sure Virginia s foreclosure rate ranks at #11 in the nation What to do if you’re trying to avoid foreclosure

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A real estate video tour featuring 20 Pond View Tiger, GA 30576. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. MLS# 0801140. For more information, contact Scott Poss at scottposs@windstream.net, or visit Century 21 Poss Realty online at www.rabunburton.com today.

A real estate video tour featuring 1066 Little Hawk, Sautee Nacoochee, GA 30571. 5 Bedrooms, 4 Full, 2 Half Baths. MLS# 0800070. For more information, contact Scott Poss at scottposs@windstream.net, or visit Century 21 Poss Realty online at www.rabunburton.com today.

Pauline Elizabeth Nelson New Born Dies LABELLE, FL. -- Pauline Elizabeth New Born, age 57 passed away suddenly July 14, 2008. She was born June 20, 1951 in Miami to the late Norwood D. Nelson Jr. and Pauline Elizabeth Nelson. Survivors include her husband James New Born of LaBelle, daughter Priscilla Ann Pipkin of Kissimmee, mother Pauline Elizabeth Nelson, sister Suzanne Harper of Clewiston, and grandson Peter James Aquina. She was preceded in death by her brother Norwood Nelson III. A celebration of life by friends and family will be held Saturday July 19 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the New Born family residence at 3615 Double J Acres Road E, LaBelle. Cremation arrangements by Akin-Davis Funeral Home. Her remains will be intered in Waynesville, Ga. next to her brother Sonny , her dad Junior , and her grandmother Polly Parrott.

Two At Tropical Mobile Home Park Arrested CLEWISTON, FL. -- Hendry County Sheriff's Narcotic Investigators executed a search warrant at Lot 61 in Tropical Mobile Home Park during the early morning hours Friday July 18. According to Sheriff Ronnie Lee, Investigators located Cocaine, Drug Paraphernalia, and Prescription Drugs within the residence. Rolando Garcia, age 31, and Kelly Blanset Lee, age 27, were arrested and charged with Possession of Cocaine With Intent to Sell, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Operating a Drug House, Possession of a Controlled Substance Without a Prescription, and Possession of Narcotic Related Materials

Glades Commissioner Storter's Gambling Views MOORE HAVEN, FL. -- Glades County Commissioner Donna Storter Long has this week written a letter in respose to inquiries about bringing in additional Glades county money. Storter wrote to Eric Kopp of Independent News: I received your message of yesterday and offer this response: About 10 days ago, John Austin Collier brought me the idea of countywide gambling as a viable revenue option for Glades County in reversing the negative impacts on the economy that is expected by the sale of US Sugar to South Florida Water Management District. Since gambling is legal, regulated and already exists in Glades County at Brighton, the possibility of obtaining revenue from legalized gambling definitely warrants further discussion. Governor Crist supports gambling in Florida, and though revenue to the state was down a few years ago, the temporary decline was because the lucrative expansions were under Indian control and not subject to state taxation. Should we embark on this course, with careful planning and management of the initial revenues, Glades County can restore and recreate the amenities that will make our county the new family vacation destination of the freshwater frontier, with more attractions than just gambling establishments. Produced without environmental pollution and with little demand on government services and infrastructure, the revenue can be used to enhance services and infrastructure while lowering ad valorem tax millage. That has been the consensus of the many constituents that have been approached by this idea. I have conferred with Sen. Alexander�s staff and Rep. Grimsley�s staff and learned the procedure for offering this choice to the people of Glades County. It will take 600,000 signatures to get the initiative on the ballot for Florida voters statewide to decide if they want to amend our constitution to allow Glades County to conduct its own referendum to authorize gambling in Glades County. That Glades County referendum would require affirmation by 60% of Glades County voters, the PEOPLE would decide if the option merits opportunity. We have the climate. We have the geography. Maybe this can be a viable opportunity. It certainly should not be ignored, but carefully examined to determine all the positive and all the negative results we could anticipate from this proven moneymaker and give the people of Glades County the facts to make their own decision; is this the direction our County should take? There is no panacea for the economic woes of Glades County, but, because this is one option that could bring a lot of revenue to Glades County, I feel we should at least explore it. Therefore, I will request that Governor Crist direct his resources to help us in this exploration. -Donna Storter Long (R), Glades County Commissioner, (863.673.2661- Cell 158*17* 36430-Nextel

BILL MOYERS JOURNAL travels to ground zero of the mortgage meltdown—Cleveland, Ohio. Correspondent Rick Karr takes viewers to Slavic Village, one of the hardest hit neighborhoods in the nation when it comes to the spate of foreclosures caused by the subprime mortgage crisis. There, more than 1,000 homes stand vacant and decaying in a neighborhood that once thrived with families living the American dream of home ownership.

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Even while our nation's real estate downturn is still unfolding, there's been lots of talk about how to prevent a repeat in the future.

A real estate video tour featuring the Grovenor House - 2627 South Bayshore Drive, Unit 2206, Coconut Grove, FL 33133. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. For more information, please contact Carl Marzola by phone at 954-564-8182, by email at Carl@atlanticprop.com or visit Atlantic Properties International online at www.atlantic-props.com today.

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