During the week I met with someone from the county about all the trees that were on the property. I managed to get more of the trees on the schedule for removal. I kept two pines and an oak in the front of the house and cleared the middle.
We drove to the property today and were sorta pleased. They removed some of the trees but left others. I’m guessing they’re not done. We all walked the land, all the way to the lake. Here are photos from today’s visit.
Round 1 - Ted Ginn, Jr. - Wide Receiver
Round 2 - John Beck - Quarterback
Round 2 - Samson Satele - Center
Round 3 - Lorenzo Booker - Running Back
Round 4 - Paul Soliai - Defensive Tackle
The rest, well who cares I don’t know if they’ll make the team
We took a ride up to St. Lucie West to see the activities at the future Milligan Residence. To our surprise, there were two guys there clearing the land. We noticed that they remove tress that we wanted to keep. They also had a section roped off as if they’re not going to touch it. I will speak to someone on Monday since no one can be reached on the weekend
Here are some photos of homes in our sub-division
Young performers sought for version of American Idol. It’s time to register for Creek Star, the city’s twist on American Idol. Performers ages 8 to 17 can sign up for the talent show through April 20. All music must be original and submitted during the time of registration for screening purposes. Only CDs will be accepted.
Auditions will be at 6 p.m. April 27. Only three of the best acts from each division will be selected for the talent showcase. The age divisions are 8 to 12 and 13 to 18.
The talent showcase will be at 6 p.m. May 18 at the Recreation Complex, 4455 Sol Press Blvd. Judges will select two overall winners to shoot a music video for broadcast on Comcast Channel 78. The free event is not limited to city residents, but space is limited to 20 acts for each age division.
