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Town of North Redington Beach News

March 15, 2010

Commissioners Begin New Terms

Jerry Knight, Seat 3, and Curtis Blocker, Seat 4, were sworn into office Thursday, March 11, each beginning another two-year term on the town’s board of commissioners. Knight was unopposed in his reelection bid. Blocker won over local businessman John Messmore in the election March 9.

Knight joined the Board in 2003, Blocker two years later. Knight serves as vice mayor, Blocker as building commissioner. Under the town’s charter, two commissioners are elected in the even number years, the mayor and two other commissioners, Seats 1 and run in the odd number years.

Library Scores Again

Supporters of the Gulf Beaches Library showed their resolve and bucked cloudy skies and icy winds to make the third annual Food for Thought celebration another success. North Redington Beach Commissioner Richard Bennett, who chaired the event, reported proceeds of roughly $8,500, matching the results of the first two galas.

The total was helped by a $1,000 contribution from one business that helped with the event’s promotion. That made up for a slight drop in attendance, due mostly to the extraordinary weather.

Bennett said a fourth gala is already being planned for 2011, but this one will be held on March 5.

Ready For Some Baseball

Mark your calendars. On Sunday, June 27, the Tampa Bay Rays will be hosting Gulf Beaches Appreciation Day at Tropicana Field with a 1:40 game against the Arizona Diamondbacks.

This will mark the second year in which the Rays and the member cities of the Barrier Islands Governmental Council (Big C) have collaborated on a special day at the ballpark. Over 300 attended the initial offering in the 2009 season.

There will be a special section set aside for beach residents. Tickets will run $35 for what is regularly a $45 seat, and the price includes a 2010 Rays cap. An on-field ceremony will be held prior to the start of the game, and a representative of the Big C will throw out the first pitch.

More detailed information on ticket purchases will be coming, but it’s not too early to mark your calendars.

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