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Rev. Dr. Jerry Seay
Directory............................................ 30
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NEMESIS
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HOROSCOPE
We begin this month with a full moon
in Libra on the 2nd, making the focus
of this month one-to-one relationships.
With Jupiter going retrograde on the
5th, all will be focused on the long term
direction that romance is taking. On
the 6th, Mars goes into Pisces, which
is not the time for action, but feeling.
Because Mercury will be in Aries on the
10th and the New Moon in the same sign
on the 17th, you’ll want to take action.
Wait, because after the 19th the true
answer will come, or you’ll find yourself
correcting your mistakes in May.
Aries March 23 - April 22 HAPPY Solar
Return! The pieces are finally coming
together. All you have left is the fine tuning.
This month brings a fresh approach
in romance and stronger bonds with
friendships. Learn how to express yourself
with humor. You’ll find people more
receptive.
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Jacqueline
It’s a good time for you to explore new
career opportunities and make long term
plans to achieve what you want.
April 25
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Leo July 23 – August 22 Finally Saturn in
your sign is going direct on the 19th! You’re
being released and you’re plans will start
going the way you’ve wanted. However,
Saturn is still in your sign, which means
that you are still in the learning process.
Go with the flow and don’t get stuck in one
direction.
DIANA ROSS
Virgo August 23 – September 22 You’ll be
focused more than usual on your health this
month. Take the time to make the changes
you need to improve your quality of life.
You’ll find minor issues coming into your
love life. Learn to use your sense of humor.
Don’t take it too seriously.
continued on page Taurus April 23 – May 22 You feel rushed
this month. Everybody wants everything
now. Relax; slow and steady wins the race.
They’ll wait. This is the time to stand for
who you truly are. Don’t let anyone throw
you off track. Remember that taking care
of yourself first allows you to accomplish
tasks more effectively and efficiently.
Gemini May 23 – June 22 Your appetite
for excitement is peaking this month when
Venus goes into your sign on the 12th.
Others will be attracted to you and are
willing to enjoy the fun. Be careful because
what you see is not always what is true.
Follow what you feel and not what you
see.
Cancer June 23 – July 22 Just because
you can see they might walk off that cliff
doesn’t mean that you can stop them.
Don’t struggle with such things this month
or you’ll waste your time. Use your time
instead to make your quality of life better.
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shown through as
the day after St. Patrick’s Day really isn’t
the best day for a benefit but the crowd was generous as were the donors of the many raffle and
auction items. It’s a great start for the year for a new and just starting community center.
Kelli Randell and Roz Russell (right) hosted Build the
Walls! benefit for The Living Room at the Cold Keg
featuring (below from right) Velvet Lenore, Mercedes,
Addison Taylor, Shelita Cox, Angelica Marie Kincade and
Veronica Ray. The show, raffles, and auctions netted $1,900
for The Living Room. Flowers were provided by Brevard
Florist.
Speaking of just starting, The Living Room has begun to operate in a limited fashion. With
it’s business license it can do things at its offices but with no walls – it’s just one large room
– there can be only one activity at a time there. The need $10,000 to put up the walls and
hope to start soon building out piece-meal all the while continuing with Gay Skate and starting some new programs. They are always looking for volunteers, just email volunteers@
TLRbrevard.org.
We were really sorry we didn’t know about the Project Response events in time for the last
issue so we missed telling you about their March 10th Lightly Fondled rummage sale at their
Melbourne location and ARTopia major fundraiser on March 29th at the Heritage Center in Vero
Beach. That’s the problem with being a monthly, announcements often come in after deadline.
But the First Lady of Melbourne, Roz Russell, did know about it and pitched in. You go girl!
We’re going to keep it short this month so there’s room for some pictures from The Pridefest
of the Palm Beaches and we hope we’ll be in shape to get them in after two days of partying
in West Palm – of course we can’t miss being well rested from our stay at Grandview Gardens.
Somehow no matter how harried we are, just walking in soothes our soul and the gracious
hosts Rick and Peter make sure our time there is relaxing even if we’re only there for the few
hours between last call at Kashmir and breakfast (well, brunch – ok lunch)!
Treasure Coast Pride, April 22 in Port St. Lucie, is this month’s not-to-be-missed event. It’s
going to be packed, with tons of vendors and a show like the GLBT community of the Treasure Coast has never seen – kudos to their board for a booking coup! Josh Walden, emcee,
Nemesis (Joshua and Jacob), Josh Zukerman, DJ Joshua, Redboy and Unmasked. WOW
In little old Port St. Lucie! Tickets are on sale now – www.treasurecoastpride.com for details.
This may be the little fest on the coast right now, but this is a group to watch!
The official afterparty will be at REBAR and if you’re lucky you just might get up close to some
of the performers and I know a lot of folks who want to spend some quality time with Joshua
and Jacob! It’s going to be a packed house and Jim and Jerry are working hard to have a
special treat for everyone: some more elbow room.
There’s more room in West Palm Beach now that John Elu is running Debutante on Saturdays
at The Lounge at 517 Clematis in downtown West Palm Beach. A new venue for everyone
to check out.
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Spiritually Speaking
n An infant’s growth in the first year of life is rapid.
Around their first birthday, most infants begin to
walk. During an infant’s second year, the growth
rate begins to slow down, but both gross and fine
motor skills progress rapidly. The average child
grows 2 ½ inches in height and gains between 5
and 7 pounds a year during early childhood. During
the preschool years, both boys and girls slim down
as the trunks of their bodies lengthen. Their heads
are still somewhat large for their bodies, but by the
end of the preschool years most children have lost
their top heavy look. At the end of the preschool
years, body fat has shown a slow, steady decline.
The chubby baby often looks much leaner by the
end of early childhood. Girls have more fatty tissue
than boys; boys have more muscle tissue.
In the period of middle and late childhood, the
growth of the child is slow and consistent. This is
a period of calm before the rapid growth spurt of
adolescence. During these years, children grow an
average of 2 to 3 inches a year until, at about the
age of 11, the average girl is 4 feet, 10 ¼ inches
tall, and the average boy is 4 feet, 9 inches tall.
During these years, children gain about 5 to 7
pounds a year. Baby fat decreases and children
tend to double their strength capabilities.
Sometimes we tend to forget that between the
birth of Jesus and the beginning of his ministry,
he had a period of years of normal growth. The
Bible makes it clear that Jesus had a very normal
childhood. The Bible doesn’t tell us much about the
childhood of Jesus. Between the time of his birth
and the start of his ministry, Jesus played with his
friends and went to school and skinned his knees
and climbed trees. He probably had childhood
spats with his friends. His parents were used to
him being off with his childhood friends.
I like the concept that Jesus experienced everything
we experience in life. He knew the frustrations of
childhood. He knew the reality of growing pains.
He experienced the reality of teenage problems.
He even had issues with his parents from time to
time. Jesus and his parents did not always see
eye to eye about his actions. Once he apparently
did not pack his bags and leave with the family
group when they left Jerusalem to return home.
In fact, he was a little on the cocky side when his
parents found him. When they asked him why he
wasn’t with them and their group traveling home
together, he basically told his parents to “bug off”
and leave him alone.
Growing up can be a very challenging time. We
struggle to find ourselves while our bodies are still
growing and developing. Our bodies are constantly
growing and changing. Our thinking patterns are
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constantly growing and changing. Most of us are
not the same people we were five years ago or
even one year ago. Our changes and growth do
not stop just because we reach a certain age.
One of our challenges is to find ways to grow our
relationships at the same time our bodies are
growing and changing. The relationship Jesus had
with his family changed over the years. Mary and
Joseph grow from being his parents to, at the age
of twelve, he views them as his earthly caretakers
to, during his ministry, telling his mother that she
isn’t his family to the time he was dying on the
cross, telling John to take care of his mother.
Relationships change as we go through the various
stages of life. The way we view God changes. The
way we view each other changes. The way we
view ourselves changes.
Jesus even changed how he viewed his friends.
One day the disciples were his main support, the
next day he was calling Peter “Satan” and telling
him to get away from him. Eventually, Jesus calls
Peter a Rock, a strong person. Jesus experienced
changes in his relationships. Jesus went some
difficult periods during his development years.
We, too, sometimes face difficult periods in our
lives. Sometimes our heads are proportionally
larger than our bodies. Sometimes we take the
same attitude Jesus took and tell our parents where
to get off. Eventually, our development balances
out and our maturity begins to kick in. For Jesus
to mature and develop to the place where he could
begin his ministry took thirty years. Growing up
can be a long and difficult process.
Maturity is something that does not happen
overnight. We like to think that we know everything
we need to know. Jesus had to learn his lessons.
He had a normal childhood. Before we can be
our most productive, we too, must experience our
growing years. Growing up is a natural part of life.
Don’t worry if you don’t have all the answers to life
or don’t always seem to have it all together. Give it
some time and allow the natural process of growth
to occur.
The Rev. Dr. Jerry L. Seay is a former pastor in the
Assemblies of God. He has been a pastor in the
Metropolitan Community Churches since 1989. He
and his life-partner of thirteen years, Mike Lufriu,
moved to Brevard County to start the East Coast
Metropolitan Community Church. East Coast
MCC meets in Melbourne at The Living Room of
Brevard, 165 N. Babcock, Unit B, every Sunday
at 6 p.m. Services in Port St. Lucie/Ft. Pierce are
at the Shriner’s Club, 4600 Oleander Ave., every
Sunday at 9 a.m.
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continued from page Libra September 23 – October 22 With the
full moon on the 2nd in your sign and this
being the 1/2 way mark of your year, you’ll
be feeling a little indecisive this month.
That’s okay as it’s a good time to reassess
what direction you’re going. Be open to new
avenues to your happiness. Nothing is as
urgent as it seems.
Scorpio October 23 – November 22 You’ll
be sucked into the madness of others this
month. Don’t buy their story. This is not the
time to help others. Instead, stay home
and do something for yourself; Remodel
a room and make it you. I know it may be
challenging, but by the end of the month
you’ll be glad you didn’t get caught up in
someone else’s drama.
Sagittarius November 23 – December 22
Keep your calendar close because you’ll
need it to keep up with your busy schedule
this month. Don’t let the obligations of
others run your schedule; if it doesn’t fit in
your timeline than you shouldn’t do it. New
opportunities will arise. If it seems too good
to be true, it is.
Capricorn December 23 – January
22 They’re will be a lot of interesting
developments in your career. You’ll want to
act upon them, but wait! This month is still
a time for studying and observing as May
and June are the months to act. By the end
of this month, you’ll know when the time is
right.
others to see your point of view. They want
your advice and they’ll listen. Make sure
any resolution is for the good of the whole
and not of just you.
Pisces February 23 – March 22 Decisions
you’ve put off will come easily for you now.
Act upon them. Don’t let others distract
you from what you know you need to do,
but don’t neglect them either. Prioritize
and call them back on your time. In this
way you won’t feel like you’re being taken
advantage of.
For those who want to know: Now that
I’ve explaining each sign, we can start with
the planets and how they have an effect
on us. The Moon is the fastest moving
planet. It changes signs every 28 days. It
is known that the Moon controls our tides,
but it also controls our emotions. The full
moon is known to be an active time for
unusual behavior. In Astrology it stands for
endings. The New Moon is known for new
beginnings. With the full moon in Aries, the
first sign of the zodiac and the beginning
of spring, this is a good time to let go of
the past and begin a fresh path to achieve
your hopes, desires and dreams.
Horoscopes by Jacqueline. Visit her at
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Aquarius January 23 – February 22
You’re ability for decision-making is sharp
now so use it to your advantage. Persuade
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987-9904
Licensed &
Insured
David R. Stokes Plumbing
Phone 321-725-5572
Cell 321-266-0250
We accept
all major
credit cards
Inc.
FL: RS11067188
DC # 797
Brevard: PL324 VA# 2710 030292
MD# 15483
WSSC# 01216
DE# 846
BC# 420A
FAST & SPEEDY SERVICE
Over 40 years in the Trade
StokesPlumbing.com
1200 Monument Ave. SE, Palm Bay, FL 32909
Female Impersonator / Entertainer
Available
for Parties
BOTTOM LINE ACCOUNTING
& TAX SERVICES, INC.
RENÉ WERTHEIMER
Member: Nat’l Society of Public Accountants
Prompt, Quality Service, At Better Rates
561.627.7778 [email protected]
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Miss
Kelli Randell
772
340-3343
Gay Business Referral, Inc.
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
[email protected]
561.627.7778
[email protected]
gaybusinessreferral.com
Advertising for Gay & Gay Friendly Businesses & Employment
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Directory
Titusville, Cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach
& Merritt Island (Brevard County)
Beach Place Guesthouses.......................321-783-4045
1445 S. Atlantic Ave, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931
Fairvilla 500 Thurm Blvd......................................... 321-799-9961
Family of God in Christ Church..............321-632-3767
950 Cocoa Blvd (US 1), Ste. 104, Cocoa
Maplewood Village Mobile Home Park...321-636-6061
201 Cape Ave, Cocoa, FL 32926
Melbourne & Palm Bay (Brevard County)
& Vero Beach (Indian River County)
The Cold Keg............................................321-724-1510
PFLAG Martin County........................................... 561-758-4094
First Monday of every month at 7 pm at Treasure Coast UU,
21 SE Central Parkway, Stuart, FL
Prima Vista Grille.................................................... 772-871-0844
Port St. Lucie Shopping Center(Prima Vista & US 1),Port St.
Lucie FL 34952
RainbowKnight Jewelry/Pride accessories.................
772-418-9020
REBAR.......................................................772-340-7777
8283 Hwy 1, Fiesta Square, Port St. Lucie, FL 34952
Ultimate Barbers at Tradition..................772-345-9955
10474B SW Village Center Dr., Port St. Lucie, FL 34987
(shopping center at Tradition)
WE WELCOME YOUR SMALL WELL
BEHAVED PETS!!
Guest Rooms & Suites
4060 W. New Haven, Melbourne
Weatherbee Villas.....................................772-359-0360
PO Box 120748, W. Melbourne, FL 32912-0748
Melbourne: 165 N. Babcock, Unit B, every Sunday at 6 p.m.
Palm Beaches & Lake Worth & Boca
Raton (Palm Beach County)
Complimentary
Wireless Internet
2045 13th Ave, Vero Beach, FL
501 Northlake Blvd, North Palm Beach 33408-5408
Clothing Optional
Heated Swimming Pool
East Coast MCC............................... 321-759-5588
1221 Weatherbee Rd., Ft. Pierce
Eclectus.................................................................. 772-567-4962
Adult Video Warehouse...........................561-863-9997
Hot Flixx....................................................321-752-8805
3369 Sarno Rd., Melbourne, FL 32934
King Center for the Performing Arts.......321-242-2219
3865 N Wickham Rd, Melbourne, FL 32935
Bottom Line Accounting & Tax Svc........561-627-7778
Compass GLBT Community Center.......561-533-9699
7600 S. Dixie Hwy, West Palm Beach, FL 33405
Steve Lewis/Leary Hair Design...............321-258-8258
Klear-VU Pool Services.......................................... 561-385-0139
Cupid’s.................................................................... 561-642-5299
The Living Room of Brevard . ......................321-505-0077
Debutant at The Lounge (Saturdays only)...561-655-9747
4301 N. Wickham Rd., Melbourne
165 N. Babcock, Unit B., Melbourne, FL 32935
PFLAG.......................................................772-778-9835
4430 Forest Hill Blvd, West Palm Beach, 33406
517 Clematis St., West Palm Beach
People Care Center................................................ 772-978-0044
Dignity/Palm Beach................................................ 561-309-0088
5:50 pm on 1st and 3rd Sundays, St. Andrew’s Episcopal
Church, 100 North Palmway (at Lucerne)
3250 Riverside Park Dr., Vero Beach, FL 32963
6205 Georgia Ave, West Palm Beach, FL 33405
PO Box 650533, Vero Beach, FL 32965-0533
Riverside Theatre............. 800-445-6754/772-231-6990
Fort Dix Club & Patio Bar.........................561-533-5355
RockItLandscaping................................................. 312-952-8860
Gay Business Referral........ gaybusinessreferral.com
Grandview Gardens B&B.........................561-833-9023
Shark Pest Control...................................321-872-0214
David R. Stokes Plumbing, Inc................321-725-5572
1200 Monument Ave. SE, Palm Bay, FL
Structured Media Solutions (phone/network/cable
wiring/diagnostics/repair)........................321-987-9904
Central Brevard County
Women’s Glass...................................................... 888-676-0376
Ft. Pierce & Port St. Lucie (St. Lucie
County) & Stuart (Martin County)
Benedictine Order of St. John the Beloved, Old Catholic Church
............................................................................... 772-370-9885
Carnival Cruise Line/Gary Robbins866-455-8196 x86221
East Coast MCC........................................321-759-5588
The Shriner’s Club, 4600 Oleander, every Sunday at 9 a.m.
Haber & Associates Insurance................772-528-4384
In Da Dog House.................................................... 772-464-7800
936 S. US 1, Ft. Pierce, FL 34950
Kelli Randell..............................................772-340-3343
Mr. Paint.....................................................772-349-8438
Nu-2-U Boutique..................................................... 772-380-0551
2741 SE Morningside Blvd., Port St. Lucie, FL
Party Town U.S.A......................................772-465-5255
6829 S. US 1, Port St. Lucie FL
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Completely renovated in 2006
954-523-3500 · 866-805-6570 · MarysResort.com
1115 Tequesta Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312
1608 Lake Ave., West Palm Beach, FL
Hibiscus House B&B........ 866-833-8171/561-833-8171
216 S. Rosemary Ave., West Palm Beach
Joe & Craig’s Place..................................561-347-8044
1929 N. Federal Highway, Boca Raton, FL 33432
Kashmir Dance Club................................561-649-5557
1651 S. Congress Ave., West Palm Beach, FL
Yvonne Keip, Real Estate Specialist.......561-602-7415
MCT Mechanical Services........................561-422-0529
Refrigeration services Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast
HG Roosters............................................................561-832-9119
823 Belvedere Rd., West Palm Beach, FL
Palm Beach County Human Rights Council........... 561-802-4372
PO Box 267, West Palm Beach, FL 33402 www.pbchrc.org
Rhythm Café.............................................561-833-3406
3800 South Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach, FL 33405
Ft. Lauderdale (Broward County)
Mary’s Resort.................... 954-523-3500/866-805-6570
1115 Tequesta St., Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33312
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Dixie Hwy
Compass
Community
Center
7600 S. Dixie, WPB
807
Amore
Dixie Hwy
A St
Lake Worth Rd
Mad
Hatter
AJ’s
1
6th Ave
Atlantic Ocean
N Federal Hwy
19th Ave
Lake Worth
Congress Ave
A1A
5
A1A
West Palm Beach
Bunker Rd
10th Ave
802
Lake Worth
Lake Ave
Parker Ave
Ft. Dix
6205 Georgia Ave, WPB
Winters St
882
Atlantic Ocean
Dixie Hwy
an
ra
li
S Aust
5
700
Summit Blvd
Alemeda Dr
Kirk Rd
NW 51st St
Glades Rd
N Federal Hwy
1
A1A
Joe & Craig’s
Place
1929 N. Federal Hwy (US 1)
Boca Raton
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Boca
Raton
Florida
Atlantic
University
2nd
Boca Raton
Airport
Ave
Spanish River Blvd
NW
Ft. Pierce
1
1651 S. Congress, WPB
Military Trail
192
98
H.G.
Roosters
807
Florida Mada Mango Rd
S Military Trail
80
Forest Hill Blvd
Port St. Lucie
Airport Blvd
G
Rhythm Cafe
Kashmir
Dance Club
Sundays
517 Clematis, WPB
3800 S Dixie Hwy, WPB
Southern Blvd
Babcock St.
Apollo Rd.
New Haven
Dairy Rd.
Melbourne
Wickham Rd
Minton
Rd.
Bare Assets
Rex
John Rodes Blvd
Vero Beach
Hibiscus
The Lounge
Debutant atonly
Av
e
Grandview
Gardens B&B
A1A
5
Blvd
Okeechobee
Lake
Worth
1
704
Cupid's
Nasa
Banyan
Blvd
S Olive Ave
New Haven Ave
1
Melbourne
Airport
Atlantic Ocean
Village Blvd
Hibiscus House
213 S. Rosemary, WPB
Washington Rd
East Coast MCC 6pm Sundays
Lake Worth
N Military Trail
N. Military Trail
Palm Beach Lakes
Blvd
Community
Dr
S Flagler Dr
4060 W. New Haven
165 N. Babcock St., Unit B, Melbourne
N Flagler Dr
Ave
lian
stra
The
Cold Keg
Sarno
The Living Room of Brevard
N Au
Hwy
Cocoa Beach
Dixie
Cocoa
Hwy
Old
Blue Heron Blvd
Palm Beach
International
Airport
Sarno Rd
Ellis Rd
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St.
a
36th St
23rd St Blvd, NPB
501 Northlake
Belvedere Rd
3369 Sarno Rd
192
Adult Video
Silver Beach Rd Warehouse
809
Blvd
llie
Hot
Flixx
95
Cumberland Dr
1608 Lake Ave, WPB
E au
Federal
10th
Northlake Blvd
North
Palm Beach
Meet, Eat, Party, Play, Stay
Meet, Party, Play, Stay
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Maplewood Village
Manufactured Home Community
Affordable housing from $60,000! Financing Available.
Clean and friendly with lots of activities
Located on 28 meticulously maintained acres in Cocoa,
Florida, a peaceful lake serves as the focal point of our
community that is graced with live oaks and subtropical foliage. Close to a variety of shopping, dining and
recreational choices.
Within a five-mile radius
you’ll find grocery stores,
home improvement centers and a variety of restaurants
and shopping venues, and you are only 45 minutes
from Orlando.
®
The Fun Ships
®
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• Florida Residents
• Seniors
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[email protected]
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encouraging progress last year now it the time for everyone to give them whatever backing
you can and get this ridiculous law revoked. Go to their web site and sign up! We can have a
statewide success here to begin building momentum to defeat the anti-gay marriage amendment coming in 2008. On the national level the Human Rights Campaign reports that Reps.
John Conyers, D-Mich., and Mark Kirk, R-Ill., introduced the Local Law Enforcement Hate
Crimes Prevention Act, with 137 co-sponsors. More than 210 law enforcement, civil rights,
civic and religious organizations have already endorsed the bill. According to a Peter D. Hart
Research Associates poll HRC conducted in early February, 73 percent of registered voters
say that they support hate crimes legislation. Passage still won’t be easy so here’s another
organization that deserves your support. We all need to get involved now to build for a big
change in 2008.
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Home Features:
• State of the art kitchen
• Screened lanai
• Carport/sheds
• Cathedral ceilings throughout
• Maintenance free vinyl siding
• Choice of carpet and countertop colors
• Full blinds & colorcoordinated draperies
The Maplewood lifestyle
• Heated swimming pool
• Stocked freshwater lake
• Shuffleboard and Bocce Ball courts
• Spacious clubhouse available for
private use
• BBQ area
• Cable TV hook-up available
66 miles to
Daytona
38 miles to
Orlando Airport
Exit 201
N
To Cocoa
SR520
12 miles to
Beaches
Maplewood Blvd
Cape Ave.
Maplewood Village
201 Cape Avenue
Cocoa, FL 32926
Office: 321-636-6061
Sales: 321-637-0172
20 miles to
Melbourne
Airport
135 miles to
Palm Beach Airport
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