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By Treasure Coast Happenings

Fort Pierce, FL – Drew Mello talks with Jeff Livingstone, of the Treasure Coast Rowing Club. They'll be having their eighth annual "Learn to Row Day" on Saturday, June 6th at the Treasure Coast Rowing Center boathouse located just south of the Palm City Bridge at the SW corner of Leighton Park in Palm City.

Orientation and instruction sessions will be held at 9 am, 10 am and 11 am. You can reserve your place for the session of your choice by calling 772-286-0808.

By Jill Roberts

Treasure Coast – We get some of the answers to questions which remain about the swithch to digital television.

By Jill Roberts

Treasure Coast – We get some answers about what will you will need to make your battery powered television work this hurricane season.

By Treasure Coast Happenings with Drew Mello

Fort Pierce, FL – Drew Mello talks with Ann Decker, Executive Director of the Indian River State College Foundation about the work of the foundation and their upcoming Annual Alumni and Friends Golf Tournament.

The 9th Annual Alumni and Friends Golf Tournament will be Friday, May 29th at Vero Beach Country. For reservations call 772-462-7880.

The tournament supports student scholarships and supports lifelong learning at IRSC.

By Jill Roberts

Martin County – Martin County Fire Rescue Spokesman Jon Belding gives us an update on today's battle with several fires burning in the Indiantown area.

By Jill Roberts

Tresure Coast – We get some answers from the St. Lucie County Health Dept. on the threat of swine flu and why it has received so much attention.

By Jill Roberts

Treasure Coast – Cases of swine flu in the United States seems to double daily. We take a look at precautions which will help stem the spread of the disease and consider new information we've learned.

By Jill Roberts

Tresure Coast – We get some answers from the St. Lucie County Health Dept. on the threat of swine flu and why it has received so much attention.

In the 1950s, Wodtke's Department Store sold lots of white gloves to women, and hats to men and women. Women also bought bathing caps. Kay Wodtke Trent tells the story.