Sarasota Herald Tribune articles from June 2008

Sarasota Herald Tribune archives from June 2008

The 'cool factor' gone, SUV sellers go begging With gas at $4, it's taking more time, and record discounts, to lure buyers.
June 30, 2008... Byline: ANNA SCOTT anna.scott@heraldtribune.com Even Domachowski will not drive it anymore, going instead for an economy car. With prodding, he divulges the truck's gas mileage: 12 miles per gallon. He has plenty of company among...

LIFE AND LIVELIHOOD ON THE BRINK Drought has kept polluted Lake Okeechobee water from Charlotte Harbor. But only ample rainfall stands between a rejuvenated estuary and ruin.
June 30, 2008... Byline: KATE SPINNER, kate.spinner@heraldtribune.com But only abundant rainfall stands between a harbor bursting with life and collapse. The flawed water management system that supports agriculture in the heart of the former Everglades...

Nightmare existence Nazi offender brought to justice, thanks to U.S. investigators.
June 30, 2008... Kumpf's U.S. visa application indicated service in the German army in Germany, Poland and France. But it didn't mention that, during World War II, he was an armed guard at Nazi concentration camps and a member of the Waffen Schutzstaffel --...

Trop hosts showdown at the top.
June 30, 2008... Byline: Doug Fernandes See if Whitney Houston's available to sing the national anthem. Get Springsteen or the Stones to give a post-game concert. Befitting the Rays' scorching first half, the Boss could close with "I'm on Fire."...

Crete swims his best to finish 40th.
June 30, 2008... Byline: PHIL DENIS CORRESPONDENT Crete was seeded 55th out of 74 entries at the sold-out 14,000-seat Qwest Center Omaha in Omaha, Neb., on Sunday. Crete produced the swim of his career in the pool built by Sarasota-based Myrtha Pools...

Manatee East rallies to remain unbeaten.
June 30, 2008... Byline: CHRIS DELL CORRESPONDENT After giving up five hits and three earned runs in the top of the first, Tyler Dyson tossed three straight innings of shutout ball and struck out six to earn the win. Lefty Matt Ambrosino struck out two in...

Quartet of Reds combine for 2-hitter against Vero.
June 30, 2008... Byline: PHIL DENIS CORRESPONDENT Sarasota starter Alexander Smit (6-5) allowed two singles and an unearned run in six innings before Philippe Valiquette, Terrell Young and Ramon Geronimo closed it out with single perfect innings of relief...

Reds rally past Orioles, 9-7.
June 30, 2008... Byline: STAFF REPORT Garabez Rosa, Luis Ramirez and Javier Santana each collected three hits for the Orioles. * At the Lee County Complex in Fort Myers, five Pirates pitchers combined on a three-hitter in a 2-1 win over the Twins....

Group to weigh trees and bricks Their task: Find a look for Main and Palm that everyone can live with.
June 30, 2008... Byline: ROGER DROUIN roger.drouin@heraldtribune.com On one side, members of the downtown group Save Our Sarasota want more trees and plants. On the other side merchants and some downtown residents prefer an urban look with more brick and...

Obituaries.(Obituary)
June 30, 2008... June 4, 1958 - June 25, 2008 James Patrick Buley, 50, Venice, formerly of Englewood, died June 25, 2008. Memorial services will be at 3 p.m. today at Lakeside Lutheran Church in Venice. Survivors include his wife, Janet E. of...

Obituaries.(Obituary)
June 30, 2008... Nov. 30, 1918 - June 26, 2008 Alfred Eden Dietrich, 89, Venice, formerly of Live Oak and Sarasota died June 26, 2008. Services will be at noon today at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Venice. Survivors include children Cheryl...

Court rejects 'safety' searches Police fear in man's case not justification.
June 30, 2008... Byline: MICHAEL A. SCARCELLA michael.scarcella@heraldtribune.com A Bradenton police lieutenant was apparently nervous, too, fearing that Baker was armed and dangerous. Baker refused twice to let police pat him down and search him. ...

Details are scant and sketchy as deputies search for attacker.
June 30, 2008... Byline: STAFF REPORT Details about the stabbing, however, are sketchy and the Tarwoes apparently gave deputies conflicting information about the assault. The Sheriff's Office believes the stabbing happened between 3 and 4 a.m., but...

POLICE BRIEF.
June 30, 2008... Robert C. Larson of Zephyrhills died in the crash. His wife, Patricia T. Larson, 65, who was a passenger in the 2002 Chevy 1500, was taken to Manatee Memorial Hospital with minor injuries. Larson lost control of the truck when he tried to...

Obituaries.(Obituary)
June 30, 2008... Oct. 15, 1949 - June 28, 2008 Robert James Bacon Jr., 58, Bradenton, formerly of Detroit died June 28, 2008. Services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Shannon Funeral Home, Town Chapel in Bradenton. Survivors include his wife,...

Sarasota sheriff has no regrets on leaving.
June 30, 2008... Byline: Jeremy Wallace Balkwill, 56, said that although he knows he will miss the department when he leaves at the end of the year, he is ready to try something new. "I'm done," he said. He said he told his wife, Gail, a year...

Words from beyond the grave Woman who died in April gave statement in case against two helpers.
June 30, 2008... Byline: TODD RUGER todd.ruger@heraldtribune.com But prosecutors who knew about her health issues used a rare legalprocess that will allow Davis to testify from beyond the grave at a trial scheduled for next month. Instead of her...

Obituaries.
June 30, 2008... Nov. 30, 1918 - June 26, 2008 Alfred Eden Dietrich, 89, Venice, formerly of Live Oak and Sarasota died June 26, 2008. Services will be at noon today at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Venice. Survivors include children Cheryl...

THE BUZZ.
June 30, 2008... The voluntary state initiative provides technical assistance to the lodging industry and encourages hotels and motels to adopt cost-saving "green" practices to reduce waste and conserve natural resources. "Participants in the Florida...

BUSINESS PEOPLE.
June 30, 2008... Julie Joseph has been named assistant branch manager of Charlotte State Bank's Punta Gorda office. Dr. James D. Schulz has been appointed community education specialist at Argosy University, Sarasota campus. Davidson Home Health...

GOOD DEEDS.
June 30, 2008... The 2008 scholarship winners are: Lisa Baker, Caitlin Burns, Matthew Cowles, Brett Burhenne, Heather Dearlove, Megan Guice, Ashley Hall, Isaac Lima, Taylor Morgan, Marissa Ortiz, Maria Perez and Dacia Thompson. For additional information...

REAL ESTATE UPSTART Web site combines Google's mapping tools and MLS access.
June 30, 2008... Byline: TOM BAYLES tom.bayles@heraldtribune.com You eschew the more popular sites such as Realtor.com or Remax.com for PropertyMaps.com, and a black computer server in a closet-sized room in a nondescript office park in Sarasota springs...

Flatbreads galore at new Urban Flats.(Grand Openings)
June 30, 2008... The restaurant features booth seating, outdoor dining and a large bar area with two community tables. The restaurant has the feel of an urban loft with open ceiling, polished concrete floors, hand-blown amber lamps and photographs featuring...

REAL ESTATE DEALS.
June 30, 2008... Mindy Baker and Mary Jo Pribe have joined Exit Realty Signature Properties in Lakewood Ranch as sales associates. Wagner Realty was recently awarded the full rental management function of Harbour Villa Club of Longboat Key, including the...

REAL ESTATE DEALS.
June 30, 2008... Packaging Equipment & Parts Inc. has leased 3,750 square feet of space at 7216 24th Court E., Sarasota, for five years from Sallin Properties US Inc. Rico Boeras of Preferred Commercial Inc. handled the transaction. Merchant Card...

Buchanan riding out tough market While a hotel has a good chance of success, his land and condo investments are losing money.
June 30, 2008... Byline: MICHAEL BRAGA michael.braga@heraldtribune.com What is more, a mixed housing and condo project that Buchanan and three partners are attempting to develop on the Cape Haze peninsula in Charlotte County received a serious blow last...

FOR THE RECORD.
June 30, 2008... SARASOTA Kanaire LLP and Cadence Bank NA, $100,000, 2008083829, 1st Addition to Sarasota by the Sea. Serena III LLC and Cnlbank Southwest, $485,000, 2008084436, Including Unit 1, Building C, Fruitville Office Park. 160 Pointe...

Sky auction ends with few sales.
June 30, 2008... Byline: Aaron Kessler As of now, only seven closings have taken place, with two potential sales still pending. Despite that performance, Sky's chief executive Chad Roffers said the auction still did make the company money, and that...

In Manatee, mansions are moving The county has a glut of new, high-end construction coming to market and priced to sell.
June 30, 2008... Byline: TOM BAYLES tom.bayles@heraldtribune.com In that segment, data from Sacramento, Calif.-based real estate market trend analyst Trendgraphix Inc. shows that the average price that homes sold for rose from $1.64 million in January to...

Don't wait passively for the market to become bullish again.
June 30, 2008... Byline: Dr. Robert Stepleman As of June 21, the Dow Jones Wilshire 5000 was down 8.8 percent for the year, representing a loss of about $1.5 trillion. Depending on their asset allocations, investors' portfolio results have likely...

Rumors flying about the future of Wachovia.
June 30, 2008... Byline: John Hielscher The Charlotte, N.C.-based bank, No. 4 nationwide, is still looking for a chief executive after ousting Ken Thompson earlier this month amid rising loan losses and various miscues. Bank analyst Dick Bove of...

FOR RAYS' BALDELLI, A HEALTHY DAY IS A SUCCESSFUL DAY.
June 29, 2008... Byline: Doug Fernandes But would you all, fans and teammates alike, just dial it back a bit? "To be honest with you, it's not something that's really fun to discuss all the time because it's all anyone ever asks me about," Baldelli...

OLYMPIC DREAMS Six area swimmers take aim at Beijing Games.
June 29, 2008... WHEN, WHERE -- Today through July 6 at the Qwest Center Omaha in Nebraska. TELEVISION -- Coverage of the Trials will be shown nightly, through conclusion on Sunday, July 6, from 8 to 9 p.m. on either NBC or the USA Network. NBC will have...

Kendall Vedder leads way for North River American.
June 29, 2008... Byline: CHRIS DELL CORRESPONDENT Vedder also reached base on three of her four at-bats and stole two bases. "She beats all the odds," said North River American manager Colin Kirker. "She's a great baseball player and is fundamentally...

Punta Gorda, Nats take pool openers.
June 29, 2008... Byline: DENNIS MAFFEZZOLI dennis.maffezzoli@heraldtribune.com The controversy came during the Punta Gorda-DeSoto game. DeSoto had runners on first and second base with one out in the bottom of the sixth inning trailing by two runs,...

SaraReds snap skid at 6 games.
June 29, 2008... Byline: PHIL DENIS CORRESPONDENT Right-handed starting pitcher Misael DeJesus (1-3), who began the season as a reliever, allowed only three singles in seven innings, didn't walk a D-Rays batter and struck out five. Sarasota improved...

Red Sox pull out win in 10th.
June 29, 2008... Byline: STAFF REPORT Mike Almanzar went 3-for- 3 and scored three runs for the Red Sox. Tyler Yockey was 3- for-5 with a two-run double in the fifth that made it 4-2. Edwin Cintron and Edinho Meyer each had two hits for the Orioles....

SUMMER FUN Saltwater fishing can be hotter than the air temperature for those targeting tarpon, sharks, snook and other species.
June 29, 2008... Byline: Steve Gibson Sharks are plentiful in and around Boca Grande Pass and throughout Charlotte Harbor. Snook action has been the hottest it has been in years in the surf from Gasparilla Island to Siesta Key. Spotted seatrout,...

Her work puts personality into robots and rats.
June 29, 2008... Byline: GERRY GALIPAULT gerry.galipault@heraldtribune.com After watching "Toy Story" two years later, she narrowed it down even more: "I want to work in computer animation." The graduate of Ringling College of Art and Design is living...

Capital theater WASHINGTON, D.C.
June 29, 2008... Byline: JAY HANDELMAN jay.handelman@heraldtribune.com Washington is a city that was designed for theater by Pierre L'Enfant, even if the playhouses he envisioned along Pennsylvania Avenue between the White House and the U.S. Capitol never...

Allyn Gallup opens Rosemary Court location with a paean to nature.
June 29, 2008... Byline: KEVIN COSTELLO CORRESPONDENT "I'm delighted with the Rosemary District. The neighborhood is expanding, youthful and has energy. At a local level it reminds me of the '60s and '70s in New York when galleries migrated from the...

How to build a thriving arts community from scratch.
June 29, 2008... Byline: Jay Handelman For just 10 percent of their ticket income, arts groups were invited to use a spare room in a former school in the Gunston Arts Center to find and build an audience. The facility included a scene shop and an...

BOOK EVENTS.
June 29, 2008... BARBARA PARKER will read from and sign copies of "The Dark of Day" at 11 a.m. Saturday at Circle Books, 478 John Ringling Blvd., St. Armands Circle, Sarasota. 388-2850. RYAN GREEN will sign copies of "Buzz's Journey" at 1 p.m. Saturday...

Curator brings love of Asian art to Ringling Museum.
June 29, 2008... Byline: JOEL ROZEN joel.rozen@heraldtribune.com It was a sunny introduction to an art space he will soon call his own. On Friday, after a lengthy search process, the museum declared Dr. Chang its new curator of Asian art. The...

TRADITIONAL WITH A TWIST A young couple build a home with a vision for the future.
June 29, 2008... Byline: MARSHA FOTTLER, marsha.fottler@heraldtribune.com Cameron, originally from Minnesota with 20 years' experience in residential design, took the homeowners' vision of a comfortable Florida-friendly family home and elevated the...

Sarasota Property Transfers.
June 29, 2008... Bankers Trust Company, trustee, and Deutsche Bank Americas, trustee, to Brown, Arthur and Ursula, Lot 23, Venetian Golf and River Club, Phase 3CD, $427,500. Beneficial Florida Inc. to Madden, Beverly R. and John E. III, Lot 21, Block...

Charlotte Co. Property Transfers.
June 29, 2008... Arias, Luz M., and Medina, Ramon A., to Boniface, Lawrence, and Lawrence C. Boniface Revocable Living Trust, Lot 21, Block 244, Section 8, Port Charlotte, $178,000. Arias, Luz M., and Medina, Ramon A., to Boniface, Lawrence, and Lawrence...

Manatee County Property Transfers.
June 29, 2008... Barry, Helen P., to Taylor Slick, Diane M., Lot 12, Block A, the Townhouses of Lakeside South, $162,500. Bertron, Stewart T., to Cherry Fish LLC, Lots 12, 13, Block 1, $3,725,000. Braver, Steven A., to Moscrop, Barry, Lot 29, Arbor...

Have home prices hit BOTTOM? A what-if view of the market suggests little room left to fall.
June 29, 2008... Byline: AARON KESSLER aaron.kessler@heraldtribune.com For the past 10 months, median home-sale prices appear to have stabilized in a band between $240,000 and $270,000. The May figures released last week showed prices dropping a bit from...

A stroke away from a chance in Beijing.
June 29, 2008... Byline: CHRIS ANDERSON chris.anderson@heraldtribune.com The top two finishers in each event will represent the U.S. at theBeijing Olympics. The prestigious meet begins today in Omaha, Neb., and runs through July 6. Corinne Showalter...

Homes remain out of reach for many.
June 29, 2008... Byline: AARON KESSLER aaron.kessler@heraldtribune.com "When you get to three, you're fine, things are great," Hudgins said. "When you get above four, then you have an immediate 50 percent drop in absorption." During the boom,...

On oil, the political vs. the practical Why the 'drill here, drill now, pay less' mantra is pure bunk.
June 29, 2008... A week later, McCain had a different take. At a town hall meeting in Fresno, Calif., last Monday, he was asked about gas prices and whether his call for expanding offshore drilling could be a short-term solution. "I don't see an immediate...

Drivers go MacGyver to stretch their fuel.
June 29, 2008... Byline: Eric Ernst On a 190-mile round trip to Tampa at 60 mph, Hale used slightly more than a quarter tank of gas, quite a feat for a van that normally gets about 14 mpg. The device he installed looks like two glass Mason jars with...

The people of North Port know how to make things happen.
June 29, 2008... Byline: Kathy Silverberg Then the bubble burst and North Port, home of the working and retired middle class, was hit first and harder than its neighbors. The city that had come to represent the go-go economy of Florida in the 21st...

Obituaries.(Obituary)
June 29, 2008... Oct. 4, 1923 - June 24, 2008 Kay Moser, 84, Rotonda West, formerly of Lebanon, Ore., Abacos, Bahamas and New York, died June 24, 2008. A memorial service will begin at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in...

BEST BETS.
June 29, 2008... The Venice Performing Arts Series "American Songbook" concert featuring the series artistic director, Deborah Berioli, begins at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Venice, 1971 Pinebrook Road. Joining Berioli are...

Exhibit features nature's finest.
June 29, 2008... Byline: PATTIE MIHALIK CORRESPONDENT An exhibition of her work "Natural Encounters" will be shown throughout July in the Juliano Room of the North Port Library, 13800 Tamiami Trail. "Florida residents tend to enjoy wildlife and Kelly...

A career ending amid tension City manager prepares to leave after failing to fit in with new Venice leaders.
June 29, 2008... Byline: KIM HACKETT kim.hackett@heraldtribune.com That tension, between the old guard on Venice's City Council and three ambitious newcomers swept into office by voters last November, ultimately led to Black's departure. Entering...

Obituaries.
June 29, 2008... Aug. 9, 1925 - June 26, 2008 Walter Terrence "Joe" Carney, 82, Nokomis, formerly of Oriskany Falls, N.Y., died June 26, 2008. The services will be private. National Cremation Society and Memorial Center in Sarasota handled...

RURAL AREA SPLIT ON RETAIL PLANS Some would like stores, while others lament loss of quiet.
June 29, 2008... Byline: PATRINA A. BOSTIC patrina.bostic@heraldtribune.com Cline and Helm are on opposite sides of a timeless battle playing out in their rural neighborhood just south of State Road 64, a mile west of Interstate 75. It pits a desire...

Sarasota shines at climate summit County official hopes exposure will instigate economic momentum.
June 29, 2008... Byline: ZAC ANDERSON zac.anderson@heraldtribune.com Now county leaders are hoping to parlay that exposure into business growth. "We have an opportunity to leverage this into economic development," said Sarasota County Commissioner...

IN BRIEF.
June 29, 2008... The party was to be in the East Manatee community's Central Park, but a major storm system moved into the area Saturday afternoon. With bad weather anticipated today as well, organizers decided not to reschedule for the rain date, which was...

POLICE BRIEFS.
June 29, 2008... Authorities said the men got into an argument with the victim, who was struck repeatedly in the back of his head with the baseball bat about 1:15 a.m. in the 5500 block of 14th Street West. The victim, seriously injured in the attack, was...

Local students see Chicago's sights and Oprah's studio.
June 29, 2008... Byline: Yvette Kimm The nonprofit organization sponsors trips dedicated to giving students a first-hand look at college campuses around the country. They visit the campuses and talk to students who are role models and who prove that...

BEST BETS.
June 29, 2008... A "Bucket Brigade" class will be offered from 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Manatee County Extension Office, 1303 17th St. W., Palmetto. Learn about container gardening. Bring two 5-gallon buckets. To register for the free class, call Linda...

Obituaries.(Obituary)
June 29, 2008... Sept. 15, 1927 - June 26, 2008 Phyllis W. McLaughlin, 80, Bradenton, formerly of Kansas, died June 26, 2008. A gathering of friends will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at Griffith-Cline Funeral Home. Survivors include her...

Chase the bad news with madcap silliness.(Theater review)
June 29, 2008... Byline: SUSAN L. RIFE susan.rife@heraldtribune.com Which is not really all that much, but the silliness of the whole thing is the fun of it, especially with two male actors playing all the roles, male and female, in what is called drag...

Venice theater hails publications chief, 'evil twin' and all.
June 29, 2008... Byline: Marjorie North Smart move. Moe's one of the best local writers around, and everyone's hoping she will revive the VLT newsletter in her spare time. Might, she said, but then again, there's a presidential campaign going on now and...

Schools brace for additional cuts State tells local districts already struggling to plan for a 2% drop in funds.
June 29, 2008... Byline: CHRISTOPHER O'DONNELL chris.odonnell@heraldtribune.com The warning came after Gov. Charlie Crist ordered all state agencies to reduce spending by 4 percent in the coming fiscal year. The move was prompted by a slump in sales tax...

IN BRIEF.
June 29, 2008... The man pointed a gun at another employee who chased him from the area about 10:30 p.m. Deputies found the bag of money but not the suspect. Share your thoughts on transit alternatives The newly formed Tampa Bay Area Regional...

Drilling fan says Crist is back-tracking.
June 29, 2008... Byline: Joe Follick, Lloyd Dunkelberger "People of Florida are saying, 'We want to drill,'" said Barney Bishop, the president and CEO of AIF, one of the state's largest business groups. "In the past we asked people if they wanted...

Obituaries.
June 29, 2008... Aug. 9, 1925 - June 26, 2008 Walter Terrence "Joe" Carney, 82, Nokomis, formerly of Oriskany Falls, N.Y., died June 26, 2008. The services will be private. National Cremation Society and Memorial Center in Sarasota handled...

AT&T executive with love of jazz was avid volunteer.
June 29, 2008... Byline: MARK ZALOUDEK mark.zaloudek@heraldtribune.com As an AT&T executive, he capitalized on the thawing U.S.-Soviet rela-tions in the early 1970s to help arrange an NBC special, "Peggy Fleming in the Soviet Union." U.S. and Soviet...

Charlotte's Freedom Swim welcomes floaters.
June 28, 2008... Byline: THOMAS BECNEL Only a handful of people really swim a mile-and-a-half across the Peace River. Hundreds more float and paddle along, taking two or three hours to splash from Port Charlotte to Punta Gorda. The Charlotte High...

Manatee East scores late to slip past Braden River, 3-2.
June 28, 2008... Byline: ALAN DELL CORRESPONDENT Manatee East came out the winner, edging Braden River 3-2 in a game that was not decided until the final pitch. The teams were tied 2-2 in the top of the sixth -- and final inning -- with Manatee East...

Longboat Key's Mays is collecting trophies.
June 28, 2008... Byline: MIC HUBER Apparently the future is now for the 14-year-old Longboat Key resident. All that work seems to have come together and the result has been a winning combination that has Mays collecting trophies, including the...

Vero Beach wins a 13-inning marathon.
June 28, 2008... Byline: PHIL DENIS CORRESPONDENT Vero Beach manager Jim Morrison, a Bradenton resident, watched his team improve to 6-3 record during the second half and 40-38 overall. The SaraReds dropped to 2-7 and 35-44 after their sixth...

Twins blank Red Sox.
June 28, 2008... Byline: STAFF REPORT Johnathon Goncalzes was 2-for-4 with a double for the Twins while teammate Tim Atherton was 2-for-3. At Pirate City in Bradenton, the Pirates took advantage of 12 walks allowed by the Orioles to cruise to a 9-5...

Sailboats will stand test in any condition.
June 28, 2008... Byline: Morgan Stinemetz Sailboats may not be fast, but speed is a relative commodity anyway. If the sailboat you are on is capable of 6 knots and you are doing just that, you are going as fast as you can go. It feels good. You know...

Sale of appliance retailer will allow for its growth Appliance World of Denver buys the chain, which will aim to add 10 to 15 people.
June 28, 2008... Byline: JOHN HIELSCHER john.hielscher@heraldtribune.com DeSears, launched 61 years ago in Bradenton, will keep its name and management at the four stores in Bradenton, Sarasota, Venice and Palmetto, Rice said Friday. The sale, for an...

Condo sales lag in local markets While homes had a good showing in May, condos did not quite keep pace.
June 28, 2008... Byline: STAFF REPORT Not as well. Sales in the Sarasota-Bradenton market were down 2 percent when compared with the same month a year ago, with 331 units changing hands versus 339. Prices did not take the same kind of hit as...

Business Buzz.
June 28, 2008... Coastal Behavioral lands national award The emergency services and crisis stabilization unit of Sarasota's Coastal Behavioral Healthcare has been given the national "Best Practices" Award for customer satisfaction from the Mental...

Developers form partnership.
June 28, 2008... Byline: STAFF REPORT "The timing is excellent for this partnership and we have already begun evaluating numerous opportunities in the area," said Mike Moser, Starwood's East Region president, in a statement on Friday. Santasiero, a...

HOME & GARDEN CALENDAR.(Calendar)
June 28, 2008... "Arranging and hanging artwork." Michelle Gardiner, an art gallery owner and professional framer, answers frequently asked questions about where and how to successfully display art. She will address issues, such as wall groupings, the correct...