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Forrest C. Warren, 19, destruction of property, monument; two counts of grand larceny; two counts of conspiracy to commit felony; two counts of breaking and enter with intent to commit felony, 3300 block of Hampton Highway Brandon R. Drye, 19, two counts of grand larceny; two counts of breaking and entering with intent to commit felony; two counts of conspiracy to commit felony; destruction of property, monument, 3300 block of Hampton Highway Eric T. Johnson, 22, assault and battery; concealment, price alter merchandise less than $200, 9300 block of Merrimac Trail

Kenneth Roberson: With a bad bill, this state representative from Punta Gorda rekindled doubts about Florida's advocacy program for residents in long-term care. Kenneth Roberson's legislation would scrap public meetings where ombudsmen field complaints and talk about problems they've observed in assisted-living facilities and nursing homes. Publicizing problems is one of the few tools ombudsmen have to pressure long-term care operators to improve conditions for their residents. Beware of lawmakers who push deregulation -- especially when the well-being of seniors is at stake.

A uniformed Charlotte County sheriff's deputy in an unmarked sheriff's car crashed into a concrete wall at Roberson Funeral Home and Crematory on Friday evening, said funeral home owner Kenneth Roberson. The deputy was unconscious when Roberson, the second person on the scene, arrived, he said. The car punched a hole in the south wall. Roberson ran over immediately after another deputy who saw the crash pulled in to help, Roberson said.

Last season, he choreographed the Elvis musical, All Shook Up, on Broadway. Over the summer, he worked with the Las Vegas company of Avenue Q. He also launched a one-man show, Middle Aged Passage Crises, at Joe's Pub at New York's Public Theater. In it, [Kenneth Lee Roberson] states his new-found philosophy: \"Midlife is the adolescence of old age.\"

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Christine Baptiste, a Port Charlotte High School junior, will compete in a state-level American Legion oratorical contest March 12 in Cooper City. She is one of six Florida youths who will vie for a spot in the national oratorical contest April 15-16 in Indianapolis, said John Holtzman, third vice commander of American Legion Post 110 in Port Charlotte. She won a district-level competition Sunday at American Legion Post 159 in Venice. In January, she won regional oratorical contests at Holtzman's post and at American Legion Post 38 in Fort Myers.

Kenneth retired from the city of Hampton Streets and Roads Department after 24 years of service. Kenneth was a loving, hard- working, and kind-hearted person. After his retirement he became the Supervisor for Gordon's Maintenance Company, where he worked until he became ill with flu-like symptoms. He is survived by one son, Kenneth Lee Roberson Jr. (Regina), and three grandchildren. He also leaves his most cherished memories to his two loving and caring sisters, Carmenta Palmer (Sarge) and Roventa Smith (Smitty); three brothers, Karl W. (Velma) of Fayetteville, N.C., his twin brother, Kermit of Hampton, Va., and his youngest brother, John L. of Harrisburg, Pa.

[Erick Pinnick] credits his great aunt Elvira Gosnell with instilling his love of music, when he was her student at Westowne Elementary School. His family moved from Forest Park to Ellicott City when Erick was 10, and he saw his first live stage show, Oliver! at Mount Hebron High School with a group from Patapsco Middle School. At Center Stage, Pinnick is one of four cast members who have appeared before in Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty's Once on This Island. Set in the French Antilles, the musical focuses on the romance between a peasant girl, Ti Moune, and a light-skinned aristocrat, [Daniel] -- a romance greeted with severe displeasure by Daniel's father. Photo(s); 1. Erick Pinnick 2. Baltimore-born Erick Pinnick (left), who plays [Armand] in Center Stage's \"Once on This Island,\" is shown with Miah Marie Patterson, Christopher L. Morgan and David St. Louis.; Credit: 2. RICHARD ANDERSON

On February 26, 2006, WILLIAM T. ROBERSON, SR.; beloved husband of the late Martha Roberson (nee Berge); devoted father of William T. Roberson, Jr. & his wife Nicola, Phyllis R. Schott & her husband Robert and Kenneth P.