Marlins Notebook: Olsen's velocity OK
Marlins left-hander Scott Olsen said he can't remember ever pitching in a game where his velocity didn't top 90 mph. It didn't top 87 mph on Sunday.

Small producers skirt strict state regulations
Eggs, milk, butter and other products produced by small Florida farmers are being labeled and sold as "pet food" in order to get around what they say are overly burdensome state regulations.

Garcia beats Goydos on first hole of playoff at TPC
Sergio Garcia's short-game troubles may finally be long gone.

Citrus Juice a national success
Beyond the bulbous bottles of pomegranate juice and the green "micronutrient" drinks with trendy labels, a very pedestrian beverage is perched in nondescript plastic jugs in grocery coolers from Miami to Japan.

KEVIN'S TV TIPS
American Gladiators (today, 8 p.m., NBC): The skintight spandexed, muscled-up gladiators are back for more rough-and-tumble action. This season look for Palm Beach Post police reporter Rochelle "Little Rocky" Gilken to appear on the show as one of the tough contenders ready for battle. Rochelle, a flyweight amateur boxer, loved watching the original American Gladiators and admits she was "mesmerized" by the new version and couldn't wait to compete on it. "I don't usually watch reality or game shows, but this fit me," she says. Rochelle stood in line for over six hours to try out. You can check out Rochelle when her episode airs on June 2, and read her insider's story that day in Accent.

A mother for the first time at 44
Nancy Zingale, 48, Palm Beach Gardens: Became a first-time mom two months before her 45th birthday; her adopted daughter Marina is now 4. She's a single mom.

Commentary: Bowden's replacement at FSU is signed, but when will he be delive...
The countdown begins.

Diving: Chinese give taste of Beijing
It's just a shade under three months before the world steps over the other side of The Great Wall. Consider this weekend, then, an hors d'oeuvre for the Beijing Olympics, a time when China instead came to us.

FAU rallies for tie in Cooney's home finale
There were plenty of mixed emotions Sunday for Florida Atlantic coach Kevin Cooney, who is retiring at the end of the season.

Full steam ahead for Mairitime and Yachting Mueseum executive director
Sheila Stewart-Leach is steering the Maritime & Yachting Museum on a steady course with the precision and power of a classic Evinrude outboard motor.

Charity targets pizza record to raise money to help needy
A local charity hopes to create a line of pizzas more than 611 feet long to break a world record set in 2006 and raise money for people who are seriously ill or have other problems.

Forum puts focus on East Stuart
City officials have spent money to upgrade water lines and add new streetlights in East Stuart.

Pending road sign ban spurs backlash
Frustrated by the proliferation of roadway signs screaming, "$100 mattresses," and, "We buy homes," city council members today are poised to enact a sweeping new ban on roadside signs, inciting real estate agents and garage sale fans and even running afoul of city crews that promote public events on rights-of-way.

Historic Delray church to stay open, for now
After so many weeks of anxious waiting, the good news came without fanfare: Cason United Methodist Church, one of the oldest in the city, will remain open.

Two winners in Saturday's Lotto drawing
A $2 entry won $16 million, while a single $1 entry won a $6 million prize in Saturday's Lotto drawing.


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