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Tampa Premium Outlets won approval from a development review panel for a wide-range of internal signage that will brand the retail complex. But a 90-foot pylon sign beckoning to motorists as they whiz down Interstate 75 is one landmark the mall’s developers might have to redesign or do without. It is well above the county’s 30-foot height limit. And Pasco Assistant County Attorney David Goldstein said the sign also wouldn’t meet regulations of the Florida Department of Transportation and could affect Pasco’s share of highway funds. “Our office is going to object,” he said. Goldstein did, however, suggest that developers explore a compromise of a smaller, clock tower. It is not clear if that type of structure would clear state department of transportation hurdles or fit in with Pasco’s new ordinance to encourage developers to create unified signage for their projects that enhances architectural styles and establishes a sense of place. The outlet mall’s application is an early test of the county’s new sign plan. The Pasco County Commission will have the final word. Visibility is a critical issue for the outlet mall, said John Dionis, senior director of development for New-Jersey-based Simon Property Group. “We’re looking to have a national advertising marketing campaign to draw people to the center,” Dionos said. “We like to dovetail that with visibility, with branding so people know how to get to the center from
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Churches across Pasco and Hillsborough counties are gearing up for a wide array of Holy Week events and Easter celebrations. Some churches will do re-enactments of the Last Supper and Good Friday, while others will include egg hunts, pancake breakfasts, barbecue meals and other festivities. Whatever they’re doing, churches are ready to greet regulars and visitors alike, as they commemorate the last days of Jesus’ life and celebrate his resCOURTESY OF NEW WALK CHURCH urrection. Our Lady of the Rosary Church, at New Walk Church brings in a helicopter for an Easter egg 2348 Collier Parkway, expects about drop to help call attention to its Easter services.
twice as many people at its Easter services as normally attend its weekend Masses, said the Rev. Ron Aubin, the church’s pastor. “A normal Sunday, it would be about 3,000 to 3,500. Easter, it will be over 7,000,” the pastor said. Aubin said the Easter message, in part, will be this: “He (God) sends his son (Jesus) as savior of the world, and that we who believe in him and die in the waters of baptism and rise with him in the waters of baptism, will also rise to the eternal life. “I have the hope of one day rising from the dead. And hope is not wishing. Hope is believing. It is something
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Local computer whiz spins success By Kathy Steele
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Friends and family knew about his geeky side long before he took the leap into computers and web design as a full-time job. As a teenager, Thomas Giella Jr., built his own computer. “I always helped out people on the side with their computer issues,” he said. He launched his web design and marketing business, Gear Spinners, more than a year ago. Now he has two offshoot companies, Techsoft Academy and i-gent, and a $1,000 check pinned to a calendar in his office with a paper clip. “I plan to get a frame for it,” Giella said. The check is his prize for winning third place in the inaugural SMARTstart Business Challenge on Jan. 29. The Pasco Economic Development Council, the West Pasco Chamber of Commerce, the New Port Richey Economic Development Department and SCORE sponsored the contest to celebrate Business Development Week. The SMARTstart incubator program is an initiative of the Pasco EDC, with locations in Dade City and New Port Richey. About 20 businesses, both on and off site, are members of SMARTstart. They include technology companies, sales and marketing, and new attorneys. One company completes personal assessments to reduce company turnover. “We have a pretty diverse membership,” said Krista Covey, the managing program director at Pasco EDC and director of SMARTstart. Giella competed against about 20 companies to earn one of five spots in the finals
Electric Cooperative and Pasco-Hernando State College. Judges then had 10 minutes to quiz Giella. “I tried to think like a customer,” he said. “I thought about all the stories I’ve heard from my clients. It was an awesome learning experience.” Giella earned office space at SMARTstart’s incubator site in Dade City about five months ago. He works out of a small office at the Dade City Business Center, at 15000 Citrus KATHY STEELE/STAFF PHOTO Country Drive, Suite 103. Thomas Giella Jr., is building his businesses, Gear Spinners, iHis services with Gear gent, and Techsoft Academy at SMARTstart’s incubator site in Spinners include web dethe Dade City Business Center. sign and web hosting. Techsoft Academy can that were held at the SMARTstart incubator help bloggers and businesses go a step fursite in New Port Richey. Judges included ther by offering classes that teach more representatives from Pasco’s business and advanced skills. And i-gent caters to Realtors academic community. who need website management. First place winners were Brian Anderson “Some people are go, go, go,” said Giella, and Janel Norton of Veterans Alternative and they likely don’t have time to spend on Therapy Center in Holiday. Second place a website. But others, he said, want to do went to Greg Smith of Savealator in New more of the work themselves. Port Richey. Giella also helps organize Tampa Bay The competition was modeled after Word Camp, a group that offers conferences Shark Tank, the television show where con- to teach skills in Word Press for blogging, testants make a pitch to a panel of investors. business and social media. The pitch can be a nerve jangling trial, Recent clients include the owners of the but Giella kept it simple. Yeoman’s Cask & Lion, a British-style pub He had 10 minutes to “sell” Techsoft that will open soon on Morgan Street in Academy to a panel of judges including repSee COMPUTER, page 9A resentatives from Withlacoochee River
It’s playtime Brothers enjoy making music together By Michael Murillo
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Things can get a little loud at the Dorsey house in Land O’ Lakes. With four brothers ages 6 through 11, they can fill the house up with sound. But you won’t hear a loud television blaring or children screaming over toys. Instead, you’ll hear violins being tuned. Piano keys being played. Music stands being moved into place. And then you’ll hear elegant pieces of classical music, performed by artists who spend a lot of time honing their craft. When these boys play together, it doesn’t sound like anything you’d hear on the playground. The three oldest brothers, Daniel (piano), Nathaniel (violin) and Anthony (violin), participated in this year’s Justine Le Baron Young Artists Competition, an annual event sponsored by the Florida Orchestra Musicians Association. Daniel took third place in the Junior Piano category, while youngest brother Aaron, at age 6, gave the piano a rest and sat this one out. Their mother, Rowena Dorsey, doesn’t mind the symphonic sounds in her house the least little bit. “It’s like a regular music school if you ask me,” she said with a laugh. “We are kind of an unusual family.” Rowena home-schools the boys, so their music practice is a scheduled part of their day. Rather than just going through the motions, the boys enjoy working on pieces of music and performing them well, after plenty of practice. After dinner with their mother and their father, Martin, they frequently repeat their latest efforts with both parents listening to their improvement. If it sounds like music is a time-consuming pursuit for the boys, it is. But that’s what they like to do. Their parents encouraged them to pick up instruments at a young age — they all started around age 5 or age 6. But the enthusiasm is all their own. Their parents don’t force them into competitions. They choose when they want to com-
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The Dorsey brothers spend many days practicing their instruments as part of their home schooling. From left, Nathaniel and Anthony are on their violins, and Daniel is on the piano.
pete, and they practice bebrother is following in his footcause they want to play better. steps. While it’s a fun “Ultimately, I really want instrument to play, he said, it’s them to enjoy it,” Rowena not easy. said. “Sometimes it’s hard, but I They do enjoy playing, she just have to learn it,” he said. said, but they’re also very While they love practicing competitive. a challenging piece of music That’s why a seemingly imand performing in front of pressive performance at the people — there’s a recital for Young Artists competition home-schooled students at the might be something of a disend of the month — the brothappointment. ers do have other interests. “It felt weird,” Daniel said They watch a little television about his third-place finish. “I and enjoy playing board games was going against the same (“Clue” is a big hit in their people in another competihouse). But the soccer field is a tion and I won first (place). main attraction, and the boys And I was against them again, are eager to kick the ball when and they beat me this time.” an instrument isn’t handy. David likes to challenge Nathaniel Dorsey was encouraged to try something different after his No matter what they do, himself, repeatedly practicing brother, Daniel, began on the piano. He now plays violin. Rowena said the lessons a difficult piece until he has it learned from playing music mastered. stay with them and help them He’s been involved with music for about he said. He also has the chance to discover succeed in various activities. From math to half his life, and he’s always displayed a natu- when to come together as a group and soccer, improvement via consistent practice ral ability toward playing. when to back out and let another person is a discipline that serves them well outside of music. He has fun with both piano and cello, play solo, he said. and can’t imagine going very long without Younger brother Anthony also likes playAnd inside the house, the Dorseys find having a chance to practice and play. ing with his brothers, but he prefers a classical music to be a pleasant-sounding alDaniel prefers the challenge of perform- different instrument. ternative to noisier activities for young boys. ing alone, but he appreciates the chance to “I like the sound of the violin,” he said. “I “It is very nice,” Rowena said. “I don’t play with his brothers and to enjoy the dy- like getting the notes in tune.” have to worry that they’re glued to the TV. namics of a group setting. He started playing violin after seeing his That doesn’t really grow their brain. I just “When I get to play with my brothers, I brother, Nathaniel, play the instrument. know that this music is really helping them And Nathaniel doesn’t mind that his little develop.” get to experience how to play as a group,”
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train layouts, railroad memorabilia and hobby shop vendors. Besides the show, which was in the Mabel Jordan Barn, the museum’s historic Trilby Depot was open as well. The museum’s 1913 Porter 10-wheeler, once owned and used by the Cummer Cypress Company, also was on display.
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Four-year-old Nolan Garman, watches ‘N’ gauge model electric trains race along the tracks at the eighth Pioneer Florida Museum Model Train Show in Dade City. Nolan was checking out the model trains with his 3-year-old brother, Liam, and his mom, Shelby Garman, of Dover.
An ‘N’ gauge train travels over the bridge and through the gorge constructed by members of the H.B. Plant Railroad Historical Society. Members set up the long layout of tracks and scenery in sections. Several trains ran during the eighth Pioneer Florida Museum Model Train Show. Train and hobby shop vendors and train enthusiasts came from several counties to attend the model train show at the Florida Pioneer Museum. Event features included model trains in action, vendors, displays, a G-Scale Garden Railway and a 1913 Porter 10wheeler.
John Setlow, of Tampa, wears his H.B. Plant Railroad Historical Society engineer’s cap while running a controller for an ‘N’ scale train. He and other members of the group, which meets in Plant City, were on hand. When it comes to model railroads, the society has operating layouts in HO, N, 027, and G scale model trains.
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Frank and Dean make a grand return By Helene Rubenstein Grand Horizons
Before the show even started, Terry Gardner (the host of this show plus other entertainment) gave a nice speech in which he thanked all the helpers. It was a nice touch, and then the show began. They came back, and everyone who saw them last year knew what to expect, and they weren’t disappointed. They were here on March 7, 2014, and they were so well received, that many people asked for their return. It was granted on March 21, 2015, and many people, residents and visitors came for the show that they looked forward to. Both, Frank (Damion Fontaine) and Dean (Scott Brotherton) put on one heck of a performance. They also were dressed well, with Frank and Dean both wearing red bow ties with a red handkerchief and a tuxedo, while Dean also wore a red cummerbund. Frank donned a lovely fedora that Frank is so well known for. The show started with Dean singing “You’re Nobody Til Somebody Loves You,” and Frank joined in. It was the perfect start to a great show. Of course, in between the different songs, several jokes were told that had everyone laughing. Frank then sang a couple of solo tunes like “Fly Me to the Moon” and “I’ve Got You Under My Skin.” During this last song, Frank went through the audience and shook hands with many there. Dean followed with a big hit called “Memories are Made of This” with many an-
Tramp,” and then Dean and Frank did a great rendition of “King of the Road” while the audience was snapping their fingers and clapping along. Dean did a lovely performance of “Tiny Bubbles,” while Frank was in the background and joining in on the song. During this song, there was much audience participation. Frank then sang a lovely version of “The Summer Wind,” “Love for You and Me,” “My Way,” and so many others. Dean performed a lovely rendition of “Mona Lisa” and did a marvelous job of it in addition to the 1965 Dean Martin hit entitled “Everybody Loves Somebody.” A funny and cute time was when Dean twirled the fedora that was on Frank’s head and when the hat was on backwards, this was when Frank sounded like Louis Armstrong. But, if the hat was forward, he had Frank’s voice. Frank did a marvelous job at this and had many a person in stitches. Frank and Dean sang “Luck be a Lady Tonight,” “The Best is Yet to Come,” “Ain’t That a Kick in the Head,” and others. Dean performed a Tony Bennett signature song entitled “I Left My Heart in San Francisco,” and he did it with much emotion. COURTESY OF MARTY RUBENSTEIN The show ended with Frank and Dean Damion Fontaine, left, and Scott Brotherton channel Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin during a mentioning the men who served in the performance at Grand Horizons. armed forces and then sang “America” while they both stood. Dean then sang “Coming to tics and motions that originally went with Dean from Casablanca called “As Time Goes America,” while the audience the song. Following this performance, Frank By,” and he ended the song with the words, applauded. Then, of course, Frank perperformed a classic Sinatra song entitled “Here’s looking at you kid.” He followed this formed “New York, New York,” while Dean “Young at Heart.” song with “I’ll Be Seeing You.” was in the background taking some pictures One special performance was done by Frank did a fine job with “The Lady is a and singing the chorus with Frank.
Caught in the act Commentator Bill Kent, left, assists one of the seven old ladies that got caught in the lavatory during the annual Leisure Days No Talent Show. Virgil Copeland, one of the band members, provided background music.
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Shades of pink The Leisure Days ladies’ golf league recently participated in the Shirley Norman Memorial Scramble at Lake Bernadette. All the golfers wore pink in honor of Norman and her favorite color.
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Our Florida lawns are becoming active once again, now that the weather is warmer and days are longer than 12 hours. This also means lots of calls and walk-ins to the UF/IFAS Pasco County Extension Office with questions about lawn care. Some of the more popular questions this year have been the use of pet and family-friendly alternatives to chemicals for control of lawn diseases. The best “alternative” to chemicals would be to prevent the disease from happening in the first place.The best way to prevent or reduce disease in your lawn is to use a lawn grass that’s less susceptible to disease combined with Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ Principles to manage the lawn properly. The first Florida-Friendly Landscaping Principle is to put the right plant in the right place. Selecting the right lawn grass suited to your specific site can greatly reduce the need for fertilizer, irrigation and pesticide usage. Watering your lawn only when needed not only helps to conserve this valuable resource, but also helps to reduce disease, since excessive moisture often encourages disease development. Mowing your lawn to the proper height, which for most of our common Florida lawn grasses is 3 inches to 4 inches high, all year round, is a must for a happier, healthier lawn. Fertilizing with the right fertilizer at the right time and in the right amount also greatly reduces the incidence of disease in your lawn. To make your lawn more pet and familyfriendly and lower the risk of disease, you can use compost on your lawn a source for nutrients, instead of fertilizer. Compost is organic matter made up of any number of manures, bone meal, dried blood, or plant and animal waste. Kitchen scraps are an excellent example of items around your house you can compost. There are compost bins and barrels that speed the microbial breakdown of these substances into nutrient rich, soil-like matter that can be spread among your plants and across your lawn. Lawn clippings left in place, instead of being raked up and thrown away, will compost inplace, and return nutrients back to the soil. Since these materials act as slow-release fertilizers, the nutrients don’t leach easily from the soil, or as quickly as fertilizer, and don’t contribute as much to water contamination making them much more environmentally and wallet-friendly. An added benefit of using compost on the lawn may be disease suppression. While there’s no definitive research to prove that adding compost helps reduce disease problems in the lawn, anecdotal evidence suggests there may be a benefit. Microbes that occur naturally within the soil can out compete those disease-causing microbes, especially when the lawn is healthy. Good microbes can produce inhibitory chemicals that can kill disease-causing microbes. Those good microbes come from compost. So, by adding compost to your lawn, you are not only adding plant nutrients, but potentially limiting the ability of disease-causing microbes to cause damage to your lawn. Because of the need for microbial activity, compost is more dependent on soil temperature and pH to help release the
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beneficial plant nutrients and produce the disease inhibiting chemicals, which benefits the lawn. If you choose to add compost to your lawn, here are some helpful hints: • Only use compost that has undergone significant decay. Finished compost will smell “earthy” or “mushroom-like.” You should not be able to recognize what it was previously. • Get your soil tested for pH. Soil test kits are available at the Pasco County Extension Office. • Only apply the compost to the lawn when the temperature is above 80 degrees fahrenheit to ensure the microbes are actively breaking it down and releasing the nutrients to the lawn. • You can apply a thin layer of compost in a process called “topdressing” over the existing lawn. If you’re topdressing, apply ½-inch to 1-inch of material to the lawn. A lawn fertilizer spreader can make this job much easier. You may need to screen out larger pieces in the compost that won’t go through the holes of the spreader. • If you don’t have compost, you can purchase peat moss from most big box retailers and nurseries. Topdressing with peat moss has been shown to lower disease problems specifically in St. Augustinegrass, like ‘Floratam.’ • Plan to topdress your lawn once in the spring, when daily temperatures are staying constant between 75 degrees to 80 degrees Fahrenheit, and once in late summer when daily temperatures are holding steady at 80 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. • Run a rake over the lawn to work the compost down to the soil. For more information about producing your own compost, selecting the proper turfgrass for your lawn, fertilization, irrigation, proper mowing height, or to get a soil test kit, stop by or call the University of Florida/IFAS Pasco County Extension Office (http://pasco.ifas.ufl.edu/). Whitney C. Elmore is the Pasco County Extension director and Urban Horticulture agent III, and Jim Moll is the Pasco County coordinator of the FloridaFriendly Landscaping Program™. This column was adapted from UF/IFAS Extension publications: “Turfgrass Disease Management” EDIS Publication #SSPLP14 by M.L. Elliot and P.E. Harmon. “St. Augustinegrass for Florida Lawns” EDIS Publication #ENH5 by L.E. Trenholm, J.L. Cisar, and J.B. Unruh, and “Peatmoss Topdressing Control of Take-All Root Rot on St. Augustinegrass” by P.F. Colbaugh, X. Wei, and J.A. McAfee, of the Texas A&M Research Center.
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THURSDAY MUSICALE CONCERT
Thursday Musicale will host its final concert of the season April 2 at 2 p.m., at Trinity Presbyterian Church of Seven Springs, 8928 Cypress Lake Blvd., in New Port Richey.The guest artist will be Darrell Huling, a percussionist, guitarist, pianist and vocalist.Admission is free, but donations will be accepted for the scholarship program. For information, call (727) 8073023.
PARTY IN THE PARK
The Florida Aquarium is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a tropical party in the park at Joe Chillura Courthouse Square, at the corner of Pierce Street and Kennedy Boulevard in Tampa,April 2 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.There will be free live music, interactive games and food trucks.The aquarium’s mascot,Tango the Turtle, will be on hand with giveaways.Admission is free.
FERN GARDEN CLUB
The Fern Garden Club will meet April 2 at Keystone Park, 17928 Gunn Highway in Odessa. Coffee will be served at 9:30 a.m., followed by the meeting at 10 a.m.The guest speaker will be master gardener Harriat Gord-Noghani on the topic of irises. For information, call Barbara Aderhold at (813) 968-6866.
FACEBOOK MARKETING SEMINAR
Copperstone Executive Suites, 3632 Land O’ Lakes Blvd., in Land O’Lakes, will present a How to Double your Business With Facebook Marketing & How to Network to Grow Authority and Influence seminar April 2 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.The guest speakers will be Larry Beacham and Steve Hopper.The seminar is free. For information, call (813) 562-6602.
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES MEETING
The North Tampa Chapter of the National Active Retired Federal Employees Association will meet April 3 at Piccadilly Cafeteria, 11810 N. Dale Mabry Highway in Tampa. Guests can arrive at 11 a.m., and pay for their own lunch.The meeting starts at 11:30 a.m.The topic of discussion will be Medicare. For information, call Dave Galgani at (813) 949-5738.
FURIOUS 7 CAR SHOW
Cobb Grove 16 Theatre, 6333 Wesley Grove Blvd., in Wesley Chapel, will host the Revolution Events Furious 7 Movie Premiere Car Meet April 3 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.There will be giveaways and vendors. For information, call (813) 948-5444.
SEMINAR ON FUNGI
Pasco County Extension will present a free seminar on Perspectives on Fungi: Molds, Mildews, Mushrooms and Man on April 4 at 9 a.m.The discussion will be on how fungi have shaped world religions to plant and human disease to foods and culture. For information, call (352) 518-0156.
FLORIDA LOQUAT FESTIVAL
The annual Florida Loquat Festival will be April 4 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Market Off Main, 6241 Lincoln St., in New Port Richey.There also will be open mic literary readings of poetry and short prose on the loquat at 1 p.m.Those who wish to participate must sign in with Wendy Buffington at the site.The festival will include presentations on the cultivation of
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First United Methodist Church First United Methodist Church of Lutz, 960 W. Lutz Lake Fern Road, will present a Good Friday processional April 3 at 6:30 p.m., on the front lawn of the church. This will be a reenactment of the day’s events leading up to and including Christ’s crucifixion. The church also will host several services on Easter, April 5, including a Sonrise service by the lake at 7 a.m., a chapel service at 8 a.m., a blended service in the sanctuary at 9:45 a.m., and a contemporary service in the sanctuary at 11:30 a.m. Between services, the youth group will host a pancake breakfast. Donations will be accepted to support a mission trip. For information, call (813) 949-1751.
Walk of the Cross The Zephyrhills/Wesley Chapel Ministerial Association and Florida Hospital Zephyrhills will present a Good Friday Walk of the Cross on April 3. The walk begins at 6:30 p.m., at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, 38710 Fifth Ave., in Zephyrhills, and will end with a brief service at 7:30 p.m., at First United Methodist Church, 38635 Fifth Ave., in Zephyrhills. For information, call (813) 7836192.
Keystone Community Church Keystone Community Church, 21010 State Road 54 in Lutz, will present a Good Friday worship service and communion April 3 at 7 p.m., and Easter Sunday celebration services April 5 at 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. For information, call the church at (813) 948-4522.
Easter sunrise service Florida Hospital Zephyrhills, 7050 Gall Blvd., will host an Easter sunrise service April 5 at 7 a.m., on the front lawn of the hospital. Pastor Nick Deford of Zephyrhills First Nazarene will speak. Guests should bring lawn chairs. There will be complimentary refreshments. For information, call Amy Spann O’ Conner at (813) 715-6625.
CrossPointe Family Church CrossPointe Family Church, 919 Debuel Road in Lutz, will host an Easter Celebration and Egg Hunt, with free breakfast, with the Easter Bunny April 5 at 9:30 a.m., followed by a worship celebration at 10:30 a.m. For information, call the church at (813) 949-7727.
Heritage Church Heritage Church, 1854 Oak Grove Blvd., in Lutz, will host Easter services April 5 at 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m., with the message “He is Risen!” There will be egg hunts at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. There also will be free refreshments. For information, call (813) 909-4080.
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COMMUNITY EGG HUNT
Victorious Life Church will host its seventh annual Community Easter Egg Hunt on April 4 at The Grove in Wesley Chapel, in the field across from Cobb Grove 16 Theatre. Egg hunts will be at 11 a.m., noon and 1 p.m., including egg hunts for children with special needs.Activities will include bounce houses, prizes, food trucks, and free pictures with the Easter Bunny. For information, call Victorious Life Church at (813) 973-2330.
SPRING FAIR AT WIREGRASS
The Shops at Wiregrass in Wesley Chapel will host its Spring Fair through April 4. There will be rides, games and family fun. Armbands are available for $20 per person. Activity tickets are $1.25 each, or 18 tickets for $20. Each ride usually requires three or four tickets.Weekday hours are 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., and weekend hours are 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. For information, visit TheShopsAtWiregrass.com.
MARKET PLACE IN DADE CITY
The Market Place in Hibiscus Park, at Seventh Street and Bougainvillea in Dade City, will be open April 4 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.The event includes vendors with items
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The Zephyrhills Historical Association will meet April 7 at the Zephyrhills Public Library, 5347 Eighth St.There will be a business meeting at 6 p.m., followed by a program at 7 p.m.The guest speaker will be Jeff Meserve, culinary chef and coowner of Abbott Station Restaurant. Refreshments will be served. For information, call Clereen Bunty at (813) 782-8763.
LAND O’ LAKES GARDEN CLUB
The Land O’ Lakes Garden Club will meet April 7 at 10:30 a.m., at the Land O’ Lakes Community Center, 5401 Land O’ Lakes Blvd.The guest speaker will be Sandra Kischuk, master gardener, on the topic of honey bees. For information and to RSVP, call (813) 961-2697.
ZEPHYRHILLS ARTSY FARMERS MARKET
The Zephyrhills Artsy Farmers Market will be every second Wednesday and fourth Saturday of the month at Zephyr Park, 38116 Fifth Ave., in Zephyrhills, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Beginning April 25, the market will become a fourth-Saturday-only event.There will be vendors selling produce, plants and flowers, specialty foods, cheeses, bakery items, jellies and jams, honey, nuts, coffee, ethnic foods and more.There also will be local art, and the market is dog friendly. Lunch specials will be offered on Wednesday for area businesses.Vendor applications can be found at SimplyEventsFl.com. For vendor and event information, call Erika Blake (727) 6741464, or email Simplyeventsfl@yahoo.com.
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such as handmade soaps, birdfeeders, jewelry, bread and more.The event is the first Saturday of every month through May and is sponsored by the Dade City Youth Council. For information, contact Lucy Avila at (352) 521-5858, or email lucyavila707@gmail.com.
QUAIL HOLLOW BRUNCH
St. Petersburg College Planetarium and Observatory will host free shows on Friday nights at 7 p.m. and 8:15 p.m.The shows are first-come, first-served. Shows last 45 minutes. Children ages 5 and older are welcome.The observatory and portable telescopes are available after each show, weather permitting.The upcoming show “The Stars of Spring” will be April 10,April 17,April 24, May 1 and May 8. For information, call (727) 341-4772.
FREE BONSAI DEMOS
Quail Hollow Golf & Country Club, 6225 Old Pasco Road in Wesley Chapel, will offer an Easter brunch April 5 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.The cost is $24.95 per person, with a half-price buffet for children.The Easter Bunny will make an appearance. For reservations, call (813) 333-0033.
Eve’s Garden Gifts, 5602 Land O’ Lakes Blvd., in Land O’ Lakes, will host free bonsai tree demonstrations and seminars from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., every Saturday in April. Topics will include spring care, correct containers, trimming, potting and shaping. For information, call (813) 996-5012, or visit EvesGardenGifts.com.
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Ladies who enjoy knitting or crocheting meet at First Baptist Church of Lutz, 18116 U.S. 41, the second and fourth Monday of every month, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., to make blankets and caps to donate to cancer patients at local hospitals. For information, call Kay Rausch at (813) 9911514, or Pat Martin at (813) 948-3513.
JUNIOR WOMAN’S CLUB MEETS The GFWC Pasco Junior Woman’s Club will meet April 7 at 6:30 p.m., at the Lexington Oaks clubhouse, 26304 Lexington Oaks Blvd., in Wesley Chapel. For information, email gfwclutzpascojwc@gmail.com.
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The Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 29, 21735 YMCA Camp Road in Land O’ Lakes, will host bingo every Tuesday at 6 p.m., for ages 18 and older. Doors open at 4 p.m. The lodge is located at the corner of U.S. 41 and Bell Lake Road. For information, call (813) 928-2294.
MARINE FOREVER GROUP MEETS
The Marine Forever Veterans Group meets every Monday at 6:30 p.m., at Beef O’ Brady’s, 21539 Village Lakes Shopping Center Drive in Land O’ Lakes.All active duty, retired and veteran marines and spouses are invited. For information, visit Marine4Ever.com.
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EASTER, from page 1A that’s coming. It’s just not here yet,” Aubin said. Like Our Lady of the Rosary, Van Dyke Church in Lutz and New Walk Church — which has campuses in Zephyrhills, Dade City and Holiday — also are expecting a big boost in attendance. “We’ll probably have basically a doubling of attendance,” said Rev. Matthew Hartsfield. We usually worship anywhere around 23 (hundred), 2,400, on a typical weekend. We’ll probably see 5,000 on Easter weekend,” said Hartsfield, pastor at Van Dyke Church, 17030 Lakeshore Road in Lutz. Leading up to Easter weekend, “we simply strongly encourage our members, our existing members to be inviting friends and relatives, acquaintances and neighbors and to simply be more intentional about just having kind of an open heart to people who might be willing to receive an invitation to come and celebrate Easter,” Hartsfield said. The service itself is very similar to a typical Van Dyke service, Hartsfield said. “We typically have a very high energy,
COMPUTER, from page 1A downtown Tampa. The pub is a new location and a rebranding for the former Yeoman’s Road Pub on Davis Islands, south of downtown Tampa. His contest prize money will help buy new equipment to enhance his business, including a DSLR camera and microphone. Giella started working on a business plan in 2013 to turn his hobby into a brick-andmortar reality. A few months ago SMARTstart approved his application, and he moved into the business center. Membership fees for on-site businesses start at $100 a month with tiered increases based on profitability. In return, fledgling entrepreneurs get office space, mentors, seminars and classes. “They want to see what you’re up to, how much you’re making, is it going to create jobs,” Giella said. “It’s great the amount of stuff we talk about. It’s not common that you can talk about business in front of oth-
high celebration time of music and worship and our messages are always positive and life-application oriented. We really don’t change much of that particular emphasis for Easter.We just simply have a very Easter-specific message,” Hartsfield said. However, there is a special children’s program at all of its Easter services that children attend while their parents are in the main sanctuary. In a society in which a growing number of people do not identify with any particular religious affiliation, Hartsfield said he thinks the best way to help encourage people to open their hearts is through making the love of Jesus real in their lives. “Truly, only the Holy Spirit can arouse the human heart. But obviously, the Holy Spirit uses human believers to help the rising of that in non-believing hearts,” Hartsfield said. “It’s really the way that Jesus himself said it would work,” Hartsfield said, citing a scriptural passage in which Jesus says that others will recognize his followers by how they love one another. “If the world is going to know that we’re his disciples and he ever existed, it’s going to be demonstrated by our acts of love and
of mercy and compassion,” Hartsfield said. New Walk Church is expecting to nearly triple its normal attendance during Easter weekend, said Gary Baldus, lead pastor. Normally, the church has an attendance of 2,000, but it expects around 6,000 during Easter weekend. “We get that from a pretty big outreach that we do. We bring in a helicopter with eggs and they drop them,” Baldus said, noting there are other smaller activities, too. “We go a little extra because we know that people are more likely to attend on this weekend than many other weekends of the year,” Baldus said. He thinks that many people also attend Easter services because the mindset, “This is just what we do on Easter.” For some, it’s a “Get right with God weekend,” Baldus said. That may not be theologically accurate, but many people feel that way, Baldus said. New Walk is ready to welcome newcomers and invite them to get involved. “We do have our groups that we are launching on the next weekend that they can get connected to. We have a baptism the next weekend, that if they make a decision, they can come back to be baptized,”
ers and actually get good advice back.” Giella graduated from Saint Leo University with a degree in business management. He launched a profitable business selling LED lighting for motorcycles, but sold the company two years ago. “Everyone kept wanting me to build websites,” he said. Gear Spinners and Techsoft Academy are gaining traction. Giella has a handful of proposals that could increase his client portfolio. If business picks up, he could be hiring his first employees in the next months. “I can’t wait until I can hire people,” he said.“But I’m taking it one step at a time.” He credits SMARTstart with giving him a chance to prove his new business has potential. “My confidence level is boosted,” Giella said.“That’s key. People can see that.” For information on Gear Spinners, contact Giella at (813) 235-0554, or visit GearSpinners.com. For information on SMARTstart, contact Covey at (727) 478-0670, (352) 437-4861, or visit SmartStartPasco.com.
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Baldus said. Some of those visiting for Easter services will undergo a transformation and begin attending regularly. Others may come back in a month or six weeks. “It is about life transformation through Jesus,” said Baldus, noting anyone who wants to find out more about the church’s services can visit EasterAtNewWalk.com. Many other churches throughout Lutz, Odessa, Land O’ Lakes, Wesley Chapel, Dade City, San Antonio, New Tampa and Zephyrhills also are planning special celebrations, including Exciting Idlewild Baptist Church, 1833 Exciting Idlewild Blvd., in Lutz. Exciting Idlewild is planning four weekend celebrations. Two services are scheduled for April 4, at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., with Hungry Harry’s Family Bar-B-Que and food from the Idlewild Kitchen from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. On April 5, there will be two services at 9:15 a.m. and 11 a.m., featuring Ken Whitten, the church’s senior pastor, and its worship choir, orchestra and band. Children, from age 5 through fifth grade, can enjoy their own Easter worship celebration at Kidz Cove.
“The overall plan, with the exception of the pylon, is attractive and is something we can be proud of,” said Carol Clarke, Pasco’s ramps, but Dionos said, “I don’t think that zoning administrator. solves it entirely.” Dionos described the sign as “tasteful” Interstate drivers would have about two and mimicking the Florida cracker style of architecture throughout the outlet mall. seconds to read the signs, he said. County Administrator Michele Baker said “They’ll forego the trip and say ‘well, maybe next time’, “ Dionis said. “They’ll get the county wants to help developers find a path to success. But she also said, “If you generally frustrated.” Members of the review panel were sympa- haven’t gotten the gist yet, Pasco does not thetic to the developer’s concerns but skeptical like pylon signs, and we don’t like billabout the pylon sign’s appropriateness. boards.”
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The Health & Wellness Center at Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel, 2700 Healing Way, will host a free seminar on surgical and nonsurgical treatment options for knee arthritis April 7 at noon. Dr. Brian Palumbo, orthopedic surgeon, will discuss the cause of arthritis, knee pain, joint replacement surgery options, recovery and rehabilitation. A free lunch will be provided. Reservations are required. For information bout this seminar, visit FloridaHospital.com/Wesley-chapel and click on Events.
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The Academy at the Lakes Middle Division girls’ basketball team won its league last season and team coach, Marla Oliver, was hoping it would be good enough to repeat as champions this year. But she got much more than she expected. “I didn’t think that we were going to go undefeated at all,” Oliver said. But that’s precisely what the Wildcats did. They ran the table, going 13-0 on their way to a second straight league title, making Oliver two-for-two as girls’ basketball coach. She also coached the boys’ basketball team for two years before taking over the girls’ squad. They had a perfect season, but it wasn’t an easy climb. As one of the smaller schools in the league, Academy at the Lakes has to deal with not only bigger schools, but older players as well. The Middle Division includes players from fifth-grade through eighthgrade, but since the academy also has a varsity team, their best players often get selected to that squad. That means they often have fifth- and sixth-graders facing eighthgraders from schools without a varsity program. For Oliver, that meant using her team’s speed to overcome a size advantage from opponents. “My girls can run,” she said. “Every time we got a rebound, we had our fast break in.” Taking advantage of rebounds and fast breaks was key to their success, she said. Since that level of basketball often has lowscoring games (many teams don’t even score 20 points), every possession is important. They were able to outrun many of their opponents, but they had some close calls. Performing under pressure was good for the team, and it demonstrated players were able to follow the coach’s guidance and execute when necessary, Oliver said. “I called the timeouts, I tell them what
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The Academy at the Lakes Middle Division girls’ basketball team claimed its second consecutive league championship by achieving a perfect season. From left are coach Marla Oliver and players Zoe Moore, Zainab Nawaz, Lexi Fernandez, Lexi Kilfoyl, Amelia Cozzolino, Kendra Falby, Jordan Angeles and Bella Robichaux. Not pictured: Haneen McNamee.
our play is and what our plan is, and they listened to me,” she said. Listening to the coach was easy for Kendra Falby, a sixth-grader. Falby described her coach this way: “She just says it like it is. She doesn’t sugarcoat it and water it down. She just gets to the point right away.” That coaching style means the team has clear goals and knows what it has to do to succeed. It also means tough practices, but that’s what was necessary to build on last year’s campaign. Falby, who played for the team last season, is a softball player at heart, but really
grew into her role with the basketball team. She scored nine points in the championship game against St. John’s. Getting better meant taking the coach’s advice and trying some unusual methods, Falby said. Falby practiced her shooting and lay-up mechanics at home. Falby also listened to her coach, who wanted her to try using her left hand for those plays. The player said she would even eat with her left hand to get comfortable using it, which made shooting and going for lay-ups as a lefty more natural. That kind of effort made a secondstraight title all the more satisfying.
“It felt amazing because all the hard work we put into it,” Falby said. “It just showed how much I really did care.” The girls cared so much that they made a special deal with their coach: If they won a second straight championship, Oliver would have special shirts made for them. They won, and now they have championship souvenirs as well. The coach said she was happy to provide the shirts, and to commemorate back-to-back championships and a perfect season. “They just worked really hard. They put in extra time and did anything I asked them to do,” Oliver said.“They’re awesome kids.”
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TOPGOLF TOURNAMENT APRIL 22
The Central Pasco Association of Realtors will host a Topgolf golf tournament on April 22 at 10690 Palm River Road. Topgolf is a game in which points are accumulated on a special driving range where micro-chipped golf balls are aimed at targets. The cost is $50 and includes two games of topgolf and lunch. There will be prizes for the top three scores, as well as an auction and 50/50 drawing. For information and to register, visit CPARGolfTournament.eventzilla.net.
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Tennis costs $35 for a single player. Check-in begins at noon, with play beginning at 1:30 p.m. For information and to register, visit ScrambleForeTheGreyhounds.com.
GOLF TOURNAMENT BENEFITS TWO CHARITIES
The Building Great Communities Charity Golf Tournament, benefiting A Brighter Community and USO Central Florida, will take place April 24 at Saddlebrook Resort, 5700 Saddlebrook Way in Wesley Chapel. USO Central Florida provides services for ill, injured and deployed military service personnel and their families. A Brighter Community is the oldest nonprofit preschool in Hillsborough County. The cost is $500 per player or $1,600 for a foursome. Sponsorships are also available. For information, call (813) 354-0995, or email David Ackerman at davidac@dpr.com or Mary Ann Skok at maryanns@dpr.com.
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MARCH 24 Baseball Steinbrenner 3, Wiregrass Ranch 1 Wesley Chapel 5, Nature Coast Tech 2 Land O' Lakes 9, Sunlake 5 Pasco 8, Weeki Wachee 0 Zephyrhills 6, Hernando 5 Gaither 9, Freedom 0 Softball Nature Coast Tech 15, Wesley Chapel 0 Land O' Lakes 6, Sunlake 0 Pasco 9, Weeki Wachee 8 Hernando 13, Zephyrhills 11 Steinbrenner 3, Wiregrass Ranch 2 Gaither 2, Freedom 1 MARCH 25 Baseball Wesley Chapel 9, Weeki Wachee 2 River Ridge 3, Zephyrhills 0 Softball Land O' Lakes 17, Wesley Chapel 2 Hudson 9, Pasco 8 MARCH 26 Baseball Land O' Lakes 10, Fivay 6 Mitchell 10, Zephyrhills 0 Softball Steinbrenner 2, Gaither 1 Freedom 2, Wiregrass Ranch 0 Land O' Lakes 6, Hernando 1 Sunlake 4, Academy at the Lakes 3 MARCH 27 Baseball Land O' Lakes 11, Fivay 0 Steinbrenner 3, Gaither 1 MARCH 28 Baseball Freedom 10, Riverview 9
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person or $275 per team. For information, call Bob Barbero at (813) 505-7589, or visit KnightsLOL.org.
The Knights of Columbus Council 8104 of Land O’ Lakes will have its Joe Kaminski & Joe Mason Memorial Golf Tournament PASCO POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE May 3 at The Groves Golf and Country Club, ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS The Pasco Police Athletic League is ac7924 Melogold Circle in Land O’ Lakes. Registration begins at 11 a.m., with a cepting registrations for football and shotgun start at noon. The cost is $75 per cheerleading. Football is for children ages 5
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APRIL 2 Baseball Gaither at Wiregrass Ranch, 7 p.m. Mitchell at Land O' Lakes, 7 p.m. Pasco at Central, 7 p.m. Weeki Wachee at Zephyrhills, 7 p.m. Spoto at Steinbrenner, 7 p.m. Fivay at Sunlake, 7 p.m. Freedom at Sickles, 7 p.m. Softball Gaither at Wiregrass Ranch, 7 p.m. Sunlake at Lecanto Anclote at Zephyrhills, 6:30 p.m. Spoto at Steinbrenner, 7 p.m. Freedom at Sickles, 7 p.m. Pasco at Weeki Wachee, 7:30 p.m.
APRIL 3 Baseball Sunlake at Wiregrass Ranch, 7 p.m. Hudson at Land O' Lakes, 7 p.m. Wesley Chapel at Gulf, 7 p.m. Softball Wesley Chapel at Wiregrass Ranch, 6 p.m. APRIL 6 Baseball Pasco at Wiregrass Ranch, 7 p.m. Ridgewood at Zephyrhills, 7 p.m. Freedom at Wharton, 7 p.m. Softball Sunlake at Wesley Chapel, 6 p.m. Freedom at Wharton, 7 p.m. Pasco at Ridgewood, 6:30 p.m. APRIL 7 Baseball Anclote at Land O' Lakes, 7 p.m. Tarpon Springs at Sunlake, 7 p.m. Steinbrenner at Tampa Bay Tech, 7 p.m. Softball Wiregrass Ranch at Zephyrhills, 7 p.m. Wesley Chapel at River Ridge, 8 p.m. Ridgewood at Sunlake, 6 p.m. Steinbrenner at Tampa Bay Tech, 7 p.m. Mitchell at Pasco, 6:30 p.m.
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through 13, and cheerleading is for children ages 3 through 14. Volunteers are also needed. The football season runs from July through November, but leagues are beginning to train coaches. PPAL states that they conduct a complete and thorough background check on all volunteers. For information, visit PascoPAL.com.
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bout 20 area youths scoured the property at Richland Assembly of God Church, seeking out colorful Easter eggs during the church’s egg hunt. Many eggs were in conspicuous places, and once the kids pried them open, they found a piece of paper telling them how many pieces of candy they’d get. The kids seemed to be having fun, as they ran around looking for eggs in the church’s second annual Easter Egg Hunt.
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After finding about a half basketful of Easter eggs, Faith Gill, 12, of Zephyrhills heads back to the Richland Assembly of God fellowship hall to open the plastic eggs and find out how many pieces of candy she would receive.
Children searched high and low during the Richland Assembly of God Church’s second annual Easter Egg Hunt. The church is located on Old Lakeland Highway in the Richland area.
Richland Assembly of God Church member Jim Rhoades, of Kathleen, is determined to hide Easter eggs on the church property for the second annual Easter Egg Hunt. About 20 kids turned out to look for the colorful plastic eggs.
Kids emerge from the fellowship hall and run to the area of the Easter egg hunt on the grounds of the Richland Assembly of God Church on Old Lakeland Highway.
Nine-year-old Lane Boybstan, of Zephyrhills, waits his turn to trade in his Easter eggs for candy during the Richland Assembly of God Easter Egg Hunt. Church member David Burger, of Dade City, assumes the role of Cranky the Pirate, as he hands out candy.
Six-month-old Emersyn Freed is curious about the taste of her first plastic Easter egg. She accompanied her parents, Crystal Jernigan of Zephyrhills and Kevin Freed of Dade City, to an Easter Egg Hunt hosted by the Richland Assembly of God Church. The colorful eggs were loaded with slips of paper — some saying how many pieces of candy the egg was worth and others containing prize slips.
A.J. Potwin, 7, of Dade City, had quite a haul. Here, he chooses the candy of his liking and loads his bag using an overhead technique.
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The merger of 911 operations between Pasco County and the sheriff’s office is a work-in-progress, and no one would say it has been without problems. But County Administrator Michele Baker and Sheriff Chris Nocco say they will try to mend what Nocco describes as a “broken partnership.” That could mean tweaking the nearly two-year-old agreement that brought the emergency call center under the county’s supervision. “We’ll sit down immediately and go through the Chris Nocco interlocal agreement and bring something back (to the commissioners),” said Baker in response to criticisms about the call center’s operations. Nocco would like management hires for the center to be shared equally between his office and the county, with each having a veto. His immediate concern is hiring a director. The position has been vacant since the resignation of its first director in September. Nocco also wants a lieutenant from his office to be named assistant director. Baker said she supports the request, calling it “brilliant.” She also assured Nocco he would be consulted on the Michele Baker director’s selection. The sheriff brought his concerns about the call center to county commissioners at their March 24 meeting. First responders, including deputies and firefighters, filled the boardroom. “That’s all we want is a partnership,” Nocco said. “The reason we are speaking up is because the partnership has failed.” Among complaints were a lack of leadership, training, quality control and urgency in responding to 911 calls. Nocco and some of his deputies cited troubling incidents.
They said a deputy was sent to the wrong address. A dispatcher delayed passing along a resident’s tip that might have led to the arrest of a murder suspect. A dispatcher advised a woman caller to step outside her house to see if a man armed with a knife was still present. A dispatcher ignored a deputy’s request for backup at a crime scene. And residents have complained about unanswered and dropped calls. “Those are unfortunate situations, and our operators were wrong,” Baker said But she defended the overall progress and operations of the call center. It meets industry standards with more than 99 percent of calls answered within 20 seconds, she said. “The staff who work in that communications center are great people,” Baker said. “They are feeling a little maligned right now because they are struggling.” Prior to the merger, Baker as then-assistant county administrator participated in a study of other call centers that dealt with consolidation. Generally the process took three years to four years, Baker said. Pasco opted to accelerate that time frame and is now a year-and-a-half into the merger, she added. On March 31, eight new hires were scheduled to begin working at the call center. New dispatching software also is ready for use. And she said 100 percent of staff members are crosstrained in working with law enforcement, medical and fire rescue calls. “Are they really experienced yet? Not so much,” Baker said. “But it takes time to become comfortable.” Nocco said training for new hires is insufficient, and some basics, such as drug testing, are overlooked. Commissioner Mike Wells Jr., said he found the hiring and training process for the call center “alarming. We need to relook at these things.We need the best of the best.”
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Team Tax Collector hoists trophy Members of Team Tax Collector took possession of the Chasco Fiesta Hunger Walk’s first place trophy on March 14. The Pasco County Tax Collector’s team had 38 participants who raised a total of $3,905 for the campaign. The trophy will be on traveling display in each of the five tax collector’s offices throughout the year.
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opment. That due diligence needs to be done before the prospect comes to the door. Pasco County will use an estimated $45 “The Jobs and Economic Opportunities million in Penny for Pasco funds to spur job Trust Fund and Pasco’s Economic Growth creation and economic development in the Program could be the most exciting and incounty. novative economic development program in The Pasco County Commission approved the Tampa Bay Region or the state of Florida,” establishing the Jobs and Economic Michele Baker, Pasco’s county administrator, Opportunities Trust Fund on March 24, ac- says in the release. “I believe this will make cording to a news release. Pasco County even more attractive for a comThe resolution commissioners adopted pany looking to relocate or expand.” creates the trust fund and economic growth When voters overwhelmingly approved program. the Penny for Pasco Renewal on Nov. 6, Pasco’s Office of Economic Growth is 2012, the county became able to increase its preparing to accept applications from devel- business recruitment efforts. opers and landowners to receive funds for “Once again, we would like to express projects, the release says. our appreciation to the voters of Pasco The trust fund allows the county to make County, for renewing the Penny for Pasco, an investment in projects that promote long- and adding in an element to fund economic term economic growth and community development projects,” noted Pasco County vitality through programs such as “ready Commission Chairman Ted Schrader, in the sites” or “shell buildings.” release. “Providing the environment to inPasco County wants to use the trust fund crease the number of higher-wage paying to attract companies that need space for jobs is one of the priorities of our strategic their businesses, or are looking for sites that plan, and something our residents deserve.” Besides approving the resolution to creare ready to develop. Having ready sites or spaces available for ate the trust fund, commissioners passed prospects will enable Pasco County to mar- another resolution to create the Jobs and ket and respond to leads that are currently Economic Opportunities Committee. That committee will provide oversight to missed opportunities, the release says. Companies also want to see a quicker re- funded projects. The Office of Economic Growth will be turn on their capital investment.The quicker the prospect is actively running their opera- accepting applications for interested pertions, the quicker they can turn a profit. sons from the manufacturing, real estate, Intensifying the demand for ready sites is the banking/finance, agricultural, or other prifact that decision-making time frames of the vate industry, and from the general public, as prospects are shorter than they were in well. More information, including project upyears past. Companies are not willing to wait for communities to find appropriate sites or dates and application information, can be buildings to determine suitability for devel- found at PascoCountyFl.net.
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Andrea Duncan, Realtor ®
ATTENTION
NICE 1/2 ACRE LOT IN LO'L near King Lake, close to sports complex, great schools $70,000. Call James Rodriguez 362-2901
DEAL WITH A PROFESSIONAL CALL US 996-4747
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WINDING CREEK ESTATES 8.62 acres in Equestrian Comm. on Mahoney Dr. $99,900. Call James Rodriguez 362-2900
7BR/4BA/3CG-2-STORY Bank Owned - Sold "AS IS" in Heritage Harbor $518,100. Call Lou Molnar 813-484-5211
3BR/2BA MH on 1 ACRE Huge kitchen liv room w/FP Needs work-Sh Sale $80,000. Call Karen Hernandez 918-5765
DUPREE LAKES-4BR/3BA/3CG Bank Owned Sold "AS IS" Spacious kit & more $239,000 Call Lou Molnar 813-484-5211
AWESOME-MOVE-IN READY 3/2.5/2 Liv Din Kit w/island Ski-lake access $229,900. Call Karen Hernandez 918-5765
PARADISE LAKES 2br/2ba Condo Tri-level Nudist Community $89,000. Call Karen Hernandez 918-5765
LAND FOR SALE 218 ACRES SOUTH Alabama Timberland With Mature Timber And 1 Mile Frontage On Patsaliga Creek Timber Investment And Hunting http://www.alabamalandandfarms.net/listing/218acres-timberland-in-south-alabama.html kk45@troycable.net LAND AUCTION:1300+/-ACRES. Stewart and Houston Counties, Tennessee. Bid ONLINE or ON LOCATION April 11th 12:00 Noon. Comas Montgomery Firm #1478. 615-895-0078, 800-825-5523 ComasMontgomery.com (z)
OUT OF AREA IRS PUBLIC AUCTION* GREENVILLE SC LAND * Great investments. Choose from 23 Lots! See website for details. Auction: 4/22/2015, 10am. Greenville Courthouse. Sharon Sullivan 954-423-7742 www.irsauctions.gov (z)
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3135 State Road 580 Suite 11 Safety Harbor, Florida 34695
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April 1, 2015
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St. Joseph’s Hospital-North Fifth Anniversary Celebration
Saturday, April 11 | 10am–2pm 4211 Van Dyke Road, Lutz
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