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June 2008
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Miss Sparklebration Pageant
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DADE CITY
Jessica Castle, a 2008 Pasco High School Graduate and future PHCC student was crowned Miss Sparklebration at the Pageant held at Dan Cannon Auditorium on June 28. Liz Richards directed the event. Alexandria Woodcock, of Centennial Middle School, was first runner-up at the Miss Sparklebration Pageant. Blake Jefferson, a student at San Antonio Elementary, was a contestant in the Miss Sparklebration Pageant held at Dan Cannon Auditorium on June 28. Hailey Ann Wade, of Centennial Middle School, participated in the Miss Sparklebration Pageant. McKenzie Green, of Centennial Elementary was crowned Young Miss Sparklebration at the Pageant held at Dan Cannon Auditorium on June 28. San Antonio Elementary student Morgan Jefferson participated in the Miss Sparklebration Pageant.
ZEPHYRHILLS
Chester Taylor Elementary student Christina Shudra participated in the Miss Sparklebration Pageant held at Dan Cannon Auditorium on June 28.
WESLEY CHAPEL
Alicia Gupta, of Weightman Middle School, was crowned Junior Miss Sparklebration at the Pageant. Kateline Irving, of Wesley Chapel High School, was crowned the 2008 Teen Miss Sparklebration at the Pageant held at Dan Cannon Auditorium on June 28. Kendi Cozzo, of Weightman Middle School, was a contestant in the Miss Sparklebration Pageant. Layla Gilliard, a student at Seven Oaks Elementary, was crowned Wee Miss Sparklebration at the Pageant held at Dan Cannon Auditorium on June 28. Liz Richards was the Pageant Director. Weightman Middle School student Nisha Gupta was a contestant in the Miss Sparklebration Pageant. Wesley Chapel High School student Tiffany Cothran was a contestant in the Miss Sparklebration Pageant held at Dan Cannon Auditorium on June 28.
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Gloria Mouw, Vice President of the East Pasco Amateur Radio Society (EPARS) observes John Mouw, Manager of Instructional Technology at Saint Leo University, as he communicate with a fellow Ham radio operators in North Carolina at Dade City’s City Hall Annex & Emergency Operations Center, on June 28. EPARS, participated in an annual event, called “Field Day” where Ham Radio clubs compete to see how many contacts can be logged with fellow “hams”. It is the climax of the week long“ Amateur Radio Week” sponsored by the ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio. The East Pasco Amateur Radio Society (EPARS) demonstrated the newest digital and satellite capabilities, voice communications and even historical Morse code, preferred by Ham radio operator Merrill Brown of Dade City, as he taps away with his right hand and tunes in frequencies with his left, on June 28. For more information contact EPARS by calling/e-mailing Gary Mentro, N3OS at (352) 458-3291
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Dade City Kiefer Village Jewels Introduces
Private Label Timepiece Collection
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Wendy Hevia, of Kiefer Village Jewels, located at 37850 Meridian Avenue in Dade City, is happy to announce that Kiefer Village Jewels now has it's own private label timepiece collection. This beautiful collection of exclusive timepieces have the name Kiefer and their knot logo on every dial. Every Kiefer timepiece is made in the USA from Swiss parts and comes with a 3 year warranty. Each piece is presented in a magnificent mahogany finished wood box. "Our private label time pieces have one of three fine Swiss movements; E.T.A, Ronda, or Valjoux, all of which have been, or are currently found in, high end time pieces" said Hevia. Rolex used E.T.A movements in times past and Valjoux movements can currently be found in some Breitling time pieces. In addition to the finest movements available for watches today, each of the Kiefer Village Jewels branded time pieces come with a synthetic sapphire crystal. This crystal is virtually scratch proof as is the second hardest substance known to man, next to diamonds. The crystal can only be scratched under EXTREME circumstances. "These timepieces are an exceptional value and you won't find an equivalent time piece with our name behind it at the price! " said Hevia.
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Zephyrhills Carwash for Kibbles
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On Saturday the “Vertically Challenged Car Club” and other members from the Zephyrhills community had a car wash to support a good friend, Roy Kibbler. A lifetime resident of Zephyrhills Roy Kibbler, 34, also known as Kibbles had a massive heart attack about 2 weeks ago and his health had been slowly declining over the past 2 weeks. Kibbles passed away two hours after the end of the car wash Saturday June 28. He will be remembered for being a great son, loving father, amazing friend and a very special person in a lot of people’s lives. His friends want to thank the community of Zephyrhills for all the help and support through this difficult time and to let the public know that there will be a gathering of all Kibbles family and friends at Zephyr Park on Saturday July 5, 2008 at 12:00pm. So please come out and remember all the good times shared with Kibbles. For all donations please call (813) 377-9951.
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Zephyrhills Family Fun & Safety Celebration
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Dylan Glisson 9 of Woodland Elementary, Sarah Neuhauser of the Zephyrhills Police Department Crime Prevention and Holly Roberts 3 of Zephyrhills love the newest member of the force, P.C the Robot who talked specifically to the kids, rolled his eyes and flashed his lights to the delight of all those in attendance at the Family Fun & Safety Celebration June 28. Rose Armory Medina, Program Manager for the Zephyrhills Pregnancy Care Center explains the Live Life Pure program “iWait” to Michelle Webb of Pasco Middle School at the Family Fun & Safety Celebration June 28. The program not only empowers young girls, but also teaches them how to make the best choices to stay clear of STD’s and pregnancy. If you would like more information, call Rose at 813 780-8005.
Playing the electronic Piano for the crowd is 9 year old Hannah Madagan of Zephyrhills who studies at Dean Johnson Music Studio in Zephyrhills. The music studio was just one of the many businesses and non-profits in attendance at the first Family Fun & Safety Celebration, hosted by Goin Postal, that included Face Painting, Music, Chalk Art, Bouncy Castle, Snow Cones, Free Child I.D. Kits, Info about SIDS, Shaken Baby Syndrome and Good Nutrition, Free Family Yoga & Tai Chi Class, Low-Cost Pet Vaccinations and Free Self-Defense Class for Kids and Parents June 28.
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Zephyrhills Pasco Pal Football
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Andrew Heinlein 10 of Woodland Elementary, Janys {CORRECT SPELLING} Heinlein and Austin Heinlein 2 rest after a Zephyrhills Pasco Pal Football Camp at Krusen Field. Zephyrhills Pasco Pal Cheer Coordinator Dawn Dutton, Amy Simpson Junior Varsity and Treasurer, Jr Fly Asst coach Annie Pearl Townsend, Jr Fly Coach Lanika Harrold and Jr Fly Asst coach Amanda Williams Tampa Bay Storm dancers worked with the girls at the Zephyrhills Pasco Pal Cheerleading Camp at Krusen Field June 30. Jeff Carlson formerly of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, donated his time. Leading the Zephyrhills Pasco Pal Football Camp at Krusen Field were former Cincinnati Bengal T. Y. Douthard, Jeff Carlson formerly of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, former Dallas Cowboy and Tampa Bandits kicker Zenon Androsyshyn, Zephyrhills P Pal Director, Marsha Decanter and ZPPAL Athletic Director Eric Gilbertson at Krusen Field June 30. Zenon Andrusyshyn, who set the Professional Football world record with a 108 yard punt, donated his time Saturday.
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Wesley Chapel Park Family
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Many families have been utilizing our beautiful new District Park at Wesley Chapel and not only for sports. The pavilions are always in use with family gatherings, and lots of parties. Preparing for a party on June 28 are (from left): Keysha Lopez Vega, of John Long Middle School, Israel Lopez Vega, of Double Branch Elementary, Laura Vega, Gabriel Sanchez Vega, Siarel Lopez Vega and Laura Rubi Alejandro Vega, of John Long Middle School, and Israel Lopez.
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Lexington Oakes Pool
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Cheyenne Wilde (from left) and Sarah Glime, of Quail Hollow Elementary, and Mallory Pierce, of Schwartzcoff Elementary agree that the best place to be when it’s 90 degrees outside is the pool at Lexington Oaks. They were cooling off on June 28.
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Pasco School Board Candidate Kurt Conover BBQ Fundraiser
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Pasco County School Board District 2 Candidate Kurt Conover held a Fundraiser at Hungry Harry’s Barbeque on June 28. Several friends and business associates joined him for dinner, music, musical chairs, face painting, dancing, and fun. For more information on his campaign, go to www.voteforkurt.org.
Matt Matey, Candidate for County Commissioner, District 3 (on left), showed his support for Pasco County School Board District 2 Candidate Kurt Conover by attending his Barbeque Fundraiser at Hungry Harry’s Barbeque on June 28. For more on Matey’s campaign, call (727) 848-4114 or go to www.mattforpasco.com.
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Dem Terri Conroy at Starkey Park
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Kaitlyn Conroy, daughter of Terri Conroy, Democrat for County Commission District 3, wishes this turtle she found at J B Starkey Wilderness Park Pavilion on June 28 could vote for her mom in the upcoming election. She was there helping out at the Picnic Fundraiser.
Friends of Terri Conroy, Democrat for County Commission District 3, gathered for a Fun Filled Picnic Fundraiser at J B Starkey Wilderness Park Pavilion on June 28. Pictured are (front, from left): Terri Conroy, Kaitlyn Conroy, Doug Cancellara, and Mike Palladino. Back (from left): Cede Kersey, Brian Rigby, Georgia Martin, Emma Stillwagon, George McBee, Kaitlyn Ligman, Elizabeth McBee, Todd Rivers, Blaise Clark, Rosemary Saposnick, Lisa Rivers, Courtney Conroy, Bill Conroy, Donna Lotz, and Christine Johnson. For more information on her campaign, call (727) 845-6295 or go to www.terriconroy.com.
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All Kids Academy's Way Out West Hoedown
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The children had a blast and really got into character at All Kids Academy's "Way Out West" Hoedown on Friday June 27th.
June 27, 2008 - 01
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Anselmo Family at Wesley Chapel District Park
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June 26, 2008 - 03
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Meadow Pointe Tennis
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June 26, 2008 - 02
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International Church
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June 26, 2008 - 01
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Wiregrass Ranch HS Band Fundraiser
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June 25, 2008 - 01
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Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce Awards & Installation Banquet
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LUTZ
Denny Esper, of Key West Media, LLC, was awarded the Chamber Member of the Year Award at the Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce Awards & Installation Banquet held on June 24 at the Bethany Center. Gloria Dale (on right), of the Lutz Land O’ Lakes Woman’s Club and Honorary Deputy Mayor of Land O’ Lakes, was awarded the Community Service Award by the Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce at their Awards & Installation Banquet held on June 24 at the Bethany Center. Joe Ritchie (on left) and Gary Williams, of Bay Cities Bank received the Business of the Year Award (under 10 employees) by the Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce at the Awards & Installation Banquet held on June 24 at the Bethany Center. Nancy Moore, of Lutz, won the Ambassador of the Year Award at the Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce Awards & Installation Banquet held on June 24 at the Bethany Center. Ron and Charlene Ierna were presented with the Business of the Year (Over 10 Employees) from the Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce at the Awards & Installation Banquet held on June 24 at the Bethany Center. David West, of the Tampa Tribune, was presented with the Media Award at the Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce Awards & Installation Banquet held on June 24 at the Bethany Center.
LAND O’ LAKES
Harry Wright, of Hungry Harry’s Barbeque, was presented with The President’s Award by outgoing chamber member Gary Williams at the Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce Awards & Installation Banquet held on June 24 at the Bethany Center. Larry DeLucenay, of Mad Hatter Utility, Inc., was named the Board Member of the Year at the Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce Awards & Installation Banquet held on June 24 at the Bethany Center. New Board Members sworn in at the Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce Awards & Installation Banquet include (from left): Incoming President Lorraine Lane, of Lane Business Consulting, Sandra Fletcher, of Bay Gulf Credit Union, Bob DiCaire, of Prudential Tropical Realty, Dave Estabrook, of Charles Rushe Middle School, and Larry Delucenay, of Mad Hatter Utility, Inc. The Annual Event was held on June 24 at the Bethany Center. New Board Members sworn in at the Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce Awards & Installation Banquet include (from left): Meredith Kleker, of Kiefer Village Jewels, Gary Loman, of Rasmussen College, Denny Esper, of Key West Media, LLC, and Outgoing President Gary Williams, of Bay Cities Bank. New Board Members sworn in at the Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce Awards & Installation Banquet include (from left): Nicole Hahn, of Jason Hahn Nature Photography, Cheryl Will, of Pizza Villa, and Joan Staut, of Connerton. Pasco County Sheriff Bob White swore in the 2008-2009 Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors at the Awards & Installation Banquet held on June 24 at the Bethany Center. Board members pictured are (from left): Faith Jordan-Masella, of LandOLakesFLA.com, Donna Piscitelli, of First American Mortgage Group, Inc., and George Clamp, of Great Britain Tile, Inc. Missing from photo is Pat Martinez, of Country Garden Flowers, and Carla Collier.
June 24, 2008 - 02
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Summer High School Football 7 on 7
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June 24, 2008 - 01
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Broadway Dancesation Recital
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June 23, 2008 - 01
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Fund raising benefit for Mike Agnello in DC
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Fund-raiser for ‘Osceola’ Mike Agnello was held Sunday in Dade City
Just some of the volunteers helping out at the fund raiser for ‘Osceola’ Mike Agnello are Billy Green, Lisa Knous, Claire Agnello, Mike Agnello, Penny Morrill and Dave Morrill. A benefit concert was held June 22, at the Osceola Tavern, for Mike Agnello, a longtime Dade City resident and owner of the Osceola Tavern. Agnello recently underwent foot surgery due to complications of diabetes and is making a slow but steady recovery. Several musical groups, including Freight Train Annie, Howlin’ Buzz, Tom Scudiero, Pete Galligher, Night Flight, Rough Cut Band, Back Alley Blue, Big Wiggler and The Beagles performed on the outside stage at The Osceola Tavern. Also, Keith Fleming will be presenting his magic and comedy show.
June 22, 2008 - 01
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Wesley Chapel Families Overwhelmed by Love
Families of Kristin and Tabitha thankful for the outpouring of love and generosity
Photos of this and other events by Nina Bartleson
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Wesley Chapel’s Tijuana Flats General Manager, Steve Fischer, presented the money raised at the fundraiser hosted by Tijuana Flats held on Saturday, May 10, 2008 to the parents of Wesley Chapel High School students Kristin Gaskin and Tabitha Pastrana, tragically lost in a car accident. The Just in Queso Foundation donated $5,000 and together with the donations from numerous friends and community members nearly $12,000.00 was raised for the girl’s families and was presented June 21. Along with the money, the families were presented with journals where friends had put photos and written their memories of Kristin and Tabitha. The girl’s parents released a statement to fundraiser organizer, Ruby Aran Houg that stated, “Thank you all for your kindness and generosity. The outpouring of love has overwhelmed us. We could have never imagined that the girls could of touched so many lives. Thank you!” Photo from left: Steve Fischer, Ruby Aran Houg, Heather Gaskin, Charles Gaskin, Becky Gaskin, Debbie Pastrana, and Karen Monroe.
June 21, 2008 - 05
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Dade City Motocross
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June 21, 2008 - 04
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WC Vipers Punt, Pass, and Kick
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Darling Alexander, Kim Robinson, Glen Robinson, Bill Bentley, Ryan Robinson, and Rick Tribble cooked food at the NFL/Pepsi Punt, Pass & Kick Competition held on June 21 at the District Park at Wesley Chapel. Hunter Watts kicks the football at the kicking station held on June 21 at the District Park at Wesley Chapel as Angel Ramos watches. Milly Figuereo and Jaime Hanna are Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleaders and were attending the NFL/Pepsi Punt, Pass & Kick Competition held on June 21 at the District Park at Wesley Chapel. Vipers Cheerleaders Riley Roberts (front spotter), Darling Alexander (coach and cheer coordinator), Shelby Clelland-Alexander (base), Isabelle Clelland-Alexander (flyer), Angie Morris (base) performed cheers. Tom Temen (from left), and his son Kyle Temen, measure the distance of the pass thrown by Jacob Morris (on right) at the NFL/Pepsi Punt, Pass & Kick Competition held on June 21 at the District Park at Wesley Chapel. Local first place winners will advance to the Sectional Competition to be held in October/November. Sectional winners will be invited to compete in the Team Championship. The top four Team Championship scorers from all the first place finalists in each age group will advance to the National Finals. These winners and their families will travel to the Finals at an NFL playoff game in January.
June 21, 2008 - 03
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Health Fair Pine View MS
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Dee Murray (from left), Pam Johnson, Michele Boyd and Yvonne Perkins, of the Rotary Club of Land O’ Lakes, had a fun-filled day at the “Healthy Pasco Coalition Health Fair” held on June 21 at Pine View Middle School. The Fair was presented by the Rotary Clubs of Land O’ Lakes, Wesley Chapel Sunrise, and Wesley Chapel Noon and offered activities that included walking, music, education, and fun!
Judith Reese, of JC Audiology Hearing Solutions, gave Candy Bliss a hearing test at the “Healthy Pasco Coalition Health Fair” held on June 21 at Pine View Middle School. Topics of interest included: Food Label Reading, Body Mass Index, Lifestyles Family Fitness, Breast self exam, Sleep Center, Cholesterol, Dermatology, Blood Sugar Testing, Dietary Counseling, Kid’s Healthy Games, Nutritional Counseling, Chiropractic care, Skin Cancer Exam, and a Blood Net USA Blood Mobile.
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WC Chamber Business 2 Business Expo
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MEADOW POINTE
The Wiregrass Ranch High School Band helped out at the Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce Business to Business Expo and Community Fair on June 21. The band is trying to make money for band competitions to cover travel expenses. Volunteers pictured are (from left): Barb Gallagher, John Freeze, Sara Olivia Rodriguez, Kelly Rodriguez, Kari Mendenhall, John Gallagher, Lauren Reid, Rebecca Valentine, Janet Valentine, and Kristin Valentine. The Bulls Band will be having future fundraisers including a Home Sales Consultant Fundraiser with several different vendors on June 25 at the Meadow Pointe II Clubhouse from 5:30-8:00pm.
David Ashkenase (from left), and his wife Wendy Ashkenase, Director of the Kids R Kids at Meadow Pointe, promoted their business at the Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce Business to Business Expo and Community Fair on June 21. Also pictured are workers Melanie Prohaska, Assistant Director Jaime Mullinax, and Nirmani Kavunathilake. Approximately 70 vendors participated in the networking event. Kids R Kids can be reached at 813-994-4525 or www.kidsrkids-meadowpointe.com.
Melonie Williams, MBA, of Willham Accounting, LLC, and Meadow Pointe resident, brought her assistant/daughter Meshayla Williams, of Wiregrass Ranch High School, with her for networking opportunities at the Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce Business to Business Expo and Community Fair on June 21. The chamber held Business Development Classes covering Internet Marketing, Personality Styles and Traits, Optimum Success from Trade-shows and Fairs, Techniques for increasing your Business Image, The Unknown Missing Ingredient to Successful Networking, Hiring and Firing Employees, Dealing with Difficult People and Difficult Situations, Strategies to Bring Balance into your Busy Life, How to Have Unlimited People Wanting to Go Out of Their Way to Help YOU Grow Your Business, and Prepare Your Home and Business for Disaster on June 20 at the school. Willham Accounting, LLC can be reached at 813-451-1932 or www.willhamaccounting.com.
Edna Gray, of Carrollwood (from left), and Cathy Bickman, of Wesley Chapel, promoted Senior Home Care at the Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce Business to Business Expo and Community Fair on June 21 at Wiregrass Ranch High School. The Wiregrass Band earned money at the expo by taking food orders from the vendors and going to the restaurants that participated, then deliver the goods back to the vendors so they didn’t have to leave their booths. Band members pictured are Lauren Reid and John Freeze. Senior Home Care is located at 2629 Wind guard Circle, Wesley Chapel. They can be reached at 813-783-8145 or www.seniorhomecare.net. Approximately 70 vendors participated in the event.
LAND O’ LAKES
Land O’ Lakes residents Sharon, Trista, and Roy Ambler, of Jimmy Jumpers, brought inflatables, cotton candy, and snow cones to the Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce Business to Business Expo and Community Fair on June 21 at Wiregrass Ranch High School. The chamber held Business Development Classes covering Internet Marketing, Personality Styles and Traits, Optimum Success from Trade-shows and Fairs, Techniques for increasing your Business Image, The Unknown Missing Ingredient to Successful Networking, Hiring and Firing Employees, Dealing with Difficult People and Difficult Situations, Strategies to Bring Balance into your Busy Life, How to Have Unlimited People Wanting to Go Out of Their Way to Help YOU Grow Your Business, and Prepare Your Home and Business for Disaster on June 20 at the school. Jimmy Jumpers can be reached at 813-477-8435 or www.jimmyjumpers.com. Approximately 70 vendors participated in the event.
WESLEY CHAPEL
Seven Oaks resident Dave Stowell brought his wife Wendy Stowell, and children Ashley (held by dad), Noah, and Alex Stowell, of Seven Oaks Elementary, to the Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce Business to Business Expo and Community Fair on June 21 to promote his business of Sure Step TUB and TILE Treatment for “Your solution to slippery when wet”. For more information, contact Stowell at 813-943-4772, or go to www.floridasurestep.com.
Donna Smith, and JP Smith, of Café Fresh by Juice Zone, was one of the food vendors at the Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce Business to Business Expo and Community Fair on June 21. They served Asian Chicken Wraps (among other items) that were fantastic. The chamber held Business Development Classes covering Internet Marketing, Personality Styles and Traits, Optimum Success from Trade-shows and Fairs, Techniques for increasing your Business Image, The Unknown Missing Ingredient to Successful Networking, Hiring and Firing Employees, Dealing with Difficult People and Difficult Situations, Strategies to Bring Balance into your Busy Life, How to Have Unlimited People Wanting to Go Out of Their Way to Help YOU Grow Your Business, and Prepare Your Home and Business for Disaster on June 20 at the school. Café Fresh by Juice Zone is located at 1219 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., Wesley Chapel. They may be reached at 813-929-1555 or www.juicezone.com.
Lisa Noury, of The Day Spa located at the Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio, enjoys a laugh with Michale Arato, of the The Rotary Club of Wesley Chapel, at the Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce Business to Business Expo and Community Fair on June 21. Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio is located at 1822 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., Wesley Chapel. They can be reached at 813-907-1300 or at www.mndayspa.com.
Marcos Vazquez, of Buffalo’s Southwest Café (second from left), holds the trophy for the People Choice Award for the Battle of the Wings at the Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce Business to Business Expo and Community Fair on June 21. Beef O’ Brady’s at Meadow Pointe owner Jeff Martin holds the trophy for the Judges Choice. Also pictured are Leah Garcia and GM Peter Eisbrenner, of Beef O’ Brady’s (on right), Shirley Leung, Teen Miss Wesley Chapel, and Santanna Groeller, who won Tiny Miss Wesley Chapel.
Tiffany Sentner and husband Dave Senter, of Wesley Chapel, promoted their Sunshine Snow Balls business at the Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce Business to Business Expo and Community Fair on June 21. Their Authentic Shaved Ice comes in over forty flavors and they are available for fundraisers, private parties, and special events. For more information, contact them at 813-997-4666 or www.SunshineSnoballs.com.
ZEPHYRHILLS
Elizabeth Helms, of Zephyrhills, promoted The Canadian Drugstore at the Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce Business to Business Expo and Community Fair on June 21. For more information on The Canadian Drugstore, call 813-788-2007, or go to www.drugstoreunlimited.com. They are located at 5406 Gall Blvd., Suite C, Zephyrhills.
June 21, 2008 - 01
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CABA Golf at Heritage
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Volunteers at the CABA golf tournament, Curtis S. Brown, Hank Staniszewski, Gayle Santonelli, Donna Tafuro, Emmanuel Catalan, Robert S. Wise and Thai Huynh stand in front of just a few of the prizes and gifts donated helping make the tournament fund raiser at Heritage Harbor Golf and Country Club June 20, a great success.
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B2B Business Development Classes
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In conjunction with its B2B Expo & Community Fair, the Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce held several business development classes on June 20. Jim Karam, (right), Chapter Chair of SCORE, counselors to America’s Small Business, led this class on how to effectively market for the Internet.
Timely information about achieving success from trade shows and Fairs from Lisa Drakes of Firecracker Marketing on the day prior to the Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce B2B Expo & Community Fair. Drakes, who covered subjects such as how to set up your table or booth and display your products and services for optimal success, was held at Wiregrass Ranch High School June 20.
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Brett Burns at Rapscallions
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National recognized songwriter and humorist Brent Burns, who performed at Rapscallions June 19 to a packed house. Burns' has tapped into the public's anger over rising fuel prices with his new song "Pain At The Pump". The video for the song was posted on You Tube and had thousands of hits within hours and earned additional national exposure on CNN, who posted the video on their web site, did a phone interview with Burns and used the song in their report, "Four Bucks! What's Next? America's Fuel Nightmare" which aired May 31.
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Mary Jo Dance Studio Prepares
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Mary Jo’s Performing Arts prepares for “Hats Off To Dance”
Young ladies from Mary Jo’s Performing Arts Academy in Carrollwood, (front) Hailey Tucker, Theresa Sanchez, Payton Pope, Anna Pennington, (middle) Olivia Roberds, Alexandra Michaels, Kaylin Price, Jade Smith, Rebecca Wilson, (back) Christine Martinez, Kelsey Legget, Micalya Tenney, Nicole Neagebauer, Eliana Rowe and Brittni Milner will be performing in the 29th Annual, “Hats Off To Dance” June 27 through June 29 at the University of South Florida’s Theatre I. “Hats Off To Dance” will include performances in multiple disciplines of dance and voice, as well as performances by professional dance and vocal artists. Show times include: June 27, 7:00 pm; June 28, 1:00 and 7:00 pm and June 29 1:00 pm. For ticket information or more information on the Academy, please call 813-969-0240 or visit www.mjpaa.com.
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U15 Spirit of 93 FLA Soccer in Temple Terrace
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The girls of Temple Terrace’s premier under 15 soccer team, Spirit of 93, take a break from the heat of the afternoon June 19 and then it is back to work, under the direction of their coach Jeff Liss, as they prepare to play some of the strongest teams from around the state this summer.
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Fishing at Riverfront Park in Temple Terrace
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Fishing buddies Gerrit Steen of Brandon, Melvin Dennard of Ernie Haire Ford and his son Melvin Waters Dennard of Temple Terrace found the Hillsborough River a bit low at the Rotary Riverfront Park in Temple Terrace June 19 but still had a lot of fun tring to snag a couple of fish.
June 19, 2008 - 04
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Siebel Falls Showcase Home for Charity
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June 19, 2008 - 03
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Elayne for Mayor Dunk the Diva
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Free Networking at Song and Dance
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June 19, 2008 - 01
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Lutz Nye Park Camp
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Several students attend the Summer Camp at Nye Park to play games and have fun. Some of the students in attendance on June 17 include (from left): Austin Cintron and Chris Pearson, of Lutz Elementary, Dallas Wooton, of Freedom High School, Antonio Valdez and Justin Johnson, of Liberty Middle School, Zachary Nichols, of Freedom High School, and Ryan Lloyd and Ryan Pearson, of Liberty Middle School. Coach Don Wright (on left), shows Miquel Hendon, of Lutz Elementary, some tips on playing chess at the Summer Camp at Nye Park. These girls prefer having fun at Summer Camp at Nye Park to staying home and being bored. Pictured are (from left): Florence Adeyanju, of Martinez Middle School, Brianna Rainone, of Center Academy, Christina Broyles and Caitlin Frix, of Liberty Middle School, and Kay Barnley, of Learning Gate Community (front).
June 17, 2008 - 02
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CP Chamber Power Lunch
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June 17, 2008 - 01
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Summer Fun at Wesley Chapel District Park's Playground
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Summer Fun! Meadow Pointe residents ten-year-old Elizabeth Davis spins four-year-old Vanessa Davis on the playground at Wesley Chapel District Park, Boyette Road, Wesley Chapel June 14. Summer Fun! Meadow Pointe resident, four-year-old Gracie Davis on the playground at Wesley Chapel District Park, Boyette Road, Wesley Chapel June 14.A day at the park! Meadow Pointe residents four-year-old Gracie Davis held by her mother Sarah Davis, Ten-year-old Elizabeth Davis, four-year-old Vanessa Davis and fifteen-year-old Amber Hudson enjoy time on the playground at Wesley Chapel District Park, Boyette Road, Wesley Chapel June 14.
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Movie Time at the LOL Library
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Sitting down with bags of popcorn at the Land O’Lakes Public Library ready to enjoy the movie “National Treasure – Book of Secrets” are Bethany Baird, Logan Truso, Connor Jones, Grace Jones, Daniella Knox, Angelina Knox, Hailey Nguyen, Devin Smith, Hilary Jones, Kyle Francisco, Sarah Weir, Amy Ruby, Marielle Calabria, and Ilsa Hernandez on June 14.
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Sheriff Bob White Volunteer Rally
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Main St NPR Blueberry Fest
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Jordan Conrad 12, with Angel, a 1 ½ year old Maltes Yorkie and his little sister Lily Conrad 3, both Home Schooled by their mother Vonda Conrad of New Port Richey with Maggie, a 12 week old Bassett Hound, enjoy a beautiful Saturday afternoon at Downtown Blueberry Fest - Shop ‘N Stroll along the sidewalks of Main Street and Grand Blvd. June 14. Neighbors and guests enjoyed horse drawn hay rides, arts and crafters, face paintings and of course Blueberry delights at the quarterly event.
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Morton Plant 4th Annual Flag Day
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Morton Plant North Bay Hospital through its Caring Partners volunteer organization hosted its fourth annual Flag Day celebration. The event include an official flag retirement ceremony conducted by the VFW Chester MacKay Post 7987 June 14.
US Congressman for the 9th District Gus Bilirakis spoke at the fourth annual Flag Day celebration at Morton Plant North Bay Hospital June 14. State Representative Mike Fasano spoke at the fourth annual Flag Day celebration, JGulf High School student Joe Akin sang the National Anthem at the fourth annual Flag Day celebration at Morton Plant North Bay Hospital June 14. Bringing joy to the lives of people seeking treatment at Morton Plant North Bay Hospital and to the fourth annual Flag Day celebration are Clowns Denise “Suga Belle” Janes, Anne “Flowerpot” Snodgrass, Patti “Froggy Freeda” Lake, Theresa “Mell-o-dee” Wallace, Gail “Emmie” Hirst, Bill “Willy” Hirst and Cheryl Chmura North Bay Staff.
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WCAA T-Ball Marlins Party
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The WCAA (Wesley Chapel Athletic Association) T-ball Marlins capped off their season with a party at the Wesley Chapel District Park on June 14. Trophies were handed out, cake was eaten, and everyone had fun. Pictured are (front row, from left): Robert Newman, Zavier Williams, Kelley Griffing, Jalen Reid, Spencer Delessio, and Carson Samanka. Middle row (from left): Zachary Williams, Connor Hogan, Braedin Erdmann, Baylie King, Blake Perez, and Nicholas Alfonso. Back row (from left): Volunteer Melissa Samanka, Keera Reid, Coach Jared Reid, Head Coach Victor Perez, Coach Scott King, and volunteer Heather King. Missing from photo is player Reese Oliver.
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Zephyrhills PPAL Fundraising
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Bailey Comstock, a student at Stewart Middle School, and volunteer mom Amy Comstock, were out collecting money for the newly revamped Zephyrhills Pal Football league that is now called Zephyrhills Pasco Pal Football (ZPPAL) after the former ZPAL Board of Directors voted to change its league affiliation to Mid Florida Football and Cheerleading Conference (MFFCC) from Pasco Police Athletic League (PPAL). That league now plays in Lakeland but what about the local kids whom just want to play football and cheerlead locally? The ZPPAL is starting over and needs uniforms, equipment, and everything. They need local businesses to step up to help their league get started so lots of local youth can play their games. If you can help, go to www.eteamz.com/zbulldogs, or call Marsha Decena at 813-714-1465.
Marsha Decena, Director of the newly formed Zephyrhills Pal Football league that is now called Zephyrhills Pasco Pal Football (ZPPAL) was joined by lots of volunteers who were out collecting money for their newly revamped Zephyrhills Pal Football league that is now called Zephyrhills Pasco Pal Football (ZPPAL) after the former ZPAL Board of Directors voted to change its league affiliation to Mid Florida Football and Cheerleading Conference (MFFCC) from Pasco Police Athletic League (PPAL). That league now plays in Lakeland but what about the local kids whom just want to play football and cheerlead locally? The ZPPAL is starting over and needs uniforms, equipment, and everything. They need local businesses to step up to help their league get started so lots of local youth can play their games. The group will be having a car wash on If you can help, go to www.eteamz.com/zbulldogs, or call Marsha Decena at 813-714-1465.
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Birthday Party Zephyr Park
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AJ Gilroy, a student at Faith Kids Learning Center (front, left), celebrated his third birthday with lots of relatives and friends at beautiful Zephyr Park on June 14.Where is the perfect place to go on a hot day? The water play area at Zephyr Park. Friends Draven Poole, of West Zephyrhills Elementary (from left), Judah Norwood, of Centennial Elementary, and Amari Warren, future student at Stewart Middle School, holding Dajiah Jones, future kindergartener at West Zephyrhills Elementary, had a blast running through the water on June 14.
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Blackwood Studios Color Crazy
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Blackwood Studio of Dade City presents “Color Crazy” at their performance June 13 and 14 at the Wesley Chapel Center for the Arts Dancers from the Blackwood Studios of Dade City, Andrea Bianco, Vanna Gray, Rachel Kolaric, Shelby Martin, Sarah Piersall, Courtney Ricardo, Katie Ruffell and Amanda Wilcher celebrate the color of Purple, by dancing to “Court” by W.A. Mozart June 13. Rita Sausmikat of Blackwood Studios interprets the color yellow while dancing to the music of Ken Nordine at the Wesley Chapel Center for the Arts. Blackwood Studios dancers Haley Browning, Courtney Graham, Shelby Heldt, Kacie Huber, Drew Johnston, Makenzie Mangarelli, Mallori Overcash and Nathalie Sawczuk perform to the song, “Let the Sunshine In” at the Wesley Chapel Center for the Arts June 13.
Ashley Scharber of Blackwood Studios gracefully dances to the music of Eva Cassidy, “Fields of Gold” made popular by Sting. Courtney Ricardo of Blackwood Studios strikes an interesting pose as she dances to “Black Roses Red” at the Wesley Chapel Center for the Arts June 13. Makenzie Mangarelli and Courtney Graham of Blackwood Studios dance to “April Showers” and the little Black Rain Cloud from Bambi. Cyndee Bennet, Laura Christmas, Olivia Coscia, Kristen Frye, Helen Johnson,Anna LaRue, Brittney McBath, Shannon Morris, Chloe Newman, Allie Parrish, Courtney Ricardo, Rebekah Sausmikat, Rita Sausmikat, Ashley Scharber, Jamie Stout and Leah Weightman of Blackwood Studios danced to “Yellow Submarine” at the Wesley Chapel Center for the Arts June 13.
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Anniversary at Benedetto's
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Ben Pumo, owner of Benedetto’s Ristorante Italiano (on left), offered congratulations to Terry and Judy Maddux on their 38th wedding anniversary on June 13. The Land O’ Lakes college sweethearts chose to celebrate their special day at the finest restaurant around and enjoyed it immensely.
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Sound Wave Open House
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Terri for Lutz Guv'na
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Lutz Guv'na Flea Market
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Independent Avon Sales Rep Carol McBride, with Kerri Callahan with ‘Spot’, Alyssa Rubino with ‘Jackson’ and Sandy Sumner, considers adding cute little rabbits to her product line in response to the attention the lagomorphs received at the Lutz Guv’na Flea Market June 7.The Ladies of Lutz / Land O’Lakes Women’s Club, (from left) Edwina Kraemer, Peggy Cooper, Elaine Warner, Sheila Hollahan, Sandy Elmore, Marilyn Wannamaker, Annie Fernandez (in back row) Rebecca Grim, Lynn Shipman and in the very front, Tate Baker, Juniorette worked hard as usual but had a whole lot of fun.
Ellis and Faye Wheatley took a break from their duties as volunteers for the Friends of Lutz Library to check out the many informative booths and helpful people like Don Hamilton of Ierna’s Heating and Cooling at the Lutz Guv’na Flea Market June 7. Raising funds for charity is Terri Williamson (aka Lois Lane) candidate for Lutz Guv’na (sponsored by Community News) and her son Aaron Williamson 13, Superman 70, Evan Erickson 13, Angelina Williamson 12 and Alicia Largel.
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Open House at 5th 3rd bank
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The folks at the New Tampa YMCA, Henry Miller (Y), Mary Billington (M), Kathleen West (C) and Cindy DelVecchio (A) spell it out in face paint on their cheeks at the Open House at Fifth Third Bank June 7. Wags the Clown applies the face paint to Gabriela Aponte 7, of Land O’Lakes, made a balloon hat for Drew Bradstreet, 4 as Elisa Bradstreet and Kamden Bradstreet, 1, all of Land O’Lakes wait their turn. Other attractions like a jazz band and a moonwalk were on hand
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Pasco High School Graduation
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Weston Johnson 3126… Weston Johnson sang the National Anthem and led the Pledge of Allegiance at Pasco High School’s 101st commencement exercises June 6 at W. E. Edwards Stadium.Ashlee Hamory 3131… Ashlee Hamory gave a wonderful musical presentation, with a helping hand from Principal Patrick J. Reedy, singing “Where Do We Go.” at Pasco High School’s 101st commencement exercises June 6 at W. E. Edwards Stadium.Abby Fagan 3147… Senior Class President Abby Fagan gave a speech entitled “Memories Made, Lessons Learned” at Pasco High School’s 101st commencement exercises June 6 at W. E. Edwards Stadium. Katie Cogar 3163… Katie Cogar gave a splendid musical presentation with her hair blowing in the wind at W. E. Edwards Stadium singing “Friends” at Pasco High School’s 101st commencement exercises June 6.
Madeline Armstrong 3169…Class of 2008 Salutatorian Madeline Armstrong gave a speech entitled “Untitled” at Pasco High School’s 101st commencement exercises June 6 at W. E. Edwards Stadium.Brianne Farmer 3175… Class of 2008 Valedictorian Brianne Farmer gave a speech entitled “Happy Endings” at Pasco High School’s 101st commencement exercises June 6 at W. E. Edwards Stadium.Kayla Barthle 3226…National Honor Society (NHS) President Kayla M. Barthle, Clayton Windsor, Kyra Lingo ( Magna Cum Laude and NHS) and Daniel Wynn celebrate their graduation from Pasco High School following the conclusion of commencement exercises June 6 at W. E. Edwards Stadium. TJ Bryant 3230…For the 101st time, Dade City celebrates it’s graduates like TJ Bryant, Danielle King, Brittany Pope and Rashard Jordan of the Pasco High School Class of 2008 on June 6 at W. E. Edwards Stadium. Roberto Virgen 3232…Members of the Class of 2008 Roberto Virgen Jr., Maggie Juarez, Zeke Juarez and Madison Murray celebrate the conclusion of commencement exercises June 6 at W. E. Edwards Stadium.
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Wesley Chapel High School Graduation
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Natalie Wells 3082… Class of 2008 Valedictorian Natalie Wells gave the opening speech and closed the ceremony by telling fellow classmates to “Turn their Tassels” at Wesley Chapel High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome. Jordan Hendrix 3012 … Senior Class Vice President Jordan Hendrix at Wesley Chapel High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome. Kathyrn Diaz 3016… Class of 2008 Salutatorian Kathryn Diaz at Wesley Chapel High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome. Christina Choe 3020… Class of 2008 Executive President Christina Choe at Wesley Chapel High School’s Commencement Exercises, held June 5 at the USF Sundome.Tyrone Lovett 3034… Wesley Chapel High School’s Class of 2008 graduate Tyrone Lovett patiently waits his turn to pick up his diploma at Wesley Chapel High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome.Meghan Bingham 3098…Classmates forever are Meghan Bingham, David Mitchell, Melanie Prohaska, Breanna Madden, Jasmine Pleasant and Cree McIver following the Wesley Chapel High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome. Alex Prengaman 3099…Proud graduates from the class of 2008, Andrew Richter, Jasmine Pleasant, Murry Powell, Katie Diaz, Breanna Madden, Richie Wotasek, Danny Puyolzima, Ross Braddock and Emily Plate will meet again and again at class reunions in the future.
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Land O'Lakes High School 2008 Graduation
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Land O’Lakes HS Class of 2008 graduate Benea Masella shakes hands with her former Principal at Pine View MS Dave Estabrook and currently the Principal at Charles Rushe MS, at Land O’Lakes High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome.
Waiting with increasing anticipation to “Turn their Tassels” are Land O’Lakes HS Class of 2008 graduates Brittney Abel, Bianca Anderson-Rosa, Dominic Abreu, Sarah Adams, and Robert Ahrendt at Land O’Lakes High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome. Land O’Lakes HS Class of 2008 graduate Ben Anderson patiently waits his turn to pick up his diploma at Land O’Lakes High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome. Land O’Lakes HS Class of 2008 graduate John Weatherford receives congratulations from big brother State Representative Will Weatherford LOLHS 1998, who spoke at his Alma Mater’s commencement ceremony June 6 at the USF Sundome. Amanda Garretson, Amber Mallozzi, Morgan Vari and Josh Faircloth celebrate the conclusion of the Land O’Lakes High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome. Heather Johnson gave the Senior Class President’s Address at Land O’Lakes High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome. Chelsea Pesta gave the Salutatorian’s Address at Land O’Lakes High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome. Anastasia Hiller gave the Valedictorian’s Address at Land O’Lakes High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome. Shyam Sundaresh gave the Valedictorian’s Address for the International Baccalaureate program at Land O’Lakes High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome. CeCe Douglas gave the Student Council President’s Address at Land O’Lakes High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome. Katie Lee Meusling gave the Salutatorian’s Address for the International Baccalaureate program at Land O’Lakes High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome. Ariel Choi gave the Salutatorian’s Address for the International Baccalaureate program at Land O’Lakes High School’s Commencement Exercises held June 5 at the USF Sundome.
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Primrose Graduation
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Dr. Zack Fifth Anniversary
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Seven Oaks Playground
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Miss New Tampa Pageant
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Brooke Britto, of Heritage Elementary, was second runner up at the Miss New Tampa Pre-Teen Pageant held on June 1 at the Pebble Creek Community Center. The first time pageant was directed by Vicky McShane who would like to thank sponsors: Dairy Queen, New Tampa and Wesley Chapel, Dianna Acosta, of Mary Kay Cosmetics, Bay Gulf Credit Union, Pakmail, NTLC Property Maintenance, and New Tampa Neighborhood News.Isabella Alfaro, of Heritage Elementary, was second runner up at the Miss New Tampa Princess Pageant held on June 1 at the Pebble Creek Community Center. The first time pageant was directed by Vicky McShane who would like to thank sponsors: Dairy Queen, New Tampa and Wesley Chapel, Dianna Acosta, of Mary Kay Cosmetics, Bay Gulf Credit Union, Pakmail, NTLC Property Maintenance, and New Tampa Neighborhood News.Kathleen Switzer, of Chester Taylor Elementary, won the Miss New Tampa Sweetheart Pageant held on June 1 at the Pebble Creek Community Center. The first time pageant was directed by Vicky McShane who would like to thank sponsors: Dairy Queen, New Tampa and Wesley Chapel, Dianna Acosta, of Mary Kay Cosmetics, Bay Gulf Credit Union, Pakmail, NTLC Property Maintenance, and New Tampa Neighborhood News.Kiersten Herman, of Chester Taylor Elementary, was second runner up at the Miss New Tampa Sweetheart Pageant held on June 1 at the Pebble Creek Community Center. The first time pageant was directed by Vicky McShane who would like to thank sponsors: Dairy Queen, New Tampa and Wesley Chapel, Dianna Acosta, of Mary Kay Cosmetics, Bay Gulf Credit Union, Pakmail, NTLC Property Maintenance, and New Tampa Neighborhood News.
Carlie Miccolis, of Benito Middle School, was named Miss New Tampa Teen on June 1 at the Pebble Creek Community Center. The first time pageant was directed by Vicky McShane who would like to thank sponsors: Dairy Queen, New Tampa and Wesley Chapel, Dianna Acosta, of Mary Kay Cosmetics, Bay Gulf Credit Union, Pakmail, NTLC Property Maintenance, and New Tampa Neighborhood News.Kayla Gilyard, of Seven Oaks Elementary, was named Miss New Tampa Princess on June 1 at the Pebble Creek Community Center. The first time pageant was directed by Vicky McShane who would like to thank sponsors: Dairy Queen, New Tampa and Wesley Chapel, Dianna Acosta, of Mary Kay Cosmetics, Bay Gulf Credit Union, Pakmail, NTLC Property Maintenance, and New Tampa Neighborhood News. For more information about the pageant, go to www.missnewtampapageant.com.Dade City’s Sheena Bell, a student at USF, was named the first Miss New Tampa at the pageant held on June 1 at the Pebble Creek Community Center. The pageant was directed by Vicky McShane who would like to thank sponsors: Dairy Queen, New Tampa and Wesley Chapel, Dianna Acosta, of Mary Kay Cosmetics, Bay Gulf Credit Union, Pakmail, NTLC Property Maintenance, and New Tampa Neighborhood News.Shelby Surratt, of Centennial Elementary, was first runner up at the Miss New Tampa Sweetheart Pageant held on June 1 at the Pebble Creek Community Center. The first time pageant was directed by Vicky McShane who would like to thank sponsors: Dairy Queen, New Tampa and Wesley Chapel, Dianna Acosta, of Mary Kay Cosmetics, Bay Gulf Credit Union, Pakmail, NTLC Property Maintenance, and New Tampa Neighborhood News. For more information about the pageant, go to www.missnewtampapageant.com.
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Cricket at Wesley Chapel Park
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Euks Make a Wish Golf Tournament
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