Trinity - Vol. 11, Issue 8, August 2015

By Julie Kanehl

Given the amount of rain thatour area has had recently, it’s a goodtime to reassess your insurance cover-age, and more importantly make surethat you don’t have any “gaps.” In-surance gaps happen when you thinkyou’re covered, but you aren’t. Thebest way to make sure you have thecoverage you need is to sit down andtalk to an agent who knows the area,and is dedicated to providing morethan a policy, but a relationship thatyou can depend on when it reallycounts. The Clendon Webb Insur-ance Agency is located at 6704 Con-gress Street in New Port Richey, andis staffed with an incredible group of

certified insurance professionals whocan help you choose the best auto,property, and life policies that arebest for you and your family. What’smore, Clendon Webb is a life-longNew Port Richey resident, and heknows the area extremely well. Thishas been very helpful when providingpersonalized advice about coverageto his clients. State Farm is thelargest insurer of homes and automo-biles in the nation.

Here’s some interesting info: Didyou know that State Farm has beenthe number one insurance companyfor automobile insurance since 1942and continues to be a leader in the in-dusty in other lines of insurance.

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The Premier “Shop Local” Community Magazine Directly Mailed To 18,000 Homes In Trinity & Surrounding AreasThis Independent Community News, Business & Dining Guide Is Directly Mailed Once Each Month To:Aristida, Champion’s Club, Chelsea Place, Country Place, Ellington Estates North, Ellington Place, Fairway Springs, Fox Hollow, Foxwood, Greenbrook Estates, Heritage Lake, Heritage Springs, Hills Of San José, Hunter’s Ridge, Hunting Creek, Longleaf, Magnolia Estates, Nature’s Hideaway, Oak Ridge, Riverbend, Riverchase,River Crossing, River Oaks, Riverside Estates, Riverside Village, Riverside Villas, Seven Springs Golf & Country Club, Southern Oaks, Spring Lake, The Sabals, Thou-sand Oaks, Timber Greens, Trinity, Trinity East, Trinity Oaks, Trinity West, Veterans Village, Woodbend, Woodgate, Wyndgate & Wyndtree

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:Relief Fund Established ForPasco Flood Victims...............3

Community Calendar............4-5River Ridge HS News...........8-9 Excel Creative Learning

Academy.......................12-13Farrell Carpet Cleaning...18-19Got Lobstah?..................20-21National Rejuvenation

Centers........................22-23Pose by Pose Yoga..........26-27Bella Pool Service..............28-29“Out of the Darkness” Walks..32Auto Technologies..........34-35Clearwater Lady Bombers..36-37Taste of Trinity 7....................38Johnny Brusco’s Pizza.......40-41Colored Classifieds.................46

See “Clendon Webb” on pg. 42

Here for You 24/7By Katie Thomas

It’s hot out there! When youneed help with your AC, you can de-pend on Air Hawk to swoop in andzero in to target the problem and re-

turn your cool! Better yet, Air HawkHeating & Cooling is available foremergencies 24 hours a day, sevendays a week. Serving residential andcommercial customers in all of Pasco,Hernando and Northern Pinellas

Counties, Air Hawk Heating & Cool-ing has the knowledge to repair yoursystem the right way, and fast!

Locally owned and operated bythe Massa family, Air Hawk Heating& Cooling provides installation serv-ices as well as heating and cooling re-pairs. Joe and Carly Massa ensure alevel of service that keeps earning AirHawk great reviews from customersand many referrals. With fifteen yearsof experience, Joseph (Joe) Massa runsa company he is proud of becauseevery customer is served with the goalto provide them with exceptional serv-ice and products at a competitive pricethat is always fair.

Like his company, Joe is locallygrown – he grew up in Pinellas andgraduated from Clearwater HighSchool in 1995. In 1999, he’d de-cided on a trade and graduated fromPTEC in 2000 and immediately wentto work in the heating and cooling

See “Air Hawk” on page 44

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RELIEF FUND ESTABLISHED FORPASCO FLOOD VICTIMS

United Way of Pasco County hasestablished a relief fund to help localflood victims. Due to recent flooding,more than 61 homes have beenseverely impacted including low andmoderate income residents and elderlyfamilies. Repair and recovery expensesmay push many of these residentsbeyond their financial capacity. Onehundred percent of donated fundswill be used to assist victims and noadministrative funds will be used byUnited Way or its partners.

Duke Energy through theirFlorida Foundation Council has pro-vided United Way of Pasco County a$10,000 grant to begin the fund andget recovery work underway. DukeEnergy will also be assisting by provid-ing volunteers in the field to helpflood victims. “Duke Energy is grate-ful for the work United Way Pasco hasplanned to respond to the needs ofcitizens in Pasco County who havebeen impacted by flooding,” said AlexGlenn, Duke Energy Florida statepresident, “We are proud to providethis grant to help with the efforts.”

United Way of Pasco County is

working closely with thePasco County EmergencyOperations Center and Emer-gency Management Staff toassist in appropriate ways andmobilize corporations and cit-izens when safe to begin re-covery efforts.

Flood victims may call 2-1-1 in Pasco to find resourcesfor assistance and log theirneeds. Simply dial 2-1-1 fromany Pasco phone or dial (877-828-8929) to be connected with a callspecialist 24/7.

Funds may be donated to helpflood victims by making a contributionat any Wells Fargo Bank nationwide tothe United Way of Pasco-Flood ReliefAccount. Funds may also be donateddirectly to United Way of PascoCounty - 17230 Camelot Court LandO' Lakes, FL 34638. Cash, check,major credit cards accepted as dona-tions. 727-835-2020.

About United Way of Pasco:United Way of Pasco County (UWPC)was founded in 1982 and since thattime has raised millions of dollars to

address some of Pasco County's mostcritical community needs. As an organi-zation, UWPC is committed to advanc-ing the common good in Pasco Countythrough collaboration and partnershipwith highly-effective nonprofit programsin the community.

UWPC brings together people fromall across the community – government,business, faith groups, nonprofits, laborand ordinary citizens – to tackle the is-sues that matter most in the community.The organization is headquartered inLand O’Lakes, FL. For more informa-tion about United Way, please visitwww.unitedwaypasco.org. Follow onfacebook: www.facebook.com/unitedway-pasco.


Community CalendarTrinity AREA

Alzheimer's Family Organizationand Medical Center of Trinity Pres-ent: What You Need to KnowAbout the Baker Act

Aug. 28, 10 AM – 2 PM––WhatYou Need to Know About the BakerAct will be presented at Medical Cen-ter of Trinity, 9330 State Road 54 inTrinity. Cost is $10 for AFO members/ $15 for non-members and includescontinental breakfast and lunch.

Topics and Guest Speakers:Alzheimer’s Disease & Dementia -James Boone, Ph.D, Board CertifiedNeuropsychologist; What is NAMI(National Association of Mental Ill-ness)? - Grace Maselli, President,NAMI Pasco Board of Directors;Baker Act Basics - Elizabeth Statzer,Director of Behavioral Health Out-reach, HCA Behavioral Health Serv-ices; Crisis Intervention Team (CIT)- Daniel Cobianco, Pasco CountySheriff’s Office; Baker Act In Depth -Raine Johns, Esquire, Attorney AtLaw, Office of the Public Defender,Sixth Judicial Circuit of Florida andElizabeth Statzer. Register for thisevent by calling 727-848-8888 or888-496-8004.

The Nature Coast Chapter ofthe Florida Native Plant SocietyMeetings

2nd Tuesday, Monthly, 7 PM––Florida Native Plant Society meets atThe Land O’ Lakes Community Cen-ter, 5401 Land O’ Lakes Blvd/US 41in Land O’ Lakes. The Sept. 8 programfeatures “Landscaping & Gardeningwith Florida Native Plants,” presentedby Peggy Gretchen, Nature CoastChapter member and Pasco MasterGardener. This PowerPoint presenta-tion was created through a partnershipof the St. Petersburg Audubon Societyand the Pinellas Chapter of the FloridaNative Plant Society with the goal toprovide general concepts and principlesto consider when creating a home land-scape with Florida native plants. Theselandscapes will be attractive, require lessmaintenance, support wildlife, conservenatural resources, and celebrate the nat-ural beauty and heritage of Florida!

Meetings are free, and all inter-ested parties are invited to attend, tobring questions about their yard, andparticipate in light refreshments andthe native plant drawing.

For more information, call Sandy

at (727) 207-1853 or log on to pas-conativeplants.org.

Hydroponics at Home WorkshopFri., Aug. 28, 11 AM–12:30 PM–

–Learn how to build your own hydro-ponic garden. This workshop, at theOldsmar Flea Market (D-West build-ing) at 180 Racetrack Road in Olds-mar, will show several differentmethods / systems which you canbuild for almost nothing. We have pre-cut the materials and we will be assem-bling them during the workshop.“How to Build" handouts and materi-als Lists for you to take home. Reserva-tions are Required but they are goingfast. Call (727) 391-9590, MessageUrban Farmers Group through face-book or email [email protected] for more information.Bring a lawn chair; lunch provided; andfree seeds.

Night in the Islands at the TarponSprings Sponge Docks

Sat., Aug. 29, 6–11 PM––City ofTarpon Springs presents Night in theIslands – a free event on the world fa-mous Sponge Docks. Enjoy Greekmusic, dancing, and dining! And anhour of free Greek dance lessons by theLevendia Dance Troupe from 6-7 PM.The event features live music by Ellada,an exciting band composed of three of

the most accomplished Greek musi-cians in Florida—Leonidas Zafiris,bouzouki; Elias Poulos, vocals; andDino Theofilos, keyboard.

To reserve a table for dinner,please contact one of the participatingrestaurants directly:

Costa’s Restaurant at727.938.6890; Hellas Restaurant &Bakery at 727.943.2400; Mama’sGreek Cuisine at 727.944.2888; orMykonos Restaurant at 727.934.4306.

Night in the Islands also will beoffered Saturdays, September 12 andOctober 3, 2015—and from Aprilthrough October 2016. Night in theIslands is supported in part by a grantfrom the National Endowment for theArts.

Regional Medical Center BayonetPoint to Hold CommunityLunch & Learn

Aug. 28, 11:30 AM––CommunityLunch & Learn at noon at the RaoMusunuru MD Conference Center,14100 Yosemite Drive in Hudson, willbe conducted by Cheryl A. Pollock,M.Ed. (Masters in Education), Direc-tor of Business Development & Com-munity Services of PremierCommunity Healthcare Group, Inc.Ms. Pollock will discuss the wide rangeof community services offered by Pre-mier Community Healthcare Group,


Inc. Premier employs a highly skilled,compassionate, and culturally diverseworkforce that is committed to im-prove the lives of Pasco residentsthrough quality, affordable, and accessi-ble healthcare services. It is a not-for-profit organization and the onlyFederally Qualified Health Center(FQHC) serving Pasco County. Pre-mier operates its facilities with profes-sionals who are board certified oreligible in their respective fields. Pre-mier’s providers use evidence-basedguidelines to provide its healthcareservices.

Ms. Pollock holds a Master of Artsin Education degree from the Univer-sity of Phoenix and a Bachelor of Sci-ence in Anthropology from theUniversity of South Florida.

Admission is free and a compli-mentary lunch will be provided. Seat-ing is limited and reservations arerequired. For more information andreservations call 727-869-5498 or tollfree 888-741-5119.

Free Half-Day Health Conferencefor Women at Saddlebrook Resort

Sat., Sept. 12, 8 AM – 1 PM––The3rd Annual Women’s Health &Wellness Day by Florida Hospital Wes-ley Chapel will be held at SaddlebrookResort on S.R. 54 in Wesley Chapeland will feature free health screenings,

health presentations by physicians andother experts and important health in-formation for women. Linda Hurtado,former news anchor from ABC ActionNews and breast cancer survivor, willshare her story.

The highlight of this year’s eventwill be a keynote presentation aboutLiving a Healthy Life by Marla Silli-man, Senior Vice President and Ad-ministrator, Florida Hospital. Theevent also will feature a healthy cookingdemonstration and a variety of funactivities and pampering. Continentalbreakfast and a full lunch also included.

“As women, we often put theneeds of our families and friends first.We designed this special day to givewomen an opportunity to focus ontheir own health and wellness and todo so in a fun, inspiring atmosphere,”noted Denyse Bales-Chubb, presidentand CEO of Florida Hospital WesleyChapel. “We are truly dedicated tohelping the community get, and staywell, and this is an example of one waywe do that.”

The event is free and open to thepublic; however, pre-registration is re-quired, as space is limited. To reserveyour spot, log on to: tinyurl.com/FHWCWomensWellnessDay or call(813) 929-5432.

See “Calendar” on page 14


River Ridge High School Students Arielle Pfaff & Austin GableGet a Taste of German Work Life at Mercedes Benz Plant

Since 2007 the IGS Kandel hasbeen partnering with River RidgeHigh School in Pasco County, Florida.For the first time, two American ex-change students had the opportunityto get to know German work life dur-ing their two-week internship at theMercedes Benz plant in Woerth, Ger-many. According to county commis-sioner (in Germany) Fritz Brechteland the school’s principal WolfgangPoggel, “The long years of partnershipare now bearing fruit even beyondschool life.”

Wearing a blue overall with theMercedes star on it, 17-year old AriellePfaff from New Port Richey, Florida,exudes confidence and vigor. NicoleGraf, Maximilian Kremer and StefanSchulze, her supervisors in the trainingworkshop, are impressed with herfriendly and open manner.” It’s anhonor for us,” they say. Shortly before,the first exchange student from RiverRidge High School, Austin Gable, hadchecked out the world’s largest truckplant. “It was Uwe Busch, a Daimler

employee, whomade all of this pos-sible,” Jens Przy-gode tells us. AnEnglish teacher atIGS Kandel, he is incharge of coordinat-ing the school part-nership togetherwith his colleague,Dr. Angelika Meyle.As a participant ofthe student ex-change program,Busch’s son Marvinstayedwith theGables in Marchand very much en-joyed Americanhospitality. Now hisfamily is returningthe favor by letting Austin stay withthem.

The entire German delegationvisiting “their Arielle” at her workstation was particularly grateful toAndrea Newbolds, a German teacher

at River Ridge High School. Poggeland Przygode introduced her to theHead of Vocational and AdvancedTraining, Daniel Brunner, referring toher as “the engine of our partnership.”Newbold spent the first few years ofher life in Karlsruhe.

Pfaff is aware of her German her-itage, but has not tried to track downher roots as of yet. She is happy to bestaying with her host parents, espe-cially enjoying their tasty, healthycooking. She spent the first week withSelina Worst in Kandel, then went to

River Ridge High School students Austin Gable and Arielle Pfaff in Germany


stay with Lara Hess in Berg, sinceboth students had stayed with herfamily over the course of the exchangeprogram. Apart from her work at theplant, Arielle was allowed to create asign from a body sheet as well as paintand coat it. “Our dog, a Corgi, diedduring my internship. This souvenirfrom Germany is meant to comfortmy mother.”

The exchange program is indeedbearing fruit: Pfaff would like to studyin Germany and learn a technicaltrade. Her parents arrived fromFlorida to look at the universities inWuerzburg and Mannheim.

The exchange program “is a greatopportunity for the personal develop-ment of the students as well as for thedevelopment of both districts,” saysBrechtel.

*Story and photos shared by a coun-terpart from Economic Development in

County Germersheim, Germany, MariaFarrenkopf, who coordinated the tripalong with River Ridge High SchoolPrincipal Maria Swanson.

For information about the pro-gram, please contact: Terry Aunch-man, Director, Career & TechnicalEducation / Pasco County Schools [email protected] or call(813) 794-221.

For information about PascoEconomic Development Council'sinternational efforts, please contactour office at (813) 926-0827 ext.225 or [email protected].


By Dara Tucker

Three years ago, the new state-of-the-art preschool academy, ExcelCreative Learning Academy (ECLA),opened its doors in the Medical ArtsBuilding on the Medical Center ofTrinity campus on State Road 54, of-fering full preschool programs for ba-bies from six weeks old up tochildren through age four, and someprograms for elementary age stu-dents. ECLA also is a Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten (VPK) providerstarting this 2015-2016 school year.Excel Creative Learning Academyaims to provide a safe and interactivelearning environment that will en-gage, enrich and empower the livesof their students. While I visited thecampus I noticed students learnthrough hands-on projects in theirinteractive, enriching classrooms.Teachers use state-approved CreativeCurriculum and SMART Board tech-nology to help each child’s educationand character development.

Director Erika Mahoney has abackground that includes early child-

hood education and she is a Floridastate licensed teacher for gradeskindergarten through sixth grade.Erika came on board at ECLA beforethe facility opened three years ago, soshe truly has been able to see her orig-inal vision of ECLA to engage, enrichand empower come to life. The staff isselected for educational background,experience and training, and all arebackground checked.

Excel Creative Learning Academyaccepts babies as young as six weeksbut with only eight children in theclass with two teachers there often is awaiting list for these coveted spots.Once children are in their toddleryears, the staff works with parents asthey see children are ready to move upto a class that is developmentally ap-propriate.

The two-year-olds are split intotwo classrooms depending on ageand developmental ability. ECLA Di-rector Erika Mahoney explains, “Overthe last three years we have foundthat there is such a developmentaldifference between a 24-month-oldand a 36-month-old, that we decidedto separate them so that we could

focus on a stronger curriculum withour older two-year-olds. This hasworked wonderfully!” The youngertwo-year-old classroom is called the“Investigators” classroom and hasone teacher for every six children,and the older two-year-old classroomis the “Adventurers” with one teacherfor every nine children.

Excel Creative Learning Academy is Now a VPK Provider!


The three-year-old “Voyagers”class has two teachers with a maximumof 20 students. Students in theseclasses, as well as the four-year-oldclass, have the option to attend fivedays a week, three days (Monday,Wednesday and Friday), or two days(Thursday and Friday). In ECLA’sfour-year-old class called “Innovators”the students are often found learningin small group rotations, taking virtualfield trips on the class SMART Boardwhich engages visual, auditory andkinesthetic learners, and interactingwith circle time activities. Erika ex-plains, “There’s a focus on develop-mentally appropriate early literacy andmath skills in our four-year-old class.

Our job is to get them ready forkindergarten.”

Excel Creative Learning Academybelieves developing and encouragingpartnerships with families is an essen-tial part of their success, and they arecommitted to children’s safety. Finger-print technology is utilized to allowentry into the children’s area of the fa-cility – an additional precaution on topof the buzz-in front entrance. Erikaand the assistant director have a digitalfeed of the halls and classrooms sothey can video monitor the facility.Even students with peanut allergiescan feel safe at ECLA, since it is 100%peanut-free. Daily notes go homewith children, which include sleep

habits, what they ate, and more.Three and four-year-olds take homelearning packets that help keep parentsaware of what sight words the childrenare working on, and it includes a littleactivity to be completed.

Room to Play OutsideAlthough ECLA’s 7,000-square-

foot facility is tucked away in theMedical Arts Building on the Med-ical Center of Trinity campus, theydo still have a beautiful outside playarea. One group of children uses theplayground at a time. Even theyounger children get outside timethrough stroller walks starting at sixmonths old.

Parent Sue Beane sums it upbeautifully, “We could not have pickeda better preschool experience for ourson. The staff is caring, knowledge-able, and enthusiastic. Andrew wasmore than ready for kindergartenthanks to the loving staff at Excel Cre-ative Learning Academy.”

Excel Creative Learning Acad-emy is located in the Medical ArtsBuilding on the Medical Center ofTrinity Campus at 9332 SR 54,Suite 204, and is open Mon. – Fri.,6:30 a.m.–6:30 p.m. For more in-formation, call (727) 372-4977or visit the website www.ExcelCre-ativeLearningAcademy.com.

The Other Half Support Group for Spouses of Combat Veterans

Wednesdays, 10–11 AM––TheVeterans Alternative, Inc. (a 501(c)3non-profit organization) has a specialsupport group created for the “otherhalf,” the spouses of Combat Veter-ans. The support group meets everyWednesday from 10 to 11 a.m. at theVeterans Alternative Center.

The group is led and designedby a Combat Veteran spouse, DaynaColeman. The group assists and sup-ports spouses dealing with the diffi-culties and challenges of being in aMilitary/Combat Veteran family.

Children are welcome and lightbreakfast refreshments are provided.

The Veterans Alternative, Inc. islocated at 1750 Arcadia Road inHoliday, Florida. It was co-foundedon November 11, 2014 by Brian An-derson and Janel Norton with onecommon goal; to help Warriors tran-sition back to the civilian world usingalternative methods. At the VeteransAlternative, three research and evi-dence based methods are used to ac-tivate post-traumatic growth,replenish camaraderie and train themind, body and spirit. Accelerated

Resolution Therapy (A.R.T.) is anongoing study housed at the USFCollege of Nursing, iRest (Integra-tive Restoration), a guided medita-tion developed at Walter ReedMedical Center and used at over 30different military and VA facilitiesaround the nation, and physical fit-ness classes such as yoga, martial artsand crossfit are offered FREE to allCombat Veterans.

For more information, pleasecontact Lyndsey Rojas or AlisonVoisin at 727-939-VETS (8387) orby email: [email protected] or [email protected].

Conference on Inner HealingOpen to the Public

Registration for the Inner Heal-ing Conference, September 18-19, isnow open. Co-sponsored by theNorthwest Tampa Order of St. Luke(OSL) and Amazing Love HealingMinistry, the program will introduceparticipants to the concept of innerhealing and ways to incorporate les-sons into their daily lives. PastorSharon Lewis, guest speaker andfounder of Amazing Love HealingMinistry, will discuss “Restoring theSoul.” Conference format includesspirit-filled worship, large groupteachings and small group prayer.


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The conference will be hostedby St. Mark’s Episcopal Church,13312 Cain Road, Tampa. Thehours are Friday, 7–9 p.m. and Satur-day, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lunch willbe provided on Saturday. There is nofee, but registration on-line is re-quired. To register, log on towww.stmarkstampa.org . Contactlocal OSL leader Marcia Allison [email protected] for addi-tional information.

Vendors Sought for Craft FairCraft vendors are currently being

sought for the annual Fall Craft Fairat Keystone United MethodistChurch in Odessa, set for Saturday,Oct. 10, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Outdoor booth space, whichmeasures 10’ x 12’, is available for afee of $40. To request an applicationform or more information, pleaseemail [email protected],or call the church office at (813) 920-5153. Please include the type of itemsyou would like to sell.

The craft fair offers a variety ofcrafts and other items, plants, home-baked goods, and gift baskets.

Refreshments will also be avail-able for purchase. KUMC is locatedat 16301 Race Track Road in Odessa.The Rev. Chris Kirk is pastor.

St. Stephen’s Episcopal ChurchEvents

St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church,located one block east of U.S. 19 offGulf Drive at 5326 Charles Street,New Port Richey, invites you to joinus for Holy Eucharist each Sunday at8:00 and 10 a.m.

St. Stephen’s welcomes the com-munity to its upcoming planned ac-tivities.

Sat., Sept. 19, 5:30 PM––Men’sClub Ham Supper: Tickets are $10(advance sales only). Meal includes:ham, scalloped potatoes, green beans,salad, dessert, coffee and iced tea.

Sat., Oct. 11, 5:30 PM––Okto-berfest Dinner: Brats, sauerkraut,German potato salad, and salad, allfor the price of $10 (advance salesonly).

Fri. & Sat., Nov. 20 & 21, 9AM–2 PM––Fall Bazaar: Vendors areinvited to rent an inside table for $15per day. “Junk-in-the-Trunk” saleoutside for $10 per space.

Mon. – Fri., 9 AM–2 PM––Thrift Shop: The church ThriftShop has gently used clothing, smallappliances, house items, shoes, andmore at very low prices. A special halfprice sale is held the first full week ofeach month. The shop is located onthe church property. Call 727-846-1378 or 849-4330 for information.


2nd Monday Monthly––CardParty/Salad Luncheon: Octoberthrough May, the women of St.Stephen’s host a card party and saladluncheon. Doors open at 10:30;lunch served at noon. Call EstherLomax (816-3930) to reserve a tablefor cards. Cost is $6 per person.

2nd Saturday, Monthly, 4:30PM––Angels Left Behind: The“Angels Left Behind,” widows andwidowers of the church, get togetherfor dinner. Call Doris Jenkins at 727-937-0039 for information.

Find more information online atwww.ststephen-episcopal.com, or youmay email [email protected], or callthe church office at 727-849-4330.

Sertoma Foundation Seeks Volunteers for Hearing Screenings

The Sertoma Speech & HearingFoundation of Florida screened over13,000 students at 55 schools lastyear and is now looking for volun-teers to help do the same this year.School begins on Mon., Aug. 24,and volunteers will be needed soon.No previous training required.

The process of screening is sim-ple and a brief demonstration is pro-vided. The volunteers are always freeto choose which schools they wouldprefer to volunteer. The averagescreening time is about two to three

hours, but any amount of time a per-son can volunteer is greatly appreci-ated. All volunteers must pass theSchool Board background check inorder to help.

Prospective volunteers can accessthe application atwww.pasco.k12.fl.us and click on theVolunteer Application at the bottomof the page. Under Preferences, thevolunteer should choose SertomaSpeech & Hearing.

For details and more informa-tion about volunteering to helpscreen students for hearing deficien-cies, contact Courtney Boulding atthe Sertoma Foundation at (727)834-5479 or by e-mail:[email protected]

Hearing Loss is the most com-mon birth defect nationally. Early de-tection and intervention is vital foran infant to have the opportunity toaccess speech and other sounds forlearning and brain development. Themission of the Sertoma Speech &Hearing Foundation of Florida is toprovide quality developmental andrehabilitative services, products andeducation – primarily to children –throughout Florida, in a caring andcompassionate environment, neverlimited by the ability to pay.


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All technicians at Farrell CarpetCleaning are trained and certified bythe Institute of Inspection, Cleaningand Restoration Certification(IICRC), which is an internationallyrecognized organization that sets theindustry standard worldwide. Farrell’stechnicians are certified in carpet and

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ing, to AC, electrical, plumbing, tomaintenance and maid services, wewant to be the one company that doesit all for our customers.”

With a fleet of more than 60 vehi-cles, Team Farrell services customersthroughout the Tampa Bay Area. Youmay think that to maintain your homeor office in all needs – from large-scalebuilding and remodeling projects, toair conditioning and heating needs,and from tile, carpet and upholsterycleaning to a weekly or biweekly clean-ing and landscaping/lawn service –you would need a list of numbers for a


lot of different companies, right? Notwith the Farrell companies. Team Far-rell truly does it all and is proud to beaccredited with the Better BusinessBureau and advertises its rave reviewsfrom Angie’s List and Home Advisor.

Already well-known throughout

Tampa Bay for stellar service as a roof-ing, building and remodeling contrac-tor and as a home maintenance andservice provider with Farrell Roofingand Farrell Home Services, thegrowing Port Richey based companyhas recently added more professional

members to its team and new servicecompanies including: Farrell Carpetand Tile Cleaning, Farrell OutdoorServices and Farrell Air Conditioning,as well as Ms. Twister, which focuseson providing residential and commer-cial cleaning services. Another divi-sion, Farrell Rescue, is there forcustomers to help with fire, water ormold damage.

Meet the Leaders ofTeam Farrell

Team Farrell started with onefocus – roofing. A roofing contractor,Steve Farrell had a strong work ethicand an even stronger commitment tohave things done right and with hiswife Tina at the helm, Farrell Roofingwas founded in 2006. With the Far-rells in charge of providing the type ofstellar services that they’d want forthemselves, the company quickly be-came successful, and their customersbegan requesting more services. In2011, contractor Rich Allen joinedTeam Farrell with a focus on FarrellHome Services. More recently, Tomand Jill Persinger joined Team Farrell.The Persingers were first neighbors ofthe Farrells and then customers.Chatting one day, Tom mentionedwanting to do something with theblank canvas of his and Jill’s vast frontyard. He had the right neighbor inFarrell! “I’ve got a team of people,”said Steve. With Team Farrell on thejob, the Persinger’s yard now featuresa man-made pond, fountains, and astone bridge perfect for hanging outwith the neighbors!

Jill and Tom both had careerbackgrounds that were a good fit forthe services that the Farrell companieswanted to add. Jill is a Florida StateUniversity graduate with a degree inMarketing. After graduating, she im-mediately went to work in sales for alarge commercial janitorial company.

She worked her way up to the positionof senior vice president with the com-pany. Now, Jill is co-owner with TinaFarrell of Farrell Carpet and TileCleaning, and she is one of the ownersof Ms. Twister, along with her hus-band Tom, Tina Farrell, and SophieAnastassiou. Tom Persinger knows alot about managing teams to providegreat service. His background includesbeing VP of Operations for 38 schooldistricts in Texas, Oklahoma andLouisiana, before becoming COO ofAtlanta-based One Source FacilityServices. Steve Farrell and TomPersinger are partners in Farrell AirConditioning.

Team Farrell not only is commit-ted to providing for every home main-tenance need of its customers; thecompany is committed to building abetter community. Farrell HomeServices and its sister companiessupport more than 40 Tampa BayArea charities. More than that, if youuse Ms. Twister cleaning services foranything from a one-time cleaning toweekly or bi-weekly cleaning, you canfeel good knowing that Ms. Twisterdonates a portion of its profits fromevery job to support local PascoCounty breast cancer programs. Ms.Twister is currently installing a specialprogram where they will offer freecleaning for patients who are undergo-ing breast cancer treatment.

For a sparkling clean carpet,tile and upholstery, and stellarcustomer service, please callFarrell Carpet Cleaning at (727)772-7553 (SPARKLE), or log onto FarrellCarpetCleaning.com.Farrell Carpet Cleaning is locatedat 6840-B Commerce Avenue inPort Richey. Log on towww.GoTeamFarrell.com formore information about otherFarrell companies.

Tom and Jill Persinger are not only dedicated to providing their clientswith the highest level of quality customer service,

but are also committed to building a better community!


By Katie Thomas

If you have ever tried Maine lob-ster, prepared the traditional NewEngland way, then you know thesweet, succulent beauty that a coldwa-ter lobster offers when served boiled,steamed, on a roll or simmered downin a rich creamy sauce. Maine lobsterserved with drawn butter alone is asimple, yet complex delicacy that awak-ens the taste buds and pleases even thepickiest of seafood critics. If you’recraving Maine lobster, it’s coming!The Got Lobstah? food truck will behitting the roadways in the Tampa BayArea next month with a focus in theTrinity Area.

Got Lobstah? is the brainchild oflocal couple Karen and Gary Amund-son. Gary fell in love with Maine lob-ster while he was falling in love withKaren during their first visit to meetKaren’s family in Maine. “I am origi-nally from North Dakota, so when Ifirst visited Maine to meet Karen’sfamily, I had never truly experiencedcoldwater lobster,” says Gary. “Her fa-ther took me with him to the lobsterpound, a place where guys are unload-ing boats and trucks of lobster right

into tanks for you to pick up fresh. Herdad asked me how many lobster Iwanted and I didn’t quite understand,so I asked him, ‘How many is every-one else having?’ He answered thatthey were each having three, so I or-dered the same. We went home andcooked them up served with beer andsmall rolls and I haven’t found anothertype of food that is comparable.”

That was over twenty-two yearsago and since that first bite of deliciousMaine lobster, Gary has been workingon perfecting his own Maine lobsterrecipes. Karen says, “My heart has al-ways been in Maine, so the idea tostart a food truck with Maine lobstermade complete sense to me.” Karengrew up in New Jersey and has visitedMaine every year with her family forvacations since she was two years old.“I kind of always knew I would workin the hospitality industry again. Istarted working in restaurants when Iwas 15 and always enjoyed the busi-ness. For the last 25 years, I haveworked with people, but it hasn’t beenserving people delicious food, so I amvery excited to combine my love offeeding people with my love for Maineinto a new business,” says Karen. “Got

Lobstah? uses my family’s recipes andothers that Gary and I have discoveredthroughout our marriage. Our motto:Stick to what you like and know - sim-ple and delicious Maine style seafood!”

Gary says, “When I first learnedhow to cook lobster, people ravedabout the texture, taste and simplegoodness. I told them all, it was due tothe lobster being shipped downstraight from Maine, still alive thatmade them so great. We host about 25

friends or so to our house every yearfor a big lobster cookout and afterhearing over and over that we shouldbring this to the public, we decided tostart Got Lobstah?!”

As a Veteran, Gary has strong be-liefs in supporting American vendorsand he works exclusively with domesticvendors. All of the lobster servedthrough Got Lobstah? are coldwaterMaine lobster. Even the bread used forlobster rolls called Top Loaders are

Got Lobstah? Food Truck Starts Serving Next Month!


straight from Maine. Got Lobstah?’s menu focuses on

three “Maine” items: Lobster Rolls,Maine Crabmeat Rolls, and New Eng-land Clam Chowder. The menu alsooffers: Mashed Potatoes with LobsterSauce and Maine Lobster Tails servedwith drawn butter. More items will beadded soon such as Lobster Bisque,Lobster Mac and Cheese, and SteamedLive Maine Lobsters.

When you stick to what you loveand know, you can reach perfectionand once you taste Karen’s lobster roll

recipe, you’ll believe it. Lobster Rollsare made wet or dry – that is withHellmann’s Mayonnaise or Plain withButter – and stuffed into a toasted toploader bun. That’s it – simple, easy anddelicious! Just an FYI, the crabmeatserved at Got Lobstah? is from theJonah Crab (found exclusively off thenortheast Atlantic coast), which is dif-ferent in taste, texture and densityfrom any other crab in the world.

Got Lobstah? is available forevents, parties, fundraisers, and foodtruck rallies in the Trinity Area and

beyond. Gary and Karen are workingon a second food truck; “CrustaceanStation” will be their “Big DaddyFood Truck,” with a full kitchen andit will feature a wide variety of all types

of seafood. Call Got Lobstah? at (727)

236-1324. For the Grand Openingdate and to view the menu, visitGot Lobstah? on Facebook.


By Julie Kanehl

National Rejuvenation Centershas been a highly sought after destina-tion for people who have heard aboutDr. Bartley Kerr, DC and his researchinto nutrition, hormone balance, ge-netics, exercise and the combination ofall of the above. Patients fly in fromall over the world because they don’twant to just feel “okay,” they want tofeel great. More importantly they wanta doctor they can trust, one who willtake the time to do the research re-quired for each individual patient, andcreate a completely personalized ap-proach, one that is based on bloodwork, hormone levels and real science.While hormone replacement therapyisn’t necessarily new, National Rejuve-nation Centers offers something com-pletely unique to their patients, andthat’s using 100 percent hormone re-placement therapy that’s based onyour own body’s unique biology tohelp you feel like you did in yourtwenties! Seriously! It’s called opti-

mum hormone replacement.Knocking it out of the park and

bringing education about optimumhormone replacement therapy to theworld, Dr. Kerr’s book RejuveNation,published just this spring, is already aBest Seller on Amazon.com. Nowmore people than ever before arebecoming familiar with Dr. Kerr’sunique approach, and NationalRejuvenation Centers (commonlycalled NRC), located at 34254 USHighway 19 in Palm Harbor, is at thecenter of it all.

Knowing all along that he wantedto help people live healthier lives, Dr.Kerr graduated with his bachelor’sdegree from USF, and then earned hisDC degree from Logan University inSt. Louis, Missouri. Combining hislove of healthy living and his passionfor nutrition and exercise, he startedto study hormone balance, geneticsand how everything works together.Opening his own practice in 2000,Dr. Kerr’s enthusiasm coupled withhis dedication to carefully manage

each patient’s hormone levels carefullywith his team of medical physiciansand staff, has been a huge gamechanger for hundreds of patients, frommembers of his own family to world-renowned former athletes.

Jan Stephenson, a world-renowned LPGA golfer and athlete,said, “I’ve worked out my whole life,

and when I turned 55 no matter howmuch I trained I wasn’t getting muchstronger, and was getting flabby nomatter what I did. After starting theprogram with Dr. Kerr, I sleep better,I don’t have any night sweats, andI’m stronger.”

RejuveNation is garnering five-star reviews like this: “Are you in your

Dr. Bartley Kerr Publishes RejuveNation andNational Rejuvenation Centers Goes Global


40s-60s? Do you complain of apathy,fatigue, sleep difficulties, and/orweight gain? Do you long for the en-ergy and vitality of your youth? If yes,then this book was written for you.Learn from Dr. Kerr and how his ap-proach to Restoration Medicine willhave you feeling like a twenty-some-thing. See how hormone optimiza-tion, diet, and exercise all cometogether to transform the lives of peo-ple just like you with many real-people

success stories. Dr. Kerr does a greatjob at communicating the informationin a fun way without too much med-ical jargon. This book can be used as aguide by both doctors and patients.”

Paul Arnold, MD said this aboutRejuveNation, “I highly recommendthis book. It is an ‘easy read’ bookwith a wealth of knowledge. As aUrologist, I treat many patients withlow testosterone. For patients that areseeking rejuvenation medicine, I referthem to read Dr. Kerr’s book. Dr.Kerr has done a great job. It is a com-plete and informative book on rejuve-nation medicine.”

Dr. Kerr & The NRC is aGame Changer

Dr. Kerr, who was on his first ofmany television appearances, is incred-ibly excited about it all, because help-ing people to feel their best issomething he’s truly passionate about.For those of us who just don’t havethat pep in our step anymore, Dr. Kerrhas the answer.

One patient said, “If you areyoung and feel old, or old and feelyour age and think there is nothingyou can do about it – think again. It ismy pleasure to recommend that youcontact Dr. Kerr at National Rejuvena-

tion Centers and experience, as I did,what I consider a miracle transforma-tion in my health, appearance and sex-ual potency which amazingly wasachieved in only a few short months.”

Dr. Kerr explains on his blog,“Oftentimes when I meet new pa-tients or potential patients, their fasci-nation lies into bio-identical hormonereplacement and if it is right for them.I explained to them that if it is deemedthat they are deficient in certain hor-mones and they are replaced, they willfeel much better. When people feelbetter, they have the ability to be moreactive. To take advantage of this newenergy and to enhance the results ofoptimal hormone levels, I recommendexercise protocols specific to the goalsof the patient.”

National Rejuvenation Centersuses state-of-the-art techniques in bio-identical hormone replacement therapyto safely balance hormone levels of pa-tients over the age of 35 to that of ahealthy and athletic twenty-year-old,which is what makes all the difference.Combining nutrition and personalizedexercise plans with the hormone re-placement therapy, patients feel aworld of difference in just a matter ofweeks. The best part? Besides feelinglike you’re 20 again? Unlike many hor-mone replacement clinics, treatment atNRC is designed to be affordable.

One female patient said, “I havenever felt better. I have lost weightnaturally and kept it off. Most of all,my whole outlook on life and my

every day mood is great. No morehot flashes, no more mood swings. Ilove life again and have as much en-ergy as I did before menopause. I feelfabulous!”

Another patient had this to sayabout RejuveNation, “If you’re con-sidering hormone treatment com-bined with an exercise program, thisbook is straight forward and an in-formative read on the subjects. I’m ac-tually a patient of Dr. Kerr and havebeen for nearly three years. Dr. Kerr’syears of research, personal experiencesand knowledge have produced one ofthe world’s foremost experts on a sub-ject often confused and misunder-stood by many. If your location makesvisiting his National RejuvenationCenter in Florida impractical, thisbook is your next best option.”

Luckily for us, Dr. Kerr and theNRC are right here in our area!Weight loss, an increased sex-drive, amore positive outlook, and the energyto enjoy life again – that is what pa-tients at NRC are reporting.

RejuveNation, Dr. Kerr’s newbook is available online atAmazon.com or at the NRC office.

National Rejuvenation Centersis located at 34254 US Hwy. 19 Nin Palm Harbor. Office hours areMon., Wed. and Fri., from 9 a.m. –5 p.m.; and Tues., 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.To schedule an appointment, pleasecall (727) 785-5652 and log on towww.nationalrejuvenationcenters.comfor more information.


By Julie Kanehl

Yoga is an incredible practice thatcan be done by anyone at any age, andat any fitness level! More of a journeythan a destination, yoga can be doneto strengthen both the core musclesand the mind! Whether you’re new toyoga or you’ve been practicing foryears, you’ll want to come and checkout the brand new yoga studio thatPose by Pose Yoga will be openinglater this summer. The new facility willbe convenient to Trinity, just off ofS.R. 54 and one mile east of the Sun-coast Parkway, at the Ballantrae Pro-fessional Center at 17761 HuntingBow Circle in Lutz.

Offering two large studio spacesspecially equipped with eco-friendly(and knee-friendly) flooring, Pose byPose Yoga will be offering classes foreveryone in your family. In fact, theyare so family-friendly, that they areplanning classes where the parents willbe able to practice yoga in one studio,while the children have a chance to tryyoga together in the other studio!Sign me up!

Owner Jennifer Leavy says,“What sets my studio apart from theothers in the area is that we have a3500-square-foot, self-standing build-ing that was built from the ground upwith yoga in mind. We are a studiowhose teachers carry an internationalcertification with Yoga Alliance. Myschools are registered with both theYoga Alliance and the International

Association of Yoga Therapists, andour teachers continue their educationon a regular basis.”

Offering a wide range of yogaclasses to meet the needs of thosewho practice, there will truly besomething for everyone. The staff ofhighly trained yoga instructors puttheir hearts into sharing each classwith those who come, and because of

their experience, they can gently helpguide you, whether you’re tryingyoga for the first time or you’re aninstructor yourself.

Speaking of instructors, Pose byPose Yoga will offer their teachertraining classes to those who mightwish to become instructors them-selves. Pose by Pose Yoga will offer a200-hour course, a 500-hour course,

Pose by Pose Yoga Opens Large Studio this Summer!


and prenatal training as well as con-tinuing education classes for currentteachers. The courses cover every-thing from the different styles andpractices, to understanding thebody’s anatomy and how the body isaffected by each pose.

Megan, who is a current teachertrainee, said, “It is such a rare experi-ence to have the opportunity to spendtime with likeminded people who sup-port you in your goals, challenge youin your personal growth, and love youfor the beautifully unique person thatyou are.”

If you’re looking for a yoga stu-dio to call home, Pose by Pose Yogawill be opening their doors later thissummer! Stay tuned to NeighborhoodNews & Lifestyles for an announce-ment on their Grand Opening. As al-ways, we will keep you up to date!

Pose by Pose Yoga will be

located at 17761 Hunting BowCircle at the Ballantrae ProfessionalCenter in Lutz. For additionalinformation, please log on towww.posebyposeyoga.com or“like” them on Facebook.


Bella Pool Service – Veteran Owned & Detail Oriented! By Katie Thomas

Florida is the perfect place for adelightful backyard pool that canserve as your oasis on hot summerdays. Without proper care though,Florida pools also can serve as an oasisfor bacteria, algae, leaks and a host ofother problems. The easiest way toprevent the pains that come with hav-ing a pool couldn’t be more simple -hire a professional pool cleaning serv-ice that is reliable, honest and knowl-edgeable. Bella Pool Service, LLC isa company that is all of that andmore, and serves Pasco, Pinellas andHillsborough Counties with completepool services that include weeklymaintenance, pool equipment repairs,stain removal treatments, completepool clean up, deck power washing,deck staining and more for both com-mercial and residential pools.

Owned and operated by Normand Valerie Giunta, Bella Pool Servicehas been catering to residential andcommercial pool owners for eightyears. After moving to the area in1999, Norm and Valerie wanted abusiness that would allow Norm to behome on nights and most weekends.

Norm’s background hasover 15 yrs. in construc-tion. Norm gave his op-tions a lot of thought andbegan brainstorming whatservices he used as ahomeowner that could bebetter. In 2006 the familyhad a pool installed andbegan having problems.Norm was frustrated aftercalling around to receive aslew of different answers from poolcompanies that really just didn’t seemto help. He decided that he wouldopen the best pool service company inthe area. He received his CPO (Certi-fied Pool Operator) and Stain Special-ist certification and opened Bella PoolService with one truck and 35 cus-tomers. Bella Pool Service has nowgrown exponentially to serve threecounties with five trucks, which allowsBella Pool Service to accommodatemost people within 24 hours of theirphone call.

Bella Pool Service began as asmall company that offered weeklymaintenance to pool owners so theycould enjoy their pools rather thandeal with the hassle of constant up-

keep and while weekly maintenance isstill a mainstay service, Bella has ex-panded services to include pool sur-face stain removal, acid wash and deckcleaning and re-staining.

Norm says, “Florida pools canquickly get out of control due tomany factors. Usually most home-owners don’t see a problem with theirpool until it has become severe, whichis why having weekly maintenanceperformed by a professional is so im-portant.”

Norm takes his time to talk tocustomers and really understand thesource of the problem. He gets to thedeep end of the problem when itcomes to your pool and never justleaves you with superficial surface an-

swers. “I found out early on in this in-dustry that quite a few homeownerswere having problems finding a rep-utable pool company,” says Norm. “Ibelieve Bella has filled a void in poolmaintenance and repair. We grewfrom word of mouth because our cus-tomers found we exceeded their ex-pectations and were completely

Owner Norm Giunta


satisfied with our work. Bella holds anA-plus rating with the Better BusinessBureau and we give back to our com-munity as much as we can.”

Norm is a Veteran and makes ithis mission to work with other Veter-ans and service members. Norm says,“I do my best to give Veterans achance. I have hired two Veteranswho both served in Afghanistan. Wehave worked directly with theWounded Warrior Project and Veter-ans Rehabilitation Administration.”Norm served in the United Naval

Construction Battalion where he de-veloped a strong work ethic that car-ries over into Bella Pool Service.

“The way to be successful is tokeep your word and always go theextra mile,” says Norm. “People ap-preciate knowing that you care andare there for them in a time of need toprovide honest work.”

Our mission statement has alwaysbeen to go beyond customer satisfac-tion and strive for customer loyalty.

In addition to supporting pro-grams that support Veterans, Norm

and Valerie have volunteered theirtime to raise funds for All Children’sHospital and the American CancerSociety as part of their mission toboost the community and providesupport to those in need.

Call Bella Pool Service at(727) 656-7285 today and freeyour time up while your poolbecomes a “Bella” pool! Log onto www.BellaPoolServiceLLC.comfor more information.

Choose Bella Pool Service because every pool should be a “Bella” pool!


1363 htd sq. ft. 2/2/2. Thisvilla is in move in condition.Tile flooring in the foyerwhich opens to the living &dining rooms w/vaultedceilings. Kitchen has lightcolored cabinets, closetpantry & wonderful break-fast nook area. Masterbedroom w/two walk inclosets. Master bath w/dualsinks & walk in showerplus more. $160,000.

Majestic 4,234 sq. ft 4 bedroom, 3 ½ bath, 3 cargarage, outdoor kitchen/fireplace distinctive and luxu-rious custom features including 2nd level entertainingarea and media room. Attention to opulent details is

evident throughout. Located in prestigious gatedChampions Club. Call for your appointment with

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Join Pasco Residents in the Upcoming “Out of the Darkness” Community Walk to Help

Prevent Suicide and Raise AwarenessHundreds of walks to help bring

awareness to Suicide Prevention arebeing held nationwide through De-cember 2015, including one righthere in Pasco County.

More than 200 people fromthroughout Pasco County are ex-pected to participate in the upcom-ing Out of the DarknessCommunity Walk on Saturday,November 7, 2015. The fundrais-ing walk supports the AmericanFoundation for Suicide Prevention(AFSP) by helping to support localand national suicide prevention andawareness programs to reach the goalto reduce the annual rate of suicideby 20 percent by 2025.

The Pasco County Out of theDarkness Walk is one of more than360 Out of the Darkness Commu-nity Walks being held this fall nation-wide. The walks are expected tounite more than 100,000 walkers na-

tionally and raise more than $15 mil-lion for suicide prevention efforts.

“Much more needs to be doneto prevent suicide. Yet, suicide andthe underlying mental disorders thatcan sometimes lead to suicide con-tinue to be surrounded by misinfor-mation and stigma,” said Marie Kelly,walk chair. “This walk is about re-ducing that stigma, raising awarenessand raising needed funds for researchand local prevention programs.”

The Pasco County Out of theDarkness Community Walk will beginat Jay B. Starkey Wilderness Park at10 a.m. and will end at that locationby approximately 12:30 p.m.

According to AFSP, close to700,000 people will make a suicideattempt requiring medical care andmore than 38,000 die by suicide inthe U.S. every year.

“Despite the troubling statistics,an important goal of the walk is to

stress that suicide canbe prevented. The walkis also a call to actionthat more must bedone to prevent sui-cide, nationally and incommunities across the country,”said Robert Gebbia, executive direc-tor for the foundation.

“We know that the best way toprevent suicide is through the earlyrecognition and treatment of themental disorders that can contributeto suicide. Unfortunately, stigmaabout disorders such as depression,bipolar illness, and alcohol andsubstance abuse, keeps people fromgetting the treatment they need.The Overnight is about eliminatingthat stigma.” He continued, “It’sabout bringing hope to those whohave been affected by suicide.”

About the AFSP: The AmericanFoundation for Suicide Prevention

leads the fight against suicide. Wefund research, offer educational pro-grams, advocate for public policy, andsupport those affected by suicide. Ledby CEO Robert Gebbia and headquar-tered in New York, AFSP has 75 localchapters with programs and events na-tionwide. Review our Annual Reportto learn more about AFSP’s life-savingwork. Join the national conversationon suicide prevention by followingAFSP on Facebook, Twitter, Insta-gram, and YouTube.

For additonal information aboutthe upcoming Out of the DarknessCommuniity Walk, please log on towww.outofthedarkness.org.

cherish our customers, serve themwith honesty and respect, and the factthat so many of our neighbors haveallowed us to serve them gives us adeep sense of gratitude. We thank allof our customers and we stand readyto welcome new customers who arecoming in for the first time.”

Auto Technologies is equippedwith state-of-the-art automotive diag-nostic technology and staffed withexperienced, certified mechanics thatare proud to be part of a shop that

focuses on providing exceptionalservice and straightforward, honestanswers.

Carmen and his wife Shelley haveworked hard together to make AutoTechnologies a place that welcomesthe community as family with friendlyservice and even a hot cup of coffee ifyou’d like. Carmen has set soaringstandards for himself and his staff.“Our relentless commitment to indi-vidual customer service is the onlyway we know how to do it. Peoplehave a variety of choices when servic-ing their vehicles these days and weare proud to stand above what peopleexpect from the automotive repair in-dustry.”

Whether you are going on a tripout of town, sending our kids off tocollege and need some peace of mindabout the car they are driving, or ifyou are considering purchasing aused car that you aren’t completelysure of – call Auto Technologies for afree inspection. In case there is some-thing off, you can rest assured thatthe Auto Technologies family will fixit for you at a fair price. The companyoffers the following expert servicesand more: engine diagnostics, A/Crepair, disc brake service, drum brake


Choose Auto Technologies Because AWell Running Vehicle is a Safer Vehicle!

By Katie Thomas

Open for nearly two years at theRiver Crossing shopping plaza onLittle Road in New Port Richey, thefamily owned and operated AutoTechnologies has built a great reputa-tion in our community that is basedon trust, dependability and greatservice. Owner Carmen Discepolasays, “As we approach our three-yearmark and have gotten busier with amuch larger customer base, we feellike the family and neighborly feelingof our shop has continued to be ourgreatest strength. We consider ourcustomers and employees as part ofour family.” Just as he wants his ownfamily to have safe transportation,Carmen wants the same for his cus-tomers and their families.

“We do pre-purchase used car in-spections and ‘going on a trip’ in-spections at no charge as a service tothe community we live in,” explainsCarmen. Not only that, if you want

to make sureyour teen’s caris in tip-topshape for driv-ing to school orcollege, AutoTechnologieswill check it outfor free! Car-men says, “Wego over every-thing includingany fluid leaks,brakes, tires,steering/suspension, engine lightsand little noises. We like to providethis report to customers so they knowwhat may be wrong initially and evenwhat items may be coming up so theyare not shocked later when their vehi-cle may have a need for repair.”

Carmen chooses to offer thesefree inspections as a gift to his com-munity because without the commu-nity’s support, Auto Technologieswould not be where it is today. “We


service, tune-ups, oil changes, axleand drive train service, traction con-trol system repairs, clutch replace-ment, preventative maintenance,check engine light code diagnostics,electrical system analysis, suspensionreplacement, CV joint replacement,automatic braking system service, au-tomatic transmission service, coolingsystem service, and repair and mobilepre-purchase inspections. Auto Tech-nologies is there for you, whether youneed a simple fix or an entire underthe hood “surgery” for your vehicle.

Trustworthy, reliable and alwayswelcoming, Auto Technologies

promises the best service in automo-tive care.

Auto Technologies is locatedat 5300 Little Road, at the RiverCrossing shopping plaza in NewPort Richey. Hours are Monday –Friday, 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. and8 a.m.–2 p.m. on Saturday.

For additional information,call (727) 375-9337 or log on towww.autotechnologiesfl.com.“Like” Auto Technologies onFacebook for updates and specials.


The Clearwater Lady Bombers isa non-profit organization that pro-vides young ladies from all over thestate of Florida (including some fromright here in Trinity), ages 8 -18,with a place to play the game theylove. Softball is their game, but tobe a Lady Bomber means you partici-pate in community service eventssuch as the Toys for Tots and theChallenger Jamboree. The Toys forTots event is held in November andbenefits the less fortunate childrenwho might not otherwise be able toreceive gifts at Christmas. In the pastfive years the Lady Bombers havesupported more than 300 childrenthrough this program. The Chal-lenger Jamboree is an annual softballtournament that pairs up a LadyBomber with a special needs athletefor a day of fun on the field.

The Bomber parents also volun-teer for special events that the City ofClearwater puts on such as the vari-ous music festivals at CoachmanPark.

This year has been especiallygood for the Clearwater LadyBombers organization with accom-plishments all around, including:

• 8U (Avila) Bombers were theNSA B World Series Champions

• 10U (Barber) Bombers wereNSA & USSSA State Champions andfinished 4th in the World Series atDisney

• 12U (Pentz) Bombers havemade the championship in 7 out of12 tournaments

• 14U (King) Bombers wonNSA A States as a young team play-ing up an age group, and finished5th in the NSA A world series inChattanooga TN

• 14U (Perez) Bombers, a newlyrestructured team, has been in the fi-nals 2 out of 3 tournaments

• 16U (Sladden) Bombers wereState Champions

• 16U (Platt) Bombers finished3rd in the NSA A World Series inChattanooga, TN

• 16U (Mason) Bombers won a

berth in the ASA Nationals• 18U (Affrunti) Bombers fin-

ished 17th out of 125 in the ASANationals that were held in Spartan-burg, SC

Another notable accomplish-ment for the Lady Bombers this2015 Season is that they have placed12 girls in various colleges withscholarships.

Clearwater Lady Bombers Hit it Hard in 2015and Come Out Champions!

Top Row (L-R): Coach Anthony Johnson, Madison Frey, Abbee Klinefelter, Pey-ton Hoffman, Rebecca Diaz, Sarah Foster, Jordan Sheets, Manager Angie BarberBottom row (L-R): Zoe Carlisle, Ashley Altman, Madison Foster, Lexi Barber,

Kayla Bilbey, Victoria Nearing


“As a par-ent of one ofthese youngBomber play-ers I wouldlike to tell youmore aboutthe Bombers10U (Barber)team,” saysTammy N.“Through theClearwaterLady BombersOrganizationand under theleadership ofmanagerAngie Barberand coachesAJ and hisdaughterRaven John-son, the 10U team has become StateChampions in both the NSA and theUSSSA this year. These volunteercoaches have taught these girls howto work together and respect eachother’s differences. They have taughtthem about good sportsmanship andto learn from each loss, how to ac-cept criticism and encourage eachother during difficult times. The

biggest thing they were taught wasthat the lessons learned on the fieldwill help them deal with more diffi-cult circumstances in the future whenthey are off of the softball field.”

The 10U team met the Mayor ofClearwater on August 6, 2015 at theTown Council meeting in recogni-tion of all the accomplishments theseyoung ladies have achieved.


Coming in September! Get out your calendar, your smart

phone, your pc or whatever device youuse to keep track of important datesand save the date for the 7th AnnualTaste of Trinity & Business Expo! Sat-urday, September 12th, the SevenSprings Middle School PTSO and theTrinity-Odessa Chamber of Com-merce will host the Taste of Trinity 7& Business Expo at Seven SpringsMiddle School, located at 2441 LittleRoad in New Port Richey. The eventis from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. and gen-eral admission tickets are $5 per per-son or you can purchase a Family FourPack of tickets for $15. Guests canpurchase Taste of Trinity 7 & BusinessExpo tickets at the door where you’llreceive a wristband and a flyer with avendor checklist, or map, of vendors atthe event!

A tradition since 2009, Taste ofTrinity raises money to benefit SevenSprings Middle School. Last year, theTaste of Trinity 6 & Business Expoevent raised more than $15,000 to beused for the enhancement of schooltechnology at Seven Springs MiddleSchool!

As in previous years, the 2015Taste of Trinity 7 will be fun for theentire family and will feature food,treats, and delicious dessert tastingsfrom local restaurants and bakeries.Every year, the food booths are a hugesuccess! Tasty, entertaining, and for agood cause, the Taste of Trinity 7 &Business Expo promises to be fun forall!

The event is jam-packed with funoffering games, live dance and musicalperformances throughout the day, a

bounce house, a dunk tank and more!Last year, the Dunk Tank was a lot offun and a big draw as the principal,teachers and school staff membersbraved the tank to get dunked for agreat cause.

Not only does the SSMS Taste ofTrinity & Business Expo events raisemuch-needed funds for school pro-grams; it is a great way for local busi-nesses to meet the community.

Every year, more and more ven-

dors support the event. Last year therewere 71 vendors and a goal was set tohave 100 vendors participating in thisyear’s Taste of Trinity 7 & BusinessExpo. If you have a business andwould like to be a part of this funevent and raise awareness for yourbusiness, you can contact Kelly Steenat 727-992-1491 (opt 2) or [email protected]; you may alsoemail the SSMS PTSO [email protected].


By Kim Thomas

The first Johnny Brusco’s pizzeriaopened Syracuse, NY back in 1976.Now there are more than 70 locationsnationwide and Johnny Brusco’s justopened its first Florida location righthere in Trinity at 10730 State Road54, at the Duck Slough Boulevard in-tersection. If you love authentic NewYork pizza, Italian specialties, calzones,Stromboli, wings, cold beer, fine wineand a fun time – then you’ve got tostop in and check out the great foodand atmosphere at Johnny Brusco’s!

Taking over the space that usedto be occupied by Crispers, you won’teven recognize the interior. JohnnyBrusco’s has a super cool industriallook with brick and stainless décor anda nod to New York’s finest with NYC

Fire Department t-shirts and even theretired firefighting gear from the fran-chise owner as part of the décor. Thebuild-out is impressive and GeneralManager James Chiara, who hasopened several restaurants for JohnnyBrusco’s, says, “This is the mostextreme build-out we’ve ever had andthis location will be the model for allfuture Johnny Brusco’s in Florida.”

Best of all, true to the JohnnyBrusco’s mission, it is embracing thecommunity spirit here in Trinity andpeople are responding.

Johnny Brusco’s was the chosenlocation for the Greater Holiday LittleLeague’s banquet – a 200-personparty! Johnny Brusco’s is a big sup-porter of local schools in all its loca-tions, and Trinity will be no different.The J. W. Mitchell high school foot-

ball team will be heading to JohnnyBrusco’s after games on Friday nightsfor some late night eats and the restau-rant has already hosted some eventsfor local churches.

Speaking of supporting schools,head out to the 7th Annual Taste ofTrinity at Seven Springs MiddleSchool on Saturday, September 12from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. and you’ll

be able to taste a slice of JohnnyBrusco’s finest! They will be bringingportable ovens and cooking the pieson campus for the freshest Taste ofTrinity!

The menu has all of your favoritefoods from delicious starters to thefreshest made salads, ten differentflavors of wings, calzones, Stromboli,oven baked subs and wraps, hearty

Trinity is Falling in Love with

Johnny Brusco’s is delicious, family-friendly and so much fun!


Italian entrées and of course, NewYork style pizza made fresh! Every-thing at Johnny Brusco’s is made in-house, from the pizza dough to theamazing sauces – wait till you try theAlfredo sauce!

“People are excited to see a trueNew York style pizza place in Trinityand the taste is there,” says JamesChiara. “We have a New York attitudearound here too. We’re loud and funand people love the open kitchenconcept where you can see the guysworking in the back.” Personally, I

love that you can see your pizza guyspinning, throwing and stretching thedough!

The NFL Ticket and Specials! Johnny Brusco’s has the NFL

Ticket and the 11 large wall-mountedTVS make this a great location tocheer on your favorite team this foot-ball season!

Sunday/Monday/Thursday Foot-ball Specials include: 75 cents wingswith a minimum order of 10; 20 oz.draft specials on Bud Light and Mich-

elob Ultra; and a 5 for $12 aluminumbottle (16 oz.) bucket special.

Saturday College Football Spe-cials include: 75 cents wings (mini-mum 10); $1 off any glass of wine; $1off all draft beer; and a Bucket Special– 5 beers for $12!

Johnny Brusco’s has an awesomebeer and wine bar with 16 beers ontap including some favorites from localbreweries such as Big Storm, Escape,Cigar City and Sea Dog.

Once you try Johnny Brusco’syou are sure to be a repeat customer!

Alfonzo loved the place, saying, “Itwas the most fun in a sports pizzeriaever! We’ll see you soon!”

Johnny Brusco’s is located at10730 SR 54 in Trinity and can bereached at 727-376-1000. JohnnyBrusco’s is open 7 days a week from11 a.m. until closing.

Find the full menu online atwww.johnnyspizza.com and followJohnny Brusco’s on Facebook,Twitter and Instagram for updatedspecials and events.


State Farm is number one for a reason:Their dedication and their commit-ment to relationships with their cus-tomers. From protecting yourproperty, to providing health insur-ance, life insurance and more, StateFarm is a company that is grounded infamily values, while actively movingforward with the times. Embracingtechnology while holding on to thepersonal attention that makes StateFarm so unique.

Following in the footsteps of hisfather, who was a State Farm Insur-ance Agent for more than 30 years,Clendon Webb has been serving localcustomers since 1985. Early in hiscareer, Clendon jumped in to helpState Farm customers down in Miamiduring hurricane Andrew, where helearned first-hand what it really meantto be an insurance agent. During theminutes, days and weeks that fol-lowed, he waded through the chaos,helping people with their claims anddoing everything he could to get StateFarm policyholders the money theyneeded to get back on their feet again.

While educating customers on

their wide variety of insurance optionsis the bulk of the job; when it comesto an emergency, your State Farm In-surance Agent is ready to help, liveand in person, online or over thephone. However you want to commu-nicate with State Farm, they’re ready;from their website to their State FarmPocket Agent App. However youchoose to contact State Farm, you canbe sure that when you need them,they’ll be ready.

Clendon says, “My father, whowas with State Farm for 33 years, al-ways told me that State Farm was thefairest company you’ll ever deal with.

What’s wonderful about being aClendon Webb customer is that youget the best of all of the above. Theagency has 65 years of combined ex-perience in the office, and Clendononly hires the best of the bunch.Whether you’d like to come in anddiscuss policy options during officehours, pay a bill online at two o’clock

in the morning, or call about a ques-tion just before midnight, State Farmmake sure your needs are met.

In an emergency, sometimes tech-nology can’t be depended on. One ofthe things that Clendon has learnedover the years is that the power can goout, batteries can die, and in an emer-gency, it’s talking to real people thatwill make all the difference.

Clendon says, “Sometimes a livehuman being needs to be betweentwo computers to fix a problem, andwe’re here to help.”

Clendon Webb and his associatesat Clendon Webb Insurance Agencytruly take the time to explain each pol-icy, and answer each question. WhileState Farm makes it easy to look atpolicy options and even file a claim24 hours a day online, the team atClendon Webb Insurance Agencygives people the personal, one-on-oneattention that most customers trulyprefer.

State Farm is Catastrophe-Ready, Are You?

While no one likes to dwell onthe “what-ifs,” it’s important to havethe right kind of coverage. In order tobe prepared, you have to answer thehard questions: Are you hurricaneready? Do you have the right kind ofauto insurance? Did you know thatyou may need additional insurancecoverage in the case of a sinkhole?Did you know that many propertypolicies may have gaps that can leaveyou without coverage? And if youhave policies with multiple companies,you chance an even greater risk ofgaps. Clendon Webb InsuranceAgency can help with all of your insur-ance needs and will closely compareyour policies to make sure you arefully covered in all areas.

Don’t take any risks; take a littletime to meet with an agent whoknows what they’re doing. Sit downwith an agent at Clendon Webb Insur-

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ance Agency. Protecting the value ofyour car, your home, your propertyand even your life is a commitmentthat State Farm takes very seriously.

Clendon Webb’s own family isproud to have State Farm insurance,saying, “We’re in the same boat aseveryone else when it comes to insur-ance. I’ve had to file claims over theyears from car accidents to waterclaims. Through it all, I have faith inState Farm.”

Clendon Webb Insurance Agencyhelps families protect their assets. Withthis agency in your corner in case of anemergency, you know you can call,and they will be there to help yourfamily get back on their feet. Clendonsays, “When you need us, we will behere.”

State Farm Now ProvidesFinancial Services!

State Farm has one of the fastestgrowing banks in the nation, whichmeans that State Farm can help youwith everything from providing youwith a checking account, to helpingyou save for retirement. In fact, youcan even get your mortgage or carloan through State Farm. From mu-tual funds and annuities to saving foryour child’s education, the Clendon

Webb Insurance Agency is knowledge-able and experienced at guiding theircustomers while helping them to pre-pare for the future. No matter whathappens, just like a good neighbor,State Farm will be there.

Clendon Webb InsuranceAgency, Inc. is located at 6704Congress Street in New PortRichey, Florida. Office hours are9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. on Mon. – Fri.and by appointment for nights andweekends. For more information,call 727-849-9575 or toll-free at800-749-9504, or log on to:www.clendonwebb.com.


industry. Fast forward to 2014, andJoe and Carly, now with a young fam-ily, were ready to be the force behindtheir own company in order to buildlasting relationships with customers.

“Last year was our first year in fulloperation and things went great,” saysJoe. “We had strong support fro theTrinity community, for which we willbe forever grateful. Our original planwas to focus on the Trinity Area exclu-sively, but our business soon spreadout to Pinellas and Hernando, due toword-of-mouth referrals from ourgreat customers.”

Running Air Hawk with twocomponents always in mind – trust-worthy service and a knowledgeablestaff – Joe shares, “Our customers cantrust that I am sending the best teammembers to their homes and that theservice crew has the knowledge to cor-rect the problem. I promote educationwithin my company, so all of our teammembers are N.A.T.E. (North Ameri-can Technical Excellence) Certifiedand receive continuing education toensure they are up to date on the lat-est advancements in the industry.”

Air Hawk Heating & Cooling is adrug-free workplace and all employeesmust pass a background screening.Joe and Carly model themselves asleaders in healthy lifestyles at theworkplace. They both enjoy runningand participate in marathons. Joe is anIronman participant and has beendoing triathlons for about ten years.“We really enjoy living a healthylifestyle and we try our best to pro-mote that in our company because wecare for our employees like family.”

Air Hawk’s customers are happy

because the company does a greatjob, and it is fair. Service call fees arealways $55 and cover all of the diag-nostics you may need regardless ofhow long it takes. Air Hawk willidentify the problem and provide youwill all of the options available for thefairest and best solution. Pricing is al-ways upfront, and there are neverhidden fees. Air Hawk’s techniciansare not commission-based, so you’llnever have to worry that your techni-cian is trying to up-sell you on some-thing you don’t need.

Timing is everything when itcomes to you’re A/C unit going out!Air Hawk customer Gerry said, “Out-standing service. Called Air Hawk at 7a.m. and left a message. Received acall back within 30 minutes and re-ceived a timeframe that they wouldbe out between 1-3 p.m. that sameday. When you have an A/C prob-lem in July…that’s CRITICAL! Joewas very courteous and answeredevery question I had as well as ex-plaining the problem, the repairprocess, and what was needed.

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Doesn’t get anybetter than that!”

When it’s timefor a new unit, AirHawk Heating &Cooling has youcovered with thebest installationservices and dealsin the area. AirHawk offers freeestimates on sys-tem replacementsand even offers fi-nancing, so youcan find a systemthat fits yourbudget.

“We stand be-hind all of ourwork and offer thecustomer serviceyou expect, onehundred percent satisfaction guaran-teed!”

Air Hawk Cares AboutThis Community

Joe says that he feels that, “Giv-ing back to the community just goeswith being a business owner. Wechoose to support the employees inour school systems because we care

about the future of our community.”Air Hawk never charges school em-ployees a service fee and the com-pany participates in schoolfundraisers often, such as the recent“Stuff the Bus for Teachers” cam-paign by the United Way of PascoCounty. He adds, “Teachers culti-vate our children, so we try to giveback to them as much as possible.

But this includes any employee work-ing for the school board, includingteachers, bus drivers, cafeteria staff,janitors – everyone!”

Debi Dame says, “Havingknown Joe Massa for 30 years, I’vewatched his advancement in theHVAC business for many of thoseyears. He’s nothing but professionaland knowledgeable in every servicehe and the Air Hawk team offers.And speaking to Joe’s character, hehas always been supportive of our in-tellectually disabled daughter. He re-cently donated to the SpecialOlympics Unified Relay through

Florida…which will allow her teamto not only carry an Olympic Torchin the Relay (which will also cross theUSA), but keep it!”

Air Hawk Heating & Coolingstands out as a leader in communityservice and strong customer relation-ships. It is a company that gives onehundred percent to its customers.

Call Air Hawk Heating &Cooling today at 813-929-HAWK(4295) and ask about theirmonthly specials.

Find more information onlineat airhawkac.com.

TRINITY DENTAL CARETRINITY DENTAL CARE

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(at the corner of Mitchell Blv & Little Rd, behind Walgreens)

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The patient and any other person responsible for payment has a right to refuse to pay, cancel payment or be reimbursed for payment for another service, examination or treatment which is per-formed as a result of and within 72 hours of responding to the advertisement for the free, discounted or reduced fee, service, examination or treatment.

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and Adolescence- Invisalign (the clear braces)- etc.

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Air Hawk owners Joe & Carly Massa with their family


Call Jim O’Reilly at 943-0551 to place your ad in theCOLOR Classifieds your neighbors really do read!

TRINITY AREA Color ClassifıedsA NEW LOOK Pressure Washing-2 cardriveway $55 (includes all front sidewalks).Add $10ea. for 3 car and corner lots. MostPool Decks & Cage $125. Fascia, soffits,gutters $100-$125 or whole home exteriormost $150-$200. Fences $1per foot. Land-scape cleanup and odd jobs too.www.anewlookpw.com. Call Randy 727-271-2920

Mary's Cleaning Service - Licensed, Insured &Bonded professional serving Pasco, Pinellas &Hillsborough Counties. No home too large orsmall. We supply all the necessary cleaning prod-ucts that will leave your home looking &smelling wonderful! We are a pet friendly com-pany & treat your pets & home as if they wereour own. Weekly, biweekly & monthly ratesavailable. Call for a free in home estimate today& get all of your housecleaning needs fulfilled.Call Mary (727) 389-0347

"A" Behaving Pets. A creative solution foryour pet's behavior issues. Not just dog train-ing…works great for Dogs, Cats, Birds andother small animals. Stress management forrescue pets. 12 years in Pet Care Business!Also offering Pet Sitting in Trinity, East Lakeand NPR. Conyact Marina at: 813-416-5301 or [email protected]. Thankyou for your Business!

J&J ALUMINUM & RESCREENINGINC. New Pool enclosures, patios, lanais, etc.Rescreening your existing areas. Great prices!Excellent work! SCC#131157465. DON'TDELAY CALL J&J TODAY! (727)992-2923 Jessie

SCREENING & RESCREENING SERV-ICES: Pool Enclosures, Lanais, FloridaRooms, Screen Rooms. Vinyl Film Windows,Vinyl Film Replacement, Vinyl Film WindowCleaning. Pressure Cleaning, Pool Enclo-sures, Pool Decks, Drives & Sidewalks. Li-censed CBC 057155, Insured, Family Owned& Operated. Wayne Allen Building Contrac-tor 727-842-6100.

ADDITIONS & REMODELS: Completedesign build services for Additions, Remod-els, Kitchen and Bath Makeovers, ScreenEnclosures, Universal Design, Storm Shut-ters, Soffit and Fascia Repairs. Local familyowned and operated since 1990 – certifiedbuilding contractor # CBC 057155 –www.mywabc.com. Wayne Allen BuildingContractor 727-842-6100.

Reliable and honest cleaning lady offeringprofessional cleaning service. I will also walkyour pet and care for your home if in need ofa vacation. Over 25 years of experience! If youare looking for an organized and efficientcleaning person, call today for appointment.727-372-2823 or 727-505-4798

E D U C A T I O N / T U T O R

Dyslexia/Reading Interventionist- WilsonCertified Reading Teacher and CertifiedTeacher (K-8) with over 20 years teachingexperience. Offers dyslexia screening and in-terventions for children with dyslexia andother language processing differences. Sci-entifically proven effective interventions areused to teach the dyslexic child. If yourchild struggles in school, I can help! Call(727)482-4118 and visit my websiteodysseydyslexiaservices.com

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

FAMILY OWNED AND OWNER OP-ERATED ELECTRICAL CONTRAC-TOR. Owner performs all jobs. We offermany services, from switch replacements topanel changes and spa hook ups. Reason-able rates. Keep this ad on your refrigera-tor, we do troubleshooting as well!Licensed, EC13005494, and insured. Forall your electrical needs call CHARGERELECTRICAL SERVICES @ 727-937-5999.

H E L P W A N T E D

SENIORS HELPING SENIORS®We need people who have the heart of a vol-unteer, a desire to help Seniors, and a won-derful smile. Flexible hours…you set yourschedule! Call 813 973 1954 today!AHCH# 233739

Pristine Dry Clean & Alterations currentlyhiring PT/FT Dry Clean Counter CustomerService; must have morning and Saturdayavailability; Apply within at 23388 SR 54Lutz, FL 33549 or by email [email protected]; (813) 909-8999

Hope ‘n Play Preschool is currently takingapplications to fill two Lead Teaching Posi-tions for our VPK classrooms. Applicantsmust have either a CDA or teaching certifi-cate. Both positions are in a MWF class andthe hours are 9:45am-3:15pm. Please sendyour resume and transcript to [email protected]. Please contact the Hope ‘n Playoffice at 727-372-4689 ext. 108 with fur-ther questions.

F O R L E A S E

Office Space For Lease in TrinityProfessional offices available in new luxurybuilding, Conference room & security systemincluded:(4) 8x8 cubicles starting at $200 amonth & (2) 10x12 offices starting at $400 amonth. Call 727-423-1539

HOME BASED BUSINESS

Extra Income. Work from home - Workwith Tampa Bay group of distributors of aspecial Bio Cell dietary supplement clinicallyproven to help with joint problems andyounger looking skin. Only $40 investmentto get started with a great product and workwith Tampa area professionals from all fields.Contact Jim at 813-477-8494.

.S E R V I C E S A V A I L A B L E

CARPET, TILE & GROUT LINE and UP-HOLSTERY CLEANING. Trust-worthyOwner/Operator Service. Truck mountsteam cleaning. Pet Stain & Odor RemovalSpecialist. Upfront Pricing & Honest Rec-ommendations. Safe for your family and petseco-friendly cleaning. Also, in-home DryArea Rug Cleaning. Insured. Call Ross727-916-2314 www.GreenTechCarpet-Cleaning.com

Dog Walker/Pet Sitter. Whether it's longdays in the office or week long get-away, Trin-ity Tails Dog Walking has the pet services youneed! Call or email Erica at 727-656-4890/[email protected] check out my website at Trinitytailsdog-walking.com. Care for dogs and cats, reason-able rates, licensed and insured!

Transportation, Pet & House Sitting. Of-fering transportation to and from Tampa /Clearwater airports, doctors visits, shoppingand errands. Over night pet sitting & housesitting available. Reasonable rates. Will quoteover the phone. References available upon re-quest. Retired senior with safe driving recordand clean background. Trinity resident. CallJack at 727-807-6190 or 727-992-6139.

PIANO GROUP CLASSES! Learn to PlayPiano in a Fun & Interactive Group Setting!Classes are taught by Dr. Angela Miller.$15/Class! Age 4 through Adults! Register atwww.SchulzMusicHall.com or call (813)850-2146!

PAINTING – General Painting Services. In-terior & Exterior Painting. Pressure-Wash-ing, Minor Stucco & Carpentry Repairs.Wallpaper Removal, Drywall & Texture re-pairs. Popcorn Re-nourishment. Deck Coat-ings For: Garage & Pool Decks, Patios &Lanais. Staining & Varnish. Clean Drop-Cloths. Peter Swiderski, Painting Contractor,Licensed & Insured. LP-05382. For Esti-mates Call (727) 849-3600

Imaginative Design. Est. 1996. If you cansee it, I can paint it! Custom, hand paintedmurals. Specializing in baby and children'srooms, homes, libraries and businesses. Freeestimates. Reasonable prices. Call Diane ofTrinity Fl at 727-494-7993.

Certified Nurse Assistant. Licensed, caring andreliable. Independent and in your home. Over

25 years experience in taking care of the elderlywith various illnesses. Short term or long termcare available. Servicing New Port Richey, Trin-ity, Palm Harbor, Clearwater and Belleair. CallLucille at 727-657-8414. Email: [email protected]. Lic #: 186529

PROFESSIONAL WINDOW CLEAN-ING by GREAT PANES 18 years of servicinghomeowners: Any type home, any window-any where. Screen, sill and track cleaning in-cluded. FREE, simple, NO PRESSURE Esti-mate. My promise: “You owe me nothinguntil you are 100% satisfied!” Licensed andinsured. Call Tom 727-777-6030www.greatpanesfl.com

LOW COST PRESSURE CLEANING.HOUSES • POOL CAGES • DRIVEWAYSAND SIDEWALKS • POOL DECKS • PVCFENCES • CLEAN OUT GUTTERS •CALL DARIN. www.lowcostpressureclean-ing.com. 20+ years experience. Licensed andinsured. (727) 207-9176

Cleaning Service. Give yourself the ultimatecleaning that you deserve. Responsible, reli-able, honest, with references. Ask for Yvonneat 727-645-7779. Free Estimates.

Griswold Home Care “Exceptional Serv-ices for More Than 30 Years” We believe inextraordinary home care at affordable rates.Let us help you stay safe and independent inyour own home. We only refer experienced,professional and compassionate caregivers toassist with bathing, dressing, meal prepara-tion, shopping and light housekeeping. Callus at (813) 907-8155 (NR#30211139).

Lilly Pad Pet Sitting. 20 years vet tech andpet sitting experience. Licensed and insured.Reasonable rates and extremely reliable, highquality service! I care for: horses, goats,dogs, cats, birds and exotics. The best careout there for all of your pets! Contact Jackieat: (727)255-9432

AFFORDABLE POWER WINDOW RE-PAIR - BILLY FIX-IT SERVICES (MO-BILE SERVICE) “WE COME TO YOU”.Specializing in •Power Window Repair•Power Door Locks •Door Handle Replace-ment •Side View Mirrors •Door Glass Re-placement. Over 8 years in Pinellas Countynow serving Pasco County. Mention this adto receive $10. off a new window motorand/or regulator replacement. CALLBILLY FIX-IT SERVICES 727-793-4624OR VISIT www.powerwindowguy.comFOR A FREE QUOTE!

CAKES FOR FUN-Reasonably priced Dec-orated Cakes for all occasions, made especiallyfor you. From small parties to corporateevents. Also available, Cupcake Towers andCookie Trays. Over 25 dog breed cookie cut-ters! Minimum 2 week notice, more forlarger events including weddings. Visit oursite: http://xanadu05.wix.com/cakes-for-fun or call (727) 375-5446.

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