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As she creates the shapes for her Valentine Bear mailbox at Academy at the Lakes in Land O’ Lakes, 8-year-old BriannaSchwab peeks through the Valentine heart she cut out of construction paper.

By B.C. [email protected]

The Pasco County School Board ap-proved a contract that gives the schooldistrict the lead on constructing a stage atthe Land O’ Lakes Community Park.

The contract between Pasco County andthe state Division of Cultural Affairs calls forthe construction to be completed by Juneof 2017.

The school board’s vote on Dec. 15 ap-proved an agreement between the boardand the county for the school district to as-sume the responsibility for getting thedesign work, permitting and constructiondone.

“The school district is able to make theprocess a bit faster,” said Sandy Graves, ofthe Heritage Park Foundation, who played apivotal role in securing the funding for thestage.

“I am elated that the school board is tak-ing on the project,” Graves said, via email.

The money for the project came from a$250,000 appropriation by the FloridaLegislature, following years of lobbying ef-forts.

The quest for a stage at the park has

been nearly 20 years in the making, Gravessaid, during a previous interview. It tookthree governors to finally get the state’s sup-port.

Construction of the stage follows thecompletion of a $2.3 overhaul of Land O’

Lakes Community Park. That improvementincluded the installation of a Bermuda grasspractice field, a Bermuda grass football fieldand a 300-foot Bermuda grass softball field.

Stage project makes progress

FILE PHOTOFuture performances, by groups such as Pine View Middle School’s band, will take place ona new stage at the Land O’ Lakes Community Park, once completed. The project must becompleted by June 2017, according to an agreement between Pasco County and the PascoCounty School Board. The band, shown here, recently performed at Traditions on the Green.


Concerns raised about a Go Fund Me siteduring a recent Pasco County School Boardmeeting prompted Superintendent KurtBrowning to voice concerns over how ap-peals for help are posted by teachers onsocial media sites.

The issue came up when Amy Bracewell,a parent who lives in Northwood, toldschool board members that a posting on a

Go Fund Me site was seekingfunds to purchase materials forstudents at Denham OaksElementary.

The posting said that 42 per-cent of the students in theschool’s first-grade have readingdeficiencies and need additionalmaterials.

Bracewell lives inNorthwood, a community inWesley Chapel, which has been

reassigned to attend DenhamOaks Elementary, in Lutz, nextschool year.

She and other parents object-ed to their children being movedfrom their Wesley Chapel commu-nity to attend a school in Lutz.

“Considering that I have akindergartner starting in the fall, Ifind it extremely disturbing tofind a Go Fund Me page set upfor the first-graders of Denham

Oaks Elementary School,” she told boardmembers.

Browning said he became aware of theGo Fund Me site the evening before theDec. 15 school board meeting.

The superintendent said the post “wassomewhat troubling to me, because it madeit sound that we, as a district, were not pro-viding the level of materials to thoseschools. That is just not the case.

Superintendent calls social media appeals ‘problematic’

SuperintendentKurt Browning See APPEALS, page 11A

B2015 IN PHOTOS INSIDE, PAGE 1B


New construction captured many head-lines during the year 2015 in The Laker/LutzNews coverage area.

But, so did traffic issues and changes hap-pening in area schools.

Other news chronicled setbacks andtragic losses. But, there were inspiring sto-ries, too.

Tampa Premium Outlets, a 441,000-square-foot mall with 100-plus designerbrand shops, opened in October off StateRoad 56, near the Interstate 75 interchange.

Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel em-barked upon a $78 million expansionproject – 2 ½ years ahead of schedule — toadd 112,000 square feet and renovate11,000.

Florida Hospital Center Ice, a new150,000-square-foot sports facility, brokeground on Feb. 24. It will have an Olympic-sized hockey rink, four other rinks and theability to accommodate other sports.

Lutz and Land O’ Lakes also saw theirshare of growth.

New homes and apartments are poppingup along the State Road 54 corridor andalong portions of Land O’ Lakes Boulevard.

A Lowe’s home improvement storeopened on State Road 54, the Land O’ LakesCommunity Park underwent a $2.3 millionupgrade, and a new Pasco County UtilitiesAdministration building opened off Land O’Lakes Boulevard, also known as U.S. 41.

Just outside Dade City, an aerial adven-ture park, known as Tree Hoppers, beganoperation, and a number of new businesseshave settled into the downtown historic dis-trict.

Of course, the new development hasadded to the area’s traffic jams, which won’tbe resolved in the short term.

But, there are efforts being made to ad-dress the issue.

The Florida Department ofTransportation is exploring solutions to ad-

2015 marked by growth,loss, compassion

FILE PHOTOSThe 152,000-square-foot Lowe’s home improve-ment store, at 21500 State Road 54, held anumber of events to mark its grand opening.

Tampa Premium Outlets, a 441,000-square-foot mall with 100-plus designer brandshops, opened in October off State Road 56,near the Interstate 75 interchange.See 2015, page 11A

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KEVIN WEISS/STAFF PHOTOEnid and Kinsley Haye show off their giant gourd in their backyard. It weighs about 25pounds, and they plan to share it with others.

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While other people were rippingthrough brightly wrapped packages to seewhat presents they received this holidayseason, Enid and Kinsley Haye have un-earthed a gift of their own from theirbackyard garden.

In Jamaica, the Land O’ Lakes couplesaid, the 25-pound vegetable they un-earthed is called a pumpkin.

Here, it’s better known as a squash.Regardless of what the gourd is called,

however, the couple said it is the largestplant of its kind that they’ve ever grown.

“I’ve never seen it grow so big,” Enidsaid. “We’ve had them three years now, andthis is the biggest one. I said, ‘Lord, I wonderwhy you make this one so big.’

“We’re so excited about it,” she said.She and her husband are avid gardeners.They’ve been growing fruits and vegeta-

bles in their backyard since moving fromBridgeport, Connecticut, to Land O’ Lakesin 2004.

In addition to their pride-and-joy veggie,they also cultivate sugarcane, bananas,yams, avocados, scotch-bonnet peppers,string beans and gungo peas in their gar-den. And, they grow ginger, rosemary, sorrel,yucca and cassava.

The plan is to take their giant veggie to aharvest in Lakeland. There, they’ll cut it upand give pieces to members of theirchurch—Jesus is Coming EvangelicalMinistry. They also plan to give away sugar-cane and peppers.

They moved to Land O’ Lakes afterKinsley, a welder for 26 years, retired.

They don’t miss Bridgeport’s weather.“Oh, it’s too cold up there, man.” Kinsley

said. “That’s the reason why we moveddown here. It’s a much better climate —like Jamaica.”

Their backyard garden here has many ofthe same fruits and vegetables they grew inJamaica.

They said they start planting eachspring, and they’re ready to harvest inDecember.

The garden is manageable, they said, aslong as they can keep up with the weedingand keep out the bugs.

Besides sharing their bounty, they enjoyusing the vegetables they grow to makehomemade soups.

They also combine the sorrel they growwith a ginger root, to make a traditionalJamaican drink. The beverage is usedaround Thanksgiving and Christmas, some-times as a less expensive substitute forwine.

A gift from the garden: A vegetable large enough to share


Pasco County Schools is expanding itsmagnet school options beginning nextschool year, and is holding a series of com-munity meetings to explain the additionaloptions.

The district is converting CentennialMiddle School, in Dade City, into a STEMMagnet School. STEM stands for science,technology, engineering and mathematics.

A series of community meetings, witheach begin at 6 p.m., will give parents achance to learn more about the new middleschool magnet program.

• Jan. 11 in the cafeteria at Raymond B.Stewart Middle School, 38505 10th Ave., inZephyrhills

• Jan. 12 in the auditorium at PascoMiddle School at 13925 14th St., in Dade City

• Jan. 13 in the cafeteria at Thomas E.

Weightman Middle School, at 30649 WellsRoad in Wesley Chapel

• Jan. 19 in the cafeteria at Dr. John LongMiddle School cafeteria, 2025Mansfield Blvd., Wesley Chapel

• Jan. 20 in the cafeteria at CentennialMiddle School, at 38505 Centennial Road inDade City

• Jan. 21 in the cafeteria at Chester W.Taylor Elementary School, at 3638 MorrisBridge Road in Zephyrhills

Parents of sixth- and seventh-graders atthe host schools, as well as parents of currentfifth-graders that feed into those schools, areencouraged to attend.

Elementary schools feeding intoCentennial Middle School are Centennial,Cox, Double Branch, Lacoochee, New River,Pasco, Quail Hollow, San Antonio, SevenOaks, Veterans, Watergrass, Wesley Chapel,West Zephyrhills and Woodland.

At each meeting, Superintendent Kurt

Browning, the magnet school principal anddistrict staff will discuss the STEM magnettheme and programs that will be offered.

Parents also will hear about magnetschool application timelines and options fortransportation.

Fifth- through seventh-grade students mayapply for acceptance to the magnet school

during the magnet school application peri-od, Jan. 18 through Jan. 31, 2016. Studentsand parents not listed are welcome to attendthe meetings, but will need to apply for ac-ceptance through the regular school choiceperiod, which begins Feb. 1.

In addition to the new middle schoolmagnet, the district also has an elementarySTEAM (science, technology, engineering, thearts and mathematics) program at SandersMemorial Elementary in Land O’ Lakes.

Parents of prospective students toSanders are invited to tour the school, at5126 School Road in Land O’ Lakes, on Jan. 8at 10 a.m., and 1:30 p.m.

Parents will have a chance to learn moreabout the school’s programs, facilities andunique features.

Sanders has unmanned aerial systems,solar panels, and other high tech devices, aswell as computers and iPads for each stu-dent.

Pasco expands its magnet school options

FILE PHOTOSanders Memorial Elementary School isPasco County’s first magnet school. It offers acurriculum that focuses on science, technolo-gy, engineering, the arts and mathematics.

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Connerton and Pasco on the path to new homesBy Kathy [email protected]

Kyle and Melody Marks fit in nicely withthe demographics that are driving residen-tial growth in Pasco County.

And, these young professionals are clearon the lifestyle they want for themselvesand their two children, Amelia, age 5, andBrody, age 7.

In six months, they plan to move from astarter home to a new and larger home inConnerton, a master-planned community offLand O’ Lakes Boulevard, also known as U.S.41.

Connerton is one of Pasco’s up-and-com-ing neighborhoods attracting eager buyerswho want bang for their buck, a touch ofthe rural, and the amenities of big city life.

The Marks are saying goodbye to thetemptation to cross the county line intoHillsborough or Pinellas, in search of a goodrestaurant or a shopping excursion.

“There is no more traveling back toTampa for everything,” said Melody Marks.

The Marks set their sights on Connertonmonths ago, and became the first buyers ofa Lennar-built home in the community.

Lennar is the newest homebuilder tooffer homes at Connerton.

The Marks are part of an overall resur-gence of home buying in Pasco County,which is recovering from the disastrous eco-nomic downturn in 2008.

Back then, new home construction con-stricted.

And, many residents saw their existinghousing values plummet.

Some are still underwater, with mort-gages that are higher than their propertyvalues.

But, that is changing, said Jeff Morin, vicepresident of sales for Lennar Homes.

“People wouldn’t sell before, becausethey were upside down,” he said. “Thisuptick has allowed people to be more com-fortable that they can break even or make alittle money.”

Developers are building more rooftops,and a growing population has hit criticalmass and pay dirt for retail.

Tampa Premium Outlets is the most visi-

ble tip of an explosion of new shops, restau-rants, hotels and offices that are here or ontheir way.

“We do everything over here,” MelodyMarks reiterated.

When the Marks signed their contract, itwasn’t just for the shops and restaurants orbecause Kyle Marks’ parents already live inConnerton.

“It’s a lot more affordable here,” said KyleMarks.

Statistics bear that out.The year-to-date median price of a home

in Hillsborough and Pinellas is about$218,000, while Pasco’s median price isabout $154,000, according to data from MyFlorida Regional MLS.

Connerton’s housing prices generallybegin in the low $200,000s, said StewGibbons, president and chief executive offi-cer of Gibbons Group.

That price falls into the sweet spot forPasco housing sales of between $140,000and $250,000, again based on data from My

Florida Regional MLS.More than 350 families live in

Connerton.Connerton’s new home sales have aver-

aged 100 or more annually in the past twoyears, and Gibbons anticipates that will in-crease by 50 percent in the next year.

Gibbons pioneered living in Connertonwhen he bought a home in 2006. He and afew other residents waited out the recovery.

“We knew ultimately it’s cyclical, eventhough this is one of the worst cycles everseen and the worst downturn the nationhas seen.” Gibbons said.

But, he said now, “That’s created pent updemand. It’s growing as confidence grows.”

For a time, the economic downturnturned the master-planned community intoa poster child for a stalled future.

New construction of roads and street-lights stuck out in a neighborhood of blankspaces where hundreds of homes shouldbe.

The future is much rosier now.

Plans for a town center and shops areback in the picture, likely to happen withintwo to five years, Gibbons said.

Pasco County owns about 20 acres thatis set aside for a government center.

Connerton Elementary School is open,and Sanders Memorial Elementary STEAMSchool, an elementary magnet school, is lo-cated to the south, off U.S. 41.

Residents currently can enjoy about twomiles of nature trails.

Connerton is unique in pegging its hous-ing numbers to job creation, as part of astate incentive program.

At 2,000 homes, for instance, 500 jobsmust be documented within a one-mile ra-dius.

More houses, shops, offices and hotelsare on the way.

“Pasco should be pretty robust,” saidGibbons. “The number of rooftops relates toretail that can be supported. They withhelduntil the market returned. It’s rising every-where.”

At the height of the housing bubble,6,000 homes were selling annually. Gibbonssaid it hit a low of about 1,000 homes ayear, but has risen to about 2,500 this year.

There is potential within five years toreach between 6,000 and 7,000 housingsales a year, he said.

Gibbons remains sold on Pasco’s econo-my, and Connerton, in particular.

“It’s easy to meet people. I’m still here. Istill love it,” Gibbons said.

KATHY STEELE/STAFF PHOTOSKyle, Amelia and Melody Marks, left, will wait about six months for their new Lennar home tobe built in Connerton. Stew Gibbons, president of Gibbons Group, and Jeff Morin, vice pres-ident of sales for Lennar joined them at the newly opened Lennar model home.

The sign at the entrance to Connerton isdecorated for the holidays. The master-planned community is seeing an uptick inhousing sales.


O.B. Stander, president of AMIkids Pasco,recently updated the Pasco County SchoolBoard on changes being made to improve theprogram.

The changes are in response to theboard’s Dec. 1 vote to terminate the organiza-tion’s contract effective Jan. 29.

When they took the vote, board membersmade it clear they would revisit the issue andwould reinstate AMIkids Pasco, if the organi-zation could demonstrate substantialimprovement in its performance by Jan. 12.

The board’s initial action came at the rec-ommendation of Superintendent KurtBrowning, who informed the board that sub-stantial progress would be needed.

At the same time, Browning said he hopesAMIkids Pasco can turn the program around,so it could continue operating it.

AMIkids Pasco serves 46 students, whocome from across Pasco County.

The program serves 25 therapeutic emo-tional/behavior disability students and 21students in the Department of JuvenileJustice program at a campus of portables onU.S. 41, north of State Road 52 at 18950Michigan Lane in Spring Hill.

If AMIkids Pasco makes considerableprogress, Browning said he will recommendthat the board revoke the termination; other-wise, the district will take over operation ofthe site on Jan. 29.

Browning said discontinuing the district’srelationship with AMIkids Pasco is not thepreferable option for him or for Pasco CountySchools.

Stander told board members that retiredprincipal Pat Reedy has been helping AMIkidsPasco in the development of an enhanced ac-tion plan.

“We changed the school’s leadership teamto strengthen both the educational and be-havioral modification expertise,” Stander said.

It also has hired additional staff to makesure that class size ratios and mental healthneeds of the students are being met.

It also has increased staff compensation toa rate that’s higher than the school district’srate, to improve retention, Stander said.

AMIkids Pasco also has partnered with theUniversity of South Florida’s Department ofApplied Behavior Analysis to participate in apilot program, Stander said. That program in-cludes having a university faculty member,with a doctorate in behavioral analysis, aswell as two graduate students on campus, fora total of about 60 hours a week, Stander said.


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BASSMASTERS LOOKING FOR MEMBERSSouth Pasco Bassmasters, a nonprofit teamformat club, is accepting applications forthe 2016 season. The club is looking forfishermen that would like some friendlycompetition. For information, call (813) 996-3377, or visit SouthPascoBassmasters.com.

THE MARKET PLACE IS JAN. 2The Market Place will take place Jan. 2 from10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Hibiscus Park, atSeventh Street and Bougainvillea Avenue inDade City. The Garden Café will offer foodsamples. The craft demonstrator will be arepresentative from “Stampin’ Up,” andDerrick Tucker will provide music from 11a.m. to 2:30 p.m. There also will be a varietyof vendors. For information, contact LucyAvila at (352) 521-5858 [email protected].

MOVIE AND POPCORNThe Land O’ Lakes Library, 2818 CollierParkway, will host a movie and popcornevent for grades kindergarten to fifth gradeon Jan. 2 at 2 p.m. The movie will be anewly released G or PG rated film. Forinformation, call (813) 929-1214.

KOL AMI HOSTS HAVDALAHCongregation Kol Ami, 3919 Moran Road inTampa, will host a “Havdalah and HollywoodProgram” on Jan. 2 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.Havdalah will take place under the stars at 7p.m., followed by the movies “Keeping theFaith” (for adults) and “Prince of Egypt” (theanimated version for kids). Adult supervisionwill be available for the kids’ movie.Admission is free, but guests should RSVPby calling (813) 962-6338.

ICE RINK OPEN IN TAMPAThe annual ice-skating rink is now open atCurtis Hixon Waterfront Park, 600 N. AshleyDrive in Tampa, through Jan. 3. The tentedrink will be open daily, Monday throughThursday from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m., Friday from4 p.m. to 10 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 10p.m., and Sunday noon to 9 p.m. Skating is$12 for 90 minutes, and includes rentalskates.

NEW BOOK CLUBThe Tampa Jewish Community Center &Federation, 13009 Community CampusDrive in Tampa, will host a new book clubstarting Jan. 4 from 11 a.m. to noon. Theclub will meet every two months, onMondays, to discuss the current book

selection. The first book is “Love andTreasure” by Ayelet Waldman. Forinformation, contact Marissa Rosenthal at(813) 769-4724, [email protected].

ACTOR STUDIO OPEN HOUSESVenue Actor Studio Pinellas Park, 4989 72ndAve., N, will host its free annual openhouses Jan. 4 to Jan. 9, with daily overviewsof sample classes. Space is limited to 25participants per day. For information, call(727) 822-6194, or [email protected].

CELEBRITY KARAOKEFamily Resources’ “Celebrity Karaoke” willbe on Jan. 22 at TPepin Hospitality Centrein Tampa. There will be a VIP reception at 6p.m., followed by the main event from 7p.m. to 11 p.m. The fundraiser will includelocal entertainment, pool and casino games,karaoke, a silent live auction and more.Proceeds will support Family Resources’programs serving homeless and runawayyouth, and families in crisis. The cost oftickets before Jan. 5 is $75, and $100thereafter. Sponsorships are available.Guests must be 21 years or older. Forinformation and tickets, visitCelebrityKaraoke.org.

FREE YOGA CLASSESTriniti Fitness & Nutrition, 6248 Gall Blvd.,in Zephyrhills, will offer weekly yogaclasses on Tuesdays from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.,starting Jan. 5, for adults age 18 and older.Classes will be taught in both Sanskrit andEnglish, and will include a mixture of hatha,kundalini, ashtanga, lyengar, restorative,anusara, vinyasa and others, as well as tai

chi and QiGong. M.J. Price will be the yogainstructor. The classes are free, butdonations will be accepted, and the classwill vote on a local charity to receive thefunds. For information, call (727) 623-2107.

FREE ADULT BALLET WORKSHOPThe Carrollwood Cultural Center, 4537Lowell Road in Tampa, will offer a free adultballet workshop called “Ballet for Joy &Vitality” on Jan. 5 at 6:30 p.m. The class isfor beginners of all body types and skilllevels. LaBaren-Root, a dance professionalwith more than 30 years’ experience, willlead the workshop using an adaptiveapproach to ballet technique withconsideration to mobility, flexibility, postureand balance. For information, contactLaBaren-Root at (813) 922-8137 [email protected].

RINGLING BROS. CIRCUSRingling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey willpresent “Legends” at Amalie Arena Jan. 6through Jan. 10. Tickets start at $16. All seatsare reserved. For information and tickets,visit Ringling.com.

VEGETABLE SEMINARThe Fern Garden Club of Odessa will meeton Jan. 7 at 10 a.m., at the KeystoneCommunity Center, 17928 Gunn Highwayin Odessa. The guest speaker will be amaster gardener on the topic of how togrow vegetables in the landscape of CentralFlorida. For information, call (813) 854-1308.

FLORIDA HISTORYPRESENTATIONBrooksville City Hall, 201 Howell Ave., will

host Eliot Kleinberg on Jan. 7 at 6:30 p.m.Kleinberg, a reporter, was born in SouthFlorida and has written 10 books on thestate. The topic will be “Florida in the CivilWar? Believe It!” Admission is free.

RECYCLE YOUR CHRISTMAS TREEPasco County asks that you recycle yourlive Christmas trees to help theenvironment. Drop-off locations will acceptChristmas trees through Jan. 8. The treeswill be chipped and made into mulch forlandscaping.Locations include:• Land O’ Lakes Community Center, 5401Land O’ Lakes Blvd.• Wesley Chapel District Park, 7727 BoyetteRoad (north end at Overpass Road)• John S. Burks Memorial Park, 1322 GeneNelson Blvd., Dade City• Sam W. Pasco Recreational Complex, 9835Chancey Road in ZephyrhillsAll tinsel, metal hooks and decorationsshould be removed. For additional locationsand information, call (727) 856-4539.

WINE DOWN AT GARDEN CAFÉThe Garden Café, 14227 Seventh St., inDade City, will host a “Wine Down” on Jan.8. The Sunspots will provideentertainment from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Forinformation, call (352) 567-7277.

AUTHOR TIM DORSEY INCARROLLWOODThe Carrollwood Cultural Center, 4537Lowell Road in Tampa, will host authorTim Dorsey with a presentation on“Florida: A Target-Rich Environment forCrime Writers” on Jan. 8 at 6 p.m.Admission is free. For information, call(813) 922-8167.

LEARN TO KNIT/CROCHETThe Tampa Jewish Community Center,13009 Community Campus Drive, willhost an ongoing beginner/intermediateknitting/crocheting class, starting Jan. 8from 10 a.m. to noon. The cost of the classis $7 for members, and $10 for non-members. Guests should bring a pastel orlight color, worsted weight number 4yarn, and an eight or nine size needle. ToRSVP or for information, contact MarissaRosenthal at (813) 769-4724 [email protected].

VIETNAM COMMEMORATIONPROGRAMThe Pasco Federated Republican Women’sClub will host a luncheon on Jan. 8 atnoon at The Grove Golf & Country Club,7924 Melogold Circle in Land O’ Lakes.The guest speaker will be Lou Rinaldi,district representative for the VietnamCommemoration Program. The program ismeant to thank and honor veterans of theVietnam War, including personnel whowere prisoners of war or listed as missing

Photoshop classThe Land O’ Lakes Library, 2818 Collier Parkway,will host the second class in a series onPhotoshop elements on Jan. 2 at 10:15 a.m.The class will focus on “expert mode.”For information and to register, call (813) 929-1214.

Photography clubThe Land O’ Lakes Photography Club willmeet at the Land O’ Lakes CommunityCenter, 5401 Land O’ Lakes Blvd., Jan. 5 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The club is open to all beginners,amateurs and professionals. There will be an educational talk and a display of photos fromthe December field trip. The cost of the meeting is $2. For information, email Ron Bowman at [email protected].

Digital photography courseThe Wilderness Lake Preserve Photography and Birding Club will host “The Art of Photography,”a digital photography course, once a month January through April. It will be at WildernessLake Preserve Lodge, 21320 Wilderness Lake Blvd., in Land O’ Lakes. The schedule is:• Session 1: “Digital Introduction” on Jan. 7 • Session 2: “Composition” on Feb. 4• Session 3: “Finishing Touches & Sharing” on March 3• Session 4: “Adobe Photoshop Elements” on April 7All sessions are from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., and the cost for each session is $3 for residents ofWilderness Lake Preserve, and $3.30 for non-residents.To register, email Mike Coppola at [email protected]. For information, contact MauryGriffith at (813) 345-8778 or [email protected].

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SHABBAT FAMILY EVENTCongregation Kol Ami, 3919 Moran Roadin Tampa, will host a Shabbat family eventon Jan. 8 at 6:30 p.m. Guests can choosebetween a “Pizza and PJ Shabbat” foryounger families, or a musical Shabbat

service outside, for ages 8 years and older.At 7:30 p.m., there will be a service wrap-up, singing and Kiddush, at theamphitheater. For information, call (813)962-6338.

NEW YEAR’S WALTZ AT STRAZTampa Bay Times Masterworks will present“New Year’s Waltz” on Jan. 8 at 8 p.m., atthe Straz Performing Center for the Arts,1010 N. Macinnes Place in Tampa. MichaelFrancis will lead The Florida Orchestra in aViennese and waltz-themed program.Tickets start at $15. For information, visitFloridaOrchestra.org.

RAISING CANE & PANCAKE BREAKFASTThe Pioneer Florida Museum & Village,15602 Pioneer Museum Road in Dade City,will host its annual “Raising Cane &Pancake Breakfast” Jan. 9 from 8 a.m. to 4p.m. There will be a syrup tasting contestand cane grinding, sugar cane pole toss,greased pole climb, iron skillet toss, logsawing, and a recipe contest. Thebreakfast will be served from 8 a.m. to 11a.m., and costs $3 per serving. Friedchicken and fixings will be served from 11a.m. to 3 p.m., and costs $5. Admission is $8for adults, $6 for senior citizens, and $4 forchildren ages 6 to 18. Parking is free. No coolers, food or beverages are allowed.For information, call (352) 567-0262.

RAISED GARDEN BED SEMINARThe Pasco County Extension Office willoffer a free seminar on “Raised Garden Beds& Composting” on Jan. 9 from 9 a.m. to10:30 a.m., at the Land O’ Lakes CommunityCenter, 5401 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. Thoseattending can learn compostingtechniques, and how to care for flowersand vegetables grown in raised beds. Forinformation, call (813) 996-2411.


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HEART HEALTHY NUTRITIONThe Heart Institute at Regional Medical

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GENERAL CANCER SUPPORTFlorida Cancer Affiliates, 3611 Little Road

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Florida Hospital Zephyrhills, 7050 GallBlvd., will offer a monthly diabetes supportgroup.

The next meeting is on Jan. 6 at 3 p.m.The guest speaker will be Dr. AhadMahootchi, board certified ophthalmologist,on the topic of how new treatments cansave vision for those affected by diabetes.

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The program is for anyone experiencingarthritis, hip or knee pain. This will be anopen questions-and-answer forum with Dr.Gerald Alexander III.

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NATURAL HEALING LECTUREAccess Health Care LLC, 5350 Spring Hill

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For information or to register, call (352)688-8116, ext. 4344.

CHATTERBOXES MEETINGThe Medical Center of Trinity, 9330 State

Road 54, will host a Chatterboxes supportgroup meeting on Jan. 7 at 3 p.m.

The group assists individuals sufferingfrom communication deficits as a result of acerebral vascular accident or other neuro-logical disorder.

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BREAST CANCER SUPPORTFlorida Cancer Affiliates, 3611 Little Road

in Trinity, will have a breast cancer supportmeeting on Jan. 7 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

The group is an open discussion on top-ics of interest. Anyone who has beentouched by cancer is invited to attend. Lightrefreshments will be served.


PELVIC DISORDER DISCUSSIONThe Health & Wellness Center at Florida

Hospital Wesley Chapel, 2700 Healing Way,will host “Bellies, Bladders and Bowels…OhMy!” on Jan. 12 at 6 p.m.

This will be a discussion about pelvicfloor disorders that can range from inconti-nence to pelvic organ prolapse, andadvances in treatment options.

Admission is free, but reservations are re-quired. For information, visitFloridaHospital.com/wesley-chapel/events.

KNEE AND HIP SURGERYDr. Randolph Knight, a Zephyrhills-based

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Robert Stuck, left, paints a scene of a peaceful, flowing river, while his wife, Barbara,paints a portrait of a singing angel to represent her mother who passed away onhospice care. Residents of various assisted living facilities painted their own inter-pretation of what hospice means to them.

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The GFWC Lutz-Land O’Lakes Woman’sClub, under the direction of Joan Collins,collected a full SUV load of donatedChristmas gifts for children, their mothersand residents of two area shelters housingvictims of domestic violence.

A large assortment of toys, clothing andother needed items were generously donat-ed at the club’s recent Christmas luncheon,so these residents may enjoy some sem-blance of a happy holiday despite beingaway from their own homes.

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PASCO SCHOOL BOARD ELECTS CHAIRWOMAN

The District School Board of PascoCounty elected Joanne Hurley (District 2)board chairwoman and Allen Altman(District 1) board vice chairman at its annu-al reorganization.

Hurley will serve a one-year term aschairwoman before her retirement from theschool board next November. She was firstelected in 2008, and was re-elected in 2012.Hurley served as chairwoman of the boardonce, and vice chairwoman twice.

Altman will serve a one-year term as vicechairman. He was elected to the schoolboard in 2006, and was re-elected withoutopposition in 2010 and 2014. Altman hasserved as vice chairman and chairman ofthe board.

SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGCANCELLED

The District School Board of PascoCounty has cancelled the regularly sched-uled Jan. 5 board meeting due to winterbreak.

The district is closed from Dec. 21through Jan.4.

MAGNET SCHOOL OFFERS TOURSanders Memorial Elementary STEAM

Magnet School, 5126 School Road in LandO’ Lakes, will offer a school tour on Jan. 8, toshow parents and prospective students theprograms and facilities.

Principal Jason Petry and staff will leadparents through each grade level area, thecollaboration center, outdoor classroomareas, boardwalk, and athletic facilities.Sanders is Pasco County’s first magnetschool and was designed to focus on sci-ence, technology, engineering, arts andmath.

For information, call Kristie Newsome at(813) 794-1500.

STEM MAGNET SCHOOL INFO MEETINGS

Centennial Middle STEM Magnet School,scheduled to open in August, will host par-ent information sessions at 6 p.m., asfollows:

• Jan. 11 at Raymond B. Stewart MiddleSchool, 38505 10th Ave., Zephyrhills

• Jan. 12 at Pasco Middle School, 1392514th St., Dade City

• Jan. 13 at Thomas E. Weightman MiddleSchool, 30649 Wells Road in Wesley Chapel

• Jan. 19 at Dr. John Long Middle School,2025 Mansfield Blvd., Wesley Chapel

• Jan. 20 at Centennial Middle School,38505 Centennial Road in Dade City

• Jan. 21 at Chester W. Taylor ElementarySchool, 3638 Morris Bridge Road inZephyrhills

Parents of sixth- and seventh-graders atthe host schools, as well as those of currentfifth-graders in the elementary schools thatfeed into them, are encouraged to attend.

The superintendent, the magnet schoolprincipal, and district staff will discuss theSTEM magnet theme and programs that willbe offered at the school. Parents also willhear about magnet school application time-lines and options for transportation.

STILL TIME TO ENROLL FORSPRING CLASSES AT PHSC

Currently enrolled and returning Pasco-Hernando State College students are

encouraged to register for spring classes assoon as possible. Spring classes begin onJan. 11.

New students interested in taking class-es this spring should visit PHSC.edu/wise,for admissions information. The applicationfee is $25, with an additional $20 assessedduring the late registration period, which isJan. 11 through Jan. 15.

For more information, visit PHSC.edu, orcontact the Student Development Office ata nearby PHSC location.

LUTZ NATIVE PERFORMS AT BELMONT CONCERT

Sarah Fechtel, a native of Lutz and com-mercial music major at Belmont University,performed in the “Christmas at Belmont”concert at Nashville’s SchermerhornSymphony Center. The concert was tapedlive and aired nationally on PBS this holidayseason.

More than 700 student musicians joinedthe Belmont School of Music faculty andthe Nashville Children’s Choir for the con-cert. This year’s edition featured theUniversity Symphony Orchestra, BelmontStrings, University Singers, BelmontChorale, Percussion Ensemble, Musical the-atre, Jazz Band, Jazzmin, Southbound andCompany, and mass choirs.

THURSDAY MUSICALE OFFERS SCHOLARSHIPS

The Thursday Musicale, a women’schoral group formed to promote music inPasco and Hernando counties, offers schol-arships to graduating high school seniorsin Pasco and Hernando counties who planto study music in college and make it a ca-reer.

The deadline to apply for a scholarshipis Jan. 22. Auditions will be Feb. 2 and Feb. 9at Trinity Presbyterian Church of SevenSprings in New Port Richey.

For applications, contact your highschool career counselor and/or music di-rector.

For information, email [email protected].

TAKE STOCK IN CHILDRENAPPLICATIONS

Take Stock in Children scholarship ap-plications are now being accepted onlinethrough Jan. 24 for Pasco County Schools’students on free/reduced lunch in gradeseight to 10.

The organization, a program with thePasco Education Foundation and partneredwith Pasco County Schools, has providedscholarships, mentors and hope since 1995.

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The upgraded park also has a new con-cession building with restrooms and ameeting room, a maintenance building,open space, two shelters, new parking lots, anew playground and a remodeled patioarea. There’s also a four-tenths-of-a-milewalking trail.

Over the years, the Heritage ParkFoundation has had all sorts of fundraisersand events to draw attention to its cause.

Foundation members sold turkey legs atthe community’s Flapjack Festivals, sold cof-fee at the opening of the Suncoast Parkway,

sold water at a balloon festival at StarkeyPark, and sold doughnuts and coffee at theCentral Pasco Chamber’s community expos.

They also had events, such as Traditionson the Green and Scarecrows ‘N Stuff, tokeep the issue in the public eye.

Both the county and the school districtwill benefit from the project, by using it forvarious public and school cultural activities,including music, dance, theater, creativewriting, visual arts and other art forms, ac-cording to the agreement the school boardapproved.

Graves envisions the stage as becoming apopular place for people to gather, to havegood old-fashioned fun.

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dress traffic flow at U.S. 41 and State Road54. There are efforts to extend State Road 56between Meadow Pointe and Zephyrhills,and, construction work continues at the I-75and State Road 52 interchange.

On the education scene, there was achanging of the guard in top leadership atSaint Leo University, just outside Dade City.Dr. Arthur Kirk retired, and Dr. William J.Lennox Jr. assumed the top post.

Pasco-Hernando State College also has anew president, with Dr. Timothy Beardbeing named to the post after the retire-ment of Dr. Katherine Johnson.

The state college’s Porter Campus atWiregrass Ranch also hit a milestone, an-nouncing that it would be surpassing the3,000-student enrollment mark.

On another front, Sanders MemorialElementary School reopened in Land O’Lakes, as Pasco County Schools’ first magnetschool. It is a STEAM school, with a curricu-lum that focuses on science, technology,engineering, the arts and mathematics.

Pine View Middle School also launchedan effort to become the public school dis-

trict’s first International BaccalaureateMiddle Years Programme.

And, Wiregrass Ranch High School inWesley Chapel began operating on a 10-pe-riod school day, to reduce the number ofstudents on campus at the same time.

A more permanent solution to WiregrassRanch’s overcrowding is expected to occurwhen the district opens a new school forgrades six through 12 that is being con-structed on Old Pasco Road.

In another change, the district adoptednew boundaries for a new elementary schoolin Wesley Chapel, off Mansfield Boulevard,which is scheduled to open next fall.

The new school will relieve significantovercrowding at Seven Oaks Elementary.The boundary shifts, which were controver-sial, will increase enrollment at DenhamOaks Elementary in Lutz.

In other school news, St. TimothyCatholic Church in Lutz opened the SaintPaul II Youth Center and opened a new ele-mentary school to house Mother Teresa ofCalcutta Catholic School.

Saint Anthony Catholic School alsomarked a milestone — dedicating a newbrick classroom building in February.

While much of the news in 2015 was

about progress and new beginnings, not allof the news was positive.

For instance, the GFWC Lutz Land O’Lakes Woman’s Club was forced to cancelits 36th annual arts and crafts show, becausea sinkhole developed at Lake Park.

The annual two-day event, which hasdrawn about 30,000 shoppers a year, wasthe club’s biggest fundraiser. So, besides dis-appointing shoppers and about 300vendors, the cancellation also will reducethe club’s ability to help scores of communi-ty organizations and charities.

The year also was marked by the passingof Land O’ Lakes cross country coach KrisKeppel and Laura Hauser, a former non-in-structional employee of the year, whoworked at Wesley Chapel Elementary beforeshe became too ill to work. Both lost battleswith cancer. And, car accidents claimed thelives of Pasco High student Jordan Ivie andWesley Chapel High.

These deaths inspired demonstrations ofrespect, generosity, compassion and kind-ness — to help those grieving their loss.

In another show of support, the commu-nity of San Antonio rallied to hold a benefit

for Lewis and Diane Riggleman, whosehome was destroyed by fire.

Other uplifting moments involvedSuellen Smith, the cafeteria manager atZephyrhills High, who continues her tradi-tion of collecting and giving away dressshirts, dress pants, gowns and dresses tohelp outfit young men and women forprom, homecoming, weddings and otherspecial occasions.

Another big moment for 2015 involvedLeigh Dittman, a Gaither High student fromLutz.

The 15-year-old recently reached a goalshe set when she was 7: To raise $1 millionfor Shriners Hospitals for Children.

The young woman has a disorder knownas Osteogenesis Imperfecta, also known asbrittle bone disease.

During a recent interview, she said shewas motivated to raise the money forShriners because of how giving it has beento her.

“They are such an amazing group of peo-ple, and they’ve given me so much, with mylife. It seemed like the right thing to do,”Dittman said.

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“We provide the materials at every one ofour schools that support our students inlearning to read and learning to read ongrade level,” Browning said.

“They wanted additional materials andwere asking for contributions to pay forthose additional materials,” he said.

He also asked teachers and other staffmembers to be careful when they are mak-ing social media appeals to be sure theyaccurately convey the nature of the request.

“The whole Go Fund Me pages and theDonor Choose pages, in my opinion, are in-

credibly problematic for this district,” hesaid. “They’re problematic as a whole.”

Sometimes requests are made for materi-als that are not compatible with districtneeds, he said. For instance, “iPad minis willnot support many of the things that we doin classrooms,” he said.

Browning also noted, it’s impossible forthe district to monitor all of the requeststhat are posted on social media.

With 87 schools in the district, he said,“We just don’t have the resources to dothat.”

So, he urged caution in the postings, not-ing the message they send doesn’t just affectone school, but reflects on the entire district.

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FILE PHOTOSChairman Ted Schrader, holding scissors, slices through the ribbon, as he and other digni-taries celebrated the opening of the Utilities Administration Building.

Saint Anthony Catholic School in San Antonio held a dedication ceremony in February, tocelebrate the school’s new brick classroom building.

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Fresh start for softball at Carrollwood Day School By Michael [email protected]

Frank Arcuri has nearly three decades ofexperience coaching softball. He was an as-sistant coach for Eckerd College last year,and spent many years in travel ball, wherehe won multiple championships. Hisdaughters even played Division I collegesoftball.

So what brings him to Carrollwood DaySchool, 1515 W. Bearss Ave., to head theirsoftball program?

It’s the timing. Not for the coach; for theplayers.

“I feel like my niche is the 14-, 15-, 16-year-old athlete,” Arcuri explained. They’reright where you want them in the develop-ment stage, and it’s a real joy to take themto the next level of playing.”

At the college level, coaches are doingmore fine-tuning and strategizing with play-ers, he said. But when they’re a few yearsyounger, they can still learn new things toimprove their game significantly, yet they’vealready established that they have the talentto compete.

Carrollwood Day School’s softball teamhas already demonstrated its abilities.

The Patriots have reached the regionalsin state playoff competition in each of thepast three seasons, including a trip to thestate semifinals a couple of seasons ago.

Arcuri wants to build on that success,but there’s a lot of time between now andthe start of the season. That’s why he want-ed the team to participate in a HillsboroughCounty fall league, to give the players timeto gain extra experience and additionaltime playing together.

It also enables Arcuri to have a chance toevaluate his team before the season starts,he said. By identifying its areas of strength,and what needs the most work, he can pre-pare efficiently, and get the most out of histeam.

Arcuri believes he can get more out ofthe team by having the athletes play onother teams. He doesn’t want them toadopt a “softball all year” attitude, which isbecoming more prominent in athleticstoday. Instead, he wants them to focus on

school and encourages them to play othersports that might even help them with im-proved footwork when they return to thesoftball field.

“Track and basketball are very good. Sois soccer,” Arcuri said.

That footwork will be important, be-cause he wants speed to be a character traitof his team. He’s considering bringing aspecial trainer out to teach them differenttechniques, and to allow players to usetheir speed to cause problems for opposingdefenses.

Arcuri also will focus on selling the pro-gram to the team and building trust, sincehe views himself as a players’ coach.

With so much experience teaching andcoaching at different age levels, he has agood feel for how to handle athletes at dif-ferent stages of development. And forfemale athletes in high school, the bestmethod is to instruct without being toocritical, he said. It’s better to use positivelanguage to put them at ease, but keepthem in a learning mindset.

“It’s pretty good, but let me show youwhere it might be even better to help youout,” Arcuri suggests as a method of teach-ing an athlete a new technique. “You haveto keep a positive spin on everything.”

As he settles into his new job, Arcuri isalready feeling positive about the talent he’sinheriting, the school’s commitment to asuccessful program, and the opportunity toteach young players and make a good ath-lete even better.

“There are some good players overthere. I was impressed with the talent levelat such a small school,” Arcuri said. “I can’twait to get started.”

COURTESY OF FRANK ARCURISoftball coach Frank Arcuri is the new head softball coach for the Carrollwood Day SchoolPatriots. He is shown here wearing the shirt of his former team.

LOL girls soccer works hard, aims high and consistently winsBy Michael [email protected]

When a team lets the opponent score11 goals in soccer, it sounds like the de-fense is struggling.

But, when those goals occur over a 17-game span, it sounds like a championshipdefense.

The Land O’ Lakes Gators girls soccerteam is seeking a championship, and thedefending Class 3A-8 champions are off toa 15-2 start.

Earlier this year, the Gators closed outits previous season in a 2-1 loss in the titlegame against American Heritage fromPlantation.

While some teams might stumble a bitafter that kind of loss, Land O’ Lakes hasraced to a strong start. Aside from a 3-0loss to Academy of the Holy Names onDec. 1 and a 2-3 loss to Mitchell High onDec. 14, only a handful of their gameshave been particularly close. And, theyhave won several of their games by sizablemargins.

Coach Vicky King doesn’t see any se-

cret formula to the Gators’ success.“We work hard. We do have a good bit

of talent. They have high expectations,”she said. “We work for everything we get.We know that nothing is given to us.”

That work includes a preseason condi-tioning program, which ensures that theathletes are in good shape when the firstwhistle sounds. Many of them also playclub soccer, which helps, King said.

Many of them also play on differentclub teams, which the coach sees as an ad-vantage. The players come together afterbeing exposed to a variety of philosophiesand styles of play, and when they play fortheir high school team, they execute at ahigh level on the field.

Even bumps in the road can have posi-tive benefits. The loss to the Academy(who was also undefeated) was a lessonthat they still have areas that need im-provement.

“It was a good game. It was very chal-lenging for us and shows what we need towork on,” King said. “It makes us refocus. Ifwe want to reach our goals and succeed,then we know we have work to do.”

“Work” is a common theme with King.It has built a strong program over her 29years as the team’s soccer coach, and it’ssomething she discusses with her playersregardless of their opponent or theirrecord at the time. By maintaining thatfocus, it builds a level of expectation thatfreshmen and sophomores recognize im-mediately, and work to meet or exceedfrom the very beginning.

It also helps maintain impressiverecords from year to year. Including thetwo losses this year, the team has lost onlysix games since the beginning of the2013-14 season.

With that much success, some coachesmight see a return to the state champi-onship game as a likely event, or at leastone that has a good chance of happening.But, King lives by the “one game at a time”mentality she preaches to the athletes.Like her players, she takes nothing forgranted and only allows that continuedsuccess is a possibility if they remain fo-cused and work hard.

“A lot of things can happen. They’reteenagers. Injuries, illness — the cards

have to fall just right,” she said. Those cards tend to fall into place for

Land O’ Lakes, but it doesn’t happen withanimated yelling or aggressive coachingon game days. The real work is done inpractice, King said. If a team is preparedand focused, that should show up on thefield. And, with all the players understand-ing what’s expected of them, most of thepieces are already in place when they steponto the field.

At that point, it’s up to them to exe-cute. With all her success (the team won astate title in 2003) King said it’s ultimatelytheir team, and they understand what ittakes to continue the winning legacy ofLand O’ Lakes girls soccer.

“I coach the team, but the team be-longs to the players,” she said. “It’s theirteam. They know what our expectationsare as far as performance on the field, per-formance in the classroom andperformance in the community.”

The team has two remaining games onits schedule. It plays Pasco High on Jan. 6at 7:45 p.m., and it plays Tampa Catholicon Jan. 8 at 7 p.m.

By Kevin [email protected]

After finishing in secondplace to Sunlake High at theEastside Tournament on Dec.16, the Zephyrhills girlsweightlifting team hopes tobuild off that momentumonce district qualifiers begin.

The Bulldogs notched 47points, behind Sunlake (71points), but ahead of third-place finisher Land O’ Lakes(38 points) at the tournament.

“We did better than I ex-pected and better than years’past,” said Zephyrhills’ headcoach Joseph Rinaldo, who’sin his ninth season. “Over thepast five years, I think it’s the best we’veever done. Granted 71 to 47 is a big lead,but I didn’t expect for us to score as manypoints as we did.”

The Bulldogs’ next test is the 1A district

qualifier on Jan. 13 at River Ridge HighSchool in New Port Richey.

The road to advancing to regionals andpossibly the state finals is perhaps more fa-vorable for the Bulldogs since bumping

down from Class 2A to 1A.“We’re in a lower division

now, and there’s less teamsthat we’ve seen in years past,so it should be advanta-geous,” Rinaldo remarked.

Rinaldo added there’s a“long way to go” before theBulldogs can think aboutreaching the state champi-onships. For example, theteam must improve certainaspects of their weightliftingtechniques by the time dis-trict qualifiers ramp up.

“There are things thataren’t major, but can becleaned up,” Coach Rinaldopointed out. “Some of thesegirls haven’t peaked yet.

Some (girls) are still misfiring.“It’s time to get people in the right posi-

tions to try to advance to regionals, andfrom there, try to get them to states,” hesaid.

KEVIN WEISS/STAFF PHOTOZephyrhills’ Rebecca Swift performs a 90-pound clean-and-jerk before apanel of judges at the Eastside Tournament

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FRED BELLET/PHOTOA butterfly perches on the shoulder of Master Gardener William Wampler, of Zephyrhills. Hewas among the volunteers releasing 50-plus butterflies, of many varieties, into the Butterfliesand Blooms exhibit at The Pasco County Fair.

JOE SPENA/PHOTOTim Griffin, of Brooksville, is a member of the 501st Legion, a worldwide Star Wars costum-ing organization. Griffin is a member of the Florida Garrison. Here he is dressed as aKashyyyk Trooper during the LAMECon gathering in Land O’ Lakes.

JeromeLeavy, 46, ofLand OLakes, betterknown asMiramatoMichi, takeson CarlosHernandez,26, of Tampa,known asMifuneTeishu, in aduel at aLAMECongathering inLand O’Lakes.

FRED BELLET/PHOTOMagician Windy Douton of Largo pulls hisassistant, Kyleigh Eaton, 7, of Zephyrhills,out of a hat during his performance forthose attending the Snowbird Palooza atZephyr Park. The little girl was at the eventwith her mom, Kristina Eaton, and a cousinwho sang songs. She was picked from theaudience to assist Windy.

RICHARD K. RILEY/PHOTOMembers of the VFW Post 8154 stand in formation, as a bugler plays ‘Taps’ during a ceremo-ny honoring Purple Heart recipients in Zephyrhills.

FRED BELLET/PHOTONine-year-old Gabriel Thomas looks like joyincarnate as he dances in the mist ofWaterplay Park, at Zephyr Park. He and otherswere there to help celebrate the sixth birthdayof his cousin, Izzy Thomas of Zephyrhills.

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RICHARD K. RILEY/PHOTONoah (Royak) the Juggler demonstrates his fire eating and breathing skills in the middle ofthe San Antonio park during the San Antonio Rattlesnake Festival.

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Whether it was a juggler eat-ing fire, a bugler playingtaps, a butterfly perching

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Pasco County Extension Service willoffer a free “Plants and Pets” seminar on Jan.5 at 6:30 p.m., at the Land O’ Lakes Library,2818 Collier Parkway.

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Jim Schaefer, president and owner ofRealReach Marketing, is Marketing Manager ofthe Year selected by the Sales and Marketing

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RealReach also picked up awards for BestOnline Ad, Best Corporate Video and BestTelevision Commercial.

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COUNTY VACANCYBrian Head opted not to accept a position

with Pasco County as public safety assistantcounty administrator. Head declined the offerfor personal reasons, according to a news re-lease from the county. The position has beenreopened.

Head served 12 years with the PascoCounty Sheriff’s Office before retiring in 2013with the rank of colonel. He currently is em-ployed by Pasco-Hernando State College at itslaw enforcement academy.

PRIMERICA RIBBON CUTTINGPrimerica will host a grand opening and

ribbon cutting on Jan. 5 at 6 p.m., at its newlocation in Wisteria Plaza, at 6739 Land O’Lakes Blvd., in Land O’ Lakes. Owners Lillianand Dave Cucuzza are regional vice presi-dents of the company that recently movedfrom Copperstone Executive Suites.

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MORNING NETWORKThe Wednesday Morning Networking

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For information, contact the Central PascoChamber of Commerce at (813) 909-2722 [email protected].

PIGZ’ BREAKFASTThe Greater Zephyrhills Chamber of

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The annual pig jig will be Jan. 16 from 10a.m. to 6 p.m., at the Zephyrhills MunicipalAirport, 39450 South Ave., Zephyrhills.

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The cost is $15 for members (Tuesday be-fore the meeting), and $18 for all guests (andmembers paying Wednesday and after).

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NETWORKING LUNCHThe East Pasco Networking Group will

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AFTER HOURS MIXERThe North Tampa Chamber of Commerce

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