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The Villages at Cypress Creek
Spring/Summer 2019
The Villages at Cypress Creek Website A Resource for Community Documents
http://thevillagesatcypresscreek.net/
Hurricane Season is officially upon us! Let’s get ready!
Ventana
Villa d’Este
LaPaloma
Lura Birge 3736 Gaviota Drive
Gary & Sherral Krytus 3601 Cresta Court
Ray & Wanda Huntsinger 908 Vista Verde Lane
Allen Storms & Diane Gormly 3614 Maricopa Court
Richard Aloisio & Johnnie Swanagan 3625 Gaviota Drive
George Lord 901 Golfview Woods Drive
Terry & Linda Sayre 3824 Salida Del Sol Drive
Fairway Palms
… to our New Residents!
Paul Brust 1124 Golfview Woods Drive
Michael & Catherine Agey 3836 Salida Del Sol Drive
Ellania Montgomery Niemiec (former resident of Fairway Palms) celebrated her 102nd birthday on April 19th! Ellania’s daughter and son-in-law, Darcie & Randy Shane (Ventana), and more family and friends, celebrated Ellania’s birthday at The Outback Steakhouse, “she loves a good steak!” Says Darcie,“Ellania is a blessing to our family and we are thankful to God for giving us so many wonderful years with her! She is in great health and looks forward to celebrating again next year!!”
A Happy Birthday to Ellania ~ 102 Years Young!
Rita Triplett 1114 Golfview Woods Drive
Le Bennington 912 Silverthorn Lane
As previous owners of The Mail Box Store, we would like to thank you for the support you have given to us over the last seven and a half years. It has been a pleasure to get to know so many of you and share some of your ups and downs. We have rejoiced in your happy times and hope that we were able to be of some comfort when times were not so good.
It was a very hard decision for us to sell the store, but opportunities that became available made it seem the right time to do it. By now, we hope you have had the chance to come in and meet the new owner, Catherine Allen. She is doing a great job and is there to continue providing service to you. Her associate in the store is Paige Hamlin.
Again, thank you for all the good memories that we are taking with us as we start another chapter in our lives. We wish you good health and much happiness! ~ Barbara Heckel and Joey Sandlin
3848 Sun City Center Boulevard, #104 634.MAIL (6245)
The Mail Box Store
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A Major Honor Flight
On May 7th, Major Roger Zwieg (Freedom Plaza), USAF, veteran of the Korean War, joined Veterans from across the country on Honor Flight Mission 37 to Washington DC. He was escorted by his grandson, Brian Kleinschmidt. When the plane landed in Baltimore they were surprised by grandson, Andy Kleinschmidt, and great grand daughter, Gracie, who joined the entourage. Honor Flight is dedicated to trans-porting United States military veterans to Washington, DC to visit all of the memorials and monuments. On the flight home, Veterans were surprised by Mail Call, a special delivery of letters and cards from family, friends, neighbors and well-wishers from around the country expressing their appreciation and thanks to the Veterans for their service to our country.
Major Zwieg reported that the highlights of his day, in addition to spending time in our Nation’s Capitol with his grandsons and great-grand daughter, were Mail Call and the sur-prise celebration by hundreds of people who welcomed their heroes home. Roger (former resident of Fairway Palms) was met at the airport by daughter and son-in-law, Ellen and Kevin Kleinschmidt (La Paloma), and Roger’s wife, Ginny. It was a very long day, but one that Major Roger Zwieg will never forget!
Major Roger Zwieg flanked by the Bomber Girls
Major Roger Zwieg, and his escort, Grandson, Brian Kleinschmidt, were met by Roger’s family (wife Ginny; daughter, Ellen; and
son-in-law, Kevin, upon arrival back home.
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Shadetree Apartments We are thrilled to be the newest addition to such a great neighborhood. If you haven’t al-ready seen us, our brand-new apartment com-munity is located on Cypress Village Boulevard near 19th Avenue NE. Our first residents moved into our community in early March and when fully completed we will have 13 buildings with 260 luxury apartment homes total. We offer one-, two- and three-bedroom floor-plans, some with attached garages, ranging in price per month from $1,190 to $2,040. Our apartments have well-appointed finishes such as quartz countertops, stainless steel appli-ances and faux wood vinyl flooring. Every apartment has a private balcony and lots of cabinet and closet space.
We also offer resort style amenities in our clubhouse. We have a beach-style entry pool with grilling areas and cabanas. We have a well-equipped fitness center with a therapeutic sauna. We also feature large gathering areas for residents to have dinner with friends, play billiards, poker or watch the big game. For those looking to get some work done, we have private conference rooms available as well. Shadetree Apartments is professionally managed by Gables Residential and has an on-site management and maintenance team. We offer 24-hour emergency maintenance and hold office hours 7 days a week. Our community is not rent-controlled and we have no age or income restrictions. Anyone who qualifies is welcome to move into our wonderful apartment homes. If you would like to take a tour, please call our office to set up an appointment. We look forward to meeting you! ~ Ryan McCarry, Community Manager
3511 Great Cypress Circle 813.610.0079
[email protected] www.shadetreeapts.com
William Ryan Homes is now building in the Villa d’Este Village of the community.
Jim Steinmiller, or one of his associates, is at our model, the Sweet Bay, and ready to show off the beautiful homes we are bringing to The Villages at Cypress Creek. All of our homes are 3-car garage homes, and start at 1,896 square feet of living area. Prices start in the high $200,000s. We even offer multi-generational options, which feature double master suites.
We would love to see you and would love to help you in bringing family and friends into the Villa d’ Este community! ~ Leah Klasing, Division Marketing Coordinator
Visit www.williamryanhomes.com for more information!
Villa d’Este
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Miller Family Homes More new construction in the neighborhood! There are three inventory homes under construction in Villa d’ Este. One inventory home under construction in LaPaloma with one home almost completed, and con-struction due to start soon on another home on the golf course.
~ Judy Garrett, Vice President Operations Manager, Sales & Marketing
Miller Family Homes, Ltd.
From your neighbors ~
Just a quick reminder that individuals under the age of 14 are not allowed to drive golf carts. Granted, it’s a ton of fun for the kiddies, but it’s really not safe, and according to State law, it’s illegal.
Hear Ye Hear Ye
For faster service in reporting a street light outage, it’s easy!
Please have Pole Number handy, and call Unique Property Service, Inc. at 813.879.1139 or call TECO directly at 813.223.0800
or visit TECO website: https://www.tampaelectric.com/forms/residential/streetlightout/
Attention Golfers! Don Lotson (LaPaloma) is interested in starting a Community Men’s Golf League
If you are interested in joining in on the fun, please email Don [email protected]
Farewell A final goodbye to residents.
Carol Couture, a former resident of LaPaloma, and, most recently, of Fairway Palms, passed away peace-fully, surrounded by loved ones in March. Carol was the favorite hairdresser for a number of residents, a loving and caring person and will be missed.
Glen Dappen (LaPaloma) had been very sick and passed away in May. Glen will be missed and is survived by his dear wife, Judy, six children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Our heartfelt condolences to the entire Dappen and family.
And, also in May, Gib Larson (LaPaloma), passed away after battling cancer. He was an avid golfer and loved to fish. Gib will be missed by many. Our sincere condolences to his dear wife, Sande, and family.
May our dear neighbor friends rest in His Love and Eternal Peace
The antiquated sprinkler system on Cypress Village Boulevard is now a thing of the past ~ the system is now completely updated with the newest technology available, on one controller, to be more effi-cient with improvement in water usage. In 2018-2019, many of the islands on Cypress Village Boulevard and all of the islands on Upper Creek Drive have been replenished with sod and new plants. Remaining islands will soon be replen-ished as well. New LED lighting and fixtures illuminating all trees on both sides of the front entrance at Cypress Village Boulevard/SR674 and the monument area is planned. This project has begun with the monument being repainted.
~ Darcie Shane, Chair
Community Landscape /Beautification Committee Update
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Community Security Committee Update We are happy to report that all is quiet, EXCEPT: In the month of May, the Sheriff’s Office informed us that two reports were taken for unlocked vehicle burglaries. Both burglaries occurred on the same night/morning: one was in Ventana and one was in Villa d’Este. Disconcerting that not only were the vehicle doors unlocked, but that the firearms in the unlocked vehicles were stolen. Deputy Jeff Merry and the Security Committee’s only message at this time is a REMINDER to all residents: Please lock your vehicle(s) doors and please do not leave valuables in the vehicles.
~ Russ Safford/Tom Rose, co-Chairs
Tuesday June 25th
8 to 9am
Dunkin Donuts 717 Cypress Village Boulevard
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Meeting held on May 9th was the second workshop in this process. Here is a summary:
Presentation Outline Project Status Community Input FDOT Coordination Recommended Mobility Improvements Next Steps Project Status/Community Input The tasks that have been completed with community input were reviewed (see Winter 2019 NewsLink). Hillsborough County/FDOT Coordination Resurfacing Sun City Center Boulevard from Commercial Center Drive to US301: under construction 2018-2020, in-cludes high-visibility crosswalks and a 5-foot sidewalk on northside of SR674. Coordination on recommended improve-ments: golf cart crossings and multi-use paths. Recommended/Proposed Mobility Improvements Pertaining to our immediate community area:
Cypress Village Boulevard: A dedicated golf cart lane for north and south on the Boulevard from Upper Creek Drive to 19
th Avenue NE, thus reduc-
ing two-car lane northbound and southbound to one-lane car lane and one-lane golf cart lane; and on the Boulevard from the Home Depot plaza to Upper Creek Drive, a shared use lane (“Share the Road” signage). Speed limit would be re-quired to be reduced from 35MPH to 30MPH. Pedestrian crosswalks at Upper Creek Drive, Cypress Creek Golf Club and Ventana Drive with Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB), crosswalk warning signage and lighting. “No Golf Carts” signage at intersection of SR 674 and Cypress Village Boulevard/33
rd Street.
SR 674: A multi-use path on northside from Kings Boulevard to Commercial Center Drive/Cypress Village Boulevard. Seasonal signal timing adjustments.
Cortaro Drive: Golf cart traffic crossing at SR 674 and Cortaro Drive intersection (lower the speed on Cortaro Drive from 35MPH to 30MHP to accommodate requirement for golf cart traffic).
19th Avenue NE:
Multi-use path on 19th Avenue NE.
Upper Creek Drive: Improvements made to golf cart paths on Upper Creek Drive. All above proposals require further studies by County/FDOT, including golf-cart-legal roads in LaPaloma, Montero and Ventana. As Villa d’Este and Fairway Palms roads are private, they are already golf-cart-legal.
Outcome of Recommended Implementation “Reduced conflict and risk reduction between vehicles, pedestrians and golf carts. Enhanced mobility alternatives on new and existing facilities. Improved multi-use network connections to residences, businesses and recreation”. Next Steps Mobility Study: Final mobility concepts late June 2019 Mobility plan report July 2019
Concept Implementation: Agency coordination Fall 2019 Concept design and construction 2020-2023
Golf Cart Mobility Study, Phase 2
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Hurricane Season officially started on June 1st
Please see suggested Hurricane Survival Kit List on next page
The 2018 Atlantic hurricane season in review: The 2018 Atlantic hurricane season will be remembered most for hurricanes Florence and Michael, which caused significant damage in the southeastern United States (Florida’s panhandle). In total, the season pro-duced 15 named storms, including 8 hurricanes of which 2 were “major” (Category 3, 4 or 5). An average season has 12 named storms, 6 hurricanes, and 3 major hurricanes. For the 4th consecutive year, hurricane activity began prior to the official June 1 st start of the season, with Tropical Storm Alberto forming on May 25 th. Alberto made landfall in northern Florida and traveled as far north as the Great Lakes as a tropical depression. A record 7 named storms (Alberto, Beryl, Debby, Ernesto, Joyce, Leslie and Oscar) were classified as sub-tropical at some point. The previous record of 5 subtropical storms occurred in 1969. A subtropical storm is a named storm that has tropical and non-tropical characteristics. All subtropical storms this season eventually transitioned into a tropical storm, with 3 (Beryl, Leslie and Oscar) eventually becoming hurricanes. The 2018 hurricane season was the 1 st since 2008 to have 4 named storms active at the same time (Florence, Helene, Isaac and Joyce). Hurricane Florence caused catastrophic flooding in portions of North and South Carolina. Several river forecast locations in the Carolinas approached or broke their record flood level in the days and weeks following the hurricane. It took 2 to 3 weeks for many river locations to fall below flood stage, and the final river crested 1 month after Florence made landfall. Hurricane Michael, at a Category 5 intensity, was the strongest hurricane on record to strike the Florida panhandle. It was the 3 rd most intense hurricane to make landfall in the continental United States on record in terms of central pressure (919 mb) and the 4th strongest in terms of maximum sustained winds (155 mph). For 2019, NOAA predicts a likely range of 9 to 15 named storms (winds of 39 mph or higher), of which 4 to 8 could become hurricanes (winds of 74 mph or higher), including 2 to 4 major hurricanes (category 3, 4 or 5; with winds of 111 mph or higher). NOAA provides these ranges with 70% confidence. An average hurri-cane season produces 12 named storms, of which 6 become hurricanes, including 3 major hurricanes. “Preparing ahead of a disaster is the responsibility of all levels of government, the private sector, and the public," said Daniel Kaniewski, Ph.D., FEMA deputy administrator for resilience. “It only takes one event to devastate a community, so now is the time to prepare! Do you have cash on hand? Do you have adequate insurance, including flood insurance? Does your family have communication and evacu-ation plans? Stay tuned to your local news and download the FEMA app to get alerts, and make sure you heed any warnings issued by local officials.”
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Building a hurricane survival kit is a lot like packing for a wilderness camping trip. Worst case scenario, you may need to be able to survive for several days on your own without any outside assistance.
Store your supplies and gear in a large plastic tote, something that is durable and easily transportable. A cooler with wheels is another good option. Once you unpack your supplies, you have a place to store fresh food if you are lucky enough to find some ice.
You can live for weeks without food, but only a few days without water, so store at least a gallon a day per person. In an emergency, it could take several days to get help, so plan accordingly. Water purification tablets and/or a water filter, will help extend your supply. Electrolyte solution and/or powdered sports drink take up little space and can be a life- saver in hot, humid conditions.
Pack freeze-dried or canned food, enough for three days. Dense, high-calorie items are the best choice. A camp stove with extra propane will extend your menu options. Don’t forget a manual can opener. A mess kit, plastic eating utensils and a lightweight camp cook set are great if you have them.
Communication is key in any emergency situation, so pack a battery-powered or hand-crank radio. If possible, get one with a NOAA Weather Radio option. Make sure you have extra batteries. Get a waterproof case for your cell phone and a solar charger. Standard camping equipment, including a flashlight and/or lantern, a signal whistle and mirror, a first aid kit and water-proof matches are also critical. If you take prescription medicine, have an extra month’s supply, at least. You’ll also need insect repellent and sunscreen. Common household items, such as moist wipes and hand sanitizer, will help with personal hygiene. Paper towels and toilet paper will also prove useful. Other items, including plastic garbage bags, drop cloths, mosquito netting, duct tape and light line and rope can be used to make an emergency shelter if the need arises. Make sure you place changes of clothes in a sealed, plastic bag. Include rain gear, and something warm, such as a hood-ed sweatshirt, in case you find yourself in an air-conditioned shelter. An inflatable mattress, lightweight blankets and/or a sleeping bag and a pillow will make your stay more comfortable. Bring along a small day pack in case you find your-self walking for supplies. Emergency Checklist Pillow
Freeze-dried food kit Portable fresh water container Batteries Insect repellent Flashlight Battery-operated lantern Solar panel charger for electronic items Rain poncho
Sleeping bag Portable battery-operated fan Portable battery-operated chargeable radio/walkie-talkie Water purification tablets Water container Portable camping stove Portable ice kit Waterproof matches and lighter Container/ice chest
Hurricane Survival Kit
The Villages at Cypress Creek Website
http://thevillagesatcypresscreek.net/ Your Resource for all Association Documents
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Community Security Committee Russ Safford 634.4247/Tom Rose 633.0677
Community Landscape/Beautification Committee Darcie Shane 629.2723
SouthShore Regional Library Volunteers Needed!
Tom/Mimi Rose 633.0677
The Annual Community Garage Sale Tom/Mimi Rose 633.0677
Newsletter Information/Reporting Mimi Rose 633.0677
Are you new to our neighborhood? If you are, Welcome! Brand new or “seasoned”, if you would like to know how you can become
involved and make connections with your neighbors,
contact Mimi @ 633.0677 [email protected]
Please see the involvement opportunities listed here!
M ore and more, there is a need to communicate pertinent area news updates and events here in The Villages at Cypress Creek. If you are not currently receiving community email and would
like to ensure you are included in news emails, Neighborhood Watch alerts, etc., please send your address to me. Be assured, your address will be protected using the “blind copy” feature ~ your address will not appear on any distribution list. Thank you! [email protected]
Pete Zeban (LaPaloma) has time to spare and time to share ~ Time Share Weeks (all RCI affiliates)!
Holiday Inn Orange Lake Resort (Orlando); #1 Resort in USA, water park, 4 golf courses, restaurants, playland arcade and more! Massanutten’s Mountain-side Villas (Harrisonburg, VA); water park, golf courses, family getaway with much to see and do. The Villas of Tree Tops (Bushkill, PA); Dingman’s Falls,
golf and many amenities. Choose location wherever you want to go ~ prices and length of stay are negotiable (Gold Crown Resorts)!
Call Pete Zeban (LaPaloma) 642.9575 or [email protected] for more information!
property management company
Dave Krug/Roger Kessler
Unique Property Services, Inc.
1207 North Himes Avenue, Suite 3
Tampa FL 33607
phone: 879.1139 — fax: 879.1039
July
2nd Bill DiPaolo; 9th Joe Bertini; 10th
Nicholas Tedder; 12th Teresa Bertini;
15th Marcia Kickliter; 18th Harry
Psenisky; 22nd Joe Kickliter; 23rd Mary
Larson
August
2nd Jen Tedder; 3rd Bill McCracken; 5th
Jan Kendall; 11th Judy Zeban; 12th Pa-
tricia Commons; 15th Jim Burch; 20th
Ted Hyde; 21st Sarah Cope; 22nd Trudy
Santa-Lucia; 27th Chase Kendall
Happy Birthday Announcements
September
2nd Mark Rupert; 6th Jared Kickliter; 9th
Paul Adkins, Jordan Palzer; 18th Maxine
Safford; 19th Todd Tedder; 20th Vincent
Genco; 22nd Margaret Myers; 25th Philip
Cunningham; 26th Charles Commons
October
3rd Don Aude; 5th Arlene McGannon; 6th
Bob Rast; 8th Austin Bertini; 10th Mary
Brown; 11th Robert Lee; 12th D. Kay
Psenisky; 21st Carol DiPaolo; 23rd Derek
Prophet; 31st Karen Dutchess
Is YOUR birthday missing from the above birthday list?? Please call or email me with the info and your big day will be added! Mimi 633.0677 [email protected]
Attention Residents and Business Managers! This Newsletter is for you and about you. Please contact us with
your “article of interest” — a new addition to the family, special accomplishment, a promotion your business may be
offering, etc. The deadline for submission of articles for the Fall 2019 newsletter is
>>>>>>>>>>> Friday October 4 2019 Mimi Rose ([email protected]) 633.0677 <<<<<<<<<<<
Bill Bennett (LaPaloma), owner, South Shore Repairs LLC, is at the ready, at your service to make your life simpler, and take care of those general home repairs and RV repairs, shelv-ing, pressure-washing, electrical wiring, move-in/move-out services, hurricane preparation, etc. Licensed and insured. Call today! 633.0351, Cell/Text: 612.616.9845 and Email: [email protected].
Connie Grimaldi (LaPaloma) is a Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway Florida Realty Office. Connie has been in the real estate industry for 13 years, including new construction. Call her 727.742.7894 visit: www.conniegrimaldirealtor.com
Ted Manna (LaPaloma), owner, ClearView Window Clean-ing Service & Lonely Home Sitting is experienced, reliable and reasonable. Call or Text Ted today for your free quote 814.207.7018
Danielle Harding (Ventana), owner, Delights by Dancing Elle ~ “have your cake and eat it too!” Cake designs for all occasions! 810.5771 Facebook.com/DelightsbyDancingElle [email protected]. Bill DiPaolo (LaPaloma) has items for sale! A new bike holder that holds two bikes, with trailer hitch, for $75. A women’s Raleigh bike in excellent condition, $55; and a motorcycle cov-er in excellent condition for $15. Bill can be reached at 634.6453 Pete Zeban (LaPaloma) has time to spare and time to share ~ Enjoy, share, save on vacation away from home. Time Share vacation in the States and all over the world. Gold Crown Re-sorts. Negotiable on length of stay. Please call 642.9575 or email [email protected] for more information.
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Pets, Paws & Beyond provides love, attention, and exercise for your pets while you are not available. We are bonded, insured and a member of Pet Sitters International. Call me for a no charge consultation and together we will create a plan for your pets. I also do house sitting for those times when you are away and would like someone to check your home. Sandy Kloter (LaPaloma) 390.7759, www.petspawsandbeyond.com
China Wok Chinese restaurant located in Sun Point Plaza, is owned by Ventana residents — Quan Yong Chen and Yu Chun Cao! Drop by or call 645.8088 to order up!
Sparkle N Sprinkle is a rubber stamp company that manufac-tures an eclectic mix of rubber stamps. Our family-owned busi-ness is committed to providing you with quality products for all of your Cardmaking, Scrapbooking and Paper Crafting needs. Sparkle N Sprinkle specializes in hand-mixed embossing powders and glitters with one of the largest selections availa-ble! We also have a variety of rubber stamps that are made in the USA and are offered as rubber only, ready for your acrylic blocks, mounted on wood or as Stamp Sets, available rubber only or on cling cushion stored on a laminated color storage sheet ready to use on your acrylic blocks. Owners, Margaret & George Myers (Ventana) have been in business for over 17 years. www.sparklensprinkle.com
Jean Aldrich (LaPaloma) is your Mattress Firm connection! Drop in and see Jean for your sleep needs. Mattress Firm is locat-ed at 10427 Gibsonton Drive, next to Lowes. 672.4700 Bob Thompson (LaPaloma) is a real estate agent with Keller Williams Realty. He’s ready to assist you, your family and friends in buying or selling real estate. His goal is to provide "Quality Service to Quality Clients". Visit: www.RLT4U.com Email: [email protected] Cell: 260.0036
To place your free ad, please contact Mimi
[email protected] 633.0677
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For Yoga
Chair Yoga 9:30-10:30am
Silver Sneakers
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NIA– Non Impact Aerobics
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Square Dancing 3:00-
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10:00-11:00am
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Silver Sneakers
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Chair Yoga 9:30-10:30am
Silver Sneakers
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10:00-11:00am
Advanced Salsa
11:15am-12:15pm
JULY 2019
RSVP for events to:
Rosie Korfant Community Relations Coordinator
(813) 419-5020
DaVita Medical Group
Sun City Center
787 Cortaro Dr.
Sun City Center, FL 33573
(813) 634-2500
DaVitaMedicalGroup.com/FL
DaVita Medical Group Sun City Center Community Activity Center Monthly Calendar
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Chair Yoga
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Line Dancing
10:00-11:00am
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No open toe shoes or
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Art Simplified-Beginner
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NIA-Non Impact Aerobics
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No open toe shoes or
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Art Simplified-Beginner
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DANCE:
NO OPEN TOE SHOES
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JULY 2019
RSVP for events to:
Rosie Korfant Community Relations Coordinator
(813) 419-5020
DaVita Medical Group
Sun City Center
787 Cortaro Dr.
Sun City Center, FL 33573
(813) 634-2500
DaVitaMedicalGroup.com/FL
DaVita Medical Group Sun City Center Community Activity Center Monthly Calendar
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