Prudential Tropical Realty has announced its top agents for the month of June: Candace Casimiro, top listing agent; Greag and Cynthia Armstrong and Bill Bunting, top selling agents; Carol Olds, top producing agent, all of the New Port Richey office, 4532 U.S. 19; Victoria Eaton Barley PA, top listing agent, and Mary Jo Russo, top producing agent, both of the Port Richey office, 9108 U.S. 19.
Century 21 Professional Realty has announced its top Realtors for the month of July: Jeanine Hill, top producer; Jim Eggers and Christine Wilkins, top listing agents, all of the New Port Richey office. Bob Gallo of the Hudson office was the top producer and top listing agent.
Coldwell Banker F.I. Grey & Son Inc. Realtors has announced its top producers for July: Carl Hansen, top lister and top closer; Ray and Cookie Johnston, top producers.
The Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point Volunteer Association named Charles Matella Volunteer of the Quarter. Charles started as a courtesy car driver in March 1999. As a driver, he is out in all sorts of weather driving people from their cars to the hospital and then back to their cars. He has a sunny disposition, even on rainy days, and he is very courteous to all employees, guests and fellow volunteers.
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Wilderness Lake Preserve of Land O'Lakes has opened its award-winning $5-million, 11,000-square-foot Wilderness Lodge and Recreational Facilities, the centerpiece of this master-planned community in central Pasco County.
Elements of Health has opened a new vitamin and herb store, 6039 Massachusetts Ave., New Port Richey. Tom Chapman, a nationally known personality in health and fitness, will be available to ensure that each customer receives personal attention. Hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. For information, call (727) 845-8512.
The North Suncoast Association of Insurance and Investment Advisors (NSAIFA) has named the committee members for an Oct. 18 benefit golf tournament at Beacon Woods Golf Club, 12507 Clock Tower Parkway, Bayonet Point. The members are Mike Peters, chairman; Gwynn Blair, Judy Curtis, Tim Holloway, Jim Keegan, Elaine Kraengel, Michael May, Christine Noel, Larry Ruby and Gail Russell. Proceeds from the tournament will benefit the Southeastern Guide Dogs Inc. The group provides professionally trained dogs for the blind free of charge. There will be a new car awarded for a hole-in-one. To sponsor other holes or for information, call Mike Peters or Sue Nading (727) 862-3519. This is a public event.
New Port Richey has a new subdivision, River Bend. This is a small, private area with only 29 lots located outside Starkey Park, with half the lots backing up to the park. The builder is Deeb Family Homes. For information, call (727) 494-1011.
Nohl Crest Homes has started building its 3,532-square-foot Carrington model in Salano, a gated village in the exclusive golf course community of The Champions' Club, Trinity, in southwest Pasco County.
The Nature Coast Chapter of the Florida Society of Accounting & Tax Professionals (FSATP) will meet on Thursday, Aug. 21, at 5:30 p.m at the Wellington Clubhouse, 400 Wexford Road, Spring Hill. The speaker is Terry Thomas, tax specialist with the Florida Department of Revenue. Reservations are required. Call Tom LoCicero (352) 684-5634 no later than 3 p.m., Monday, Aug. 18. For information, call Marty Larsen (727) 842-7980 or Warren Dameron (727)
Avalon Building Corp. of Tampa Bay has started building two model homes in Forest Edge, an exclusive enclave of heavily wooded conservation and waterfront homesites in Seven Oaks, Wesley Chapel, a 2,000-acre master-planned community in southeast Pasco County.
Land work is under way on the densely wooded, 20-acre townhome community of The Sabals Townhomes, off Mitchell Boulevard, New Port Richey, just north of the Pinellas-Pasco county line.
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