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Business digestBy BARBARA HORR
© St. Petersburg Times, WHO'S NEWS: Alternative Property Management and Real Estate Services has welcomed Bruce Root and Barry Grover back to Pasco County where they will head up the real estate division for Alternative Properties. Root and Grover, formerly with REMAX Advantage Realty Port Richey and REMAX Partners Fort Lauderdale, are consistent multimillion-dollar producers with 20 years of combined real estate experience. Joan Rees, president of Gone Again Travel Inc., 5140 Main St., New Port Richey, completed a Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. seminar at sea aboard Celebrity's Millennium. She is accredited as an official Royal Caribbean International/Celebrity Cruises Travel Partner. Star One announced that Linda Bigham has been promoted to office manager. Coldwell Banker F.I. Grey & Son Inc. Realtors announced the top producers for September: Joan Barbarulo, top lister; Wilma Lee, top producer; and Susan Motta, top closer. Saint Leo University has announced two appointments: Gary Bracken to vice president for enrollment and Frank Mezzanini to vice president for business affairs. Prudential Tropical Realty announced the addition of three agents to its New Port Richey office: Christine Lawless, Cynthia Burbach and William Bunting. The office is located at 4532 U.S. 19 (corner of U.S. 19 and Trouble Creek Road). Susan K. Lindsay MSCN ARNP-CS has joined the practice of Dr. Roberta A. Mix at Trinity Outpatient Center in New Port Richey. Lindsay was born and raised in Winnipeg, Canada, and received her Bachelor of Nursing at McGill University in Montreal, her Master of Science in Nursing at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, and Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner Program, USF, Tampa. Her clinical experience includes Pediatrics at the Pinellas County Health Department, USF Family Medical Clinics, Obstetrics and Gynecology at Bayfront Family Health Center and Adult Emergency Department at Tampa General Hospital. Her professional experience includes Family Nurse Practitioner at Town and Country Medical Center, Helen Ellis Walk in Clinic and in association with Dr. L. Templeman. She is married and has three children. BriefsM/I Homes has started building the 2,145-square-foot Vanderbilt III and the 2,290-square-foot Oxford III model homes in Phase 5 of Fox Wood, a village in the $1.5-billion master planned community of Trinity in southwest Pasco County. -- Send business related items to Barbara Horr, Pasco Times, 11321 U.S. 19, Port Richey, FL 34668.
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