Pebble Creek March 2013

VOL.1, ISSUE 5 | MARCH 2013news

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Dear Pebble Creek residents,

Want to impress everyone on St. Patrick’s Day with your broad Irish vocabulary? Then here you go!Some great St. Patrick’s Day words to use are, Blarney, Blarney stone, blooms and butte, banshee, birds, brogue, bodran, Book of Kells, bag pipes, bag of coins, blessings, bucket of coins, bucket of luck, Church of Ireland, coins, Celtic, clover, castle, cross, cabbage, corned beef, colorful rainbow, charm(s), cheer, digging for gold, Druid, fiddlers, flowers, four leaf clover, gold, gold coins, golden luck, green, green clover, green day, happy, harp, Irish, Irish laughter through Irish hearts, Irish whiskey, Irish flag, Irish pipes, Irish bag pipes, Irish eyes are smilin’, Ireland, in-like-a-lion, Ides, Ides of March, kiss, kissing, kiss me I’m Irish, Irish blessings, Irish calender, Kells,

Kelly, kilt, luck, lucky, luck of the Irish, luck of the green clover, luck in a bucket, lucky pot, lucky charms, lullaby, lad, lilt, lip-smackin’, limerick, leprechaun, mireland, out-like-a-lion, pot of gold, pot O gold, Patrick, Patty’s Day, Pat’s Day, “Paddy”, patron saint, parades, pinch, pipes, paint the town green, Plastic Paddy (used to describe non-Irish folks celebrating St. Patrick’s Day), rainbow, rainbow to gold, riverdance, Saint Patrick, St. Patrick’s Day, St. Patty’s Day, St. Pat’s Day, shillelagh, shamrock, scones, smithereens, snakes, stout, seventeen, seventeenth, spring, shimmer me timbers, sounds of green, three leaf clover, Trinity, top hat, tanistry, wild Irish rose, wearing green, wish, and top of the mornin’ to ya! Have fun and don’t be fooled on April 1st!Cindi Matter, Publishercindi @ycnpub.com


L e t t e r f r o m t h e

President of Pebble Creek HOA

By Dan Logan

As the oak leaves continue to fall, we are doing our best to make sure Regents Park Drive

looks well maintained. We have asked Earthscapes to send out additional crews to help clean

up the leaves. Please do your part by raking up and bagging your leaves. We receive numerous

complaints from homeowners about neighbors who never rake their leaves, or neighbors that

just blow their leaves into the street. Earthscapes will begin to trim the oak trees on Regents

Park Drive in March. Please drive carefully, as we will have a lot of heavy equipment in our

community. While Earthscapes is in Pebble Creek, they can offer tree trimming services to

our residents. Call Earthscapes today to schedule your appointment. Residents will pay and

contract with Earthscapes directly.

A problem we continue to experience is cars and trucks parking in our common areas,

easements and parks. For example, at Country Crossings Park, we spend hundreds of dollars

a month to repair grass and replace sprinkler heads because residents drive their cars into the

park or park on the easement. We recently planted palm trees on the easement at a cost of

$4800 in order to keep cars off the easement and out of the park. Although it looks beautiful,

this was money we never wanted to spend. Please keep cars off of the grass in common areas,

easements and parks. We don’t want to have to raise dues for repairs that can be avoided!

“Ask the Board “question of the month:

Question: I live in the Estates. I drive my car to the Country Crossings Park so that my

dog can run free, and my children can use the playground. There is no parking lot. I don’t like

parking in the street. Why don’t we have a parking lot there?

Answer: The simple answer is that the developer never built a parking lot when they built

the homes in Country Crossings. I think the developer was encouraging residents to walk to the

park. Currently, the board feels that a parking lot would be a huge expense, and we are not

even sure that the county would permit it. If you need to drive your car to a park, we have a

parking lot and a beautiful park behind the community center and by the tennis courts. If you

want to use the Country Crossings Park, please walk there or ride a bike.

Pebble Creek HOA

Board MeetingMonday, March 11th

6:30pm at Community Center

Pebble Creek Homeowners Association

Managed byUniversity Properties, Inc

(UPI)For appointments and

correspondence contact:Anglea Hester

7001 Temple Terrace Highway

Temple Terrace, FL 33637Office phone: 813.980.1000

Fax: 813.980.2233Email:

[email protected] website

www.pebblecreekhoa-tampa.comApproved meeting minutes

posted

Pebble Creek Community Center & Pool

18715 Bent Tree LanePhone: 813973.8064Fax: 813.973.1966Winter Pool Hours

10am to 6pmTuesday - Sunday

Pool is closed every Mondayfor maintenance

EmergencyFire/Sheriff/Ambulance 911

Sheriff Non-Emergency247.8200

Hillsborough CountySheriff Website

www.hcso.tampa.fl.usAnimal Control

744.5660Code Enforcement

274.6600Pluris Utilities 888.758.7471

MarchDaisy Scoutsmeet at Pebble CreekCommunity Center, every Wednesday from 5 to 6pm Leader Amanda Yoke

Girl Scoutsmeet the 3rd Friday of every month 4:30 to 6:30pm at Community Center - Leader Heather Casey

C A L E N D A RPChoA Board Meeting Monday, March 11th 6:30pm at Community Center

Pebble Creek LadiesLuncheonWednesday, March 27that Mulligan's PubArrive @ 11:30 - lunch starts at 12 noon. All lunch items $10 or less (at your expense)RSVP to Marilyn D'Angeloby March 25th @ 813-991-0487

USF Senior Classes by USFbeing held at the Community Center. Mondays & Tuesdays, 10am to 12 noonFamous Trials of History/Experience AustriaCall USF to register 813.974.2403


Dan Logan - President (overseeing Deed Restrictions)

John Moors - 1st Vice President (overseeing Architectural Committee, Safety & Security)

Sandy Gold - 2nd Vice President (Maintenance)

AAA Travel & Insurance Agency20315 Bruce B. Downs813-929-3430

AAP Fitness10335 Cross Creek Blvd.Suite Awww.aapfitness.com813-907-6227

AvonLee Ann Plungis813-732-2778

Baker’s Gallery19651 Bruce B. Downs813-973-9966

Benefit Wellness Concepts, LLCTerri Khalil19046 Bruce B. Downs #157813-765-7703

BJ’s Wholesale Club6290 Commerce Palms813-313-1404

Bruster’s Ice Cream20303 Bruce B. Downs813-907-7458

Chase Bank19001 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.813.973.7675

Great Florida Insurance10353 Cross Creek Blvd.Ste. C813-994-1143Sallie Turko –agent/owner

Dr. Michael GreenGeneral Dentistry2244 Green Hedges WaySuite 102, Wesley Chapel813-973-1440

Bob Heires, Century 21Shaw Realty Group19651 Bruce B. Downs813-767-4049

la Pink Boutique18035 Highlands Preserve813-972-2862

Las Palmas CaféPebble Creek Collection19651 Bruce B. Downs813-907-1333

Let’s Talk CoffeeOrgano Gold – OrganicCelia [email protected]

Jennifer LindnerCentury 21Shaw Realty Group19651 Bruce B. Downs813-758-7463

Longaberger BasketsLeora Wilson813-907-5990www.longaberger.com/leorawilson

Marco’s Pizza20305 Bruce. B. Downs813-907-6400

Mary KayDounia Benkabbou813-340-3337www.marykay.com/dounia

Mary Kay Christine [email protected]/christinesykes

Oakley’s Grille17631 Bruce B. Downs813-523-5075

Party ScenePebble Creek Collection813-994-6868

Pebble Creek Golf Cluband Mulligans Irish Pub10550 Regents Park Dr.813-973-3870

Pilot Bank17635 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.813.349.4553

Promotional SolutionsTrena Reynolds813-948-2997www.promo-solutions.info

Dianne ProsserIndependent Broker United Healthcare163222 Heathrow Dr.813-632-9399

Quest Enterprises, Inc.Remodeling and RepairsRex Albritton813-454-2275

Quest Marital ArtsJohn GiancarloChief Instructor150490 Bruce B. Downs813-971-5545

Shamrock PaintingMichael [email protected]

Shapes for Women28240 Golden Maple Loop813-973-7354

Sign Art GroupChrys Hanes – owner813-237-0202www.signartgroup.com

Regions Bank1333 Bruce B. DownsWesley Chapel813-991-6487

Kristina LicataBusiness DevelopmentSam’s Club27727 State Rd. 56813-929-7057

Thirty-One GiftsJessica White813-412-3887www.mythirtyone.com/jwhitetampa

TupperwareTerri Khalil813-765-7703my2.tupperware.com

Wells Fargo Bank8902 Regents Park Dr.813-272-1389

White Dove JewelryPatricia Cihinci813-431-5708

Welcoming Committee News Dottie Paredes, Chairperson The Welcoming Committee tries to visit every new resident in our community. If you are a new resident and you have not received our welcome packet, you may call the Community Center at 973-8064 to request that a greeter visit you. Please support these businesses that have contributed to the Welcome Basket and tell them that you read about them in the Pebble Creek News.

Bob Gilmore - Treasurer (Community Center)

Leora Wilson - Secretary (Welcoming Committee, Website & Newsletter)

2013 Pebble Creek hoA Board of Directors:

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Treasurer Report For the month of December we were favorable to budget by ($16K). Through twelve months of FY12 we are favorable to budget by ($8K). Reserve News – In December we increased our reserves by $4K. 2012 HOA Dues – We ended the year with 70 homes failing to pay their 2012 assessment ($35K).

Calling All Volunteers!Are you interested in volunteering in our community? Maybe you’ve thought about it but weren’t sure where you could help out or what was involved. Our Community needs you! Call the community center for more details at 813.973.8064

Teddy the Turtle

Meet Teddy the Turtle. We adopted Teddy from family friends who thought he was not going to live much longer since he didn't seem to eat and never moved around. We bought a heat lamp and changed his diet from turtle pellets to freeze dried bugs and lettuce. We are happy to say that Teddy is basking in the light and swims around happily. If he keeps growing he will be upgrading his turtle condo to a turtle mansion!

Pebble Creek Tree Trimming Project

The HOA will pay to have a lift in the community for 1 month from

March 4th - April 4th.Call by March 22nd to reserve

your date.Contact Earthscapes - 813-659-2088

Pay directly to Earthscapes on day of service.

This forced us to transfer $27K from Retained Earnings to cover the short fall. The BOD will be looking at a number of options that will help improve our collection efforts in 2013. 2013 Assessment – Your 2013 annual assessment payment is due in January. If you did not receive your coupon then please contact Angela Hester (813) 980-1000.v

Street Lights If you live near a street light & it is out, please

get the # off the pole or the closest address to the pole. Report to Teco or call Tina @ the

Community Center 813-973-8064.


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Landscape Committee

March House of the Month 18719 Forest Glen Court (Pebble Creek)

PLURIS NEWS:By Dan Logan As you know, PLURIS has raised their water rates dramatically in Pebble Creek. A hearing will be held downtown so that residents can express their concern. As of right now, we don’t have a date set for the hearing. We are encouraging all homeowners to attend the hearing. Most likely, we will rent a bus, so that we can get homeowners downtown more effectively. Look for news on the Pebble Creek website, the community bulletin boards and at board meetings. Also, if you have any quality issues with PLURIS, we are asking that you go to the Florida State Utility website and log your complaint. If you have issues with billing, quality, smell coming from the wastewater treatment station, etc. please go to:

Website: www.floridapsc.comEmail: [email protected]

Phone: (800)342-3552 When considering rate hikes, the county looks at overall service from the supplier to justify the increase. In the last two years, we have had maybe 5-10 complaints. I have heard way more complaints than that. Don’t call Tina at our community center, or Angela at UPI. Go to the website to complain … that is the official state record center. PLURIS must respond if you go to that website and complain.v

The Landscape Committe met on January 22nd and reviewed plans for the coming year. The committee is inspecting sub-division entrances to determine what additional fixes/improvements are necessary. Input from homeowners is desired. Plans were made to finalize replanting and improvement of the Club View entrance. Yet to be examined are the primary entrances to the community for improvements. The plans developed by the Landscape Committee are reviewed by the Board of Directors, cost estimated, approved and then executed. There are a number of common areas that will be reviewed for future improvement. Again, input from homeowers is requested. Planting has been accomplished at Country Crossings - trees and bushes, along the right of way to restrict street parking which was becoming a hazard. v

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Florida Treasure hunt If you are like me and enjoy searching for ‘real’ treasure then I am prepared to share a top secret web site with each of our homeowners (maybe not top secret).1) This is an official State of Florida web site and is run by our CFO Jeff Atwater.2) The website is - https://www.fltreasurehunt.org/3) Click on the SEARCH Unclaimed Property button.4) Read and follow the instructions (you can enter a name or a business).

NOTE: If you do not have a computer you can call (888) 258-2253

Now back to our story – I entered Pebble Creek Homeowners Association in the name search and found 3 different claims (total of $1,344.72). Our management company, UPI, has completed the required claim form and we will receive our check within 90 days.Good luck!Please let Tina know if you strike it rich.

If you encounter an alligator that is acting hostile you can report it to the county wildlife control office. Whatever you do, DO NOT FEED THE ALLIGATORS. It is against Florida Law

to do so, and will encourage the reptiles to become less afraid of humans!


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Tampa Bay Aquatics is a USA Swimming registered team with multiple branches in the Tampa Bay Area. We are excited to bring a program to the residents of Pebble Creek for the spring season. The program will teach the basics of competitive swimming with a strong focus on stroke proficiency and proper technique.

Practices:

4:00pm to 5:00 Monday through Thursday and are open to swimmers ages 5 to 15. Costs:

A one-time registration fee of $20 per swimmer. This includes a TBAY swim cap and T-shirt

Registration at the Pool:

Saturday March 30th from 10:00 to Noon

In order to participate, children must be able to swim 25 yards without stopping and be able to float on their back.

For more information, or if you can not make one of the registration sessions, please contact Coach Julia Lamb; 813-240-9428 or [email protected]

Swim Lessons: Lessons are Twenty minutes long and are sold in a series of 6 lessons $75 for residents, $80 for non-residents. Can be scheduled M/W or T/Th Contact Coach Julia for more information or to schedule a lesson

Swim Team Begins April 1st

Begin April 1st - through summer

$50 per month PC residents

Friday, March 29th from 3:30 to 4:30

In February, local families helped in the Florida Learning Garden, a project of Keep Tampa Bay Beautiful and the Florida State Fairground Authority

Summer internships available at the Keep Tampa Bay Beautiful Offices from June to August.

Volunteers are asked to assist staff in the office. Students can help with filing, answering phones, preparing for events, and much

more. College and high school students are welcome to apply. Call 813-221-8733 for more information.

[ NEWS ]Pebble Creek Community Wide

Friday & SaturdayApril 26th & 27th8 am to 2 pm

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Enriching Women's Lives

Goodwill will have a truck collecting donationsSaturday April 27th @ the Community Center10am to 3pm - CC parking lot


[ NEWS from PEbbLE CREEk VILLAgE ]2013 Pebble CreekVillage

Board Meetings3/18, 5/20, 7/15, 9/15, and 11/18

at 7:00pmAny community member

may attend any monthly meeting. If you would like to speak at a

meeting please contact the Board at least 7 days in advance.

2013 Pebble Creek

Village Board of Directors

WHERE DO YOU LIVE?

The following streets are in the Pebble Creek Village Homeowners Association:

• Aintree Court Cypresswood Circle

• Hogans Bend• Masters Court Pebble Creek

Drive • Putters Place

• Regents Park Drive Saint James • Court Sturbridge Court

• Tournament Trail • Woodcutter Court

If you need to report a violation in Pebble Creek Village, call one ofthe board members listed in the

Pebble Creek Village section of the newsletter.

All other streets belong to the Pebble Creek Homeowners

Association.

If you need to report a violation in Pebble Creek Homeowners

Association, call Universal Properties (your management

company) at813-980-1000. There are

available Monday thru Thursday. v

The Homeowners' Meeting for the Revitaliazation was held in an officialmeeting on Tuesday January 29th. The vote was 171 "for" the revitalization and 16 "against". All the documentation has gone to our attorney to

be forwarded on to the state, and revitalization process will be finalized in the next 30-60 days. Thank you to all who participated and gave us their proxies.Respectfully, Stan Chmura

Stan Chmura President18316 Sturbridge Ct. 813.973.0541 [email protected]

Tom Micheletti Vice President

9201 Pebble Creek Dr. 813.345.8659 [email protected]

Jane Spencer Secretary/Newsletter9232 Pebble Creek Dr. 813.907.1042

[email protected]

Jeff Thomson / Betty Ann Houghton Architectural / Deed Restrictions9232 Pebble Creek Dr. 813.527.6318

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Letter from the PCVHOA President

Friday & SaturdayApril 26th & 27th8 am to 2 pm


SCHOOL NEWS

Turner Elementary School9190 Imperial Oak Blvd.Tampa, FL 33647(813) 907-9066WEB: turner.mysdhc.org

Wharton High School20150 Bruce B. DownsTampa, FL 33647(813) 631-4710WEB: wharton.mysdhc.org

Bartels Middle School9020 Imperial Oak Blvd.Tampa, FL 33647(813) 907-6801WEB: bartels.mysdhc.org

Terrace Community Middle School11734 Jefferson Road, Thonotosassa, Florida, 33592813.987.6555 WEB.tcmstornadoes.com

Turner Elementary School

Wharton High School

olympic Sprinter Justin Gatlin Appears at

Wharton hS 5K Race Five-time Olympic medalist and world class sprinter Justin Gatlin made an appearance at the Wharton High School 5K and 1-Mile Fun Run on Saturday, February 16th, at Wharton High School. Gatlin, whose 100m personal best time is 9.79, participated in a meet-and-greet from 7:30 am–9:30 am on the Wharton campus . Some of his Olympic medals

were also on display. The 5K began at 8:30, followed by the Fun Run. The annual event is the school’s primary fundraiser for Wishes for Wharton, a teacher grant program that helps provide teachers with funds to enhance the classroom learning experience when funds would not otherwise be available, such as technology upgrades, educational school supplies for disadvantaged students, subscriptions, scholarships, and more. v

Terrace Community Middle School

Looking for something to do this summer? Why not explore new places, try new things, make new friends, and have FUN doing it? Join us for Summer Camp at Terrace Community Middle School! Grades 5-8 welcome. Please contact Miss Emma Larson, Director of Aftercare, by emailing [email protected] for more information.

Tornado WALK-A-ThoN help us reach our goal

of $25,000 on Friday, March 8th @

TCMS 8 am-2 pm The Tornado Walk-a-Thon is a NEW fundraiser for our school. Proceeds from this fundraising effort will be used: • To support our New

Computer Lab and computers • For instructional programs • To update our Nooks • For building maintenance and repairs

PayPal credit card online donations may be made by visiting the PRA page of the website (www.tcmstornadoes.com). Terrace Community Middle School is a U.S. 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Your donation is tax deductible under the I.R.S. guidelines.

Math League Terrace Community Middle School won first place overall in the 2nd annual Charter School Math League that was held at Kids Community College. The other charter schools that participated were LLT Academy, Valrico Academy, Kids Community College and New Spring Academy. The 6th Grade team placed second, and both the 7th and 8th grade teams won first place.Individual awards were given to the following students:

6th Grade First Place, William He

Second Place, Kendall DriesseThird Place, London Torres

7th Grade First Place, Harrison Yang

Second Place, Xenta XuThird Place, Akun Kang

8th GradeFirst Place, Jay Talati

Second Place, Kanad SarkarThird Place, Samantha Tun

Congratulations Ruchi Korde! 6th Grade, Terrace Community Middle School Winner of a 6-12 grade Essay Contest presented by Lowry Park Zoo First Prize: Zookeeper Experience at the Zoo & tickets for her family to attend all day experience.


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The second Tuesday of March, the 12th, at Hunter’s Green 11:30 - speaker TBD. We are again looking for a $50 sponsor for this event. It is a chance to get a few minutes to feature your business, sell merchandise and pass out info. We welcome all members to do drawing and give aways. The second Tuesday of April, the 9th, at Hunter’s Green 11:30 – Our guest speaker will be Councilman Mike Suarez – City of Tampa District 1 At Large. We are looking for a $50 sponsor for this event “ditto” the above remarks. And finally the 20th Annual “Taste of New Tampa” will be March 24th from noon till 6pm at Primrose School of Tampa Palms at 5307 Primrose Lake Circle Tampa, Fl. 33647. Current members may obtain a booth at the discount fee of $200. Restaurant members are FREE and will receive ½ of their $1tickets they collect back to offset the food

cost. Admission will be $5 pre-sale (let us know if you want to increase your walk-in traffic and be a location) and $10 at the gate plus $1 per “Taste” ticket. We are seeking sponsors for this event from major sponsor of 10K for the primary position on all marketing

on everything we print for example the goodie bags, the wristbands, bring your cars, banners and newspapers, YOU get all we can offer. We have the opportunity for two 3K sponsors for the “Battle of the Bands” with banners along side

of a very impressive professional stage. The chamber has booked the band called “BIG BROTHER’S” to be our headliner act- google them as they have a huge Tampa Bay Following. The other levels of sponsorship range from $2500 down to just $500 for current members, has many marketing advantages and placement spaces for the event. A tradition since 1993 The Taste of New Tampa raises money for community projects; this year’s proceeds will benefit New Tampa Chamber local projects and non-profit organizations such as PTAs and boy scout troops who help make this event possible every year.This must-see family focused event will also feature live entertainment, kids activities and and lots of fun.March 24th at Primrose Lake Park, 5307 Primrose Lake Circle.

CURRENT SPONSORS (WITH HUGE THANKS)

Primrose of Tampa Palms- Daycare

The Law offices of Mathew J. Jowanna P.A.

Neighborhood NewsBB&T BanksSign A Rama

We Love Logo’s We are planning some fun evening events for 2013 and welcome your ideas. One thought is a “Progressive Plaza” where in 2 hours we visit 3 businesses located in the same plaza for drinks, appetizers and dessert. Please let us know if you are interested. We also welcome any other ideas! For all questions and registrations for any event please call our Executive assistant Jayne Baker at 813-293-2464 or Regina Ramalheira 2012-2013 President, at 813-245-8893. You may also inquire on line. ** If you are a current member and never received a New Tampa Chamber of Commerce plaque or are a current member with a plaque dated years prior call Regina at 813-245-8893. Online registrations for events are important to provide the best Chamber experiences! Please everyone help us recruit new members! Just give us a call 813-293-2464. v

New Tampa Chamber Calendar of EventsNew and exciting website! newtampachamber.org


Dr. Vanessa Veve, M.D.Welcomes you to beautiful Pasco County

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COMMUNITY NEWS

SWIM LESSoNS It’s that time of year again and our pool will be bustling! Our swim lessons begin March 4th and teach competitive and non-competitive strokes, improve technique and above all have fun! We expect each child to learn and progress at their own rate. Encouragement and practice from parents outside of class time is recommended. We offer parent with child classes, and group classes for age 3 to 12.

SUMMER CAMP A full-day program that is jam packed with fun for all

ages! Enjoy wellness activities, hands-on learning, swimming, character development activities, arts and crafts, sports, games, field trips, and more.

Day Camp1st – 6th grades

Leaders-In-Training camp 8-11th grades

EPIC Camp – 7th 9th grades

5th ANNUAL LIVESTRoNG SPINAThoN AND hEALTh

& WELLNESS EXPo Join us 7:30 am-11:30 am on Saturday, April 20th for music, vendors, games, prizes and food! Teams are forming now – no experience necessary. Participants will spin for 1 – 4 hours to raise money for the Livestrong at the Y program and the Y’s Annual Member Engagement Campaign. Challenge your friends, family and colleagues to lend you their

support. You sweat, they give – and everybody wins! Ride all 4 hours as an individual, or put together a team and split up the hours however you wish. Contests will include Best Team Spirit, Most Money Raised and Best Decorated Bike. For more

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Rotaract is a Rotary-sponsored service club for dedicated volunteers ages 18 to 30, who want to make the world a better place. Their goals are self development and fellowship through service. They strive to better our local and international communities while growing as leaders and young

professionals. They meet the first Wednesday at The Green Lemon on South Howard and the third Wednesday at Avalon Heights at 7:30 pm. Rotaract is a global network of young people who are changing the world with clubs in over 160 countries. Their recent volunteer events have included:Sweetwater organic Farms: They recently helped Sweetwater Organic Farms, a community-supported urban organic farm and environmental education center, harvest and wash vegetables in order to distribute them to members of the farm and promote organic and sustainable farming. Feeding America: They went to the Feeding America warehouse in south Tampa, along with the Rotary Club of New Tampa Evening, in order to sort and pack donated food. Gasparilla 5K:

They volunteered at the 5K to distribute water to the participants during and after the event.Mud Run, Benefiting the humane Society: Rotaract members assisted at the obstacle course-style marathon. They have chosen to focus on animal welfare as their main focus of service this year.Peace River Refuge: On the topic of animal welfare, they are currently planning a day trip to Silver Springs where they can help the Peace River Refuge Forest Animal Rescue build its sanctuary. The sanctuary is in the midst of a relocation and they have contacted the owners to discuss the Tampa Rotaract Club helping build habitats for the various animals they care for like wolves, bears, primates, etc. Their Social events have included:A pancake party: Last month they had a pancake

party, where members brought different toppings and they all made their "ideal" pancakes by mixing and matching the toppings into the batter. It was a lot of fun, despite the mess!Bowling: Members went bowling (after volunteering at Feeding America) in order to promote the fellowship within their club, and show off their bowling skills, or lack thereof. Anyone who is interested in attending meetings or events please contact the club via email at [email protected], or call Richard Crouse at 386-336-6348. Or you can "like" the club's facebook page and inquire though that. v


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Wharton High School in partnership with Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) will be holding a Power of Parents Workshop:

Date: Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Time: 6:30pm – 7:30pm

Location: Auditorium

The parent workshop includes two components:

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a. Provides parents with tips of how to start and keep the conversation going

2. Community-Based Program (Parent Handbook)

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b. Provides tools to talk with teens about the dangers of underage drinking

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MADD created the Power of Parents, It’s Your Influence™ program to help parents have the sometimes difficult, but potentially life-saving, conversation about alcohol with their kids.

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For more information please contact Mrs. Sharon Hall: [email protected] or (813) 935-2676 ext.6 Go to http://www.madd.org/underage-drinking/the-power-of-parents/workshops/ to register (registration not required; just for planning purposes)

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Telecom Park. Over 500 people of all abilities participated in the charity event organized by the New Tampa Junior Woman's Club. The goal of the race was to inspire athletes to embark on a journey of self achievement, whether it was a first time runner or a recovering veteran. Partnering with the I WILL Foundation and Building Homes for Heroes, the woman's club's hope was to encourage people facing adversity to live their lives to the fullest by achieving goals that they thought were otherwise unattainable. The I Will Inspire 5k race was an emotional and uplifting day for all. v Photos courtesy of Constance Avellino Photos


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On January 26th the GFWC Woman's Club of New Tampa held its second annual Bunko Fundraiser. This annual event was full of fun games, food and great prizes. All monies raised will go to projects that the

woman's club supports through the year. During the evening, guests donated a jar of peanut butter which were donated to Feeding America for their food pantry. The month of January also kicked off our Heritage

Elementary Tutoring Project where members volunteer their time each week to help students in the 1st-5th grades. This worthwhile effort is in partnership with Heritage Elementary and their CATS

program. If you would like to be part of a fun volunteer group for the community, our information is as follows: Our monthly meetings are the third Wednesday of each Month from 12-1pm and are held at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church (5338 Primrose lake Circle, in Tampa Palms). Our future meeting dates are March 20th, April 17th, and May 15th, please join us anytime or contact us at [email protected] for more information. v

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Toilets About 75 percent of the water used inside a home is used in the bathroom. Half of that is used by the toilet. Frequently a toilet can leak silently, wasting hundreds of gallons per month. The main culprit for leaks is the flapper or stop valve at the bottom of the tank. If it fails, water constantly seeps into the bowl. You can test to see if the flapper is not working properly by adding a few drops of colored food dye into the tank. Wait about 15 minutes. If color shows up in the bowl, then the flapper is leaking and should be replaced. Please be sure to get the correct flapper for your particular toilet

model. After the test, flush the toilet to prevent the dye from staining your fixture. According to statistics, it is estimated that a toilet is flushed 20 times a day by a family of four. If you don't already have an ultra-low-flow toilet, that would be a wise first step to conserving. Older models use 3.5, 5 or 7 gallons per flush. The savings will depend on which model you have. Maybe you have heard those horror stories of having to double flush each time with a low-flow toilet. Admittedly, early attempts at making low-flow toilets were dismal and resulted in repeated flushing by frustrated customers and a bad

reputation. Newer models have largely overcome these and use only 1.6 gallons per flush.

Bathtubs The average bathtub will hold 40 to 60 gallons completely filled. You can save 20 gallons by bathing in a half-filled tub.

Showers Showering accounts for about 20 percent of the water used in the home. Taking a shorter shower can save 3 to 6 gallons for each minute. By reducing shower time by 5 minute you could save 15 to 30 gallons each time. If you install a new showerhead

(maximum 2.5 gallons per minute flow rate) you will save water and still have an enjoyable shower. You can also add a temporary shut-off device at the showerhead to further reduce the flow while lathering. Showerheads are available to Hillsborough County Public Utilities Department customers at no cost by contacting customer service at 272-6680.

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Local Girl Scouts celebrated National Girl Scout Cookie Day (NGSCD) in Lykes Gaslight Park in downtown Tampa on Feb. 8th. The girls were handing out free Girl Scout cookie samples, and demonstrating the five essential skills girls learn through the

Twelfth Annual Women of Distinction Luncheon On March 19, Girl Scouts of West Central Florida (GSWCF) will host the twelfth annual Women of Distinction Luncheon at A La Carte Event Pavilion in Tampa to honor four extraordinary women in the Tampa Bay community – women whose professional accomplishments make them positive role models who inspire girls to achieve their own goals and dreams. New this year, GSWCF will also be presenting the Inaugural Woman of Promise Award to a young woman under age 35. The 2013 honorees are:• Elise Minkoff, Pinellas County

• Lorna Taylor, Hillsborough County• Robin Warren, Pinellas County• Dr. Judy Wilson, Marion County• Felicia Harvey – Woman of Promise, Hillsborough County The luncheon’s keynote speaker will be Deborah Roberts of ABC newsmagazine “20/20.” Roberts has also served as a substitute anchor on “Good Morning America” and “World News Weekend,” among many other career accomplishments. To learn more about this year’s Women of Distinction Luncheon and to purchase tickets, please visit www.gswcf.org or contact Jerri Creed: (800) 881-4475, ext. 1690 or [email protected]. v

Girl Scout Cookie Program: goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills and business ethics. Cookie booths will only be in the community until March 17th, so don’t miss out on the chance to get some tasty cookies – and help girls learn a lifetime of skills! Cookie fans with smart phones can download the free Girl Scout Cookie Locator app. in the iPhone App Store or Android Market Place. The app. provides fun facts and information on Girl Scout cookies and even touts an alert feature to notify users when there will be a cookie booth sale in their area.


Whether it was the increased hours of operation for adoptions, continued support from rescue groups and the Humane Society of Tampa Bay, or all the special adoption promotions, Hillsborough County Animal Services had more animals leave the shelter alive in

December 2012 than any one month, ever. In total, 772 animals found forever homes with adoptive families or rescue groups in December. That equates to 71 percent of all dogs and 37 percent of all cats. This compares to only 53 percent of dogs and 22 percent of cats leaving the shelter alive in

In total, 772 animals found forever homes with adoptive families or rescue groups in December.December 2011. "We still have a long way to go to reach our goals, and we can't get there overnight,” said Ian Hallett, the new Hillsborough County Animal Services Director. “But it shows that we are on the right path and that the public supports us." Hallett’s main goal to

increase foot traffic has paid huge dividends. The adoption rate climbed quickly in November when Animal Services opened its doors seven days per week from 10 am to 7 pm. Each year, Hillsborough County Animal Services receives approximately 21,000 animals. v

Adoptions/Rescues at Hillsborough County Animal Services In December Reaches Record High

Chargers Soccer Club Recreation Teams Win Gasparilla Cup Titles

Two local boys’ soccer teams won titles at the 2013 Gasparilla Cup, held over the Martin Luther King weekend in January. The tournament took place at the Ed Radice Complex in Tampa. These teams include many New Tampa residents. Both Coach Frederico Lucciola’s Under 14 team and Coach Eduardo Sanchez’s U19 boys prevailed in their championship matches against Tampa Bay United North teams.

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