If you love golf and giving back to your community, you’re in luck! Several charitable golf tournaments are coming to the West Chase Golf Club in the coming months. Sponsorship opportunities are also available. UTB Chamber’s Annual Golf Tournament Date: Thursday, Sept. 11 Time: Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. with an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start. […]
Charitable Golf Tournaments Read More »
CARE (Cancer Awareness, Research and Empowerment) club was founded to help raise awareness about childhood cancer and support kids going through treatment. For Ayaan Alinani, launching the CARE club was personal. “I lost a close family member to cancer, and that experience really opened my eyes to how hard the journey can be,” Alinani said.
Sickles Students Provide Support for Cancer Patients Read More »
Aqua Fit classes return to the Westchase Pool on Countryway Boulevard just in time for the peak heat of summer. Certified Aquatic Fitness Professional and Westchase resident, Linda Senkowicz, is bringing back two exciting class options: Aqua Fitness: A fun, low-impact workout to build strength, boost mobility, and tone your body. Aqua Pilates: A gentle,
Aqua Fitness Classes Return Read More »
My family and I are theme park enthusiasts. We hail from the Midwest, so we’ve spent our fair share of time riding massive coasters at amusement parks like Kings Island and Cedar Point. When we became Floridians 15 years ago, we took a deep dive into theme park culture. Since then, we’ve made countless trips
A Day at the Disney of the Netherlands Read More »
CDD Chair Matt Lewis began by asking for audience comments. Sturbridge resident Pam Wilcox and Glenfield resident Aaron Garmen both raised questions regarding the proposed trail project that had been discussed during the June meeting. Lewis said Supervisor Greg Chesney had prepared a presentation and he turned the floor over to him. Chesney explained that
CDD Fields Trail Project Questions at July Meeting Read More »
In our March feature on curb appeal, we introduced you to the Pogue family of Radcliffe, whose home graced the cover. During the photoshoot for that issue, we discovered the Pogue’s recently renovated backyard space, which served as the inspiration for this month’s featured topic: creating an outdoor oasis. Heidi Pogue, a designer by trade,
Creating an Outdoor Oasis Read More »
Nestled at the eastern tip of Panama City Beach, secluded from the hustle and bustle of the party zone, St. Andrews State Park is a stunning oasis that offers the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation and wildlife encounters. With its powdery white-sand beaches and emerald-green waters, this 1,200-acre park is a gem along Florida’s Gulf
St. Andrews State Park Read More »
Museums offer a window to the past, a glimpse into the future and lessons in cultural diversity. They are also a great place to spend a sweltering summer afternoon. While Tampa Bay is chock-full of amazing museums, summer is the perfect time to take a museum road trip. Below we’ve included several road-trip-worthy museum
It was a packed house at the June 10 Voting Member Meeting. GAC Chair Rick Goldstein informed the audience that guest speaker Sheriff Chad Chronister was not able to attend. WCA President Michiel Oostenbrink moved into new business. The first order of business was a vote on INSG amendments for Stockbridge and Berkeley Square. Greens
Property Management Resignation Tops VM Discussions Read More »
The June 2 CDD meeting began with audience comments. A Harbor Links resident expressed frustration with the modification process required to install a brick paver driveway. He said the process was far too complex. Field Manager David Sylvanowicz, who had been in conversations with the resident, pointed out that there had been a disconnect in
CDD Adopts Draft Budget and Discusses Trail Project Funding Read More »
