WOW’s Thanksgiving Food Drive has grown to become the largest single-day food drive benefitting Metropolitan Ministries. That is a point of pride in our communities and this year, Metropolitan Ministries needs our support to ensure no family goes hungry this holiday season. Below is everything you need to know to take part in this year’s […]
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Several residents attended the October board meeting to take part in the monthly open forum. Mary Griffin, VM for the Single Family Homes at West Park Village, brought forth three concerns from one of her constituents, who is also a lap swimmer. Griffin said the homeowner was frustrated by Pipeline’s lack of communication regarding inconsistent
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In recent months, the WCA Board and Voting Members have had several conversations during their monthly meetings regarding potential changes to the use of lifeguards at the community pools. Those discussions have revolved around the potential financial, operational and safety implications of reducing or eliminating lifeguards. Several residents have attended recent meetings to share their
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The Sept. 11 WCA Board meeting contained detailed discussions regarding potential changes to lifeguard staffing at the community pools. The board also appointed officers for the coming year. The first item of new business was officer appointments. Michiel Oostenbrink suggested that rather than nominating candidates for various positions, board members have a conversation surrounding each
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The Maureen B. Gauzza Library meeting room quickly met its 65-person capacity, leaving a line of residents out the door. Most were in attendance to oppose the CDD’s proposed trail project, which was still in the discussion phase. During the Aug. 19 meeting, the board planned to vote on an agreement with VHB Architects that
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On Saturday, Oct. 25, hundreds of runners will take off down Linebaugh Avenue in a race that brings our community together for a great cause. The Great West Chase launched in 2002 as a simple 5K in a still-developing neighborhood and has grown to be WOW’s largest fundraising initiative of the year. More than
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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.
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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,
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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
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Four Westchase residents took advantage of the resident forum to address the WCA Board at the beginning of June’s monthly meeting. Dale Sells, a former board member and current resident of Harbor Links, took the floor first to insist that all of the requirements that were in GPI’s contract be put into the proposed contract
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