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with an autumn wedding on Anna Maria Island. 24
DARA CAUDILL | WWW.ISLANDPHOTOGRAPHY.ORG Mary Jackson and Steve Fogle were married at the Sandbar restaurant on August 6, 2022. Shawn Rhoton, Catering Sales Manager of the Sandbar, coordinated the wedding and reception. Mary’s uncle Robert Clark performed the ceremony. Manicures and pedicures were by Four Seasons Nail Salon & Spa. Hair & makeup were by Chelsea at Body & Sol. The florist was Blooms by the Beach. The cake was by Edible Elegance by Eli. Music was provided by Robert Grypma. Accommodations were through Chris Gremley and Kathleen Finn. Mary and Steve honeymooned on Anna Maria Island before returning home to Toledo, Ohio.
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The British brought fish and chips to New Zealand, and now the flavor loved by the Kiwis has landed on Anna Maria Island.
BY JASON SCHAFFER
SUN CORRESPONDENT | jschaffer@amisun.com
HOLMES BEACH - While fish and chips is a popular menu item at many restaurants on the Island, a new restaurant is hyper-focused on serving the perfect crispy treat.
Kiwi Style Fish and Chips has only been open for six weeks, but it’s already becoming a popular spot thanks to their focus on freshness, quality ingredients and friendly customer service.
This is the third Kiwi Style Fish and Chips location. Owners Nicole and Wayne Anntagelagi opened the original location in Sydney, Australia in 2004. The couple both had careers outside the restaurant business then, and wanted the freedom that comes with owning a business. Both are avid rugby fans.
“We both played rugby, so you could play when you want to if you work for yourself, not when the boss tells you,” said Wayne Anntagelagi, a native New Zealander. “Fish and chips in New Zealand is big stuff. The British brought it to us, just like they brought rugby, so we did it. It gave us time to play rugby on the weekends.”
The name Kiwi refers to the kiwi bird of New Zealand, which is so loved by the people they actually refer to themselves as Kiwis, and Kiwi style is a term of endearment for many things originating in the country, or that the natives have put their own unique stamp on.
The couple ran the original restaurant, which they later moved to Brisbane in Nicole’s native Australia, for 15 years before setting out to open their second in 2019 on Oahu, Hawaii. They were planning to open a third Kiwi Style in New York City, but while scouting locations, COVID-19 shut down the city. That’s when they decided on Florida, and after Googling the best places in Florida, the decision was made.
“We didn’t want to be in Miami, so we just watched a YouTube video that said Sarasota was one of the best places to live, so in three days we were down here from New York looking,” he said. “We tried to have a crack at St. Armands Circle, but there was no restaurant space available. Now I’m glad there wasn’t because we think being here on Anna Maria Island is the perfect place for us.”
Kiwi Style Fish and Chips may sound exotic, but visitors will find the cuisine is very familiar, just done to the highest of standards. The battered fish and crispy fries are fried in fresh, clean oil that doesn’t leave a puddle of grease, as often found with fish and chips. They serve high-quality cod and haddock that is sourced from a South African company with a stellar reputation in the industry. New Zealand is known for its high-quality seafood, so the couple wanted to make sure this new location was held to their standards.
Kiwi Style isn’t just fish and chips; they serve other seafood such as shrimp and calamari. There is also a full burger menu, family packs and even catering for any occasion. Most menu items can be ordered battered, breaded or grilled, so anyone who doesn’t eat fried food has plenty of options. Dine-in and take-out options are available.
Kiwi Style Fish and Chips is located at 3608 East Bay Drive. They are open Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., but plan to extend hours during the winter and spring season. With questions about catering, call 941-704-5040 during regular business hours.
JASON SCHAFFER | SUN From left, Maxi Atisme, Nicole Anntagelagi, Wayne Anntagelagi and Robert Atisme at Kiwi Style Fish and Chips in Holmes Beach.
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WMFR families celebrate three promotions
Capt. Derek Bill, Lt. Andrew Powers and second-class firefighter/paramedic Aaron Reese gather with their wives and children to celebrate their promotions on Sept. 13 during a West Manatee Fire Rescue board meeting.
Fire budget gets commission approval
West Manatee Fire Rescue officially has an approved budget heading into the 2022-23 fiscal year. Commissioners voted 4-1, with Commissioner Al Robinson dissenting, to approve the proposed $13,621,463 budget. The budget includes a 4% increase for district property owners, averaging about $13 for residential and $30 for commercial property owners, along with $4,899,475 in reserve funds. Robinson has remained critical of the district’s spending and opposed the 4% increase for property owners. The $8,721,988 break-even expense and revenue side of the budget takes into account increases in insurance, employee compensation and the continued costs for maintaining the district’s non-transport advanced lifesaving service. A budget summery for the district can be viewed online at www.wmfr.org.
28 THE SUN REAL ESTATE
SEPTEMBER 21, 2022
Credit scores can spoil deals
You finally found the house, negotiated a price and the contract is signed. What can go wrong from this point? Plenty.
You may have read about a little glitch involving credit scores back in August. At that time, it was reported that Equifax, one of the three agencies that monitor credit scores, reported inaccurate credit scores for millions of would-be borrowers over a threeweek period from March 17 to April 6. The problem was reported to lenders in May.
Equifax reported that some people who may have been applying for mortgages, auto loans and credit cards may have had their scores lowered or increased by 20 points or more. A 20-point error in a credit score could easily lead to mortgage applications being rejected. This is one of those unfortunate errors that affect borrowers who may have done their homework prior to making an offer on a home and who are sure what their credit score is and their ability to go forward with a real estate transaction.
Mortgage lenders typically pull credit reports from all three agencies: Experian, TransUnion and Equifax. The lenders take a look at all three scores and from there create a combined score, according to the executive chairman of Inside Mortgage Finance. This is when the lender is able to determine whether or not to approve the mortgage application and what interest rate to offer. Since only Equifax was affected, the impact may not have resulted in a lot of people being turned down for mortgages. However, it could have influenced the interest rate offered on a loan, resulting in higher mortgage payments.
If you think a recent loan may have been affected by this error in credit score reporting, the first thing is to contact the lender. They need to review the application process and determine if an Equifax credit score was used in the underwriting process and if the Equifax score was lower than the others used. From there, your lender will determine what exactly this means to the outcome of your loan.
This is a great lesson for anyone planning on applying for a loan in the coming months. It would be beneficial to set up alerts with each of the three credit reporting companies, so you know quickly if there is something unusual on your credit report. Ultimately it is your responsibility to pull credit reports on a regular basis and go over them with a fine point, looking for postings that do not apply to you. You always have the ability to challenge anything that looks like an error.
Equifax’s position is that there was no shift in the vast majority of scores during the three-week time frame. For those consumers who did experience a score shift, their initial analysis indicates that only a small number of them may have received a different credit decision. If you feel you need to make a correction on a credit report or score, contact the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which can provide you with a list of instructions and a sample letter that will assist you in filing a claim.
I can’t say enough times that the process of purchasing a home, frequently the biggest investment of a lifetime, has a lot of moving parts. It is up to you as the borrower to be proactive every step along the way. As we’ve seen too many times, large financial institutions make mistakes, so keep checking your credit reports and scores, especially if you’re looking for a home.
It’s not over ‘til it’s over, and heaps can go wrong before it is.
Castles in the Sand
LOUISE BOLGER
OBITUARIES
Arthur "Bo" Hunter
Arthur “Bo” Hunter, 71, of Bradenton, Florida passed away Aug. 29, 2022. He was born Jan. 3, 1951 in Petersburg, Virginia to Anne (Seay) and Edwin (Ed) Hunter. Bo graduated from Manatee High School where he played football. He was an avid outdoorsman, spending his time swimming, surfing, spearfishing and also had a passion for horticulture. He enjoyed helping his local church on Sundays, operating the soundboard during services and baptisms. Bo made a living for many years as a finish carpenter. His family members include children, Andrew (Maggie) Hunter and Ian Hunter; a brother, Andrew (Meade) Hunter; sister, Virginia (Scott) McCabe; and companion, Pamela Fankell. Bo was preceded in death by his parents; and brother, Edwin Haskins Hunter Jr. A Celebration of Life will be held Saturday, Sept. 24 at 10:30 a.m. at the Coquina Beach south pavilion in Bradenton Beach. Memorials to the family can be sent to Andrew Hunter, 3304 19th Ave. W., Bradenton, FL 34205.
BEACH BEAT
HOLMES BEACH
9/6, 2:52 a.m., camping, 3900 Sixth Ave. The officer saw a man sleeping on a bench using a bag as a pillow. Due to the time of night, the man was in violation of the city ordinance against camping. The officer made contact and the man said he was unaware of the ordinance and was issued a notice to appear in court for the violation. 9/9, 11:25 a.m., forgery, 102 78th St. A man came to the police station and informed the officer that a $2,000 check he had written to his condo association had not been received. After making contact with his bank, they said the check had been cashed in the amount of $4,000 and provided him with a copy of the check. The officer immediately noticed the amount of $2,000 had been written over and changed to $4,000. A copy of the check was added to the case file. No suspect has yet been identified. 9/10, 7:19 p.m., information report, 3200 E. Bay Drive. Two officers arrived at Walgreens after receiving a call that two juveniles were fighting. No employees could confirm the fight. A witness said she observed them fighting in a parked car in the parking lot, but after making contact, the juveniles denied anything physical had taken place. The officers came to the conclusion that no battery had taken place. One of the juvenile’s mothers was contacted by phone and agreed the two should be separated. The other’s parent was at work and could not be reached at the time. No charges were filed.
9/11, 10:30 a.m., grand theft, 6913 Holmes Blvd. Police were alerted to a theft of equipment from a Manatee Towing vehicle. The loss was estimated at $996. The complainant said he would ask the neighbors if there was any security footage of the incident, but none has been obtained thus far.
New city planner arrives
Ashley Austin is now serving as the city planner for the city of Anna Maria. After relocating her family from Texas to Sarasota, Austin began her new role with the city on Aug. 29. She succeeds former city planner Chad Minor.
JOE HENDRICKS | SUN
Paddlers wanted
AMI PADDLERS FROM PARADISE | SUBMITTED
AMI Paddlers from Paradise started the paddling season with their first practice on Sept. 15. There was lots of excitement, energy and smiles! Those interested in paddling with the team for recreational or competitive fun, call Melinda Bradway at 941-462-2626.
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32 THE SUN SPORTS SEPTEMBER 21, 2022
Season opener ends in tie
BY MONICA SIMPSON
SPECIAL TO THE SUN
ANNA MARIA – With a week of practice under their belt, eight youth soccer teams took to The Center fields for this season’s kickoff games last Tuesday night.
In the U10 league, LaPensee Plumbing’s TJ Hagey and Preston LaPensee each had a hat trick in the game, scoring all six of LaPensee Plumbing’s points in the night.
Cloud Pest Control answered back with a single goal by Gabriel Spann.
Both goalies, Owen Mahoney for LaPensee and Thadeous Daniels for Cloud, had two recorded saves in week one action.
Island Real Estate’s scoring came from Callin Westfall with a solo goal and Oliver Barr with two points. Aidan Guess prevented the shutout with a goal for AMI Coconuts.
In a hard-played week one game, Sato Real Estate and Solid Rock Construction ended their battle royale in a 1-1 tie.
Sato Real Estate’s Gunnar Maize had three big saves in the matchup, while his counterpart on the opposite end of the pitch, Isaac Roadman, made two essential stops for Solid Rock Construction.
Roadman’s brother, Obe Roadman, was credited with an assist with the single Solid Rock goal by Matthew Darak.
Veteran player Dylan Sato stuck with confidence, scoring Sato Real Estate’s only point in the closest matchup of the season opener.
The U14 league saw one game played on the big field at the community center - Progressive Cabinetry struggled against the dominance of team HSH. With no mercy rule in place, HSH won the first game of the season 11-0.
Scoring by Braelyn Curtis, Ava Gitt, Sterling Holiday, Krosby Lamison, Jasmine Sparks, Jack Zaccagnino and Jesse Zaccagnino took the HSH squad to victory.
At the end of week one action, it is too early to tell which teams will top the charts. With an entire season ahead of them, any of the dynamic and hardworking teams could go all the way to the championship games.
SUN SCOREBOARD SEPT. 13 YOUTH SOCCER – WEEK 1 U10 (8- TO 10-YEAR-OLD LEAGUE) LaPensee Plumbing 6 Cloud Pest Control 1
Solid Rock Construction 1 Sato Real Estate 1
Island Real Estate 3 AMI Coconuts 1
MONICA SIMPSON | SUN Solid Rock’s Turner Worth and Brandon Sato, for Sato Real Estate, work the soccer ball down the U10 pitch in the season opener.
U14 (11- TO 14-YEAR-OLD LEAGUE) HSH 11 Progressive Cabinetry 0
SEPT. 15 ADULT SOCCER Wash Family Construction 7 Pool America 5
Slim’s Place 5 Ross Built Construction 4 Moss Builders 6 Servis First Bank 0 Gulfview Windows and Doors 9 Sato Real Estate 1
Key Royale Club golf scores
SEPT. 12 - MODIFIED STABLEFORD First Place - tie between Jim Hill and Terry Schaefer with a score of +1 SEPT. 15 - SCRAMBLE First Place Team - Rod Hammonds, Ron Huibers, Ken Nagengast and Blake Ress with a score of 29, 3 under par.
SEPTEMBER 21, 2022 FUN IN THE SUN THE SUN 33
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1 "The Divine Comedy," e.g. 5 Bubbly brand 9 They're not gentlemen 13 Robusto! sauce maker 14 Letter on a dreidel 15 Archaeological site 17 #1 18 Continues despite hardship 20 #2 22 Common lot size 23 Go up 26 #3 27 __ & Perrins: Worcestershire sauce brand 28 Terse memo from the boss 29 What Phobos orbits 30 #4 31 UFO passengers 32 Billiards backspin 34 School auxiliaries, for short 36 What takes place in eight puzzle answers when read in sequence 41 Some reddish deer 42 Like granola bars 43 Hot __ 44 #5 46 What many leaves do in autumn 48 Part of la famille 50 Bonding and binding words 51 #6 52 Wears out 53 Ones who belong 55 #7 56 Spies 58 #8 62 Barbershop accessory 63 Final critical moment 64 Jump that's often a triple 65 Farm females 66 Comic book shrieks 67 Take care of
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Answers to 09-14-22 Crossword Puzzle.
59 Application file suffix 60 Cartoon canine 61 Overdone
34 THE SUN CLASSIFIED Call us today! 941-778-3986
SEPTEMBER 21, 2022
ANNOUNCEMENTS
BEACH YOGA ON Wednesdays, Saturdays & Sundays at 8:30am at the end of Pine Ave by the Sandbar Restaurant by donation. Classes on Tuesdays & Fridays at 8:30 at 100 Broadway St. on LBK. www.thriveyogafit.com
THE BEST VOLUNTEER position on the island. The AMI Historical Museum needs docents and bread makers. Call Kathy Primeau at 989-560-6381.
ROSER FOOD BANK needs donations of cash and non-perishable food, PAPER & PERSONAL HYGIENE PRODUCTS. Donations boxes are located at the Church, Moose Club, and Walgreen’s.
HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS WANTED to assist at our information desk, especially weekends. Great for teens needing volunteer hours (16yrs+). Other assignments available. Please call the Blake Volunteer Office at 941-798-6151.
COMMERCIAL SALES, RENT & LEASE
HAVE YOU BEEN thinking of selling? We NEED properties to List for SALE!!! Duplexes, multi family, small resorts?
Call BIG Alan Galletto of Island Real Estate to get it
SOLD 941-232-2216
CLEANING SERVICE
TOTAL HOME SERVICES
CLEANING : Residential, Commercial, Rentals, VRBO. Professional and Reliable. Call 941-7564570 or 941-565-3931
EMPLOYMENT
HOUSEKEEPER F/T, PT, Hotel on Anna Maria Island. Contact Rick 813-735-4373.
PERSON OR PERSONS for home maintenance. 2 days per week,4 hours per day,$20/hr Clean furniture, deck ,windows, etc Call 941-713-1586
NOW HIRING ENTHUSIASTIC front desk and sales person and Esthetician. Leah Chavie Skincare 6646 Cortez Rd W, Bradenton 941-896-7225 The award-winning ANNA MARIA ISLAND SUN, a weekly newspaper on Florida’s Gulf Coast, is looking for a freelance reporter/photographer to cover events on this tourism-driven island. The ideal candidate will have reporting and photography experience at a community newspaper and have some experience writing for a news website. Local residents or those with previous local knowledge and willing to relocate here a plus. Resumes and cover letters may be mailed to The Anna Maria Island Sun, P.O Box 1189, Anna Maria, FL 34216, Attention: Mike Field, publisher.
ESTATE SALE
ESTATE SALE FRIDAY September 23. 9:30-2pm. 605 Ivanhoe Lane, Holmes Beach. Love seat sofa bed, rattan dinette, pair of Bar stools, 3 Stressless chairs, queen size Danish teak bed set, TV, set of TV trays, china cabinet, glass top dining room set, coffee table, desk, dresser, some tools, kitchen ware, set of china, paintings, china glass, Bric-a-brac. See pics at estatesales.net. Sale conducted by Palma Sola Sales. Numbers given out at 8am
FISHING CHARTERS
CAPT. MAC GREGORY Fishing Charters. Full Day, Half Day, Night, Inshore & Near Shore. 941-809-5783 U.S.C.G. Certified/Insured
FOR SALE
TOPPER FOR F150 Long bed. $100 or Best Offer. Call 941-705-7560.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
TILE! TILE! TILE! All variations of tile supplied and installed. Quality workmanship. Prompt, reliable, many Island references. Free estimates. Neil 941-726-3077
RENOVATION SPECALIST ALL carpentry repairs, Wash Family Construction, locally owned and operated CBC 1258250 Call 941-7250073. KERN CONSTRUCTION NEW Homes & Remodel. Design/Build. Since 1968. License # CBC 1261150. Call Mike Kern 941-7781115
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HOME SERVICES
CONCRETE FUSION, CRACK REPAIR sidewalks/ driveways. Why fix 95% of concrete when only 5% bad? Number 1 in concrete repair. Insured. Free estimate. Call Bobby 941-374-7670.
LANDSCAPING & LAWN CARE
R. GAROFALO’S Interlocking brick pavers, driveways, patios, pool decks. Free estimates. Licensed & Insured. Call Rafael 941-778-4823 or Veronik 941-526-7941
SHELL DRIVEWAYS &
LANDSCAPE. Specializing in Old Florida Seashell driveways and scapes. Also Rock, Mulch, & Soil. Free estimates. Call Shark Mark 941-301-6067
MOVING & STORAGE
MARTIN’S MOVING YOUR Island movers! Offering dependable, competitive rates. No hidden costs. 941-809-5777.
PAINTING & WALLCOVERING
PAINT! PAINT! AND MORE 28 years of experienced interior/exterior custom painting. Pressure cleaning, drywall repairs and texture finishes. Many Island references. Please call Neil for free estimates. 941-812-0507
“WIZARD OF WALLS”
Established 1980 Prompt quality service. Paperhanging/removal Faux finishes. Interior painting. Mary Bell Winegarden 941-794-0455
DONALD PERKINS ABRACADABRA PAINTING LLC fully insured. 30 years experience. Many Island references. Call 941-705-7096
POOL SERVICES
FOUR SEASONS POOL SERVICE AND CHEMICAL SERVICES. Certified Pool Operator. 10 + Years Experience. Residential/commercial. Chemical Service Licensed & Insured. Call Dennis Clark 941-7375657
COLE'S TROPICAL
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PRESSURE WASHING & WINDOWS
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REAL ESTATE HOMES & CONDOS FOR SALE
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CONDOS or HOMES ASK for BIG Alan Galletto of Island Real Estate to get it SOLD 941-232-2216 LOOKING FOR A highly motivated real estate broker to buy or sell your next home? Darcie Duncan, Broker Duncan Real Estate a lifelong island resident bringing success to her customers for 30 years. Proven track record brings you results! 941-725-1589
REALTOR FOR HIRE.
BUYING OR SELLING on AMI? 17 years experience & USAF Veteran. Call Kelly Gitt Keller Williams Realty today 941-799-9299.
RENTALS: ANNUAL
ANNUAL RENTALS WANTED! We have well qualified tenants for beach and mainland annual rentals, Full management or Finders fee. Call today for details. Ask for Paige DUNCAN REAL ESTATE 513-3821992.
ANNUAL RENTAL-3BR/2BA, pool, canal w/ boat lift home on key Royale. 1700 sq.ft. $8500/mo. Call 941-713-1586
ANNUAL RENTALS – AVAILABLE NOW. 1BR/1BA, fully furnished, includes util. $3,000/month. 2BR/2BA, unfurnished. $3,300/ month. 3BR/3BA, unfurnished. $4,500/month.1ST, Last, and Security Deposit required. Call Sato Real Estate, Inc 941-778-7200 or Email monica@satorealestate.com RENTALS: SEASONAL & VACATION
TIFFANY PLACE Gulf Front Condo for Rent Incredible views from living room and master bedroom. 2BR/2BA Green Real Estate Call 941-778-0455
SEASONAL RENTAL in PALMA SOLA. 3BR/2BA weekly or monthly rates. Contact Barb Grace 941201-2190
ANNA MARIA ISLAND CONDOS Large pool, beach access, free WiFi, 1&2 Bedroom $900 to $1200 per week redekercondosonami.com Tim 941-704-7525
TRANSPORTATION
AMI TAXI credit cards, cash, Venmo accepted. Airport: Tampa $105, Sarasota $50, St. Pete/Clearwater $105, Orlando $220. Call 941-447-8372 or 941-4478376. amitaxi4u@gmail. com, www.amitaxi.com
ANYTIME TRANSPORTATION to all Airports, Casino, etc. Tampa/St. Pete $80. Sarasota $40. Pets welcome. Very dependable. Reasonable rates. Contact Jeanne. 941-779-5095
AIRPORT RIDES Sarasota, St. Pete, Tampa. Call/Text Vita 941-376-7555.
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