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Zephyrhills projects on the way looks at the city limits and they look at...slum and blight conditions. ...You look at different The Zephyrhills CRA aspects of the community and you (Community Redevelopment decide that the private sector, the Agency) has several projects on tap market, is not going to bring up the for its 30-year master plan. conditions within that defined disGail Hamilton, in her first year as trict,” Hamilton explained. CRA director for the city of “One of the things the CRA Zephyrhills, gave an overview of does is look at the conditions, and what’s expected during the Greater try to come up with KEVIN WEISS/STAFF PHOTO incentives...for people to invest Zephyrhills Chamber of Commerce’s Zephyrhills CRA director Gail Hamilton spoke to the Greater monthly meeting on March 3. and make the conditions better The CRA oversees a 520-acre de- Zephyrhills Chamber of Commerce on March 3. She outlined within the district, and therefore, fined district that essentially several projects for the CRA’s 30-year master plan. increase the property values.” encompasses the center spine of the Hamilton cited the Silver Oaks city, generally between Hercules Park to C pending priorities—neighborhood cleanup, community as an example for the type of Avenue, and from Zephyr Park to 17th restoration of dilapidated homes and the de- area the CRA is working to clean up. Street. velopment of Zephyr Park. See PROJECTS, page 11A Hamilton talked about the agency’s im“The idea behind the CRA is that the city
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Fifteen local children — ranging in age from 5 to 15 — attended Feb. 27 free gun safety course taught by taught by National Rifle Association instructors Terry and Tony Mohler.The instructors used the Eddie Eagle curriculum. The young people learned that even if they think a gun is a toy gun that it is never safe to point it at a living thing, a theme repeated throughout the class. The students also learned Eddie Eagle’s safety message by heart: “Stop! Don’t Touch. Run away. Tell a grown-up.” After a question and answer period and the sharing of several stories, the children were shown the differences between various types of guns and how they work. After a safety briefing and a discussion about gun range rules, the children and their guardians were given the opportunity to practice on the outdoor gun range with the benefit of one-on-one instruction from the NRA instructors. Upon completing the class, each child received an Eddie Eagle coin and sticker, and a gun safety coloring book and crayons to further drive home the gun safety rules they had been taught. The children’s guardians received a handy reminder card with tips for reiterating the highlights of the class to help the children remember what they learned. For more information about gun safety for children, visit EddieEagle.nra.org, and watch the video with your children. Because of the positive feedback from this class, another gun safety class for kids will be available over the summer months. For more information, email M.J. Price at drmjpricegp@gmail.com.
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National Rifle Association instructor Terry Mohler points out how toy guns often resemble real guns. From left, Mohler, Dakota Chandler, NRA instructor Tony Mohler, Bodhi Price, Noah Ringeissen, Jolie Wise, Joshua Wise, Connor Hunter and Olivia Woodring.
After a safety briefing, instructor Terry Mohler helps Olivia Woodring.
Joshua Wise gets one-on-one attention from instructor Tony Mohler on the range.
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Documentary filmmaker Charles Mattocks hopes to inspire a social movement to help people suffering from Complex Regional Pain Syndrome and other rare diseases. Mattocks — who is the nephew of famed reggae artist Bob Marley — has produced “Trial by Fire,” a documentary that tells the story of his mother’s eight-year struggle Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, called CPRS for short. It’s a rare condition that is not widely understood, Mattocks said. “I was totally confused, really, on what this thing was,” Mattocks said.“I used to tell my mother,‘Mom, you’ve got to walk it off. You’ve got to go to the gym.’” Mattocks said while he didn’t initially know what CRPS was, as he delved into the topic and observed his mom, he knew something must be done to give people suffering from the condition a voice. “It’s agony,” Mattocks said. The key symptom is prolonged pain that may be constant and, in some people, extremely uncomfortable or severe, according to information published on the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke’s website. The pain can spread through the body, the pain can travel from limb to limb and there often is increased sensitivity in the affected area, such that even light touch or contact is painful, the website says. People with CRPS also experience con-
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Fifteen-year-old Natalia Rijos has been diagnosed with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome. It’s a condition that is characterized by prolonged pain that may be constant and, in some people, extremely uncomfortable or severe.
stant or intermittent changes in temperature, skin color, and swelling of the affected limb, the website says. Other common features of CRPS include: • Changes in skin texture • Abnormal sweating • Changes in nail and hair growth patterns • Stiffness in affected joints • Problems coordinating muscle movement
• Abnormal movement in the affected limb Fifteen-year-old Natalia Rijos, who is also featured in the film, is quite familiar with CRPS. There’s a clear line of demarcation in her life. One day, she was a typical 12-year-old, enjoying the normal activities of girls her age. But, that changed on Dec. 15, 2012. That was the day she was horsing around with her dad, showing off some karate moves. Her dad grabbed her leg, she began to fall, and as she went to brace herself from the fall, she injured her left hand. Initially, her mom, Myrna Concepcion, thought it was just a sprain. But, the girl’s hand became swollen and discolored, and didn’t heal properly. In ensuing months, the pain became unbearable and doctors couldn’t figure out what was wrong. It took three months to get a diagnosis. According to Concepcion, in one sense, the family was lucky. In can sometimes take years to get a proper diagnose. In Rijos’ case, the situation was complicated by an accident. She suffered additional injuries when she was riding in a school bus and a car plowed into it. The teenager, who lives with her family in Lutz, has been living out of wheelchair for two years. She is fed through a feeding tube. Rijos attends Steinbrenner High for some classes, but is educated by telephone at See FIRE, page 11A
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Tom and Laurie Carter, Del O’Hara and Andy Gisondi at the volunteer appreciation lunch.
Dave and Linda Tutin, and Nancy and Eugene Martin at the celebration for volunteers.
Grand Horizons thanks volunteers By Helene Rubenstein Grand Horizons
On Feb. 27, approximately 65 to 70 people descended upon the community center to celebrate Appreciation Day. The people who attended were greeted with posters saying “Thank You.” It was a festive afternoon and started off with a prayer by Jim Leitzke. I wasn’t there, but Joyce Bell was nice enough to tell me exactly what transpired. Brian Heidman read a list of what all the volunteers do to help, and this was followed by Joyce Bell reading a poem on volunteering. Then, there was a lovely meal that consisted of hamburgers with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and other toppings and condiments, potato salad, coleslaw, and baked beans with franks that were cut up and mixed in. For dessert they had four different kinds of strudel, in addition to ice cream cups for all. Everyone had such a good time that they sat around and talked after the meal. Our thanks go out to the workers on this
Vic and Lynne-Rae Dyson share in the festive afternoon for volunteers.
Judi and Jim Leitzke take a break from helping before serving lunch.
day.They were Chuck and Shirley Carlson. Ron and Joyce Bell, Judi and Jim Leitzke, and Mim and Terry Gardner.
Joyce and Ron Bell get ready to prepare food for the many volunteers.
Andy and Margaret Castonguay attend Appreciation Day at Grand Horizons.
Residents go back in time By Sandra Gilbert-Abel Rainbow Village
We snowbirds traveled back to the 1950s at our “At the Hop Dance.” We each got our pictures taken in a pink convertible dressed in our timely attire, which consisted of poodle skirts, jeans, T-shirts, saddle shoes and sneakers. David Teague played a lot of the PHOTOS COURTESY OF SANDRA GILBERT-ABEL old songs, and we had a great time jitterbugging, doing the twist, line dancing, doing the Residents dressed in their 1950s finest for the ‘At the Hop’ dance. chicken dance and enjoying lots of slow tunes. A big thanks to Cathie Draheim,Vicki Arndt and their great committee for a wonderful time of reliving our high school days. Our 25th annual chicken dinner was a sell-out crowd.The cooks had to scramble to find a dry place to grill the chickens.They set up in the car wash, and it worked out great. It takes a lot of people to plan and prepare this delicious meal. A big thanks to Judy May and Alice Sikkenga for chairing a fabulous meal. Carol and Delmar Baker were winners of a It takes a small village to cook, prepare and serve Carefree’s “Got Talent” contest paid-in-full trip to the Grammy’s in California. the annual chicken dinner. was held recently with four contestants.The winner was Nicki Purcell, and the Contestants runner-up was Joan Crow. The other conin Carefree’s testants were Richard Berkheiser and David ‘Got Talent’ Mallaber. They were all very talented. The show were winner will compete at the Lakeland Joan Crow Center for a $5,000 prize. Good luck! (runner-up), Two of our residents recently won a Nicki Purcell paid-in-full trip to the Grammy’s in (winner), California. Carol and Delmar Baker had a David wonderful experience on this trip. It was Mallaber and sponsored by MasterCard.They came back Richard from California with lots of wonderful memBerkheiser. ories of the trip. Congratulations to them!
A week in review By Mabel Budzinski Gem Estates
Last Monday evening’s euchre’s top players were Cesema, MaryKay Lynch and John Rabb. They won bragging rights for the week. Wednesdays storm, with lots of rain, washed out the shuffleboard games. Our Thursday morning coffee hour hosts were Carol Brooks, Sue Lietz, Bruce and Ruth Hudson. Bruce Hudson gave the invocation. Vice President Deann Harrington led the “Pledge of Allegiance,” moderated the conversation and provided a bit of tasteful humor. Richard Burgess is currently in sickbay, and in recovery, following surgery, are Ron Raymond and Deann Harrington. John Brogan is celebrating his birthday. Lee Heffelfinger gave us information about an eight-day Caribbean cruise she will host in January of next year. Upcoming events include the Glen Johnson concert on March 11, and a traditional boiled dinner celebrating St. Patrick’s Day on March 17.
February was a blast! By Ian Marwick (the happy scribe) Happy Days RV Park
The event of the season,“Goofy Golf,” literally ate up the first week throughout the park, even though the game was played on Feb. 6. Volunteer builders, our stalwarts, produced their version of what a mini golf game should be.And, did they ever.Twelve games of the eighteen were new or reworked to change the flavor. Each street had to have one hole with the aim to complete the game in 2-½ hours.With four years now under the belt, creativity is still bubbling in the hearts of man (sorry girls, non-gender meant). Although, maybe next year? Holy Moly, that would put the cat among the pigeons. Anyway, the outfits, the styles and innovation attempting to look ridiculous, was fantastic.Thanks to all who jumped in with both feet to laugh at themselves and their neighbors. The reaction was unanimous. Fun, fun, fun.Whoopee! The Goofy Awards at the Monday coffee hour recognized, with cash, 76 of the 132 that braved the elements, cold winds and
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drizzle before the last hole was played.The best and the “hardest working” are treated equally.There are no losers at Happy Days. Where can you go and have a ball (golf, of course) for a buck? Secret rumblings are coming out that plans are already afoot for next year. Can you wait? Heather Graham and her “scoopers” did it again at the ice cream social, dishing up bowls topped with a cupcake for 154 dessert monsters. Great job, and only a buck. And, to keep the competition among the food chairmen (sorry, persons), Jim Grant and his super-efficient crew served a full breakfast, including biscuits and gravy for three bucks, and fed 157. What can be said? We have super, unsung volunteers at Happy Days. Hip hip hooray! Wrapping it up was the Valentine’s Dance.Where do all those red clothes come from? Everyone looked years younger with their mates on arm waltzing away the evening. Heck if it was not for mirrors, in our mind’s eye, we still are. Next year, the resolution should be to take them off the walls and live the dream. The “Craft Gals” sponsored a potluck din-
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Ken Knight ‘shooting a turkey’ during a shuffleboard outing.
Dick and Natalie Hartstein in their finery for ‘Goofy Golf.’
ner. More than 90 happy eaters took advantage of the great spread. As usual, with our penchant to eat, no one left hungry. Great job, gals. And finally, turkeys were again in season on the shuffleboard courts, a lot quieter than a shooting range though. Ken Knight, with another great crew, watched the action pare down to the winners. First place went to Bill Nickson from California with 117; Ken Knight from Michigan and Don
Goyette from Massachusetts tied at second place with 100; fourth place was Kyle Benjamin from Michigan with 89; and fifth place went to Bob Weston from Missouri, Del Gregg from Pennsylvania and Bob Hoffman from New York with 85. Thanks to all that helped and played February had lots to offer and wear out even the strongest.Take those vitamins, and get ready for March.
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Mike Fasano and staff honored for community service The Community Volunteer Corps honored Tax Collector Mike Fasano and his staff for support of the corps’ efforts to serve the local community. Corps president Dan Dede and members of its board of directors recognized Fasano and his office staff for outstanding support in helping homeless children in Pasco County succeed by staying in school and breaking the cycle of homelessness. During a 2015 campaign, the tax collector’s office raised more than $6,900 to help the corps with its mission.
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Serving his country in the South China Sea Aviation Ordnanceman 3rd Class Jose Martinez, from Land O' Lakes, sets up a long-range acoustic device on USS John C. Stennis' (CVN 74) fantail. Providing a ready force supporting security and stability in the Indo-Asia-Pacific, Stennis is operating as part of the Great Green Fleet on a regularly scheduled 7th Fleet deployment.
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Seeking Pasco industry nominees By Kathy Steele
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Nominations are being accepted for the 2016 Pasco Economic Development Council Industry of the Year Awards. Winners will be announced at the 30th annual Appreciation Banquet in September. The awards recognize top companies in
Pasco County that excel in technology, innovation, job creation, growth, capital investment and community involvement. Nominees should be service, manufacturing or technology companies operating in Pasco County. Award categories are manufacturing, service/distribution, technology and nonprofits/others. The awards will be separated into divi-
Employees of San Antonio Citizens Federal Credit Union teamed up to join the February Women Build Event for Habitat for Humanity. The women worked the electric saw, used power tools, carried lumber, climbed ladders, hammered nails and built walls. Not their usual kind of day, but educational and meaningful when doing it for someone else. Forty-four applicants are waiting to find out if one of the two homes on this job site could be theirs. Front row, from left, Rebekah Menendez, Melissa Cummings, Nancy Stevens, Shawne Weaver, Jill Evans, Emily Sawyer and Dawn Newsome. Back row, from left, Ashley Williams, Tammy Minton, Nicole Prizzi, Carrie Carlberg, Roz Carr, Terri Gude, Becca Gaddis, Laurie Aultman, Joyce Horn and Stephanie Davis.
sions based on number of employees. Evaluations are based on job creation, increased capital investment, and contributions to the community through civic involvement between January 2015 and June 2016. Each year, more than 600 business and community leaders in Tampa Bay and Pasco County attend the awards banquet, including state legislators, county commissioners and city officials. Awards were presented to eight companies in 2015, and the winners were The
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The Shops at Wiregrass, 28211 Paseo Drive in Wesley Chapel, will host these Easter celebrations. • March 10 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., Easter Bunny Arrival Party. Pets are welcome. Admission is free. • March 11 to March 26, times vary. Easter Bunny photos. Prices vary. Pets are welcome. For more details, visit TheShopsAtWiregrass.com.
MEET AND GREET The UF/IFAS Pasco County Cooperative Extension Service will offer two meet and greet sessions for anyone wanting to apply for the 2016 UF/IFAS Master Gardener Volunteer Training Class to be offered May through August in Land O’ Lakes. Potential applicants can choose which session to attend. • March 10 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., Land O’ Lakes Community Center, 5401 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. • March 17 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., Land O’ Lakes Library, 2818 Collier Parkway. To register for meet and greet, visit Pasco.ifas.ufl.edu, and click on the calendar link.
PASCO ALLIANCE MEETING The Pasco Alliance of Community Associations will meet March 10 at 7 p.m., at the Land O’ Lakes Community Center, 5401 Land O’ Lakes Blvd.The guest speaker will be J.D. Porter, owner and developer of Wiregrass Ranch in Wesley Chapel. For information, call Wayne Mooney at (352) 467-9808.
OTSEGO COUNTY PICNIC The 2016 New York Otsego County Picnic will take place March 11 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Country Aire Manor’s clubhouse, 10115 Wellington Ave., in Dade City. Guests should bring a dish to share, and your own table setting. Coffee, tea and lemonade will be served. For information, call Sharon Scofield at (607) 435-4561 or Faith Yurenko at (607) 437-9870.
PIZZA AND SHABBAT Congregation Kol Ami, 3919 Moran Road in Tampa, will host a “Pizza and PJ Shabbat” on March 11 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.The cost is $5 per person, or $25 family maximum. Children younger than age 3 are free.The event is recommended for children in second grade or higher. For information, call (813) 962-6338.
Rosecastle of Zephyrhills, 37411 Eiland Blvd., in Zephyrhills, will host a yard sale on March 11 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.A $3 lunch of hot dog, drink and chips will be available.All proceeds will benefit the Alzheimer’s Family Organization of East Pasco County. For information, call Jessica Pent at (813) 7838100.
MUSICAL COMEDY AT BETMAR Betmar Acres, 37145 Lakewood Drive in Zephyrhills, will present “One Day in The West” on March 11 and March 13 at 7 p.m., and March 12 at 2 p.m.The show is a musical comedy of how the west was won.Advanced tickets are $5. For information, call Jo Anne Stepler at (585) 334-8344.
LIBRARY BOOK BAZAAR The Hugh Embry Library, 14215 Fourth St., in Dade City, will host a book bazaar on March 11 and March 12 from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. There will be a diverse selection of books, audio and video media, magazines, and related materials, many for less than $3. For information, call (352) 567-3576.
LENTEN FISH MEALS Knights of Columbus Council 8104 of Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church, 2348 Collier Parkway in Land O’ Lakes, will host Lenten fried fish meals on March 11 and March 18, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.The cost is $8 per person. Credit cards will be accepted.
MUSIC FEST & EXPO The Land O’ Lakes Spring Music Festival & Expo will take place March 11 and March 12 at the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge/Park, 21735 YMCA Camp Road in Land O’ Lakes.Taylor Hicks,American Idol Season 5 winner, will perform March 11. Gates open at 6 p.m.Tickets are $25 for general admission, and $40 for preferred seating. On March 12, there will be food trucks, beer and wine sales, local vendors, kids’ activities, and live music all day. Gates are open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.Admission is free, but parking is $5. For information and tickets, call (813) 909-2722, or visit CentralPascoChamber.com.
KIDS MONSTER TRUCK CLINIC Participating Lowe’s stores will host a free “Build and Grow” kids clinic on March 12 at 10 a.m. Kids can build the Monster Jam truck “Blue Thunder.”To register online, visit Lowes.com/buildandgrow.
‘RAISE THE ROOF’ FOR FLOOD VICTIMS Pasco Rebuilds Together, a group formed to aid those affected by flooding rains in south Pasco County, will host “Raise the Roof” on March 12 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., at the Verizon Event Center, 8718 Trouble Creek Road in New Port Richey.There will be dinner, entertainment, guest speakers and more. Proceeds will support the long-term recovery efforts of flood survivors. Sponsorships are available. For information, email Jamie Mick at jmick@bhhsflpg.com, or visit PascoRebuildsTogether.org.
ZEPHYRHILLS ART CLUB The Zephyrhills Art Club is hosting its annual fine arts show and sale on March 12 from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m., and March 13 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Alice Hall in Zephyr Park, on State Road 54 in Zephyrhills. Guests also can vote for their favorite painting, and see what workshops are available.Admission is free. For information, call (813) 780-8562.
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Gem Estates, off North Avenue in Zephyrhills, will host guitarist and vocalist Glenn Johnson on March 11 at 7 p.m. Doors open at 6 p.m. Tickets are $8. For information, call Lee Heffelfinger at (813) 780-1012.
Grand Horizons, off Green Slope Road in Zephyrhills, will host a park-wide yard sale on March 12 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.There also will be a rummage sale in the clubhouse with books, puzzles, baked goods and other treasures. Lunch also will be available.The park is behind Walmart and Lowe’s.
FREE ILLUSIONIST SHOW The First Baptist Church, 5105 School Road in Land O’ Lakes, will host illusionist David Corn from Houston,Texas, on March 11 at 7 p.m. Corn will perform large-scale, professional illusions.Admission is free. Seating is limited. For information, call (813) 996-2651.
WILL MCLEAN FESTIVAL The 27th annual Will McLean Music Festival will take place March 11, March 12 and March 13 at the Sertoma Youth Ranch in Brooksville.The event will feature more than 70 Florida acoustic musicians, and will honor Margaret Longhill, 94, of Dunnellon, who has inspired hundreds of musicians to find their voices.There also will be workshop sessions including fingerstyle, flatpick and slide guitar, banjo, fiddle, flute, harmonica, autoharp, dulcimer, mandolin, yodeling, harmony singing, percussion, and songwriting.There will be arts and crafts, and food. Daily admission starts at $20. Weekend admissions available. For a complete schedule and information, visit WillMcLean.com.
KIDDUSH LUNCHEON Congregation Kol Ami, 3919 Moran Road in Tampa, will host a Kiddush luncheon on March 12, following 9:30 a.m. Shabbat services.Admission is free, but non-members are asked to RSVP by calling (813) 962-6338.
MERLE HAGGARD SHOW CANCELED Merle Haggard has canceled his performance for March 12 at the Florida Strawberry Festival. Kris Kristofferson will replace Haggard at the 3:30 p.m. show.Tickets purchased for Haggard can be used for Kristofferson. For refund requests or questions, call (813) 719-6680. For information, visit FLStrawberryFestival.com.
PRELUDE TO EASTER The Florida Hospital Zephyrhills Chorale will present a free concert,“Prelude to Easter,” on March 12 at 5 p.m., at the East Pasco Seventhday Adventist Church, 7333 Dairy Road in Zephyrhills. For information, call (813) 7836192.
FREE CONCERT AT MONASTERY The Choir of Grace Lutheran Church Carrollwood and the Benedictine Sisters of Florida will present a free concert on March 13 at 2 p.m., in the chapel of the Holy Name Monastery, 12138 Wichers Road in St. Leo. The theme will be “Peace I leave with you; My peace I give to You” (John 14:27). Donations will be accepted. Refreshments will be served after the concert.
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Keystone Community Church, 21010 State Road 54 in Lutz, will have a rummage sale on March 12 from 8 a.m. to noon.There will be food vendors and restrooms on the premises. For information or to participate, contact Gaynor Dietz at (813) 390-8480 or Dietzga@aol.com.
Gulf View Square Mall, 9409 U.S. 19 in Port Richey, will offer a “Sensitive Bunny” photo experience for children with special needs on March 13 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.The inmall music will be turned off, the escalators stopped near the photo set, the lights will be dimmed, and the fountains will be shut down to reduce sensory triggers.There will be special activities geared toward the children for the waiting period. For information, call (727) 848-3600.
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The Women of Atonement Lutheran Church of Wesley Chapel will host its annual spring bazaar on March 12 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at 29617 State Road 54 in Wesley Chapel.There will be vendors, spring plants, homemade crafts, gifts, and hamburgers, hot dogs and baked goods for sale. Proceeds will benefit Support Our Troops, Gulfside and HPH Hospice, and the Al & Bea Bidwell Scholarship funds.
The East Pasco Family YMCA, 37301 Chapel Hill Loop in Zephyrhills, will offer free nonswimmer or beginner classes for children March 14 to March 17. Children can learn basic swimming skills to stay safe and build confidence in the water. Children ages 3 to 5 will meet from 5:10 p.m. to 5:50 p.m., and ages 6 to 12 will meet from 6 p.m. to 6:40 p.m. Registration is required. For information or to register, call (813) 780-9622, or visit the YMCA’s welcome center.
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CALADIUMS AND ORCHIDS The Pasco County Extension Service will offer these free seminars: • “Caladiums”: March 12 from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., at the Land O’ Lakes Community Center, 5401 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. Get growing advice from a professional grower. Bulbs will be available for purchase. • “Growing Orchids Made Easy”: March 12 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., at the Zephyrhills Library, 5347 Eighth St. Guests can learn simple steps to orchid success. For information, call (352) 518-0156.
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a.m. to 5 p.m., and March 13 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Florida State Fairgrounds.There will be displays, vendors, workshops, door prizes, kids’ games, silent auctions and raffles. For a small fee, kids can dig through a sand pit to recover fossils and keep what they find.Admission is $7 for adults. Children younger than age 12 are free. For information, visit TampaBayFossilClub.com.
The Temple Terrace Garden Club will host its spring market on March 12 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Woodmont Park, 405 Woodmont Ave., in Temple Terrace.The market will have plants, yard art, tool sharpening, hands-on activities for kids, food, vendors and more. There also will be a flower and horticulture display in the clubhouse featuring “tablescapes” for special occasions and birthday parties.Admission is free.
WALKING TOUR OF TAMPA Bryan Weinstein, photographer and creator of the website Tampa Changing, will host a 60 to 90 minute guided walking tour of a dozen of downtown Tampa’s historically significant locations on March 12 at 10:30 a.m.The tour starts at the Florida History & Genealogy Library, at the John F. Germany Public Library, and is for adults only. For information or to register, call (813) 273-3652.
ANTIQUE FAIR & MARKET The Dade City Spring Antique Faire & Market will take place March 12 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and March 13 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., in historic downtown Dade City.There will be furniture, garden décor, jewelry, tools, primitives, re-purposed accents and more. For information, call (727) 253-0945.
FOSSILFEST 2016 The Tampa Bay Fossil Club will present its 29th annual FossilFest on March 12 from 9
BOOK CLUB MEETING The Tampa Jewish Community Center & Federation, 13009 Community Campus Drive in Tampa, will host a book club meeting on Mondays, starting March 14, from 11 a.m. to noon.The current book is “The Book Thief” by Markus Zusak. For information, contact Marissa Rosenthal at (813) 769-4724 or Marissa.rosenthal@jewishtampa.com.
POETRY CONTEST The Pasco Fine Arts Council is sponsoring the 2016 Jacaranda Poetry Festival Contest. There is no limit to submissions, but each poem must be original and unpublished, one poem per page.The entry fee is $5 per poem.Winning entries will be posted on the council’s website. Deadline to enter is March 15. For details, visit PascoArts.org.
DRIVER SAFETY CLASS The AARP Driver Safety Class will be offered at Horizon Bay, 414 E. Chapman Road in Lutz, on March 16 at 9 a.m.The cost is $154 for AARP members, and $20 for non-members. To register, call (813) 909-9679.
COLORING FOR ADULTS The following libraries will offer “Outside the Lines: Coloring for Adults.” • March 16 at 1 p.m., Jimmie B. Keel Regional Library, 2902 W. Bearss Ave., in Tampa • March 17 at 2:30 p.m.,Austin Davis Public Library, 17808 Wayne Road in Odessa • March 17 at 6 p.m., New Tampa Regional Library, 10001 Cross Creek Blvd.
SPOTLIGHT ON TALENT COMPETITION The 33rd annual “Spotlight on Talent” competition, sponsored by Heritage Arts, will take place on March 19 at the Center for the Arts at Wesley Chapel High School.Tickets are $12 for adults (both shows for $20), $6 for students ($10 for both shows), and free for children younger than age 5. For information, call (352) 567-1720, or email spotlight@heritagearts.org.
“She Kept Me Off The Operating Table” At age 58, the last thing Grace Rickershasuer wanted was back surgery. But the Lutz woman was out of options and needed relief from chronic back pain going back to a teenage injury. “My surgery was scheduled and I was set to go. But then I met Peggy at Surgical Alternative. After just a few 20% therapies, I no longer needed surgery and was on the way OFF to a pain free life. It’s been six years and I’m still pain free. FIRST T For me, Peggy has been a miracle worker,” says Grace. IME C Grace Rickershasuer with Peggy Boyd, LMT, CSET, CCSI
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Being safe in your garden By Nicole Pinson
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Although we love spending time in our gardens, many things can harm us when we are working outside. So, it’s important to use precautions while we’re doing our garden chores. I know this from experience. Some plants, such as bougainvillea and pygmy date palms, have thorns that can puncture your hand or finger joints. The residual plant matter from the thorns can lead to an infection called thorn synovitis. I know this, because a thorn punctured my knuckle as I was pruning bougainvillea. My finger swelled, I lost range of motion and was in pain for weeks. Eventually, I had to see an orthopedic surgeon about the infection. Now, I always wear my gauntlet gloves when working with thorny plants. And, that’s just one of the hazards you can encounter while gardening. Here are some things to keep in mind to help you stay safe. • Protect yourself from sun exposure. Wear long sleeves and long pants, stay hydrated, stretch and take frequent breaks. Wide-brimmed hats and sunscreen afford more sun protection. • Read the labels of pesticides, fungicides and herbicides. The label is not only the law, but it also provides you important information about how to protect yourself with personal pro-
tective equipment and clothing, if needed. The label provides directions for use and environmental hazards such as minimizing exposure to nontarget organisms like honey bees. In addition, the label will provide information about re-entry periods or Preharvest intervals (PHI). A preharvest interval is the minimum amount of days that must be observed between the date of the last application of the pesticide and the date of harvest, which means you must wait that amount of days before you can harvest the fruit or vegetable. Another important piece of information is called APP, or the maximum number of applications allowed per crop per year. • Avoid stings Many of our native bees, wasps and flies are important pollinators and should be encouraged to visit your garden. However, some may sting when provoked, or when their nest is disturbed.To help avoid stings, don’t walk barefoot in the yard; keep sweet drinks and foods covered; pick fruit as it ripens and dispose of rotten fruit; move slowly, and don’t swat at bees or wasps that are foraging for food. It’s also a good idea to wear insect repellant, and avoid mowing the lawn or working in the garden when bees and wasps are active. • Prevent other bites and beware of poisonous plants You can protect yourself from stinging caterpillars, venomous snakes, biting spiders, mosquitoes and poisonous plants by not
handling something you cannot identify. Learn to recognize poisonous or venomous plants and animals — such as poison ivy and pygmy rattlesnakes. Keep your garden free of debris piles, weeds and standing water, too, to reduce hiding places and habitats. • Wear gloves Be sure to protect your hands when working with sphagnum moss and around plants with thorns. A fungus called Sporothrix schenckii can cause the disease sporotrichosis, also known as the rose gardener’s disease or rose thorn disease. This fungus can be found in sphagnum moss and peat moss, and may enter the body through cuts or skin punctures, causing lesions. This disease is rarely life-threatening and can be treated with antifungals, but gardeners should be aware of this potential threat when working with peat or sphagnum moss. • Look out, below It’s a good idea to find out what’s below ground before you begin digging. You can call Sunshine 811, a nonprofit organization that notifies utility companies where you plan to dig, so they can come out to your property and mark underground cables and pipes. This can protect you from potential damages and can help to keep you safe. This process usually takes a few days, so call well in advance of your project. Of course, these are just a few tips to help you along. If you are injured or suspect you’ve been
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Q. Why is cremation so popular today? Cremation is a choice of final disposition, and is coupled with other considerations to celebrate one’s life, such as memorial services and property selection. The short and easy answer is people’s perception that cremation is less expensive than full-body burials. However, another reason for the rising popularity of cremation is the cultural change that has occurred since the 1970’s in our country. For most of our history, we have been a faith-based society, and whether or not we practiced our religion, nearly everyone had the influence of parents of faith, and attended, in some measure, religious services. That ingrained faith precluded many from even considering cremation, as it was discouraged by various faiths. As our society has drifted to a more secular viewpoint, the actual choice of cremation has become acceptable in most cases.
The Cremation Society of North America’s website features some history of cremation. To summarize in brief, cremation was prevalent in the times before Christ, excepting those of Jewish faith. Then, when the age of Christianity arose, ground burial and entombment of the full body became the norm. In the late 1800’s however, cremation began to spring to life in Europe, and eventually has become the preference of many. Sadly, one consequence of those who select cremation is the common practice of no memorialization. Interestingly, there are many alternatives for those choosing cremation to wonderfully memorialize their loved ones for future generations. In recent years, glass front niches have become a popular choice, as it allows families to view the urn and mementos of their loved one, and we are weeks away from opening our new niche chapel.
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ORTHOPEDIC CONDITIONS SEMINAR Oak Hill Hospital will host a panel of orthopedic and podiatric specialists to present a symposium on “Orthopedics: From Your Nose to Your Toes” on March 10 from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., at Palace Grand, 275 Della Court in Spring Hill. The panel will discuss orthopedic conditions and treatments related to the spine, knees and shoulders.A question-and-answer session will follow the presentation. A complimentary dinner will be served. Admission is free. Reservations are required. For information and to register, call (352) 597-6333.
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CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION SEMINAR The Medical Center of Trinity, 9330 State Road 54, will offer a free seminar on “The Way to Your Heart from Your Wrist: Cardiac Catheterization Reinvented” on March 11 at noon. Dr. Rami Akel will discuss a new approach to cardiac catheterization through a small artery in the wrist and the benefits to patients. A complimentary light lunch will be
Saint Leo University, 33701 State Road 52 in St. Leo, will host its second Social Work Conference on March 11 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., centering on issues of mental health and violence in society. The event is open to area professionals. The keynote speaker will be Paolo del Vecchio, director of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s Center for Mental Health Services. Concurrent workshops are also planned on topics including gang participation, mass shootings, illness among the veteran population, and domestic violence. For information, visit SaintLeo.edu.
OBSTETRIC PROGRAMS The obstetrics program at the Medical Center of Trinity, 9330 State Road 54, will offer these community events: • March 12 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.: Infant CPR for family and friends • March 12 from 11:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.: Tour of obstetrics department • March 12 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.: breastfeeding course • March 23 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.: childbirth six-week series For information and reservations, call (727) 834-5630.
OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS Overeaters Anonymous (OA) is hosting a free community informational meeting at the Zephyrhills Wesleyan Church, 38924 C Ave., in Zephyrhills, on March 12 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. OA is a recovery program for people who suffer from food obsession, overeating, bulimia and undereating.The program is based on the twelve steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. The meeting is free and open to all women, men and teens. For a list of regular weekly meetings, visit OA.org.
MEGA HEART EXPO Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel, 2600 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., will host a Cardiac Cath Lab Open House & Mega Heart Expo on March 13 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Visitors can get a sneak peek to learn more about the second cardiac cath lab with the latest technology, and the Mega Heart (a portable walk-through heart exhibit) will be onsite and available for tours. Admission is free. To register, visit FloridaHospital.com/Wesley-chapel/events, or call (813) 929-5432. Continued on next page
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LIVING WILLS, ADVANCED DIRECTIVES The Regional Medical Center of Bayonet Point will offer a seminar on “Living Wills and Advanced Directives” on March 15 at the Rao Musunuru MD Conference Center, 14100 Yosemite Drive in Hudson. Registration and lunch begin at 11:30 a.m., followed by the tutorial. Registration is required. For information, call (727) 869-5498.
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The Health & Wellness Center at Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel, 2700 Healing Way, will present “Protect Your Bottom Line” on March 15 at noon. Dr. Joseph Cody will discuss colorectal cancer and its risk factors, symptoms and screenings. A free lunch will be provided. Reservations are required. For information, call (813) 929-5432.
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STUDENT CITIZENS The Greater Zephyrhills Chamber of Commerce recognized Student Citizens for the month of February, selected for exemplary effort, achievement and contribution to their school, family and community. The students honored were Jodie Baldwin,The Broach School; Austin Jacobs, Chester W. Taylor Elementary School; RaeLynn Agosto, East Pasco Adventist Academy; Sabrina Mraz, Heritage Academy; Nicholas Dester, Hope Ranch Learning Academy; Devin Eubanks, Raymond B. Stewart Middle; Caitlyn Eudy, West Zephyrhills Elementary; Taylor Lee,Woodland Elementary; and Keith Brockington, Zephyrhills High School.
CHORUS AND ORFF CONCERT The All County Elementary Chorus & Orff Concert will take place March 12 at 4 p.m., at the Wesley Chapel Center for the Arts, 30651 Wells Road in Wesley Chapel. The chorus will perform “Oh Shenandoah,” “Alexander’s Ragtime Band,” “Charlotte Town” and “A Distant Shore.” The orff musicians will perform “Masquerade Ball,”“Linus and Lucy,”“Do Re Mi,” “We Are Young” and “More Than a Feeling.” Chris Edwards from Pinellas County will be the guest clinician.
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Pasco County high school girls who have no budget for prom can once again choose a free ensemble with help from The Cinderella Project. The project provides brand new and gently used prom dresses, and accessories, at no cost to young ladies with financial need. Donations (dresses, shoes, purses and costume jewelry) are currently being accepted at any Pasco County high school. Girls can try on and pick out ensembles on March 12 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Youth and Family Alternatives Building, 38022 River Road in Dade City. Girls who would like to select a dress and accessories must bring a school ID badge. For information, or to make a tax deductible cash donation, call (727) 463-4306.
SAINT LEO INFO SESSIONS Saint Leo University’s Adult Education Center at Pasco-Hernando State College’s Spring Hill campus will offer a Bachelor of Arts in elementary education in the fall semester. Information sessions will be offered in Pasco County on March 14 from 11:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., at the New Port Richey campus; and on March 19 at 10 a.m., at University campus in St. Leo. In Hernando County, sessions will be offered on March 17 at 11:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., at the Spring Hill campus. Those attending the information sessions will have the application fee waived. For information or to RSVP, visit SaintLeo.edu/RSVP.
HISTORY FAIR Pasco-Hernando State College will host a Wesley Chapel History Fair on March 31 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., at the Porter Campus at Wiregrass Ranch, 2727 Mansfield Blvd., in Wesley Chapel. Participants will hear stories and anecdotes relating to the area’s rich and colorful history with special presentations. Madonna Jervis Wise will discuss her newest book, “Images of America: Wesley Chapel.” J. Thomas Touchton, founding chairman of the Tampa Bay History Center, will introduce the historical connection with Wesley Chapel and his exhibit at the center. Angelo Liranzo, librarian, will provide a hands-on demonstration of local historical resources. For information, visit PHSC.edu.
ESSAY CONTEST Pasco County Tax Collector Mike Fasano, as part of Clerk & Comptroller Paula O’ Neill’s Constitutional Officers Essay Contest, will accept entries at his office.The contest runs through March 31. The contest is for Pasco County middle school students in sixth to eighth grade. Students of Pasco’s public/charter, private, nonpublic and home-schools can participate. In 500 words or less, students must answer the question “Do You Think Taxes are Too High or Too Low? Why?” Students in public/charter schools are asked to submit their essays to their principal, who will forward them to the tax collector’s office. Students in private, nonpublic or homeschools may send essays directly to Greg Giordano, director of customer relations, Pasco County Tax Collector’s Office, 8731 Citizens Drive, Room 120, New Port Richey, FL 34654. Entries will be accepted up until 5 p.m., March 31. For questions, call Greg Giordano at (727) 847-8179.
ROUND UP AT JOHN LONG Dr. John Long Middle School, 2025 Mansfield Blvd., in Wesley Chapel, will host the annual PTSA “Round Up” on April 8 from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. This is its largest community event to support the continued “A” rated education needs of the students.There will be games, prizes, food and a disc jockey. For information, visit JohnLongPTSA on Facebook, or call (813) 346-6200.
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Saint Leo University, 33701 State Road 52 in St. Leo, is offering its free, weekly Math Circle program for area middle and high school students. The program includes hands-on activities that engage young people and help them sustain an enthusiasm for mathematics. Sessions are on Thursdays, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., through May 12 in Lewis Hall, Room 207.There will be no class on March 17, due to Spring Break. For information, contact Monika Kiss at (352) 588-8836.
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Ice cream social highlights organizations’ missions The Ladies Oriental Shrine of North America (LOSNA) Cairo Court 97 of Zephyrhills hosted a free ice cream social open house on Feb. 20 at the masonic lodge in Zephyrhills. People of all ages enjoyed sugar-filled and sugar-free treats, competed in hula hoop and rope jumping contests, bounced in the bounce house, got their faces painted, and played giant games of Twister and Candy Land. LOSNA, F & AM No.198, and the Order of The Eastern Star set up information tables to educate visitors about the charitable organizations’ missions. LOSNA supports Shriners’ Hospitals for Children.
PROJECTS, from page 1A “There’s no sidewalks, there’s no streetlights, there’s no driveways,” she said. “People are parking on the grass, and the grass has died, and it’s just sand...blowing into the street. They haven’t painted the houses. The roofs are bad. There are appliances in the yards.Trash is blowing. “Would you invest there? Would you buy a home? The answer is no,” she said. The first step in improving the appearance of residential areas within the district was taken at the CRA’s last board meeting on Feb. 22, with the passage of a $10,000 Residential Paint Grant Program. The program is open to residents of owner-occupied homes on a first-come, firstserved basis.The grant provides up to $500 in matching funds. For example, if an owner spends $1,000 on paint, the CRA will provide $500. If an owner spends $400 on paint, the CRA will reimburse $200. “We want to encourage people to paint their homes,” Hamilton said. “Nothing makes a house look better than a good
FIRE, from page 1A home for other classes. People with CRPS not only suffer with the pain, but they also struggle with the failure of others to understand their condition, Concepcion said. People tend to discount the pain, Concepcion said.They think they are exaggerating, or that the problem is just psychological, she said. That’s why the disease is sometimes called the “suicide disease,” Rijos said. Some
coat of paint.” In addition to residential properties, the CRA is looking to spruce up commercial property, and make the city more attractive for future business. At the CRA’s next board meeting on March 28, the CRA is expected to pass a Commercial Sign Grant Program. “Looking at the businesses around town, the signs really do need help,” the CRA director said.“The CRA is working to come up with designs for the different commercial districts, because if you’re on Fifth Avenue, the sign you put up is a whole lot different than the sign you would put up if you were on Gall Boulevard. “We want to make sure you have an opportunity to put a sign up that is interesting, reflects your business, and really matches the district and the area that your business is in,” she said. The CRA is making it a priority to incorporate better branding for “The City of Pure Water.” “You go anywhere in the world and you say,‘Zephyrhills,’ the first thing people say is, ‘water.’Why is it that we have no water any-
where in downtown? There’s not a water fountain or even a picture of water,” Hamilton explained. “When we finish this (30-year master) plan, at no time will you be in Zephyrhills that you don’t see, touch or hear water.” Additionally, the CRA is embarking on a yearlong design plan for upgrading Zephyr Park. Hamilton pointed out that a “great park” should make the city more attractive for visitors. “It’s a great asset. It’s going to be a great investment for the city of Zephyrhills,” she said.“We will increase the redevelopment value of all the surrounding properties in that area.” The agency is also in the midst of restoring the historic Jeffries House — leveling, replacing window frames and rehabbing the entire building. “When you look at Zephyrhills, there’s not a tremendous amount of economic resources, so the historic resources we have, we want to honor them,” Hamilton said.
with CRPS can no longer bear the pain, lose hope that their condition will ever improve, and they choose to end their lives, she said. Rijos compared the pain she experiences to someone placing their hand on a hot burner and leaving it there. It’s like having a pain switch that never goes off, her mother said. The documentary has been accepted by six film festivals, and recently won ‘best director’ and ‘most impactful topic’ in a documentary at the Hollywood Florida Film Festival.
The Tampa Bay area is fortunate, because there are two doctors who treat patients with CRPS, Mattocks said, noting his documentary also includes a Land O’ Lakes woman in her 40s who is suffering from the disease. Increased awareness of CRPS is needed, not only by the general public, but also by the medical community, Mattock said. “I know people who live in Long Island, who have to go to Philly for treatment,” he said. Mattocks said that CRPS is just one of the rare conditions that people face, with-
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feel pressure taking the reigns from a wildly successful predecessor, Cash is grateful he had After taking over for highly the opportunity to follow in regarded manager Joe Maddon Maddon’s footsteps. in 2015, Kevin Cash feels more The former Rays’ manager comfortable as he enters his guided the team to the playoffs second season as manager of four times in eight years before the Tampa Bay Rays. accepting the Chicago Cubs’ He’s established relationmanagerial job in 2015. ships with the roster and front “He’s a huge part of this oroffice. He’s been battle-tested ganization, and a reason why on in-game decision-making. they’ve been so successful, He’s also learned from rookalong with (former general ie managerial mistakes after manager) Andrew Friedman,” the club ended last season said Cash, who played for with an 80-82 record, missing Maddon in 2005. “Matt the playoffs, and finishing Silverman (Rays’ chief of basefourth in the five-team ball operations) and I came into American League East division. a situation that had great culThe 38-year-old Cash, the ture, really good players, and youngest manager in baseball, there was a great foundation. often found himself relying on I’m just extremely appreciative his coaching staff for help in and thankful that I got to follow critical moments of ballgames. him.” “That first year, you really In fact, Cash views Maddon lean on your coaching staff, and as an influence in his own mankind of take their opinions beagerial style, along with other cause the bulk of our coaching successful skippers including staff had years of experience Terry Francona, of the working for Joe (Maddon),” Cleveland Indians and Buck Cash said.“You try to listen to Showalter, of the Baltimore their opinions, and get their Orioles. thoughts on specific players “You try to take something and specific things on how from a lot of different managers. they were done, and formulate COURTESY OF THE TAMPA BAY RAYS You have a lot of respect and your own ideas a little bit. admiration for anybody that fills Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash returns for his second sea“It’s no secret that first son. The youngest manager in baseball led the team to an 80-82 this role,” Cash explained.“You month, there was some stuff record in 2015. try to take little bits of informathat popped up where I really tion and form your own style, had to rely on my coaching but to get your own style, staff,” the manager said. “As the year went ing those relationships with “everybody you’ve got to look and see what some other on, I was able to learn from experiences you’re going to see on a daily basis.” people are doing sometimes.” that happened a week before or a month With just a few new players set to don a With the offseason additions of hitters before, and make some better decisions.” Rays uniform, Cash already has laid the Corey Dickerson, Logan Morrison, Hank With 162 regular season games under his groundwork. Conger, Steve Pearce and Brad Miller, the belt, Cash has more of an appreciation of That familiarity will definitely have its Rays figure to enter the season with a more how important communication is in the job benefits, Cash said. versatile and balanced lineup. description of being an MLB skipper. “Already having the relationships with “The front office has done a tremendous “You have to communicate on a daily the guys, and knowing (third baseman) job of adding to our lineup,” Cash said.“We basis, on a weekly basis, and that’s with Evan Longoria and (starting pitcher) Chris brought in some guys that we feel can really everybody,” the second-year manager said. Archer, and what those guys stand for and help us out and lengthen us out a little on a If that happens, relationships will build how they go about their business, that daily basis.” and evolve, Cash added. helps. It also helps to get the new players After battling injuries nearly all of last In reflecting on his first season, he said acclimated,” he said. season, he’s looking forward to having a rosthe “most challenging aspect” was developWhile some coaches or managers would ter of healthy players entering.
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Making History The Tampa Bay Rays will play an exhibition game against the Cuban National Team in Havana, Cuba on March 22. It will mark the first time since 1999 that an MLB club has visited the country. The Rays will fly to Cuba on March 20. The following day, they will stage a clinic before they finish their trip by playing the exhibition at the Estadio Latinoamericano in Havana. President Barack Obama expects to be in attendance.
2016 Tampa Bay Rays New additions: • Leftfielder Corey Dickerson • First baseman Logan Morrison • Outfielder/Infielder Steve Pearce • Catcher Hank Conger • Shortstop Brad Miller • Reliever Ryan Webb Key Returnees: • Starting pitcher Chris Archer • Starting pitcher Jake Odorizzi • Starting pitcher Drew Smyly • Third baseman Evan Longoria • Second baseman Logan Forsythe • Centerfielder Kevin Kiermaier
“Every team has injuries, but (staying healthy) definitely helps. It’s not realistic to say we’re going to be healthy for 162 games,” he said. As for improving in the win-loss column and possibly clinching a playoff berth, Cash acknowledges the responsibility to show progress falls square on his shoulders. That starts with properly handling tight situations late in games. “We’ve got to find a way to win close ball games.We play a lot of close ball games, and as a manager, it goes back to putting your players in a position to succeed in the eighth and ninth innings, and extra-inning games,” he explained.“That’s going to be a focal point for me personally—to have some questions and try to get a read on the guys, and how they feel in those situations better.”
Standout catcher paces Wiregrass Ranch softball By Kevin Weiss kweiss@lakerlutznews.com
From her powerful bat to her leadership behind the plate, Kameron Aitken’s talent is evident the moment she steps on the Wiregrass Ranch softball field. So evident, in fact, that several major instate universities—South Florida, Central Florida, Florida Gulf Coast and North Florida — showed interest in the junior catcher last season. Aitken opted to verbally commit to Florida International University (FIU) in Miami on Dec. 1, 2015 — after visiting the campus on an unofficial visit and quickly realizing the school “just felt like home.” “I felt like I could go to the team and be welcomed right away,” Aitken said about choosing FIU, a Division I school.“I had been looking at it for two years.The coaches made me feel like that’s where I wanted to be.” A varsity softball player at Wiregrass Ranch since her freshman year,Aitken broke out as a sophomore, batting .379 with 17 doubles and 39 RBIs. “I’m a lot stronger player now than I was my freshman year,”Aitken said about her de-
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PITCHER STRIKES OUT 19 Academy at the Lakes’ junior pitcher Darin Kilfoyl struck out 19 batters in a 7-0 complete game, one-hit shutout against Victory Christian on March 3.The 6-foot-8inch right-hander has a 1.62 ERA through three appearances as of March 3. Through seven games, the Wildcats have already matched their total of three wins from last season.
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velopment.“I’ve learned to recognize pitches better.” Through 10 games this year, the slugger is picking up right where she left off, batting .379 with a team-leading two home runs and 13 RBIs. “She’s a big, strong girl.A very intelligent player,” said Tyler Finn, assistant coach for Wiregrass Ranch.“Thank God we’re going to get her for another year.” Teammates describe Aitken, who bats cleanup, as a player that provides vocal leadership and contributes in critical moments of games. “Her offense is a big key. She really comes through in big situations,” said senior third baseman Tylah Remaley. “She is a clutch hitter, and gets those hits that you need that help you out in the end of games,” said junior second baseman Alexis Ridolph. “She pushes others. If you’re struggling, she’ll say,‘Hey, keep your head up, and just keep going,’” junior Samantha Hiley said. In addition to her hitting ability, Aitken provides a calming influence as a catcher, where she works closely with a young pitching staff that includes three freshmen.
“She has great leadership and is always communicating with her teammates,” said Wiregrass Ranch head coach Yamani Vazquez.“She’s a catcher, so she’s the brains of the operation. She’s what you would expect from a catcher, basically.” Coach Finn echoes Vazquez’s sentiment, calling Aitken a “tremendous, tremendous catcher.” “She’s been a catcher her whole life. She’s a leader behind the plate. She’s got a rocket arm that’s accurate,” the Wiregrass assistant explained. “She’s going to play Division I (softball) for a reason.” While Aitken is a natural playing softball, she is always trying to improve — even during the course of a ballgame. According to Vazquez, in a recent game, Aitken struggled in her first at-bat, and had her mother record the plate appearance so she could analyze her swing mechanics for her next time up to hit. As it turned out, Aitken figured out the problem. She had “dropped her shoulder” during her swing path. “I’ve never seen that — just trying to better yourself in the same game,” her head coach said.
PHSC CHEER SQUAD WINS CHAMPIONSHIP The Pasco-Hernando State College cheer team won a state championship title in the College Co-Ed Level 6 division at the American Championships’ Official Florida Championships Cheer and Dance competition at the Florida State Fair on Feb. 6. The team received a score of 87.7 out of 100. This marks the sixth consecutive year the PHSC cheer team has competed at the American Championships and their second consecutive championship title.The college will compete for a national title at the Cheer Ltd. Collegiate Nationals at CANAM in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on March 18.
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Aitken’s willingness to correct mistakes on her own—and handle it with a positive attitude—is what makes her special, Vazquez added. “She has that drive. She has that intrinsic drive that you can’t really teach,” he explained.“It comes from just knowing what you want and knowing your goals. And that’s what she has going on. She has that intrinsic drive to get better more than anyone else on this team, I would say.”
SPECIAL OLYMPICS ATHLETES SHINE Jeffrey Powell carries the Olympic torch flame during the opening ceremonies of the 2016 Special Olympics Summer Games, at Wesley Chapel High School on Feb. 26. Powell is accompanied by Bonnie Norman, left, and Lori Jaros. Athletes from schools throughout Pasco County competed in several events, including bocce, cycling, running, soccer and tennis ball throwing. COURTESY OF M.J. PRICE
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The only structure at Heritage Village that came from outside of Pinellas County was this railroad depot, which was originally in Sulphur Springs, a small community on the north side of Tampa. It’s from around the 1920s.
Railroading played an important role in the development of Florida. Before railroads came to Pinellas, settlers traveled by foot, buggy, on horseback or by boat. The state’s first railroad ended at Cedar Key, nearly 100 miles north of the Pinellas Peninsula. In the 1880s, Russian immigrant Peter Demens launched his Orange Belt Railway in Pinellas and Henry Plant brought his railroad to Tampa, according to information on the Heritage Village website.
This service station, behind H.C. Smith Groceries, is set up to look like a working garage in a previous era.
Heritage Village WHAT: A collection of 31 historic structures and features, some dating back to the 19th century, situated on 21 acres of land. WHERE:11909 125th St. N., Largo WHEN: Wednesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. COST: Free MORE INFORMATION: PinellasCounty.org
McPherson Native Plant Trail — which meanders through a pine flatwood habitat. And, for those who would prefer a bigger nature show, the Florida Botanical Gardens, at 12520 Ulmerton Road, is right next door. Neither attraction charges admission. Visit PinellasCounty.org to find out more.
H.C. Smith Groceries, was built in 1915 and originally stood on the southeast corner of Sixth Avenue and Fifth Street South in St. Petersburg. The store served as a grocery and meat market.
This typical Florida ‘Cracker’ log cabin, was built around 1852 by Capt. James Parramore McMullen near Clearwater. It is said to be the oldest structure in Pinellas County.
A couple relaxes on the front porch of one of numerous homes at Heritage Village, an attraction that helps tells the region’s history through buildings and other historic features.
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John Draper snapped this photo in his backyard of what he thinks looks like a cross between a northern white tailed and the smaller Florida deer. It was relatively small in stature, and not much bigger than a Great Dane. Draper thought it was unusual for a Florida buck to have antlers. Draper lives on Parkway Boulevard in Land O’ Lakes.
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