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By Kathy Steele

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Pasco County officials want to weed out unsightly static billboards in favor of a more limited number of electronic billboards.

But, how to swap out one for the other and how quickly to do that are issues that are open for debate.

Pasco County commissioners discussed the matter at a workshop on Oct. 13 in New Port Richey.

County staff members in the coming months will compile an inventory of existing billboards and locations, get input from stakeholders — including business owners and residents— and draft an ordinance permitting electronic billboards.

The public would have an opportunity to weigh in before a new ordinance could be adopted.

Staff members estimate the process See BILLBOARDS, page15A

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A woman sits inside a modest chapel in Zephyrhills, and her voice is shaking. She’s describing the loss of a loved one, and the guilt she feels about that loss.

A chaplain and a therapist sit with her and listen, then try to comfort her by sharing their own perspectives.

Her grief is natural, they say, and a normal part of life. Beginning that afternoon, she takes important steps on her journey of mourning and healing.

It’s a scene that plays out all too often at Gulfside Hospice, 5760 Dean Dairy Road in Zephyrhills.

But this time it’s different.

Mary Ann Polom isn’t grieving over the loss of a human family member. It’s her beloved toy poodle, Annie, who was put to sleep just a few weeks before.

For Polom, and many others with pets, a dog or cat isn’t like family. They are family.

And the loss they feel when their pet dies is just as real and valid as other losses.

Friends and family sometimes don’t see it the same way.

They will say things like “it’s just a dog,” not realizing the depth of the connection the two shared. That can leave a pet owners feeling confused, embarrassed, and guilty over their feelings, which compounds the grief.

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Mary Ann Polom attended a recent pet loss support group meeting to share her feelings after losing Annie, her toy poodle.

Polom made that tough decision, and a month later she still felt guilty.

“I can’t seem to forgive myself,” she admitted.“She was like my little partner.”

One thing that sticks in her mind is how Annie seemed to be doing better right at the end of her life. It’s a common occurrence, even with humans, for the sick to experience a rally of sorts even as their condition worsens. Polom experienced the same thing with her father when he passed away.

But seeing Annie behave normally, even for a short time, makes her question if she did the right thing. And after losing her husband to cancer a decade ago, letting Annie go has left her alone.

The parallels between human and pet loss aren’t unique to Polom’s situation.

According to Schneider, the grief and loss can be similar, so helping those in mourning can be similar as well.

“A lot of what we do in the pet group is ‘MY LITTLE PARTNER’ what we do with families, because we live Annie’s problems started in a society that really doesn’t educate, and about a year earlier, when doesn’t really like to talk about death and she broke her hip. A heart dying,” she said. murmur was also detected, In the session, Schneider, a licensed cliniand after hip surgery she cal social worker, and Michael Merritt, a never healed properly. She chaplain, offer advice and comfort. But they lost her appetite, and after a also do a lot of listening, from stories about Chaplain Michael Merritt, left, and Gulfside’s Shelley Schneider long struggle the veterinari- Annie’s loving personality, to the guilt and offer words of encouragement and a safe place to share feelan said it was time to put ings and memories for pet owners grieving a serious loss.

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Shelley Schneider, vice-president of counseling and advocacy services at Gulfside Hospice, said their reaction is actually a perfectly normal response to the death of a loved one.

“Sometimes people don’t quite understand why people are grieving so hard for losing an animal,” Schneider explained. “We just really want to validate that what they’re going through is appropriate, normal, and common.”

Gulf Hospice provides that validation with a free monthly pet loss support group, and the organization is hoping to reach anyone in the community mourning a pet’s death who needs to share and be heard by people who understand.

Word of the group reached Polom in her time of grief, and she attended a recent meeting.

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Since 2009, Swamp Fest has been a local event, with games, rides and family-oriented fun.

And according to organizer Doug Hutchinson, it will always stay that way.

Swamp Fest returns, and so does the fun

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This weekend's Swamp Fest has actually been two years in the making.

But the organizers weren't behind schedule.

The event had to skip a year because of renovations underway at Land O' Lakes Community Park, 5401 Land O' Lanes Blvd.

That $2.4 million project is now complete and the park is ready for Swamp Fest again, which will be held Oct. 30 through Nov.1.

This year, the festival will be held on new and improved grounds, and the event promises to deliver the kind of fun that has drawn thousands each year since it started in 2009.

"I think it's just a nicer layout that they're going to have," explained Mike Walcott, recreation supervisor for Pasco County Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources.

"The access to the facility is much improved."

The disabled parking area is away from the dirt and grass, and a short walk from the parking lot to the Swamp Fest entrance means a paved area for vendors and less time walking through uneven areas.

Organizer and co-founder Doug Hutchinson is thrilled to bring Swamp Fest back.

"The improvements that they've made are fantastic. The park is beautiful," Hutchinson said. "We're really excited. We just missed it so much last year."

They'll make up for lost time with a full weekend of activities and entertainment.

That itinerary includes several music acts with different styles, including Christian rock, classic rock and folk music. Dancers will be on display Sunday, and vendors representing a variety of businesses and groups will be open all weekend.

The midway also makes a return, with rides up and running throughout the event.

While the fun to be had would alone make the event worthwhile, there’s more to it.

A lot more.

The event actually is a fundraiser for various groups and organizations.

The Land O' Lakes High School Athletic Booster Club hosts Swamp Fest, but funds are distributed across several local schools and clubs.

Various clubs help by selling unlimitedride arm bands in advance, assist with parking and participate in other activities.

More than $20,000 went back to com-

munity organizations as a result of 2013's Swamp Fest, according to Hutchinson.

So, it isn’t just a good event to attend, Hutchinson said. It’s also an event that does good for the community.

"We're trying to make Swamp Fest more of a community fair-type event where all kinds of non-profit groups can come in," he said.

In addition to Land O' Lakes High School, other participants include Sunlake High School, Pineview Middle School, Denham Oaks Elementary School, Connerton Elementary School and Sanders Memorial Elementary School.

This year the event will feature two contests that are expected to be popular.

Since the festival includes Halloween, a Halloween contest will be held on Oct. 31.

And, the Mr. and Mrs. Swamp Fest pageant, which includes a wide range of ages, will make a return as well.

The event's website contains the quote "Always in Land O' Lakes," and it's not there for decoration.

As coordinator for the Flapjack Festival years back, Hutchinson saw that event get moved to Dade City and then fade away when it left the community.

He pledges that won't ever happen with Swamp Fest.

It's supported by the area and will remain in the area.

"You can't have a community event if you don't have it in the community," Hutchinson said. "It's got to be Land O' Lakes, or nothing."

And Walcott agrees.

"It's not a state fair or a county fair. It's a Land O' Lakes event. It's for this community," he said. "Obviously, we get people from all over the county that come to it. But it's just nice to have something that you can kind of lay claim to, that this is yours."

Swamp Fest is open Oct. 30 from 4 p.m. until 11 p.m., Oct. 31, from noon until 11 p.m. and Nov. 1 from noon until 6 p.m.

Admission is free and parking is available for a $5 donation.

Midway rides require tickets, which can be purchased individually or as part of an all-you-can-ride package.

Unlimited armbands cost $22 for Oct. 30 and Nov. 1 and $25 on Oct. 31, and can be purchased at the gate.

Pre-sale armbands cost $16, and are available from local businesses and groups.

For a complete list of groups selling armbands and for more information, including pageant applications, visit LoLSwampFest.com.

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Seeking to sweep away commercial blight

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cluding U.S. 19, U.S. 301 and U. S. 41.

“You’d think that people would clean up their own yards. The truth is they don’t,” said For the first time Pasco County will en- Greg Armstrong, representing West Pasco force minimum standards for the upkeep of Board of Realtors. “Unfortunately everyone commercial buildings. doesn’t do the right thing. Sometimes we But owners who may need to repair have to prod them along. We have to remind their buildings will have until May 1 to get people that we are all in this together.” their property up to code.

Appearance really does matter when enOther provisions to cite and fine owners couraging economic development, said of “slum” buildings take effect immediately.

Hope Allen, executive director of the Greater Pasco County commissioners on Oct. 20 Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce. unanimously approved an ordinance that “We also have these buildings in Wesley mirrors one already in use to monitor and Chapel,” she said. “We are very much in supenforce standards for residential structures port of this ordinance.” and properties.

Stew Gibbons, the incoming president of The commercial ordinance, proposed by the Tampa Bay Builders Association, also Pasco County Commissioner Mike Moore, backed the ordinance. drew objections from several Land O’ Lakes Moore met with residents on two occasions business owners who said the new regula- in the past two months to explain his reasons tions would be unfair, and were an example for pursuing the ordinance. The first time, he of excessive government. met with about 50 Land O’ Lakes business But during a public hearing, most speak- owners who strongly opposed the ordinance. ers praised the effort to clean up commercial He found a friendlier crowd at a town blight along the county’s major corridors in- hall meeting in September.

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Moore said he listened to the criticisms, and requested county staff members to tweak the ordinance. For instance, owners won’t have to worry about code enforcement inspectors defining buildings that had too much peeling paint.

“It’s very hard to measure that so we took it off,” he said.

Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco supported the ordinance as a tool to raze abandoned buildings that are havens for criminal activities.

Nearly 600 service calls have been answered so far this year around the intersection of U.S. 19 and State Road 52 where there is an empty retail store, fast-food restaurant and a boarded up bank building. And, the Sheriff’s Office has responded to more than 200 calls from an area near U.S. 19 and Alternate U.S. 19, near a closed medical clinic, according to the law enforcement agency’s data.

But not everybody agrees with tougher restrictions.

Greg Conaty told commissioners he worries that the county doesn’t have the

New plan on tap for water billing issue

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us,” said Pasco County Commissioner Mike Wells.

The issue grew out of a complaint by Pasco County has found a formula that Louise Gritmon about her July 2014 bill for will lower water bills for some customers more than $3,300, representing 614,000 galwho have been stung by water bills that lons of water use. cannot be explained.

An eight-month audit ordered by Pasco The new regulations will apply to bills County Clerk & Comptroller Paula O’Neil, — as a one-time only deal — involving un- and completed by her inspector general’s explained water usage of at least 20,000 office, scrutinized nearly 320 unusually high gallons a month. water bills. The final report determined that Pasco County commissioners on Oct. 20 the county’s water meters worked correctly approved an ordinance that will significantly but there were deficiencies in software and reduce payments owed by eight customers, meter reading procedures. and set a precedent for how future incidents To date, county officials say they have reof excessive unexplained water use will be viewed more than 360 complaints. addressed. Commission Chairman Ted Of the complaints reviewed, the county Schrader voted against the measure. found: Decisions in these billing cases will be • 88 billing errors handled administratively and will not be • 21 verified leaks brought to the county commission.

• 96 leaks that can’t be verified “These kinds of things shouldn’t come to • 8 unexplained high water usage

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ly. However, in some cases no leak could be found or documented, and the excessive water usage remains a mystery.

For billing adjustments, Schrader preferred a 50,000-gallon a month threshold, based on data and an initial recommendation from county staff members.

An average for most customers is about 6,000 gallons a month.

Commissioners were told that during the hottest months, customers with irrigation systems would typically use 20,000 to 30,000 gallons a month, and sometimes more.

Schrader said the county could expect a lot of complaints based on the 20,000-gallon threshold, and might need to adjust the number.

“I think it’s easier to go back down than to go back up,” he said.

Bruce Kennedy, assistant county administrator for utilities, also issued an apology to Pasco water customers.

“We know the way we handled these billing issues has not reflected our commitment to good customer service,” he said.

“Our policies and procedures certainly need revising.They need repair.”

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• 154 from normal irrigation use County officials still can’t explain the meter’s reading for an 18-day period when Gritmon’s residence was vacant. But under the new ordinance, her reduced charges would be about $125, according to county calculations.

That’s a 94 percent reduction.

Gritmon believes the policy is unfair.

From her seat in the audience, she told commissioners that even under that policy, she’s being billed “for water I did not use.”

She believes it would be fair to charge her just under $41, which is on average what the county has billed her monthly over the past year.

Previously county officials said they had no way under current regulations to remedy bills for Gritmon or others in similar situations. Only billing errors and verifiable leaks could prompt billing adjustments.

County officials cited the audit, which found water meters were recording correct-

manpower to take on new regulations.

“I’m worried about the selective enforcement of it,” said Conaty, whose family owns Land O’ Lakes Recycling on U.S. 41, south of Ehren Cutoff. He said his business has been the focus of code enforcement in past disputes with another nearby business.

“I’m not sure we need more rules if we can’t enforce rules we already have on the books,” Conaty said. “I believe something should be done but it should be fair and across the board for everyone.”

Elizabeth Villanova, a 10-year Pasco County resident, was among a group of Land O’ Lakes business owners and residents who lobbied Moore for help in taking on commercial blight. She created a Facebook page for “Land O’ Lakes Beautification Efforts”, a grassroots campaign that has garnered about 570 signatures on a petition to clean up U.S. 41.

Property values can drop because of blighted buildings, she said.

“It’s been depressing to watch the complete degradation of (U.S.) 41 specifically. We desperately want this enforced on U.S. 41.”

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Cutting a path toward development Knowing Your History

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t 128 feet tall and 26 feet around, a bald cypress tree in Pasco County is the eighth tallest of its kind in Florida.

And, it will always be protected in the Upper Pithlachascotee River Preserve, 1 mile east of the Suncoast Parkway. The land was purchased from the proceeds of the Penny for Pasco 1-cent sales tax approved

by Pasco County voters.

That is good news for future generations.

Because it only took 37 years for the Cummer Sons Cypress Company to log the centuries-old cypress trees for the company’s logging operations.

Loggers like Jacob Cummer, who harvested much of the old-growth cypress in east and central Pasco County, probably skipped over this tree because of a large scar on its western side, presumably from a lightning strike.

Cummer had bought land for timber in Virginia, North Carolina, and Louisiana.

In 1922, the Cummer operation acquired a 100-acre site in Lacoochee to construct the largest sawmill and box factory in the South.

A railroad was built in the Green Swamp to transport cypress trees from land that totaled more than 50 square miles in east Pasco and west Polk Counties.

Many of the cypress trees were cut with an ax before the chainsaw was invented.

Using a sophisticated network of levers and racks, cypress logs as large as 6 feet in diameter were lifted out of the swamps and, at one point, produced more than 100,000 citrus crates each day.

With 700 employees and the largest payroll in Pasco County, coupons could be used as part of workers’ paychecks in the prospering downtown of Lacoochee.

In the years after the Cummer sawmills opened, a two-story, 30-room hotel was built.

13,000 acres, extending as far south as present-day Tampa Palms and Pebble Creek.

Despite cypress exteriors exposed to harsh winters and hot summers, many old buildings in New York City have a rooftop water tank that is hardly considered outdated.

Local sawmills were familiar with the term “tank cypress.”

Also known as “The Wood Eternal,” the heart of old cypress trees was valuable for marquee customers including the Atlantic COURTESY OF HENRY FLETCHER Tank Company of New York.

Lumber magnate and former Zephyrhills And, the majority remain in use due to Mayor I.A. Krusen built The Home Theatre in the unique benefits that cypress shells prodowntown Zephyrhills. Opening in 1948, it vide for water tanks, brewer’s tanks, oil was billed “as one of the most modern tanks and tanks for canneries. movie theaters in the South, with comfortCypress trees, which took centuries to able seats, a wide stage and a glassgrow, were felled in great numbers by logenclosed ‘crying room’ for cranky babies.” ging operations.

It took only 37 years for the Cummer a hotel and school, along with the sawmill.

Sons Cypress Company to close its doors The first permanent settlers such as and move farther south.

George Riegler, of Lutz, needed lumber from In 1959, the company relocated to the the local sawmill to build homes for their Everglades to harvest a stand of bald cyfamilies. press as “pond timber.”

Greer’s Mill was used by Jim Greer to Some of the company’s land holdings in “sawmill a new town site” as a retirement the Green Swamp were sold to Agri-Timber, area for Union veterans of the Civil War. and, in 1992, that area was set aside for COURTESY OF EDDIE HERRMANN Called the Zephyrhills Colony, Harold B. water resource protection and conservation The Ehren Cypress Tree was photographed Jeffries, a captain who served in by the Southwest Florida Water on Aug. 27, 1989, on property owned by the Pennsylvania’s 28th Cavalry, started it with Management District.

Southwest Florida Water Management lumber from Greer’s Mill.

Totaling 37,500 acres as the Green District, near Ehren Cutoff Road. Jack Vogel, Even the railroad cross ties came from Swamp-West Tract, the area shares a boundPatsy Herrmann and Eddie Herrmann, all of Greer, transported by a team of oxen owned ary with Pasco County’s regional park that San Antonio, are standing with outstretched

by Brantley Smith, a great-grandfather of is operated along a section of the arms, leaning against the tree’s estimated cir- Lance Smith, a future developer and a mem- Withlacoochee River east of Dade City. cumference of 27 feet. The tree was spared ber of the Zephyrhills City Council. from being cut down decades before Greer had plenty of competition.

Local Sources: Elizabeth Riegler because it had a split in its trunk.

James L. Geiger and I. A. Krusen, to name MacManus and Susan MacManus: “Citrus, just a couple.

Sawmills, Critters and Crackers: Life in The new growth in the town also includGeiger’s sawmill was located south of Early Lutz & Central Pasco” (1998) ed four churches, two bakeries, two drug Greer’s Mill. He was one of the five signers University of Tampa Press. Rosemary W. stores, two service stations, three barber- of the Town of Zephyrhills charter, granted Trottman: “The History of Zephyrhills, shops, two train depots and a constable. by the Florida Legislature in 1915 and rati- 1821-1921” (1978) Vantage Press. Pasco Over in central Pasco, all was not lost fied in a special election a year later.

County Environmental Lands Division. when the stage line stopped running “At the height of his business,” Madonna Doug Sanders has a penchant for histoaround 1856. The area was surrounded by Wise wrote for the Zephyrhills News on ry and has developed his sleuthing skills vast stands of virgin timber.

March 3, 1994, “Krusen employed 300 men, through experience in newspaper and govEstablished along what is now County turning out a million feet of lumber per ernment work. For more information, or Road 583, 100 people found work at the month.” to submit your ideas for a local history Ehren Pine Sawmill.

Krusen’s mill was part of the Krusen column, please contact Doug Sanders at By 1910, a community called Ehren had Land and Timber Company that once owned interstar1@juno.com.

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There will be a public workshop for phase one of the U.S. 301 corridor/land use Vision and Transportation Strategy Study on Oct. 28 at 6 p.m., at the Dade City Courthouse.

For information, call the Metropolitan Planning Organization at (727) 847-8140.

Gulf View Square, 9409 U.S. 19 in Port Richey, will host a “Mall-o-ween” for kids, ages 14 and younger, on Oct. 31 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Kids can show off their most creative, spookiest and spectacular costumes while trick-or-treating, and can stop by Yancy Street Comics for a free comic book.Admission is free. For information, call (727) 848-3600, or visit Simon.com/mall/gulf-view-square.

MOSI, BUY ONE/GET ONE

The Museum of Science & Industry is celebrating the spirit of Halloween through Oct. 31 by offering buy one/get one tickets for children ages 3 through 12 who come in costume.The children will have free admission, with a paid adult or senior general admission.The Museum of Science & Industry is at 4801 E. Fowler Ave., in Tampa. It is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.

FREE CONCERT IN PARK

The Straz Center for the Performing Arts will host “Live! In the Park” on Nov. 1, from noon to 6:30 p.m., at Curtis Hixon Park, 600 N.Ashley Drive in downtown Tampa. Music will include Broadway tunes from “The Lion King” and more, and arias sung by the Opera Tampa Singers.There also will be food trucks and local visual artists.The concert starts at 3 p.m. For information, visit StrazCenter.org.

MR. TOMMY’S HALLOWEEN SPECIAL

Mr.Tommy’s Halloween Kids’ Club Special will be held at the Shops at Wiregrass on Oct. 28 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., on the first level of the Macy’s parking garage.The event will feature a sing-along, a costume parade, cookie decorating, bounce houses and spooktacular surprises. Mr.Tommy also will open his Musical Bus for kids to continue the fun, from 11 a.m. to noon.The Shops at Wiregrass is at State Road 56 and Bruce B. Downs Boulevard, in Wesley Chapel.

HALLOWEEN MOVIE SERIES

Tampa Theatre, 711 N. Franklin St., in downtown Tampa, will host its annual “A Nightmare on Franklin Street” Halloween series.

• Oct. 28:“Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” at 7:30 p.m. General admission is $12, and $10 for theater members.

• Oct. 30:“Poltergeist” at 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. General admission is $10, and $8 for theater members.

• Oct. 31:“Strangers on a Train” at 2 p.m., “Rope” at 4:45 p.m., and “The Birds” at 7:15 p.m., and “Psycho” at 10:15 p.m.Tickets are $10 for general admission, and $8 for theater members.

The theater also will offer a family friendly ghost tour and late-night, lights-off ghost tours. For a complete schedule and information, visit TampaTheatre.org.

SAINT LEO AT HAUNTED MARMION

The Saint Leo University Office of Residence Life will host Haunted Marmion Oct. 29 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., in the Marmion-Snyder Halls. All floors will have a themed haunted house, and there will be trick-or-treating on two floors of Snyder Hall.This is a free, family friendly event with games and other activities. For information, contact Ashley Mayfield at (352) 588-8268 or ashley.mayfield02@saintleo.edu.

CHURCH TRINITY FEST

Generations Christian Church, 1540 Little Road in Trinity, will host Trinity Fest, four days of family fun and festivities, Oct. 29 to Nov. 1. Events will include a “Midway Carnival,”“Friends & Family Carnival Night,” and “Something for All Generations.”There will be a food truck rally, interactive music, line dancing, mechanical bull rides, pumpkin decorating, hay rides, rock wall, corn hole tournaments, business and craft expo, a petting zoo, trunk-or-treating, and much more. For information and a schedule of events, visit TrinityFest.info, or call (727) 375-8801.

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The Zephyrhills Toastmasters Club will meet every Thursday at 6:30 p.m., at Microtel Inn & Suites, 7839 Gall Blvd., in Zephyrhills.The club helps individuals overcome the fear of public speaking through practice and participation.The initial fee is $20, plus $36 for six months.

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The New Port Richey Rotary Club will host a Veteran’s Day recognition program Nov. 4 at 11:30 a.m., at Spartan Manor, 6121 Massachusetts Ave., in New Port Richey. There will be a motorcycle honor guard, Gulf High color guard, bagpipes, patriotic songs, and memorabilia from various campaigns on display. The guest speaker will be Brian Anderson, a veteran Green Beret and three-time bronze star recipient from the Iraq war. For information, email Evie Parks at evie@nprrotary.com.

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SENIOR CENTER FUN

The Lutz Senior Center, 112 First Ave., NW, will host a fall fun event with games, food and a costume contest on Oct. 30 from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. For information, call (813) 264-3804.

NEW MEMBER SHABBAT

Congregation Kol Ami, 3919 Moran Road, will host a “New Member Shabbat” and dinner Oct. 30 at 6:30 p.m. Services will be followed by a dinner to welcome all new members to Kol Ami.To RSVP, call (813) 962-6338.

HALLELUJAH HARVEST FESTIVAL

First United Methodist Church, 960 W. LutzLake Fern Road in Lutz, will host a “Hallelujah Harvest Festival” Oct. 31 from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. No scary or evil-looking costumes will be allowed, but kids are encouraged to wear family friendly cartoon character outfits.Activities include games, face painting, a bounce house, crafts, prizes, trunk-or-treating, and free food. For information, call (813) 949-1751.

IDLEWILD FESTIVAL

Idlewild Baptist Church, 18333 Exciting Idlewild Blvd., in Lutz, will host “Light the Night” Oct. 31 from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., as an alternative to Halloween. Cars decorated with kid-friendly themes will offer trunks of candy.Trunks will be open from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.There also will be inflatables, balloon animals, and a hayride, and fun photo spots. Hungry Harry’s Family Bar-BQue will be available for purchase. Popcorn will be free.Admission is $3 per person, or $15 maximum per family. Children younger than 2 are free. Register online by Oct. 30 at Idlewild.org/children. For information, call (813) 264-1515, ext. 1561.

ALLIANCE CHURCH FESTIVAL

The Alliance Church of Zephyrhills, 6251 Fort King Road, will host a free “Fall Festival” on Oct. 31 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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HALLOWEEN FUN RUN

Wiregrass Ranch High School Band will host a “Halloween Fun Run” Oct. 31 to benefit the band program.There will be a 10K starting at 7:30 a.m., a 5K at 9 a.m., and a free 1K kids fun run at 10 a.m., for kids 8 and younger. Every participant will receive a free T-shirt.Adults pay $35, and students pay $25 for the 10K; and adults pay $25, and students $15 for 5K.There also will be a deejay, face painting, trick-or-treating, a costume contest and games. For information, visit Active.com, and search for “Wiregrass Ranch Halloween Fun Run.”

SUPERHERO SPECTACULAR

Heritage Church, 1854 Oak Grove Blvd., in Lutz, will host a “SuperHero Spectacular” Oct. 31 from 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.There will be candy, games, bounce houses, giveaways, face painting, concessions and Fritzy Bros “One Man” Circus.Admission is free. For information, call (813) 909-4080, or visit YesHeritage.com.

COBB FAMILY FUN DAY

Cobb Grove 16 Theatre, 6333 Wesley Grove Blvd., in Wesley Chapel, will host a family friendly “Fun Day” Oct. 31 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.There will be treats, games and prizes.

Costumes will be allowed, but no masks.

Admission is free.The Cinebistro will offer a Halloween-themed menu. For information, call (813) 948-5444, or visit CobbTheatres.com.

GULFSIDE HALLOWEEN SALE

Gulfside Hospice thrift shops will have a Halloween sale, discounting merchandise by 31 percent off storewide, on Oct. 31.The sale will be held at all five of its shop locations.All the stores are open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Children can get candy from the staff, too. For information and locations, visit Facebook.com/ghthriftshoppes.

The Pasco Federated Republican Women’s Club will host a fall fundraiser at Painting With a Twist, 8351 State Road 54, Suite 112, in Trinity, on Nov. 1, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

The theme is “Paint a Pachyderm.”The cost is $45, of which $10 goes back to the PFRWC.There also will be a silent auction, a 50/50 drawing, and snacks and refreshments.To make a reservation by Nov. 1, contact Fran Scerbo at (727) 597-3727 or fmscerbo@yahoo.com. No refunds or store credits will be given to those failing to show up.

PHOTO CONTEST

The Hillsborough County Environmental Lands Acquisition and Protection Program is looking for entries for its 2016 calendar.

Amateur and professional photographers of all ages can submit photos taken at any of the Hillsborough County nature preserves, up to five photos per photographer.The deadline is Nov. 2. For a complete list of rules and copyright release, visit HillsboroughCounty.org/ELAPPContest.

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB MEETING

The Land O’ Lakes Photography Club will meet at the Land O’ Lakes Community Center, 5401 Land O’ Lakes Blvd., on Nov. 3 at 7 p.m.The club is open to all beginners, amateurs and professionals.The meeting cost is $1. For information, email Ron Bowman at rbphotolutz@gmail.com.

LAND O’ LAKES GARDEN CLUB

The Land O’ Lakes Garden Club will meet Nov. 3 at 10:30 a.m., at the Land O’ Lakes Community Center, 5401 Land O’ Lakes Blvd.The guest speaker will be Jennifer Sharples on the topic of storm water management. For information, call Marie Woody at (813) 961-2697 or (813) 508-0975.

JUNIOR WOMAN’S CLUB AUCTION

The Pasco Junior Woman’s Club will host a “Quarter Paddle Auction” on Nov. 4 at 6:45 p.m., at the Lexington Oaks Community Center in Wesley Chapel.The auction will benefit the Sean Bartell Memorial Scholarship Fund in memory of the Wesley Chapel High School junior who passed away in December 2014.The fund will provide four $1,000 scholarships. For information, contact Paul Bartell at (813) 416-9238 or p_bartell@verizon.net.

AUDITIONS BEING HELD

MAS Community Theatre of the Carrollwood Cultural Center, 4537 Lowell Road in Tampa, will host auditions for “An Evening of Gilbert and Sullivan” on Nov. 4 and Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m.The theater is looking for 12 to 18 vocal performers. For the audition, performers must prepare a ballad to showcase vocal range. For information, contact Aaron Washington at aaron@carrollwoodcenter.org.

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Land O’ Lakes watercolorist Bob McAnespie doesn’t like to refer to himself as an artist.

He calls himself a painter.

In his view, an artist is to a painter, what a chef is to a cook.

The Land O’ Lakes man teaches a watercolor class for beginners at the Land O’ Lakes Recreation Complex.

The three-hour sessions are held on Thursdays and cost $10 each. Supplies for the class cost about $50.

McAnespie encourages anyone who is interested in creating watercolor paintings to give it a try.

“The only way you can fail in watercolor is if you quit. If you stick with it and have any talent at all, you’re going to get somewhere,” said McAnespie, who is a signature member of the COURTESY OF BOB MCANESPIE National Watercolor Society and the Bob McAnespie has spent decades refining his Florida Watercolor Society. watercolor painting skills. He says the best He enjoys painting landscapes or results come from painting on location, at the cityscapes, particularly with people in right time of day. them.

“A lot of painters, especially beginners, they avoid people because they’re afraid are a lot places on photographs, in fact, they of them. I tell them: ‘Don’t be afraid. People look black. But inside that black, there are a aren’t hard, once you learn a few tricks.’ lot of colors that you don’t see. But when “You know, when you put a person in a you are on location, you can see them.” painting, that becomes the center of interTime of day is important, too. est,” said McAnespie, who is primarily “The best time is 10 in the morning, or 3 self-taught. o’clock in the afternoon because the shadOver the years, he’s honed his skills by ows are better. If you go at noontime, there’s taking classes and workshops, reading not much shadow at all. The sun is right books and watching instructional art pro- above your head,” he said. grams on television.

Developing a trained eye takes practice, “I own 126 books on watercolor. I’ve he added. read some of them two or three times,” said “You have to work on your observation McAnespie, the former president of the technique. There’s a difference between Brandon League of Fine Arts and a former looking and observing,” he said. member of the Zephyrhills Art Club.

During his classes, McAnespie brings in After painting for decades, McAnespie five paintings and students vote on which decided to begin teaching several years ago. one they’d like to create.

He said he saw that as a way to deepen his He demonstrates, while students obknowledge. serve.Then they paint and he observes.

Creating watercolor paintings requires The back-and-forth process seems to both patience and courage, he said. work well, said McAnespie, who has shown It’s also good to relax a little, he said. at many local art shows and will have works He said he tells his students: “Don’t try on display at the upcoming Lutz Arts & too hard.”

Crafts Festival at Lake Park and at the Being too obsessed about results can Suncoast Arts Fest at The Shops at Wiregrass. yield paintings that are tight and have hard McAnespie said he typically paints for an edges, he explained. hour, or a bit longer, each day.Then he relaxHe teaches his courses indoors, but he es by playing piano. recommends going out on location to get Music and art have many similarities, he superior results. said.

“Mother Nature is the best teacher of “They both contain the principles of deall,” he said. sign and composition — like repetition and “The light is better. variation, balance, contrast, gradation, har“If you paint from a photograph, there mony and unity,” McAnespie said.

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The seventh annual Boktoberfest Plant Sale on Oct. 17 and Oct. 18, at Bok Tower Gardens in Lake Wales, offered more than just plants. There was German entertainment, clown shows, German food, craft beers, tree climbing, children’s activities, a petting zoo, live carillon music, arts and crafts, and guest speakers. Andy Hamilton, owner of Twisted Mind Rusty Metal, used parts of a sewing machine and a fan to create this scrap metal ‘car.’

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“This last year has been one for the record books,” Ed Caum Tourism Manager for VisitPasco, said in a news release.

“We surpassed our prediction of 10 percent growth and are up 17 percent over last years collections,” he said.

Specifically, Pasco County posted $968,263 in Tourist Tax collections, in the period between October 2014 and the end of September 2015.

Pasco’s results are in keeping with record numbers of tourists visiting Florida.

That trend is expected to continue, according to VisitFlorida, which is predicting that tourism and the hospitality industries will continue to experience growth.

Counties surrounding Pasco County also have experienced record years in Tourist Tax collection.

“We have expanded our marketing reach in the last two years to reach out to international travelers, as well as North America,” Caum explained. “Last year we focused on Germany and this year we will be reaching out to the United Kingdom and into South America to the Spanish speaking countries.”

VisitFlorida trends show that Florida is expected to attract tourists from the emerging markets of Venezuela, Colombia, Argentina and Mexico.

The impact of tourism on Pasco County is captured in a report from the U.S. Travel Association: • Travel spending in Pasco was nearly $466 million, generated from more than

500,000 visitors • Travel created nearly 6,000 full-time employees, with an annual payroll in Pasco County of $106.2 million • Local sales tax generated from those visitors totaled more than $14.9 million “Tourism continues to be an economic engine in Pasco County,” Caum said.

Caum offered additional details at an breakfast meeting of the Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce.

Caum also talked about bright prospects for a greater number of tourists, as attractions such as Tampa Premium Outlets and Florida Hospital Center Ice open in Wesley Chapel, and people take advantage of the newly opened Tree Hoppers in Dade City and Sunwest Park in Hudson.

The hospitality industry is gearing up for increased tourism.

Pasco County currently has 3,556 hotel rooms, according to Caum. He expects Pasco’s hotel stock to increase by 75 beds a year for the next five years.

Besides the growth generated by new attractions, Pasco has long been a magnet for skydivers and for visitors to the county’s nudist resorts, which attract visitors from throughout Florida and from around the globe.

Caum said healthy tourism figures bode well for people who work directly in the hospitality industry, as well as for all Pasco business owners and residents.

The taxes paid by tourists reduce the tax burden for Florida residents, tourism provides jobs, and the amenities that are created to attract visitors, Caum said, can be enjoyed year-round by local residents.

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Florida Hospital Zephyrhills, 7050 Gall Blvd., will host two free programs in its MEDICARE PROGRAM Wellness Center Conference Room.

• Nov. 4 at 12:15 p.m.,“Getting Down to PRESENTATION The Grove Golf & Country Club, 7924 the Bare Bones.” This is an informal questionMelogold Circle in Land O’ Lakes, will host a and-answer session with Dr. Gerald free Medicare program presentation by Alexander, board certified orthopedic surSHINE (Serving Health Insurance Needs of geon, about aching joints, arthritis, hip and Elders) on Oct. 30 at 3 p.m., in the club- knee pain, and available treatments. Light rehouse. The annual enrollment period runs freshments will be provided. through Dec. 7. For information, call (727) • Nov. 9 at 1 p.m.,“Knee and Joint Pain in 570-9696, ext. 273. the Active Adult.” Dr. Brian Domby, board certified orthopedic surgeon, will cover topics of joint preservation procedures, and NEW BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT treatments of cartilage and meniscus disorGROUPS Gulfside Hospice will offer two new ders of the knee. Lunch will be provided.

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BRAIN HEALTH FAIR The USF Health Byrd Alzheimer’s Institute, 4001 E. Fletcher Ave., in Tampa, will host a “Brain Health Fair” Nov. 3 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

The Department of Psychiatry Memory Disorders Clinic will offer free, confidential memory screenings and information about memory loss on Nov. 3 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

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In addition to memory screenings, guests will have access to free health screenings, including blood pressure checks, medication reviews with a clinical pharmacist, and hearing screenings.

The USF Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Clinic also will offer free tremor screenings from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., by appointment only.

Free flu shots will be available from the USF Department of Internal Medicine, while supplies last.

The Byrd Institute also will offer CarFit vehicle checkups from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., to improve comfort and safety for senior citizen drivers.

To register for the fair, visit EventBrite.com, or call (813) 396-0722 to schedule a memory screening.

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The Medical Center of Trinity will have a CoDA (Co-dependence Anonymous) meeting on Nov. 5, Nov. 12 and Nov. 19 at 7 p.m., at its West Pasco Campus, 5637 Marine Parkway in New Port Richey.

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Florida Cancer Affiliates, 3611 Little Road in Trinity, will host a breast cancer support group meeting Nov. 5 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., for anyone who has been touched by breast cancer.

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JOINT REPLACEMENT SEMINAR The Medical Center of Trinity, 9330 State Road 54, will have a seminar on “Rapid Recovery in Joint Replacement” on Nov. 6 at noon. Dr. Stephen Hanff, orthopedic surgeon, will discuss an approach to accelerating the return to activities following joint replacement surgery.

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The obstetrics program at Medical Center of Trinity will offer a childbirth super-prep class Nov. 7 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. This is a one-day accelerated/refresher course.

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The Pasco County Chapter of National Alliance on Mental Illness offers the following support groups: Family & Friends Support Meetings for family and friends of those with mental illness: • Atonement Lutheran Church, 29617 State Road 54 in Wesley Chapel, the first and third Tuesday of every month, at 7 p.m.

• Medical Center of Trinity Main Campus, 9330 State Road 54, New Port Richey, the second and fourth Monday of every month, at 7:30 p.m.

NAMI Connections for those living with mental illness: • Rasmussen College, 8661 Citizens Drive in New Port Richey, every Wednesday at 6 p.m.

• Prevention Counseling Center, 137430 U.S. 98 Bypass in Dade City, every Thursday at 7 p.m.

For information, call (727) 992-9653, or visit NamiPasco.org.

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RASMUSSEN COLLEGE CAREER EVENTS

Rasmussen College will host career fair events open to students, graduates and community members.

• Oct. 28 from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m., at the Tampa/Brandon campus, 4042 Park Oaks Blvd., Suite 100, in Tampa.The theme will be “Workshops: Dress for Success, Creating a LinkedIn & Social Media Presence and How to Make the Most of a Job Fair.”

• Oct. 29 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., at the Land O’ Lakes/East Pasco campus, 18600 Fernview St. The theme will be “Employer Tabling and Networking.”

For information, visit Rasmussen.edu.

PASCO-HERNANDO STATE COLLEGE GETS SCHOLARSHIPS

Florida Gov. Rick Scott presented a check for $28,000 to the PHSC Foundation last week while visiting the Porter Campus at Wiregrass Ranch, according to a PascoHernando State College news release. The Helios Education Foundation, Florida Blue and Bank of America contribute yearly to the Florida College System Foundation (FCS) to support scholarships that benefit students at Florida’s 28 state colleges.

Morton Plant North Bay Hospital and Hernando Healthcare Foundation Inc., are the local match partners for the Florida Blue Nursing and Allied Health Scholarship, providing more than 35 scholarships to students enrolled in health programs at PHSC.

BISHOP MCLAUGHLIN OPEN HOUSE

Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School, 34610 Hays Road in Spring Hill, will host an Admissions Open House on Nov. 1 with two sessions: 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.

The school offers college prep, honors and AP courses with small class sizes; 17 FHSAA sports, including junior varsity teams; variable tuition rates; Step Up and McKay scholarships accepted; family tours and individual shadow visits, and a state-ofthe-art performing arts center.

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SAINT LEO INFO SESSIONS

Saint Leo University, 33701 State Road 52 in St. Leo, will host these information sessions about the university’s programs: • Nov. 2 at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., at PascoHernando State College West Campus, 10230 Ridge Road, New Port Richey • Nov. 3 at 6 p.m., and Nov. 4 at 11 a.m., at PHSC Porter Campus at Wiregrass Ranch, 2727 Mansfield Blvd., Room C-505, in Wesley Chapel.

• Nov. 3 at 2 p.m., and Nov. 5 at 6 p.m., at PHSC Spring Hill, 450 Beverly Court • Nov. 4 at 2 p.m., at PHSC Brooksville, 11415 Ponce de Leon Blvd.

For information or to RSVP, call (352) 588-7544.

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• Nov. 9 at Land O’ Lakes High, 20325 Gator Lane in Land O’ Lakes • Nov. 12 at John Long Middle School, 2025 Mansfield Blvd., in Wesley Chapel • Nov. 17 Weightman Middle, 30649 Wells Road in Wesley Chapel For information, contact Jeff Morgenstein at (813) 794-9429, (352) 524-9429 or jmorgens@pasco.k12.fl.us.

VETERAN’S DAY AT HERITAGE ELEMENTARY

Heritage Elementary School, 18201 E. Meadows Road in New Tampa, will host a Veteran’s Day program on Nov. 9.

The school will serve breakfast for veterans and their families starting at 8 a.m. At 8:45 a.m., there will be a veteran’s program with the Wharton High School band, Wharton’s NJROTC, veterans from the Gunn Highway Memorial American Legion Post, guest speaker Colonel Jeremy Schroeder, and the Heritage chorus.

For information, call Debbie Wheeler at (813) 740-4580, ext. 240.

PHSC BOOK DRIVE

The Pasco-Hernando State College Synergy Sociology Club will host its annual “Plant a Seed Book Drive” through Nov. 13.

The club is looking for new and gently used books for ages 3 to young adult, with appropriate content. Collected books will be donated to local Title I schools, youth shelters, and Big Brothers and Big Sisters throughout Hernando and Pasco counties.

Donation boxes will be located in the student activities office, library and student lounge on each of the campuses: • East Campus, 36727 Blanton Road in Dade City • West Campus, 10230 Ridge Road in New Port Richey • Porter Campus at Wiregrass Ranch, 2727 Mansfield Blvd.,Wesley Chapel • Spring Hill Campus, 450 Beverly Court For information, visit PHSC.edu.

PERRY OUTREACH PROGRAM

The Medical Center of Trinity is collaborating with the Perry Initiative to present the Perry Outreach Program on Nov. 14 at the Medical Center of Trinity, 9330 State Road 54.

The program is a free, one-day, hands-on experience for high school and college-age women who are interested in pursuing careers in medicine and engineering. Students will hear from women leaders in these fields and try it for themselves by performing mock orthopedic surgeries and biomechanics experiments.

Participants should be in grades 10 and higher with an interest in science, medicine and/or engineering.

Applicants should fill out an online application in advance of the Nov. 14 program.

Applications can be found at PerryInitiative.org/programs/student-onlineapplication.

For information about the Perry Initiative, visit PerryInitiative.org.

MIDDLE SCHOOL MATH CONTEST

Saint Leo University, 33701 State Road 52 in St. Leo, will host the American Mathematics Contest 8 for middle school students Nov. 17 at 5:30 p.m., in TECO Hall in the School of Business.

The test last 40 minutes and has 25. It encourages students to maintain an interest in mathematics.

Parents, teachers and students interested in this opportunity should contact Monika Kiss of the Department of Mathematics and Science. She can be reached at (352) 5888836 or monika.kiss@saintleo.edu.

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BILLBOARDS, from page 1A could take a year-and-a-half. Some commissioners want a much shorter time span, and a quick route to taking down static billboards.

Looking at how Hillsborough and Pinellas counties handle the matter would provide ready answers, said Pasco County Commissioner Mike Moore.

“Talk to them. Figure it out. Get it done in a week,” he said. “We’re going to sit here and talk about this for a year? Come on, guys.”

Hillsborough and Pinellas counties, and Tampa negotiated agreements with billboard companies to swap out multiple numbers of the old billboards in return for new, but lower numbers of permits for electronic billboards.

The electronic billboards, with two sides, rotate digital advertisements every few seconds. These are becoming standard fare along busy interstates. The fees for these digital messages are more expensive than those for standard, one-sided billboards.

“These are so much cleaner than regular billboards,” Moore said. “They look so much better.”

Pasco County Commissioner Jack Mariano suggested letting the billboard industry provide data and recommend a swap-out ratio to take some of the research burden off county staff members. At minimum, he would anticipate an industry recommendation to remove five static billboards for each single electronic billboard.

“Let them do their own homework and

MALL, from page 1A giveaways.

Rack Room Shoes, for instance, will give shoppers a chance to win a $500 gift card and other giveaways, including coupon books with discounts, according to a news release from the shoe company.

The 441,000-square-foot mall is designed with a “Key West” vibe, with airy pastel colors, a multitude of palm trees, covered walkways and water features.

The centerpiece is a clear blue lagoon outside the Market Hall, which houses customers services, the food court and a lounge where people can sit and watch television.

A bridge crosses the lagoon, which is surrounded by a deck with benches and bistro chairs. A fire pit and Adirondack chairs are nearby.

“I think it will be a feature where people will want to take their picture by,” Nance said.

what signs they want to take down,” he said.

Commissioners then can look at the proposal and decide if it works for the county, Mariano added.

Staff members have met with four companies that each has 10 or more static billboards in Pasco: Clear Channel, Champion Outdoor Advertising, Outfront Media and Logan Outdoor Advertising. They plan to continue with these discussions, as well as talking with small business owners.

In 1999, the county adopted a moratorium on new billboards. The inventory at the time showed 537 registered billboards in the county. Those numbers are somewhat lower now, said Pat Wallace, a county senior development review technician.

The moratorium should remain in effect, said Pasco County Chairman Ted Schrader. “I don’t want to see a bunch of new signs going up,” he said.“I’m absolutely opposed to that.”

It is not clear, even with a new ordinance allowing electronic billboards, just when Pasco would see them popping up. The county’s population isn’t considered dense enough to warrant them as yet.

“It will be years before they actually do it,” said Elizabeth Blair, Pasco County assistant attorney. “It’s not financially productive to them.”

Exactly where the flashier billboards would go also could raise concerns with residents, especially those living near commercial corridors, said Pasco County Commissioner Kathryn Starkey.

“I can’t think of very many people in our county for whom an electronic billboard won’t be disruptive,” she said.

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Traffic in and out of the mall is expected to be heavy but Nance said talks have been ongoing for months with Pasco County Sheriff’s Office.

Typically, opening days at malls see parking lots turn over four or five times.

“It’s going to be a constant ebb and flow throughout the day,” Nance predicted.

The mall will offer valet parking on a trial basis. If successful, Nance anticipates the service will become permanent.

On opening weekend, 12 extra duty law enforcement officers, paid for by the mall, will be stationed at mall entrances as well as inside the mall, Pasco County Sheriff’s spokesman Kevin Doll said.

The officers will include two supervisors.

If more help is needed, Doll said the sheriff’s citizen patrol group could be tapped to help with traffic.

“We’ve handled big events in the past,” he said.“Hopefully this will go smoothly.”

Outlet mall openings are special events wherever they happen, said Linda

Humphers, editor in chief of Value Retail News/International Council of Shopping Centers.

There are only about 100 outlet malls or so in the nation.

In the central Florida area, Tampa Premium Outlets is situated between outlet malls in Orlando and New Ellenton.

“That’s part of the mystique of them,” Humphers said. “You go there. You stay longer and spend more. It’s not like going to a mall and getting something you need.”

Outlet mall developers typically look for locations with easy access, high visibility, lots of rooftops and a solid tourism base, Humphers said.

Pasco scores on all counts for Tampa Premium Outlets, which is off State Road 56 and the Interstate 75 interchange. And the county recently released a report showing a record number of tourist visitors and revenues in the past year.

Marketing for the Tampa Premium Outlets extends into the Tampa Bay region, but in future could spread a wider net,

ter lifts a burden from patients, and provides comfort with the knowledge that someone will step in and help care for a pet if and grief Polom feels about losing her closest when an owner cannot do so anymore. companion.

Again, Schneider notes the similarities in Just knowing that those feelings aren’t concern for pet welfare, and that of human unusual, and being able to share their story family members. can be extremely beneficial to those who “One of the great things about the Pet have lost a pet. Especially when they know Peace of Mind program is that they want us they’re talking to people who share that to come up with an individual plan of care love of animals, like Schneider and Merritt, for the pet, just like we do for our patients,” and understand the degree of closeness that she said. owners feel.

Just like with humans, consistency of Polom said attending the group was ben- care is considered important. If a pet sees a eficial for her. certain veterinarian, efforts are made to en“I think it’s part of the journey. I think it’s sure that relationship continues. a good part for me,” Polom said. “It makes The pet loss support group is free, but me feel normal, like I’m in my element.” they do accept donations to keep Pet Peace of Mind funded and active.

PET PEACE OF MIND Whether it’s reading a pet-related poem, Schneider deals with issues related to offering thoughts as a fellow animal-lover, or pets outside the bereavement sessions. just listening to a grieving owner’s stories, Gulfside Hospice received a grant for the Schneider wants the pet loss support group Pet Peace of Mind program from Banfield to be available for anyone in the area who Trust, which enables them to assist Hospice needs to know that their feelings are norpatients and their pets. mal, their sense of loss is valid, and they’re That assistance might include providing not alone in forging special relationships food, boarding assistance or basic veterinary with their pets. care. It’s not unusual for patients to be con“It’s really to bring peace of mind and decerned about the welfare of their pets, crease their own emotional and spiritual Schneider said, and the Pet Peace of Mind pain and suffering,” Schneider said. program helps alleviate those concerns. In The next group is scheduled to meet less than two years they’ve cared for more Oct. 29 from 3 p.m. until 4:30 p.m. For more than 80 animals, and found new homes for information about the pet loss support more than a dozen. group, call Schneider at (727) 484-7995. For Knowing that Hospice will be there to information about the Pet Peace of Mind assist them with anything from grooming to program, call (800) 561-4883 or visit dog-walking to providing food and kitty lit- GHppc.org.

Nance said.

“We’ll definitely be looking at that when we get further along in our marketing plan,” she said.

Pasco’s future is set on a course for more retail and rooftops as developers saturate commercial corridors such as State Road 54 and State Road 56.

New shops are coming to property northeast of the Shoppes at Wiregrass. The Florida Center Ice sports complex is expected to open in 2016. Cypress Creek Town Center is anticipating openings for Chick Fil A, Culver’s and Cheddar Café. And the town center’s representatives recently met with county planners to discuss construction of a retail building, parking space and a boat storage area.

Speculation is that sporting goods retailer, Cabelas, is on the way to Wesley Chapel, too.

And there is a lot of buzz swirling around Tampa Premium Outlets’ opening day, Humphers said.

“Retail begets retail,” she said.

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we’ve been in years,” Holeduk said.

A big part of that defense is the goaltending. Danny Hrenko is now in his fourth year The Sunlake High School boys’ soccer with the team, and the senior needs only a team has reached the state semi-finals in the dozen more shutouts to set the national playoffs for three years in a row. record.

And, in each of those years, they’ve lost That strong defense will be needed as to the eventual state champion. the team tries to get back to the state tourFrom the outside, it looks like an impres- nament. Graduation affects high school sive string of successes that have teams every year, but the Seahawks lost a lot established Sunlake as a perennial force on of firepower since last season. the pitch.

Holeduk estimated that around 80 perBut for coach Sam Holeduk, who has led cent of last year’s scoring talent is gone. the team since the school opened in 2007, it To make up for those losses, the team is both a source of pride and also of frustra- will adjust its offensive identity. Previously it tion. built its offense around spectacular players, “I think when you take a step back and and by making sure it had opportunities to look at it it’s amazing, our accomplishments. score quickly and often. The team’s talent But at the same time, when you lose three overpowered many opponents and let them straight years in the final four it’s a little frus- cruise to lopsided wins. trating,” Holeduk said.

This year, the coach expects a more balThis year’s team might be the one to end anced attack. Several players will be called that frustration. upon to score goals, making it harder for opAs they gear up for a new season, the ponents to predict which player will hurt coach believes his squad is as good as the them. ones that won nearly 90 matches over the It’s a philosophy that best suits the team past three years, while losing just five. this season, but it’s not necessarily how In some ways, he said, they’re better. things went when Koleduk was playing soc“Defensively, we’re probably the best cer. An athletic Hall of Famer at Saint Leo

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University, the former forward still holds the men’s career scoring record at the university.

He also played professional indoor soccer as well, and believes his own experiences as a player have helped create a successful program as a coach.

“You just pick up little things, things you can tell kids,” he said. “I tell them that’s how I got to the next level, by listening to coaches.”

Club soccer helps as well. All of his starters play at the club level, and many athletes on the junior varsity team participate, too. That extra coaching, experience and playing opportunity helps keep the high school team operating at a high level, Koleduk said.

While Sunlake has run into some talented teams at the state level, junior Sebastian Restrepo doesn’t mince words when explaining why they haven’t advanced to the state finals.

“We needed a lot more heart,” he said of last year’s semi-finals performance. “The other team wanted it more than us at one point.”

This year, he sees a team that’s more focused, works well together and has the

Prep football news and notes Sunlake fell to Mitchell, 21-14, in a 6A6 district clash Oct. 23. It was the Seahawks’ first loss of the season, leaving them 3-1 in the district and 7-1 overall. Despite the loss, the results of other district matches helped clinch a playoff spot for Sunlake as no worse than district runner-up.

Nine games into the season, Steinbrenner’s 2015 squad is officially the most successful in school history. With a 51-15 victory over Alonso Oct. 23, the Warriors pushed their record to 8-1, becoming Steinbrenner’s first eight-win team. And with a 5-1 record in 8A-6 district

The Pasco-Hernando State College volleyball team defeated State College of Florida 3-0 on Oct. 24. While it was a good win, there were bigger ramifications for the Lady Quistas.

With the victory, the PHSC squad raised its record to 14-9, with four matches remaining. That mark guarantees them a winning record, which automatically qualifies them for post-season action in District P. While it’s an impressive accomplishment, it isn’t a surprising one. PHSC has YMCA TURKEY TROT NOV. 26 never failed to qualify for its regional tournaThe New Tampa Family YMCA will host ment during coach Kim Whitney’s 12-year its third annual Wiregrass Wobble Turkey tenure.

Trot on Nov. 26 at The Shops at Wiregrass, 28211 Paseo Drive in Wesley Chapel.

BENEFIT FOR MARK SMITH The event begins at 7:30 a.m., with a timed 5K around the location. A 1-mile ON NOV. 14 San Ann Liquors & Lounge will host a run/walk around the mall will begin at 8:15 golf tournament on Nov. 14 at the Abbey a.m.

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With a 40-28 victory over Wesley Chapel, the Zephyrhills Bulldogs improved their record to 6-2, including 5-1 in 5A-8 district play.

They’re doing it with a high-powered offense. Through eight games, the team is averaging more than 43 points per game.

With 346 points, they’re more than 80 points better than their closest district competitor. And their defense, with just 183 points allowed, is second only to undefeated River Ridge in their district.

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Junior Sebastian Restrepo is used to dominating opponents with assists. This year he’ll probably be asked to do more of the scoring himself.

synergy to go farther than previous seasons.

Now in his third year on the team, Restrepo has become the county’s premier assist generator. But a new offensive attack means he’ll have to do a little more scoring himself, and he’s ready for the challenge.

“I’ll have to look for the goal now.

Instead of giving them the easy passes for them to score, I’ll just take a shot here and there,” Restrepo said.

If those and other shots go in, Koleduk believes they’ll have another chance to advance one step closer toward a coveted state title.

SCORES & SCHEDULE OCT. 19 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL District Tournaments Fivay 3, Wesley Chapel 0 Ridgewood 3, Pasco 0 OCT. 20 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL District Tournaments Sunlake 3, Springstead 1 Freedom 3, Wiregrass Ranch 1 Wharton 3, Leto 0 Mitchell 3, Land O' Lakes 0 Steinbrenner 3, Sickles 0 OCT. 21 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL District Tournaments Wharton 3, Freedom 0 OCT. 22 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL District Tournaments Sunlake 3, Mitchell 0 OCT. 23 FOOTBALL Mitchell 21, Sunlake 14 Zephyrhills 40, Wesley Chapel 28 Pasco 20, Land O’ Lakes 14 Steinbrenner 51, Alonso 15 Gaither 28, Wiregrass Ranch 0 Plant 42, Freedom 12 Wharton 42, Leto 0 OCT. 30 FOOTBALL Sunlake at St. Petersburg, 7:30 p.m.

Anclote at Zephyrhills, 7:30 p.m.

Mitchell at Land O' Lakes, 7:30 p.m.

Springstead at Pasco, 7:30 p.m.

Wiregrass Ranch at Plant, 7:30 p.m.

River Ridge at Wesley Chapel, 7:30 p.m.

Freedom at Sickles, 7:30 p.m.

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Joanie Einemann of Land O’ Lakes , a member of the Harvester United Methodist Church, replenishes the pumpkin patch to fill gaps left by the sale of some of the patch’s larger pumpkins. She volunteered to help sell some of the 2,000 pumpkins at the patch being sold on the church grounds, at Collier Parkway in Land O’ Lakes.

Pumpkins give fall festive feel The Laker/Lutz News Staff Report

While Florida lacks the glorious display of colorful fall leaves other parts of the country enjoy, there is one clear sign that fall is in the air here.

Pumpkin patches are popping up at locations all over northern Hillsborough,

Central Pasco and East Pasco counties.

There’s a patch near Seal Swim School in Lutz, and there was one at the San Antonio Rattlesnake Festival & Run in San Antonio, and this pumpkin patch, at Harvester United Methodist Church in Land O’ Lakes, featured some 2,000 of the orange orbs.

Six year-old, Reno Horne of Land O’ Lakes was happy about his find in the pumpkin patch at the Harvester United Methodist Church. Reno plans to transform his pumpkin into a Jack o’ lantern for Halloween. He and his mom, Leslie Horne and Reno’s sisters, 4year-old Brighton, and 11-year-old Ayla, checked out the patch for additional pumpkins of various sizes to use for decorations.

Above, despite a huge assortment of pumpkins at the Harvester United Methodist Church, 16-month-old Gavin Ruppert preferred the mini-sized ones. At right, carrying a pumpkin like he was running a touchdown, 18-month old, Hayden Goad heads to the cashier with his parents, Corey and Ashley Goad and his big brother, 6-year-old Hunter.

There are rows and rows of various type and size pumpkins at the Harvester United Methodist Church pumpkin patch. Pumpkin prices range from 50 cents to $30.

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The Pasco County Animal Services’ Tail Wagon will have an adoption event on Oct. 31 from noon to 6:30 p.m., at its “Pitties & Punkins” celebration at 19640 Dogpatch Lane in Land O’ Lakes.

For information, call (813) 929-1212.

The Tampa inaugural “DogFest Walk ‘n’ Roll” will be Nov. 8 at the University of South Florida Health Center, at the corner of Bruce B. Downs Boulevard and Holly Drive, in Tampa. Registration starts at 11 a.m., followed by the event at noon. Admission is free.

BARKTOBERFEST IN SPRING HILL Guests can bring kids, and leashed dogs, The Rotary Club of Spring Hill Central to walk and participate in games for huwill host “Barktoberfest” on Oct. 31 from mans and dogs, and to purchase goodies at a noon to 3 p.m., at the Rotary Centennial bake sale. There also will be entertainment, Park, 10375 Sandlor St., in Spring Hill. snacks and beverages.

Barktoberfest will feature a costume conThe event is sponsored by Canine test for dogs and their owners, and an Companions for Independence, the USF “ugliest cute dog” contest.

Health Department, and District 8 women’s Admission is free. Parking is $1. clubs.

For information, email SHCrotary@outFor information, or to donate directly to look.com.

CCI, call (813) 748-4625, or visit CCI.org/dogfesttampa.

SEEKING PET ADOPTERS

Pasco County Animal Services, 19640 Dogpatch Lane in Land O’ Lakes, is looking for adopters and fosters to help alleviate the overflow of strays and abandoned animals being brought into the shelter.

The organization’s overflow room is filled to capacity, and it is out of crates. It is a “save 90 percent” facility, which cannot be done without the community.

Anyone interested in adopting or fostering should watch the PCAS video posted at Facebook.com/pcasap/videos.

PCAS shares a reminder that October is Adopt-A-Shelter Dog Month, and Pitbull Awareness Month.

For information, call (813) 929-1212.

DONATE TO THE PURCHASE OF A K-9 PROTECTIVE VEST

Help San Antonio Citizens Federal Credit Union raise $2,000 in 60 days. The SAC will match donations up to $1,000 toward the purchase of one $2,000 K-9 protective vest for the Pasco Sheriff’s K-9 Association.

Donate $60 and receive an SAC 60th anniversary insulated cup and “funglasses,” while supplies last.

Donations will be accepted through Nov. 30 in the SAC office at 37925 Church Ave., in Dade City, and at participating veterinary clinics.

For information, call Jill Evans at (352) 588-2732, ext. 2236.

Charlie and Eddie are 4-pound Chihuahuas and are sweet as can be. We rescued both of them — Charlie four years ago, and Eddie two years ago.

Eddie was afraid of everything, and cried at every little noise and movement we made. It took us a year to work with him, and now he is a really happy dog that loves to lie in the sun and play with Charlie. They travel everywhere with us, even to Europe every year. We can't imagine being without the boys, and adopting them was the best decision ever for our family. Charlie’s and Eddie’s proud owners are Connie and Doug Goserud.

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Hi, Dade City.

Come discover your brand-new Publix in Dade City. You’ll find everything you’ve come to expect from Publix: farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, just-baked breads, quality meats cut to order. You’ll enjoy top-notch service from knowledgeable, friendly associates who are happy to answer questions, offer cooking tips, and take your groceries right to your car.

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