august, 2010 seven oaks news

SEVEN OAKS NEWS August, 2010

VOL. 1, # 1 • JUNE/JULY 2010The community newsletter that brings us together!

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Volume I, Issue 2 - August, 2010

SevenOaks News

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© 2010 Seven Oaks News. All rights reserved. Seven Oaks News is cur-rently published bi-monthly, distributed by the U.S. Postal Service free to all residents of the Seven Oaks community and advertisers. The views expressed in articles are not necessarily those of the Publisher, the Board of Supervisors for the Seven Oaks CDD, SOPOA or the Resident Counsel. Lists are for reference only and do not imply official sanction or recom-mendation of Seven Oaks News. Editorial submission are welcome. Pub-lisher reserves the right to reject or edit for length and clarity all submis-sion. The Publisher is not responsible for errors or omissions.

Seven Oaks News

Dear fellow Residents, First, I would like to thank you so very

much for the wonderful reception I have re-ceived from everyone. I love what I do and appreciate that you like it as well.

I hope you enjoyed the June/July issue. If you notice on this month’s cover, it is Au-gust only. We will now be coming to you on a monthly basis. This will give you the opportunity to get your photos and announce-ments to us without having to wait two months to see them.

We have our first birth announcement on the resident’s page, called The Stork Club and we have our first Cover Photo Contest winner, Grace H. from Edenfield. Grace received a basket filled with goodies from our advertisers. See picture below.

I am looking forward to hearing from you in the coming months, and I hope all the children enjoy the start of school in a couple of weeks. You too parents! :)

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I am hoping that we can inject in our newsletter an article about the importance of getting 100% par-ticipation of the Seven Oaks residents in the recy-

cling program. Perhaps you can investigate and give the locations of where the paper drop offs are located. I am hoping that “down the road” Pasco will give up containers for paper and plastic. We had these in West Palm Beach, and I am disappointed that we don’t have them here. If we start overwhelming them, it might force the issue for them to come up with a better solu-tion, and give us containers. Anyhow, just a few of my thoughts.

- A letter from Gail, a resident.

1. Why does Pasco use blue bags instead of bins?Pasco has used blue bags since the inception of our recycling program in 1992. The decision to go to bins had been considered, but under the current garbage hauling system the initial cost to purchase and distribute bins to all our citizens and for haulers to purchase specialized trucks, as well as the cost to initialize, rollout and oversee an education program is prohibitive and cannot be covered without charging our citizens.

2. Why doesn’t Pasco recycle newspapers, mixed paper and/or cardboard at the curb?At this time, Pasco’s Material Recovery Facility (MRF) does not have the space or the equipment to adequately accept delivery or to separate paper from our current recyclables. The MRF would need expan-sion and updating to handle additional recyclables. We do offer drop offs for recyclables including paper and cardboard. The Pasco County schools have an excellent paper recycling program and many of their school sites are open for public drop off. Please visit http://recycle.pasco.k12.fl.us.

3. Can I recycle more than aluminum & metal cans, glass bottles, and #1 and #2 plastic in Pasco?These are the only items that Pasco recycles at this time. However, there are private entities that accept and process other items. Please check your yellow pages for such organizations.

4. Why can’t I recycle more?Recycling is market driven, and not everything has a market. In addition, recyclers usually require large, consistent volumes of quality materials in order to maximize the return from that market. Many programs are too small to take advantage of every market and therefore will limit what they accept for recycling.

5. Which plastic can be recycled?In Pasco we recycle code number #1 or #2. The num-ber is located inside the chasing arrow triangleusually located on the underside of a plastic container. Other plastics are recyclable we just don’t recyclethem here in Pasco. Examples of # 1 and # 2 plastic are drink bottles, milk bottles, detergent bottles,shampoo bottles. Check the bottom of the container and look for a triangle made out of arrows and lookfor the # 1 or # 2 in the triangle. Those are recyclable in our program.

6. Why should I recycle?By recycling, you contribute to a sustainable future. Throwing away an item that can be recycled is awaste! Recycling creates jobs, new useful products, extends the life of Waste-to-Energy facilities,conserves resources, saves energy, reduces pollution, and helps preserve our environment for futuregenerations.

7. What about business or commercial recycling?Pasco County does not require nor offer commercial or business recycling at this time. However, abusiness can engage in recycling on a private basis. The Pasco County recycling office can providebusiness owners helpful information on how to “green up” a business.

8. How much do we recycle?Every year we submit a report to the Florida Depart-ment of Environmental Protection which categorizesour recycling in conjunction with our total municipal solid waste stream (MSW). This report reflectseverything that is recycled in Pasco not just what we recycle in our residential curbside program. In2007 we recycled 33% of our municipal solid waste stream (garbage). In 2007, approximately fortypercent (40%) of what Pasco recycled was construc-tion and demolition debris materials. Other materialsincluded paper and fiber at eight percent (8%) and recyclables like aluminum, glass and plastic and cans(which are included in our residential recyclable pro-gram) at approximately ten percent (10%). Othermaterials recycled included items like scrap metal, textiles, white goods, and miscellaneous items.

9. Can I recycle plastic grocery bags? What about other plastic bags?Some plastic bags are recyclable, but not through Pasco County’s recycling program. You can reusegrocery plastic bags, or drop them off for recycling at area grocery stores. Other plastics should be put inyour regular trash. Plastic bags are a contaminant in our recycle stream. Please help us to keep themout of recycling bins.

10. Can I recycle aerosol cans with steel cans?No. Unfortunately none of our steel can recycling programs accept aerosol cans. You can safely disposeof empty aerosol cans in the trash. If the can is not empty, it is considered hazardous waste, and should

be taken to our household hazardous waste drop off.

11. Can I mix steel and aluminum cans together?Yes. You can mix your steel and aluminum cans in your blue bag.

12. Why should I remove the caps on plastic bottles?The cap is made from a different type of plastic than the bottle, and they are classified as a “contaminate” in the load when left on. Also, removing the caps enables the bottles to be crushed more easily so they occupy less space. Please remove the caps from plastic bottles before recycling.

13. Why do I have to rinse out cans and bottles?Food waste is a contaminate in the recycle stream. It makes processing difficult – for example oil fromfood waste can interfere in the chemical binding process of forming new glass from glass cullet. Inaddition, it attracts bugs and vermin when set out at the curb and can carry these things into ourprocessing facility. Also, at most facilities including ours, the separation of recyclables involves people.

14. Do I have to crush aluminum cans or plastic bottles?No, but we encourage you to crush cans and plastic bottles in order to save space.

15. Do I have to remove labels from jars or bottles?No, you do not need to remove labels from glass, plastic, or steel containers before recycling them. Weask that you remove lids (and discard them), but labels do not need to be removed since they are easilyremoved in the recycling process.

16. Where can I recycle newspapers in Pasco?Pasco County has five drop offs where you can find a newspaper ONLY container. You can also check with private entities like non-profits, churches, etc. Many will recycle paper to raise funds. The PascoCounty schools have an excellent paper recycling program which earns money for the schools. Many oftheir campuses are open for public drop off.

More at portal.pascocountyfl.net

Most OftenAsked Questions About Recycling.I 6


SON: Were you a teacher before a prin-cipal?BJ: Yes, I was a high school choral direc-tor in Dekalb County, (Atlanta) Georgia and a Guidance Counselor for four years in Pasco County.

SON: How long have you been a prin-cipal?BJ: I’ve been a principal for thirteen years and was an assistant principal for eleven years.

SON: You have been at Seven Oaks El-ementary since day one, what made you want to come here? Did you have a choice?BJ: I was the principal at Anclote El-ementary for eight years and knew, after eight years, that my mission had been accomplished there. My professional goals included opening a new school along my principal journey. Yes, I had a choice. I applied, interviewed and was of-fered the principal post at Seven Oaks El-ementary as a new school.

SON: How have you seen yourself grow since being at SOES?BJ: Self-reflection is important, as you know, and I have grown through the

professional growth of my teachers, and the wonderful relationships with my fami-lies and students. Opening a new school and cultivating the culture is paramount to the success of the school commu-nity. Research shows that it takes three years to mold school culture. This school ROCKS!!!

SON: How have you seen the school grow?BJ: Seven Oaks Elementary School is a beacon in our district. Known as a high achieving school in our district, we as-cribe to best practices in teaching, meet-ing the individual needs of students and the welcoming of active participation of our parents in our success as a Five Star School and a State recognized A+ school for five years. SON: What are the visions for SOES in the future?BJ: I want our school to continue to be a shining beacon in our district. We will focus on science lab exploration, Problem Solving/Response to Intervention strate-gies for student achievement and the high level of parent involvement at all levels.

SON: How can the community help SOES?BJ: The community is highly support-ive, active and I encourage the continued participation in all school related activi-ties.SON: What is your favorite time of the day at school?BJ: My favorite time of the day is

when the children arrive in the morning for an active day of learning and explo-ration. In addition, at the end of the day, knowing that all students have arrived home safely to return to me the next morn-ing for another day of learning and joy. I love being the principal of Seven Oaks El-ementary School. Thank you for being an active member on this amazing journey.

Area School Info

Seven Oaks Elementary School27633 Mystic Oaks BlvdWesley Chapel, FL 33543

Phone: (813) 794-0700Web: soeagles.pasco.k12.fl.us/

Wesley Chapel Elementary School

30243 Wells RdWesley Chapel, FL 33544

Phone: (813) 794-0100Web: wces.pasco.k12.fl.us

Dr. John Long Middle School2025 Mansfield Blvd

Wesley Chapel, FL 33543Phone: (813) 346-6200

Web: jlms.pasco.k12.fl.us

Wiregrass Ranch High School2909 Mansfield Blvd.

Wesley Chapel, FL 33543 (813) 346-6000

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SOPOA meets at The Clubhouse on the 4th Tuesday each month at 6:00PM All residents wel-come.


RESIDENT COUNCIL UPDATE

By Michael Davis, Resident Council Representative for Shoregrass

The Resident Council meets at The Clubhouse on the first Tuesday

of each month at 7:00PM All residents welcome.

The Seven Oaks Resident Council (RC) is made up of your neighbors who vol-unteer their time to form a communi-

cation vehicle to help link the entire Seven Oaks community.

The RC is designed to consist of one rep-resentative from each of the neighborhoods within Seven Oaks. These representatives are responsible for bringing the concerns of their neighborhood to the RC monthly meetings, which are held on the first Tues-day of the month. As a group, the RC sifts through these concerns and determines if they should be directed toward the various Boards and/or local and state government officials for an appropriate solution. RC representatives utilize various methods of communication to bring information to the community and alert their neighbors about proposed changes to the status quo.

One of the main vehicles of communi-cation for a RC representative is an email contact list. These lists are used to deliver unified community-wide notices regarding information updates, crime alerts, street closings, lost pets, etc. Please be sure your representative has at least one current email address for a member of your household. This will afford us the opportunity to keep you abreast of updates as they occur. The RC will not use your information for commer-cial purposes and individual representatives are instructed not to share email addresses and/or contact information throughout the neighborhood, so you can rest assured that your privacy will be respected. Our com-munity website, www.mysevenoaks.com, is also used by the RC to communicate to the community. The recent upgrade of the website allows the RC to be even more ef-fective. I urge everyone to visit the site and re-register if you have not done so already. The website is used by the RC as a tool to share universal information throughout the community. In addition, several RC repre-sentatives have created subdivision specific forum groups to allow residents to commu-nicate on general non-CDD, RC and SOPOA matters (i.e., birth announcements, items

for sale, etc.)While the technology of today makes it

easier for people to disseminate and receive information without personal contact, on a rare occurrence RC representatives will go door to door to bring information to you, verify your contact information, etc. Please understand if a RC representative is taking their time to go door-to-door, it is for a good reason.

We also welcome all residents to at-tend the aforementioned RC meetings. The RC uses these meetings as a forum to bring recent guest speakers like Florida State Rep-resentative, Will Weatherford; Pasco County Commissioner, Pat Mulieri; Pasco County

Sheriff, Bob White; Pasco County Property Appraiser, Mike Wells, and Florida State Crime Prevention Specialist, Brian MacNeel to the community. The RC also conducts of-ficial Seven Oaks related business at these meetings. One of the primary goals of the RC is to serve as a linchpin between the resi-dents of Seven Oaks and the CDD/SOPOA. You are urged to attend to share your con-cerns, give input and learn first hand about the events affecting your community. Your neighborhood RC representative will send you the “Agenda” for the next Meeting and the “Minutes” from the previous meetings. This information is also found on the web-site under the RC tab.

Over the years, your RC representatives were instrumental in spreading the word about important issues facing the commu-nity. Challenges with the I-75 improvement project, the Bruce B. Downs expansion proj-ect, the Mental Health Facility construction

within Seven Oaks, and community crime prevention, just to name a few. The RC has been instrumental in working with county, city and state officials to convey to those involved the concerns of the residents of Seven Oaks.

We are currently missing Resident Coun-cil Representatives from the following neigh-borhoods: Brookforest, Copperleaf, Coven-try, Fairgate, Lakeside, Silverleaf, Stillbrook, and Villas at Willow Creek. At the very least, RC representatives are required to attend one monthly meeting and forward informa-tion via email to your neighborhoods. Some RC representatives take it upon themselves to do more, but you are not required to.

If you reside in a sub-division that is not currently represented, please contact Chair-man Holly Hill ([email protected]) for fur-ther information.

Seven Oaks is a beautiful community made up of hard working people who want the best for their community. Your Resident Council speaks on your behalf to keep Seven Oaks the gem that it is. The input of every neighborhood is essential to this effort and we need your input to be effective.

I am sure I speak for all the RC repre-sentatives I serve with when I say that we take great pride in living in such a beautiful community and are working hard to keep it this way. With that said, please keep in mind that your active participation is the best in-surance that it will remain that way. Simple things like making sure RC representatives have your contact information, responding to requests for feedback/input and par-ticipating in community related matters is very much appreciated. Please help us, help you…

Resident Council

...we take great pride in living in such a beautiful

community...

A Little Insight Into Your Seven Oaks Resident Council


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Clubhouse Phone:813-907-7987

Clubhouse Hours:Sunday 7am - 9pm

Monday - Saturday 7am - 10pm

Cafe Hours:7am - 8pm daily

Fitness Room Hours:Sunday 5am - 9pm

Monday - Saturday 5 am - 10pm

Clubhouse Email:[email protected]

Web Address:www.MySevenOaks.com

CLUBHOUSE HAPPENINGS

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GET TOGETHEROpen to all residents 21+ years of age.

BYOB, bring an appetizer, and $2.00 cover charge.

Clubhouse Gathering RoomAugust 20th • 7pm - 11pm

This is NOT a CDD sponsored function. This is a resident sponsored function.

Come out and join us at the Clubhouse to socialize and meet both new and old friends alike. Bring an appetizer to share and your favorite beverage to drink. 21 and over please! $2.00 per person

Labor Day Weekend

Calypso Pool Party

Saturday, September 4th 1:00pm to 4:00pm

Complimentary Snow Cones 1:00pm – 2:00pmPre-paid Pizza $1.00 per slice,

must be paid in advance to Managers by September 3rd @ 5pm

Live Entertainment

Red Cross Babysitter’s TrainingSeven Oaks in the Aerobics room

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CLUBHOUSE CLASSES AND ACTIVITIES

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30 to 40 minute group session, limited to 10 participants per class. Focus on working the entire core to strengthen the abdominal muscles as well as lower back.

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BOOT CAMP - ADULTSGet in gear with an outdoor boot camp. Enjoy nature and have fun at the same time while you get fit. All fitness levels welcome. Call for pricing and times.

BOOT CAMP FOR KIDSCardio, strength, flexibility core and endurance using bodies own weight, bands and running

Jack Somoano (321) 443-2922 or email [email protected]

GUITAR LESSONS

Call for prices and to schedule private les-sons.

Cameron Schmitz (813) 994-4353 a Berklee College of Music graduate offering all styles and levels.

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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS CLUBHOUSE ANNOUNCEMENTS

CLUBHOUSE IMPROVEMENTS

The Clubhouse will have limited access October 3rd, 4th and 5th due to inte-rior and exterior paint work which has been scheduled during those days. Please check on www.MySevenO-aks.com for updates.

WINNING DAD

Congratulations to Kenneth Knapp, winner of our Fa-ther’s Day Raffle two tickets to the Rays game. We hope you had a wonderful time!

BUSINESS SERVICES OFFERED AT THE

CLUBHOUSEAvailable Daily: 10:00am to 7:00pm, or while Manager’s are on duty.

FAX SERVICE Long Distance $2.25 1st sheet and $1.00 each addi-tional sheet (max. 10 sheets) + tax. Local $1.75 1st sheet and $1.00 each additional sheet (max. 10 sheets) + tax

COPY SERVICEBlack and White only .15 per sheet (max. 10 sheets) Color copies .40 per sheet (max. 10 sheets)

GATE REMOTESNeighborhood Gates and Remote Openers are handled through Rampart PropertiesSue Diaz (813) 963-6400 ext. 207 Or Direct: (813) 386-2557 or [email protected]

LET’S TALK STREETLIGHTS

If a resident sees a streetlight out and would like to expe-dite the repair process, call WREC at (813) 979-9732 ext. #1146 and give them the eight (8) digit poll number located on the face of the poll.

TENNIS RACKETS FOR RENT

We now have tennis rackets for rent at the Clubhouse. The fee is $2.00 each, per 1 ½ hour use.

TENNIS BALLS FOR SALE

We are also now selling tennis balls for your conve-nience at the Café. Cost per three pack is $2.50 + tax

MAHJONGGDo you have an interest in playing MahJongg at the Clubhouse on Tuesday after-noons? Contact Fran at (813) 412-3612 or Myra at (813) 994-9570 or email

[email protected]

BOOK AND DVD DONATIONS

The Clubhouse is currently seeking book and DVD do-nations to add to our current Seven Oaks Library, locat-ed in the Junior Activities Room. If you have any unwanted books or DVDs that you would like to donate, we would love to add them to our Library to be offered to all residents.Children’s books are also needed.

STROLLER STRIDES 4TH OF JULY PARADE ROLLS ON AT WIREGRASS MALL

MOMS CLUBMOMS Club (Moms Offer-ing Moms Support) chapter of Wesley Chapel is open to any stay-at-home mom living in 33544 and 33545. Playgroups, field trips, park days, mom’s night out, family events etc. You are invited to attend the next meeting on Mon, Aug 16, 10am, Lexington Oaks club-house [email protected].

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CLUBHOUSE ANNOUNCEMENTS RESIDENT ANNOUNCEMENTSIn Loving Memory ofCarlie Ulrich

July 27, 2004 –June 11, 2010The Bobcat Team at Seven Oaks Elementa-

ry school is fundraising to donate a picnic table, dubbed “Carlie’s Corner” for all of the school community to enjoy.

Carlie enjoyed having lunch with her family and friends regularly during Kindergar-ten and we felt this would be a fitting way to honor and remember her at our school.

Our fundraising goal is $1200. Any addi-tional funds will be donated to Eagar, Arizona’s High School Disaster Fund to help rebuild the school which was damaged by the plane crash the Ulrich family was involved in.

All donations are greatly appreciated and we thank you in advance for your kindness and generosity. Please make checks payable to SOES. Please remember to include your phone number in the memo line. Please mail all do-nations to Michelle Bergmann Seven Oaks El-ementary School 27633 Mystic Oak Boulevard Wesley Chapel, FL 33544

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Q: Why are you interested in the politi-cal position of Pasco County Mosquito Con-trol Commissioner?

A: First of all, I’ve always been interested in public service. I have been told many times that I should run for public office. At this time, in my life, I feel this is the perfect opportunity to give back to the community that has been so good to me. The Mosquito Control Commis-sioners are in charge of an operating budget of over 6 million dollars. In these trying econom-ic times the taxpayers of Pasco County deserve someone that is going to be fiscally responsible with their money while keeping the health and well being of the citizens a top priority. I’m that person.

Q: What are your professional qualifica-tions for the office you seek?

A: I hold a bachelors degree from the Uni-versity of Central Florida where I was also a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. I’m the small business owner of a health care company and a health care consulting and placement firm. My extensive business back-ground gives me the managerial, budgetary, and leadership experience to get the job done. I also enjoy serving the community. Currently I volunteer for the Seven Oaks Elementary School Advisory Council and volunteer coach at Wesley Chapel Athletic Association. I’ve belonged to various Chambers of Commerce and was the 2006 North Tampa Chamber Member of the Year. I’ve been endorsed by Representative Kevin Ambler and former State Representative Ken Littlefield.

Q: If you were in the position right now, what would you be doing?

A: I would be reviewing the current bud-get line by line and looking for areas where we could save the taxpayers money. I’d be making sure that there is not any wasteful spending go-ing on. If there was needless spending going on I would clean it up. I’d also be listening to the citizens about their needs, wants and con-cerns.

Q: Is there anything the community can do to help you succeed?

A: I appreciate you asking that. The main thing I will ask of the community is to vote for me on November 2nd. We can always use volunteers. We will be looking for people to walk the community with us so we can get in-formation about our campaign to more people. I will also be looking for people to help at the polls during early voting and November 2nd. Also, if you would put a bumper sticker on your car or a sign in your yard that would be great. Contact me and I will deliver them to you. As always, we appreciate any volunteers or campaign donations.

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Mike Moore with his wife Lauren and their three children Aiden, Aubrey and Amberlee

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DISCOVERY POINT SEVEN OAKSThe Discovery Point Child Development Center has been

proud to be part of the Seven Oaks community for 4 years. It has been our pleasure to play such an important role in

providing care and education to all of our children. We have a team of dedicated professionals whose goals are simple. That is to provide care to our children rooted in what we call the “Three A’s”. Attention, Affection and Approval are cornerstones of what have made us the loving and nurturing center that our fami-lies have come to admire, trust and respect. As an educational based Child Care Center, we incorporate fun, love and happiness into our daily routines. We provide care for infants as young as 6 weeks old and offer before and after school care for kids up to 12 years old. Our Lead Teachers are all CDA credentialed and all of our teachers have passed rigorous background screenings as well as being certified in CPR and First Aid. Our programs feature hot lunches and daily snacks included in our weekly tuition. In addition to our infant and preschool classes, we are pleased to be one of the areas most sought after VPK programs, offering this free program to any child who turns 4 years old by September 1st of that school year. In our 4 plus years of opera-tion we have received a tremendous number of referrals from cur-rent and past parents as well as the enrollment of siblings into our vari-ous programs. We are proud of these recommendations and are committed to always provide the level of excellence, care and love that Discovery Point Seven Oaks is known for.

In 2007, the Discovery Point Seven Oaks was named the win-ner of the President’s Award as the top rated Discovery Point in the nation. To be recognized from the National Headquarters in Atlanta, GA as the “best of the best” in our first full year of op-eration was an accomplishment that we will take pride in forever.

As the owners of this family owned business, we would like to take this opportunity to thank the hundreds of families who have allowed us the privilege to care for your children. I hope that all of you know that we are genuinely proud and honored to be an important part of your lives. All of your kids are “our” kids, too. We love them truly and again thank you for being part of our lives.

For those of you we have not yet met, we invite you to stop by and take a tour of our school or contact us at 994-2700. We will be hosting an OPEN HOUSE on Saturday Aug 7th from 1-3 pm -please feel free to stop in and meet the team.Sincerely,

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This wonderful luxurious full body treatment uses warm bamboo tools de-signed for relaxation or deep tissue work. If you love deep massages you will LOVE this new modality. This massage is a wonderful way to get that deep tissue feel without the soreness that can often accompany traditional deep tissue massage. The bamboo sticks hold heat and provide maxi-mum comfort as they are applied with pres-sure and movement to tight muscles. Sooth-ing rhythmic strokes apply deep pressure with unique relaxation simultaneously. Bam-boo fusion massage has many benefits that include, but are not lim-ited to:

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Specialty Coffee and Frozen Frapps now available

Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit............. $3.75

Bagel with Butter or Cream Cheese ...... $1.75Danish or Cinnamon Bun ....................... $1.75Assorted Muffin ....................................... $1.75(Blueberry, Chocolate Chip or Banana Nut)

LUNCH TIMEINCLUDE “THE MEAL DEAL”

For an additional $1.25, Lunch will include a choice of Soda & Chips

Hamburger ............................................... $5.95(Add Cheese $.50) (Add Bacon $.50)

Hot Dog or Corn Dog ............................... $3.25 BBQ Honey Glazed Chicken Wings ....... $5.95(7 wings per order) (Bleu Cheese $.50)

Mozzarella Sticks ..................................... $4.95(5 per order) (Served with Marinara Sauce)

Ranch Chicken......................................... $6.25 (Topped with Cheese, Bacon, Tomato & Ranch Dressing, served on a Bun)

Chicken Parmigiana ................................ $6.25 (Topped with Marinara Sauce, Melted Cheese & Parmesan Cheese, served on a Bun)

Chicken Nuggets ..................................... $4.00

Chicken Sliders........................................ $5.95(Three Mini Seasoned Chicken Patties served on a Bun with Lettuce, Tomato & your

choice of B.B.q. Sauce or Mayo)

Buffalo Chicken Sandwich ..................... $6.25(Breaded Chicken tossed with Medium Wing Sauce, served on a Bun with Lettuce & Tomato)

B.L.T. ......................................................... $4.25 (Served on your choice of Whole Wheat, White or Bun)

Grilled Cheese ......................................... $4.95(Served on your choice of Whole Wheat or White) (Add Bacon $.50)

(Add Tomato $.50) (Add Ham $1.00)

Ham or Turkey & Cheese ........................ $5.95(Served on your choice of Whole Wheat, White or Bun)

Peanut Butter & Jelly .............................. $3.50(Served on your choice of Whole Wheat or White)

Pizza for “1” ............................................. $4.00(Choice of Cheese or Pepperoni)

WRAPS $6.25 EACH YOUR CHOICE OF:Greek WrapOverstuffed with Grilled Chicken, Feta Cheese, Onions, Lettuce, Olives, Tomatoes, Banana Peppers, & drizzled with Creamy Balsamic

Buffalo WrapBreaded Chicken tossed in Medium Buffalo Wing Sauce, lettuce, tomato & a drizzle of Ranch Dressing

Taco Salad WrapDiced Breaded Chicken, Crushed Tortillas, Lettuce, Tomato, Onions, Salsa & Nacho Cheese

California Club WrapGrilled Chicken, Bacon, Provolone Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion & a choice of Mayo, Mustard or Ranch Dressing

Chicken Parmagiana WrapBreaded Chicken topped with Marinara, Parmesan Cheese & melted Provolone Cheese

Sicilian WrapSalami, Ham, Turkey, Provolone Cheese, Banana Peppers, Lettuce, Tomato & a choice of Mayo, Mustard or Creamy Balsamic

Chef Salad WrapTurkey, Ham, Salami, American Cheese, Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato & a choice of Mayo or Mustard

Crunchy Chicken WrapBreaded Chicken, Provolone Cheese, Bacon, Lettuce & Tomato, tossed with Ranch Dressing

Submarine WrapBreaded Chicken, Salami, Provolone Cheese, Black Olives, Banana Peppers & drizzled with Creamy Balsamic

Healthy Selection Salad .......................... $7.95 Choice of:Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Cheese, Walnuts, Dried Cranberries, Chicken, Ham or Turkey, served with your choice of Italian, Balsamic or Ranch Dressing

Fruit Cup ................................................... $2.00Nutritional Bars ........................................ $1.95Snacks & Sides ........................................ $3.00Nacho’s & Cheese ................................... $3.00(Salsa Available upon Request Add $.50)

French Fries ............................................. $3.00(Add Cheese $.50)

Jumbo Soft Pretzel .................................. $2.25 (Cinnamon Sugar, Salt or Plain, add Cheese $.50)

CANDIES & TREATS ................................ $1.10Buttered Popcorn, Rice Krispie Treats, Cookies, Fruit Snacks, Slim Jims(Sour Skittles, Tropical Skittles, Regular Skittles, Air Heads Extreme, Nerd Rope, Twix, Snickers, Kit-Kat, Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, Butterfinger, Regular, Peanut Butter or Peanut M&M’s)

Air Heads Mini’s .................................................................................$.25Assorted Chips ....................................................................................$.50Ice-Cream Sandwich, Sundae Cone, Ice-Cream Bar, Fudge Bar, Snicker’s Bar ...................................................................$1.50Ice Pop (Cherry, Sour Apple or Blue Raspberry) ..............................$1.00Assorted Smoothies (Request to see our Smoothie Menu) ................$4.50Lemonade Slushies (Pink or Yellow) .................................................$2.50

BEVERAGESMilk/Chocolate Milk $1.50 - Assorted Soda 1.00 - Gatorade $2.00 - Bottled Water $1.50 - Vitamin Water $2.00 Lemonade/Iced-Tea $1.50 - Yoo-Hoo $1.50

COFFEE MENUCoffee ................................................................................................ $1.75Flavored Coffee ................................................................................. $2.25Cappuccino ....................................................................................... $3.50Espresso(Regular or Decaf) .............................................................. $2.00Double Espresso ................................................................................ $3.00Hot Chocolate ................................................................................... $1.75White Hot Chocolate ......................................................................... $2.75Recommended Flavors: Caramel, Vanilla, Hazelnut, Coconut, Toffee Nut, Peppermint, White Chocolate,

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FROZEN DELECTABLE DELIGHTS ........ $4.50Cookie CrunchBlended with chocolate chip cookies, chocolate syrup, Island Oasis cappuccino & ice cream mix, garnished with whipped cream & sprinkled with crushed cookies

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Almond JoyBlended with white & dark chocolate, coconut syrup, Island Oasis cappuccino & Ice cream mix, topped with whipped cream and flaked coconut

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AMBERSIDEKristina ............................ 904-651-1211Eve ................................... 991-1334Kelsey .............................. 494-1378BROOKFORESTSara .................................. 735-0165Julia ................................. 528-2646Samantha ......................... 994-6757Dakota ............................. 994-6708Loren,/yrs of exp. ............ 718-607-0739COPPERLEAFDevin ............................... 910-381-7126FAIRGATELexi .................................. 532-1292COVENTRYDanielle/13/CPR cert. ...... 466-2166Yoomi .............................. 468-0477EDENFIELDJada .................................. 393-7746FOREST EDGEDanni/12/cert. .................. 907-1565KNOLLPOINTAlexa ............................... 388-5673PALMETTO BENDMonica ............................. 973-1617PINECRESTBrenna ............................. 262-1508Age 14, Exp. sitter, CPR cert.Bradley ............................ 262-1508Age 11, Exp, sitterCatrina ............................. 929-4279SHOREGRASSLouie/April ...................... 907-5817Ashley .............................. 907-0702Lauren .............................. 907-0702McKenna ......................... 746-5787Gabriella .......................... 843-9855SPRINGWOODNicole .............................. 994-6846WILLOWCREEKMary ................................ 929-1864Sandi ................................ 994-1131WILLOWSTONEKimberly .......................... 787-649-0451

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IMPORTANT NUMBERSEmergency .......................................................911Non-emergency-Sheriff ....................................(813) 929-1204

Alligator Hotline .............................................(866) 392-4286

Animal Control ...............................................(813) 929-1212

Bright House Cable .........................................(888) 289-8988

Drivers Licence Auto Reg. ...............................(813)-939-6020

Government Center .........................................(813) 996-7341

Hartline (HART info Line) .............................(813) 254-4278

Pasco County Utilities - Water Normal business hrs .........................................(727) 847-8131After hrs emergency .........................................(727) 847-8144

Office of Emer. Manag. ....................................(727)-847-8137www.pascoemergencymanagement.com

Pasco County - Gen. Info .................................(813)-996-7341

Peoples Gas (TECO) ........................................(813) 275-3700www.peoplesgas.com

Post Office ........................................................(813)-991-7846

Supervisor of Elections ....................................(800) 851-8754

Tampa Electric (TECO) ..................................(888) 223-0800

Tax Collector (Mike Olson) ............................(813) 929-1390

Waste Aid .........................................................(727) 842-9309

Waste Services of Florida ...............................(813) 788-5556

Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce ...........(813)-994-8534

Wildlife Refuge ...............................................(813) 932-9545

Withlacoochee River Electric...........................(352) 567-5133www.wrec.net

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Rep. Ginny Brown-Waite (R)District Phone: 352-799-8354http://brown-waite.house.gov/

US Senator, FL (JR.) George S. LeMieux (R)District Phone: 561-842-8300http://lemieux.senate.gov

US Senator, FL (SR.) Bill Nelson (D)District Phone: 813-225-7040

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