- November 23, 2024
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+ Chamber hires two Flagler residents as tourism pros
Georgia Turner announced this week in her monthly newsletter that two tourism professionals have been hired to the Flagler County Chamber of Commerce’s tourism development wing.
Replacing Jaffy Lee and Laura Gamba, who resigned from their positions late last year, both new employees are county residents.
Jeanine Volpe was hired as the chamber’s new tourism administrative assistant. A resident since 1997, Volpe formerly worked as a travel agent.
Amy Lukasik, who started Jan. 9, was hired as tourism marketing manager. She previously worked for Bluegreen Corp., as a marketing coordinator/concierge at World Golf Village.
To contact the new employees, email [email protected], or [email protected].
+ Eddie Money to no longer host Atlanta rock station
After three months at the mic, pop-rocker and Flagler County resident Eddie Money will no longer host morning shows on Atlanta radio station 97.1/The River. Nick Parsons, known as English Nick, will take over hosting in his place.
Cox Radio Atlanta Vice President Tony Kidd said Money’s fame did not increase ratings after he joined in October. Ratings for listeners 25 to 54, in fact, dipped. Call 404-897-7486.
+ Dental practice adds new dentist: Jessie Bech
Dr. Jessie Bech has joined the dental practice of Drs. Dorne, Rockey, Secunda and Magee, located at 105 Cypress Point Parkway. She formerly practiced at Florida Family Dentistry.
The addition also marks a familial union — Dr. Bech and Dr. Magee have been married for 10 years.
A 2001 University of Florida College of Dentistry graduate, she has been practicing in Flagler for more than 10 years.
The dentistry also recently added Zoom Whitening to its offerings, and Dr. Bech adds the service of clear correct “invisible” braces. Call 445-6677.
+ 100 Plus Realty hires Kim Young as new agent
As the company’s newest Realtor, Kim Young has joined 100 Plus Realty Group, at 15 N. Old Kings Road, in the Walker Plaza.
Call 447-3745.
+ Chamber to host ‘Do more in less time’ workshop
The Flagler County Chamber of Commerce & Affiliates will host an informational professional-development session titled, “Do more in less time,” led by certified Microsoft Office Specialist Eve Wallace, of Southern Technology Group.
The workshop will provide tools to be more productive in Microsoft Office 2010, and run 3:30-5 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 19, at 20 Airport Road.
For more, call 437-0106.
+ Kendal Caputo earns luxury home marketing certification
Real Living Palm West Realty Agent Ken Caputo earned the Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist designation last month.
An award-winning agent, Caputo has been working in his field since the early 1990s. Call 986-7091.
+ Standing ‘O’ Business Excellence Awards campaign
Does your business operate on a foundation of excellence? Contact Joel Botet at [email protected] for details on The Observer’s campaign.
PALM COAST BUSINESS ACTIVITY
According to Palm Coast’s Business Assistance Center, the following companies were issued business tax receipts the week of Jan. 2 through Jan. 6.
• “The Best” European Deli is a deli/food store, at 160 Cypress Point Parkway.
• The Art & Soul Studio is an art studio, at 25 Pine Cone Drive.
• Picture Perfect Frame & Gallery is a retail store, at 25 Palm Harbor Village Way.
• Tiffany Brodsky is a home-based tutor.
• Mechanical Arts & Technology is a home-based Internet firm.
• Behrens Lawn Service Inc. is a home-based landscaping service.
• Renaissance Lawn & Landscape is a home-based landscaping service.
• Jonathan Rosa Handyman Service is a home-based handyman service.
• DJ Harmony Mobile Entertainment is a home-based entertainment service.
• Ronald Diamond Appraisal Service is a home-based consultant.
PALM COAST PERMITS
The following is an update for permit activity in the city from Dec. 14 to Jan. 3:
Total number of all permits issued: 174
Commercial permit applications submitted:
• Cline Construction submitted a $402,000 permit application for infrastructure and a parking lot at Palm Coast Methodist Church, on 6595 Belle Terre Parkway.
• CB Bovenkamp Inc. submitted a $230,000 permit application for interior improvements to the AT&T building, at 5180 State Road 100.
• Cline Construction also submitted a $125,000 permit application for a sidewalk on Belle Terre Parkway and State Road 100.
• Infinimage Construction Inc. submitted a $35,000 permit application for interior improvements to Dynasty Buffet, at 10 Palm Harbor Village Way.
Occupancy permits issued:
Address — Business — Applicant
• 315 Palm Coast Parkway — Advance Gastroenterology Center — Hank Leary
• 1 Florida Park Dr. — Palm Coast Farmers Market — Jorge Soares
• 10 Cypress Point Parkway — Coastal Spine & Sport / Chiropractic Acupuncture — Antomar of Palm Coast
• 4982 Palm Coast Parkway — Consigned Retail Furniture — Harry Kunz
Commercial certificates of occupancy issued:
Address — Business — Applicant
• 315 Palm Coast Parkway — Florida Health Care (interior alterations) — Manley Construction
• 25 Old Kings Road — Delicias Del Portugal Bakery — Ideal Homes
Residential permits issued:
• Seagate Homes was issued a $270,000 permit, for a single-family residence at 29 Big Horn Drive.
• Paytas Homes Inc. was issued a $250,000 permit, for a single-family residence at 170 Arena Lake Drive.
• Whitley Builders Inc. was issued a $30,000 permit, for an addition to 3 Coral Reef Court.
• John Rawlins Construction was issued a $20,000 permit, for an addition to 20 Zodiacal Place.
• Ideal Homes at Palm Coast was issued a $16,000 permit, for an addition to 35 Roller Lane.
• Coverall Aluminum was issued a $12,000 permit, for an addition to 135 Pine Grove Drive.
• Florida Hurricane Shutter was issued a $2,460 permit, for alterations to 6 River Point Drive.
• Indermatie Somwaru was issued a $1,700 permit, for an addition to 41 Farrington Lane.
• Hammock Home Improvements was issued a $1,450 permit, for alterations to 5 Fellowship Drive.
• Mohammad Rana was issued a $1,000 permit, for alterations to 38 Pebble Wood Lane.
Source: city of Palm Coast
