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+ Intracoastal Bank turns 5
June marks five years of business for Intracoastal Bank — and in that time, the bank has grown from 10 employees to 24 and from no assets or deposits to $187.3 million in assets and $168.4 million in deposits. It has lent about $97 million to local businesses in the community.
“When we opened our doors on June 16, 2008, we were focused on one goal: to become Flagler Conty’s best (not biggest) bank,” said Bruce Page, president and CEO of Intracoastal Bank, in a statement. “We are thrilled with the success that we’ve had in Flagler County over the past five years and we look forward to bringing that same momentum to Volusia County with the recent addition of our Daytona Beach lending center.”
+ Sunset Inlet hosts grand opening
Grand Haven Realty and Emerald Homes are hosting a grand opening event for the Windward model home at Sunset Inlet in Beverly Beach. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, guests can tour the fully decorated, three-story home as well as see previews of two other pre-constructed homes.
Complimentary hamburgers and hotdogs will be grilled, and guests can attend seminars about fishing and other topics. Additionally, boats will be on display, there will be kayak and paddleboard demonstrations, and WNZF’s weekly "Southerm Sportsman Show" will broadcast live from the event.
For more information, visit www.sunsetinlet.com or call 445-0056.
+ Neurosurgeon expands practice
Dr. Mark Murphy has expanded his neurosurgery practice and opened a second office inside Florida Hospital Flagler at 60 Memorial Medial Parkway, Suite 2802, in Palm Coast.
Murphy’s primary office remains inside Florida Hospital Memorial Center at 305 Memorial Medical Parkway, Suite 206, in Daytona Beach. Patients can reach his office at either location by calling 244-9059.
+ MediQuick donates services
MediQuick Urgent Care Centers’ Pinnacles location donated physicals and drug screenings to 26 Flagler Beach lifeguards in April and May. The health care would have otherwise cost $1,950. MediQuick has been donating screenings and physicals to lifeguards in Flagler County for about five years.
+ Florida Hospital HospiceCare partners with We Honor Veterans
Of those who die each year in the United States, 25% are veterans. To help provide care and support, Florida Hospital HospiceCare has become a national partner of We Honor Veterans, a pioneering campaign developed by National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization in collaboration with the Department of Veterans Affairs.
The We Honor Veterans campaign provides resources and best practices for providing end-of-life care to veterans that organizations can integrate into their care. As a We Honor Veterans partner, Florida Hospital HospiceCare will implement ongoing veteran-centered education for its staff and volunteers.
+ Flagler Fish Co. honored again
Ever since TripAdvisor launched its certificate of excellence award program three years ago, Flagler Fish Co. has won each year, and this year is no exception. TripAdvisor awards these certificates to the top 10% of businesses listed on its international website.
+ Watson Realty Corp. news
David I. Alfin has been hired by Watson Realty Corp.
The following sales associates with Watson recently earned the Senior Real Estate Specialist designation given by the Senior Real Estate Specialist Council: Bina Yajnik, Beatriz Garcia-Hoeppner and David I. Alfin. Sales associates Cindy Tetreault and Sherry L. White already hold the designation.
