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Get on your gardening gloves and head out to Hammock Gardens Nursery & Landscaping Saturday, Nov. 23, for a workshop on how to grow potted hypertufa mushrooms. The event will be held in the garden's gift shop, at 5208 N. Oceanshore Blvd.
Hypertufa are lightweight containers made of a kind of rough, artificial stone.
Attendees can make one hypertufa mushroom for $20, or make three for $50.
Reservations are required. Call 446-9154, or visit hammockgardens.com.
New gift shop opens in Flagler Beach
Flagler Beach’s Pope Plaza is the new home of Creative Gifts and Crafts, a gift shop that carries frames, pictures, pet treat boxes, metal art, bird houses, seashells and Christmas ornaments.
With special prices available to seniors and veterans, the store is open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, at 1844 S. Oceanshore Blvd.
Call 264-4042.
Flagler County Chamber announces board nominees
The Flagler County Chamber released Nov. 25 a list of potential candidates for appointment to its board. Their list is as follows:
Winnie Costello, Center for Business Excellence
Kent Ryan, Daytona State College
Tom Grimes, Hilton Garden Inn Palm Coast/Town Center
Michael Barr, Crossroads Development
All nominees are required to be members in good standing, and the board is intended to represent different types and sizes of member businesses.
Additional candidates can still be nominated by petition.
Nomination petitions must have the signature of at least five percent of the voting members in good standing and be filed by Nov. 27. If no petitions are made, the board will vote on and ratify the proposed list Dec. 3.
Watson Realty hires new broker
Watson Realty Corp., at 1410 Palm Coast Parkway N.W., has hired a new broker, a native Floridian who used to spend a lot of her time growing up at her grandparents’ brokerage office.
"I feel that being a native Floridian has given me an excellent prospective and love for the Flagler County area,” Dana Davis said in a release. “I was born in Daytona Beach, raised in Winter Park and reared my children in Melbourne Beach.”
Both of Davis’ parents worked in real estate, her grandmother worked in real estate into her late 70s and Davis’ aunt is a real estate agent in Altamonte Springs.
Davis is a member of the county's, state's and nation's Association of Realtors and has a National Association of Realtors “green” designation, which allows her to help inform buyers about eco-friendly home features and green community initiatives.
"Every step you take towards green is a step in the right direction," she said.
Call 569-4998, or visit DanaDavisProperties.com.
