- November 23, 2024
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Jimmy Velio and Joseph Frrascogna
Score 87
Misty Ritchie
Pam Greene
Carol Bryant
Drea Schuster
Kathy McEnaney
Colleen Hess
New owners drop anchor at Fisherman’s Net of Flagler Beach’s
Jimmy Velio and Joseph Frascogna recently purchased Fisherman’s Net in Flagler Beach and have changed the name to the Anchor Flagler Beach.
“We were looking for an opportunity and saw the restaurant listed for sale and were confident that we could make some big improvements,” Velio said. “After we closed on the purchase with former owner Rab Persaud, we immediately started remodeling.”
Frascogna first saw the restaurant while he was on vacation at Hammock Dunes. This is his 35th restaurant improvement project. His goal when he takes on a project is to improve the food, atmosphere and service.
They have remodeled the interior and exterior, including painting the inside and out, adding new flooring, demolishing walls, opening window-viewing areas, purchasing new equipment and much more. They also added a wooden wave wall separating tables on the upper dining area, and added a 250 square-foot deck, designed by Flagler Beach architect Joseph Pozzuoli.
In addition to adding multiple large sailfish pieces of art across the top perimeter of the exterior, they purchased a salvaged 5,000-pound medal anchor, the focal point of the restaurant.
Fisherman’s Net was originally opened in 1984. The Anchor Flagler Beach is located at 500 S. Oceanshore Blvd. in Flagler Beach. Call 439-1818. They can be found online at https://www.facebook.com/TheAnchorFlaglerBeach.
Flagler County Chamber welcomes directors
The Flagler County Chamber has selected two new board members, each serving a three-year term: George Allison of Allison & Associates Global Educational Consultants and Michelle Brown of the Flagler Beach Gift Shop.
“Our board of directors is made up of community leaders who are committed to serving Flagler County and its businesses,” said President Rebecca DeLorenzo. “We are delighted to welcome George and Michelle as new board members and look forward to the leadership and perspective they will provide to our organization.”
Rich Stanfield of Hammock Beach Resort is the Chamber's s 2016 Board Chairman, and Jimmy Millhollin of RE/MAX Flagstaff is vice chairman this year and will serve as chairman in 2017. Call 437-0106.
Score 87 receives platinum status
The Flagler/Volusia SCORE Chapter 87 celebrated their annual volunteer appreciation banquet on February at the Oceanside Country Club in Ormond Beach. It was announced at the banquet that the chapter has earned the Chapter Platinum Leadership Award for the second year in a row. This award is the highest recognition a SCORE Chapter can achieve. It is given to chapters that have made exceptional contributions to SCORE. Chapter 87 outperformed all the other Chapters in the District, including Orlando and Jacksonville. Call 255-6889 www.score87.org.
Hired!
Florida Hospital Flagler’s Volunteers has named Carol Bryant to serve as president of the Florida Hospital Flagler auxiliary. In this role Bryant will oversee the hospital’s volunteers and will act as chairperson of the auxiliary’s executive board. Additionally, she will report to the hospital’s administration on the activities of the auxiliary. This is a two year appointment. Bryant replaces previous president Flo McCarthy.
Chuck Shaffer, broker and owner of Palm Coast Real Estate, is pleased to announce he has hired real estate agent Misty Ritchie, whose professional slogan is "Converting Transactions into Relationships.”
Coast Title Insurance Agency has added Pam Greene to its team as a title insurance agent.
Kudos
Agent Drea Schuster, a specialist in residential real estate with Coldwell Banker Premier Properties, has been named Top Sales Agent for February. Her colleague, Kathy McEnaney, was named Top Listing Associate for the month.
Real Living Palm West Home Realty. Inc. has awarded Colleen Hess as its Agent of the Month for February.
