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+ Home Instead Senior Care holds open house
An open house for Home Instead Senior Care’s new Palm Coast office will be held 3-7 p.m. Sept. 22, at 399 S.W. Palm Coast Parkway. A nonmedical home healthcare agency, Home Instead provides in-home aid, including housekeeping, meal preparation, medication reminders, bathing, personal care, grocery shopping, errands and companionship, primarily to seniors citizens. Services are available from two to 24 hours per day, by trained, bonded and insured caregivers.
+ Tim Terry named new CEO of Putnam State Bank
Daniel Martinez, chairman of the board for Putnam State Bank, recently announced the hiring of Tim Terry as the bank’s new president and CEO.
Terry has more than 35 years of banking experience, and was recently president and CEO of Enterprise Bank of Florida. He will replace Wayne McClain.
+ WastePro to offer $1,000 high school sports donation
At the end of this year’s football season, WastePro will award $500 each to Flagler Palm Coast and Matanzas high schools’ athletics directors. The company is also sponsoring an initiative called “The WastePro Academic and Athletic Excellence Awards,” which recognize Flagler County high school athletes for classroom/field achievements.
Each week during football season, students will be recognized at halftime on WNZF Radio during game broadcasts. Winning students will receive a certificate of achievement and dinners at participating restaurants.
+ Intracoastal Bank earns top rating from Bauer Financial
Intracoastal Bank, at 1290 Palm Coast Parkway, announced Sept. 9, the receipt of a five-star “Superior” rating from Bauer Financial Inc., based on its financial condition as of the second year’s quarter, which ended June 30. The rating is the highest designated by Bauer.
+ ‘Palm Coast Jazz’ croons onto the airwaves
A new online radio show, or podcast, along with a corresponding Facebook page, has been created for jazz fans in Palm Coast. Hosted by Palm Coast residents Allison Paris and Kenny MacKenzie, “Palm Coast Jazz” is a monthly show featuring music and news from local performers, as well as a concert calendar for jazz shows in Palm Coast, St. Augustine, Ormond and New Smyrna.
The first episode ranks No. 30 of all jazz podcasts on www. Podomatic.com. For the free podcast, visit www.PalmCoastJazz.Podomatic.com.
+ Valley joins Keller Williams Realty, Atlantic Partners
Keller Williams Realty, Atlantic Partners has announced the hiring of Donna Valley. From Massachusetts, where she ran a customer service business, Valley moved to Florida in 2000 and obtained her state real estate license in 2002. Valley and her husband, Bill, have two daughters, each in the Navy, and one son.
NEW PALM COAST BUSINESSES
According to Palm Coast’s Business Assistance Center, the following businesses were issued business tax receipts the week of Sept. 12 through Sept. 16.
• Anew Counseling LLC is a therapy clinic at 50 Leanni Way.
• Home & Self Defense Specialists is a retailer at 21 Old Kings Road.
• Helena Hreib is a home-based seamstress.
• Helping Hands 24 HR Road Service LLC is a home-based motor vehicle repair service.
• Marko Construction LLC is a home-based handyman service.
• Homeland Security Safeguard Co. is a home-based handyman service.
• Linda’s Cleaning Service is a home-based janitorial service.
• Dubbs Welding is a home-based welding service.
• DataQuiver Computer Services is a computer-repair company in unincorporated Flagler.
• FS & G Maintenance is a home-based handyman service.
PALM COAST PERMITS
The following is an update for permit activity in the city from Sept. 8 through Sept. 14:
Total number of all permits issued: 123
Commercial permits issued:
A $4,000 permit was issued to Philips Coastal Construction for interior alterations to Styles Salon, on 7 Florida Park Drive.
Occupancy permits issued:
50 Leanni Way — A New Counseling LLC — Sibel Guelseren
110 Flagler Plaza Drive 110 — Smugglers Tobacco/Cigar Bar — Randal Cummings
11 Industry Drive — Class A Graphics — Victor Flebotte
6 Old Kings Road — Salsa’s Mexican Restaurant — Jesus and Blanca Valencia
Commercial certificates of occupancy applications submitted:
A $429,825 permit application was submitted by RD Michaels Inc. for building, site and landscape permits for an AT&T building at 5180 State Road 100.
Residential permits issued:
• A $35,000 permit was issued to Coastal Reconstruction for interior alterations to 33 Lloshire Path.
• A $10,019 permit was issued to Budd Severino Advanced Home for an addition to 26 Penn Manor Lane.
• A $9,800 permit was issued to Philips Coastal Construction for an addition to 6 Chatham Place.
• A $5,000 permit was issued to Seay Construction for interior alterations to 34 Seafaring Path.
• A $5,000 permit was issued to By the Shore for an addition to 18 Clarendon Court S.
• A $4,300 permit was issued to Hammock Home Improvements for interior alterations to 26 Blaine Tree Place.
• A $3,944 permit was issued to Hammock Home Improvements for interior alterations to 153 Rae Drive.
• A $3,239 permit was issued to Budd Severino Advanced Home for an addition to 96 Westmoreland Lane.
Source: city of Palm Coast
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