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+ BeachHouse Beanery hits four-year mark
Flagler Beach’s BeachHouse Beanery reached its fourth year in business, as fireworks flew off the pier this Fourth of July.
“Four years ago, when we opened on July Fourth, we knew it wasn’t ideal timing,” Owner Carol Fisher wrote in a recent company newsletter. “Sort of a tough initiation, like baptism by fire.”
So to commemorate its opening this year, the Beanery moved its celebration to July 12, by giving out free cookies with every purchase and offering homemade sangria specials in the evening.
The BeachHouse Beanery is located at 202 S. Central Ave. Call 338-2484.
+ Holland earns broker price-evaluation certificate
Exit Realty First Choice in Palm Coast sales agent Mary Jane Holland has earned a Broker Price Opinion Resource Certification, giving her a nationally recognized certification to evaluate property values.
Agents can receive this certification by taking a one-day course and supplemental webinar.
For more, call Holland at 627-0937, or by visiting MaryJHolland.com.
Exit Realty is located at 4871 N.W. Palm Coast Parkway.
+ Heiser and Leonardo-Flynn join Pioneer Title Services
Licensed title insurance agents Michelle J. Heiser and Laura Leonardo-Flynn have joined Pioneer Title Services LLC. Heiser will be the company’s operating manager and closing agent, and Leonardo-Flynn will work sales and marketing. Collectively, the two have more than 40 years of real estate experience in Flagler and Volusia counties.
Pioneer Title is located at 145 City Place. Call 447-7716.
+ Nephrologist opens practice at Parkway Medical Plaza
Nephrologist Jaideep Hoskote, who specializes in the treatment of kidney disorders, will open a new practice at Florida Hospital Flagler’s Parkway Medical Plaza, at 120 Cypress Edge Drive.
Having completed his medical degree in India and performed his residency at University of Louisville Hospital, Hoskote has worked at Florida Hospital Flagler for two years. Call 586-4460.
+ Edward Jones supports school supplies drive
An Edward Jones branch office in Palm Coast, in collaboration with the Elks Lodge, will serve as a drop-off location for donations of school supplies, until Aug. 16.
Edward Jones is located at 2 Pine Lakes Parkway N. Visit www.edward jones.com.
+ Gold, silver store relocates to West Pointe Plaza
Northbridge Precious Metals Group, which buys gold and silver and repairs jewelry, has relocated from Florida Park Drive to the West Pointe Plaza, at 389 Palm Coast Parkway.
The company also hired Giuseppa “Pina” Bologna, a former chef who has previously owned three jewelry stores in New York and Flagler Beach.
For more, visit northbridgeexchange.com, or call 446-3200.
+ MyInfo911 launches yellow dot program for emergencies
MyInfo911 is now offering a new, free sticker as part of its Yellow Dot Program. The sticker, placed in the rear window of a vehicle, signifies to first responders in auto accidents that medical records are stowed in the vehicle’s glove box, which helps emergency workers provide better care to crash victims.
MyInfo911 opened in 2010. The Yellow Dot program started in 2002 and is implemented in 30 states.
MyInfo911 also manufactures other accompanying emergency products, one of which is a scannable ID card, which gives first responders instant access to a cardholder’s full medical history.
For more, visit www.myinfo911.com.
— Email business stories and photos to Business Editor Mike Cavaliere at [email protected].
PALM COAST PERMITS
The following is an update for permit activity in the city July 19-25:
Total number of all permits issued: 113
Commercial permits issued:
• P&S Paving was issued a $1.42 million permit for an asphalt path and walkway bridge, on Palm Harbor Parkway.
• Superior Design Construction LLC was issued a $1,262,900 permit for renovation of Walmart’s photo lab, refrigeration, vision center and pharmacy, at 174 Cypress Point Parkway.
Occupancy permits issued:
• Sandra Stubbs claimed occupancy for Abundant Life Ministries/Hope House Foster Home, at 27 Eagle Harbor Trail.
• Melanie Thompson claimed occupancy for Bizcard Express, at 3 Cypress Branch Way.
• Bennie Prince claimed occupancy for BBS Management Group/Hero’s Internet Center, at 50 Plaza Drive.
Residential permits issued:
• Seagate Homes was issued a $489,000 permit, for a single-family residence, at 20 Lamoure Lane.
• Vanacore Construction was issued a $244,000 permit, for a single-family residence, at 39 Elias Lane.
• Paytas Homes was issued a $202,000 permit, for a single-family residence, at 191 Arena Lake Drive.
• Lifetime Enclosures Inc. was issued a $10,232 permit, for an addition to 28 Luther Drive.
• Waterside Pools was issued a $7,000 permit, for an addition to 10 Ramshorn Place.
• Budd Severino was issued a $5,500, for an addition to 13 Floral Court.
• WR Construction was issued a $1,900 permit, for alterations to 79 Fort Caroline Lane.
• Dom Salvatore’s Home Improvements was issued a $1,200 permit, for alterations to 22 Karas Trail.
Source: city of Palm Coast
