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provide the local community withaffordable legal services that are pro-vided with care and compassion, andwith an emphasis on accessibility andexcellent service.

“I always give my clients a verypersonal level of service,” says Kunal.“They know they can call me at anytime and if I cannot speak to thempersonally at that time, I will callthem back as soon as possible.”

Business & Corporate LawSejpal Law Firm helps many

business owners with legal issues.

“We can help people who want tostart their own company,” saysKunal. “Or we can represent them inlitigation matters. I come from afamily of entrepreneurs and businessowners so am familiar with the differ-ent issues that can arise and know thedocuments and agreements businessowners should have in place to pro-tect them, their families, and theirbusinesses.”

Client and owner of a Tampaarea Pinch A Penny pool supply store,Kiran Patel, says, “I have knownKunal for a very long time. He is anexcellent attorney. If we ever have anemergency, I can call him and he willtake care of it immediately. He is very

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE:The Community We Serve....................................3

Community Calendar/ News Briefs.....................4

Gulf Coast Divers.............................................8-9

Tess Fine Jewelry...........................................12-13

Farrell Carpet Cleaning.................................16-17

Carrollwood Café and Deli............................18-19

RAYS UP For Our Community.....................20-21

Child Adoption Education Day.....................28-29

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Meet Sandy and Shi Deng –proud Franchise Owners of PrimroseSchool of Carrollwood. Longtime res-idents of the Orlando area, the Dengsbegan their entrepreneurial journey in2013 and relocated to Tampa to opentheir first Primrose school. They arethrilled to bring the Primrose experi-ence, offering premier early educationand care, to families in the Carroll-wood community.

The Dengs first discovered Prim-rose Schools in 2009 when searchingfor child care options for their son,Kobe. Sandy and Shi both worked full

time and wanted to ensure Kobe wasin a safe, nurturing environment thatalso fostered his learning. After a fewmonths of Kobe attending a Primroseschool, Sandy and Shi were not theonly ones who noticed his develop-ment; family and friends were also im-pressed with the improvement of hissocial, emotional and cognitive skills.

It would be Kobe’s developmentwhile attending a Primrose school andthe Deng’s passion for providinghigh-quality education to other youngchildren that motivated them to open

See “Primrose” on page 32.

See “Sejpal Law” on page 30.

Get to Know The Owners of Primrose School of Carrollwood

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By Marcy Sanford

Business owners and individualsthroughout the Tampa Bay Area turnto Sejpal Law Firm to help themwhen they have legal issues. Attor-ney Kunal Sejpal has been helping hisclients with real estate, business, andfamily law since 2007. Kunal prac-tices in the areas of business and cor-porate law, real estate law, estateplanning, family law, and general civillitigation.

Kunal established his law firm toAttorney Kunal Sejpal

Sejpal Law Firm – Business,Real Estate, and Family Law

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PublisherMatt SelbyAdvertising SalesJared Nager (Manager)Linda ViegaMike BirdAccounting ManagerAlexis SelbyMarketing & DevelopmentAshley KnoblachArt DirectorTony Sica

EditorAlexis SelbyCorrespondentsJulie KanehlMarcy SanfordPamela SicaKatie ThomasKim ThomasDara TuckerDeborah Bostock-Kelley

The Community We Serve Is The MostImportant Part Of What We Do!

In 2010 my father trademarkedhis magazine name as NeighborhoodNews & Lifestyles. In every maga-zine he’s owned over the past 20years, the publication’s name has al-ways been the focal point of themasthead, with the area in which itserves smaller on top.

Over the past 8 years I’veworked alongside my family andtheir publishing business. In thattime I’ve noticed a trend that seemsto be increasing with each monthlyissue that is distributed in all 7 edi-tions of our publications, whichreach over 130,000 Bay area homesand local businesses. My wife and Ilove to get involved in the communi-ties and attend as many events allacross Tampa Bay as we can. Almostevery time we’re out, a reader whorecognizes us comes up and says

something along the lines of “I loveMY Carrollwood magazine!” ;orOdessa, or Trinity, or Westchase; wedo have 7 editions so depending onwhere the event is, the edition theyreference may be different. But, re-gardless, they all have one thing incommon, and that is they take own-ership of the magazine as being themagazine for that community. Theyrefer to it as “MY magazine.” This isthe single biggest compliment wecan receive, because it symbolizes ex-actly what we set out to do withthese publications. We have alwayswanted to bring our community to-gether as one big neighborhood andwhen we hear the same commentover and over again, we really feellike we’re doing our job.

In 2014 we decided to trade-mark “Your neighborhood, Your

magazine.” We added that to ourmasthead as well, right under ourlogo. We did this just to reinforcewhat so many people were alreadysaying about us. It really means a lotto my family and me that you readand enjoy our publication eachmonth, so THANK YOU! If you no-ticed the masthead on our frontcover of this issue you’ll see that wechanged things up again. We de-cided to make Carrollwood the focalpoint of our cover’s masthead withour magazine name smaller and un-derneath. The community in whichwe serve is the most important partof what we do so we decided toproudly post it for all to see; big andbold right there on the top of ourfront cover! Again, THANK YOUCarrollwood; thank you for all ofyour support!

From The Publisher Matt Selby


Community Calendar & News Briefsat the door. For directions call (813)908-7023.

08/18 Chamber Chatter Con-nections “After Hours Mixer”, 5:30pm, hosted by Millers Tampa AleHouse Restaurant. Meeting to beheld at Millers Tampa Ale HouseRestaurant, 14803 N Dale Mabry,Tampa, 33618. Open to the profes-sional public – no cost to attendees.Refreshments to include One Freedrink ticket (up to $2.95 in value).

FREE Networking, Meet NewPeople, Fun, Door prizes. RSVP toKelley Flynn at [email protected] 813-502-9581

08/20 Chamber NetworkingLuncheon - Relationship BuildingWith Business Neighbors, 11:30am,Beef O’Brady’s, 8810 N. Himes(Himes & Busch), Tampa.33614Order from lunchtime or regularmenu and pay restaurant. Cost: startsat $4.99/pp based on selected item(does not include tax & gratuity).Minimum payment of $5.00 requiredif you do not order food plus youmust pay for your drinks. RSVP byTues., 08/18 to Kelly at Kelly.winter-

[email protected] or callHorizon Bay at Lutz (Brookdale Sen-ior Living) 813-909-9679. For direc-tions call (813) 936-2058.

08/25 Chamber Chatter Con-nections “Coffee Connection”, 7:30 -9:00 am, hosted by Holiday Inn andSuites near Busch Gardens-USF.Meeting to be held at Holiday Innand Suites near Busch Gardens-USF,11310 N 30th St, Tampa 33612.Coffee and Lite Breakfast will beserved. Join us for a site tour of ourluxurious suites. Open to the profes-sional public – no cost to attendees.Fun, Good Food, Great Networking.RSVP to Kathy Zboray [email protected] or phone 813-971-7690

08/27 Chamber NetworkingLuncheon - Relationship Buildingwith Business Neighbors, 11:30am, atIHOP (International House of Pan-cakes), 408 E Bearss Av, Tampa,33613 (For directions call (813) 960-2679) Order from IHOP’s menu andpay restaurant. Senior Lunch menuwill be available to all attendees.Prices begin at $6.39 – Cost based on

2nd Annual Old BangSocial Fundraiser

August 19, from 2:30 – 4: p.m.Hosted by Brookdale Carroll-

wood Senior Living Solutions, comeenjoy an afternoon of fun at the 2ndAnnual Old Bang Social Fundraiser.The fundraiser will feature an auctionand sale of gently used handbags andlightly worn jewelry, with complimen-tary sweets and drinks served through-out the event.

All proceeds will benefit theAlzheimer’s Association.

The 2nd Annual Old Bang So-cial Fundraiser will take place atBrookdale Carrollwood, located at13550 South Village Drive inTampa. For more informationplease call Kristie Rowe at (813)908-5300, (727) 421-7661 [email protected].

North Tampa Chamber ofCommerce August 2015Meeting Calendar

08/13 General Meeting,11:00am at Brunchies Breakfast,Brunch, Lunch & Catering, 14366 N.

Dale Mabry Hwy., Tampa 33618.Topic: “LINKED IN”, EASY TOFOLLOW STRATEGIES (Prospects,Relationships, More Income).Speaker: Liz M. Lopez. Resume &LinkedIn Profile Designer, ContentExpert, Business Success Trainer. Nospecial skills required – you just needto have an existing LinkedIn account.No laptops needed. In this class, Lizwill show you easy ways to build yourpersonal brand, stay visible to your au-dience, and use the very powerfulsearch functions on LinkedIn to findprospects. These powerful tools andstrategies can help you find leads,build relationships, and convert theminto customers. Join us to find outmore. Doors open at 11:00am withinformal networking until 11:30am.Order lunch from select menu; servingwill begin at 11:30am and programwill begin at 11:45am. For early birdregistration, RSVP to the Chamber of-fice by 5:00pm, Tues., 08/11 at thediscounted rate of $16 (whether youeat or not). Reservations will be ac-cepted after that date on the attendeecheck-in list for $21 payable online or See “Calendar/Briefs” on page 24.


By Alexis Selby

Living in Florida, a peninsula sur-rounded by the Gulf of Mexico andAtlantic Ocean, it is almost impossibleto avoid the water. And, why wouldyou want to? A beautiful mystery,there is so much to explore and somany amazing things to see beneaththe surface.

But, before you go jumping inunprepared I suggest you take sometime to check out Gulf Coast Divers inCarrollwood. Gulf Coast Divers(GCD) offers classes for every level,from beginner to master. GCD is afull service dive shop offering every-thing from trips, scuba certification,retail, service, and more.

Whether you are spear fishing oneof the fabulous Gulf coast wrecks, lob-stering on the East Coast, or divingthe reefs in the Florida Keys, GulfCoast Divers is your one-stop-shop forall your diving-related essentials! Fromwetsuits, to spear fishing equipment,dive computers to sun screen, if it isscuba-related, chances are Gulf Coast

Divers has it! It is the mission of Gulf Coast

Divers to bring you the best qualityscuba equipment available to keepyou safe and enable you to have themost fun. GCD is a Scubapro Plat-inum dealer, which is the highestlevel of dealership available. “Thebrands you'll see in our store have

been innovators in our industry foryears and will continue to set the barfor years to come.”

The staff at Gulf Coast Divers hasover 50 years experience in the scubaindustry. Whether you are new to div-ing or have been diving your wholelife, they can meet your needs.

“I believe everybody in Florida

should learn how to scuba dive,” saysGulf Coast Divers owner Travis Mey-ers. “It is a really interesting hobbyand something that people of all ages

Experience Scuba Diving like Never BeforeWith the Professionals at Gulf Coast Divers.

It is the mission of Gulf CoastDivers to bring you the best quality scubaequipment available to keep you safe and

enable you to have the most fun.Owner Travis, (pictured above)

along with store manager and SeniorAdvisor Ron Muller, love turning people

into divers.


and abilities can enjoy.” Travis, along with store manager

and Senior Advisor Ron Muller, loveturning people into divers. They willhappily guide you in the right direc-tion and make suggestions as to theproper gear for exactly what you arelooking to accomplish. They will bethere for you every step of the wayfrom beginner certification, advancedcertification, to master diver. Theyoffer continuing education coursessuch as night diving, rescue diving,deep diving, wreck diving, and awhole lot more. Coming this fallthey will also begin offering free-div-ing classes.

Save Money By Becoming aMember of Gulf Coast Divers

One of the things that sets GulfCoast Divers apart from other diveshops is their membership program.“This program was developed to helpoffset some of the cost involved inscuba diving, so that people can divemore often.” It also allows divers totry different equipment, which willbetter prepare them, if and when theydecided to buy their own. Gulf coastDivers offers two distinct member-ships. The platinum membership in-cludes unlimited use of all rentalequipment. The Gold membership in-cludes unlimited use of scuba tanks.

Both memberships are available for alow monthly fee with a 12-monthminimum commitment. “The lastthing Ron and I want is to certify youand never see you again, that is whywe started this membership programin the first place. We want to encour-age you to come back and really enjoyyour scuba certification,” says Meyers.

Other benefits to being a memberinclude discounts off your continuingeducation classes, and 50% cash backtowards the purchase of a qualifyingdive system.

“One of the things I love aboutteaching scuba is the people you meetalong the way,” says Gulf Coast Divers

owner Travis Meyers. “Scuba diving isa fun activity and is a great way tobond and meet new people.” Traviscan attest to this, as he met his wifeJulie while teaching an Open Watercertification class at his store. Now, 6years and 3 kids later, scuba diving isstill something they enjoy together!

Gulf Coast Divers is located at10414 N Dale Mabry Hwy inTampa. They are open Mon. – Sat10 a.m. – 6 p.m. For more informa-tion please call (813) 961-3297,email [email protected] or visitwww.GCDive.com. You can alsofollow them on Facebook for up-to-date information and specials.


actly the way it was envisioned. “Many people come in with an

idea, maybe even a picture of whatthey want created but never knowexactly what it is they want,” saysTuong. “Sometimes it is hard forthem to explain what they want andturn their ideas into an actual piece

of jewelry. Working together withthem, I take their ideas and makethem a reality. I will ask questions toget to know them to help createsomething perfect for their personal-ity and lifestyle. No two pieces ofjewelry are ever the same. Each isunique to that client.”

Tuong works with a highly ad-vanced CAD software system called“Matrix.” With this software, he canshow his clients 3D images of exactlywhat their customized piece is going

By Matt Selby

Tess Fine Jewelry may be new tothe area, but by no means are theynew to the industry. Owner and mas-ter jewelry designer Tuong Nguyenhas been in the industry for over 25years. Tuong really found his niche inthe custom jewelry design marketabout 15 years ago, staking his claimand putting his magical touch onthousands upon thousands of extraor-dinary custom-made pieces.

When asked about why he chosethis career, Tuong responded with,“I didn’t choose it. In fact, I had noidea this was my path would take me.All I knew was that I loved to designand work with my hands. I got myfirst job in jewelry; I was instantly de-termined to become the very best atit that I could be. I really feel like itchose me.”

When people walk into his beauti-ful gallery and meet Tuong, they aremeeting not only the designer but alsothe custom jewelry maker. Many cus-

tom jewelry stores have a separate de-signer and bench jeweler; Tuong, onthe other hand, is both. This is huge!Completely eliminating any chance ofmiscommunication between the jew-elry maker and designer, Tuong isthere throughout the entire process,which means he finishes each piece ex-

Dazzle and Shine With a Custom-MadeMasterpiece From Tess Fine Jewelry


to look like before he creates it. Thisensures that you will get exactly whatyou want every time!

The rings and customized pen-dants that my wife and I saw insidehis gallery on our visit had both ofour jaws dropping and I’m quite sureI know exactly what she will be ask-ing for when her birthday comes in afew months.

The great thing about Tess FineJewelry is even though you get a cus-tom created piece designed especiallyfor you by a true artist, you don’t paythe custom price. I was surprised tofind that for the quality of metal andstones, his prices are comparable to

what you would find in a typical retailjewelry store.

Unfortunately, these days whenyou purchase jewelry at certainstores, a lot of it is outsourced fromother countries, such as China orIndia, making it difficult to its qualityand authenticity.

Every piece of jewelry created andsold at Tess Fine Jewelry is made fromthe highest quality metals and precious

stones and is guaranteed by Tuonghimself. It’s made not only in the USAbut right here in Carrollwood. It’svery important to Tuong that peopleknow they can get the highest qualitycraftsmanship right here at home.

As the saying goes, “diamonds area girl’s best friend.” If so, maybe youshould look for a new best friend atTess Fine Jewelry in Carrollwood,where they pride themselves on creat-

ing the most beautiful, high-qualityjewelry that is truly one-of-a-kind be-cause it is made especially for you!

Tess Fine Jewelry is located onthe corner of Van Dyke Road andN Dale Mabry in the LA FitnessPlaza at 17687 N. Dale MabryHwy in Lutz. Hours are Mon. –Fri. 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Sat. 10a.m. – 6 p.m. They are closed Sun.For more information please call(813) 999-4994, [email protected] or visitwww.TessFineJewelry.com. Likethem on Facebook for specialevents and giveaways.

From designing the rendering of the ring on his CAD software (L), to creat-ing the ring (M), to presenting the finished work of art (R), Master JewelryDesigner Tuong Nguyen is there throughout the entire process, which means

he finishes each piece exactly the way it was envisioned.


By Kim Thomas

Nothing feels better underfootthan truly clean floors and whodoesn’t love the freshness and re-newed life of thoroughly cleaned up-holstery! With Farrell CarpetCleaning at your service, you will feellike you have new carpet, tile and up-holstery! Farrell Carpet Cleaning is li-censed and insured and can handleeverything from the aftermath of partyspills to cleaning the flooring of largecommercial buildings. Like the otherTeam Farrell companies, Farrell Car-pet Cleaning is committed to main-taining its great reputation andbuilding a business based on referralsand repeat customers.

All technicians at Farrell CarpetCleaning are trained and certified bythe Institute of Inspection, Cleaningand Restoration Certification(IICRC), which is an internationallyrecognized organization that sets theindustry standard worldwide. Farrell’stechnicians are certified in carpet andupholstery cleaning, water and flood

restoration, odor control, and tile andstone cleaning. Through their train-ing and certification, the professionalsat Farrell Carpet Cleaning know howto properly care for and protect floor-ing and fabrics of all types. The com-pany even cleans Oriental rugs, whichare taken off-site for proper cleaningand drying and then they are protec-tively wrapped and delivered safelyback home to you.

Farrell Carpet Cleaning wants tomake your life easier by providing theservices that you need. An online

tool on the website,FarrellCarpetCleaning.com, allowsyou to choose from a menu of serv-ices, get a quote and set up an ap-pointment with a technician.

One Call Can Do it All withTeam Farrell!

Farrell Carpet Cleaning is just onepart of the group of companies thatmake up Team Farrell.

“We want to be the sole sourceprovider for customers,” says FarrellCarpet and Tile Cleaning COO Tom

Persinger. “From building and roof-ing, to AC, electrical, plumbing, tomaintenance and maid services, wewant to be the one company that doesit all for our customers.”

With a fleet of more than 60 vehi-cles, Team Farrell services customersthroughout the Tampa Bay Area. Youmay think that to maintain your homeor office in all needs – from large-scalebuilding and remodeling projects, toair conditioning and heating needs,and from tile, carpet and upholsterycleaning to a weekly or biweekly clean-

Call Farrell Carpet Cleaning for Carpet, Upholsteryand Tile Cleaning…and Just About Everything Else!


ing and landscaping/lawn service –you would need a list of numbers for alot of different companies, right? Notwith the Farrell companies. Team Far-rell truly does it all and is proud to beaccredited with the Better BusinessBureau and advertises its rave reviewsfrom Angie’s List and Home Advisor.

Already well-known throughoutTampa Bay for stellar service as a roof-ing, building and remodeling contrac-tor and as a home maintenance andservice provider with Farrell Roofingand Farrell Home Services, thegrowing Port Richey based companyhas recently added more professionalmembers to its team and new servicecompanies including: Farrell Carpetand Tile Cleaning, Farrell OutdoorServices and Farrell Air Conditioning,as well as Ms. Twister, which focuseson providing residential and commer-cial cleaning services. Another divi-sion, Farrell Rescue, is there forcustomers to help with fire, water ormold damage.

Meet the Leaders ofTeam Farrell

Team Farrell started with onefocus – roofing. A roofing contractor,Steve Farrell had a strong work ethicand an even stronger commitment tohave things done right and with hiswife Tina at the helm, Farrell Roofingwas founded in 2006. With the Far-rells in charge of providing the type ofstellar services that they’d want forthemselves, the company quickly be-came successful, and their customersbegan requesting more services. In2011, contractor Rich Allen joinedTeam Farrell with a focus on FarrellHome Services. More recently, Tomand Jill Persinger joined Team Farrell.The Persingers were first neighbors ofthe Farrells and then customers.Chatting one day, Tom mentionedwanting to do something with theblank canvas of his and Jill’s vast front

yard. He had the right neighbor inFarrell! “I’ve got a team of people,”said Steve. With Team Farrell on thejob, the Persinger’s yard now featuresa man-made pond, fountains, and astone bridge perfect for hanging outwith the neighbors!

Jill and Tom both had careerbackgrounds that were a good fit forthe services that the Farrell companieswanted to add. Jill is a Florida StateUniversity graduate with a degree inMarketing. After graduating, she im-mediately went to work in sales for alarge commercial janitorial company.She worked her way up to the positionof senior vice president with the com-pany. Now, Jill is co-owner with TinaFarrell of Farrell Carpet and TileCleaning, and she is one of the ownersof Ms. Twister, along with her hus-

band Tom, Tina Farrell, and SophieAnastassiou. Tom Persinger knows alot about managing teams to providegreat service. His background includesbeing VP of Operations for 38 schooldistricts in Texas, Oklahoma andLouisiana, before becoming COO ofAtlanta-based One Source FacilityServices. Steve Farrell and TomPersinger are partners in Farrell AirConditioning.

Team Farrell not only is commit-ted to providing for every home main-tenance need of its customers; thecompany is committed to building abetter community. Farrell Home Serv-ices and its sister companies supportmore than 40 Tampa Bay Area chari-ties. More than that, if you use Ms.Twister cleaning services for anythingfrom a one-time cleaning to weekly or

bi-weekly cleaning, you can feel goodknowing that Ms. Twister donates aportion of its profits from every job tosupport local Pasco County breastcancer programs. Ms. Twister is cur-rently installing a special programwhere they will offer free cleaning forpatients who are undergoing breastcancer treatment.

For a sparkling clean carpet,tile and upholstery, and stellar cus-tomer service, call Farrell CarpetCleaning at (727) 772-7553(SPARKLE) or log on toFarrellCarpetCleaning.com.Farrell Carpet Cleaning is locatedat 6840-B Commerce Avenue inPort Richey. Log on towww.GoTeamFarrell.com formore information about otherFarrell companies.

Tom and Jill Persinger are not only dedicated to providing their clients with the highest level of quality customerservice, but are also committed to building a better community!


By Alexis Selby

From fresh homemade soups andhand crafted salads to gourmet loadedhot dogs and mouth watering sand-wiches loaded with meat, you bettercome with an appetite when you dineat Carrollwood Café & Deli! Servingonly the finest-quality meats, whichare slow roasted to perfection with noadded preservatives or fillers, Carroll-wood Café & Deli is definitely notyour average sandwich shop. Theydon’t use plain old sandwich meat;they use the real thing!

“Our turkey is real turkey, thesame thing you would eat on Thanks-giving,” says owner Stephena Pierre,who runs Carrollwood Café & Delialongside her husband Webster. “Ourcorned beef is an actual brisket thatwe slow cook and let rest for 24hours before serving to really en-hance the flavor, and we make ourbread fresh daily.” All of their soupsare homemade as well, and are a hugehit at the Deli.

The customers at CarrollwoodDeli really appreciate the love and carethat Stephena and Webster put into

their food; there is a reason why theykeep coming back time and time again.

“This is the best deli on many lev-els,” writes one customer. “I alwaysreturn for the delicious sandwiches;the wonderful homemade breads,tasty pastrami, corned beef, andchicken and tuna salads are amazing.Wait until you try their homemadesoups! My favorite is their chunkytomato with chickpeas! They offermany choices, none will disappoint.They did a wonderful catering job aswell. It is definitely worth the 40minute drive for me!”

Taking over ownership of theDeli two years ago, Stephena andWebster have kept the tradition ofCarrollwood Café & Deli runningstrong, offering the same delicioussandwiches that have been a staple inthe community for the past 18 yearsand creating new staples for genera-tions to come!

“Our #1 priority when takingover ownership was making sure thetransition was seamless – from thequality of our food to the level of ourservice,” says Stephena. “In the pasttwo years we have gotten to know a

vast majority of our customers; it’s likea Cheers feeling when you come in.We already know who you are andwhat you want to order. We enjoy de-veloping those relationships with ourcustomers and getting to know themon a personal level.”

Taking a glance over their menu,you are sure to be impressed by the se-lection. From deli sandwiches, home-made soups, and specialty salads, togourmet hot dogs and lunch platters,

they offer something for everyone! On our previous visit my husband

and I had such a wonderful experi-ence, from talking to Webster andStephena, to trying some of their deli-cious food! They gave us a few recom-mendations as to what to order, oneof which was the Wall Street Reuben.Made with their slow-cooked cornedbeef, and topped with sauerkraut,Swiss cheese, and Thousand Islanddressing served on freshly baked Jew-

Taste the Difference in Quality at Carrollwood Café and Deli!


ish rye, this sandwich is mouth-water-ingly amazing! The flavors of thissandwich are impeccable, and theyummy Thousand Island dressing isthe perfect addition to the warmcorned beef. Not to mention, thecrunchy Jewish Rye which it wasserved on was so fresh – you could tellit had just come out of the oven!

The perfect choice for summer,their Triple D dog, which is a spin ontheir famous Deli Dog, is loaded withawesomeness. Featuring a Nathan hot-

dog – which if you haven’t had one ofthese before you are missing out –topped with warm corned beef, pas-trami, coleslaw, and Thousand Islanddressing. Believe me when I say, it is100% as amazing as it sounds! The in-gredients literally melt in your mouth.

A favorite at Carrollwood Café &Deli, the corned beef sandwich is byfar one of the best I have ever eaten.Piled so high with meat, the onlyproblem was trying to figure out howto take the first. But, once I got the

first bite in, it wasn’t long before itwas devoured. You could definitely tellthe difference in the quality of themeat used – it wasn’t at all your typicalsandwich meat – it is the real deal!

In the mood for some veggies?Take any one of their deli sandwichesand ask to have it made as a salad forthe perfect healthy meal. They alsohave a nice selection of specialty salads,including penne pasta salad, chef salad,Caesar salad and more.

So if you are ready to take yourtaste buds to the next level, comecheck out Carrollwood Café & Deli

– a locally owned family restaurantthat prides itself on serving you thevery best in quality food and cus-tomer service!

Carrollwood Café & Deli is lo-cated in the plaza next to Outbackat 11606 N. Dale Mabry Hwy. inTampa. Hours are Mon. – Sat. 8:30a.m. – 3:30 p.m.; they are closedSun. For more information pleasecall (813) 964-9008 or visitwww.CarrollwoodDeli.com. Forspecials please visitwww.Facebook.com/TheCarroll-woodDeli.

Their famous corned beef sandwich (L) and Triple D Dog (M) are just two ofthe many mouth watering options to choose from at Carrollwood Cafe &Deli. Catering (R) makes up a huge part of Carrollwood Cafe & Deli’s

business; they do a fabulous job catering events of all sizes!


By Katelyn Thomas

There are many reasons we loveour Tampa Bay Rays! Of course,there are the games, where every in-ning has its white-knuckled, yell-out-loud moments and the breaks arefilled with laugh-out-loud antics thatkeep the live audience participating.There is no doubt, as you watch themheat up the diamond, that the Raysplayers have their heads and theirhearts in the game. Furthermore, theyhave put their hearts into the TampaBay community and have put theirheads together to make a real differ-ence for the people living here.

Spanning the organization fromthe players to the management, theTampa Bay Rays make it their team

mission to stay active, both on and offthe diamond. The Rays organizationis much more than entertainment andfinely tuned athleticism – though wedo love that! From the players andtheir families to the corporate employ-ees, the Rays are dedicated to makinga difference in the community.

One way that the Rays have beena positive force in Tampa Bay isthrough the Rays Baseball Founda-tion, a 501(c) 3 non-profit organiza-tion that supports youth educationdevelopment. The Tampa Bay Raysand their support team continuallypitch in to help families and individu-als in our community through chari-ties, volunteer programs andpartnership affiliates.

This Summer: RAYS UP For Our Community!

Most recently, the Rays created anew campaign called “RAYS UP forOur Community.” Launched onJune 1st and lasting until September20th, the “RAYS UP for Our Com-munity” campaign focuses on fourkey areas – Kids, Heroes, Health andEducation. Additionally, every gameduring each two-week campaignflight will highlight a partner agency“Everyday MVP” on the telecast andsocial media.

The four key areas of focus eachhave a Rays team ambassador, includ-ing pitchers Chris Archer and MattMoore, manager Kevin Cash and in-fielder Evan Longoria. Each cam-paign has a deep personal meaningfor them.

Tampa Bay Rays president BrianAuld says, “We enter the 10th year ofStu Sternberg’s ownership with a re-newed focus on our mission to ener-gize our community through themagic of Rays baseball. The ‘RAYSUP For Our Community’ campaigncelebrates our community partnersand helps share their successes with awider audience.”

Rays pitcher Chris Archer “threwout the first pitch” on the new cam-paign with RAYS UP for Kids on June1st. Archer dedicates his time andsupport to programs that focus onkids in the communities of TampaBay, and he is a mentor and advocatefor children. As part of RAYS UP forKids, each of the 5,600 students whocelebrated their graduation at Tropi-cana Field received vouchers for four

“RAYS UP For Our Community” Energizing Tampa Bay with the Magic of Rays Baseball!

Rays Manager Kevin CashAmbassador for RAYS UP for Health

So, the question is, “How DoYou RAYS UP?” The Rays want

to hear from you! There are“Everyday MVPs” of all ages inTampa Bay who set out to makea difference for others, and theRays want to hear your stories.All summer long, fans are en-couraged to submit stories an-swering the question, “How doYOU Rays Up?” If you are an“Everyday MVP” then join thebig leagues and tell the Rays

what you are doing to make adifference in Tampa Bay. Log

on to www.raysbaseball.com/ray-sup to be inspired to RAYS UPfor Our Community! You also

can check out #RaysUp on Twit-ter and Instagram!

How Do You RAYS UP?


tickets to any Rays game in the home-stand from June 9th –16th.

Matt Moore heads up the RAYSUP for Heroes campaign from June29th to July 12th. Matt chose RAYSUP for Our Heroes, stating,“Baseball is our national pastime butwe wouldn’t be able to enjoy it with-out the great men and women whoprotect us. I grew up on an Air Forcebase so I know firsthand that Ameri-can heroes, like my dad, sacrifice everyday to keep us safe. Your Tampa BayRays are committed to energizing ourcommunity through the magic ofRays’ baseball and supporting thosewho give so much for our freedom.Join us as we rally our communityaround active duty military, Veter-ans, first responders and their fami-lies.” RAYS UP for Heroes highlightsthe “Everyday MVPs” in our commu-nity to thank them for their serviceand dedication to the safety of ourcommunity.

For the period of August 2–16,the “RAYS UP for Our Community”campaign switches to Tampa Bay Raysmanager Kevin Cash’s focus, RAYSUP for Health. Cash and the Rays or-

ganization is inspired to promotehealth within the community and givethanks to healthcare professionals inthe Tampa Bay area. With his daugh-ter born with a congenital heart con-dition, Kevin Cash has experiencedthat we have another sector of heroesin Tampa Bay – the ones who lookafter our health. Cash will be workingwith Rays’ partners to raise awarenessfor health in our community withRAYS UP for Health!

Rays ambassador Evan Longoriawill RAYS UP for Education. TheRAYS UP for Education part of theRAYS UP for Our Community cam-paign will last from September 7thuntil September 20th. Since 2006,the Rays Baseball Foundation hasteamed with the Tampa Bay Times topromote “Reading with the Rays––Read Your Way to the Ball Park,”made possible through a partnershipwith public library systems. Evan Lon-goria sponsors “Reading with theRays,” which, because of his sponsor-ship, has grown to nine counties withmore than 20,000 children participat-ing annually. He is passionate aboutsupporting children’s education and

Rays Pitcher Matt Moore shows support for First Responders, Veterans andActive Duty Military in the RAYS UP for Heroes campaign

Rays Infielder Evan Longoria sponsors “Reading with the Rays” and is the Rays Ambassador for RAYS UP for Education

Rays Pitcher Chris Archer is the Ambassador for RAYS UP for Kids

continues to find ways to make “Read-ing with the Rays” excel. Evan Longo-ria and the Rays received theOutstanding Business Partner of theYear from the Florida Literacy Coali-

tion and will receive the 2015 Friendof Newspaper in Education Awardfrom the Florida Press EducationServices on July 23rd. Longoria’s ded-ication to education is outstanding.


item selected (does not include tax &gratuity). In addition to breakfastitems, sandwiches, soups, salads, anddinners available. Minimum paymentof $5.00 required if you do not orderfood plus you must pay for yourdrinks. RSVP by Tues., 08/25 toJenn Beaumont [email protected] or call her atAIG-American Insurance Group at334-8998. For directions call (813)985-1336.

Please RSVP if you plan to at-tend these chamber events. Formore information about the NorthTampa Chamber, visit www.north-tampachamber.com, call 813-961-2420, or send an email to:[email protected]

Tampa Bay Triple ThreatTheatre Is Holding OpenAuditions for The Nutcracker

August 19 At Mary Jo's Per-forming Arts Academy, located at15906 Mapledale Blvd. In Tampa

Under the Artistic Direction ofStanislav Ivanov, Tampa Bay TripleThreat Theatre will hold open audi-tions for Dancers, Gymnasts and AdultActors. Auditions will be held on Sat-urday, August 29, 2015 at Mary Jo'sPerforming Arts Academy.

Audition Times:9 a.m. – 9:30 am Girls Ages 4-5

(no previous dance experience re-quired)

9:45 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. GirlsAges 6-7 (no previous dance experi-ence required)

10:45 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. GirlsAges 8-11 (must have previous danceexperience)

11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Acro-batics Audition (must have an Aerialor Back Handspring to attend)

12:45 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.Girls/Boys 12 & Older (Girls musthave at least 1 year of Pointe, bringPointe shoes)

1:45 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. BoysAges 5 & Older (no previous danceexperience required)

2:30 p.m. – 3 p.m. Adults (Noprevious dance experience required /contact the Academy if unable to at-tend the audition)

Audition Attire:Girls: Solid color leotard, pink

tights, hair securedBoys: Solid color t-shirt, black

pants or shortsAdults: Clothing comfortable to

move inAudition Fee:There is a $15 Audition Fee

(payable to Triple Threat Theatre) foreach performer.

Scholarship opportunities will beavailable through CBT for two prom-ising young males (ages 11 and up) fortraining in their intensive dance pro-gram for the 2015-2016 season.Please check the Academy website formjpaa.com for more details.

Tampa Bay Triple Threat Theatreand The Classical Ballet of Tampa willpresent the full production of THE

NUTCRACKER at the University ofSouth Florida Theatre on December 4-5, 2015. Rehearsals will begin in Sep-tember. Depending upon assigned role,rehearsals will be held every Saturdayuntil the week of performances, whichwill include one or two dress rehearsals.

The Life Enrichment Center(LEC) Unveils Tampa’sNewest Large Scale OutdoorSculpture

A large-scale metal sculpture hasbeen donated by Rustic Steel Cre-ations, and is now on permanent dis-play at the Life Enrichment Center.Standing over 10 feet tall, and madeof chrome and stainless steel, thesculpture depicts the dynamic logo ofthe Center; conceived by member, PatStanish. The icon of the dancer is a vi-sual representation of each member ofthe Life Enrichment Center, who areboth balanced and dynamic. It cele-brates and symbolizes the warmth,and playful spirit of the individualrooted in the past, stepping gracefullyinto the future while continuing togrow, evolve and contribute throughcreative pursuits.

Remarks and unveiling were heldon July 20, at the Life Enrichment

Center, 9704 North Boulevard,Tampa, FL 33612, with refreshmentsand an Open House following the un-veiling.

The artwork was donated to theLife Enrichment Center by RusticSteel Creations’ founder DominiqueMartinez, who believes, “We are hereto make a difference. We are here toincrease the awareness of art by get-ting more out on the public streets.It’s just something that adds value toany community.”

County Commissioner Victor D.Crist, a longtime supporter of the LifeEnrichment Center commented onthe installation. “Dominique Martinezis an incredibly talented and creativeindividual. Time will clearly show thevalue in his contributions to our com-munity and in the arts.”

Promotional video, includingcomments about the project fromMartinez, Hillsborough County Com-missioner Victor D. Crist and Life En-richment Center students, is availableat www.YouTube/MdMLsZcBw2g.

Rustic Steel Creations founderDominique Martinez, a welding artistwith a love for making custom piecesof art from steel and iron, is Tampa’smost prolific producer of metal media

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sculptures. In addition to creatingcommissioned custom art, commercialwork and decorating high-end homes,Rustic Steel Creations creates piecesfor the public to enjoy in their com-munities. For more information,please call Rustic Steel Creations at(813) 222-0016, or visit them at 3919North Highland Ave, Tampa Fl33603

The Life Enrichment Center isan innovative arts education center,operating in North Tampa’s ForestHills neighborhood since 1980. Itis the only private non-profit inHillsborough County and one offew across the country focused onredefining and reshaping retirementand the experience of aging. Its cul-tural arts program has received na-tional and international recognitionand serves as a model of a successfulcommunity-based organization,serving adults primarily 50+. Over25 classes and events are offeredeach week, including a wide arrayof visual and performing arts, writ-ing, languages, games, health, fit-ness, and more. For moreinformation on the Life Enrich-ment Center, please call (813) 932-0241 or visit www.LECTampa.org.

HAUTE 5 Year Cocktail Cele-bration Wednesday, September 2 from6 p.m. – 9 p.m.

Join in the festivities as they cele-brate 5 fabulous years of showcasingaccessories on the runway. Cocktails &hors d' oeuvres will be served.

Little Black Dress & Black TieParty - 3rd Edition Thursday, Sep-tember 3 from 7 p.m. – 10 p.m.

Lets see you ladies accessorize thefamous Little Black Dress (LBD). Joinfor a fun evening with their models,Designers and other attendees. Haveyour photos taken on the red carpet,show off your LBD accessorized. Lotsof fun in store.

Get your accessories from the ourparticipating Designers in HAUTEAccessories Week; Accessorize that lilblack dress, and work it like you are amodel on the catwalk at their LittleBlack Dress & Black Tie Party.

Gents…..a little black tie orbowtie will do!

Complimentary hors d' oeuvres. Tickets are $20.00, or free with

purchase of ticket to Friday's Design-ers Runway Presentation – show proofof purchase.

Main Event: HAUTE DesignersRunway Presentation & DesignersBoutique

Friday, September 4 from 6 p.m.– 1 p.m. at the Carrollwood CountryClub, located at 13903 ClubhouseDrive in Tampa.

See Designers exclusive acces-sory collections for the first time onthe runway. Designers will also dis-play items for sale within their De-signers Boutique. Enjoy viewingDesigners signature pieces withintheir Museum setting. All Designersrunway collections are available forsale after the show.

Tickets are $45.00. Complimen-tary hors d' oeuvres served

Admission to Little Black Dress& Black Tie Party and Opening NightPress Party are included if you showproof of purchase.

Boutique owners and buyers maybe eligible to receive a complimentarypass to attend the event. Please send anemail request to [email protected] to be considered.

Press/Media must submit an ap-plication for their requests for 1 passper media outlet to - [email protected]

Photographers must submit anapplication for their requests for 1pass per company to - [email protected]

Limited Exhibitor/Vendor spaceavailable, please email [email protected]

For venue information or topurchase tickets for any of theevents please visitwww.Facebook.com/events/958169007546880/.


Hundreds Attended Child Adoption Education Dayat Old McMicky’s Farm and a 17-Year Wait is Answered

Ralph Zuckerman, owner of Old McMicky’sFarm in Odessa, wrote to Neighborhood News &Lifestyles to say thank you for help in publicizing theChild Adoption Education Day (CAED) held onJune 13, and to let us know that the event wasattended by 450 people! Zuckerman says, “We are

all glad and proud to say that the Child AdoptionEducation Day was a huge success. All of theagencies and groups that participated are certainthat this event will directly lead to finding moreForever Families for our local children in the fostercare system.”

Zuckerman adds that 610 people registered forthe CAED event and that 1,400 people visited theCAED webpage. “Which means,” says Zuckerman,“Eckerd Community Alternatives will continue toreceive contacts of interest after the event. From allof our research, this was the largest Child AdoptionEducation event in the nation. We also hope thatthe Child Adoption Education Day was able to playa small part to inspire and reinforce all of the greatand dedicated work done by all of the agencies andgroups serving our community’s children.”

Old McMicky’s Farm is putting together avideo of the day’s highlights and we will let youknow how to access it when available. We watcheda short section featuring 17-year-old Jabari’s speechabout his wait for a Forever Family, and consider ita heartwarming “must-see” video! Our team at hereat Neighborhood News & Lifestyles fell in love withJabari’s spirit.

“I always knew there was some family out thereJabari, 17, never gave up hope

Ralph Zuckerman (in blue) and those involvedwith the Child Adoption Education Day hope

for even more Forever Families for children


looking for me,” Jabari said. “I’ve beenpatient; waiting for them to find me.And a couple of months ago theyactually found me…and we’re doinggood.” Jabari found his Forever Familyat an Adoption Match Day that washeld at Old McMicky’s Farm in April.

Neighborhood News & Lifestyleswill continue to bring you news aboutfuture child adoption informationevents. There is a great need locallyfor people willing to make a differencein the lives of foster children – fromvolunteers with Florida’s Guardian adLitem program, to foster parents and

Forever Families who will adopt. For information about Florida’s

Guardian ad Litem program, log on toguardianadlitem.org. For informationabout foster parenting or adoption,contact Eckerd Community Alterna-tives toll-free at 1-866- 233-0790 orlog on to Eckerd.org.

View more photos of the CAEDevent by clicking on the appropriate tabon the Old McMicky’s website:oldmcmickys.com, where you’ll alsofind information about the many eventsthe farm hosts. Old McMicky’s Farmcan be reached at 813-920-1948.


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their own Primrose school. Once theirschool is open, Kobe will attend thePrimrose Explorer’s program, anafter-school program for children upto age 12.

Sandy and Shi, originally fromSuriname and China, respectively, havealways had a passion for education. Infact, both Sandy and Shi moved to theUnited States in pursuit of quality ed-ucation when they were teenagers. ForSandy, her move meant access to high-quality education that was not readilyavailable in her home country, whileShi’s move to the U.S. allowed himthe opportunity to further his educa-tion. They would both later go on toearn bachelor’s degrees from FloridaAtlantic University and master’s de-grees from the University of CentralFlorida. Sandy earned her bachelor’sdegree in computer engineering andmaster’s in industrial engineering,while Shi earned a dual bachelor’s de-gree in finance and management infor-mation systems and master’s inbusiness administration.

The Dengs believe future successstems from an early commitment and

dedication to education. They lookforward to instilling these values in thechildren at their school and partneringwith parents to provide their childrenwith a safe, caring environment wherethey can thrive and grow ActiveMinds, Healthy Bodies and HappyHearts®.

“As Primrose parents, we under-stand the tremendous effect a safe,nurturing and academically-centeredearly childhood curriculum can haveon a child,” said Sandy. “We feelstrongly that the foundation built earlyin life prepares children for future aca-demic and personal success, and we

are ecstatic to bring the Primrose ex-perience to families in the Carroll-wood community.”

Primrose School of Carrollwoodwill offer the Primrose exclusive, re-search-based Balanced Learning® cur-riculum, which blends teacher-guidedand child-initiated activities with afocus on character development for awell-rounded learning experience.

Parent Amy writes, “If I had totell somebody why to choose Prim-rose, I would use the word perfection.You can’t get any better than this envi-ronment. There is such a trust levelthat they establish, the curriculum is

very enriching, it’s very well-rounded,and the teachers are very warm; so youfeel like it’s a family environment.”

Stop In At One Of TheirParent Information Meetings

As Primrose School of Carroll-wood prepares for the opening of theirnew school in late Fall 2015, they willbe hosting multiple Parent Informa-tion Meetings in August, September,and October at the CarrollwoodCountry Club. These meetings will be

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The Deng family is proud to open theirown Primrose school right here in thewonderful Carrollwood Community!


a great opportunity for parents tomeet the owners and staff and learnmore about the Primrose BalancedLearning® curriculum, see sampleclassroom materials, get a virtual tourof the new state-of-the art facility andpre-enroll their children to secure aspot for opening day.

Primrose School of Carroll-wood is located at 1770 W BearssAvenue in Tampa. Once the schoolopens, hours will be Mon. – Fri.6:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. For more in-formation, call (813) 398-8607 orvisit PrimroseCarrollwood.com.

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