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Don is the President and CFO of SunCoast Trucking Academy. Don has lived in southwest Florida since he was 2 years old. Don has been a resident of Boca Grande for over 30 years and is an avid fisherman. Don is a graduate of Charlotte High School, Punta Gorda, FL and attended State College of Florida. He has boated and fished the area from Lemon Bay to Pine Island Sound since childhood. Don has held a Florida Real Estate License for the past 31 years and is extremely knowledgeable with regard to the business communities. Don made the decision to open SunCoast Trucking Academy in 2011.
Don and his wife, Heidi, live in Boca Grande on Gasparilla Sound. Their daughter, Abbey, is a student at the University of Florida in Gainesville, and their son, Seth, is a recent graduate of the University of South Florida in Tampa.
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Bill has been involved in the real estate profession for the past 18 years, most of which was spent on Boca Grande. Prior to that, Bill worked for 30 years in the title insurance/escrow industry, serving as Vice President, National Accounts and Agency operations for St. Paul Title Insurance Corp. In addition, he owned his own business for 15 of those years. Bill has had extensive experience in business, public speaking and consulting. He enjoys working in the Independent Education business.
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Tracie entered the transportation industry at the young age of 18. Starting with Cummins Professional Training Center, she identified the potential this industry offered. Tracie graduated from Truck Driver Training School in 1995, a few years after obtaining her Class A CDL. She proceeded to explore all her possibilities. After several years of driving Over the Road, Local and Regional, she began to receive offers for positions in management from several companies.
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Hello Everyone - Happy Holidays!
As the Holidays are going to close now and the stores are selling discounted bulbs now.
which I had to buy as i didnt get a chance to buy early in the season. Anyways, I bought about 10 bags of Darwin Hybrid bulbs for $1/bag on 12-26-11.
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Chances are since most to all tulips need winter chill. I plant about 500-1000 tulip bulbs every year for the last couple of years and I chill all my bulbs for 8-10 weeks. I would place them in your refrigerator for 8 weeks or until they begin to sprout and then plant and see if they bloom.


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Mo to Fr from 10:00 AM to 05:00 PMAlong one of the many streets that make up San Diego's Little Italy, a small gallery—Gallery 680—houses paintings by local artists. In the small one-room gallery, high ceilings and a couple of low ceiling fans give this gallery a very open feel. Gallery 680 recently opened their doors for public viewing, but they also open for those special debuts. All of the paintings are there for anyone to enjoy; though, for those who would like to take a part of San Diego home with them, every painting is available for purchase. Many of the paintings in Gallery 680 are purchased by restauranteurs and displayed in San Diego restaurants. - Erick Pettersen
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