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Thursday, November 21, 2024

News from 2021

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10846 Standing Stone Drive, Riverview sold by Dennis R. Brown Sr. and Elizabeth Noble

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

The six bedroom, three bathroom home at 10846 Standing Stone Drive, Riverview was sold on Dec. 30 by Dennis R. Brown Sr. and Elizabeth Noble for $460,000. The buyers were Eric and Ruby Pauch.

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ARC Cafeusa001 LLC acquires 11135 Causeway Blvd., Brandon for $3.03M

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

On Dec. 30, Covelli Family Ltd. Partnership III purchased a home at 11135 Causeway Blvd., Brandon from ARC Cafeusa001 LLC for $3,025,000.

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No new teachers in Riverview sign pledge on Dec. 28 to teach Critical Race Theory

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

There were no new teachers in Riverview who signed the pledge on Dec. 28, according to an online pledge from the Zinn Education Project.

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Justin and Marissa Gile acquire 11201 Cocoa Beach Drive, Riverview

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

On Dec. 30, Justin and Marissa Gile purchased a three bedroom, two bathroom home at 11201 Cocoa Beach Drive, Riverview from Georgina Antunez for $286,000.

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Barbara Stillie (estate), Brenden Lloyd, Debra Martin, Theresa Panilio, Debra Andrea and Theresa Stillie Andrea and Andrea and Robert Tempfer acquires 2313 Cherry Ridge Lane, Brandon

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

The four bedroom, two bathroom home at 2313 Cherry Ridge Lane, Brandon was sold on Dec. 30 by Barbara Stillie (estate), Brenden Lloyd, Debra Martin, Theresa Panilio, Debra Andrea and Theresa Stillie Andrea and Andrea and Robert Tempfer for $330,000. The buyer was Mark Anthony Capehart Jr..

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501 W. Reynolds St., Plant City acquired by Amy B. and Travis B. Pack

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

On Dec. 30, Amy B. and Travis B. Pack purchased a two bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home at 501 W. Reynolds St., Plant City from Jason and Kristin C. Eschenfelder for $400,000.

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Awen Sunset LLC, Blue Duke LLC and Sunset Abba LLC purchase 132 Brandon Town Center Drive 1, Brandon

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

On Dec. 30, Awen Sunset LLC, Blue Duke LLC and Sunset Abba LLC purchased a home at 132 Brandon Town Center Drive 1, Brandon from 307 East Edgewater Avenue LLC for $199,817.86.

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John D. and Lisa M. Givens and Lisa M Goodman acquires 11634 Davis Pool Road, Thonotosassa for $2.23M

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

The property at 11634 Davis Pool Road, Thonotosassa was sold on Dec. 30 by John D. and Lisa M. Givens and Lisa M Goodman for $2,225,000. The buyer was Ghl Knights Griffin LLC.

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Diane L. and Robert G. Perilli unload 1516 Bates St., Brandon

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

On Dec. 30, Jeremy Quentin and Liza Beth Sullivan purchased a three bedroom, two bathroom home at 1516 Bates St., Brandon from Diane L. and Robert G. Perilli for $597,000.

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Iron Workers Local 397 Political Action Fund receives $6 on November 24

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

Anthony Layton contributed $6 to Iron Workers Local 397 Political Action Fund on November 24, according to data from the Florida Department of State.

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510 Tuscanny St., Brandon unloaded by Albert F. and Pamela M. Buccieri

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

The four bedroom, three bathroom home at 510 Tuscanny St., Brandon was sold on Dec. 30 by Albert F. and Pamela M. Buccieri for $395,000. The buyers were Gage Harris and Adasia McGee.

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Michael E. and Shannon Butts acquires 13421 Beechberry Drive, Riverview

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

On Dec. 30, Progress Tampa 1 LLC purchased a three bedroom, 2.5 bathroom home at 13421 Beechberry Drive, Riverview from Michael E. and Shannon Butts for $341,000.

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Number of teachers pledging to teach Critical Race Theory in Valrico stagnates at one

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

There were no new teachers in Valrico who signed the pledge on Dec. 28, according to an online pledge from the Zinn Education Project.

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Eric Felton unloads 15761 Phoebepark Ave., Fish Hawk

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

On Dec. 30, Opendoor Property C LLC purchased a three bedroom, two bathroom home at 15761 Phoebepark Ave., Fish Hawk from Eric Felton for $323,900.

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Darvid R Smith acquires 5523 Janes Drive, Wimauma

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

The home at 5523 Janes Drive, Wimauma was sold on Dec. 30 by Darvid R Smith for $210,000. The buyer was Ludivina Camacho.

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1319 Twilridge Place 1, Brandon acquired by Robin Colaianni

By East Hillsborough News | Dec 30, 2021

The two bedroom, 2.5 bathroom home at 1319 Twilridge Place 1, Brandon was sold on Dec. 30 by Brianna Hackett and Joseph O. Padua for $215,000. The buyer was Robin Colaianni.

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S.W.E.E.P. Collection Service Schedule for 2022

By Press release submission | Dec 29, 2021

Tampa’s Department of Solid Waste and Environmental Program Management will begin its annual Solid Waste Enhanced Environmental Program (S.W.E.E.P.) collection service Monday, January 3, 2022.

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Polk State wins 15 Awards of Excellence from AFC Communications & Marketing Commission

By Press release submission | Dec 29, 2021

Polk State College’s Office of Communications and Public Affairs received 15 Awards of Excellence from the Association of Florida Colleges Communications and Marketing Commission for 2021...

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USF welcomes new trustee, recognizes outgoing original board member

By Press release submission | Dec 29, 2021

The University of South Florida is welcoming a new member of the Board of Trustees (BOT), Rogan Donelly, a USF alumnus and Sarasota resident who is the president and chief executive officer of Tervis Tumbler Company.

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Polk State Metallica Scholar gets “new lease on life” after COVID shuttered small business

By Press release submission | Dec 29, 2021

Andy Johnson owned a small video production company when the pandemic forced him to close his business and “find a way to reinvent myself.”