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- Human Rights Walkathon Takes Place in St. Petersburg
- Clearwater for Youth Honors Angelo Dundee and Jamie and Karen Moyer at Annual Celebrity Banquet
- How Does the New Pinellas County Fertilizer Ordinance Affect You?
- Human Rights Walkathon to Take Place in Downtown St. Pete March 6th
- An Open Letter to the City of Clearwater Regarding The Complete Angler & Herb Quintero by Dru Jeanis
- Governor Charlie Crist Visits Clearwater Marine Aquarium to Promote Adoption and "Winter's Dream"
- Artists in Action Mission:Beautification Gallery Moves to New Space in Downtown Clearwater
- Hands Across the Sand Spreads Message "Love Tourists, Not Drilling"
- NASA's WISE Telescope Returns Images and More Information from Our Universe
- To Haiti with Love: Hometown Help for Haiti
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| Written by Angela LeMay | |
| Saturday, 21 June 2008 | |
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Pinellas County - by Angela LeMay Actress Catherine Bell, best known for her for her role of Lt. Colonel Sarah MacKenzie of the 1995 to 2005 television show JAG, commenced the shotgun start at the Semi –Annual “Hackers Classic” Tournament at the Eastlake Woodlands Country Club. The tournament this year was generously sponsored by PostcardMania, Thermal Technologies Services, Inc. and Island View Estates. Funds raised from this golf tournament benefits the construction of a new upper school campus for Clearwater Academy International (CAI), a private school located on Drew and Myrtle. The plan is to build the new campus on the 3-acre piece of land owned by Clearwater Academy at the corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue and Wyatt Street in Largo. “Although the exact date has not been set as yet, construction will begin soon”, stated Clearwater Academy’s Executive Director, Jim Zwers. Results from the tournament:
Low Gross Champions-Jeff Putney, Dr. Jimmy Gatza, Gary Cardone and Eric Davis Parents, business owners and many other contributors to this event see the value of the CAI’s purpose: “To educate each child to his fullest potential and beyond, graduating with eagerness to take his place in the world and contributing to society in his field(s) of endeavor.” Particularly, Catherine Bell played in the tournament as her daughter attends Clearwater Academy and when out of town her daughter continues to be home-schooled on its curriculum. To view the plans for the new campus visit www.clearwateracademy.org
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