Welcome! to The Pinecrest Tribune

JULY 1999

The $450,000 ACRE
I heard about it the other day. A nice rectangular shaped acre on a side street in the north end of town sold for $450,000. There wasn’t even a knock-down house on the lot.

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Congresswoman, community leaders tour

	Tony Lamazares works to help all kids their lives together
	Luis Tejada has dream to be place kicker for NFL team
	Pinecrest Parks service aide spends his free time fishing
	Optimist Roller Hockey League marks fifth anniversary during Award Picnic
	Pinecrest safety patrol tours Washington
	Alice Hector believes in community involvement

Just as my children do, I look forward to summer vacation
Earl Welbaum knows a lot of history
Howard Drive Elementary fifthgrader earns numerous awards
Khoury League welcomes backpast hero to annual banquet
New Pinecrest park service aide wants to be a teacher
New park service aide radiates warm smile and gentle manner

Palmetto Elementary School science teacher receives top national honor
Palmetto High teacher expands learning experience beyond textbooks
Pinecrest adds another friendly face to its police department
Pinecrest students earn American Legion award
Roberta Brand retires from Pinecrest Elementary School

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Hank Adorno takes time from cancer to make a case for kids

	Suzanne Anderson makes inadvertent career change to successful Realtor
Realtor attends premier showing of new luxury homes program Elena Kemper made transition from teaching to real estate She wanted to be an actress, but found fame, fortune in real estate Oliver Ruiz moves from insurance investigator to real estate agent

Quality Auto Repair
Don't pass by Paesaggio!
Old Time Pottery offers a newkind of shopping experience