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PEYOTE MOON
Band with Roots in Avalon Park making a Name for themselves
“Peyote Moon” is a local East Orlando trio with Avalon roots….. all three of its members worked and met in Avalon Park. They started as part of company band, and then began signing and performing as a trio. They’re first performances were in Avalon Park restaurants, cafes and at the Avalon Park band shell.
They released their first CD of 13 original songs this month and it’s available on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play and other online venues. Just look for “Peyote Moon” and you’ll see their CD cover photo (as shown here). They were recently filmed and will appear on a local TV show on Orange TV (to be broadcast in May) performing eight of their original songs.
The 13 original songs were written and composed by founding member, Phil Davis, who brought together Lakshmi Ramaseshan and Rusty Phillips because he felt the combination of their three voices could create a vocal sound that would bring the songs to life as he imagined them. For the last 4 years now they have practiced weekly and performed monthly around the Orlando area. They currently have a standing monthly gig at Maxine’s on Shine in downtown Orlando (the fourth Sunday of every month).
They are currently well into the recording of their second CD which features 15 new original songs, many of these songs are ones they have performed for the last year. Their second CD is titled “Running with Ghosts” and includes some of the band’s favorite numbers.
The band’s name comes from one of their original songs “Peyote Moon”… a fictitious place somewhere in the southwest. The song was inspired by Phil’s many trips to the Navajo Nation.
The focus of their sound is their vocals and harmonies….. “a little bit country, a little bit rock n’ roll, a little bit pop” is how they describe it. It’s feel good music, but that doesn’t mean it’s not without soul or depth. “Peyote Moon” weaves its own web of emotion and feeling. Don’t let the sweet sound deceive you… there’s a wide emotional pallet here.
Instrumental in the recording of their CD was Scott Davis, who did the engineering, mixing and mastering at Sailforth Productions…. as well playing bass guitar and drums on some tracks, and Glenn Davis, who played drums on a few tracks. It’s a Davis family project….. Scott is Phil’s son, and Glenn is Phil’s brother.
Peyote Moon will be having a CD Release Party on May 3rd (Saturday) from 7:00pm to 9:00pm at the Mellow Mushroom on E. Colonial and Alafaya Trail. They would love you support in helping promote their music.
You can follow them on Facebook: https://facebook.com/peyotemoontrio
Their website will be up shortly.
And look for them on iTunes, Spotify and Google Play!
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Keeping Up with the "Cranes!"
A Collection of Photo's taken by Avalon Park Residents
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Parents on the Sideline... Please Don't...
Written by Linda Bilyeu
Youth Sporting Events are not the Olympics...
In the past few years of attending my granddaughter's sporting events, I've taken notice of a few do's and don'ts that parents and grandparents will find helpful.
I'm a spectator who tends to multi-tasks. Which means I can fully focus on the game and also pay attention to what's going on around me while taking mental notes.
The mental notes that I have accumulated over time are now being put to use to guide you with some basic rules.
Please do not take offense to my list of do's and don'ts unless you might possibly be guilty as charged. Then hopefully you will learn a lesson as to what the basic rules should be, based on my opinion.
Do's and Don'ts of Youth Sports Games for Parents
- These do's and don'ts apply to a minor amount of team supporters. The majority of parents deserve a huge kudos for taking the time to have their children participate in youth sports. Kids aren't as active as they were years ago. With tech gadgets that occupy their time while sitting down they aren't getting outdoors as much as they should.
- While outdoors they are riding on motorized scooters, bikes or go-karts and they are not getting the cardio workout they should. What happened to the old fashioned way of pedaling a bike or using their feet to maneuver their scooters of skateboards? It's a shame. Kids are being allowed to be lazy.
- Participating in an athletic sport teaches the kids that being active is good for their health. Being lazy is not beneficial. Being a member of a team teaches a child they could overcome fears and gain drive, determination and motivation. It's all about the "team." Teamwork.
- Now it's up to the parents to follow some basic rules and set a good example.
- Go Team!
Things parents shouldn't do at their kids sports game...
- Do not bring your kids late to the game. There is a certain time scheduled per team. Try your best to stick to the schedule, no one likes to have to forfeit a game due to a member shortage.
- Be sure and feed your child at least an hour before the game. If they eat too soon before the game, their breakfast or lunch might be ejected forward and create a mess.
- Make sure the kids take a tinkle before they join the team. The only dribbling on the court should be from the ball. It's quite funny to watch the kids squeezing their legs closed as they attempt to make a shot, but why risk an accident?
- Your schedule is tight. You have a to-do list a mile long...but, they need their practice. Its their time to learn. Try your best to bring them to practice.
- I don't have to remind you how essential drinking water is during their breaks. Not soft drinks. Not sugary drinks. Water is best. Be sure and bring a bottle or two, to practice and the game.
- In the beginning of the season the Team Mom should distribute a list with the date that you should bring the snacks. Try your best not to forget the snacks. If you aren't going to be able to attend that specific game, place someone else in charge of bringing the food and drink. The kids always look forward to their chill time after the game, with their team mates, while enjoying their treats. The choice of food is up to you. Be creative.
- Team jerseys should be odor, stain and wrinkle free. Your child is representing their team. Just before the game you realize you forgot the jersey in the car trunk all week...in just a few minutes you could blot out a stain and toss it in the dryer with a fabric softener, for a couple of minutes. Preferably a fragrance free fabric softener...can't imagine your youngen running around smelling like Spring Breeze.
- If your daughter has long hair be considerate and place her hair in a pony tail. Not pig tails, I've witnessed other kids get smacked in the face with pig tails swinging around the field or court.
- If your superstar player has younger siblings do not allow them to run around the game area. I've seen tiny toddlers get flattened during games and even though they weren't injured their screams could be heard around the field.
- Cheer On Your Child's Team...
More Basic Rules for Parents During Youth Sports Games
- Spectators shouldn't gossip. You never know who is seated around you. Even if your gossip is harmless, some one could misinterpret what you said and your words could hurt some one's feelings. Parents should not say something inappropiate or rude about a player on the team. Remember, you are at your child's game and the last thing you need is a to find yourself in time out or possibly blocked.
- Do cheer on the opposing team. Remember, these are children at play. Your cheers will show not only show your children, but the other teams parents and players that you all are in this game together.
- Don't yell at your kid during the game if they temporarily zone out. It happens. They are kids. I've seen kids zone out for a few minutes and you would think the parents were about to slam dunk them. Your child will snap out of it and rejoin the game.
- Do not yell at other parents. If some one is blocking your view, kindly let them know. Chances are they are in their zone and don't realize it. Don't yell at another parent because their kid didn't make the shot. Seriously? This is a youth game, not the Olympics!
- Remember to double knot their shoes. It's unbelievable how many times I saw kid's shoelaces become untied during a game. They are already in the process of losing their baby teeth, they don't need to be falling flat on their face and losing them during a game with their peers.
- Do not spend the short time at a game on your mobile device. Put your phone away and concentrate on the cheering on your child and their team mates. You could very possibly miss the play of the game because you were playing Candy Crush. Show your support and CHEER.
- Do not question the coaches instructions or actions. He's taking the time to coach your kid's team because he knows how the game should be played. He's a volunteer. He receives no compensation for teaching your child the rules and regulations of the sport. He should be applauded for the time that he spends training your child to be part of a team. Now, you could suggest to the coach that he chills out a bit if you feel he's being too tough on a child. I have never witnessed this, but any thing is possible. Always remember to thank your coach.
- Do give the kids some slack if they seem tired. Between school, homework and lack of sleep they might not be up to par during a practice or game. That's OK. Now on the flip side if they are just not in the mood, remind them what teamwork is all about. Being there for your team, even if you aren't in the mood.
- Practice makes perfect. When time allows for you practice your child's sport with them in between seasons or during the season. Make it a family outing. During this time remind your child that it's not OK to hog a ball during a game. Team members share the ball and are not playing the game solo. Without team mates there would be no team. Sharing is caring.
- Give your children compliments, a high five, a fist bump, a hug...share with them why you are so proud of them and how impressed you are with their sportsmanship. Children need encouragement, adults do also. Who doesn't like to be recognized when they accomplish some thing that's important to them? Go ahead and spread the love and watch your child shine! Go Team!
- Teamwork Involves the Entire Team
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The Case for "UPTOWN AVALON"
Avalon Park Blvd and East Colonial, the new development and area should be referred to as Uptown Avalon
Written by Publishing@apgazette.com
Don't we already have an Uptown Avalon Park?
Tou·ché! We do have wonderfully built luxury townhomes in Avalon Park situated adjacent to Town Park located, in what most of us call, Down Town Avalon Park, however it is in down town AP, but Up town Down Town. If that makes any sense. ( side bar: There are only a few homes left, so if you are interested visit the Remax in Avalon Park).
Making the Case
Here are the facts. Although many, Avalon Park Residents, distinctly separate their community from other surrounding neighborhoods down Avalon Park Blvd, most of our neighbors have no clue that they do not live in Avalon Park.
"Oh, no Darling, you don't live in Avalon Park, you live in Avalon Lakes..."
Any Realtor can tell you that the majority of residents living down Avalon Park Blvd say they live in Avalon Park. And most Realtors can also tell you that the majority of buyers who are familiar with the area considers any neighborhood on Avalon Park Blvd as Avalon Park. Why is that, um maybe, because the main road is called Avalon Park Blvd, the proximity to Avalon Park, and the association and familiarization used as talking points about the community are all factors that play into this perception and belief.
There was a drive a couple years ago to make Avalon Park, it's own city and the surrounding neighborhoods were proposed to be a part of that city, so although many would like to believe Avalon Park ends at the roundabout and the intersection of Alafaya & APB, the reality is that our community extends beyond those parameters. We have neighbors who live in AP and own local businesses down Avalon Park Blvd, and residents who live in surrounding neighborhoods who directly contribute to our local economy daily, so when we say Avalon Park Community, it has a broader meaning then that of Avalon Park Neighborhood which many of us dutifully pay our quarterly HOA payment to.
I say we should embrace the reality in front of us and capitalize on it while building a broader sense of community. Staying in our bubble and telling ourselves that "the neighborhood down the street from us is not in our community" will only leave us with very little influence to help encourage more development that can help beautify the area. A rise in property values down the street equates to a higher rise in Avalon Park.
So What is being proposed here?
As many of you have seen, the new WAWA, Aldi, Wendy's, Dunkin Dounuts, and several others shops are coming to the area. It's situated "UP" Avalon Park Blvd about 3.5 miles from "Down Town." Get where I am going with this?
The shopping plaza is currently being named, Avalon Commons, but I propose that it is renamed Uptown Avalon, not Uptown Avalon Park, but simply Uptown Avalon. In fact, this entire area, including Grandeville Luxury Aparments, should be considered/ perceived as Uptown Avalon. When Grandeville first was being developed several years ago, they called themselves Grandeville in Avalon Park, but was challenged and had to change their name to Grandeville on Avalon Park, but now, as our community has matured and the upswing potential of building a stronger brand for our community which can yield more commerce, a rise in property values, and a beautification of the area which will attract more developers. For the thousands of drivers that pass this intersection daily, the consideration will now be, If there is an Uptown Avalon, where is Down town? Uptown Avalon seem to be an eventual fit for the area, but who knows!
Of course, there is cons.... there are always cons!
1. More commerce, may lead to more traffic
2. As in the past, news reports associated any crime occurring up Avalon Park blvd as Avalon Park although it was wrong, it will become fact. Our community understanding will certainly grow which is already the case in some of our groups on Facebook.
3. It will certainly promote community with other surrounding neighborhoods which may be a challenge
In Conclusion...
Should Uptown Avalon become a reality, a vision of more shopping, fine dining, and AP style housing in the area will help promote safer neighborhoods and help bring up an area that has been struggling for years.
What are your thoughts? Please send them to Publishing@apgazette.com
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REAL ESTATE 32828
written by Eddy Solon, 32828 Realtor, AP Resident
Remax Avalon Park
http:///www.Realestate32828.com
For Foreclosures listings, Home Valuations, and for luxury homes in East Orlando, please visithttp://www.Realestate32828.com
The Latest price per square feet on homes sold in the 32828 can also be located on the site.
If considering selling, you must determine an estimate of what your home is worth or what you will need to begin the process.
Some beautiful homes that went under contract this past month. Google my team "#1 East Orlando Realtor"
9109 Shadowbrook Trl, Orlando, FL 32825 (7 days)
12306 Gingham Ct, Orlando, FL, 32828 (3 days)
10045 Mooreshire Cir, Orlando, FL, 32829 (6 days)
4204 Austen Falls Lane, Orlando, Fl 32828 (Sold in 20 days)
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Interested in Submitting an Article
Articles are due by the third Thursday of the Month, email them to Publishing@apgazette.com
You understand by Submitting an article:
1. It may be edited to fit in the issue without my input
2. All final edits are completed by Avalon Park Gazette Reviewers and Editors in conjunction with the contributor, when deemed necessary
3. I will abide by AP Gazette creed, To build community one issue at a time through practical, informative, and lifestyle oriented articles in commitment with Integrity, Trust, Good will and Honesty.
4. I will submit to final edits made by the AP Gazette Team with my input when deemed necessary or without at the discretion of the AP Gazette Reviewers and Editors
5. I will submit an article before the 3rd Thursday of the month prior to 12 pm to be considered.
6. My article may or may not be considered or may be used in a future article under the sole discretion of the AP Gazette Reviewers and Editors.
If you do not agree, please do not submit an article.
AP Gazette Opportunities
1. Reviewers- to review final submittal of newsletters prior to publishing
2. Education Contributor- An article written by an Educator in one of East Orlando schools. Topics may be anything to do with Education and teacher, student, and parent awareness. This will be a good place to highlight top achievers in our school (teachers and students).
3. Sports Contributor- To discuss East Orlando Sports, anything from little league and up
4. Political Contributors- Discuss local politics that impact East Orlando Residents along with other Political contributors
To be able to participate, you must be an East Orlando resident, if writing, submit an article prior to 3rd Thursday of the Month 12:00 pm, and send your interest and brief description of your background to Publishing@apgazette.com Keep in mind, any neighbor can submit an article.
5. Safety Contributor- Preferably someone in law enforcement who lives or patrol our community to provide monthly contribution on safety trends, practices, and awareness.
6. Tell us your story- Have a personal story about a triumph or a life transition that took place and you think it will benefit others, tell us your story by
emailing publishing@apgazette.com
7. Have A Birthday or Anniversary coming up, Email us and we will showcase it in the associated issue. Email publishing@apgazette.com
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ENCORE
Assisted Living Facility on it's way to the Avalon Park Community
Encore at Avalon Park, is an 80,000 SF Assisted Living and Memory Care Community, with 90 apartments and the potential for 128 beds. It is a three story building made up of 6 neighborhoods each with 15 apartments. Sixty units will be dedicated to memory care and 30 units will be focused on assisted living.
Each neighborhood has its own entry, dining room, living room, family room, porch, and spa access. Additionally, the project consists of a community outreach room, outdoor plaza, wellness area, and an occupational and physical therapy facility. The building is centrally oriented around a secured landscape courtyard composed of fountains, trellis’ and seating all under a canopy of oak trees.
To meet the needs of the booming elderly population, development is moving in a new direction. The direction is to residential environments that inspire, soothe, and create connections to family, community and amenities.
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ORANGE COUNTY NEWS
Save the date! Save the date! Save the date!
2014 Florida Neighborhoods Conference
July 10 to July 12, 2014
Loews Royal Pacific Hotel
6900 Hollywood Way Blvd
In lieu of holding the Community Conference, NPRD and the City of Orlando will be hosting the 2014 Florida Neighborhoods Conference.
Click here for more information.
Monthly Adopt-A-Tree
Saturday, June 21st ~ 8am to 12pm
Dr. Phillips Park, 8249 Buenavista Woods Blvd, Orlando, 32836
This is a FREE program for all Orange County citizens designed to encourage residents to add trees to our environment. Adding trees to the landscape has many long-term benefits. Along with the obvious advantages of shade and beauty, trees provide oxygen, filter pollution, and create habitats for wildlife. In addition, trees replenish our lost tree canopy that has diminished due to storm damage, age, and development. Each county resident must provide proof of residency and will receive up to two trees while supplies last.
Block Party Application
Have you or your neighbors considered having a block party in your neighborhood? Block parties are a way to welcome new neighbors to the neighborhood or a way to celebrated with neighbors on a annual basis. If so, there is a block party permit that has to be completed prior to having the block party. Click here to download the block party permit.
For more information, contact Sharon Cutler at 407.836.8378 or atSharon.Cutler@ocfl.net.
Hurricane Season is Just Around the Corner
Here is another online resource to help you get prepared!
Just in Time Disaster Training Library: The purpose of this on-line video library is to provide a single, easy to search source in which individuals, agencies and organizations can access Just In Time Disaster Training videos. The videos found in this library cover disaster related mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery training for a wide variety areas.
Now with 1,072 disaster mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery training videos the library is the most comprehensive, easy to search, FREE internet based source for training curriculum for today's emergency responders. The library can be accessed at the following web site:
www.JustInTimeDisasterTraining.org
Movers for Moms
Two Men and a Truck® believes every mom should be celebrated on Mother's Day. That's why Two Men and a Truck Orlando - West have initiated Movers for Moms® and is teaming up with local organizations to collect essential items to be delivered to women living at Harbor House this Mother's Day. If you would like to donate items or to find out how you or your organization can join in this effort, contact Alaynah Allen at 407.254.5000 or Alaynah.Allen@twomen.com.
Minor Vegetables - Expanding the Season Workshop
There are many vegetables not listed in the Florida Vegetable Gardening guide that will do well in a Central Florida vegetable garden if the season and unique vegetables are matched to the climate. Learn the basic information about growing miscellaneous (specialty, ethnic, oriental) vegetables that may expand your vegetable gardening season for more great food from your garden.
Thursday, May 8th ~ 6 pm to 7:30pm
Jessie Brock Community Center, 310 N. Dillard Street, Winter Garden
Saturday, May 17th ~ 9am to 10:30am or
Thursday, May 22nd ~ 10am to 11:30am
Orange County Extension Education Center, 6021 S. Conway Road, Orlando
$5 materials fee per household. Register on-line atwww.OCMGS.eventbrite.com. |
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EAST ORLANDO SAFETY
32828 Statistics: Zone 22B
Retrieved from OCSO Website
Safety@apgazette.com
While 30 incidents were reported last Newsletter, 24 incidents were reported this month in our zone, which includes Avalon Park Area and surrounding communities. Based on the data available, there were 0 Arm to Person Robbery, 15 Auto Burglaries, 0 Commercial Burglaries, 9 Residential Burglaries, 0 Stolen Vehicles, and 0 Strong Arm to Person Robbery. t
Every month Auto Burglaries are the most common incident reported in our area. In this Issue, we included a separate article specifically discussing safety tips for securing one's vehicle. We definitely have an opportunity to bring down these numbers drastically through education and awareness every month.
This month and every month after, we will report a summary of crimes reported in our specific area and adjacent neighborhoods. The first step in crime prevention is awareness.
Avalon Park Residents, Have a safety concern? Feel free to email our off duty deputy Sal.Saldano@ocfl.net He is very responsive! What does off duty mean? It really does not mean they are completely off duty. They are hired by funds set aside by our HOA dues, on their off duty hours, to help secure the safety of our Avalon Park community. We have three deputies, and Sal is the primary coordinator.
To receive future statistics, Subscribe to our newsletter here
Since first step in crime prevention is awareness, everyone can contribute by forwarding these updates to their neighbor.
East Orlando Resident, have an incident, a report, or safety event, please email Safety@apgazette.com to be distributed to our 2,000 plus subscribers.
Hey, Your Fly Is Open
But more importantly, your door is unlocked
by Dennis Horazak, Neighborly Reporter
Guys, we’ve all been there. At one time or another almost very one of us either told someone else, or was told by someone else, that a zipper was left unzipped. A lot of women do the same thing when another woman’s dress tag is out or some other wardrobe piece is malfunctioning.
Gentle notification is a courteous thing to do, a low-cost way of paying it forward. So let’s talk about burglary. (Stay with me here.) There have been a lot of thefts from unlocked
vehicles in the greater Orlando area, including Waterford Lakes, Avalon Park, and beyond. Last month the sheriff’s office parked an electronic sign at the island tip of Woodbury and Lake Underhill warning us “Lock Your Vehicle.” Now the sign has been moved to another location but the problem is still here – unlocked vehicles and garages.
Last year one of our neighbors complained that someone stole her credit-card-filled wallet and designer purse out of her unlocked car, and another complained that someone walked into his open garage in the middle of the night and stole his air compressor. I’ve talked to people in five other neighborhoods and they all have similar stories about their neighbors’ losses -- losses that could have been prevented by using common sense and protecting their valuables. |
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UCF Republicans & Democrats Work together to Transform Bithlo
Retrieved from East Orlando Post
By Anna Vishkaee Eskimani
April 15th marked the last day of Project Bithlo’s first Civic Engagement Series, a collection of four interactive teach-ins designed to provide Bithlo’s Orange County Academy (OCA) students with an opportunity to learn more about their community and build relationships with college mentors.
The program was a first of it’s kind for Project Bithlo—a nonpartisan initiative launched by the UCF College Democrats and Republicans last year. “We love working with OCA students, and have a strong passion for civic engagement,” said the organization’s Chair and UCF grad student, Anna V. Eskamani. “Putting the two together in a series of interactive teach-ins made sense, and it gave us the opportunity to empower our Bithlo students and motivate them to get more involved in the political process.”
These four teach-ins, each an hour-and-half long, were spaced over the entirety of the spring semester, and focused specifically on the three branches of government. Each lesson plan was designed for OCA’s 4th-9th grade students, and was made possible with input of local educators.
But it was the UCF students who pulled it all off.
“The education sessions were dynamic,” said Tim McKinney, COO of United Global Outreach, the nonprofit leading the transformative work in Bithlo. “The UCF students would mix academia with role playing, creating an organic space for our students to ask questions and learn more. Knowledge is power, and when our students understand the structure of government more clearly, they’ll be more likely to get involved.”
Though this was Project Bithlo’s first Civic Engagement Series, it was not their first event. The UCF College Democrats and College Republicans have been working together through Project Bithlo since Fall 2013, and hosted a day of service last year that saw over 50 UCF students and faculty volunteer at Bithlo’s Transformation Village for a major beautification project. Earlier this semester, the group hosted UCF Day— an event that brought 33 OCA students to UCF’s main campus for a personalized look at future with college.
For Eskamani, this work is more than just teaching students about civics. It’s about building relationships, and bringing together groups that have traditionally not worked together before: “We are building a community in Central Florida that not only cares about supporting the transformation of Bithlo, but one that is also willing to look beyond party lines to pursue a like-minded cause. Congress may be at a standstill along partisan lines, but we are not.”
Project Bithlo plans to launch another series of civic engagement classes in the fall semester, this time with a focus on electoral work.
Now a graduate student at UCF pursuing master’s degrees in Public Administration and Nonprofit Management, Anna works full-time at Planned Parenthood of Greater Orlando as their External Affairs Manager. She continues to be involved with many advocacy groups, including United Global Outreach through her work in the community of Bithlo. She is also a board member of several organizations, including the Orange County League of Women Voters, Orange County Democratic Executive Committee, and the UCF Women's Studies Advisory Council. A lifelong feminist, Anna is excited to find even more ways to empower others and give back to her community.
- See more at:http://www.eastorlandopost.com/ucf-republicans-democrats-work-together-transform-bithlo#sthash.1USWKXfb.dpuf |
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Some of the local East Orlando Eateries
Reviews and Costs
Jeremiah's Italian Ice 89%
$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - Desserts/Ice Cream 877 North Alafaya Trail
Guavate Puerto Rican Eatery... 87%
$$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - Puerto Rican 422 South Alafaya Trail Suite 20
Brianto's Original Hoagies 89%
$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - American, Hot Dogs/Sausages, Sandwiches/Subs 12001 Avalon Lake Drive
Five Guys Burgers and Fries 89%
$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - Burgers, Fast Food, Hot Dogs/Sausages 551 North Alafaya Trail
Rice & Beans Cocina Latina 88%
$$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - Cuban, Latin American, Dominican 504 North Alafaya Trail
Fuji Sushi & Teppan Japanese... 81%
$$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - Asian, Japanese, Sushi 504 North Alafaya Trail
Sweet! By Good Golly Miss... 85%
$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - Bakery, Desserts/Ice Cream, Frozen Yogurt 711 North Alafaya Trail
toojays 87%
$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - American, Breakfast/Brunch, Diner 715 North Alafaya Trail
Summer Palace 87%
$$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - Chinese, Japanese, Sushi 588 South Alafaya Trail
TooJay's Gourmet Deli 87%
$$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - American, Bakery, Sandwiches/Subs 715 North Alafaya Trail
Davis Bakery and Café 90%
$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - Breakfast/Brunch, Sandwiches/Subs 12001 Avalon Lake Drive Suite G
Eastside Bistro 84%
$$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - American, Burgers, Sandwiches/Subs 12001 Avalon Lake Drive
Thunya Thai Restaurant 88%
$$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - Thai 13001 Founders Square Drive
Thai Singha 82%
$$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - Sushi, Thai 863 North Alafaya Trail
Crispers 90%
$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - Sandwiches/Subs, Soup, Salad 557 North Alafaya Trail
Simply Frozen Yogurt 84%
$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - Frozen Yogurt 504 North Alafaya Trail
100 Montaditos 91%
$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - Sandwiches/Subs, Spanish, Tapas 417 North Alafaya Trail
Tijuana Flats 89%
$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - Mexican, Tacos, Tex-Mex 1024 Avalon Park North Boulevard
Keke's Breakfast Café 83%
$$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - American, Breakfast/Brunch 504 North Alafaya Trail
Boston Coffeehouse 89%
$ Avalon Park / Waterford Lakes - Breakfast/Brunch, Coffee, Sandwiches/Subs 12789 Waterford Lakes Parkway
Good Fella's Pizzeria 95%
$ Waterford Lakes/ E Colonial -Lunch/ Dinner, Italian Cuisine
If you would like to add to this list, please feel free to email publishing@apgazette.com |
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Avalon Park 3rd Annual Summer Flag Football Camp 2014
mbstrainingclub@gmail.com
June 9th-13th
9:00 am -12:00 pm
Location:
Avalon Middle School Football Field
Register online at:
www.mbstrainingclub.org
Cost: $75
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