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Dr. James Barile, N.D., Ph. D., D.D.
16907 Gulf Blvd.
North Redington Beach
(800) 726-WELL (9355)

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Flooring America of Seminole
9012 Seminole Blvd.
Seminole
(727) 397-5509

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Salon Volo
5848 54th Ave. N.
St. Petersburg
(727) 545-1905

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Custom Couture of Clearwater
(727) 735-8407
By appointment please.

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Florida Center for Back & Neck Pain
Dr. Greg Hollstrom
11444 Seminole Blvd.
Largo
(727) 393-6100

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Oakhurst & East Bay Medical
13020 Park Blvd., Seminole
(727) 393-3404
3800 East Bay Dr., Largo
(727) 539-0505

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Abbey Carpet & Floor of Largo
13120 66th St. N.
Largo
(727) 524-1445

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NuSmile Dental
13611 Park Blvd., Suite G
Seminole
(727) 369-8299

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Too much marketing
Editor:
I have had enough. Our country’s people are trapped in an endless stream of marketing from the time we awaken until we go to sleep.
Writer should know the speed limit
Re: ‘Why does Seminole allow speed traps?’ Seminole Beacon, Aug. 26.
Editor:
The writer of that letter has no one to blame but herself. That is no speed trap in front of Home Depot.
Obey the traffic laws
Editor:
In your Aug. 26 issue, there was an unbelievable letter from Maria Wyatt regarding “speed traps.” At first I thought it was satire. She wants the city to make drivers aware to slow down by putting up flashing lights, speed bumps and a digital board?
Decisive action needed on public safety funding
Editor:
Correct action is needed to fund public services. The incorrect action would be to look for more money from the public that is now paying. It would be correct to collect it from all the people. The way to do this is to impose a flat fee on the number of people occupying or able to occupy a building.
Redington Beach mystery boat
Editor:
I would like to personally thank all the people who came to see the mystery boat that washed up on Redington Beach this past week, making this event, a circus of the peculiar.
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