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+ Baxter Technologies expands at Hargrove Grade
Danny and Mason Baxter have announced the new location and expansion of Baxter Technologies, at 15-A Hargrove Grade in Palm Coast.
The Baxters have been audio/video specialists in Flagler County for more than 10 years. Their new facility will enable them to continue to offer residential and commercial systems and services, in addition to BT Motorsports manufacturing.
The Baxters are set to produce the Quickstand, a new patented enterprise in the world of motocross racing, at a rate of 400 per month.
+ Nature’s Nurse product comes to Flagler Beach
Nature’s Nurse International’s best-selling product, Respigard, a self-care respiratory aid, is now available in Flagler Beach. From Nature’s Nurse’s line of natural wellness products and systems, Respigard has until recently only been available online and at select medical clinics.
“We have seen the demand for Respigard rise over the years, but recently the growth locally has been rapid, due to the forest fires,” Dr. Ted Anders, co-founder of Nature’s Nurse said. “The smoke from the fires is making it more difficult for those with respiratory illnesses to breathe properly.” Anders also added that Nature’s Nurse donated Respigard to 911 first responders.
Respigard will be sold at the Flagler Beach Center of Natural Medicine, at 214 Moody Blvd., with 40% of the proceeds being donated to Fijians — who introduced a major Respigard ingredient, Fijian Red Mangrove, to Anders — and other outreaches.
Anders will also be available by appointment at the center, for personal and professional life coaching.
Two clinical studies, by asthma/allergy specialist Dr. Scott Carrol show full resolution in 12 to 48 hours of nasal and bronchial symptoms related to the common cold 79% of the time.
For more, call 439-2609 or visit www.naturesnurse.com.
+ SCORE, Business Assistance Center update
Staff at Palm Coast’s Business Assistance Center served one customer, providing two hours of assistance, the week of July 8. For the month of June, a total of 22 customers were served 85.5 hours of assistance.
Business consultant firm and BAC partner SCORE, through an annual city grant agreement, provided 36 counseling sessions in April and June.
+ Deb Cavaliere to head 10,000-rep. Avon division
Deb Cavaliere, 20-year Avon representative, was awarded a five-day vacation to San Diego, after being named the leading saleswoman in her division, which consists of about 10,000 representatives in the eastern United States. She was also named the top seller in Flagler County.
There were 25 representatives in the United States who earned the trip, as part of a new category to the President’s Recognition Program, for those who recorded sales increases of at least $30,000 compared to their prior year’s record.
Cavaliere has more than 70 representatives in her down-line. For the past 15 years, she has held annual open houses every October. Last year, 70 people attended.
For more information, or to buy or sell Avon, call 446-5923.
(Editor’s Note: Deb Cavaliere is the mother of Palm Coast Observer staff writer Mike Cavaliere.)
+ New Palm Coast businesses
According to Palm Coast’s Business Assistance Center weekly review, the following businesses set up shop the week of July 8.
Acme Trophies, at 9 Market Place Court, is a manufacturer.
CB Vacation LLC is a real estate property manager.
Mobile Tech Man LLC is a home-based computer service company.
Steven Hanks Lawn Care specializes in home-based landscaping.
Zippee Deliveree is a home-based personal service firm.
PALM COAST PERMITS
The following is an update for permit activity in the city from June 31 through July 7:
Total number of all permits issued: 82
Occupancy permits issued:
Candace House was issued a permit for Kingdom Purpose Church, at 210 Old Kings Road.
Residential permits issued:
• A $227,000 permit was issued to Saltwater Home Inc. for a single-family residence at 8 Fernmill Lane.
• A $211,000 permit was issued to Vanacore Construction for a single-family residence at 23 Westrobin Lane.
• A $5,000 permit was issued to Waterside Pools for an addition to 41 Francis Lane.
• A $985 permit was issued to Budd Severino Advanced Home for an addition to 76 Eric Drive.
Source: city of Palm Coast
— Send business news and notes to Mike Cavaliere at [email protected].
