If youâre looking for a doctor who can take care of most of your familyâs medical needs, consider an appointment with Dr. Richard Kay at Family Wellness Center, located less than two miles north of the Hillsborough County line in the Windfair Professional Park (near the Shoppes of Wesley Chapel and across Bruce B. Downs (BBD) Blvd. from Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel, or FHWC), a family-run practice that serves everyone from children ages 5 and older all the way up to geriatric adults.
Dr. Kay is an American Board of Family Medicine-Certified Family Practitioner who has been taking care of families in the Wesley Chapel area since opening his practice in September of 2008.Continue reading
Science and beauty donât always have much in common with one another. However, at the Vein &âCosmetic Center of Tampa Bay, Dr. Jeffrey Hunt, D.O., R.V.S., has combined the two â and is proud to have been achieving amazing results for his patients throughout the Tampa Bay area â since 1991.
The friendly, professional staff at the Vein &âCosmetic Center of Tampa Bay on Rocky Point is led by Dr. Jeffrey Hunt.
Today, with 18 different laser and Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)âtherapies to choose from, the Vein & Cosmetic Center treatseverything from leg veins, spots and vessels to facial creases, wrinkles and freckles, utilizing everything from Acoustic Wave Therapy and Fractional Laser Treatments to Photorejuvination, BotoxÂź, CoolSculptingÂź, and too many more to name, really. Dr. Hunt is the Tampa Bay areaâs most experienced leg vein specialist and he and his professional, friendly staff are dedicated to providing technologically advanced, non-invasive cosmetic care for your legs, face and body that can be custom-designed to suit any budget and beauty treatment need.Continue reading
This photo, released by Florida Fish &âWildlife Conservation, led to the identification & arrest of Wesley Chapel resident Kim Raymond Feaste.
A Wesley Chapel man has been released, after turning himself in for being illegally in the possession of a sea turtle.
According to a Hillsborough County Sheriffâs Office (HCSO) report, Kim Raymond Feaste, 21 â whose permanent address is in the Williamsburg community of Wesley Chapel (just north of the Hillsborough-Pasco county line) â turned himself in to the Orient Rd. jail in Tampa on September 1, after Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) authorities visited his apartment the day before.
â(FWC) had put out a news release with his photograph, asking for the publicâs help identifying him,â says FWC spokesperson Gary Morse. âAs a result, we received a significant number of calls to the FWC Alert Hotline and we were able to determine his name and his whereabouts.â
The FWC release, dated August 13, describes a photographerâs encounter with Feaste, who was photographed digging in a Loggerhead sea turtle (which is classified as an âendangeredâ species by the International Union for Censervation of Nature, or IUCN) nest on Casey Key in Sarasota County. When asked what he was doing, Feaste replied that he was âcollecting turtle eggs to be released when they hatched.â
Morse says that there was plenty of evidence at Feasteâs apartment, located in downtown Tampa, to determine that he was, indeed, the man they were looking for.
Angry Chair’s location on Florida Ave. in Seminole Heights, which should be open early in 2014.
By Matt Wiley | September 14
On August 1, Angry Chair Brewing, owned by Wesley Chapel residents Ryan Dowdle and Shane Mozur, as well as former Cigar City pilot brewer Ben Romano, was approved for a wet zoning license by the Tampa City Council for its future brewery and tasting room location in Tampaâs Historic Seminole Heights neighborhood.
Dowdle says that, if all goes according to plan, he hopes to be serving beers to the public at the new Angry Chair Tasting Room, which will be located at 6401 N. Florida Ave., by early 2014.
The discovery of pornographic images involving minors on a cell phone has led to the arrest of a 15-year-old student at Wire- grass Ranch High (WRH).
According to the Pasco County Sheriffâs Office (PCSO), on May 21, the female studentâs iPhone was taken away from her during class. The teacher who seized the phone discovered a photo of two juveniles engaging in oral sex, which is considered by law to be child pornography. The teacher reported the photo to the school resource officer.
The student was arrested just after noon on July 1 at her home.Continue reading
