SANFORD, Fla. --- Orlando Sanford International Airport is soliciting bids from qualified contractors to build a new 44,000 square foot tension membrane hangar and an attached 5,040 square foot office and 4000 square foot maintenance shop.
Diane Crews, vice president of administration at Orlando Sanford International Airport, said the airport is developing the hangar space to accommodate Avocet Capital LLC, which relocated its facilities from Opa-Locka Airport to Orlando Sanford International Airport in May. According to Crews, Avocet plans to employ more than 150 employees at the newly constructed facility.
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For more information contact:
Diane Crews, VP of Administration, Sanford Airport Authority, 407-585-40021
Larry Dale, President, Sanford Airport Authority; 407-585-4002
Larry Vershel or Beth Payan, Larry Vershel Communications, 407-644-4142
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Monday, November 23, 2009
Friday, August 14, 2009
Paper Dolls consignment shop to open on W. Minneola Ave. in Downtown Clermont
Paper Dolls consignment shop to open on W. Minneola Ave. in Downtown Clermont
CLERMONT, Fla. - Paper Dolls, a “go green” consignment shop is scheduled to open at 790 W. Minneola Ave. in Downtown Clermont at the end of this month.
Anne Villante, owner of Paper Dolls, used many recycled items to bring her idea of a green consignment shop together. Bed rails are used to hang clothes and a couple of doors a neighbor threw away were recycled to install two dressing rooms. “We cut up gift bags that were too crushed to use again to make price tags,” said Villante, “We want to recycle as much as we can and keep Paper Dolls green,” she added.
For more information, contact:
Anne Villante, Owner, Paper Dolls, 321-263-7053
Susan Breding, Larry Vershel Communications, 407-644-4142
CLERMONT, Fla. - Paper Dolls, a “go green” consignment shop is scheduled to open at 790 W. Minneola Ave. in Downtown Clermont at the end of this month.
Anne Villante, owner of Paper Dolls, used many recycled items to bring her idea of a green consignment shop together. Bed rails are used to hang clothes and a couple of doors a neighbor threw away were recycled to install two dressing rooms. “We cut up gift bags that were too crushed to use again to make price tags,” said Villante, “We want to recycle as much as we can and keep Paper Dolls green,” she added.
For more information, contact:
Anne Villante, Owner, Paper Dolls, 321-263-7053
Susan Breding, Larry Vershel Communications, 407-644-4142
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