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Jacksonville, Florida (PRWEB) October 11, 2013
Well-known pest control and lawn care experts, Trad's of Jacksonville unveiled their new website on August 26, 2013. The new site design focuses on high functionality, providing greater ease of access to precise local lawn care and pest control information.
Trad's, which has been in business since 1971, has a solid reputation among the San Jose community for providing superior care and having an outstanding local knowledge. Realizing the importance of making that knowledge more accessible to the growing community, the company wanted a new design which reflected their mission in a compelling format.
"Trads is excited about the new web site. It is informative, engaging, simple for customers to navigate and easy for new customers to find. We feel an investment in a website that is findable and with mobile access is what is required for todays consumer and will therefore be a driver of increased sales," says company spokesperson Denise Wartan.
The full service Jacksonville lawn care and pest control company has set itself apart in the industry by offering a complete suite of both residential and commercial services and is Certified by Florida Green Industries and Certified in Integrated Pest Management for Schools and Facilities. The company, which was founded by Lou Trad, a graduate of the University of Florida's Agriculture School and Betty Trad, a lifelong Jacksonville resident, now includes the second generation of the Trad family. The new website reflects the company's founding principle of putting the customer first, as well its devotion to growth and innovation.
Trad's was founded on the old fashioned principles of hard work, honesty, and a commitment to customer service. This new site reflects all of those principles in an informative and easy to use format. We are quite pleased with the fusion of technology and design.
New features include an enhanced layout and a streamlined navigation which requires fewer clicks to get to desired information. The device-optimized design assures the best presentation across all devices.
About Trad's Trads, a locally owned Garden Center and Pest Control, has been serving North East Florida since 1971. The Jacksonville lawn care and pest control company helps protect, care for and beautify commercial and residential properties. Trad's award winning Garden Center has everything from Azaleas to Zinnias. Trad's Pest Control offers exceptional service for shrubs, lawn, indoor pests and termites. For more information on Trad's and their services, please visit their website http://www.tradsofjacksonville.com/ or contact Denise Wartan at (904) 733-7488 or by email dwartan9at)tradsofjacksonville(dot)com.
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St. Paul, MN (PRWEB) October 11, 2013
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KUCHING: The government is studying the possibility of constructing a 5km fence at each customs, immigration and quarantine (CIQ) post in the state.
Deputy Home Minister Datuk Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar said the fences would provide a sense of security and will be a statement of the governments serious outlook on issues involving national boundaries.
While the state specifically and Malaysia in general enjoy great bilateral ties with both countries with land boundaries such as Brunei and Indonesia, we cannot deny the fact that there are individuals who take advantage of the situation now where there are no existing marks to pinpoint the actual boundaries between nations, he told reporters after chairing a Boundary Safety Issues meeting yesterday.
Wan Junaidi said the current situation enables a number of illegal entry points and the 5km fence on both sides of CIQs would be a great start to beefing up border security.
What happened in Lahad Datu earlier this year serves as a great reminder to all that despite the great bilateral ties between two nations, there might be certain groups who will try to instigate or pose a threat to the nations security, he said.
Meanwhile, Wan Junaidi said the Immigration Department and National Registration Department will embark on a process to register settlers from Long Busang and Long Singut, who settled here in the 1970s but were not Malaysians.
He said some second generation immigrants have moved to other towns such as Julau, Kapit, Belaga, Tatau, Kakus and Sungai Assap, where locals have expressed concern over the matter.
We are looking at the possibility of registering them but not as citizens. The documentation process is to enable us to identify them, said Wan Junaidi, adding that there are some 4,000 of the settlers scattered around the state.
The worry by the locals now is some of them are claiming native land and a proactive step involving both Malaysia and Indonesia to solve this issue must be done.
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Demolition began Friday morning on buildings adjacent to the Medley Centre project on East Ridge Road in Irondequoit.
Town Supervisor Mary Joyce DAurizio said West Seneca-based E.B. Galaxy Construction was taking down the former office building at 1665 E. Ridge Road. She said the company worked to coordinate the demolition with the operating hours of a nearby Applebees restaurant.
When I left there this morning, things were going really well, she said Friday afternoon. It was just amazing that there was no dust. It was so interesting to watch them knock it down, they would take down a piece of it, then separate out the scrap and then keep breaking down the other materials, making it smaller and smaller.
DAurizio said its likely the area around 1665 West Ridge will be graded and seeded with grass next week.
Next in line for knockdown is a dilapidated house on Tiam Drive. The office building, the house and a former car dealership on E. Ridge Road are all owned by developer Bersin Properties, as is the mostly vacant Medley Centre mall.
Redevelopment of the overall site, promised as a multimillion-dollar complex of high-end retail, housing and entertainment, has been stalled since 2009.
DAurizio said Bersin Properties owner Scott Congel has been mostly mum about whats going on at the site, but a battle has been ongoing over the property as Congel has been asking to renegotiate the terms of a tax break deal hes told officials he needs to secure project financing.
Last month, Congel met with representatives from the County of Monroe Industrial Development Agency, the East Irondequoit Central School District and DAurizio. But no new agreement was hashed out there, and officials left frustrated.
Demolition of the vacant properties near the mall was a point of contention during the meeting.
DAurizio called the work at the 1665 E. Ridge Road building a baby step on the developers part.
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Updated: 10/11/2013 12:14 PM Created: 10/11/2013 11:45 AM WHEC.com
After years of controversy, there is finally movement at the Medley Center site in Irondequoit.
The first stages of demolition began Friday, bringing down one of the outside buildings on the property. Demolition was supposed to start last week, but gas lines had to be dismantled before it could start.
The owner of the property, Scott Congel, has received millions of dollars in tax breaks from the town, Monroe County and the East Irondequoit School District, to turn the nearly empty mall into a multi- million dollar mixed use complex. The supervisor says the demolition is the next step.
Mary Joyce D'Aurizio, Town of Irondequoit Supervisor, said, What is important to a town is a positive image and part of that image is what appears anesthetically pleasing to our residents and those who pass through. This is one of our objectives in constantly making our town the diamond that it is."
The next phase of demolition is tearing down a house on the property.
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