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What’s next after hospital demo? City hopes credits for AdventHealth will lead to redevelopment at Florida Hospital Oceanside site. PAGE 3
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Trip of a lifetime! Seabreeze High School band performed to close out the New Year’s Day Parade — in London. READ MORE ON PAGE 6
INSIDE TEEN SINGER CHASES DREAM
Former fire chief pleads not guilty Mandarino allegedly agreed to pay $20 for sex with a woman working undercover. PAGE 2
Elementary Explorers
Discovering Florida’s black bears PAGE 11
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Seabreeze High School junior Faith Hannon has been writing songs since the second grade. PAGE 5
DOWNTOWN DESTINATION
Ormond Beach MainStreet is working on the next phase. PAGE 12
Healthy meals on the go
VOTE IN MAY ON HALF-CENT
Volusia’s elected officials aim for May special election for half-cent sales tax. PAGE 3
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Karrie Hornandog passes out rocks to help hold down the envelopes children use to collect their “food” during the Elementary Explorers on Jan. 5.
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Former Ormond Beach Fire Chief Bob Mandarino was arrested on Tuesday, Dec. 22, after he allegedly agreed to pay a “prostitute” $20 for sex. The woman was actually working undercover for an operation with the Daytona Beach Police Department. According to an arrest affidavit, Mandarino approached the woman at 11:27 a.m. and struck up a conversation with her, during which they reached an agreement for sex. Mandarino told her he wasn’t going to pay her until he “calmed down,” because he was “nervous and did not want to go to jail.” He was arrested after he pulled his vehicle into a parking lot at 850 Ridgewood Ave., in Holly Hill. Ormond Beach Mayor Bill Partington said in an email that he was “surprised and saddened” to learn about his arrest. “I don’t know any details and have not seen any reports,” Partington said. “Bob, like every American citizen is presumed innocent by law unless and until proven otherwise. I wish him and
his family the best and will keep them in my prayers.” Partington said Mandarino provided “great quality service” to the city’s residents with no issues for many years. He said Mandarino had a “dedicated career of public service with no issues that I was ever aware of.” Mandarino was one of nine “johns” arrested during DBPD’s Operation Blue Christmas, which targeted prostitution, narcotics, warrants sweeps, juvenile curfew checks and other proactive operations. He was released on a $500 bail just before 5 p.m. on the day of his arrest. Court documents show that Mandarino’s attorney, Michael Politis, has filed a written plea of not guilty on Mandarino’s behalf. Politis also filed a waiver of appearance for pretrial hearings. This will allow Mandarino to not appear at any pretrail hearing. Mandarino served Ormond Beach for over 21 years, during which time he battled the wildfires of 1998 and was deployed to Biloxi, Mississippi, after Hurricane Katrina. He became fire chief in 2012, and retired in late June 2018.
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STORY TIME AT THE MUSEUM When: 5-5:45 p.m. Where: Ormond Memorial Art Museum, 78 E. Granada Blvd. Details: Join the museum for a children’s winter story time with Kathy Warfel. Bring a blanket or mat to sit on. Treats provided. Suggested for children 7 and under. Reserve seat in advance, $5. Visit ormondartmuseum.org or call 676-3347.
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BUILD YOUR FAMILY TREE When: 1-4 p.m. Where: Ormond Beach Library room 4, 30 S. Beach St. Details: Meet Halifax Genealogical Society members for one-onone help with family research. Call 681-9422.
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CHARRETTE MEETING FOR DOWNTOWN DISTRICT When: 6 p.m. Where: Anderson-Price Building, 44 N. Beach St. Details: To help create a “destination brand” for Ormond’s downtown district, Ormond MainStreet has brought an outside consultant to hold a charrette-style public meeting to gain public input. Contact Julia Truilo at 492-2938, or at julia@ormondmainstreet. com. NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING When: 6:30 p.m. Where: Salty Church, 221 Vining Court Details: The meeting will discuss a new 11,585-square-foot building with improved parking and other site improvements to the west of the existing church building. The addition includes a 6,457 square foot assembly area. The project is expected to reach the Planning Board on Feb. 7. Call 676-3341.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16
EVENING 5K FUN WALK When: 6 p.m. Where: Andy Romano Beachfront Park, 839 S. Atlantic Ave. Details: Join the Happy Wanderers for an evening walk starting at the beachfront park. Free and open to the public. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. Visit happywanderersfl.org or call 2562160, or 214-3890. COYOTE WORKSHOP When: 6 p.m. Where: Ormond Beach Senior Center, 351 Andrews St., building B Details: Listen to a presentation by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Call 676-3262.
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Will allowing hospital to keep $300,000 in impact fee credits spur redevelopment? The credits generated by the existing Florida Hospital Oceanside property are non-transferable. The city hopes this will incentivize the property’s redevelopment.
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Oceanside hospital demolition underway JARLEENE ALMENAS NEWS EDITOR
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The Florida Hospital Oceanside property will keep over $300,000 in impact fee credits, to be used solely in that location by the property owner, but with a tentative expiration date of five years. On Tuesday, Jan. 8, the Ormond Beach City Commission unanimously approved a resolution that authorized the execution of an impact fee preservation Ormond Beach Mayor Bill Partington agreement between the city and Memorial Health Systems Inc. The agreement states that it is an “My concern would just be incentive to prevent blight along something being vacant for 10 South Atlantic Avenue. years — something on A1A,” PerThe hospital sustained signifi- sis said. cant damage during both HurPlanning Director Steven ricane Matthew and Irma, and Spraker said that is why staff has been shuttered since October went with a five-year time period. 2017. The $305,789.83 in impact However, if the property owner fee credits for the three-story was unable to redevelop the prophospital building is made up of erty within the five years, they water, sewer, mobility and storm- could approach the commission water fees. again and ask for an extension. City Commissioner Susan Per- AdventHealth has listed a portion sis asked about the time period, of the hospital property for sale, as Memorial Health Systems and is planning to keep 2.44 acres. had initially asked for a 10-year “We’re trying to ensure the impact fee credit preservation. redevelopment,” Spraker said. In 2015, Spraker said the City Commission approved an ordiALSO AT THE MEETING: nance that allowed property n The City Commission presented Jewowners to save impact fee credits ish Federation Executive Director Gloria associated with existing buildings Max and her husband, Ray, with a key to in the process of being demolthe city for their efforts running the Jerry ished. He explained that there Doliner Food Bank. was a concern of keeping blighted n Winners from the 2018 HOme for the buildings should credits be lost. HOlidays were recognized. The impact fees are specific to n The commission approved a request this property and will not be able by the Ormond Beach Police Department to be transferred elsewhere. to advertise a proposal to acquire body City Commissioner Troy Kent worn cameras. This fiscal year’s budget said he agreed with Persis, and had set aside $450,000 for this purpose. praised city staff for going with n The final plat for the Cypress Trails a five-year deadline instead of 10 subdivision on Clyde Morris Boulevard years. was approved on second reading. “And with that, I think we’re
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ADVISORY BOARD APPOINTMENTS The Ormond Beach City Commission also unanimously approved all advisory board appointments, including seven people in five different boards who had a conflict due to a contractual relationship with the city. Those conflicts were all unanimously waived by the commission. They are as follow: In the Aviation Advisory Board, Bruce Manne’s conflict was that he held a hangar lease agreement with the city. Sam Hamilton is employed by Zev Cohen and Associates, a civil engineering firm that performs services under contract with the city. In the Board of Adjustment and Appeals, Roger Strcula’s conflict was that he is the president of Upham Inc., a civil engineering firm under continuing contract with the city. In the Brownfield Advisory Board, Michael Sznapstajler’s conflict was that he is employed by Cobb Cole, which is representing the city in a legal matter. In the Budget Advisory Board, Scott Cichon’s conflict was that he was also an employee of Cobb Cole. And finally, in the Leisure Services Advisory Board, Rob Bowling and Ann Marie Zweifel’s conflict was that they are both employees of Brown and Brown Insurance, which is under contract with the city.
being an extremely good neighbor to the hospital,” Kent said. “And hopefully, it will be nowhere near five years before its redeveloped into something that’s fantastic in that location.”
Demolition of the former Florida Hospital Oceanside property — which once housed the only emergency room on the beachside peninsula — began on Monday, Jan. 7. “It will be a process,” AdventHealth spokeswoman Lindsay Cashio said. “The entirety of the process should take several months.” She said demolition should be completed by this summer. The hospital has been shuttered since Hurricane Irma damaged it in 2017. It was originally scheduled to be reopened by spring of this year. Cashio said AdventHealth, formerly known as Florida Hospital, has developed an “environmentally conscientious” demolition plan to ensure that recyclable items stay out of landfills and are repurposed when possible, such as copper piping. The company is working with Cross Construction Services, of Lutz. AdventHealth listed the property for sale in October 2018 for $2.5 million. Cashio said the land measures just under four acres. AdventHealth will keep an estimated 2.44 acres. Cashio said AdventHealth has not decided what to do with that land yet. An emergency room has been discussed in conversation, but no firm decision has been made. In the past few months, elected officials have voiced their desire to have an emergency room. Cashio said that, no matter what is built on the land, AdventHealth is committed to the Ormond Beach community. “It’s a community we’ve served for decades, and it’s a community we’ll continue to serve for years to come,” Cashio said. Without an emergency room, beachside peninsula residents could face a 20-minute trip to a hospital.
Volusia’s elected officials aim for May for half-cent sales tax referendum The special election is estimated to cost $500,000. JARLEENE ALMENAS NEWS EDITOR
Volusia County is hoping to pass a 20-year half-cent sales tax referendum via a special election this May, an action that will cost almost a half-million dollars. The Volusia County Roundtable of Elected Officials met at the Daytona Beach International Airport on Monday, Jan. 7, to discuss the sales tax issue. In May 2018, despite having rallied the support of all 16 municipalities, the half-cent sales tax referendum was placed on hold by the county due to the need for an impact fee adjustment and a last-minute audit requirement by the Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability imposed by the Legislature.
After it was revealed that impact fees had not been raised in 15 years, several citizens voiced that they would not support a half-cent sales tax until the county addressed the impact fee issue. In November 2018, the Volusia County Council voted to phase in an impact fee increase. The full fees will be implemented by 2020. Volusia County Council Chair Ed Kelley said the council tabled the motion to place the sales tax on the November ballot, meaning the resolutions that were created by the muncipalities are still active, but may need to be amended. To have a special election in May, the OPPAGA audit would need to be completed and up for public review by late March. Kelley said he was concerned about waiting until 2020 to place the sales tax on the ballot, as revenue wouldn’t start to come in until 2021 if it passed. “I think it’s a good investment for the future to go ahead and get
it out to the public,” Kelley said. President of the CEO Business Alliance Kent Sharples presented the roundtable with findings from a new survey conducted by ClearView Research of 400 likely voters in Volusia County. As of Nov. 30, 2018, the county has 384,885 voters. According to the survey, the ballot referendum “starts in a good place,” with 59% of the voters polled saying they would be in favor of the half-cent sales tax. The survey found 34% were in opposition, and 7% were undecided. A similar poll conducted in May 2017, found that 52% were in favor. The new survey, conducted Dec. 11-15, 2018, recommended a mail-only ballot for the referendum, stating this increases voter turnout and saves taxpayer dollars, therefore increasing the likelihood the sales tax will pass. Holly Hill Mayor Chris Via said he had a hard time wrapping his mind around spending $500,000
to put this referendum on the ballot sooner. Kelley told him the cost for Holly Hill would be about $7,000 and the city would receive almost a half-million dollars in revenue in return should the tax pass. Ormond Beach Mayor Bill Partington said going with a special May election made the most sense and was the “smartest way” to move forward. “Ormond Beach has great needs,” Partington said. “Our residents are expecting those needs to be met, and the half-cent sales tax is a tool in the toolbox to allow us to be able to bond and be able to meet some of those needs.” Daytona Beach resident Linda Smiley said when the citizens asked the County Council about impact fees, the council “kicked the can down the road” for almost a year. She attended the impact fee meeting in her city, where people asked the council to raise the immediately. She pointed out that the council listened to
the developers and builders, who asked the council to phase the fees. “Yes we know that we need things here, but we don’t like the way that you go about trying to get them,” Smiley said. She also asked what would happen if the sales tax didn’t pass. DeLand Mayor Bob Apgar said local governments have “very little control” over revenue streams that are available to them due to state law. He said he’s not sure there is a countywide “Plan B.” It’ll be dealt with on a city by city basis. Port Orange Mayor Don Burnette said he felt the urgency of passing a half-cent sales tax for infrastructure with the ongoing repairs to Taylor Road after a water main break. “When we have infrastructure failures like that, to the tune of $450,000, we are in a reactionary mode, and this is something that will allow us to be proactive,” Burnette said.
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Roy Tabora created six oil paintings for Ocean Art Gallery. WAYNE GRANT REAL ESTATE EDITOR
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rank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. graced the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center Stage on Sunday, Jan. 6, brought back to life by three entertainers paying tribute to the legendary Rat Pack of Las Vegas. Tony Sands, Johnny Petillo and Geno Monroe played the parts of Sinatra, Martin and Davis, respectively, during the “Rat Pack Together Again” show, which featured some of their most famous songs like “Fly Me to the Moon,” “That’s Amore” and “The Candy Man.” The impersonators also imitated the Rat Pack’s antics, engaging the audience in their jokes and skits.
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Tabora, originally from the Philippines, grew up in a family of painters. After earning an art degree from the University of Hawaii, he settled in the state, where he developed an affinity for the ocean. “I enjoy the challenge of capturing the feel and the many moods of the ocean,” he said. His advice to artists is not to paint the ocean like it’s a bowl of fruit. He said to capture the energy of the ocean rather than the color. Ocean Art Gallery represents over 30 contemporary artists of various mediums including photography and jewelry. Visit taborastudio.com/pages/authorizeddealers and oagart.com.
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The ocean, in all its different moods, crashes on shore not far from Ocean Art Gallery in the Granada Plaza at the corner of East Granada Boulevard and State Road A1A. Now the gallery features an exhibit of works by internationally known artist Roy Tabora, famous for his ocean scenes. The gallery is one of two authorized dealers of his work in Florida. There are four others in the mainland United States and six in Hawaii, where he is based. On display are 15 works, including six oil paintings created for Ocean Art Gallery. “Tabora’s work is magical with a remarkable glow that seems to shine from an inner light. His colors are all at once subtle and intense,” gallery owner Frank Gromling wrote in an email. Tabora introduced his work at a reception at Ocean Art Gallery on Jan. 8, after speaking on the topic, “Inspired – The Life of an Artist” at the Cici & Hyatt Brown Museum. Gromling said he originally displayed art by Tabora in 2015 at his former gallery in Flagler Beach. “He has a tremendous following,” Gromling said.
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Geno Monroe and Johnny Petillo perform a song together as Sammy Davis Jr. and Dean Martin
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Teen singer making waves in music, locally and nationally Seabreeze High School junior Faith Hannon has been writing songs since the second grade. JARLEENE ALMENAS NEWS EDITOR
Seabreeze High School junior Faith Hannon dreamed of performing at Jimmy Hula’s in Ormond Beach since she was in elementary school. Hannon has always wanted to be able to share her music in the very town she has grown up in. Now, at 17 years old, it’s one of her regular gig spots. To others who know her personally, and know of her other accomplishments, it may not seem like a big deal. But to Hannon, it’s huge. “It feels like I’ve accomplished something that fifth-grade me wanted,” Hannon said. “I always just want to make my past self
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happy, because then I feel like I really can move forward and make new goals for myself.” Hannon has been writing songs since the second grade, though she started to get more involved with music in the fifth grade, when she joined choir. By eighth grade, she had already started performing publicly, and over the years, she’s played at other local restaurants and venues including the Grind Gastropub, Hard Rock Hotel in Daytona and the Flagler Beachfront Winery. Hannon is also part of her high school’s jazz band. She auditioned and made it into Florida’s All-State Concert Choir and Florida Music Education Association’s conference in Tampa for the past four years. She represented Hinson Middle School from seventh to eighth grade, and then SHS from ninth to 10th. For her junior year, Hannon decided to take a leap of faith and audition for the All-National Honors Ensemble. When she made the 235-person choir, Hannon said she didn’t know what to expect. It ended up being completely different from her experience in past All-State choirs. There was no sense of competition, she said — just different talented voices coming together. “It was like angels, you know?” she recalled, laughing.
Hannon entered the ensemble program, which took place Nov. 25-28 in Orlando, as an alto singer and ended up singing a soprano solo piece. She earned it via an audition. Her most memorable performance so far, however, has been singing the national anthem during a Tampa Bay Rays game this past summer. There, standing inside the domed Tropicana Field stadium, Hannon was surprised at how her voice resonated. It was like singing in a big shower, she said. “It’s like everyone can hear that inner voice,” Hannon said. “That many people — I’ve just never sang in front of before. It just felt like I was singing in front of a really excited audience.” Hannon hasn’t gotten to where she is today without working hard. Before every gig, she practices her performance for one to two hours. She’s also working on releasing an EP this year; Hannon records under Static Live Music in Edgewater. While she started out as a pop singer, and then dabbled in rock music, Hannon found that the style she connects with is rhythm and blues. It took time to figure that out, and Hannon said people may not know how hard it is for a musician to discover their sound. “You may not find that right away,” Hannon said. “It kind of can be heartbreaking when you thought you had something and then you don’t have it, but it really pays off whenever you do find that sound.” She’s proud that she has, and thanks her friends, family, her middle school music teacher Linda Bishop and her SHS choir
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“Whenever you sit down and you’re proud of what you’ve done and proud of what you’ve performed — it’s just like euphoric.”
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teacher, Julia Hood, for their support. Her friends regularly come see her when she plays local gigs. Hannon plans on attending Daytona State College’s music theory class in the fall under the dual enrollment program. In the near future, she plans to major in commercial music at Florida Atlantic University or the University of Miami with the hopes of someday opening up her own recording studio. And wherever she goes, she’s sure performing and music will always play a big part of her life. “It’s not like any other feeling,” Hannon said. “Whenever you sit down and you’re proud of what you’ve done and proud of what you’ve performed — it’s just like euphoric.”
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For the Seabreeze High School marching band and orchestra, performing in London’s 2019 New Years Day Parade was a “once-ina-lifetime” opportunity. SHS Band Director Jarrod Koskoski was so proud of his students that he teared up during the parade. He watched his students, who spent almost a year fundraising and preparing for the trip, march down the streets of London to the tunes of “Hey Jude” and “Eleanor Rigby” by the Beatles. Confetti streamed through the air. “I felt completely and 100% blessed,” Koskoski said. “I really did — this is because the kids were buying into what I’m teaching them, and they’re believing in themselves, and the parents in the community were able to buy into that as well. To see all of that, it made me feel like a proud papa.” About 130 students and 80 parents went on this eight-day trip. While Koskoski said it was nerve-
The Seabreeze High School Marching Band performs “God Save the Queen” as the band closes out the New Years Day Parade.
wracking putting all those people on three different airplanes initially, the trip was “absolutely wonderful.” He loved seeing his students’ excitement when they arrived in London and saw some famous landmarks, such as Windsor Castle and the Tower of London. He saw his students stand on the prime-meridian. “I just enjoyed seeing them experience a new culture, a new country,” Koskoski said. The musical side of the trip didn’t disappoint, either. The marching band was invited to close the parade, being the last of 75 bands to perform. This year’s
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London’s New Year’s Day Parade ended with SHS’s marching band playing the British national anthem, “God Save the Queen.” The orchestra was too large to fit inside Cadogan Hall, so the students performed in St. John’s Smith Square, which was built in the 1600s and is known as the queen’s footstool. Since arriving back in Florida, some students have written letters to Koskoski expressing their appreciation for the experience. “This trip taught me a deeper understanding of all things, and after spending a week in the grand city of London, I do believe I know
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Oceanfront pier would be good for Ormond Dear Editor: My family recently purchased an oceanfront condo in Ormond-by-the-Sea. We always enjoyed the area, having visited a few times in the past 15+ years, but since spending some time there these past six months, we have really grown to love the area. One thing we noticed early on was the lack of an oceanfront pier, similar to Flagler Beach or Cocoa Beach. We then discovered that Ormond Beach once had a pier that was demolished after falling into disarray, we started wondering how we could generate some interest to get the funding and approvals to have a pier constructed. Ormond Beach
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City Commissioner Troy Kent has recently voiced his interest in the planning and construction of a new pier. How can we generate enough interest and support to get a pier constructed? It would surely enhance the Ormond Beach community and create economic development opportunities. I recently posed this idea on NextDoor and within 24 hours there were dozens of replies and support for this effort. Maybe your connections and relationships can assist in this endeavor? ANDY NICOL Ormond Beach
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who I am,” one student wrote. Koskoski said that is all he could ask for as a teacher. “I want to give them the world, and I was able to give them an opportunity to see the world,” Koskoski said. “They did the work, honestly. I just helped facilitate that, so they earned it.” He said he was thankful for the community’s support to get these students to represent Volusia County in London.
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The band received more than $85,000 in community donations. The total trip cost $657,000, and Koskoski said the band program did everything it could to lower the cost, including dipping into the band program’s funds. It was able to lower the cost from $3,100 to about $2,500, he said. “Every dollar that was donated, I can’t thank them enough,” Koskoski said. “I’ll forever be in their debt.”
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Marilyn Ann Petrie, long-time resident of Ormond Beach, died quietly and on her own terms on December 18, 2018, at the Halifax Hospice Center in Ormond Beach. She was born April 19, 1930, in Queens, NY, to George and Madeline Lynch, a New York City fireman and his modern, career-minded wife. She grew up in New York City, living in Springfield Gardens and then Richmond Hill. She attended St. Mary Magdalene in Springfield Gardens and then St. Agnes in Rockville Center. She was a proud graduate of the Katharine Gibbs School in Manhattan and became a young executive secretary in New York City at a time when Gibbs girls had the reputation for being the best and were known for their hats, heels, and white gloves. After some conspiring from their mothers, Vincent Petrie (a smart, cute, young guy from the neighborhood), asked Marilyn Lynch if she would like to go roller skating with him. Not to miss the opportunity just because she had a sprained ankle, Marilyn replied, “No, but I’ll go to the movies!” And the rest became their history! Marilyn married Vincent on November 3, 1951, and they began their long life together. When Vincent was deployed with the Army during the Korean War, Marilyn remained in New York City and devoted herself to their first baby. When the war ended, Vincent returned to civilian life and their family grew. Following Vincent’s career, the Petrie family lived in New Jersey for several years before relocating to Massachusetts where they had two more children. Marilyn was always the social butterfly and easily made friends everywhere she lived. She was involved with her neighborhood groups in New Jersey and told stories about life in one of the first true “sub-divisions” with groups like the babysitting club, the knitting club, and other chances for the women to get together. In Needham, MA, she was involved with the Newcomers group as a way to meet people and stayed with the Postcomers group where she and her friends hosted parties, celebrated holidays, played bridge, and held infamous progressive dinners. She was always involved in her children’s schools and returned to work as an Administrative Assistant. Marilyn loved the beach and saved all year to enable two weeks “down the Cape” every summer. When the opportunity came for Vincent to join General Electric in 1979, the couple happily settled in Ormond Beach with two high school kids still at home. Ready to make new friends and willing to try anything, Marilyn took golf and tennis lessons, joined clubs, managed the Soccerettes (the cute girls who helped the Seabreeze Boys Soccer team), and spent time at the beach. Her favorite travel destinations included England(to celebrate their 25th anniversary and her first time on a plane), Canada (they traveled coast to coast by train), and Ireland (her favorite trip and where she researched her family heritage). She discovered her talent for Public Relations and her love of community through social and philanthropic activities. She was proud to be President of the Casements Guild, promoting our Cultural Center. Always a history buff, she loved to tell stories about John D Rockefeller and displayed a piece of the Ormond Hotel at her home. She so enjoyed being part of the Palmetto Club, a group dedicated to community and friendship. One of her proudest achievements was the success of the benefit she planned and promoted to raise money for cancer research. She formed some of her best friendships through the GE Wives Club, a group with which she remained active, enjoying events and monthly meetings to keep current with her friends. Civic-minded Marilyn could be seen promoting the Democratic Club, animal rights, local politics, and Ormond Beach history. She loved the local festivals along the river at Rockefeller Gardens, especially the Celtic Festival each spring. She adored her pup Ruby most of all and had a whole set of park friends who met each day to walk their dogs at their favorite Fortunato Park. She would love you to visit their special bench by the Granada Bridge, dedicated to Vincent and Marilyn. Marilyn was known for her trademark headbands and her perfectly accessorized outfits, getting “dolled up” every chance she could. Over the years, she has been called Mal, Mom, Scooter, Granma, and Banga by so many who have loved her. In addition to many friends, Marilyn leaves behind four children (Michael, Melissa Petrie Rice, Christopher, and Cynthia Petrie Monroe), six grandchildren (Justin Rice, Evan Petrie, Ashley Rice Barber, Katherine Rice, Julia Rice Taylor, and Matthew Monroe), and seven great grandchildren (plus two on the way). She is pre-deceased by her husband Vincent in 2014 and her infant daughter Cecelia in 1961. Friends of all ages are invited to celebrate Marilyn at a Sunshine and Cupcakes tea party on Saturday, January 12, 2019. Drop by between 2:00 - 4: 30 pm. at the Casements, Rockefeller’s home at 25 Riverside Drive in Ormond Beach. Please wear her favorite color purple if you can. Donations in Marilyn’s honor to the Halifax Humane Society would be gratefully accepted. They receive memorial gifts at 2364 LPGA Blvd, Daytona Beach FL 32124 or www.halifaxhumanesociety.org. Funeral services arranged by Haigh-Black of Ormond Beach.
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WEEKEND AT GRANDMA’S 6:27 p.m. — 600 block of Wellington Station Boulevard Battery touch. A 64-year-old Ormond Beach grandmother was arrested after she called police on her grandson claiming that he was abusing her and making her drink alcohol. Police noted that she was intoxicated at the time of the phone call. When police arrived, the grandson told an officer that he had poured out a bottle of vodka, which his grandmother was drinking, into the sink. The grandmother said she was being taken advantage of and verbally abused by her grandchildren. She was irritated her vodka bottle was poured out, saying “he poured the $25 bottle of vodka down the kitchen sink and it would have lasted her a few weeks.”
BRIEFS Transient man drowns in Ormond Beach area creek A transient man drowned in Thompson Creek over the holidays after falling into the water, according to a report from the Ormond Beach Police Department. The victim, Dennis Cieslak, was found facedown in the water by police at 9:34 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 28. The report states that the man looked “lifeless” to the officer, since there were no bubbles or water ripples and the man “appeared to have been changing color.” The victim was pronounced dead at 9:43 p.m. He was known to police officers as a transient who regularly frequented the area surrounding Thompson Creek Road, according to the report. He was 65.
WHAT’S YOURS IS STILL MINE 8:56 p.m. — 2200 block of Lipizzan Trail Burglary. A 62-year-old man called police to report that his ex-wife had stolen $500 worth in CDs from his house in the week he was out of town. There were no signs of forced entry, but the man did mention to the officer that the dog door in the front of the house was “big enough for an average-sized person to fit through.” Security footage showed his ex-wife walking through the interior of the residence and grabbing a bag. When she reappeared on the security footage, the bag contained multiple items inside. The man told police she had no legal right to be in his home, since the divorce was made official before the incident.
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Seabreeze High School’s Unified basketball team won both of its games at the FHSAA Unified Basketball Regional Tournament on Jan. 5 at UCF. The Sandcrabs now advance to play in the FHSAA State Championship in February at the Lakeland Center.
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Mainland running back D’Andre McMillian, who received his first college scholarship offer early during the 2018 regular season, announced his college commitment via Twitter on Jan. 2. The senior speedster committed to Alabama A&M. Two of McMillian’s teammates from last year, Tank Dell and Brian Jenkins, both starred for Alabama A&M this past season. The Bulldogs are a Division I FCS program located in Huntsville. The Bulldogs play in the Southwestern Athletic Conference.
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Former Mainland defensive end Jachai Polite, who was dominant in his junior season at the University of Florida, announced his decision to forgo his final year of eligibility to enter the 2019 NFL Draft. Polite recorded 11 sacks and 5 forced fumbles during a 10-win season for the Gators.
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Mainland basketball player Johnny Brown, the hero in two games against rival Atlantic High School, received his first scholarship offer over the winter break. Brown was offered by Southeastern University on Dec. 29. The Fire are an NAIA program located in Lakeland that plays in the Sun Conference.
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Mainland receiver Andrew Plummer will no longer be playing college football for the University of South Florida. The senior announced his decommitment from the program on Dec. 23. Plummer flipped his pledge to Florida Atlantic.
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eabreeze soccer player Nate Thompson started the first five games of the season as a defender for the Sandcrabs. Then, first-year head coach Elias Freidus decided to shake things up. Freidus moved the senior forward, giving Thompson more frequent opportunities to score. Thompson has since become the Sandcrabs’ leading goalscorer, and during the Sandcrabs’ senior night game against Tavares on Tuesday, Jan. 8, he added on to his season total. Thompson scored a game-high two goals as the Sandcrabs dominated Tavares 8-0 in Seabreeze’s final regular season game at the Ormond Beach Sports Complex (they’ll return to their home field once district play begins). “We tried to have fun, but we also want to make a statement every night to show that we’re no fluke,” said Thompson, who scored both of his goals near the midway points of the first half. “Even though we’ve been to states in back-to-back years, we want a third trip before all the seniors leave.” Including Thompson, 11 seniors played their final regular season games at the OBSC. Senior Will Crotty scored the game’s first goal on a header from a free kick three minutes into the contest. Crotty leads a starstudded back line that has played elite defense so far this season, surrendering only three goals in 16 games. “I think together we’ve all just played our butts off,” he said.
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“That’s all I got to say about that.” In all his years of coaching, Freidus said he’s never been a part of a team with that kind of accomplishment. “They’re something special,” he said. “I’m as proud of that as anything we’ve done.” The Sandcrabs face the toughest part of their schedule in the coming days and weeks. They have three games left — all on the road. They play a 4-7 Eustis team
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on Jan. 10 before traveling to face rivals Spruce Creek and DeLand, who have only lost a combined five games this season. “We’ve got to give everything we’ve got left,” Freidus said.
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Mainland’s Justin Hill: Making defense cool again His task each game is this: guarding the opposing team’s best offensive basketball player.
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Hill relishes the opportunity. “If a guy scores on me one time, that’s all he’s going to get,” he said. “He’s going to have to work to score again.” Hills defensive energy is not lost on his new teammates, either. “He’s one of the best defenders in Volusia County if you ask me,” said senior forward Johnny Brown, who’s been friends with Hill since their freshman year. “When you need a guy stopped, having a guy like him on the team makes it easier on the rest of us.”
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“You have to be a different kind of person to be a defensive guy,” Giddens said. “He’s an inspiration to the other guys on this team.” Email Ray Boone at ray@ palmcoastobserver.com.
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Hill, 17, was a two-year starter at Trinity Christian Academy in Deltona. He helped the Eagles reach the state championship game his sophomore year and led the Eagles back to the playoffs during what was supposed to be a rebuilding year as a junior. In July, he decided to transfer from Trinity Christian to Mainland, where he had attended school as a freshman but hadn’t played basketball because of transportation issues. He sacrificed a starting role for the Eagles to come off the bench for the Buccaneers this year. “I wanted to prepare myself for the next level,” Hill said. “I had to get myself ready.” Hill has proven invaluable for head coach Joe Giddens and company. His task each game is this: guarding the opposing team’s best offensive player.
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YOUR NEIGHBORS A small black bear figurine was brought to show the children.
Grin and bear it Nora Grandon, 6, of Ormond Beach, listens and works on her craft.
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Ormond Beach Elementary Explorers discover all about Florida’s black bears ANTHONY BOCCIO CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Sadie Steinberg, 6, of Ormond Beach, hops on one foot to look for pieces of paper representing bear food. Dalyangy Mamzamo, 4, of Daytona Beach, gets some help from volunteer Tina Piejak during the foraging exercise
Duane Price, of Ormond Beach, shows a black bear paw to the class.
Tinsley Russell, 3, of Ormond Beach, gets the cap off a marker before getting started on her craft.
Elementary school children learned all about black bears at the Environmental Discovery Center on Saturday, Jan. 5, via an Ormond Beach Department of Leisure Services program. The Elementary Explorers program taught children about the bear’s behavior and diet. In 2016, it was estimated that over 4,000 black bears called Florida home. The children learned how to react in the event of a bear encounter: According to Recreation Leader Duane Price, you should avoid running, playing dead or turning your back on a bear. The black bear’s diet consists of berries, acorns and honey and the occasional small animal, such as an armadillo. The children had a chance to go outside and imitate a bear foraging for food, after which they went back into the classroom to make a bear craft. At 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 11, the Department of Leisure Services will present a similar program on bears at the EDC, this time for children 3-5 years old. Call 6157081 for more information.
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BACKPACKS FOR CHANGE Representatives from the St. Brendan Catholic Church Council of Catholic Women and the Daytona Junior League packed 20 backpacks for local children and teen victims of human trafficking and sexual assault. They provided the backpacks to the Ormond Beach Police Department on Dec. 17. The backpacks contained clothing, flip flops, towels, washcloths, personal hygiene items, flashlights and resource information cards. Ormond Beach’s Walmart donated $50 gift cards for the project.
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After Ron Woxberg, of Honor Flight Network, spoke to the Rotary Club of Downtown Ormond Beach about the organization’s work transporting veterans to Washington, D.C., to visit the memorials dedicated to their service, Club President Becky Parker and Service Projects Chair Alex Youngblood presented him with a $300 check, which came from the club’s Happy Dollars collection.
The Lester Family of Ormond Beach built its Tree of Hope from donated canned goods, thanks to donations from Total Health of Ormond Beach, Tomoka Family Dentistry, Hale McGee and Associates, as well as residents in the Sandy Oaks Boulevard area. Purchases were also made through a Thrivent Financial action team project. All donations were sent to Halifax Urban Ministries. The Lester family sends thanks to the team effort in making a difference.
SPREADING HOLIDAY CHEER
The children of the Great Kids Learning Center performed a holiday show for their friends and family on Dec. 11, at First United Methodist Church. The “Christmas Countdown” show featured dancing, a Santa Claus parade, Nutcracker soldiers, elves and the story of the first Christmas. On Friday, Dec. 14, the students also performed the show for the residents of the Bishop’s Glen retirement center.
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KIDS GET PROVISIONS Members of the Volusia County Women Who Care alliance presented a check for $12,600 to Provision Packs of Ormond Beach and helped pack food bags for local children in December. A total of 345 food bags representing 8,625 meals were delivered to six local schools to sustain children and their families over the holiday break. The Provision Packs backpack program was founded to provide nutritional assistance to low income families. Visit volusiacountywomenwhocare.com.
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Halifax Health Hospice is seeking volunteers to help with patient meal preparation, front desk reception and building maintenance at any one of our four locations: Orange City, Edgewater, Port Orange and Ormond Beach. Contact Tammy Dunn at 386-425-4701, Ext. 66127, or tammy.dunn@halifax.org.
Florida Hospital facilities, as well as hundreds of physician practices, urgent-care centers and other medical sites across the country, officially became AdventHealth on Jan 1. Under one unified brand, consumers can easily identify and navigate the entire system of care, according to a press release. AdventHealth, headquartered in Altamonte Springs, has nearly 50 hospitals and more than 80,000 team members in nearly a dozen states.
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The Daytona Beach Area Association of Realtors “Adopt-A-Child Program” committee delivered grant checks for a total of $5,979.94 recently to six Volusia County elementary schools. To ensure the funds are spent appropriately, schools submit a form which outlines the specific uses of the funds, according to a press release.
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Diet is the most important aspect of health and fitness, according to Melissa Kiel, a fitness trainer, and she’s now made it possible for more people to eat healthy. She has opened Chef Rx at 126 W. Granada Blvd., along with chef Kevin Alexander and fitness trainer Maggie Nugent. Prepackaged lunches and dinners, ready for the microwave, can be picked up or ordered online and eaten at home or the office. “You can’t train right if you’re not fueling your body right,” Nugent said.
Kiel started offering healthy meals to her clients at the gym she owns, East Ormond Beach Crossfit, 123 N. Orchard St. in 2014. The three decided to open Chef Rx, a more accessible place for the general public. Kiel loves being in the downtown area and hopes the street becomes more walkable, as planned by Ormond MainStreet, the nonprofit group that promotes the area. In addition to providing a healthy alternative, the meals offer timesaving benefits, Kiel said, because customers don’t have to shop and prepare meals. Microwaves are also on-hand at the shop so people can heat up a
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meal and talk about fitness. Kiel plans to get a whiteboard where people can track their fitness activities, such as walks across the Granada Bridge. The meals are prepared by Alexander, a local chef, who met Kiel at East Ormond Beach Crossfit. Trained as a French chef, he said he made a 180-degree turn from that style of cooking. He makes wide variety of meals being creative with ingredients. “They are all healthy and they taste good,” he said. The chef selects high quality lean proteins and pairs them with fresh seasonal vegetables, fruits, nuts, some starch or dairy sources, according to their website. Picking up lunch recently was Ormond Beach police officer Marianne Mele. “The meals are excellent,” she said. “It’s easy to grab and go. I’m not the best at healthy cooking.” The store is now open 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., but Kiel plans to change hours to 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the near future. Visit chef-rx.com.
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he top real estate transaction for the week of Dec. 2-8 in Ormond Beach and Ormond-by-the-Sea was a house in Halifax Plantation. William and Valerie Sirico sold 3400 Castlebar Circle to Dustin and Jaima Sims, of Ormond Beach, for $425,000. Built in 2005, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,484 square feet. It sold in 2010 for $398,000. Following is a partial list of the week’s other sales.
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ORMOND BEACH James and Mary Ellen Payne, of Ormond Beach, sold 479 Druid Circle to Joan Tepper, of Ormond Beach, for $310,000. Built in 1960, the house has two bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 1,659 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $255,000. Michael and Cristina Syfert, of Pierson, sold 57 Chrysanthemum Drive to Mark and Cheryl Gailey, of Ormond Beach, for $227,000. Built in 2006, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,052 square feet. It sold in 2007 for $275,000. Shedric Roberson Jr. and Shedric Roberson III, of Ormond Beach, sold 8 Rocky Ridge Trail to Erik Rasky, of Irwin, Pennsylvania, for $196,000. Built in
1990, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1.456 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $99,000. Frank and Stephanie Davis, of Gainesville, sold 572 Arroyo Parkway to Veynovich Properties LLC, of Ormond Beach, for $182,000. Built in 1997, the house has one bedroom, 1.5 baths, a swimming pool and 440 square feet. It sold in 2016 for $125,000. Gloria Thayer, individually and as representative, sold 101 Camino Circle to Thomas Clausen, of Ormond Beach, for $180,000. Built in 1980, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,120 square feet. It sold in 2018 for $180,000. Michelle Denoncourt, of Lutherville, Maryland, sold 383 Riverside Drive to Joshua Steinke, and Jason and Crystal
fireplace and 2,15 square feet. It sold in 2011 for $275,000.
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Tatge, of St. Augustine, for $169,000. Built in 1949, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,468 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $136,900. Eugene Staehly Jr., of Copperas Cove, Texas, sold 1021 Calle Grande St. to Joshua Poniatowski, of Ormond Beach, for $155,000. Built in 1979, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,208 square feet. It sold in 2017 for $139,000. Elizabeth Wilhelm, of New York, sold 20 Tomoka Ave., Unit 210, to Alicia Magazu for $140,000. Built in 1985, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,170 square feet. It sold in 1998 for $73,500. Jeffery and Karen Jackson, of Kingman, Arizona, sold 1972 Myrtle Jo Drive to Jennifer Conklin, of Ormond Beach, for $88,000. Built in 1958, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 832 square feet. It sold
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Maigret Properties LLC sold 2294 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 2060, to James and Debra Rock, of Northfield, Minnesota, for $224,500. Built in 1986, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,121 square feet. It sold in 1987 for $94,000.
in 2009 for $67,000. Northbrook April Waters, of Miami, sold 1113 Sherbourne Way to Joseph Godfrey and Marilyn Wheeler, of Ormond Beach, for $224,900. Built in 1981, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,660 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $159,000. Plantation Bay Stanley Little Sr., of Ormond Beach, sold 3130 Kailani Court to Augusta Tynes, of Stamford, Connecticut, for $220,500. Built in 2002, the townhouse has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,684 square feet. It sold in February, 2018, for $205,000. Plantation Pines Daniel and Melissa Lafferman, of Browns Summit, North Carolina, sold 164 Conifer Lane to Robert and Tricia Stanfield, of Ormond Beach, for $345,000. Built in 2004, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a
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Three D Management LLC, of Daytona Beach, sold 8 San Jose Circle to Brian and Lisa Floyd, of Oconto, Wisconsin, for $291,000. Built in 1964, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,784 square feet. It sold in 2017 for $195,000.
Rhojo of Ormond LLC sold 42 Azalea Drive to Roger and Molly Bastien, of Ormond Beach, for $217,000. Built in 1956, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 806 square feet. It sold in 2018 for $115,000. Blue Collar Construction LLC sold 16 La Palma St. to John and Amber Miller, of Ormond Beach, for $178,190. Built in 1957, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 1,292 square feet. It sold in October for $140,000. John Adams, of Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, contributed to this report.
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