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Deal eludes teachers, board Despite a $1,000 raise offer from the School Board, Volusia County teachers are still protesting. Should they be expected to work beyond the contract? PAGE 3
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Celtic Festival marks its fifth year in Ormond Beach, as Rockefeller Gardens fills with red beards, traditional music and mettle-testing athletic competitions.
‘VETERAN OF THE MONTH’ AWARD GOES TO FORMER ORMOND MAN Edwin Fischer, former city resident and career naval aviator commander, is the current Veteran of the Month at the Veterans Museum and Information Center in Ormond Beach. Recently deceased, Cmrd. Fischer flew World War II combat missions off the carrier U.S.S. Suwannee in the Pacific, culminating in the largest naval battle of the war, the Battle Of Leyte Gulf. Among the items on display are photographs of that attack, with Fischer’s F6F Hellcat visible during the enemy strike. The Veterans Museum And Information Center display is located adjacent to the Ormond Beach City Hall Commission Chamber, 22 S. Beach St.
A victim without a face? New technology could aid in identifying a female victim, 25 years later. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
Twenty-five years ago today, the skeletal remains of a woman were found in a wooded area east of Clyde Morris Boulevard near Strickland Range Road. Since then police have been searching for any clue to identify the woman they believe is a victim in an unsolved homicide case. Though they’ve had little luck so far, new technology has brought some light on what Jane Doe might have looked like. Using technology that was not available in the past, a forensic artist created a new reconstruction of Jane Doe’s face that is nearly lifelike. Police are hoping this new photo will help generate some answers. “Though I haven’t been working on the case from the beginning,” Volusia County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Pat Thoman said, “I started a cold-case unit here five years ago. We hope new technology like this can help us solve them.” In 2001, an FBI-trained forensic artist with the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office reconstructed the victim’s skull and used clay to recreate her facial features. Though the description followed what the police gave the artist, the image generated no clues. With new technology, this artist followed the same descrip-
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Wendell Fuller’s exhibit will be in the Peabody until May 4.
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The art teacher for both Ormond Beach Elementary and Tomoka Elementary is getting recognition for his personal work. Wendell Fuller’s exhibition of paintings is currently being displayed in the Rose Room in the Peabody Auditorium in Daytona Beach. They will stay there until May 4. A closing reception will be held at 5:30 p.m. May 1, with performances by Two Guys with Horns — featuring Paul Ricco and fellow Tomoka Elementary teacher Roland St. Gelais. Fuller has worked in Volusia County Schools for 30 years. As an artist, he has trained in the techniques of egg tempera and varnish painting.
The profits from a lemonade stand, operated by Ormond Beach residents Adrianna Mortola, Cami Kent, Evelyn Kent and Kathryn Dana, will be donated to Food Brings Hope. While on Spring Break, the group of young ladies decided to spend their time giving back to the community. Dr. Chris Kent, a surgeon with Florida Hospital, met Food Brings Hope Founder and Chair Forough Hosseini at a fundraising event and later shared with his daughter, Cami Kent, and wife, Connie Kent, about the charity’s efforts to eradicate hunger and homelessness in the community. The girls did more research into FBH’s mission and vision and decided they wanted to raise funds to benefit the organization.
Karen Jans was on her way home when she saw signs advertising a lemonade stand down the road. “I am so impressed by the hard work and dedication of these girls during their Spring Break,” Jans said in a press release. The young ladies stayed until 6 p.m. raising funds. “We were so happy to raise money for Food Brings Hope,” Connie Kent said. “It sounds like a wonderful charity that we would like to continue to be a part of.” “I am very impressed with the generosity and thoughtfulness of these young ladies,” said Hosseini. “Acts of kindness like this have the power to change our community and inevitably our world. Mrs. Kent is an amazing role model for her girls and their friends; enabling them to learn how to give back while learning about running a small business and how to handle money. I am delighted FBH is the recipient of their hard work! Kudos to these young ladies!”
NOMINEES FOR VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR ANNOUNCED The United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties’ Volunteer Center and Bright House Networks will host the 28th-annual Outstanding Volunteers of the Year Awards luncheon at 11:30 a.m. April 23 at the Shores Resort and Spa. In conjunction with Florida’s Volunteer Month, the event will honor the people who dedicated their time and talents to the community in 2014. This year’s individual nominees include the following:
Amber Finnicum-Simmons of The Neighborhood Center of West Volusia Barbara Doyle of the Department of Health Volusia County Charles Roberts of the FDOHVolusia/ MHS Band Parent Association Jimmy Davis of Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida Manases “Manny” Hernandez of the Center for the Visually Impaired Omar Mayes of the Positive Champions Speakers Bureau Inc. Tracy Early of Blue Lake Elementary School Wendy Mara of the PACE Center for Girls Volusia-Flagler This year’s group nominees include the following: Youth Advisory Subcommittee Civic Group City of Deltona Positive Champions Speakers Bureau Volunteers Civic Group Positive Champions Speakers Bureau Inc. Rotary Club of Flagler Beach Civic Group Rotary Club of Flagler Beach Target of Port Orange Corporate Wells Fargo Corporate The Rices Family Volusia Literacy Council PACE Tutoring Team Youth Group PACE Center for Girls Volusia-Flagler Senior nominees include: Bobbi Mulder of Halifax Habitat for Humanity Inc. Ed Marusa of SMA Behavioral Health Services Inc. Ed Paterniti of Easter Seals, Volusia and Flagler John Sullivan of Halifax Urban Ministries John Winston of State Attor-
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Teachers vs. board: Impasse remains During the 11th meeting regarding their salaries, the Volusia Teachers Organization walked out. Photo by Wayne Grant
The building at right stands in contrast to the art deco style buildings next door that were refurbished by developer Bill Jones. Jones has now received ownership of the aging building from the city, and has plans to remodel it.
City swaps building for land and hears beach driving concerns. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR
The City Commission gave the go-ahead to a condo development on the former hospital property on Sterthaus Drive; agreed to swap a building on West Granada Boulevard for land to be used for drainage; and discussed beach parking issues at their meeting April 21. The officials gave the necessary zoning and other approvals so that local developer Buddy LeCour, principal owner in Ormond King Center LLC, can build a condo complex with 286 units in 11 buildings at Sterthaus Drive and Old Kings Road. Four buildings will be constructed in the first phase, and demand will dictate when the rest are built, according to city Senior Planner Steve Spraker. The 27-acre site was occupied by Memorial Hospital until it was demolished in 2012. Mayor Ed Kelley thanked LeCour for bringing a “quality development” to the city. He
Condo development also mentioned, as he has in the past, that he wished the city had bought the property for construction of a “city center,” but said the condo development will bring in revenue for the city. DEVELOPER ACQUIRES WEST GRANADA BUILDING
The commissioners gave unanimous approval to trading a 600-square-foot building at 164 W. Granada Blvd. to developer Bill Jones in exchange for property he owns on Lincoln Avenue. The agreement was in the consent agenda at the last commissioner meeting, but Commissioner Bill Partington objected, saying residents should have a chance to offer suggestions on what to do with the building. Before the April 21 meeting, Partington said he had toured the building and believes that the trade is good for the city. However, he said he was glad he pulled it from the agenda. He said he believes decisions that involve more than the city manager’s authority, $25,000, should always have two readings by the com-
gets final mission to allow public comment. Appraisals showed the properties had an equal value of $80,000. The city plans to use the Lincoln Avenue land for storm water retention and build a passive park. Jones has renovated several properties on Granada Boulevard, including Rose Villa and 31 on the Boulevard, keeping a historical flavor in the design. The building being traded by the city was built in 1965. The city had leased it to Halifax Urban Ministries until a few years ago for a satellite office. The HUM office is now at 54 S. Ridgewood Ave. OFFICIALS HEAR OPINIONS ON BEACH DRIVING
Several residents came forward at the meeting to speak in favor of Let Volusia Vote, an organization that wants a referendum on the 2016 ballot that would put any beach driving decisions in the hands of the voting public.
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They asked the commissioners to send a letter of support to Volusia County. The speakers emphasized that they were not promoting beach driving, but rather giving the public the right to decide. “The residents want a choice in the matter,” said Linda Smiley. Kelley told the crowd that if they collect the required number of signatures on their petition, they will have the right to vote, but there was nothing the commission could do. “There’s not a single thing we can do to let you vote or not vote,” he said. But speakers said they still wanted the city’s support. One speaker, Peggy Farmer, was against the initiative, saying that having an election to decide beach driving issues would be too expensive and impractical. None of the commissioners made a motion for a resolution to send a letter of support to the County Council.
LINDA SMILEY, speaking in favor of Let Volusia Vote’s beach driving initiative
Jane Doe gets a new look; will she be ID’d? FROM PAGE 1
tion: 25 to 40 years old, about 5 feet, 4 inches tall with a medium build and light brown hair tied back in pigtails with red bands. The forensic examination of Jane Doe’s remains revealed she may have given birth to one or more children during her lifetime. Information from her skeletal and dental remains have been compared with state and national missing persons databases, but so far those comparisons haven’t yielded any clues. According to a survey by the National Criminal Justice Reference Service, 7% of police departments have dedicated cold case units, and only a small proportion of agencies have a policy on reactivating and investigating those cases. When they are reopened, they rely primarily on new witness information and newly test-
able physical evidence. Thoman said there is no new evidence regarding Jane Doe’s case, but they’re still hoping this new photo will help. The woman’s death has long been considered a homicide. Her remains were discovered April 23, 1990, and based on an examination by a forensic anthropologist, investigators believe she was killed three to eight weeks before her skeleton was found. Anyone with information in this case is asked to contact Sgt. Thoman at 254-1535 or Crime Stoppers of Volusia and Flagler Counties, toll free at 1-888-2778477. You can remain anonymous, and you could be eligible for an award of up to $5,000. Email Community Editor Emily Blackwood at emily@ormondbeachobserver.com.
A side view of the facial reconstruction of Jane Doe.
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A forensic artist recently created a new reconstruction of Jane Doe’s face using technology that wasn’t available in the past.
This is what facial reconstruction looked like before the new technology.
EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
The debate between the VTO and the Volusia County School Board is seemingly far from over. In the 11th negotiation meeting April 16, the board presented what they’re calling “their best offer.” According to Director of Community Information Services for Volusia County Schools Nancy Wait, the district presented a plan that would increase teachers’ salaries by $1,000 minimum a year, with an additional $750 for teachers on the performance pay schedule with a rating of “highly effective,” and an additional $300 for teachers on the performance pay schedule with a rating of “effective.” Though the School Board finds the salary increase substantive (the raise is higher than Seminole County teachers received this year), VTO members found it offensive. “They want to give a very small increase, or a smaller increase to those who have tenure than to those who don’t have tenure and said if they want the bigger increase, they need to give up their tenure,” teachers union president Andrew Spar told News 13. The School Board said the raise couldn’t be larger because there just wasn’t enough funding available. “I am disappointed that the union rejected the very best offer the district can afford,” stated Superintendent James Russell in a press release. “The problems caused by years of reduced education funding cannot be immediately overcome when the district is just beginning to return to funding levels from seven years ago.” Spar said the new pay increase was pinning the new teachers against the tenured teachers, and called it “bully tactics.” “Effective July 1, 2014, state law requires that all annual contract teachers must be placed on a performance-pay salary schedule,” Wait said. “All tenured teachers must also be given the opportunity to be placed on the performance-pay salary schedule. All remaining tenured teachers will be placed on a grandfathered salary schedule.” Wait also said the Florida statute requires performance pay be funded prior to funding any salary adjustments. In addition, any salary adjustment on the performance pay schedule for teachers rated highly effective must be greater than the largest salary adjustment on the grandfather schedule. Spar and the other participating members walked out after hearing the board’s latest negotiations, and are preparing for SEE IMPASSE PAGE 4
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a long battle. Tammy Hadley, a parent of a student at Ormond Beach Elementary, says she supports the teachers as they “work to the contract” because she has seen first hand the commitment that teachers have to students. “Working to contract is not making things easy for these teachers,” said Hadley, an active parent volunteer for almost 20 years. “Many of them get a lot of their work done before and after their contracts say to clock in and out of work. I have gone to the school as late as 5:30 p.m. to find teachers still working in their classrooms. Working to contract requires them to fit anywhere from three to four hours of extra work a day into their contracted time.” Teachers all across Volusia County have been working to their contracted time as a way to protest the School Board’s salary increase that many find disrespectful. “Yes, our teachers are asking for competitive pay, but they are also asking for the tools needed to properly teach our children the required curriculum,” Hadley said. “They are asking for time to prepare lesson plans, complete paperwork, attend meetings or training and/or attend afterschool activities. Last but not least they are asking for respect as professionals in their fields.” Since the union rejected the board’s offer, the School Board will decide the question of the amount of raises and other negotiated issues during the pending impasse process.
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Teams at the 12th-annual Relay for Life in Ormond Beach celebrated cancer survivors, remembered those who have died, and renewed the commitment to battle the disease on April 18 at Calvary Christian Church, 1687 W. Granada Blvd. Thirty-three teams with 168 participants raised $21,877.67 so far. The first lap around the track was taken by survivors, including 8-year-old Cameron Fulling, of Palm Coast, who has been fighting brain cancer since he was 2. He has had six surgeries to remove six tumors, as well as chemotherapy and radiation treatments. But, as a true survivor, Cameron attended the relay event after playing baseball that morning. “He got two hits,” said his dad, Dan. He is in first grade at Bunnell Elementary School, and also has been able to take karate lessons this past year. Last year, Cameron received a black belt in karate from Villari’s Martial Arts School, 1930 W. Granada Blvd., in honor of his courageous fight against the disease. He had met David Grabner,
school owner, while attending a birthday party at the school, and told Grabner that he wanted to be a “karate kid” but had cancer. Grabner stayed in contact, and eventually awarded him the black belt to recognize his courage. “He’s always cheerful,” Grabner said. “He shows maturity.” Carmeron chose to walk with Grabner, a survivor of throat cancer, in the survivors’ walk. “The 18th of April is also Cameron’s birthday, and he chose to walk with me on this special day. I feel honored,” Grabner said. Cameron’s mother, Melisa, said they had recently discovered that he has another tumor, and faces surgery. “He fought it before, so he’ll fight it again,” she said. “We honestly didn’t know if he would make it to his third birthday, and here he is on his eighth birthday.” After the survivors’ walk, there was a caretakers’ walk, and then they had a special dinner in the gymnasium. At that point, the teams started their relay walks until midnight. Villari’s students participated in the relay, wearing pink belts in recognition of the fight against cancer. Email wayne@ormondbeachobserver.com.
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Beachside living: what the postcards don’t tell you You’ll never get the sand out of your car. Don’t even try. Is it worth living so close to the beach?
EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
ference between living beachside and living mainland until this past week. Gabe was in town, and we spent a few days with some friends at a motel in Daytona Beach Shores. I know, I know. We should have splurged for something fancier in my new hometown, but we had already had a condo rental backfire on us, and we were out $250. So “cheap” became our new destination. And I know, living in a motel for three days is a far stretch when compared to living fulltime beachside, but I think I at least caught a glimpse of the good life. First of all: sand. I love it when it’s warm, and I can bury my dad in it when he’s sleeping, but right now it’s just a nuisance. I’ve vacuumed my car three times now, and I’m still finding remnants of the
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I may have passed my oneand-a-half-year anniversary as an Ormond Beach resident a few weeks ago, but there’s still a lot I have left to learn. I’m still lost without my GPS, and I’m super guilty of forgetting the 25 mph speed limit on Wilmette Avenue. Thankfully, our city has very understanding motorcycle cops. They know I’m just excited to get to work. And though I may be a mere 15 minutes from the beach, I hadn’t really grasped the dif-
ocean. Do you beachsiders install your cars with portable vacuums? Is everything covered in plastic? How do you keep from committing a felony when you’ve completely swept your tile floor and your boyfriend waltzes in carrying two sandy chairs? I need answers. I really thought I would love living right on the beach. The view of the horizon, the sound of the waves, the smell of hotdogs — it sounds like heaven, right? But this sand issue has really made me reconsider my place in Ormond Beach. Maybe living beachside just requires you to develop a more laid-back attitude. Maybe you have to become one with nature and all its irritating properties. Maybe you have to like sand castles in your living room. I guess I’ll never know until I move over the bridge. Until then, I’m going to enjoy the concrete slab in my backyard that has never made its way into my driver’s seat.
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Where do you stand on beach driving? Ormond Beach Observer readers responded on Facebook: SOCIAL STATS Likes: 29 Reached: 1,491 Comments: 19
“Love it. It is the reason we picked Ormond beach as our retirement home! The beach drive lanes are well patrolled and marked and we have not experienced any problems.” — Deb Moroy
“Disciplined children are less likely to be hit by cars on the beach.” — Emily Singleton Magnuson
“Children should be allowed to play and have fun at the beach, not be disciplined. Are cars allowed to drive through playgrounds?” — Rebecca Randolph Armstrong
“It’s what brings people to Daytona. it’s been here before the people that want it gone. If they don’t want it, they shouldn’t have moved here. If they watched their children, there wouldn’t be problems.” — Carol Elnitski-Wilson
“I don’t drive on the beach, but, if beach driving is banned, then they better find a place for all the people to park that do drive on the beach. That’s a lot of people.” — Laura Sampson Squires
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The crab didn’t stand a chance ...
INTO THE WILD: HERON SPOTTED AT GRANADA BRIDGE Ormond Beach Resident Kim Zechnowitz recently spotted a yellow-crowned night heron munching on a crab underneath
the Granada Bridge. “That is the first one I’ve ever seen by the bridge,” she said in an email. “The pelicans were putting on a show looking for handouts from the people fishing on the dock. If anyone is interested in seeing a diverse
group of our local birds, the west end of the Granada Bridge is a great place.” Send your wildlife photos to emily@ormondbeachobserver.com.
“I don’t like it because people don’t pay attention and practically run you over, and all the oil from the cars gets in the sand. Disgusting!” — Julie Plutowsk
“I think I would let the hotels have their way, if you don’t want your town to dry up.” — Li Davidov
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WHERE’S THE PARTY? 10:13 p.m. — 100 Block of Ocean Shore Boulevard. Prowler: The owner of the oceanfront house said a person rang the doorbell, peered into windows and tried a door knob. When the victim told the suspect to leave the property, the suspect said, “Oh, I didn’t know where I was.” He then sprinted down the street. After an officer made contact, the suspect said he went to the house because he was told by a friend to go there for a house party. Once he got there, he realized he had been tricked. The suspect said his friend did this because he wanted to get him out of the house because they were throwing him a surprise party for a new toy he had developed with a Sony play station controller. The suspect had a controller with him. He gave the officer the number of the house where he was staying, and said he was going to buy it tomorrow. When asked how much he was going to pay, he said he did not know. The officer went to the address, and found there was no party or no people, just the suspect’s bicycle leaning against the house. He was arrested for prowling.
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MAGAZINE MYSTERY 12:06 p.m. — 300 Block of South Yonge Street Information: The police received a report of a large number of magazines discarded along the Granada Bridge, U.S. 1, and State Road A1A. All were the same real estate publication.
The city public works director told the investigating officer it was ongoing problem. When contacted, the magazine publisher said he believes someone is taking the publications from distribution stands, but he did not have any suspects. The issues on the street were current, and not being collected for destruction. DON’T BELIEVE EVERY BUSINESS CARD 12:28 p.m. — 200 Block of Riverside Drive. Information: The victim said she was having roof problems and noticed a roofing worker next door. He gave her a business card with a company name, so she believed he was a licensed contractor. He gave an estimate of $2,500 for her roof and she agreed to the repair. The suspect worked on the roof, and she paid him the money. Later, the roof continued to leak, but he did not return her phone calls. The victim called the company that was listed on the card, and the owner said the suspect had been doing this for years, representing himself as the company. He said the suspect had been fired, and his company would take care of the damages to the home. TAX FRAUD TARGETS BUSINESSES, TOO 10:18 a.m. — 200 Block of North Yonge Street. Fraud: The business owner said he received paperwork from
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the Department of Treasury requesting information on tax claims that were filed under his name and business. There had been a claim for a $25,267 refund for 2014 taxes. The victim was advised to contact credit bureaus and put an alert on his personal information.
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SMELLY RENTER DISPUTE 7:35 a.m. — 100 Block of Riverside Drive Vandalism: The victim said she moved out of the residence she was renting, but left her car parked in front of the house next door. She said she had three vehicles and could not move them all before the 5 p.m. deadline to move out. Also, the victim said she did not have any more bags and left some items in the refrigerator. The next morning, when the victim arrived to pick up her car, she found the items she left in the refrigerator dumped on top of her car windshield and hood. There were sweet potatoes, eggs and a jar of pickles. She told the officer she would have the car checked to see if there was any damage.
William Snow, 46, of Ormond Beach, was killed about 11:40 p.m. on State Road 40 near Airport Road on April 18 when his car overturned. An Ormond Beach woman in another car was not injured. The crash is still under investigation by the Highway Patrol. The report states that Snow was driving a 1984 Volkswagen westbound when he lost control for an unknown reason and crossed into the median. The car overturned onto its roof in the eastbound lanes. A few minutes later, Tina Meyer, 41, of Ormond Beach, was driving a 2008 Ford Fusion eastbound. The front of her car struck the left side of the Volkswagen. She was not injured. Snow was not wearing a seatbelt, according to the report.
Motorcycle wreck takes life of man from Tennessee Ormond Beach Police are investigating a fatal motorcycle crash that occurred at approximately 1:38 a.m. April 18. Lawrence Brace, 58, of Thompson’s Station, Tennessee, was northbound on U.S. 1 and apparently left the roadway north of Hernandez Avenue, according to the police report. The motorcycle went over the sidewalk and into the parking lot of the Pirana Grill, where it
struck a parked car. Brace was pronounced dead on the scene by EVAC paramedics. Anyone with information is asked to contact Ormond Beach Police at 677-0731. To remain anonymous, call Crimestoppers at 277-TIPS or toll-free at 1-888-277-TIPS.
HUM gala, dinner reservations near April 27 deadline The sixth-annual HUM Blue Diamond Celebration, a fundraising gala and dinner, is set for May 2 at The Club at Pelican Bay. The Humanitarian Award and Corporate Social Responsibility Award will be presented, and Daytona Beach Mayor Derrick Henry will give the keynote address. Individual reservations are $75 and table sponsorships start at $250. The event is sponsored by Check on Hold, so all money will help prevent homelessness and provide food, shelter and services to those in need. Make reservations or sponsorship before April 27 by calling Mark Geallis at 252-0156 or online at halifaxurbanministries.org. Send news tips to News Editor Wayne Grant, at wayne@ ormondbeachobserver.com. Like the Ormond Beach Observer’s Facebook page for daily updates.
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McKenzie Bowlus connects with Kaley Dale for a long bomb in Seabreeze’s 28-7 win over FPC.
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McKenzie Bowlus began her football career with little confidence, but now she has Seabreeze at the top of the district rankings. JEFF DAWSEY SPORTS WRITER
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very time she steps onto the football field, Seabreeze quarterback M c Ke n z i e B owl u s seems to do something amazing. Whether she throws a ton of touchdown passes, returns a punt for a touchdown in the final seconds, scores on a fourth-and-long or throws a game-winning touchdown pass, Bowlus continues to prove that her confidence in her team and her individual talents are on another level. While some media members have voted her among the best quarterbacks in the county since her freshman year, she hasn’t always believed that. “My freshman year as the starting quarterback was tough for me,” Bowlus said. “Although I knew what I was doing, it was still a challenge. I got talked about at school, how I shouldn’t be playing, and how flag football was a sport for people who could actually play. Every time I made a bad throw, I felt like I always got put down, but never built up.” Bowlus discovered her throwing skill as a kid, when she would throw the football around the yard with her younger and older
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brothers. Her talent developed so well, she became the only girl on the recreational football team, a starter. “There’s something special about everyone, but as for me, I was born to be an athlete,” Bowlus said. Years later, while on the Seabreeze basketball team, she began to throw a football with, then flag football player, Alijea Russell. After catching spiral after spiral, Russell was convinced there was a place on the team for Bowlus. “I knew we needed a quarterback, and as soon as I saw her throw, I knew immediately that
she was the girl we needed,” Russell said. Bowlus finished that season with 36 touchdown passes and was honored as the Bright House Top Athlete at their annual Breakfast of Champions ceremony. This season, she has displayed an exceptional ability to make plays from any side of the ball, and she has her and the Lady Sandcrabs’ confidence at an alltime high. “She always surprises me,” Russell added. “This year has, by far, been her best year. She amazes me every time she plays, but when she makes a good play, she always
looks at me and all I can think is ‘That’s my girl.’” Bowlus has come a long way from the freshman who lacked confidence as the fearful leader. After every play, she can be seen encouraging and congratulating teammates on the field as the leader, a position she takes pride in. “Being the leader showed everyone that I didn’t give up,” Bowlus said. “I made it where I wanted to be, because I wouldn’t let people put me down, no matter what they said. “If you truly love a sport as much as I love this one, nobody should be able to stop you.”
SEABREEZE TAKES DOWN FPC LADY DAWGS
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Kaley Dale catches over a defender for her third touchdown pass of the game.
The Sandcrabs (8-2) had very little problems moving the ball up and down the field against the Flagler Palm Coast Bulldogs, as they beat them 28-7 in the regular-season finale on Tuesday, April 21, at FPC. McKenzie Bowlus, who threw for 215 yards and four touchdowns, connected with her favorite receiver, Kaley Dale, with three scores and Mikayla Laks for the other. Dale finished with over 100 receiving yards, and Laks had 75 yards, also six flag pulls on defense. The Lady Crabs will play rivals, Spruce Creek, in the first round of the district tournament at 7:30 Monday, April 27, at Warner Christian.
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his past weekend, I took my next-door neighbor, Jesse Hatfield, 9, to a softball game. Although he told me before the game started that he wanted to play baseball when he got older, he didn’t understand much about the game, and he asked enough questions to keep me busy the whole game. “Why do the players keep yelling at each other? What happens when the ball goes out? Do they all get a chance to bat? Who do you think is going to win?” said Jesse in his innocent, light voice, only getting warmed up. After every out, Jesse discovered a new angle to question me about. “Are they playing a country song? What are the people doing in the blue shirts and gray pants (umpires)?” After the third inning, I took him to the concession stand. Finishing as much chicken tenders and Hawaiian Punch as he could, Jesse hopped off the fourth row of the bleachers, with newfound energy, to blast more questions. “Can they hit an airplane with the ball?” he inquired. “No, it’s too high in the air,” I told him. “Well, can they hit that bird?” countered Jesse, as a black bird flew away from the stadium into the nearby trees. “Well, maybe, but a baseball player has hit a bird before,” I replied, briefing him on the famous Randy Johnson pitch. At the end of the game, the winning team splashed a teammate with a Gatorade bath. I knew that would bewilder him. “Did they dump water on her because she was sweaty?” he said. Afterward, I asked him if he had a good time, and with a big smile, he screamed “Yes!” which made all the questioning worth it. He gained a lot more knowledge, and my brain was exercised. It was a good reminder: When you grow weary of teaching, kids will grow weary of learning. Let them ask away, and don’t refuse; they’re only having fun.
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Taylor Lee picks up a double and slides just before the ball gets to the infielder.
Seabreeze gets regional rematch with Ocala Forest After losing to Ocala Forest last year, the Lady Sandcrabs hope for better results in a rematch. JEFF DAWSEY SPORTS WRITER
Last year, Seabreeze traveled an hour and a half to Ocala to open its playoff campaign against Ocala Forest, and the Lady Sandcrabs didn’t last a full seven innings. They were rolled 12-1. This sea-
son, they have shown that they are different and much better. “We played them last year in the first round, and we lost, but we’re going to give them a fight this time,” coach Tarisa CraigCraggy Said. Seabreeze (14-5) has a better team and individual numbers
than they had last year, including batting, pitching and defense. Although the Sandcrabs lost the district championship with just two runs, they’re expected to score more runs on a typical day. While they have improved, the Sandcrabs also know that their opponents haven’t changed much from being a dominant team. The Ocala Forest Wildcats, ranked 14th in the state, are currently 25-2, and they’ll be looking to breeze through their first-
round matchup, just as they did last season, but Craig-Craggy and Seabreeze have other things in mind. “We have a great hitting team, but we just couldn’t string the hits together (in the district title game),” Craig-Craggy said. “I hope we bounce back next week, have a good week of practice, and we’ll see what happens.” The two will meet in the first round on April 23 in Ocala. Follow @pcosports on Twitter.
“We have a great hitting team, but we just couldn’t string the hits together.” TARISA CRAIG-CRAGGY, Seabreeze coach on her team’s play in the district championship
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Brooks Davis honored as Lions’ student athlete The Ormond Beach Lions Club selected Seabreeze’s Brooks Davis as the Student Athlete for the Month of March. “I didn’t know much about the Lions Club at first, but after the ceremony I was astonished at how big it is and all the work they do,” Davis said. “I was very pleased on receiving an award from such involved people that do so much for the community, but I wanted to honor them for all the hard work they do. All in all, it’s extremely satisfying and makes me feel accomplished, knowing they were honoring my work as a student athlete.” As a student, Davis has maintained a weighted 4.0 GPA, scored a 1770 on the SAT, and 26 on the ACT. He served countless hours in community service, working with Toys for Tots in particular. As an athlete, he was the captain and four-year varsity
soccer player for the Sandcrabs. Davis played center defensive midfielder and helped lead Seabreeze to the regional playoffs this past season.
Browder takes medal to the prom It took Seabreeze’s Justin Browder four years to court his prom date, and she agreed to go with him at the perfect time. Browder’s date was his sixthplace weightlifting state finals medal. He won in the 119-pound weight division on April 17 at the Kissimmee Civic Center. “Medaling was all I ever wanted,” Browder said. “I knew my competitors were tough, so making it on that podium was extremely satisfying.” After getting his prom picture taken with his “date” in his arms, Browder said he was met by other promgoers with laughter and congratulations for his efforts in the state finals.
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YOUNG, GIFTED AND PUBLISHED 6 p.m. at the Midtown Cultural and Educational Center, 925 George Engram Blvd., Daytona Beach, Call 627-4353. HISTORICAL BUS TOUR 9:45 a.m. at The Casements. Call 677-7005. EARTH DAY PICNIC ON THE PLAZA 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at City Hall, 22 S. Beach St. Call 676-3315. ART IN THERAPY: MIXED-MEDIA MINI CANVAS 3 p.m. at Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center’s Center Institute conference room, 224 Memorial Medical Parkway, Daytona Beach. Free. All levels are welcome. RSVP is required. Call 231-2229.
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TRASH AND TREASURE SALE 9 a.m. to 5:50 p.m. at Prince of Peace Catholic Church. Also held April 26. SKATE PARK OPENING CONTEST 10 a.m. at Nova Community Park, 440 N. Nova Road. Call 383-2750. TRANSPARENT WATER: THE HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE OF FLORIDA SPRINGS 10 a.m. at the Historic AndersonPrice Memorial Building, 42 N. Beach St. Call 677-7005. ORMOND PASSION PLAY 7 p.m. at Riverbend Community Church, 2080 W. Granada Blvd. Free tickets. Call 672-1821. BILLY JOEL TRIBUTE 7:30 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center. Cost is $30 in advance and $35 at the door. Call 676-3375.
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NATIONAL POETRY MONTH FESTIVAL 1 to 4:30 p.m. at The Casements. Free. Open mic. Call 337-4567. POP ART IN THE GARDEN: AN ANDY WARHOL EVENT 5 to 9 p.m. at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum. Tickets cost $85. Reservation only. Call 676-3347.
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Jig to a Milestone performs at one of the five stages at the festival.
CAPT. JAMES ORMOND CHAPTER OF DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 11:30 a.m. at the Anderson Price Memorial Building, 42 N. Beach St. Please reserve by April 23, at 441-4419.
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Hesper Bruns and Jay Cortright sported their teddy bear ears during the event, though Cortright’s were a bit floppy. Photos by Emily Blackwood
Peyton Royer and Alicia Kakol get cozy with their teddy bears for story time.
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Diana Simmons, president of the Ormond Beach Historical Society, reads to the children. A girl gives her bear a tender kiss on the cheek.
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Airport Master Plan Update Public Meeting Tuesday, April 28, 2015 from 6:00 PM until 8:00 PM City Commission Chambers - Ormond Beach City Hall 22 S. Beach Street The purpose of the meeting is to provide information to all interested parties about the ongoing master plan update study for the Ormond Beach Municipal Airport. City staff and the consultant team will: • • • • • • •
Explain the Master Planning Process and the Objectives of the Master Plan Explain the Public Involvement Program Present the findings of the inventory of existing conditions Present the FAA approved forecast Explain how to determine future facility requirements Explain the public comment forms Answer questions about the inventory and the forecast
City staff and the consultant team from Hoyle, Tanner and Associates will be available to answer questions regarding the airport master planning process.
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All residents, members of the business community, civic organizations, airport tenants and users are encouraged to participate and provide suggestions and ideas in support of this important study.
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Mikayla Buffington, 4, is practicing her rolling exercises at Easter Seals.
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Three-year-old Caleb has been battling health issues since he was 5 months old.
Ormond children represent Easter Seals in event Caleb Wilson and Mikayla Buffington are participating in the Walk With Me event Thursday, April 23. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
Out of the 11,500 children and adults with disabilities that Easter Seals serves in Volusia and Flagler counties, two Ormond Beach residents will serve as the charity’s ambassadors for its Walk With Me event. Four-year-old Mikayla Buffington and 3-year-old Caleb Wilson are the faces of the organization’s upcoming fitness walk and 5K race at 5 p.m. at EmbryRiddle Aeronautical University. The event is held to raise money
for the charity that provides its participants with therapy, education, advocacy, recreation and support services. Mikayla Buffington, whose father, Joshua Buffington, coowns Buffington’s Bar and Grille in Ormond Beach, was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when she was 1 year old. Since then, she’s faced a lot of physical challenges like immobility and limited muscle movement. At Easter Seals, she practices her short- and longterm goals, like rolling over and repetitive movements. “She’s really come a long way
this year,” her mom, Christiana Buffington said. “Her therapists get down on the floor with her, right on her level. Easter Seals has been amazing.” Mikayla, who’s celebrating her birthday next week with a pool party, loves to swim, play outside with her friends and listen to music. And her mother says despite what people might think, she’s very smart. “She understands a lot more than she seems,” she said. “She can’t show you and talk, so you don’t think she understands. But she does.” Caleb Wilson, the other Easter Seal ambassador, also struggles with speech as a side effect from his countless surgeries and health
struggles. What first looked like a common cold turned into a lipoblastoma tumor that kept finding its way into the young boy’s body. From his lung to his back, Caleb has had a lot of complications due to doctors fighting to remove the tumor. Despite struggling with Horner syndrome and partial function of his right hand, Caleb has retained his positive attitude. “Caleb is inspirational,” his mother, Vivian said. “He’s so happy, and his endurance is amazing. You would not know he’s been through anything. I think that’s what keeps dad and I going.” Visit esvf.org to find out how to donate to the race.
Caleb Wilson has faced all of his struggles with a smile.
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Gerald and Linda Kane, of The Villages, sold 78 Ivanhoe Drive to Brian Teeters and Erin Padgett, of Ormond Beach, for $165,000. Built in 1958, the house has two bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,326 square feet. It sold in 2000 for $98,500.
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O R M O N D B E AC H Ruth Martin, individually and as trustee, sold 195 S. Halifax Drive to Alf Elder, of Ormond Beach, for $200,000. Built in 1950, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,099 square feet. It sold in 1968 for $32,000.
Great Single Family Shaded Lot in an established neighborhood. The lot is 75’ X 104’ and zoned Residential. It has been completely cleared and recently surveyed, so you can build your dream home. The property is close to Halifax Hospital, shopping restaurants and the universities. Price: $19,900. Call Jim Tobin at 386-405-4411.
AWESOME HOME, GREAT LOCATION, NEEDS A LITTLE LOVE!
AMAZING OCEANVIEW CONDO IN DAYTONA BEACH!
Great investment for a home in the desirable neighborhood of Rockefeller Heights. Property needs cash buyer. 2 blocks from the Atlantic Ocean. Just some TLC will make this an amazing home. Price: $72,500. Call Michele Mullins Weathers at 386-441-7653.
Fully Furnished. Seller totally rehabbed this Oceanview Piece of Paradise & filled it w/ the most wondrous décor. All new appliances & HVAC, granite counters in kitchen, gorgeous cabinets. This is a $$$$$ Maker w/ weekly rentals allowed, pets too! Beautiful location, just across the street from the beach w/ an approach, covered parking, tennis court & pool. Price: $169,900. Call Kory Grayson at 386-795-0860.
Hector and Anna DeLaTorriente, of Ormond Beach, sold 79 Carriage Creek Way to Robert and Charlotte Courteaux, of Ormond Beach, for $173,000. Built in 1988, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,553 square feet. It sold in 2011 for $150,000. Dean Gast, as trustee, sold 10 Sugar Creek Court to Charles Walls and Brian Rogers, of Ormond Beach, for $166,500.
“VACANT LOT IN FANTASTIC DAYTONA BEACH LOCATION!
Nestled in the Village Subdivision, this home stands out of the rest with tasteful upgrades including laminate dark wood flooring, tile & carpet throughout. SS appliances & an impressive MBA. Take a dip in the community pool or relax in your back yard w/ your own shuffle board court & hot tub. Approximately 3 miles to the beach & less than a mile to Ormond’s famous central parks. Price: $169,000. Call David Lisicki at 386-795-1544.
Keith and Lauren Yarnell, of Las Vegas, sold 84 Wilmette Ave. to Christopher and Stephanie Heaven, of Ormond Beach, for $200,000. Built in 1925, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 1,475 square feet. It sold in 1993 for $65,000.
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Christine Bolton, of Daytona Beach, sold 12 Winding Woods Trail to Robert and Christine Patterson, of Ormond Beach, for $164,900. Built in 1991, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,833 square feet. It sold in 1992 for $134,600. Michael and Vivian Fords, of Lake Mary, sold 110 Seminole Ave. to Brian Kilpatrick, as trustee, for $163,900. Built in 1986, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,142 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $230,000. Candice Dyer, of Ormond Beach, sold 6 Stratford Place to Harry and Catherine Harwick, of Ormond Beach, for $145,000. Built in 1982, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,674 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $130,000. Benjamin Peacock, of Haleiwa, Hawaii, sold 321 Sylvan Drive
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3BR/ 2BA/ 2CG concrete block home on a fenced 2.5 acre parcel. Cleared, fenced, & cross-fenced. Home has all tile & laminate flooring, & inside laundry. The kitchen has SS appliances, including a double oven, refrigerator w/ ice & water & over the range microwave. The barn has water & its own electric box, 2 stalls, fenced paddock area & enclosed 12’ x 24’ room w/ French doors. Price: $279,900. Call Elena Scott at 386-566-6984.
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Beautiful home on sought after North Beach Street. Owner have remodeled this great 3 bedrm, 2 bath, 2 car garage and it looks like a model home. Open living room and dining area, split floor plan, large bonus room in the back of the house and a screen porch overlooking. Fenced yard, shed with new roof, pretty landscaping. Tastefully painted inside and out. Corner lot and side driveway. Price: $239,900. Call Jean Ivis at 386-299-3338.
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to Frederick and Emily Kroner, of Mahomet, Illinois, for $140,000. Built in 1965, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,372 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $172,000.
house has four bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and 2,969 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $620,000. John and Carol Miskewitz, of Ormond Beach, sold 3101 Inishmore Drive to Kitty Hairfield, of Ormond Beach, for $165,000. Built in 2002, the villa has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,583 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $166,657.
Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 193 Cambridge Court to Matthew Jones and Veronika Ilieva, of Ormond Beach, for $117,500. Built in 1987, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,246 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $200,000. Marjorie Bird-Coltelli, of Ormond Beach, sold 1 Tomoka Oaks Blvd., Unit 122, to Richard and Nancy Colombie, of Litchfield, Connecticut, for $107,000. Built in 1980, the condo has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,430 square feet. It sold in 2004 for $150,000. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Corp., of Atlanta, sold 65 Ravenwood Court to Eddy and Theresa Ho, of Ormond Beach, for $93,100. Built in 1977, the house has four bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,614 square feet. It sold in 2004 for $165,000. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp., of Carrollton, Texas, sold 1441 Golf Ave. to Pamela Hunt, of Ormond Beach, for $89,500. Built in 1991, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,739 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $126,200. U.S. Bank Trust N.A., as trustee, sold 27 Arrowhead Circle to AT
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Hunter’s Ridge Julie and Edward Haenftling Jr., of White Plains, Maryland, sold 40 Canterbury Woods to Douglas Wigley, of Ormond Beach, for $195,000. Built in 2003, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,746 square feet. It sold in 2004 for $207,500.
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Assets LLC, of Ormond Beach, for $77,900. Built in 1974, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,236 square feet. It sold in 1997 for $90,500. SRM, of Houston, sold 10 Pine Trail to Thomas Ettorre, of Ormond Beach, for $76,700. Built in 1976, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,428 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $100,000. Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 640 N. Nova Road, Unit 211, to Gale Sittig and Eric Taylor, of Ormond Beach, for
$53,500. Built in 1976, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 932 square feet. It sold in 1976 for $23,500. Roman and Cynthia Lys, of Houston, sold 453 S. Atlantic Ave., Unit 305, to Merlin and Marcia Lessler, of Owego, New York, for $52,000. Built in 1987, the condo has one bedroom, one bath and 297 square feet. It sold in 2011 for $40,000.
Halifax Plantation Etchel Neri, of Paterson, New Jersey, sold 3529 Kilgallen Court to Kent and Isis Lyon, as trustees, for $685,000. Built in 2001, the house has five bedrooms, four baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 4,450 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $595,000.
HDH Investments LLC, of Ormond Beach, sold 1107 Avenue H to Douglas Lamb, of Ormond Beach, for $51,000. Built in 1988, the house has four bedrooms,
The Bank of New York Mellon, as trustee, sold 1456 Kilrush Drive to Jeanne Stalzer and Todd Schryver, of Ormond Beach, for $333,500. Built in 2004, the
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Anthony Miceli, of Toronto, Ontario, sold 63 Tropical Drive to Jerry Jones, of Ormond Beach, for $130,000. Built in 1957, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,255 square feet. It sold in 2012 for $107,000. John Moore, as trustee, sold 1510 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 404, to Domenic Cappella, of Daytona Beach, for $63,000. Built in 1973, the condo has two bedrooms, one bath and 891 square feet. It sold in 1991 for $40,000. John Adams, of Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, contributed to this report.
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CRYSTAL: BOWLS, covered butterpro dish, vase, relMAGIC BOOKSLarge collection, paperback and LEFT-HANDED WILSON Super golf clubs, ish dishes. Lovely antique cream/sugar. hardcover, $1 togolf $4.cut Toglass view, call 386.447.9065 $200. Beautiful clubs & bag, mint condition. $5-$25.00 386.585.4486 407-495-6771 NORMAN ROCKWELL collectors plates, 18, DINETTE SET-48" Octagon Glasspaperback Top Table and w/4 dated from 1978-1999, $6 each/firm. 386.445.8826 MAGIC BOOKSLarge collection, Padded Swivel Chairs. Asking $150 or OBO hardcover, $1 to $4. To view, call 386.447.9065 OAK ROLL TOP Desk like new condition 54" wide 386-446-3763 $175, must sell 386-446-9297 NORMAN ROCKWELL collectors plates, 18, EXQUISITE ASIAN jar $6 31”each/firm. H, $100 -matching pair dated from 1978-1999, 386.445.8826 OVAL DROP leafcovered coffee table, end table w/drawer, if desired. Glass coffee table $13. excellent condition. size-pictures, OAK ROLL TOP DeskCall likefor new condition 54"$100. wide 386-445-6058 386-445-1118 $175, must sell 386-446-9297 GRACO PORTABLE PlayPen $50. Fischer-Price PROM DRESS, new with tags, pink, OVAL DROP leaf$25. coffee table, end table strapless, w/drawer, Baby Jumperoo Play Mat w/attached hanging satin, David's Bridal, size 8. $100. excellent condition. Callwoman's for size-pictures, toys $25. 386-446-2929 386.793.3840 386-445-1118 KING BED spread white w/blue/pink/green, $10. QUEEN UNDERBED storage frame, wide PROM DRESS, newframe, with tags, pink, strapless, Twin Harvard bed $20. Tea 4-39” cart, $15. drawers, 22”Dx10”H, $200. 386.206.9006 satin, David's Bridal,asking woman's size 8. $100. 814.574.6387 386.793.3840 SECTIONAL COUCH, brown leather w/recliner LEFT-HANDED WILSON Super pro golf clubs, and pullout bed,golf $199. 803.665.6158 QUEEN UNDERBED storage frame, wide $200. Beautiful clubs & bag, mint 4-39” condition. drawers, 22”Dx10”H, $200. 386.206.9006 407-495-6771 STAPLES HUN Pearlasking Gray 4-drawer file cabinet like new,BOOKS$75. 386-446-1876 SECTIONAL COUCH, brown leather w/recliner MAGIC Large collection, paperback and and pullout$1 bed, hardcover, to $199. $4. SET To 803.665.6158 view, 386.447.9065 STONEWARE-NEW of 4 call pieces, $11. Multiple sets. Light gray with blue edge. 386-446-4582. STAPLES HUN Pearl Gray 4-drawer file cabinet NORMAN ROCKWELL collectors plates, 18, like new, $75. 386-446-1876 dated from 1978-1999, $6 of each/firm. 386.445.8826 TSA BENCH plus 330 lbs dumbells, $150. Cannon toner, $50. 203-560-6066 STONEWARE-NEW SET 4 pieces, $11.54" Multiple OAKL50 ROLL TOP Desk likeofnew condition wide sets. Light with blue $175, mustgray sell new, 386-446-9297 TV CONSOLE 54" Xedge. D15"386-446-4582. Black glass with wood ends. 631.672.2109 TSA plus 330 lbstable, of dumbells, CanOVALBENCH DROP$125, leaf coffee end table$150. w/drawer, non L50 toner, $50. 203-560-6066 excellent condition. Call48x80x18, for size-pictures, UPRIGHT SHOWCASE excellent$100. con386-445-1118 dition, $200. 305-515-4820 TV CONSOLE new, 54" X D15" Black glass with wood $125, 631.672.2109 PROMends. DRESS, new with pink, strapless, WHIRLPOOL DRYER, $200.tags, 386-447-2837 satin, David's Bridal, 48x80x18, woman's size 8. $100. UPRIGHT SHOWCASE conWHITE WICKER-CHEVALL mirror, excellent $60. 5’ lamp, 386.793.3840 dition, $200. 305-515-4820 $50; 30” table lamp, $35; round side table, $12. QUEEN UNDERBED frame, 4-39” wide 386.437.2237 WHIRLPOOL DRYER, storage $200. 386-447-2837 drawers, 22”Dx10”H, asking $200. 386.206.9006 WHITE WICKER-CHEVALL $60. 5’ polish lamp, MANICURING TABLE with mirror, light and nail SECTIONAL COUCH, brown w/recliner $50; 30” table lamp, $35; round side 445−7108 table, $12. display with matching chair $100leather (386) and pullout bed, $199. 803.665.6158 386.437.2237 Tonneau Cover, Ford Ranger complete with STAPLEShardware. HUNTABLE Pearl mounting $75Gray (386)4-drawer 627−6006 MANICURING with light and file nailcabinet polish like new, $75. 386-446-1876 display with matching chair $100 (386) 445−7108 AREA RUG Ashley 5x8 olive moss flowers $85 STONEWARE-NEW SETRanger of 4 pieces, $11. Multiple back packCover, $55 386−445−8231 Tonneau Ford complete with sets. Lighthardware. gray with$75 blue(386) edge.627−6006 386-446-4582. mounting BICYCLES / folding 2 folding bicycles, 22"M, TSA BENCH plus 330 lbs of(386) dumbells, $150.$85 Can20"F. Barely $100 ea. 313−5755 AREA RUG used. Ashley 5x8 olive moss flowers non toner, 203-560-6066 backL50 pack $55$50. 386−445−8231 CURVED SCALLOPED Concrete Edging 24" 6 TV CONSOLE new, 54" D15" Black glass22"M, with BICYCLES / folding 2 Xfolding bicycles, pieces $20 Cash (386) 597−6747 woodBarely ends. $125, 631.672.2109 20"F. used. $100 ea. (386) 313−5755 UPRIGHT SHOWCASE 48x80x18, excellent conCURVED SCALLOPED Concrete Edging 24" 6 dition, $200. 305-515-4820 pieces $20 Cash (386) 597−6747 WHIRLPOOL DRYER, $200. 386-447-2837
MAGIC BOOKS- Large collection, paperback and hardcover, $1 Under to $4. To view, call For 386.447.9065 Items $200 Sale 500+ USEDROCKWELL white clean golf balls, $45/obo. NORMAN collectors plates, Full 18, size truck extender,$6$50. 386-586-0837 dated frombed 1978-1999, each/firm. 386.445.8826 AMANA DRYER, super capacity, like new, OAK ROLL TOP Desk like new condition 54"heavy wide duty, $175,$200. must 386-627-3741 sell 386-446-9297 BRAND NEWleaf Ping G25 table, Driver,end $150. moch OVAL DROP coffee tableNike w/drawer, Speed Driver, $50. 386.275.5818 excellent condition. Call for size-pictures, $100. 386-445-1118 CHINCHILLA-FEMALE, WITH cage, food and all accessories, $150. 386.283.1415 PROM DRESS, new with tags, pink, strapless, satin, David's Bridal, woman's sizeSale 8. $100. Items Under $200 For COMPLETE SET Lady Cobra golf clubs, 4-SW, 1386.793.3840 3-5 woods, putter & bag, $175. 732.597.3838 FIRE PIT, WOOD BURNING 34"x 34" black with QUEEN storage frame, 4-39” CRAFTSMAN MOWER w/Honda engine, rearwide bag stone trimUNDERBED & cover. $100. 447−7825 drawers, 22”Dx10”H, asking $200. 386.206.9006 Items Under $200 For Sale attachment, runs excellent, 450. 386-445-4722 FURNITURE FUTON w/cover & pillows,$170− SECTIONAL COUCH, brown leather w/recliner CRYSTAL: BOWLS, covered butter dish,black vase,with relFIRE PIT, WOOD BURNING 34"x 34" wicker table,$30−386−446−4873 and pullout $199. 803.665.6158 ish dishes. Lovely cut glass antique cream/sugar. stone trim & bed, cover. $100. 447−7825 HURRICANE IMPACT Internal Blinds Window $5-$25.00 386.585.4486 STAPLES HUN Pearl Gray 4-drawer file cabinet FURNITURE FUTON & pillows,$170− 16"x66.5". Tinted. New. w/cover $150Cash.386−439−5705 like new, $75. 386-446-1876 DINETTE SET-48" Octagon Glass Top Table w/4 wicker table,$30−386−446−4873 JTRS COLL shoe figurines (20)or OBO In original Padded Swivel Chairs. Asking $150 STONEWARE-NEW SET of 4 pieces, $11. Multiple HURRICANE Internal Blinds Window packaging $150IMPACT (386) 447−8625 386-446-3763 sets. Light gray with blue edge. 386-446-4582. 16"x66.5". Tinted. New. $150Cash.386−439−5705 KITCHEN CABINETS White,3 pieces,call for size EXQUISITE jar lbs 31”ofH,dumbells, $100 -matching pair, TSA BENCHASIAN plus 330 $150. CanJTRS shoe figurines (20) $13. In original $75. BillCOLL (386) 246−8683 if desired. Glass covered coffee table non L50 toner, $50. 203-560-6066 packaging $150 (386) 447−8625 386-445-6058 LADIES FIRSTnew, Gear biker TV CONSOLE 54"Kilimanjaro X D15" Black glassjacket with KITCHEN CABINETS White,3 pieces,call for size , Black/Gray size M $100 (386) 447−8625 GRACO PORTABLE PlayPen $50. Fischer-Price wood ends. $125, 631.672.2109 $75. (386) 246−8683 BabyBill Jumperoo $25. Play37 Mat w/attached hanging TEAPOT teapots Various styles UPRIGHTCOLLECTION SHOWCASE 48x80x18, excellent contoys $25. FIRST 386-446-2929 LADIES Gear Kilimanjaro biker jacket Downsizing separate. $200 (386) 447−8625 dition, $200.will 305-515-4820 Black/Gray size M $100 (386) 447−8625 KING BED spread white w/blue/pink/green, $10.− WILTON 307−710 3−Tier Round Floating Cake WHIRLPOOL DRYER, $200. 386-447-2837 Twin Harvard bed frame, $20. Tea cart, styles $15. TEAPOT COLLECTION 37 386−437−3338 teapots Various Cupcake Stand−new− $25. Items For447−8625 Sale WHITE WICKER-CHEVALL $60. 5’ lamp, 814.574.6387 Downsizing willUnder separate.$200 $200mirror, (386) $50; 30” table lamp, $35; round table, $12. Autos For Sale FIRE PIT,307−710 WOOD BURNING 34"xside 34" golf black with LEFT-HANDED WILSON Super pro clubs, WILTON 3−Tier Round Floating Cake − 386.437.2237 stone trim & cover. $100. 447−7825 $200.MG Beautiful bag, mint condition. 1952 TD, kitgolf car,clubs 1985 chassis, 10,000 Cupcake Stand−new− $25.&Chevy 386−437−3338 MANICURING TABLE with light&and nail polish 407-495-6771 original miles, runsw/cover strong/fun! $12,500. FURNITURE FUTON pillows,$170− display with matching chair $100 (386) 445−7108 Autos For Sale 904-333-4913 wicker MAGICtable,$30−386−446−4873 BOOKSLarge collection, paperback and Tonneau Cover, Ford Ranger complete with hardcover, $1 kit to $4. To view, call 386.447.9065 1952 MG TD, car, 1985 Chevy chassis, 10,000 1997 CHRYSLER Sebring convertible, green and HURRICANE IMPACT Internal Blinds Window mounting hardware. $75 $150Cash.386−439−5705 (386) 627−6006 original miles, runs strong/fun! $12,500. tan, 169,500 miles,New. good tread on matching tires, 16"x66.5". Tinted. NORMAN ROCKWELL collectors plates, 18, 904-333-4913 $1895, negotiable, 248.437.6527 AREA RUG Ashley moss flowers $85 dated from 1978-1999, $6olive each/firm. JTRS COLL shoe 5x8 figurines (20)386.445.8826 In original back ROLL pack$150 $55 386−445−8231 1997 CHRYSLER Sebring convertible, green and packaging 447−8625 OAK TOP(386) Desk like new condition 54" wide Boats tan, 169,500 miles, good tread onbicycles, matching22"M, tires, BICYCLES / folding 2 folding $175, must sell 386-446-9297 KITCHEN CABINETS White,3 pieces,call for size , $1895, negotiable, 248.437.6527 Dick Boger Yacht Sales Needs Palm Coast Listings 20"F. Barely used. $100 ea. (386) $75. Bill (386) 246−8683 OVAL DROP leaf coffee table, end313−5755 table w/drawer, Boat Buying Season is Here – Free Appraisals excellent FIRST condition. CallKilimanjaro for size-pictures, $100.6 CURVED Concrete Edging 24" LADIES biker jacket Boats List with usSCALLOPED now toGear sell your boat 386-445-1118 pieces $20 Cash (386) 597−6747 Black/Gray size M $100 (386)Agent 447−8625 Bob Updegrave Palm Coast Dick Boger Yacht Sales Needs Palm Coast Listings PROM DRESS, new with pink, strapless, (386) 449-9161 radiowaves11@att.net TEAPOT COLLECTION 37 tags, teapots Various styles Boat Buying Season is Here – Free Appraisals satin, David's Bridal, woman's 8. $100. Downsizing will separate. $200 (386)size 447−8625 List with us now to sell your boat 386.793.3840 Bob Updegrave Palm CoastRound AgentFloating Cake − WILTON 307−710 3−Tier Consignments QUEEN UNDERBED storage frame, 4-39” wide (386) 449-9161 radiowaves11@att.net Cupcake Stand−new− $25. 386−437−3338 drawers, 22”Dx10”H, asking $200. 386.206.9006 NEED EXTRAAutos $$? Looking toSale consign sell any SECTIONAL COUCH, brown leather or w/recliner For Consignments of your furniture? Call chassis, 386-437-2771. and pullout bed, 803.665.6158 1952 MG quality TD, kit $199. car, 1985 Chevy 10,000 10am-5pm, Monday through Friday. file$12,500. STAPLES HUN Pearl Graystrong/fun! 4-drawer cabinet original miles, runs 10am-4pm Saturday NEED EXTRA $$? Looking to consign or sell any like new, $75. 386-446-1876 904-333-4913
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COREY ENTERPRISES now hiring. FIRE PIT, WOOD BURNING 34"x 34" black with Consignments Landscape and Irrigation Technicians. Exstone trim &Personal cover. $100. 447−7825 perience required, clean driving record. FURNITURE FUTON w/cover & pillows,$170− 14 Hargrove Grade, Palm Coast NEED EXTRA $$? Looking to consign or sell any wicker table,$30−386−446−4873 386-445-1753 of your quality furniture? Call 386-437-2771. HURRICANE IMPACT Internal Blinds Window 10am-5pm, Monday through Friday. 16"x66.5". New. $150Cash.386−439−5705 10am-4pmTinted. Saturday
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