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It was a playoff atmosphere when Mainland High School romped over University in a spring game. SEE SPORTS, PAGE 10A
American Legion Post 267 was one of the marching units.
MEMORIAL DAY 3A Crowd honors the fallen with ceremony full of pageantry at Rockefeller Garden.
BOOK TREE 6A If San Francisco can do it, so can we, Ormond Beach student says.
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Cyrus Fagan threw two touchdown passes in Mainland High School’s spring football game.
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LAST CHAPTER 18A Mainland hosted its senior breakfast May 22. Courtesy photo
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Chief Henry Osterkamp (center) presented a team lifesaving award to Officer Kenneth Long and Cpl. Michelle Gaden. Osterkamp is holding an individual lifesaving award that was also presented to Gaden.
Ormond photographer J. Walker Fischer snapped photos of unintentionally offbeat public signs and images during his travels.
‘POLICE STORIES’ Officers, volunteers and employees receive awards. Also, Osterkamp announced he is retiring next year.
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Dejay Hayes, Alexis Zemball, Ashley Baker, Bethany Degraw, Tharius Benson and a few friends capture a few of the last moments of their high school career.
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Cpl. Michelle Gaden and Officer Kenneth Long were responding to an accident in February when they saw the subject in the car repeatedly stabbing himself in the chest. They were able to distract him, and then disarm and restrain him. It was determined at the hospital that he had stabbed himself in the heart, and the officers had saved his life with their quick action. This was one of the “police
stories” that was related May 20 at the second-annual Ormond Beach Police Department Awards Ceremony. Volunteers and department staff members were included in the awards and certificates of appreciation, and the new Greg Smith Field House at the Sports Complex accommodated the large crowd. Police Chief Henry Osterkamp, who later announced he was retiring next year, told the crowd that at least twice a week, he SEE CYBER CRIME PAGE 4A
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The Casements Guild of Ormond Beach installed new officers May 20, that will direct the operations of the guild for two years. Those elected are: •Vic Liviccori, President •Ann Dufresne, 1st Vice President •David Benson, 2nd Vice President •Pat Nicholas, Guild Treasurer •Nan Schneider, Gift Shop Treasurer •Ruth Kershner, Recording Secretary •Sue Pearson, Corresponding Secretary
AROUND TOWN The Casements Camera Club will hold its third-annual Spring Exhibit in the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center from June 2 to June 30. The public is asked to vote for their favorite images and the winner will receive the People’s Choice Award. The Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center is free to the public and open noon to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Ormond Beach resident Trish Vevera will be the featured artist at the PASTA Gallery in St. Augustine in June with a show entitled “Matanzas Shore.” The opening is 5 to 9 p.m. June 5. Refreshments will be served. The exhibit runs through June 30. Vevera is a member of the St. Augustine Art Association, Flagler County Art League, as well as The Artist’s Workshop Inc, and The Hub in New Smyrna Beach.
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Sons of the American Revolution were followed by Boy Scout Troop 65 at the ceremony.
Retired captain: Today’s military is just as great as the soldiers of old. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR
Retired Navy Cpt. Mark Leary was thinking about two close friends at the Memorial Day Remembrance Service at Rockefeller Gardens on May 25. They had paid the ultimate sacrifice in Operation Desert Storm. He had known them since flight school, and their families had become friends. He was on a ship when he learned that their helicopter had crashed into the sea. “I think about them every Memorial Day,” he said. Leary was the guest speaker at the event. He told the crowd that the question he is most often asked is if there are enough good men and women in today’s all-volunteer army to face the nation’s challenges. “Let me put your mind at rest,” he said. “They are more educated, just as committed, and just as good as any men and women who ever served.” He said they uphold the legacy and serve with honor and courage. Memorial Day is a day to honor those who have died while serving in the military, and it was marked with a presentation of colors, a fly-by, music, marching units and more. Special guests for the Laying of the Wreath were World War II veterans Robert Doran and John
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Boswell, both former Marines. Edward Robertson, also a Marine, could not be at the ceremony because of a health issue. Boswell served on carriers in the Pacific and was aboard the USS Missouri, where he witnessed Japan’s official surrender. Doran saw the flag being raised on Mount Suribachi on Iwo Jima and left the service after 16 years as a captain. Robertson served for 30 years, including 30 continuous months as allied forces captured islands in the Pacific Ocean.
Elizabeth Strong, regent of the James Ormond Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, took part in the wreath ceremony. Dressed as George Washington is Bill Elder, of the Sons of the American Revolution.
Retired Navy Cpt. Mark Leary gave the remembrance speech.
Bleachers were set up for the large crowd that came to remember the fallen veterans.
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At the end of the ceremony, those attending were invited to drop a flower at the memorial flame. They were supplied by Simply Roses Florist.
Residents and members from Love Whole Foods joined Dr. Joseph Mercola May 23 to demonstrate their concern about genetically modified foods, especially those produced by Monsanto as a leader in the bio-tech industry. In the worldwide event, March Against Monsanto, the residents standing at the corner of Granada Boulevard and Beach Street held a rally simultaneously with rallies were also held in Orlando, Gainsville, Tampa and Miami. The 25 concerned citizens in Ormond Beach held placards and discussions with drivers who were waiting for the lights to change. According to Love Whole Foods owner Mitchell Booth, horns honking and thumbs up comprised the overwhelming response to their afternoon efforts in the Memorial Day weekend sun. “There were a lot of mothers with their children,” Booth said. “It was nice to see that.” The group’s message was simple: Create legislation mandating compulsory labeling of food products that contain GMOs, just as we already mandate peanut ingredients. According to the website of the organization, Label GMOs, the safety of genetically engineered foods for human consumption is not adequately tested like new drugs are. There have been no long-term studies conducted on GMO safety. “The issue of GM food safety was first discussed at a meeting of the Food and Agriculture Organization, the World Health Organization and biotech representatives in 1990,” the website stated. “The ‘substantial equivalence’ concept was proposed in early 1996. The adoption of the concept of substantial equivalence allowed permission to market and sell new foods without any safety or toxicology tests as long as they were not too different in chemical composition to foods already on the market.” A second goal of the protest was to raise awareness of Monsanto’s pesticide glyphosate, also known as RoundUp. This pesticide has now permeated conventionally grown agriculture. The World Health Organization, as well as several countries, have now classified RoundUp as a likely human carcinogen. For more information on local efforts to fight this global issue, visit lovewholefoods.com.
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gets a letter from a citizen who is grateful for an officer’s actions. “The compliments far outweigh the complaints,” he said, adding that he’d like to give awards to the entire staff of officers and department employees. The crowd gave a standing ovation to Gaden and Long, and the chief said there is “no higher honor to bestow on an officer.” Gaden also received an individual lifesaving award. She was off duty, out of town, when she saw a child at the bottom of a swimming pool. She performed CPR and revived the child, who made a full recovery. Officers also dealt with the modern crime of cyber bullying. In March, police received a call
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Scott Edwards, owner of Mower Depot, received a certificate of appreciation for calling police when he became suspicious in an attempted robbery.
regarding death threats being made through social media to students and staff of Calvary Christian Academy. Investigators interviewed students and teachers, and got a subpoena for an Internet address of an Instagram user. One of the alleged victims turned out to be the suspect and confessed. “There was a threat of shooting at the school,” Osterkamp said. “I don’t have to tell you how serious this could have been.” Alert officers also eliminated a dangerous situation near Ormond Beach Elementary School. In May of last year, they found shattered glass and blood outside a home, but the female resident clamed nothing was wrong. After obtaining a search warrant, the officers discovered children living in dangerous conditions. They seized 25 marijuana plants, about 105 grams of harvested marijuana and drug paraphernalia. The illegal operation was removed from the neighborhood, and the chil-
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Police seek suspect Ormond Beach police are seeking a suspect who ran over an officer’s foot at the Marathon Gas Station, 530 S. Atlantic Ave., at 2:20 a.m. on May 15. After arriving at the station in reference to a theft, the officers saw the clerk yelling at a black male, later identified as Cardell Givens II. The clerk said he had stolen cigarettes. Givens and a white male were standing by a silver passenger car. The white male, wearing a tank top and jeans, got into the car and fled, driving over the officer’s foot. The officer began to yell at him, but he drove northbound on South Atlantic Avenue at a high rate of speed. The officer suffered minor injuries. Anyone who has any information about the suspect who fled is asked to contact police at 677-0731 or Crimestoppers at 277-TIPS or 1-888-277-TIPS.
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Down with HAGS (or whatever abbreviations you kids use) Graduates: Just like your GPA, your yearbook signature is forever. Make it memorable.
EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
Being on the yearbook committee in high school, I always took a special pride reading over my own book that I personally made sure included poorly timed tennis photos of my ex-boyfriend and dozens of lengthy letters from my close group of weirdos. It was a symbol that an era had ended,
and all that was left were these messages from the people who knew me when I was just a shy kid without a clue, but with a lot of Hollister T-shirts. The messages were supposed to be a remembrance of my time in high school. Something I could look back on with a smile — and probably a grimace. But five years later, some of the signatures of my classmates generate no reaction at all. “HAGS,” the abbreviation for “Have A Great Summer” decorated entire pages of white space meant for embarrassing memories and sincere compliments. It was obvious that back then my sole focus
was clearly quantity of people signing my yearbook, not quality. People who I haven’t seen in half a decade chose to make their final memories of themselves to be trendy lingo and not something worth remembering. Even some of my current best friends left no more than a phone number and, “We should hang soon!” High schoolers, don’t make the same mistake. I know this month has been an insane roller coaster of college applications, graduation parties and remembering to thank your grandparents for the congratulations check, but this really is an end of an era of your life. You’ll make plans to see your high school buddies, and some of them will stick, but some of them will fall through. Though
it doesn’t seem like it now, it could be the last time you’re in a room with someone for the rest of your life. Personally, there are a few former classmates of mine that have died since graduation, and one of the only memories of them I have left are their yearbook signatures. Not to get all morbid on you, but things happen. Social media communication is always an option, but you’ll be different people soon. Grown-ups with degrees, and jobs and cars that weren’t handed down to you. Who you are now is just a stepping stone to the person you were meant to be. So pay tribute to this era in your life, this person you are now, and write something that really matters. Something you won’t be embarrassed to read five years later.
Student to take ‘little free library’ proposal to City Commission She said the project is about community and sharing. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR
A local student has presented an idea to the city to start a community book sharing project, and so far has received a favorable reception. Madeline Holt explained her idea for “little free libraries” to the Quality of Life Advisory Board at a recent meeting. Decorative boxes with books, called book trees, would be placed a various locations around the city. In the “take a book, return a book” concept, anyone could pick out a book, and bring back a book for others to take. Holt, of Ormond Beach, said she had visited her sister in San Francisco, and saw they had book trees that look like large bird houses.
She said many types of designs are available and can be unique to the city. “The concept emphasizes community and sharing,” she told the board. “It’s not just about providing books.” Holt is an international baccalaureate student at Spruce Creek High School. Holt said she believes Ormond Beach is the perfect place for a free library, because there are many places to sit and relax, such as by the ocean or river. She suggested locations such as Rockefeller Gardens, the Senior Center and the MacDonald House. Board Member Juliann Blanford also suggested Bailey Riverbridge Gardens. “I like to find a shady spot and read there,” she said. Some board members were concerned about theft. “How can you steal something that’s free?” Holt asked. “People will realize it’s not cool to steal.” Board Chairman Dr. Philip Shapiro asked what the source of books would be, and Holt said a few would be provided at first, and hopefully, people would bring more. Board member William Masters said she might get overwhelmed with books from people dropping them off, and City Manager Joyce Shanahan said that’s why you keep the boxes small. “You want 10 books, not 50,”
“You can’t steal something that’s free.” MADELINE HOLT, on her free library proposal
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Shanahan said. “It should be dynamic and changing.” Holt said she and a committee of friends would monitor the book trees for vandalism and damage. The board was unanimously in favor of the idea. “What’s cool,” Blanford said, “is that you can share books you like.” Troy Railsback said the locations of other book trees could be placed on the boxes, guiding people to other locations around the city. The board approved a motion to have the city purchase and assemble three book trees, which would then be decorated and painted by Holt. The proposal will need to be approved by the City
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PAPER: JUST AN EARLIER VERSION OF THE IPAD 11:44 a.m. — 800 Block of Hull Road Theft:The victim said he shipped an iPad to customer and later received a letter saying, “Thanks for the box of paper.” The box had apparently been shipped with 50 sheets of printer paper rather than the iPad. The victim said that before shipment, the iPad box was sitting on a desk. Video showed the suspect pick up the box and remove it from camera view. Later, he placed the box back on the table. The victim said the suspect was angry upon being questioned. He said he opened it because he was curious what they looked like. The victim said the suspect has a printer on his desk that uses paper similar to that shipped in the box. The victim looked at the suspect’s search history on his computer and found he had searched for iPad cases.
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APPARENTLY NOTHING IS TOO HEAVY TO STEAL 1:51 p.m. — 1200 Block of West Granada Boulevard Theft:The roll-off dumpster at a site where shops are being constructed was repoerted missing. A representative said it was not removed accidentally and was presumed stolen. It was a metal dumpster, measuring 20 feet long and 8 feet wide. It was painted blue with a company logo. A surveillance camera takes photos of the area every 15 minutes, and the photos are available on a website. The officer located
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GROUNDS FOR COMPLAINT 7:36 a.m. — 200 Block of North Nova Road Civil Complaint: The officer arrived at the bank after a call about two suspicious individuals. Upon arriving, he saw them doing lawn maintenance. They said they had been taking care of the grounds since last week. A bank employee said they did not have a contract to work at the bank. He said the job was up for bids and had not been filled. One of the suspects showed the officer an email from an unknown source that said he was to start taking care of the grounds. The suspects were trespassed from the property until they can show documentation of their contract.
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Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center has a new device to help patients with chronic, nonhealing wounds and foot ulcers, one of the more common complications associated with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Called the LUNATM Fluorescence Micro-angiography System, this device is used to help assess a patient’s blood flow. The center is the first in Florida to provide the system, according to Lindsay Rew, assistant director of communications. “Sadly, in the U.S., more than 60% of nontraumatic lower-limb amputations occur in people with diabetes,” said Joan Hofmann, manager of the Diabetes Center and Center for Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine at the medical center. Despite appropriate treatment, diabetics and patients with other debilitating conditions often suffer chronic, nonhealing wounds. “Ensuring adequate blood supply to tissue is critical to helping wounds heal,” said Dr. Stephen Levine, medical director. The LUNATM system uses fluorescence imaging, which is similar to X-ray, but does not involve exposure to radiation and contrast agents. Palm Coast resident Edna McCrohan does not have diabetes, but was one of the first patients to benefit from this new technology, Rew said. Last year, McCrohan, 91, had radiation treatment for a skin cancer lesion on her left calf.
When the wound didn’t heal, she was sent to Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center’s Center for Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine for treatment. On April 14, McCrohan was one of eight patients to undergo the LUNA procedure. Doctors were able to identify areas with poor blood flow and alter her treatment.
AGE MANAGEMENT RIBBON CUTTING The Chamber of Commerce took part in a ribbon cutting May 14 for Age Management Specialties, 136 N. Orchard St., Suite 5. Angie Nickell, owner, gave those attending a tour of the skin care and age management facility.
SOLAR-FIT MARKS 40 YEARS Solar-Fit, 1523 Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill, will celebrate its 40th anniversary on May 30. The company offers solar design, engineering, installation and service for pool heating, water heating, air conditioning, electric, and more. Owner Bill Gallagher, of Ormond Beach, attributes the company’s success over the years to Solar-Fit team members providing excellent customer service, and offering the finestquality energy products. Gallagher says that business has never been better and that they are expanding their operations to keep up with the demand. Visit solar-fit.com.
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SPORTS “We’re just having a good time. It’s a family environment, and we’re enjoying football, in the backyard.” Shawn Troutman
Ormond Little League: Regional All-Star Champs
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Mainland’s defense shut down Lorenzo Lingard and the University Titans in the spring game.
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Mainland’s Backup quarterback Cyrus Fagan put on a show for the fans and college recruiters in attendance. He threw touchdown passes to Johnny Barkley, Na’Keevin Atkins and Randy Baker (called back), while also scrambling and rushing for over 40 yards. Peter Beaudet also kicked a 32-yard field goal. In the JV segment, Raymond Horton scored a one-yard touchdown after Jordan Bailey ran 49 yards before getting brought down inside the five-yard line.
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omeone must have forgotten to tell Mainland that their game against the University Titans was a spring exhibition. The Buccaneers showed very little mercy in their 17-0 shutout Friday, May 22, at Mainland’s practice field. For three quarters, Mainland’s future stars played at full speed, scoring on offense and shutting down Lorenzo Lingard, one of the best running backs in the area, on defense. A number of college recruiters swarmed the sidelines, surveying the talent on both teams. Also in attendance were the famous Mainland band and a heavy fan base that cheered as if they were watching a high school playoff game. Before, during and after halftime, the band and Assistant Principal Shawn Troutman, who DJ-ed the game, turned the game into a party. “We’re just having a good time,” Troutman said. “It’s a family environment, and we’re enjoying football, in the backyard.”
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Jordan Bailey broke for a big gain during JV’s time on the field.
he Ormond Beach 8U Allstar baseball team pulled away from Wrigley Baseball Academy, 12-4, to win the “Sandcastle Smackdown” 8U Championship on May 17. This was Ormond Elite’s first tournament as a newly formed team of all-stars from the Ormond Beach Recreational League. The players on the team were Ryan Allen, Parker Bauknecht, Brody Boda, Ryan Bowman, Jacob Cerovac, Will Chanfrau, Jacob Deising, Jacob Hucka, Rustin Hurley, Brogan Kelly, Connor Russell, Micah Sanders, Beau Stewart and Collin Walsh. The team was coached by Chip Cerovac, Brad Bauknecht and Chay Stewart. The Ormond Beach All-stars will next compete in the thirdannual Gary Taylor Rookie Tournament on June 6-7, at the Whitley Eckstein Youth Sports Complex in Sanford, and the Babe Ruth Tournament qualifier, which will be held from June 11-14, in Ocala. ORMOND BEACH SOCCER WINS DIVISION III CHAMPIONSHIP
Apollo 12U boys of the Ormond Beach Soccer Club won the 2015 Greater Central Florida Division 3 Soccer Championship on Saturday, May 9, in Kissimmee. Participating players were Logan Case, Noah Korfant, Jake Feigenbaum, luke Tugwell, Kyle Alves, Lucas Grace, Isaac Cardenas, Ben Gatz, Bilal Nadeem, Nico Schibeci, Jorge Gayosso and Matthew Vail. The team was coached by Sebastian Adaime. COLLEGE SPORTS SIGNEES
Congratulations to these Seabreeze student-athletes who will be taking their talents and furthering their education at the next level: Alyssa Bayliff, St. Leo University (cross country);Will Roth, Berry College (football); Sam Hayworth, Eastern Kentucky University (football); Cole Dunagan, Stetson (football); Jeremiah Wilson, Ohio Northern (football); and Rashaud Floyd, Ferrum (football). Email all college sports signees to jeff@ormondbeachobserver. com.
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DOGAPALOOZA 6-8 p.m. at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum parking lot. A variety of vendors will provide information on pet products as well as supply snacks. Cost is a $2 donation that will benefit two local pet charities. Donations of pet food will be accepted. The canines will get a chance to participate in a doggie art project. A dog costume contest that will be judged at 7:30 p.m. Call 676-3347. PARENTS’ NIGHT OUT 6 to 10 p.m. at the Nova Gymnastics and Cheer Center, 432 N. Nova Road. Children ages 6-12 can enjoy a fun evening while parents have a night out. The fee is $10 per child and space is limited. Children will have games, activities, gym time and pizza as well as movie and popcorn. Participants should dress in comfortable athletic clothing. Register at the Leisure Services Registration Office, 399 N. US 1. Call 676-3250.
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Michael Holland, of Cherryville, North Carolina, sold 1701 Valencia Ave. to Eugene and Dorothy Brown, of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, for $70,000. Built in 1971, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 965 square feet. It sold in 1984 for $42,000.
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ORMOND BEACH Anthony and Anna Maria Cavicchia, of Ormond Beach, sold 25 Aaron Circle to Du Nguyen and Xuan Duong, of Ormond Beach, for $145,000. Built in 1986, the house has three bedrooms, two
baths and 1,359 square feet. It sold in 1989 for $78,900. Ruth Fortuna, of Ocala, sold 1203 Riverbreeze Blvd. to Sheldon L. Chase Revocable Trust, of Durham, New Hampshire, for $125,000. Built in 1955, the house has two bedrooms, one
bath and 1,074 square feet. No other qualified sales were listed. Howard Daniels, as trustee, sold 1021 Calle Grande St. to Lance Dupre, of Ormond Beach, for $98,500. Built in 1979, the house has two bed-
Susan Broeck, of Holly Hill, sold 609 N. Ridgewood Ave. to Edward Wilson, of Ormond Beach, for $69,900. Built in 1964, the house has two bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,134 square feet. It sold in 1999 for $87,000. Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 254 Oleander Place to Timeless Renovations LLC, of Orlando, for $43,000. Built in 1993, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,680 square feet. No other qualified sales were listed.
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Halifax Plantation Madeleine and James Borth, of Christiansted, Virginia, sold 3741 Mayo Circle to Mara Morse and Chandler Stevens, of Ormond Beach, for $355,000. Built in 2002, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and 3,056 square feet. It sold in 2011 for $370,000. Hunters Ridge Bayview Loan Servicing LLC, of Coral Gables, sold 21 Foxhunter Flat to Colin Baker, of Ormond Beach, for $166,000. Built in 1995, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 2,334 square feet. No other qualified sales were listed. Tomoka Oaks Carolyn Brenner, of Ormond Beach, sold 28 Oakmont Circle to Damion and Melissa Pitts, of Ormond Beach, for $275,000. Built in 1973, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and
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