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Home sweet home? Regulations for both structure and landscaping maintenance are being considered. Left: This house shows the difficulty of enforcing landscaping rules. The vines grow up over the house yet are maintained.

WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

Should the city make rules about shrubs and vines in people’s yards? Changes could be coming to the city’s property maintenance code, for both business and residential, but they are pretty far down the road. City staff is going to submit proposed new regulations to the Quality of Life Advisory Board in the fall, and their recommendations will then go to the City Commission for consideration. At a board meeting on July 2, City Manager Joyce Shanahan got feedback from the advisory board for city staff to use in crafting proposed new regulations. The idea for structural codes came out of an effort last year by Citizens For Ormond Beach, a local volunteer group that researched “zombie houses,” structures that are in a state of limbo in the foreclosure process. Structural codes would involve

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Murder suspect found dead Tallahassee police have identified Ormond man sought since July 3. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

Right: There are currently no code regulations on trimming shrubs and bushes.

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Police in Tallahassee have identified a body found July 7 as Garrett Schroeder, 22, who was being sought on a charge of first-degree murder. Tallahassee police notified Ormond Beach police that they found the Mitsubishi Eclipse the suspect was believed to be driving. In a search of the area, they found a deceased white male matching the description of the suspect. Using a Rapid-ID fingerprint scanner, the deceased subject was identified as Schroeder. He apparently died from a single, self-inflicted gunshot wound. SEE MURDER PAGE 4

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Jamie McMurray took time to take selfies and sign autographs for Florida Hospital employees as part of an outreach effort for the hospital. PAGE 6

Ormond Crossings still the hope for future growth Landowner submits annual report to the city. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

MARATHON RETURNS Plans are set for races next year at The Casements.

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Theresa Mixson, Brynden Mixson, 7, Brycen Mixson, 4, Bryten Mixson, 1, Shawna Mixson and Nick Mixson picnic in their car for the Fourth of July. For more photos from the citywide celebrations, SEE PAGES 17-19.

The city received its annual report in June on Ormond Crossings, the hoped-for future site of business and residential development that straddles Interstate 95 at the North U.S. 1 intersection. No sales were reported by landowner Tomoka Holdings LLC, but the company is finalizing platting part of the business park and residential areas with hopes to capitalize on “pent-up demand once SEE WHAT’S NEXT PAGE 8

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THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015

ARTIST FEATURED IN MENNELLO MUSEUM

MUSEUM HIRES NEW MARKETING DIRECTOR Justine Wintersmith, of Flagler Beach, recently joined the Ormond Memorial Art Museum as director of membership and marketing. Originally from Seattle, Wintersmith has owned an art gallery, written for an arts and culture magazine and was the creator and director of the Flagler Fine Arts Festivals for the city of Flagler Beach. “We are very pleased to have someone of Justine’s caliber and background with us at the museum,’’ said Susan Richmond, museum director. A sculptor herself, Wintersmith created the Show Low Main Street Farmers’ Market and Art Walk in Arizona — a weekly event series that is still in operation. “I really believe the arts are vitally important to communities, and a fundamental part of what makes us human,’’ Wintersmith said.

The work of local artist Sang Roberson is currently being displayed in the Mennello Museum of American Art in Orlando. Until Sept. 27, people can view her terracotta work that is inspired from shapes of nature and natural beauty. Roberson has exhibited at the Smithsonian Craft Show and in galleries and museums throughout the U.S., as well as in Europe and South America. She is recipient of an NEA fellowship.

JUDGE WALSH TO RETIRE FROM COURT Circuit Judge J. David Walsh has announced that he will retire from the Seventh Judicial Circuit in February 2016. Walsh has been on the bench since 2001 and served for four years as chief judge of the circuit, which includes Flagler, Putnam St. Johns and Volusia counties. He currently presides in Flagler County. “I always have strived to be polite and fair to all litigants, to be prepared, and to rule in accord with the law and the facts as proven to me,” he said.

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Daniels announces re-election bid Doug Daniels, county councilman for District 4, which includes Ormond Beach, has announced his candidacy for re-election in 2016. Daniels, 62, of Ormond Beach, is a long-time Daytona Beach business attorney who entered politics for the first time in 2012, winning his District 4 county council seat. Douglas A. Daniels, P.A. is a full service business law firm. He has represented companies seeking to redevelop the tourist industry in Daytona Beach. Daniels graduated from the Florida State University College of Law.

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Jersey Mike’s Subs Marketing and Catering Director Amanda Freese presents Food Brings Hope Founder and Chairwoman Forough Hosseini with a check for $9,255.31.

Jersey Mike’s helps Food Brings Hope Jersey Mike’s Subs presented Food Brings Hope on June 11 with the earnings from their Month of Giving fundraising campaign. A total of $9,255.31 was raised in hopes of eradicating childhood hunger and poverty in Volusia County. “Jersey Mike’s is so thrilled to have worked with FBH,” said Amanda Freese, marketing and catering director for Jersey Mike’s Subs Volusia. “We have really found our long-term partner. We are so thrilled with the outcome. Everyone pitched in to make it a success. I hope that next year we can break $10,000 and continue to grow.” During the month of March, customers made donations to Food Brings Hope at participating Jersey Mike’s located in Daytona Beach, Port Orange, and Ormond Beach. The campaign concluded in Jersey Mike’s “Day of Giving” on March 25, when all participating restaurants donated 100% of the day’s sales.

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Run here: Tomoka Marathon drew many visitors to Ormond Beach, survey shows Also: Gov. Rick Scott interrupts plans for Williamson Boulevard, and City Attorney Hayes lauded. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

The 2016 Tomoka Marathon, presented by Halifax Health, will have the same format as in 2015 with the starting and finishing at The Casements. The city recently approved sponsorship with no financial assistance at the request of Runner’s High Timing and Race Management LLC, the company that organized the first two annual races. The company will handle all expenses, including police support, and it will take place on March 26, 2016. As a city-sponsored event, the organization will be able to provide complimentary food and beverages, including beer, at its post-race party. In the March, 2015, race, there were a total of 1,427 runners with 399 in the marathon, 782 in the half-marathon and 246 in the 5K race. A survey of runners after the race showed that every age group was represented, from teenagers to over age 70. Almost half said it was their first trip to Ormond

Beach and more than two-thirds of the respondents said they would participate again. For the first race in 2014, the company requested financial backing from the city to cover fees, police support, etc., but the commission balked at providing funds. It was agreed that the city would only assist the event with marketing on the city website and a message on utility billings, and that understanding continues for the 2016 race. WILLIAMSON PROJECT VETOED

The City Commission was set to send a letter to Governor Rick Scott to support funding by the

state legislature for the widening of Williamson Boulevard, but canceled it because the governor recently vetoed it from the budget. On June 15, Volusia County staff notified the city that the legislature included $2.5 million in their proposed budget for the expansion project, and asked that the City send a letter of support to Governor Scott. Scott vetoed it before signing the budget. The improvements would have been to a two-mile section of Williamson Boulevard from Ormond Beach south. The cancelled letter to Scott said “this important corridor anchored on the north by Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center is a vital arterial supporting the economic vitality of the region. The project is well advanced in planning and design and can go to

construction quickly once funding is secured.” ATTORNEY GETS HIGH MARKS

City Attorney Randy Hayes received an annual evaluation by the City Commission at their last meeting, receiving a score of 4.7 out of a possible 5, with 4 meaning “exceeding expectations” and 5 meaning “outstanding.” Commissioner Troy Kent, who works as a teacher, said the grade translates to a “strong A plus.” “Thank you for representing the city in a positive way,” he said. Commissioner Rick Boehm jokingly brought up the possibility that Hayes is cloned, pointing to the recently completed Interlocal Agreement for North U.S. 1 with the County. “That was an extraordinary amount of work,” Boehm said.

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Runners span the Granada Bridge during the Tomoka Marathon.

Ormond Beach pick-me-up Residents work to keep their beach plastic-free. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

Fourth of July was celebrated this past weekend, leaving cigarette butts, aluminum cans and used paper plates up and down the beach in the name of independence. But rather than letting the elements take care of the garbage, a few dedicated volunteers took on the job themselves. Cory Trusty and Scott Johnson, owners of Aquarian Bath, recently became a part of a campaign called Plastic Free July. With a goal of reducing plastic in their local community, Trusty and Johnson gathered their friends, families and customers to cleanup the beach at Tom Renick Park. “The main focus of this is to learn how to decrease our amount of plastic usage,” Maryanne Burley said. “The cleanup is just one way, especially after the Fourth of July when there’s a lot of garbage on the beach.” Find “Aquarian Bath” on Facebook for more information on their Plastic Free July.

“He’s done a terrific job.” Hayes, who has been city attorney for 17.5 years, said that he enjoys the legal challenges and there is no place he’d rather be. “It’s an honor to serve this commission,” he said. Also at the meeting, the officials approved a wage increase for Hayes and City Manager Joyce Shanahan that had been discussed at an earlier workshop. Research showed that their salaries were below levels in comparable cities and their increases had been infrequent in the past. The city manager will receive a 2% salary increase for the current fiscal year and a 2% salary increase the following year, and the city attorney will receive a 5% salary increase for the current fiscal year and a 5% salary increase the following year.

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Above: Rob Burley, Ryan Burley, 6, and Robbie Burley, 9, worked as a team to pick up the beach after a hectic Fourth of July weekend. Right: Mike Porter said he heard about the beach cleanup from a friend and just “wanted to volunteer for something good.” Below: Maryanne Burley worked against the clock of an upcoming storm to pick up as much trash as she could.

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City looking at codes for homes, businesses

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such things as peeling paint, rotting wood and broken garage doors. “CFOB has been working on this problem for one and a half years,” President Rita Press told the board at the meeting. “There’s a house on Lake Bridge that has been empty since (Hurricane) Charley. Outside, there are no steps. There’s no garage door.” Houses in disrepair bring down property values, as well as create safety hazards, CFOB contends. New codes now being considered would affect all housing, and not just those in the foreclosure process. Shanahan told the board that the City Commission has clarified that their interest is limited to maintenance of the exterior of the structures only, and not inside houses. Landscaping codes are also being considered. Shanahan said the board can consider regulations for empty businesses that are deteriorating. She pointed out that the Texaco gas station, at the corner of Nova Road and Granada Boulevard, does not break any codes, even though many residents consider it an eyesore. The board discussed its preferences, with some members wanting structural rules applied only to businesses, but most indicating there should be rules for residential also. Some were concerned that a homeowner might not have funds to make repairs, but others said church groups or others often help, and there are also grants available from the county. As a starting point, the board approved a motion to craft a set of regulations based on those in New Smyrna Beach, which covers both residential and business. They will make decisions and specific recommendations this fall, after city staff presents proposed new guidelines.

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Ormond Beach police have not released the identity and cause of death of the male found July 3 at 8 Foxhunter Flat, pending autopsy results. According to county property records, the house is owned by Christian Schroeder, who is the father of Garrett Schroeder. Police were called to the Foxhunter Flat house near Breakaway Trails by a person who had discovered the body. In a statement released earlier, police spokesman Keith Walker said Garrett Schroeder has ties to the Tallahassee, Daytona Beach, South Daytona and Ormond Beach areas. Anyone with information concerning this incident is asked to contact Detective Sgt. James Doggett at 295-7028.

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The Summer Sounds FREE Concert Series will begin on Friday, July 17th, and will continue on Friday evenings in July! All concerts will be at Rockefeller Gardens and will begin at 7:00 PM. The featured bands are Pilotwave (17th), Class of ‘69 Band (24th), and Not Brothers Band (31st). Bring a lawn chair and come out and enjoy the music!

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n Tree maintenance. The Land Development Code contains regulations that promote safe sight at intersections, but there are no provisions that require trees to be maintained. For example, a homeowner needs a permit to cut down a tree, but can remove all of the limbs because there are no trimming ordinances. n Green pools/water conditions. There is no specific requirement for pool maintenance. (However, the city does enforce pool security and will immediately secure a pool that presents a hazard.) n Overgrown shrubs and vines and unkempt landscaping are not regulated. Guidelines for the board noted that this can be a difficult issue, because vines, for example, can provide aesthetic appeal in some cases but in other cases are simply not being maintained. n Structural problems. Unpainted houses, garage doors that are ajar and general exterior maintenance are not regulated.

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Home Design Furniture launches economy mattress division Home Design Furniture has announced they have launched a new division called Mattresses 2 Go in celebration of their twoyear anniversary.

Engineering firm promotes three Zev Cohen & Associates Inc., 300 Interchange Blvd., Suite C,

has announced three promotions. Robert J. (Bobby) Ball was promoted to vice president. Ball joined ZCA in 1998 as an engineering intern. He was a named Young Business Leader by the Volusia/Flagler Business Report in 2009. The company also announced the promotion of Samuel C. Hamilton Jr. to senior vice president. Hamilton has been a principal in the firm since joining in 1999. He serves on several advisory boards and resides in Ormond Beach. Randy M. Hudak has been promoted to director of engineering. Hudak joined ZCA in 2001 as an engineering intern and was promoted to manager of engineering in 2007.

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The DIY magic of spray paint Don’t worry, I’m not sniffing anything.

EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

There is nothing more frustrating, time consuming and self-esteem damaging than trying to decorate a room. We all think we know what

we’re doing. We come in with our printout photos of these impossibly high ideals for our idea of the perfect bedroom, and are immediately disappointed to discover we lack the talent — and funds — to ever get the dream space we desire. Personally, I get hung up on these do-it-yourself projects that never quite turn out the way I want them too. Whether it’s a self-installed canopy that keeps falling on my head, or a tree branch candle holder that catches on fire, these DIYs generally do more harm than

good. Or so I thought. This past weekend I rediscovered my love for spray paint. Taking some raggedy old thing from Goodwill or your grandma’s closet, giving it a fresh coat of paint, and telling everyone you “made that.” There’s no greater high than an undeserved feeling of accomplishment (again, I swear I’m not huffing the spray paint). Currently, I’ve been painting everything I can black and gold: a huge frame, old patio furniture, ugly vases and almost my roommate’s cat (sorry Lily). I’ve thought about venturing out

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into other colors, but there’s something about that combo that just feels fancy and rich. That’s probably my favorite aspect of spray painting: the idea that something old and worn can be completely revamped and made new again just by a few coats of paint. It’s almost a metaphor for our own lives, that just a touch of improvement, whether it’s makeup or clothes, can make us feel brand new again. OK, this spray paint conversation is starting to get too deep. Maybe I should put down the can and open a window.

Hospital reaches out to community This past month, Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center employees donated their time to help three local schools: Campbell Middle School, Holly Hill Elementary School and Ormond Beach Elementary School. According to a hospital press release, at Ormond Beach Elementary School the team bagged 147 commercial bags of leaves, spread 375 large bags of mulch and replaced treated lumber siding around key buildings. “Our mission is to extend the healing ministry of Christ, and we aim to do that in more ways than just within the four walls of our hospitals,” said Farzad Nourian, director of mission and ministry for the five Florida Hospitals in Volusia and Flagler counties. “We knew these three schools in our community needed assistance in sprucing

NASCAR driver Jamie McMurray hung out with new parents in the hospital’s BirthCare Center, and presented a special racing onesie to one of his newest fans.

up their facilities, and we were happy to donate the supplies and sweat equity to help them, so that they could focus on what is most important – educating these children.”

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A team of Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center employees visited Ormond Beach Elementary School June 9.

NASCAR DRIVER JAMIE MCMURRAY VISITS PATIENTS

Staff and patients at Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center received a surprise visit July 2 from NASCAR driver Jamie McMurray, according to a hospital press release. Driver of the No. 1 Chevrolet SS in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series for Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates, McMurray is one of the most successful drivers in Daytona International Speedway history. He claimed victory in three of the biggest races at the Speedway, winning the 2007 Coke Zero 400, 2010 Daytona 500 and the 2015 Rolex 24 at Daytona. He is the only driver to have ever won all three races. While visiting Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center, McMurray toured the birth care and cardiovascular units. The

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stop at the hospital’s BirthCare Center was a personal highlight of the tour, as McMurray and his wife Christy have two children. Upon learning that the Daytona Beach hospital was in the midst of building a $10 million Level II neonatal intensive care unit to treat sick and premature babies, McMurray shared his experience with his son. “One of the cooler parts of our tour through the hospital is the fact that they are building this new NICU,” McMurray said. “When we had our first child, we took him home, and three days later we had to go back to the hospital and were actually in the NICU for a few days. As a parent, I know how important a unit like this is. It was also great to see how the rooms will be laid out in the NICU; your child is going to be in the room with you. That’s a huge deal because it is different from a lot of other hospitals, and even the hospital that we were at. The plans they have for the future are pretty awesome.” While in the BirthCare Center, McMurray visited with new parents and gave a special racing onesie to some of his newest fans. “It was a really fun day,” McMurray said. “One of the new moms I met, she shared with me that every year her grandparents have a Daytona 500 party and she always looked forward to that and enjoyed it. It’s always fun to walk into a room when someone is excited to meet you.”

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JUST ONE MORE LOAD 1:56 p.m. — 700 Block of South Nova Road. Stolen Vehicle. The victim was helping the suspect move, and rented the U-Haul truck because the suspect said he lost

his identification. While loading, the victim hurt his shoulder and had to go home. The suspect was left with the truck to do the last load himself. Later, the suspect told the victim he returned the truck. The next day, the victim was notified that the truck had not been returned. He later learned that the U-Haul was found in Georgia, an arrest had been made and narcotic paraphernalia was found in the truck. Georgia police said the truck was completely full of scrap metal.

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AH, SHOOT 9:31 p.m. — First Block of Palmetto Dunes Court. Disturbance. The officer responded to a report by neighbors of an argument followed by gun shots. The woman at the residence said she and her husband, who had left, had a disagreement that evening. The officer called the husband, and he said he knew nothing about gun shots. He said they had an argument and he had no intention of coming back. The wife admitted to the gun shots. She said she and her husband shoot their revolvers in the backyard from time to time. She said she went out back to shoot her pistol a few times to blow off steam. The officer told her it was not a good idea because she did not have a proper back stop in the yard to stop the fired rounds. She agreed it was bad judgment and said she not shoot in the yard in the future.

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the market and economy recover,” according to the report. The area, a total of 2,924 acres, was annexed into the city in 2004. One of the more significant recent developments has been the extension of the Community Redevelopment Area that has been designated to provide funds for constructing an overpass over the railroad tracks into the business park. There are graded crossings into the business park, but the bridge, at a cost of about $8 million, would enhance the desirability for development. “It would provide an unimpeded flow into the development,” said city Economic Development Director Joe Mannarino. In a CRA, tax collected over a set base rate can be used for improvements to the area, such as the railroad track crossover. Tomoka Holdings owns properties along U.S. 1 that are in the CRA. So far, the economy is cited as the cause for the lack of money being raised. The City Commission agreed to extend the CRA for another five years in April. Another step taken this year is that Tomoka Holdings began platting a portion of both the business park and residential area. Once the city approves the platting, the area will be ready for utilities to be extended by the city, if development were to

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efore an evening of barbecue, family, friends and fireworks to celebrate the nation’s birthday, runners, representing various states, participated in the fourth-annual Halifax Health Team RWB Firecracker 4 Mile, 10 Mile & Virtual Race Saturday, July 4, on Daytona Beach. “When we started this race four years ago, we had 150 people; today, we have about 600,” said Lani Faulkner, the Daytona Beach chapter captain of RWB and president of the Daytona Track Club. “We grew the virtual site, and today we have 2,200 people around the U.S. running this race. We were shooting to earn $50,000 for our team, and I’m pretty sure we’ve reached, and even exceeded, that. I can’t tell you how many patriotic comments I’ve heard out here from people who are happy

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to be a part of something that’s giving back to veterans, which is our mission.” Runners and supporters flooded the beach shore with patriotic clothing while some chose to take the nation’s flag with them on their run. Also, in attendance, along with her husband, Bill, was Chris Klitch, who was the honorary starter for both races. Klitch is a stroke survivor who has dedicated her life to helping other survivors cope with their new living situation. “I worked in the emergency room since 1973, and, being a nurse, I never thought it would

happen to me,” Klitch said. “But, I’m still working and helping other people. I’m able to tell them that life goes on after a stroke.” Klitch is also the head of the stroke support group at Halifax Health. Once the runners finished, they were met with medals, T-shirts and water, and they were also fed refreshments from Panera Bread, Krispy Kreme and other local food places. “The best thing about this is knowing that people came out here on their holiday and gave some time, their time, to support this awesome cause,” Faulkner concluded.

or those who traveled to the beach or sat in their backyards, grilling hot dogs and burgers, wrapped in the American flag, wearing American memorabilia or sporting the nation’s red, white and blue to take in the fireworks on Independence Day, they didn’t have to wait long for another chance to flaunt their patriotism. The following day, the United States Women’s National Team avenged its 2011 World Cup loss by beating Japan in blowout fashion. In the midst of a great national win, however, appeared the fan police, who, at one time, wanted the nation to watch more soccer, but, when it did, attempted to thwart the country’s joy of seeing its new favorite ladies win the most coveted soccer trophy for the first time since 1999. The fan police started issuing tickets, calling everyone else “bandwagon fans.” I don’t understand bandwagon patrollers. Where were they, when nearly the entire nation cheered for the Chicago Bulls in the late ’80s and early ’90s, but, when Jordan retired, they, just like the people they criticize, hopped off the Bulls’ bandwagon. Also, why are there so many Dallas Cowboys fans? Does it not have anything to do with their glory days in the ’70s and ’90s, when they racked up five Super Bowl rings? Why do the Jacksonville Jaguars struggle with attendance and ratings? Yep. Credit their mediocre-to-subpar game performances. Having said all of that, there is nothing wrong with having a favorite team or being a loyal fan. I can only imagine the joy Boston fans felt after the Red Sox embarrassed the Yankees on the way to the pennant in 2004, ending an 86-year drought. A lot of those fans endured years of failure to experience that moment. All sports fans want to experience moments like that, especially when they’re cheering for a team that’s playing for the country. It shouldn’t matter that a lot of their supporters probably couldn’t name 90% of the team, or if the World Cup final was the fans’ introduction to the sport. What should matter the most is that, when the U.S. Women’s National Team flies back across the Atlantic Ocean, they will be welcomed by thousands of their fellow citizens showing them the most support they’ve ever experienced. Go USA! Email Jeff Dawsey at jeff@ palmcoastobserver.com.

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ball skills. Volleyball Clinic (coed) – August 10-13, ages 9-14 (as of April 30), maximum 30. Volleyball skills training for boys and girls. The fees for all sports clinics are $56 per clinic for Ormond Beach residents (proof of residency is required) and $82 for nonresidents. Register at the Leisure Services office, 399 N. U.S. 1 or online at City of Ormond Beach website, www.ormondbeach.org. The registration office hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, and 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday. Call 676-3250. If you have any questions or need further information about the sports clinics, contact Gerry Pitchford, athletic supervisor, at 676-3280, or by email: pitchford@ormondbeach.org. For convenience, information on all Leisure Services Department programs is available 24/7 at the city of Ormond Beach website, www.ormondbeach.org. Submit Sidelines to jeff@ormondbeachobserver.com.

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HISTORICAL BUS TOUR 9:45 a.m. at The Casements, 25 Riverside Drive. Presented by the Ormond Beach Historical Society. A tour guide will interpret the 30 sites. Cost is $20 for adults and $7 for ages 7-12, and can be purchased at the OBHS Welcome Center or by phone. Reservations are required. Call 677-7005. JOB FAIR 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Einstein Bros. Bagels, 110 S. Nova Road. Bring resume.

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hether you were cozying up on a blanket in Rockefeller Gardens or chowing down hot dogs at Destination Daytona, the spirit of the Fourth of July was felt all over the city of Ormond Beach. Despite the rain, the city still hosted its annual Fourth of July Celebration between City Hall, Rockefeller Gardens, Fortunato Park, and Cassen Park. Destination Daytona hosted its Biker Block Party and its first annual hot dog-eating contest, and St. James Episcopal Church held an All-American Picnic.

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FUNDRAISER FOR CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH YOUTH 6 p.m. at 142 Fairview Ave., Daytona Beach. Dinner and dancing to the 50s and 60s. Cost $15 per person an eight person table for $100. Nursery provided. Best dressed contest. Call Bill at 5890210 or office at 255-2588.

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BREAST CANCER SUPPORT 4 p.m. at Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center’s Cancer Institute’s conference room, 224 Memorial Medical Parkway, Daytona Beach. Speakers will be scheduled for every other month. This group meets on the second Monday of every month. Registration is not required. Call 231-4000.

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PLUTO-PALOOZA 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Museum of Arts and Sciences in Daytona Beach. Celebrate the flyby of the dwarf planet Pluto by the New Horizons spacecraft. Filled with shows and presentations that will highlight the exciting mission and the role that Pluto plays in our solar system. Call 255-0285.

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CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUPS 1:30 p.m. in the Cafe at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Daytona Beach. Call 262-4512. Makenzie Magerer, 7, proudly wore her red, white and blue.

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house built in 1925 was the top real estate sales transaction for the week of May 17-23 in Ormond Beach and Ormondby-the-Sea. David Shipman and Marilee Papale, of Lake County, Illinois, sold 175 John Anderson Drive to Paul and Yoko Katsikos, of Holly Hill, for $415,000. The house has four bedrooms, four baths, a fireplace, detached carriage house with garage and 3,272 square feet. It sold in 1997 for $299,000.

Jacqueline Waugh, of Ormond Beach, sold 31 Oak Brook Drive to Shannon Sizemore, of Ormond Beach, for $175,000. Built in 1990, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,524 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $210,000.

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The top seller is near Orchard Lane, a street with historic homes, and the former site of the Ormond Hotel. It was restored in 1960, according to the realtor listing, and features a carriage house.

ORMOND BEACH Kevin and Janet Connors, of Ormond Beach, sold 769 John Anderson Drive to Jeffrey and Ellen Harrell, of Ormond Beach, for $335,000. Built in 1956, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace and 1,433 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $155,000. Vanacore Construction Inc., of Ormond Beach, sold 65 Apian Way to Ulan Aliev and Svetlana Klycheva, of Ormond Beach, for $327,700. Built in 2015, the house has four bedrooms, 3.5 baths and 2,621 square feet.

No other qualified sales were listed. Vanacore Construction Inc., of Ormond Beach, sold 77 Apian Way to Christopher and Sylvia Dooley, of Ormond Beach, for $281,212. Built in 2015, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,417 square feet. No other qualified sales were listed. Thomas and Karrie Houlton, of Volusia County, sold 22 Greenvale Drive to Robert and Phuong Ricketts, of Lebanon, Tennessee, for $199,000. Built in 2003, the house has three

bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,551 square feet. No other qualified sales were listed. Helen Kalogeras, Kalliope Kalogeras and Faye Louras, of Bayside, New York, sold 159 Hamlet Trace to Thomas Cartwright, of Ormond Beach, for $179,000. Built in 2000, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,649 square feet. It sold in 2000 for $133,500.

Jayne Robertson, of Ormond Beach, sold 10 Arrowhead Circle to Joshua Shelton and Julianna Rizzo, of Ormond Beach, for $170,000. Built in 1974, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,374 square feet. It sold in 1978 for $43,000. Betty and Howard Chase, Lauren Lawrence and Cheryl Bruthers, of Ormond Beach, sold 432 Palm Ave. to Stephanie Staff, of Ormond Beach, for $155,000. Built in 1964, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool, boat lift and 1,340 square feet. It sold in 1976 for $21,400. Doris Yore, of Ormond Beach, sold 77 Central Ave. to Eric Peipelman, of Gainesville, for $138,000. Built in 1951, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 800 square feet. It sold in 1982 for $40,000.

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Eugene Smith Jr. and James Schnaak, as trustees, sold 3370 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 105, to Matthaus Atkinson and Hope Fogarty, of Berwick, Pennsylvania, for $148,000. Built in 1987, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,275 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $150,000.

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Theresa Barton, as guardian, sold 1202 Riverbreeze Blvd. to Timothy and Becky Becker, of Ormond Beach, for $179,895. Built in 1955, the house has four bedrooms, two baths and 1,683 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $125,000.

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Plantation Bay Elizabeth and Edith Byrne, of Ormond Beach, sold 1280 Sunningdale Drive to Anthony and Gail Grossi, of Ormond Beach, for $285,000. Built in 2002, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming

Trevor Sylvia, of New Bedford, Massachusetts, sold 122 Marlin Drive to Charles and Gay Dearbeck, of Ormond Beach, for $198,000. Built in 1989, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,604 square feet. No other qualified sales were listed.

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Halifax Plantation Nancy Sisinni, of Ormond Beach, sold 1135 Glengad Run to Dorothea Black, as trustee, for $164,500. Built in 2000, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,627 square feet. It sold in 2000 for $118,000.

Ormond Lakes Maria Helmick, individually and as trustee, sold 9 Coquina Cliff Circle to Pierre Gougeon and Carole Cullen, of Ormond Beach, for $320,000. Built in 2005, the house has three bedrooms, three baths and 3,185 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $406,000.

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Neil Rahusen, of Ormond Beach, sold 1 Leisure Wood Way to Jayson and Jessica Hoffman, of Ormond Beach, for $212,500. Built in 1988, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,869 square feet. It sold in 2011 for $150,000.

Hunter’s Ridge Eric Evans, of Holly Hill, sold 16 Foxhunter Flat to Richard and Ruth Ann Porter, of Ormond Beach, for $234,000. Built in 1994, the house has four bedrooms, two baths and 2,287 square feet. It sold in 1994 for $43,100.

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Breakaway Trails Bert Morrow, of Ormond Beach, sold 64 Shadow Creek Way to Neil Rahusen and Kristin Ersland, of Ormond Beach, for $279,000. Built in 1989, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,288 square feet. It sold in 1989 for $216,200.

Elaine March, of Daytona Beach, sold 1141 Glengad Run to Gary and Judith Gannon, of Ormond Beach, for $155,000. Built in 1998, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,627 square feet. It sold in 2008 for $193,000.

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Castle Harbor Holdings LLC, of DeLand, sold 238 Warwick Ave. to Christopher Calabucci, of DeLand, for $129,900. Built in 1958, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,104 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $85,000.

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Sporting Goods Have the Observer delivered to your home and FOR SALE: Brand New clear tape cassette cases, HUNT CLUB/SPACE available don’t miss out on what’s happening in Palm Coast FREE- WHIRLPOOL dishwasher works great and approx 200. $20. 386-313-1611. 2 memberships available for 2015/2016 season. HUNT CLUB/SPACE available or Ormond each. 13 weeks - just $35. Call in good condition. Call 386-445-9893 Plenty of deer, hogs and turkey on 1050 acres, loFREE- WHIRLPOOL dishwasher works great and Furnishings Autos For Sale 2 memberships available season. 386.447.9723 x 125 to get for set 2015/2016 up. cated off 207 in St. Johns county. Still Hunt Club LARGE SIZE hand made Art Tiffany chandelier, in good condition. Call 386-445-9893 Plenty of deer, hogs and turkey on 1050 acres, loAutos For Sale $1200 per year. 386.562.0192, please leave mesbeautiful, $200 firm. 386.439.6202 1997 BMW Z3 1997 BMW Z3 Roadster, Hunter cated off 207 in St. Johns county. Still Hunt Club LARGE SIZE hand made Art Tiffany chandelier, sage Green ,Convertible (New Top) −Automatic OFFICE RECEPTION desk/regular office desk. $1200 per year. 386.562.0192, please leave mesbeautiful, $200 firm. 386.439.6202 1997 BMW Z3 1997 BMW Z3 Roadster, Hunter 45,000 Miles, Excellent Condition, $14,750 Upscale. Hardly used. Assemble/dismantle peg sage Green ,Convertible (New Top) −Automatic OFFICE RECEPTION desk/regular office desk. Please call 386−931−5663 First 15 wordsAnnouncements ..................................... $17.50 per week system. $175. 386-503-4064. 45,000 Miles, Excellent Condition, $14,750 Upscale. Hardly used. Assemble/dismantle peg Each Add’l word .......................................................50¢ Announcements Please call 386−931−5663 QUEEN $175. SIZE Sleep Number bed w/boxsprings, system. 386-503-4064. 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Excellent, $800. 386.445.9178 VACUUMhome, CLEANER: Hoover Wind Tunnell bagsmoking $200. 386.206.9006 less, self-propelled, 12 amp, $60. 386.445.1817 VACUUM CLEANER: Hoover Wind Tunnell bagWEBER Q Grill with 12 Cover 3 +386.445.1817 Gas Cylinders. less, self-propelled, amp,and $60. LEAVING FOR THE SUMMER? $45. 386-446-0316 the Observer delivered to your home and BONE-COLORED MARBLE glazed Italian Provin- Have LEAVING WEBER Q Grill with Cover and 3 + MEDIC! Gas Cylinders. FOR THE SUMMER? by Paula Cole cial china buffet, dining table, 6-chairs, extends- don’t miss out on what’s happening in Palm Coast $45. 386-446-0316 BONE-COLORED MARBLE glazed Italian Provin- Have the Observer delivered to your home and or Ormond each. 1338weeks - just $35. Call 104”. Excellent, $800. 386.445.9178 WHIRLPOOL DRYER. $150. 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