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Mayor Kelley to seek county seat Also, City Commissioner Bill Partington announces run to replace Kelley as mayor of Ormond. PAGE 4

INSIDE IT’S THE LAW

What are the new laws in Florida, and how will they impact you? Also Rep. Fred Costello hosted a town hall meeting to recap the session. PAGE 3

IT’S ALL GREEK

Taste of the old country now available in Ormond Beach, thanks to a new restaurant. PAGE 5

DOG NOT FOOLED

In Cops Corner: A chicken thigh was mysteriously tossed in front of a guard dog, presumably as a distraction during a theft attempt. PAGE 8

“I was in a wheelchair, and the doctor told me I’d never walk again. I turned around and left because I wasn’t going to take that for an answer.” Frank Villante

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After being in a coma, Frank Villante has officially returned as general manager at LuLu’s Oceanside Grill, where he has worked for 22 years.

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NEVER SAY NEVER The word ‘can’t’ is not in Frank Villante’s vocabulary. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

Frank Villante was supposed to be out of work for a few weeks for a simple knee replacement surgery. After nearly three years of fighting infections, paralysis and almost death, Frank is finally back. After the general manager of LuLu’s Oceanside Grill found out that his knee had been infected from the surgery, he learned how much he really hated sitting at Cyrus Fagan is a dangerous quarterback, but he prefers playing defense; he’d rather hit people, than be hit. PAGE 11

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Italian, Irish, New Yorker. I keep myself motivated. When you’re sick, you’re the only person that can make you feel better.” Villante also thanks his work family and his actual family for sticking by his side through his recovery. “The owner, Ron DeFilippo, stuck by me the whole time,” he said. “LuLu’s is a really great place. I’ve worked for the owner for 22 years. He could have left me by the wayside, but he didn’t.” Email Emily Blackwood at emily@ormondbeachobserver.com.

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Making memories, one strike at a time, at Ormond Lanes. PAGE 12

home. “I never felt the same,” Villante said. “I never felt good. I caught the flu for a couple weeks. It got worse, and I got really sick, and it turned out to be pneumonia. They induced me into a coma for seven weeks because all my organs were shutting down.” When Villante woke up from his coma, he couldn’t move or feel his legs. The doctors believed he had a stroke while induced and would never regain feeling in his legs again.

“I was in a wheelchair, and the doctor told me I’d never walk again,” Villante said. “I turned around and left because I wasn’t going to take that for an answer.” Through intense physical therapy, Villante had to learn how to eat, swallow and walk again. Currently, he uses a walker to get around but says that it won’t be long before he walks without aide again. “It’s been a long recovery process,” Villante said. “I’m a very determined person. ‘Can’t’ is not in my vocabulary. I’m a stubborn

Circuit Judge J. David Walsh looks at retirement as a chance to retrace parts of the long, winding road of his career. There will be reunions with the brotherhood of aviators and bombardiers from his naval career, and a return to the music of his youth. Walsh, an Ormond Beach resident, has announced he will retire

as judge next February after serving in the Seventh Judicial Circuit, which includes Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns and Volusia counties, including four years as chief judge. He practiced civil litigation in Volusia County for 25 years before his appointment as a judge in 2001. Since 2012, he has served in the felony, child dependency and drug court divisions in Flagler County. “I enjoyed being a trial judge,”

he said recently. “I enjoyed trying cases and reading and applying the law. I found it to be engaging.” Some cases stick in his mind. One child dependency case successfully reached an adoption, even though the adoption had to be handled by phone because the child was in the hospital. “That child came back to visit me years later,” he said. “I think he was 5 years old. He was with his adoptive mother. We had a wonderful visit. It really makes you feel good to know you touched SEE JUDGE PAGE 10

Kids keep their minds and bodies active in the summer! PAGE 17

Ormond Beach’s summer concert series kicks off with a tribute to the 1960s. PAGE 19

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After four years of serving Father Lopez Catholic High School, Principal Lee Sayago has asked to be released from his contract for personal reasons, and the school recently elected Pat LaMorte to take his place as interim principal for the upcoming year. For the past four years, LaMorte has served as an assistant principal at Bishop Moore Catholic High School in Orlando, and specializes in technology.

ORMOND-BY-THESEA LIONS INSTALLS NEW BOARD Over 40 members and guests attended the Installation Banquet at Vince Carter’s Restaurant for the new Officers and Board of Directors for the Club. Ashley Moore, from Moore Strategies for Success, was keynote speaker and conducted the installation ceremony. The 2015/2016 Board consists of: —Les Walter, President —Bobbie Cheh, First Vice President —Kathleen Trutschel, Second Vice President —Katie Hamlin, Secretary —Mary Yochum, Treasurer —Melinda Uebel, John Thomas and Pastor Dennis Koch, Directors —Dr. Ruth Hyatt, Membership Chair —Greg Evan, Lion Tamer —Fred Boettcher, Tail Twister

IN BRIEF Body found July 3 has been identified

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Dr. Ruth Hyatt accepts 2015 Janet L. King Award for Exceptional Service from OBTS Lions Club President Les Walter.

Awards were presented to many members with the Janet L. King Award for exceptional service being presented to Dr. Ruth Hyatt. The club is also proud to have the following district officers

from their club serving the district: Greg Evans as global leadership trainer, Mary Yochum as zone chair and Jacquie Tripp as district governor. Call 441-0955.

The Ormond Beach Police Department received confirmation on July 9 that the body found at 8 Fox Hunter Flat on July 3 was Christian F. Schroeder, 61. The identification was done through dental records. The results of the autopsy have not been released. The girlfriend of the victim, Sara Schmidt, of Apopka, entered the house on July 3 after not hearing from him. After seeing a body wrapped in a blanket, she contacted neighbors. They saw Garrett Schroeder, the son of Christian Schroeder, walking away from the house, and then they called 911. Garrett Schroeder was found dead July 7, in Tallahassee, having apparently shot himself.

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COPS AND JOGGERS: RUN AWAY! 5K ON BEACH Run faster, the police are after you! The Daytona Nissan Fun Coast Race Series will present a 5K beach run where cops are chasing you and your only escape is to keep running. The first 300 runners to sign up will receive a flag football belt that the cops – yes, real Ormond Beach Police Department Officers — will be trying to take. Free race T-shirts will be awarded after the race, and the runners with at least one flag remaining receiving an “I Outran the Cops” tag line and those

with no flags left still receive a shirt with the “I Ran But Got Caught” tag line. Runners, walkers, families, and joggers are welcome to participate, with registration starting at 8 a.m. and the race starting at 9 a.m. held at the Birthplace of Speed Park July 18. Medals in 84 categories and two overall plaques will be awarded, as well as prizes for the best costumes. So don’t forget to show up as your favorite “bad guy.” There will also be a post-race

Cops and Joggers Social and Award Ceremony at TGI Fridays in Ormond Beach, with plenty of photo opportunities. Each runner also receives $5 in “5K Bucks” for their first post-race beverage at the party. Race proceeds benefit the Ormond Beach Police Department. Go to RunSignUp.com and search “Cops and Joggers” or text “COPS” to 40691. Pre-registration is just $25, in-person registration is $30. Call 255-9300.

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he Florida Legislature passed about 130 new laws this year, many of which went into effect July 1. Among the more controversial are a 24-hour waiting period on abortions — that one has already been challenged by the American Civil Liberties Union — and the repeal of the state’s gay adoption ban. Beer fans can celebrate a law allowing the filling of 64-ounce beer containers called “growlers,” and aerial drone fans are barred from using the gadgets for snooping. Letter carriers in rural areas have been exempted from seat belt laws while on their routes, and the state has specified protocol for isolating patients to control the spread of disease. A collection of the more notable, controversial or odd bills passed this year is listed below. The laws summarized briefly on this page went into effect July 1 unless otherwise noted. — JONATHAN SIMMONS

Education HB 7069

Reduces the number of standardized tests students have to take, and revises a requirement for the uniform opening date of public schools to no earlier than Aug. 10. See flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2015/7069.

Hazardous Walking Conditions HB 41:

“Gabby’s Law for Student Safety” lets school districts make formal requests to fix hazardous walking conditions, and requires the government entities with jurisdiction over the road with the hazard to add the hazard to their next five-year transportation work plan or specify why they won’t. See flsenate.gov/ Session/Bill/2015/0041.

Alcoholic Beverages SB 186

Lets a brewer or vendor fill 64ounce beer containers called “growlers” for drinking off site, places a cap on the number of vendor licenses a brewer can hold, limits the size of cups for beer tastings to 3.5 ounces and requires that tastings be held inside. See flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2015/0186.

Informed Patient Consent to Terminate Pregnancy HB 633

Requires a 24-hour waiting period before a woman can have an abortion and states that an ultrasound must be performed to

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verify the fetus’ gestational age. There are exceptions for cases of rape, incest, domestic violence, human trafficking and certain medical conditions, if documentation like police reports or medical records is provided. See flsenate.gov/Session/ Bill/2015/0633.

Interception of Wire, Oral, or Electronic Communication HB 7001:

Allows, in certain cases, a minor who is recording someone committing, stating an intention to commit, or confessing to committing an illegal act of physical or sexual abuse against the minor to be exempt from laws that would otherwise make the recording of a conversation without both parties’ consent illegal. See flsenate.gov/Session/ Bill/2015/7001.

Experimental Treatments for Terminal Conditions HB 269

Lets terminally ill patients access certain “Phase 1” clinical trial drugs not yet approved by the FDA, and protects the health professionals or manufacturers who provide them from liability. See flsenate.gov/Session/ Bill/2015/0269.

Surveillance by a Drone SB 76

Bans people or agencies from using aerial drones to capture images of privately owned real property or its owners or occupants without written consent in cases where there’s a reasonable

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expectation of privacy, usually when the people would not have been visible from the ground. There are exceptions for law enforcement agency counterterror use, and for uses like aerial mapping, utility service maintenance and use by a property appraiser’s office. See flsenate. gov/Session/Bill/2015/0766.

Florida Civil Rights Act, Pregnancy SB 982

Amends the Florida Civil Rights Acts, which already prohibited discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, handicap, or marital status, to also prohibit discrimination on the basis of pregnancy. The Act applies to employment and professional certification and licensing; and to food establishments, lodging and public accommodations. See flsenate. gov/Session/Bill/2015/0982.

Rural Letter Carriers SB 160

Exempts rural letter carriers for the United States Postal Service from safety belt usage requirements while they’re on their routes. (Went into effect May 22.) See flsenate.gov/Session/ Bill/2015/0160.

Online Voter Application SB 228

Requires the Division of Elections to create an online voter registration system, which must compare the voter information submitted online with Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles records. The Division of Elections must make a formal report of its progress in creating the new system by Jan. 1, 2016, and potential voters must be able to register and update registrations online by Oct. 1, 2017. The law authorizes $1.8 million in appropriations for the new system. See flsenate. gov/Session/Bill/2015/0228.

Adoption and Foster Care HB 7013

Deletes a prohibition on gay people adopting children, provides for a $5,000 benefit for government employees who adopt foster children or a $10,000 benefit if those children have special needs, and states that a person cannot be banned from adopting because they want to home school the adopted child. See flsenate.gov/Session/ Bill/2015/7013.

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MEETS CONSTITUENTS Gerrymandering and Amendment 1 were among topics addressed. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

There was a good cross section of opinions at State Rep. Fred Costello’s Town Hall meeting on July 8 at City Hall, as the former mayor met the public. Costello, who represents District 25, said there were 871 bills filed in the House, with 268 passed; and 881 bills filed in the Senate, with 190 passed. About 130 of the bills passed both the House and the Senate to be come law. Costello said the state passed a $78.7 billion balanced budget, which was reduced to $78.2 billion after vetoes. The budget contains $400 million in cuts, but Costello said it’s hypocritical to point to these as cuts, while $500 million was added to local property taxes, mandated by the state. He believes only local officials should make decisions on property tax. Last year, Florida voters approved Amendment 1, which is designed for environmental protection. Costello read the Amendment, and pointed out that it says, “acquire, restore, improve, and manage conservation lands.” “People pick out that one word, ‘acquire,’” he said. He said the words “restore and improve” mean that the money can be used for such things as removing septic tanks in sensitive areas. Gerrymandering was another topic. An audience member pointed out that Costello’s district contains Ormond Beach and the beachside cities, but no other cities on the mainland, including areas known for low income. Costello said he declined to be on the committee that redrew the districts. “I’m sensitive to what you’re saying, but I didn’t design it,” he said. Of all the vetoes, Costello said he was most disappointed with the rejection of $20 million for three charity clinics, which would have included the Jesus Clinic in Daytona Beach. As a dentist, Costello had signed up for the clinic. “If we don’t have Medicaid expansion, why in the world would that be vetoed?” he asked.

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After five years, Ormond Beach government will see new faces

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Candidates are already announcing, more than a year before the 2016 election. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

The Ormond Beach City Commission has remained unchanged since 2010, but it will have a different look after next year’s election. In a recent flurry of announcements, it’s clear that a new person will be sitting in the mayor’s seat at the dais, as well as the seat for Zone 4 commissioner. Mayor Ed Kelley has announced he will challenge Doug Daniels, who plans to run again for the District 4 seat on the Volusia County Council; and City Commissioner Bill Partington, who represents Zone 4, announced last week he will run for Kelley’s vacated mayor seat. Harold Briley, a Realtor with Adams Cameron and longtime member of the Planning Board, announced recently that he will run for Partington’s vacated seat. And there’s plenty of time for more candidates, as the election is more than a year away.

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Kelley was elected mayor in 2010 and re-elected in 2012 and 2014. He served two terms as a commissioner in the 1990s, and was elected commissioner for Zone 3 in 2005. In an interview, Kelley said he hopes to increase communication and cooperation between the county and the cities as a county councilman. “Volusia County is poised for great things to happen, if we can get the cities and the county working together,” he said. “In the past we’ve had divisiveness and sniping.” District 4 includes Ormond Beach, Holly Hill and part of Daytona Beach, and Kelley promises to make the county more responsive to their needs. For example, he said it took nearly five years to work out the agreement that gave Ormond Beach control over North U.S. 1. “It should not take that long, if we work together,” he said. Kelley has worked on countywide issues as chairman of Volusia Council of Governments. That organization had been replaced

with the Volusia County Roundtable, and he is the elected chairman. “We’ve discussed the issues of homelessness, water, transportation and beautification. All of those affect us,” he said. Kelley retired in 2001 after a 30-year career with Hawaiian Tropic of Ormond Beach. He holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Belmont College in Nashville. COUNTY COUNCILMAN DOUG DANIELS

Doug Daniels said in a written statement that he knocked on almost every door in his last election, and he plans to knock on them again. Daniels, 62, is a long-time Daytona Beach business attorney who entered politics for the first time in 2012, winning his District 4 county council seat “No one has done more for their district or for the county,” he said. Daniels points to his work on developing Andy Romano Park; supporting jobs projects such as the Trader Joe’s distribution center and the proposed LPGA interchange development; saving Holly Hill’s river redevelopment and dog park; and giving Ormond Beach development and beautification control over U.S. 1. Daniels plans to pursue economic development, improved human services, environmental protection and a strong code of ethics for senior county staff and elected officials. Daniels, who also lives in Ormond Beach, graduated from Florida State University College of Law. He is a business transaction and business litigation attorney with an office in Daytona Beach. He was born and raised in Havana, outside of Tallahassee. COMMISSIONER BILL PARTINGTON

Bill Partington has served on the City Commission for Zone 4 since 2003. He has also been elected deputy mayor by the commission and is currently president of the Volusia League of Cities. Partington was raised in Ormond Beach and graduated from local schools. He later

earned a law degree from Loyola School of Law in New Orleans. Growing up in Ormond Beach, Partington said there was nothing west of Nova Road. Since then, quality neighborhoods have developed. “We’ve had a tradition of good growth and smart growth,” he said. “That made Ormond a great city, and I want to continue that.” As mayor, he said he wants to keep taxes low while delivering services to residents. He also wants to see Ormond Crossings and North U.S. 1 developed in a way that keeps the city beautiful and economically vibrant. Partington currently serves as an assistant public defender and division chief for the Felony Trial Division for Florida’s Seventh Judicial Circuit. Previously, he ran a solo private law practice in Ormond Beach, and has served as an assistant public defender and assistant state attorney. HAROLD BRILEY

Harold Briley, member of the Planning Board, plans to run for the Zone 4 seat on the City Commission. Briley, 42, was raised in Ormond. After graduating from Seabreeze High School in 1990, he was a messenger in the Florida House of Representatives for Rep. Dick Graham. Briley has served on the Planning Board since 2011, which is appointed by the City Commission. Previously, he served on the board from 1996 to 2006. A Realtor for Adams Cameron and Co., Briley is a member of the Chamber of Commerce. He serves on Ormond Beach MainStreet, and in the 1990s, he was on the Downtown Restoration Task Force, a precursor to MainStreet. Briley is happy with city leadership in recent years. “I’m excited about the direction of the city, and I want to keep Ormond Beach a special place to live,” he said. “We have a great commission and our city staff is second to none.” In 2001 and 2002, he served on the Land Development Code Rewrite Committee. After years of serving on boards and committees, Briley sees the City Commission as the next step for community service. “I really love Ormond Beach,” he said.

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Ormond gains Greek restaurant The business is owned by a 21-year-old. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

Those who have had a taste of Greek cuisine at the annual Greek Festival in Daytona Beach now can try an entire menu. Greektown Taverna has opened at 150 N. Nova Road in the Ormond Beach Marketplace shopping center, where Steve’s Famous Diner operated until closing a few months ago. It’s owned by 21-year-old Taki Dimitrakopoulos, who is being aided his father, George, a longtime restaurateur who operated Byron’s Grill in Daytona Beach until he sold it in 2007. “I’m now helping my son,” the elder Dimitrakopoulos, who created the menu, said recently. In fact, it’s a family affair at the new restaurant, as Taki’s sister, Sia, and brother, Petros, both work at the restaurant, as well as a cousin, Georgia Paspalakis. They are gratified that they have already developed a following among the local Greek population. “It’s very important to get support from the Greek community,” George Dimitrakopoulos said. Although their goal is to be traditional, Taki Dimitrakopoulos said menu items will cater to those not familiar with Greek food, with “introductory” dishes. “I think with all ethnic food, you need to ease into it,” he said. “Once they try it they love it.”

“It’s a variety, and you can’t really put a label on it.”

They’ve only had a soft opening, with no advertising, and plan a grand opening on July 15. Taki Dimitrakopoulos said they want to be sure and be ready when the crowds start to come to the 151seat restaurant. There’s also a market at the restaurant, where guests can purchase grape leaves, cheeses, preserves, olive oil, coffee and other items for Greek cooking. He said there’s no real way to describe Greek cooking, because every region of the country is

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different. In the north of Greece, they have heartier fare, such as moussaka, and the coast has a lot of seafood. “It’s a variety and you can’t really put a label on it,” he said. His grandparents, on both sides, were born in Greece, and his parents are from Canada. Taki Dimitrakopoulos graduated from Seabreeze High School in 2012, where he attended the culinary academy. He later graduated from Daytona State College and wants to further his education in hospi-

tality management at the University of Central Florida. He also learned a lot about the business by helping out in the family restaurant growing up. He said he loves the location, near a major intersection with neighborhoods all around. Growing up in the business, he said restaurants have always been part of his life. “I love taking care of guests and making people happy,” he said. Call 944-9526.

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Kabobs are my new favorite word/meal Observer ‘Can you kabob avocados?’ and other secrets from the grill.

EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

Let me start off by saying, I’m a terrible cook. People are constantly slapping my hand away from knives, and one time I filled an entire kitchen with smoke just trying to boil water. But I finally think I’ve found an area of culinary creating that I could actually be pretty good at. Bonus points, it’s really fun to say: kabobing. What is kabobing you ask? In the most basic caveman terms, it’s taking everything you love to eat, stabbing it with a skewer and throwing it on the grill. The stabbing is

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I challenge you to say kabob three times in a row without getting hungry.

obviously the most fun part of the process. It’s a rule of thumb that cooking is always better with a little violence involved. For one of my first experiments, I tried pineapple and chicken coated in a sweet

and sour sauce. It was great because there was virtually no cooking involved, except for the sauce, which, technically, my roommate, Danielle, made. Now before you worry too much about me burning myself on a massive grill,

never fear. We own a miniature grill that is barely taller than my ankles. Which is perfect because I’m kind of terrified of fire. We also keep it really close to the pool in case something goes horribly wrong, like I always assume it will. Side note: We have no idea where this grill actually came from. It’s not Danielle’s, and it’s not mine, and it doesn’t seem to belong to the previous tenant. It sort of just appeared in our backyard one day. So thank you, anonymous donor, for giving us the perfect grill. The first experiment went swimmingly. Grilled pineapple is kind of the best thing on the planet. And, to top it off, we ate it in the pool, so there was a definite feeling of fanciness involved. Since then, we’ve kabobed beef, mushrooms, onions, zucchini and even avocado — all winners. I’ve still got a few items in my pantry left that I’d like to kabob (does grilled chocolate chip protein bars sound good to anyone?), but please feel free to shoot me some ideas!

EM’S PINEAPPLE CHICKEN KABOB RECIPE THAT SHE STOLE FROM HER ROOMMATE HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL NEED FOR THE SAUCE: n Dash of pepper n One teaspoon of garlic powder n One tablespoon of corn starch n Three-fourth cup of brown sugar n One tablespoon of teriyaki sauce n Four tablespoons of ketchup n One-half cup of apple cider vinegar

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Of all the advances in technology through the years, probably the device with the biggest effect on our lives has been the phone. I can remember, back in the mid-1900s, when the house phone would ring. You would hear, “I got it … I got it,” throughout the house as family members raced to answer it. Usually, after answering, a disappointed voice would say, “It’s for you,” because it was not the call they were expecting. But today, when the cell phone rings in our pocket, belt or purse, we know the call is for us. That must be why we never leave home without it. When I plunged into the smartphone era, and the 21st

century, I naively asked if it came with a manual. No, I was told, all information is available in the phone. Good, just learn to use the phone so you can learn to use it. But of course, a wealth of information is available on the Internet and from other smartphone users. And the phone is a fascinating little box to explore. SOME TIPS

Recently, I learned about the Control Center, which is available by flipping it up from the bottom of the screen. You don’t even have to laboriously punch in that four-digit code. You can access the flashlight, clock (which includes a timer, stopwatch and other items), calculator, and camera. There’s also airplane mode, brightness control and other handy features. My goal is to learn more, and make this little device earn its monthly payment. However, I remember the first rule of training a dog is that you must be smarter than the dog.

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1. Cut chicken breast into two-inch cubes and season with Mesquite seasoning. 2. In a small sauce pan set to medium-low heat, combine brown sugar, apple cider vinegar, teriyaki, ketchup, pepper and garlic powder. 3. Stir ingredients until sauce is steaming, but not boiling. Stir in cornstarch and set aside to cool. 4. Add seasoned chicken, pineapple and fresh veggies to skewers. 5. Grill until chicken is thoroughly cooked, adding sauce every time the skewers are rotated. 6. Eat until you have to unbutton your pants for room.

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How smart is too smart? Learning to use the smartphone turns out to be a lifetime project of research and discovery.

“If we are to build a better world, we must remember that the guiding principle is this — a policy of freedom for the individual is the only truly progressive policy.”

I wonder if that’s true with smartphones. I hope not. WHO IS SMARTER?

The iPhone reminds me of the novel, “I Robot,” by Isaac Asimov, about a machine that gained self-awareness. I don’t think the iPhone has a selfidentity, but I’m not too sure about Siri. I know it can be too smart. On my Facebook page, as a joke, I listed my employer as Mayfield Dairy Farm, which was my first job out of high school. The iPhone picked up on this from Facebook, and now when I call some people, it identifies me as “Mayfield Dairy Farm.” But I really wonder who is getting the last laugh here. Is it me because I fooled the system, or the iPhone making me look foolish for not recording my real job? But that’s ridiculous. The machines are not that smart yet, I don’t think. I recall the days of being

unreachable. People would ride a bus and gaze out the window, alone with their thoughts. They would hike through the woods with no way of being bothered. Today, people call from the grocery store aisle and explain in a loud voice that they are going to buy creamy instead of crunchy peanut butter. Or, they call from a Ferris wheel because they absolutely must share the moment with someone else. Of course, there’s always the option to leave the phone at home and not carry it around. But what if I get that call I’ve been expecting?

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The part he did not enjoy, he said, was the judiciary in the seventh circuit being understaffed, especially in Flagler County. “We are undermanned in judges, and it’s been that way for many years,” he said. “The legislature had not created any new judgeships for our circuit even though we qualify.” He said Florida ranks about 40th among the states in money dedicated to the court system. Flagler is once again a growing county, and the legal system is required to do more with the same number of judges. “With that growth comes civil cases, family cases and criminal,” he said. “We just don’t have the manpower we should.”

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“We are undermanned in judges and it’s been that way for many years.”

Kasturi, Santiago, Perry and Associates recently changed its name to incorporate additional financial advisers joining the group throughout Florida. The new name is Florida Wealth Planning Group. They welcome Paul Streeter, formerly with Nationwide; Clark Paris, formerly with MetLife; and Nick DeVirgilis, formerly with Wells Fargo. The company has offices in Palm Coast, Orange Park, Jacksonville, Ormond Beach, St. Augustine and Sarasota.

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One of his plans for retirement is to see old friends at Navy reunions. After attending the University of South Carolina on a Naval ROTC scholarship, he served on a destroyer for seven months and then was trained as a flight officer. From 1969 to 1973, he was bombardier/navigator on an A-6 Intruder, flying 150 combat missions over North Vietnam. “What we did was pretty difficult,” he said. “We flew single plane attack missions. We lost a lot of planes.” He said during a mission over enemy territory, you don’t think of the danger, because you’re concentrating on navigation, finding the target, and then getting out before getting shot down. After his two combat cruises on the USS Midway, he decided he should get into “something safer,” and got a law degree from Wake Forest University School of Law. He served in the intelligence area in the Navel Reserve, retiring as captain after 15 years. He’s looking forward to the next Navy reunion, in two years in San Diego. He describes the veterans as a close brotherhood. MAKING MUSIC

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“Throwing a touchdown isn’t easy, but you get used to it, if you do it a lot. Interceptions don’t come easy, especially pick-sixes.”

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While Cyrus Fagan is a top recruit at the safety position, he may even be better on offense. JEFF DAWSEY SPORTS EDITOR

t is highly likely that one of the best quarterbacks in the area will only play a few snaps as a backup, unless an injury occurs. Although he’s heralded as the second best safety in the country in the 2007 recruiting class, Mainland’s Cyrus Fagan may be just as good at the quarterback position. Toward the end of last season, I was told by another writer that Mainland’s star defender just might be the best quarterback in the area. Because I had occasionally seen him play offense, I laughed off the statement, until I saw him start in the spring game against the University Titans, where he led three touchdown drives that all finished with touchdown passes. He made the position look easy, the way he scrambled past defenders and connected on most of his passes. What was even more intriguing than his play was when he sailed a pass longer than desired, and his receiver was hit hard and was forced to leave the game. An

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angered Fagan yelled out, “That’s why I hate playing quarterback!” While the game didn’t count, I witnessed two teams give a season-game effort, with their best players on the field, and, in the midst of him having his way with a pretty good defense, Fagan proclaimed to everyone his true feelings about the position nearly every football player would love to have the skills to play. “I have to do it for the team,” said Fagan in an interview, “but, I love defense.” When he played Pop Warner, his coach saw him throwing the football around with other teammates, and his ball always seemed to go farther than the others, including the quarterback. Realizing he had a potential gem, his coach began to chisel him into a better quarterback, teaching him the ins-and-outs of the position, but he couldn’t change Fagan’s defensive mind; he was raised to play on that side of the ball. “I’m just not a quarterback,” Fagan said. “I grew up watching Ray Lewis, and I love to hit people like him.” When Fagan was 11 years old,

Cyrus Fagan is ranked as the No. 2 (No. 1 in Florida) safety in the country and No. 31 player overall in the 2017 class. The fourstar recruit has received offers from over 20 of the best football schools in the nation, including Florida State, Alabama, Georgia, Miami, Florida and USC, to name a few.

Cyrus Fagan scrambles and throws a touchdown pass in Mainland’s spring game.

Cyrus Fagan lunges at the Oviedo ball carrier in Mainland’s 41-7 win last season.

he made what he considers his first big hit. On punt return as a blocker, Fagan hit a kid with a crack-back block, and there went any aspirations of playing quarterback. He grew a love for giving licks, not taking them. “At first, I was worried about the kid, but he got up and walked to sideline on his own,” Fagan said. “Then, I celebrated with one of my teammates, and that sparked my love to only play defense.” It can be said that anyone having the number of recruits would pass up an opportunity to star as a quarterback, but that’s not the way Fagan thinks. He made the statement that, even if he wasn’t highly recruited as a defender, he would still choose defense over the quarterback position.

“When you catch an interception, you’re taking something from the opposing team,” Fagan said, “and, especially if you return it for a touchdown. That’s huge. Throwing a touchdown isn’t easy, but you get used to it, if you do it a lot. Interceptions don’t come easy, especially pick-sixes.” Fagan had five interceptions last year, and he’s still waiting on his first interception return for a touchdown. Fagan has become one of the best defenders in the nation, and, It doesn’t hurt that he has learned from other great ball defenders, like NFL pro Ricardo Allen, a former Mainland defender. Allen, whom Fagan calls a big brother, taught him a lot and has inspired him to make it to the big leagues.

hey’re ranked 19th in the country. Other schools’ best players are migrating to play for them. The best colleges in the nation are keeping close watch on most of the players, and everyone’s getting top-tier offers. This past weekend, the Mainland Buccaneers took their talents to Ocala to compete in the third-annual Neo Athletics 7v7 Summer Showdown, and they returned to Volusia County as the champions. “Right when Mainland stepped off the bus, they looked like they were on a mission and about business,” said John Ivory, one of the owners of the tournament. “There were other teams that looked good out there, but no one looked like Mainland.” The Buccaneers stormed through their competition and finished off Lake Weir 32-14 to win it all. “I felt like winning that 7v7 tournament was a great stepping stone heading into the season,” said Randy Baker, Mainland’s top receiver. Star quarterback Denzel Houston and Jachai Polite took offensive and defensive MVP honors, and running back Adrian Killins, who was ranked as the sixth best prospect at the event, according to XOS Digital recruiting specialist Dwight Thomas, made the All-Tournament team, along with Cyrus Fagan. Although they didn’t play, Mainland’s offensive linemen turned heads during the Linemen Challenge. Highly recruited Marcus Tatum won the one-on-one pass protection and power ball competitions, and, at least one offensive lineman finished in the Top 3 in every event. Other standout linemen, according to Ivory, were Kevin McCrary, Daniel Kelly, Demarco Terry and Twishawn Glenn. “The line on both sides of the ball at Mainland was the most impressive part of their team,” Ivory added. “Not many teams are fortunate to have that kind of depth. You can have all the talent in the world outside the hashes, but, if you don’t have what it takes to win in the trenches, you don’t stand a chance to win a state championship. Mainland has what it takes.” Mainland seems to have no weakness but strengths in every area. So, what does that mean for the team that has come up short every year against Miami Central? Is this the year the Bucs will finally get championship No. 2? Only time will tell. The dawn of the new season is closely approaching.

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It’s moments like the one Amara Williamson experienced Tuesday, July 14, at Ormond Lanes that make free kids bowling for worth it for owner Fran Todd and his employees. Late in the afternoon, enjoying the game with her father, Joseph, and younger sister, Amara Williamson used the side rails and threw the ball as hard as she could down the lane. After bouncing down the lane and ricocheting off the rails, the ball finally made it to the pins and knocked each of them down. So excited, she dashed over to her father and jumped into his arms, and they hugged as if they were reuniting for the first time in years. Joseph Williamson captured the moment with photos and videos, and that will be a memory they will never forget, thanks to Ormond Lanes’ Kids Bowl Free Program. “The program gives people who may never play the chance to experience the game and to have fun with their families,” said Connie Shockley, the alley’s administrator. “A lot of times, we get ‘I never knew this place was here.’” The KBFP began on May 1, and it will continue throughout the summer until Aug. 31. Since its beginning, families from surrounding areas have taken up

the offer to make a day around bowling, pizza, soda pitchers and arcade games. On a weekly basis, Ormond Lanes welcomes summer camps and other large groups to play. Because of this program, many families have become bowling families, which would have never occurred, unless they were able to receive a large discount to play. “When the place gets packed, we turn off the regular lights and turn on all of the black lights,” Shockley said. “When they see how the balls glow in the dark, and all the other colors, they just scream. We also turn on the music and let them rock ’n’ roll. Everyone has so much fun, and that’s what we want to happen here at Ormond Lanes.”

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LIVING WITH CANCER SUPPORT GROUP 3 p.m. at Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center’s Cancer Institute’s chapel, 224 Memorial Medical Parkway, Daytona Beach. Patients, survivors or caregivers will have the opportunity to talk about the challenges of living with cancer. Meets on the third Thursday of every month. Call 231-4000.

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SUMMER SOUNDS 7 p.m. at Rockefeller Gardens. Ormond Beach Leisure Services Department will be present its free concert series during July. Performance by Class of ‘69 Band, a ’60s tribute band.

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A few kids take a break from solving mysteries to pet a friendly pup.

Ormond Beach kids discover more about the world around them with The Casements’ annual camp.

very day is different at The Casements’ Enviro Camp. Between educational nature walks, exploratory beach trips and backyard mystery solving, campers are far from bored during their summer break from school. This past week, the students worked together to figure out if anything was stolen from The Casements during a recent “break-in.” By gathering clues and putting all the information together, the campers were able to help solve the case, and bring justice to the historic house.

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 on the route. Cost is $20 for adults and $7 for ages 7-12, and tickets can be purchased at the OBHS Welcome Center or by phone. Reservations are required as space is limited. Call 677-7005. FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY BOOK SALE 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Regional Library, 30 S. Beach St. New and used books, videos, DVDs, CDs and magazines will be available. Shoppers can buy one and get one free of equal or lesser value. Call 676-4191. SEABREEZE GIRLS CROSS COUNTY BEACH 5K 8 a.m. at Andy Romano Park. Prizes and refreshments after the run. Free, but donations are welcome. Call 679-9706.

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A team of campers race to find the next key in Rockefeller Gardens.

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Hilton Ramirez in his natural habitat — surrounded by beautiful women. Ramirez is the last surviving band member of the Xavier Cugat Orchestra. He played saxophone in the band that was world-famous during the 1940s and ’50s.

Ormond’s most eligible bachelor Ormond Beach resident Hilton Ramirez reveals his secrets to success in love, in honor of his 102nd birthday. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

If you’re looking for Hilton Ramirez, you might want to try the dance floor. The now 102-year-old former musician and dancer spends most of his days winning over the ladies at the Ormond Beach Senior Center with his killer moves. Despite a scary fall that has him currently using a walker, he is still juggling a few girlfriends on his arm. Ramirez opened up to The Observer about his active love life.

HOW DO YOU GET ALL THESE WOMEN TO LIKE YOU?

I don’t know, they just look at me and wave, and I tell them to come over. I ask them if I can go out with them. Sometimes I can and sometimes I can’t. YOU CAN’T?!

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Three times. It was tough. I don’t know how I did it, but I did it. WHAT’S THE BEST WAY TO MAKE UP WITH SOMEONE?

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The lovely Ruth Sheldon was one of the many lucky ladies to share a slow dance with the birthday boy.

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SIXTIES: Taking over Rockefeller Gardens Class of ’69 is set to be the first of three bands in the city of Ormond Beach’s ‘Summer Sounds’ series. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

It’s time to dig out the tie-dye and peace signs you’ve got buried in your closet — the ’60s are coming back to Ormond Beach. The first concert in the city’s Summer Sounds series will feature ’60s tribute band Class of ’69, who will perform classics from popular genres of the decade, including Motown, Woodstock, pop rock, British Invasion and country. Made of Dennis Copa, Roland Via, Dan Emerson and Chuck Peterson, this newly founded band has already gained popularity with their collection of covered classics. “We’ve been together two years,” Via said. “There’s so much music from that era, and most of it is good dance music, so it makes it really easy to engage the audience. For the older people, it’s nostalgic, and the younger people like it because it’s beat-friendly.” The foursome first had the idea for a decade tribute band after seeing the movie, “Wrecking Crew,” a documentary about a group of studio and session musicians that played anonymously on many records in Los Angeles, California during the 1960s. “We thought it was time to put togethers a ’60s act because it’s just a huge catalog of music,” said Via, who is also the former mayor of Holly Hill. “Tribute

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house with five bedrooms was the top real estate sales transaction for the week of May 24-30 in Ormond Beach and Ormond-bythe-Sea. David and Allison Gartrell, of Ormond Beach, sold 123 University Circle to Bradley and Diana Tepper, of Ormond Beach, for $447,000. Built in 1963, the house has four baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,491 square feet. It sold in 1970 for $40,000.

Thomas and Kellee Janes, of Port Orange, sold 414 Bushnell Park Court to Adam Crouch, of Ormond Beach, for $146,000. Built in 1998, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,327 square feet. It sold in 1998 for $19,500.

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ORMOND BEACH D.R. Horton Inc., of Orlando, sold 290 River Vale Lane to Eric and Debra Lynn Gill, of Ormond Beach, for $242,316. Built in 2014, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,045 square feet. No other qualified sales were listed. Sandra Bergeron, of Live Oak, sold 124 Ann Rustin Drive to William and Chelsea Anderson, of Sanford, for $230,000. Built in 1966, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,840 square feet. It sold in 1999 for $122,000.

Eileen Muench, of Louisville, Kentucky, sold 177 E. Ocean Terrace to DMR Revocable Trust, of Ormond Beach, for $228,000. Built in 1961, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,700 square feet. It sold in 2012 for $159,900.

Harlie and Myra Perryman, of Ocala, sold 90 Rockefeller Drive to James and Sarah Cooper, of Ormond Beach, for $189,500. Built in 1955, the house has two bedrooms, one bath, a fireplace and 1,400 square feet. It sold in 1995 for $69,000.

Jared and Valerie Kisseloff, of Ormond Beach, sold 11 Cypress View Trail to James Rinehart and Jayne Robertson, of Ormond Beach, for $195,000. Built in 1988, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,657 square feet. It sold in 2007 for $225,000.

Robert and Sally Scott, of Ormond Beach, sold 728 Knollview Blvd. to Debra Schoder, of Ormond Beach, for $159,000. Built in 1976, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,689 square feet. It sold in 1976 for $47,200.

Sandra Fuoss, of Owosso, Michigan, sold 10 Tarpon Ave. to Andrew and Paromita Tomerlin, of Flagler Beach, for $144,000. Built in 1973, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,222 square feet. It sold in 1988 for $62,000. Anthony Larcom, of Jacksonville, sold 378 Collins St. to Amarendra Deshmukh, of Rutherford, New Jersey, for $117,000. Built in 1971, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,056 square feet. It sold in 1994 for $55,000. Bayview Loan Servicing LLC, of Coral Gables, sold 609 Johnson Drive to Lawrence and Meredith Cosburn, of Ormond Beach, for $106,000. Built in 1971, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 1,291 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $134,900. Shamrock Shamrock Inc., of Daytona Beach, sold 39 N. Ridgewood Ave. to Wivigeco

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LLC, of Holly Hill, for $92,000. Built in 1910, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 908 square feet. It sold in 1986 for $41,000. The Bank of New York Mellon, as trustee, sold 932 Parkwood Drive to Heiko Folkerts and Ralph Gerstner, of Saint James, New York, for $90,000. Built in 1965, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,440 square feet. It sold in 1994 for $77,500. Priscilla Brown, of North Haverhill, New Jersey, sold 211 Hernandez Ave. to Michael and Jane Eddy, of Ormond Beach, for $82,500. Built in 1948, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 780 square feet. It sold in 1987 for $50,000. Mark Burges, of Palatka, sold 717 Flamingo Drive, Unit C, to William and Judith Rettberg, and Edward and Elaine Barter, of Middlefield, Connecticut, for $76,000. Built in 1947, the villa has one bedroom, one bath and 504 square feet. It sold in 2001 for $43,000.

The Bank of New York Mellon, as trustee, sold 727 Cordova Ave. to Kenneth Becht, of Ormond Beach, for $67,500. Built in 1952, the house has two bedrooms, one bath, a fireplace and 1,016 square feet. It sold in 2004 for $89,000. Robert and Joy Abrams, of Delray Beach, sold 123 Cardinal Drive, Unit C, to Brian Smith and Denise Munger-Smith, of Corunna, Michigan, for $66,000. Built in 1947, the villa has one bedroom, one bath and 504 square feet. It sold in 2004 for $82,500. Breakaway Trails Albert Keblaitis and Latrelle Hill-Keblaitis, of DeLand, sold 19 Carriage Creek Way to Palm Vista LLC, of Helena, Montana, for $170,000. Built in 1991, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 2,164 square feet. It sold in 1992 for $155,300. Halifax Plantation John and Lynne Kaprocki, of Ormond Beach, sold 4050 Campa Lane to Guy and Betty Morrison, of Ormond Beach, for $370,000. Built in 1992, the house has three bedrooms,

three baths, a swimming pool and 2,180 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $309,000. Hunter’s Ridge Fretwell Construction Co., of Daytona Beach, sold 40 Thornhill Chase Circle to Larry and Peggy Lofton, of Ormond Beach, for $326,000. Built in 2014, the house has four bedrooms, three baths and 2,500 square feet. No other qualified sales were listed. Plantation Bay Prestwick at Plantation Bay, of Daytona Beach, sold 1248 Kilkenny Court to James and Erica Fritz, of Ballwin, Missouri, for $198,000. Built in 2015, the town house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,562 square feet. No other qualified sales were listed. Spring Meadows Bryan Day, of Ormond Beach, sold 4 Meadowrun Court to Troy and Gina Wilsey, of Ormond Beach, for $295,000. Built in 2000, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and 2,764 square feet. It sold in 2000 for $177,900.

Trails North Forty Marie Vance, of Palm Coast, sold 230 Deer Lake Circle to Michael and Jean Luddeni, as trustees, for $180,000. Built in 1987, the house has three bedrooms, four baths, a fireplace and 1,874 square feet. No other qualified sales were listed.

ORMOND-BY-THE-SEA Edna Logan, of Winchester, Kentucky, sold 110 Peninsula Winds Drive to Manuel and Maria Damiao, of Kearny, New Jersey, for $252,000. Built in 1996, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,680 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $181,000. Elizabeth Densmore, individually and as trustee, sold 1183 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 305, to Jess and Chantal Stephens, of Windermere, for $215,000. Built in 1995, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,198 square feet. It sold in 1995 for $121,900. Lois Wind, as trustee, sold 45 Oakview Circle to Gregor and Rose McIntyre, of Fort Mill, South Carolina, for $183,900. Built in 1959, the house has

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two bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,836 square feet. It sold in 2010 for $167,500. Michael and Sheena Norton, of Ormond Beach, sold 2220 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 401A, to Douglas and Patricia Nelson, of Conway, Arkansas, for $176,000. Built in 1981, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,150 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $160,000. John Buscemi, of Winter Park, sold 54 Seacrest Drive to Christine Thiel, of Ormond Beach, for $155,000. Built in 1962, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 768 square feet. It sold in 2007 for $143,500. Jorge and Michele Arana, of Freeport Illinois, sold 103 Roberta Road to John and Gina Davis, of Geneva, for $135,000. Built in 1953, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 892 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $80,000. John Adams, of Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, contributed to this report.

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3 addresses on 1 lot: 517 (1&2), 519 & 515 S Palmetto. The main house is comprised of 2 units: 1st floor is 1/1 w/ FR, full kitchen, & den/office. 2nd floor is 2/1 w/ full kitchen & FR. The back 2 cottages are individual 1/1’S w/ FR & full kitchen & full BA. Well maintained w/ current termite bond, & freshly painted in 2013. In depth financials on current income available upon request. Price: $225,000. Call Heather Leek at 386-562-7371.

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Owner will consider financing! Beautiful ocean view studio w/ kitchenette, including full size refrigerator, 2 burner stove top, & microwave. Resort has undergone $34,000,000 in renovations. Fabulous resort w/ great amenities. 3 outdoor pools, indoor heated pool, Jacuzzi, exercise room, business center, day spa & more. Onsite rental program to manage your bookings is available. Price: $84,000. Call Susan Moore at 386-566-4837.

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Vaulted ceilings, open living space, large rooms, solar pool & water heaters-combined elec/water bill averages only $220 per mo! Fabulous pool house w/summer kitchen & full bath. Wet/dry sauna next to MBA. 2 wood burning FPs, central vac system, 3 zone AC, circular drive, 2 other driveways, RV parking, 3CG, fenced yard, dock, boat house & floating dock. Unbelievable storage & 3 attics! Price: $850,000. Call Caryn Baker at 386-871-3185.

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FULL-SIZED WOODEN futon with cushion, excellent condition, $125. Can text picture. Items Under $200 For Sale 561.632.9133. TROY BILT edger, 9 hp, 3 positions, $85. Troy Bilt rototiller, 4-cycle, 10”, $105. 386.338.0735 ROUND GLASS black wrought iron table w/4 chairs, $125. 386.437.1636 OVER 1000 popular CD’s, only $200. Must sell! 386.627.8194 LA-Z-BOY RECLINER sofa, neutral tones, good condition, asking $175 obo. 386-793-3840 KENMORE ELITE stainless countertop microwave, $50. Over-the-range Nutone hood, $35. Items Under $200 For Sale 386.627.8213 WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC stove in good condition HURRICAN SPIN mop, new, boxed. Luggage set$100. Call Tourister 386-445-9893 American hard. Mattress toppers-foam. Each $24. 386-586-4291 WHIRLPOOL WASHER & dryer, both in very good working order, $120. 386.445.4431 HOME BUSINESS-SELLING jewelry, novelties to stores Dr. offices, etc. $190 invested in merchan32’ EXTENSION Ladder $100; 26" Ladies dise. 386.447.9065 Schwinn Cruiser Bicycle $90 (386) 446−4705 GOLD'S GYM Elliptical Stride Trainer 300, $75. AREA olive moss with flowers $85 Power RUG Rider,Ashley $25. 386.447.9869 back pack alpine $55 (386) 445−8231 GLASS SHOWER doors 55inch wide X56inches COMPUTER "N"386-986-0667 Routers Netgear high excellent WIRELESS condition $40 3700, $35.00 & Cisco M20, 30.00 (386) 672−5381

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