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YOUR TOWN POWER BEHIND THE PURSE Held once a year by the United Way’s Women’s Initiative Volusia, the Power of the Purse is a setting for women to come together and pool their resources to really make a difference in the community. Last year the event raised over $34,000 for 14 different local agencies. In its 12th year, Power of the Purse highlights a few of the agencies it’s helped recently. This year’s speakers include Dixie Morgese, executive director of the Healthy Start Coalition Flagler and Volusia Counties, and Sandy Bishop, of Food Brings Hope. “The concept is for local women to get together this one day for this one lunch and open their purses,” said Sabria Tabaku, president of the United Way’s Women’s Initiative Volusia. “It’s so important for us to give back to the community. This is where we live, raise our kids. ... There are individuals here who need our help.” The event will be at 11 a.m. Aug. 7, at the Shores Resort and Spa in Daytona Beach. Visit unitedwayvfc. org.
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Suzanne and Gary Hammer soak in the summer while watching the sunset at the concert finale. PAGE 13
DESTINATION ORMOND
Destination Daytona will be annexed into city, but its name won’t change. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR
The city of Ormond Beach continues its quest to absorb properties along North U.S. 1 into its boundaries, with three recent annexations: Beaver Bar, Broken Spoken Saloon and Destination Daytona. A second vote will be required for Broken Spoke and Destination Daytona on Aug. 18 at the regular commission meeting but the Beaver Bar has had two readings.
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Destination Daytona stretches over 50 acres at the junction of U.S. 1 and Interstate 95.
The Destination Daytona annexation includes 51.9 acres, including Recreation World and Love’s Travel Stop, and will bring in an estimated $80,339 in taxes. Several retail establishments are located on the property including Bruce Rossmeyer’s HarleyDavidson. The annexed area does not include Daytona Cycle Center or Wyotech Daytona. Mandy Rossmeyer Campbell, marketing director of Destination Daytona and daughter of the late Bruce Rossmeyer who created
the development, said they knew they would eventually be annexed because they were on city water. “We’re excited about it,” she said. “We look forward to a great relationship.” She said they are happy with the beautification of the U.S. 1 medians and improvements at the Interstate 95 interchange. “There’s an awesome plan in place for the entrance to the city,” she said. Ormond Beach is currently targeting properties for annexation
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that have an annexation agreement or have been receiving city utility service since 1991. Since the county millage rate is higher than the city millage rate, the property owners will realize a reduction in property taxes, according to a city spokesman. The properties will also no longer pay a water surcharge of 50% to the city. Ormond Beach will gain property tax revenue but lose the water surcharge. SEE STRATEGIC PAGE 4
ARTS+CULTURE
Very Special Arts Volusia is no more, but Wolfson will continue to advocate for special needs community. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
Barbara Wolfson is holding a piece of paper with a very long list of artists that will be involved in her upcoming exhibition. She reads off each of their names, and recalls the stories of their lives. Some stories are longer than others, but each is given with an anecdote so personal you know she heard it first-hand. She doesn’t need to look at her notes, or even take too much time collecting her thoughts. These are the stories of her friends. “Marcia Bobbitt, it took her six years to exhibit with us,” Wolfson said. “She had cancer of her arm when she was in college, and she was an art major. It was amputated. She didn’t think she had a disability, though it’s difficult for her to do things. So I said, ‘Marcia,
yes it’s not earth-shattering, but what has art done for your life?’” Bobbitt, who refers to Wolfson as the “heart and soul” of their community, said it took her a long time to be confident enough not only to work with her left, less dominant hand, but also display the art she had been creating since her amputation. It was both Wolfson and her students at Mainland High School that gave her the final push to join Very Special Arts Volusia. “It gives us an opportunity to inspire other artists that are struggling with similar issues,” Bobbitt said. “Barbara was after me for years, but when you’re disabled, you don’t want to be pegged as disabled. I didn’t want to be in a group for just disabled artists. But I would see some of my students that had graduated, and they would come up to me and say, ‘You are such an inspira-
Marc Schwartz and Barbara Wolfson discuss placement for the upcoming gallery.
tion to me.’ So I thought if these kids could get something out of it, maybe I could help other people, too.” It’s that type of motivation that has encouraged Wolfson’s drive to SEE VSA PAGE 4
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As back-to-school season approaches, the Children’s Home Society of Florida is collecting backpacks and school supplies for more than 200 of Volusia, Putnam and Flagler counties’ most vulnerable children. Donations are being accepted until Aug. 12 at Children’s Home Society of Florida, 2400 Ridgewood Ave., South Daytona. Contact Eric Watson at Eric.Watson@chsfl.org or 290-9764.
After an investigation, the State Attorney’s Office has dropped charges against Dr. James Shoemaker, of Ormond Beach, who police had suspected as being the driver who injured a workman at the intersection of Ormond Lakes Boulevard and Indianhead Drive on June 17. Shoemaker’s attorney, Jeremy Buckmaster, of Buckmaster Law, Daytona Beach, said he supplied the state attorney with affidavits from three witnesses that placed the doctor in Ponce Inlet near the time of the incident. Ormond Beach Police Chief Henry Osterkamp said Shoe-
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maker has been eliminated as a suspect, and the case is now open. On June 17, witnesses said a driver of a white Mercedes Benz sedan ignored a workman’s instructions and continued past a detour sign, running over his foot. After checking automobile registrations for a nearby neighborhood, the investigating officer listed Shoemaker as a suspect because a white Mercedes was registered in his name. However, Buckmaster said he pointed out to the state attorney that Shoemaker drives a gray SUV and his wife drives a white Mer-
cedes Benz convertible with a blue top, not a sedan. The injured worker was identified in the report as Frank Jones of Daytona Beach. At the scene, he said he was in pain but declined treatment. Osterkamp said he has received a complaint about the Ormond Beach police investigation from the Shoemakers and is looking into it. Buckmaster called the investigation a “rush to judgement,” saying the investigating officer did not make a good faith effort to talk to Shoemaker before going to the state attorney.
email, “but I suspect they were hoping for a handout.” Zechnowitz said there is often a wonderful variety of birds at the pier and along the shore of the river.
with the increased participation. Normally, increases in participation result in decreases in performance. Students must score a 3, 4 or 5 to pass an advanced placement exam.
VOLUSIA’S AP EXAMS SCORES INCREASE
GARDEN CLUB RECOGNIZED
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The newly elected Board of the Guild of the Museum of Arts and Sciences enjoyed a summer garden party to discuss the Guild’s calendar of events. Events large and small have been planned for an upcoming year of fun, laughter and fundraising. The Guild meets the second Tuesday of every month from September to May and is open to the public. For information to join the Guild or for planned events, go to MOAS.org.
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The percentage of students in Volusia County Schools scoring a 3 or higher on advanced placement exams reached an all-time high this year with an overall increase of 2.6%. A total of 5,495 exams were taken district-wide with a 48.1% passing rate, according to a press release from Volusia County Schools. In addition, Volusia’s increase in performance kept pace
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One Ormond Beach resident captured this photo of a gull who just heard a really funny joke.
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To get some input from an insurance expert, one might consult Jake, from State Farm.
Kim Zechnowitz spotted a pair of “laughing gulls” sitting on the railing of the pier under the Granada Bridge. “I was amazed at how close they let me get,” she said in an
In recognition for its outstanding volunteer involvement, the Tillandsia Garden Club was recognized at the annual meeting for the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs District 6. The club received the award for their participation with Habitat for Humanity of Volusia County. “Club members are thrilled to partner with Halifax Habitat for Humanity and provide landscape design, volunteers and fun,” said Carolyn Bacci, club president.
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Couple hopes to find someone who will open a restaurant. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR
After buying the former Greg’s Liberty Grill, 165 N. Yonge St., Albert and Deanna Cisson were busy cleaning it up with plans to make it headquarters for their marketing company, Progressive Edge. It wasn’t long before they decided they were going in the wrong direction. As they worked, people would stop and tell them they might be interested in opening a restaurant there. And people they worked with at City Hall also told them it’s a prime restaurant location. After doing some research, and remembering how popular the Liberty Grill was for 15 years until closing a few years ago, they decided to restore the building and lease it to someone who wants to open a restaurant. “We’ve had a lot of interest from national franchises but would like to have someone local,” Deanna Cisson said. “There might be someone local who wants to expand.” While they had not planned on getting into the landlord business, they are now looking forward to it. “Ormond is such a wonderful area,” she said. “We’re really excited we’re going to add to the community.” They both have lived in Ormond Beach since they were children. They learned from the FDOT that 30,000 cars pass by the location every day, not including special event periods. The location also has parking and high visibility. “You can see that sign from
Accidenta land ords Granada,” said Albert Cisson, pointing to the marquee sign by the street. They were encouraged by the growth of Ormond Beach, especially the new restaurants along State Road 40. “Businesses are growing like wildflowers,” Deanna Cisson said.
“We’re really excited that we’re going to add to the community.”
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Remodeling plans call for new plumbing, electrical, air ducts, air conditioning system, etc. “It’s going to be like a new building,” Deanna Cisson said. “It’ll be beautiful. We’re really putting in a lot of effort.” Whoever leases the building will be able to make further changes to reflect the theme of their restaurant. But unlike the businesses in the Community Redevelopment Area, which runs along Granada Boulevard, they have not been able to get help with financing the restoration. “I’m just crushed that we can’t get a grant,” she said.
DEANNA CISSON, owner of the former Greg’s Liberty Grill
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The most noticeable change is that they are going to add trusses, so the roof will be pitched, rather than flat as it is now. One drawback from the former restaurant, they said, is the low ceiling. Also, the roof will be extended in back,enlarging the space from 3,000 to 3,500 square feet. They also point to a shaded area on the north side of the building where there could be outdoor dining. “I can visualize pavers, tiki lights ... the ambience,” Deanna Cisson said.
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This is part of an occasional series on city code enforcement, as the city looks at revising the scope of the Land Development Code. Everyone gets their day in court. And in city code enforcement, everyone can avoid a day in court. Once a month, a special magistrate holds session at City Hall to
hear code violation cases. To avoid a fine and a case before the magistrate, a person who receives a notification of violation only needs to fix the problem in the time frame given. “All we want is compliance,” Chris Mason, Neighborhood Improvement Department manager, has said. Mason took over the department earlier this year after the retirement of Joanne Naumann.
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Neighborhood Improvement Officer Bill Friel presents a code violation to the special magistrate on July 27.
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School Board sets budget, tax rate Officials say Volusia unfairly loses state funds. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR
The Volusia County School Board has set the tentative property tax rate for the coming year, and the budget has been approved. And like every year, some feel Volusia County is short-changed because of the District Cost Differential. The tentative millage rate is set at 7.197, which means homeowners will pay $7.197 per thousand dollars of property value if the rate holds up in a final vote by the School Board on Sept. 8. It is higher than the rolled-back rate of 7.01, which would bring in the same amount of money as last year. The total budget is $780.6 million, compared to $776.8 million for fiscal year 2015. Property taxes are not the only source of income for schools. The state provides a base student allocation, which is $4,154.45 per student for fiscal year 2016. This will be a little more than $192 million for the county. DISTRICT COST DIFFERENTIAL REDUCES FUNDING
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Albert and Deanna Cisson hope to find a tenant who will open a restaurant in the former Liberty Grill building. They are currently renovating the structure.
Code enforcement goal: Compliance RV parking in front of house is a common violation.
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If the person does not correct the violation in the time span, a fine is issued and a date is set with a special magistrate at the next regular session. Currently, sessions are held once per month. The person has the option of appearing before the magistrate and appealing the fine. The magistrate has several options, including ordering a fine to increase daily until a violation is brought into compliance. At the most recent magistrate meeting, no one appeared to appeal a ruling or a fine. Those who had come into compliance (after their time to comply had expired) were issued the standard fine. There was one violation that was still not in compliance, and the magistrate ordered a fine to be assessed daily until it was brought into compliance. Four of the seven violations were recreational vehicles parked in front of houses. A recreational vehicle can be a large motor home, boat, etc. Mason said there are at least a few RV violations at the magistrate meeting each month. The code says that a violation occurs if an RV is parked in excess of 72 hours within a 30-day period. Checking a violation of this type requires several visits by a neighborhood improvement officer, helping add to the number of inspections required of the department. In 2014, there were
a total of 5,214 inspections in the city. Tim Karr, of Giant Recreation World, said there are options for owners of RVs when it comes to parking. “There are storage places all over,” he said. He said most campgrounds have places for storage and many self-storage businesses have open spaces. He said there are even indoor, air conditioned storage places that are utilized by people with “high-end” vehicles. But he said sometimes a person can get “stuck” with their RV. They might come back from a trip and take a couple of days to unload. Then, if they have an issue, such as a family member getting sick, the RV might be there longer. Codes are complaint driven, and notifications are issued only when neighbors report a violation. In the coming months, there could be changes to codes in the city. Staff members are creating proposals to expanding the scope of the code to include such things as landscaping and building structure for the City Commission to consider this fall. They are also looking at the various time frames given for different codes. For information about Neighborhood Improvement and the Land Development Code, visit ormondbeach.org and search for Neighborhood Improvement.
Unfortunately, the Volusia County School System does not get the entire base student allocation, because of the District Cost Differential. The state adjusts the allocation for each county, based on the cost of living. For example, according to Dr. Robert Moll, deputy superintendent for financial and business services for Volusia County Schools, the state awards Volusia County 97 cents on the dollar because of the lower cost of living, compared with Orange County which gets the entire dollar. Without the differential calculation, Volusia would stand to get $8 million more from the state this year. Since 2004, the total would be $120 million. “It’s a punitive application of the formula,” Moll said. “We’re the biggest loser in the state.” He said the cost of living is based on an analysis of the cost of goods and services from bread to automobile insurance. Moll said Volusia stays even with other counties until wages are considered. “We don’t have the white collar, higher paying jobs,” he said. So, the wealthy counties get more funds per student. “The rich get richer and the poor get poorer,” he said. The state assumes Volusia County has lower wages, but this theory doesn’t make it to the bargaining table in union negotiations, Moll said. Teachers expect to be paid on a comparable level with teachers around the state. Others who have said the allocation method is unfair include State Rep. Fred Costello.
“The rich get richer and the poor get poorer.” Dr. ROBERT MOLL, deputy superintendent, Volusia County Schools
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The strategic plan was a result of input from the community on their “dreams and aspirations.”
BAILEY RIVERBRIDGE GARDENS Bailey Riverbridge Gardens is a 2.6 acre beautiful, riverfront park at the northwest corner of the Granada Bridge. A scenic fountain and colorful plantings grace the grounds in front of the Pilgrims Rest Church which is the historic site of the first Christian wedding in North America. The church has been preserved by the Ormond Beach Historical Society and is often used as a meeting location and for celebrations. The gardens host weddings and events throughout the year. The park offers a walkway extending into the Intracoastal Waterway and under the Granada Bridge to Cassen Park and South Beach Street. It is a perfect location to enjoy a peaceful walk, the beautiful views or fishing.
Beaver Bar, 1105 N. U.S., comprises 1.84 acres with a 1,456-square-foot tavern. The city will receive an estimated $1,085 in additional tax revenues. Broken Spoke Saloon, 1151 N. U.S. 1, consists of 2.75 acres with a 2,500-square-foot tavern and a campground. STRATEGIC PLAN APPROVED
The commissioners formally adopted the 2015 Ormond Beach Strategic Plan at their July 28 meeting. The plan was a result of two “community conversations” held in April and May where residents had the opportunity to express their “dreams
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and aspirations” for the future of the city. The City Commission reviewed the results of the workshops and developed the strategic plan which includes the following goals: Develop a historic preservation plan; provide parking for Lincoln Avenue and New Britain; update the parks/recreation master plan including complementary uses such as tennis courts; expand the maintenance, repair and replacement plan; develop a funding model for the city; develop a master plan for information technology; and continue implementation of the Economic Development strategic plan.
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The commission authorized city staff to seek someone to operate a canoe, kayak and paddle board rental concession at the planned Environmental Learning Center, 601 Division Ave., in Central Park. A “request for proposals” has been advertised. The learning center is scheduled for completion in early 2016, and the city’s goal is to have a rental concession available when it opens. In 2014, the lakes in Central Park were connected, expanding the possible usage of water craft.
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Artwork is currently on displayed in the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center.
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Arts for over 20 years. “I was a duck out of water,” she laughed. “But it’s a very giving community. I just felt so fortunate to work with so many parents of exceptional people who see the big picture and don’t get bugged down by politics. We’re the people who just keep on plugging.” Though none of her four children are disabled, she grew up with a cousin who was mentally handicapped, and saw the effects it had on her family. She experienced the therapeutic value of art on those with medical issues first-hand, when she was diagnosed with stage four cancer and had to stay in the hospital. “It’s about focusing on what you can do,” she said. “The fact that I had done so well — I attribute it to working with the special needs community. I’m a troubleshooter, not an arts person.” Karen Ann Patton said Wolfson approached her three years ago, when she was going through radiation at the hospital for breast cancer and her husband had just had a stroke. Though she does
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not have a mental or physical handicap, Wolfson opened her art exhibits to those whose troubles needed to be expressed. Patton was happy to sign up. “It gives people an incentive to try their hand at art and forget their problems, which happens when they’re painting,” Patton said. “It really is very important for people with problems to let go of them and get involved.” Though VSA will continue to help Wolfson with her projects, she will have to rely on other funds to continue what she’s done. Wolfson has a few ideas on what she’s planning to do next, but she’d rather keep them to herself for now. She will continue to organize events like the popular Talent Night, and is currently curating an art exhibit at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center that will run for a few months this year. “I will continue to promote opportunities for the people I’ve worked with all of these years,” Wolfson said. “I believe in what it does.”
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continue even after she got word that Very Special Arts Volusia would no longer be Very Special Arts Volusia. According to Pat York, the regional director of VSA (the program’s new name), the Volusia chapter has closed due to a lack of county funds. The organization will continue to provide opportunities for the special needs community, just not at a Barbara Wolfson level. “Barbara did a lot of extra stuff that the state does not provide,” York said. “Her exhibitions, the theater program and the talent show — she did all that through the county. She really has gone over and above for Volusia way more than most counties.” A PTA mom who had always been involved her children’s school activities, Wolfson first became involved with the special needs community in 1985, when the superintendent of schools asked her to serve on a state committee to represent gifted students. She went on to serve as the county director for Very Special
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Who let the dogs out? I’ll give you a hint: It was me, and they made a mess in a wild night of doggie partying.
EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
My parents decided to be completely irrational this summer, and take a summer vacation without extending the invite to either of their children. No matter how many times they’ve repeatedly told me “You’re too old” for this or that, an invitation (and a paid ticket) would have been a nice gesture. Injustices aside, I agreed to watch Max, their pint-sized Jack Russell terrier whose barking and skills of backyard escape
are often the source of torment for the neighborhood. My dog, Bear, tagged along because Max is literally his only friend. He really needs to get out more. The task was seven days of dog-sitting and plant-watering, something the average brain should be able to handle. Well, it’s day three, and I’m ready to quit. The first two nights went somewhat smoothly, with Bear’s constant snoring being the only struggle. The real trouble began when I naively believed that the dogs would be fine just one night on their own. I mean, they had food, water, a doggie door to the backyard, and a “Degrassi” marathon. Why would they need me? I arrived the next day to what could only be described as “the morning after.” Bear greeted me
at the door with his head bowed, showing apologetic eyes that only a mother could love. But in this moment, I was not his mother; I was his warden. Dirt. Mounds and mounds of dirt in piles and in puppy dog paw prints spread throughout the house. Trails looped around the floor, up onto the couch and into both of the toilets. Because the water I left them was, apparently, not enough to quench the thirst of an epic evening. While Bear was shunned to a corner of the garage, Max was nowhere to be found. Fearing that he pulled one of his classic disappearing acts, I ran outside and started calling his name. I was preparing to go on a dog-hunt, when I moved Bear to the backyard (don’t worry, he’s too stupid to pull an escape). As I stepped outside, something felt different. There was a slight panting in the air that
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It’s hard to tell without a video, but Max is actually an annoyingly fast little dog.
seemed to surround me. I stood completely still, and listened. Out of nowhere, a small, black shadow leaped out in front me, smelling like feces and sweat. It took a minute for my eyes to adjust, and realize that the dark shadow was actually Max, completely covered in dirt. Welcome home, Max. Welcome home.
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ide ponytails, sequins and tulle skirts were must-have attire at LuLu’s Oceanside Grille July 31. The restaurant threw its eighthannual Pretty in Pink Prom Party complete with a cassette tape ice sculpture, promo photos and ‘80s music to set the mood.
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REECE’S HISTORY
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Austin Reece is an expert BMX rider and a high purple belt in Stan Lee’s United Martial Arts Self Defense System.
BMX top finishes: SSA Florida State Cup Series, 2013 (2nd); USA BMX Florida State, 2012 and 2013 (2nd); 20-inch class Districts, 2014 (first); Cruiser class Districts, 2014 (2nd); Gold Cup Championship, 2014 (3rd); Florida All-star BMX Series, 2013 (2nd).
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here is a saying that military soldiers do more before 9. a.m. than most men do all day. Well, Austin Reece has already accomplished more at 7 years old than most will achieve before age 21. Walking through the hallways of Pine Trail Elementary, Reece will look similar to the rest of the students. But, there is so much more than meets the eye for this third-grader with his signature half-Mohawk hairstyle. Reece began racing BMX in April of 2012, as a 4-year-old, and, in just seven months he had reached intermediate level after racking up eight wins. In that same month, he also began to train in Stan Lee’s United Martial Arts Self Defense System program as a kindergartner. “I really like the Nerf gun wars we get to do for training,” Reece said, “but I also like how it teaches me to protect myself.” Although he’s only 7, Austin has already used those self defense skills he’s been taught — on the race track. Two kids, older and bigger than he, attempted to bully him but found themselves on the wrong side of those bouts. “One of the times, he had a bigger kid that pushed him, and Austin almost failed,” said Tom Reece, his father. “As I looked around, I saw Austin wrap his legs around him and hit him a couple of times. Then his mother pulled him off. He tries to avoid stuff like that; he’s in it to have fun. Because they only get 25 minutes of practice, bigger kids try to bully the small kids for extra runs.” While those kids and others have ceased at any attempts to intimidate Reece, he’s continued to establish himself as a winner. A year after moving up to intermediate, Reece reached 25 wins, which made him an expert rider, a level most kids don’t achieve until nearly teenage years. Because of
his success, he has to race kids who are nearly twice his age. He can’t go any higher than that in BMX until he turns 16 and goes pro. Just as quickly as he excelled in the BMX world, Reece has also advanced in United Martial Arts. He’s already earned a high purple belt, which puts him nearly halfway to a black belt and makes him one of the youngest students to progress that far in Lee’s program. “He is smart and very agile,” said Lee about his student. “Our after-school and summer camp programs are accelerated programs. Most martial arts programs have their students attend class two or three times a week. Our after-school students attend class five days a week, and our summer camp students attend 13 classes a week.” When asked what he does outside of racing and UMA, Reece and his dad both said, “Train.” Even with a demanding schedule in both activities, Reece still finds time to excel in the classroom, as well. He maintained straight A’s throughout last year, making only one B. When he gets older, Reece, who rides for Factory Cycle Craft, a Florida-based company, hopes to become a professional BMX racer like Donny Robinson. Austin Reece leaps over a hill during a practice run.
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rowing up in a superstitious household was always fun. It added a level of excitement and comedy to an otherwise troublesome life in the ghetto. There were times, in the middle of sweeping our dirty, stained hard floors, when I would accidentally sweep over my siblings’ feet, and my mom would make someone spit (yes, spit) on the broom. If she didn’t, she believed, someone in the family would go to jail. Not a joking matter, but a lot of my family members have gone to jail. Of course, I believe it was due to a crime they committed, not the disregard of spittle. This was just one fish in an ocean of ridiculous notions. We couldn’t wash clothes on holidays, split a pole, had to travel in the opposite direction of black cats, tell our nightmares to someone lest they come true, perform a ritual if we broke a mirror — and so many others. Would you believe, as a kid, I actually tried to avoid all the cracks on the sidewalk pavement, so I wouldn’t get home to an ailing mother who suffered a cracked back because of my carelessness? The issue of superstitions crossed my mind the other day, when, jokingly, a coach blamed me for the lopsided inning his team suffered as I showed up late to the ballpark. As I laughed, I begin to wonder about all the crazy and meaningless habits people do to get the upper hand. A few years ago, there was a commercial about superstitions, featuring Stevie Wonder’s “Superstition” song, and the end of the commercial said, “It’s only weird if it doesn’t work.” Does it ever? Now, I know people claim the jerseys they wear weekly that never get washed all season are the reasons their teams win “some” games, but I don’t recall any team in the history of sports that never lost, at least in the modern era. Do superstitions have off-nights? Let’s face it: LeBron James and Tom Brady (along with deflated balls and spies) make “superstitions” work. Those who hold to their game routines should try them on the Cleveland Browns or the Philadelphia 76ers. I wonder who wins when both teams trust in superstitions. Do they cancel each other out? What are some of the superstitions you’ve learned or seen, and do you believe in superstitions? And, since we are on the subject, have any of you dreamed of fish lately? My wife and I are seeking to become first-time parents.
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Father Lopez Catholic High School is seeking donations for its football program this season. Here is an excerpt from head coach Jason Dunlap: “The large majority of our program’s funding continues to be generated from the players, their parents, and the support and generosity within the Green Wave community. This supporting cast is a critical part in the success of our program. This fundraiser will help us pay for the budgeted expenses for the upcoming year including needed team helmets and shoulder pads, our summer camp costs, and team meals when we travel. Along with my staff, I would like to personally thank everyone for supporting our program and invite each of you to a game this year.” For more information, call 253-5213.
Chuck Mecklem, an Ormond Beach resident, was recently inducted into the Florida Flag Football Hall of Fame, following the State Championship tournament in Palm Coast. His selection was based on the accomplishments of his and his national and state championship team. Mecklem played on the Daytona Lowenbrau team that won the state tournament three times and a national tournament in 1981. He played offensive and defensive halfback and was selected All-State and All-American at the state and national tournaments numerous times. Mecklem also played quarterback for Seabreeze High School and coached football at Ormond Beach Jr. High School.
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While most football players only practiced this summer, four Seabreeze Sandcrabs were fortunate to play not just any game, but to represent their country in the process. During Fourth of July weekend, Isaac Mott and Harper Giles competed in the USA Football Games, playing against some of the nation’s top high school players in Canton, Ohio. Mott broke up five passes and recorded three tackles, and Giles finished his game with 15 tackles and two sacks. James McCloskey and Ryan Fulcher both played in the upper age group games on Saturday, July 25, in Towson, Maryland. Fulcher assisted with a big block to help his team score its lone touchdown, and McCloskey had two-and-a-half sacks and 15 tackles. The players’ next goals are to make the roster on the USA National Team who will play against Team Canada in January 2016.
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Over 100 people attended the final concert in the city’s series.
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Isabella Szabo, 7, and Peter Fernandez battle it out with pool noodles.
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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 on the route. Tickets are $20 for adults and $7 for ages 7-12, and can be purchased at the OBHS Welcome Center or by phone using Visa or MasterCard. Reservations are required as space is limited. Call 677-7005. CREATION HEALTH SERIES 6 p.m. at the Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center’s medical office building, 305 Memorial Medical Parkway, Classrooms A and B, Daytona Beach. Free four-week lifestyle transformation program to help people reach their goals, live a full life and improve their wellbeing. The series will meet each Thursday. To RSVP, call 231-2229.
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WALKING WITH THE MANAGER 8 a.m. at The Casements, 25 Riverside Drive. Please meet near the entrance. The entire walk will be approximately two miles. UNITED WAY’S WOMEN’S INITIATIVE OF VOLUSIA’S 12TH-ANNUAL POWER OF THE PURSE LUNCHEON 11 a.m. at The Shores Resort and Spa. The event will begin with a silent auction on the rooftop level, and will continue at noon with a luncheon in the grand ballroom. It celebrates the committed women in Volusia County who give their time and effort toward a better life for local women and children. Tickets and sponsorships are still available online at pop-v-2015. eventbrite.com. Call 275-1944. MOVIES ON THE HALIFAX 8:30 p.m. at Rockefeller Gardens. The city’s Leisure Services Department and The Casements Guild will present “Paddington.” Bring a lawn chair or a blanket and come out and enjoy the movie. Refreshments for purchase will be available. Moving rating: PG.
SATURDAY, AUG. 8
WEST COAST SWING DANCING 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. at 1250 Hand Ave. Lesson at 7:30 p.m. Suggested donation $10. Call 316-4063.
MONDAY, AUG. 10
BREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUP 4 p.m. at Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center’s Cancer Institute’s conference room, 224 Memorial Medical Parkway, Daytona Beach. Join breast cancer patients and survivors. 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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AARP CHAPTER 1057 10 a.m. at Ormond Beach Presbyterian Church, 105 Amsden Road. Call 441-5642.
The Not Brothers Band performed classic covers on Friday night.
CANVAS AND COCKTAILS 6 to 8 p.m. at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum. Tropical Toucan with Pat Spano. Cost is $35 for members and $38.50 for nonmembers. Call 676-3347.
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AUG. 7 One film from the series will be shown on select Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m. This film series features issues surrounding urban agriculture and sustainability, including animal ethics, ocean ecologies and a range of environmental topics. The films are free and open to the public; donations are welcome. All screenings will be shown in the Southeast Museum of Photography’s Madorsky Theater. For more information contact 506-4475. WHEN: 1:30 p.m. Wednesdays INFO: For a list of showings, visit www.smponline.org/films.
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FAMILY ART NIGHT On Friday, Aug. 7, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., the Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens is having a free family art night. This event is held every first Friday of the month with art instructor Linda King. Aug. 7 will be an Asian style pagoda, all materials will be
provided. Call 676-3347. BEYOND THERAPY Aug. 7-30: the Limelight Theatre in St. Augustine is having a comedy/farce called “Beyond Therapy.” The play, directed by Christopher Durang, focuses on Prudence and Bruce from Manhattan seeking a stable romantic relationship with
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FLAGLER PLEIN AIR ART EXHIBIT WITH THE FLAGLER COUNTY ART LEAGUE Saturday, Aug. 8, from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The Flagler County Art League Gallery is having an art show to exhibit local artists who enjoy painting landscapes on location. Wine and food will be
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THE NUTCRACKER AUDITIONS On Saturday, Aug. 15, at 9 a.m., the St. Augustine Ballet is holding auditions for The Nutcracker, to play from Dec. 20 to Dec. 21 this year at Lewis Auditorium at Flagler College. Auditions will be held at Abella’s School of Dance at 1711 Lakeside Ave., Unit 9, in St. Augustine for ages 8 and up. For more information contact 904824-1746.
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ROB THOMAS WITH SPECIAL GUESTS PLAIN WHITE Ts At the St. Augustine Amphitheater, Rob Thomas and the Plain White Ts are playing on Thursday, Aug. 20, at 7 p.m. To purchase tickets, visit staugamphitheatre. com or call 800-745-3000.
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RICK SPRINGFIELD WITH LOVERBOY AND THE ROMANTICS At the St. Augustine amphitheater on Sunday, Aug. 30, at 6 p.m. Rick Springfield will be playing with Loverboy and the Romantics. These ‘80s stars have still got it and give thrilling, high energy performances all over the world. To purchase tickets visitstaugamphitheatre.com.
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CELEBRATE 450TH ANNIVERSARY WITH ART The St. Augustine Art Association is preparing for the upcoming “Celebrate St. Augustine” art exhibit on Tuesday, Sept. 1, from noon to 6 p.m. or Wednesday, Sept. 2, noon to 4 p.m. Artists who are members may participate in the exhibition and are encouraged to produce 2D or 3D
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O R M O N D B E AC H Bryan and Tamera Maynard, of Ormond Beach, sold 200 Royal Dunes Circle to Norman and Alona Novis, of Fruitland Park, for $332,000. Built in 1963, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and 1,967 square feet. It sold in 2008 for $273,000. Traci Young, of Georgia, sold 70 Ormond Shores Drive to Nicholas and Cynthia Amicone, of Ormond Beach, for $255,000. Built in 1960, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,313 square feet.
Susan Close and Kathleen Latonia Peterson, of Ormond Beach, sold 2 Water Oak Circle to Starr Real Estate LLC, of Ormond Beach, for $125,000. Built in 1962, the house has four bedrooms, two baths and 1,772 square feet. It sold in 1997 for $92,000. Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 48 Kent Drive to Lorilee Benson, of Shoreview, Minnesota, for $112,000. Built in 1959, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a
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James Butch, of Ormond Beach, sold 190 Limewood Place, Unit C, to Paul and Lynn Zukowski, of Wantagh, New York, for $77,500. Built in 1977, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,164 square feet. It sold in 2010 for $80,000. BREAKAWAY TRAILS
KB Home Jacksonville LLC, of Jacksonville, sold 164 Pergola Place to George Steinemann, of Ormond Beach, for $200,000. Built in 2015, the house has
Miguel and Kimberly Irigoyen, of Ormond Beach, sold 24 Dormer Drive to Harold and Jennifer Springborn, of Ormond Beach, for $273,000. Built in 2008, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,542 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $265,000. PLANTATION BAY
Sharion Johnson, of Ormond Beach, sold 916 Woodstream Lane to Jeffrey and Nancy Burgess, of Manchester, Massachusetts, for $208,000. Built in 1997, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,893 square feet. It sold in 1997 for $127,175. John Adams, of Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, contributed to this report.
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Tomoka Golf Course beauty on the 3rd fairway! 4 bedroom, 2 full BA & 2 half BA home w/ formal LR & DR, large FR w/ custom built-in fish tank & wood burning FP. Eat in kitchen is graced with SS appliances & casual dining area. The screened pool is perfect for those family BBQ’s or relaxing or enjoying family time in the shared outdoor sitting area looking out at the golf course. $299,900. Call Bill Navarra 334-9991. GOLF COURSE
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BEACHFRONT BEAUTY This 3BR/2BA home has great curb appeal w/ nicely landscaped yard. Inside features formal DR, LR, office/den. Large kitchen w/ tons of counter & cabinet space, breakfast bar & nook area w/ spectacular lake views. Split bedroom plan. Master suite has an extra-large MBA w/ double sinks, standup shower & WIC. Covered lanai outside w/ stunning lake views. $225,000. MLS #1004755. Call Addam Ralston at 386-846-4474.
4BR/2BA split plan home has over 2400SF living area, tile & carpet throughout & insulated windows. Gourmet kitchen has wood cabinets, granite CNTP, SS appliances, double SS sink & large pantry. Large LR, formal DR, master suite has trey ceiling, MBA w/ double sinks, garden tub & standup shower. Covered lanai overlooks yard. Community has playground, tennis & basketball courts. $229,235. MLS #1002426. Call Addam Ralston at 386-8464474.
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Theodore and Eva Karegianes, and Kris Karegianes, of Longwood, sold 55 Ormond Shores to Edward and Marion Hernandez, of Fort Lauderdale, for $90,000. Built in 1953, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 728 square feet. It sold 2007 for $132,000.
Larry Becker, and Debra and Scott Smith, of Ormond Beach, sold 223 W. Lindenwood Circle to Dakotah D’Arcy and Jennifer Adams, of Ormond Beach, for $144,000. Built in 1971, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,566 square feet. It sold in 1973 for $43,200.
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