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Bill Barber was thankful he was able to rescue his favorite photo of him and his son .

You can’t burn F down paradise

Emily Blackwood

The support Bill Barber and Lois Ayers received from total strangers after their house burned down convinced the couple that they’ve found their home. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

or Bill Barber and Lois Ayers, paradise was a home in Ormond-by-the-Sea with enough room for their two dogs, and a five-minute walk to the beach. The two months the couple spent there were nothing short of perfect. Feeling settled in, with just a few final touches remaining, the couple was looking forward to spending the rest of their lives in their dream home. But what happens when your dream home burns to the ground?

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“We never dreamed it would be our house. Our street looked like a war zone.”

BILL BARBER, upon seeing the smoke as he drove down his street

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Great Kids first-graders are Mackynzie Olague and Kylee Bero with Seabreeze cheerleader Laken Giles.

‘GREAT KIDS’ CHEERS WITH SEABREEZE CHEERLEADERS

Great Kids Learning Center girls cheered at the Seabreeze High School football game Sept. 16 with their cheerleader “sisters” at Municipal Stadium. Throughout the week, the girls attended cheerleading practice at Seabreeze High School to prepare for their debut.

‘LOOKED LIKE A WAR ZONE’

A former military reporter, Barber has witnessed scenes of destruction. But he never imagined he’d see such terrible damage in his own home, he said. Around 5:30 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 23, Barber and Ayers left for dinner at Lagerheads Bar & SEE FIRE PAGE 3A

What to do about the water down the drain? The city is hoping to reduce the 5 million gallons of treated water dumped in the Halifax. PAGE 2A

Great Kids girls are thirdgraders Aneela Bien Aime and Anastasia Morales with Seabreeze cheerleader Azaline Thompson.

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Recycling water

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Incentives are offered where the water is available. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

The City Commission approved an incentive program Sept. 20 to encourage residents on the beachside to connect to the reclaimed water system for irrigation. Availability has recently been expanded south of Granada Boulevard. Having more people connect will “reduce the city’s discharge of wastewater effluent and nutrients to the Halifax River,” according to a staff report to the City Commission. Also, using reclaimed water for irrigation means drawing less water from the aquifer. Commissioner Rick Boehm said he hopes people realize the benefits of hooking up to the reclaimed water. “It’s a great benefit to the environment as a whole,” he said. “It’s the right way to do things.” The city produces about 32 million gallons of wastewater every week. This includes all the water flushed down toilets and emptied down drains in homes. About 27 million gallons are reused for irrigation. That leaves about five million gallons every week that is released into the Halifax River after being treated to standards set by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The city furnishes reclaimed water for irrigation not only to the beachside, but also some mainland neighborhoods and golf courses. Reclaimed water has been available north of Granada Boulevard and was introduced south of Granada Boulevard in 2013. The city received a grant this year from the St. Johns River Water Management District, which will pay one third of the cost of expanding the system further. The city plans to promote the incentive program to residents who are eligible.

Homeowners electing to connect to the reclaimed water system are currently required to get a permit and pay a fee of $245, which includes $215 for the connection fee and $30 for a permit application fee. Of the 124 properties on streets where reclaimed water service has been expanded south of Granada, only seven residents have applied for service to date. According to the staff report, residents have been reluctant to connect until their present irrigation system needs replacement. Staff wants to encourage connection with a temporary waiver of the connection fee. In the incentive program, residents will pay only the $30 application fee portion of the permit. This proposal also includes a refund to those properties that already connected to the reuse system following the Phase 1 expansion project. The funds lost by the connection fee will be made up by the $16 monthly service charge to properties that otherwise would not have connected, according to the report. QUALITY CONTROLLED

The reclaimed water is not potable, but has been treated to standards from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. According to Jessica Boyd, department spokeswoman, “the quality of the treated wastewater (effluent) is regulated through a facility’s wastewater permit requirements to ensure that the receiving water body is protected. Permit limits and treatment requirements are determined by the unique characteristics of the receiving water body. There should be minimal impacts on the environment.” She said Florida leads the nation in water reuse, as approximately 738 million gallons per day of reclaimed water were used for beneficial purposes in 2015.

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FPL HELPS OUT UNITED WAY Florida Power and Light recently donated $20,000 to United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties. Shown above are James Halleran, United Way chairman, and Larry Volenec, external affairs manager for FPL.

FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE RELEASES SONG DEDICATED TO MAYOR ED KELLEY Mayor Ed Kelley is part of the inspiration behind the new Florida Georgia Line song, “While He’s Still Around.”

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In the song, Brian Kelley — one half of the superstar country duo, and Mayor Kelley’s son — sings about spending quality time with his dad, doing things like fishing and fixing up old cars. The track is on the group’s new album, “Dig Your Roots.” The song was written back around 2009, when Mayor Kelley went into cardiac arrest while helping his son move into an apartment in Nashville with Florida Georgia Line’s other half, Tyler Hubbard. “I already had a bypass surgery in 1999, so I knew some of the symptoms,” he said. “I felt a tightness. I laid down, and I told them ‘You better call 911.’” While in the ambulance, Mayor Kelley heard one of the para-

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medics say, “I can’t get a pulse.” The next thing he heard was a faint “Sir,” that got progressively louder and louder. “They said, ‘You were in cardiac arrest, and we had to shock you back twice,’” he said. “Brian and Tyler were standing outside the ambulance praying.” That moment wasn’t the only experience that inspired “While He’s Still Around.” The song was also written about Hubbard’s father, who was killed in a helicopter accident in 2007, and two other Florida Georgia Line writers who had lost their dads. “It was kind of this thing that stayed with them for the last seven years,” said Kelley, who had a stent procedure and has been fine ever since. “I’m grateful to be here, and proud to know that he appreciates life. We all know where we’re going — but we don’t want to go any sooner than we have to.”

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When Carson Smith was just 2 days old, he died in his mother’s arms. The doctors were able to revive him, and they told his mother that the near-tragedy was a result of complications during breastfeeding. Cassandra Smith, however, believed it was directly related to reactions to the routine vaccines he received after he was born. “Every time he got a vaccine, he had a reaction,” she said. “Like large, red spots at the injection site, a fever over 105 degrees or screaming all night long. I told the pediatrician that the shots were doing something to him, but they always said it was something else. Finally, I said, ‘Enough. I know my son.’” Cassandra Smith stopped vaccinating Carson, and when she had her youngest, Ashton, she chose not to vaccinate him either. After witnessing Carson’s reactions — she said he regressed at 15 months old, stopped hitting his milestones and didn’t talk again until he was 3 years old — she decided against the standard, medically recommended vaccinations.

Cassandra Smith vaccinated her elder son, Carson (left), but chose not to vaccinate her younger son, Ashton.

Smith was among a group of people who attended a seminar about vaccinations that was hosted Sept. 26 by Vaxxed and held at Love Whole Foods. Vaxxed is a bus that is currently on a national tour promoting the film, “Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe,” which alleges that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention prevented the release of information linking vaccines to autism. The movie is controversial — enough so that it was pulled from the lineup of the Tribeca Film Festival, which had initially planned to screen it. Its director, British former gastroenterologist Andrew Wakefield, was the lead researcher

in a 1998 study purporting to find a link between the measlesmumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism. Independent investigations into his research revealed multiple ethical violations — among them, that Wakefield had been paid by lawyers who planned to sue vaccine manufacturers — that were serious enough that Wakefield’s medical license was revoked for deliberate falsification of data, among other charges. Other researchers who’d had their names on the study withdrew their names, and the journal in which the study was published retracted the study. Wakefield’s colleagues in the medical field

repeatedly used the word “fraud” and “fraudulent” when describing his research to journalists. The film doesn’t address those issues with Wakefield’s research, though Wakefield repeatedly appears in it as an expert. It includes interviews with pharmaceutical insiders, doctors, politicians and parents of such as Cassandra Smith, who believe that vaccines harmed their children. According to the CDC’s website, the MMR vaccine side effects commonly include a sore arm from the shot, fever, mild rash and temporary pain and stiffness in the joints, mostly in teenage or adult women who did not already have immunity to the rubella component of the vaccine. The site does report that the MMR vaccine has been linked with a very small risk of febrile seizures (seizures or jerking caused by fever), but they are not associated with any long-term effects. It also states that some people may experience swelling in the cheeks or neck. The MMR vaccine rarely causes a temporary low platelet count, which can cause a bleeding disorder that usually goes away without treatment and is not life threatening. In an extremely rare case, a person may have a serious allergic reaction to MMR vaccine.

Fire destroys home in Ormond-by-the-Sea Grill. While they were eating, they noticed a big cloud of smoke coming from down the road. “We never dreamed it would be our house,” Barber said. “Our street looked like a war zone.” Debris covered the floor, the roof melted through the living room and the house that had almost felt like home was withered to ashes. PARADISE DESTROYED

Though officials are still investigating the cause of the fire, Barber said he feels pretty certain it started on the porch. Earlier that day, the couple had bought an electric cooler from a yard sale and plugged it in next to the grill. He believes it caught fire, and spread. In addition to losing their home

and most of their belongings, the couple also lost their pet shih tzu, Marco. They’d celebrated his fourth birthday just a week before. Their other dog, a dachshundcorgi mix named Willie, survived. “Our neighbors broke through our front door, and Willie came running out,” Barber said. “They tried, but the smoke was too dense for anyone to get in.” Some sentimental things survived the fire, including their wedding band, Ayers’ father’s military funeral flag and Barber’s baseball card collection, which he shares with his son. FINDING PARADISE IN THE AFTERMATH

When Bill Barber told a friend from back home about the fire,

NANCY BETCHER, Ormond Beach resident

Anyone who has ever had a lifethreatening allergic reaction to the antibiotic neomycin, or any other component of MMR vaccine, should not get the vaccine. The CDC says that getting the MMR vaccine is much safer than getting measles, mumps or rubella. But people such as Ormond Beach resident Nancy Betcher still want to get all the information they can to make their own decisions regarding vaccines. “I’m torn,” she said. “ I grew up in an age where smallpox and polio were still out there, and the shots for those were wonderful. I would be all for vaccinations if they didn’t have the toxic stuff. Those are doing more harm than good.” Cassandra Smith says that though she’s chosen not to vaccinate, she understands why people do. “I felt the same way they did,” she said. “I was in their shoes. They always say vaccine injuries are one in a million, and both of my sons were that one in a million. It’s just not a risk I’m willing to take.” Visit vaxxedthemovie.com. For more information on the CDC’s position on vaccine safety, visit cdc.gov/vaccinesafety. Jonathan Simmons contributed to this report.

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Bill Barber, his fiancé, Lois Ayers, and their pup, Willie

she replied, “Maybe now you’ll quit posting about how you’re living in paradise.” But paradise was just starting to reveal itself for Barber and Ayers. “We’ve found more paradise in these past three days than we did in the past two months,” Ayers

“I’m torn. I grew up in an age where small pox and polio were still out there, and the shots for those were wonderful. I would be all for vaccinations if they didn’t have the toxic stuff. Those are doing more harm than good.”

said. “We’ve been overwhelmed with clothes, food, support — anything we need. All from people we don’t know.” Barber agreed. “We’ve had more names and numbers given to us than we know what to do with,” he said.

“We barely know anyone, and we’ve had this outpouring from strangers. Strangers that are now our friends. We’ve found our paradise. You couldn’t pry us off that little plot of land.” The couple plans to tear down what’s left of their old home, and build a new one. Despite the hardships they’ve endured these past few days, they don’t plan on leaving any time soon. Ayers puts it this way: “I didn’t drive 12,000 miles towing that little red truck down here to turn tail and run.” Realty Pros Assured agent Wayne Carter started a GoFundMe page to raise $5,000 to help the couple rebuild their lives. Visit gofundme.com/2qx6dpo to donate.

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2016

Ormond Beach

CRIME RUINS VACATION Out-of-town gangs are suspected in car break-ins. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

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HIGHLIGHTS

A recent visitor to the city was the victim of a crime that occurs throughout Florida. But Stan Lomowski said the incident that happened during a weekend vacation will keep him from visiting the city again. Staying at a beachside hotel, he and his wife decided on Sept. 19 to walk their dog at Fortunato Park, something Lomowski did quite often when he lived in Ormond Beach five years CAR ago. BREAKS “It’s such a nice Police reported 257 area. Right by John car break-ins in the Anderson,” he said. first six months of They walked the year. their dog under the bridge and around Rockefeller Gardens, and then around the sidewalk at Fortunato. When they got back to their car, they found the driver and passenger windows were broken out, and two iPads stolen that were hidden under the seats. He said they took their iPads to the park, because they did not think they would be safe in the hotel room. He said the officers that arrived were “super nice” and were able to get fingerprints. He said he and his wife were “stressed out to the max,” over the event, especially driving back to Orlando with missing windows and two dogs in the car. “I’ll never go back to Ormond Beach,” he said. “I think it’s just

sad, very sad.” He suggested cameras in the park. “It’s Orwellian to think about, but it’s the world we live in,” he said. Police records show there have been four car break-ins at Fortunato Park so far this year, and two at Cassen Park. There have been three at The Casements. GANGS SUSPECTED

An Ormond Beach police officer patrolling Fortunato Park on Sept. 23 said he checks the parks several times a day, as well as business parking lots in the city. He walks around and looks in the cars, and if he sees a valuable in plain sight, he leaves a Crime Opportunity Report Form letting the owner know they are taking a risk. The officer said a group called the “felony lane” gang, which breaks into cars all along the East Coast, are suspected for many of the break-ins. Police believe the criminals sometimes wait and watch for targets in the parking areas. “Felony Lane” refers to the fact that the thieves use the lane in the bank drive-thru fartherest from the teller when using stolen IDs. City Manager Joyce Shanahan pointed out there are warning signs in the park to let people know of the danger. A sign on the driveway into the park says, “Take your keys. Secure valuables. Lock your car.”

Wayne Grant

A police officer checks to see if valuables are left visible in a car. If he sees any, he leaves a warning card for the owner.

UNLOCKED CARS: A PROBLEM

While the “felony lane” gang smashes windows, there are numerous car breaks where the thieves try doors until they find an unlocked car, according to Police Chief Jesse Godfrey. This happens particularly at night in neighborhoods. At a neighborhood meeting in June, Ormond Beach police told citizens that 257 car breaks had been reported in the city so far in the year, and the majority of cars were left unlocked. Godfrey said that he finds it particularly alarming that 21 handguns have been stolen from vehicles this year, and only two were forced break-ins. He said gun owners should be responsible in caring for their weapons.

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Friday, October 7th, at 7:00 PM in Rockefeller Gardens, 26 Riverside Drive. Grab a blanket or chair and come out and join the fun!

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Erev Rosh Hashanah 6:45 pm October 3rd

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Tashlich at Granada & Beach St. 4:30 pm October 4th

Rosh Hashanah Second Day 9:00 am October 11th

Kol Nidre 6:30 pm October 12th

Yom Kippur 9:00 am October 12th

Yizkor 11:00 am October 12th

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Granada Gourmet owner retires to cook full time — at home And also she wants to hang out with her grandkids. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

Patti Surguine opened Granada Gourmet 16 years ago.

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After 16 years of helping people stock their kitchens, Patti Surguine is retiring to spend more time in her own. “I’m a working girl,” she said. “And when you’re a working girl, and you get home, you don’t have time to fuss over recipes. But I do love to cook, and now I’m going to have plenty of time.” Along with canning, preserving and making her own bread — which she did for her family for 30 years — she also wants to visit her children and grandchildren. “I just want to travel with my cute husband of 44 years and see my kids,” she said. This isn’t the first time Surguine has retired. She was a teacher until 1998, and then started working at Granda Gourmet part-time for the original owners, Donna Dirscherl and Shirley Raines. She bought the store in 2000 with Susan Gambert, another parttime employee, until she became the sole owner in 2002. Though she plans on leaving in the fall, she hopes someone buys her shop as it has become a favorite spot for locals to buy specialty culinary items. “I don’t do this lightly,” she said. “I love talking to customers and entertaining. I would do this for nothing. I’ll definitely miss it.”

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2016

I take back everything I ever said about dollar stores

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Observer “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.”

All it took was a $4 bottle of my favorite wine and some super weird Halloween decorations to change me.

EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

So I know you guys have lives and stuff, but if you recall a column I wrote a month ago, I took a stand against the overwhelming number of dollar stores we have within our city limits. I ranted on for a few hundred words about how it’s too much, and we need more diversity in our retail market. While I still stand by some of that, I have since learned that dollar stores kind of rule — especially when adulting hits, and you have to give up your daily Starbucks lifestyle. I’ll be the first to admit that I’m a little naive when it comes to money. Usually, when I’m shopping for groceries, I don’t think twice about what I’m throwing in my cart. My phi-

losophy tends to be: “I want it. I’m buying it.” But let me stop you mideye-roll there, friend, to let you know that I’m currently doing some super grown-up things that have changed that philosophy and turned me into a very frugal person. Like attempting-to-liveoff-$30-a-week kind of frugal. While I’m mostly saving money by mooching off my friends and making a large Hawaiian pizza last an entire week, I have been missing my one passionate love in life: shopping for useless things I don’t need. And also: having a fully stocked fridge. I thought it would be months before I could go on a “normal” shopping trip again — until my mom changed my life, per usual. She originally came over to help me get out my fall/ Halloween decorations, but we realized I only had, like, two pumpkin candle holders. Between that and noticing that my fridge was getting scary empty, she suggested we go out

FRIEDRICH HAYEK “Road to Serfdom,” 1944

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Mom may or may not be going as a cry baby for Halloween.

and pick up a few things. My heart screamed Target, but my bank account whispered Dollar Tree. And while I thought I’d just get my basic necessities, I actually ended up finding some really awesome stuff for only 20 bucks: off-brand deodorant, blackberry wine, potato chips, two screaming baby masks for Halloween, a huge bouncy ball, a pumpkin-scented candle, and a big pack of

Slim Jims. It was nothing short of insane. So I’m sorry Dollar Tree, Dollar General and whatever other dollar stores may exist in my zip code. I misjudged you by your sometimes-sketchy exterior, and failed to get to know all the strange and wonderful products you provide on the inside. Now who wants to buy me a pizza?

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Motorists may have noticed the knee-high grass in front of the new CVS Pharmacy at the corner of West Granada Boulevard and North Nova Road last week. It has now been mowed and neatly trimmed. City Manager Joyce Shanahan said the corporate headquarters for CVS Pharmacy apparently did not realize they needed to make arrangements for lawn maintenance at the store. The city Neighborhood Improvement Division contacted the store headquarters and let them know about the need for lawn service.

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City approves Cypress Trails The City Commission approved a zoning map amendment Sept. 20 that allows a development called Cypress Trails, with 48 single family lots, to move forward. The zone change, from suburban residential to planned residential development, was necessary because the lots are less than one acre in size. The PRD process requires that the land have adequate water holding capacity, buffers, natural space, etc. The land is located on the east side of Clyde Morris Boulevard south of Hand Avenue. At the Planning Board meeting where the zoning change was recommended, residents of nearby Aberdeen community said a traffic light is needed at their exit, and even more now with coming development. However, Clyde Morris in under Volusia County jurisdiction for traffic control. After the vote to approve the zoning change, Mayor Ed Kelley told city staff that the city should recommend the county examine the need for a traffic light at the location. A second vote on the ordinance will be required.

Hospice volunteers sought Halifax Health — Hospice is seeking caring and dedicated volunteers to provide assistance in the Ormond Beach area, according to a press release. Volunteers can choose to help prepare meals; socialize with patients and families; or

serve as a receptionist. Those who can assist with clerical duties, including data entry, are needed as well. Those interested need to attend all three curriculums from 1 to 4:30 p.m. on Oct. 6, 13 and 20 at the Halifax Health – Hospice Ormond Beach Care Center, 235 Booth Road. For additional information, contact Tammy Dunn at 4254701, ext. 66127, or tammy. dunn@halifax.org; or Pattie Lax at 425-4701, ext. 66478, or patricia.lax@halifax.org.

Master Gardeners needed The University of Florida, Volusia County Extension, is accepting applications for the 2017 Master Gardener Training Program, which runs from Jan. 10 through Feb. 16. Master gardeners are volunteers who answer gardening questions at the Volusia County Agricultural Center, present horticultural classes to community groups, work with school gardens, help maintain the demonstration gardens at the extension office and staff information booths at fairs and garden shows. They must attend an 80-hour course on urban gardening, earn 10 continuing education units each year and volunteer 75 hours the first year and 35 hours in following years. The application is posted online at volusia.org/mastergardener. The $200 tuition includes books and materials. Applications and checks are due by Nov. 4. For more information and to arrange an interview be-

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Activities for kids when schools are closed available Volusia County’s Parks, Recreation and Culture Division is planning chaperoned activities for students on days that schools are closed: 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on teacher duty day, Oct. 21; and Veterans Day, Nov. 11. The Robert Strickland Recreation Center, 1670 Strickland Range Road, Holly Hill, will host the following activities for children ages 6 to 11. Oct. 21: A trip to Chuck E. Cheese in Port Orange. The cost is $30. Register at the recreation center from noon to 6 p.m. on Oct. 10, 12 and 14. Nov. 11: Children will participate in playground activities and take a trip to the movies. The cost is $30. Register at the recreation center from noon to 6 p.m. on Nov. 1, 3, 4 and 5. Payment must be by check or money order. Students must bring lunch, drinks and/ or spending money to each activity. For more information about the Strickland activities, contact David Hinson at dhinson@ volusia.org or 736-5953, ext. 12663. There are also field trips at Gemini Springs Park in DeBary. Detailed fliers are available at volusia.org/recreation.

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PUPPY SCAM 2:10 p.m. — 1500 Block of West Granada Boulevard Theft. The victim wanted to buy a certain breed of puppy and found a website by using Google search. He began corresponding by email with the suspect. The victim did a Western Union transfer for $790. for a puppy. He then received an email saying the puppy would be flown to the airport where he could pick it up. A supposed transport company emailed the victim and told him to send $980 for insurance that would be refunded when he picked up the puppy. The victim became suspicious and emailed the suspect that he would drive to their location in Virginia and pick up the puppy. The suspect said the transport company had the puppy. The victim then looked up the address of the breeder and found it to be a convenience store. He called police and reported a fraud.

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SHOULD BE EASY TO SPOT 10:13 a.m. — 400 Block of Hand Avenue Theft. The victim said a concrete elephant statue was stolen from his yard. It was identified as being three feet tall, weighing 70 pounds, with a small turtle on top of a purple ball. A be-on-the-lookout was issued.

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PORCH SITTING 9:16 a.m. — 300 Block of Rio Pinar Drive Loitering or Prowling. The victim said she found the suspect sleeping on her porch. When confronted, the suspect said she just sat down for a minute and fell asleep. She then left the area. The officer found the suspect on the porch of another residence. As the officer approached, he could see her slightly opening her eyes to look at him. Asked if she lived there or knew the owners of the house, she said she did not. After being read her Miranda rights, she was asked if she understood them and she said no. Asked what she didn’t understand, she said she didn’t understand why he was reading them to her. The officer said he was conducting an investigation, and she said that’s not how you conduct an investigation. She then said she understood her rights and would answer questions. She said she was waiting on the homeowners to come back because they said they were going to help her but she could not describe them. The homeowner said he did not know the suspect. A person inside the house said she was scared because the suspect looked into a window. The suspect could not provide a reason for her presence at the house so she was arrested for loitering or prowling.

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ootbal is a game known for its physicality, brutality and all the other vicious adjectives. It’s always been considered the ultimate men’s game — from the players on the field to the coaches on the sidelines. But at the Ormond Beach Pride, there are two girl players and a woman coach who didn’t get the memo, and the head coach couldn’t be happier about it. Meadow Penney (10U) plays running back and defensive end.

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Tabitha Martin (12U) plays wide receiver, and Nitosha Bell coaches the 6U team. MORE THAN A FOOTBALL MOM

Bell first joined the Pride organization as a team mom six years ago, when her twins first played. She has been asked to coach in previous seasons but declined. This year, she finally accepted and is enjoying her position so much, she wants to continue and hopefully reach the high school level. “I just want to be able to encourage the boys to learn and know the importance of the game,” she said. Bell says she has only received positive and encouraging words for her position, and she hopes more women will continue to fill the sidelines on all football levels. PENNEY FOR HER TALENTS

Meadow loves football. What’s more surprising is that she loves the physicality that comes with it, and it shows.Meadow received an ovation when she sacked the quarterback this past week. When she gets in the game, she looks to make a play.

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“When I was little,” Tabitha said, “I didn’t like makeup, so I was pushed to do more boy things. I was always around boys, and they taught me how to play football.” Earlier in the season, Tabitha felt like her teammates treated her lightly because she was a girl. While at her birthday party, she requested that Glenn Hill — 6-foot-3 and 305 pounds — hit her the same way he hits the rest of the guys. “And he did — twice,” said Heather Mottern, Tabitha’s mother. “But she got right back up.” Tabitha plans to try out for the Mainland Buccaneers next year as a freshman. BRIAN COLUBIALE ON THE THREE LADIES

“I love it. Football is coaches and players playing a game. Boys and girls, big and small, black and white — it doesn’t matter. When that ball is snapped, they are all a team, playing together and having fun.”

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t is the one band I’ve seen capture the undivided attention of opposing supporters and band members during the game and halftime. And at halftime, this band causes fans to postpone their trips to the concession stands and restrooms to hear and see the latest music and moves. This music machine is the Mainland band. I’ve taken in many high school football games, but, when I covered the Bucs for the first time two years ago, this band made me do something I’ve never done before or since — except for Mainland. While the Bucs — the best football team in the area — were playing exceptionally well on the field, the band had hijacked my attention off the field. I had never seen anything like it on the prep level. I knew every song — current or classic — and the members of the band had movements for every key. So what does the band do to separate itself from the others? The band practices twice as much as most other high school bands. And, according to band director Johnny Mims, it’s all worth it, when he and the band see how the players react to the music. “They thrive off our music,” he said. “It’s very important that we’re on point and doing what we need to do, so we can help our team win.” The band is composed of the musical instruments, the color guard, the Lady Bucs, the flag girls and the majorettes. They all play their part to make the Mainland game an entertaining performance — on and off the field. When it comes to his band, Mims held no punches when he said this: “You’re not going to find a high school band as good as we are. We work very, very hard. We sound good and look good – all the time.” If you’ve never experienced this band, treat yourself to an event this season.”

The Ormond Pride won all but a game this past week against the Flagler Warriors. The scores were as follows: Pride won 14U 40-6, 12U 3412, 10U (Warriors) 18-13, 8U 19-14, 6U 18-13. Photo by Jeff Dawsey

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upset Mainland, but the Bucs did to them what they do to all the other teams last week. They put up 40 points and dare their opponents to keep up against their defense – and it never happens. This game should be a cake walk for Mainland.

Flagler Palm Coast (1-3) vs. Sandalwood

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Cyrus Fagan and Brian Jenkins celebrate after Jenkins returned a punt to the one-yard line against Apopka.

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Seabreeze (0-4) at Pine Ridge

Hey there, football fans. This year, I’ll be making predictions, just for fun. Do you agree with my winners and the scores? Share your thoughts on Twitter @PCOsports.

Pine Ridge wins 27-3. Every week it’s the same story: Seabreeze has no offense. The Sandcrabs failed to score a point again, this past week, which decreases the offensive scoring to a little over a point per contest. Pine Ridge has only won a game, but the Panthers can actually score. While they struggle on defense, Pine Ridge will score enough to beat Seabreeze.

Matanzas (4-0) at New Smyrna

Matanzas wins 31-3. The Pirates have become the team that other teams hate to play. Other than last year at Mainland, Matanzas has stifled every team it’s played in the last two seasons, and its offense has actually gotten better. If New Smyrna’s 47-3 loss to FPC is indication of how this game might go, the Pirates are going to run through the Barracudas.

Mainland (5-0) vs. Deltona Mainland wins 47-10. The Bucs have played a number of state-ranked opponents, and they continue to show why there are ranked in the upper echelon of all classes. Some journalists picked Apopka to

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Sandalwood wins 33-13. The Bulldogs play one of the most difficult schedules in Florida football. Their very best is demanded of them weekly, but they’re not able to compete with most of their opponents. While they played an exceptional game against New Smyrna, FPC will host undefeated Sandalwood this week. Other than their 17-14 win over Spruce Creek, the Saints have scored at least 35 points in all of their games while holding all of their opponents to 14 or lower.

Father Lopez (1-3) at Trinity Prep Lopez wins 31-21. The Green Wave hasn’t been able to stop anyone this season. The defense allowed 35 points in Lopez’s only win. And the offense has struggled at times, but, as it showed in its previous game against John Carroll Catholic, it can score. Down 24-0 early in the game, the Green Wave put up 19 straight points – and then went scoreless for the rest of the game. Both teams have struggled to stop other teams, but Lopez will score enough in the end to get the win.

Going to finals in a golf tournament are Pat Larsen, Suzette Sweeny, Melody Kimmel, Jeanie Schreiber, Katy Nelson, Lea Buckley, Mimi Lenio and Jackie Poole.

Ormond women golfers go to national championship The EWGA chapter was formed in Ormond Beach. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

Several members of the Daytona Beach chapter of the Executive Women’s Golf Association will be going to the EWGA Cup finals in Rancho Mirage, California, on Nov. 11 and 12. The women are members of a team called the 19th Hole Champs and they placed high enough in 18 holes of four-ball and 18 holes of singles on Sept. 10 and 11 in the Southern Qualifier at LPGA International to advance to the finals at Westin Mission Hills Resort. The chapter was started in Ormond Beach 10 years ago. They play at Halifax Plantation and Riverbend, in Ormond Beach, and other courses. “We are women with a passion for golf who come together for fitness, fun, friendship and professional networking,” said spokeswoman Connie Karby in

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2016

A walk to remember Ormond family honors mom during Walk to End Alzheimer’s event JEFF DAWSEY SPORTS EDITOR

undreds of Flagler County residents assembled for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s two-mile walk on Saturday, Sept. 24, at Veterans Park, in Flagler Beach. As the pre-walk ceremony took place, tears flooded the gathering, and many family members, friends and caregivers mourned the loss of their loved ones. Those in attendance shared stories, while others discussed the difficulty of watching family members regress in their later years due to the disease. Kathy’s Butterflies made its presence known by handing out purple wristbands with pink butterflies and the name Kathy Hamilton with her 1951-2016 lifespan written on. She was the mother of Ormond Beach residents Jessica and Sam Snowden; Hamilton lost her battle with Alzheimer’s on June 11. “We took care of her for the last two years of her life, and it was rough seeing a registered nurse turn into a 5-year-old,” Jessica

Kathy Hamilton 1951-2016

said. “Watching her lose her memory was very hard. We had to pay the bills and help her take a shower. They (Alzheimer’s victims) lose the steps of taking a shower.” When asked what she would remember most about her mother, Sam said, “Just life in general. She gave and did everything for her children.” This year the Alzheimer’s Association Central and North Florida Chapter is seeking to raise over $80,000 in Flagler County for community programs and research in and around the area to help families and their loved ones manage through the illness, and it has currently raised $53,730. Kathy’s Butterflies is ranked as the third-highest fundraiser group for this chapter.

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Jessica Snowden, with her daughter Gabriella Hightower, walk to raise funds for Alzheimer’s awareness.

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2016

Evolution Health Club changes locations Evolution Health Club will move to 495 S. Nova Road at the end of October. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

The two-story building at 1 S. Kings Road has had a lot of names over the years: Omega 40, Club Boom, Varsity Athletic Club, Elite World Class Fitness Center and finally, Evolution Health Club. And Pat Fanning has been there through them all. He started out as just a member of Omega 40, a popular racketball club in the 1980s that at one time had as many as 3,000 members. It was there that Fanning shared memories, birthdays and bonded over beer with fellow members. It was a community first and a fitness club second. “There are so many people in this town who met their husbands and wives here in the ’80s,” he said. “And so many kids grew up here playing racquetball.” It was nostalgia of the building that motivated Fanning to take over the business with many names and give it one more: Evolution Health Club. Fanning has been running the show with his son, Ryan Fanning, and the other managing owner, Josh Bevilacqua, for two years. While Fanning really loves the building he spent so much of his life in, at the end of October the club is moving to 495 S. Nova Road, Suite 113.

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The Evolution Health Club building has housed excercise businesses since the 1980s.

“We’re going to focus on our personal training and group fitness, like the boxing bootcamps,” Fanning said. “We’ve got new equipment coming that we haven’t had before, like stairclimbers.” At the end of the October, the health club will be in the new building, and Fanning hopes current and future clients will make the move with them. “The fitness world is constantly evolving, and that’s what we do,” he said. “It’s the life we love and live.” Visit evolutionhealthclubormond.com for more information.

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THURSDAY, SEPT. 29

FRIDAY, SEPT. 30

Emily Blackwood

Rabbi Dr. Bruce Tucker is inviting the public to attend Beth Judah’s Erev Rosh Hashana Oct. 2.

Rosh Hashana is on God’s calendar — is it on yours? EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

Members of the congregation at Beth Judah have a very important meeting coming up: a one-on-one with God. Starting Oct. 3 on Rosh Hashana — or the beginning of the Jewish New Year — they will spend 10 days checking in with God and seeing what he has in store for their lives and the world. During this time, people of the Jewish faith take into account how much they are loving, forgiving and praying. “God likes to keep a calendar,” said Rabbi Dr. Bruce Tucker. “And he lets us in on it. This is the time when we prepare for God to speak to us in a special way. Everything is about listening in Judaism. It’s the spiritual experience of listening to God.” This period starts with the Jewish New Year and ends with Yom Kippur, or The Day of Atonement. This is when God forgives his people for anything and everything, according to Rabbi Tucker. “There are a lot of traditional, very moving prayers that touch the soul,” he said. “Prayers that have been prayed for thousands of years. We want people to begin to find the deepest part of their inner being and find strength in that.” For more info on the synagogue visit bethjudahmessianic.com.

THE HIGH HOLY DAYS AT BETH JUDAH SUNDAY, OCT. 2

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Rosh Hashana at 10 a.m. Begin the new Jewish year with mishpacha at our morning service. Tashlich Service at 4 p.m.

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Kol Nidre Service at 7 p.m. Join us for the solemn “All Vows” service as we begin Yom Kippur.

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Yom Kippur morning service at 10 a.m. Yizkor service at 12:30 p.m. Neilah from 6:30 p.m. to sundown. Then Break-theFast with Beth Judah Mishpacha after sundown and celebrate as we put the traditional “first nail” in our Sukkah.

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Erev Sukkot at 6:30 p.m. Celebrate the feast of Sukkot throgh Sunday, Oct. 23.

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Simchat Torah Service at 6:30 p.m. Rejoice with the Torah at Congregation Beth Judah. All events are held at Beth Judah Messianic Congregation, 3217 State Road 40, Ormond Beach.

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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PANCAKE BREAKFAST 8 a.m. to noon at St. Brendan Catholic Church, 1000 Ocean Shore Blvd. Hosted by Father Eamonn Gill Council 13018 Knights of Columbus. Served in the Social Hall. The meal includes pancakes, scrambled eggs, a sausage link, orange juice and endless coffee. Cost for adults is $5, children under 12 eat free. BETH MOORE WOMEN’S VIDEO CONFERENCE: “A ROYAL GATHERING WITH THE KING OF KINGS” 1:30 p.m. at Tomoka Christian Church, 1450 Hand Ave. The daylong event will feature brand new teachings of Moore, a popular, national Christian speaker. Christian performing artist Travis Cottrell will lead worship.

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Tickets cost $15 per person. They may be purchased online at BethMoore.tomoka.cc or at The Nations Market inside the church during weekend services. POWER PARENTING: ONE DAY QUICK COURSE 1 p.m. at the Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center Medical Office Building Classroom B, 305 Memorial Medical Parkway, Daytona Beach. Focuses on newborn care. Cost is $50 per couple. Registration is required and scholarships are available. Call 231-3152 or visit FloridaHospitalBabies.com/classes.

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CALLIGRAPHY WORKSHOP: FREE VERSALS 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum. Students will start with a basic capital letter, add freeform lines to create unique individual letters that can be filled in. Students are responsible for bringing Black Micron Pens, sizes 01, 02, 03 & (08 optional), that can be purchased at any art store and a ruler. Roasted coffee will be provided by Steel Oak Coffee. Level is beginner to intermediate. Cost is $60 for members and $66 for nonmembers.

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NEWBORN CARE CLASS 7 p.m. at Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center Medical Office Building, 305 Memorial Medical Parkway, Daytona Beach. Taught by a certified instructor, this class teaches tools to calm a crying, fussy baby and gives tips for practicing safe sleep and reducing the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Cost is $20 per couple. Registration is required and scholarships are available. Call 231-3152 or visit FloridaHospitalBabies.com/classes.

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2016

PUBLICATION DAY Two books were recently published by Ormond Beach authors. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

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Above: Jeff Boyle Right: ‘Hidden Truths’

CANDO DISSOLVED Jeff Boyle was involved in the successful effort to limit the heights of buildings in Ormond Beach to 75 feet. Citizens voted in favor of the referendum in 2006. The effort was the beginning of the CANDO citizen’s organization, which was dissolved in January, “10 years to the day after it was formed,” Boyle said. Citizens and Neighbors Devoted to Ormond Beach had not been active, and Boyle said there were only a few members when it disbanded.

Two Ormond Beach authors have been successful at getting their latest books published, and they can be found at local book signings. Jeff Boyle, city commissioner from January 1996 to December 2005, has turned his attention to writing full-time and recently published “Hidden Truths,” a collection of 16 short stories. Boyle was also the owner of Baseball Card Exchange on West Granada Boulevard, from 1989 until 2010, in the building now occupied by The Pocket Jeweler. “Hidden Truths” follows Boyle’s first book, a novel called “Nam World,” which won third place in the Florida Writers Association in 2012 in the mainstream literary category. It was about a Vietnam veteran in Daytona Beach, with elements of government and the seductive power of business and money, Boyle said. While many writers search for publishers, Boyle was contacted by Bold Venture Press, who asked to see samples of his work. As a result, the South Florida company has published “Hidden Truths,” now available at boldventurepress.com, Amazon, barnesandnoble.com and walmart.com. It will soon be on Kindle and Smashwords. Boyle has book signings coming up: Oct. 19, Florida Authors at Daytona State College; Nov. 10: Port Orange Authors Bamfest; and Feb. 16: New Smyrna Beach Library, a one-man presentation. He plans to attend the Florida Writers Association Royal Palm Awards dinner on Oct. 22 to see if two of his stories win awards. In “Hidden Truths,” his characters come to realizations about themselves and life, he said. The publisher notes state, “The tales are sprinkled with humor, compassion and an eye for detail of the surroundings.” Boyle said his writing has been helped a lot by a local group, City

Island Fiction Writers. He spends a few hours every day writing, he said, usually in the morning or evening, and about 50% of his time is spent editing. “I’ll go to bed thinking something is really solid, and look at in the morning and make 30 changes,” he said. “I don’t know how people did it before computers.” ‘FOR THOSE I LOVE’

Kathy Stickney, of Ormond Beach, has been a genealogy researcher for 18 years and has recently published “For Those I Love,” which relates the true experiences of her ancestors in the Civil War. A member of Halifax Genealogical Society, which meets at Ormond Beach Regional Library, she’s been a genealogical speaker and published several articles. On Sept. 24, she had a book signing at Biggby Coffee, 1345, W. Granada Blvd. The publisher notes for her book state, “It features the story of brothers, cousins and townsmen who fight together in the Civil War and face the anguish of seeing loved ones wounded or killed. Only their faith in God and love for their families back home can sustain them and enable them to keep fighting.” This is her second book. Her first book was self-published but this one was published by Kate Bloom Publishing LLC in Oklahoma. Stickney said she sought a publisher that would be a good fit for her book and submitted the manuscript. “I looked at their statement of purpose,” she said. She spent nine years researching the experiences of her ancestors in the war. Everything is factual, except she had to make up conversations and imagine some of the emotions. Written as a novel, it follows their battles from enlistment to Appomattox. “I wanted it to be factual,” she said. Her ancestors are from Alabama and her father moved to

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2016

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New bridal shop opens on West Granada

Kathy Stickney

The Observer sat down for five minutes with the owner of the new Bridal Blush Gallery. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

Ormond Beach residents will soon be saying yes to the dress at the new bridal boutique on West Granada Boulevard. Opening Oct. 3, Blush Bridal Gallery features designers such as Watters, Allure and Maggie Sottero Designs. The Ormond Beach Observer recently sat down with the owner, Kim Yampaglia, to discuss her hopes for the store.

WHAT MADE YOU WANT TO OPEN A BRIDAL SHOP?

“Bridal fashion has been a lifelong passion of mine. I studied business in college with hopes to one day be a bridal boutique owner. My goal was to open an elegant bridal salon that sells designer gowns at affordable prices. Our bridal collections are fresh, modern, and chic. Blush Bridal Gallery is proud to bring an exquisite range of trendy and unique bridal gowns to the Ormond Beach area.” WHY ORMOND BEACH?

South Florida when she was a child. Writing the book was an eye-opening experience. “I had no idea … the hardships they faced,” she said. For example, if a soldier was wounded, he was expected to return to the battlefield as soon as he recovered. The book also delves into the reason why many fought in the war, saying most soldiers were poor farmers who did not own

“I was born and raised in the Volusia County area and recognized the need for an elegant and chic bridal boutique. Blush Bridal Gallery will be a great addition to the bustling and vibrant shopping district of Ormond Beach. We are thrilled to be located in the charming, downtown shopping area and could not be more proud to be a part of the Ormond Beach community!” Visit blushbridalgallery.com for more information.

slaves. She said she writes when she feels creative, and doesn’t force herself. “I sit down to write and sometimes it just flows,” she said. Stickney is a member of the Florida State Genealogical Society, Alabama Genealogical Society, Henry County (Alabama) Historical Group and United Daughters of the Confederacy.

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Kim Yampaglia is the owner of Blush Bridal Gallery.

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OPEN HOUSE PUBLIC MEETING

FDOT is hosting an open house meeting to review potential pedestrian crossing options along State Road (SR) 5A (Nova Road), between Sterthaus Drive and Wilmette Avenue in Ormond Beach, FL. A short presentation will be given at 6:30 p.m. to review the various options. Presentation boards, detailing the potential pedestrian crossing options will be available, as well as staff to answer any questions. Your feedback will be used to assist the Department and the City of Ormond Beach in making an informed and educated decision regarding the preferred pedestrian improvement.

Date: Tuesday, October 11, 2016

For project information, please contact Katie Widdison, Public Information Coordinator, by phone at (386) 212-0449, or via email at kwiddison@ghyabi.com.

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Public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability or family status. Persons wishing to express their concerns relative to FDOT compliance with Title VI may do so by contacting Jennifer Smith, FDOT District Five Title VI Coordinator by phone at (386) 943-5367, or via email at Jennifer. Smith2@dot.state.fl.us. For questions about the meeting, or if you are a person who requires special accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act or persons who require translation services (free of charge) should contact Katie Widdison, Public Information Coordinator by phone at (386) 212-0449, or via email at kwiddison@ghyabi.com at least seven (7) days prior to the meeting. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please contact us by using the Florida Relay Service, 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) or 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). 216485

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2016

The top seller gets $460,000

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

AUG. 7 - AUG. 13

Douglas Martin, of Franklin, North Carolina, sold 115 Bonita Place to Donald and Paula Seebold, of Ormond Beach, for $145,000. Built in 1966, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,320 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $125,000.

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house in Ormond Lakes was the top real estate sales transaction for the week of Aug. 7-13 in Ormond Beach and Ormondby-the-Sea. Robert Ledbetter, of Daytona Beach, sold 26 Rocky Bluff Drive to Dorin and Cristiana Andreescu, of West Bloomfield, Minnesota, for $460,000. Built in 2003, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and 3,234 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $625,000.

Steven Kendrath, of DeLand, sold 1721 Hope Drive to Christopher Mock, of Ormond Beach, for $126,000. Built in 1979, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,258 square feet. It sold in 1999 for $70,000. Courtesy photo

The top-seller is located in Ormond Lakes and has a lake view.

ORMOND BEACH Regina Deiparine, of Ormond Beach, sold 102 Pine Tree Drive to Thomas Flynn and Kristen Myerscough, of Ormond Beach, for $310,000. Built in 1979, the house has a guest house, three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,452 square feet. It sold in 1982 for $83,000. Stephen Stershic, of Ormond Beach, sold 1117 Parkside Drive to Stephen and Laraine Burns, of Ormond Beach, for $227,000. Built in 1980, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming

pool and 1,810 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $143,000.

Darrell Albright, of Ormond Beach, sold 3180 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 213, to Scott and Cherie Middleton, of Fleming Island, for $169,500. Built in 1960, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 960 square feet. It sold in 2010 for $117,000.

St. Augustine Ventures LLC, of Ormond Beach, sold 1505 Springleaf Drive to Lindsay Primarolo and Jeremy Thiess, of Ormond Beach, for $198,935. Built in 2016, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,520 square feet.

Mary Sicilian, of Ormond Beach, sold 90 Sylvania Place to Frederick Lukens and Charles Daniel, of Kunkletown, Pennsylvania, for $165,000. Built in 1956, the house has two bedrooms, 1.5 baths and 816 square feet. It sold in 2004 for $143,500.

Chase and Nicole Upson, of Ormond Beach, sold 81 Grey Dapple Way to Dominic Lubosch, of Ormond Beach, for $195,000. Built in 2004, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,620 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $157,500.

Hidden Hills Dixie Simmons, of Port Orange, sold 110 Hidden Hills Drive to Jacqueline Contois, of Ormond Beach, for $267,500. Built in 1978, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,135 square feet. It sold in 2004 for $247,000. Hunter’s Ridge Kenneth and Melinda Chapman, of Ormond Beach, sold 26 Foxfield Look to Thomas and Kathlyn Kavala, of Ormond Beach, for $247,000. Built in 2012, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,839 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $206,000.

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Vanessa Lewis, of Ormond Beach, sold 45 Levee Lane to Chase and Nicole Upson, of Ormond Beach, for $239,000. Built in 2008, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 2,233 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $200,000. Ormond Lakes Robert and Lauren Cannon, of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, sold 23 Blockhouse Court to Godfrey Hilado, of Ormond Beach, for $254,000. Built in 2000, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 2,231 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $202,900. Plantation Bay Prestwick at Plantation Bay, of Daytona Beach, sold 814 Aldenham Lane to Aldenham Townhome Investment LLC, of Port Orange, for $232,456. Built in 2016, the townhouse has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,078 square feet.

Prestwick at Plantation Bay, of Daytona Beach, sold 802 Aldenham Lane to Aldenham Townhome Investment LLC, of Port

Orange, for $232,455. Built in 2016, the townhouse has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,078 square feet. Prestwick at Plantation Bay, of Daytona Beach, sold 800 Aldenham Lane to Aldenham Townhome Investment LLC, of Port Orange, for $214,818. Built in 2016, the townhouse has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,582 square feet. William, Alan and Elisabeth Pearson, as co-trustees, sold 407 Seabrook Road to Gerald and Cathy Dalton, of Ormond Beach, for $205,000. Built in 1993, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,820 square feet. It sold in 1993 for $131,800. Kelly McShane, as personal representative, sold 911 Woodstream Lane to Kenneth and Melinda Chapman, of Ormond Beach, for $195,000. Built in 1998, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,929 square feet. It sold in 2012 for $165,000.

Tomoka Meadows Tylo Investments LLC sold 21 Tomoka Meadows to Brian Boatner, of Ormond Beach, for $62,500. Built in 1980, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 875 square feet. It sold in 2012 for $38,000. Tomoka Oaks Jeffery and Erin Ash, of Franklin, Tennessee, sold 118 Rio Pinar Drive to Michael Rinaldi Jr., of Ormond Beach, for $295,000. Built in 1979, the house has four bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 2,412 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $190,000.

Michael Walonen, of Jersey City, New Jersey, sold 25 N. St. Andrews Drive to Larry Robinette and Gwen Simmons, of Ormond Beach, for $257,000. Built in 1971, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 3,162 square feet. It sold in 2010 for $230,000. Lee and Lisa VanLiere, of Charleston, South Carolina, sold

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2016

47 Pine Valley Circle to John Russell Jr., of Ormond Beach, for $255,000. Built in 1964, the house has five bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and 1,928 square feet. It sold in 2010 for $185,000. Ormond-by-the-Sea Clyde and Kathleen Stickney, of Ormond Beach, sold 1051 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 403, to Leroy Rickerson, of Seal Beach, California, for $277,500. Built in 1982, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,200 square feet. It sold in 1999 for $125,000.

Daniel McCaffrey, of Signal Mountain, Tennessee, sold 3180 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 213, to Eugene and Mercedes Donohoe, of Williamstown, New Jersey, for $218,000. Built in 1994, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 983 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $175,000. Marlis Costello, of Alexandria, Minnesota, sold 2720 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 3020, to Robert

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and Jo Ann Miller, of Ormond Beach, for $172,500. Built in 1990, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 871 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $142,400. Norman Bishop, of Madison Heights, Michigan, sold 2700 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 110, to Margaret Johnson, of Laredo, Texas, for $162,000. Built in 1986, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,025 square feet. It sold in 1987 for $63,900. James Patterson Jr. and Joyce Melzer, individually and as trustees, sold 2810 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 6, to Taylor Mahan, and Timothy and Susan Mahan, of Ormond Beach, for $158,500. Built in 1971, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,216 square feet. It sold in 1993 for $69,000. John Adams, of Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, contributed to this report.

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(WILL) located atFictitious 109 Eastwood Drive in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that theLaw undersigned, Treadmill, $50. 386.864.7271 Table Hrings/$50/each. D Steel Cab $75 Mens (386) 693−4157 NOTICE UNDER Name Pursuant BRIGGS & Stratton 675 series gas, push, lawn earn referral income when they commission the BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Introduce potential UNUSUAL ITEMS Friday Sep 30,of and Saturday 386.586.3484 County of Flagler in the City Palm Coast desiring to engage in business under the fictitious 3 4 5 2 9 1 7 8 6 to Section 865.09, Floridababy Statutes ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT desk chair $20, chair with mower, 21”, side discharge/mulch/rear bag. $50. clients (retirees, seniors, execs, Oct 1, of 8:00 AM−2:00 PM − 88boomers, Wentworth Ln, firm to write their story and produce books. Work Florida 32164 intends to register the saidLegacy name name Women’s International Leather 2-WHITE DAMASK wingback chairs, $40 each. ottoman $40, wood end table $20, 386-986-7540 386.846.6171 as independent contractor. No selling required. entrepreneurs) to long−time biography firm and Crafts, plumbing, jet pump, stained glass, handy with the Division of Corporations of the Florida (WILL) located at 109 Eastwood Drive in the Treadmill, $50. 386.864.7271 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that undersigned, week’s Crossword answers 460−0227. www.LegaciesandMemories.com BRIGGS & Stratton 675 series gas, $30, push, lawn earn referral income when theythe commission the (904)This man gadgets, much more COLEMAN NEW Inflatable twin beds vertical Department of State, Tallahassee, FL. County of engage Flagler inbusiness the City of Palm Coast desiring to in under the fictitious ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT desk chair $20, chair with mower, 21”,$50, side discharge/mulch/rear bag. $50. firm to write their story to and produce books. Work file cabinet Corningware french white bowls Dated at Palm Coast, Florida, this 29th day of Florida 32164 intends register the said name name of Women’s International Legacy ottoman $40, wood end table $20, 386-986-7540 386.846.6171 as independent contractor. No Leather selling $6. 386.597.2442 September, 2016at with thelocated Division of109 Corporations therequired. Florida (WILL) EastwoodofDrive in the (904) 460−0227. www.LegaciesandMemories.com BRIGGS & Stratton 675 series gas, push, lawn COLEMAN NEW InflatableBurgundy twin bedsfabric, $30, vertical Department of State,inTallahassee, County of Flagler the City ofFL. Palm Coast COUCH AND Loveseat. Good mower, 21”, sideCorningware discharge/mulch/rear bag.bowls $50. Ian C Coleman file cabinet $50, Dated at Palmintends Coast, to Florida, this of Florida 32164 register the29th saidday name condition, smoke free home. french white 386.846.6171 $6. 386.597.2442 September, 2016 of Corporations of the Florida with the Division $175. 386-263-2502/386-538-3946 COLEMAN NEW Inflatable twin beds $30, Priscilla vertical Department ofThings State, Tallahassee, COUCH AND Loveseat. Burgundy fabric, Good To Do FL. EDWIN KNOWLES 12-place setting china, Ian C Coleman file cabinetsmoke $50,extra Corningware white bowls Dated at Palm Coast, Florida, this 29th day of condition, free home. Pattern, all pieces french included, $75. $6. 386.597.2442 September, 2016 $175. 386-263-2502/386-538-3946 386.446.2929 Things COUCH AND Loveseat. Burgundy fabric, Good Grand OpeningTo $20Do Special EDWIN KNOWLES 12-place setting china, Priscilla EXCELLENT CONDITION women's 3 wheel bike Ian C Coleman condition, smoke free home. 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Moody Blvd, Bunnell 386.446.2929 LOOKING TO RENT: FARBERWARE VINTAGE stainless steelbeautifully 12 quart cash. 386.246.6021 HEAVY CRYSTAL -plate and 2 vases, 386-302-8918 Autos For Sale GrandHelp Opening $20 Special Wanted EXCELLENT CONDITION women's 3 wheel bike Your boat slip to fit 22’ boat w/water & electric and stock pot $200 w/lidor best and offer. riveted handles, $50. cut, asking 386.225.3543 Spiritual Counselor/Advisor Readings by Ms. Sibins Boat Slips For Rent/Sale 1992 FORD Ranger, 1 owner, runs great, $1500 $125. Dianne at 447-6919 boat lift, Palm Coast area. Please call w/cost, 386.447.3545 AK TIRES TO ADVERTISE TODAY CALL 386-447-9723 OR VISIT HIS & hers wetsuits, $50. Oak table & chairs cash. 1102 E. Moody Blvd, Bunnell 386.246.6021 Wes LOOKING TO RENT: is seeking a tire technician with 1 year experience. FARBERWARE stainless steelbeautifully 12 quart 386.864.0656, HEAVY CRYSTAL -plate and 2 vases, CLASSIFIEDS.ORMONDBEACHOBSERVER.COM w/barstools, $75.VINTAGE 386.864.1381 386-302-8918 Help Wanted Your boat slip to fit 22’ boat w/water & electric and Please apply within: 5814 SR 100, Palm Coast. stock pot $200 w/lidor best and offer. riveted handles, $50. cut, asking 386.225.3543 2016 Spiritual Counselor/Advisor ITALIAN NESTING tables $50. Gossip bench $40. Boat Slips For Rent/Sale Furnishings boat lift, Palm Coast area. Please call w/cost, AK TIRES 386.447.3545 LAWN & Landscape Maintenance Personnel HIS & hers wetsuits, $50. Oak table & chairs Two computer chairs $40. Speaker phone $25. 386.864.0656, Wes - 3 Seater, seekingMust a tire technician with 1 year experience. LOOKING TO RENT: Camel color. Excel- is HEAVY CRYSTAL -plate and 2 vases, beautifully HENREDON SOFA needed. have experience in commercial w/barstools, $75. 386.864.1381 386.445.5736 Help Wanted apply within: 5814 SR 100,license. Palm Coast. Your boat slip to fit 22’ boat w/water & electric and Please lent condition. $450. Call (386) 986 4220 cut, asking $200 or best offer. 386.225.3543 maintenance and a valid drivers Apply at ITALIAN NESTING tables $50. $40. boat lift, Palm Coast Furnishings LARGE BLACK refrigerator, topGossip freezer,bench good conarea. Please call w/cost, AK TIRES Corey Enterprises via email, info@coreylawn.com, LAWN & Landscape Maintenance Personnel WORDS INSIDE WORDS by Timothy E. Parker HIS & hers wetsuits, $50. Oak table & chairs Two chairs $40. Speaker phone $25. HENREDON dition,computer $200. 386.445.4460 386.864.0656, Wes - 3 Seater, Camel color. SOFA Excel- is Garage/Moving/Estate Sales a tire technician with 1 year experience. or seeking in person at 14 Hargrove Grade. needed. Must have experience in commercial w/barstools, $75. 386.864.1381 386.445.5736 45 Small part Palm for a big star 102 Concerning reporters, lent condition. $450. Call (386) 986 4220 Please apply within: 5814 SR 100, Coast. STAINLESS STEEL propeller for Merc Cruiser, like GARAGE maintenance and a valid drivers license. Apply at SALEFurnishings Saturday Oct 1, 8:30 AM−4:00 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Introduce potential ITALIAN NESTING tables $50. $40. 46 Back of the boat with “suction,” “acorns” LARGE BLACK refrigerator, topGossip freezer,bench good connew, 14-1/4x22, $50. 386.864.5647 Corey Enterprises via email, info@coreylawn.com, − 7 peylo pl, Palm Coast,Florida Household clients LAWN & Landscape Personnel (retirees, seniors, baby additive boomers, execs, Two computer chairs $40. Speaker phone $25. 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