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Resident fears next wrong turn An unrepaired guardrail could put a homeowner at risk — again. PAGE 8
YOUR TOWN SECOND DEBRIS PICKUP TO BEGIN The city’s two storm debris contractors expect to complete the first pass of all streets by Nov. 12, according to a city spokeswoman. Earlier estimates had been Nov. 10. The second pass is planned to begin Monday, Nov. 14 and the contractors will also begin to collect root balls and stumps. Construction debris will also be collected but it must be kept separate from yard debris because it’s collected by different trucks. As of Nov. 7, 6,435 loads of debris had been collected in 28 days.
Next stop: Volusia Ormond Beach Mayor Ed Kelley will move on to a bigger stage as Volusia County Council chair. Also, Dwight Selby and Rob Littleton are your new city commissioners.
VETERANS DAY SPEAKER SAT WITH GEORGE W. BUSH
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In the two years that retired Lt. Gen. Michael Dunn spent in the White House situation room, he said President George W. Bush was never late to a meeting. “He started on time, and it never ran over,” said Dunn, who had a 34-year career in the Air Force, Dunn served overseas in Europe, Korea, and Japan. He will give his speech “Musing of an Airman” at 11 a.m. Nov. 11 at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum’s Veterans Day event. See ormondartmuseum.org for more info. Dunn is second cousins with Wes Dunn, owner of Dunn’s Attic in Ormond Beach.
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A new vision for New Britain Avenue More parking? Wider lanes? Find out what city officials are saying about the future of Ormond Beach’s downtown area. PAGE 2
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New Britain area prepared for development
“New Britain could be a ‘main street.’” SHAWN FINLEY, civil engineer
Parking, storm water retention among the plans. CRA MONEY
NEWS EDITOR
The Quality of Life Advisory Board saw a presentation by city staff Nov. 3 on the future plans for the New Britain Avenue area, bordered by West Granada Boulevard, North Beach Street, Lincoln Avenue and North Ridgewood Avenue. The plan includes a widened New Britain Avenue with parking spaces and storm water retention to encourage development, such as a multistory, residential/commercial building on New Britain Avenue. Called Downtown Drainage and Parking Improvements, the plan is part of the city’s overall master plan for the Community Redevelopment Area, which encompasses Granada Boulevard and adjoining streets. The master plan also calls for improving streets and sidewalks in the area. The storm water part of the plan has been accomplished. A park on Lincoln Avenue, half a block from North Beach Street, has been constructed with pipes underneath for water retention, serving the entire block. This area would allow a developer to construct a building along New
Britain Avenue without having to use part of the area for storm water retention. City civil engineer Shawn Finley said this will take away a fear people sometimes have about development, that it will cause flooding. The water retention under the park will alleviate any flooding concerns. City Manager Joyce Shanahan told the board that ideas the city has seen for New Britain Avenue show multistory buildings with commercial on the ground floor and residential above. She added that there are no current plans for construction. “Zoning will have to be amended,” she said. “We want to have the infrastructure in place.” She said the property along New Britain Area is currently owned by only two or three property owners. Another part of the plan is the widening of New Britain Avenue to add parking. The city would need to use right of way on the north side of the road. Shawn Finley, civil engineer for the city, said this widening project could be initiated in a couple of years.
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The city plans to widen New Britain Avenue and add parking.
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He said the overall idea is to have a walk-able downtown area that’s not really possible on Granada Boulevard with its heavy traffic. “New Britain could be a ‘main street,’” he said. “We want to create a benefit for the public. This is an exciting project. I enjoy working on it.” Increased parking in the area was accomplished recently by the parking lot that has been completed, except for lighting, on Lincoln Avenue to the west of Ormond Beach Riverside Church. The city purchased the land from
the church for $68,000 and built the lot at a cost of $160,000. The public parking allows parking for the Anderson-Price Memorial Building, church members or any members of the public visiting the area. The money for the parking lot came from taxes collected in the Community Redevelopment Area. In a CRA, a portion of the property tax that would go to Volusia County is kept by the city to make improvements in that area.
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The city and YMCA are in negotiations. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR
In the fall of 2015, there were smiles and handshakes as the YMCA and the city of Ormond Beach reached an agreement on building a dog park at the YMCA facility on Sterthaus Drive, with construction to begin in 2016. And last April, the Volusia County Environmental, Cultural, Historical and Outdoor Advisory Committee agreed to contribute $400,000 for the dog park and parking, which, along with $500,000 from Ormond Beach, made the 1.5-acre dog park possible. But the city and the YMCA are still hashing out the contract details for the $500,000 contribution. Teresa Rand, YMCA president and CEO, said she is “determined” to have a groundbreaking in December because work was supposed to start this year. Construction would then start in January. “If it all goes perfectly, it’s a three- to four-month project,” she said. CITY OKS TERMS
The contract could be signed soon. On Nov. 1, the City Com-
mission approved terms proposed by the legal department. The next step will be for the department to draft a document for them to sign. The YMCA also has work to do in conducting a survey, arranging title insurance, etc. In the proposed contract, the city will receive an easement on the land. The city and YMCA would enter a service agreement wherein the YMCA would provide a variety of public activities and services, along with the dog park, such as community swim days, drowning prevention and water safety classes. Rand said the city wanted to make sure the agreement was beneficial for Ormond Beach residents. At the Nov. 1 City Commission meeting, Commissioner Troy Kent expressed appreciation. “Randy Hayes, our city attorney, has spent countless hours making sure and continuing to make sure the citizens are protected in this deal,” he said. Mayor Ed Kelley was also happy to see it get started, saying a dog park had “been on his radar” for eight years. “We’re close to the reality of having a dog park for the citizens of Ormond Beach,” he said. THE YMCA MAKEOVER
The funds from the city came out of the 2015-2016 general fund and have been carried forward. Rand said part of the expense of
“We’re close to the reality of having a dog park for the citizens of Ormond Beach.” Mayor ED KELLEY
the project is a parking lot. Also, part of the land is wetlands, and mitigation will be required. “It’s more than just throwing down some sod and putting up a fence,” she said. The Ormond Beach YMCA is getting a makeover in three phases. The swimming pool, now complete, was phase one. The dog park will be phase two and the building will be phase three. The YMCA and members of the community raised $4.2 million for the renovation of the pool and the building. The final touch will be a “doggie-human” trail, where owners can run with their dogs around the entire grounds. It will be part of the building funds. “That’s the last piece of the puzzle,” Rand said.
A rendering of what the future Travel, Grooming and Boarding Center will look like.
HALIFAX HUMANE SOCIETY BREAKS GROUND ON GROOMING CENTER The second phase of the Halifax Humane Society's capital campaign is now underway. Workers broke ground on the new Travel, Grooming and Boarding Center earlier this month and are expected to be completed in four months. In an effort to appeal to tourists and travelers, the center will feature a grooming kennel, boarding services and a place for people to get pet-friendly travel information on hotels and parks. The organization hopes the fact the center's location — which is 2364 LPGA Blvd., right off Interstate 95 — will also serve as a rest stop and get more people to visit the shelter. Halifax Humane Society hopes to raise $2.6 million. So far $2,303,650 has been raised. Brian Kelley, Florida Georgia Line member and Ormond Beach native, donated $30,000. For more information visit hhsfuture.org. Brian Kelley, his wife, Brittney Marie Cole and one of their pups.
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Ken Amick walks Echo, a 10-year-old, miniature schnauzer, in The Trails. Amick said he currently takes Echo, who is blind, to a dog park in Holly Hill, and he would definitely go to a dog park at the Ormond Beach YMCA.
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I dined in the dark and almost stabbed someone with my fork Wine was spilt and tofu was dropped, all in an effort to raise money for the Center for the Visually Impaired.
EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
Lined up one by one, we stood ready to walk into the increasingly dark hallway, and — thanks to the hundreds of scary movies I’ve watched alone — everything inside me said, “Turn around.” Unsurprisingly, I was not the only one who felt that way. “My chest is tightening,” Lauren said. “This is weird.” Following the official rules of how to walk in the dark, Jaclyn squeezed the back of my elbow and determined that I would be the one to lead the group. The four of us, (Jaclyn, Lauren, Josh and I) entered what felt a lot like a haunted house, but was a catered dinner in total darkness.
Held at The Shores Resort and Spa to raise money for the Center for the Visually Impaired, Dining in the Dark is exactly as intense as it sounds. After being led into the ballroom by a police officer, we were seated at what felt to me like a long, rectangular table (it turned out to be a small, round one). Already in front of us was what I quickly learned to be a salad — after feeling around for my water and sticking my hands in ranch dressing. “Who’s going to pour the wine?” Jaclyn shouted into the darkness. She had been confident enough to carry the bottle into the room, but not disperse it. “I got it,” said Josh, our resident troublemaker here at the Observer. He did it without completely missing, and took advantage of the lack of lighting to pour himself and Lauren a much fuller glass. I went for the salad, but I hit something with my fork that was definitely not lettuce. I said to the woman seated to my right, “Your hand is in my salad.” She apologized, but for some reason let her hand linger there for a few moments. She must have also had a pretty full glass of wine. Though I dropped most of my main course of rice and tofu somewhere on the table,
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LETTERS Thank you for listening about Hand Avenue Dear Editor: I live on Hand Avenue, Ormond Beach. I got tired of the speeding, so I contacted city commissioners, the chief of police and City Manager Joyce Shanahan. Joyce got right back with me and she said would look into the patrol schedule. She provided me with all the reports; however, I thought the speeding was still present. I contacted her again. She set me up a meeting the Police Department. Capt. James Crimins, along with some others. I suggested we put up one of the electronic speed signs that shows your speed and a “ghost car” along the road. One of the officers left the meeting and came back. When I got home, both were in place. Wow did it work! We also discussed permanent signs that are electronic. They said they would look into it. The next day, I introduced myself to Officer Justin Hyatt running radar. I live in Ormond Beach because it is a nice, clean and well-run city. I’m sure Bill Partington coming in will continue a well-run government. I also wish Rob Littleton the best. Thank you, Ormond Beach. You listen!
the bites I did have were delish. There was also a chocolate mousse that was probably meant to be enjoyed with a spoon, but I lost mine so I just enjoyed it with my hands. Which was fine because no one could really see what I was doing. After an hour and 15 minutes of food, confused conversation and an insanely motivating speech from a former CVI student, the lights slowly rose, and the reality hit: We were incredibly messy people. Food covered the formerly white table cloth, utensils were spread everywhere, and I couldn’t hide the fact that I ate my dessert by the fistfulls because the whipped cream had distinctive markings of human fingers. Also, the woman I had stabbed with my fork was nowhere to be found. All jokes aside, the dinner made me realize just how much I take my sight for granted and how some of my visually impaired peers live. Dining in the dark isn’t just something they do for an hour, it’s their everyday. The least we can do is show support to places like the Center for the Visually Impaired, which helps them DAN STUTZ learn how to live indepenOrmond Beach dently. Visit cvicentralflorida.org for more information.
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Cancer can make many normal, everyday activities — like taking care of your lawn, or getting the perfect Christmas present for your daughter — nearly impossible. That’s where Light the Way comes in. “We had a patient going through treatment who was concerned about the holidays,” said founder Angela Heaster. “He had a 7-yearold daughter who wanted a specific toy. It was the only thing on her list. So one of our volunteers went out and got it.” “There was another patient recently who worked in atomic energy and ended up with throat cancer,” Heaster continued. “He’s in his late 50s, going through a lot of treatment, and he was paying $85 a month for yard service, which was something he used to be able to do himself. So we reached out and found a local landscape company that has agreed to do his basic mowing and edging for the next three months for free. That makes a huge difference in his situation.” Founded earlier this year, Light the Way is an Ormond Beachbased community network that supports local cancer patients and strives to help meet their
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WATCH YOUR BIKE 8:02 p.m. — 200 Block of Woodland Avenue Theft. A witness saw three teenage males walking in the road. One of them walked up a driveway and took a beach cruiser bike from in front of the garage. The owner confirmed the bike was gone and gave a description. Prior to the call, police received a report of three males a few blocks north looking into car windows and porches.
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STRANGE BAIT 7:18 p.m. — South Yonge Street and Fleming Avenue Possession of Marijuana. An officer saw a car make a right turn at a red light without stopping. As he was traveling behind the vehicle, he could smell marijuana. After stopping the car, the officer saw there were fishing poles in the car, and he asked if they were going fishing. They said they just wanted to go fishing. The officer could smell marijuana and told the occupants he was going to perform a probable cause search. They said there was nothing in the vehicle. Opening a fishing tackle box in the trunk, the officer found a large bag with a green leafy substance and a marijuana cigarette. He also found a bag of mushrooms. A couple of people said the box belonged to someone else, but the driver admitted that one of the passengers had the tackle box when he was picked up and they were going fishing.
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Vehicles often wreck after missing the turn. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR
Mary Ann Whitaker enjoys her house, where she has resided since 1972, but there is one problem. Cars and motorcycles at times can’t negotiate the turn in front of her house at 7 Fluhart Drive. They hit a guardrail at the front of her lawn or sometimes miss the guardrail and end up in her yard or even strike her house. Her house is located where northbound Riverside Drive takes a sharp right turn, becoming Fluhart Drive. There is a flashing light down the road warning of the turn; raised reflectors to guide cars through the turn; and finally, the guardrail. “The guardrail has done a good job,” she said recently. Unfortunately, the guardrail now lies in a crumpled heap where it used to stand, along the front of her house. It has been in that position since being destroyed by a car in June. There was another accident later that summer when “a little red sports car” crashed into her
ONE TOO MANY TRIES 9:45 a.m. — 200 Block of North Nova Road Fraud. The suspect passed a personal check for $1,000 through the tube at a bank, along with a debit card and driver’s license that matched the name on the check. The check was cashed and money sent through the tube. The suspect, who kept looking straight ahead, then sent another check for $650. The victim became suspicious and looked at the suspect when she turned toward the window and could see it was not the person on the ID. The car then slowly drove away. The victim said she must have realized she was noticed. The victim kept the indentifications and the $650 check. He found the debit card had been reported stolen. Other banks were alerted.
house through the wall of the bedroom where her mother slept when she was alive, Whitaker said. It pushed all of the furniture to the other side. “I was watching the Olympics and I heard a huge noise,” she said. “I thought, ‘What in the heavens.’” When she got to the front of the house, the car had backed out of the house and the driver was OK, protected by side and front air bags. She believes the car would have missed the guardrail, had it been in place. A HISTORY OF CRASHES
Asked how often a vehicle has ended up in her yard or struck her house since 1972, she estimates about a dozen times. She said it was not as bad in the 1970s, when there were fewer houses and cars. Police reports confirm four incidents in 2016 where a vehicle failed to make the turn: In June, when the guardrail was smashed; later when the sports car hit the house; and twice when a motorcycle was “laid down” by the driver after missing the turn. Also, the porch at 15 Fluhart Drive was hit by a vehicle this year.
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Police reports show a motorcycle hit the garage door of Whitaker’s house in 2015, and she remembers this incident. A woman rider failed to make the turn, missed the guardrail, and ran into the garage. She was injured and her husband and child were on a motorcycle behind her. On the west side of Whitaker’s house is a highway memorial marker for a rider who died after hitting a tree on a motorcycle in 2009. There were no police reports of accidents for 2012 through 2014, but Mac Smith, a neighbor across Riverside Drive, says he often hears vehicles hit the guardrail. He said he hears a screech of tires and then a “whomp.” He and Whitaker say that many of the accidents happen late at night. They tend to happen to drivers who are “under the weather,” Whitaker said, hinting alcohol may often be involved. NEW STANDARDS DELAY REPLACEMENT
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Plywood covers a hole in a house caused by a car that missed a turn. The guardrail was destroyed in an earlier accident.
“The question in my mind is, how complex can the installation of a basic roadway guardrail be?” he said. Recently, Shanahan referred questions on the status of the project to Shawn Finley, city civil engineer. He said the city now has an approved design, but the contractor was delayed by Hurricane Matthew because of roadwork obligations.
Also, he said the city conducted a study to be sure the guardrail is installed in a way to provide the maximum safety for the residents. “We don’t want to compromise on safety,” he said. “We want to measure twice and cut once.” He said they are now ready to go as soon as the contractor is free to work on it.
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The missing guardrail concerns Smith, who has corresponded by email with City Manager Joyce Shanahan about it not being put back into place. He said that in the past, city crews would put the guardrail back up “within a few days.” The delay for replacing the guardrail was caused by new standards by the Florida Department of Transportation, involving the height, post spacing and end designs, Shanahan told Smith in an email. Before a contractor could be hired, the city had to hire a transportation engineer to certify the replacement guardrail. Smith is still frustrated.
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The city signed off on the Bike Plan presented by the Planning Department at the Nov. 1 City Commission meeting. The plan, in the works since 2014, contains several proposed trails that would provide connectivity to destination points in the city. They would be built as grants become available. In the comment portion, one speaker walked to the podium to talk about the composition of the trails, but he was advised by Mayor Ed Kelley that the plan was only a concept and he would have chances later to make his arguments on the details. The trail from Tomoka Park to Sanchez Park once again drew controversy as a resident said it would go through a flood plain and neighbors are concerned about it being close to their houses. City Commissioner Bill Partington said he was not comfortable with that trail, but was voting in favor of the Bike Plan to move the project forward with the understanding that concerns could be addressed later. Officials say there will be neighborhood meetings for each trail.
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City gets grant for reclaimed water The St. Johns River Water Management District has awarded a grant to the city to fund extension of the reclaimed water system on the beachside south of Granada Boulevard. Reclaimed water is already available for irrigation north of Granada and south of the boulevard on Seton Trail, Ormond Parkway and Magnolia Drive. On the mainland, it’s used in some neighborhoods and golf courses. The city produces about 32 million gallons of wastewater every week. About 27 million gallons are reused for irrigation, so 5 million gallons are released into the Halifax River after being treated to Florida Department of Environmental Protection standards. Using reuse water reduces stress on drinking water supplies and reduces effluent, which contains nutrients, in waterways. The project cost is estimated to be $4,409,630, and the grant amount is $1,455,177. The city’s share of funding will be provided through bond proceeds and wastewater impact fees, according to city documents.
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he Seabreeze Sandcrabs (1-8) fell to the Flagler Palm Coast Bulldogs 40-13 on Friday, Nov. 4, at FPC. Despite the loss, the Sandcrabs found young players who could potentially lead Seabreeze into a more prosperous future. Freshman quarterback Jadyn Nirschl came into the game at halftime and led two touchdown drives, throwing a 12-yard touchdown pass to Trevor Vanyo and a 28-yard touchdown pass to Jalen Miranda, who carried a defender five yards until he reached the end zone. “(Nirschl) made some good
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Jaydyn Nirschl connects with Jalen Miranda for a touchdown pass.
throws and good decisions,” said head coach Troy Coke. “I thought he handled the moment really well; if he had any nerves, I didn’t seed them.” Sophomore De’shaun Hugee received most of the carries, as he was able to gain 73 yards on the ground. The Sandcrabs struggled on offense throughout the season, scoring fewer than 10 touchdowns in nine games. Most of the offensive playmakers from this game will be returning, and Coke expects them all to make a lot more plays for the Sandcrabs in the future. GOING OUT ON A HIGH NOTE
Closing out his high school playing career, senior Dylan Cary caught and interception and returned it 60 yards into FPC’s red zone. He also recorded 11 tackles and finished with 97 for the season.
Trevor Vanyo runs into the end zone after reeling in a pass.
eabreeze senior kicker Noah Motto proves that not only can good things come during tough situations, but the game of football can be used to influence a greater cause. Seeing other college and pro kickers’ host fundraisers, Motto felt he hadn’t done enough to give back. He chose to create a fundraiser around breast cancer because one of his family members died from the illness, and his mother, Michelle, works in a cancer treatment center. At the beginning of the Sancrabs’ football season, Motto set up a site and asked friends and family to pledge any amount for every extra point and field goal he would convert. Last year, Motto made six field goals and added 12 extra points. This season, Motto didn’t get as many field goals or extra points, but that didn’t stop his supporters from giving. In just four months, his campaign has raised $970 toward his $1,000 goal. “Just starting the fundraiser was rough, not knowing how people would react and if I would get any donations,” he said. “But I chose to push forward and do it anyways, knowing it’s not about me but about treating cancer. Looking back now, I’m glad I made this decision.” While he understands $1,000 isn’t enough to end cancer, Motto hopes the money will be instrumental in the American Cancer Society’s efforts. It’s always interesting to see how players will show their support in the fight against breast cancer by adding the color pink to their gameday uniforms. But this year, Motto took it a step further, and his teammates, family members and friends rallied behind him by donating to his fundraiser. Asking people to give their hard-earned money for any cause that personally doesn’t affect them is a difficult thing to do. But I’m sure Motto’s courage and dedication to this cause will inspire others to give back in various ways, and those who have been affected by this illness will admire his efforts in joining in the fight against breast cancer. Interested in donating? Although his season has ended, Motto is still receiving donations for his breast cancer fundraiser. Visit bit.ly/2fCJioj.
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Ormond Pride 14U beat the Gainesville Rattlers 28-14 to win its conference championship for the third consecutive year on Saturday, Nov. 5, in Daytona. The Pride is now headed to the American Youth Football Southeastern Regional Tournament from Nov. 18-20, in Bradenton. The organization is now fundraising to raise funds for the costly trip through a Gofundme page: gofundme.com/ormondbeach-pride-14u-to-regionals.
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The Seabreeze Sandcrabs celebrate their second-place finish at districts before the state meet.
Ormond Beach Sandcrabs win cheerleading competition The Ormond Beach Sandcrabs Pop Warner junior varsity cheerleading won the Level-3 Cheerleading Competition during the East Coast Conference. The team will be moving on to the Southeast Regional Competition on Sunday, Nov. 27, in Orlando. Members of the squad include Ellie Shultz, Mackenna Peace, Rilee Thompson, Chelsea Mcquarrie, Camryn Neat, Avianna Valenti, Kaydyn Juliano, Kaili Klein, Amber Pinkerton, Lauren Ott, Jaylah Bailey and Emily Steinmann.
Bucs place Top 10 in state golf tourneys The Mainland Bucs’ Claire Albrecht came away with a fifth-place finish, while the boys team placed ninth at the FHSAA Golf State Championship on Wednesday, Nov. 2, at Howey-inthe-Hills. Albrecht, who placed 20th last year, shot 75-76 over two days. She will get another shot at a state title next season as a senior. The boys’ day No. 2 scores were: Scotty Greene, 83; Keith Froling, 83; Logan Reese, 88; and Tyler Reese, 90. The team shot a total of 344 on Wednesday and 349 on Tuesday.
Ormond locals help make Daytona golf history Five members of the Daytona Chapter of the Executive Women’s Golf Association advanced to the 2016 Championship Finals last month at the Lansdowne Resort & Spa in Leesburg, Virginia. Katy Nelson,
of Ormond Beach, and Melody Kimmel, Jeannie Schreiber and Jackie Poole comprised the scramble team, which played against 15 other teams. Connie Karby, of Ormond Beach, competed in stroke play against 27 other players in her flight. The scramble team placed second. This is the first time that a Daytona Chapter scramble team has advanced to the finals.
Sandcrabs place Top 15 at state cross country meet Both Seabreeze cross country teams competed in the FHSAA Class 3A Cross Country Finals Saturday, Nov. 5, in Tallahassee. The girls (Lea Gray, Nina Browder, Moriya Patsch, Madison Dvorak, Cindy Samaan, Isabel Mclin and Grace Smith) placed 14th, while the boys (Logan Horning, Shane Brownrigg, Jarrod Bell, Nicholas Barnes, Dylan Oakes, Ian Yates and Hunter Sweat) placed 16th. Gray (55th) and Browder (67th) were the only girls to place inside the Top 100, and Horning (41st) and Brownrigg (61st) were the only boys to place in double digits.
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Bliss Osuna, 10, practiced acro yoga with Stacy Jones.
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he usual motorcycle roar that fills Destination Daytona was replaced Nov. 5 with the calmer atmosphere of the One Tribe Conscious Festival, an event aimed at bringing all the local yoga communities together. ″It′s the first time we′ve done this,″ said organizer and owner of YogaStudio8, Christy Lecuyer. ″It′s about getting all the studios together in one space so we can share each other′s practices and expand our consciousness.″
Yoga studios from Palm Coast to Port Orange come to Ormond Beach for One Tribe Festival.
The event started off with a meditation by Alexandrea Tocco of Platinum Health, Fitness, and Yoga in Ormond Beach and continued with yoga classes throughout the day as well as holistic vendors, musicians, live artists, bodyworkers, food healing and sacred music. At sunset, everyone came together for a drum circle and yoga rave with fire spinning, hoop dancing and belly dancers. ″Unity,″ Lecuyer said. ″That′s what yoga is all about.″ — EMILY BLACKWOOD Above: Christy Lecuyer — the organizer of the event — with Amanda Sargeant. Left: Fred Cantor taught a workshop on naada yoga.
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VETERANS DAY CELEBRATION Noon to 2 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Senior Center, 351 Andrews St. The City’s Leisure Services Department will present a Veterans Day Celebration to honor veterans with lunch and entertainment. Reservations required. Free for veterans and $7 for others. Tickets must be purchased and picked up at the Leisure Services Office, 399 N. US Highway 1, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday, until sold out. Call 676-3250. PRINCE OF PEACE COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN’S CARD PARTY 12:15 to 3:30 p.m. at Prince of Peace Church Social Hall, 600 S. Nova Road. Men welcome. Held on the second Thursday of the month from November through April, this is a chance to socialize, play cards or games, have a nice dessert and maybe win a door prize. $5 per person. Call 677-8518. GLEANING INFORMATION FROM WILLS AND ESTATE PAPERS 1:30 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Library Auditorium 30 S. Beach St. Presented by Linda Vivian. Special Interest Groups to meet after the main program. Call 672-3806. MARINE CORPS BIRTHDAY 4 p.m. at RiverGrille on the Tomoka, to celebrate the Corps’ 241st birthday. Local marines and significant others welcome. Free. Call 233-3916.
VETERANS DAY 11 a.m. at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum. Speakers, patriotic entertainment, light refreshments and a chance to sing songs honoring branches of service. THE BERNIE CARBO STORY: A MAJOR LEAGUE CONFESSION 6:30 p.m. at Tomoka Christian Church. Free event featuring baseball legend Bernie Carbo. A separate track is available for women and teen girls led by Tammy Carbo, Bernie’s wife. The former baseball major leaguer will talk about his celebrated career, which ended after years of alcohol and drug abuse. While in recovery, he learned about the power of Jesus, and his life was never the same. Free hamburgers and hot dogs will be available while they last, beginning at 5:30 p.m. Visit berniecarbo.tomoka.cc. CHRISTIAN SINGER FRANCESCA BATTISTELLI 6:30 p.m. at Calvary Christian Center, 1687 W. Granada Blvd. In celebration of 150 years of Seventh-day Adventist healthcare, the six Florida Hospitals in Volusia and Flagler counties — which comprise the Florida Hospital East Florida Region — will host a free concert for the community featuring Christian singer Francesca Battistelli. Limited seating; tickets required. Visit FHconcert. eventbrite.com.
SATURDAY, NOV. 12
HOLIDAY BAZAAR 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Tomoka United Methodist Church. Free ad-
mission. Fall, Christmas and yearround crafts and a great selection of gifts. Homemade lunch served 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and a wide selection of bake sale items available. ORMOND REALTY BEACH CLEAN UP 10 a.m. to noon at Neptune Beach Approach. Pick up Hurricane Matthew debris. Ormond Realty provides garbage bags, gloves, and garbage pickers.
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2ND-ANNUAL ENCORE BATON AND DANCE GOLF TOURNAMENT 7:30 a.m. at Halifax Plantation. Four-person scramble. Individual golfers $75; corporate foursomes with hole sponsorship $400. Contact Eric Fraine at 547-4606 or ecfraine@yahoo.com.
TUESDAY, NOV. 14
FREE SCAM WORKSHOP FOR SENIORS 10 to 11 a.m. in the City Commission Chambers at City Hall, 22 S. Beach St. The city of Ormond Beach, in partnership with the Florida Department of Financial Services, will be offering a “Be Scam Smart” workshop. Free and open to seniors, their family members and caregivers. Visit MyFloridaCFO.com/SAFE. VOLUSIA COUNTY’S PET VET CRUISER Hosted at the Rockin’ Ranch, 801 S. Nova Road. Low-cost spaying/ neutering services to financially eligible owners of dogs and cats in unincorporated areas. Appointments required. Call 323- 3575.
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AMERICAN LEGION SETS CEREMONY American Legion Post 267, the only veterans service organization in Ormond Beach, will have its Veterans Day ceremony at 11 a.m. at its headquarters at 157 New Britain Ave. The post has four different units of membership: members who served in times of war; an auxiliary of women who have a family member who served in a time of war; Sons of the Legion who are men with a family member who served in time of war; and Legion Riders who belong to one of the units and like to ride. The focus of the Legion is on veterans and their families, said Jim Bowers, commander. He said it’s a place for veterans to talk about their problems with other vets. A service officer is available to can help members get the benefits they need.
ORMOND MAN NAMED ‘DEPUTY OF THE QUARTER’ The Volusia County Sheriff’s Office recently named Ormond Beach resident Pat Allison Deputy of the Quarter. Allison was recognized not only for his law enforcement work, but his efforts helping to organize the Bruce Rossmeyer’s Destination Daytona Motorcycle Skills Challenge in September. The challenge brought 80-plus police motorcycle riders from across Florida to compete against each other, and the event raised more than
$50,000 for the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches and Concerns of Police Survivors. On the road, Allison remained at the top of the traffic unit in terms of self-initiated activity, continuing his hard work to protect the public from DUI drivers. As the lead instructor for the motor unit, he made his colleagues better riders. He represented VSCO in outside details like Deltona’s Independence Day fireworks show and National Night Out, where he performed a motorcycle demonstration for the public. He also collected food donations during Hurricane Matthew to make sure deputies working long hours through the storm were kept fed.
PROVISION PACKS FILLS MORE THAN 3,000 BACKPACKS Provision Packs’ First Annual Back Pack Bash raised more than $15,000 — enough to fill 3,489 backpacks. “We have so many great things going on,” said Founder Carrie Torres, “and with the support of our community, we will change lives, one backpack at a time.” Provision Packs is an Ormond Beach service that fills backpacks with well-balanced meals, cooking instructions and hygiene items to the children of our local community that experience hunger on the nights and weekends, when school breakfast and lunch are not available. Visit provisionpacks. org for more information.
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Students participated in Mix It Up at Lunch Day Nov. 3.
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Eighth-grader Rami Sussan, seventh-graders Lily Foster and Ethan Wakefield and sixthgrader Owen McKinley shared lunch Nov. 3.
Peter Drolet, an eighth-grader, gets to know some of the younger students.
“I can’t believe this many kids are talking to each other,” eighthgrader Antonio Moreno shouted as he ran over to help another student find his seat. While the full tables and loud conversation were common during lunch period at St. Brendan Catholic School, one thing was very different: Students from different grades were eating with each other. As a part of a national campaign called Mix It Up at Lunch, the eighth-graders organized a lunch to get students from different grades and social groups to interact with each other. “Because of their social circles, they rarely get to interact in this way,” said English teacher Monica Vega. For more information on the campaign, visit tolerance.org.
Fourth-grader Tianna Fries broke the ice at her table by asking everyone what their favorite color was.
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A house in Broadwater is the top seller $225,000. Built in 1972, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,175 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $185,000.
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house with nearly 5,000 square feet was the top real estate sales transaction for Sept. 18-24. Timothy and Tisha Jones, of Ormond Beach, sold 42 Broadriver Road to Harry and Debra Moulis, of Ormond Beach, for $930,000. Built in 1996, the house has four bedrooms, 4.5 bath, boat dock, boat house, pool and 4,969 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $1,275,000.
Kellee Washington, as trustee, sold 29 Chrysanthemum Drive to Benjamin and Angela Gillespie, of Ormond Beach, for$223,900. Built in 2008, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,912 square feet. It sold in 2008 for $205,000. Courtesy photo
The top seller has a swimming pool and access to the Tomoka River.
ORMOND BEACH Jeffrey and Laura Burton, of Fountain Inn, South Carolina, sold 280 Warwick Ave. to Janet McGuire and Heather Barak, of Ormond Beach, for $262,500. Built in 1975, the house has four bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a fireplace and 2,636 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $150,000. James and Eva Teters, of
Ormond Beach, sold 9 Fernery Trail to Kimberly Williams, of Ormond Beach, for $245,000. Built in 1991, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,504 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $255,000. John Gould, of Daytona Beach, sold 915 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 7030, to Leslie Bublin, of Northfield, Michigan, for
Betty Young sold 55 Oak Ave. to Charles and Denise Cooke, of Ormond Beach, for $162,000. Built in 1975, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,324 square feet. It sold in 1987 for $69,000. Tony and Deborah Lather, of Ormond Beach, sold 75 N. Capri Drive to Richard Pence, of Ormond Beach, for $100,000. Built in 1961, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,116 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $92,000.
Chelsea Place HF Commercial Residential LLC, of Daytona Beach, sold 490 Chelsea Place Ave. to Jop Tannous and Gisele Khawand, of Ormond Beach, for $372,553. Built in 2016, the house has four bedrooms, three baths and 2,734 square feet. Northbrook John and Dorothy Saloki, of Ormond Beach, sold 911 Northbrook Drive to Donna Gilbert, of Ormond Beach, for $188,000. Built in 1979, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, barn, swimming pool and 1,542 square feet. It sold in 1979 for $56,200.
Joseph Gallagher IV, Penny Parks and Daniel Gallagher, individually and as trustees, sold 916 Northbrook Drive to Deborah DeWitt and Steven Harris, of Ormond Beach, for $160,000. Built in 1978, the house has two bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,504
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4BD/3BA just under 1 acre, 525 ft. of waterfront. The large great room features hardwood floors, fireplace, surround sound & 3 sets of french doors. Natural wood cabinets & granite countertops in the kitchen, SS appliances, The master suite w/ large walk-in closet & balcony. Outside offers a saltwater pool & Jacuzzi, summer kitchen, boat lift davit & private dock. $650,000. MLS#1018805. Call Addam Ralston at 386-846-4474.
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RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Plantation Bay Prestwick of Plantation Bay, of Daytona Beach, sold 793 Aldenham Lane to Kim Peran and Edward Dowling, of Ormond Beach, for $254,275. Built in 2016, the house has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,078 square feet. Plantation Pines Bobbye Miller, of Ormond Beach, sold 3734 Pine Cone Lane to Kylee Miller, of Deerfield Beach, for $245,999. Built in 1988, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 2,392 square feet. The Trails David and Jacqueline Bailey, of Ormond Beach, sold 3 Fox Run Trail to Amber Davids, of Daytona Beach, for $185,000. Built in 1978, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,618 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $182,000.
Daniel and Pamela Kixmiller, individually and as trustees, sold 31 Indian Trail to Pamela Underwood, of Ormond Beach, for $179,900. Built in 1983, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace and 1,874 square feet. It sold in 2012 for $140,000. Brian Padgett, of Ormond Beach, sold 37 Cherokee Trail, Unit 37, to Gordon Ezzell, of Ormond
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Trails South Forty Robert and Eileen Stone, of Ormond Beach, sold 120 Horseshoe Trail to Harry Maynard, of Ormond Beach, for $172,000. Built in 1983, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a fireplace and 1,821 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $160,000.
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386-503.5988 NEXT 20” bike, 5-speed/shock absorber, model Make, $150. 386.445.8740 LEATHER JACKET type A2 size 46R made in USA Excellent condition. $199. Palm Coast 386.246.4275. LEATHER COUCH & recliner, 3-piece wicker set, butcher block table & hutch, $175/obo. 386.597.3437 HIGH BACK wicker chairs. Small-good condition$30 for pair. 386-283-4367 lv msg GOLD 1930 Alexandrite ring sz 6 $125. SS /jade charm bracelet 70's, $65. 386-586-3484 FREE! SAMSUNG 27” TV, not a flat screen. 386.446.9318 EXTENSION LADDER, 24’, $65. 10’ step ladder, $10. 65” Mitsubishi flatscreen, $125. Must sell, 386.864.1381 Items Under $200 For Sale DUAL RECLINER, brown with center arm rest/storage area, excellent condition $100. 386.225.7601 9am-9pm only
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MULTIFAMILY GARAGE sale at 8 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, at 48 Londonderry Drive. Furniture. Lots of baby stuff. PRE-ESTATE/YARD SALE, in house, sold house. Multi-Furniture, cherry wood dining room set w/curio, rattan glasstop table w/6-caster chairs, antiques, dishes, LOWERY ORGAN (full size Carnival w/everything) and many household items. Please call, Plantation Oaks Community, Gated community, must call 386.439.5666, leave message. SUPER SALE, 105 & 107 Colechester Ln, Friday/Saturday, 9am-3pm. Automotive accessories, tools, Commercial power washer, 2-bikes, furniture, dishware, freezer, brass lamps and much Open House more. 2 Highland Falls Dr ONLY $39,500 12 Misty Falls Dr. ONLY $42,500 Come andAnnouncements see this gorgeous community and these beautiful homes at NOTICE UNDER Fictitious Name Law Beach. Pursuant The Falls 55+ community in Ormond Announcements to Section 865.09, FridayFlorida 11/11 Statutes - 2-5pm Saturday 11/12 -Name 12-4pm NOTICE UNDER Fictitious Law Pursuant NOTICE IS865.09, HEREBY GIVEN the undersigned, SundayFlorida 11/13Statutes -that 12-3pm to Section desiring in business under the info. fictitious Call to orengage text 386-589-9037 for more name ofISAM Home Improvement located at 7 Danielle Desousa NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, Ponderosa Lane&inin the County of Flagler in the Palm The Beaches Real Estate desiring to Coast engage business under the fictitious City ofof Palm 32164 intends to at regPetFriendlyAgent.net name AMCoast HomeFlorida Improvement located 7 ister the said name the Division of CorporaPonderosa Lane in with the County of Flagler in the tionsof of the Florida Department of toState, City Palm Coast Florida 32164 intends regADVERTISE YOUR Tallahassee, ister the said FL. name with the Division of CorporaDated at Florida, this 10th day of Notions of Palm the Coast, Florida Department of State, vember, 2016FL. Tallahassee, Dated at PalmAs Coast, this As low as10th day of NolowFlorida, as $17.50 Arlindo Monteiro vember, 2016
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NEWItems IN boxes, (2) Mustang GT models, Fastback, Under $200 For Sale Items Under $200 For Sale $25 for both. 386.677.4373 after 10am. DELL DESK computer, keyboard & Dell photo 2-DOUBLE PANED sliding glass door sets, $95. RIGID 12" miter saw with rolling stand $160 printer, 386.846.6171, $35. TAN RECLINER, excellent, $50. New fireplace $200 For Sale Under $200 For Sale TruckItems topper Under covering, 81x68, hatchback, $95. GreatItems condition call 386-447-7082 Jimmy Stewart w/remote control asking $125. 386.671.9091 386.627.9116 2-DOUBLE PANED sliding glass door sets, $95. RIGID 12" miterLADIES saw withbicycle, rolling new standbasket, $160 extra SUNCRUISER Truck topper covering, 81x68, 386-447-7082 7’ FULLY lighted Christmas tree, hatchback, used once, in$95. the Great seat, condition bell and call light, good condition, $40 cash. NovThis 10 (Easy, difficulty ratinganswers 0.31) week’s Sudoku 386.627.9116 box, $125. 386.283.8704, 386.283.8705 386.445.4462 LADIES bicycle, new basket, extra SUNCRUISER 7’ FULLY lighted Christmas tree, once, in the bell and light, good condition, $40 cash. BMW ALLOY wheel rim, year ‘06used model M3, still seat, TALL FANBACK Wicker chair & table, $160/both. 3 7 6 8 1 2 5 9 4 box, $125.$100 386.283.8704, 386.445.4462 in box. firm. Call 386.283.8705 386.264.6121 CD/DVD holder shaped like a dachsund dog, $28new. 386-986-9414 2 1 5 4 9 7 8 3 6 BMW ALLOY wheel rim,computer year ‘06 desk modelwith M3, still TALL FANBACK Wicker chair & table, $160/both. CHERRY MAHOGANY hutch in $100drawers. firm. CallExcellent 386.264.6121 holder shapedFR710 like a BL dachsund dog, $28andbox. two side condition $200. CD/DVD TIRES (4) - Firestone P225/60R16 97T, 4 9 8 5 6 3 1 2 7 386-986-9414 386.265.1432. low miles, like new - $160. 386.793.5516. CHERRY MAHOGANY computer desk with hutch new. and two sideROAD drawers. Excellent condition (4) - Firestone FR710jacket, BL P225/60R16 97T, COLEMAN trip propane-portable grill,$200. ask- TIRES V.G. LADIES black leather 2x, $49. Ladies 6 4 3 7 8 1 2 5 9 386.265.1432. miles, likejacket, new -xl, $160. ing $100. Bicycle Power Climber 18-speeds, full low black winter $35.386.793.5516. 386.437.3441 suspension,ROAD $50, firm. 386.263.7291 5 2 1 6 3 9 4 7 8 COLEMAN trip propane-portable grill, ask- V.G. LADIES26” black leather jacket, $49. Ladies WOMEN’S Huffy bike-1 year2x,old-like new. ing $100. Bicycle ClimberMason, 18-speeds, full black jacket, xl, $35. COMEDY LP’S, Power Dangerfield, Rivers, Aqua winter & tan, basket & 386.437.3441 cup holder, $100. $17.50 1 week! 9 8 7 2 5 4 3 6 1 suspension, $50,Cosby. firm. 386.263.7291 for 1for week! 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Black FLATHOUSE BIBLE Church, Friday, 11/11 and furniture, clothes, vacuum, pictures, beautiful SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13th dado blade. trade 386.586.8342 interlocking show carpet 10x10 $50. Saturday, 11/12, 8am-2pm. US-1 N to Hargrove Christmas decorations much more! kitchen, From 10 am to 4 pm 386-503.5988 SCREEN retractable 4x6 $50. Black Grade, left on Hargrove and Lane. Household, This week’s Crossword answers PROJECTION Holiday 2016 furniture, clothes, vacuum, pictures, beautiful interlocking trade5-speed/shock show carpet 10x10 $50. model NEXT 20” bike, absorber, Artisan & Craft Bazaar Christmas decorations and much more! 386-503.5988 Make, $150. 386.445.8740 at Temple Beth Shalom, Holiday 2016 MULTIFAMILY GARAGE sale at 8 a.m. 40 Wellington Palm Coast NEXT 20” JACKET bike, 5-speed/shock absorber, model LEATHER type A2 size 46R made in USA Artisan & Drive, Craft Bazaar Saturday, Nov. 12, at 48 Londonderry Make, $150.condition. 386.445.8740 Excellent $199. Palm Coast at Temple Beth Shalom, Drive. Furniture.GARAGE Lots of baby Unique 40 & Exotic itemsDrive, for sale by Artisans 386.246.4275. MULTIFAMILY sale stuff. at 8 a.m. Wellington Palm Coast in the LEATHER JACKET type A2 size 46R made in USA Tradition of Old World Craftsmanship. Raffles, Saturday, Nov. 12, at 48 Londonderry Excellent condition. $199. 3-piece Palm Coast LEATHER COUCH & recliner, wicker set, Refreshments & Casbah Drive. Furniture. Lots Unique & Exotic items for sale by Artisans in the 386.246.4275. butcher block table & hutch, $175/obo. PRE-ESTATE/YARD SALE,of in baby house,stuff. sold house. Tradition of OldFREE WorldAdmission Craftsmanship. Raffles, 386.597.3437 Multi-Furniture, cherry wood dining room set LEATHER COUCH & recliner, 3-piece wicker set, Refreshments & Casbah w/curio, rattan glasstop table w/6-caster chairs, butcher block table hutch, $175/obo. HIGH BACK wicker chairs.&Small-good condition- PRE-ESTATE/YARD SALE, in house, sold house. 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