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The Bulldogs were too much for the Green Wave on opening night. PAGE 13

NEWS

Salty Kids Preschool calls in the clowns for annual fall fest.

Florida Hospital signs major deal with the Daytona Speedway. PAGE 3

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OUR TOWN

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+ Coffee with a Cop continues success The Ormond Beach Police Department will soon work with Cracker Barrel, Peach Valley Cafe and Dunkin’ Donuts for its Coffee with a Cop event. The event provides a unique opportunity for citizens to ask law enforcement questions, and learn more about their work in the community. The following locations will host Coffee with a Cop from 8 to 10 a.m.: • Nov. 6, Cracker Barrel, 125 Interchange Blvd. • Nov. 13, Peach Valley West, 1185 W. Granada Blvd. • Nov. 20, Peach Valley East, 247 E. Granada Blvd. • Nov. 24, Einstein Bros. Bagels, 110 S. Nova Road. • Dec. 4, Starbucks Coffee, 185 E. Granada Blvd. • Dec. 11, Starbucks Coffee, 1425 W. Granada Blvd. For more information, call 676-3526.

+ Nova Skate Park breaks ground The long-awaited renovation and expansion of the Nova Community Skate Park began Nov. 3. Located at 440 N. Nova Road, the park will nearly double the skate-able paved surface and consist of a vendor and restroom building. In addition, a beginner area will be added, as well as a bowl and speed-skating elements. The cost of the renovation is estimated at $450,000 and includes ECHO Grant funding for one half of the total cost, or $225,000. Construction will begin in November, and the renovated skate park is expected to be open in April or May 2015.

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ELECTION

if you build it By Wayne Grant | News Editor

NEW BUSINESS FOR ORMOND

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Fourteen acres are being cleared on Granada Boulevard.

The pile of trees just east of Dustin’s BarB-Q on West Granada Boulevard should be the site of several restaurants and shops this time next year. There will be Chipotle Mexican Grill,

Panera Bread with a drive-thru, Pie Five Pizza, Petco Animal Supplies, AT&T store, Mattress Firm and Aspen Dental. The site is being cleared by The Ferber Group, of Ponte

Vedra Beach, which purchased 14.5 acres for $1.4 million from a local investor group known as West Granada LLC. The company plans to construct a 31,240-square-foot retail center with

three separate buildings. For wetland conservation, 7.72 acres of the land is being kept in a natural state. The buildings are

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DO IT FOR DYLAN By Emily Blackwood | Community Editor

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Troy Kent and his son, Wyatt, 9, waited for the election results with supporters at Grind Gastropub & Kona Tiki Bar.

Costello, Kent look back on campaign Florida state Rep. Fred Costello hopes to serve for a total of eight years.

Fifteen-year-old Diamond made T-shirts in honor of her brother, Dylan.

born, he had to have open-heart surgery. He was diagnosed with Williams syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that can lead to development problems, and hypoplastic left heart syndrome, which is when the left heart valve doesn’t develop completely. Born Nov.

Former Mayor and state Rep. Fred Costello is glad the campaign for state representative, District 25, is over. “I hated it; I despise campaigning,” he said at Republican headquarters on Nova Road on election night. As a dentist, he is trained to do good, quality work, and let the work stand for itself. “As a public servant, unfortunately, we have to go out there and beat the drum,” he said. He would much prefer to simply let people know what he wants to accomplish, show his record, and let the people vote for him if they agree with his position. He won the race with 59.43% of the vote. He said he wanted to thank voters for giving him the opportunity to serve. With all precincts reporting, Costello had 37,866 votes. His opponent, Democrat Noel Cheryl Bickford, had 40.57% of the vote, with a total of 25,849 votes. City Commissioner Troy Kent, who won the Zone 2 race with 68.8% of the vote, said he enjoyed getting out on the campaign trail for the first time in nine years. Kent was first elected to the Ormond Beach City Commission in 2003. He said he was able to learn the

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PACE student honors loss of her 2-year-old brother Diamond remembers her brother a year after his unexpected death. Dylan Jackson gave the best hugs. And, although he died just shy of his third birthday, Jackson made every day count. “We would be in the store, and he would smile at strangers,” Diamond said. “They would smile back, and then, he would reach for them. I was like, ‘You don’t even know

these people.’ Even though he had a heart condition, he touched a lot of people’s hearts.” In honor of his birthday Nov. 16, Diamond and her family are putting together a “Yo Gabba Gabba”themed birthday party for Dylan, who would have turned 3. No matter how much she misses her

little brother, Diamond said she knows his life will always been remembered. “Dylan knew everyone and everyone knew him,” Diamond said. “He always kept a smile on his face. People shouldn’t take life for granted. Dylan didn’t. He lived, he laughed, and he loved.” As soon as Dylan was

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+ Love Whole Foods sponsors GMO costume contest In an effort to make the community aware of genetically modified foods, Love Whole Foods hosted a GMO costume party at Cinematique in Daytona Beach. During the event Oct. 27, Mitchell Booth, owner of Love Whole Foods, showed the documentary “GMO OMG” and dressed in a hazmat suit, which was a part of the movie. Booth said the theater was packed with residents interested in learning more about their food.

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Team Red, White and Blue will host a workout in honor of Veterans Day, Nov. 11

+ Team RWB hosts Veterans Day workout

a respectful way and to provide opportunities to help veterans connect with their communities. Zumar is also a naval officer and owner of Z CrossFit in Ormond Beach. The workouts will be held at 10 a.m. Nov. 9 at the Daytona Beach Pier, 1200 Main St., and at 6 p.m. Nov. 11 at CrossFit Port Orange, 300 Opportunity Circle. Learn more about Team RWB at www teamrwb.org.

The Daytona Beach Chapter of Team Red, White and Blue will host two Warriors Armistice workouts in honor of Veterans Day Nov. 11. Led by the team’s athletic director, Keith Zumar, the workout is held twice a year to help people remember veterans in

TOP: Love Whole Foods Owner Mitchell Booth and Landon Boren, who was dressed as an organic, non-GMO hotdog.

+ ‘We want the patients to feel at home’

BOTTOM LEFT:Mitchell Booth, Love Whole Foods owner, dressed up in a hazmat suit.

Bogdanovski Family Practice has started business at 900 Sterthaus Drive, in the former location of Dr. Khurshid Khan, who has retired. Dragi Bogdanovski, D.O., said new patients and walk-ins are welcome. His wife, Dr. Suzana Bogdanovska, is an emergency medical physician at Florida Hospital, Flagler, and will also work at the family practice. “If you want a woman doctor, I’m here,” she said at the ribbon cutting Sept. 30.

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Originally from Macedonia, Dr. Bogdanovski moved to Ormond Beach in 1994, after his cousin, George Atanasoski, had relocated here. Atanasoski owns Microflex Inc. in Ormond Beach. Bogdanovski later moved to New York, and returned to Ormond Beach in 2012. “It’s more easygoing here than in New York,” he said. The rooms at the office have been decorated in various colors, unlike a typical medical office. “I want the patients to feel at home,” Bogdanovska said.

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Florida Hospital to get on track The health system will have a large presence at the Speedway in a sponsorship deal. Florida Hospital Volusia/ Flagler has signed a contract with Daytona International Speedway to be the second “founding partner” of the $400 million remodeling project known as “Daytona Rising.” Florida Hospital will replace Halifax Health as the health care provider at the track. The health care system will sponsor one of the “fan injectors,” which provide an entrance to the Speedway, as well as a 20,000-square-foot area where retail and dining opportunities will be available. The hospital plans for interaction with the fans. “This area will belong to Florida Hospital,” said Speedway CEO Joie Chitwood III at a press conference Oct. 30. Florida Hospital Volusia/ Flagler CEO Daryl Tol said his company had been looking for ways to “get out of the four walls” of the hospital. “We want to connect with the community and not be

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Speedway CEO Joie Chitwood III and Florida Hospital Volusia/ Flagler CEO Daryl Tol arrive for a press conference in a pace car. isolated,” he said. Tol said the public will be able to learn about the hospital’s commitment to health and wellness, but definite plans have not been set up for the injector area, which is set to be finished in January, 2016. Financial terms were not disclosed. The first founding sponsor was Toyota. Florida Hospital will be the

exclusive health care provider for urgent care and first aid for both competitors and fans. The level of care needed will determine where a patient is transported. Trauma centers are limited by the state in geographic areas and Halifax Health is the region’s trauma center. The Speedway did not make an offer to be a found-

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ing partner to Halifax Health, which has been the health care provider at the Speedway for many years, according to Speedway spokesman Andrew Booth. Chitwood said Speedway management was attracted to a partnership with Florida Hospital because the statewide corporation has experience in sports marketing with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Orlando Magic. In a statement, Halifax Health CEO Jeff Feasal said, “This was a business decision the Speedway felt was in its best interest at this time. We are proud of the long history of exceptional care Halifax Health has provided to the competitors, crew and fans at Daytona International Speedway.” He said Halifax Health will continue to support the Speedway and the fans. The France family will continue their relationship with Halifax Health, Booth said.

At about 3:39 a.m. Oct. 29, the Ormond Beach Fire Department was dispatched to a residential structure fire at 11 Carmel Terrace. There was one occupant and there were no injuries. Units from Ormond Beach and Volusia County responded. The State Fire Marshall is investigating the cause of the fire. Courtesy photo

HIGH ON HEALTH by Wayne Grant | News Editor

New fitness trend swings into area Aerial arts, made popular by Cirque du Soliel, offer exercise and artistic expression. It’s “a dance in the air.” That’s how instructor Barrie Michaels describes aerial arts. She’s currently bringing the fitness trend to Volusia County, and classes are available at the Ormond Beach Nova Recreation Center. Michaels says this is the first time aerial arts have been available in Volusia County, as well as in Flagler County, where she lives. Think of Cirque du Soliel, where the performers are suspended on ropes and ribbons above the crowd. That is aerial arts, and the Cirque is the reason for the sport’s growing popularity. Michaels is quick to point out that aerial arts is not aerial yoga. Aerial arts is more of an artistic performance. “People do beautiful performances,” she said. “A student learns a few tricks, and then puts them together with music. It mesmerizes people.” Michaels offers three types of aerial arts — silks, lyra and

cube. Silks are two separate silk strands; the lyra is a metal hoop; and the cube is a box with open sides. They offer many possibilities for movements. The health benefit is also important, she said. It’s good for building upper-body strength, which is needed by many women. It’s also good for flexibility and the core muscles. Being inverted gets the circulation going, provides spinal decompression and flushes out the lymph glands, she said. Michaels also sees aerial arts as a stress reliever, similar to yoga. She once was in a highstress occupation in the corporate world, and found the practice beneficial for calming the mind. “It’s been around 20 years but started getting popular about 10 years ago,” Michaels said. “When Pink did it at the Grammys … that got people talking.” Michaels’ company is called VertiFit Aerial Arts and Yoga,

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Instructor Barrie Michaels helps Ann-Margret Emery demonstrate a stretch position. which stands for vertical fitness and includes aerial yoga. Michaels is helping AnnMargret Emery of Ormond Beach get started in aerial arts. Emery, who is assistant city attorney, said she was a competitive gymnast when younger and has missed it. “It’s exercise but to me it

looks like fun,” she said. “I like the idea of climbing high and getting upside down.” Michaels said aerial arts is suitable for all ages. She has been invited to do a special workshop for SkyHigh Gymnastics. Visit vertifit.com or call 5863268.

+ Waste water use to be extended on the beachside The Ormond Beach City Commission recently approved seeking bids for the South Peninsula Reclaimed Water Main Extension Project. The beachside, a barrier island, is sometimes referred to as the “peninsula.” The bid number is 2015-11. The city has received several requests for reuse service from residents and property owners on the South Peninsula, according to city documents. It is estimated that Hillside Cemetery will use about 35,000 gallons per day. Water for irrigation will be available along Seton Trail and parts of South Halifax Drive and Magnolia Drive. Three years ago, the city built a second waste water plant, increasing the storage capacity from three to eight million gallons. The water is used for irrigation, as well as for fire suppression in areas on the North Peninsula, including Oceanside Country Club. In the western area of the city, Tomoka Oaks Golf and Country Club and the neighborhoods of Breakaway Trails and Hunter’s Ridge have reclaimed water service. Quentin L. Hampton and Associates Inc. designed the project and has estimated the cost to be $357,641.00.

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+ Three arrested in house burglaries Three Ormond Beach people, all of 690 S. Center St., were arrested and charged with residential burglary on Oct. 29. The burglaries involved forced entry, and police were led to the suspects after checking fingerprints on pawned items. The victims identified the items, which were returned to them. The law requires photo identification and finger prints when items are pawned. Items taken included jewelry and an I-phone. Evidence shows at least one burglar consumed alcoholic beverages from bottles while at the Cherrywood Drive address. The dates of the incidents were between Sept. 19 and Oct. 1. Katherine M. Leder, 39, was charged with burglary, grand theft and dealing in stolen property for burglaries at 4 Park Crossings Circle and 500 Cherrywood Drive. Timothy A. Willings, 33, and Scott A. Rogers, 47, were charged with burglary, grand theft and dealing in stolen property for the burglary at 500 Cherrywood Drive. Additional charges are pending, along with possible arrests of other suspects. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Ormond Beach Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division at 676-3514 or Crime Stoppers at 1-888-277-8477.

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The Ormond Beach Police Department is investigating 15 vehicle burglaries that occurred early Oct. 27 in the Tomoka Oaks area. Some of the vehicles had smashed windows, and others had been left unlocked. Stolen items include a purse, wallet and GPS system. There are no known suspects at this time. Anyone with information is asked to contact Ormond Beach police at 6770731 or Crime Stoppers at 1-888-2778477.

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BUILD / FROM PAGE 1 completely rented, according to spokeswoman Teresa Grashof. Construction will start as soon as the land is cleared. The buildings will be turned over to the tenants next May or June. “It will probably take the businesses a few months to finish out their properties and get ready to open,” she said. Grashof said the attraction of the location for retailers was a pull toward the west in Ormond Beach. “That’s where you have the big-box stores and I-95,” she said. “That’s where retailers want to be.” There will a landscaped buffer between the new retail center and the neighborhood next door, Chelsea Place. Steve Spraker, senior planner for the city, said there will be neighborhood meetings with city staff and company representatives when the project is 50% completed and when it is 90% completed to give residents a chance to review the project. There was a neighborhood meeting when the project was first planned.

PACE / FROM PAGE 1 16, 2011, the doctors didn’t think Dylan would be released from the hospital in time for Christmas. But, he proved them wrong, like he always did. “He was always getting out of the hospital earlier than expected,” Diamond said. “He was strong. Before he could open his eyes, he knew how to pull out the oxygen and feeding tubes. Even though he was little, he always amazed the doctors.” When Dylan Jackson went in for his second open-heart surgery in August 2013, the doctors noticed his arteries hadn’t grown. To do the proper procedures, they would have to wait two years to see if he made any growth improvements. “If his arteries didn’t grow the way they needed, then there was nothing the doc-

The Ferber Group will manage the retail center after it opens. Grashof said the company has a long history of developing stand-alone properties, such as pharmacies, and for the past few years have built and managed multi-retail establishments. tors could do,” Diamond said. “He went to a day care, and you couldn’t tell anything was wrong. Dylan was bad, like he didn’t care how much bigger the other kids were. If they had a toy he wanted, he’s gonna snatch it.” About a week after his second surgery, Dylan was at home and about to take a bath. Diamond was half-asleep when she heard him screaming. And just like that, Dylan had a heart attack and died. “With Dylan’s condition, he could go into cardiac arrest at anytime,” Diamond said. “But, the doctors didn’t tell my mom that. He was such a happy baby. He was a fighter, but he was always smiling.” To honor her brother, Diamond and her mom, Anisha Collins-Jackson, created a team for the Volusia Flagler Heart Walk in September 2014. They made and sold more than 100 shirts and donated money to the American Heart Association.

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Cleaned out at car wash 2:06 p.m. — First Block of South Yonge Street. Burglary of Conveyance. The victim said she had her car washed at a business and then parked her car at the vacuums. She said she remembers a gold sedan parked next to her on the passenger side. She said her purse was on the passenger seat and the car was unlocked as she vacuumed it out. After she completed the vacuuming, she noticed both her purse and the suspect were gone. After she got home, she closed her credit cards. Her debit card had already been used twice. There was a charge at a gas station, but the transaction was pending so the location was not available. The other charge was at Looking Good Menswear in Daytona Beach. The clerk at the clothing store said he didn’t know if the security cameras were operational. There was no video of the incident at the car wash. The officer asked the victim to let police know the location of the gas station when it becomes available. The victim’s i-phone was in the purse, and she said she would provide the serial number.

Purse not safe in driveway 8:13 p.m. — 100 Block of John Anderson Drive. Burglary of Conveyance. The victim had returned to her home on John Anderson Drive from shopping and was unloading groceries. She left her purse and her gym bag in the car, which was unlocked. She noticed that someone had removed

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By the time this issue will come out, it will be almost a week since Halloween. But I think we can agree, that the debate of what to serve our trick-or-treaters is timeless. My five-year-old cousin, Erinn, dressed up in full body makeup as a scary black cat Friday night. She had the tail, the ears, fashionable leopard-print combat boots and a convincing “hiss” to complete the ensemEMILY BLACKWOOD ble. In other words, she was the real deal. Now, Erinn doesn’t dress up like this every Friday night. It was Halloween and she made her mission clear by running around the house screaming “CANDY, CANDY, CANDEEEEEE.” There was simply no way for anyone to be confused. Erinn and her mom do not live in a subdivision, so this year they came to our granddad’s house for some prime trickor-treating. Granddad, also a Halloween fan, went all out for the occasion and created a hayride trick-or-treating experience just for her. Aunts, uncles, older cousins and my friend, Haylie, piled into the large trailer that was being pulled by a small golf cart and took off. We passed a few houses be-

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This year, I dressed up as a gypsy, while Bear explored his inner fairy.

fore we spotted one with its porch lights turned on — the universal invitation to ring a doorbell past dark for candy. Erinn, who was previously the loudest person in the kitchen, got very shy as we walked up to the stranger’s front door. After attempting a few soft knocks by the scary, black cat, we got the neighbor’s attention by honking and loudly yelling those infamous words: “Trick or treat!” A few dog barks later, a woman answered with ruffled hair and white night

gown. “No ma’m,” she said after looking at Erinn’s empty bag. “No Halloween for us this year.” I attempted to argue the porch light situation, but the door was promptly slammed in our faces. Still, I at least wanted the woman to feel a little guilty for giving my innocent little cousin a bad Halloween memory. So, I made a few loud sobbing noises and told Erinn not to cry. We almost hit a successful house on the next street over. Though the man was nice, he gave us each a strawberry-flavored granola bar. What happened to the Halloween spirit? When we finally did get some real candy, Erinn was so estatic she almost tripped running back to the hayride to show everyone. Our group may or may not have woken up the whole neighborhood with some loud “thank-you” honks and screams. One woman gave us cough drops and admitted that after living in that house for 10 years, she had never had a trick-ortreater. Another woman, who was throwing a rather large Halloween party, offered my 5-year-old cousin $5 and me a beer. Though I understand the inconvenience of random children coming to your door demanding candy, I would think that we can all remember the excitement of Halloween. You can be grouchy and overly health conscious for the rest of the year. But on Oct. 31, I think it’s safe to say making it fun for the kids is the priority.

time keepers by Wayne Grant | News Editor

Clock repair shop keeps on ticking Owner Jim Beauchaine started working on clocks 43 years ago with his father.

Norman Arnold Walker Norman Arnold Walker passed away suddenly and peacefully Friday night October 31, 2014 at his home in Flagler Beach, Florida. Norman had a successful career as a General Contractor for nearly 45 years beginning in Northern Virginia. He built homes for coaches and members of the Washington Redskins and National Symphony Orchestra Designer Showcase Homes to multiple Subdivisions. His love of drag racing, visiting the Gator Nationals yearly in Gainesville, Florida, his years as President of the Wheels in Motion Car Club and creating their charter organization in Palm Coast, riding and customizing his Harley Motorcycles, traveling with his family and being a 20 year member of the Daytona Beach Street Rods were only some of his hobbies. He had such a love of classic cars, highlighted by his fully restored 1956 Ford F-100 which had won many awards. Norm was always quick to lend a hand to anyone in need. Survived by his wife of 30 years, Valerie; daughters Kristen (husband Darren Hagan) of Raleigh, North Carolina, Caron (husband Craig Johnson) of Jacksonville, Florida, Ashley Walker of New York City, New York, and Lauren (husband Josh McPherson) of Palm Coast, Florida; four grandchildren McKenna, Reed, Kian, and Cade, four sisters, two brothers and too many friends to mention. The family will be opening their home to receive friends on Friday, November 7, from 4:00 to 8:00PM. In lieu of flowers, donations in his memory may be made to the charity of your choice. For online condolences go to:www.craigflaglerpalms. com “online obituaries”. Arrangements are in the care and trust of Craig-Flagler Palms Funeral Home.

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There’s no doubt when noon arrives at J.C.’s Clock & Jewelry, 57 N. Yonge St., cuckoo clocks, grandfather clocks, chiming clocks, all fill the air with their sounds. “It’s very musical. We get serenaded,” said Cindy Beauchaine, who owns the store along with her husband, Jim. “We can tell when something is wrong with a clock by its musical chime.” In the digital world, where devices are discarded as soon as the next model comes along, clocks are still valued. “They are family heirlooms,” she said. Some clocks are handed down through four generations. The Beauchaines repair many clocks for customers that date back to the 1800s, and have worked on clocks that go as far back as the 1700s. They find a demand for their business. They said winter residents in the area bring clocks from home, from as far away as New England, to be repaired. They note that there aren’t many clock-repair shops around anymore, and few young people choose clock repair as a career. Jim Beauchaine started repairing clocks 43 years ago when he was 15 years old, working for his dad, a master clock and jewelry repairman. They moved down from Michigan 40 years ago. Jim is also a goldsmith and sets stones and repairs jewelry. Keeping the business inter-

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Jim and Cindy Beauchaine. esting, he said, is the large variety of clocks. “People don’t realize how many thousands of different types and styles of clocks there are,” he said. “Sometimes I think I’ve seen everything, and someone will bring in something new. And they all have the same function … to tell time.” He holds up a clock movement he is working on, with a complicated set of wheels and gears. “I look at this and I’m amazed at how someone designed it,” he said. The clocks from the 1800s can be repaired, because people have taken care of them, Cindy Beauchaine said.

She recommends that mechanical clocks be cleaned every five years. She said some people ask for clock to be “oiled,” but they have to be taken apart for proper maintenance. She said mechanical clocks can be regulated, if they are running fast or slow, but it’s a good idea to consult an expert before trying to adjust a clock yourself, because it can be hard to do. “Calling is free,” she said. For battery clocks, she recommends that the battery be replaced annually, just like in a smoke detector, because they can start leaking acid. “It’s cheaper to change a battery every year than repair

a clock,” she said. Also, she warns that it’s dangerous to turn a clock’s hands back to set the time. She recommends stopping the clock, if it’s too far ahead, and then starting again when the time is correct. The hands can be turned back on a quartz clock, but for all others, it’s safest to not turn the hands back. In addition to being heirlooms, clocks are also part of home décor, and will remain popular. But, modern clocks are not made as sturdily as old clocks, she said. They enjoy keeping the clocks running. “We love our little shop and care about what we do,” she said.

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Though the band program hasn’t been as popular in the last decade as before, its boosters have seen interest in it start to grow under the direction of Kososki. “Under his direction, our pride is on the ride,” SOBA Fundraising Chairperson Lori Strasser said in an email. “There was a time the Marching 100 was a source of immense pride to our community. Cuts to the arts budgets have made for tough times for our music programs, but we have caught a new wave at Seabreeze.” Koskoski, who is currently in his second year as band director, credits the growth to a good relation with middle schools. Currently, the band has 94 members and he thinks it will go well past 100 next year. “Transitioning to high school is a big, scary deal,” Koskoski said. “It’s good for kids to already be a part of a group. With band, they know people. They’re already in a crowd.”

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Lisa Ford Williams, chairman of the Halifax HealthHospice Advisory Board, Jeff Feasal, Halifax Health president and CEO, and Ann Martorano, executive vice president and COO, attended the hard-hat tour at the new care center in Ormond Beach.

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Halifax Health conducted “hard hat” tours Oct. 30 for VIPs at the hospice care center being constructed on Booth Road. The company is offering a chance for community leaders and businesses to make a donation and get a naming opportunity for a family room, patient suite, office, patio or other areas. Halifax Health – Hospice is a nonprofit organization and all money goes into the hospice programs. Patient care is normally paid by Medicare or other insurance, but the organization cites several uncompensated costs, such as care for the uninsured, bereavement support and caregiver-assistance programs. Hospice care is for those who have been diagnosed by a physician as having a life-limiting illness. The organization provides in-home care for patients. The care centers are for those who can no longer remain at home. The facility is expected to take patients late next year, and will provide medical staff, spiritual support and volunteers.

Daytona Beach Police Chief Mike Chitwood addressed Ormond Beach. grab the device where the card is swiped and give it a shake to make sure it’s part of the equipment. Chitwood said the bottom line is not to trust anyone. He encouraged people to report suspicious activities. He said 98% of all solved crimes are the result of tips. Chitwood said a person should call if they suspect elder abuse. For example, if they no longer see a neighbor outside, it might because they are locked in a room while a caretaker is spending their money. Chitwood was asked about the idea of having a centralized homeless shelter, as recommended by consultant Robert Marbut. He said he’s seen earlier attempts at a homeless strategy go in a dozen different directions and end up on sitting on a table “I’ve already heard people say they don’t want to fund it,” he said. “I have a feeling this one is going to end up on a table.”

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Mainland wins championship over rival Seabreeze The Sandcrabs kept the game with rival Buccaneers a lot closer than expected, but they weren’t able to pull off the upset in the district championship. The Mainland Buccaneers (9-0, 4-0) held off the Seabreeze Sandcrabs (3-6, 3-1) 26-9 to win the district championship Friday, Oct. 31, at Municipal Stadium. “On any given year, anything can happen with Mainland and Seabreeze,” coach Scott Wilson said. “The kids know each other so well, and emotions played a good part tonight.” Coach Marc Beach said: “I thought our defense played awesome. We turned the ball over too many times, but I can’t be more proud of how our boys played.” Mainland will play the Central Cobras Nov. 6, in Fort Pierce, and the Sandcrabs will play Nease in Ponte Vedra.

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Bayliff named Oct. Athlete of the Month The Ormond Beach Lions Club honored Alyssa Bayliff, of Seabreeze High School, as its Student Athlete of the Month for October. Her parents, Rick and Karen Bayliff; sister, Amber Bayliff; and grandparents; Tommy and Barbara Aikens, looked on proudly as she accepted the award from LiJEFF ons Club President Al Legg. DAWSEY “It’s a great privilege to be picked by the principal,” Bayliff said. “I’ve worked so hard, and it’s an honor to be recognized as the Athlete of the Month.” Bayliff has earned a number of honors as a member of the Seabreeze track and cross-country teams. She won the track and cross-country rookie of the year, the Cross Country Coaches Award, track MVP and three Athlete of the Week awards. She also holds the school record in the 4-by-800-meter event. Bayliff has a cumulative 4.3 GPA. She has received two Academic

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Father Lopez High School could not make enough adjustments to counter the Flagler Palm Coast Bullldogs Nov. 4, in the first boys soccer match of the season.

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make positive life choices. Those interested can help the community continue programs for at-risk youth through a tournament sponsorship or by playing. The tournament is an 18-hole scramble, where participants may pick their team or be paired with a foursome. The hole-in-one prize is a 2015 Harley-Davidson Sportster motorcycle. The event kicks off with a 7:30 a.m. breakfast, followed by an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start. The luncheon, door-prize giveaway, 50/50 drawing and awards ceremony will be held at 12:30 p.m. Potential sponsors can purchase a platinum sponsorship for $1,000; gold for $500; silver for $300; and a hole for $150. Cost to participate in the tournament is $75. For more information, call 676-3505.

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FRIDAY, NOV. 7

Joseph Costanzo Art Exhibition and Opening Reception — 6 to 8 p.m. at The Casements. The show will run to Nov. 30. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend the opening reception, which will include light refreshments. Movies on the Halifax — 6 p.m. at Rockefeller Gardens. The city’s Leisure Services Department and The Casements Guild will present “Happy Feet.” Bring a lawn chair or a blanket and come out and enjoy the movie.Refreshments for purchase will be available. Florida’s Kopy Kats Present “Fascinating Rhythm” — 7:30 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center. Reserved tickets for the show are $15. Call 6763375.

SATURDAY, NOV. 8

Holiday Bazaar — 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Tomoka United Methodist Church. Free. Will feature a selection of fall, Christmas, year-round crafts and a great selection of gifts. Golfing for Youth — 7:30 a.m. at the River Bend Golf Club, 730 Airport Road. The Ormond Beach Police Athletic League will host. All funds raised will support programs for at-risk youth. Call 673-6000 Ext. 10. Knights of Columbus Prince of Peace Council 8791 Annual Veterans Recognition Dinner — 5 p.m. at the Parish Hall at 600 South Nova Road. Congressman Ron DeSantis (FL-6) will be guest speaker. Cost is $12 in advance and and $15 at the door. Call 672-5272. “An Event to Remember” — 6 p.m. at Halifax Plantation, 3400 Clubhouse Drive. The Alzheimer’s Resource Council is hosting. Cost is $50 per person and include a sit down dinner.

SUNDAY, NOV. 9

Jewish War Veterans to Meet — 9:30 a.m. at Aberdeen Club House, 55 Allwood Drive. Call 265-5084. Fall Botanical Trail Walk — 10 a.m. at Fairchild Oak parking lot, Bulow Creek Park, 3351 Old Dixie Highway. Hosted by the Ormond Scenic Loop & Trail. Free. No registration. Contact Rob Bird at rbird1@cfl. rr.com.

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Preschool teachers (seated) are Doreen Wheeler, Sherry Wilhite, Doris Maclennan, Dawn Bridgeman, Melody Combs; and (standing) Soledad Zuniga, Kimberly Culpepper and Cassy Porter. The man on stilts is Billy Damon.

Salty kids have fun at festival The community was invited to the annual event by Salty Church in Ormond Beach. Local kids and their parents had fun at the third-annual Salty Kids Preschool Fall Festival on Oct. 29 at the church, 221 Vining Court. “It’s a free community event,” said Preschool Director Dawn Bridgeman. Each year has a theme, and the kids of Salty Church and the Preschool teachers dress accordingly. The first year was 101 Dalmatians, the second year, the Wizard of Oz, and this year they are all dressed as clowns. The teachers made their own costumes, but Bridgeman made the costumes for all 38 kids in the school.

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Veterans Day Celebration — 5:30 p.m. at the Senior Center Ballroom, 351 Andrews Street. Reservations are required. Veterans are free. Tickets are $7. Tickets will be on sale through Nov. 6. Call 676-3241.

TUESDAY, NOV. 11

AARP Chapter 1057 — 10 a.m. at Ormond Beach Presbyterian Church, 105 Amsden Road. Call 441-5642. Ormond Memorial Art Museum’s Annual Veterans Day Tribute — 11 a.m. at the museum. “Tales of the American Troubadour” —2 to 3 p.m. at Ormond Beach Regional Library. Musician, folklorist and historian Bill Schustik will perform. He has performed for three American presidents, co-authored two full-length ballets, and written a show about the American Civil War. This free program is sponsored by the Friends of the Library. For more information, call the library at 6764191, Ext. 21084. “Upper Body Strengthening to Prevent Fractures or Strains” — 4 p.m. at Ormond Beach Library Auditorium. Presented by Jacquelyn D’Ercole. Call Barr & Associates Physical Therapy at 673-3535.

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Chaplain helped soldiers of all faiths ‘I’m still amazed at the diversity of the Army.’

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The monument to veterans of the Viet Nam War is at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens. Also on the grounds are monuments for the Korean War and World War II.

child back home that died. “I spent time sitting with him and helping him through those days,” he said. He said it was great experience to become friends with all of the other chaplains. “I loved it,” he said. He said he remembers when the Army brought in the first Muslim chaplain. The commanding officer asked the Muslim chaplain to meet with the other chaplains and tell them the tenets of the religion. “I’m still amazed at the diversity of the Army and how we all pull together and get along,” he said.

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When you see a veteran, thank him for his service. “That means so much to all of us,” said Rabbi Howard Schwartz, retired U.S. Army chaplain. Schwartz will be the guest speaker at the city’s Veterans Day Celebration Nov. 10, which includes dinner and entertainment at the Senior Center Ballroom, 351 Andrews Street. The event is normally sold out, according to a city spokeswoman, but reservations can be made until 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 6, if seats are available. For information, call 676-3241. Veterans are admitted free; tickets are $7 for others. Schwartz served four years in the Air Force, beginning in 1960, and when he left, he wanted to re-enlist so he could be a chaplain. When he was stationed in New Hampshire, there was no Jewish chaplain. “I wanted to fill that void,” he said. His first wife was opposed to him going back in, so it was 20 years later when re-enlisted, this time in the U.S. Army. He had attended seminary, and he served as a chaplain for 16 years. He was assigned as a chaplain for a unit and worked with people of all faiths. He said the military is a good example of how people from diverse backgrounds can get along and work together. On holy days, each soldier would attend a service for his own faith. But as chaplain, he would help them through hard times and offer counseling and support. He remembers a soldier who had a

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real estate | transactions By Wayne Grant | News Editor

Hunter’s Ridge home sells for $385,000 A house in Hunter’s Ridge with a lake view was the top real estate transaction for the week of Oct. 5 to Oct. 11 in Ormond Beach. Ronald and Marlene Kahrer, of Ormond Beach, sold 12 Huntsman Look to Andrew and Ida Ethridge, of Ormond Beach, for $385,000. Built in 1994, the house has four bedrooms, five baths, two fireplaces and 3,603 square feet. It sold in 1997 for $271,300.

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Bank of America, of Simi Valley, Calif., sold 12 Fox Hollow Drive to Karen LeBlanc, of Burlington, Mass., for $185,000. Built in 1987, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,978 square feet. It sold in 1995 for $169,500. Carolyn Williams, of Ormond Beach, sold 802 Lucerne Circle to Ann Jacoby, of Ormond Beach, for $135,500. Built in 1975, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,608 square feet. It sold in 1976 for $53,000. Gerald and Sarah Famiglietti, of Ormond Beach, sold 160 Ponce de Leon Drive to Guillermo Alvarez, of Ormond Beach, for $115,000. Built in 1955, the house has one bedroom, one bath and 879 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $228,900.

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Federal National Mortgage Association, of Dallas, sold 3037 Glin Circle to Aurora Mercer, of Ormond Beach, for $155,911. Built in 2006, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,684 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $265,000.

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Beach, sold 1052 KilKenny Lane to Charlotte Ray, of Ormond Beach, for $221,300. Built in 2014, the house has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,160 square feet. Michael and Patricia Miller, of Ormond Beach, sold 905 Brookridge Lane to Barry and Kathryn Steinberg, of Ormond Beach, for $190,000. Built in 1997, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,621 square feet. No previous qualified sales were listed.

The Trails Mark Oslizlo, individually and as trustee, and Stephen Gabrilove, individually and as trustee, of South Daytona, sold 7 River Ridge Trail to Lauren and Colin Gray, of Ormond Beach, for $325,000. Built in 1978, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 3,116 square feet. It sold in 2001 for $173,050. Manuel and Paula Frankel, of Holly Hill, sold 4 Rio Pinar Trail to Daniel and Naomi D’Antonio, of Ormond Beach, for $317,000. Built in 1977, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,956 square feet.

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Sandra Ward, of Port Orange, sold 8 Julie Drive to Gary and Kimberly Hallenbeck, of Ormond Beach, for $340,000. Built in 1995, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,470 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $309,000. — You can find the complete sales report at ormondbeachobserver.com — John Adams, of Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, contributed to this report.

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COMPLETELY REMODELED ORMOND BEACHSIDE! Tastefully updated on a more than generous lot in Ormond Beach Beachside. Living room w/hardwood floors and wood burning fireplace. Generous kitc. w/Cherry Wood Cabinets and extra storage pantry. Large FLEX room can be used as living space or third bedroom. Newer AC w/new duct work. Roof approx 2006. Gate to the back yard does not convey. Not a short sale but may be subject to third party approval. Price: $165,000. Call Jonathan Gildon at 386-451-2412. BEACHFRONT CONDO IN ORMOND BEACH

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Chain of 50 acres of lakes for fishing & casual boating, plus the 2+ mile super wide bike path & the community recreation/pool area. Cotton Mill is tucked away w/ in majestic oaks. This 5BD pool home has brand new A/C, easy wear tile, & exotic bamboo floors. S.S. kitchen appliances, newer mahogany colored cabinets, upgraded lighting & breakfast bar. Covered patio, screened lanai, & secluded spa w/ attractive lighting . Seamless gutters, & a stellar private lot & trees. Price: $375,000. Call Kory Grayson at 386-795-0860.

Charming large bungalow on a desirable direct street to the beach and intracoastal waterway. Two bedrooms each with it’s own full bathroom and walk in closets. Large living area, kitchen and one car garage. Back patio with tropical landscape.Security system. New septic in 2011 and new air conditioning system and hot water heater in 2013. Very well maintained. The perfect beach house. Price: $159,900. Call susan mason at 386-441-7653.

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Direct Beachfront Condo. Beautifully furnished with up to date beach-style furnishings and decor. You can’t pass up this location and deal. Fully furnished. Washer and dryer in unit. Unit provides rental to repeat tenants yearly Jan-April. Surfside Club listings are very rare! Hurry in! Price: $259,000. Call Neal Krajewski (386)441-7653.

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Investment Opportunity in Daytona Beach! Tenant in place on a yearly lease of $545/month. Tankless hot water heater recently installed. Property is fenced and has a washer and dryer inside the home. There is an additional storage shed in the back. Price: $29,900. Call Mark Card at 386-566-8092.

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2014

GOOD VS. EVIL | by Shanna Fortier | Community Editor

5 CAN’T-MISS SHOWS “CLYBOURNE PARK” When: 7:30 p.m. Nov. 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 28 and 29; and 2 p.m. Nov. 9, 16, 23 and 30 Where: Limelight Theatre, 11 Old Mission Ave., St Augustine Info: The play, which was awarded the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the 2012 Tony Award for Best Play, applies a modern twist to the issues of race, housing and aspirations for a better life. Tickets are $15. Call 904-8251164. “DREAMS TO DANCE IN THE MOONLIGHT & OTHER STORIES” When: 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 7; and 1 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 8 Where: Ocean Art Gallery, 200 S. Oceanshore Blvd., Flagler Beach Info: Featuring the works of artist and author Peter C. Stone. “MONEY & METAL IN A MATERIAL WORLD’’ When: Opening Nov. 7 Where: Ormond Beach Art Museum, 78 E. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach Info: Featuring the works of Mark Chew and Matthew Litteken, the show will run through Dec. 24.

Dance Alive will perform its production of “Phantom” Friday, Nov. 7, at the Flagler Auditorium.

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‘PHANTOM’ HAUNTS FLAGLER AUDITORIUM Dance Alive National Ballet will present its production of “Phantom,” a ballet based on the novel by Gaston Leroux, at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 7, at the Flagler Auditorium.

L SVETLANA STREZEVA When: 2 p.m. Nov 9 Where: Lewis Auditorium, 14 Granada St., St. Augustine Info: Presented by the EMMA Concert Series. Svetlana Strezeva, a prominent Russian-American soprano, is a laureate of the Tchaikovsky International Competition in Moscow, and the Glinka Vocal Competition in Minsk. She will be accompanied by pianist Milana Strezeva and clarinetist A. Gorokholinsky. Tickets are $30. Call 904-797-2800.

PHILIP PHILLIPS When: Nov. 9 Where: St. Augustine Amphitheater, 1340C State Road A1A S., St. Augustine Info: For tickets, call 904-209-0367.

ove and obsession, good versus evil and a classic love triangle entangle the ballet, “Phantom,” based on the novel by Gaston Leroux. Dance Alive National Ballet, of Gainesville, will bring the ballet to the Flagler Auditorium for a one-night show Friday, Nov. 7. Choreographed by Executive/Artistic Director Kim Tuttle and performed by an international cast of award-winning dancers, the ballet is set to a variety of music, including techno, rock and opera. Those who frequent the Flagler Auditorium should be familiar with Dance Alive’s annual production of “The Nutcracker,” which incorporates local dance students. This year, they will not be performing that ballet in Palm Coast. Instead, this performance will offer the audience a different side of the dance company with its large set pieces and big theatrics. “Phantom” is the first paid performance of the Flagler Auditorium’s 23rd season. Under the care of the Auditorium Governing Board and Director Lisa McDevitt, the Flagler Auditorium has expanded its season to offer more than 30 performances. Events include: international sensation Charo; Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol;” The State Ballet Theater of Russia’s production of “Swan Lake;” “Menopause: the Musical;” “Ballroom with a Twist,” featuring “Dancing With the Stars”

The ballet is based on the novel by Gaston Leroux. pros Val Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd, and finalists from “So You Think You Can Dance?” and “American Idol;” and Beatles tribute band, American English. The auditorium’s tradition of giving back also is continuing with free community performances by regional and national military bands throughout the year. The auditorium box office also will offer a 10% discount to dancers who mention their own company. To purchase tickets for any show, visit flaglerauditorium.org or call 437-7547.

IF YOU GO What: “Phantom” When: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 7 Where: Flagler Auditorium, 5500 State Road 100, Palm Coast Tickets: $29 for adults; $18 for youth. Call 437-7547.

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