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Ormond Crossings, seen as future of residential growth in city, is sold The new owners hope to move the project forward. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

OCLS LLC, which has offices in DeLand, has purchased Tomoka Holdings LLC, owner of Ormond Crossings; and Lake Swamp LLC, the owner of Lake Swamp Wetland Mitigation Bank. The sale occurred Sept. 22. Ormond Crossings has been described by city officials as an important site for future business and residential growth. It contains 3,000 acres of planned mix-use development along North U.S. 1 and Interstate 95. The wetland mitigation bank, also approximately 3,000 acres, is located on adjacent property in Flagler County. The seller was ALLETE Properties LLC, which purchased the property from the Flagler Development Corp. in 2002. “Ormond Crossings is in

a strategic location and has received all of the primary development approvals from the various governmental authorities. We are looking forward to working closely with the city of Ormond Beach staff and officials to move the 3,000-acre mixeduse project ahead,” said Frank Ford, a manager of OCLS LLC. “A majority of the city’s future business and residential growth will occur within Ormond Crossings, and I am excited that a local family group has purchased the property,” said Mayor Bill Partington. The new owner is reviewing the existing development plan and discussing the remaining regulatory approvals for Ormond Crossings with the staff of the city of Ormond Beach and its elected officials, as there are additional regulatory approvals needed for the design of plats, roadways and utilities in preparation of site development, according to a press release from the city.

Tragic conclusion

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FIRST IN LINE FOR COBB THEATRES

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The Casements: ready for Christmas Locals enjoy an Ormond Beach tradition.

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Search for a missing woman leads to human remains in Tennessee. PAGE 2A

Cobb Daytona Luxury Theatres opened in One Daytona today to a full house with Ormond Beach residents Beth and Chris Davis first in line. “On a date w Chris Davis at the new Cobb Theatre by the Daytona Speedway,” Beth Davis posted on her Facebook wall. “We are the very first customers thru the doors!” Amenities for the theater include electric recliners and Cobbster’s Kitchen & Bar. After seeing that their date was published on ormondbeachobserver. com, Beth Davis wrote on Facebook, “Just goes to show Chris Davis needs to take me on more dates so it is not ‘newsworthy’ when he does lol.” Visit cobbtheatres. com/daytonaluxury12 for showtimes.

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Investigators: Remains found in Tennessee are Rachel Madison The woman went missing after a run in Ormond-by-the-Sea Nov. 27. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

Rachel Madison

Remains of the woman who went missing in Ormond-by-the-Sea over a week ago were found Dec. 2 in Knoxville, Tennessee. FBI investigators confirmed Dec. 5 that the remains found are Rachel Madison. Madison, 44, was reported missing by her aunt after she didn’t return from a run on the beach Nov. 27. She had been living with her aunt in Ormond-bythe-Sea after she fled from her husband in Indiana Nov. 16. According to the police report, her husband, Jarvis Madison, kidnapped her in his car Nov. 14 and threatened to kill her if she escaped. Rachel Madison was able to call her aunt for help. Her aunt was on the phone with her when Jarvis Madison fired a gun at her after she tried escaping when he forced her to use the restroom on the side of the highway in Indiana. Eventually, with her aunt still on the phone, Rachel Madison

was able to convince Jarvis Madison to pull into a nearby Walmart parking lot, where her aunt met her and called the state police. Jarvis Madison got away. Since Rachel Madison returned to Ormond-by-the-Sea with her aunt, Jarvis Madison has made several calls to her aunt’s house threatening Rachel Madison’s life if she didn’t return, the report states. The last call was made Nov. 27 about 30 minutes before Rachel Madison disappeared. According to the police report, Rachel Madison’s aunt said things had been turning around for her: “Since her niece has been residing with her, her spirits have been lifted and she had a positive outlook towards life. She began writing positive entries in a daily journal for her children to read, and was currently working on a resume to obtain employment. Her father was in the process of obtaining her a vehicle for transportation and things were starting to turn around in a positive manner.” Rachel Madison has suffered

physical abuse from Jarvis Madison in the past, include an acid burn over her tattoo and a laceration on her neck from Jarvis Madison cutting her with a knife, according to the report. The couple was living a transient lifestyle due to Jarvis Madison’s fear of law enforcement. Police found Jarvis Madison Dec. 2, in Louisville, Kentucky, by the U.S. Marshals Service Fugitive Task Force. They took him into custody on an arrest warrant issued by the Indiana State Police. Information later gathered by FBI investigators led them to a remote area off Interstate 40, where they found the remains. “We offer our deepest condolences to the family of Rachael Madison,” said Charles P. Spencer, special agent in charge of the FBI Jacksonville Division, “and we continue to work tirelessly alongside our law enforcement partners in an effort to provide her loved ones with answers.” Because the investigation is active and ongoing, no additional details can be confirmed by the FBI at this time.

BRIEFS Final debris tally The city’s contractors, DRC and Crowder Gulf, completed the second and final pass of picking up Hurricane Matthew debris on Nov. 29, but will continue collecting construction debris. A total of 8,490 loads of debris was collected (418,976 cubic yards) in 50 days. A total of 183 leaning trees and 9,295 hanging limbs were also removed. For questions, call Public Works at 676-3220.

Fun days for kids Children can enjoy group activities and field trips with Volusia County’s winter break programs at Strickland Park Recreation Center, 1698 Strickland Range Road, Daytona Beach. The program, for children ages 5 to 11, will run from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Dec. 21-23 and Dec. 2630. It will include playground activities, movies and trips to Skate & Shake and Chuck E. Cheese. Parents can register their children inside the recreation center from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 3 to 6 p.m. Dec. 13, 14 and 16. The fees are $70 for each week. For more information, contact David Hinson at dhinson@volusia. org or 736-5953, ext.12663. Field trips are included in the fees. Children should bring a bagged lunch, snacks and beverages.

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City waives payment from housing authority The director says money is needed for repairs. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

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The north side of New Britain Avenue could be the site of a fivestory development with commercial and residential space.

Five-story structures on New Britain Ave? The city is set to consider adding population density, raising height limits. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

A “We do not support fivestory structures in the Downtown Overlay District or anywhere on West Granada.” ELLEN AND JONATHAN NEEDHAM, local residents

battle over the future of the downtown area may begin at the Dec. 8 Planning Board meeting at 7 p.m. in City Commission chambers at City Hall, 22 S. Beach St. The board is set to review a proposal to remove the two-story height limit along New Britain Avenue from North Beach Street to North Ridgewood Avenue. The Planning Board is an advisory board for the City Commission, which will make the final decision. The City Commission is set to consider the heightchange request in two readings, Jan. 17 and Feb. 7. Proponents say higher density of population downtown would be “smart growth” while residents of the nearby historic district say it would disrupt the character of the neighborhood. If the limit is removed, the area would have the same five-story limit as the rest of what the city calls the River District, an area 300 feet north and south of Granada Boulevard from the Halifax River to U.S. 1. Recent improvements made in the River District include storm water improvements at 64 Lincoln Ave. (along with a park.) At a Quality of Life meeting earlier this year,

PROS AND CONS Proponents of a mixed-use development say it would allow residents to work and live downtown. Others say it would not fit with the character of the nearby historic district.

WHAT SOME NEIGHBORS SAY

At a neighborhood meeting, Lincoln Avenue residents were concerned about a tall building negatively impacting their homes. In response, representatives of the developer said any buildings with the increased height would have a setback equivalent to the height of the building. Also, on the Lincoln Avenue side, the building would have a 10-foot landscape buffer and a decorative six-foot wall. Ellen and Jonathan Needham, who live on Lincoln Avenue, were at the neighborhood meeting. They said in an email that a fivestory building would “tower over all of the properties in the downtown area.” They said the current regulations are in place to protect the Historic District from developers trying to construct buildings not conforming to the established character of the neighborhood. “We do not support five-story structures in the Downtown Overlay District or anywhere on West Granada,” they said. Ellen Needham said they were also bothered by the fact that the Planning Board meeting on Dec. 8 was only advertised once in the local daily newspaper, and they talked to neighbors who didn’t know about it. The Planning Board has the option of recommending approval of the height increase, denying it or recommending a height less than five stories. The City Commission will make the final decision.

city staff said the storm water improvement would encourage development of New Britain Avenue. Requesting the height change is Glenn Storch, an attorney who often represents developers. His proposal includes a market analysis showing why the height change is needed for potential developments. The agenda for the Planning Board meeting only refers to “the applicant” as the developer. However, a neighborhood meeting to discuss a potential multi-story building was held in July by Highlander Corp., which is owned by Bill Jones, who has refurbished many of the properties along West Granada Boulevard. The buildings would be mixed-use, which means both residential and commercial. For example, there could be a business on the bottom floor and homes above. The proposal contains a letter from Ormond MainStreet showing it supports the height limit change, saying it would fit with the vision of increased living space in the downtown area. Proponents of a mixeduse development in the downtown area say it would allow residents to work and live in downtown, avoiding urban sprawl. Dwight Selby, a new city commissioner, has said many people, both millennials and those in their retirement years, are now seeking to live within walking distance of restaurants.

The City Commission voted at a November meeting to waive a payment of $26,578.69 from the Ormond Beach Housing Authority. The city has an agreement with the OBHA that it make an annual payment to the city instead of paying property tax. OBHA provides housing to those who are income-eligible. The commission voted unanimously to approve the waiver, but Commissioner Troy Kent told the Housing Authority executive director, Caroline Riviere, that he might not vote in favor of a waiver if it comes up again, saying a change should be made so that waivers would not be requested again in the future. He pointed out that in 1993, the commission waived an outstanding payment and the OBHA was six years in arrears in 2011 before making a payment. In January 1993, the City Commission waived six years of payments totaling $17,760. The OBHA was again six years behind in November 2011 before making the full payment due of $57,241.51 for fiscal years 2003/04 through 2008/09. The OBHA was three years in arrears when it made a payment of $23,705.96 in October 2013 for fiscal years 2009/10 through 2011/12. Currently, the Ormond Beach Housing Authority has not made payments for 2013, 2014 or 2015, and the total amount due is $26,578.69. Riviere wrote a recent letter to the city outlining uses for the money, including 20 doors, 39 metal utility doors, an aluminum fence and repaving five driveways. Roofs have been repaired in recent years. The OBHA units are on Ramsey Terrace, New Britain Avenue, South Washington Street and Flormond Avenue. Commissioner Rick Boehm supported waiving the fee, saying that there could not be a better use for the money than what the Housing Authority proposed to do with it. Then-Mayor Ed Kelley thanked Riviere for the job that she had done and stated that perhaps the City Commission can look for a way to keep the issue from continually coming up. He said he believes the Housing Authority is underfunded. After the meeting, Riviere said the authority receives funds annually from Housing and Urban Development for capital projects. “It’s never enough to cover the needs,” she said. One problem, she said, is that by the time money is received from HUD for a specified project, the costs have gone up. The Rev. Willie Branch, commissioner on the Housing Authority Board, said the housing was neglected before Riviere joined the authority in 2013. “We’re focused on upgrading the properties,” he said.

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It was the second year the hospital dedicated the ‘Freedom Tree’ to auxiliary volunteers who served.

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MOVIES ON THE HALIFAX PRESENTS “WHITE CHRISTMAS”

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“What can I say about this tree?” Ben Piejak said looking up at the Christmas tree decorated with the names of local veterans and American flags. “It represents my life really. It’s me.” Piejak was one of many of the Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center Auxilary volunteers who came to the hospital Dec. 6 to be honored for their time served fighting for our country. Their names were placed on the “Freedom Tree,” lit by Navy veteran Jan Rojas. “I’m speechless,” she said. “I thought I was just lighting the tree. I didn’t know I was being honored.” The annual Light of Love event also includes a tree lighting where community members and hospital employees place a tag on the tree as a tribute to a friend or loved one for a $10 donation. Love Notes of 20 words or less may also be hung for a donation of $25. The names are recorded in a tribute book stationed beside the tree. Banners and Love Notes hang on

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The registration deadline is Dec. 16 for residents with damages or losses from Hurricane Matthew in Flagler and Volusia counties to apply for aid from FEMA. Visit DisasterAssistance.gov or call 800-621-3362.

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There’s a reason for the season Christmas is too inconvenient? In a world full of Scrooges, dare to be a Buddy the Elf.

EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

People love to hate on Christmas. “Gifts are so expensive,” they whine. “My family is so annoying,” they moan. “Emily could that Christmas music BE any louder?” they scream. I get it. Sometimes the holidays are annoying. Everything can feel rushed and overpriced, and if you don’t stop the feel the magic the whole season seems like a race to the new year. Personally, Christmas is my favorite. I’d be happy if houses kept their lights up all year round and I could expect gingerbread cookies 24/7. I own a slightly embarrassing number of Christmas sweaters. Though I have no problem spreading holiday cheer, some people are less excited about the season because it can be a little inconvenient. Yes, there are people have legit reasons to

be sad around Christmas (losing a loved one, for example), but there are also people who have no excuses. Christmas isn’t about you. It’s about other people. When you complain about long lines at the mall and your family asking annoying questions about your love life, you make it about you. Like the whole holiday is supposed to revolve around your comfort zone and personal budget. But the reason for the season is giving something back. It’s smiling at strangers at the grocery store and holding the door open for the person in front of you. It’s baking cookies for your boss or your dentist or whoever you think needs to be appreciated. It’s letting a hug with a friend linger just a moment longer — just because. Just because. That’s the reason. You don’t have to shed $500 bucks on a person to make them feel special. All it takes is for you to pay attention and look for an opportunity. One non-Christmas example: I once had a boyfriend in high school who didn’t have enough money to get me a birthday present, so he spraypainted an old soda bottle gold and put rhinestones on it. It

wasn’t anything, but it made me feel so special. And I still have it. This Maya Angelou quote will always ring true, “People will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” Sure, we could argue all day long about how we should be kind and thoughtful throughout the entire year (and we totally should), but there’s just something about walking along a street with

light up snowflakes that makes you want to be a better person. So why not take advantage of it? If you’re feeling a little bah humbug, do yourself a favor and do someone else a favor. Break the cycle of your bad mood and try to pass on something a little sweeter. You’ll be in the Christmas spirit in no time, guaranteed.

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Thomas & Betts is moving its Amerace Airfield lighting business into its manufacturing facility in Ormond Beach at 12 Southland Road. The move is expected to be complete by the end of the year. The Ormond Beach facility is in the process of adding 41 new positions by Jan. 3, including assemblers, machine operators and maintenance technicians. The plant will manufacture transformers and connectors to light runways, taxiways and other airport areas. Spokeswoman Melissa London said that the Ormond Beach location was chosen because of available space, labor supply and the facility’s past performance in safety, quality and cost. Manufacturing equipment is

being moved from Canada. Thomas & Betts is a part of ABB, a worldwide company with 135,000 employees and national headquarters in Cary, North Carolina.

Gift wrapping help available A new local business, called Ormond Elves, offers creative gift wrapping service with an option for pickup and delivery. Lauren Funderburk and Kristin Heron decided to start the business after being requested by many friends to wrap presents, they say. They aim to add an artistic flair with uniquely designed paper and whimsical elements such as evergreen sprigs, candy, etc. To schedule an appointment, email ormondelves@gmail.com. Find them on Facebook and Instagram.

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TWEEZER THEFT 10 a.m. — 1400 Block of West Granada Boulevard Petit Theft. The suspect left a cart with merchandise in an aisle and walked out of a store after putting a couple of items in his pocket. He was stopped outside the store, and he had a portable, peppermint flavored mini-toothbrush and a pair of tweezers with a total value of $4.68.

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SUSPECT SENDS VICTIM MONEY 2:08 p.m. — 100 Block of West Granada Boulevard Information. The victim said she met the suspect through a dating website a couple of months ago. She said the suspect said he was in the United Kingdom but wanted to come to the United States some day and “become a family” with her. While communicating with him, she said he wired a total of $7,800 to her bank. He then asked her to wire the funds to an account in Texas. He claimed to be a contractor and was being paid for a building project. After talking to friends and family, she became nervous and thought the activity could be related to money laundering. She closed her account and gave no further information to the suspect. Investigation showed negative comments about the dating website, with complaints about people using fake profiles and allegations of scams. The victim had not

lost any funds, but had given the suspect her driver’s license number and bank account number. She was given information on identity theft.

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JUST HANGING OUT 11 a.m. — 1500 Block of West Granada Boulevard Petit Theft. The suspect was seen placing items in a plastic tote as he walked around the store, including clothing and a BB gun. After being stopped, an officer also found he was wearing a pair of dress pants under his own pants. The dress pants still had the tags. Asked why he came into the store that day, he said to “hang out.” He was arrested for shoplifting. He was on probation for grand theft. CASHIER SCAM 10:43 a.m. — 1500 Block of West Granada Boulevard Grand Theft. The store manager said a customer complained that the suspect, a cashier, rang up a prepaid gift card on her receipt for $68.44. The manager then became suspicious, so he checked surveillance video. The video showed that the suspect had multiple gift cards stashed by the register. When a customer was not looking, she would swipe the gift card so that the customer would unknowingly pay for it. The victims were all elderly females. Only three of 16 victims noticed the discrepancy, and they were refunded. The total stolen was $1,527.24. The suspect admitted to the crimes and was arrested.

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SPORTS Excessive ‘foul play’

Happily ‘married’ Palm Coast and Ormond Beach roller derby squads merge into one area team.

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he two — Palm Coast Roller Derby and Ormond’s Sintral Florida Derby — have officially become one. After six years of competing in the same league, they merged at a halftime “wedding ceremony” on Saturday, Dec. 3, at Destination Daytona. “With the teams being so close together in proximity, it’s a natural fit for them to come together,” said Christina Morella, a team sponsor and former player. “Everyone is already such good friends, there is good unity, and this should allow them to move up ranks and get a bigger team.” With the unification, the new team will no longer compete at Destination Daytona. Its future games will be played at Skate ’n Shake at 250 U.S. 1 in Ormond. Sintral Florida began in 2008, while Palm Coast started two years later. Many of the skaters shared their reasons for loving the sport, often crediting the camaraderie. Morello said she picked up 15 new friends after her first day at a practice. Dastardly D (Diane Montanez) has participated in roller derby for the last five years. She says it has afforded her many traveling opportunities and the ability to make a lot more friends. “You’re never alone in this sport,” Montanez said. “Of all my memories, I would say that getting to meet people who share a love of the sport are my best memories. It’s just amazing.”

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Every game does not have to end with 10 fouls in the last minute.

Team captains “Buxom Basher” and “Holy Scrap” stand at the “altar” for the ceremony.

WHAT’S A ‘DERBY WIFE’?

A derby wife is a skater’s best friend in the world of derby. Derby wives are ethically required to always have each other’s’ backs, even to the point of arguing when they know their derby wife is in the wrong.

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David Smith, one of the referees, officiated the “wedding ceremony.”

Holy Scrap (Carla Owens), Danimal the Animal (Danielle Krimpelman), Chasey Anthony (Lydia Torres), V for Vanilla (Chelsa Peterson), Mo’Dusa (Morgan Russ), Princess Leia U Out (Alyssa Roscoe), Bomb Chille (Michelle St. Pierre), Slim Skatie (Ashley Mason), Lucky Harms (Kelly Murphy), Dastardly D (Diana Montanez), Milla Yomyb---- (Terra Windham), Shear TearHer (Pam Hampton), Millik N Cookies (Christina Millikin), Buxom Basher (Tara Seid), Harlett O’Scara (Magan Londono-Nelson) and Boomz 4 U (Sandra Dobson).

f you’ve attended a high school basketball game, then you probably dread the very last minute of it, unless it’s going down to the wire. When the game gets out of reach, both supporting crowds tend to think, “Great. Another minute of this, and we get to leave.” Psych! This is actually when the losing team begins to play another game called “Make it last forever.” On too many occasions, I’ve watched teams fall behind — far behind — for 31 minutes, only to hold the arena hostage with excessive fouls, hoping the opposing team misses enough free throws and allows enough baskets for the losing side to get back in the game. Because some teams have come back to win this way, coaches have played copycat for decades, expecting to create the same results. I can understand if a team is within five or six points, with adequate time. There’s still a chance. But not if a team is losing by double digits. Once a team goes down by 35 points, the mercy rule is enforced, and the game clock never stops. If high school has deemed it necessary to show mercy as early as halftime, I’d like for the rule makers to also enforce a violation on constant fouls when teams have mathematically lost. Last season, I remember sitting through the last two minutes of a game with a 20-point differential. It eventually turned into a situation where the losing team couldn’t have won, even if the opposing team purposefully gave away the ball and allowed the team to shoot. What’s the point of fouling then? Before you go to that team’s defense by saying you play hard until the final whistle — I agree with that. But I believe teams should just play tough defense, and let the clock run. Sometimes, a game that should take 47 seconds to end becomes almost another quarter, lasting five minutes, due to free throws, walking down the court and teams calling unnecessary timeouts. If a team is able to come eight points from behind with 20 seconds remaining or 15 points with just under a minute, let me know. I’ll rethink my position. But I like my chances that I won’t have to worry about that.

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Seabreeze High School will hold a dedication ceremony for alum Staff Sgt. Anthony Davis at 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 9, at the school’s main courtyard. The ceremony is open to the public. Davis, an Army Ranger, was killed in action at age 29 in 2009, during his sixth combat deployment. He graduated from Seabreeze in 1999 and joined the military the following year. While a Sandcrab, Davis played football and basketball and ran track. “I think it's amazing that a true homegrown hero who gave his life for his country will be honored in his home town and at his school,” said Candice Kealy, a former classmate who also served on the Daytona Beach Fire Explorers with Davis. “He was a great friend, athlete and true hero.”

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PRINCE OF PEACE CATHOLIC WOMEN CARD PARTY 12:15 to 3:30 p.m. in the Prince of Peace Church Social Hall, 600 S. Nova Road. Cost is $5 per person. Call 677-8518.

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PROVIDENCE CHURCH CHRISTMAS CONCERT 7 p.m. at Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center. Free. Also held at 3 and 5 p.m. on Dec. 11. Call 676-3375.

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HOLIDAY CLASSIC 5K 8 to 10 a.m. at Stonewood Grill & Tavern. Hosted by the Daytona Beach Track Club. Proceeds benefit Childhood Cancer Foundation. Free kids fun run. Visit daytonabeachtrackclub.org. A MORNING IN BETHLEHEM 10 a.m. to noon in the Fellowship Hall at Tomoka United Methodist Church. Walk back in time to First Century Bethlehem. Free.

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aria Smyth and Alana Karas slowly walked down the row of holiday desserts, eyeing and pointing at every Christmas brownie, peppermint bark and Santa Claus cookie they saw. Every treat was enticing, but only one took the cake. And it was, well, cake. “We gotta ask Mom first,” Maria Smyth said to her fellow 9-year-old, who nodded in agreement. Hopefully, Mom said yes. The Baked Goods Room was easily one of the most crowded rooms in The Casements during the kickoff Friday night for their

Locals visit Casements over the weekend to see holiday decorations and visit Santa

ARNI BENEFIT Noon to 4 p.m. at the American Legion Post 267, 156 New Britain Ave. Chicken Dinners in exchange for animal food donations of 3.5 lbs. Jewelry sales and Chinese auction of animal supply baskets. Call 405- 4628. HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS PARADE 6:30 p.m. on West Granada Boulevard. Ormond MainStreet will present the City Hall Tree Lighting at 6 p.m. Call 676-3241.

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SUPER SWAP MEET SUNDAY 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Destination Daytona. Donate a new, unwrapped toy to Toys for Tots. Vendors cost $10. Free to shop. HOLIDAY COOKIE WALK 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at St. James Episcopal Church, 38 S. Halifax Drive. Collectible items available for purchase. Cash or personal checks. Proceeds support church activities. Call 246-0075. “NUTCRACKER SUITE AND KINGDOM OF SWEETS TEA” 1:30 and 4 p.m. at AndersonPrice, 42 N. Beach St. The European School of Performing Arts. Cost is $20 per person. Refreshments. Call 677- 6316.

MONDAY, DEC. 12 Commissioner Troy Kent, his son, Wyatt Kent, and his wife, Heather Kent

38th-annual Christmas Gala at The Casements weekend event. Festivities included a tree lighting, Mr. and Mrs. Claus, an ice cream sundae bar, holiday entertainment, a gift shop, tree gallery, craft shop, treasure trove and a train. The event is held by The Casements Guild in an effort to carry on the Christmas tradition started by John D. Rockefeller. “To me,” said Guild member Mary Stevenson, “Friday is always the most magical night at The Casements. It just is.”

THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 11:30 a.m. at the Anderson-Price, 42 N. Beach St. The $14 cost includes lunch. Donations of gifts valued at $10 or less for girls between 12 and 17 years old at the PACE Center for Girls will be appreciated. Call 212-2408. SOUTH BEACH DANCE ANNUAL HOLIDAY SHOWCASE 7 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center. Cost is $20. Call 254-2999.

TUESDAY, DEC. 13 Photos by Emily Blackwood

A band played holiday music out on the front lawn.

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THE LIGHT OF HOPE COMMUNITY CANDLELIGHT REMEMBRANCE 6 p.m. at Lohman Funeral Home Ormond, 733 W. Granada Blvd. Special music; an uplifting message by Reverend Wiley Lowe, an interactive community candle lighting ceremony, and light refreshments. Each guest will receive a special gift to honor the memory of their loved one. CANVAS & COCKTAILS: HOLIDAY TREE 6 to 8 p.m. at the Ormond Memo-

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rial Art Museum All supplies, beverages and instruction provided. You may bring a snack. Open to anyone over the age of 21. No experience necessary. Cost is $38.50. LIGHT OF HOPE CANDLELIGHT REMEMBRANCE 6 to 7 p.m. at Lohman Funeral Homes, 733 W. Granada Blvd. Lighting of candles of lost loved ones. RSVP: 673-1100 by Dec. 12.

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HOLIDAYS AT THE CASEMENTS 6 p.m. at The Casements. Holiday concert starts at 7 p.m. Open house. Free.

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Fourth-annual Tomoka River Christmas Boat Parade Santa Claus will be making a special appearance on the water this Friday for the fourth-annual Tomoka River Christmas Boat Parade. Residents will deck out their boats with holiday lights and decorations and ride down the river starting at 6 p.m., Dec. 9. The viewing area for the parade is River Grille on the Tomoka, 950 N. U.S. 1. Bring new, unwrapped toys for Toys for Tots. Prizes will be given out for best boat decorations. Call 341-9661 for more information.

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house on the beach was the top real estate sales transaction for Oct. 16 to Oct. 22 in Ormond Beach and OrmondCourtesy photo by-the-Sea. Cheryl The top seller is directly on the beach. Lentz, individually and as trustee, sold 553 S. ORMOND BEACH Norma Conley, of Palm Coast, Anthony James sold 143 Myra Atlantic Ave. to Pablo sold 19 Moss Point Drive to Isaac Blvd. to Robert and Christine and Walkiria Alvarez, and Darlene Call, of Ormond Sanders, of Ormond Beach, for Beach, for $505,000. Built in $150,500. Built in 1953, the house of Ormond Beach, for 2000, the house has four bedhas three bedrooms, two baths rooms, three baths, two fireplac- and 1,267 square feet. It sold in $927,500. Built in 1952, es, a swimming pool and 3,858 1970 for $14,100. the house has three bed- square feet. Robert Ahl, of Scotia, New York, rooms, two baths, a fireAnn Barbour, of Port Orange, sold 2 Oriole Circle, Unit B, to place and 1,388 square sold 815 Riverside Drive to KimMichael and Rebecca Knode, of berly Barber, of Ormond Beach, Alexandria, Pennsylvania, for feet. It sold in 2012 for for $225,000. Built in 1960, $146,000. Built in 1947, the villa the house has three bedrooms, has two bedrooms, one bath and $500,000. RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

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Keith Lozeau, of Ormond Beach, sold 1424 Golf Ave. to Johnny Mullis, of Ormond Beach, for $141,000. Built in 1999, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,293 square feet. It sold in 1999 for $86,830.

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Twin WHIRLPOOL WHITE dishwasher, months old, BROYHILL 5 PC DINING ROOM TABLE SET with 36” Proscan, $45. 386.585.7965 $200.bed 386.585.7965 18" leaf, VACCUM 4 side chairs. $850 (386) 931−7142 to Section 865.09, Florida Statutes KIRBY sentira model with shampoo $80. 386.206.9006 36” Proscan, $45. 386.585.7965 $200. 386.585.7965 18" leaf, 4 side chairs. $850 (386) 931−7142 4 DISTRESSED white wooden bar stools, pineap- BAND SAW 12" 1HP Craftsman band saw with system and attachments. 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Great wedding NEW BLOOD Glucose Meter, test strips, lancets $100. Velvet Tree Skirt $15. 386.986.4220. Speakers $30 (386) 446−0341 AREA RUG 8x10 brown,beige,light blue CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom. Set $50 816−204−8987 lpulos2002@gmail.com Flagler in the City of Palm Coast Florida 32137 gift. 386.585.4486 AREA RUG 8x10 brown,beige,light blue CORN HOLE regs. Custom. Set WIRELESS BREAKFAST 386-437-3965 of 8 bags $29.Bags U pickMeets colorsACA 386−523−7201 intends to register the said name with the Division WITH SANTA ROUTER & range extender. Netgear. LOVESEAT, NEW, $140. Lobster and clam broth 386-437-3965 of 8 bags $29. U pick colors 386−523−7201 of Corporations of the Florida Department of Saturday, December 10th Excellent condition. EZ install. $30 (386) 793−7844 BELT SANDER 1/4 hp, on stand, $100. 4-double DOUBLE SIZE hammack extra large $125 pots, $30. Bread maker, $30. Call 386.627.1577 State, Tallahassee, FL. BELT SANDER 1/4 hp, on stand,386.283.8704 $100. 4-double 8 a.m.-11 a.m.-Pancakes served SIZE hammack extra large $125 rolls fruit wallpaper, $20-new. or DOUBLE (386) 225−4421 IBANEZ ACOUSTIC guitar with hard case and new Dated at Palm Coast, Florida, this 28th day of Autos For Sale rolls fruit wallpaper, $20-new. 386.283.8704 or (386) 8 a.m. - Noon-Games 225−4421 386.283.8705 FRIDGIDARE WASHER LTF530FS1 with hoses, strings $145. Bissell steam floor cleaner $45. April, 2016 386.283.8705 2011 MERCEDES M350L SUV Every option. FRIDGIDARE WASHER LTF530FS1 with hoses, good, pick−up only $200 3862839396 BOX OF 30 assorted VHS Movies,excellent con- working 386.264.6585 Special Guests Local owned, extra clean, 55,000 miles. $25,500. good, pick−up only $200 3862839396 BOX 30 assorted dition.OF$25/all. New VHS KingMovies,excellent Sheet SET con$16. working FRIGIDAIRE DRYER LE0332DS0 electric working Francis Rocco Massello Santa Mrs. Claus HANDICAP SCOOTER, recent batterys, $200. 1713and US-1, Bunnell 386-437-2403. dition. $25/all. New King Sheet SET $16. FRIGIDAIRE 386.986.9414 LE0332DS0 electric working Airport Auto good, pick−upDRYER only $200 (386) 283−9396 1713 US-1, Bunnell 386.864.5647 across from Builders Choice 386.986.9414 pick−up only $200 (386) 283−9396 COFFEE TABLE, West Indies style, dark wood, good, across from Builders Choice Christmas wreaths, mistletoe and gifts available Thursday, Friday, Saturday, HESS TRUCKS ,, new in box, 2002−2013,no Events GAZELLE EDGETen Glider Home Fitness Exercise Garage/Moving/Estate Sales COFFEE Indies$200. style,386.586.8745 dark wood, HESS Garage/Moving/Estate Sales glass top, TABLE, excellentWest condition, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, at reasonable prices. TRUCKS Ten ,, new in box, 2002−2013,no 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 6 or 11. $100 call 447−0632 Machine $50. 330-573-8569 glass top, excellent condition, $200. 386.586.8745 6 or 11. $100 call 447−0632 9 Men’s a.m.-3 p.m. sale GENERAL retiring. Too many tools AMERICAN LEGION Post 115 Spaghetti Dinner SponsoredCONTRACTOR by the Ministry HUGE Multi-family COMPUTER DESK, large, $20. Wheelbarrow, $10. HO 41 SEABREEZE Dr, Friday, 8am-3pm. TRAINSSET Neww/case, and used and upFurniture, $2 (386) toChurch HUGE sale CROQUET like $2. new$10. Polaroid list, must see to Multi-family appreciate. Includes 16’Blvd, con- April 30th, 4:30pm to 7:00pm. Tickets are $10. Take of the Holy Child, 1225 W. Granada COMPUTER large, $20. Wheelbarrow, Kitchen table DESK, with chairs plus captains chairs, $10. $55. HO christmas items, large scrub jackets, tools and TRAINS New and used $2. and up $2 (386) 446−8391 600 struction 18386.672.4470 Hargrove Grade, Suite 107. Fri- out is available. VFW Hall, 47 Old Kings Rd, Palm Ormond trailer. Beach. Furniture, books, commercial mowers, appliKitchen table with chairs plus captains chairs, $55. 446−8391 386.864.1381 moreCamera-$5. Box of cooking magazines-$5. 2016 Furniture, books, commercial mowers, HUSKY CLASSIC Cargo Liner new 38"ctr x 36.5" day/Saturday/Sunday, Call 386.283.4367 8am-4pm. ances, decor, knick-knacks, clothes, dishes,applitools, Coast. 386.864.1381 CUSTOM-MADE ROLLING twin bed, $110. Cast HUSKY CLASSIC Liner new 38"ctr x 36.5" ances, decor, knick-knacks, clothes, dishes, tools, x 52.6"back for midCargo size SUV $80 (386) 597−6747 Christmas village and tree, and so much more. HOUSE CLASSIFIEDS CUSTOM-MADE ROLLING twinsmall bed, microwave, $110. Cast x 52.6"back for mid size SUV $80 (386) 597−6747 iron table w/2-chairs, $70. White HOUSE CLASSIFIEDS Falcon 6540 Christmas village and tree, and so much more. iron w/2-chairs, $70. White small microwave, RAINBIRD SPRINKLER Heads LP # 56733 $20.table 386.445.4462 RAINBIRD SPRINKLER Heads Falcon 6540 MOVING SALE 12 Barley Ln, Saturday, 8am-4pm. Rotor Commercial $29 each; call: 386−523−7201 LP # 56733 $20. 386.445.4462 12 Barley Ln,kitchen Saturday, FPC/MATANZAS GRADUATION Robe $30.; Safety Rotor Commercial $29 each; call: 386−523−7201 MOVING EverythingSALE for sale, furniture, and8am-4pm. lots more. HITCH for truck with sway bars $125 Everything for sale, furniture, kitchen and lots more. WELL-READ Timothy E. Parker FPC/MATANZAS Robe $30.; Safety byREESE First car seat $50;GRADUATION Dirt Devil broom, new $15. REESE HITCH for truck with sway bars $125 (386) 225−4421 First car seat $50; Dirt Devil broom, new $15. YARD SALE variety of everything, 386-446-9382. 54 Utilize thegreat sun chance to 112 ___ sapiens (386) 225−4421 YARD SALE variety of everything, great chance to 386-446-9382. pickup those last minute christmas gifts. 72 BrookFREE! 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