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INSIDE GOOD NEIGHBORS

Steve and Stacey Lawton had one goal this Christmas: to make their decorations so noticeable that they’d make it in the paper. PAGE 2

IN MEMORY

Emily Blackwood

Santa hits the water YOUR TOWN LOHMANS GIVE $800,000 TO HUMANE SOCIETY

Life after Leah: Friends and family honor the teen who died in a car crash in August. PAGE 3

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Man sets ex-girlfriend’s car on fire, writes KKK note and fakes his own kidnapping. PAGE 8

Halifax Humane Society received $800,000 contribution from Lowell and Nancy Lohman of Ormond Beach towards Halifax Humane Society’s Reimagining the Future for our Community’s Animals capital campaign Dec. 8 during the seventhannual Fur Ball gala. “We are so pleased and grateful that we can be a part of this much-needed capital campaign project,” the Lohman family said in a statement. “One that is well overdue! For both, our mission is to help

our community’s animals as well as the many children, families and older adults who live alone. We cherish the role pets play in our lives and the part they play within humanity as an anchor of love; a deep love that touches each of our lives.” To date, $2,638,535 has been raised of the $2.6 million goal required to break ground and begin renovating the Halifax Humane Society’s 50-year-old facility in Daytona Beach. The total campaign goal is $3.6 million. Halifax Humane Society is asking for the support of the community to raise the remaining $1 million. Visit HHSFUTURE.ORG, or contact Michael Ugarte at 274-4703, Ext. 322.

A festive red pirate ship took first place in the fourth-annual parade held on the Tomoka River. PAGE 13

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Steve and Stacey Lawton had one goal this Christmas: to make their decorations so noticeable that they make it in the paper. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

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ive Christmas trees line the fence in front of Steve and Stacey Lawton’s mobile home. Each one is decorated with a different color scheme: purple and white, blue and silver and the classic, red and green. A sixth tree, lightly decorated with a few candy canes, sits on the roof. “The purple and white one is my favorite,” Stacey Lawton said, smiling at her finished project. “Me and Steve decorated that one.” Last year, Stacey Lawton had the idea to collect and display fake Christmas trees and vowed to make it bigger every holiday season. This year’s goal: make it into the newspaper. Not only are her color-coded trees a sight for everyone to enjoy, but she also has presents ready to put under each tree and give away to children who come by for a visit. She’s also opening her home for people to decorate stockings with their names on them and hang them on her fence between the trees. “Christmas always made me so happy,” she said. “It made me behave so I could get the good stuff.” The Lawtons have been living in their Ormond Beach mobile home off New Britan Avenue for four years. They inherited it from

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Community Center planned The City Commission has authorized a $49,887 contract with Zev Cohen and Associates Inc. to conduct a feasibility study on constructing a community center west of Interstate 95. City commissioners have discussed a need in this area because of population growth. There are currently two centers: Nova Community Center, and South Ormond Neighborhood Center. The proposed new location would be on property owned by Volusia County Schools west of Pathways Elementary School on Airport Road.

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Leah Friends and family honor the teen who died in a car crash in August

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EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

“Sorry I’m late,” Bree Wooten said, hugging Marisa Bovasso. “But I got it!” The 18-year-old threw her long, red hair over her shoulder to reveal a tattoo: two cats, one black, one white, side-by-side with their tails intertwining. The letters “L.M.B.” stood out in yellow ink. A huge smile spread across Bovasso’s face as she traced the initials with her finger. They were her daughter’s, Leah Marie Bann. ‘MY CATS MISS HER’

It’s been almost six months since Marisa Bovasso lost her daughter. A car crash on Wilmette Avenue killed the 17-year-old on Aug. 22, and family and friends have just begun to heal. “I talk about her all the time,” said Wooten after a memorial service the family held for Bann Dec. 13. “We’ve been best friends for four years, but it feels like I’ve known her my whole life.” Wooten and Bann seemed destined to be friends. Their fathers knew each other before the girls were born, and the girls almost met numerous times before being introduced by a mutual friend at Octoberfest. “We rode ‘The Twister,’” Wooten said. “I stared at her face the whole time so I didn’t get dizzy.

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Nelsy Caliendo and Marisa Bovasso look at a photo Judy Bostaph took of a beam of light bursting from Leah Bann’s memorial.

After, I told her I was sorry, and that I didn’t mean to weird her out. She said ‘It’s okay, I was staring at your face too.’ She was the only person who understood me.” Both Wooten and Bovasso said animals were always drawn to Bann, especially cats. It wasn’t unusual for her to pick up a stray cat while out on a walk. Wooten’s phone is filled with photos of Bann holding animals. “My cats miss her,” Wooten said. “They snuggle up to stuff I have of hers all the time.” The cat tattoo is just one of many Wooten plans to get to honor her best friend. Bann loved to sketch and draw, and Wooten hopes to have some of her original artwork permanently close. “I like having her initials on me,” she said. “It feels nice, which is weird to say, but it does. I’ll probably have an entire arm dedicated to her.”

you will ever meet,” Bann was always cheering people up. Wooten has anxiety, and said Bann was always there to help her. “There was no medication that made me feel like I did when I was around Leah,” Wooten said. “I know it’s really sad to say, but a part of me died too.” “I remember when Leah was little, I used to whisper in her ear and ask her where her wings are,” Bossavo said, holding a necklace with her daughter’s photo. “Her wings are with God now, in heaven.” Bree Wooten’s first of many tattoos honoring Leah Bann.

LEAH’S WINGS

Described by her friends and family as “one of the sweetest people

illegal, when so many harmful substances are legal. She also believed that children should have more rights; just because they are under a certain age shouldn’t mean they are unable to make decisions. One of Leah’s favorite passions was discovering underground music. Her favorites were always bands no one had ever heard of. She liked ‘The Killers,’ but her all-time favorite was ‘The Gorillaz.’ She was musically talented too; she had a beautiful singing voice but hated to sing in front of people. You are lucky if you ever got to hear it. Leah loved watching anime. Her favorite show was ‘Naruto.’ She wanted to be a ninja; she even had throwing stars. She also loved watching horror movies and shows; she said nothing ever scared her and she was always looking for that one great scene. Her favorite book was ‘Looking for Alaska.’ Leah was also artistic; she

wanted to draw and had just recently started pursuing that interest. She was also known as g0ob (her gamer tag) and hated ‘League of Legends.’ She was also obsessed with ‘Pokemon;’ her favorite was Ekans. Leah loved to eat. She was always ‘hongray’ for her favorite foods: bacon cheeseburgers (no mayo, because they always put too much), Asian noodles, tacos, queso, and pepperoni pineapple pizza. If you didn’t like pineapple, you couldn’t be her friend (but she had a few exceptions.) She loved cotton candy flavored anything and sour candy (sour Starburst was the best part of the movie). Leah hated school because they made her learn about things she wasn’t interested in. If she was interested in something, she was brilliant at it. Leah didn’t like that everyone is expected to have a set plan: finish school, go to college and get a normal job. She wanted to be different. Leah wanted to

Two beach ramp changes have been announced by Volusia County Community Information. The Cardinal Drive beach ramp will reopen Friday, Dec. 9, and will be open seven days a week. The Milsap Avenue beach ramp will resume its normal off-season schedule beginning Dec. 12 and will only be open on weekends. Visit volusia.org/beach.

Skate park gets contract The City Commission on Dec. 6 approved a new contract with Birdstown, the operator of the Nova Skate Park at Nova Community Park, that increases the monthly subsidy to the company. Earlier this year, the company said it could no longer operate the park without extra financial support. There is no admission fee for the park. Birdstown will receive a minimum wage, $8.15 per hour, for up to 49 hours per week to pay staff, and $250 for a weekly management fee. The contract calls for the amount not to exceed $33,766 per year. When the park was unsupervised, there were reports of swearing, fighting, vandalism and smoking.

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REMEMBERING LEAH “If you had the honor of knowing Leah, she was the kindest and most understanding person you knew. She did not allow others to be hateful or unkind to someone just because they were different. All she did was care about others, and tried to remind the people she loved that money wasn’t important and being angry wasn’t worth it. She was quiet if she didn’t know you, but she always knew the perfect thing to say to break the ice and make everyone laugh. Her laugh was more like a chuckle, and it was infectious. Leah was definitely a night owl, and she always wanted to be comfortable; she was usually barefoot and wearing pajamas. She hated her short hair, her freckles, and her overbite. She didn’t know how beautiful she was. Leah was a young woman who had strong beliefs. She wanted equality for everyone. She didn’t believe that a natural, healing plant should be

be a chef more than anything, and she also wanted to be a pet groomer. Her practical job was to be a park ranger because she loved nature so much. She wanted to move away from Ormond Beach. She wanted to live somewhere cold, or preferably, Japan. Leah did not deserve to pass away so young, but this world did not deserve to have her. Her beautiful soul lives on in the nature that surrounds us, the nature she loved so much. Leah is the ocean; she is the stars shining at night; she is the cool wind in your hair; she is the rain drops that fall; she is even the sun’s rays warming your skin. The impact she made on our lives will be in our hearts forever.” — Tony LaPlaca, Ormond Beach. He wrote this essay a week after Leah Bann died. He was driving when a motorcyclist crashed into his car, killing Bann, who was sitting in the passenger’s seat.

Mary Barrs will take her “Glory Road Boutique” to a Head Start center in Holly Hill on Dec. 20 to make Christmas merrier for about 75 parents of Head Start children. Barrs, founder of the God’s Little Angels charity, often sets up gift boutiques for children and senior citizens. This time she wants to offer gifts to Head Start parents, because, “Times are tough. They need a little boost this Christmas,” Barrs said. Several local businesses have stepped in with donations, but residents are welcome to donate new gift items including clothing, towels, lotions and similar items. “They just need to call me at 386-253-5349,”Barrs said. Checks made out to God’s Little Angels Inc. are welcome, she said, and they may be sent to SunTrust Bank, 2300 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach Shores, FL 32118, to the attention of Angel Macauley.

Toys requested Halifax Health is hosting a holiday toy and clothing drive, seeking donations for children receiving care in its Child and Adolescent Behavioral Services unit through Dec. 16. To arrange a drop-off, contact Jamie Veirs at 425-4767 or email jamie.veirs@halifax.org.

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Citizens debate multistory building on New Britain Avenue The Planning Board asks for design plans before approving a five-story building. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

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odern-day discussions on downtown redevelopment, including smart growth and new buildings in old neighborhoods, has come to Ormond Beach as a developer seeks to build multifamily housing on New Britain Avenue, the street that runs behind the shops and restaurants on West Granada Boulevard between Beach Street and North Ridgewood Avenue. The developer wants the option of building up to five stories with commercial space on the bottom floor. City officials have long eyed the street as potential for growth with its revitalization part of the city’s master plan for the area. The city has increased waste water retention, utilizing a park on Lincoln Avenue, added a parking lot and has plans to widen New Britain Avenue. When city staff presented the storm water plans and other improvements to advisory boards this year, they said the goal was to encourage development of New Britain Avenue to expand the downtown and make New Britain a walkable area. Now, developer Highlander Corp. is set to fulfill the dreams of a bustling downtown by building a commercial/residential building on New Britain Avenue. Property on the street, now containing aging housing, has been bought up by three partners, according to Glenn Storch, an attorney helping Highlander with the development. “That’s how this type of project succeeds,” he said recently. “When properties are individually owned, these projects often fall apart.” A New Britain Avenue resident, who did not want to be identified, said he was told about the potential plans for the development when he started renting his house from Highlander Corp. six years ago. He said they have been good landlords, and they have done good things in the city. “They’re trying to beautify the place,” he said.

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The only hitch in the developer’s plan is that there is a two-story height limit along New Britain Avenue, instituted in 2010, and Bill Jones, owner of Highlander, seeks approval to build up to five stories. A site plan and design have not been submitted.

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Across the street from aging houses on New Britain Avenue are tony restaurants and shops.

Asked at the Dec. 8 Planning Board meeting why the two-story limit was imposed in 2010, Senior Planner Steven Spraker said he did not have information readily available, but protecting the nearby Lincoln Avenue historic district was a factor. A long line of speakers, both pro and con, presented their case at the meeting. Each had three minutes to talk. The decision before the board was whether or not to remove the two-story height limit. That would make the height limit five stories, the same as the rest of the River District, the area along West Granada Boulevard from Beach Street to U.S. 1. Their decision at the end of the night was to recommend approval for three stories. If the developer seeks four or five stories, he must come back with a planned business development for approval. The next step will be for the City Commission to vote on the matter in two readings, Jan. 17 and Feb. 7. The commission will take the Planning Board recommendation into consideration. PROS AND CONS

Storch told the Planning Board that because of a proposed buffer equal to the height of the building and landscaping, people on Lincoln Avenue would not see the building. In regard to added traffic, he said projects are not permitted until after traffic studies. Storch pointed out that the developer, Bill Jones, has restored many of the buildings on West Granada Boulevard and called him a “class act.” Jones’ buildings include 31 on the Boulevard, Rose Villa, Grind Restaurant and the mall that includes Rosie’s Cafe and Dunn’s Attic. “You’re so lucky to have someone willing to invest in the downtown,” he said. Some residents of the Historic District say a five-story apartment building would “tower over” their neighborhood and negatively

A swing hangs in a tree outside a house on New Britain Avenue.

impact the historic ambience. Resident Ellen Needham said she wanted to protect the historic district. “I understand you want to bring life to the area, but five stories is excessive,” she said. She also said she didn’t think a street of apartments would raise property values in the area. Some speakers, such as Jay Cortright, approved the change. “It will be attractive to millennials and seniors who want to stay in the area,” she said. “It represents a revitalization of downtown. It will look alive.” But another resident asked why millennials were more important than nearby residents. Businessman Ron Defilippo, who owns Lulu’s Oceanside Grill, supported the change. He said the town is stagnant and new people should be attracted to the area. He also pointed out that Orchard Street, which is adjacent to the Ormond Heritage Condominium, is still historic. Jeff Boyle, a former city commissioner, opposed approval, saying the city was breaking a promise it made to residents in 2010 when it instituted the two-story limit. “It protects the aesthetic profile and character of Lincoln,” he said. Rob Wasserbeck said when he looks at the proposal, he sees that “deals have been struck” between the developer and the city. Also, he said millennials will not be able to afford the rent.

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The possible site for new mixed-use development is the row of properties along New Britain Avenue.

The City Commission will vote on the matter in January.

The director of Ormond MainStreet, Julia Truilo, supported removing the height restriction, saying it’s important to have living space downtown and the setback will protect properties on Lincoln Avenue. She also pointed out the success of Bill Jones’ work. “This is being shepherded by a developer who takes care and has respect for the buildings,” she said. Norman Lane said Bill Jones

has done a “fabulous” job, but he thinks the limit should be four stories. “Five stories would be oppressive,” he said. Waiting to approve after a plan would be submitted would be smarter, said Greg Kilpatrick. “It’s too nebulous,” he said. “We don’t know what will be there.” Ralph Potter, of Lincoln Avenue, said he was hearing about the vision of the city and the vision of the developer, but likes New Britain Avenue the way it is now. “Ormond Beach is a miracle of mixed-income housing,” he said. “We don’t need your plan.”

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COMMENTS ON OBSERVER FACEBOOK PAGE da is now tighter and with the foliage it’s just harder to see pedestrians. There is no where to put the influx of traffic. This is bad for residents who have to commute through there.  Traffic is already a nightmare through that area. You can sit through three lights and only be the third or fourth car waiting just to cross the street at Granada and Ridgewood. It’s awful. Parking is terrible. What about the houses and neighborhood there? How will it impact their home values and the crime rates in the area?

 Not a good idea, city fathers. Do a traffic study first. There isn’t enough parking in that area now. Granada is too busy for this.  From what I hear New Britain is going to have a very large transformation in the near future. ... Less houses more businesses and parking to come.  It would behoove concerned citizens to attend the commission meetings where this will be discussed. The agendas are on the city’s website.  What a traffic nightmare. ... Grana-

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Walking ‘Home for the Holidays’ The lesson learned here was: Don’t let Emily plan anything.

EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

This year was unlike any other year for Team Observer in the annual Home for the Holidays Parade. This year, we were prepared. Thanks to the craftsmanship of colleague Josh McPherson and the creative brain of Jennifer Hogg, our Observer Christmas tree was trimmed with newspapers and strung with lights. Our company’s banner was proudly hung on a wood plank-thing (I’m sure Josh has an official name for, but I’m too embarassed to ask). Our empty boxes of presents were wrapped in newspaper, thanks to Advertising Manager Jaclyn Centofanti, and our newspaper skirts were ducttaped together, thanks to the amazing Lauren McPherson. And I was the coordinator — a job no one should have given me.

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We pulled out of the office’s parking lot Saturday evening, with our boss, John Walsh, towing us in a trailer. Molly McDonald snapped a few selfies and the rest of us practiced our waving as we made our way to the parade lineup. “Em, what division are we in this year?” Josh called back from the car. “Huh,” I half-heartedly answered, too distracted by the perfection of the current moment to really pay attention. “I’m not sure, but someone will know.” Apparently, that someone was supposed to be me. After parking in the first spot we could find, we began getting all our decorations together when John called out to me in a tone that made me Courtesy photo immediately believe something Team Observer (photo by a random 8-year-old boy who my colleague, was off. Josh McPherson, trusted enough to give my phone to). “We’re not on the list,” he said, peering over his sunglasses. I felt the panic of failure slowly rise up in my That was nowhere to be Eventually, well past dark, stomach as I furiously typed found. The parade staff walked we began our route down Divithe words “parade info” off to find a solution and son Street. Even though our into my email search bar. No ensured us they would “get legs were tired from standing, matches. us a spot soon.” John ordered and our cheeks were sore from “I swore I sent in the applia pizza. Molly took another saying “Merry Christmas” cation,” I said, my voice selfie. every five seconds, the feeling trailing off. “Ah ha! Here’s the After an hour or so of nerof having the entire commuapplication I sent in.” vously waiting for someone to nity gathered together for one Victorious, I flashed my offically tell me I had messed night to celebrate the holidays screen for all to see. up beyond the point of return, carried us through. “Yes,” said the parade coorone of the parade organizers Besides, what are the holidinator, “but you also should returned to give us our spot: days without a little Christmas have recieved a follow-up No. 99. Our wait time had panic? email with your division.” doubled.

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and Austen are grand prize winners of coveted ballet competitions such as Youth America Grand Prix and Prix de Lausanne. They have been guest performers at galas all over the world, and are the first pre-professionals to perform at the Mariinski Theater in Saint Petersburg, Russia, by special invitation. With its largest cast ever, from 10 dance studios around Volusia, Flagler, and Seminole Counties, the company will bring a new take on this treasured holiday classic. The popular Children’s Sugarplum Tea will be held before each performance, where young guests will enjoy cookies and cocoa while meeting some of the most beloved characters in “The Nutcracker.” Limited seatings are at 1 p.m. each day, and the advance-purchase tickets are available at the Peabody Box Office and at Ticketmaster. Tickets to “The Nutcracker” range from $10 to $40, plus service charges, and are available at the Peabody Box Office and at Ticketmaster.

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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE Smile and be happy: That’s the advice of Evelyn Fretwell, who celebrated her 90th birthday at a surprise party Oct. 8 with 20 family members and friends at Ormond in the Pines on Clyde Morris Boulevard. Fretwell

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Vincent Palmer went far out of his way to send his ex-girlfriend, Staci Winn, a message. Palmer, who has four children with Winn, drove his scooter to Winn’s home in the Forrest Hills subdivision in Ormond Beach Dec. 10 to break into her car, dump a Mountain Dew bottle full of gasoline inside and set it on fire. Before fleeing the scene, he left a note on Winn’s mailbox that led police to believe the crime was motivated by racial hate: “I HAVE WATHED (sic) YOU FOR A LONG TIME YOU AND YOUR N----KIDS DONT Belong.” The letters “KKK” were one on one side of the note, and “TRUMP” was written on the other. Winn had lived at her home since 1976. While the police were there on Dec. 10, she called Palmer and told him that her vehicle had been set on fire. He then came to the victim’s home and was arrested after officers discovered there was a warrant for his arrest, related to child support. He was transported to Volusia County Branch Jail. The next day, the Daytona Beach Police Department responded to a call about a possible abduction: A

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note led family members to believe that Palmer had been kidnapped. One of Palmer’s family members told police they found blood on one of the vehicles in the driveway and a note in one of the vehicles that read: “KKK....I HATE BLACK MEN WHO F--- WHITE WOMEN....YOU WILL NEVER SEE YOUR GRANDSON AGAIN ALIVE....YOU WILL NEVER FOUND OUT WHO I AM, THIS IS HIS NOTEBOOK...?.NICE DOG, YOU SLEEP HARD” Between the efforts of the DBPD and the Ormond Beach Police Department, Palmer was located at Burger King in Ormond Beach around noon. An officer made contact with a black male in the restaurant. He told the male

he was trying to locate a missing person. The man identified himself as Raquel B. Johnson, but, after the officer called in another detective who had been at Winn’s house the previous day, the man told police his real name: Vincent Palmer. Palmer confessed to setting Winn’s 2015 Chevrolet Sonic on fire because of problems he was having with her over their children. Winn and Palmer broke up in April 2016. He also confessed to writing the note and pricking his finger to add to the abduction illusion. Palmer apologized for the fire and said he never meant to hurt anyone. Palmer was transported to jail.

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SOMETHING FISHY 12:16 p.m. — 1500 Block of West Granada Boulevard Petit Theft. The victim, a store employee, saw the suspect put several frozen lobster tails and bagged shrimp in his pocket and down his shirt. After the suspect walked out of the store, the victim brought him back to the office. When an officer arrived, he removed the items from the suspect’s clothes. A check revealed that the suspect had 10 failure-to-appears on his record and several theft convictions. He was transported to jail. FAST FOOD 2:49 p.m. — 100 Block of South Atlantic Avenue Failure to Pay. A male and female, both in their 20s, ordered and consumed $32.74 worth of food and walked out of the restaurant without paying and fled through the parking lot. The victim said he would provide surveillance video. GOT CHANGE? 4:17 p.m. — 500 Block of South Atlantic Avenue Theft. The victim reported that surveillance video showed an unknown male with arm tattoos breaking into the soft drink machine. The suspect picked the lock and stole $300 in change. There was no damage to the machine.

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or the second consecutive year, and third straight contest, the Seabreeze varsity boys salvaged the day by not allowing Mainland to celebrate wins in all four games on Saturday, Dec. 10, at Seabreeze. The Bucs won the JV girls game 25-24, the boys game 61-21 and the girls varsity game 47-41. Seabreeze boys varsity would end Mainland’s run, downing the Bucs 68-61. “Hats off to both Mainland and Seabreeze kids for focusing on SEE SANDCRABS PAGE 12

see a lot of elderly men on a regular basis. While I’m sure some may exercise a bit at the gym and others walk around their street blocks several times, Buzz Porter stands out with his daily regimen. Porter, 80, has been running, jumping, pole vaulting and throwing discus, javelin and shot put for nearly 60 years, and he still trains like he’s in his 20s. He reaps the fruit of his strenuous labor in medallions. This past year, Porter took part in 12 track and field competitions, going as far north as Detroit and as far west as Shoreline, Washington. He competed in 109 events and won 99 medals, set dozens of course, state and national records, and won AllAmerican status in at least one event everywhere he contended. “I get the biggest thrill from the amount of people who come over and tell me how inspirational I am to them, because I do 10-13 events in one meet, while they do only two or three,” Porter said. Porter has distanced himself from the 1,000-medal mark, and, in a few years, he’ll expects to be nearing 1,500. Although he doesn’t plan to enter as many events next year, he has already begun training to attain AllAmerican status in the 60-meter hurdles, held on Jan. 21. If he’s not confident that he can reach that status by Jan. 16, he won’t compete, lest, he says, he embarrasses himself. Whether Porter reaches AllAmerican status, I like his take on always getting out there to compete: “I’ll always be ahead of that man sitting on the couch with that beer belly.” Congratulations, Buzz, and continue to inspire us with your successful longevity.

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Sandcrabs lose first three playing a hard-fought, high-level competitive game from the initial jump ball,” Mainland coach Landis McCoy said. McCoy and his players found themselves in frequent arguments with the officials throughout the first half of the game. One player was kicked out of the game, and a Mainland supporter was escorted out of the gym for criticizing the officials. When asked about the controversy surrounding the refs, Seabreeze coach Pep Johnson said,

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“It went our way the first half, but it swung back their way in the second half. That’s how they made a run, so it evened out. We just answered and made free throws at the end.” Mainland trailed by as many as 23 points, but was able to pull the game within four points in the last two minutes. The boys varsity teams will meet again at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 13, at Mainland, and the girls varsity will meet at 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 14, at Mainland.

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Starting a business is a full-time job. Taking your business to next level after Steve Harvey told you to is an even fuller job. After launching her line Stealth Swimwear, Rita Narcisse embraced the late nights and early mornings that come with being your own boss. Up until now she sold her suits — which were created on the belief that women’s swimwear can be active and luxurious, but doesn’t have to be passé —online. But then she took a “jump” that changed everything. Thanks to some gentle pushing from her Design Assistant Elizabeth Moore, Rita Narcisse, president and Narcisse applied to CEO of Stealth Swimwear participate in “Jump Week,” a week of episodes on the “Steve Harvey Show,” dedicating to helping people take a leap of faith and pursue their dreams. Narcisse’s dream? To get into places like Saks Fifth Avenue.

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“We filmed a video and sent in some photos of the suits,” she said, “and next thing I knew the producer was calling and I was flying out to Chicago.” Narcisse was featured on the wrap-up episode that aired Nov. 4. She talked about her reasons for wanting to start her business and what she hopes to accomplish. After the episode aired — in which she was given $1,000 to go after her goal — Narcisse is happy to report that she just sent her suits to Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, and Saks Fifth Avenue, and is waiting for them to place an order. “It’s like that saying, once your career takes off, your personal life explodes,” she laughed. “Now I’m single with all my girls because people can’t handle a female entrepreneur.” The pressure of her career and all the time she spent working has made her put her romantic relationships on the back burner — something she hopes more career-driven women are comfortable doing. “Too many girls let relationships define them, and they need to learn to define themselves,” she said. “You don’t need a significant other to do what you want to do.”

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Santa will be on patrol this week with OBPD It’s jingle bell time and a swell time for the third-annual Santa on Patrol program. Santa Claus is coming to town, and the jolly old elf has traded his sleigh in for an Ormond Beach Police Department patrol vehicle to deliver toys to the good girls and boys of Ormond Beach. From Dec. 14 to Dec. 23, the most popular guy in a red suit — along with Ormond’s finest — is patrolling the city and issuing “Naughty or Nice” notices to

children after receiving confirmation from dispatchers in the North Pole. You won’t know when or where Santa might show up, so you better be good for goodness’ sake! Santa on Patrol wishes to advance the practice of community policing through growing the relationship between the community and police officers. The entirety of the program was funded by donations from local citizens. Please contact Officer Jay Brennan with any questions at 676-3526 or jay.brennan@ ormondbeach.org.

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Fitness Challenge offers new features Teams will add support and accountability.

get weighed in. They will also be able to meet all of the event partners, including fitness centers, restaurants, strategy coaches, health food stores, etc. In the challenge, adults are weighed at the kickoff and again at the end, with the chance of winning cash prizes for various achievements. Challengers will get personal training at fitness centers and can take part in a wide range of activities, such as tennis, yoga, zumba, biking, jazzercise, racquetball, kayaking, etc. Very popular, Maguire said, are the cooking classes at restaurants, because you get to eat what you make. Cooking, shopping and nutrition tips are also part of the challenge. File photo

Participants jump up on a step in the final day of a previous Mayor’s Fitness Challenge. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

he Mayor’s Health and Fitness Challenge will kick off Jan. 21 with new features for 2017. Fitness teams will offer support and encouragement for participants, and youngsters can take part along with their parents. The event, which aims to help adults get or stay healthy and fit, and kids get active, will run through April 15. The Jan. 21 kickoff will be 7-11 a.m. at Nova Community Center, 440 N. Nova Road in the Gymnastics Center. Challengers can register now or at the kickoff event and the cost is $25 per person. There is also a family rate. Register online or at City Hall, Room 101, until Jan. 20. For information, visit ormondbeach.org/mayorsfitness or call Christina Maguire at 676-3323. At the kickoff, challengers will pick up their packet, goody bag, T-shirt, calendar of activities and

THE YOUTH MOVEMENT

Children can take part in the challenge with their parents. Possible events include walks on the beach, a hike through Central Park, swimming at the YMCA, frisbee, bowling, yoga and skating. “The kids’ part is about being active and having fun with mom dad,” Maguire said. The idea for the kids activity component came from Ormond Beach Mayor Bill Partington. He said he had received comments from participants asking for a chance to get the whole family involved. “Also, with so many electronic distractions today it is important for children to remember to stay active. Being able to participate in the challenge will give children a chance to put down the phones and video games and take a walk, bike ride or play catch,” Partington said. “The final reason is to teach our children that health and fitness is a priority for the whole family for a lifetime,” he said.

COUCH TO 5K

New this year will be a “couch to 5K,” for people who would like to slowly work up to a 5K run. Over the nine weeks of the event, challengers will build up to running the Tomoka 5K on March 25. THE TEAM CONCEPT

New this year, each fitness center taking part will form a team and will have a team captain. The teams will provide individual training and the benefit of teamwork. The teams will compete against each other and have the chance to win cash prizes. “The team leader will be your coach and help you reach your goals,” Maguire said. Many people who have taken part in the challenge in the past have enjoyed making new friends, Maguire said, and say having the support from others is motivating. “The teams will have an element of accountability,” Maguire said. “And if you meet people and have fun, you’ll stick to it.” Challengers are not required to join a fitness team and can still take part in everything in the event. A friendly competition is planned on the final day of the Fitness Challenge and participants can win cash prizes. “It’s a blast and a half,” Maguire said. “It’s going to be so much fun.”

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2016

YOUR CALENDAR THURSDAY, DEC. 15

DESTINATION DAYTONA’S AFTER HOURS CHRISTMAS PARTY AND TOYS FOR TOTS FUNDRAISER 5 to 8 p.m. at Bruce Rossmeyer’s Daytona Harley-Davidson, 1637 N. U.S. 1. Donate a new unwrapped toy and get a free H-D Poker Chip while supplies last. Free gift wrapping and a scavenger hunt. Santa 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. HOLIDAYS AT THE CASEMENTS 6 to 8 p.m. at The Casements. “The Moonlighters Orchestra” starts at 7 p.m. Free.

SATURDAY, DEC. 17

INAUGURAL CHUCK STRASSER MEMORIAL CANDY CANE 5K 8 a.m. at Destination Daytona, 1637 N. U.S. 1. A memorial fundraiser for Chuck Strasser, a member of the Daytona Beacharea community who passed away Jan. 1, 2015, after a battle with cancer. Proceeds will go to missions that aid people in need all over the world. Hosted by Tomoka Christian Church. Christmas-themed costumes are encouraged. Prizes will be awarded. Online registration is available at 5k.tomoka.cc. WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA Noon at Volusia Memorial Park, 550 N. Nova Road. Join Sherman Burres and Rolling Thunder, Veterans Assistance Coalition as they place 300 wreaths on veterans graves in Eastern Volusia County. Any company wishing to sponsor wreaths should call 6777398 or send donations to P.O. Box 2573, Ormond Beach, Florida 32175.

A SNOWY CHRISTMAS AT ROCKEFELLER GARDENS 3 to 8 p.m. at Rockefeller Gardens, 26 Riverside Drive. Food trucks, Christmas music, a special Christmas story and snow for the kids to play in. Hosted by Salty Church.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21

CHRISKWANZUKKAH FESTIVAL AT THE CASEMENTS 4 to 7 p.m. at The Casements, 25 Riverside Drive. The Creative Happiness Institute, Tomoka Poets, and the Ormond Beach Arts District joined together to create a novel event that includes a Winter Solstice ceremony, music, songs, poetry and prizes with an open mic for anyone who wishes to present a holiday-themed message. Free with funding in part from the Cultural Council of Volusia County. Free sweets. Light refreshments for sale. Executive Director of OBAD Julia Truilo is singing a song, Tomoka Poets President Mary-Ann Westbrook is hosting an open poetry reading, and local singers/songwriters Roger Duvernoy and Mike Dorn will perform and invite others with an instrument to join. Dr. David B. Axelrod, a Volusia County poet laureate and director of CHI, is performing the solstice ceremony at 5:44 p.m. “We want to honor as many traditions as we can,” says Dr. Axelrod, who promises to do so “with a light heart.” Email axelrod@creativehappiness.org or call 337-4567.

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NBalance Holistic Wellness Spa, 73 West Granada Blvd., has announced that Lisa Demczuk has joined their practice as a master reiki practitioner. “Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation,” said spa owner Joy Hagstrom. “Lisa has been practicing for over 15 years and treats everything from stress, to hurt knees, sore backs, and beyond.” Originally from Connecticut, Demczuk moved to Florida in 2011. Reiki is administered by “laying on hands” and is based on the idea that an unseen life force energy flows through everyone, according to a press release. It works alongside conventional medicine. NBalance Holistic Wellness Spa believes in healing the body through a holistic wellness approach to mind, body, and spirit connection, the release stated. Courtesy photo Call 852-4247 Lisa Demczuk or visit.nbalancestudio.com and find them on Facebook.

Gov. Rick Scott has announced four reappointments to the District Board of Trustees of Daytona State College for terms ending May 31, 2019. Forough Hosseini, 54, of Ormond Beach, senior vice president of ICI Homes Inc., has a master’s degree from the University of Central Florida. Betty Holness, 72, of Ormond Beach, formerly served as the assistant to the county manager of Volusia County. Stanley Escudero, 74, of Daytona Beach, is the president of Shield Bearer LLC and formerly served as the United States ambassador to Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan. Lloyd Freckleton, 68, of Flagler Beach, is a retired United States Army colonel and former warden for the New York State Department of Corrections. He received his bachelor’s degree from John Jay College of Criminal Justice. The appointments are subject to confirmation by the Florida Senate.

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2016

TAX RETURN HELP AVAILABLE The United Way of VolusiaFlagler has announced that through its Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, it is are once again offering free tax help to eligble people. Visit unitedwayvfc.org or call 2530563.

REAL ESTATE

A condo was the top real estate transaction WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

house in the Ormond Heritage Condominium was the top real estate sales transaction for Oct. 23 to Oct. 29 in Ormond Beach and Ormondby-the-Sea. Donald and Pamela Kraska, of Ormond Beach, sold 1 John Anderson Drive, Unit 318, to Melissa White, of Ormond Beach, for $380,000. Built in 1996, the condo has three bedrooms, 3.5 baths and 2,440 square feet. It sold in 2012 for $335,000.

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The condo features a common area swimming pool.

ORMOND BEACH Renee Deising, of Ormond Beach, sold 4 Inverray Court to Laura Samra, of Ormond Beach, for $265,000. Built in 1995, the house has four bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 2,045 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $263,500. Timothy Stein and David Partington, of Ormond Beach, sold 323 Oak Fern Circle to Ricky Payne Jr., of Ormond Beach, for $245,000. Built in 1984, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,415 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $360,000. John and Natalie Veracka, of Pine Bush, New York, sold 95 Standish Drive to Darcy Eberle and Fiorella Garcia, of Ormond

Beach, for $220,000. Built in 1960, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,481 square feet. It sold in 2010 for $120,000. Barbara Wians, of Elgin, Illinois, sold 470 Pinewood Court to Leonardo Mossi, of Ormond Beach, for $195,000. Built in 1962, the house has three bedrooms, 1.5 baths and 2,622 square feet. It sold in 1995 for $82,000. Dorothy Biss, of Ormond Beach, sold 130 Lincoln Ave. to Patrick and Diana Faherty, of Inverness, for $94,000. Built in 1924, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 655 square feet. Virginia Bonner, of Ontario, sold 780 S. Ridgewood Ave.

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2016

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

OCT. 23 - OCT. 29

to Teich Holdings Group LLC and RHOJO of Ormond LLC, of Ormond Beach, for $80,000. Built in 1951, the house has four bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,760 square feet. It sold in 1985 for $66,000. Penny Sanato, of Antioch, Illinois, sold 453 S. Atlantic Ave., Unit 2050, to Eugene and Carole Jacuk, of Philadelphia, for $54,100. Built in 1987, the studio condo has one bath and 300 square feet. Halifax Plantation Kendall Lutz and Rachael Ali sold 3320 Westmeath Drive to Kyle Nichols, of Palm Coast, for $267,500. Built in 2006, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, swimming pool and 2,101 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $285,000.

Frank and Jeanette Haldenwanger, individually and as trustees, sold 1140 Athlone Way

to Kenneth and Mary Novicki, of Ormond Beach, for $192,000. Built in 2000, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,627 square feet. It sold in 2000 for $118,000. Oak Forest Jimmy Yelvington, individually and as personal representative, sold 35 Sycamore Circle to Ronald and Barbara Womer, of Ormond Beach, for $240,000. Built in 1984, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,824 square feet. It sold in 2011 for $163,500. Ormond Lakes Thomas and Ruth Feeney, individually and as trustees, sold 173 Pointview Lane to Michael and Kimberly Sponseller, of Steubenville, Ohio, for $230,000. Built in 2003, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,845 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $191,000.

Plantation Bay Richard and Mary Heist, of Ormond Beach, sold 1405 Sunningdale Lane to Donald and Pamela Kraska, of Ormond Beach, for $254,900. Built in 2001, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,930 square feet. It sold in 2007 for $300,000.

Barry and Kathryn Steinberg, of Daytona Beach, sold 905 Brookridge Lane to James and Andrea Hadley, of Riverview, for $210,000. Built in 1997, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,621 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $190,000.

ORMOND-BYTHE-SEA Coconut Palms Beach Resort Owners Association Inc., of New Smyrna Beach, sold 11 Sandra Drive to William and Lynda Slater, of Baldwinsville, New York, for $285,000. Built in 1978,

Randall and Dana Smith, of Ormond Beach, sold 38 Juniper Drive to Mark and Gezzi Smith, of Chattanooga, Tennessee, for $227,900. Built in 1964, the house has four bedrooms, two baths and 1,746 square feet. It sold in 1976 for $39,500. Clark Davis Jr. and Bruno Casale sold 51 Seaview Drive to Roy and Laurie Moffett, of Ormond Beach, for $180,000. Built in 1961, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 784 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $98,500. Ralph Rogers, individually and as trustee, sold 3170 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 302, to Ruth Holbrook, of Ormond Beach, for $165,000. Built in 1994, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 876 square feet. It sold in 1999 for $67,000.

David and Christina Folsom sold 2700 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 306, to Mark Sousa, of Yonkers, New York, for $157,000. Built in 1986, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,025 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $180,000. Frank Peburn, of Ormond Beach, sold 149 Holland Road to Wendy Dill, of Ormond Beach, for $150,000. Built in 1953, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 621 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $60,000. Chester Perkowski, of Ormond Beach, sold 1 Seaview Drive to Richard and Carolyn Haber, of Winter Park, for $70,000. Built in 1960, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 1,058 square feet. It sold in 1996 for $40,000. John Adams, of Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, contributed to this report.

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4BR/3+BA/3CG Stunning Mediterranean Style Custom Kargar Construction home. Grand staircase, 23’ ceilings, unmatched views. Completely remodeled within the last 6 months, all new kitchen w/ Granite counters & butcher block center island. Two+ screened porches, decks, balcony and pool. Price: $995,000. Call Patti McKinley at 386- 235-0462.

Looking for privacy & room to roam in this 4BR/2+BA/2CG large home? LARGE pond on property, open kitchen w/ Corian countertops, office space, voluntary HOA, PLUS a separate 1BD/1BA/2+ CG In-Law home! LARGE pool & spa area, solar powered system. Price: $425,000. Call Victoria Bowie at 386-562-1811.

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Immaculate 3BR/2BA/2.5CG home on large 1.5 acre lot w/ attached 480 sq ft studio/apartment w/full bath. Remarkable gourmet kitchen, open floor plan w/French doors that open to the back screened porch. Master BR has a private outside shower that opens to a fenced working organic garden. Quiet rural setting where horses are allowed. Price: $429,000. Call Diane Morgan at 386-290-2634.

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Third floor 2BR/2BA furnished condo. Updated with BRAND NEW kitchen cabinets, countertops, dishwasher and microwave. New refrigerator and A/C in 2014. Newer paint, carpet and crown molding in living area. This unit is turnkey and has been tastefully decorated. Price: $182,400. Call Kathy DeLanoy at 386931-2960.

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Luxury 4 BR/3.5 BA/3CG Completely remodeled home with over 3,300 living sq. ft., new carpet in each bedroom, a split floorplan, outdoor entertainment area and has been wired for a pool and house generator. The custom kitchen has granite counter tops, an island and stainless steel appliances. Price: $475,000. Call Jean Ivis at 386-299-3338.

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Beautiful 3BR/2BA townhome with water views throughout! Owner has replaced driveway, new garage door and opener; 2 New Windows in Living Area; New Tile Throughout; New Windows in Lanai (Sliders); New Refrig/Dishwasher. Replaced all indoor Vents and New Thermostat. Price: $159,900. Call Cindy Lee Harper at 386-566-4747.

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Thursday, December 15, 2016

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First car seat $50; Dirt Devil broom, new $15. First car seat $50; Dirt Devil broom, new $15. 386-446-9382. 386-446-9382. KITCHEN TABLE w/4 chairs, $50. Wall TV mount, KITCHEN TABLE w/4 chairs, $50. Wall TV mount, $25. New raised toilet seat, $25. 386.437.3441 $25. New raised toilet seat, $25. 386.437.3441 MINI HALLMARK Ornaments, in boxes. 50 plus. MINI HALLMARK Ornaments, in boxes. 50 plus. Great for mini tree. $100/best offer. 386.517.3614 Great for mini tree. $100/best offer. 386.517.3614 NEXT 20” bike, 5-speed/shock absorber, model NEXT 20” bike, 5-speed/shock absorber, model Make, $50. 386.445.8740 Make, $50. 386.445.8740 NICE LADIES clothing. Tops size: 2x; Bottoms NICE LADIES clothing. Tops size: 2x; Bottoms size: 12-18, $4 each. 386.586.7572 size: 12-18, $4 each. 386.586.7572 NORDICTRACK TREADMILL, model Intermix NORDICTRACK TREADMILL, model Intermix Acoustics 3.0. Fitness center quality, hardly used. Acoustics 3.0. Fitness center quality, hardly used. $200. 386-447-2876 $200. 386-447-2876 PRO FORM XP400R, exercycle, excellent condiPRO FORM XP400R, exercycle, excellent condition, $120. Panama Jack 26” beach bike, $80 tion, $120. Panama Jack 26” beach bike, $80 386.437.3728 386.437.3728 55" HD LCD TV 1080P Westinghouse Model VR− 55" HD LCD TV 1080P Westinghouse Model VR− 5525Z Good Condition $175 obo (386) 246−9950 5525Z Good Condition oboFor (386) Sale 246−9950 Items Under $175 $200 BAND SAW 12" 1HP Craftsman band saw with BAND SAW 12" 1HP Craftsman band saw with stand and wheeled base $150 (386) 597−2686 stand and wheeled base $150 (386) 597−2686 BOSE SPEAKERS 2 Bose Model 100 white BOSE SPEAKERS 2 Bose Model 100 white Speakers $30 (386) 446−0341 Speakers $30 (386) 446−0341 CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom. Set CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom. Set of 8 bags $29. U pick colors 386−523−7201 of 8 bags $29. U pick colors 386−523−7201 DEHUMIDIFIER $75 like new, 70pt,; Microwave, DEHUMIDIFIER $75 like new, 70pt,; Microwave, good condition, $25 (910) 850−2614 good condition, $25 (910) 850−2614 DOUBLE SIZE hammack extra large $125 DOUBLE SIZE hammack extra large $125 (386) 225−4421 (386) 225−4421 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Solid Oak, Excellent ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Solid Oak, Excellent condition. 8’ x 20"x 6’. $200 (386) 283−5223 condition. 8’ x 20"x 6’. $200 (386) 283−5223 HESS TRUCKS Ten ,, new in box, 2002−2013,no HESS TRUCKS Ten ,, new in box, 2002−2013,no 6 or 11. $100 call 447−0632 6 or 11. $100 call 447−0632 HO TRAINS New and used $2. and up $2 (386) HO TRAINS New and used $2. and up $2 (386) 446−8391 446−8391 HUSKY CLASSIC Cargo Liner new 38"ctr x 36.5" HUSKY CLASSIC Cargo Liner new 38"ctr x 36.5" x 52.6"back for mid size SUV $80 (386) 597−6747 x 52.6"back for mid size SUV $80 (386) 597−6747 INNOVA INVERSION table $100 Christmas wall INNOVA INVERSION table $100 Christmas wall plates $20, mink hat $25 (386) 445−4150 plates $20, mink hat $25 (386) 445−4150 RAINBIRD SPRINKLER Heads Falcon 6540 RAINBIRD SPRINKLER Heads Falcon 6540 Rotor Commercial $29 each; call: 386−523−7201 Rotor Commercial $29 each; call: 386−523−7201 REESE HITCH for truck with sway bars $125 REESE HITCH for truck with sway bars $125 Under $200 For Sale (386)Items 225−4421 (386) Items 225−4421Under $200 For Sale ROLLERBLADES ROLLERBLADES w/pads size w/pads size 8ROLLERBLADES 1/2 worn once $40ROLLERBLADES 386.627.8111 8 1/2 worn once $40 386.627.8111 SECRETARY DESK bottom has 3 draws $125 SECRETARY (386) 225−4421 DESK bottom has 3 draws $125 (386) 225−4421 TV COMPONENT STAND Wood//smoked glass/2 TV COMPONENT STAND Wood//smoked glass/2 shelves (386) 445−3972 shelves (386) 445−3972 WINE COOLER 6 BOTTLE BRAND NEW IN BOX WINE COOLER 6 BOTTLE BRAND NEW IN BOX $110.00 (386) 437−7718 $110.00 (386) 437−7718

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KITCHEN TABLE 4-chairs $65, office chair, $10, General Merchandise Merchandise KITCHEN TABLE 4-chairs $65, office chair, $10, General standing fan, $10, live house plants $3-$5. standing fan, $10, live house plants $3-$5. This week’s Cryptoquiz answers 386.986.7567 RAVEL SCOOTER Pride Gogo Elite Plus, new 386.986.7567 RAVEL SCOOTER Pride3) Gogo Elite Plus, new 1) Miser, 2) Ghosts, Past, Present, charger, paid $1200+, asking4) $700/obo. KENMORE ELECTRIC Dryer H2 Good Condition charger, paid $1200+, asking $700/obo. KENMORE ELECTRIC Dryer H2 Good Condition 5) Future 386.264.6386 $75. 386-673-6361 386.264.6386 $75. 386-673-6361 A Christmas Carol ITALIAN GLASS Bull (6 lbs) $50. Antique School ITALIAN GLASS Bull (6 lbs) $50. Antique School Sporting Goods Goods Desk, $100. Golf ball retriever $15. CASH. Sporting Desk, $100. Golf ball retriever $15. CASH. EARLY DEADLINES COMING! 386.986.1927. Dec 15 (Easy, difficulty ratinganswers 0.35)low usage, This week’s Sudoku 386.986.1927. LADIES TREK 7-speed Sangria Pink, LADIES TREK 7-speed Sangria Pink, low usage, HO TRAINS: Mix-freight cars/engines, kits, struclike new, Call mornings or early evening, All advertising for Classified and the Business HO TRAINS: Mix-freight cars/engines, kits, struclike 6 new,4 Call mornings tures, power packs, track/accessories/storage 1$250. 5 2 3or 9early7 evening, 8 386.264.6426, Directory are closing on December 19th for the tures, power packs, track/accessories/storage 386.264.6426, $250. locker. First $75, firm. 386.446.9172 December 22nd and December 29th papers. locker. First $75, firm. 386.446.9172 9 3 5 7 1 8 2 6 4 COMPUTER DESK, large, $20. Wheelbarrow, $10. COMPUTER DESK, large, $20. Wheelbarrow, $10. Don’t miss getting your ads in on time! Kitchen table with chairs plus captains chairs, $55. 8 2 7 6 9 4 3 5 1 Kitchen table with chairs plus captains chairs, $55. 386.864.1381 386.864.1381 Call 386.447.9723 BRAND NEW rollator walker, $50. Lightweight fold1 6 3 8 4 5 7 9 2 BRAND NEW rollator walker, $50. Lightweight foldThe Palm Coast and Ormond Beach Observers ing transport chair, weight capacity 300lbs., ing transport chair, weight capacity 300lbs., will be closed 12/24/16 5 9 2 1 6 7 4 8 3 Thursday, December 15, 2016 $90/obo. 386.264.6386 $90/obo. 386.264.6386 Thursday, 15, @8:30am 2016 and willDecember reopen on 1/2/17 AREA RUG 8x10 brown,beige,light blue 4 7 8 2 3 9 6 1 5 AREA RUG 8x10 brown,beige,light blue 386-437-3965 386-437-3965 2 5 6 3 7 1 8 4 9 4-TIRES, P215/65R17, w/original rims off Chrysler Items Under $200 For Sale 4-TIRES, P215/65R17, w/original rims off Chrysler 300, used w/1 free tire 245/50R18, $150. QUILTING MATERIAL & ready-cut pieces + 10 300, used w/1 free tire 245/50R18, $150. 7 1 9 4 8 2 5 3 6 386.627.3344 386.627.3344 yds. Xmas colors. $45.00. 386-615-8230. 4 DISTRESSED white wooden bar stools, pineap3 8 4 9 5 6 1 2 7 $35.00 EACH Men’s 26" Bike, Dorm Refrig, HP 4 DISTRESSED white wooden bar stools, pineapple motif $199. 386.627.4797 Items Under $200 For Sale Photo Printer, Fuji 35mm Camera (386) 316−0037 ple motif $199. 386.627.4797 Items Under $200 For Sale This week’s Crossword answers GRADUATION Robe $30.; Safety 55" HD LCD TV 1080P Westinghouse Model VR− FPC/MATANZAS FPC/MATANZAS Robe $30.; Safety First car seat $50;GRADUATION Dirt Devil broom, new $15. 5525Z Good Condition $175 obo (386) 246−9950 First car seat $50; Dirt Devil broom, new $15. 386-446-9382. CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom. Set 386-446-9382. KITCHEN TABLE w/4 chairs, $50. Wall TV mount, of 8 bags $29. U pick colors 386−523−7201 KITCHEN TABLEtoilet w/4 seat, chairs, $50. Wall TV mount, $25. New raised $25. 386.437.3441 DOUBLE SIZE hammack extra large $125 $25. New raised toilet seat, $25. 386.437.3441 MINI HALLMARK Ornaments, in boxes. 50 plus. (386) 225−4421 MINI HALLMARK Ornaments, in boxes. 50 plus. Great for mini tree. $100/best offer. 386.517.3614 Great for mini tree. $100/best offer. 386.517.3614 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Solid Oak, Excellent EARLY DEADLINES COMING! # 202000990 NEXT 20” bike, 5-speed/shock absorber, model EARLY DEADLINES COMING! condition. 8’ x 20"x 6’. $200 (386) 283−5223 NEXT $50. 20” bike, 5-speed/shock absorber, model Make, 386.445.8740 Make, $50. 386.445.8740 All advertising for Classified and the Business HOAllTRAINS New and used $2. and up $2 (386) advertising for Classified and the Business NICE LADIES clothing. Tops size: 2x; Bottoms Directory are closing on December 19th for the NICE12-18, LADIES clothing. Tops size: 2x; Bottoms 446−8391 Boats Directory are22nd closing December 19th for the size: $4 each. 386.586.7572 December andon December 29th papers. Boats size: 12-18, $4 each. 386.586.7572 December 22nd and December 29th papers. INNOVA INVERSION table $100 Christmas wall NORDICTRACK TREADMILL, model Intermix DICK BOGER Yacht Sales NORDICTRACK TREADMILL, model Intermix platesDon’t $20, mink $25 your (386)ads 445−4150 miss hat getting in on time! Acoustics 3.0. Fitness center quality, hardly used. DICK BOGER Yacht Sales Demand for large clean yachts has exceeded our Don’t miss getting your ads in on time! Acoustics 3.0. Fitness center quality, hardly used. 386-447-2876 Demand for large clean yachts has exceeded our RAINBIRD SPRINKLER Heads Falcon 6540 $200. brokerage inventory. $200. 386-447-2876 Call 386.447.9723 brokerage inventory. Rotor Commercial $29 each; call: 386−523−7201 PRO FORM XP400R, exercycle, excellent condiWe have buyers for 30’ to 50’ yachts, Call PRO FORM XP400R, exercycle, excellent condiThe Palm Coast and386.447.9723 Ormond Beach Observers We have buyers fornow 30’ -toFree 50’ yachts, REESE for truck withBeach swayObservers bars $125 tion, $120. Panama Jack 26” beach bike, $80 Power & Sail - List appraisals The PalmHITCH Coast and Ormond tion, $120. Panama Jack 26” beach bike, $80 will be closed 12/24/16 Power & Sail List now Free appraisals 386.437.3728 (386) 225−4421 Bob Updegrave Palm Coast Agent will be closed 12/24/16 386.437.3728 and will reopen on 1/2/17 @8:30am Bob Updegrave Palm Coast Agent (386) 449-9161 radiowaves11@att.net and will reopen on 1/2/17 @8:30am SECRETARY DESK bottom has 3 draws $125 55" HD LCD TV 1080P Westinghouse Model VR− (386) 449-9161 radiowaves11@att.net 55" HDGood LCD Condition TV 1080P $175 Westinghouse Model VR− (386) 225−4421 2016 5525Z obo (386) 246−9950 Items Under $200 For Sale 5525Z Good Condition $175 obo (386) 246−9950 Items Under $200 For Sale BAND SAW 12" 1HP Craftsman band saw with KITCHEN TABLE 4-chairs $65, office chair, $10, BAND SAW 12" 1HP Craftsman band saw with General KITCHEN fan, TABLE 4-chairs $65, office chair, $10, stand and wheeled base $150 (386) 597−2686 General Merchandise Merchandise standing $10, live house plants $3-$5. stand and wheeled base $150 (386) 597−2686 standing fan, $10, live house plants $3-$5. BOSE SPEAKERS 2 Bose Model 100 white 386.986.7567 RAVEL SCOOTER Pride Gogo Elite Plus, new BOSE SPEAKERS 2 Bose Model 100 white 386.986.7567 RAVEL SCOOTER Pride Gogo Elite Plus, new Speakers $30 (386) 446−0341 charger, paid $1200+, distance) mannerasking $700/obo. KENMORE ELECTRIC Dryer H2 Good Condition Speakers $30 (386) 446−0341 LINKING ENDS by Timothy E. Parker charger, paid $1200+, asking $700/obo. KENMORE ELECTRIC Dryer H2 Good Condition 386.264.6386 CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom. Set 101 Stated with confidence 43 Workout locales $75. 386-673-6361 386.264.6386 CORN HOLE regs. Custom. Set $75. 386-673-6361 of 8 bags $29. Bags U pickMeets colorsACA 386−523−7201 103 Jailbird 47 Attic function, often ITALIAN GLASS Bull (6 lbs) $50. Antique School of 8 bags $29. U pick colors 386−523−7201 ITALIAN GLASS Bullball (6 lbs) $50. Antique School DEHUMIDIFIER $75 like new, 70pt,; Microwave, 104 Birchbark 50 Fully exposed Sporting Goods Desk, $100. Golf retriever $15. CASH. DEHUMIDIFIER $75(910) like 850−2614 new, 70pt,; Microwave, Goods Desk, $100. Golf ball retriever $15. CASH. good condition, $25 105 Pancakes servedSporting with 51 Letters on an ambulance Each of the following cryptograms 386.986.1927. good condition, $25 (910) 850−2614 386.986.1927. 7-speed52Sangria Pink, low usage, sourLADIES cream TREK Banned insecticide DOUBLE SIZE hammack extra large $125 is a clue to the identity of a popular LADIES TREK 7-speed Sangria Pink, low usage, HO TRAINS: Mix-freight cars/engines, kits, struc- DOUBLE SIZE hammack extra large $125 likedonkey new,seamCall mornings or out early 106 The 53 Rousted of bedevening, HO TRAINS: cars/engines, kits, struc- (386) 225−4421 like new, Call mornings or early evening, tures, power Mix-freight packs, track/accessories/storage (386) 225−4421 386.264.6426, $250. 54 Proofer’s “remove” holiday work. Using the hints D=E tures, First power track/accessories/storage ENTERTAINMENT stress would ... 386.264.6426, $250. locker. $75,packs, firm. 386.446.9172 CENTER Solid Oak, Excellent locker. First $75, firm. 386.446.9172 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Solid 283−5223 Oak, Excellent command 110 Players wish the lottery and G=S, decipher the clues to condition. 8’ x 20"x 6’. $200 (386) COMPUTER DESK, large, $20. Wheelbarrow, $10. condition. 8’ x 20"x 6’. $200 (386) 283−5223 was ... 57 Frozen pizza “Mama” COMPUTER DESK, large, $20. Wheelbarrow, $10. HESS TRUCKS Ten ,, new in box, 2002−2013,no name the work. Kitchen table with chairs plus captains chairs, $55. 58 Water nymphs of myth 115 Ending for what or ,, new in box, 2002−2013,no Kitchen table with chairs plus captains chairs, $55. 6HESS or 11.TRUCKS $100 callTen 447−0632 386.864.1381 60 Greek deli order when 6 or 11. $100 call 447−0632 386.864.1381 BRAND NEW rollator walker, $50. Lightweight fold- HO TRAINS New and used $2. and up $2 (386) 62 French fries or potato 116 Simplicity HO TRAINS New and used $2. and up $2 (386) BRAND NEW rollator walker, $50. Lightweight folding transport chair, weight capacity 300lbs., 446−8391 salad, often 117 Anesthetized 446−8391 ing transport chair, weight capacity 300lbs., $90/obo. 386.264.6386 HUSKY CLASSIC Cargo Liner new 38"ctr x 36.5" 64 Leaders of colleges 118 Be in a shouting match $90/obo. 386.264.6386 HUSKY CLASSIC Cargo Liner new 38"ctr x 36.5" x 52.6"back for mid size SUV $80 (386) 597−6747119 Fix sock holes AREA RUG 8x10 brown,beige,light blue 66 Celebration in Mexico x 52.6"back for mid size SUV $80 (386) 597−6747 AREA RUG 8x10 brown,beige,light blue 386-437-3965 67 Hillside of Scotland 120 Like colored fabric INNOVA INVERSION table $100 Christmas wall 386-437-3965 INNOVA INVERSION table $100 Christmas wall 70 Major heart vessels 121 Like dirty chimneys 4-TIRES, P215/65R17, w/original rims off Chrysler plates $20, mink hat $25 (386) 445−4150 plates $20, mink hat $25 (386) 445−4150 4-TIRES, P215/65R17, rims off Chrysler 72 Work with a shuttle 122 Dispatched 300, used w/1 free w/original tire 245/50R18, $150. 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