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Officials: School pool? Cool.

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All for $192: City Council gets raise

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It will take effect after the next election.

JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

Palm Coast’s City Council will get a small salary increase, based on the Consumer Price Index. It won’t take effect until after the next election.

The council approved an ordinance on the measure, which would raise the council members’ salaries from $9,600 to $9,792, and the mayor’s salary from $11,400 to $11,628, at a meeting Feb. 2.

“This provides a slight adjustment, a one-time adjustment,” Mayor Jon Netts said after the 4-1 vote on the measure. “I don’t see this as particularly onerous, but it puts (the matter) to rest, at least for the moment.”

The council had five options in terms of adjusting its base salaries, Netts explained before the vote. It could: n Leave salaries alone; n Take its current salaries and add the equivalent of a one-time annual city employee cost of living adjustment, raising the council’s salary to $9,792 and the mayor’s salary to $11,628; n Add retroactive Consumer Price Index adjustments since 2007, raising the council’s salary to $11,002 and the mayor’s to $13,064; n Tie salaries to the pay of the city’s lowest-paid employee, making the council’s salary $23,782 and the mayor’s salary $28,062, or; n Base the pay on average area salaries, making the council’s salary $33,387 and the mayor’s salary $39,397.

After Netts explained the options, Councilman Bill McGuire made a motion for the council to take the second option — giving the council and mayor the equivalent of a city employee cost of living increase, which would raise the council members’ salaries to $9,792 and the mayor’s salary to $11,628. Councilman Jason DeLorenzo seconded Netts’ motion.

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Remembering ‘Sister’ Hall Flagler County’s favorite cook saw her home town go through growing pains.

ANASTASIA PAGELLO STAFF WRITER

She was a beloved cook — known for her signature “Twisted Sisters Omelette” — until she retired in 2013, but Hilda “Sister” Hall also lived with the memories of a darker time in Flagler County history, when she had to sneak in the back door to work in the kitchen. Hall, a Bunnell resident, died from cancer on Thursday, Jan. 25. She was 80.

Hall started her culinary career at Malphurs Diner, eventually switching to State Street Diner; then she tried her hand at Len Courtesy photo

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Hilda “Sister” Hall worked in Bunnell restaurants her entire life.

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DID YOU KNOW? Flagler County was the last county in the state of Florida to desegregate the public school system in 1970.

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Former County Commissioner Bob Abbott dies at 70

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Former Flagler County commissioner Bob Abbott died Jan. 27 at his Palm Coast home after a long illness. He was 70.

Abbott, who was born in Camden, New Jersey, in 1946 and became a Flagler County resident in 1957, was elected the to the County Commission in 2006.

“One thing he would do was try to get along with everybody,” said Commissioner George Hanns, who served alongside Abbott. “He was more of a peacemaker than he was aggressive about many things.”

Abbott had heart problems, Hanns said, and it was common for paramedics to come to the county building to aid him during commission meetings.

“They’d recharge him, and he’d come back to the meeting and seem to be fine,” Hanns said. “As a commissioner, he did the best he could with his health condition, and he always

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FRIENDS FOR LIFE Mary Lou Cooper, pictured here at the Chicken Pantry, met Sister at the age of 24, and they became inseparable, working side-by-side at many local restaurants.

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Woman dies after car crash on U.S. 1 Palm Coast resident Carolyn Frisbie died and two other women were hurt after a car crash on U.S. 1 in St. Johns County north of St. Augustine Jan. 29.

Frisbie, 73, was at the wheel of a 1997 Toyota Camry at about 6:15 p.m. when the crash happened. Lillian Warner, 82 and also a Palm Coast resident, was in the passenger seat, according to a Florida Highway Patrol news release.

The crash killed Frisbie and left Warner with serious injuries.

Gordie had minor injuries, according to the report.

and Lou’s, now known as the Red Gator Café Co. Finally, she worked at the Chicken Pantry Restaurant, where the “Twisted Sisters Omelette,” can still be ordered.

“Sister was affectionately known by many of our customers,” said Maureen Pavlak, owner of the Chicken Pantry. “She was always able to keep up with me in the busy kitchen, working right by my side. Whenever a customer came in that she knew, she would go out to talk to them. She was always a bit of a ham.”

In 2002, Hall received an award as the “Best Cook in Flagler County.” “Thanks for all the good eating,” the award reads.

Hall was born in Bunnell, and, according to Pavlak, Hall could vividly recall the period of segre-

Motorcycle crash on 305 injures one Umatilla, Florida resident Timothy Wolcott was critically injured after he overturned a Harley-Davidson motorcycle on County Road 305 Jan. 31.

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In a documentary produced by Flagler Palm Coast High School TV Production students, teachers, community members and the African American Cultural Society, Hall shared her memories from the time of Flagler County’s segregation.

“It was great out in the country, but when we moved to town it wasn’t so great,” Hall said in her interview for FPCTV, in 2013.

“It was dangerous; you weren’t allowed in the town at night. The look that they gave you … well, that was enough. We knew what was going on.”

Until she died, Hall lived with her daughter, Annie Hizine, in Bunnell. Hall’s memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Feb. 6, at St. Paul Baptist Church, in Espanola.

Hilda Hall’s memories are preserved in the FPCTV documentary, “Project Griot: Memories of Segregation in Flagler County,” which can be viewed on YouTube at bit.ly/1JTQSYe.

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The emergency manager who helped guide Flagler County’s response to the Twilight Tornado, 2014 Palm Coast flooding and the search for a downed small airplane has resigned.

Kevin Guthrie, the county’s public safety emergency manager, submitted his resignation letter to Flagler County Jan. 29, writing that he has been offered a position as emergency management director in Pasco County, and plans to take it.

For more, see palmcoastobserver.com.

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seemed to be a caring, laughing, joyful guy.”

At the meeting Feb. 1, commissioners recalled Abbott as an avid angler.

Commissioner Charlie Ericksen remembered chatting with him about Navy issues; Ericksen’s father was a Navy man and Abbott had served in the Navy for 20 years before entering the business world.

“He served the county well,” Hanns said. “We appreciate Bob’s service to our country … and to Flagler County.”

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License to splash After a long struggle, it worked: School Board votes 5-0 to keep Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club open after club raises memberships and county contributes.

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MONEY PIT NO MORE?

The Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club has lost money year after year — including $141,000 last year — leading the School Board to plan last year to close it to the public, prompting an outcry from club members. They quickly organized.

The Feb. 2 meeting was the deadline for the Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club Advisory Committee to raise enough money to keep the facility open.

They had sought about $80,000 through a combination of memberships and donations, Advisory Committee organizer CarMichael McMillan said, and have raised that.

The committee had hoped for

“When you empower the right folks and give them the tools they need, sometimes they’ll surprise you with the outcome that they can create.”

JACOB OLIVA, School District superintendent

400 members, and has gotten about 300. But a $25,000 donation from the county government — approved by the County Commission a day before the Feb. 2 deadline — made up the shortfall.

Between the new memberships and the county donation, Flagler County School District Finance Director Patti Wormeck said, the district expects a fiscal year loss of $7,800 at the facility this year.

Last month, it had been predicting a loss of $54,000.

Oliva warned that the efforts to sustain the club aren’t over. “This is an ongoing target that we’re still going to have to hit,” he said.

“It really needs to be not just costneutral but revenue positive.”

He recommended the board vote to keep the facility open. Board members said they were impressed by club members’ efforts.

“A big thank you to the members that stepped up and put the effort into making sure that we had a viable operation out there,” board member Andy Dance said.

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Advisory Committee President Doug Courtney told the School Board that the committee has received 501c3 status, which may allow it to seek grants, and that it is planning renovations.

“We have really expanded and

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Aryannah and Angelis Rosa enjoy a day at the club, at 73 Patricia Drive.

moved things along,” he said.

The district has repaired the sauna, the pool is in “excellent shape,” and volunteers have helped with repainting and landscaping, Courtney said.

Meanwhile, the Advisory Committee has worked out an agreement with the Creation Health program at the Seventh Day Adventist Church to have its members use the club facility and buy memberships there, he said.

The club is also working on agreements with other organizations, he said.

Before the vote, Board Chairwoman Colleen Conklin asked the club members to stand to be recognized.

“I truly applaud each and every one of you because you did it,” she said. “Thank you for stepping up, getting organized, and energizing your group, and coming up with solutions. ... Your club is about community, and you all have created that community. That’s powerful. And I think it’s going to grow.”

Free Clinic, Health Department to get new site?

Florida Hospital Flagler is willing to let the county use a plot of hospital-owned land for free.

The Flagler County Free Clinic and the county Health Department are short on space. But both services might be able to expand on land along State Road 100 now owned by Florida Hospital Flagler.

Florida Hospital Flagler has offered to let the county use it for free, County Administrator Craig Coffey says.

Placing the Free Clinic and the Health Department together on that site would free up the county to use the former jail site for other needs, and reserve the current Sheriff’s Operations site for future expansions at the Sheriff’s Office.

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COLLEEN CONKLIN, School Board member

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“Thank you for stepping up, getting organized, and energizing your group, and coming up with solutions. ... Your club is about community, and you all have created that community.

That’s powerful. And I think it’s going to grow.”

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Students in high school can earn, at no cost, firefighter and first responder certifications.

JONATHAN SIMMONS

Local residents, the county government and the Flagler County School District have saved The Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club.

The School Board voted 5-0 at its Feb. 2 meeting to keep the facility open, drawing cheers and applause from club supporters who’d packed the meeting hall, and concluding their months of work to keep the district from closing the facility to the public.

“I’ll be honest: I’ll probably be the first person to tell you that at that point last year, I didn’t think that the club would be anywhere near where it is today,” School District Superintendent Jacob Oliva said at the meeting.

“I guess you can say there was a leadership lesson learned,” he said.

“When you empower the right folks and give them the tools they need, sometimes they’ll surprise you with the outcome that they can create.”

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But it would also mean knocking down a building on the Florida Hospital Flagler-owned site and building a new one in its place, and adding parking.

That work would cost about $1.5 million, Coffey said, but the county might be able to save as much as $600,000 by doing some of the construction work in-house.

There’s also a block of land across the street from the hospital-owned site that is for sale, with an asking price of about $300,000. A dilapidated building on the site could cost $200,000 to demolish, Coffey said, but the county might be able to buy the land for use in the future.

Two other options to accommodate the expanding clinic and

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Dr. Stephen Bickel treats Bonnie Edwards at the county’s free clinic.

Health Department — building a new building on the Sheriff’s Operations site, or renovating the now-dilapidated wings of the old hospital building and building new parking around them — didn’t get much support.

The commission directed staff to move forward with plans to use the Florida Hospital Flaglerowned site, and to check into buying the plot of land across the street.

Students at Flagler Palm Coast High School will get a chance to put down their pencils and calculators and take up fire helmets and hoses this coming year.

The new free, four-year program — The Flagler Palm Coast High School Fire Academy — will prepare students for careers as firefighters and first responders, and help them earn professional certifications.

“It’s local training for a local need,” County Commissioner Nate McLaughlin explained at a County Commission workshop Feb. 1. “They can come out of there, and go to work for one of the local fire departments. ... One of the big problems we’ve been dealing with, with the schools, is kids go off to college and we have nothing to bring them back to.”

Students would otherwise have to pay for college-level classes to earn those certifications, which amount to about a year of coursework in a standard two-year first responder training program.

Students who graduate from the program at FPC could then go straight into paramedic training, which is generally the second year of coursework and itself takes about a year, and then be eligible to work.

“Ideally, if we can develop this process, we can develop a pipeline for these folks,” County Administrator Craig Coffey told commissioners.

Flagler County Fire Instructors would teach students for an hour per day, and the program would supplement, not replace, students’ regular academic work, officials said. Students would have to maintain at least a 2.5 grade point average to stay enrolled.

Some certifications that require hazardous hands-on training would be completed after the student turns 18, and the program would involve an additional two months of hazardous hands-on training after students graduate.

The county will use its own equipment — including a fire engine, ambulance, hoses, nozzles and gear, and EKG machine and EMT and paramedic supplies — to teach the students, and the Flagler School district will provide classroom space, course credits and media equipment.

There are about 10 similar high school firefighter/EMT training programs across the state, but Flagler County’s will include more advanced coursework than the others.

“What I like about it is that yet again, Flagler County will be in first, across the state,” County Commissioner Barbara Revels said.

The first class of students is expected to enter the program in the upcoming school year, and graduate in 2019.

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City Council votes for tiny raise

“The salary should be a stipend. ...

It should be enough that I can work part time and do this job effectively, and have enough money to support my family.”

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Steve Nobile and Heidi Shipley voted against it, so it failed, 3-2.

Shipley then made a motion for the council to take the third option, adding retroactive Consumer Price Index adjustments since 2007. McGuire seconded her motion. But Netts, Nobile and DeLorenzo voted against it, so it also failed 3-2.

Nobile motioned to put the issue on a non-binding referendum to be added to the November ballot. No one else supported that measure.

But then Netts asked to reconsider the initial vote on the second option. On the second go-round, the council voted 4-1, with Nobile dissenting, for option two, giving council members and the mayor the equivalent of a one-time employee cost of living adjustment.

The council then voted unanimously not to add any provision for automatic pay increases.

The Feb. 2 vote came after months of discussion about raising council members’ salaries, which are lower than those of County Commissioners, who make about $50,900, set by the state; and School Board members, who make about $31,900.

When the city incorporated in 1999, council member salaries were $1,200.

“Personally I’ve heard a lot of negatives in regards to salary increases, “ Nobile said at the Feb. 2 meeting. “One of them was corruption; one of them was that people will run because they want a job. You cannot run an organization by not doing things because

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raised the issue of increasing City Council members’ salaries in the context of his push for the city to create a resident committee to review the City Charter. Raising council salaries, he said, could be done in the context of a residentled charter review, taking it out of council members’ hands.

But the council months ago voted against a resident-led review. Since then, Nobile has still pushed for an increase to council members’ salaries, saying it might help attract younger council candidates.

City Councilman Bill McGuire at previous meetings suggested that the city more accurately reimburse council members for mileage expenses (they now get a $100 per month mileage stipend) or allow them use of city vehicles for city-related trips.

Council member Heidi Shipley has previously suggested tying council members’ salaries to the average pay for Palm Coast workers, which she said is about $22,856, and then tying raises to an external factor like the Consumer Price Index, so that the council doesn’t have to vote on its own pay in the future.

No one made a motion for a raise that high during the Feb. 2 meeting, and Shipley said that she’d talked to residents, and most wouldn’t support that kind of raise.

But, she said at the Feb. 2 meeting, “I only spoke to two people who thought we should not get raises at all. ... It has to be something more than what it is now.”

“I only spoke to two people who thought we should not get raises at all. ... It has to be something more than what it is now.”

HEIDI SHIPLEY, city councilwoman

someone will possibly abuse it. ...

That’s not how you grow.”

A handful of people spoke during the meeting’s public comment period, with most saying the council deserved some kind of pay increase.

“I’m the individual that essentially recommended the salaries you currently have,” said former City Council member and former county commissioner Alan Peterson. “You are not employees in my estimation; you essentially are the board of directors of the city. ... So I believe that your salaries should not be tied to employee salaries, or employee raises.”

Peterson suggested raising the council member’s salaries and the mayor’s salary by about 25%.

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Reaching out to teens considering suicide Virtual town hall hosted by Colleen Conklin builds awareness.

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A message transmitted during the Virtual Town Hall on Sunday, Jan. 31.

but, in fact, it may open up a critical discussion.

Making a list of trusted individuals — whether a neighbor, family member or someone from church — was emphasized. Parents were encouraged to have this talk, and encourage their children to have such a list.

Due to transmission and user difficulties, the event didn’t go as smoothly as Conklin had hoped.

The turnout was low, and maybe not the means of communication most teens normally use, but it was a start to build community awareness.

For those who couldn’t sign in or connect properly, Conklin said she was working on having the full PowerPoint placed on the school website, flaglerschools.com.

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“I am here as a mother; we are moms trying to raise awareness,” Colleen Conklin said. “This is not just a youth issue, it’s a community issue.”

A virtual town hall meeting to support suicide awareness and prevent was hosted Jan. 31 by Conklin, chairwoman of the Flagler County School Board, though she was not acting in her official capacity during the event; and Barbara Coxwell, mother of Dalton Coxwell, who killed himself on Dec. 13, 2013 at age 15.

Suicide is the 10th-leading cause of death for all ages in Florida.

Coxwell spoke from her broken heart, her voice still catching. She spoke about those left behind.

“It’s a constant battle,” she said.

“You think you’re going uphill, but then there’s a setback that brings you back to emotional outbursts.

I’ve never made it to the top of the other side.”

The conversation focused on the importance of a sense of connection, so there isn’t a feeling of aloneness in school or the community.

Some myths were dispelled, especially about asking someone if they feel suicidal. Conklin said many think if they ask the question it will give the person the idea,

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BRIAN MCMILLAN EXECUTIVE EDITOR

We searched everywhere, and we finally found the most boring possible way to spend our money: carpet.

On Monday night, my wife and I moved the shelves and the furniture out of the family room, and then we bribed the kids to help us cut the old carpet and roll it so I could haul it to the street.

As we ate doughnuts to celebrate a job well done, my 9-year-old son, Grant,

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Dear Editor: In the Jan. 21 issue of the Palm Coast Observer I read the news brief referencing the losses incurred by the Palm Harbor Golf Club and the tennis center managed by Kemper Sports. This article included laments by Palm Coast City Councilmen Steve Nobile, Bill McGuire and resident Jack Carall. The latter asked, “When, just when, are we going to break even and stop paying for somebody’s else’s enjoyment?”

Before I point out the numerous amenities that are here for the residents to enjoy without paying any direct out-of-pocket fees, I want to remind these gentlemen that those who avail themselves of the golf course and the tennis courts pay fees to play: Tennis court fees range from $550 annually for a single player, up to $810 for a family. These are in addition to real estate taxes.

Now to enumerate all 13 other amentities for which there is no fee to use but nonetheless cost the city a substantial amount to maintain. Perhaps Mr. Carall is personally enjoying some of these other city-maintained facilities.

It is important to emphasize that all taxpayers pay for the existence and maintenance of the 13 amenities as well as the two under the management of Kemper Sports.

The city’s 13 parks and trails, which contain a variety of activities such as soccer fields, tennis and racketball courts, lacrosse fields, dog park, bocce courts, lighted basketball court, walking trails, barbecue grills, playgrounds, hiking and biking trails, fishing access and picnic pavilions are Belle Terre

surveyed the bare room and said with a wise-guy look on his face, “Something looks different.”

Just as dramatic as the change in appearance was the change in sound. Without any carpet or furniture, there was quite an echo effect in the room. And so, finding myself alone while the kids were just getting into bed and my wife, Hailey, was rocking the baby to sleep, I felt suddenly transported to an arena, and I couldn’t help but blast the rich, raucous chords from “Back in Black,” by AC/DC, at full volume from a speaker directly on the cement slab.

Grant came running out, wide-eyed, in time to see me starting on air guitar for the chorus, and I quickly shut off the music.

With a hint of irony, Hailey’s

RESPONSES TO ‘AFTER THE SUICIDES’ In response to Jaclyn Centofanti’s editorial in the Jan. 28 edition, the Palm Coast Observer received a great deal of feedback, including the following:

Dear Editor: I have a “just turning 13”-year-old daughter. I just read your story about the teenage girls and had to write to you.

Just. WOW. What a heartfelt, beautiful article! I can’t begin to thank you for your heartwarming and compassionate words. I plan to read it with my daughter tonight.

It is so important that these girls and boys know someone is there for them.

I make it a point to talk with my daughter every day after school as I’m still at work, and every night before bedtime. Just plain oldschool, one-on-one conversation. I am so moved by this. I just want to say thank you. You have a beautiful caring heart. God bless you!

In a bare room with an echo, everything I say is more important. voice came to me from behind the door to the baby’s room: “A little too loud.”

Then another voice from the boys’ bedroom: Jackson, 11, yelled out, “Yeah, Dad! Turn it back on!”

Once it was quiet and I was left alone again, I still enjoyed the echo. Everything I did — placing a glass bowl in the dishwasher, for example — sounded miked and amplified, like I was on a stage in front of an audience.

The next morning at breakfast time, I stood in the center of the bare room and said, “It

the frown lines of discontent, enjoy family time and greet your neighbors with a broad grin of satisfaction.

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Very well written and great advice.

A few years back, I was going through some stress at work. A colleague noticed and recommended reflecting back on the worst time in my life — a point in time where all seemed hopeless.

There were a couple, but one stood out among the rest.

After I told him I had thought of something, he asked me if it seemed all that bad now. The truth was, it wasn’t all that bad now. Not to say the memory wasn’t painful still, but it wasn’t a feeling of hopelessness I had remembered it being at the time.

And as I thought through those other times, they weren’t all that bad today.

I survived and barreled through those times, and, through it, I grew to be a better person I think.

There is always hope.

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Dear Editor: I just traveled to Naples and gas prices were $1.679 per gallon and in one place even less. On the trip the prices ranged to $1.899 in Naples and then came down from there.

Even Naples had some pumps at $1.799; not many, but they had them.

With oil at $30 per barrel for sometime now, Palm Coasters are paying an exorbitant rate for gas and have for sometime.

I have noticed this before, so I wanted to make everyone aware of what is happening here in our hometown. I do not mind anyone making a profit and want very much for all businesses to thrive. But they don’t have to rip us off. I can see $0.10 a gallon higher, but $0.20 is outrageous.

The only way to keep these dealers from pricing their product at prices beyond a decent profit is to find competition.

I hope each and everyone do that so these dealers will know we are aware of their gouging.

Just up the road near the Matanzas Inlet, the price of gas is $1.719.

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Jackson, his mouth full of cold cereal, said, “It’s not, Dad. It’s not.”

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Reckless driver: A deputy was dispatched to the area of Chapel Street and East Booe Street to check into a report of a silver Ford F-150 pickup driving recklessly.

The deputy saw the truck and tried to do a traffic stop, according to a case report. But when he turned on his lights, the truck — with two people inside — sped off. The deputy didn’t pursue “due to the erratic driving of suspect vehicle, in an attempt to avoid harm to life and property,” according to the report.

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COPS FIND WANTED MAN HIDING UNDER LAUNDRY PILE 8:07 p.m. 500 block of Pine Street, Bunnell.

Warrant arrest: A deputy got information that a man wanted in Volusia County for violating his probation for attempted murder and shooting into an occupied vehicle was living at a home in Bunnell. Deputies and a Bunnell cop went to the home, where the homeowner, a woman, told them the man wasn’t there.

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MAN ROBBED OF PURPLE BEACH CRUISER 7:49 p.m. Intersection of Utah Place and Seminole Woods Boulevard.

Robbery: A 19-year-old man was walking south on Seminole Woods Boulevard alongside his purple beach cruiser bicycle when another young man walked up behind him, said “Don’t turn around,” and then grabbed the bike and rode off with it, heading east on Utah Place. The bike was worth about $200, according to a Sheriff’s Office report.

SNEAKERS WORTH $2,000 STOLEN WHILE MOM SLEPT 11:55 p.m. First block of Seagull Place.

Burglary: A 52-year-old man went out with some friends to celebrate landing a new job. The man’s mother, 84, stayed home. But when the man got home late that night, he noticed that all the home’s light were on, which was odd because his mother usually made sure to turn them off before going to bed.

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The man woke up his mom, who said she didn’t know anyone had entered the house that evening.

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The school district has been working on expanding its ESE “inclusion” initiative — placing students with special needs in general education classes — for about a year, and some early results are in.

By the numbers, the program seems to be doing OK. At least, it’s not harming the district’s overall state rankings, which have improved in reading in all grades except fifth, and in math in all grades except third. But it’s still frustrating many teachers, parents and students.

“There has to be a disconnect somewhere, because what I’m hearing from multiple teachers and (paraprofessionals), is they don’t feel that,” Board Member Colleen Conklin said after Director of Student and Community Involvement Lynette Shott told the board that the district has many supports in place to help students. “And it could be simply an awareness issue,” Conklin continued. “ ... If we have multiple supports out there, nobody should

“There has to be a disconnect somewhere.”

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accommodations are appropriate and how it can best use tests to measure students’ progress, Shott said.

And it would like to create more consistent, districtwide standards to ease students’ transitions between schools.

School Board member Andy Dance said he’d also heard complaints about the program.

“When I’m out there, I will have feedback from the teachers about — just general frustration, I guess,” Dance said. “What process do you recommend they go through as they encounter frustrations in the classroom?”

“The first thing I would say is, ‘Don’t wait,’” Shott replied. “If they are encountering situations where we have a student that they just feel is not being successful in that setting, they need to come forward. They can go immediately to their school staffing specialist … We are here; they need to reach out, so we can make sure that we can put the right people in place to analyze the situation.”

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feel that way,” Shott spent days touring area elementary schools to see how the inclusion program is progressing, she told board members at a Feb. 2 School Board workshop.

There were a number of themes that emerged, she said. One was the need to spend more time preparing them to work with students with special needs.

From a teacher’s perspective, she said, “If I happen to have a student coming into my class who may have some fairly significant needs, if I find out about that in preplanning, that’s very difficult to make sure that I am able to be prepared and have all the training I need.”

Teachers also want to be able to spend more time with parents and paraprofessionals who work with children with special needs, she said.

Elementary school teachers expressed a desire for better communication with the voluntary pre-kindergarten program to help students with special needs make a more seamless transition.

And teachers in general said they wanted more opportunities for training.

“A common theme was that there was definitely a hunger for more training on (autism spectrum disorders),” Shott said.

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Ivana Boyd fearlessly penetrates the paint, drawing multiple fouls to help put her opposition in foul trouble.

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Flagler Palm Coast didn’t pull its feet off the pedal from the start of the game to its conclusion.

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he Lady Bulldogs’ 24-1 record is a bit deceiving.

One loss doesn’t justify the bumps and bruises Flagler Palm Coast has endured throughout the season.

The girls’ latest bout, against the West Port Wolf Pack, went down to the wire, and they were able to hang on 55-52 to win the District 1-8A championship in consecutive seasons, on Thursday, Jan. 28, at FPC. A few weeks ago, head coach Javier Bevacqua said the Lady Bulldogs’ opponents have to pick

their poison, choosing to stop one player, which opens the door for another to step up. Toward the end of the game, the Wolf Pack were bent on stopping seniors Tamara Henshaw and Ivana Boyd, who each had 15 points, but it was Arielle Wagner who led FPC to victory late in the fourth quarter.

When the Bulldogs struggled to sink a basket or free throws in the final quarter, it was Wagner who came through with a clutch 3-pointer or a running teardrop to either give FPC breathing room or help regain the lead.

“It seemed like we were all kind of down,” she said, “so I felt like me, going out there and scoring as an underclassman, would get the energy going to make us push harder.”

“I’m never surprised,” Bevacqua said. “She’s one of 10 talented girls we have on the team that’s a matter of who’s gonna show up on that certain night? And, she showed up. She suffered an ankle injury a week ago, but it looks like she’s OK.” Wagner didn’t finish the game alone, though. Although she led, also scoring 15 points, her fellow Lady Dawgs were running with her. Henshaw grabbed key rebounds, and Celine Vega scored a basket just before the fourth quarter and also nailed a 3-ball in the final minutes.

Despite another close victory, FPC’s free throw problem continues to loom. The Bulldogs missed over 10 free throws, shooting below 50% on the night.

“All we can do is continue to shoot them in practice,” Bevacqua said. “At the end of the day, it’s up to the players to go up to the line and hit them.”

In spite of their issues at the line, Bevacqua believes he has the necessary weapons to get far and reach the Final Four for a second straight season.

“I’m confident in my girls, but, at the end of the day, whether it’s free throws or whatever, if you want to win and move on, you’re gonna have to do it,” he said.

Arielle Wagner scored 15 points, most of them coming in the final minutes of the game.

THE PLAYER BEHIND THE MASK Arielle Wagner suffered a broken nose in December, which caused her to wear a protective face mask.

She nearly walked away from the game only two years ago, when she was struggling as a freshman. After talking with Bulldogs’ strength and conditioning coach Michael Steward, who told her to push through her feelings, and, if she really loved the sport, she’d find a love for it again.

Wagner, the daughter of Shelley Wagner, who played college ball at FAMU, has rediscovered her passion, and is making plays for the 24-1 Lady Bulldogs, as a sophomore.

here are 100 things I’d advise a high school student to partake in other than joining the military during their Christmas break. But, some kids are built a different way, and Maverick Dennis is one of them.

In the middle of his senior wrestling season, over the holidays, Dennis went to a Military Entrance Processing Station and lifted his right hand to swear his oath of enlistment into the Marine Corps.

Dennis has wrestled his entire high school career, or played lacrosse, so he will enlist in shape.

But there are some things in basic training that you can’t prepare for.

SHOWER DRILLS. He’s never heard of military shower drills, and I’m not sure I can talk a great deal about them, so I’ll just let him find out about them on his first day.

THE FASTEST HAIRCUT. Barbers have taken up to 45 minutes to cut my hair. (I know — I don’t have any hair, right?) But, when I sat down in the chair for my first military cut, it took eight seconds, literally!

Dennis says he’s never worn a bald head. Well, no one’s exempt.

THE GAS CHAMBER. I’m coughing just thinking about that brief moment. He assumes the gas chamber is similar to holding your break under water for a minute. I laughed. Water has never made my eyes burn and tear up, nose run while stinging, and mouth slobber while incessantly coughing. He’s in for a treat.

WALK. No matter who has driver’s licenses, everyone walks — far.

Everywhere soldiers go, they walk.

And then there are the scheduled walks, from three miles to 10 miles.

I’m not sure when the Marines go on the 15K, but we left in the middle of the night and got back at 9 a.m. When we rested, I often fell asleep on the side of the road.

GRADUATION. When you walk across that stage, having achieved more than you ever thought you could, no one will ever be able to take away that diploma that sets itself apart from any other piece of paper. Fewer than 1% of Americans can boast of receiving that piece of paper.

Everything aside, I would like to thank Maverick Dennis for making one of the best decisions in his life, and I know he will serve his country well. In the words of his fellow Marines: Ooooorah!

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“The colors made it really exciting,” said Bailee Hurd, a Matanzas High School senior. “The blaster stations made me want to keep running.”

As the runners crossed the finish line, they were greeted with a crowd-surfing dance party. The jostling throng was thrown bags of color powder, and a purple versus blue color battle swiftly transpired.

“This color run is a wonderful way for families to enrich their relationships with each other while engaging in a healthy activity,” said Trish Giaccone, executive director of Family Life Center.

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WRESTLEMANIA: FPC wins three Rotary titles Flagler Palm Coast Bulldogs needed individual championships to win team first place overall.

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Flagler Palm Coast put five wrestlers into the championship rounds, hoping they would go undefeated for a team victory at the 30th-annual Flagler Rotary Wrestling Tournament on Saturday, Jan. 30, at FPC. The Bulldogs didn’t win all of their matches, but Even Insalaco, Michael DeAugustino and Kaz Maia took home first-place medals. Maia also won the 2016 Rotary Outstanding Wrestler Award, defeating his rival James Nereim, whom he has beaten five times in six matches (he lost in last year’s state final), in the last two seasons. Maia also won the Most Outstanding award at the Lyman tournament, and he’s the only remaining undefeated FPC wrestler, at 41-0.

“It really feels amazing; I can’t even really explain in words how I feel,” Maia said. As the Top 2 wrestlers in their division, Maia believes they will meet two more times, in the regional and state final.

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The Flagler County Chamber of Commerce 2016 executive board members, directors and Young Professionals Group board members.

OUT WITH THE OLD IN WITH THE NEW The Flagler County Chamber of Commerce has installed the 2016 board of directors and new Chairman Rich Stanfield.

FLAGLER CHAMBER EXECUTIVE BOARD Chairman of the Board Rich Stanfield Past-Chairman Sal Passalaqua Executive Vice Chair Jimmy Millhollin Vice Chair Scott Sowers Treasurer John Subers Secretary Mark Langello

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i c h S ta n f i e l d wa s announced as the 2016 chairman of the board for the Flagler County Chamber of Commerce at the annual installation banquet. The installation’s theme was “Speakeasy,” which translated to glamorous, sequined flapper dresses for the women, and humble suits, topped with a tasteful hat, for the men.

The fun theme turned the installation into a party, as guests walked into an early 20th-century tavern, including an old-West backdrop and props. A photographer was set in place to capture the moment Mayor Jon Netts was confronted by toy-gun-wielding Young Professionals Group Past Chairman John Distler.

As guests settled into their seats, incoming Chairman Rich Stanfield took the opportunity to thank the members and supporters of the chamber, remark on the past and toast to the future.

“Thank you to the members of the board, who gave their time and shared their inspiration,” Stanfield began. “I want to recognize the past chairs for building a foundation, on which the chamber grows stronger every year. Let’s not forget the members that have volunteered to take on additional roles, like the Business Issues Committee, the Economic Alliance Counsel, graduating

THURSDAY, FEB. 4 DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

10:30 a.m. at the Flagler Beach United Methodist Church, 1520 S. Daytona Ave. The program will be on women’s health presented by chiropractor Dr. Rachelle Kirk.

Call 864-8880.

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2 p.m. at 4422 N. U.S. 1. The featured film, “Selma: One Dream Can Change the World,” is rated PG-13. Call Reinhold Schlieper at 437-8402.

ORAL, HEAD, NECK AND THROAT CANCER SUPPORT GROUP 4 p.m. at the Florida Hospital of Flagler, Classroom D, 60 Memorial Medical Parkway. Call 8647895.

CRITIC’S CHOICE DINNER CLUB 5:30 p.m. at Finnegan’s Black Cloud Saloon, 2251 N. State St., Bunnell. Preregister by 5 p.m. on Feb. 2. Call 986-2323.

FLAGLER COUNTY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY FUNDRAISER 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Golden Lion Café in Flagler Beach. Enjoy games and door prizes. Tickets: $15, includes two drinks and appetizers. Call Joanna Folsom 586-6180.

RENEE TAYLOR STARRING IN: “MY LIFE ON A DIET” 7:30 p.m. at the Flagler Auditorium, 5500 Highway 100. Renee Taylor will take the audience on a trip through her 60-year career as an actress. Call 437-7547.

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BIRDS OF A FEATHER FEST Friday, Feb. 5, through Sunday, Feb. 7. Registration and packet pickup at the Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway NE. Call 986-2323, or visit palmcoastgov.com/events/ birding-fest/register.

RUMMAGE SALE 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the United Methodist Church, 1520 S. Daytona Ave., Flagler Beach. Sale will include a lunch and bake sale.

Call 439-2160. See Feb. 6.

Rebecca DeLorenzo presents outgoing Chairman of the Board Sal Passalaqua an award of appreciation for his guidance and leadership.

from the Flagstaff Leadership Program, or forming friendships and connections as a part of the Young Professionals Group. You all play an important role in telling the story of how important this chamber is for local businesses within the community.”

John Distler and Mayor Jon Netts embrace the evening’s Speakeasy theme.

FIRST FRIDAY GARDEN WALK 10 a.m. at Washington Oaks State Park, 6400 N. Oceanshore Blvd.

Meet in the garden parking lot.

Program included with normal park entry fee. Call 446-6783.

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10 Reasons you want a ‘used’ pet The pet of your dreams is as close as your nearest shelter.

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All of my pets have been adopted. Are they perfect? In my eyes — of course! Here are my top 10 reasons to adopt instead of shop

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1. They need a home. Pretty simple, right?

2. Vaccines and spay/neuter, and often microchips, are included in the adoption fee.

3. By adopting, you — yes — YOU, are reducing the number of pets that have to be euthanized.

The euthanasia rate at Flagler Humane Society dropped from nearly 50% in 2011 to 8.5% in 2015. (In 2011 FHS was receiving animals from animal control departments in Volusia County which increased their numbers significantly.)

4. The number of animals being surrendered to the shelter has also decreased nearly 50% in the same time period.

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if you can be patient. Kodi, my corgi, was adopted from the St. Augustine animal shelter when he was about six months old.

6. Adoption is healthy for everyone. As the bumper stickers say; “Who Adopted Who?”

7. You made a difference in a life. Thanks to you, a pet that was no longer valued had another chance at a loving home.

8. Put puppy mills out of business. Their numbers are decreasing slowly. Adopt, and continue the trend.

9. Peace of mind. Sometimes owners have no other choice, or the owner has died. If you adopt they know their animal is being cared for and loved.

10. A lifetime of stories. Each adoption has its own stories that are told and retold. These wonderful stories are only available to those who open their home to a homeless animal.

GUEST PET OF THE WEEK Missy is our guest pet of the week. She “owns” Palm Coast Observer Operations Manager Maureen Walsh. As you can see, we are a corgi office. Missy is sweet and very laid back.

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OCEAN ART GALLERY WELCOMES STEWART JONES 6-9 p.m. at the Ocean Art Gallery, 206 Moody Blvd., Flagler Beach.

Jones plein air watercolor exhibit, “From Shore to Shore,” will be featured through Feb. 29. Visit FlaglerOceanArtGallery.com.

GAME DAY 10 a.m. to noon at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway NW. Play card and board games. For ages 6 and older. Call 446-6763.

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RUMMAGE SALE 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the United Methodist Church. See Feb. 5.

PAINTING WORKSHOP 9 a.m. at the Flagler Women’s Club, 1524 S. Central Ave., Flagler Beach. The Palm Coast Decorative Painters club will hold the workshop after the scheduled monthly meeting. All levels of painters welcome. Visit palmcoastdecorativepainters.com.

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TAKE YOUR CHILD TO THE LIBRARY DAY 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway NW. Learn about free services and programs. Face painting, balloon animals and a book reading by local author Lois Rekstad. Call 446-6763.

ASTRONOMY PROGRAM 6:30 p.m. at Washington Oaks State Park, 6400 N. Oceanshore Blvd. Park ranger will tell mythological stories and new scientific discoveries while star gazing.

Meet at the beach parking lot.

Program included with normal park entry fee. Call 446-6783.

MONDAY, FEB. 8

BLANKETEERS 9 a.m. at the Flagler County Library. Yarn donations are welcomed. Call Judy Mazzella 597-2950.

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PANCAKE BRUNCH 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 5400 Belle Terre Parkway. Tickets: $4; children $2. Call 446-2300.

BATTLE FOR THE PALM COAST TENNIS CUP 3 p.m. at the Palm Coast Tennis Center, 1290 Belle Terre Parkway.

Support FPC and MHS tennis players. Free. Call 986-2550.

MAH JONG PARTY 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Cypress Bistro, 53 Westhampton Drive.

Join the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Shalom to play mahjong.

Tickets: $20; includes lunch. Call Michele Orlowski 446-3103.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10

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PICKLEBALL OPEN COURT 6-8 p.m. at city of Palm Coast Belle Terre Park tennis courts, 339 Parkview Drive. Free nets, racquets and balls. For ages 18 and up. Call 986-2323.

THURSDAY, FEB. 11

LITTLE PICASSOS 10-11 a.m. at the Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway NE. For ages 2-3.

Tickets: $8. Preregister by 10

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RAVENOUS READERS 4:30-5:30 p.m. at the Flagler County Public Library. For ages 6 and older. Read aloud “The Valentine Express,” by Nancy Elizabeth Wallace. Book activities, crafts and refreshments. Call 446-6763.

PAWS TO READ 4-6 p.m. at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway NW. For ages 4-8. Build confidence by reading one-onone with a dog. Call 446-6763.

INTRODUCTION: VOLUNTEER AT HAVEN HOSPICE 3-4 p.m. at Haven Hospice, 608 E. Moody Blvd., Bunnell. Call Jean MacAllister, 206-9732, or visit HavenHospice.org/volunteer.

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This home has a tile roof and is on a freshwater canal. In addition to the 5 bedrooms, there is a Family room with a morning bar with microwave,sink,cabinets and refrigerator. The Master wing is downstairs 4 guest bedrooms are upstairs along with 3 bathrooms. The pool/spa and summer kitchen (with granite top) are enclosed in a courtyard area that has a full bath. Lanai has a paver deck and extra large spa and courtyard wall with a lot of decorated arched openings. The kitchen has custom cabinets with pullouts, spice racks and pot drawers. Pest tubes, security system and central vac add convince too. MLS #216318 Call Sam Perkovich 386-931-3145 $420,000

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Mentorship program now districtwide Meetings are not to do homework or be tutored, they are time to share ideas and learn skills, while having fun.

“We don’t save them all, but we are saving a lot.”

DR. TERENCE CULVER, Belle Terre Elementary principal

REMEMBER THE MUSTANG MEN?

The Mustang Men was started by Dr. Jim Guines at Indian Trails Middle School. Men in the community were invited to be guest readers once a week for the boys.

Dr. Terence Culver, principal at Belle Terre Elementary, not only remembers the program, he was one of the founders of the current African-American Mentoring Program that evolved from the Mustang Men. “I said we needed a mentoring program, which is how it got started,” Culver said. “I worked with Dr. Guines who had spoken to others in the community, and we recruited more mentors, and it took on its own new world.”

Initially the program was only going to be offered at ITMS, but as students transferred to other schools, their mentors followed them, and the program spread.

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One of the BTES mentoring teams, left to right; Edward Smith, Joe Matthews, Robert Gary, Reginald Harper, Mike Robinson, Shane Thomson and Jeffrey Jannack.

Now there are mentor programs throughout the district, including elementary schools.

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While the boys and their mentors talk about a variety of subjects, time is also made for other activities — like learning how to tie a neck tie. No clip-on ties for this group.

“We are teaching them how to tie a tie in time for a special luncheon at Olive Garden,” Gary said.

“They have to wear a shirt with collar, a tie and long pants. We are taking about 19 boys.”

Participants will be expected to practice the etiquette they have

learned at the Wednesday, Feb. 10 luncheon.

Culver said he will pick up the tab at the Olilve Garden.

“We will try to raise money and pull money from the principal’s account,” he said. “The Bobcat 5K — some of those funds will go toward just these types of things.”

THEY’RE STILL LEARNING

Culver still keeps in touch with some of the students he has mentored in the past 12 years, through email and texts.

“We can’t save them all — we don’t save them all — but we are saving a lot,” Culver said. “Our goal is to save them all.”

OTHER MENTOR PROGRAMS Take Stock in Children: A statewide program for students who meet the criteria.

There is a waiting list for this program.

Reading Pals: adults read to children prekindergarten through third grade. To find out more about how to become a mentor, or enroll a child, contact Sabrina Crosby, 437-7526.

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Jeffrey Jannack rises to shake hands and introduce himself. His handshake is firm, confident, but not overpowering. Not a “highfive” or “fist bump,” an old-fashioned handshake.

Jeffrey is a sixth-grade student at Belle Terre Elementary and one of the three members of one of the Wednesday mentoring groups that meets in the school media center.

Edward Smith and Shane Thomson also extend their hands in greeting. Edward introduces himself as “El J” shedding the formal “Edward” he was given at birth. Adult mentor Joe Matthews corrects him a couple of times, but this is not a battle that needs to be won. Today, Edward will be “El J.” Schoolchildren like these are participating in mentorship programs during the school day through the African-American Mentor Program.

“The key is consistency, building trust and a relationship,” mentor Robert Gary said. “It’s not being a tutor or parent.”

The AAMP is generally done on referrals or parent requests.

Last year a “drop-in” mentorship program was started during Wednesday lunch periods at Indian Trails Middle School. Students can choose to have their lunch in the meeting room across from the cafeteria with the mentors.

Many, like El J, have found they enjoy a different lunch atmosphere once a week.

“I find it fun, more than sitting in the cafeteria,” El J said.

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Men’s conference draws over 20 churches

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Hundreds of men heard testimonies and principles of how to be successful men of faith at work.

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Jasmine Breiva and Lily Bauer learned that sometimes it’s OK to play with your food. The girls created works of art using slices of apples, mushrooms and celery to stamp shapes on paper at the Bunnell Elementary G.R.E.E.N. (Garden Raising Environmental Efficiency Network) night. Visit FlaglerGreen.org.

The evening activity had more than 350 people who indicated they planned to attend. More than 200 people, adults and children, did participate — a surprise, since the weather was cold and rainy.

Once inside the cafeteria, spirits soared, and the first Family G.R.E.E.N. event was off to an excellent start.

Wearing their G.R.E.E.N. shirts, the five-student team; Sean Gilliam, Jermaine Bucknor, Jackson McMillan, Madelynn Oliva and Daniel Wolcott, ran the event on their own. There were adults, like Principal Richard Dupont, their teacher Jennifer Colindres and parent Christina Gilliam present, but this was the students’ event.

Dupont looked like a kid himself, as he wove through the throngs of happy faces, his being

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one of the happiest.

“These are the Community Future Problem Solvers,” Dupont said. “These kids are looking at core issues and developing programs.”

The group’s attention to detail was evident in the smooth flow of people in the cafeteria and gymnasium. The plan was simple, everyone was given a color wristband when they checked in. The color determined which of the eight stations they would begin their evening. Each stop was 15 minutes. Using a spread sheet, the team mapped out exactly where each vendor would be set up in the room.

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courses had been set up in the gymnasium, allowing the students and their siblings to challenge their dexterity.

Part of the G.R.E.E.N. team project was to contact each of the vendors, either by email, phone, or in person, to ask them to participate. They must have been persuasive because Publix, Home Depot, Smoothie King and the University of Florida all set up booths and joined in the fun.

“In the beginning of the year, the class decided on this project,” Colindres said. “They wanted to help families, teach them how to grow their own food, more than just supplying food. Mrs. Gilliam is their ‘parent extraordinaire.’”

Over 325 men, representing over 20 churches from Flagler and the surrounding counties, came together for Man in the Mirror’s “Winning at Work” men’s conference, held on Friday, Jan. 29, at Palm Coast Community Church.

The event welcomed two CEOs, Steve Tucker, president of Circle Y Saddles, and Mike Ducker, president of FedEx Freight, who shared their Christian testimonies and discussed how they were able to use and share Biblical principles in secular workplaces.

Men were set up around tables, and, after each speaking segment, they discussed what was talked about and shared personal stories of their work experiences and ideas they learned to improve their work and life.

“It was very encouraging to hear from two successful men that have had struggles in their life, and yet came out on the other side to create a positive God-filled environment for their employees,” said Cody Anderson, Epic Church’s youth pastor.

To kick off the gathering, the men challenged the mechanical bull, which finished undefeated, threw footballs through a tire and played other games.

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Going forward, these men will engage in a six-week study in small groups at the various churches, where they will seek to become better employees and men, overall.

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Cypress Knoll Vanacore Homes Inc., of Ormond Beach, sold the home at 45 Eastwood Drive to Thomas and Wanda Kimball, of Palm Coast, for $240,000. Built in 2015, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,928 square feet of living area.

Michael Zolotarev, of Staten Island, New York, sold the home at 27 E. Bourne Lane to Vicki Morris and Sandra Arabia, of Palm Coast, for $275,000. Built in 1995, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool and 2,027 square feet of living area.

Sold previously in 2013 for $187,000.

Daytona North Raymond and Carol McPhee, of Wind Gap, Pennsylvania, sold the home at 1042 Forest Park St. to Rodney and Deborah Smith, of Monmouth, Illinois, for $400,000. Built in 2010, it has four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a swimming pool, detached garage and 3,150 square feet of living area.

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The top-selling home features a swimming pool. Gary and Terressa Roberge, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 17 Hammock Beach Parkway to Darrell Scott, of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. It has 3,332 square feet of living area.

Hidden Lakes Elsa Beckles, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 4 Arrowhead Drive to Robert and Kiera Roe, of Palm Coast, for $240,000.

Built in 2014, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,801 square feet of living area.

Sold previously in 2014 for $204,000.

Palm Harbor Glenn Fairchild, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 60 Flamingo Drive to Marty Bettercourt, of St. Augustine, for $139,000. Built in 1976, it has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool and 1,178 square feet of living area.

Sold previously in 2006 for $153,000.

Pine Lakes Margaret Vaders, of McClure, Pennsylvania, sold the home at 4 Westchester Place to Donald and Constance Omans, of Palm Coast, for $136,500. Built in 1980, it has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a fireplace and 1,512 square feet of living area.

Plantation Bay Intervest at Plantation Bay, of Daytona Beach, sold the home at 656 S. Lake Drive to Michael and Crystal Turpin, of Ormond Beach, for $562,221. Built in 2015, it has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,969 square feet of living area.

Roman Zawadzki, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 170 Wellstone Drive to Arthur Batten, of Palm Coast, for $203,000. Built in 2004, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,001 square feet of living area.

Seminole Woods Seagate Homes LLC, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 15 Sedgefield Path S. to Jose and Lucia Teixeira, of Palm Coast, for $181,100. Built in 2015, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,859 square feet of living area.

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DeCeglie’s Christmas Brigade raised over $2,300 for local families Richard DeCeglie and the agents he works with at Watson Realty Corp. purchased bags of essential groceries for six local families to celebrate Christmas with a holiday dinner.

In addition, they purchased toys and essentials from the children’s wish lists and then personally shopped for food and toys, wrapped them and delivered everything to families.

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Are you pumped? Pine Lakes Mobil Station opened Feb. 1 A Mobil Gas Station, located at 295 Pine Lakes Parkway, opened at 8 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 1. Owned by S.K. Management, the store will be open 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. every day.

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Applied Building Development was issued $357,000 for a singlefamily residence at 56 New Water Oak Drive.

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Maronda Homes was issued $301,000 for a single-family residence at 23 Wood Clift Lane.

Seagate Homes was issued $251,000 for a single-family residence at 35 Wellstream Lane.

Saltwater Homes was issued$251,000 for a single-family residence at 10 Big Horn Drive.

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Announcements

Items Under $200 For Sale

Announcements

115 ISSUES sheet music magazines , all different, $75. 386.447.9065

NOTICE OF AGENCY ACTION TAKEN BY THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT

18” BRAZIL beige tile, 126’ total. Beautiful New in boxes, $175. 386.747.0408

Homes For Sale BANK OWNED HOMES!

Notice is given that the following permit was issued 22 CU.FT. Whirlpool side-by-side refrigerator, on January 15, 2016: HSC Palm Coast, LLC water/ice in door. White. Needs new water hose.

PO4Box 130 Daphne, AL 36526-0130, Permit# Feb (Medium, difficulty rating 0.56) $150. 386.206.9006 25951-7. The project is located in Flagler County, 52” RCA Flat screen projection TV, asking $150. Section 41, Township 11 South, Range 31 East.

Call 386.586.0837 The permit authorizes a modification to an existing “BACK" STRETCHING DEVICE (easy and safe to surface water management system for the construction of Dollar General on 0.85 acres. The reuse), $150. 386.447.8082 LIST YOUR EASTER CHURCH SERVICES ceiving water body is St. Joe Canal.

BAR STOOLS, solid oak, windsor back, swivel. 4 with us for only $35, limited to 50 words. for $125. 386-299-7322 Deadline is Monday, March 14th at noon.

A person whose substantial interests are or may be Call 386.447.9723 x 132 or BLACK WHIRLPOOL glasstop range/oven for affected has the right to request an administrative email: randi@palmcoastobserver.com hearing by filing a written petition with the St. Johns $200, like new. Call 386-569-4208 after 5pm Publishing on March 24th.

BRAND NEW never used green cushioned swivel River Water Management District (District). Pursuant to Chapter 28-106 and Rule 40C-1.1007, chairs (set of 4) $200. 386.263.7552 Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.), the petition STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE must be filed (received) either by delivery at the ofGUILFORD CONTY DISTRICT COURT DIVISION fice of the District Clerk at District Headquarters, 03-CVD-7952 BRINKMAN ELECTRIC patio grill, new in box, P.O. Box 1429, Palatka FL 32178-1429 (4049 Reid JAMES R. LANDACRE, Plaintiff, $120. Ashley Cooper 7-piece queen comforter set, St, Palatka,FL 32177) or by e-mail with the District NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY $60. 386.586.3484 PUBLICATION Clerk at Clerk@sjrwmd.com, within twenty-one (21) v.

CANNON TONER cartridges-new, L50, $50. days of newspaper publication of the notice of DisMELANIE MOBLEY LANDACRE, trict decision (for those persons to whom the DisSchwinn Stealth Stingray, $100. 203.560.6066 Defendant. trict does not mail or email actual notice). A petition CHILDREN’S ALL wood 4 piece matching set, must comply with Sections 120.54(5)(b)4. and TO: JAMES R. LANDACRE, Plaintiff table 2 chairs and bookshelf, excellent condition 120.569(2)(c), Florida Statutes (F.S.), and Chapter $50. 814-574-6387 Take notice that a Motion to Show Cause seeking relief against you 28-106, F.A.C. The District will not accept a petition and an Order to Show Cause have been filed in the captioned matter.

EXERCIZE AIR stepper w/4 function training com- sent by facsimile (fax). Mediation pursuant to SecThe Order to Show Cause orders you to show cause why you should not muter, body card, dvd, half price, $40. tion 120.573, F.S., may be available and choosing be held in contempt of court for your willful failure and disobedience to 386.585.4486 mediation does not affect your right to an adminisabide by the terms of the Consent Order entered June 29, 2004 between you and Defendant Melanie Mobley Landacre by failing to pay one-half FREE TWIN mattress, like new, no box spring, can trative hearing. of William’s, a minor child, living expenses and failing to pay child have frame if want. 386-627-8446 support for Kathryn. You are ordered to appear on April 11, 2016 at 9:00 A petition for an administrative hearing is deemed a.m. at the Guilford County Courthouse located at 201 South Eugene GE ELECTRIC 30” stove, white, 4-burners, filed upon receipt of the complete petition by the Street, Greensboro, North Carolina. Upon your failure to do so, the Court smooth-top, self-cleaning, excellent condition, District Clerk at the District Headquarters in will hold you in contempt of court. $175. 386.283.5009 Palatka, Florida during the District’s regular busiThis the 1st day of February, 2016.

JOHANN HAVILAND Moss Rose dishes 49-pieces ness hours. The District's regular business hours _________________________ are 8 a.m.

– 5 p.m., excluding weekends and Dis$75. Marilyn Monroe framed picture $25. Paper T. Keith Black trict holidays. Petitions received by the District Shredder $10. 336.447.2784 Attorney for Defendant Clerk after the District's regular business hours OF COUNSEL: MARINE TREATED wood, 10 pieces-12’x6”x2”, shall be deemed filed as of 8 a.m. on the District’s next regular business day. The District's acceptROSSABI BLACK SLAUGHTER, PA $170 or best offer. 908.654.4146 ance of petitions filed by e-mail is subject to certain 3623 North Elm Street, Suite 200 MEN’S BIKE-HUFFY-BRAND New, $100. Bike conditions set forth in the District’s Statement of Post Office Box 41027 Greensboro, North Carolina 27404 rack, Saris, $75. Shark Steam mop, $20. Agency Organization and Operation (issued purTelephone: (336) 378-1899 386.445.7747 suant to Rule 28-101.001, Florida Administrative Code), which is available for viewing at floridaswaNECCHI SEWING machine model 3537, $ 70. ter.com.These conditions include, but are not lim7 inch skill saw extra blades, $25.

Schools/Instruction ited to, the petition being in the form of a PDF or Phone 386.445.4736 TIFF file and being capable of being stored and REFRIGERATOR APT Size. 28X28X65 Frigidaire.

GUITAR LESSONS FAST, FUN & EASY printed by the District. Further, pursuant to the White excellent. Good for garage $150.

District’s Statement of Agency Organization and Buy 1 get 1 Free.

386.986.1609 Operation, attempting to file a petition by facsimile Day or Evening. 386-302-5400 (fax) is prohibited and shall not constitute filing.

SNORKELING SETS, Each: mask, vest, flippers, Business Opportunities carrying bag. Flippers size 7-8, 10-11.

The right to an administrative hearing and the rele$40 each/$70 both. 386-446-5180 vant procedures to be followed are governed NOW HIRING − All Positions Available! Come TORPEDO GARAGE heater, 100.000 BTU’s, runs by Chapter 120, Florida Statutes, Chapter 28-106, work for a great HVAC company that serves the Florida Administrative Code, and Rule 40C-1.1007, Flagler/Volusia area. We are looking for motivated on kerosene or diesel, $50. 386.264.2596 Florida Administrative Code. Because the admin- and hardworking individuals to join our team.

WALKER, $25. Ankle boot, $25. Large suitcase, istrative hearing process is designed to formulate Email sales@rhs−mechanical.com for more $75. 706-892-4684. final agency action, the filing of a petition means information.

WATER BARRELS, 55 gallon, clean plastic, the District's final action may be different from the $15/ea. 386.264.2596 Help Wanted position taken by it in this notice. Failure to file a WESLO EXERCISER Pursuit E26 w/instructions, petition for an administrative hearing within the reqHospitality House Assisted Living Facility $65. King quilted bedspread, $35. Gold/Black oc- uisite time frame shall constitute a waiver of the right to an administrative hearing. (Rule 28tagonal mirror, 30x30, $25. 386.597.7885 Hiring CNAs or HHAs. Various shifts available.

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2 PATIO chairs brn wicker Rocker like new metal Send resume to cfo@hospitalityhousealf.org chaise lounge obo $90 (570) 637−2629 If you wish to do so, please visit http://floridaswaCondos For Sale 6 FOOT loveseat gray in color like new . $100 ter.com/nor_dec/ to read the complete Notice of Rights to determine any legal rights you may have (386) 597−3783 concerning the District's decision(s) on the permit 8FOOT SOFA like new gray color $150. (386) 597 application(s) described above. You can also re−3783 quest the Notice of Rights by contacting the DirecAB LOUNGE good to stretch your back too Ex tor of Regulatory Support, 4049 Reid St., Palatka, Condition $25 Cash Call or Text (386) 597−6747 FL 32177-2529.

CAMPER COVER camper cover for 27 ft camper $195 (386) 225−4421

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Autos For Sale 2011 HYUNDAI Elantra Touring, 13,000 miles, new condition, $10,000 or best offer. 203.560.6066 2014 DODGE wheelchair van, lowered floor, wheelchair ramp and tie downs. 727-492-1630.

Boats 16’ SEANYMPH aluminum boat and trailer, 25hp Mercury motor, excellent condition $4800 or best offer, 203.560.6066 DICK BOGER Yacht Sales Needs Palm Coast Listings Boat Buying Season is Here – Free Appraisals List with us now to sell your boat Bob Updegrave Palm Coast Agent (386) 449-9161 radiowaves11@att.net

Garage/Moving/Estate Sales MOVING SALE Saturday February 6th, 8 Prince Patric Ln. 8am-2pm. Water paddle rowing machine, washer/dryer, 2-piece sectional sofa, car-top carrier, kitchen items, christmas decorations

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA GUILFORD CONTY MELANIE M. LANDACRE, Plaintiff, v.

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BUILDING LOT FOR SALE

Very nice building lot at 15 Bayside Drive in Palm Coast between two well maintained homes. Walking distance to elementary and middle schools and soccer complex. Lot is cleaned for your easy inspection with corners marked. Price of $18,600 compares well with recent area sales. Look it over and then call 386-447-1409.

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OPEN HOUSE! Thurs 2/4 - Sun 2/7 between 11am-2pm 8 Bunker Hill Dr Palm Coast, FL 32137 $207,000 4 bed 2 bath, canal view, custom home, Indian Trails 2122 sq ft ; MLS#217343 Immaculate 4 bedroom 2 bath custom home in beautiful quiet Indian Trails, close to schools and shopping. Take your canoe or kayak out on the fresh water canal and go fishing in Bird of Paradise Lake! Large screened lanai, formal living & dining rooms, beautiful french doors.

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Take notice that a pleading seeking relief against you has been filed in the captioned matter. The nature of the relief sought is as follows: breach of contract and specific performance for breach of the Property Settlement Agreement entered on or about January 18, 2006 between the parties. You are required to make a defense to such pleading not later than March 15, 2016, the said date being forty (40) days from the first publication of this notice. Upon your failure to do so, the party seeking service against you will apply to the court for the relief sought.

This the 1st day of February, 2016.

Enjoy Spectacular Ocean Views from this luxurious 2Bd, 2Ba Condo in Hammock Dunes. Kitchen with SS Appliances, Granite Counter Tops and Breakfast Bar. Beautiful Wood Floors & Built -in Office.

Enjoy the Ocean breeze from the Balcony, right off the Master Bedroom with Large Bathroom; Double Vanities, Shower & Separate Bath Tub.

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CANAL HOME sailboat section, 3 bed, 2 bath, 2car garage, updated kitchen, porch, close to Intracoastal, $1450. 203.982.5615

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386.275.1342 visit: Jackbuysfast.com

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Large kitchen, Florida room w/heat & air, 2800 sq.ft., extra large lot. $254,900. Call 386.283.4726

IMMACULATE MOVE-IN CONDITION! 3 bedroom, 2 bath on cul-de-sac. Huge yard. Only $139,900. Jane Bernard,Broker 386-627.3080 2016

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Landscaping & Lawn Service TRIMMING SPECIALS “Everything but the Lawn” Detailing, Trimming, Weeding, Mulch, Gutters, Cleaned, Pressure Washing, Leaf Cleanups 386-263-7032

LIZ’S CLEANING Sparkling Bathrooms, Spot-less Kitchens, Organized Living Rooms.

Worry-Less with Liz cleaning your home.

Call me at 386-569-6151.

Visit my website: www.palmcoastcleaninglady.com Free Estimates!

10% off 1st cleaning New Clients Only!

Licensed/References available

OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE Sunday 2/7 12-3 Sunday 2/7 12-3 11 Las Palmas Way 11 Las Palmas Way Pool Home was built in 2006

Courtyard offers Courtyard Home was built in 2006 offers 3/3.5/2 withPool 3864 LSF. Walk through the double 3/3.5/2 with to 3864 LSF. Walk through the double entry doors an open aver courtyard complete entry doors to an open aver courtyard with pool, spa, summer kitchen, privacycomplete wall and with pool, spa, summer kitchen,$649,000 privacy wall and flower garden.

MLS#217560 Direcflower garden. $649,000 Directions:Palm CoastMLS#217560 Pkwy & East across toll bridge tions:Palm Coast Pkwy & East across bridge to Hammock Dunes Pkwy & straight to toll Discovery to Hammock Dunes Pkwy & to straight to Discovery Center.

First left & first right Las Palmas Way. Center.

First Presented by:left & first right to Las Palmas Way. Presented The Meganby: Farrell Team The Megan Farrell Team Watson Realty Corp Watson Realty Corp Megan Farrell Megan Farrell 570.351.8715 570.351.8715

ARE YOU looking to go on a vacation/honeymoon/weddings to the beautiful island of St. Lucia.

There is a beautiful exotic villa, called Villa Isis over looking the Marigot Bay. Short walk to Tourists attractions and beach. The villa is equipped w/all amenities for a great vacation.

Check us out on the web at: www.villa-isis.com, www.homeaway.com or call 386.447.3180, 386.338.5685 or 1.929.268.0598.

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Home Services FIREPLACE SEASON IS HERE!

-Chimney cleaning -Replacement screens -Rain caps -Damper and Firebox repairs -Inspections Custom stone work Bonanno Masonry 386.503.8460

Yellow color $5 per Week • Border as low as $3 per Week

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SPRING SPRING SPECIAL SPECIAL on on mulch mulch or or rock rock for for beds. beds.

Trimming Trimming and and cleanups. cleanups. 386.503.6055 386.503.6055 Licensed Licensed & & Insured Insured

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COMMERCIAL LAWN Mower Gravely 34" mower with zero turn. Still under warranty w/ trailer. Excellent cond. (386) 283−2282

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BLINDS/WINDOW BLINDS/WINDOW TREATMENTS TREATMENTS

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HOME SERVICES HOME SERVICES

Dr. Dr. Michael Michael

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Palm Coast Chiropractic Health Care Palm Coast Chiropractic Health Care

3 Florida Park Dr., Palm Coast 3 Florida Park Dr., Palm Coast

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Proudly Serving Flagler County for 31 Years!

Proudly Serving Flagler County for 31 Years!

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WALK INS WELCOME | WE DO FLATTOPS WALK INS WELCOME | WE DO FLATTOPS 15 Cypress Branch Way Ste 202 • 386-264-6707 15 Cypress Branch Way Ste 202 • 386-264-6707

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“Your Full Foreign Service Hometown Dealer” and Domestic

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ORMOND FINE ORMOND FINE AUTOS AUTOS “Your Full Service Hometown Dealer”

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10X10 PAVER PATIO w/ 10X10FIRE PAVER w/ $1,499!

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INSURANCE

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3 Cypress Branch Way Suite 101 Palm Coast, FL 32164

Specializing in Medicare Insurance Products

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Stephen C Kenny & Associates, Inc •Shingles (130 + mph) •Metal •Tile •Roof Leak Experts

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Questions About Health Insurance?

GEPPNER & ASSOCIATES Accounting, Tax and Consulting Service

Lori Genk | The Bailey Health Group

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DAVID’S POOL

Edward A Geppner, CPA

NEW CONSTRUCTION & Total Pool Renovation

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Policies have exclusions and limitations. Florida Blue is a trade name of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida, Inc., an Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association.

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POWER WASHING

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