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Trump Town? The Observer Media Group sure hopes not. Find out who we think you should vote for in the March 15 presidential primary. PAGE 6

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City: Add two county ambulances, save money

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The plan would reduce duplication, staff says. JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

To city officials, the routine makes no sense: When the city gets a 911 medical call, the city — which isn’t authorized to transport patients — sends out a big red fire truck with first responders who aid the patient at the scene. Meanwhile, the county — which IS authorized to transport patients — sends its ambulance to the same scene, to take the patient to the hospital. This costs the city a lot of money, because big red fire trucks aren’t cheap to run. It also sometimes leaves patients waiting longer to get to the hospital than they would if the first rescuers on the scene — who are often city crews — could load them up and take them to the hospital themselves. “We have high, high quality EMS service and fire service in this community,” City Manager Jim Landon told City Council members at a March 8 City Council workshop. “The citizens are being well taken care of. … That’s not our issue here, whatsoever.” The issue, he said, was the matter of efficiency and duplication of service. “We have a fire station on Belle Terre just north of Easthampton. No ambulance,” Landon said. “The ambulance that serves that area is based in the fire station on Corporate Drive and Palm Coast SEE HOW TO FIX EMS PAGE 5

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Emily Morris, Katelyn Mumma, Chad Mohrbacher, students of Courtney Vandebunte, designed a figure-8 prosthetic to provide Champ with maximum stability when walking on sidewalks.

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From science fiction to reality Students of the i3 Academy at Flagler Palm Coast High School are working together with experts to design prosthetics for a three-legged dog named Champ.

Will Flagler County vote for Donald Trump on March 15? There is one poll that would indicate yes, and that’s the Flagler Federated Republican Women’s survey, which showed that of about 200 votes cast, Trump received double the votes of Senator Marco Rubio. The survey was conducted over three months — from December to February — and included some candidates who have since dropped out of the race. Meanwhile, a fresh poll was released Monday, March 7, by Monmouth University, showing that Trump’s lead is 8% statewide. Early voting in Flagler County is underway through Saturday, March 12, for Florida’s March 15 Presidential Preference Primary. For Bunnell residents, there is also a vote for two City Commission seats. The hours for early voting are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., including weekends, and votes can be cast at one of three locations: Flagler County Supervisor of Elections Office, Flagler County Public Library, and the Palm Coast Community Center.

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City Manager Landon asks for pay raise; Council suggests evaluation Landon hasn’t had a pay raise in 7 years. JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

Palm Coast City Manager Jim Landon hasn’t had a raise in seven years, and he requested one at a City Council workshop Tuesday, March 8. “Obviously when the hard times and the recession happened, a lot of people weren’t getting pay raises, and I couldn’t imagine employees not getting a pay raise, and I get a pay raise,” Landon said. “But those days are behind us. Most people in the workforce are once again getting increases in pay. And so, this year, I’m asking that I be included in the pay raise.” Landon’s base salary is $168,878, and his contract calls for the potential for a pay raise every year, subject to City Council approval. Rather than asking for a percentage increase this year, Landon asked to receive the same dollar amount as the pay plan schedule increase that department heads get — in this case, about $1,535, or just less than 1% of his salary. Although they didn’t reject the request outright, City Council members didn’t agree to it at the workshop, either. Councilman Jason DeLorenzo noted that pay raises aren’t the only thing Landon hasn’t been getting for years: He also hasn’t been having formal annual performance evaluations.

Landon called the city’s Annual Progress Report — which he’d presented to the council earlier in the March 8 — a form of evaluation. DeLorenzo didn’t agree. “I think we need something more formal,” he said. DeLorenzo suggested taking a look at how other local governments evaluate their administrators, then having the city’s human resources department prepare a form that Council members could use. “It would be a tool for us, because then if something was coming up regularly ... maybe then I could go look at those other evaluations and see if others are having a similar concern,” DeLorenzo said. Mayor Jon Netts pointed to the Florida Inland Navigation District’s five-page evaluation form, and said he could get a copy of it. Councilman Bill McGuire liked the idea of a formal evaluation, and didn’t think the Annual Progress Report provided that. “To me, an evaluation is based upon individual goals,” he said. “If I gave you a list of goals and said, ‘Here’s what I want you to do in terms of performance for the next year,’ then at the end of the year I can sit down with you and say, ‘OK, here’s how you did for those goals, and if you meet those goals, here’s the max that you can expect to get, and if you don’t, you’ll get something less than that.’” McGuire said he thought the

“Most people in the workforce are once again getting increases in pay. And so, this year, I’m asking that I be included.” JIM LANDON, Palm Coast City Manager

council should determine how much of a raise the city would be willing to give Landon if he’s “done a magnificent job.” Netts said the amount should not be automatic each year. “Absolutely,” Landon replied. “It has to be something where you have that discretion every year.” For city employees, Landon said, the percentage is anywhere from 0% to 5%, with an average of 2% per department. “I don’t want anything more than other employees get,” Landon said. “The worst thing that happens in my opinion ... is for me to get a higher pay raise than the rest of the employees.” Landon suggested setting his potential raise at 1% to 3%. “Let’s look at the potential document first,” Netts said. “That may give us a clue as to how we’ll all proceed.”

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BRIEFS Sheriff’s Office swears in deputies From a news release from the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office: Sheriff James L. Manfre welcomed eight new deputies to the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office on March 2, bringing the Sheriff’s Office’s force to a total of 192 sworn officers: 148 road deputies and 44 detention deputies. The class of seven men and one woman will all serve as deputies on road patrol in the Neighborhood Services Division. The new deputies had to complete more than 700 hours of basic recruit training at a law enforcement academy. Now they will begin seven weeks of in-house classroom training with the Sheriff’s Office, known as the Field Training Evaluation Program. Then they will go on the road for three months’ training with a field training officer before they will work on their own as they complete their one-year probationary period.

Elections Office’s ‘ballot on demand’ printers save $6.5K From a Flagler County Supervisor of Elections Office news release: For the first time in Flagler County, ballot printing technology during early voting is being used to improve accuracy and save taxpayer dollars. Supervisor of Elections Kaiti Lenhart said these printers have already saved nearly 6,500 taxpayer dollars on printing costs.

Fire Chief Beadle named ‘Citizen of the Year’ by Elks From a city of Palm Coast communications office news release: Palm Coast Fire Chief Michael C. Beadle has been named Citizen of the Year by Palm Coast Elks Lodge 2709. The award was presented Saturday at the Elks’ annual awards ceremony. Other awards given included: Elk of the Year, Larry Ruggieri; Officer of the Year, Frank Amatoro; Lady Elk of the Year, Dee Glass.

Matanzas Woods construction zone to close temporarily From a Flagler County communications office news release: Matanzas Woods Parkway will be closed temporarily between Bird of Paradise Drive and Old Kings Road beginning on March 12 while Matanzas High School is closed for Spring Break to accommodate the completion of the Interstate 95 interchange.

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hroughout recent history many inventions have spawned from science fiction movies and novels. Legend has it that the inspiration for the cell phone came from the fictitious television show Star Trek. “Motorola’s director of research and development, Martin Cooper, designed the first mobile phone, released in the ‘70s, similar to that of the phones on ‘Star Trek,’” according to toptenz.net. Flagler Palm Coast High School students taking Courtney Vandebunte’s Anatomy of Design class are deriving innovative ideas to create a working prosthetic leg from high-action movies such as “Blade Runner” and “Fury.” The class recently acquired three 3D Printers through grants, and Mrs. Vandebunte has found a way for her students to utilize the printers while making a significant impact on one dog’s life. After calling around to every humane society in the state, Vandebunte was put in contact with a family from Green Cove Springs. The owners, Dave and Yaso Sandoval, adopted a 3-yearold German Shepherd mixed dog named Champ, after Champ was struck by a vehicle. The car strike resulted in the loss of the dog’s entire front left leg. The class split into groups of three or four to brainstorm on various prosthetics that could be printed right there in the classroom. In order to make the prosthetics as accurate as possible, the class held an Ask an Expert Day in order to meet Champ and his owners, as well as a physical therapist, veterinarian and three different 3D-printing experts. Champ’s measurements were taken, and designs were discussed. One group came up with an idea to make a custom-fit harness that will be hand-sewn, then attached to a 3D printed shoulder piece. In order to maximize their efforts, four of the class’ separate groups joined to make one “supergroup.” Each of the super-group’s prosthetics will be designed to screw onto the shoulder piece making it possible to easily switch out the different prosthetics. “The figure J prosthetic was designed based off the movie ‘Blade Runner,’” said Andrew Bigler, a junior at FPC. “The curved surface will act as a spring system and will help Champ be more agile. We are hoping to print the final rendition out of Ninja Flex material, so the prosthetic will not have as harsh of an impact when he is running.” Another group got inspiration from an article they read on a different dog named Derby. Derby was given a prosthetic that looked like the figure 8. The students took the idea and altered the

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Brianna Bunting and Andrew Bigler are refining the figure-J prosthetic, that was designed to help Champ run. The group was inspired by the movie "Blade Runner."

Raphael Santiago and Kyle Goyzueta have developed a tank with treads prosthetic. "We came up with the idea based on the movie ‘Fury,’" Santiago said.

finished product by attaching it to the shoulder harness with an embedded spring. The design is meant to help Champ walk freely down sidewalks and roadways. The students’ final renditions will be completed by the end of March. Champ is scheduled to come visit the students and try on all of the different prosthetics in search of the perfect fit. The Sandovals will choose one of the designs to take back home.

The Flagler County NAACP has filed a formal notice of dispute against the Flagler County School District over out-of-school suspensions of three black students, seeking to have the district turn over video evidence related to the three cases. “Your administration has willfully, intentionally and arbitrarily engaged in an unlawful pattern and practice to obstruct and prevent our organization and the parents of the students suspended from school, reasonable access to inspect or review the security video and related documents defined under education records,” the Feb. 15 letter of notice to the school district says. The district has countered that releasing the footage would be a violation of other students’ privacy rights. The NAACP had not received any of the documentation it was seeking from the district as of March 8, Flagler County NAACP President Linda Sharpe Matthews said. Although out-of-school suspension have generally dropped in the school district, Matthews said, “There still lies a problem in Buddy Taylor Middle School,” where the letter depicts an outof-control situation. “We understand that student behavior has gotten worse and that students are increasingly more aggressive and disrespectful to the school staff. Students are in the hallways running, yelling traveling in mob groups and that profane language is being directed at teachers,” the letter states. The six-page letter cites the School District’s agreement with the Southern Poverty Law Center last year — which ended the SPLC’s formal civil rights complaint against the district — and says NAACP representatives have contacted the SPLC with their concerns. The NAACP has planned meetings with School District officials about the complaint in the coming week.

Kristina Santiago and Tianna Tucci have designed a C-curved prosthetic that should provide a support for Champ.

“The figure J prosthetic was designed based off the movie ‘Blade Runner.’ The curved surface will act as a spring system and will help Champ be more agile.” ANDREW BIGLER, a junior at FPC, with team partner Brianna Bunting

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Flagler County Sheriff’s Office deputies — with the help of a 7-year-old bloodhound — saved the life of a woman reported missing and suicidal March 8. The deputies, along with searched for the 50-year-old woman using dogs and the county’s FireFlight helicopter, and used media releases to ask members of the public to look out for her and call 911 if they saw her. Deputies found the woman unconscious in the woods of Waterfront Park. Paramedics took her to Florida Hospital Flagler.

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Parkway. So if a call comes in from the L Section, north of our fire station, we have the resources there in that fire station — personnel, and our engines all have the same equipment, or close to it, as an ambulance — so that when a call comes in, we’re going to get there first ... and then the ambulance is going to follow behind us. If you’re in the P and the R Section, with Station 25, we’re closer because the ambulance for most of those calls is going to come out of the airport station, of the county. So they’re going to drive past our station, we’re already out, and we’re going to get there first.” The city can’t just let the county, with its ambulances, take the call on its own, Landon said: City crews could get there first and stabilize patients for whom seconds matter. Palm Coast Deputy Fire Chief Jerry Forte said there are ways to fix the duplication problem, without the city needing to be able to transport patients itself, something that would require a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity from the county. The city is already using smaller trucks called “jump trucks” to transport medics to the scene of a medical call without sending out a large ambulance, he said in a presentation before the council. But a wider-ranging plan, already discussed with county

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“Jump trucks” like this county fire rescue vehicle can be used to transport first responders and gear to the scene of a medical incident without the expense of running a large fire truck. But unlike ambulances, jump trucks can’t be used to move patients.

“This would double the number of ambulances in the city of Palm Coast with no additional cost to the county or the city,” Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts said. Each fire station in the city would then be staffed by four firefighters. “It’s hard to find something negative in this, other than that’s it’s a change, and we have to fig-

ure out how to work together and make this happen,” Landon said. “We believe that next step, that we’re ready for that this point, is getting all the elected officials involved — the County Commissioners and the Palm Coast City Council — and see if we can’t reach an agreement to move forward with this kind of concept.”

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It’s probably pretty accurate to say roughly 60% of Florida Republicans who have not voted yet in the presidential primary are spinning — in fear, frustration and indecision. And roughly 60% of Republicans nationwide can’t believe what they are seeing: Donald Trump leading the pack. But it’s not just that. Think of the entire picture: At the top of the Democratic Party, the leading candidates are Hillary Clinton, under serious investigation by the FBI and Justice Department and a proven deliberate liar to the American people and Benghazi victims’ families; and Bernie Sanders, an avowed socialist. On the Republican side, there’s Trump, narcissistic, bombastic, flip-flopping, unpresidential boor; Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, two freshmen senators, conservatives, yes, each gifted speakers, yes, who criticize the freshman senator holding the presidency, one who is despised by the very people with whom he would have to work, the other whose Senate attendance record was abysmal; and John Kasich, the candidate credited with acting most like an adult so far, with proven successful records in Congress and as governor of Ohio, and yet who rarely polls above 10%. Out of 320 million Americans in the most amazing nation in history, it is staggeringly mystifying to think how Trump and Clinton — both beneath the dignity and integrity required of the office — have become the front-runners for the most important elected office in the world. This is truly bizarre. Mind you, let’s be clear: This is not to belittle the Trump supporters. We get it. They are rallying to execute the revolution against the Washington elected elite that so many Republicans (and Americans)

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desperately want. They’re rallying to bring about what they thought they were going to get twice — after the 2010 Tea Party victory, when Republicans took the House, and in 2014, when Republicans added their majority to the Senate. What they wanted, of course, never occurred — a reversal and rout of everything Obama; an emasculation of the failed fiscal, social-welfare Leviathan; a holocaust of jobkilling Washington regulations and taxation; and congressional officeholders who, finally, acted on the voters’ behalf instead of their crony funders and themselves. As a result, millions have turned to the populist businessman who says exactly what’s on their minds, crass language and all — even though for four decades he has been a part of and beneficiary of the inside political elite they despise. He says what most of us believe: Washington is incompetent, and we do want someone to make America great again. But if you’re among the 60% of the Republicans who so far have rejected Trump (this newspaper among them) and are ambivalent about the three remaining candidates — Cruz, Rubio and Kasich (this newspaper among them), for next week’s Florida primary here are considerations for your decision making. Ask yourself how each candidate (including Trump) has demonstrated: • Moral and behavioral principles. What are their fundamental principles about the role of government? Is the candidate steadfast in his principles, or does he compromise principles for self gain at the expense of others? • Character. What is the candidate’s integrity? Does he have a record of trustworthiness, transparency and honesty? • Record. Elections are a referendum on every candidate’s record of achievement — in business and/or public service. Is it a record of honorable success and accomplishment?

• Vision. Elections are a referendum on a candidate’s vision for the future and how well he articulates that vision and the way it would be executed. • Consistency and predictability. Effective leaders are exemplars of these two qualities. • Temperament and presence. Who has acted most presidential? Researchers have shown that 93% of credibility is conveyed through a person’s body — body language, voice and tone; with only 7% of credibility attributed to content. Whose presence appears most suited and dignified as the head of the Free World meeting and persuading other world leaders as a president should? These are all crucial, musthave characteristics for all of the candidates. So make your checklist. Who scores best? And remember the ultimate goal: Winning the presidency, defeating Hillary Clinton. All things considered: For the first time since Goldwater, there is a Republican candidate who steadfastly embraces the Constitution and its principles as our Founders envisioned: Cruz. And remember the William F. Buckley Rule: “I’d be for the most right, viable candidate who could win.” Now juxtapose the ultimate goal and the Buckley Rule against the requisite characteristics. Kasich is the one. Not Rubio. Not Cruz. But next Tuesday’s primaries in Florida and Ohio are not about any of that if you’re choosing a candidate to stop Trump. It’s all about the math. Florida and Ohio most likely will determine whether Trump can win the required 1,237 delegates to become the nominee. Florida has 99 winner-take-all delegates at stake; Ohio has 66. If Trump wins both states, momentum pushes the possibility increasingly in his favor. There is only one candidate who can beat Trump in Florida: Rubio. Cruz can’t. But his strategy is not to win here. It’s to finish second, giving Trump all 99 Florida delegates,

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THE BEST CHOICE? John Kasich, the candidate credited with acting most like an adult so far, is most likely to defeat Clinton, according to polls.

forcing Rubio to drop out and hoping that Rubio supporters throughout the remainder of the primaries would coalesce behind him. But even that is not a likely path for a Cruz nomination. Not counting March 15’s results (after our press time), Cruz would have to win 75% of the delegates in the remainder of the primaries to win the nomination. Trump would need 48%. On the other hand, Rubio and Kasich victories in Florida and Ohio, respectively, likely assure a brokered convention this summer in Cleveland. That, of course, will be as messy and ugly as the campaign so far has been bizarre. And it will become the penultimate test: Who among the candidates and their supporters will be willing to do what’s honorable and right for the Republican Party and the country and for what will be ultimate test: Win the White House. Based on that goal, in polling so far of who is most likely to defeat Clinton, Kasich would win by the largest margin, followed by Rubio, then Cruz. Trump would lose. For Tuesday’s primary, for the sake of the ultimate goal, we recommend: Marco Rubio.

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A quiet stretch of John Anderson highway south of State Road 100 may one day bustle with the traffic of 99 new homes — if the proposal for the 253-acre community can make it past the county’s Planning and Development Board. “This is a little tricky, complex project in some areas,” said Michael Chiumento, representing Miller Legg and Associates in the application for a preliminary plat for the planned community, to be called Seaside Landings. But, he said, “This is a national, highquality company that’s going to bring another high-quality community to our community.” The board didn’t vote whether to approve the application for a preliminary plat at its March 8 meeting, instead deciding to hear the issue again at the board’s regular meeting March 22. But county staff recommended the board not approve the plat. “Unfortunately, our recommendation would be for denial of the preliminary plat,” Planning and Zoning Director Adam Mengel told the board. Staff had several issues with the proposed development, Mengel explained, including lot grading, street grading and water and sewer review issues. The land on which the community is to be built straddles John Anderson Highway south of S.R. 100, bordering the Intracoastal on

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I am pleased to be informed directly by you that the city of Palm Coast is intent on working collaboratively for the best communication system that comprehensively covers the county. I also agree that it is always conducive to full understanding when all elected officials get the same information together to best support a chosen path on any issue. The county has had numerous meetings and presentations over the last few years related to the 800 MHz radio system and the communications network needed for optimum coverage. It was my understanding from staff and the press stories that Emergency Management Director Kevin Guthrie (who has since left for another position in another county) presented to you the county’s current plans and how best to move forward on a very costly system upgrade.

Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts, in his letter to County Commission Chairwoman Barbara Revels, asked a series of questions about the proposed emergency radio system upgrade. County staff sent replies to each. Here’s a summary of issues raised in their correspondence.

You mention in your letter cell phone carriers, usage and coverage. Cell phone coverage is only a collateral improvement when towers are spaced appropriately but is not the guiding factor. But recognizing the need for expensive towers and the ability to pay for them is with a business relationship with cell tower developers. We recently went through that effort, and, unfortunately, the developer declined to move forward with the project, so the county is again looking for those opportunities.

What determines radio coverage and building penetration?  Towers’ height, location and number, and broadcasting equipment inside some buildings determines coverage.

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I believe it has been stated by our administration and in our public meetings, that the county has accepted the responsibility to create the communications system necessary for all of our partners (cities-schools) and to bear the cost of the infrastructure and operate the system. It would then be up to the individual government entities to pay tor their peripheral equipment (radios, etc.). Naturally the size and type of the system depends on the number of users and the level of service desired as you

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have noted. The decision to create a comprehensive system by the use of tall towers was the conclusion of much study. As you know, we have a large area surrounding the airport that cannot have towers due to Federal Aviation Administration regulations and flight paths. Once you configure the possible cones of emission around those locations, it begins to dictate other locations throughout the

where to place a tower inside the city limits?  The city could give the county a list of all the places where the city would support a tower. Other than towers, what major equipment will the upgrade require?  Repeaters and boosters in existing buildings will reduce coverage gaps. What buildings might need repeaters or boosters?  Certain large buildings, like schools and Walmart How resilient will any new towers be?  The standard for new towers will be that they will be able to handle Category 4 hurricane wind loads, and be built with strobe lighting and constructed of reinforced lattice.

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Gaines picks up a hit and eventually scores a run to help the Bulldogs beat Lopez 8-2.

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t is common for athletes to play multiple sports throughout the year while in high school, with hopes of staying in shape for their dominant sport. And then there’s Flagler Palm Coast Bulldog Tyrese Gaines, who competes in two sports, baseball and track — at the same time. On any given day, Gaines will get out of class, head to the track to practice his speed events and then run over to the baseball field for practice. On other days, he may have to compete in a track meet, and afterward, head to baseball practice. Then, there are those days when he will have a meet and a baseball game on the same day. “A week for me is horrible,” Gaines said. “I usually have a few games and a meet, and my legs be killing me, but it’s for the love of it all. It’s hard, though, because I want to be able to get better at both all the time, but there’s sacrifices you have to make for the good of the team, and baseball has been there for me all four years. And, I can’t just leave my teammates.” Baseball coach Jordan Butler granted his senior outfielder permission to run track in the fall, but Gaines suffered an ankle injury

DAWGS CRUISE PAST GREEN WAVE The Bulldogs cruised to an 8-2 win over Father Lopez Catholic Friday, Mar. 4, at FPC. They will next play Mandarin at 7 p.m. away.

during Christmas, which sidelined him for two months. Now, back on the track, he says he’s having the time of his life running again. “I feel like I have a God-given gift,” Gaines said, “and, for me to not use it would just be a waste.” His teammates also appreciate his talent. Fellow outfielder Nick Zipf says about Gaines’ running ability, “It’s a good feeling when you know you have someone who can track down fly balls with his speed in the outfield.” Gaines hopes he will one day run into a professional career that will allow him to pay back his mother and that will make Butler proud of the four years he’s poured into him. “My mom has worked so hard her entire life to provide for me and my sister and I have so much love for her,” he said. “Also, Coach has taught me so many things that I will never forget. He’s like another dad to me. He has been a big part of my life in high school, and I love him so much.”

here’s an unwritten journalist rule that suggests reporters not root for players or teams. I’ve never been good with unwritten rules, and when it comes to this one, I have a valid reason: I’m human. For the last couple of years, I’ve often talked with FPC’s Michael DeAugustino and Kaz Maia. I know their backgrounds and the work they’ve put in to reach the state championship matches. So when I watched DeAugustino lose his match in the last 10 seconds, and Maia lose his final high school match due to injury, my heart broke with the parents and coaches. For two straight seasons, I’ve written many articles on the Mainland football team. Other than Seabreeze and the teams I cover, I don’t know any of their opponents. But I do know that Adrian Killins’ dad is a fireman, and I know that assistant coach Victor Campbell will be getting married in a couple of months. So when they’ve lost to Miami Central the last two seasons, I felt their pain. Every game this past season, the Matanzas football team wowed the community. But before their miracle year, I met most of the players and coaches at a school Fellowship of Christian Athletes event. There, I gave my life testimony, and many have sought my advice. So when they fell short of reaching the playoffs, I too was disappointed. How could I not cheer for the Seabreeze girls soccer team, after getting to know Kim Merkel last year, when she took over as the head coach? In just two seasons, she lost 16 players to graduation, but the Lady Sandcrabs fell just short of reaching the regional championship. Merkel and I have often discussed their team bonding methods that allow the girls to grow closer before and during the season. I don’t know their out-of-the-area opponents like that. Last year, I had the privilege of covering and getting to know former Father Lopez basketball player Malik Maitland. I saw him carry a team in ways I’ve never seen at the prep level. I watched him put up a tough 25, as he willed the Green Wave to victory. So, yes, I wanted to see him win a state championship, just as much as I’ve desired that they all win big. They’re instrumental in producing my stories, so it’d be foolish not to cheer them on.

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n its inaugural spring baseball season, Flagler Baseball welcomed more participants than it received in the fall season, on Saturday, March 5, at the Flagler County Recreation Area. Among the distinguished guests, such as county commissioners and other government leaders, the league acknowledged triple amputee Rajesh Durbal, who shared an inspirational message, and then it brought out three young cancer fighters — Brayden Lane, Cameron Fulling and Ryan Dudley — to throw the first pitches. First up was Brayden Lane, who has been battling cancer. Lane was healthy enough to play this season, and he is back in school. His mother says she

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tries to give him normal days as much as possible. Dudley, a Matanzas ball player, and Fulling had just gotten out of brain surgery, so they were not allowed to play. “It’s got to be about more

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“Inspirational! It should be motivational for everyone to see a kid, who had brain surgery a week ago walk out and throw an opening pitch.” TIM BAUGHER, president of Flagler Baseball Photos by Jeff Dawsey

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n championship evening, the only remaining wrestlers were finalists, and Flagler Palm Coast had two— Kaz Maia and Michael DeAugustino — still alive in the 152- and 120-divisions on March 5, at the Silver Spurs Arena in Kissimmee. First up was DeAugustino. After swapping leads with his opponent in the first two rounds, the matched seemed as if was heading into overtime, until DeAugustino’s challenger scored a take down with less than 10 seconds to secure the title. Despite the loss, the sophomore has placed in each of his two seasons, going from fourth to

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Match finals STATE PLACERS: FPC Avery Holden: The Flagler Palm Coast sophomore placed fifth in the 113-pound division. After an early loss, he fought his way back to end up on the podium. Holder finished the season with a 46-6 record.

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Evyn Insalaco: Insalaco also placed fifth, which was his third time placing at states. Insalaco finished his season with a 58-7 record, and, for his career, he won a total of 198 matches.

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WALK TO END HUNGER IN FLAGLER COUNTY The Grace Community Food Pantry, in partnership with the Fed by Grace Backpack Program, held a walk to end hunger on Saturday, March 6, at the Flagler Palm Coast High School track. ANASTASIA PAGELLO STAFF WRITER

alkers made their way around the track at Flagler Palm Coast High School to show their support for ending hunger in Flagler County. Proceeds of the event went to support the Grace Community Food Pantry and the Fed by Grace Backpack Program. The event began with an opening prayer by Pastor Charlie Silano, of the Grace Community Church. “This is our first annual walk to create awareness for the homeless children in Flagler County,” Pastor Silano said. “When the economy tanked the number of homeless kids and people in need started growing. Only a few years ago the program supported 30 people, now the Flagler County School System has identified over 600 kids considered to be homeless in this county.” The Fed by Grace Backpack Program was officially started in 2013. Volunteers bring on average 80 10-pound bags of food every Wednesday to five public schools in Flagler County. Each visit also includes three banana boxes full of cereal, each box containing

about 65 servings. “As soon as the students are registered in the Flagler County School System they will be recognized right away as homeless and enrollment in the program will be offered,” said Pamela Jackson, of Families in Transition. “The food given to them every week should last them and their families through the weekend.” Before walkers started around the high school‚ organizer Lynette Shott shared a touching quote by Mother Teresa. “I want to share this quote, because I feel it really sums up why this organization exists to support our communities families. ‘At the end of life we will not be judged by how many diplomas we received, how much money we have made or how many great things we have done. We will be judged by: I was hungry and you fed me, I was naked and you clothed me, I was homeless and you took me in.’ And that is the spirit of everyone here today.” Supporters arrived with canned food donations and walked the track for the majority of the afternoon. Shelf-stable products and canned food donations are always

Sam Velazquez, Kamrin Bunn and Daniel Thomas lead the procession around the track in representation of the Flagler County Youth Center.

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n From the start of the Backpack Program in 2013 to the 2015 school year, 3,259 10-pound bags of food were given to students in need. This school year, the program expects to give out 2,000 more bags of food. n In 2015, 2 million pounds of food were given out to needy families in Flagler County.

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“The ground is full of roots!” said a startled Lindsay Elliott, executive director of the Flagler Habitat for Humanity, as she attempted to thrust a shovel into the wooded lot that will soon be transformed into a cozy home for the Whitaker family. Elliott eventually gave it her all, and jumped onto the shovel head with both feet in an attempt to break the resilient forest floor. Flagler Habitat for Humanity home recipient Christina Whita-

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ultimately affecting over 400 Flagler County residents. On the cusp of the program’s 25th year, the Whitaker’s home was dedicated to Dr. Jim Guines, one of the core founders of the Flagler Habitat for Humanity. Dr. Jim Guines’ contributions to the Flagler County community expanded well beyond that of the Flagler Habitat for Humanity. He was a Flagler County School Board member for over a decade, contributed to the African American Mentoring program, founded the Make It-Take It program and was the president of the Flagler County Rotary Club. “Flagler Habitat for Humanity started as a dream from a small group of people, and developed into something extraordinary,”

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Secret to a faster derby car: ‘Reinforce with extra glitter’ Passions arose at the ninthannual Pinewood Derby Race held in front of Flagler Beach’s City Hall on Friday, March 5, during the Flagler Beach First Friday. ANASTASIA PAGELLO STAFF WRITER

Kids accompanied by even bigger kids — otherwise known as Mom and Dad — gathered around the 40-foot Pinewood Derby track set up in front of Flagler Beach’s City Hall on Friday, March 4. The Pinewood Derby has been a tradition in Flagler Beach for the past nine years. “I think the adults get more excited about the race than the kids do,” observed event organizer Tom Gillin. The cars raced two at a time down the inclined track and emotions ran high causing whoops, laughter and in some cases tears. “There has already been a lot of trash talking this year between KIX 98.7 and Beach 92.7 here in Flagler Beach,” Gillin said. “Whenever there is a major rivalry, I make sure that the cars are matched in the same heat. I was told that the manager will shun the losing car to the janitor’s closet,” Gillin laughed. The derby offered both an adult’s and children’s race brack-

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The crowd cheered on the Laughler and the Princess Belle cars as the zoomed by.

et. Each heat was followed by a double elimination bracket. First- through third-place winners received a trophy along with the winner of “Most Creative Car.” “The participants can get as elaborate and creative as they want,” Gillin said. “One year LaBella’s pizza entered the race and submitted a car that looked like a pizza slice.”

The championship round for the children’s heat came down to the two fastest derby cars: Laughler and Princess Belle. Ruby Golomb came out victorious with her Princess Belle car by less than a second. “Ruby won third place last year with her car Pinkalicious,” Mark Golomb said. “She refined her car this year with extra glitter; it must have given it that extra edge.”

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BUSINESS AFTER HOURS 5:30-7 p.m. at the Belk Department Store, 270 Cypress Edge Drive. Event will include DJ Vern, a fashion show, shopping discounts, door prizes, and light refreshments. Tickets: $5; includes to drinks and appetizers. Call Jaclyn Miklos 206-0955, or email jaclyn@flaglerchamber.org. FCAL BENEFITS GREYHOUND RESCUE PROGRAM 6-8:30 p.m. at the Flagler County Art League gallery, 160 Cypress Edge Drive. An exhibit of artists work will be shown featuring their interpretation of “creatures.” A raffle will be held to benefit the rescue program. Call 986-4668. EVENINGS AT WHITNEY 7 p.m. at the Whitney Laboratory at Marineland, 9505 Oceanshore Blvd. The free lecture will be presented by Alana O’Reilly, an associate professor at Fox Chase Cancer Center, about kids curing cancer. Call 904-461-4000, or visit whitney.ufl.ed.

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VINCE CARTER’S SANCTUARY: “WARM” EVENT At noon at 301 Justice Lane in Bunnell. A check for $25,000 will be presented to WARM from part of the proceeds from the Daytona

Blues Festival. The money will be donated to Neonatal Intensive Care Unit an expansion of the Halifax Health in Daytona Beach and WARM in Bunnell. Visit daytonabluesfestival.com. FLAGLER READS TOGETHER 2 p.m. at the city of Palm Coast Community Room, 160 Lake Ave., Town Center. Event will feature “Walking the Appalachian Trail,”by Denise Bevan. Call Friends of the Library President Terry Jones 447-0713. FREE MOVIES IN THE PARK AND TOUCH A TRUCK EVENT 5 p.m. to see the big toy and small toy exhibit at Central Park in Town Center, 975 Central Ave. See police vehicles, dump trucks, tractors and fire trucks. The movie “Max” will start at 7:45 p.m. Visit palmcoastgov.com/ movies, or call 386-986-2323.

FREE NCCAA YOUTH SPORTS CLINIC 9-11:30 a.m. at the Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Pkwy NE. For ages 6-16. Call 986-2323, or visit palmcoastgov.com/events. SECOND SATURDAY PLANT SALE 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Washington Oaks Gardens State Park, 6400 N. Oceanshore Blvd. Call 446-6783. SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE: FREE MUSEUM DAY 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Florida Agricultural Museum, 7900 Old Kings Road. Present the ticket for free museum admission. Call 446-7630 or info@floridaagmuseum.org. INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 11 a.m. at the Pine Lakes Golf Club, 400 Pine Lakes Parkway. Hosted by the Flagler County Branch of AAUW. Lunch is $17. Call Sally Smeaton 447-4137 to RSVP. ST. PATRICK’S DAY DINNER DANCE 5 p.m. at the

AEROSMITH TRIBUTE BAND: “DRAW THE LINE” 7:30 p.m. at the Flagler Auditorium, 5500 E. Moody Blvd. Tickets: $29 adults; $18 children. Call 437-7547.

Palm Coast VFW, 47 Old Kings Road N. Tickets: $18 or two for$35. Entertainment provided by Tim Rippey. Corned beef and cabbage dinner served at 6 p.m. Call 446-8696.

SUNDAY, MARCH 13

GALLERY OF LOCAL ART TEA PARTY 2 p.m. at the GOLA Gardens, 208 S. Central AvE., Flagler Beach. Tickets: $10; includes tea, food, jewelry fashion show and art demonstration. Call 439-6689, or visit galleryoflocalart.com.

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JOURNEY OF HOPE: STROKE TREATMENT 11 a.m. at the Florida Hospital Flagler, Education Center Classroom C, 60 Memorial Medical Parkway. Call Linda Jarosz 586-3866 or email TCMManager1@aol.com. FOOD TRUCK TUESDAY 5-8 p.m. at Central Park in Town Center, 975 Central Ave. One dozen food trucks, mobile kitchens and canteens will be featured. Call 386-986-2323 or visit palmcoastgov.com/foodtruck.

BAKE SALE: GOT A SWEET TOOTH? 12:30 p.m. at the Shepherd of the Coast Lutheran Church, 101 Pine Lakes Parkway S. Proceeds to aid a Haitian scholarship program. Hosted by Kirsten and Lauren Perrotta, International Baccalaureate students at Flagler Palm Coast High School. Contact Rosemary Perrotta kathryno04@att.net. Palm Coast Parkway NE. “An Overview of Florida’s Geology and Natural History,” presented by Andrew Beall, senior lecturer at the University of North Florida. Visit palmcoastgov.com/register, or call 986-2323.

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Let’s go play: Village Arcade A new video game arcade held its grand opening on Sunday, March 6, Unit 113, in European Village. Owned and operated by Bill Schiffer, the arcade features 15 games ranging from the high action racing and shooting games to all the classics like “Pac-Man” and the claw. The arcade will be open 3-10 p.m. from Tuesday through Sunday. The entire unit can be rented out for an allotted amount of time for

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OCCUPANCY PERMIT Dorota Krasuski was issued a permit for Face and Body by Dorota Krasuski, featuring facials, extensions and lashes, at 4865 Palm Coast Parkway NW, Unit 1. Jennifer Warmka was issued a permit for Journey to Wellness, an outpatient mental health counseling office, at 300 Palm Coast Parkway NE, Unit 128.

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$300,000 for a single-family residence at 24 Eastland Lane. Seagate Homes was issued $271,000 for a single-family residence at 35 Seattle Trail. Auburn Homes Inc. was issued $250,000 for a single-family residence 66 Colechester Lane, Unit 3. Auburn Homes Inc. was issued $235,000 for a single-family residence at 28 Sedgefield Path S.

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CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY N Store Services was issued $40,000 for interior alterations at Kohl’s, 665 Palm Coast Parkway SW.

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Drive to Mila Henderson, of Palm Coast, for $165,000. Built in 2002, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,100 square feet of living area. The home previously sold in 2013 for $142,000.

PALM COAST Belle Terre David and Sheri Stokes, of Lake Hamilton, sold the home at 4 Princess Christine Place to Stephen and Kimberly McVickers, of Palm Coast, for $197,000. Built in 1992, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool and 1,910 square feet of living area. The home previously sold in 2014 for $170,000.

Yakov Belkin, of Brooklyn, New York, sold the home at 27 Perrotti Lane to Frances Atkinson, of Palm Coast, for $136,000. Built in 2003, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,575 square feet of living area. The home previously sold in 2006 for $225,000.

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Acevedo, of Palm Coast, for $220,000. Built in 2003, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,023 square feet of living area.

Rafael Zakota, of Ridgewood, New York, sold the home at 281 Parkview Drive to Evgenia and Dmitriy Baskin, of Palm Coast, for $200,000. Built in 2006, it has four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and 2,910 square feet of living area. The home previously sold in 2006 for $250,000.

Lehigh Woods Terry McNitt, of Flagler Beach, sold the home at 51 Riviere Lane to Peter Muranaka, of Palm Coast, for $186,500. Built in 2006, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,236 square feet of living area. The home previously sold in 2006 for $249,300.

Cypress Knoll Rebecca Cook, of Ormond Beach, sold the home at 9 Eastland Lane to Alberto Acevedo and Priscilla Bugari-

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Raintree Place to Richard Martone, of Palm Coast, for $138,000. Built in 2003, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,440 square feet of living area. The home previously sold in 2003 for $117,900. Edgardo and Johanna Gonzalez sold the home at 102 Raemoor Drive to Vazquez & Associates Properties LLC, of Coral Springs, for $120,000. Built in 1999, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,075 square feet of living area. The home previously sold in 1999 for $64,000. Matanzas Woods Ihab El-Zoghbi, of Canada, sold the home at 93 Laramie

Erik and Jessica Wisniewski, of North Brookfield, Massachusetts, sold the home at 128 Lindsay Drive to Pedro Carvajal, Jenelle and Luis Lugo, of Palm Coast, for $180,000. Built in 2004, it has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,989 square feet of living area. The home previously sold in 2005 for $235,000. Palm Harbor Alexander and Angela Kwok sold the home at 175 Frankford Lane to Tabitha and Joseph Cox, of Palm Coast, for $210,000. Built in 1988, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool and 1,948 square feet of living area. The home previously sold in 2008 for $137,000.

James and Kathleen Pignatiello, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 70 Fulton Place to Jeffrey and Pamala Chelednik, of Palm Coast, for $163,000. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,569 square feet of living area.

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Seminole Woods Raymond and Julie Claude, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 16 Slate Blue Place to Natalie Aeschliman-Keels, of Palm Coast, for $118,000. Built in 1997, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,227 square feet of living area. The home previously sold in 2003 for $91,900.

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Frances Atkinson, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 44 Wedge Lane to Rhonda Parker and Aimee Weed, of Palm Coast, for $175,000. Built in 1990, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,040 square feet of living area. The

Rio Mar Caprock LLC, of Bunnell, sold the home at 1505 Daytona Ave. N. to Gary and Pamela Roberts, of Flagler Beach, for $375,000. Built in 2010, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, an elevator and 2,910 square feet of living area.

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Joseph Panico, of Oakland Gardens, New York, sold the home at 33 Whitcock Lane to Anthony and Patricia Van Conas, of Palm Coast, for $235,000. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool and 2,210 square feet of living area. The home previously sold in 2010 for $$235,000.

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Federal National Mortgage Association, of Dallas, Texas, sold the home at 69 Woodbury Drive to Robert and Tina Escalante, of Palm Coast, for $129,000. Built in 1993, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,667 square feet of living area.

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Pine Lakes Mark Gibson, of Palm Beach Gardens, sold the home at 16 White House Drive to John and Carol Gibbons, of St. James, New York, for $147,500. Built in 2004, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,557 square feet of living area. The home previously sold in 2008 for $155,000.

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DINING ROOM table, 6 chairs. High top butterfly, cherry wood, $200. 757-214-3861.

HARLEY-DAVIDSON LEATHER Racing Jacket, XL. Excellent condition w/Harley-Davidson logo on back. $160. call 386-986-0730

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1 Mine bonanza 2 Memorable parts of history 3 Central point 4 “Blech!” 5 A geological epoch 6 Group of nine 7 Cigarette leftover 8 Greek “P” 9 Two-footers 10 Like some narrow streets 11 Bowling alley button 12 33, 45 or 78 (Abbr.) 13 Opera solo 14 Lash enhancer 15 Ancient Britons 16 Roth savings plan 17 Shutout score, in Britain 18 Mousse alternative 20 Italian province or its capital poster 81 Churchill Downs, e.g. 23 Concludes 59 Each companion 83 Arab League member 28 Certain garden 60 Eternal 84 Radar or rotor, e.g. vegetable 61 Mention (with “up”) 86 Flood control device 30 In succession 62 ___ in a million 87 Heart-helping implant 31 Comes closer 63 Advanced college 89 Dangerous snake 33 Makes lumber degree 90 Bundle binder 35 Deep-space vehicle 64 Rugrats 91 “The ___ and the 36 “The ___ Sanctum” 66 Pie-mode link Pendulum” 37 Shrewd 67 Birdbath organism 92 DoubleStuf, e.g. 38 Foundation of broken 69 Organization for 93 As good as it gets stones lawyers 95 “Little Red Book” 39 “Stop it, already!” 72 Exact payment from adherents 40 Like some space73 Biblical king 97 Straighten tires flights 75 Room recesses 99 Slaw, fries, etc. 42 Consumed 77 River to the Rio Grande 101 Runner on a plant 44 Barely get by (with 80 Pago Pago’s place 103 Become more mature “out”)

47 Special ___ (military force) 48 Heavy farm cart 49 Wash up 51 Crime involving fire 52 Fence support 53 Drive-in movie unit 54 Homeric epic 57 Whale of a constellation 59 Make into law 61 British noble 62 Eyes inappropriately 65 Kerosene source 68 “Arsenic and Old ___” 69 Makes use of 70 Former Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas 71 “Jeopardy!” contestants, e.g. 72 Finished 74 Kuwait City VIP 76 Confirm a minister 77 Momma’s man 78 Internet messages 79 Desert gross 80 “Goodness ___ alive!” 81 Thorny plants 82 Loudness increaser, at a concert 84 72 on a golf course, often 85 Was in a race 88 Cur 90 Kind of Web search 93 Bacteriologist’s study 94 Siouan speakers 95 Extinct birds 96 Seniors no more 98 Highlanders, e.g. 100 Mustard choice 102 “And ___ there were none” 104 Cork’s country 107 Two tablets, often 108 “Iliad” warrior 109 Myanmar currency unit 110 “___ be an honor” 111 Cow’s sound 112 “Babe” star 113 “Acid” used in some trips 115 Dinner scrap 116 Negative replies 117 Coffee holder

CRYPTOQUIZ

Each of the following cryptograms is a clue to the identity of a woman in history. Using the hints E=A and C=D, decipher the clues to name the woman. 1. T I H E B C 2. T X Q M U R U M Z 3. V E C U I E R Z U N U Z Q 4. S V E B R F 5. V E C U A W She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize:

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Homes For Sale

96 BEAUFORD Ln., Palm Coast Vacant Lot - Listed for $34,000 Call 941.391.1873

Adult Care Services

Condos For Sale

CINDY'S HOME Care/Companion Care services Certified CNA and CPR certified. Providing home care services for those who need a little extra help. We do a variety of services from companion care to lawn care, housekeeping, daily living activities, bathing, meal prep and so much more. Call for details and rates. Cindy Gilbert 217.493.1127

Woodhaven condominium two bedroom two bath 1100 ft.2 +\-. Newer AC hardwood floors and water heater. Second-floor unit. $110,000. Owner terms. Possible lease-option. 386-449-9866.

Homes For Rent WEICHERT REALTORS is looking for rental properties. Let us manage your property, competitve rates. 386.445.1200

BANK OWNED HOMES!

Notice Under Fictitious Name Law Pursuant to Section 865.09, Florida Statutes

FREE list with pictures!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of Divorce Solutions of Florida located at 4600 E Moody Blvd., 3B in the County of Flagler in the City of Bunnell, Florida, 32110 intends to register the said name with the Division of Corporations of the Florida Department of State, Tallahasee, FL. Dated at Bunnell, Florida, this 7th day March 2016.

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Steps to Ocean: $419,700 Just Listed: 4BD, 3.5BA Home in Beachside Gated Community. This home features 2 Master Suites and a large living area, great for entertaining. Oversized patio area complete with gas heated pool & spa, a clubhouse, Beach Pool & Spa.

Homes For Sale

Lots/Acreage For Sale

SEMI:PRIVATE OFFICE SPACE available City Markplace in central Palm Coast. Newly renovated, $275/up. Email: redman11563@yahoo.com, 386.338.8783,

LIST YOUR EASTER CHURCH SERVICES with us for only $35, limited to 50 words. Deadline is Monday, March 14th at noon. Call 386.447.9723 x 132 or email: randi@palmcoastobserver.com Publishing on March 24th.

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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

Call for Showing 386.445.8441 100 Plus Realty Group

www.PalmCoastRepos.com Palm West Home Realty, Inc

Landscaping & Lawn Service SPRING SPECIAL on mulch . Hardwood mulch, $30 per yard, delivered and installed. Complete landscape maintenance packages available. 386.503.6055 Licensed & Insured TRIMMING SPECIALS “Everything but the Lawn” Detailing, Trimming, Weeding, Mulch, Gutters, Cleaned, Pressure Washing, Leaf Cleanups 386-263-7032

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Schools/Instruction GUITAR LESSONS FAST, FUN & EASY Buy 1 get 1 Free. Day or Evening. 386-302-5400

LAWN SERVICE Starting at $15.00 per Cut Landscaping Services, Hedges, Mulch, Pressure Washing & More

Things To Do

Call Mike with Savarese Landscape & Design (386) 246−2406

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AUTO SERVICE

IRS PROBLEMS? WE CAN HELP!

ORMOND FINE AUTOS

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BICYCLES

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We will buy or consign your car

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APPLIANCE REPAIR

Your Personal

Window Fashion Designer

TARGET

In home appliance service & repair Palm Coast/Flagler County Prompt and Dependable

DRAPERIES • BLINDS SHUTTERS • CURTAINS • CORNICES

The Observer Business Directory

198883

Lic/Insured

BLINDS/WINDOW TREATMENTS

DEAD ON

COASTAL APPLIANCE SERVICE TEAM, LLC

386-986-7675

Check us out on line at:

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198885

John Abramovic, Owner

197358

197363

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AUTO SERVICE

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*Offer not valid with any other offers. Offer good at time of initial estimate only. Offer good at participating franchises only. Each franchise independently owned and operated. Offer valid through 3-31-16

2012

Mother’s Haven Cleaning Service Residential & Commercial

386.446.1566 • Owner Dominic DiGirolamo

• Basic/Deep-Cleaning • Vacation Rentals • New/Remodel Construction • Windows/Carpet Cleaning

BEAUTY

CARMELO’S BARBER SHOP

197352

CERTIFIED COLLISION REPAIR SHOP 410 N. Railroad Ave, Bunnell, FL 32110

Mon.-Fri. 9-5 • Saturday 9-1

197848

199413

386-437-0041

No Appointment Necessary

2011

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CLEANING

Voted Best Around 5 Years in a Row

LOW REASONABLE RATES

Men | Women | Kids

WALK INS WELCOME | WE DO FLATTOPS

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20 OFF %

197849

INC.

198881

PSYCHIC READINGS BY CINDY Spiritual Advice Tarot Card Palm Readings 386-338-5157 2710 Moody Blvd, Palm Coast (across from Wendy’s)

*new clients only Expires 1/11/16

386.262.2550

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INSURANCE The Name That Trust Built

CIA

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12x12 Paver or Concrete Summer Patio, your choice $1,499! Call for Details!

24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE • COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

Deanna Kershner Agent

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Cell: 386.931.3414 Deanna.Kershner@yahoo.com

3 Cypress Branch Way Suite 101 Palm Coast, FL 32164

Specializing in Medicare Insurance Products

COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE

386.237.7023

Christian Nursery

Landscaping & Irrigation, Inc. Wholesale • Retail Residential & Commercial

I’ve got answers.

386-628-3245

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.

Established in 1979 Lic# FC9410 & Ins.

Bailey4985/78321 0915R

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Serving the area for over 15 years

WORKS FOR YOU

LICENSE # FC10963 / # GAR13041807

Ask for James Sorrentino 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.

437-9713 or 931-5702

22 Bimini Lane • Bunnell (Call for Directions)

CUTSCAPE

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LANDSCAPE SERVICE

447-9723 to reserve your space

Commercial & Residential Palms and Plants

Mulch • Rock • Trees • Curbing • Mowing Spring Cleanups! Hedges • Sidewalks • Designing 5x8 Trailer, You load, I remove. Pressure Washing • Debris Removal

197050

DOORS

Call Mike

386.503.7712

PAINTING

LV10381

197684

198880

KITCHEN/BATH REMODELING

s dio Door s u t sS e

AW Custom Kitchens & Baths Inc.

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WE PAINT HOUSES, POOL DECKS, DRIVEWAYS & DOCKS

Free estimates and photo realistic designs!

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Dr. Michael

386-445-6198 25 years experience

We seal cracks & holes

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By Kitchens & Furniture, LLC

Palm Coast Chiropractic Health Care

100 OFF

Complete Kitchen Tops

3 Florida Park Dr., Palm Coast 198884

386-445-4455

Proudly Serving Flagler County for 31 Years!

Titanium Painters

197351

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Licensed Insured

Free Estimates Licensed & Insured

THIS SPACE COULD BE

Designs 199444

WE CHOMP HIGH PRICES!

Granite starts at $25 a square foot installed with free sink!

197847

Special LOW RATES on Lawn Maintenance, Grass Cuttting, Edging, Trimming & Much More! CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE 197355

386-446-1655

www.paverstravertineandmore.com 5054 N. Oceanshore Blvd. Palm Coast

• Palms • Sods & Resodding • Drainage Sprinkler Systems • Well Packages • Trees & Plants available Specialize in all kinds of clean-ups

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199158

Now accepting major credit cards for a processing fee

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• Removal • Trimming • Stump Grinding • Landscaping • Storm Clean-Up • Sod Installation • Free Estimates • Licensed & Insured

199414

SPE

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197350

CONCRETE

198882

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POWER WASHING

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Rick's Power Washing

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197850

(386) 503-1101

Ted Lesher

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199412

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198076

199245 199245

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Edward A Geppner, CPA

194492

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