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Family Life Center gets backyard makeover Leadership Flagler Class 23 gave the center a swing set and walking path. JACQUE ESTES STAFF WRITER

Leadership Flagler Class 23 gave the Family Life Center’s domestic violence shelter an outdoor makeover March 4-7. The team resodded the yard, expanded the backyard from 45 feet by 55 feet to 80 feet by 124 feet and added a new paver and stone entry into the house, and paths for walking and biking. New landscaping,including a new butterfly garden with a bench and birdbath, was added. The class also relocated the existing play set and added a new one, and a covered picnic area. Leadership Flagler is a program of the Flagler County Chamber of Commerce. Several employees and family members worked with the class to get the work done. The class raised about $9,000 in funding and material donations from businesses and individuals to pay for the makeover. “We want the Family Life Center staff and participants to know we have been honored to have been able to do this project and they will always hold a special place in our hearts,” said Cindi Lane, class member and Palm Coast city spokeswoman. “Our goal was to create a safe, peaceful and relaxing place for families to enjoy while they’re going through a difficult time in their lives, and we are excited to hear they are already using the improved backyard!”

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After a one-year vigil, Ormond Strong and families welcome their soldiers home. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

he screams from the crowd almost drowned out the roar of the jet engines as the plane carrying National Guard troops of the 265th Air Defense Artillery Regiment arrived March 10 at Daytona Beach International Airport.

“We’re ready to burst into tears at any moment,” said Bonnie Bumb, who was awaiting her son’s arrival after a year of deployment. “It’s been a long, long year.” Stephen’s wife, Malana, agreed. “We’ve been holding our breath for a year,” she said. Also waiting was Debbie Kruck-Forrester, who walked the Granada Bridge every morning since they left, along with mem-

bers of Ormond Strong, the group she founded to support the troops and build community awareness of their mission. On one of her last walks with Ormond Strong, she said the troops had been back at Fort Bliss in Texas for a couple of weeks, so she had been talking to her husband, Sgt. 1st Class Tim Forrester “for hours” after a year of only text messages and email. While he was gone, she was SEE COMING HOME PAGE 3

Sgt. 1st Class Tim Forrester and Debbie Kruck-Forrester

“I’ve got the greatest wife in the world.” SGT. 1ST CLASS TIM FORRESTER, on Debbie KruckForrester, leader of Ormond Strong

For the love of creatures... Flagler County Art League had its opening reception on Saturday, March 12 for “Oh Those Glorious Creatures.”

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Trump got 9,684 votes, or 57.64% of the local Republican vote. Hillary Clinton got 6,152 votes, or 65.84% of the local Democratic vote. JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

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ing, Trump had 45.74% to Rubio’s 27.03%, Cruz’s 17.14% and Kasich’s 6.77%. A total of 2,354,950 votes had been tallied statewide in the Republican primary. Clinton had 64.45% statewide to Sanders’ 33.27%. A total of 1,702,619 votes had been tallied statewide in the Democratic primary. Florida’s statewide results are roughly in line with recent polling by Quinnipiac University. Florida has 99 Republican delegates and 214 Democratic delegates. Florida is a winner-takesall state for Republicans, while for Democrats, delegates are allocated proportionally. Flagler County saw unusually high voter turnout this year for a presidential primary: 26,146 people — about 49% of the county’s 53,549 voters registered with either party — cast their ballots. The high Flagler County turn-

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Here’s where Donald Trump got his Flagler County votes.

out for this year’s primary was expected, according to Flagler County Supervisor of Elections Kaiti Lenhart. The 2012 Republican Presidential Preference Primary had a 35.6% turnout in Flagler County. A total of 21,625 people in Flagler County cast votes in the 2008 Presidential Preference Primary. That number had been surpassed

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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton won big in the Presidential Preference Primary in Flagler County, and in Florida. With all 23 Flagler County precincts reporting, and early voting ballots and vote-by-mail ballots tallied, Trump won the Republican primary with 57.64% of the vote, and 9,684 local ballots cast. Clinton won the Democratic primary with 6,152 votes. Trump’s nearest challenger was Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, who took just 20% of the Flagler County vote. (Rubio has now suspended his campaign, according to national news sources.) Texas Sen. Ted Cruz got 14.19% of the vote, and Ohio Gov. John Kasich had 6.12%. Some votes were cast for candidates who have dropped out of the race. A total of 16,802 local votes were tallied in

the Republican primary. In the Democratic race, former secretary of state Clinton got 65.84% of the Flagler County vote (6,152 votes) to Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’ 31.86% (2,977 votes). (Clinton also won the Democratic presidential primary in Flagler County in 2008.) Martin O’Malley, who is no longer running, got 2.3%. A total of 9,344 Flagler County votes were tallied in the Democratic primary. Turnout was much higher among local Republicans than among local Democrats. Of Flagler County’s 29,017 registered Republicans, about 58% voted in the primary. Of Flagler County’s 24,532 registered Democrats, about 38% voted. There are also 20,555 people registered to vote with no party affiliation in Flagler County, and 1,888 registered with minor parties. Statewide, as of 11 a.m. March 16 with 99.97% of precincts report-

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busy running her fitness business, as well as spending countless hours on Ormond Strong community projects and taking care of the house in the absence of her husband. “I didn’t tell him about everything that went wrong, like when I locked myself out of the house,” she said. “He had to worry about staying alive. He was surrounded by people wanting to kill him.” She said she’s been “burning the candle at both ends,” and now the couple will need some time to get back into a routine. ‘WE’LL GET TO KNOW EACH OTHER AGAIN’

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Ormond Strong waits for the National Guard unit.

Unit deployed one year ago to Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan is back home

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Flagler-based National Guard unit 1-265th returns to heroes welcome. JACQUE ESTES STAFF WRITER

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The first group of soldiers deplanes on Thursday, March 10.

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wood would be hard pressed to improve upon. The two didn’t speak. Their passionate kiss and embrace said it all. Janie Rocke welcomed her son home from his service in Iraq many years ago; but she also had a bond with these soldiers – she had written to them. “When my son was over there I wrote to him every day,” Rocke said. “Some soldiers weren’t getting mail and I was determined my son wasn’t going to be one of those.” She began making contacts online and writing to other soldiers so they would have mail, something she continues today. “When Debbie (Kruck-Forrester) started the first letter writing thing at the library, I told her, ‘you are going to find some that don’t get mail,’” Rocke said. “I still write letters every week.” The Brown family, Charlie, Sarah and their son Kipton stretched

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and very familiar faces like the Ormond Strong group, who walked the Granada Bridge in Ormond Beach every day since their men and women were deployed one year ago. The unit returning from Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan was the National Guard Unit based out of the Flagler County Airport. Debbie Kruck-Forrester, who lives in Palm Coast and works in Ormond Beach, stayed in perpetual motion making sure everything was perfect, until her husband, Sgt. 1St Class Tim Forrester, descended the stairs of the second plane. Then she sprinted across the tarmac and into his arms in an embrace that Holly-

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Bagram Airfield, also known as Bagram Air Base, is the largest U.S. military base in Afghanistan. It is located next to the ancient city of Bagram, 11 kilometers southeast of Charikar in the Parwan Province of Afghanistan.

They may have been strangers, but the several hundred people who gathered at the Sheltair runway at Daytona Beach International Airport on Thursday, March 10, had a lifetime bond. They all had loved ones returning from a year deployment in Afghanistan. Eyes turned toward every plane approaching and there were groans of disappointment when it wasn’t one of the planes they had come to greet. But finally the first plane appeared on the horizon and touched down, coasting through a water cannon salute provided by two fire engines. The second plane, arriving about 20 minutes later, was redirected to a runway behind the crowd and actually managed to “sneak up” on the group scanning the skies at the other end of the runway. Families had driven from throughout Florida, including Tampa, Cocoa Beach and Orlando to welcome the soldiers and take them where they really wanted to be – home. There were also some local

Malana Bumb said she had to take on an extra role — of being both mother and father to their baby — and now the family will be getting her husband back into the routine. She said they stayed strong for him, and took care of things so he wouldn’t have to worry about their baby. “I feel overwhelmed with joy,” she said. “I’ll feel whole again. You don’t feel whole until he’s back.” Andrea Henige, of Palm Coast, said she felt “lost” when her husband was away, but she knew he had to do his job. “I was in the military,” she said. “That’s how we met.” She said it was an adjustment when he left, and it will be an adjustment now that’s he’s back, because she has learned to do do things around the house that he used to take care of. “We’ll get to know each other again,” she said. “It will be total excitement to see him. I’m filled with all kinds of emotion.” Noel and Melanie Koeller, of Ormond Beach, welcomed home their son, Specialist Jake Koeller. They said Ormond Strong was the “best support group ever,” and they walked with them whenever they could. “They became a family,” Melanie Koeller said. Her son, Jake, said it was nice to have so much support. “It caught us off guard,” he said. “To see so many people show up … it was humbling.” Sgt. Forrester agreed it was humbling when the troops would watch videos of Ormond Strong walking in their honor, as well as raising public awareness, arranging letter writing campaigns and sending care packages. “I’ve got the most wonderful wife in the world,” he said. SUCCESSFUL MISSION

At the welcome home ceremony at the airport, Lt. Col. Michael Powers said the care packages and other support the troops received was outstanding. He pointed out that members of the unit who were not deployed did a great job of taking care of the home operations. In the deployment, the unit operated the Counter Rocket Artillery and Mortar Protection System. When an incoming rocket was detected on radar, they would destroy it with the system. Powers said they successfully defended against 70 attacks. “Nobody was injured or killed from these rocket attacks because of what these guys did,” Powers said.

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A “daddy’s girl” jumps into his arms on Thursday, March 10 in Daytona Beach.

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a vinyl banner between them welcoming Stephen Bumb, of Ormond Beach, home. “Stephen is a coworker at Florida Hospital Oceanside Peninsula Rehabilitation,” Charlie Brown said. “Everyone who works with him signed this banner. We will be happy to get him back. This is his third deployment.” Cathy Heighter and her sister Susan Banks of Palm Coast came to greet the soldiers home even though they didn’t have anyone on the plane. “This is so important because I spend my time honoring all of our veterans, and it’s also in honor of my own son’s service and sacrifice,” Heighter said. “I lost him in 2003 in Iraq and since that time I have spent my life honoring our veterans and military men. I am a Gold Star mom and it’s an honor for me to be out here.”

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Should newspapers endorse candidates? I always enjoy the local news in the Observer, but allowing your CEO to tell us how to vote in the upcoming presidential primary is laughable, if it wasn’t so ridiculous and insulting to your readers. Apparently, Mr. Walsh has forgotten that presidential primaries include TWO parties and we even elect independent candidates occasionally ... Mr. Walsh’s “analysis” is loaded with illogical, ludicrous assumptions, conclusions, and suggestions. If “the 2016 campaign...has been truly bizarre”, as he contends, why does he spend so much time on all the presidential pretenders who have made a circus and a mockery of what used to be civilized GOP debates? And if we follow his logic, Palm Coast residents who are registered Republicans should vote for a devious, habitually truant Senator from Florida (who we don’t really want), in order to sabotage the candidacy of the “narcissistic, flip-flopping, un-presidential boor” and the megalomaniacal Texan “who is despised by the very people with whom he would have to work”. This would somehow allow the ascension of “the best choice” (Gov. Kasich), a candidate with 10% of the current votes, whom he credits “with acting most like an adult so far”. Given his ability to turn his opinions into “facts”, sling mud, and ramble incessantly without saying anything relevant, I’d say Mr. Walsh might be an ideal candidate to throw his name into the GOP fray. And if Mr. Walsh truly believes that “acting like an adult”, as

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well as having strong moral principles and character, an impeccable record in Congress, vision, consistency and predictability, and an even temperament and presence are really the most important criteria for our next president, maybe he should have endorsed Bernie Sanders. As for the Observer, keep up the fine work you do in reporting the local news, but PLEASE do us all a favor and stay the heck out of national politics. DOUG MERCER

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Dear Editor: This Thursday, when I see your paper in my driveway, guess where it will be going- right in the trash. All other editions will end up in the same place. Guess why? Where do you get the audacity to influence our citizens on their voting preference? You are supposed to be unbiased and without opinion. How dare you. This is why liberal journalists are hated so much. You are despicable. It doesn’t matter who you are advocating, an article

such as that MUST NOT OCCUR in any newspaper. You should be ashamed of yourselves and the reporter should be fired. I don’t want your newspaper on my driveway anymore. STEVEN SCIFO

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HERE’S WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ON FACEBOOK ... Check out what your neighbors are saying about these headlines on the Palm Coast Observer’s Facebook page: Vincent Cialino: I will take TRUMP over these career politicians any day! Cruz has accomplished absolutely nothing in his career. Rubio conned

and defrauded the Florida voter, Clinton is under FBI investigation, Sanders is a socialist that not only refused to fight for his country but supports a 60% income tax rate and 25% sales and service tax. Trump isn’t winning nor has he achieved so much success by being stupid. He is a master negotiator that

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has a proven track record. That’s more than those other losers Carlos Guilcapi: The Republican party doesn’t know how to get rid of this bully named Trump. How sad that at every debate it looks like a bunch of kids fighting. All we need is for them to start saying Your Momma jokes.

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“Tall and lanky but never cranky”, his high school yearbook description. Mostly true, sometimes not, Fred Blumenhagen was loved by many for who he was -- a good friend, amazing husband and father, and a loving grandfather. A rub on the head from Joe DiMaggio made him a loyal Yankees fan for more than 60 years. He loved his race truck, golf, a glass Lagavulin scotch, and of course his politics. Fred died March 3rd at the age of 72. Preceded in death by son, Fredric, he will be greatly missed by his wife Linda; son Monico and wife Martha; daughter Melissa and husband Peter; brother Ralph, and sisters Carol and Dorothy. He also leaves grandchildren Karina, Melissa, Kiley, Isabel and Erika; and his beloved Cavaliers Dinah and Dutchess. Special thanks to Tom Greer, Liz Colombo and Larry Libby. Donations may be made in his memory to: Cavalier Rescue of Florida, PO Box 4166, Enterprise, FL 32725. Thoughts & condolences may be left at www.HeritageFlagler.com.

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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 $409,000

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NOT SAFE ENOUGH? MAN REPORTS GUN MISSING FROM GUN SAFE 1:55 p.m. 5800 block of Nutwood Avenue. Missing item: A 48-yearold Bunnell man reported to the Sheriff’s Office that he’d noticed that his gun, a black pistol, was missing from his gun safe. He told a deputy the gun might have been missing since February.

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Palm Coast businessman Paul Aiello was killed the morning of March 10 when his motorcycle struck a tree near the Hammock Beach Resort. Aiello, 52 and owner of the heating and air conditioning company RHS Mechanical, was riding a 2014 Harley Davidson FLHXS west on Ocean Crest Drive at about 10:30 a.m. when the motorcycle hit road’s southern curb. The cycle then drove over the curb and hit a tree, according to a Florida Highway Patrol report.

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From a Flagler County Sheriff’s Office news release: Flagler County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested three suspects March 8 after a young man said several shots were fired at him in Palm Coast. Deputies were called to the Kangaroo gas station at 1500 Palm Coast Parkway where Anthony Kraemer, 19, reported seeing a gold Mazda sedan with five occupants about to turn onto Brookside Lane. One of the people in the car shot at him five or six times, in one instance striking his rear bumper. Kraemer was not hurt. An off-duty officer spotted the Mazda and stopped it. Deputies arrested driver Jean Louis Steverson, 19, and passengers Derek Hall, 23, and Phillip Haire, 18.

The Palm Coast City Council voted unanimously at its March 15 meeting to add bottle clubs — establishments where patrons bring their own booze and have it served back to them — to a list of banned land uses. It was the city’s tenth public hearing on the clubs and the City Council’s second and final vote.

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Flagler County Sheriff James L. Manfre faces a $6,200 fine if the Florida Ethics Commission rules against him in an April 15 hearing. Last month, Manfre said he wouldn’t appeal a ruling against him. He’s changed his mind. “My original reaction was just to put it behind me. Politically, that would be the smarter thing to do,” Manfre said. “But on reflection and talking to my family, I’ve decided that ... I intend to appeal any decision that finds me in violation of the ethics code, or any fine.” Manfre said the fine proposed for his case was disproportionate to a $500 fine the commission ordered former Sheriff Don Fleming to pay in Fleming’s ethics case years ago. Manfre suggested political motivations may lie behind the disparity. “The commission is a Republican appointed commission; (Fleming) is a Republican. ... I’m a Democrat,” he said. “I’ve never seen a more unjust, politically motivated process.” For more on this story, view it online at palmcoastobserver.com.

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completed n Navigational markers were added at the Long Creek Nature Preserve Paddling Trail n The economic impact of sports tournaments was estimated at $2.8 million n The new Publix opened in the Island Walk shopping center n 8 new apartment buildings were completed n 8 new commercial buildings were completed n There was a 7% rise in single family residential permits issued n There was a 17% jump in commercial permits issued n Building permit revenues rose 6.5% n Bed tax collections rose 9.3% n Royal Palms Parkway was

resurfaced, and paved shoulders added n 55 miles of residential swales were rehabilitated/maintained n 4,100 residential culvert pipes were cleared of debris n Palm Coast entered an agreement with the Palm Coast Arts Foundation to develop a Cultural Arts Center in Town Center n A Zero Liquid Discharge project was completed at the city water plant on Citation Boulevard, saving up to 1.2 million gallons of water daily n An ozone treatment system was added at Water Treatment Plant 3, allowing recovery of up to 566,000 gallons per day.

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Former Flagler County elections supervisor Kimberle Weeks not only recorded people’s conversations without their consent, but did so in order to “have leverage” over them, and released one of those recordings “to embarrass” two local officials, according to the State Attorney’s Office. Weeks is charged with 12 felony counts of surreptitiously recording people’s conversations and distributing the recordings. The prosecution in the case filed a Feb. 10 document with the Clerk of Courts office stating that Weeks’ recording of various people, including local and state officials, follows a pattern of behavior with that common intent, and that the case against her should therefore not be split into several separate trials, as requested by Weeks’ legal team. “The State intends to prove at trial that the defendant taped and recorded different people in order to have ‘leverage’ on them to accomplish her goals,” the document states. Recording a person without their consent and disseminating that recording is generally a third-degree felony in the state of Florida, but the recording or dissemination must be intentional, not accidental. The 12 counts against Weeks consist of 10 charges that she recorded state and county officials and others without their consent, and two that she disseminated two of those recordings: a tape of a conversation between County Commissioners Charlie Ericksen

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The city of Palm Coast/Flagler School District team working to make school bus stops safer can install wait pads, stop locations and signs. But that won’t stop dangerous behavior on the part of students, parents and drivers. Wait pads will soon be installed at the school bus stops at London Drive and Lee Drive, Rolling Sands and Rolling Fern Drive, and Farnsworth Drive and Fairbanks Lane, three from a list of 18 stops that officials consider high priority. Pads cost about $1,200 each, and the city will pay for them. “We’re giving them a facility that, instead of standing on the street, you can stand off to the side of the street,” city Construction Manager Carl Cote said. The signage, Cote said, “will hopefully address that issue of parents sometimes creating chaos at some of these bus stops.” But there’s also the question of whether the new measures will be enough to correct children’s unsafe behavior. “On my street, for example, they’re all over the place,” City Councilman Bill McGuire said. “I’ve seen them laying on the street with their head on their backpack. The concept is solid,

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has great speed; I gave her my old cleats, which I think is the secret. But, having her on the team brings a lot of positive energy, and she’s always eager to learn something new.” As a defender, García rarely gets scoring opportunities, but her special moment came when she took the ball downfield and flung it right past the goal keeper. “It felt so good, and all my teammates were screaming, ‘Good job, Irea,’” she said. “I could even hear the coaches too. That really made me feel even more attached to the team.” Getting to play sports in school is unusual for García. In Spain, there are no school teams, only city league sports clubs. “There’s no school spirit in Spain,” she said. “All the activities that make people get more involved here makes school a lot more fun.” In a few more months, lacrosse will be finished, and so will Garcia’s American, or more precisely, Palm Coast experience. She will get to reunite with friends and family, and she won’t have to depend on car rides anymore. But, Garcia will leave with foreign taste buds and, most importantly, a ton of new friends and a newfound love for a game she never knew existed.

ave you ever watched a player excel in a sport because of God-given natural talent? Maybe you were said athlete? Most times height and weight make the biggest differences in youth sports, but when everyone is the same size, an athlete’s natural ability is a thing to be admired. I witnessed that in Matanzas quarterback Jaida Reddin last week. In a losing effort to Seabreeze, Reddin became the obvious go-to player, running the ball on nearly every down from the quarterback position, but she still seemed a bit difficult to stop. In the first half, she actually moved the ball the entire distance downfield and scored the Lady Pirates’ only touchdown. What’s most impressive about Reddin is that she’s a freshman who has never played football before. Opposing quarterback McKenzie Bowlus, the two-time reigning Bright House Flag Football Player of the Year, praised the young and inexperienced Reddin, saying, “For a freshman, she’s really good. If she would take her time and think before every play, she would really ball out. I would love for her to be on my team; she’s got great talent.” I can’t say I’ve ever heard of a scenario similar to this one. In my B.C. (before calories) days, many looked at me as a natural talent, but I wonder how much of a difference maker I’ would’ve made on a cricket team... Reddin’s cousin, Zhariah Haire, who also plays, encouraged her try out. I doubt either of them expected her to become the team’s best prospect going forward. Not even halfway through her first season, Reddin has grown fond of the game, and she plans to play for the rest of her high school years. Judging by the moves I’ve seen her make and Bowlus’ perspective, it’s going to be interesting to see how she develops.

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Riding home from a fishing trip with his father, Frank, a few weeks ago, Ryan Dudley, a Matanzas baseball player, went into a seizure. “I kept asking him if he was OK, and he gave me the thumbs up,” Frank said. Although Ryan was able to recover from his seizure, getting to the hospital, the doctors notified his parents that he had a tumor the size of a baseball in his head. He was then transported to Wolfson’s Children’s Hospital where they performed brain surgery and removed the tumor. After seven days, Dudley was discharged a week before he was selected as one of the honorary first pitchers for the Flagler Baseball opening ceremonies. He was told that his condition had less than a 5% chance of ever coming back, but he will not be able to play any contact sports for a year, so he has to wait his junior year to play again. Throughout the journey, the Dudleys say they were supported by family, friends, the community and the medical personnel who attended to Ryan. Jeff Dawsey

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The Level 2 division team of Palm Coast Gymnastics placed first all-around at their meet in Jekyll Island, Georgia last month.

FPC senior Katie Bender recently signed to Anges Scott College in Georgia to forward her softball and education career. Bender is a two-year varsity starter and leads the Lady Dawgs in fielding assists with 21. She plans to major in Psychology. Brian McMillan

Golf to cure cancer The Legend and the King Unit of the Flagler County Chapter of the American Cancer Society Relay for Life is conducting its seventhannual Golf for a Cure Tournament Saturday, Apr. 2, at Cypress Knoll. The hosts are seeking potential sponsors from $50-500, which will grant the sponsor various accessories at the tournament. The entry fee for all golfers is $70, and the field is limited to 144 golfers. Various awards and prizes will be given. Call Carol Gorham at 4469982 for more information.

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The city of Palm Coast hosted a free clinic with the National Christian College Athletic Association on Mar. 12, at the Indian Trails Sports Complex. About three dozen kids, ages 6-16, were taught fundamentals of basketball, soccer, baseball and volleyball by college athletes and coaches.

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After 38 years of what he calls a “never ending merry-go-round,” former White House photographer Larry Downing has retired to Ormond-by-the-Sea. Traveling the world on Air Force One, he was a witness to history. “I covered everything the presidents did,” he said. He was there for the triple-

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2016 Mr. and Miss Matanzas went to Melanie DiMartino and Storm Schalit.

fter each of the student’s performances on Thursday, March 10, at the Matanzas High School’s Mr. and Miss Matanzas pageant, the crowd gained momentum; loud applauses and whistles could be heard resounding off the auditorium walls. At the last performance of the night, everyone fell silent to hear Melanie DiMartino’s mellifluous voice rise and ebb to the song “I Will Always Love You.” As her voice receded, the crowd climaxed into a boisterous standing applause. After a quick, impromptu question from the judges to each contestant, the winner of the 2016 Mr. and Miss Matanzas was announced. Melanie was rewarded for her performance with a bouquet of flowers and a queen’s crown alongside Storm Schalit who was crowned 2016 Mr. Matanzas, for his Hip-Hop dance performance. “The Mr. and Miss Matanzas pageant gives students an opportunity to perform in front of their peers, gain self-confidence and let a different side of their personality shine,” said Pageant Producer Barbara Tant. Every year the winners of the pageant serve as ambassadors for Matanzas High School by representing it at various community events. The pageant is organized by the MHS Marketing and DECA club students. “This pageant often acts as a venue for students to explore various talents that may interest them,” Tant said, “such as marketing and therefore organizing the actual event, or acting, singing and dancing as a performer.” — ANASTASIA PAGELLO

Sarai Thompson and Edgardo Gonzalaz demonstrated black belt karate.

Allie Amaral, a junior at Matanzas High School, sang “Flashlight.” Photos by Anastasia Pagello

Hannah Hile performed a Hip-Hop dance that scrolled through the generations with Charlie Wicker.

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As we prepared to move to Florida more than 20 years ago, I took my dog to his veterinarian in Virginia for one last checkup. The vet’s parting words have stuck with me, “You do know where they test for heartworm and give preventatives right?” Florida is definitely one state

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where annual heartworm testing and preventatives is not an option, it is a necessity. Now is the time to have your pets tested and preventative medications begun. In colder regions, owners can let down their guard in the winter months. Highly unlikely you will be bitten by a mosquito in Boston in February. In Florida, the calendar doesn’t play a role in when to treat — the thermometer does — which is why most vets will recommend you keep your pets on preventative meds all year. Heartworms can be fatal to your animals. The worms live in the heart, lungs and blood vessels. Heartworms live inside the dog, mature into adults and lay eggs. The disease is different in cats. While most heartworms will not survive to adult stage in cats, even immature worms can cause damage. There is no medication to treat heartworms in cats. Prevention is essential for our felines. The treatment to get rid of heartworms in dogs is expensive and not an easy process for the dog. Please make an appointment with your vet today.

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epresenting retired greyhounds, Honey, Shonda and Tony sat quietly at Dave DiVito’s feet during the opening night of the Flagler County Art League’s opening reception for “Oh Those Glorious Creatures” exhibit. “Every couple of years we have a themed show about animals,” Art League President Ann DeLucia said., ““And every single time we do we use it as an opportunity to fund raise for an animal rescue organization.” The organization benefiting from this show was the Greyhound Pets of America Daytona Beach, an organization that works with the Daytona Beach greyhound track and finds homes for retired racing dogs. The exhibit featured 67 works of art that included stained glass, sculpture, photography and paintings.

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Retired greyhounds Shonda, Tony and Honey were at the art exhibit opening. Greyhound Pets of America Daytona Beach will benefit from the exhibit.

The winners were: Best of Show — “I’ve Had Enough,” photography by David Bowers First Place — “Wapiti in the Aspens,” stained glass by Lee Richards Second Place — “Honu,” acrylic by Beverly Ulrich Third Place — “Yosmite Bison,” photography by Joe de Figueiredo People’s Choice — “Which Way to Carnegie Hall,” photography by David Bowers paired with Port Orange poet Linda Eve Diamond’s poem “The Bow Frog”

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ids of all ages had a unique opportunity to get up close and sit inside a Flagler County fire engine, police vehicle and a waste management truck on Friday, March 11, at Central Park in Town Center before the showing of the featured film “Max.” Children and their parents asked the city employees a million questions about the various parts and inner workings of the machinery and ogled over the height of a fully extended fire engine ladder. The event

gave the youngsters a better idea of what all of those toggles and switches are used for on a daily basis. “When I was a kid and saw a firetruck go past I would get excited,” Firefighter Paramedic Patrick Shakes said. “Seeing these trucks up close, it gives them something to aspire towards,” added Shakes as he bent down to give a little boy a plastic red helmet. “He has been looking forward to this event for a week,” said Lynnette Capriotti, the two-year-

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Palm Coast Decorative Painters club: ‘Kids come first’ he Palm Coast Decorative Painters club was established in February 2003 and has helped to support the GAL7 Foundation since the start. Over the past 13 years more than 1,300 shoeboxes have been hand-painted by members of the PCDP; filled with goodies such as toys, clothes and books; and donated to children in need throughout the four surrounding counties. The GAL7 encompasses Flagler, Volusia, Putnam and St. Johns Counties. The Palm Coast Decorative Painters held a “Mad Hatters” fundraising luncheon at Halifax Plantation Country Club, themed off of “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” on Saturday, March 12, to raise funds for this year’s gift giving. “The boxes are distributed every year around Christmas

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“WRONG TURN AT LUNGFISH” 7:30 on Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. on Sundays from Mar. 11-20 at the City Repertory Theatre, 160 Cypress Point Parkway, Suite B207. Call 585-9415, or visit crtpalmcoast.com.

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BOOK SALE 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Flagler Beach Library, 315 Seventh St. S. Call 517-2030. ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Gallery of Local Art, 208 S. Central Ave., Flagler Beach. Vendors pay $25. Call 439-6659 or visit galleryoflocalart.com. COQUINA BEACH WALK 11 a.m. at Washington Oaks Gardens State Park, 6400 N. Oceanshore Blvd. Meet at the beach parking lot. Tickets: $5 per vehicle. Call 446-6780. CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY HIKE 11 a.m. to noon at Gamble Rogers State Park in Flagler Beach. For age 12 and under. Call 517-2086. FLAGLER READS TOGETHER 2 p.m. at the city of Palm Coast Meeting Room, 160 Lake Ave., Town Center. Event will feature

AACS GOES TO THE HOLY LAND An all-day event at the Holy Land Experience in Orlando. Tickets: $63 adults; $47 kids. RSVP at aacspc.eventbrite.com or call 447-7030. BOOK SALE 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Flagler Beach Library. See March 18. ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Gallery of Local Art, Flagler Beach. See March 18. SURVIVOR GROUP LUNCHEON 11:15 a.m. at the Grand Club Pine Lakes Golf Course, 400 Pine Lakes Parkway N. Topic: “A Healthier You.” RSVP: 586-0407. PENNSYLVANIA SOCIAL CLUB OF FLAGLER LUNCHEON 1 p.m.at the Hilton Garden Inn, 55 Town Center Blvd. Call 597-7599.

“THE DIXIE ECHOES” 6:30 p.m. at the Flagler West Community Church, 3740 County Road 305. Call Rev. Pat Heuer 313-5895 or 256-201-7469. BUNCO 7 p.m. at the Flagler Woman’s Club, 1524 S Central Ave, Flagler Beach. Tickets: $10. Call Kay 439-3960.

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EVERYONE LOVES A PARADE 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. at Palm Coast United Methodist Church, 5200 Belle Terre Parkway. Dr. Bob Bushong will preach on “Everyone Loves A Parade,” based on the scripture Mark 11:111. Call 445-1600.

UP WITH DOWN BIKE RIDE 8 a.m. at European Village, 101 Palm Harbor Parkway. Proceeds benefit the Fun Coast Down Syndrome Association. The ride offers three routes: 20-mile, 60-mile and 100-mile. Call 855-969-5515, or visit bit.ly/226r5k8.

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FLAGLER NAACP MEETING 6 p.m. at the Sheriff’s Operations Center, 901 East Moody Blvd., Bunnell. Featuring guest speaker Dr. Alma Yearwood Dixon, of VITAS Healthcare. Call 446-7822.

ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Gallery of Local Art. See March 18. PURIM CARNIVAL 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Temple Beth Shalom, 40 Wellington Drive. The carnival is Wizard of OZ-themed, featuring bounce houses, etc. Call 445-3006.

MOON RISE AT THE BEACH 6:30 p.m. at Gamble Rogers State Park in Flagler Beach. Meet at the beachside pavilion. Bring a camera. Call 517-2086.

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BLANKETEERS 9 a.m. at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway NW. Call 597-2950.

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FLAGLER BUSINESS WOMEN 5:30 p.m. at 55 Town Center Blvd. “Understanding Successful Marketing.” Tickets: $20; includes dinner. Reservations required by March 17. Call 986-6535 or email agneslight@yahoo.com.

SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION MEETING 1 p.m. at the Flagler County

Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway NW. Speaker: Fire Marshal Joe King. Call 437-3233. FLAGLER READS TOGETHER 3:30 p.m. at the city of Palm Coast Meeting Room, 160 Lake Ave., Town Center. Club will discuss “Trail Magic: the Grandma Gatewood Story.” Call 447-0713.

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JOAN M. KELLY PLAYGROUND DEDICATION CEREMONY 5-7 p.m. at WARM located at the Vince Carter Sanctuary, 301 Justice Lane, Building G, Bunnell. Visit bit.ly/1U5hyZh. LAST SUPPER AT FIRST CHURCH OF PALM COAST 6 p.m. at the First (AME) Church of Palm Coast, 91 Old Kings Road N. In celebratin of the “Last Supper” a seder meal will be held. Call 446-5759.

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Toscana home tops the sales list for Feb. 11-17 at a price of $435,000. Applied Building Development, of Orlando, sold the home at 51 New Water Oak Drive to Kent and Dale Kramer, of Palm Coast. Built in 2015, it has four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, a swimming pool and 2,712 square feet of living area.

Beach Haven Andrew Campanella and Drew Ann Dunigan, of Vero Beach, sold the home at 44 Sandy Beach Way to Rodney and Shamar Newman, of Palm Coast, for $315,000. Built in 2014, it has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,245 square feet of living area. Belle Terre U.S. Bank National Association, of Salt Lake City, sold the home at 95 Plain View Drive to Michael and Carolyn Boyle, of Palm Coast, for $105,000. Built in 2003, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,524 square feet of living area. Home previously sold in 2006 for $197,500.

Federal National Mortgage Association, of Dallas, sold the home at 63 Palm Lane to Patrick and Carolynn Corday, of Palm Coast, for $187,050. Built in 1997, it has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a swimming pool and 1,919 square feet of living area. Home previously sold in 2002 for $150,500. Cypress Knoll Michael and Hui O’Connor, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 66 Eagle Harbor Trail to Lauri and Timothy Johnson, of Palm Coast, for $310,000. Built in 1999, it has five bedrooms, three bathrooms, swimming pool, and 2,895 square feet of living area. Home previously sold in 1999 for $165,900.

Marion Rodman, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 71 Bennett Lane to Patrick and Joanna Finn, of Wildomar, California, for $210,000. Built in 1993, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool and 2,056 square feet of living area.

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Anthony Kubon, of Palatine, Illinois, sold the home at 10 Ebb Tide Drive to Earnie and Kathleen Waters, of Palm Coast, for $246,500. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool and 2,176 square feet of living area.

Raymond Hodge, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 47 Bracken Lane to Carletto Estate Properties Inc., of Huntington Bay, New York, for $130,000. Built in 1989, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,497 square feet of living area. Home previously sold in 2002 for $83,000.

Indian Trails Eugene and Paula Valliere, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 71 Braddock Lane to Jennifer and Krista Ziegler, of Palm Coast, for $171,000. Built in 1985, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,522 square feet of living area. Home previously sold in 2005 for $210,000.

Allan and Frances Thompson, of Decatur, Georgia, sold the home at 44 Barkley Lane to Russell and Claire Grim, of Oakville, Connecticut, for $240,000. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool and 1,925 square feet of living area. Home previously sold in 2005 for $261,400.

Lakeside at Matanzas Shores Frederick and Kay Gibb, of Naples, sold the home at 4 San Miguel Court to Melodie Berdoll, of Flagler Beach, for $255,000. Built in 1992, it has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spa and 1,400 square feet of living area. Home previously sold in 1996 for $110,000. Lehigh Woods Jean Zappulla, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 59 Ryder Drive to Donna Sherwood and Linda Parra, of Palm Coast, for $185,000. Built in 1991, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool and 1,683 square feet of living area. Home previously sold in 2006 for $238,000. Palm Harbor Real Estate Solutions Home Sellers LLC sold the home at 92 Fieldstone Lane to Louinet Pierre and Anna Rejuste, of Palm Coast, for $185,000. Built in 2005, it has four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and 2,661 square feet of living area. Home previously sold in 2005 for $197,300.

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Michael Sankowski sold the home at 6 Kathryn Court to Thanos and Grace Garcia, of Palm Coast, for $143,000.Built in 1999, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a fireplace and 1,413 square feet of living area.

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Quail Hollow Alexander and Robin Spiller, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, sold the home at 12 Zebrawood Court to Patrick and Annemarie Robertson, of Palm Coast, for $144,000. Built in 2002, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,978 square feet of living area. Home previously sold in 2002 for $128,000.

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Pine Grove Eduardo Amaral, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 28 Pineapple Drive to Mary Crawford, of Lincoln, Nebraska, for $159,900. Built in 1991, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,444 square feet of living area. Home previously sold in 2014 for $95,000.

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Items Under $200 For Sale 2-OFFICE/CONFERENCE TABLES, 1 rectangular & 1 round, formica top, matching, good condition. $150/obo. 386.868.8594 4” THICK memory foam mattress pad, queen, like new, $50. 517.294.4767 BENCHCRAFT COUCH. Pale yellow floral print. $150. 386-627-8668. BOOK SHELF 6' 5 1/2" Tall - 32" Wide and 16 1/2 " Deep with light $150.00 or make offer. 386-313-1122. BRINKMAN ELECTRIC BBQ grill, new in box, $50. Landscape timbers - free pick up. 386.586.3484 CHROME LUXO task lamp, 36”, weighted base, excellent condition, $150. Cuisinart, good condition, $50. 386-447-8082. COAT BRAND Georgiou, tiger print, $30. Long black leather coat, size-medium, $50. Shoes, mens-11, $30. 386-447-2784. DINETTE SET, Table washed Oak, with leaf, four cushion roller chairs. $95. 386-864-3168 FPC/MATANZAS GRADUATION Robe $30.00; Safety First car seat $50.00; Gazebo 10X10 w/screen $60.00. 386-446-9382. HOOVER HARD surface floor cleaning, $40 or best offer. Call 570-650-6220. KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR top freezer with ice, 30x30x64, $100. Aluminum chaise lounges, $35/each 386-627-4797 ROAD BIKE men’s TREK2100 PRO, 56CM composite frame, light weight, excellent condition. $200. Call 386-283-4391. PATIO SET - 11 pieces - (Aluminum) table with granite inserts - needs repainting. $125 - firm. 386-492-4601. OHIO STATE longaberger basket. Perfect condition, collectable. 386-439-6202 after 4pm. NEW SEARS Craftsman router w/bits $40. Lighted entertainment center w/glass doors/shelves $75, 563-370-1268 LARGE WEBER Charcoal Grill, like new with chimney-$75. Pressure Washer-new in box $80.00 386-338-5262. KENT 2 Cool 20 inch girls bike--like new ($40), originally $80. 386-627-8446

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