Palm Coast Observer 04-07-16 by Brian McMillan

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This Ormond Beach girl with cerebral palsy has lots of friends at a Flagler Beach restaurant. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

HAPPILY EVER AFTER FOR 70 YEARS AND COUNTING Neil and Ruth Van De Weert each recently celebrated their 90th birthdays and are looking forward to their 70th wedding anniversary. The two met on the school bus as kids and eventually were married in 1946. They bought a lot in Palm Coast in 1975 but didn’t move here full-time until 2014. Read the full story at palmcoastobserver.com.

ike a lot of 6-year-old girls, Avery Bishop loves to practice gymnastics in her living room. She and her 8-year-old cousin, Lexi Weiner, work on their bridge poses side-by-side, each one encouraging the other to push harder. While Weiner can lift herself almost entirely off the ground, Bishop’s quadriplegic spastic cerebral palsy keeps her mainly on the floor. But rather than get frustrated, she just smiles, laughs and tries a little harder. “She’s never unhappy,” her dad, Gerald Bishop, said. “And she’s pretty determined to do stuff,” said her mom, Adrienne Bishop. “So we’ve always hoped she was going to walk by Emily Blackwood

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Name mixup leads to false arrest Dakota Ward, 19, was arrested after his name was confused with that of another man.

Problem solved: Flagler dominates Flagler students take home big awards at state level. Now, it’s Flaming Flocking Fundraiser time – so students can flock to Michigan. HOW CAN YOU HELP?

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Anyone with a common name has dealt with the confusion that comes with being mixed up with someone else with the same or a similar name. Usually, it’s just a nuisance. But for one young Bunnell man, a name mix-up led to criminal charges for failure to appear in court over a battery charge. Dakota Ward, a resident of Orange Street in Bunnell, didn’t believe it when his friend told him weeks ago that he’d seen Ward’s name on a court roster for a bench warrant. “I told him he was crazy, because SEE VICTIM PAGE 4

Gerald Bishop and Adrienne Bishop with their daughter, Avery

To order a flock of flamingos online, and support the Flagler Future Problem Solvers, go to flaglerfps.com/ flamingo-flocking, or checks can be made out to Flagler Schools/ Flagler FPS, and mailed to Future Problem Solving Program of Flagler County, ATTN: Andy Dance, 13 Evansville Lane, Palm Coast, FL 32164. For more information, call 627-5600.

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Flagler County students are headed to Michigan State University for the Future Problem Solvers International Competition. The students brought home 69 awards from the Future Problem Solvers State competition in Orlando on Saturday, April 2. Seventeen of those winners received an invitation to attend the International Conference in East Lansing, Michigan the first week of June. School Board member, and father of two participants, Andy Dance, was understandably proud of his daughters. He was proud of every Flagler student who participated, but he wouldn’t give the students all of the credit. “It’s a combination of great

students and the most outstanding teachers who are mentoring these students,” Dance said. “They are selfless and dedicated to these kids, and that is what was shown in these results.” Two of these teachers, Diane Tomko of Flagler Palm Coast High School, and Jennifer Colindres of Bunnell Elementary were awardSEE FLAGLER PAGE 3

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FPC’s Project LINK was one of two Flagler County teams to win the state’s top award, Grand Champion. Congrats! Overall,

Flagler students earned one State Scholarship, one International Scholarship runnerup, 17 International Conference Invitations and two Grand Champion awards

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A little help from her friends FOR THE PROCEDURE

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herself.” Currently, Avery Bishop uses a walker to get around, and takes muscle relaxers three times a day to ease the pain and gets Botox injections in her muscles to decrease the spasticity. None of those methods are permanent, and the tightness will only get worse over time due to her body not utilizing the muscles correctly. Up until a few months ago, her parents thought those were her only options, but a surgical procedure called selective dorsal rhizotomy is making her future look a whole lot brighter. The surgery is a more permanent method that alleviates the spasticity in the muscles and makes it very unlikely to return. As part of the recovery process, Avery Bishop would have to have physical therapy five times per week for six months to one year following. With this surgery, she has a very good chance of being able to walk independently. “We’ve never had anyone say, ‘I think you’re daughter’s gonna walk,’” said Adrienne Bishop, with tears in her eyes. “I was at work when they called, and I almost had a panic attack I was so overwhelmed.” Avery Bishop, who was sitting by her mom’s side, looked up at her with a very concerned face. “Don’t worry, honey,” Adrienne Bishop smiled as she hugged her close. “These are happy tears.”

“From the time I’ve known her, everything she and her family have endured, all I see are smiles, joys and happiness.” JENNIFER MANCUSO, manager at High Tides at Snack Jack and photographer

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Avery Bishop and her cousin, Lexi Weiner, practice their gymnastics at home.

HOW YOU CAN HELP To donate, go to the Help Avery Bishop Walk Facebook page for information on the family’s GoFundMe page. So far, they’ve raised over $4,000, and Gail Holt says, “Just five or 10 dollars really makes a difference.”

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The surgery itself cost $35,000, and the Bishops’ insurance denied to pay for it because it’s out of state, in St. Louis. So the family is taking matters into their own hands and asking for the help of their community to raise a total of $40,000 to help cover the costs of the surgery and the travel expenses. They’re hoping to have the surgery done in July. Gail Holt, co-owner of High Tides at Snack Jack, in Flagler Beach, has been a family friend of the Bishops for many years, and when she heard Adrienne Bishop’s story, she knew she had to step in and help. “She said, ‘I will sell my kidney for my daughter,” Holt said. “That’s when I was like, ‘Let’s do this. It’s gonna be hard, but we can raise the money.’” On April 3, the entire restaurant staff — a total of 40 people — came in early to assist with a photoshoot of the 6-year-old to put on a calendar to sell for the the fundraiser. “The staff fell in love with Avery and her family,” Holt said. “Just look at her. Are you kidding me? She’s such a special girl.”

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ed Sunshine Awards. Tomko had a family emergency following the weekend competition and was unavailable for an interview. “At the beginning of the State competition, nominations are accepted, and both teachers were awarded for their contributions to the students,” Dance said. “I was really honored,” Jennifer Colindres said. “Everyone there is an outstanding educator.” Colindres said the students exceeded all of her expectations. “We worked hard,” she said. “We have a class motto – ‘We work hard and we play hard.’” This will be the second time Colindres is taking students to the International competition. “I took two kids last year; this year I am taking 20,” Colindres said. “I never imagined that this many of my kids would be invited.” Dance said the program is a great preparation, not only for college success for the students, but life success as well. “So many ties to success go back to them being involved in Future Problem Solvers,” he said. The next challenge will be to ensure that all of the students who worked so hard for this honor get to participate in the International competition in Michigan. Dance said that means – “It’s Flamingo Flocking time.” “Once again we will have Flamingo Flocking to help raise funds to offset the costs so they all can participate,” Dance said. “It’s kind of like a booster club.” The annual fundraiser allows FPS supporters to flock their friends, family, and neighbor’s yards with plastic pink flamingos. How large a flock is up to the donor. A resident could wake up to an even dozen flamingos for $20, or a yard full of 30 flamingos for $40. You don’t like the pink plastic State bird of Florida? There’s anti-flocking insurance available for $25 which will protect your yard for a year. “We are going to have a lot of fundraisers in the next 60 days,” Dance said.

Grand Champion - Project G.R.E.E.N., from Bunnell Elementary School, was invited to Internationals. From left: Jermaine Bucknor, Danny Wolcott, Sean Gilliam. Madelynn Oliva and Jackson McMillan.

THE RESULTS

Provided by the State FPS District. See flaglerfps.com/ district-state-internationalcompetition/ FLORIDA FPS STATE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT Savannah Umpenhour (FPC) FPSPI INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP RUNNER-UP Savannah Umpenhour (FPC) MULTI-SCHOOL GLOBAL ISSUES WRITING: Junior Division Third – Daniel Wolcott (BES) Middle Division Third – Ellis Valladares (FPC); Second - Ashley Smith (FPC); First – Daniella Sbordone (FPC) Senior Division Third – Saige Brey (FPC); Third – Zaria George (FPC); Third – Max Romero (FPC); Third – Guillermo Soto (MHS); Second – Kayla Dance (FPC); Second – Kylie Miller (FPC); First – Amberly Dong (FPC); First – Rida Muneer (FPC) INDIVIDUAL SCENARIO WRITING: Junior Division Eighth – Paul Grau (BES) Middle Division Third – Daniella Sbordone (FPC) Senior Division Second – Bayley Steinwehr (FPC) Invited to Internationals First – Zaria George (FPC) Invited to Internationals

GROUP SCENARIO WRITING: Junior Division Sixth – Paul Grau (BES); Fifth – William St.Peter and Jermaine Bucknor (BES); Fourth – Abbigail Carver and William Vierengel (BES); Third – Michael Mwaura (BES) Second – Karissa Jackson (BES); First – Hope Bodin and Hope Romaine (BES) Middle Division Second – Amy Raleigh (FPC); First – Daniella Sbordone (FPC) Best Writer: Daniella Sbordone (FPC) Senior Division Second – Katya Martynuk (FPC); Second – Trey de Leon (FPC); Second – Teptida Battebhouse (MHS); First– Zaria George (FPC); First – Hannah Umpenhour (FPC) TEAM COMMUNITY PROBLEM SOLVERS: Junior Division HUMAN & ENVIRONMENT CATEGORY: Second – Beachy Clean (BES): Patrick White, Abby Carver, Michael Mwaura, Hope Bodin, Matthew Brunell First -Animal Assisters (BES) Invited to Internationals Kenny Logan, William Vierengel, William St. Peter, Margaret D’Elia, Gabe Daboussi, Dylan Long, and Paul Grau HEALTH, CIVICS & EDUCATION CATEGORY: Second - R.A.P. - Reading and Athletics (Rymfire Elementary) Nicholas Blumengarten, Aaron Cope, Nathaniel Gasparini, Landon Gonzales, Tim King, Victoria Ganung, Jesse Doolin, and Hunter Becker First – HOPE (BES) Invited to Internationals Karissa Jackson, Hope Romaine, Christina Courson, Carmella Sweeney, and Isabella Miller Grand Champion - Project G.R.E.E.N. (BES) Invited to Internationals Sean Gilliam. Madelynn Oliva, Danny Wilcott, Jermaine Bucknor, and Jackson McMillan Middle Division First – Street Talk (FPC) Invitation to Internationals Michael Pierre, Sarah Main, Gianna Labarbera, David McErlane, and Brian Cote

Senior Division HEALTH & HUMAN CATEGORY Second – Pause4Paws (FPC) Kayla Colandrea, Janine Jao, Rida Muneer, Nicolle Perilli, and Mia Scarcella First – Good ol’ Days (FPC) Invited to Internationals Saige Brey, Allie Marino, Aaron Carll, Andrew Secunda, Diego Valdessarri, Zachary Verdi, Max Romero, Hannah Williams, Ernest Ardon, and Julietta Martinez EDUCATION & CIVIC CATEGORY Second – Team P.O.V. (FPC) Amberly Dong, Zaria George, Jessica Middleton, Sarah Tamayo, and Alexandra Feldman First – Teens for Safe Driving (FPC) Michael Brown, Ashton Craig, Ayden Craig, Isabel Vigil, and Jessica Wilcox Grand Champion – Project LINK (FPC) Invited to Internationals Kayla Dance, Sarah Dance, Judy Colindres, Vashti Malvoisin, and Ivana Moore INDIVIDUAL CMPS: Junior Division First – HEALTH - Isabella Colindres (BES) Invited to Internationals Second – Individual Booklet Carmella Sweeney (BES) Invited to Internationals Middle Division Second – Project InterLACE – Katya Martynuk (FPC) Invited to Internationals First – Keep Hope Afloat – Brielle Goldberg (FPC) Invited to Internationals TEAM GIPS (GLOBAL ISSUES PROBLEM SOLVING): Junior Division Fourth – Bunnell Elementary Team A Isabella Colindres, Sean Gilliam, Madelynn Oliva, and Paul Grau First – Bunnell Elementary Team C -Invited to Internationals Kenny Logan, Karissa Jackson, Hope Romaine, and Michael Mwaura Middle Division Second – FPC Team C Invited to Internationals Sarah Main, Gianna Labarbera, David McErlane, and Michael Pierre Senior Division Second – FPC Team F Invited to Internationals McKenzie Smith, Jada Bourke, Ally Erickson, and Zoe Wolfe First – FPC Team C Invited to Internationals Anna Buss, Nina Jones, Anna Walls, and Elizabeth Mason INDIVIDUAL GIPS (GLOBAL ISSUES PROBLEM SOLVING) Junior Division Second – Carmella Sweeny (BES) Middle Division Third – Liam Dineen (FPC) Second – Kyleigh Ruddy (ITMS) Invited to Internationals Senior Division Fourth – Melissa Yorio (FPC) First – Savannah Umpenhour (FPC) Invited to Internationals PRESENTATION OF ACTION PLANS Middle Division Fourth – FPC Team D; Third – FPC Team C Senior Division Sixth – FPC Team I; Fifth – FPC Team C; Fourth – FPC Team L; Second – FPC Team B First – FPC Team G SCENARIO PERFORMANCE Senior Division First – Alexandra Feldman Invited to Internationals; Third– Katya Martynuk Invited to Internationals

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When to restore Flagler Beach? The county might move ahead, using local and state money. JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

Flagler’s beaches are getting less sandy — a problem not only for beachgoers, but for anyone who lives near the waterfront and may need to travel Oceanshore Boulevard during an evacuation: As the sand that supports those structures washes away, roads and buildings become vulnerable. Flagler County thought it had a plan to fix the problem. A 50-year, $43,465,000 Army Corps of Engineers beach renourishment project was to be paid for mostly with federal money, with most of the rest paid for by the state. Now that crucial federal grant money is in jeopardy, Army Corps of Engineers staff told county officials at an April 4 workshop. When allocating money, the federal government seeks projects in locations where either there has been or soon might be a great deal of costly property damage. That means locations with highrises right on the beach take priority over ones like Flagler, Army Corps Project Manger Jason Harrah said. Flagler’s placement on that scale has recently fallen below the numbers needed to make the cut. Repairs to damage caused by Hurricane Sandy are also eating up federal money. Plus, the requirements favor projects that have already received some federal funding. That results in lobbyists needing only $1 for a project, because that $1 could make it eligible for thousands or millions more down the line. But Flagler hasn’t yet received even $1 for design and permitting. “We’re living in the land of no earmarks,” Harrah said. “To date, we’ve received no federal funds.” A feasibility study for the project is already done. But the design and permitting phase may cost $900,000 and take two years. The proposal was simple: Sand would be trucked in and added to Flagler’s beach, from the pier to 26th Street South to extend the dunes seaward, and protect the structures behind them — a process called renourishment. Every 11 years, more sand would be added. But in order to get sand that matched Flagler’s orange tint, pits would be drilled about 7 miles offshore. The sand would have to be extracted and then transported by boat to the beach. And it’s a lot of sand: Extending the dunes seaward by 10 feet would take about enough sand to fill 88 Olympicsized swimming pools. Flagler has options: It could wait for federal funding that may not come, seek state money and add local funds, contract with another firm, or do nothing. County Administrator Craig Coffey proposed moving forward with the project without federal money. “You may never have this alignment of planets and funding opportunities,” he said.

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Victim: ‘This is the wrong guy’ FROM PAGE 1

SHERIFF: ‘THIS WAS A TERRIBLE MISTAKE’ The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office released the following statement at 9:18 p.m. April 1:

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Dakota Ward, 19, was offshore fishing with his father March 26 when his mother called him to say that three policemen had arrived at the house. Worried, Dakota and his father came back. “Once we got back into Palm Coast, I called the Sheriff’s Office so they could send an officer out to speak to me, and tell me what was going on,” Dakota Ward said. The officer, Dakota Ward said, “Asked if I was Dakota Ward, and I said ‘Yes sir,’ and he said, ‘We have warrant out for your arrest.’ And I said, ‘For what?’ And he said … ‘A failure to appear on a misdemeanor battery charge.’” There wasn’t much he could do, then and there, with a law enforcement officer who was sure he was their guy, Dakota Ward said. “I put my hands behind my back, and said, ‘OK,’” he said. His parents were there when he was arrested, and were able to post his $1,000 bond. He spent about an hour and a half in jail. The family hired attorney Joshua Davis, who summarized the mix -up to a reporter. “The officer wrote a 707” — an arrest affidavit — “which was forwarded to the State Attorney’s Office,” Davis said. “The State Attorney decided to file charges on that incident. So charges are filed, and they send out summons, so people appear (in court).

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Dakota Ward — pictured here with a cobia caught off the coast of St. Augustine — wasn’t the one who committed the crime deputies were investigating. But, due to a name mixup, he was the one who got arrested.

Well, they got the wrong kid as the defendant, and of course he didn’t show up, because they’re serving him at the real defendant’s address.” Soon enough, Dakota’s mug shot appeared online. Davis printed out a copy and met with Chad Cox, the 25-year-old victim of the Dec. 15 battery for which Dakota Ward had been arrested for failing to appear in court. Cox wrote across the printout of the mug shot, “I Chad Cox am 100% sure this is the wrong guy it’s NOT De’coda Ward,” then signed it. Davis sent that signed printout to the Palm Coast Observer. Cox’s mother, a witness in the case, confirmed to a reporter that the Dakota Ward who’d been arrested wasn’t the one who hit her son. The young man who was arrested, Dakota, had brown hair and brown eyes. The one who hit her son — whose name was spelled De’coda, she said — had blondish hair and blue eyes. “The Dakota that they arrested is not the same De’coda Ward,” Donna Cox said. “I feel very bad that he’s in there. … My son met with the attorney of the wrong Dakota Ward one, and even looked at the picture and said, ‘Yeah, that’s not him.’” Davis tried to clear things up with the Sheriff’s Office, he said. “It’s frustrating,” he said. “After something like this happens, you would hope that somebody would jump on it and say, ‘Oh wow, we really screwed up.’ I keep getting the ‘cog-in-the-wheel’ speech. It’s nobody’s problem, yet I got a kid siting in jail over something he didn’t do. … I’ve been practicing law awhile, and this is pretty

upsetting to me.” Dakota Ward has twice since his arrest had law enforcement officers show up at his home to serve him papers to appear in court, Davis said. THE CRIME

Here’s what happened, according to the initial police report from the crime. On Dec. 15, Sheriff’s Office deputies were called out to a home on Forrester Lane. A deputy took a statement from Cox, the victim, and summarized it in a form 707 charging affidavit, writing that Cox “stated that Dakota Ward (suspect) and Steven Docking (suspect) attacked him.” Cox had been in an argument with his girlfriend, who “then texted her ex-boyfriend, Dakota, and asked him to come over to get Chad out of the home.” Concerned that things were escalating, Cox called his mother, Donna Cox, who came to the house as well. At some point, “Dakota then became angry and confronted him,” and, along with Docking, began punching him in the face, according to the report. The two men only stopped hitting him after Donna Cox intervened, according to the report. By the time deputies arrived, the two alleged attackers were gone. WHAT WENT WRONG?

There are supposed to be protections that would prevent someone from being arrested for a crime committed by another person with the same or a similar name. After learning about the apparent mix-up from a Palm Coast

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After Flagler County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) detectives conducted a follow up criminal investigation today, the state attorney’s office has dropped the charges against the Bunnell man wrongfully arrested on Saturday, March 26, 2016. FCSO Detention employees have removed his picture and identifying information from our website. The administrative expungement process will continue without delay until all records have been properly addressed. “This was a terrible mistake and we offer our sincere apology to this man and his family and we are doing everything in our power to rectify this matter. Although the internal investigation is not completed, it is apparent that this was an isolated mistake, one completed without malice or any intent,” said Flagler County Sheriff James L. Manfre. In accordance with Florida Statute 112.533, as soon as the investigation is completed and a finding has been presented to the deputy, the report will be released. The correct suspect has been identified and charges will be forwarded to the state attorney’s office for their review.

I hadn’t gotten in trouble for anything.” He hadn’t: The State Attorney’s Office has now dropped all charges against him, and the Sheriff’s Office has opened an internal investigation about the case. But another man with a similar name — De’coda Ward, who Dakota said he’d gone to school with at FPC and been mixed up with even then, receiving De’coda’s disciplinary reports — had, according to the victim and a witness in the battery case, hit someone Dec.15. That man allegedly failed to show up in court, according to court records, so Judge Melissa Moore Stens signed a warrant March 23 for failure to appear in court over the battery charge — but the original arrest affidavit mistakenly listed the defendant as “Dakota Ward,” and the warrant was signed for “Dakota Ward.”

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“It looks like it’s an unfortunate mistake that happened,” Hathaway said. “We dropped all charges when we became aware of it. All of the information on the 707 form was wrong — all consistent with the person who was arrested, but not the right Dakota.” As bad as things have been for his client, Davis said, mix-ups like this one could be even worse and have life-long consequences. “Luckily, it was a battery charge,” Davis said. “But what if the charge was, say, lewd and lascivious molestation on a child under 5? … Try explaining that to your employer at 18 years old. ‘Oh yeah, that’s not me.’” And, he said after a reporter told him of the internal affairs investigation, this wasn’t just one deputy’s error: There would have been missteps throughout the process that led to his client’s arrest, plus the multiple incidents of deputies coming to Dakota Ward’s house since. “They’ll fire the first guy, and then go on doing the same thing,” he said. Dakota Ward is worried about the ramifications of the arrest, like records that may remain online. The Sheriff’s Office has determined that the arrest was “a terrible mistake,” Sheriff James L. Manfre said in a news release, and the agency has removed Dakota Ward’s information, including his mug shot, from its online records. But mug shots are often aggregated by a number of private websites, so anyone who Googled the young man’s name might still see that he’d been arrested. As to the arrest itself, Dakota Ward said, “All of my friends, seeing my mug shot pop up — it’s kind of humiliating.”

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No longer just a two-exit town Will 293 bring more than just a ‘thrill ride’?

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Observer “If we are to build a better world, we must remember that the guiding principle is this — a policy of freedom for the individual is the only truly progressive policy.” FRIEDRICH HAYEK “Road to Serfdom,” 1944

BRIAN MCMILLAN EXECUTIVE EDITOR

y kids are not into roller coasters, but they got the thrill ride of their lives last week, whether they wanted it or not. On the way to a basketball practice for my son, I turned southbound onto Interstate 95 from Matanzas Woods Parkway. “Oh, is it open now?” my 9-year-old son, Grant, said with a big grin on his face. “Yep,” I said. “Exit 293. Pretty cool, right?” Ellie, 6, summed up the way all Matanzas Woods residents feel as they go down the ramp. She closed her eyes and said, “Weeeeeeeee!” There wasn’t the type of rush you get on a real roller coaster, but the new interchange is certainly a cause for celebration for us northerners. The basketball practice that day was at Seminole Woods Park. Usually, I hate that park because it’s so far away. But

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I’ve heard some Palm Coasters who remember the days when there were only a couple of stop lights in town. Now we have a third interchange! We’ve come a long way!

with the easier access to I-95, I got to the park in 15 minutes, whereas it usually takes about 30 when I take U.S. 1. I was so excited that I called my wife, Hailey, to share the news. “I know,” she said, just as ecstatic about the ramp as I was. “I got to Walmart in eight minutes!” Yes, we are aware that a new road is not something to get

WHAT’S IN STORE? What difference will the interchange make? Everyone is speculating that it could be a big boost to development on the northern end of Palm Coast. County Engineer Faith Alkhatib, who was in charge of the project, said she has been getting lots of phone calls from developers asking about the progress of the interchange. Now that it’s complete, it seems that it will be only a matter of time. “The planets are aligning to do some good things up there,” said Craig Coffey, county administrator.

this excited about, but when the road impacts you daily, it becomes big news. Unfortunately, as I looked up directions to these places on Google Maps, the time savings aren’t nearly as dramatic as they seemed in our heads. According to Google, I only saved two minutes on the way to Seminole Woods Park. Thanks a lot, Google. What a party pooper. But the party livens right back up when you talk to Faith Alkhatib. She is one of my neighbors and also happens to be an engineer for Flagler County and was the driving force behind the interchange project. I saw Faith recently at the Government Services Building, where she works, and we stopped to share our giddiness. Her anticipation of the interchange began long before I moved to Palm Coast.

In 2001, she and her husband both worked for the Florida Department of Transportation, and their son attended a school in St. Johns County. Searching for a central location for all of them, they explored Palm Coast. A real estate agent told them about the interchange that was being planned at Matanzas Woods, and they were hooked. An interchange near their home would solve all their problems! Little did she know that, in a matter of years, she would start working on the interchnage herself as a county employee. Little did she know that it would take 15 more years than the real estate agent had promised. But who’s counting? We can’t be upset: We’re too busy celebrating and calculating how long it takes to drive places. Now we can get to Orlando in half the time!

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he Flagler Palm Coast Bulldogs weightlifting team celebrated four individual regional championships and a third-place finish in team competition Friday, April 1, at FPC. Kendrick Thomas (129), Dante Bell (154), Colton Chinn (238), Mike Astro (heavyweight), who also won their district titles, will go to the FHSAA State Weightlifting Meet looking to be crowned a champion again.

“Everybody exceeded their goals, and we’re looking to win as a team at the state championships,” coach Duane Hagstrom said. Other than the four region champs, senior Dillan Walls also advanced, and Nicolai Murray advanced for Matanzas. Thomas will go in as the only top seed, and Astro and Bell will be seeded at second and third, respectively. Hagstrom believes they all have a good chance to take first place and join 2013 lifter Devon McIntire as state champions.

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ho would’ve known that a country as beautiful as New Zealand would be filled with such hopelessfeeling young teenagers? This near-depressing thought has gripped my mind ever since I got on the plane to come home, and it hasn’t stopped. While there for six days, I was asked to preach the gospel of Jesus and share my life story — when I was also once submerged in hopelessness — on a number of occasions, and I preached to countless young teens, who don’t envision a bright future for themselves. I made tons of new friends, and I hope to return there soon, so I can cultivate what I planted in my short stint there. My wife, Jessica, was afraid that I wouldn’t want to come home, and she was right. There’s such a great need for people of hope to wrap their arms around that country, but there doesn’t seem to be enough arms willing to go. While there, I made history for a group of native middle school and high school dropouts. My brother, Clarence, and I became the first African-Americans these kids had ever seen faceto-face. I never thought anyone would be so excited to see two black men. But, after they settled down, I told them my purpose for being there, and I tried to persuade them to get back in school and to pursue a different life path. That took place on my last day there, which made it all the more difficult to leave, but what made my return necessary is the fact that America, or our surrounding areas, share this same story. Kids struggle with depression, drugs and violence at such young ages, and, as a youth minister, I see and hear about this too often. Just as I spent nearly every day in the land down under the land down under, talking about a Savior who has come to give hope, I’m all the more encouraged to do the same in this community — and I’m glad I have lots of help. I recently attended a Fellowship of Christian Athletes meeting, where members of the community discussed the establishment of a leadership board and the desire to provide resources to middle and high school students who want to have an FCA Huddle (club). FCA believes that significance, meaning and purpose are found in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and I couldn’t agree more. So, I’m excited to be back, and I’m ever more excited to team up with this organization to give hope to those who need it most — our youth.

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Amanda Raleigh is the only FPC player to win four straight district titles.

Raleigh, the Rotary Scholar-Athlete Amanda Raleigh, four-year varsity letterman for Flagler Palm Coast, was honored as the Flagler Rotary Scholar-Athlete for the month of March. Raleigh recently represented the North Region of Florida in the Florida Coaches Association Senior All-Star Soccer Classic, where she played 75% of the minutes for two games. The North beat the South 2-0 on Fri-

day and then tied the West 3-3 in the championship game. Raleigh scored a header off a corner kick in the game. Raleigh is the only player in FPC history to win four straight district championships. She started all four years at center back. She also won three conference championships, and she played on FPC’s only Final Four team. Raleigh will be attending the University of South Carolina Upstate.

The Palm Coast Crush 13U recently won the USSSA Spring Fever Baseball Tournament in March, in Ormond Beach. Aedan Celestino was credited as the tournament’s top performer, due to pitching a no-hitter in Game No. 1. Tate Underburg went on to pitch the Crush to victory in Game 2, and Nathan Quinn pitched a twohitter to wrap up a 9-1 win and the championship.

Pacifico wows at future home, again Since committing to the University of Florida, senior runner Justin Pacifico has visited the school twice for competitions, and he’s run away from his competition in all of his races. Pacifico’s most recent wins came at the Pepsi Florida Relays this past weekend, where he won the 800-meter race with a third consecutive PR, this time 1:51:87, which is 20 seconds behind the nation’s fastest time this year. Pacifico also teamed up with

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Pirates lacrosse finish regular season in dominating fashion Sitting at 1-3 early on in the season, it appeared the Matanzas Lady Pirates’ 2016 lacrosse season was quickly heading down the drain, similar to the previous year. Since then, the girls have yet to lose, currently riding an 11-game win streak to the district championship. “We decided that instead of hoping we win, we were going to work our butts off for one another,” said team captain Bailee Hurd. “And, I credit Coach (LeAnn Johnston) so much. She really got tough on us this year. She knew we wanted to win; we just needed her push and coaching skills. We had a lot of new plays this year that have been really successful

so far.” Johnston has completely flipped the Lady Pirates’ wonloss record in just one season, taking Matanzas from a 2-11 to 12-3 team record. They haven’t loss since Feb. 18. The Lady Pirates will pit their win streak on the line, when they play St. Augustine in the district final April 7, in St. Augustine.

MARCH 30: Stableford Points: 1st Green Flight: Joe Lewis 45, Tom Loney 40MC; 2nd Flight: Dave Cummings 41MC, Gary Soppe 41MC; 1st Gold Flight: Bill Grimsdale 41MC, Paul Schneck 41MC; 2nd Gold: Ed Gonzalez 42MC, Bill Ilavsky 42MC; 1st White Flight: Gary Carlson 48, Mark Gregoire 44; 2nd Flight: Robert Faunce 43MC, Gary Owens 43MC; 3rd Flight: Mike Jackson 44MC, Charlie Cunningham 44MC; 4th Flight: Joe Librizzi 37MC, Pete Lomaglio 39MC.

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MARCH 24: NEFSGA Championship: gross champions: tied Jim Kavanagh and Joe Lewis 164, net champion 132; 1st Flight: Rasheed Ali 142; 2nd Flight: gross Dave Turco 173, Charlie Flynn 144; 3rd Flight: gross John Yuschock 169, net John Raybon 133; 4th Flight: gross Richard Brodeur 184, net Mike Jackson 140; 5th Flight: gross Steve Ivey 185, net Walter Twyman 140.

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urtle Fest celebrated its ninth year in Flagler Beach Saturday, April 2. The event owes its success to Lori Ottlein, who started Turtle Fest in hopes of raising money for Turtle Patrol, the local volunteer organization dedicated to preserving turtle life on Flagler and Volusia beaches. Turtle Fest is the only fundraiser for Turtle Patrol, and is needed to raise money and awareness. Ottlein wasn’t sure what would happen when she ran that first festival nine years ago, but every year it just gets bigger and bigger. Ottlein became involved 16 years ago with her very first turtle, a 26-year old reptile named Samantha. Turtle Patrol’s operations are funded differently in Flagler and Volusia. In Volusia, Turtle Patrol is provided funds through the state to operate, mainly from allowing vehicles on the beaches. For Flagler’s Turtle Patrol, Turtle Fest assures most of the group’s funding. To be able to operate Turtle Patrol, the group needs to be able to protect the turtle nests. Required supplies include flags for marking turtle nests, and ATV fuel to drive the beach to locate any new nests. The Flagler Turtle Patrol’s supporters include Paul Chestnut and Scott Fox, new owners of Tortugas restaurant (formerly Fuego del Mar). Tortugas will donate $1 to the Flagler Beach Turtle Patrol for every bottle of Terrapin Hopsecutioner beer they sell. The promotion raised $225 for Turtle Patrol in its first two weeks. If they are able to keep that up, by the end of the year, they will have raised $4,275. If you would like to help out our local Turtle Patrol you can adopt a nest or donate, by visiting the website, turtlepatrol.com.

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who can’t agree on anything, this vital week-long observance either starts on April Fools Day or on April 4. Either way, it lasts a week. To be safe, I will celebrate through next Monday, April 11. In all seriousness, this shouldn’t be one day, or one week. It should be celebrated every day, every time you take your dog out for a walk. Doggie doo is more than an unattractive nuisance. It’s

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Sabina Magerovsky, Giana Pubill, Lydia Linden-Cox and First Place winner Hanna Hile pose for photos after receiving their awards at the Salvo Art Gallery on Saturday night.

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house with a swimming pool, dock and saltwater-canal view was the top real estate sales transaction for the week of Feb. 25 through March 2 in Palm Coast. Bonnie Sauve, of Tampa, sold the home at 4 Cunningham Lane to John and Ellen Bertolacci, of Palm Coast, for $312,000. Built in 2002, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,854 square feet of living area.

PALM HARBOR Isaac Rodrigues and John Soares, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 2 Folson Lane to Robert and Cynthia Jones, of Palm Coast, for $249,900. Built in 1989, it has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,742 square feet of living area.

Vicente and Jacqueline Nadal, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 2 Floyd Court to Michael and Joy Thompson, of Palm Coast, for $290,000. Built in 1986, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,085 square feet of living area.

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BELLE TERRE Lucinda LaJeunesse, of Troy, New York, sold the home at 179 Prichard Drive to Antonio and Marilia Henriques, of Manahawkin, New Jersey, for $208,000. Built in 1998, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,828 square feet of living area. DAYTONA NORTH Ali Salimy, of Parkland, Florida, sold the home at 6068 Cherry Lane to Mark and Kelly Gore, of Bunnell, for $38,000. Built in 2001, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and 920 square feet of living area.

HAMMOCK DUNES Bernard F. Wilbur, Jr, Bernard F. Wilbur, III, and Paul Bourdeau, as trustees of Ruth Wilbur, of West Hartford, Connecticut, sold the home at 8 Corte Del Mar to Robert and Nancy Ditmar, of Palm Coast, for $247,500. Built in 1990, it has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,929 square feet of living area. INDIAN TRAILS Barbara Holmes, personal representative of the estate of Barbara Kirby, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 23 Bayside Drive to Maureen Sweet, of Palm Coast, for $130,000. Built in 1990, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,247 square feet.

Fannie Mae, of Dallas, sold the home at 58 Brittany Lane to Ronald Wilfeard, of Palm Coast, for $130,500. Built in 1989, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,808 square feet of living area. Charles and Ruth Stock, of Lake Worth, sold the home at 120 Braddock Lane to Glenn and Sandra Peloquin, of St. Augustine, for $132,000. Built in 1998, it has three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and 1,656 square feet of living area. LAKESIDE AT MATANZAS Fannie Mae, of Dallas, sold the home at 5 San Miguel Court to Kenneth Brynteson, of Palm Coast, for $225,650. Built in

SEMINOLE WOODS Yvonne Parker, of Ormond Beach, sold the home at 6 Squash Blossom Court to Paul and Dina Sonntag, of Palm Coast, for $130,000. Built in 1989, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,623 square feet of living area.

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