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To take their minds off the death of one of the restaurant’s owners, the guys from Joe’s New York Pizza competed in the World Pizza Games. They found out Alex Stephens was pretty good. As REMEMBERING JOE his colleague now Joe Bennici, a former owner of likes to say, ‘We’ve Joe’s New York Pizza & Pasta got the third fastest (1070 Palm Coast Parkway NW), died in his sleep on Jan. 27. Joe guy on the planet.’ and his brother, Mike, opened their PAGE 4 restaurant 12 years ago on April 2.
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Cameron Higgins came home on April 1 — almost exactly two months after an AVM, arteriovenous malformation, incapacitated the 11-year-old, and had him fighting for his life. “I was waiting for them to say SEE WELCOME PAGE 3
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Palm Coast City Council members have joked about a proposed ‘monopine’ communication tower’s appearance, but they voted unanimously April 4 to approve the 150-foot tower, which is expected to improve cell phone coverage for about two miles near Palm Coast Parkway. The tower will be built on city-owned land on Corporate Drive west of the Flagler County Library, and will be able to accommodate four cell carriers. ATT has already signed on.
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Prior to joining Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center, Jimenez was the vice president of medical affairs for what was then called Park Ridge Hospital and the Appalachian Region of Adventist Health System from 2006-2009. Photo by Lisa Wolfe Charges dropped in The old Flagler Technical Institue building is being demolished, after no one bid puppy abuse case
All charges have been dropped against Shawn Robert Higgins, a 49-year-old charged in October with choking his girlfriend and with breaking her 9-monthold puppy’s leg by throwing the pup against the ground. Deputies had initially charged Higgins with animal abuse, battery by strangulation and criminal mischief in connection with the Oct. 3 incident. “There are inconsistencies in the evidence and testimony, and there’s insufficient evidence to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt,” State Attorney’s Office spokesman Spencer Hathaway said.
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Michael Mercado and his mother, Sharla, drove from DeLand so Michael could once again speak to those attending the Flagler County Boy Scout Golden Eagle Dinner.
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he diners at The Hammock Dunes Club restaurant all had one thing in common on Wednesday, April 6 — they all found great value in the Boy Scouts program. This year’s Flagler County 2016 Boy Scout Golden Eagle Dinner honoree was Mike Chiumento, a local attorney and an active member of many Flagler and Volusia organizations. His son, Michael Chiumento III, was the dinner chairman. When the evening was over, $26,263 had been raised. For Bob Cuff, another local attorney, the Flagler County Golden Eagle dinner is an annual tradition, even though he was never a Boy Scout. “I grew up in a small town in southwestern Massachusetts, and there wasn’t a Boy Scout troop,” he said. “For some reason, the Girl Scouts ruled the place; it must have been the cookies.” He was impressed with the scout who gave the presentation at the dinner. “When this kid grows up,” Cuff said, “he’s going to be the president of the United States. He sounds like he’s the CEO of a large corporation when he starts talking about all of the activities.” Cuff was describing Michael Mercado. Mercado spoke at last year’s dinner as well and was introduced this year again as a Cub Scout, although he was now wearing a Boy Scouts uniform. When Michael was asked afterward what level of scout he was, his eyes turned to his mother, Sharla, who reminded him that “trustworthy” was part of the Boy Scout law. “I’m undercover as a Cub Scout,” Michael admitted, adding that he advanced to Boy Scouts in February. One of Michael’s favorite things about scouting is camping at
Michael Chiumento was the Dinner Honoree at the Flagler County 2016 Boy Scout Golden Eagle Dinner. Michael Chiumento III was this year’s dinner chairman at the Golden Eagle Dinner.
Scouting stats 181 NASA astronauts were scouts. Camp LaNoChe in Paisley, Florida. The camp was also School Board member Trevor Tucker’s favorite part of being a Scout. “It’s great to introduce the children to new and exciting things. Most kids don’t get to go out camping,” Tucker said. “I think it gives a good moral base to the kids.” Chiumento III listed some famous individuals who were scouts, including Neil Armstrong and Steven Spielberg. “The scouts make leaders. They are responsible for shaping our communities and developing our leaders for the future,” Chiumento III, said.
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Boy Scout District Director Halvern Johnson watches as the Color Guard from Palm Coast Troop 402 wait to post the colors at the Golden Eagle Dinner.
36% of the graduates at the U.S. Military Academy were scouts. 25% of the graduates of the U.S. Naval Academy were scouts.
April Fool, he’s not going home, but I think they knew better than that,” said Ashley Higgins, Cameron’s mom. Higgins found her 11-year-old son on the kitchen floor on the evening of Feb. 3. He was suffering from AVM, an ailment she knew nothing about. That has changed — through research, and after sitting by Cameron’s bedside at Jacksonville’s Wolfson Children’s Hospital and Brook Rehabilitation Center. Higgins is now well-versed on the cause and treatments for the malformation that changed their lives. As they headed toward home on April 1, she asked Cameron if he knew where they were — but he didn’t — not until they turned onto their street in Palm Coast. “When we turned onto our street his eyes got big,” Higgins said. “Everyone came pouring out of the house to greet him.” Cameron was particularly happy to be reunited with his pets: Lulu, the dog; and Gracie and Cooper, the cats. Since he’s been home, his routine has been filled with therapy and outings to favorite places like Waterfront Park. The family awaits the arrival of a gait trainer, a walker designed to help Cameron practice walking. “The question ‘will he be able to walk?’ wasn’t answered until he started moving his right leg two weeks ago,” Higgins said. “Now that he is moving his right arm and leg, it is believed that he has an excellent chance of walking again. The six-month mark is going to tell us what he is going to get back, and what is gone.” His recovery is more than physical. Higgins knows the mental recovery will take years. “The AVM was on the left side of the brain, the side that controls language,” she said. “I have Cameron with me, but the Cameron I know is still slowly coming back.” On Monday, April 18, he will return to Wolfson Children’s Hospital for an angiogram. The doctors will feed a tube from his groin to his brain, and insert dye to see how big the AVM is and to make sure there aren’t other aneurysms present. The day will also include an MRI, which will allow the doctors to determine if surgery or radiation is the best course of treatment for Cameron. Higgins is hoping the procedures can be done on an out-patient basis, but with the anesthesia, she knows there is a possibility that he will stay the night. The generosity of those who have heard of Cameron’s story has overwhelmed Higgins. On Wednesday, April 11, the Grand Haven Golf Club — she works for the Community Development District there — held a golf tournament to benefit Cameron. She found it difficult to be “silent” during the silent auction. “I was bawling 10 minutes into it,” she said. “There were these people bidding $100, $200, and more. I looked at these people, and some I knew, but most I didn’t know, and they didn’t know who I am. The fact that they are willing to support someone they don’t know – so much generosity.” Cameron was able to attend the event, and even drew some winning drawing tickets. “I’ll never be able to repay these people,” Higgins said. “I’m not just talking about the money, but what they have given me in support and love.”
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One of the fastest in the world Alex Stephens, of Joe’s New York Pizza and Pasta, took bronze at the World Pizza Games. JEFF DAWSEY STAFF WRITER
Stephens figured he would do well in the fastest pizza stretching competition. Turns out, he’s even faster at folding boxes, which surprised him. “I haven’t touched a pizza box in six years,” he said. “I don’t make boxes anymore; I make pizza.”
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he’s been one of his most consistent team members. “I thought it would be a great opportunity to give back to one of our best guys, who has given so much to the store,” Bennici said. “He’s really mastered his craft here, and I figured it would be a great opportunity to take him to Vegas and display his skills on a world stage.” “Those are some serious bragging rights for us,” Bennici added. “We got the third fastest guy on the planet.” Joe’s New York Pizza & Pasta is located at 1070 Palm Coast Parkway NW. Call 445-1650.
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Grand Haven Realty’s new partnership: Grand Living Realty The new company will cover properties and developments beyond Grand Haven. JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR
Three extra forms of photo and signature identification are now accepted in polling locations in Florida. They are: a veteran health identification card issued by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs; a license to carry a concealed weapon or firearm; and an employee identification card issued by any branch or entity of the Federal government, the state, a county,
ALL AT ONCE “All my development deals are starting to take off at once,” Cullis said. He listed four: the planned Lighthouse Harbor Marina Village on the former Lehigh Cement property; Old Kings Village, consisting of 72 townhome lots, 159 patio lots and a shopping center; a property off Laramie Drive; and another off Colbert Lane that is planned as a senior living community called Tuscan Gardens. “I think we’ll get the permitting done on all of them this year, and hopefully be able to start selling next year,” Cullis said.
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The soon-to-be-forgotten 1-year-old Small moments, but hopefully big memories.
BRIAN MCMILLAN EXECUTIVE EDITOR
It was early in the morning, and the front door to the house was wide open. In the doorjamb, wearing her purple pajamas, standing only as tall as her mother’s kneecap, 1-year-old Kennedy beamed her big smile and waved goodbye to me and to her three older siblings who were in the backseat of my car. It struck me, as I pulled out of the driveway for our daily trip to school, that this child — at least in her current state — soon would be forgotten. Soon, she will learn to talk and read and write, and the 1-year-old will become ancient history. And I felt that melancholy
that comes to me every so often as a father, when I look at 6-year-old Ellie, 9-year-old Grant and 12-year-old Jackson, as well, and I know with a surety that each of them will also be forgotten and replaced with older versions of themselves: 7-year-old Ellie, 10-year-old Grant and 13-year-old Jackson. While some days parenthood is thrillingly new, other days it is characterized by an emotion curiously like grief: mourning over the younger children. So, in the middle of the road in front of our house, I made sure the three kids in the back seat all paused to wave back at Kennedy. On our drive, we looked into the future, with the baby as our reference point. In 2022 Kennedy’s oldest brother, Jackson, will graduate from high school, just a few months before she turns 8. In 2024, Grant will graduate from high school, when Kennedy is in fourth grade — the same grade Grant is in now.
A far-off look spread across Grant’s face in the rearview mirror. “I can’t imagine her in fourth grade,” he said with a smile. “I can only picture a fourth-grader’s body with Kennedy’s tiny head.” “When she’s older, she won’t be cute anymore,” said my 6-year-old, Ellie, a worried expression on her face. “Sure she will,” I said. “She’ll just look different. Just like you look different now.” I tried to impress upon them the emotion that I was feeling: that the time we have with each other isn’t very long. Soon, everyone is off to college and having their own families. That knowledge should motivate us always to treat each other with kindness, so that we have good memories to keep with us all those years in the future. Once the kids sensed that the lecture was over, of course, the fighting resumed in the back seat. But am I similarly forgetful? When I get home from work each day, do I sit on the couch
and busy myself with my phone or other nonessential pursuits? Of late, I’ve been motivated to spend hours splicing together what to anyone else would be extremely boring home videos that, someday, when I’m old and gray, I will watch with my wife in our empty house as we count down the days until our next trip to see our grandchildren, should we be fortunate enough to have any. What was going on in Kennedy’s head as she waved goodbye to her father and siblings that morning? She has no concept of time, no reason to think that life will ever change, that her days in that doorjamb are numbered. Most children lack any awareness of how temporary their situation is, how fleeting their crises. As we get older, the weight of time can be crushing, unless we become as little children again and live fully in each small moment as it comes: the passing of the ketchup, the basketball in the air on its way to the hoop in the driveway, the rich silence after family prayer.
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In 1982, Congress created the Congressional Art Competition to give high school students from each district a way to showcase their artwork. This year, the Congressional Art Competition winner from Florida 6th Congressional District was announced April 10, at the Ocean Art Gallery in Flagler Beach. This year’s contest started with about 60 submitted pieces from the district, which encompasses half of Volusia County and all of St. Johns and Flagler counties. The entries were narrowed down to 10 through voting on the Facebook page of U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis, FL-6. DeSantis attended the event in order to present the certificates and name the winner. The focal point of the gallery featured the 10 final pieces, displayed on easels in a large circle in the center of the main room. Gallery owner Frank Gromling selected three local judges to choose a finalist. The judges were Art LaMay, a gallery owner; Kim Carney, Flagler Beach commissioner; and Charles Shaefer, an artist within the gallery and the director of Art of the Gardens at Epcot. This was the gallery’s second year hosting the finalists. This year’s winner was Daria Hughes, a sophomore from Seabreeze High School. “It feels
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incredible and surreal,” she said, knowing her artwork will be on display in D.C. Hughes used watercolor paint to create her piece, “Medley.” Her winning piece, a still life of flowers, is much different from what she refers to as her “go-to” paintings of characters. Hughes’ painting will be one of 434 student pieces that will be hung in the tunnel that connects the Capitol Building to the Office Building. DeSantis urged students to continue creating and to pursue their artistic talent as far as it will take them.
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Meghan Wine and Rob Maxwell, of Keiser College, were impressed with the FPC students they met at the annual Career Day on Thursday, April 7. “Everyone has been so polite,” said Wine, the college’s admissions director. “They have asked me amazing questions.” Maxwell, the director of sports medicine, added that the FPC students seemed more prepared for the career fair than students at other school fairs they had attended. FPC students Jade LouisJeune, Malia Dalzell and David McErlane were checking out all of the booths, even those that were not in their projected career fields, and asking questions. Andrew Crawford and Anthony Candva were asked whether they would like to work for a company or for themselves. Anthony said he would prefer to work for himself, so he could choose his own hours. Andrew said it would depend on what company was offering the job. The majority of students who were asked expressed an interest in self-employment. During the lunch break, attendees climbed the stairs to the second level of the gym for the annual Flagship Symposium, a luncheon opportunity for flag-
ship program partners to get an update on what’s happening in the schools. FPC culinary students served lunch provided by Olive Garden, while school district Superintendent Jacob Oliva, Chamber of Commerce President Rebecca DeLorenzo and others gave presentations. At least one student from each school flagship program was stationed at each table. Nicholas Blumengarten, a student at Rymfire Elementary, sat next to his principal, Barbara Sauvelpahkick. Nicholas answered questions about the program in his school — Medical Sciences, Health and Fitness. When one guest commented on Nicholas’ communication skills, Sauvelpahkick simply said, “That’s all him. This is Nick.” Nicholas’ career ambitions were first to play football in the NFL (Washington Redskins), and secondly, to be a cardiologist. “Both of my grandfathers have heart problems,” Nicholas said. “I would like to be a cardiologist to help older people, like my grandfathers.” Oliva presented a slide show that illustrated what the school district is trying to prepare the students for when they graduate. It’s not an easy task, as the workforce continues to change. “What we are seeing are the top jobs of this generation didn’t exist 10 years ago,” Oliva said. “A lot of the jobs we are preparing them for may not have been invented yet.”
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Holland Park renovation crawls ahead Also: Dozens showed up at the April 12 City Council workshop, asking to create a senior center. JONATHAN SIMMONS
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Triple Crown Sports, a national company that puts on youth sports tournaments designed to combine with family vacations, is launching two youth baseball tournaments in Palm Coast and the Flagler Beaches this spring – with hopes of establishing annual baseball championship tournaments here. Among the venues will be the fields at Holland Park, which city staff says will be ready in time for the April 23 and 24 games. Other venues are Indian Trails Sports Complex, the Flagler County Recreational Area and possibly Flagler Palm Coast High School (depending on the number of teams that participate).
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The contractor now expects the work to end in July, Cote said. Upcoming work will include landscape and irrigation and work on the park’s tennis and basketball courts and its facilities for shuffleboard, volleyball, handball.
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Work on Holland Park is costing more and taking longer than expected, with the city asking for an additional $50,000 for the project. That’s in addition to $100,000 of unexpected expenses the city already paid for the project, which was supposed to end in March. “I think you all are aware that we’ve had some troubles,” City Manager Jim Landon told the council at an April 12 workshop. “This project was started before I came here, so about 10 years ago. ... We obviously have put more hours into it than anticipated.” City Council has already approved an extension of design contracts with Arcadis U.S. and Littlejohn Engineering Associates for an amount not to exceed $100,000. But that money has been used, and the project needs another $50,000, Palm Coast Construction Manager Carl Cote said. The city might be able to recoup some of that money, Landon said, through a contract provision that lets the city collect damages if contractor delays cause the project to run overtime. A master plan for the renovations was completed in 2007 and updated in 2009 and 2011, then construction started Feb. 2, 2014.
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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
The following is an edited news release from the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office: Flagler County Sheriff James L. Manfre welcomed two new communications specialists to the Sheriff’s Office April 6. Iris Sciandra, 52, and VeEtta BessDukes, 40, both have previous law enforcement experience as communication specialists.
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A 52-year-old Palm Coast woman threw food and silverware at her teenage daughter, then struck her in the head with a broom handle — leaving a cut a hospital physician said might leave a scar — after the daughter sent provocative pictures of herself over the internet, according to a Sheriff’s Office report. The mother, Virginia Jennelle, faces charges of abuse causing great bodily harm.
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The following is an edited news release from the city of Palm Coast communications office: Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts is joining mayors across the country in asking residents to make a commitment to conserve water and cut pollution by taking part in a national contest aimed at drastically slashing water and energy use across the nation — and in return, residents can win a new Toyota Prius, water saving fixtures, and hundreds of other prizes. Please go online at mywaterpledge.com between April 1 and 30 to take the water challenge pledge! Last year was Palm Coast’s first year to participate in the national competition, and the city was proud to come in seventh in the nation for cities with a population of 30,000 to 99,999.
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SPORTS All brawns — and brains
Double the district titles Matanzas lacrosse makes history by winning both the girls’ and boys’ district titles.
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First-year head coach LeAnn Johnston hoists the girls’ district title.
The Pirates have scored 45 goals in their last two games.
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Jeff Goren gets to meet his alma mater in postseason play.
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Matanzas will play Lake Brantley Friday, April 15, at Matanzas. Pirates’ coach Jeff Goren is a Lake Brantley alum from the Class of 2002. “I’m really looking forward to playing Lake Brantley. For the past two years, I’ve been trying to schedule a game with them, but we haven’t been able to make it happen. Everything happens for a reason, and I’m glad we get to play my alma mater with the season on the line. Brantley has a long standing tradition of excellence in their lacrosse program.
fter a two-year hiatus, in which St. Augustine won both championships, the Matanzas Lady Pirates are back atop the district mountain, while the boys proved that last year’s district championship was no fluke. Both lacrosse programs downed both St. Augustine’s teams to celebrate district titles on the same night, the girls winning 9-4 while the boys won 23-7, their second straight over the Yellow Jackets. Heading into the postseason, both teams seem to have waited to unleash their best play for this moment: The boys have won their last two games by a combined score of 45-10, and the girls have pulled off 12 straight wins, after starting the season 1-3. “We’ve been waiting all season to get this going, and I really think it has to do with our preparation,” said Jeff Goren, the boys’ head coach. “We kept that burn in our belly, and, when it became game time, we were ready to go.”
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Cadaen Wilds fires and scores one of her three goals from distance.
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For the Lady Pirates, Cadaen Wilde scored three goals; Erica Payavis and Annie Doughtery scored two apiece; Jill Bontempo and Bailee Hurd each scored a goal. For the boys, Andrew McIntyre scored five goals; Storm Schalit and James Mayer had four goals each; Jonah Robertson and Paul Pechman each had three goals; Gunner Parson had two goals, and Colten Buxman and Jericho Pedron scored a goal each.
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s impressive as it may be to throw three touchdowns, win a basketball district championship or bowl a 300, the classroom “stats” some studentathletes are earning will also cause heads to turn. One of my favorite quotes comes from Palm Coast resident Ike Harris, a former NFL player and good friend, who said about education, “I can blow out a knee and an ankle, but more times than not, if God allows me to breathe, I will always be able to think.” While I understand that, in the sports world, game stats matter the most, I want to highlight a few student-athletes who not only have succeeded in their respective playing fields, but have also excelled where it matters most — in the classroom. Bailey Gillespy, of Father Lopez, has earned multiple sports awards and honors in volleyball and track, including a school record for reaching the state finals in track for four events, as a sophomore. But, what’s even better is that Gillespy will graduate at the top of her class as the valedictorian. Nick Kubiet played an essential part on Matanzas’ historic football team this past season, totaling 76 tackles, 29 for loss, and 9.5 sacks, earning a First-Team All-Area selection as a junior. In the classroom, Kubiet has posted a perfect GPA. Last year, senior tennis player Noah Thompson reached the state finals tournament for Seabreeze, and he’s gone back as a regional champion. Thompson’s academic achievements, however, are too many to name. He’s ranked fourth in his class with a perfect GPA , and he’s won the AP Scholar Award. On the baseball field, Flagler Palm Coast’s Austin Massebeau received All-Area Honorable Mention honors last year. When he’s not playing, Massebeau fulfills his roles in other clubs, such as president of the Student Athletic Advisory Council. Kate Litke now owns Mainland’s volleyball career school record for digs, and last season, she led all softball players with an astounding .659 batting average. Even more astounding, Litke got accepted into the University of Florida’s Pre-Med school, where she hopes to become a doctor. When asked why education was so important to them, they all responded with this similar response: “An education is going to allow me to succeed in life.” They, who represent many others, are not just athletes; they’re student-athletes, who understand why student comes first.
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Tiana Hernandez: a walking miracle LADY DAWGS SET FOR TITLE GAME
The FPC freshman once suffered from AVM, but you would never know, based on her career. JEFF DAWSEY SPORTS EDITOR
Leading the Lady Bulldogs in RBIs, home runs, doubles and hits, as a freshman, you would never know Tiana Hernandez once suffered from an inoperable, undetected AVM in her brain. At 8 years old, just a few months after she fell in love with softball in 2009, Hernandez collapsed and nearly died. It was discovered that she had an arteriovenous malformation, causing her to experience complications similar to a stroke victim, suffering vision loss, partial paralysis, losing her memory and some of her motor skills. During this period, Hernandez had regressed mentally to a 6-year-old. “She woke up different kid, and our world was shaken,” said Rena Hernandez, her mom. “All of a sudden, she was asking for ‘Chocky-milk’ like a baby. She wanted to watch the ‘Mickey Mouse Club,’ and I was thinking, ‘She normally watches Selena Gomez. Like, what’s going on?’” “I didn’t understand it,” Tiana Hernandez added. “I would just wake up and fall right back asleep; I couldn’t do anything. It was stressful and aggravating.” After she regained enough strength to receive the type of surgery necessary for her condition, which had only been performed three other times on patients a lot older than she, the Hernandez
family had to wait two years to see if the surgery would be effective. After two years had gone by, the doctors cleared her, declaring her a “miracle kid,” and they assured the family that Hernandez’s condition would never return. “The first reaction I can remember was Tiana saying, ‘I want to be a pitcher — the best pitcher,” Rena Hernandez said. She made a full recovery and returned to softball, and she’s been an unstoppable force at her pursuit to be the best. In 2010, she started playing competitive travel softball across the state and pitching in age groups above her years. This past year alone, she has played in multiple ASA 18U Gold tournaments and showcase events. Last summer, she played in Puerto Rico, Georgia, Colorado and California and in the Under Armour game, where she was selected to the All American team. In June, Hernandez tried out as the youngest player and made the Puerto Rican Junior Women’s Olympic National Team, which includes Division I players from University of Florida, Florida State, LSU and Marshall. “You just learn not to take things for granted and to be thankful,” Hernandez said. “And, it makes you want to go all out.” That’s exactly what her parents have seen from her. “There would be days where it’s just pouring rain, and I would get
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YOUR NEIGHBORS Eight-year-old Cameron Fulling was this year’s survivor speaker at Relay for Life.
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Essie Bass- Gonzalez, Connie Canfield, Brayden Norton-Henry, Deb Stolley, Ryan Dudley and Cameron Fulling lead the survivor lap at Relay for Life.
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Donna and Doug Scorotin have walked in Relay for Life for 20 years. They started walking for friends and later walked for each other. Donna had breast cancer and Doug had colon cancer. They’ve each been recovered for seven years.
Connor Manford takes a swing at the “smash cancer” car. He was in attendance to support all those who suffer from cancer.
Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts had everyone turn to their neighbors and shake their hand and say, “I am proud of your victory, I am sorry for your loss, I encourage you to recall fond memories of your loved ones, I share your courage, I celebrate your life.”
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Dinner time for felines JACQUE ESTES STAFF WRITER
There are many reasons a cat may not want to eat. It might not be hungry.
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Tea at Tiffany’s: A fundraiser for Arts in Education The Flagler Auditorium Governing Board and volunteers hosted the event. LISA WOLFE STAFF WRITER
The Flagler Auditorium Governing Board and volunteers hosted a “Tea at Tiffany’s” event April 6, raising money for Flagler County Arts in Education. The money gives students grants, scholarships, and the opportunity to attend band and choir camps. Last year, the foundation was able to help 50 students. “It’s a fun time for us to get together,” said board member Kim Carney. The main event takes place on stage, to give guests the vantage point of performers. An array of unique hats and head pieces filled the stage, and paper chandeliers hung above the tables set with their tea cups. At stage right, glitz and glam covered the pearl pick and raffle table, where ladies who donated
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$20 were able to pick a pearl necklace from the table. In addition, each necklace had a number on the back which gave them a piece of jewelry to take home. The raffles were sponsored by Anything Wellness; Up, Up and Away; White Orchid; Salon Lalique; and Chez Jacqueline. Once the ladies had their seats, Lori Savoca, culinary arts teacher, led the way for her students
as they were welcomed with applause. On the menu was tea — of course — along with scones, cucumber-cream-cheese sandwiches, and egg- and chickensalad sandwiches, all made by the five culinary classes Savoca teaches. As the ladies sampled the food, they were entertained by FPC’s Formality Singers.
Alana Fitzgerald has been playing the harp for seven years after being a pianist. Lynette Shott and Terri Smith attended the event this year for the first time. Photos by Lisa Wolfe
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They speak softly, but they know what they want — successful careers in a science or math field. And they’re only in seventh grade. Jayla Alton and Ashley Andrews were nominated by their agricultural science teacher, Paul D’Agostino, and have been selected to attend the weeklong University Women Tech Trek STEM Camp at Palm Beach State College in Boca Raton. This year, there were five applicants from Indian Trails Middle School and a total of 180 applicants statewide for 60 spots. The cost is $1,000 per girl, of which the AAUW pays $950. The camp is from June 12 to 18. The girls will live in dorms on campus, attend core classes, participate in hands-on workshops, take field trips and attend a professional women’s night. “I feel it’s going to be a good experience, and fun to go and see the successful women,” Ashley said. “And get the feel of a dorm and a college.” Jayla hopes to be a surgeon, while Ashley hasn’t decided. Ashley has lived in Flagler most of her life, while Jayla has lived throughout the United States. This is her first year in Palm Coast.
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PAUL BALIKER CREATES NEW JEWELRY LINE Designer: ‘Not everyone can take home a 20-foot sculpture,’ but with the jewelry line, anyone can go home with a necklace. LISA WOLFE STAFF WRITER
Paul Baliker’s first job involved baling hay for his grandfather as a kid. It may have been the last time he called someone his boss, he says. “I couldn’t work for anybody,” Baliker explains. It’s how he came to be a sculptor. “I just needed a job, and that’s the honest to God truth.” Encouraged by Kristen Gregory, a local designer, Bailker has now introduced a jewelry line. The unique effort started as a result of Gregory’s persistence. While Gregory was having Baliker design sculpted pieces for her clients’ homes, she insisted she needed a necklace and Baliker was the one to create it. Once she started wearing her new creation, people started to ask about it and interest grew. Gregory persuaded Baliker to create more pieces, launching an effort that is now known as Baliker Jewelry. “Not everyone can take home a 20-foot sculpture,” said Gregory. But with the jewelry line, anyone can go home with a necklace. When deciding where to have the jewelry produced, Baliker and Gregory decided they wanted to keep the jewelry made within the United States. They settled on Charlotte, North Carolina, for production. The carving process started with Baliker carving a large pendant out of wood. Then the original wood pieces were sent to Charlotte. Baliker and the
Elke Gallagher wears one of the very first jewelry pieces by Baliker, given to her for her birthday.
jewelers developed the casts and moldings based on the original work. Once cast, each piece can take anywhere from two to seven hours to make. Three-D printing streamlined the process where three sizes could be made from one original. Paul Baliker’s jewelry collection was launched at the Baliker Gallery on March 31. A portion of the sales from the collection will support television star Ty Pennington’s involvement with the local Habitat for Humanity chapter. Going forward with an environmental focus, Baliker and Gregory are working with local developers for a portion of proceeds to go to a local environmental charity. Visit balikerjewelry.com.
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Nicole Masgino, of Palm Coast, ran in 28:13 and placed first in her age group.
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his year’s Mission Possible 5K at Santa Maria del Mar in Flagler Beach brought in over 100 runners on April 9. What started as a fun run turned into a very successful 5K this year with donations. All donations for the race benefited the youth program at the church. Donations help support mission trips over the summer as well as youth group trips throughout the year. The end of this year’s race brought the debut of the “Bolt for Brian,” a 50-yard dash for children who are too young to participate in the 5K. The run is dedicated to Brian Pison, who died at 18 years old last year. He was very active with the church,
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RUMMAGE AND BAKE SALE FUNDRAISER 8 a.m to noon at Elks Lodge 2709, 53 Old Kings Road. FLAGLER PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS: ‘INTO THE WOODS’ 7:30 p.m. at Flagler Playhouse, 301 E. Moody Blvd. The musical intertwines the plots of several Brothers Grimm and Charles Perrault fairy tales. See all show dates at flaglerplayhouse.com. Call 586-0773 for tickets. MOVIES IN THE PARK 8 p.m at Central Park in Town Center, 975 Central Ave. The movie will be “Paddington Bear.” Free. Refreshments will be available for purchase. Bring your blankets, snacks, lawn chairs and bug spray. Visit palmcoastgov.com/ movies or call 986-2323.
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FAMILY FARM DAY 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at The Florida Agricultural Museum, 7900 Old Kings Road. Suitable for all ages, it features basket weaving, spinning, story telling, live music, re-enactors and more. Call 446-7630. FATHER’S DAY EVENT 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at G.W. Carver Community Center, 201 E. Drain St., Bunnell. This event is to encourage families to interact and stregthen the bond between
father figures and their children. Call 693-6664. JOURNEY OF HOPE: STROKE SUPPORT GROUP 11 a.m. at Florida Hospital Flagler, Education Center, Room C, 60 Memorial Medical Parkway. Call 586-3866. SURVIVOR GROUP 11:15 a.m. at Grand Club at Pine Lakes Golf. The speaker will be Don Petito, fire chief . Reservations required. Call 586-0407.
SUNDAY, APRIL 17
CONCERT: “MUSIC THROUGHOUT THE AGES” 1:30 p.m. at Temple Beth Shalom, 40 Wellington Drive. Aaron Carlson, violinist, and Grace Juliano, cellist. $10 donation requested. Call 445-3006.
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FLAGLER BUSINESS WOMEN 5:30 p.m. at Hilton Garden Inn, 55 Town Center Blvd. Announcing Melissa Chipps. Dinner will be $20. RSVP to 9866535. CAR SEAT CHECK 9:30-11:30 a.m. and 1-3 p.m at Fire Station 25, 1250 Belle Terre Parkway. Firefighters from the Palm Coast Fire Department will check to make sure car seats are installed properly. Additional information on keeping children safe will be provided. People who attend the event are asked to bring their car seat manual and the vehicle owner’s manual, if possible. Call 986-2300.
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FREE FITNESS POLE WALKING CLINIC 3:30 p.m. at the Flagler Beach Library, 315 S. Seventh St. Pole walking is an effective addition to a wellness program. Wear walking shoes. Demo walking poles will be provided. Registration is required. Contact Sheila Vidamour at 904-540-1067 or walkyourpath406@aol.com. WOMEN’S SELF-DEFENSE CLASSES 3:30-5:30 p.m. at Daytona State College Flagler/Palm Coast, 3000 Palm Coast Parkway SE, Building 3, Room 115-116. Sgt. Mike Lutz, of the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office, will conduct the classes. Second class: April 21.
THURSDAY, APRIL 21
PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT GROUP 9 a.m. at Florida Hospital Flagler, classroom D, 60 Memorial Medical Parkway. Call 586-2065. BREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUP 5 p.m. at Florida Hospital Flagler, Classroom D, 60 Memorial Medical Parkway. Free. Call 586-2065. 3RD-ANNUAL JOINT CHAMBER BUSINESS AFTER HOURS 5-8 p.m. at Bruce Rossmeyer’s Harley Davidson, 1637 N. U.S. 1, Ormond Beach. The event gives your businesses exposure in the community and brings Chamber members together. Cost is $150 per vendor. Call 206-0955.
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THE PALM COAST/FLAGLER RV CLUB 7 p.m. at Realty Exchange, 300 Palm Coast Parkway NE. This is the club’s monthly meeting. Call 446-1906.
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MONDAY MORNING YOGA 9-10:30 a.m. at Washington Oaks State Park, 6400 N. Oceanshore Blvd. The all-level, gentle classes are taught by instructor Jillian Davis. Four weeks of yoga for $75; includes park entrance fees. Call 446-6783. BABY CLASS WITH MS. BRENDA 10-10:45 a.m. every Thursday at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway NW. For children up to 14 months to introduce early literacy skills. Call 446-6763. FAMILY STORY CLASS 10-11 a.m. every Wednesday at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway NW. For ages 6 and under. Learn literacy with books, music, puppets and crafts. Call 446-6763. GAME DAY SOCIAL 12:30-4 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday at the Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway NE. Bring a game or play the games that are provided.
Light refreshments will be served. Call 986-2323. PALM COAST WOOD CARVERS 1-4 p.m. every Tuesday at the Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway NE. Call 986-2323. JOINT REPLACEMENT CLASS 2 p.m. every Wednesday at Florida Hospital Flagler, Classroom C, 60 Memorial Medical Parkway. Learn about hip, knee and shoulder surgery and post-anesthesia care. Call 586-2085. BINGO TUESDAY 6 p.m. on every Tuesday at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church, in Seton Hall, 4600 Belle Terre Parkway. For ages 18 and older. Complimentary ake and coffee. Call 446-7709. FORGIVE TO LIVE 7 p.m. on every Tuesday through April 12, at Florida Hospital Flagler, Classrooms A and B, 60 Memorial Medical Parkway. Effectively reduce anger and improve health. The series costs $15. Call 446-9673.
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Information from a news release provided by U.S. Navy Community Outreach: A 2001 graduate of Flagler Palm Coast High School is serving with a U.S. Navy helicopter squadron that flies the Navy’s newest and most technologically-advanced helicopter. Petty Officer 1st Class Lloyd Goodison is a Naval air crewman with the “Air Wolves” of Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron (HSM) 40, a Mayport squadron that operates the Navy’s next generation submarine hunter and anti-surface warfare helicopter, the MH-60R Seahawk.
As a Naval air crewman, Goodison is responsible for monitoring and using strategic defense systems aboard the MH-60R helicopter. “Being able to go out and fly as a part of my job is awesome,” Goodison said. “Getting to go out and see everything from a bird’s-eye view is pretty cool.” He added: “The thing I love about serving at this command is I get the opportunity to train the guys first hand who are replacing me,” Goodison said. “I like to see the excitement in their eyes when they learn something they didn’t know before.” Serving in the Navy, Goodison is learning about being a more respectable leader, sailor and person through handling numerous responsibilities.
Painting fire hydrants is for the dogs News release provided by Flagler County: A group of sixth-graders from Bunnell Elementary School spent Tuesday morning, March 26, volunteering at the Wadsworth Dog Park, spreading mulch and painting fire hydrants. The students are part of Jennifer Colindres’ Community Problem Solvers gifted class. They created the name Animal Assisters, with an E, for their yearlong efforts to aide Flagler County’s animal population and their owners. “We find a problem or a dilemma, and then we spend the year trying to improve it,” student William Vierengel said. Their project at Wadsworth Park is the fourth of the year, following a resource drive for Flagler Humane Society, a drawing contest to create a dream dog park and a PowerPoint presentation to the Flagler County Parks and Recreation Department that led to Tuesday’s project. “I was very impressed by the whole presentation,” said Frank Barbuti, parks manager. “This is a very professional group of kids, and I really admire their desire to help others.” The Animal Assisters‚ Kenny Logan, Paul Grau, William Vierengel, Dylan Long, William St. Peter, Margaret D’Elia and Gabriel Dabboussi‚ are all pet owners and animal lovers. “We are trying to increase the opportunities for pet owners in Flagler County,” Kenny said.
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Gabriel Dabboussi and Margaret D’Elia paint a fire hydrant at Wadsworth Dog Park. “There are only two dog parks, and one of them is closed right now. That’s why we wanted to do something here.” Paul said the group debated long and hard about whether to spell assisters with an E or with an O. Both spellings are correct. “We want people to know that we chose to do that,” he said. The Animal Assisters will spend Wednesday in Orlando in statewide problem solvers competition. “They have created a business report and will have to explain everything they have done,” Colindres said. “They have done a lot of research and planning. This is a self-motivated group. They have learned to work together, to delegate all while making a difference in the community.”
Who will be the next Ms. or Mrs. Florida or Georgia? The next Ms. & Mrs. Florida and Georgia U.S. Pageant will be presented at the Flagler Auditorium at 2:30 p.m. May 1. The pageant is seeking women from Flagler, Volusia and St. Johns counties to represent the East Coast during pageant weekend in Flagler County. Contestants will compete in four areas: Panel interview, on-stage question and answer segment, swimsuit, and evening gown. Private interviews will be conducted on April 30. Tickets to the pageant are available by calling the Flagler Auditorium, 437-7547 or 866-352-4537, and at the door the day of the event. Discounts are available for former title holders, youth, military personnel and seniors 60 and older.
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The following is an update for permit activity in the city for March 31-April 6. Total number of permits issued: 381. Since January 2009, $876,118,961 construction dollars have been invested in Palm Coast.
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COMMERCIAL PERMITS ISSUED City of Palm Coast was issued a permit for a multi-purpose path at Seminole Woods Boulevard and Sesame to U.S. 1. SE Cline Construction was is-
$307,000 permit for a single-family residence at 57 Slocum Path. Seagate Homes was issued a $293,000 permit for a single-family residence at 18 Ulmaceal Path. Roman Building Contractors was issued a $293,000 permit for a single-family residence at 18 Wood Center Lane. Adams Homes was issued a $281,000 permit for a singlefamily residence at 22 Fellowship Drive. Seagate Homes was issued a $271,000 permit for a single-family residence at 12 Big Dipper Lane. Seagate Homes was issued a $271,000 permit for a single-family residence at 2 Egret Pass.
Maronda Homes was issued a $265,000 permit for a single-family residence at 161 Laramie Drive. Seagate Homes was issued a $259,000 permit for a single-family residence at 7 Ludlow Lane E. Maronda Homes was issued a $258,000 permit for a singlefamily residence at 17 Woodstone Lane. Seagate Homes was issued a $257,000 permit for a single-family residence at 136 Park Place. Adams Homes was issued a $255,000 permit for a single-family residence at 12 Pinwheel Lane. Paytas Homes was issued a $241,000 permit for a singlefamily residence at 103 Arena
CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY Bomar Construction was issued a certificate of occupancy permit for $750,000 for Grand Haven Sales Center at 2298 Colbert Lane. Stultz Inc. was issued a certificate of occupancy permit for $700,000 for Heartland Dental Office at 782 Belle Terre Parkway.
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Indian Trails Linda Rogers, of Covington, Georgia, sold the home at 4 Buttonwood Lane to Yakov Shartsznyd and Joan Eisen, of Cresskill, New Jersey, for $165,000. Built in 2005, it has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,135 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2010 for $95,000.
Rosa Skolinsky and Maria Martinez, of Pembroke Pines, sold the home at 92 Barrington Drive to David and Kaboula Sheehy, of Palm Coast, for $227,500. Built in 1997, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,122 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2006 for $345,000. BCM Property Holdings Inc., of Boca Raton, sold the home at 232 Bird of Paradise Drive to Wayne and Meaghan Picozzi, of Palm Coast, for $169,900. Built in 2004, it has four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and has 2,340 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2004 for $165,000. Flagler Beach James and Maureen Wright, of Flagler Beach, sold the home 304 Fourth St. to Gary and Colleen Hinebaugh, of Charlotte, North Carolina, for $230,000. Built in 1975, it has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,108 square feet of living
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space. The home previously sold in 2004 for $215,000. Palm Harbor Amaral Custom Homes Inc., of Palm Coast, sold the home at 27 Columbus Court to Jose Arrojado, of Naugatuck, Connecticut, for $325,000. Built
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LONGABERGER OHIO State basket, $35. Heavy brass fireplace set, 7-pieces, $40. Childs riding horse, $10. 386.439.6202/after 4:30.
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