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IN BRAYDEN’S OWN WORDS ... On his treatment: “I get my port accessed every day, and they put a little thing on the tube, and they can flush it.”

On his career path: “I would like to be a teacher — no, I want to be a cook,” he said. His mom laughed and said, “Last week he wanted to be a helicopter pilot.”

On losing his hair: “I like to be bald,” he said, “so I don’t have to wash my hair every day.”

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‘Palm Coast’ is trending on Facebook? They wanted another “shot” at history. So, these four U.S. Marines chose Cinnamon Beach, in The Hammock, to recreate a photo they had taken on a beach in San Diego in 1966. A central location was key in getting the four Vietnam vets back together for the photo around a surf board. Bob Falk, 71, in the blue stripe shirt, now lives north of St. Petersburg, Florida; Dennis Puleo, 69, with his arm stretched out, lives in Orlando;

Tom Hanks (not the actor), 69, in front, lives outside Atlanta; and Bob DeVenezia, 70, crouched in front, lives in Naples, Florida. Cinnamon Beach, is a stretch of sand in The Hammock, and was identified by the postal code of Palm Coast. The story of the reunion photo has gone viral in the media. After the reunion photo shoot, the men had lunch at JT’s Seafood Shack.

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Coming soon to Palm Coast? Retailers — including Bed Bath & Beyond, BJ’s, LongHorn Steakhouse — show interest. JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

Matchmaker, matchmaker: A government/retail matchmaker may have just have made Palm Coast a match — seven of them, actually — but whether any of the finds will turn into a catch remains to be seen. Retail recruiting company Buxton, which contracted with the city in July 2015 to help the city attract retailers, released a list of seven possibilities at a City Council workshop April 26: Bed

Bath and Beyond, Save-A-Lot, Buffalo Wings & Rings, Cato, Buffalo Wild Wings Grill and Bar, LongHorn Steakhouse and BJ’s Wholesale Club. Save-A-Lot believes Palm Coast could support two of its locations, a Buxton representative said. Buxton had initially reached out to 23 retailers that the company’s databases and algorithms indicated might be a good match for the city, but most didn’t respond. These seven did, and Buxton is still trying to woo them, Buxton Senior Account Executive

Matthew Tate told City Council members. Whether a match works out or not is in the details, Tate said. “It can be very specific,” he said. “Once we find out who’s living here, and kind of your unique thumbprint, then we want to put on the lens of the retailer.” Some retailers want to know how many people in a community hold boating licenses, or how many are college students. Many want to know the driving time from the nearest interstate to possible site locations, or the

average drive time from their potential customers. Fast food and gym locations tend to want a 15-minute drive time or less, sporting goods stores can handle 20 minutes, and hardware stores 20 to 25 minutes, Tate said. “We know traffic counts around every Pizza Hut in the United States,” he said. “We know distance to interstates, preferred distance to interstates.” Buxton gets customer data and sales data from all of its 425 active retail clients, Tate said, and uses that information to make matches. “We’re not only matching to those Buxton clients,” he said. “We’re able to apply that methodology we’ve learned over 20 years to those non-Buxton-partners as well.” Tate’s presentation at the meeting was the second Buxton update before the City Council since the council voted to contract with the company, but city staff members get updates every week or two.

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Should marijuana penalty be lowered? Officials will consider handling pot possession with a citation. JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

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Earth Day at Washington Oaks set attendance records in its 27th year. JACQUE ESTES STAFF WRITER

Merrick Smith had the most energy-efficient mode of transportation for Earth Day at Washington Oaks Gardens State Park. The 13-month-old was “driving” a car fueled by his dad, Kris Smith. Families seemed to make up most of the estimated 2,400 people who came to the annual event, sponsored by the Friends of Washington Oaks, so it wasn’t surprising that the children’s hands-on area by the water was the most popular place to be. Lidiya Korogodsky picked the perfect time to visit her family in Florida. The grandmother from Brooklyn was having fun watching her grandchildren Alex and Katie paint and blow supersized bubbles. Along with fun and games, there were vendors, lots of food, live music and special presentations by Whitney Lab Sea Turtle Hospital and Wild About Birds. There were also guided Audubon walks and Butterflies in the Gardens with Ranger Joe (Woodbury).

Lauren Coffey, 4, takes a break to hug Reba, a miniature Corgi.

Sam Pacetti was one of the performers at Earth Day at Washington Oaks Gardens State Park.

EARTH DAY’S ORIGINS Gaylord Nelson, a U.S. Senator from Wisconsin, had the idea for a national day to focus on the environment after a massive oil spill in Santa Barbara, California, in 1969. On April 22, 1970, 20 million Americans took to the streets, parks, and auditoriums to demonstrate for a healthy, sustainable environment in coastto-coast rallies. Earth Day went global in 1990, with 200 million people in 141 countries putting environmental issues onto the world stage.

Alex Korogodsky enjoys super large bubbles in the children’s area at Earth Day at Washington Oaks Gardens State Park on Saturday, April 23.

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Should possessing small amounts of marijuana be a criminal offense? Or should it be a civil citation, like a parking fine? That’s the issue Palm Coast and Flagler County officials hope to take on in a proposed meeting where they will discuss Sheriff James Manfre’s proposal to downgrade the punishment law enforcement officers mete out for marijuana possession, letting deputies issue a citation instead of criminal charges. Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts, who plans to attend the meeting, said at a City Council workshop April 26 that he doesn’t oppose the idea that marijuana possession should be handled without criminal charges, but believes such a change should be statewide. “Personally, I think decriminalization of small amounts is probably long overdue,” he said. “But I’m going to push very, very hard that the Florida Association of Counties, the Florida League of Cities, pressure our legislators in Tallahassee to deal with it in a uniform, statewide manner,” regardless of what Palm Coast and other local cities decide to do, he said. But a patchwork of policies could cause problems, he said. “If community A says, ‘Oh no, we’re not going to do this,’ and B says, ‘We’re going to reduce the penalty to a civil citation,’ you are now creating dissimilarities in behavior, dissimilarities of treatment,” he said. City Attorney Bill Reischman said a number of Florida communities, including Orlando and Daytona Beach, have been discussing lessening the penalty. The fact that the change involves a civil citation does not mean that city code enforcement officers would be involved, City Manager Jim Landon said. Reischmann said many other cities considering the change have their own city police departments, and Palm Coast does not. But, he said, “I think if there’s a positive of this, it’s the argument that, is this something that we really want to use our criminal justice system — the courts, the police, the prisons — for this type of illegal activity. And if not, what are the options?” Councilwoman Heidi Shipley noted that when someone is charged with a drug-related crime, that can affect their life decades later. “If you take a misdemeanor or a felony ... you’re taking that through your whole life,” she said. “It’s going to be something on there — where, you know, in the ’80s you may have smoked something and you don’t want it to follow you your whole life if it was just something small.” The meeting will be held at 8:45 a.m. May 11 at the county Emergency Operations Center, behind the Government Services Building on State Road 100.

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A 2-year-old girl found unresponsive in a Palm Coast pool the evening of Saturday, April 23, died at the hospital April 25. The toddler, the daughter of F-Section residents Douglas Seitz and Mandee Seitz, was rushed to Halifax Hospital by rescuers, then to an intensive care unit at the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando. She died at about 11:50 p.m. April 25, according to a Sheriff’s Office news release. “Our detectives have concluded their investigation and no criminal charges will be filed,” the news release stated. “Our thoughts and prayers remain with the family. “ Someone called 911 after the girl was found unresponsive in the pool, according to a Sheriff’s Office case report. Her father performed CPR on her until a deputy arrived at about 7:01 p.m. The deputy, who noted in a report that the little girl was not breathing and had no pulse, continued CPR until paramedics arrived.

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The following is an edited news release from the Flagler County communications office: A sulfuric acid spill closed part of Oceanshore Boulevard for hours April 21 after a container of 50% acid solution tumbled off a flatbed truck at the State Road 100 intersection and split open, spilling 300 gallons onto the road. There were no injuries and no evacuations. The Dumont Chemical Co. truck lost its load at about 9:38 a.m. A St. Johns County hazmat team was called out to clean up the spill, and local police officers directed drivers away from the area. The boardwalk was taped off, and swimmers were told to avoid the area. Oceanshore Boulevard fully reopened at about 11:15 p.m. April 21. Charges against the driver are pending as the investigation continues, Flagler Beach Police Capt. Matt Doughney said.

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High school scholarship winners and teachers of the year take center stage

KIWANIS SCHOLARSHIPS Sokret Pond, MHS Senior of the Year Bailey Perosa, FPC Senior of the Year Garrett Monroe, FPC Key Club Erin Verdi, FPC Kiwanis Club Ally Erickson, FPC Kiwans Club Kayla Bennett, MHS Kiwanis Club Nicholas Kiraly, FPC Robert Osner Kiwanis Haley Wordie, MHS Robert Osner Kiwanis Tiara Hampton, FPC Kiwanis Foundation Urzula Komenda, MHS Kiwanis Foundation

Students and teachers were recognized at the Flagler/Palm Coast Kiwanis 13th-annual education recognition luncheon. JACQUE ESTES STAFF WRITER

There was a future forensic anthropologist, a mechanical engineer, and even a possible future president of the United States at the 13th-annual Kiwanis Education Luncheon at the Hilton Garden Inn on Tuesday, April 26. Ten students — four from Matanzas High School, and six from Flagler Palm Coast High School — were invited to the event, along with their parents. Appropriately, the 10 teachers of the year for 2016 were also in attendance. “I was on the School Board in 1995,” Joel Rosen said before giving the invocation. “I understand the time and tribulations, and what you put into educating our children.” Sokret Pond, one of the Matanzas High School scholarship winners, sat with his mom, Thyra Pond. Sokret will head off to Brown University to study political science.

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First row: Kayla Bennett, Erin Verdi, Ally Erickson. Second row: Denise Calderwood, Haley Wordie, Sokret Pond, Urszula Komenda, Nicholas Kiraly, Tiara Hampton, Bailey Perosa, Garrett Monroe, and Ed Pruitt Jr.

“I want to run for office,” he said. “Maybe be a congressman, or ... president.” Tiara Hampton came to the luncheon with her dad, Johnny Hampton. The FPC senior will attend the University of South Florida to study English, with a plan to teach ESOL. Kiwanis President Denise Calderwood welcomed everyone to the luncheon. “We have a long history of working very closely with the Flagler County School Board,” she said. “The dollars and the

mentorships have yielded these results.” Ed Pruitt Jr. introduced each of the Kiwanis scholarship winners, providing a bio on each that included an impressive resume of studies, volunteerism and parttime jobs. Belle Terre Elementary teacher Ed Wolff introduced the teachers of the year, and each was presented with a portfolio case. Dustin Sims, FPC principal, introduced Principal of the Year John Fanelli and Assistant Principal of the Year Marcus Sanfilippo.

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“Who took the legs off my mealworm?” a voice rang out at the Flagler Beach Pier before sunrise on Friday, April 22. The question was asked by Will Naughton, the artist who created the oversized mealworm for the i3 Marine Science students’ Earth Day mural on a blackboard at the Funky Pelican restaurant, at the Flagler Beach pier. The fact — whether mealworms have legs — was briefly questioned, but Naughton’s expertise was acknowledged. “Will knows his bugs,” teacher Courtney VandeBunte said. And the discussion was over. Naughton was one of more than 20 teenagers working on the project at the pier at 5:30 a.m. The purpose was to raise awareness about the growing problem

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Brittney Doutrick puts some finishing touches on a turtle on the Earth Day mural at the Funky Pelican.

of plastics in the ocean and on the shoreline, and the importance of eliminating Styrofoam containers, and recycling. The teens are VandeBunte’s i3 Academy Marine Science students, and the project was part of a series of events the class has been working on. The mural was an extra credit project, and, even though they started their day a couple of hours early, the students were expected to be at school on time. “I am surprised at the turnout,” VandeBunte said. “I begged them to come, and I was trying to form carpools, but I am amazed at how many actually showed up.” A phone alarm sounded. It was 6:30 a.m., the normal time one of the students wakes up to get ready to go to school. Today, it was a

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A man convicted of raping his 13-year-old step-daughter has been sentenced to 25 years in state prison. Circuit Judge Matthew Foxman sentenced Waldemar Rivera to a 25-year-term, minus 311 days he has already served, during an April 26 sentencing hearing. No witnesses spoke on Rivera’s behalf. Assistant State Attorney Christina Opsahl argued for a 30-year-sentence, noting that Rivera, now 36, had raised the victim since she was 3. He’d also been arrested on charges of battery, disorderly conduct and driving under the influence in the past, had few local ties and had spoken of moving to his native Puerto Rico if he were placed on probation, she said. “There’s not a day less than 30 years that would be an appropriate sentence,” she said. “There are significant other aggravators here. ... This charge itself includes an age range. It

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is for a victim 12 to 18 years old. The victim in this case was 13. ... (Rivera) didn’t just come into her life; he had raised her as his own since she was 3 years old. She called him dad.” The attack occurred May 11, 2014. Rivera gave the victim beer and marijuana before attacking her, Opsahl said, something she said indicated that Rivera was trying to get the girl impaired, and that the rape was therefore premeditated. “Mr. Rivera knew exactly what he was doing that day,” she said. Regina Nunnally, Rivera’s attorney, said that a psychosexual evaluation found that Rivera “did not exhibit signs of sexual deviancy” because he didn’t show signs of attraction to pre-

pubescent children, or compulsive sexual behavior. “We did not see the repeated, compulsive acts that would come from someone we would consider a danger to society,” she said. She said the fact that Rivera had given his stepdaughter booze and marijuana before the attack didn’t indicate premeditation, just poor decisionmaking. She asked the judge for 10 years in prison and 10 years of probation. Foxman noted before issuing his sentence that victims who were raped by their caretakers “develop tremendous trust issues in life, and really, really bad intimacy issues of a great depth. ... Some of them never recover.” “Make no mistake about it sir, you’ve created a lifetime victim,” he said to Rivera. He ordered Rivera to register as a sexual predator within 24 hours of his release, noting that the usual time frame is 48. Rivera declined to make a statement at the sentencing hearing. A jury had found him guilty March 23 of sexual battery by a person of custodial authority.

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Someone called 911 April 24 after seeing the male half of an arguing couple snap a stop sign off at its base “in a fit of rage” and throw it down the street at the intersection of Bainbridge Lane and Barrington Drive, according to a Sheriff’s Office report. When deputies arrived at about 7:30 p.m., they found Zachary Richard Conn, 28, in a car outside. Deputies told him to stay in the car, but he tried to run into a house on Bainbridge, according to a Flagler County Sheriff’s Office charging affidavit. Deputies charged Conn with felony criminal mischief, felony grand theft and resisting arrest without violence. They also charged his father — 54-yearold Russell Edward Conn, who they’d heard yelling for his son to run into the house when deputies were trying to stop him — with resisting arrest without violence. “The theft of the stop sign resulted in a temporary interruption of safe traffic control for the intersection and jeopardized the safety of the general public,” a deputy wrote in a charging affidavit. A Palm Coast Public Works employee told deputies that the sign post, which carried the stop sign and also the two street signs, will cost $500$600 to replace once the cost of the materials and labor — including the time taken for a city employee to set up a temporary sign April 24 — are factored in.

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Barry Earl Brick July 30, 1949 - April 4, 2016 Barry Earl Brick, 66, passed away on Monday April 4, 2016. Barry was born in Miami, Florida on July 30, 1949 and grew up in Hialeah, FL, later moving

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Palm Coast breaks ground on new wastewater plant A new, $25 million wastewater treatment plant “will be our No. 1 priority in terms of keeping pace with anticipated future growth,” Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts said at a city groundbreaking for the new plant the morning of April 26. The city’s current plant on Utility Drive, built in the early 1970s, is nearing capacity, and without a new one, the city would eventually have to stop expanding. And a system overload, Netts said, could be catastrophic — but it won’t happen in Palm Coast. “Even though that kind of thing happens time and time again in other cities, it doesn’t happen here in Palm Coast,” he said. The new plant will be built next to Water Treatment Plant 3, off U.S. 1 about three miles north of Palm Coast Parkway. It will add 2 million additional gallons per day of wastewater treatment capacity, and will use

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Boy with leukemia feels the love at school Orange was the color of ‘Bray Day’ on April 21, to support kindergartner Brayden Norton-Henry. JACQUE ESTES STAFF WRITER

Orange is the awareness color for leukemia. In classrooms, the front office, and on the playground at Bunnell Elementary, orange was worn in solidarity for one of their own on Thursday, April 21: kindergarten student Brayden Norton-Henry. “We are celebrating Brayden’s one year, since diagnosis,” his mother Brittney Hedetniemi, said. “He was diagnosed on April 21, 2015, and we wanted to celebrate with the community that has been behind us, what we like to call ‘Brayden’s Army.’” Brayden joined Victoria Mayhew’s kindergarten class after spring break, and he’s fitting right in. He’s fitting into a lot of things, like baseball – he plays in the pitching machine league for Flagler Baseball. “He has physical therapy three days a week, we go to Arnold Palmer Hospital twice a month for chemo and procedures, and he has chemo at home every night,” Hedetniemi said. How do you explain Leukemia to a kindergartner? “Break it down into their terms,” Hedetniemi said. “We have a program at the hospital (Arnold Palmer) called Child Life, and they have been amazing at explaining to Brayden what is happening. We try to be up front with Brayden, but on his level. He

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Many of the orange shirts are embroidered with sayings like “Hope for Bray.” Each was made by Lisa Bordis in her new Facebook shop, All in Stitches. “We made some for quite a few of our friends,” Bordis said. “Brayden has a baseball game tonight, and they wanted shirts to wear.” Hedetniemi and Bordis were children when they first met. Their mothers worked together at the former Ormond Memorial Hospital. The two were expecting their first children at the same time, and Hedetniemi said Bordis has been there for her every step of the way. FROM KINDERGARTNER TO KINDERGARTNER

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ably lose his blond head of hair. He explains: red cells – energy. Bad white cells – leukemia. Good white cells – soldiers that fight the germs. And platelets – like Band-Aids, they make you stop bleeding. He lifts his shirt and showed the bump on his chest where his port is. “He gets a needle put in,” his mom starts to say, when there’s a gasp from a classmate. Brayden jumps in: “I don’t feel it though, because they put numbing cream

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Braeden has spent most of his life in the water. “Braeden feels like he has to get wet, even if it’s just for one day. He always has to be in the water. He must have saltwater running through his veins.” RACHAEL KOPEC, Braeden’s mother

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ith a middle name such as “Dune,” one could only predict Braeden Kopec’s future as a surfing champion. When he was just a day old, Kopec, now 9 years old, was introduced to what would become his “future home,” when his parents left the hospital and went straight to the beach. At 3 years old, the young surfer began his surf life on the nose of the long board of his father, Brian. “I can remember yelling at him, ‘Stand up! Stand up!’” Brian Kopec said. “I would stay down and maintain my balance, and he would hold onto my head, but then he got the feeling of being by himself riding that wave. And, I can remember people looking at us like we were nuts.” To add to the legend, he learned to swim before he could even walk. Braeden went through survival swim, a swimming program for infants. “He learned how to walk in the pool on a shelf, holding on to the side,” Rachael Kopec said. “It’s always been about the water. Braeden feels like he has to get wet, even if it’s just for one day. He has to be in the water. He must have saltwater running through his veins.” As accomplished as his trophy case reveals, Braeden does not handle surfing like the typical surfer. According to his father, one of the famous surfing quotes

goes, “The best surfer out there is the one having the most fun,” meaning, the surfer who is winning is having the most fun. Not so with Braden. His biggest aim is to simply have fun and make a difference in people’s lives, regardless of the outcome of the competition. His father recalls a time when a kid was about to miss a heat at a competition, so Braeden paddled the kid’s jersey out to him, which allowed for the kid to compete. “I asked him why did he do it, and he said because it was the right thing to do,” Brian Kopec said. “He had just learned the lesson of always doing the right thing at a Wednesday night church service.” “But, doing the right things is not always the easiest,” Braeden said. There was also a time when Braden won a “Why I Should Win a Custom Matt Kechele Surfboard” contest, and he wrote about how a friend who was going through a tough time deserved the board more than anyone. He customized the board and gave it to his friend. Braeden has also led the renovation of a local skate park, and he hosts the “Braeden’s Annual Super Grom Surf Contest,” with the goal that everyone walks away with a smile and feels like a winner, not just those who make it to a final heat. “It’s not always about winning,” he said. “It’s about having fun surfing.” Notwithstanding, Braeden also

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Braeden Kopec has already won more than 100 trophies, including the Sun Bum “Stoke of the Year” Sonny Award (above), the ESA/ NCFL Season Championships for 12U and 14U and the 2013 Sportsmanship of the Year for Grom Surf Series.

possesses a competitive nature. As often as he surfs, Braden inevitably makes mistakes, but even then, he quickly gets over it. “He usually asks to go and do a free surf, which is when they just surf at a distance outside of competition,” Rachel said. “So, he goes out into the ocean, washes off any frustration and then comes back smiling and happy.” “I think you’d be hard-pressed to find a time when he’s coming out of the water and not wearing his smile,” Brian Kopec said, “because he’s just happy to be in the ocean with his buddies.”

e all love the underdog story, because we’ve all played the underdog role at one time or another in our lives. The way district tournaments are set up in certain sports, where every team gets a chance to play for the title and advance to the postseason, we can always expect to see a dominant team fall short of taking care of “easy business.” In this area, there have been many memorable upsets, but I’d like to highlight two inferior Davids who have slain Goliath. The Seabreeze baseball team won the most recent unlikely game, upsetting Deltona, who was 18-7, 11-1 in district play, on Tuesday, April 19, to advance to the district championship and postseason. The Sandcrabs had only won nine of their 24 games this season, which is a record for the 25-year coach Anthony Campella. Deltona had beaten Seabreeze twice in the regular season. So, how did they pull it off? Some may say the Sandcrabs were just better on that day, or the Wolves suffered an off night. Some may argue luck. Who knows? But then there are the 2014 Flagler Palm Coast Lady Bulldogs volleyball team, who had lost all 18 regular season games before winning the opening district tournament game over district favorites First Coast. While I agree that it’s highly possible to lose to a competitive team on a random day, I tend to believe there’s a little of this in all major upsets. When I played JV football, I arrogantly unstrapped my chin guard and folded my arms, because the other team couldn’t do anything on defense. But, the team replaced the smaller runner with a bigger, stronger and faster player, and he knocked me back where I rolled three times, and he sent my helmet 15 yards downfield. I took them lightly, and I paid for it. Fortunately for us, we won the game, but not all dominant teams win at the end. And, when they don’t, we who love upsets get to celebrate.

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ound on a large field behind Wadsworth Elementary School, surrounded by dozens of practicing flag footballers, you won’t hear the Flagler Xtreme cheerleading squad complain that they don’t have the facilities and training gear their competition may be able to boast of. You will, however, observe multiple-time champions continuing to develop their craft. Flagler Xtreme All-Stars, made up of girls 4-18 years old, have become a consistent statewide and even nationwide championship contender, and they’re doing it with limited resources. “We’re at a disadvantage because most all-star teams have gyms; we don’t,” said Chanel Lamanna, one of the program’s coaches. “We practice on a field. But, I think we actually have the advantage, because we don’t have the luxury of the spring floor and all the other stuff. So, once we get out there, they do well to hold their lines.” As if practicing on a field wasn’t tough enough, Lamanna says her girls’ conditioning includes running up and down the field, doing bear crawls, squats and other exercises most non-cheerleaders

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wouldn’t assume they do. That exercise regiment, mixed with a commitment to show up as often as practice is held, has caused her program to drop from 50 cheerleaders at the beginning to roughly the current 15. But, whatever she has her girls doing, it’s a winning formula, because they keep bringing hardware back to Palm Coast. In their most recent competition, the All-Stars won the Florida Dance and Cheer National championship with zero point deductions, a rarity in the sport. To help Flagler Xtreme in all of their efforts, donate at gofundme. com/2mv3cezg. To join the team, visit facebook. com/flaglerxtremeallstars or call 569-7336.

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Flagler Palm Coast alum Lee Ann Spivey, a current South Florida Bull, was selected as the 33rd draft pick by the Houston Scrap Yard Dawgs in the National Pro Fastpitch League. Spivey recorded her 37th homerun on Monday, breaking the Bulls’ all-time record with three games remaining in the season. During her four years with FPC, she was selected to the 8A All-State team, batted .525 for her career, led the Five-Star Conference in homers three of her four years, and was awarded many other honors.

Senior Andre Bodison leaves Matanzas as “arguably the most decorated football player to have played for the Black and Blue,” according to head coach Robert Ripley. Bodison signed his letter of intent to forward his career and education at the New Mexico Military Institute. Bodison is a three-year varsity starter who leads Matanzas in career receptions (113), yards receiving (1,474) and is third in touchdowns (14). He participated in the 2015 FACA, Central Florida and FloridaGeorgia All Star games, and he was selected to the USA Football National Select Team. Bodison was also selected to the FACA All-District Team twice, also a two-time selection for First-Team All-Area Volusia-Flagler. He was also selected as the 2015 FACA 6A District-6 Player of the Year.

An All-American Matanzas senior lacrosse player Gunner Parson was recently named an All-American. “It feels amazing,” he said. “I couldn’t have done it without my teams and coaches.” Parson led the Pirates in scoring each of the past four years, totaling 30 goals and 29 assists this year. He led Matanzas to back-to-back district championships, the only two in the program’s history. Parson also recently signed with the University of Mount Olive in North Carolina. Parson’s teammate, senior Jake Cohill, will be joining him at Mount Olive. Cohill scored a total of 83 goals and 55 assists over his four-year career at Matanzas.

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John Quinn recently caught a 9-pound, 10-ounce black drum on Saturday, April 9, the on the fishing dock of Surf Side Estates in Flagler Beach, and Zayne Smith caught a 2.5-pound largemouth bass in Rymfire Park. All of Smith’s latest catches and instructional videos can be viewed on his YouTube channel BroBassinTv. Do you have any recent catches you’d like to see in the paper? Email photos and a description to jeff@palmcoastobserver.com.

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APRIL 18: Par 4s: 1st Flight: tie Deb Crowley and Jan Graham 47; 2nd Flight: Kathy Monaghan 48, Bea Franchini 53. APRIL 19: Par 4s: Gross/Net: West Flight: gross Doug Brown, Janice Reid and Dave Hoch 35; South Flight: gross George and Annette Weaver, Nate Mason, Doug Coleman; net Jim Freeman, Marshall Brown, Vern Stallings, Byron Stewart 26.5.

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APRIL 20: Throw out Worst: Sandy Pearson 53, Sharon Downe 55; 2nd Flight: Melody Kimmel 49, Peg Pettingel 54; 3rd Flight: Jesse Thompson 51, Ann Cameron 53; 4th Flight: Margaret Bonz 49, Carole Wolfe 51; Chip-ins: No. 5 Judy Riley, No. 15 Wolfe, No. 17 Vivian Tozzo.

Marilyn Guerin 19, Jill Washburn 20; Flight B: Gail Palmer 22, Pat Haas 27; Chip-ins: No. Jan Mackowan; Birdies: No. 9 Mackowan.

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APRIL 14: Compare: White Flight: Harry Burchell 81; 1st Gold Flight: Gordon Patrick 83, John Maino 88; 2nd Gold: Frank Hopler 91, Kee Rhee 91; Closest to the pin: No. 5 George Weaver, No. 9 Joel Schwalb, No. 11 Frank Mento; No. 14 Ed McLeavey.

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APRIL 19: Hate ‘Em: 1st Flight: Fran Knoedler 61, Kathy DiGiore 63; 2nd Flight: Kathy Devanna 61, Roberta Harney 62; Birdies: No. 12 and 13 Pat Larsen, No. 5 Knoedler; Chip-ins: No. 5 Knoedler; Closest to the pin: No. 11 Larsen.

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he seventh-annual Moonlit Gala was held April 24 at the Hammock Beach Resort by the Florida Hospital Flagler Foundation. The sold-out event drew 300 attendees, including foundation board members, hospital executive board members, hospital employees and vendors and community supporters of the 20/20 membership club. “We are really enthused by not only the community support externally but also the internal support within the hospital,” said Moonlit Gala chairwoman Laura Gilvary. The goal of the Moonlit Gala is to promote world-class health care in Flagler County. People come to support the foundation so the hospital can fulfill its mission: “to strive to extend the healing ministry of Christ.” The event is expected to have raised $125,000. Every dollar collected through fundraising stays in Flagler County. This year’s charities were for diabetes awareness, Flagler Cares, and Florida Hospital Fla-

gler Care. Flagler Cares is a program for health and wellness for the underserved and needy in our community. Florida Hospital Flagler Care provides education and clinical support to patients who are uninsured or on Medicaid — patients who use the emergency room most often. The fundraiser for diabetes touched home for Florida Hospital Flagler Chairman Tony Papandrea as well as Gilvary, the event’s chairwoman. Papandrea’s wife avoided medication for her Type 2 diabetes by making lifestyle changes. Gilvary’s husband has Type 1 diabetes. She got involved to make sure that his voice is heard, and so that the community can learn more about the disease. Not many may know that diabetes is the fifth leading cause of death in Flagler County. In November, the Florida Flagler Hospital Foundation will be facilitating different events to bring awareness, education and diabetes testing to Flagler County during World Diabetes Month.

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The young Dudkewic brothers — Luke, Paul and John, who is a senior at Flagler Palm Coast High School — recently opened the Sarafina Café at 99 Old Kings Road S. It’s right next to E’lan Family Hair Studio, owned by the boys’ parents, Tim and Lucille. Former receptionists at E’lan, the trio decided to embark on this new business venture to provide their parents’ salon customers with a more cooling and relaxed environment. They also hope to attract other locals and former northerners: All of their coffee, Italian ice, pastries and gelatos are shipped from New York and New Jersey. “We’ve seen people sitting in the waiting room or sitting in their cars, and it’s just too hot outside,” Luke Dudkewic said. “We have TVs, Wi-Fi and a whole bunch of

“If we get the results that they’re looking for, by making this a family place like our salon is a family place, then we’ve succeeded.” TIM DUDKEWIC, father of the Dudkewic brothers

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stuff for people to enjoy.” Sarafina took over the former Bizcard Xpress store. The brothers combined both of the store’s rooms, and now have a spacious shop that has already experienced heavy traffic. “It’s their store, and I want them to run with it,” said Tim Dudkewic, the boys’ father. “They got a bright future ahead of them, if they do it the right way.” Just as the Dudkewics have established a family environment at E’lan, the brothers hope their café will become just that — a place where families will be able

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to build fresh, life-lasting memories, like Tim’s recollection of his childhood days with Italian ice squishy cups. “It brings back memories to the New Yorkers,” he said. “Palm Coast is becoming a little New York.” To assist with the shop, the Dudkewics called Desire’a Bailey and Katie Spicer, whom Tim calls his kids. Both formerly served as employees at the Dudkewics’ hair salon, and both lived with the Dudkewics when they were homeless for brief stints. “We definitely wanted them

both on our team,” Luke Dudkewic said. “They’re both superhard workers, and that’s what you want working for you.” When the café opened a few weeks ago, the line of customers extended out of the shop, and the Dudkewic brothers hope the community reception will continue to support their new journey. “If we get the results that they’re looking for, by making this a family place like our salon is a family place, then we’ve succeeded,” Tim Dudkewic said. Call 338-3168, or visit the Sarafina Café Facebook page.

Some of Sarafina’s most sought after delights include the red velvet cheesecake, the salted caramel cupcake, grandma’s key lime cake and tuxedo cookies.

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COMMUNITY CATS FUNDRAISER 5-7 p.m. at SeaCasas, 213 S. Second St., Flagler Beach. Wine and hors d’oeuvres by Vessel Sandwich Co., live music with Laurel, a door prize, and a complimentary ticket for a Chinese auction of unique store. Kittens will be for adoption. $10 admission. Call 237-7690. FLORIDA AG MUSEUM VOLUNTEER ROUNDUP 5:30-7 p.m. at Florida Agricultural Museum, 7900 N. Old Kings Road. Anyone over 18 is welcome to see what the museum is all about to become a volunteer to help maintain the grounds. Refreshments will be provided. Call 446-7630.

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MOSS GRAND OPENING 9 to 5 p.m. at MOSS, 6 Florida Park Drive N. Raffles, free photos, hairstyle and make-up applications $15 (appointment needed), blow dry tutorials and refreshments. All funds will be donated to United Way’s Women’s Initiative. Call 446-6440. SEX, DRUGS, ROCK AND ROLL 7:30 p.m. at City Repertory Theatre, 160 Cypress Point Parkway, suite B207. Opening night. Tickets $20. Other show dates: April 30, May 6 and 7. Call 585-9415

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FUTURE PROBLEM SOLVERS FUNDRAISER The Problem Solving Experience Fundraiser will be 6-8 p.m. April 29, at Kokomo’s Café, 202 S. Central Ave. This is a fundraiser to send 50 Flagler County students to Michigan State University for an international competition. The event will have music, games, baked goods and prizes. All proceeds will go towards the students’ airfare and registration for Future Problem Solvers. WATER SAFE EVENT 9 to 2 p.m. at Belle Terre Swim Club, 73 Patricia Drive. Flagler County Emergency Services is hosting an educational and fun day of water safety. Water safety and survival skills, sun safety, basic CPR. Open to public and free. Swim diapers are required for children who are not potty trained. Others should bring swimsuits and towels and prepare to get wet. Call 313-4039. FLAGLER RAMS RC CLUB SPRING PICNIC 9 to 4 p.m. at RAMS Field, 1100 S. Old Kings Road. All AMA flyers welcome. Free parking and admission. Food will be available.

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13TH-ANNUAL CYCLE FLAGLER 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Flagler County Airport, 201 Airport Road. The Rotary Club of Flagler Beach is hosting Cycle Flagler. Cruise 40 miles of A1A. Register at bit. ly/1NqXQ8q. Call 846-5493. THE GREATEST SAVE RECEPTION, BANQUET AND PROGRAM 5-8 p.m. at Hammock Beach Resort, 200 Ocean Crest Drive. Celebrity reception and silent auction, dinner, awards and MLB Hall of Fame panel Q&As. Banquet tickets $100 single, $75 single with golfer and $150

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RETIRED EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION PICNIC 11 a.m. at Herschel King Senior Park at Hershel King Drive. The status of the club will be determined by attending members. Attendance is critical. Hotdogs provided, bring a dish to share. Call 445-0454.

YOUTH TALENT SHOW OPEN AUDITIONS 5-7 p.m. at Flagler County Youth Center, 5510 State Road 100. Open to grades K through 12 to anyone who can sing, dance, play an instrument or have any special talents. Call 437-7540, ext. 150. Also May 4.

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ASTRONOMY CLUB OF PALM COAST 6 p.m. at Flagler County Public Library, 2500 NW Palm Coast Parkway. Observing opportunities will be discussed, followed by a presentation on “Gravitational Waves” by Dr. Ralph Trader. Open to the public and free. Email palmcoastastro@gmail.com

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According to Palm Coast’s Business Assistance Center, the following companies were issued tax receipts for April 18-22. Commercial-based business: Wells Fargo Advisors LLC a professional service at 222 Palm Coast Parkway. Home-based business: Diane B for retail sales: Ryan Cornwell Inc. a landscape service; Palm Coast Powerwash and Painting a handyman service; Pamelia Evans for retail sales; J&J Empire LLC. a handyman service; Three Little Birds Boutique LLC an internet service; Jeffrey Barger a landscape service; Ann Rochelle Thomas Studios LLC an interior decorator.

PERMITS The following is an update for permit activity in the city for April 14-20. Total number of permits issued: 231. Since January 2009, $$885,000,427 construction dollars have been invested in Palm Coast.

COMMERCIAL PERMIT APPLICATIONS Whitley Builders LLC applied for a $30,000 permit for interior renovations to Club Mirage at 4982 Palm Coast Parkway NW, units 8 and 9. McCumbers Homes applied for a $5,000 permit for interior renovations to install 10 new doors at 4500 Palm Coast Parkway, building B. Davlin Interior Contractors

applied for a $12,000 permit for interior renovations to install one wall and slab at 250 Palm Coast Parkway NE, building G, unit 213. McLaughlin and Co. applied for an $11,000 permit for a 1,910-square-foot addition at 60 Memorial Medical Parkway.

COMMERCIAL PERMITS ISSED McCumber Homes was issued a $2,000 permit for interior renovations for double doors between units at 4500 Palm Coast Parkway, building C, units 144 and 145. McCumber Homes was issued a $1,000 permit for interior renovations to move a door at 4500 Palm Coast Parkway, building C, units 144 and 145. Upson Enterprises was issued a $20,000 permit for interior renovations for 3N Motion Dance Studio at 515 Palm Coast Parkway SW, units 9 and 10.

CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY Bomar Construction was issued $75,000 for interior remodel at 746 Belle Terre Parkway.

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The Family Life Center’s second-annual Spring Gala held April 13, at the Hammock Dunes Club, raised $9,433.50 to help the organization continue to provide services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in Flagler County. The event also included the inaugural Family Life Community Leadership Award, which was presented to Jake Scully for his work with the Leadership Flagler Class of 23 on their backyard makeover at the center. The 24/7 hotline number for domestic and sexual violence victims is 437-3505. Visit FamilyLifeCenterFlagler.org.

Florida Hospital Flagler recently hosted a flag raising ceremony in celebration of national Donate Life Month. All month long the hospital honored those who have saved lives through organ and tissue donation with a Donate Life table outside the café once a week to give others the opportunity to help save lives by signing up for Florida’s Organ and Tissue Registry. Florida Hospital Flagler also awarded three team members with mission awards, who provide exceptional patient care that is aligned with Florida Hospital’s mission to extend the healing ministry of Christ. Registered Nurse Angie Sheffield received the mission award in the staff category, Emergency Medicine Physician Kristin McCabe received the mission award in the physician category, and Kitty Van Horn received the mission award in the volunteer category. Call 586-2000.

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house with a chef’s kitchen, swimming pool and on a salt water canal was the top real estate transaction for March 17 through March 23. Christiana Trust, a division of Wilmington Savings Fund Society, of Houston, sold the home at 133 Island Estates Parkway to Corbin Norman, of Madisonville, Louisiana, for $785,000. Built in 2005, it has six bedrooms, six bathrooms and 4,909 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2005 for $1,725,000.

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INDIAN TRAILS Kevin and Sin-Cha Certain, of King George, Virginia, sold the home at 26 Boulder Rock Drive to Victor and Maria Alvarado, of Morristown, New Jersey, for $315,000. Built in 2008, it has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,463 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2007 for $105,000. Courtesy photo

A house with six bedrooms and 4,909 square feet was the top real estate transaction for March 17-23.

PALM COAST GRAND HAVEN James and Ramona Eppes, of Flagler Beach, sold the home at 91 Waterside Parkway W. to Earl Buchanan, Jr., of Palm Coast, for $190,000. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,647 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2010 for $160,000.

Earl Buchanan Jr., of Palm Coast, sold the home at 5 Long Lake Way to Aleksander Glukharew and Aleksandra Fleszar, of Palm Coast, for

$425,000. Built in 2006, it has four bedrooms, four bathrooms and 3,710 square feet of living space. The home previously sold for $575,000 in 2007. HIDDEN LAKES D.R. Horton, of Jacksonville, sold the home at 58 Auberry Drive to Patricia Perri-Trimmer and Albert Trimmer, of Palm Coast, for $264,900. Built in 2015, it has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,363 square feet of living space.

Gregory and Lynn Pachunka, of Surprise, Arizona, sold the

Arthur and Linda Chiappetta, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 24 Renfro Lane to Alondra Torres, of Palm Coast, for $159,000. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,816 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2012 for $110,000.

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PINE LAKES Robert Rurak, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 118 Westrobin Lane to Mark and Lili Alberry, of Lynne, Connecticut, for $138,000. Built in 2000, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,304 square feet of living space.

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MarilynBerry and Douglas Wells, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 25 Cold Spring Court to James and Barbara Abbott, of Palm Coast, for $285,000. Built in 2001, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,471 square feet of living space.

LEHIGH WOODS Abraham Mol, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 21 Red Clover Lane to Alejandro and Silvia Lantero, of Palm Coast, for $154,000. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,177 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2010 for $102,000.

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PALM HARBOR Jonathan and Mary Harvey, of Las Vegas, sold the home at 10 S. Classic Court to Vladimir Jdanov, of Palm Coast, for $242,000. Built in 1981, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,976 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2013 for $225,000.

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MATANZAS WOODS Louis Gerentine, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 73 Laramie Drive to Richard and Michele Rudd, of Palm Coast, for $159,000. Built in 2009, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,956 square feet of living space.

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WOODLANDS James Morse, of Bunnell, sold the home at 12 Blakeshire Place to Andrew and Christine Gaspar, of Palm Coast, for $145,000. Built in 1983, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,600 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2015 for $127,500.

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SEMINOLE WOODS John Blinn, of New Brighton, Pennsylvania, sold the home at 10 Slipper Flower Path E. to Dennis Duarte, of Palm Coast, for $122,000. Built in 2001, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,224 square feet of living space.

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Alex and Heather Blumenauer, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 9 Webb Lane to Paul and Vickie Kandour, of Palm Coast, for $188,000. Built in 2009, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,022 square feet of living space.

Arkadial, LLC, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 18 Sleepy Hollow Trail to Rose and Michael Dembosz, of Palm Coast, for $225,000. Built in 2015, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,800 square feet of living space.

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2-DRAWERS METAL filing cabinet $20. Dog feeding station $8. Server/Tea cart $15. t814-574-6387

SAFE 12 1/2 by 17 1/2 inches $50. Easel Grumbacher # 286 $50. 386-446-2266

2-TWIN BEDS, box springs & mattresses. White headboards. White 7-drawer dresser w/mirror, $200. 386.986.6414, John

SKI ITEMS; ladies M, 2-gloves, $5/each; 2-ski suits, $10/each; glasses, $5. 386.447.8826

6’ STEP ladder, excellent condition, cost $40, sell $25. 386.437.3275 ALUMINUM EXTENSION ladder, 24 ft. $100 Firm. Made in USA! 386-615-8230. BENCHCRAFT COUCH. Off-white with floral pattern. $125. 386-627-8668. BRIGGS & Stratton generator, surge 8500 watts, $200 firm. 386.627.8803.

USED BRICKS (red) covering a 14x17 area. $200. 386-447-8082 leave message & number. VERTICAL BLINDS for 6 & 9 ft sliders. White. Like new. $25 each. 386-313-5220

GARAGE WORKMAT heavy duty rubber,4’x6’x1/ 2" $75 (386) 316−9990 KIRBY VACCUM sentira model with shampoo system and attachments. Free (386) 447−3719 MERCHANDISE SEWING machine cabinet $50 (386) 586−6724 deolinda48@aol.com

WIRELESS ROUTER & range extender. Netgear. Excellent condition. EZ install. $30 (386) 793−7844

Autos For Sale 2011 MERCEDES M350L SUV - Every option. Local owned, extra clean, 55,000 miles. $25,500. Airport Auto 386-437-2403.

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of Frank The Kitchen Expert of Palm Coast located at 28 Farmbrook Lane in the County of Flagler in the City of Palm Coast Florida 32137 intends to register the said name with the Division of Corporations of the Florida Department of State, Tallahassee, FL. Dated at Palm Coast, Florida, this 28th day of April, 2016 Francis Rocco Massello

Garage/Moving/Estate Sales

Events

GENERAL CONTRACTOR retiring. Too many tools to list, must see to appreciate. Includes 16’ construction trailer. 18 Hargrove Grade, Suite 107. Friday/Saturday/Sunday, 8am-4pm.

AMERICAN LEGION Post 115 Spaghetti Dinner April 30th, 4:30pm to 7:00pm. Tickets are $10. Take out is available. VFW Hall, 47 Old Kings Rd, Palm Coast.

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CRAFTSMAN MOWER 22 inch cut, self propelled, 6.75 H.P. $175.00 386−503−4779

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NOBILITY TRIPLE plated silver, 12-piece place setting w/8 serving pieces, $100. Great wedding gift. 386.585.4486

CROQUET SET w/case, like new- $10. Polaroid 600 Camera-$5. Box of cooking magazines-$5. Call 386.283.4367

ANIMAL PORTRAITS with oils. Very reasonable. Please call Mary 386.597.7200

FURNITURE HALF moon marble top table $150 (386) 586−6724 elizabethveloso36@gmail.com

GAZELLE EDGE Glider Home Fitness Exercise Machine - $50. 330-573-8569

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QUEEN MATTRESS, box spring and frame $50, bookcase $15. Please leave message, 386.447.2971.

HANDICAP SCOOTER, recent batterys, $200. 386.864.5647

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FURNITURE GLASS top dinnng room table 5 feet $75 (386) 586−6724 cjojo1939@aol.com

IBANEZ ACOUSTIC guitar with hard case and new strings $145. Bissell steam floor cleaner $45. 386.264.6585

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CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom made Set of 8, $29. U pick colors 386−523−7201

CRAFTSMAN EDGER, gas blower, weed wacker. all $200. or bo. 386.447.6798

OAK COFFEE and end table, $75. scotts spreader, $25. golf clubs and bag, $100. 386-447-4040

General Merchandise

BRIGGS & Stratton Elite Generator Tested but not used. Book included $200 (386) 615−1800

DISHES − SERVICE FOR 12 Noritake China $100 OR BEST OFFER (386) 313−6547

BRUNSWICK 8’ pool table, looks like new with all accessories, $1850. call for more info, can email pictures. 352-514-7073

ADIRONDACK CHAIR unpainted Assembled,$57 on Amazon;folds flat $40 316−9990

COSTUME JEWELRY, some old, some signed, $3-$12/each. 386.677.4373 after 10am.

PRIMO WATER cooler, three-3 gallon bottles, $85. Twin bed set, mattress, headboard, 3-sets sheets, $80. 386.206.9006

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CRYPTOQUIZ

Each of the following cryptograms is a clue to the identity of a distinguished playwright. Using the hints D=I and H=T, decipher the clues to name the playwright.

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NEEDED LAWN spray technician experience preferred, valid Drivers license a must. Apply via email: info@coreylawn.com or in person, 14 Hargrove Grade, Palm Coast

We currently have several openings for some dependable individuals or teams that would like to earn extra money bagging and delivering the Palm Coast Observer. Once per week, every Wednesday night. No experience needed. Must have drivers license and car insurance and be willing and able to work in the dark of the night, locating specific addresses while delivering the paper.

RESIDENTIAL STAFF provide personal care assistance, instruction, and promotes independence and quality of life for residents in a group home. Shifts: AON Residential Staff: Th-Sat 11pm-8:30am / Weekend Res.Asst: Sat-Sun 8:30am-10:30pm or 9am-11pm. Must have a HS Diploma/GED, be 21/Valid DL/Level 2 Bgrnd Chk, 1 yr. Exp. In the Dev. Disab. Field or 1 year of care-taking experience. Apply in person: 1735 S R 16 St. Augustine, FL 32084

LIZ’S CLEANING Sparkling Bathrooms, Spot-less Kitchens, Organized Living Rooms. Worry-Less with Liz cleaning your home. Call me at 386-569-6151. Visit my website: www.palmcoastcleaninglady.com Free Estimates! 10% off 1st cleaning New Clients Only! Licensed/References available

FREE list with pictures! www.PalmCoastRepos.com Palm West Home Realty, Inc 2BR/2BA 29 Foster Lane BRICK 1842 sq.ft. GREAT Room House, Large Master BR, Wood & Tile floors, Fenced, sprinkler w/well, fireplace, Florida room & patio $175,000 (386) 627−5557

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FIREPLACE SPECIALIST! -New Fireplaces and Re-facing -Chimney cleaning -Replacement screens -Rain caps -Damper and Firebox repairs -Inspections Custom stone work Bonanno Masonry 386.503.8460

Condos For Sale

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

Open House Saturday April 30 from 1-3 42 Egret Trail Palm Coast, FL $209,000

If interested, please call Dave 386-338-5080, to set up an interview. Start earning extra money this week!

FRONT DESK Secretary/receptionist needed for fast paced office. Must be a well organized, detail oriented individual with excellent telephone/computer skills, good customer service skills and be able Multi-task. Full Time. Call Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm, 386.445.1597

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Cleaning

BANK OWNED HOMES!

Most routes take 2-3 hours once you have gotten to know the route and have developed your own routine. Earn $35 to $65 per night, depending on the amount of papers in your route.

EXPERIENCED TILE setter needed immediately. Must have own tools & transportation. Please call M-F from 9-5 for interview 386-445-9407

Homes For Sale

LAWN & Landscape Maintenance Personnel needed. Must have experience in commercial maintenance and a valid drivers license. Apply at Corey Enterprises via email, info@coreylawn.com, or in person at 14 Hargrove Grade.

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