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MEMORIAL DAY: MAY 30 Several events remember those who gave all. Calendar: PAGE 22A

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THURSDAY, MAY 26, 2016

Imagine that! Best teacher Colleen Fonte gets a big national honor at Imagine School at Town Center. PAGE 3A

INSIDE CONGRATS, GRADUATES!

HISTORIC GRADUATION

Check out the graduating classes for Matanzas and Flagler Palm Coast high schools, in this year’s graduation section.

RETIRING!

KENT RYAN

June 30 will be the last day on the job for Kent Ryan, dean of the Flagler Palm Coast campus of Daytona State College.

He has influenced many circles in Flagler County since moving to the community in 1985. His career began with Florida Power and Light, then moved him to fundraising for Florida Hospital Flagler and nine years at Daytona State.

A party in his honor will be held at the college on June 17.

Jeff Dawsey

Ann Lauter embraces Matthew Mills, who was one of the first two graduates ever for the new First Baptist Christian Academy. SEE THE STORY AND PHOTOS ON PAGE 17A.

Off and running Que’Shaun Byrd and the Flagler Palm Coast Bulldogs won their spring game.

What will they be working on this summer?

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RICHARD DUPONT After 32 years in education, including 26 at Bunnelle Elementary School, Richard Dupont has announced he is retiring after this school year.

Photo by Jeff Dawsey

INSIDE PET DOG SAFE AFTER CRASH

The dog was ejected from the car on I-95.

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FOOD PANTRY WELL STOCKED

Letter carriers stamp out hunger! PAGE 4A

RENT INCREASE FOR SCHOOL?

The Flagler Beach City Commission is considering a big rent increase for a local Montessori school. PAGE 12A

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“She is missing and frightened after being ejected from her owner’s car Friday night at 6:30 after a wreck at the southbound ramp of I-95 at Palm Coast Parkway,” a Sheriff’s Office news release stated. “Help us help this family!”

Ice’s owner, 37-year-old Palm Coast P-Section resident Jaywana Walker, was injured in the crash along with Walker’s 13-year-old daughter, but both were released from the hospital the night of the crash.

Ice is a white and gray/brindlecolored pit bull just under 2 years old, and wears a pink collar.

“She’s just this lovable puppy,” Walker said. “She’s such a good dog.” After the crash, Ice ran past the Lowe’s Home Improvement store and the Golden Corral on Cypress Edge Drive, then back toward the crash site.

Walker, who works in environmental services at Florida Hospital Flagler, said the crash happened when she had an epileptic seizure and blacked out behind the wheel. She’d recently had medical tests that showed she was safe to drive, she said, and will need more testing to find out what happened. The car left the road and struck two trees, emergency workers later told her.

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Missing dog Ice is home safe. A woman named Jill Scott, owner Jaywana Walker said, found Ice near the Winn-Dixie parking lot late the night of May 21.

The 2-year-old pit bull had been missing ever since she was thrown from Walker’s car during a crash at the Interstate-95 Palm Coast Parkway ramp the evening of May 20.

Scott “was nice enough to stand there with a flashlight on her until we got there” to pick the pooch up, Walker said.

“She was our guardian angel,” Walker said of Scott. “I can’t thank her enough.” Ice’s nose has some abrasions, but she’s otherwise fine, Walker said.

The dog recognized the family’s car and hopped right in when Walker’s fiancé and elder daughter pulled up to get her, Walker said. The family was bathing the pup while Walker spoke with a reporter.

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Candidates discuss policy, priorities at candidate forum The May 19 forum was the first held by the United Public Employees of Flagler.

JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

Colleen Fonte, a fourth-grade teacher at Imagine School at Town Center, was named Imagine School’s National Teacher of the Year.

Colleen Fonte named

National Teacher of the Year for Imagine Schools

Imagine School at Town Center has had two teachers named National Teacher of the Year in the past three years.

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magine School at Town Center fourth-grade teacher Colleen Fonte wasn’t suspicious when, the night before the school Fun Run Day, she was asked to dress up because a reporter was going to interview her.

She wasn’t suspicious when she was told there was an FSA pep rally, or even when, as Regional Teacher of the Year, she was asked up onto the stage.

“Then it hit me what was really happening,” Fonte said. “I looked out and saw the CEO of Imagine (Schools) waking down the path, and my father, my parents..., my husband was hiding — that’s when I realized, it’s not for Regional Teacher of the Year,

and they announced I had won National Teacher of the Year.”

Fonte said she was happy they suggested she dress up that day.

“If I had accepted the National Teacher of the Year in T-shirt and shorts I would not have been happy,” she laughed.

Fonte began teaching at Imagine School at Town Center five years ago. Principal James Menard was a third-grade teacher at the time, and on the hiring committee.

“We were together on the thirdgrade team,” Menard said. “She is so dynamic and so passionate with her students. She will do anything to help her students succeed, and that’s ultimately what makes a good teacher.”

Fonte said she was awestruck that she had been selected from

all of the Imagine Schools nationwide.

“There are 67 Imagine Schools in the nation, and it’s quite an honor to be recognized as top teacher,” Menard said.

Along with teaching 22 fourthgraders, Fonte serves as a team lead, the education director for the Intermediate Academy, and sponsors the Builders Club associated with the Kiwanis.

Her summer break will include some time with her family on vacation, but she also expects to work one or two days a week, preparing for the next school year.

“I think it’s a misconception that teachers don’t work holidays, breaks and over the summer,” Fonte said. “That is so far from true.”

ANOTHER NATIONAL TEACHER OF THE YEAR Brett Cunningham was a fifth-grade teacher at Imagine School at Town Center in 2013 when he was named the Imagine 2013 National Teacher of the Year. Cunningham is no longer at Imagine School at Town Center.

He now lives in Portland, Oregon.

IMAGINE STUDENTS SHINE AT FORMAL DANCE The Imagine School at Town Center’s Café was transformed into a “ballroom” for the end of the year formal, “Shine Like a Diamond.” The turquoise and bling color scheme was seen throughout the event space, from the ceiling all the way down to the bling box favors.

The seventh- and eighth-grade students who attended were treated to a dinner of lasagna and spinach-stuffed chicken, catered by Hot Spot Cuisine.

Festivities also included Elena Tevenal and Cayo Dias being presented as the eighth-grade Queen and King. Allison Tuggle and Kaiden Rider were crowned the seventh-grade Princess and Prince. The students were dressed to impress, and danced the night away to the sounds of DJ Vlagga.

Candidates and audience members were a bit squeezed at the first major political forum of the season May 19, as about 110 audience members packed the chairs, and then lined the rear wall, in a room at the Hilton Garden Inn to hear a total of 16 candidates for three local government boards speak.

The forum was the first held by the United Public Employees of Flagler, a group representing major public employee collective bargaining units within the county. Candidates — for the School Board, City Council, and County Commission — answered a series of questions formulated by the group and asked by moderator Patrick Juliano, a former firefighter and a current regional manager for Florida Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater.

All of the candidates for the County Commission, City Council and School Board seats were invited to attend, Juliano said.

The 16 who did were kept to minute-and-a-half time limits.

Some questions were asked only of candidates running for particular boards, with education questions asked of the School Board candidates, and city and county-related questions asked of City Council and County Commission candidates.

Several times, City Council and County Commission candidates spoke of tensions between city of Palm Coast and the Flagler County government.

Incumbent County Commission District 1 candidate Charlie Ericksen mentioned it at the beginning of the forum while answering a question about what issues would be on his priority list, saying, “I’d like to see the working relationship between the city manager and the county administrator improve.”

School Board District 3 incumbent Colleen Conklin earned audience applause after she said she’d “make sure that the policies that are being pushed down at our level, that ... we have he ability to say no, we’re not going do certain things,” and School Board District 5 candidate Myra MiddletonValentine was the sole candidate to mention student achievement when asked about the role of the School Board and superintendent.

Each of the 16 candidates, answering a question near the end of the forum, expressed their support for unions.

ONLINE Imagine School’s seventh and eighth grade students danced the night away at their formal dance last weekend.

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Elena Tevenal and Cayo Dias were named the eighth-grade Queen and King at Imagine School’s formal dance.

Read samples of what each candidate at the forum said when asked about their priorities online at

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Candidates discuss policy, priorities at candidate forum The May 19 forum was the first held by the United Public Employees of Flagler.

JONATHAN SIMMONS Above: Colleen Fonte celebrates her award at Imagine School at Town Center (courtesy photo).

Left: Fonte goes over an end-of-year project with Lily Puritis (photo by Jacque Estes).

Colleen Fonte named

National Teacher of the Year for Imagine Schools

Imagine School at Town Center has had two teachers named National Teacher of the Year in the past three years.

JACQUE ESTES COMMUNITY EDITOR

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magine School at Town Center fourth-grade teacher Colleen Fonte wasn’t suspicious when, the night before the school Fun Run Day, she was asked to dress up because a reporter was going to interview her.

She wasn’t suspicious when she was told there was an FSA pep rally, or even when, as Regional Teacher of the Year, she was asked up onto the stage.

“Then it hit me what was really happening,” Fonte said. “I looked out and saw the CEO of Imagine (Schools) waking down the path, and my father, my parents..., my husband was hiding — that’s when I realized, it’s not for Regional Teacher of the Year,

and they announced I had won National Teacher of the Year.”

Fonte said she was happy they suggested she dress up that day.

“If I had accepted the National Teacher of the Year in T-shirt and shorts I would not have been happy,” she laughed.

Fonte began teaching at Imagine School at Town Center five years ago. Principal James Menard was a third-grade teacher at the time, and on the hiring committee.

“We were together on the thirdgrade team,” Menard said. “She is so dynamic and so passionate with her students. She will do anything to help her students succeed, and that’s ultimately what makes a good teacher.”

Fonte said she was awestruck that she had been selected from

all of the Imagine Schools nationwide.

“There are 67 Imagine Schools in the nation, and it’s quite an honor to be recognized as top teacher,” Menard said.

Along with teaching 22 fourthgraders, Fonte serves as a team lead, the education director for the Intermediate Academy, and sponsors the Builders Club associated with the Kiwanis.

Her summer break will include some time with her family on vacation, but she also expects to work one or two days a week, preparing for the next school year.

“I think it’s a misconception that teachers don’t work holidays, breaks and over the summer,” Fonte said. “That is so far from true.”

ANOTHER NATIONAL TEACHER OF THE YEAR Brett Cunningham was a fifth-grade teacher at Imagine School at Town Center in 2013 when he was named the Imagine 2013 National Teacher of the Year. Cunningham is no longer at Imagine School at Town Center.

He now lives in Portland, Oregon.

IMAGINE STUDENTS SHINE AT FORMAL DANCE The Imagine School at Town Center’s Café was transformed into a “ballroom” for the end of the year formal, “Shine Like a Diamond.” The turquoise and bling color scheme was seen throughout the event space, from the ceiling all the way down to the bling box favors.

The seventh- and eighth-grade students who attended were treated to a dinner of lasagna and spinach-stuffed chicken, catered by Hot Spot Cuisine.

Festivities also included Elena Tevenal and Cayo Dias being presented as the eighth-grade Queen and King. Allison Tuggle and Kaiden Rider were crowned the seventh-grade Princess and Prince. The students were dressed to impress, and danced the night away to the sounds of DJ Vlagga.

NEWS EDITOR

Candidates and audience members were a bit squeezed at the first major political forum of the season May 19, as about 110 audience members packed the chairs, and then lined the rear wall, in a room at the Hilton Garden Inn to hear a total of 16 candidates for three local government boards speak.

The forum was the first held by the United Public Employees of Flagler, a group representing major public employee collective bargaining units within the county. Candidates — for the School Board, City Council, and County Commission — answered a series of questions formulated by the group and asked by moderator Patrick Juliano, a former firefighter and a current regional manager for Florida Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater.

All of the candidates for the County Commission, City Council and School Board seats were invited to attend, Juliano said.

The 16 who did were kept to minute-and-a-half time limits.

Some questions were asked only of candidates running for particular boards, with education questions asked of the School Board candidates, and city and county-related questions asked of City Council and County Commission candidates.

Several times, City Council and County Commission candidates spoke of tensions between city of Palm Coast and the Flagler County government.

Incumbent County Commission District 1 candidate Charlie Ericksen mentioned it at the beginning of the forum while answering a question about what issues would be on his priority list, saying, “I’d like to see the working relationship between the city manager and the county administrator improve.”

School Board District 3 incumbent Colleen Conklin earned audience applause after she said she’d “make sure that the policies that are being pushed down at our level, that ... we have he ability to say no, we’re not going do certain things,” and School Board District 5 candidate Myra MiddletonValentine was the sole candidate to mention student achievement when asked about the role of the School Board and superintendent.

Each of the 16 candidates, answering a question near the end of the forum, expressed their support for unions.

ONLINE Imagine School’s seventh and eighth grade students danced the night away at their formal dance last weekend.

Courtesy photos

Elena Tevenal and Cayo Dias were named the eighth-grade Queen and King at Imagine School’s formal dance.

Read samples of what each candidate at the forum said when asked about their priorities online at

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Palm Coast’s ‘very generous’ people fill food pantry Annual NALC food drive fills the pantry shelves in Flagler County.

JACQUE ESTES COMMUNITY EDITOR

MAY SAT.

Bette Rountree is not “Old Mother Hubbard,” but her cupboards were bare at the Flagler County Resource Center food pantry on Friday, May 13.

But what a difference a day makes: By 7:30 Saturday night, Rountree — president of Church Women United — and 35 volunteers were locking the doors of a fully stocked food pantry after a very successful food drive by the National Association of Letter Carriers.

On Saturday, letter carriers across the country were picking up more than mail. They were picking up donations of nonperishable food to be donated to the food banks within the community.

The different pantries were assigned to each postal district in the county, and while there was some initial distribution confusion at the Palm Coast post office, Rountree and her team waited it out.

“We waited outside the post office for the trucks to come in,” Rountree said. “We were there with people from Lifecoast Church, Mount Calvary Baptist,

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and Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic food pantries.”

Rountree and her group decided they were there for the long haul and would wait until the last truck came in from deliveries, after 7 p.m. She had nine vehicles making trips from the post office to the food pantry in Bunnell. She quickly lost count of how many trips they made during the day.

“The carriers park in a lot in the back, and when it was 99% full, that’s when we left,” Rountree said. “I was determined that no donation would go to waste. There were 35 volunteers working at the food pantry in Bunnell unloading cars and putting food away.”

The mail routes took longer, as drivers returned to the post office during the day to drop off the food donations.

“The people in Palm Coast are very generous and the postal workers are great,” Rountree said.

“It’s more work for them, but they know it goes to a good cause.”

Church Women United has been operating the Flagler Resource Center (under a variety of names) for the past 34 years. The number of people being served is not decreasing, but Rountree said she has seen a change in demographics.

“We are averaging 225-250 families each month during the eight hours a week we are open,”

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A volunteer restocks the shelves at the Flagler County Resource Center.

Rountree said. “We are seeing more seniors and fewer families with young children. We still see the younger children, but many are families with adult children living with them, and older people on a fixed income.”

Rountree didn’t know how many pounds of food she was able to stock her pantry with, but she said, with continuing donations, it should keep the shelves stocked into July.

“I weigh our distribution not by pounds, but by the people we are serving,” Rountree said.

“I weigh our distribution not by pounds, but by the people we are serving.”

BETTE ROUNTREE, Flagler County Resource Center Director

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Begging at Publix, for a cause Future Problem Solvers have lots of friends as they prepare for international competition.

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hen I finish with my work at the office for the day, I usually don’t like to stand in the sun in front of Publix and beg people for money. But I was fortunate enough to help my son do just that on May 19, as we attempted to raise funds for the Future Problem Solvers’ trip to the international competition, which is hosted at Michigan State University this year.

There was a good variety of responses. Some were so kind it might have brought a tear to my eye if I weren’t so concerned with getting heat stroke.

One man stood and listened to the boys talk while his ice cream melted in his grocery bags. The humanity!

“I can support you,” one woman said, “but I want you to give your spiel.”

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The price is estimated at more than $3,000, but the car will be raffled off for $5 per ticket.

To participate, come to Zaxby’s (on Cypress Edge Drive, between Walmart and Lowe’s) from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday, May 27.

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son, and his friend Paul Grau, both students of superteacher Jennifer Colindres at Bunnell Elementary School, explained to the woman that they’d been working with groups of students to help inspire people to grow their own food in gardens (G.R.E.E.N.), and to be aware of all resources available for providing for their pets (Animal Assisters).

This woman nodded and listened intently before giving a $5 bill. Another man listened

Branch patrons?

Having read about the wonderful renovation the students did at the high school library, why not enlist their ideas?

Once again, we have a process that excludes the community, and spends taxpayers’ staff time and resources on a proposed $4.5 million liability (after deducting the $1 million passport funds that could be spent on the Bunnell Branch library as suggested above) that does not include funding for books or staff.

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to the spiel on the way in, then brought back a $20 bill on the way out.

Most of the shoppers at Publix weren’t interested.

Some made sure we knew it.

“When I win the lottery, I’ll help,” one man said as he walked by.

Others put their heads down and did their best impressions of Olympic speed walkers as they brushed past us.

“You want a donation or what?” another man said.

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a donation.

“Why didn’t you say so?” the man said, with a frown.

But, he gave him a dollar.

Another man had money in his hand, and when the boys started explaining their projects, he said, “I don’t care what it’s for, just take it.”

In total, Jackson and Paul raised about $260 in just two hours, while refining their skills of talking to strangers, dealing with rejection, and, most importantly, begging.

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Yes, they are losing players, but there are a few thousand young people in our schools and I am sure they can be enticed to use these courses to learn. When my husband and I moved to Palm Coast we rented for a year and then built our home on Zaun Trail as we liked country atmosphere. But after his death in 1995 I moved to this area and have enjoyed every minute of living here.

To those men who meet for their “Workshops,” please listen to this wise man and seek some answers.

Dear Editor: Let me start by saying I do not know Brian Barrington nor have I ever heard of him.

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TIRES SLASHED IN TWO SEPARATE PARTS OF TOWN 300 block of Parkview Drive.

Criminal mischief: People staying in two separate parts of town woke up the morning of May 22 and found their car tires slashed.

In the first case, a Palatka woman and a Hastings man who were staying at a home on Parkview Drive went ouside at about 7 a.m. and saw that the tires on their Nissan Altima and Chevy Impala had been slashed.

Several hours later and about three miles away, on Ramblewood Drive, a 68-year-old Palm Coast man walked outside at about 10 a.m. and saw that both rear tires on his Chrysler Town and Country van had been slashed. Each rear tire had about a 2-inch gash in the sidewall.

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Basciano, 22, previously worked at the Tomoka Correctional Institution in Daytona Beach for four months after attending Daytona State College’s corrections basic recruit academy and Salem International University, in Salem, West Virginia.

Basciano has always wanted to be a law enforcement officer, and, as a college student, was inspired by an instructor who had worked as a detention deputy. She plans to pursue a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice.

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Flagler County has won a Florida Trust for Historic Preservation award for the restoration of the stables at the Princess Place Preserve.

The award was presented at the 37th-annual awards ceremony held May 13 in Tallahassee, according to a Flagler County government news release. All five county commissioners — George Hanns, Charlie Ericksen, Nate McLaughlin, Frank Meeker and Chair Barbara Revels — attended.

“It was such an honor for Flagler County to be recognized for its efforts with this award,” Commissioner George Hanns said.

“We certainly want to thank the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation board for its recognition of one of our valued assets.”

The restoration cost $447,558, with grants from the Florida Bureau of Historic Preservation and the Tourist Development Council covering $333,400. The rest was paid with money from the county’s optional half-cent sales tax.

Flagler County Republican Party opens 2016 headquarters The Flagler County Republican Executive Committee opened its 2016 Republican Victory Headquarters May 23 at 55 Plaza Drive, Unit D6 .

“We are very excited to be opening our Victory Headquarters in Flagler County,” Flagler County Republican Executive Committee Chairwoman Anne-Marie Shaffer said in a press release. “2016 has already seen a tremendous amount of interest in the presidential race; the phones are still ringing two months after the Florida primary. ... Our Victory Headquarters is going to be busier than ever.”

A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held at 3 p.m. May 27.

The public is invited.

For more information, please contact Shaffer at FCREC@ gmail.com or 569-8400.

Democratic Executive Committee moves to new location The Democratic Executive Committee Headquarters has moved to 2 Office Park Drive, Suite C. The new location is about one tenth of a mile west of the intersection of Clubhouse Drive and Palm Coast Parkway NE, across Palm Coast Parkway NE from the Palm Coast Community Center.

Commissioners’ travel budgets may be tripled

Ambulance may be relocated There might soon be one fewer ambulance at the fire station next to the Community Center on Palm Coast Parkway — at least, temporarily — and it isn’t yet clear where the ambulance will go.

The 1977-built Station 22 is slated for $100,000 in renovations, and city staff want the two Flagler County Emergency Services staff members and their ambulance moved to Station 24, on Palm Harbor Parkway about 2.5 miles away.

“That’s going to leave a void in that area, is it not?” County Commissioner George Hanns asked in a County Commission budget workshop May 19.

“We’re working on it. We’re aware of that,” County Administrator Craig Coffey replied.

County staff will meet with city staff June 7 to determine placement of the ambulance and its crew, he said.

“We probably won’t be inclined to move it up to Station 24, but we’ve got some other solutions that will work for us.”

One of the possibilities, he said, would be a mobile center that could house the crew temporarily.

There are strategic reasons for keeping the ambulance and crew in the area of Station 22, Coffey said after the meeting.

Flagler County may almost triple the amount of money it spends on county commissioners’ travel. This fiscal year, the county budgeted $15,850.

This coming fiscal year, the amount considered is $45,000, or $9,000 per commissioner in addition to commissioners’ state-determined salaries of about $51,000 per year.

Commissioner Barbara Revels said at a workshop May 19 that she could see bumping the budget up to $30,000, but not up by $30,000. “I’m suggesting that adding $30,000 is obscene for what we’re already compensated for our job,” she said.

Commissioners Nate McLaughlin and Frank Meeker disagreed.

“There’s a direct benefit to the citizens of Flagler County,” McLaughlin said of county commissioners’ travel. “That’s where we go and build these relationships, and get these grants and get these dollars.”

County Administrator Craig Coffey said commissioners have been exceeding their budgets in recent years, averaging $6,500 in travel per commissioner, or $32,500 total.

McLaughlin said commissioners wouldn’t necessarily use all of what was budgeted.

Coffey suggested placing a total of $35,000 in the budget, or $7,000 per commissioner that could be shifted from one commissioner to the next.

MORE PROTECTION FOR POLITICIANS? After a man railed aggressively, and at times unintelligibly, at local politicians at two recent county government meetings, officials are talking about making the Government Services Building safer. “I’d like to get some consideration to making a better effort to protect the five of us when we’re up on the dais here,” Commissioner Charlie Ericksen said at a budget workshop May 19. He noted that the man “comes in with a large backpack. ...

I hope security is looking in large containers like that.”

The man with the backpack has been trespassed from the facility. County government meetings are attended by deputies who have the power to remove people whose behavior is threatening, but they don’t check bags. Ericksen said he’d like to see the front of the dais in the commission chambers hardened. County Administrator Craig Coffey said Ericksen had raised “some valid points.” For now, Coffey said, “We’ll talk to the Sheriff’s Office if we have some concerns. Number one would be additional deputies to search the bags.” Coffey said the county could also budget money to explore hardening and other safety improvements.

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An 8-year-old Hammock girl was playing outside when a 60-yearold neighbor motioned to get her attention, and then exposed his genitals to her, the girl told her parents, and, later, a Flagler County Sheriff’s Office deputy.

The man, Shady Lane resident Mark Steven Hall, has been charged with lewd and lascivious exhibition to a child under the age of 16. He is deaf, and was unable to answer deputies’ questions, according to a deputy’s report.

The incident happened at about 1:08 p.m. May 14.

A neighbor who knew some American Sign Language used it to ask Hall, at deputies’ request, what he’d been doing for the last hour. Hall responded that he’d been sitting on his porch and that he walked around the yard briefly near his pump house. A deputy asked the neighbor to ask Hall if Hall had urinated in the yard. Hall replied that he had not.

The neighbor told the deputy “that the only thing he was able to get from (Hall) was that there was someone over the house four hours earlier named ‘Ed’ and he urinated in the front yard.”

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Flagler Beach won’t renew Montessori school’s lease The city revisited the school’s lease to add guidelines about its garden at Wickline Park. But commissioners think the school pays too little for the city-owned property.

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Last month, Flagler Beach city commissioners said the Flagler Beach Montessori school could keep its garden at Wickline Park.

But now commissioners aren’t sure they want the school there at all — at least, not without a rent increase for the city-owned property.

The commission voted unanimously May 19 not to renew the school’s current lease, and to instead draft a new one. Some of the numbers mentioned for a possible rent increase were far above what school owner Kerri Huckabee told commissioners she could pay.

The issue started with the school’s garden: It had drawn complaints from people saying it was overgrown. Commissioners wanted to look at the lease to establish guidelines for it. But in doing so, the city found other issues, and commissioners decided to reconsider the monthly rent, which has been just $1,307.76 a month, or $1,399.31 including tax. The school building itself is about 5,400 square feet, at 800 S. Daytona Ave. “We are subsidizing this school,” City Commissioner Kim Carney said at a special City

Commission meeting about the school May 19. “Whether we want to admit it or not, we are in the elementary school business.”

Carney thought the city shouldn’t be, and worried about modifications made to the school building — without permits — some of which violated state safety codes. “Look at an administrator of a building who puts a curtain over the fire exit, and locks the door,” she said. “So they have no regard for fire safety.”

Mayor Linda Provencher disagreed with Carney’s characterization of the city as “subsidizing” the Montessori school.

“I don’t think you’re subsidizing anyone,” she said.

Bringing the building up to market rent would leave the school paying rent of about $2,400, Commissioner Marshall Shupe said. Charging standard commercial building rates would mean rent payments of about $3,200 a month.

But Provencher said the restaurant building at the pier started with payments of about $3,000 per month, and it’s a profitable commercial property in much better shape than the worn school building.

School owner Kerri Huckabee told the commissioners she couldn’t afford to pay more than

a couple hundred dollars extra per month.

But Carney said $1,300 was just too low.

“I’m not in favor of $1,300 a month,” she said. “I would rather let it sit, and not have any damage, not have any construction problems.” If the school can’t afford to pay a reasonable rental rate that is more than $200 or so more than the school pays now, “that’s not my problem,” she said.

Provencher supported a rent increase. But, she said, “I’m not going to charge $3,200 for anybody for that building, because it is an old building, it does need a lot of work. ... $3,200 a month is a lot of money for that building, especially when it needs a new roof.”

Commissioner Jane Mealy suggested a gradual rent increase over several years. She was also unhappy with changes the school made to the building — including the addition of extra bathroooms and the installation of a door lock that had been deemed a fire code violation — without permission from the city.

The school, according to its current lease, is required to fix those changes before leaving, something the city’s building

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“I feel — and I’m sorry, Kerri, for this — I feel like we were taken advangtage of,” Mealy said. “The building was offered the way it was, an agreement was made with the way the building was, and a whole lot of changes occurred that we knew nothing about. ...

It is a local historic building. We have very few left. And I don’t like the changes that were made to the building that make it even less historic than it was.”

Huckabee, addressing the board, thanked commissioners for giving the school the opportunity to use the property. But, she said, the building had major problems, and the changes the school made improved it.

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Commissioner Marshall Shupe, speaking after Huckabee left to attend to a family emergency, suggested that the fact that Huckabee had mentioned a couple hundred dollars as the maximum she could afford to pay in a rent increase “doesn’t mean we have to go with her max.”

Commissioner Rick Belheumer said he agreed with Huckabee about the initial condition of the building. And, he said later, “It isn’t going to do anybody, the kids or the city, any good sitting there empty.”

He suggested raising the rent 20%, to about $1,680 including taxes. Carney suggested the city also request a security deposit in a future lease.

The commission didn’t settle on how much rent the city will seek in the future, but voted unanimously not to renew the school’s current lease and to instead formulate a new one.

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Kevin Pogue strips and grabs the ball from the Seabreeze ball carrier just before he hits the ground.

FPC wins mistake-heavy spring game The Bulldogs ran their usual offense and stopped Seabreeze for a spring football win.

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lagler Palm Coast and Seabreeze played anything but an exciting, championship-caliber game on Tuesday, May 24, at FPC for their spring contest. But that’s why they play this exhibition.

The Bulldogs won 13-0 in a game of constant turnovers and penalties. FPC’s Keith Boswell recovered the first Sandcrabs’ fumble. After Paul Nelson sacked Brevin Glaze from the blind side, Boswell picked up another fumble. Isaac Mott, then, intercepted a Darrell Thomas pass to return the ball to Seabreeze. And then FPC’s Kevin Pogue stripped a Sandcrab for a third Seabreeze fumble lost in the first quarter.

Just before halftime, Sandcrabs’ Jalen Miranda picked off a second Thomas pass, but the Sandcrabs were unable to capitalize on any opportunities.

FPC’s Que’Shaun Byrd scored the only two touchdowns of the game, on a two-yard run in the second quarter, and a 36-yard run in the third. The extra point attempt for the last score was missed.

Both teams will rest a couple of weeks but will return to the practice field for the summer offseason.

Que’Shaun Byrd rushed for over 100 yards and two touchdowns in FPC’s win over Seabreeze.

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Curtis Holmes knocks the ball out of Brevin Glaze’s hand, sacking him from his blind side.

DOUBLE TAKE! No. 14 for the Bulldogs is not former starting quarterback Dalton Thomas. He is, however, his younger brother, Darrell (pictured left). Their games are identical; Darrell, too, plays QB and punts for the Dawgs, just as Dalton did for almost four years.

I’m not a hopeless romantic, but I make attempts to surprise my wife, Jessica, every now and then. Because our families live only two hours away from each other, we usually celebrate holidays apart. Well, this past Christmas Eve, I thought I surprised her, when she opened her parents’ door at 10 p.m., only to find out that my sister, Taquila,had called her hours earlier and told her I was coming.

My sister has proven that she can’t keep a secret; she even told me once about my surprise birthday party. I thought of her last week, when Matanzas lacrosse player Bailee Hurd invited me to Jillian Bontempo’s surprise college signing.

According to Bailee, Jill doesn’t like that kind of attention, so she would’ve never held a signing for herself. But, Bailee, being her best friend—and the reason she decided to commit to St. Leo with her—wanted to do something special for Jill. Bailee actually filled out the college application for Jill.

So she alerted the Lady Pirates and Jill’s family members of her plans to surprise Jill and congratulate her on her signing, but Bailee, too excited not to tell her best friend, who just so happens to be the “surprisee,” let the cat of the bag a few days too early.

“I couldn’t keep it in,” Bailee laughed. “She was getting suspicious, so I had to tell her.”

With everyone in position, in front of the Pirates’ trophy case in the gym, Bailee slowly led Jill into the room, and the supporters yelled, “Congratulations!”

Jill simply waved with a big smile on her face—because she wasn’t surprised at all.

“I tried to look surprised, but it just didn’t come out,” Jill laughed. “I was too happy.”

Upon knowing the surprise, I told Bailee that I wanted to “surprise” all of the supporters and inform them that they didn’t really surprise Jill, through this column, so I needed her to actually keep this a secret. Bailee replied, “OK. I will not ruin another surprise.”

Although Bailee, and my sister, are no good at keeping surprises a secret, she seems to make up for it by being a good friend.

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MATANZAS conducted its annual Senior Athletics Ceremony Tuesday, May 24, at Matanzas. Among Scholar Athlete of the Year and other awards, Pirate Nation selected Gunner Parson and Bella Benvenuto for Matanzas Male and Female Senior Athlete of the Year.

GUNNER PARSON: Lacrosse Career Statistics: 156 goals, 168 assists, Honors/Awards: U.S. Lacrosse All American 2016, February’s Rotary Athlete of the Month, District Championships in 2015 and 2016 (firsts in program history) FLAGLER PALM COAST held its Outstanding Athlete Banquet on Thursday, May 12, at the Hilton Garden Inn. It is no surprise that senior Justin Pacifico, after his historic season in both track and cross country, was selected as the Male Outstanding Athlete of the Year, and Tamara Henshaw, after taking the Lady Bulldogs back to the postseason, with a 24-2 record, To read of their many accomplishments, see recent publications.

Pirates get test against defending champs

Matanzas went up north for its spring football game to play Class 2A State Champion University Christian (Jax) on Friday, May 21, in Jacksonville.

University outscored the Pirates 12-7 in three quarters, and their JV team also added six points against Matanzas. Pirates freshman William Cowles provided the only Matanzas score, a 52-yard run before halftime.

SynchroBelles: 5th at nationals

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The Flagler SynchroBelles’ Junior Team returned from last month’s USA Synchro Nationals Competition with a fifth-place team finish in Mesa, Arizona.

Junior Duet Breanna Malone and Samile Daiha earned 10th place overall, and the 13-15 team took 11th.

Malone and Liz Basan placed 15th and 24th, respectively, in the solo swim division.

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The Palm Coast Crush, the local 13U traveling baseball team, has concluded its season with a 17-6 record, a large trophy and more hardware.

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“The academy’s been open for eight years, so this was a dream for eight years that this would one day happen, and here we are.”

PALM COAST CHARITY GOLF 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Palm Harbor Golf Club, 20 Palm Harbor Drive. $30 for 18 holes. $5 goes to Precious Hearts Foundation Inc. Call 986-4653 to schedule a tee time.

SUNDAY, MAY 29

POOL SAFETY DAY 1-4 p.m. at Frieda Zamba Swimming Pool, 339 Parkview Drive.

Learn about water safety, with games and presentations.

MONDAY, MAY 30

PALM COAST ELKS 2709 MEMORIAL DAY 7:30-10:30 a.m. at Palm Coast Elks 2709, 53 N. Old Kings Road.

Annual Memorial Day flag raising ceremony. Breakfast to follow for a $5 donation.

CITY OF PALM COAST MEMORIAL DAY 8 a.m. at Heroes Memorial Park, 2860 Palm Coast Parkway NW. Guest speakers: Florida Rep. Paul Renner, Commandant Anthony D. Martinez of the Marine Corps League and Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts. In case of rain, the program will be moved to Palm Coast Fire Station 21 at 9 Corporate Drive. Call 986-3708.

FLAGLER COUNTY MEMORIAL DAY 10 a.m. at Government Services Building, 1769 E. Moody Blvd.

Photos by Jeff Dawsey

Senior graduates Robin Scott and Matthew Mills move their tassels from the right to the left.

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First Baptist Christian Academy graduates its first two seniors at its inaugural high school graduation.

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Ann Lauter, one of the teachers that Matthew Mills mentioned in his speech, congratulates him.

First Baptist Christian Academy peers Marcos Izquierdo, Sydney Karcher (front) and Brianna Hilditch show their excitement for the school’s first graduates.

NEXT STOP ON THE JOURNEY? Matthew Mills will spend the summer at the Experimental Aircraft Association Advanced Air Academy in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and will then attend Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Robin Scott plans to attend Daytona State with hopes of becoming a teacher. FBCA Principal Holly Nies assured her that an academy job would be open for her, when she graduates.

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ngry at the world because his mother, Sonia Jimenez, transferred him from a school of over 1,500 kids to First Baptist Christian Academy, which only had 15 high schoolers in one hybrid-learning classroom, Matthew Mills attempted almost anything to irritate his teachers.

Not willing to give up on him, the FBCA staff didn’t hold back tears, as he thanked them for their patience and mercy in his speech at the school’s inaugural high school graduation.

Before taking their honorary seats on stage, in front of dozens of family members and guests, Mills and fellow senior, Robin Scott, strolled the academy’s halls for a last time, to the cheers and applauses of the school’s 400plus students and faculty staff at the old Bunnell courthouse.

“When we began the high school last year, we knew it wasn’t ideal,” said Kevin Lautar, FBCA’s former director. “But, because of God’s faithfulness and providence, we were able to provide for them an excellent envi-

ronment this year that exceeded all we could ask or dream.”

Both Mills and Scott joined the school as juniors, when the academy was still connected with the church. On being a pioneer graduate, Scott said, “I knew I was going to be one of the first, but it’s still surprising, and it feels great.” Scott is well-known for her happy-go-lucky, free-spirit character that lights any room she enters.

“I never thought I'd be the first to do anything at FBCA, except get into trouble,” Mills added, “but it's definitely an honor.

Since we are the first, I guess the people will always remember us.”

FBCA became an accredited school in March, so both graduates—and all future high school grads—leave with an accredited education.

“These first two graduates are an answer to prayer and the result of hard work and blood, sweat and tears by a lot of people,” Lautar said. “The academy’s been open for eight years, so this was a dream for eight years that this would one day happen, and here we are.”

VFW MEMORIAL DAY 11 a.m. at Palm Coast VFW, 47 N. Old Kings Road. Picnic at noon and music. Open to the public.

Advanced tickets are $15 or $20 that day. Call 446-8696.

MEMORIAL DAY AT FRIEDA ZAMBA POOL Noon to 6 p.m. at 339 Parkview Drive. Active and retired military personal and their families have free admission. Call 986-4741.

FLAGLER BEACH MEMORIAL DAY 1 p.m. at Veterans Park, 105 S. Second St. AMVETS MEMORIAL DAY 1 p.m. at Post 113, 2125 N. State St. at the flag pole. Arrive early.

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INAUGURAL HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS BREAKFAST 8:30-10:30 a.m. at Hilton Garden Inn, 55 Town Center Blvd. Flagler Volunteer Services will discuss preparedness. Panel discussion with American Red Cross, Flagler County Medical Reserve Corps, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Amateur Radio Emergency Service and Ham Radio. $15 includes breakfast and preparedness supply bag. Reservations: 597-2950.

SAFFARI FASHION SHOW 5-7 p.m. at Chez Jacqueline, 25-3 Palm Harbor Village Way. Benefits SAFFARI Rescue. Limited seating, $15 tickets. Wine and hors d’oeuvres served. Call 447-1650.

FLAGLER COUNTY REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETING 6 p.m. at Palm Coast Community CenterE. Candidate forum with Republican candidates for mayor and City Council, All club members, Republicans and guests invited. Call 986-0317.

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The Flagler Beach Winery has believed in its excellent wines and food pairings with an ocean view for the past four years. Ken Tarsitano, the owner, had that belief validated recently, winning

two double-gold medals for their merlot and allure wines and two silver medals for their syrah and petite verdot by the Florida International Wine Competition.

“We don’t have to be in California to make good wines,” Tarsitano said.

The winery submitted to the competition in February and learned of its winnings via mail in April.

“The proof is in the pudding,” said Tarsitano, referring to his wine making and the outcome from the competition.

A panel of judges selected the Flagler Beach Winery’s entries from over 1,000 wines. Tarsitano hopes this will put Florida on the map for wine production.

Tarsitano couldn’t be more pleased. He said, “I get to make wine, look at the ocean and sell it to people.”

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Animal hoarders: the illness and the crime IF YOU KNOW OF A HOARDER Within the city of Palm Coast - 986- 2520 Within unincorporated Flagler County, Flagler Beach, Bunnell, Beverly Beach 246-8612

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Turning in an animal hoarder may be the hardest thing you do — but you will be saving lives.

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here was a time, when the kids were home, we had two dogs, two cats and a couple of birds. When we evacuated for Hurricane Floyd it took all three of our vehicles to transport them. Today, my husband and I have one cat, two dogs and one bird, and at this time in our lives, with our schedules — that is enough.

When I began writing a pet column in the mid-1990s, it required a weekly visit to the humane society. This made my husband nervous, because we both are “animal people.”

On two occasions, he returned home and said; “This (dog/cat) wasn’t here when I left this morning.” This was in reaction to Luna, a golden retriever/ chow mix, and Samantha, our current feline in residence. I knew I couldn’t save them all — but I would do my part.

I confess this because I know how easy it is to fall in love during every visit. I always believed that hoarders were folks with good intentions, who became overwhelmed. Hoarders are now being recognized as individuals with mental health issues that can result in horrific consequences for the animals and their own families.

According to the Humane Society of the United States, there are a quarter of a million animals who become victims to hoarders every year.

Statistics show that hoarders are generally female, over 60 and live alone. They have an unusual number of “pets” without the financial means to house or care for them, and they deny this inability.

The process is gradual, starting with a pet or two, but then the numbers increase.

Sometimes people bring animals to them, or they start picking up strays — to protect them — and soon there are too many to manage. The person will go without necessities for herself, and may even become reclusive, to try and provide for

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This photo was taken during a hoarding case in southern Florida.

Hoarders live in conditions that are not healthy for the animals, or for them and their family.

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There is help for people who suffer from pet hoarding, but the first step is intervention.

Pet hoarders will deny they have a problem. Many friends and family members worry about getting their friends and loved ones into legal trouble, but it is important to remember that the situation is inhumane for all involved and must be resolved. Hoarding cases do not have to end with criminal prosecution of the hoarder.

It is important is to get the animals out, to eliminate the possibility of the hoarder obtaining new animals and to get long term help for the person suffering with the mental illness.

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Dr. Gary Patronek, founder of the Hoarding of Animals Research Consortium, says most pet hoarders fall into one of three categories: Overwhelmed caregivers: They begin rescuing or helping animals in a small way and/or acquire pets passively but become overwhelmed by their growing pet population and inability to say no. People in this category tend to be the most willing to consider downsizing when offered help.

Rescuer hoarders: The people in this group are driven by an extreme sense of mission. Patronek says a profound fear of death and/or loss drives them.

Caring for animals provides a strong sense of identity; losing the animals is a loss of who they are. When Animal Services finds this type of hoarder, the first options are offering help and negotiated settlements. If the hoarder cannot or will not improve conditions for the animal, sometimes confiscation and prosecution become necessary.

Exploiter hoarders: These people may be true sociopaths. Exploiter hoarders lack empathy for people or animals. They are manipulative, cunning and can be vicious. Prosecuting them with every legal option is often the only path to saving the animals and a successful intervention.

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Coastal Cloud buys Discovery Center property Coastal Cloud has purchased the 25,834-square-foot Hammock Beach Discovery Center at 1 Hammock Beach Parkway, which it had been renting since its founding three years ago.

Tim and Sara Hale launched Coastal Cloud at a 2013 event and have hired 100 technical consultants.

Coastal Cloud occupies the entire second floor of the Discovery Center. Two long-term tenants, May Management and Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate, occupy most of the first floor. The remaining first floor office space will be rented.

Public records indicate the selling price was $2.1 million.

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Rodriguez’ first order of business was to help alter the menu to provide a broader range of gastropub-style offerings.

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Cue Note Billiard Room owners John Deuble and Mica Bethea have hired Palm Coast resident Augustin “Augie” Rodriguez Sr., as the venue’s general manager.

Rodriguez recently worked at the New Europa restaurant.

Rodriguez has decades of

Advanced ICU Care, the nation’s largest provider of teleICU services, recognized Florida Hospital Flagler ICU medical director and intensivist Dr. Gilles Chemtob with the 2016 I See You Care Award.

Chemtob was one of only eight award recipients, selected from more than 65 hospitals.

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Florida Hospital Flagler has selected Carmen Bourdeau to serve as the nurse manager for the intensive care unit.

Board-certified intensivist Dr. Muneeruddin Mohammed has also joined Florida Hospital Flagler.

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Dance team Alexander and Magdalena Ivanov want to improve your life through dance.

What began as a dream to “touch a real palm tree” for a little Polish girl has now blossomed into a lifelong career and lifestyle for world-renowned dancer Magdalena Ivanov. While she has put aside her competitive dance shoes, Ivanov wants Palm Coasters to pick theirs up for lessons, fun and opportunities she has enjoyed in dance.

She, along with Alexander Ivanov, have opened Arthur Murray Dance Studio, one of 260 worldwide, at 160 Cypress Point Parkway, Suite A214.

While instructing in New York and Jacksonville, the Ivanovs felt they were only one among many dance studios. After doing their research around the area, they believed they could make an impact in Palm Coast.

“We wanted to move to a place where we could add value,” Magdalena Ivanov said. “Palm Coast seems to be family-oriented, and it’s small like the town I grew up in, in Poland.”

With their new dance studio, the Ivanovs hold classes for couples, singles and social dance parties in various ballroom dancing areas.

“For couples, this could reunite them again, bringing

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their romance back,” she said.

“Usually couples don’t hold each other for 45 minutes during the week; this is the place they will.”

Just as dancing has allowed the Ivanovs to tour Europe and other parts of the word, gain social and personal skills and move to America, the Ivanovs believe dance can and will change lives here in Flagler County.

The studio will host a grand opening at 4 p.m. May 26, at the studio. Call 225-4660.

For nearly 25 years, Alexander Ivanov has been competing, performing and teaching as a professional Latin and ballroom dancer. His primary focus throughout his career has been training his students, who have gone on to win numerous titles. Alexander has competed in over 200 NDCA sanctioned competitions, winning “Top Honors” and numerous first-place “Top Teacher” awards.

Magdalena Ivanov began her dancing journey at the age of 7 in Poland, where she discovered her passion for ballroom. Since then, she has won many national ballroom titles and has placed fourth in the world in American Smooth. In the teaching field, her students have also won titles.

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APRIL 14 TO APRIL 20

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Flagler Beach home with swimming pool and an Intracoastal view was the top real estate transaction from April 14 through April 20.

Joyce Bohus, Eric Bohus, Cynthia Keenan and Susan Waring, of Marlton, New Jersey, sold the home at 2211 N. Central Ave. to Barry and Mary Ann Ramsey, of Beverly Hills, for $534,000.

Built in 1993, it has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,403 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 1998 for $275,000.

Circle to Rosemaire Bollman, of Newton, Connecticut, for $316,900. Built in 1999, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,973 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2003 for $255,000.

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The top selling home has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,403 square feet of living space.

PALM COAST Cypress Knoll Roland and Sharon Hosier, of Ormond Beach, sold the home at 6 Eastman Lane to Paul Bentivegna, of Fairlawn, New Jersey, for $229,000. Built in 2003, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,659 square feet of living space.

Flagler Beach Renee and Thomas Worthington, of Flagler Beach, sold the home at 414 Palm Drive to Brian and Dianne Jackson, of Interlachen, for $371,500. Built in 1992, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,760 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2003 for $349,000.

John and Linda Otis, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 37 East Diamond Drive to Lauren Boyer, of South Orange, New Jersey, for $174,000. Built in 2004, it has four bedrooms, and two bathrooms. The home previously sold in 2004 for $145,400.

Mark and Gina Giblin, of Flagler Beach, sold the home at 3 Pelican Lane to Harold and Lori Kretzer, of Flagler Beach, for $335,000. It has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,005 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2008 for $196,000.

Grand Haven Irina Orlov, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 9 Heron Drive to Frankie and Cornell Melton, of Palm Coast, for $350,000. Built in 2015, it has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,384 square feet of living space.

Gary and Geri Wires, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 5 Lakeside Way to Peter and Lorraine Halibozek, of Kensington, Connecticut, for $345,000.

Built in 2006, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,000 square feet of living space.

Helen Sullivan, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 6 Players

Elizabeth Fraioli, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 10 Lakeview Lane to Sheryl Sumlin-Barclay and Luther Walker, of Palm Coast, for $310,000. Built in 2001, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,260 square feet of living space.

Bill and Elizabeth Luther, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 41 Shinnecock Drive to Katrina and Brian Chavez, of Palm Coast, for $265,000. Built in 2001, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,952 square feet of living space.

Christiansen Investments, of Burlington, Ontario, sold the home at 92 Southlake Drive to Andrew and Vivienne Newell, of Palm Coast, for $240,000.

The three-bedroom home was sold in 2013 for $215,000.

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“This has been a wonderful gift for us,” she said.

Fifiele has been taking guitar lessons from Wild and even had the opportunity to play with him on stage the night before, on May 22, at The Beaver Bar, in Ormond Beach.

Some time earlier, a friend of Wild’s had built a Fender guitar and told him to give it to the right person. At the school on May 23, Wild told Fifiele he was the right person. Fifiele smiled from ear to ear. He had seen guitars like this in music stores and always dreamed of owning one.

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FPC music teacher Amy Fulmer, Fifiele’s grandfather Victor Stockwell, Justin Fifiele, Peggy Fifiele, Flagler Schools Special Projects Coordinator, Sabrina Crosby and Anthony Wild

Hope to Help Foundation raised money through Dance to Hope.

When dealing with something as serious as cancer, sometimes a little fun can go a long way.

The Portuguese American Club hosted the Hope to Help Foundation’s Dance to Hope fundraiser May 22. The dance floor was filled with 120 dancers willing to learn new moves from Baile Explosivo dance professionals Dalia Irwin and Michaela King.

Two generous women, Denise Lorber and Lisa Maxwell, were responsible for gathering the volunteers for the Dance to Hope fundraiser, in part because their own friend Michele Prickett has cancer and was able to dance at the event with her family.

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6’ TRUCKBED cap-Toyota Tacoma (2005-2015), color -pyrite, $200. 386.446.4993

HIS AND HERS MURRAY 26 INCH SINGLE SPEED BIKES $60 PAIR 386.986.0667

BACK PACK sprayer, 4 gallon. Smith professional contractor series, $50. 828.246.3166

LANAI SET, white table, 4-barrel chairs w/cushions, $150. Swivel rocker-tufted back-teal, $35.

386.627.8746

BEDROOM DOUBLE Mirror by bernhardt. quality! ex. cond.; $200. 56” w x 46” h. 386-585-4032 BETTY CROCKER mini expresso machine $20, HarborFreight meat slicer used 2x $15 386.313.1611 BIRDCAGE, WHITE, 24wx22dx65”h, bar spacing 3/4”, slide-out grate, playtop, 4-feeding stations, $125. 828.246.8222 BRAND NEW Massage Table-still in box. Measures: 96X20X73.

Beautiful Case. $100.

386.793.2478 BRAND NEW, excellent condition, Nuwave Pro Oren digital, $75 firm 386.445.9192 inc. all books/menus CRAFTSMAN MOWER 22inch-6.75hp $60.

George Forman indoor/outdoor grill $50. Bissell mini wet vac $25 386.338.2386 DELTA 1HP single-stage dust collector, $85. Deep kneading foot massager, $25.

Samurai foot/neck/back/calf massager, $25. 386.447.9130 DINING ROOM table w/rounded corners, 41”x60” including leaf, 4-padded chairs w/wheels,excellent, $175 cash, 386.445.3108 EXERCISE EQP'T. Stamina Stride Walker $35, Recumbent Air Bike $35, Homedics Body Masseur $20. 516-318-4946 FURNITURE 7PC PVC furniture $60, youth bed w/mattress $40, 2 outdoor carpets $10 each 703.407.6769 ROUND GLASS and wood coffee table with 4 seats underneath, excellent condition, $190.

386.447.7082.

OVERSTOCK-JEWELRY PARTS, beads, books, tools, pendents, some jewelry already assembled, under $200. 386.283.2826, cash only OFFICE TABLE formica top, $50. dresser, nightstand headboard, $75. White wicker dresser w/mirror, $75. 386.868.8594

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Lawn & Garden Equipment

NEW STONEWARE. 4-piece sets @ $6.50 each.

21 sets available, microwave & dishwasher safe.

386.446.4582 PATIO RUG set, Multicolor, 3 1/2x5 and 5x7. Like new, asking 4450. 386.439.4805 RCA WHIRLPOOL 10 cu.ft refrigerator $150. 386.445.4736 call after 6 pm

SCOTTS SPREADER $25. 50 FT. Heavy Duty extension cord. $30. Schatz ship clock. $80.

386.447.2784 SINGER SEWING machine-$75. Weber charcoal grill with chimney & 3 bags of charcoal-$ 75.

386.338.5262 THOMASVILLE, FRENCH Provincial coffee table 65x26x16H, end table 27x27x21H, excellent condition $125 both. 603-401-2644

General Merchandise WOODCRAFT HOBBY for sale, machinery, popular lumber, raw materials, finished goods.

386.447.9130

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VINTAGE 1993 NFL -'Eagles vs. Cowboys checkers game. $30. or best offer over $20.

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13 ROLLAND Lane, Saturday, 9am-3pm. Dishwasher. small TV, computer accessories and various household items.

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SPRING COIN & COLLECTABLE SHOW MOROCCO SHRINE CENTER 3800 ST. JOHNS BLUFF RD. JACKSONVILLE, FL 32216

SAFETY FIRST car seat $45. Gazebo, $60.

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DINETTE W/4-CHAIRS, $150. Queen bed, $150.

Single bed, $100, almost new. 386.316.1448

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HYDROSEEDER MACHINE asking $5000. Can be seen at 6350 S. US-1, Bunnell, 32110.

Schools/Instruction GUITAR LESSONS FAST, FUN & EASY Buy 1 get 1 Free.

Day or Evening. 386-302-5400

Help Wanted BURKHARDT SALES AND SERVICE, an Anheuser-Busch Distributor is seeking Class A delivery drivers with excellent driving history. Duties include merchandising & delivering products to customers. Apply in person at 3935 Inman Road, St. Augustine, FL 32084. DFWP/EOE

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Help Wanted

Homes For Sale

Open House

Cleaning

BURKHARDT SALES AND SERVICE, an Anheuser-Busch Distributor is seeking Merchandisers (Class A CDL not required) with excellent driving history. Duties include merchandising, stocking, & rotating product. Apply in person at 3935 Inman Road, St. Augustine, FL 32084.

DFWP/EOE CABINET MAKER experienced only, full time Palm Coast location. Email resume: andyporada2@gmail.com or Fax 386-445-5515.

Interview to follow based on experience.

A BEAUTY!

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Like new! Charming Brick Home; spacious and bright. Large Living Room, open Kitchen with Breakfast Nook and Family Room on the side. New, neutral tile throughout, extra high vaulted ceilings and plant shelves. Split plan with Master Suite on separate side, featuring His & Hers Sinks & Large Walk-in Closet.

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Call for Showing 386-445-8441 www.100plusrealty BANK OWNED HOMES!

Beautiful 4/2 LAKEFRONT HOME, on Lake Emerald, a 124 acre fishing lake, in PALM COAST PLANTATION a GATED, WATERFRONT COMMUNITY. Upgraded throughout, this home offers a beautiful, open living space with fireplace.

Home Services FIREPLACE SPECIALIST!

Marsha Corby, Broker, RSPS, TRC, SFR Palm Coast Shores Realty corbymarsha@bellsouth.net www.palmcoastshoresrealty.com 386-931-6185

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

Adult Care Services

FREE list with pictures!

UP TO $15.00 per hour based on experience for Saturday & Sunday Only 8:30am - 10:30pm or 9:00am - 11:00!

Great weekend employment opportunity for college students who are pursuing a social-work or social services field or for someone looking to supplement their income. Very rewarding field.

Must have a HS Diploma/GED, be 21 or over with a valid driver's license and pass a Level 2 background check.

Ideal candidate will be physically fit and active, have at least 1 year of experience working with adults that have intellectual and Developmental Disabilities or 1 year of care-taking experience, or experience in a medical related field.

PERSONALIZED CLEANING SERVICES. Detailed commercial and residential cleaning. Let our company service all your cleaning needs. Yes, we do windows. Level 2 background screening. A company you can trust. 386-868-8594.

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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

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Daycare available daily!

TRIMMING SPECIALS “Everything but the Lawn” Detailing, Trimming, Weeding, Mulch, Gutters, Cleaned, Pressure Washing, Leaf Cleanups 386-263-7032

386-447-7405 or 931-6729 Southern Breeze Living,LLC www.Southernbreezeliving.com ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY #AL12111

Apply in person at: 1735 S R 16 St. Augustine, FL 32084 Monday-Friday: 9:00-4:00

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CINDY’S CARE Home A.F.C.H. Welcoming new residents. Number 1 in safety, nutrition and personalized care! 24 hour care. Daycare and respite care, Palm Coast . Licensed 386.868.8594.

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We detail cars, trucks, trailers and boats.

We pressure clean driveways, sidewalks, pool decks etc.

Call Marcos:

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BLINDS/WINDOW TREATMENTS

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DRAPERIES • BLINDS SHUTTERS • CURTAINS • CORNICES

Foreign and Domestic

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Call today for your complimentary in-home consultation

We will buy or consign your car

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

Please Call for Details!

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Interior Shampoo Experts

Wax to Protect the Paint

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Family Owned & Operated Licensed/Insured/Bonded www.mothershavenhomecare.com

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PALM COAST 386-446-1191 ORMOND DAYTONA 386-562-1144

Pavers • Travertine • Concrete • Stamped Concrete Acrylic • Sealers • Stone Walls • Fire Pits Now accepting major credit cards for a processing fee

386-446-1655

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

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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!

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EXPERIENCED TILE setter needed immediately.

Must have own tools & transportation.

Please call M-F from 9-5 for interview 386-445-9407

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Medicare Plan Options

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Personally grown unusual container flowers. Edibles galore.

Garden accents and a Huge selection of pottery.

“Personalized attentions by gardeners for gardeners”

KITCHEN/BATH REMODELING

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

HEALTH & FITNESS

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PAINTING

Titanium Painters

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Palm Coast Chiropractic Health Care

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We seal cracks & holes

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