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YOUR TOWN Tropical Storm Colin drops 5+ inches of rain Winds from Tropical Storm Colin reached up to 45 mph as the storm moved through Flagler County June 6-7, dropping 5.5 inches of rain in parts of Palm Coast, according to a Flagler County news release. The Pine Lakes area in Palm Coast got the most, at about 5.5 inches, and the Marina at Palm Harbor got almost five inches. The county’s southern and western borders got the least rain: 2.75 inches. The storm spawned wall clouds, which can turn into tornadoes. “This was a very fast moving storm,” Flagler County Public Safety Emergency Manager Steve Garten said in the news release. “A couple of our trained, volunteer Storm Spotters saw (and took pictures of) wall clouds with rotation, but we were fortunate that these didn’t form tornadoes.” The Flagler County Airport on State Road 100 recorded the strongest winds: 45 mph at about 1 a.m. June 7. The roadway at the intersection of county roads 302 and 305 was blocked late June 6 after a tree fell into the road. The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning at 4:57 p.m. June 6, and the CodeRED weather alert system notified 8,794 people by phone, 945 by email and 1,554 by text message. Sign up for CodeRED weather warning notifications at flagleremergency. com.
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WORLD CHAMPIONS Future Problem Solvers win big!
Bunnell Elementary sixth-graders Christina Courson, Carmella Sweeney, Karissa Jackson, Hope Romaine and Isabella Miller came home with the Grand Champion trophy. See how the rest of the local groups did:
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Kudos to Tenaya Lemon, who was the only one of 167 kindergarten students at Bunnell Elementary to finish with perfect attendance this year.
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Cpl. Kenny Goncalves and Deputy Jonathon Duenas responded to a call on June 6. The suspect was 5 feet long, with very short legs. All he did, though, was cross the road, so no arrests were made.
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Flagler students took Michigan State University and the International FPS Competition by storm.
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What was the best thing about Internationals?
Flagler School students shone at the International competition level.
TEAM H.O.P.E. “I was surprised at the fact that there were 11 nations there. Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia.”
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The luggage was heavier when the Future Problem Solving teams from Flagler County boarded their plane in Michigan to return to Florida. The cause of the extra weight? All those trophies. Nearly 60 students from Flagler Palm Coast High School, Bunnell Elementary School, Rymfire Elementary School and Indian Trails Middle School traveled to Michigan State University in East Lansing, Michigan, joining teams from 11 countries. Flagler students made their presence known during the opening ceremonies, when FPC’s own Savannah Umpenhour was chosen to be the flag bearer for the United States. Umpenhour had previously been announced as a semifinalist for the “Creating the Future” scholarship. The keynote speaker of the opening ceremony was 2007 Flagler Palm Coast High School graduate and former FPS competitor Alec Manfre. He spoke to the international crowd about his FPS experience, and how it has helped him start his own successful energy business. School Board member Andy Dance was one of the adults who attended the competition. “It gives the students a taste of college life,” Dance said. “They competed against countries from around the world — Turkey, Singapore, Australia and the Philippines. Two of the most prominent states, after Florida, were Kentucky and Texas. They both have intensive programs, and Texas has a paid FPS position in their department of education.” The FPS program is broken down into various competitions. In Team Global Issues, teams of four students were given a scenario in an imagined future. The teams had two hours to find potential problems in the future scene and solve them. The Indi-
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Project Street Talk, from Flagler Palm Coast High School, took third place in the Middle Division: Sarah Main, Gianna LaBarbera, Brian Cote, Michael Pierre and David McErlane
vidual Global Issues competition is similar, except with only one student. In the Multi-Affiliate Global Issues Competition, (MAGIC), alternates from a school’s team are placed with others they haven’t worked with, to work on the Team Global Issues. The Scenario Writing Competition had students write a short story set 20 years in the future. The scenarios had to be less than 1,500 words and based on a competition topic. These were written before the event and mailed in for evaluation. Scenario Performance competitors created a 45-minute story, set at least 20 years in the future, based on one of the Scenario Writing topics for that year. Students couldn’t use any props, aids or notes. Community Problem Solving (CmPS) encourages students to find and solve problems within their own community using the FPS process. At Internationals, the teams had 3.5 hours to make a board highlighting their project, followed by a half-hour judge’s interview. “We always want to push them to exceed, beyond what even they believe they can do,” Dance said.
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HOW DID FLAGLER STUDENTS DO? n CmPS: (72 teams in junior, middle and senior
divisions competed) – Project H.O.P.E. (BES) Grand Champion! (best of junior divisions). The team made up of Christina Courson, Karissa Jackson, Isabella Miller, Hope Romaine and Carmella Sweeney (coached by Candice Bucknor and Jennifer Colindres) sought to make the pediatric patient experience to the emergency room more comfortable. (Helping Our Pediatric Experience). Team Global Issues: Bunnell Elementary, 1st Place (52 teams competed in the Junior Division); Karissa Jackson, Kenneth Logan, Michael Mwaura, and Romaine; coach: Jennifer Colindres. n MAGIC: (Junior Division, grades 4-6) – Madelynn Oliva (BES) 1st, Isabella Colindres (BES) 2nd. (Middle Division, grades 7-9) – Liam Dineen (FPCHS) 2nd. (Senior Division, grades 10-12) – Katia Martynuk (FPCHS) 3rd. n Team Scenario Writing: (Senior Division) – Bayley Stienwehr (FPCHS) 2nd, Zaria George (FPCHS) 3rd. Scenario Performance: (Senior Division) – Sasha Feldman (FPCHS) 2nd. Project GREEN (BES) 2nd (Junior Division) – The Garden Raising Environmental Efficiency Network is Jermaine Bucknor, Sean Gilliam, Jackson McMillan, Madelynn Oliva and Daniel Wolcott (coached by Jennifer Colindres and Christina Gilliam). Their goal is to educate students and families in Flagler County on how to sustain their own gardens and live a healthier lifestyle. n Project Street Talk (FPCHS) 3rd Place (Middle Division) – Brian Cote, Gianna LaBarbera, Sarah Main, David McErlane and Michael Pierre. (coached by Sarah Reckenwald and Diane Tomko) was formed after multiple accidents involving students while either bicycling or walking. The team created a presentation they took to elementary schools and other public gatherings. They also were instrumental in making Aug. 15-19 Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety Week in Flagler County.
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“First time I was on a plane, that I could remember.” KARISSA JACKSON
TEAM G.R.E.E.N. “Everything amazed me from the food, to where we were staying (a dorm).” SEAN GILLIAM
“Getting to meet everybody from so many different places.” DANIEL WILCOTT and JERMAINE BUCKNOR
Judge’s comments “We are so incredibly proud of you girls. Your hard work will pay off for years to come, and the skills you have honed in completing this project will serve you well, will serve society well for years to come. The impact on kids and their families in your community will last for years to come in battling white coat trauma. BRAVO!!!” Evaluators for Team H.O.P.E.
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The Ocean Palm golf property is no longer the weedy patch of land it once was: It’s a course back in full swing. Flagler Beach bought the property in 2013, hoping to transform it into a public destination after it spent five years unused. The city then sold it to long-time Flagler County resident Duane McDaniel
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The Ocean Palm golf property has reopened after eight years.
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Captain’s BBQ to expand porch seating; county to improve Bings parking The change will not affect the overall amount of seating. NEWS EDITOR
Captain’s BBQ, at Bings Landing on Oceanshore Boulevard, will get 800 more feet of outdoor seating, and the county will consider ways to improve the parking lot. “What it’s going do is eliminate some of the overcrowding on the interior,” Flagler County General Services Director Heidi Petito said at a County Commission meeting June 6. “We don’t anticipate any increases to parking or anything of that nature, because, essentially, seating capacity is not changing.” The Flagler County Commission at the June 6 meeting approved the restaurant’s request for a lease amendment to allow for a larger porch on the countyowned land. The porch expansion is expected to cost about $20,000, and the restaurant has planned an additional $60,000 in seating and flooring improvements. The restaurant is paying for those changes. The porch proposal wasn’t without opposition. Lorene Schober, representing the Hammock Community Association, said the association did not agree with the expansion. “This is a public park,” she said. “It’s unfair to the people who can’t find parking spaces.” Very often, Schober said, “There’s traffic parked all the way up and down A1A. It’s a hazard. ... It’s an accident waiting to happen.” She asked the commission to table the matter until a future meeting. Commissioner Barbara Revels said she didn’t object to delaying
the vote. But parking is a separate issue from the restaurant’s proposal, County Administrator Craig Coffey said, because the construction on the restaurant won’t affect its capacity. And studying parking, he said, could take county staff several months. Several people, including Flagler Chamber President Rebecca DeLorenzo, spoke in favor of the restaurant. “The fact that we have a successful business that’s willing to upgrade and expand is good news,” DeLorenzo said. She asked the commission to approve the proposed changes. Resident George Mayo agreed. “It doesn’t really seem like an expansion; they’re just shifting their tables around,” he said County Commissioner Frank Meeker agreed that Bings has a parking problem. “I don’t think we have an effective utilization of space out there, particularly the center aisle,” he said. Meeker said the land could probably support three, not two, rows of parking, if the space were more strategically used. Petito said she agreed with Meeker about parking. One improvement, she said, might come from moving a bicycle maintenance station from Bings to another nearby location, opening up some space. Meeker proposed approving the Captain’s BBQ porch expansion request, while simultaneously asking county staff to return to the commission with a new parking plan within three months. The commission agreed with Meeker, and his motion passed unanimously.
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Enforce traditional bathroom use Dear Editor: I believe the School Board should take a tip from the superintendent of schools in Levy County. To do otherwise is to discriminate against the majority of schoolchildren and their parents. The Levy County Journal on May 12 contained a letter written by Bob Hastings, superintendent of Levy County schools. Hastings discussed the directive made by President Barack Obama, which says students should be able to use the bathroom or locker room that they feel is most appropriate. Hastings wrote: “This directive (while not law)
Fresh slate of candidates gives Flagler a unique opportunity Dear Editor: Since we moved here over 12 years ago, you could almost predict the list of local candidates every four years. This year had a welcome surprise with not only new names and faces in each of the races, but more importantly quality candidates. A great example of this change and the possibilities began a little over a year ago when former Supervisor of Elections Kimberle Weeks resigned. It’s my opinion that a local elections office that is truly engaged with the community and promoting a voting culture in the area will bring more and better quality candidates. Our newly appointed supervisor of elections has made great improvements in a rather short period. We have a unique opportunity when it comes to the city of Palm Coast Council and Flagler County Commission. Three seats are open in each body, and all races have good options for voters. We have the opportunity before us to have two almost entirely new bodies and not only the possibility of the two groups finally working well together, but influence on finally addressing issues such as the local economy. We shouldn’t overlook the race for our Sheriff’s Office or School Board, either. We have a slew of candidates vying for the sheriff’s position, and it’s a group that is making it a tough choice as well. We are all well aware of the challenges with that office and have had little choice over the last several elections, but that is very different this time around. Likewise, we have one long-term seat on our School Board that will change as the incumbent is not running, and another that could very well change. The bottom line to me is that we, as residents, have a unique and excellent opportunity in front of us if we truly want positive change and to lay a more solid foundation for moving forward. But it is up to us to seize upon this opportunity at the polls in August, when some positions will be decided during the primary election,
does carry a threat of the loss of federal dollars. “Let me assure you that while making adjustments, we can survive quite well without federal dollars. In fact, education is responsibility of the state and not of the federal government. “We do not want to make any child feel uncomfortable when using the restroom, not even the .001% that are having an identity problem. However, we certainly do not want the 99.99% of our students to feel uncomfortable while in the locker room or restrooms. “In summary: The Levy County school system will honor the traditions of our
great nation and mandate that all male and female students use the respective facilities for personal and private functions. “Any violation of this will result in appropriate discipline action. “P.S. If you have questions, refer to your birth certificate.” Wake up, Flagler County!
and November at the general election. I’m excited for what the future could look like here locally with this opportunity if we make smart choices as a community. And you don’t have to rely on simple name-recognition with signs or blurbs from compressed local forums. Seek out these candidates on their online social profiles, like Facebook pages or Twitter, and pose questions to them challenging their positions or statements. Send them messages with your questions through their websites. These are great new avenues for local voters to gain access and information about local candidates and make smarter decisions like we’ve never had before. Let’s seize the opportunity before us and lay the groundwork for a positive future.
Thanks for cleaning up the city, but be careful!
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Ethical lapses of sheriff candidates are troubling Dear Editor: I am really tired of having a sheriff with ethical lapses. Anyone elected to that position should be beyond reproach and continue that during their term of office. Don Fleming not only had the country club issue but also (more importantly, in my view) the issue with not reporting the conversations with what turned out to be the perpetrator of a hit-and-run — until it came up later after charges were made. That was enough to make me ditch my Republican leanings and vote for Manfre. Jim Manfre makes Don Fleming look like a piker when it comes to ethics. People forgot about Manfre’s ethical issues in his first term, which led to Don Fleming ousting him. We won’t make that mistake again. Mr. Larry Jones and Mr. Rick Staly have also demonstrated that their ethical compass can waver at times. None of those four deserve our vote and won’t get mine. MIKE MCGUIRE Palm Coast
DIANE M EVANAC Palm Coast
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Dear Editor: I would like to commend the city of Palm Coast on helping keep our city beautiful. There are many different departments that aid with this. I did notice that one city truck was cleaning up yard sale signs this weekend. He stopped in front of me and walked over to the swale and plucked off the sign, then threw it in his truck bed. Sometimes that is perfectly fine for a heavy object. Unfortunately, if it is an object made of light paper or cardboard, the force of the wind will fling the paper out of an open pickup truck. This happened to this city worker. The papers ended up all over the road. I caught up to this man at the traffic light and signaled to roll the window down so I can alert him of what happened. He refused. I asked again by hand gesture, and he refused again. It’s possible he thought I would do something to harm him from my vehicle? I hope he can read lips because I tried to tell him. Please keep Palm Coast beautiful — carefully. CINDY DELANCE Palm Coast
Editor’s Note: Palm Coast spokeswoman Cindi Lane said three Code Enforcement officers were asked about this incident, and none recalled being approached by a resident. But, she said, “with this resident’s concern, we have asked all staff to be sure to secure any signage placed in the bed of truck or put it in the passenger side of the vehicle. Thank you for making us aware of this issue. We do want to keep Palm Coast clean and beautiful!”
Silk flower petals might be romantic, but they’re also litter Dear Editor: Walking at a local Palm Coast park recently, my husband and I saw the path covered with rose petals. At first I thought, “How romantic!” Or was it? The petals were not real rose petals (biodegrad-
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The new location for the county’s southern public library branch will be at the Government Services Building complex on State Road 100 in Bunnell. The county already owns three of the 12 acres on which the library would be built, and the new site, which will replace the library branch near the intersection of S.R. 100 and U.S. 1, will be 16,000-20,000 square feet and have room for expansion later. (The main Flagler County Public Library building on Palm Coast Parkway is about 33,000 square feet.) What’s less certain than the library’s future location is how the county will pay for it. The county can apply for grant money, but there’s also a potential $1 million donation on offer for expansion at the main library branch on Palm Coast Parkway whose terms may interfere with planned work on a new Bunnell branch. The $1 million — offered by an anonymous donor who has been addressing the Friends of the Library, the library’s board and the County Commission through library board member Alan Peterson — is offered subject to the condition that the money be spent only on the expansion of the Palm Coast Parkway branch, and that the construction of the new southern location takes place after or concurrent with, but not before, work on the Palm Coast location. The money would be disbursed over five years. That could affect the county’s timeline for applying for grants for the southern location. Commissioners wondered at a workshop June 6 if they should accept the donation. “There are some risks here, but I think they can be minimized,” County Administrator Craig Coffey said. Commissioners did not make a decision at the June 6 workshop.
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Sheriff’s Office honors fallen officers The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office held a ceremony May 19 at Sheriff’s Office Operations Center to honor law enforcement officers who died in service. The ceremony was held during National Police Week. Local law enforcement officers who were recognized at the ceremony are: l Flagler County Sheriff Perry Hall, who was killed in the line of duty on Aug. 21, 1927. l Deputy George “Son” Durrance, who was killed in the line of duty on Aug. 25, 1927. l Deputy Charles “Chuck” Sease, who was killed in the line of duty on July 5, 2003. l Sgt. Francesco “Frankie” Celico, who died on Sept. 9, 2011.
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Dairy Queen assistant manager returns wallet to 93-year old It took a little research, but Lisa Marie Massey was determined to return a wallet to its owner.
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For more than 20 years, George Tabeling and his wife would drive from Daytona Beach to the Dairy Queen on U.S. 1 in St. Augustine. They would meet their son, Richard, and his daughter, Taylor, have ice cream and visit, and take Taylor home with them for a week, before returning to meet again. His wife died a few years ago, but recently Tabeling, now 93, took the trip on his own, and paid for his ice cream — but forgot his wallet, with more than $400 in cash, on the counter. Lisa Marie Massey of Palm Coast, the assistant manager at the Dairy Queen, saw the wallet after Tabeling had driven away. Massey has worked at the Dairy Queen for the past two years. “At first I put it in the safe,” Massey said. “When he didn’t come back, I went through the wallet to find a number, or something, to return it.” Massey found two numbers, but neither worked. Then she found the name of a condominium and called the management office, who verified that Tabeling was a resident. “We didn’t know he had left his wallet behind until Lisa called,” his daughter Terri Winslow said.
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“That Diary Queen has always been a meeting place for us.” Winslow was impressed that Massey took the time to find Tabeling, and was so honest. “I was happy to get it back,” Tabeling said. “I am thankful that she (Massey) returned it.” “Money is not everything that is in a wallet,” Winslow said. “There are other things that are hard to replace.” Massey said she searched the wallet only to find information that would help her return it. “I didn’t count the money,” Massey said. “It wasn’t my wallet. It wasn’t my money. I wasn’t brought up that way.”
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A Flagler Beach house caught fire in the early morning hours June 5 and burned until only the shell of the home remained standing. Firefighters responded to the house at about 3 a.m., but believed the fire had already been burning in the house for a while when they got the call, Flagler Beach Fire Department Capt. Bobby Pace said. The owner of the house, at 1539 S. Daytona Ave., was out of town, and there were no people or pets inside. At least 15 firefighters arrived on six different fire trucks and fought the fire defensively, Pace said. They used the department’s new truck to stop the flames from spreading. “Using the new aerial device on that, they were able to keep it to the one structure, but it was a total loss at that point,” Pace said. Fire inspectors believe the fire started somewhere around the ceiling of the home’s living room, Pace said. The cause has not been determined. The fire on South Daytona Avenue was the second residential fire within Flagler Beach in three days.
Four people were displaced June 3 when a fire destroyed the electrical system in a three-story multifamily building at the northwest corner of Oceanshore Boulevard at North Ninth Street. No one was injured, but the building may be uninhabitable for months. “Nobody was hurt, and that’s what really matters,” said Anne Donahoe, 32 and a resident of the building. “But it’s terrible.” Donahoe, manager at Tortugas Florida Kitchen & Bar, said she was able to get her dog out of the building, and would be staying with local friends and family while repairs are done. A second dog and a cat were also rescued, witnesses said. Flagler Beach Fire Department Capt. Bobby Pace said enough of the structure was intact that residents would be able to enter later to gather some personal belongings. It wasn’t clear exactly how the fire started, Pace said, but it began outside and then spread to all three floors in the rear of the building. “There’s speculation that it was electrical, underground, and set the brush on fire,” he said. The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office and Flagler Beach Police Department closed off Oceanshore Boulevard between North Ninth Street and North 12th Street as about a dozen firefighters on four fire trucks arrived to fight the blaze. By about 7:30 p.m., the flames were out.
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“Magic trees” are pretty rare, but Luci Griggs, better known as Nurse Luci (or Lurse Nuci when the kids are excited), has one in her office. The “L” shaped clinic at Wadsworth Elementary has three beds lined up for students who need to lie down. Lit only by small strands of lights around the ceiling, and the lights on the “magic tree,” the room is conducive to healing whatever ails you — children and adults alike. “The magic tree sends out vibes that make the kids better in just minutes,” Griggs said. “Kids come in here with a headache or tummy ache and they can lay down for 10 minutes or so, and then they are ready to go back to class.” Shelves of stuffed Eeyores,
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donations from students, wait for children to hug them. She said Eeyore, the color purple, the Dallas Cowboys, her granddaughter Chloe, and “her kids,” are her favorite things. Griggs started her career in Fort Worth, Texas, and moved to Palm Coast the first time in 1977 with her husband. The couple returned to Texas, but in 1993 he was transferred again to Palm Coast. One year later, Griggs began working as the school nurse at Buddy Taylor Middle School, where she stayed for two years, followed by a
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“She stills sends a card to my husband, R.D. (who Griggs worked with at BTMS), and son, Austin, on their birthdays,” Johanna Davis, a teacher at Flagler Palm Coast High School, said. She is known as an advocate for her kids, even when she has to “stand on her soap box.” “I guess that’s why I am here, to make a difference in the children who need it,” Griggs said. “I hope so, anyway. If you can help the kids and save one, it’s the whole thing.” Johanna and R.D. Davis, both teachers for Flagler Schools, describe Nurse Luci as “their guardian angel” while their son Austin was at Wadsworth. “She is a mother to all of the kids at Wadsworth,” Johanna Davis said. “I never worried about my son at school, because I knew she was there. She is really a special lady.” Much of Griggs’ time is spent with paperwork, something paraprofessional Theresa Vega helps out with when she can. On the second to last day of school, the two were compiling data for the year-end report to the state, with data about every type of care, number of children with allergies, those without, those who need epipens — and the list went on. Once they were done with that, the two planned to tackle the monthly report. Griggs’ organization is as important to her as her passion for the children’s well being. “My records are a source of pride for me,” Griggs said. “Every child has their own records, and
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Pak’s Karate recently held its quarterly belt testing, in which four students became black belts and many others advanced in their belt colors. Those who were promoted were as follows: White belt: Daniel Rohbreck; low yellow: Dakotah Marshall, Autumn Bellows, Sean Brunner, Dante Pappas, Gracie Kingsley, Braden Green, Morgan Coffey, Nathan Vegerano, Violetta Kinsha; high yellow: Adriana McDowell, Alyssa Connelly, Knowledge Wilson, Alex Kulesza, Koda Bane, Lauren Romero, Gabriella Stubbs, Converse Cate, Amara Valdes; low green: Alexander Keiser, Myranda Valdes, Frankie Kingsley, Xander Goldberg, Imronbek Kadirbekov, Magdalena Luczak, Landon Stasa, Tyler Bellows, Nida Anwar; high green: Raekwon Morris, Felicity Cate, Raymond Cate; low blue: Jacob Stasa, Maya Kulesza, Sultana Campbell; high blue: Jonathan Estes; low brown: Jake Estes, Jackson Estes, Ryan Nuenenfeldt, Tanner Lee, Qadir Tariq; red: Drin Campbell, Amir Tariq, Asim Tariq, Kyle McDonnell; Trenton Neuenfeldt; black belts: Ty Jurgensen, Joseph Keiser, Harrison Coker, Eleanor Coker (all first Dan, and Coker became a Deputy first Dan).
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Aspen Dillard signed his National Letter of Intent to continue his education and track career at Belmont Abbey College in North Carolina. Dillard plans to major in Pre-law to eventually become a family attorney. He considers his biggest accomplishment to have the opportunity to continue his track career in college.
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MOVIES IN THE PARK 8:40 p.m. at Central Park in Town Center, 975 Central Ave. The movie will be “Minions.” Free. Refreshments will be available for purchase. Bring your blankets, snacks, lawn chairs and bug spray. Visit palmcoastgov.com/ movies or call 986-2323.
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SPCA PET SHOT CLINIC 9-10:30 a.m. at the Ice House Saloon, 810 State St., Bunnell. Also, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at St. Joe Plaza, 204 St. Joe Plaza Drive Also, 2-3 p.m. at Wickline Park, 800 S. Daytona Ave, Flagler Beach. Cash only for the shots. Proceeds benefit abandoned animals. Call 748-8993. Photo by Jacque Estes
No more teachers’ (bus drivers’, custodians’, administrators’) dirty looks! The retirees who attended the reception in their honor before the Flagler School Board meeting made faces on the stairs at the GSB.
Thirty-two administrators, teachers, and staff retire and say goodbye to Flagler Schools. JACQUE ESTES COMMUNITY EDITOR
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etween the Flagler School Board workshop and meeting on Tuesday, June 7, Superintendent Jacob Oliva and the members of the school board said goodbye to those retiring from the school district in the 2015-2016 school year at a special dinner reception at the Government Services Building. Oliva said he was “taking attendance” as he asked each of the supervisors of the retirees to introduce their retiring staff. This resulted in laughter and tears. Retirees included bus drivers, custodians, teachers and administrators. Barry Wills, assistant principal at Belle Terre Elementary, started his career 34 years ago, just a couple of miles down the road, at Belle Terre Middle School. The school was renamed in memory of Buddy Taylor years later. “I was at BTMS in ’82, until Wadsworth opened five years later. I was a teacher and assistant principal there,” Wills said. “I stayed there 15 years. I was an assistant principal at Indian Trails for three years, and BTES the last 11.” The first thing Wills plans to do after retirement is spend time
with family and friends in West Virginia. “My happiest memory is working with the great people in Flagler County,” Wills said. Robin and Richard Dupont received an unusual gift at the retirement party their family had for them – a positive pregnancy test from their daughter. “Our grandson was born on Super Bowl Sunday, and we are going to be grandparents for the second time in January,” Robin Dupont said. After 27-year careers in Flagler Schools, the couple will pick up their new fifth-wheel recreational vehicle in Ohio and tour Michigan. Betty Farrell started her 26-year career behind the wheel of a bus, driving a handful of kids to the St. Augustine Technical Center. When the year-long grant expired she was asked if she could type, and became a secretary at Flagler Palm Coast High School. Farrell spent the past years in the finance department in the school district
“My happiest memory is working with the great people in Flagler County.” BARRY WILLS
FLAGLER SCHOOLS RETIREES, AND YEARS OF SERVICE Adult Education: Geraldine Santopadre, 21 Belle Terre Elementary: Cheryl Crotts, 10; Barry Wills, 34 Bunnell Elementary: Nancy Bullock, 26; Richard Dupont, 27; Mary Narin, 11 Custodial: Marie Perrone,16 Government Services Building Finance: Jacqueline Crane, 10; Betty Farrell, 26 Flagler Palm Coast High School: Robin Dupont, 27; Gloria Knight, 13; James Pignatiello, 12; J. Clark Walker,16 Indian Trails Middle School: John Twardosz,12; Pilar Verastegui, 10; Melinda Washco, 5 Matanzas High School: Patrick Favale, 11; Jose Fernandez, 11; Christine MacDonald, 10; Barbara Tant,10, Lynn Wade, 18 Old Kings Elementary: Lori Graf, 20; Patrick Hayes,10; Linda Sigler, 29 Plant Services: Jerry Smith, 10 Rymfire Elementary: Awilda Alvarez, 15; Sary Dy, 13 Transportation: Kathryn Lawler, 12; Anthony Roman, 10 Wadsworth Elementary: Lynne Dixon, 20; Kathleen Middleton, 27; Janet Stanley, 22
office at the Government Services Building. “I just want to relax, to begin with,” she said, admitting that she was still up at 6:45 that morning, when she could have slept in. “I’ll travel, eventually.” During the school board meeting the retirees were formally thanked for their service.
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GENEALOGY SOCIETY 5:30 p.m. at Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway. Drew Smith’s topic will be on how to process and organize genealogical research. Call 9861230. BRIDGE AND GAMES 1-4 p.m. at Flagler Woman’s Club, 1524 S. Central Ave. Call 4395046.
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Both dogs are quite upset, even while wearing their ThunderShirts. For the moment, Buddy is curled up on the bed, curtains drawn, and Kodi is in a favorite spot by the couch. They are where they feel safe, and that’s all that matters. Tropical Storm Colin is a weather nudge. We are into hurricane season, and we need to be prepared. Your hurricane preparations need to inlcude your pets. Preparing an evacuation bag now for your pets will only take a bit
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The Synchro Belles performed a Mardi Gras-themed routine at the Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club on June 5.
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Florida Hospital gives to Flagler Education Florida Hospital Flagler presented a $5,000 donation to the Flagler County Education Foundation to support Flagler County Public School’s “Classroom to Careers” Flagship programs. The “Classroom to Careers” initiative is a districtwide effort that encourages students to explore and ultimately succeed through community partnerships and project-based learning. One focus area of the program is health science, which Florida Hospital Flagler has helped develop during the past two years. Last May, the hospital con-
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A1A Taco Shop celebrates 10 A1A Burrito Works Taco Shop will celebrate its 10-year anniversary in June. Nicolas Kimball and his wife Robin began their business back in 2006, selling tacos from a cart in St. Augustine. They opened their first official Taco Shop in Flagler Beach, which is still in operation today. Nicolas currently has grown the A1A Burrito Works Taco Shop Corporation to include a total of four Taco Shops; two
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Owners of Vanacore Homes recently Erik Horwath to its new home sales team. Horwath will help staff Vanacore Homes’ Paris IV model home located at 13 Eagle Harbor Trail in Palm Coast. The company recently held a successful ribbon cutting of their new model home, the Chestnut II.
BUSINESS ACTIVITY According to Palm Coast’s Business Assistance Center, the following companies were issued tax receipts for May 30 to June 2. Commercial-based business: Mattress One, a retail store at 250 Palm Coast Parkway; TAG Ventures Real Estate, a real estate branch office at 25 Old Kings Road
PALM COAST PERMITS The following is an update for permit activity in the city for May 19-25. Total permits issued: 161.
COMMERCIAL PERMITS Albu and Associates was issued a $1,470,000 permit for Chase Bank at 214 Palm Coast Parkway NE. Commercial Construction was issued a $125,000 permit for interior alterations at 6 Commerce Blvd.
OCCUPANCY PERMIT Kathy Austrino was issued an occupancy permit for TAG Ventures Real Estate at 25 Old Kings Road N.
CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY ML Underwood Construction was issued an occupancy permit for $187,000 for Florida Autism Center at 515 Palm Coast Parkway. A1A Taco Shop is located at 1490 Palm Coast Parkway NW Palm Coast and 400 South Ocean Shore Blvd. in Flagler Beach.
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school’s greenhouse. Teams from Bunnell Elementary School have been invited for three consecutive years to take part in the NFL’s Fuel Up to Play 60 Gridiron Breakfast Challenge (winning the competition two of the three years). They used products from the school garden in the competitions. The garden project was funded through a Flagler County Education Foundation Innovation grant.
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and Julie DeAngelis, of Palm Coast, for $189,000. Built in 1997, it has three bedrooms, two bathroom and 1,700 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2004 for $168,900. Fannie Mae, of Dallas, Texas, sold the home at 125 Bressler Lane to Lilawatee and Ryan Ganesh, of Ontario, for $160,000. Built in 2005 it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,639 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2005 for $229,200.
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PALM COAST Belle Terre Trevor Martin and Helen Danis, of Keystone Heights, sold the home at 66 Pebble Beach Drive to Robert and Lauren Gibbs, of Glendale, Wisconsin, for $89,900. Built in 1979, it has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,041 square feet of living space. Canopy Walk Bart and Megan Tragemann, of Jacksonville, sold the home at 300 Canopy Walk Lane to Gordon and Kathryn Lloyd, of Palm Coast, for $270,000. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,712 square feet of living space.
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Indian Trails Dale and Michelle Hambidge, of Tullahoma, Tennessee, sold the home at 10 Burma Place to Ashley and Bryan Perry, of Palm Coast, for $192,500. Built in 2006, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,238 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2013 for $165,000. Christina Nethery, of Marinette, Wisconsin, sold the home at 67 Burbank Drive to Thomas
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6’ TRUCKBED cap-Toyota Tacoma (2005-2015), color -pyrite, $200. 386.446.4993
PRINTER-HP PHOTOSMART 6520. Like New. Works perfect. $35. 386-569-0721
SQUARE GLASS top table and 4-swivel chairs for deck, like new, asking $300. 386.627.4797
8’ BROYHILL sofa, floral print, $75. Champ inversion table, $75 or best offer. 386.585.0188
SEARS CRAFTSMAN garage door opener, 1/2 hp, w/2-remotes, $75. 386.445.6533
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BABY CRIB, used white with 2 mattresses great condition $40. 386.439.1503 flaglerbchpitpups@gmail.com
SET OF 4-17” rims for low profile tires w/lug nuts & security bolt, $95/OBO 386.585.4911
COORS NEON Bar Light, red & white $65. Brass Antique Fire Extinguisher $35. 386.225.4138 DORM FRIDGE, 386.439.6202
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STONE W/GLASS top coffee table $75, Polyresin wicker end table $50 like NEW 386-586-0267 2 West Marine Go−Anywhere Chairs CUSHION, SEAT, recliner. Perfect. $80 (386) 446−2282 44" X 54" Farmhouse style table. Antique white. $75.00 (386) 597−7127 4SALE WEEDER $20 Alum Ladder $40 Cabinet $20 Desk $5 Elec Cord $15 (347) 782−8180 ARMLESS CHAIR Beautiful chair $75. Adjustable bed rails $15. $75 (386) 627−8512
GOLF BALL retriever, $20. 2-tennis rackets, $15 each. Vaporizer, $5. 386-986-1927
CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom, Set of 8 bags $29 U pick colors 386−523−7201
GOLF: PGA Tour Academy Home Edition 10 lessons (DVDs), new in box $50. 386.447.8826
HO TRAINS Freight cars new and used $2/$6 each. $6 (386) 446−8391
KENMORE DRYER, electric, color white, very good condition, $75. Call 386.597.2494 or email to j2iron@gmail.com
HOME THEATRE Sony 170 watt system complete $200 (386) 597−7127
LOVE BIRDS. Rehoming fee $25ea. Peach & Red headed birds,good home only. Michael 386-931-9159 LOVESEAT, NEW, gray-mauve, $100. Breadmaker, $20. Lobster-clam both pots, $20. 386.445.8899. 386.627.1577 NEW CUDA128 Fish Finder $50, Samsung HTZ410 6 speakers, $50, 386-313-5220 Bob PATIO FOUNTAIN or Small Fish Pond, New 14"x32" white fiberglass asking $80. Call 386.446.9297 PATIO MARKET Umbrella Green 11 foot w/Side Flaps, NEW, never used $75. 386-446-3283 PING PONG table, folding/cover, $75. New wheelbarrow, $30. 386.597.6565 PORTABLE GENERATOR, NEW, in the box. Sportsman 4000/3250 watts, $200. 386-439-0884 ROADMASTER 10K tow pkg w/accessories $100/obo. Weber Q large with 10# refillable tank $80.00 386-446-0946
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HOME THEATRE Yamaha home theatre. 210 watts $200 (386) 597−7127 KENMORE FRIDGE 18 cf white top freezer. 5 yrs old, super condition. $125 (386) 627−8716 LANAI/PATIO FURNITURE Love Seat, 2 chairs, and table. $75 OBO 386−263−2290 PET CARRIER for cats/little dogs. Use w/handle & wheels, or backpack strap. $28 (678) 770−7639 PUB TABLE Black Countertop height $45. Small end table w/ 2 glass shelves $25. (386) 589−3230 TWIN XL Mattress Beautyrest used 6 mo. Plush top. excellent condition. $50 (386) 503−4779
Autos For Sale 1992 BUICK regal, 114,000 miles, V6, runs great, cold a/c, all power, $700. 386.338.3189
Boats KEY WEST 1720 Sportsman, 1996 w/85 horse Yamaha 2-stroke, bimini top w/2014 trailer, $5800 firm. 386.984.5749
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Flagler County School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, age, marital status, sexual orientation, disability, political beliefs, religious beliefs, national origin, or ethnic origin in its educational programs, services or activities, or in its hiring or employment practices. The district also provides equal access to its facilities to the Boy Scouts and other patriotic youth groups, as required by the Boy Scouts of America Equal Access Act. Questions, complaints, or requests for additional information regarding discrimination or harassment may be sent to: James Woods: Director of Human Resources Flagler County School District 1769 E. Moody Blvd. Bldg. 2 Bunnell, Fl 32110 386-437-7526
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LINDA SUE RICHARDSON Linda Sue LaRoche Richardson, 59, of Palm Coast, FL passed away peacefully on Friday May 27, 2016 at her home with her husband by her side. She was the beloved wife of 24 years to William A. Richardson, Sr. Linda was born in Pueblo, Colorado on March 16, 1957; daughter of the late Percey and LaVeta Joyce Pauley LaRoche and worked as a Phlebotomist at Quest Diagnostics for ten years. Mother of Lillian Richardson, LeRoy LaRoche (Rebecca), William Thomas (Colleen) and William Anthony Richardson, Jr. Grandmother of Jason, Destany, Aurora, Zara, Audrey, Izzy, Jullian and Mellina. Sister of Lois White, Louise Main, LaVeta Evans and Karolyn Patterson. Funeral services were conducted in the North Haven Funeral Home, 36 Washington Avenue, Saturday morning at 10:30. Family and friends may call from 9 until time of service. Interment will follow in All Saints Cemetery. Should friends desire, memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, PO Box 50 Memphis, TN 38101-9929. www.northhavenfuneral.com NOTICE UNDER Fictitious Name Law Pursuant to Section 865.09, Florida Statutes NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of Begin Again Home Goods located at 603 Ocean Marina Drive in the County of Flagler in the City of Flagler Beach Florida 32136 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 9th day of June, 2016 Christmas Come True, Inc.
Events GUN SHOW: June 11th & 12th Flagler County Fairgrounds, Bunnell, 150 Sawgrass Rd., (US 1 to CR13). Info: Cliffhangers, 386-325-6114.
Schools/Instruction GUITAR LESSONS FAST, FUN & EASY Buy 1 get 1 Free. Day or Evening. 386-302-5400
Help Wanted 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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(2)-TWO WAREHOUSES. 1000 sq.ft each w/AC. Hargrove area w/high garage door. $800/month includes trash, water & 7% taxes. Call Tony 386.503.0666
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.
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 NEEDED LAWN spray technician and Irrigation Technician must have experience valid Drivers license, competitive wages and benefits. Call Corey Enterprises, 386.445.1753 or email: Sherry.corey@yahoo.com 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 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.
Condos/Apts. For Rent LIKE NEW! “The Fairways” Completely Renovated. Two bedroom, Two bath. First floor end unit. Close to beaches, golf, walking paths, community room, heated pool, tennis, assigned parking. References and application required. Available July 1st. No smoking. One year term minimum. $1100/month. 1st, last and security deposit. 386.447.3495
Cleaning 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
Homes For Sale 3/2/2-CAR BLOCK home w/security system, fenced yard, wood floors. 3 Ripple Place, $133,000/ 386.586.7034
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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FOR SALE by Owners - $184,900.00 2/2/2 Almost 1600 sq.ft. W-section. Large corner lot, Spanish courtyard, in-ground pool, large glassed-in porch. Nassau attic insulation, hurricane shutters. (6) zone sprinkler system on deep well. Double pane windows, architectural roof. Newer appliances, updated kitchen. Move-in ready! Call 386-446-6200.
Open House OPEN HOUSE 78 Butterfield Dr. Palm Coast, FL 32137 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH ---REDUCED $10,000 Home for Sale in B Section, Indian Trails Subdivision 6/9 2pm-5pm 6/10 10am-1pm 6/11 11am-2pm
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 CAM’S Assembly & Installation Bought something at the store or online? Can’t figure out how to put it together or don’t have the time or tools? Just call (386) 225−5721
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