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Brie Smith serves the Volusia County community as an Ormond Beach police officer.

Out of a gown, into a uniform The former Miss Flagler County has become a police officer for the OBPD.

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“They may see me differently at first, but (they) should not under estimate me because of my size or beauty titles. I am trained in strength, combat training, marksmanship and LAID BACK AND PROUD OF IT! Southern Living Magazine includes Flagler Beach in its “Most laid back beach towns” list, along with Ocracoke Island, North Carolina; and Port Aransas, Texas.

Described as a place where “formal attire means your best pair of flip flops,” the article included quotes from Flagler Beach business owners Frank Gromling, Ocean Art Gallery and Ocean Publishing; and Marti Leavines, owner of Si Como No Inn. Flagler Beach was noted as being dog-friendly, and the story of course included the A-Frame Flagler Beach Pier as the city icon.

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2015 Miss Flagler County winner Brie Smith crowns this year's new Miss Flagler County Zoe Wolfe.

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Like the other 20 million “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” fanatics who tuned in to follow TV crime cases, Smith wanted a career in law enforcement at an early age, after she saw “how

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IN SEARCH OF GARBAGE Morgan Sharman captured this photo overlooking the Flagler Beach Parade on July 4. For more on the parade, see Page 17. Other festivities, Page 20.

Meet Herb Klug, super neighbor. PAGE 10

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One parent, Kim Novak, wants everyone to know what a great teacher her autistic daughter, Angel, had last year at Indian Trails.

Photo by Jacque Estes

Kim Novak combs her daughter, Angel's, hair.

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WHAT IS INTERMITTENT EXPLOSIVE DISORDER? According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, intermittent explosive disorder is characterized by discrete episodes of failure to resist aggressive impulses resulting in serious assaults or destruction of property.

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Kim Novak dreaded the calls from the school. Calls that would come multiple times a week, asking her to come and pick up her daughter, Angel. Calls that often came less than an hour after she had put Angel on the bus.

Novak knows that Angel’s medical condition makes her difficult, at times, to handle. The time Angel was at school was the time Novak used to clean the house, shop and catch up on much-needed sleep.

“She was diagnosed with severe autism, pica (eating nonfood items), intermittent explosive disorder and a chromosome translocation,” Novak said.

For the interview, I brought along a gift of a small stuffed rabbit to help Angel feel more comfortable. But even offering the gift agitated the young girl, causing her to go through a ritual of sorts, repetitive actions, and loud objection.

Although Angel’s struggles continue, there is one clear sign that she is getting help: The early-morning calls from school stopped. Why? Kim Novak has a simple explanation, and that is a

Durand Brown is a favorite among his ESE parents. Here he clowns around in front of an ITMS banner.

teacher. When Angel got to Durand Brown’s ESE class, she not only stayed the day – she thrived.

Novak said that when she would praise him, Brown would credit Angel with her own success.

“Angel was in the right environment, surrounded by the right people,” Novak said. “He was the only one who treated her like a kid.”

‘THEY KNOW I CARE ABOUT THEM’

During his interview, Brown played down the role he had in Angel’s and his other students’ development. This time, his principal, Paul Peacock, who attended the interview via conference call, interjected.

“Mr. Brown is being very humble,” Peacock said. “It is atypical for a teacher to be as open and communicate as much as he does.

It should be the norm.”

Brown, who has a degree in psychology, previously taught in Baltimore and liked working with the more challenging students.

Regarding his work at Indian Trails, he said: “I care about my kids, and they know I care about them. But we were a team, a family with four adults and six kids.

We all worked the whole classroom, and they really helped me a lot.”

In Angel’s case, Brown realized that she had academic potential that had been masked by behavioral issues.

“I asked if she watched TV with the closed captioning on,” Brown said. “Angel has an extensive vocabulary and can read.”

Brown’s method of keeping in touch with the parents is a bit different. Using an app on his phone, he can update parents on what worked and what didn’t on any day. He has found that by being able to text, he and the parents can communicate in a timely manner that doesn’t require special school meetings or class dis-

FIVE THINGS PARENTS CAN DO TO MAKE THEIR ESE STUDENTS SUCCESSFUL 1. Continue to remind the student they are about to make a change (new class, new school).

2. Visit the school with your child before school starts.

3. Meet the teacher (if possible) before classes begin.

4. Be involved. Reinforce what they have learned.

5. Communicate with the teacher during the school year.

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“I need to know if they didn’t have a good morning, or maybe their medication was given late the night before,” Brown said. “I want to be able to reassure the parents that their kids are safe.

That’s a big deal to me, especially when dealing with special kids.”

NEXT STEP: HIGH SCHOOL

Paraprofessionals are assigned to students, after an extensive team discussion and review of the child’s IEP (individualized education program) determines the need.

“A team meets to completely discuss the factors,” Peacock said.

“It’s a conglomerate of people making sure that the needs are met, and accommodations they need are in place. At Indian Trails, we put the individual into the IEP, and it’s tailored to each student, and not based on the programs offered. We have to adjust our programs to meet the needs of the students.”

Brown said he uses positive behavior and gives parents the ability to institute some of what is done in class in the home.

As Angel heads off to Matanzas High School in a few weeks, Novak, like many parents, is a little apprehensive about the change. Things went so well this year she hated to see it end.

“I want my kids to go as far as they can go,” Brown said. “There are changes in everyone’s lives.”

CONSISTENCY THROUGH THE SUMMER

Meetings have already been conducted with the schools and teachers as the students move up.

Brown said he has shared with the new teachers what worked well with each child.

Flagler County offers a summer program for eligible students to help keep them on a schedule of consistency and routine.

“Not every student has extended school year. That’s up to the team,” Peacock said. “These students can be served until they are 22 years old in the public school system, so they can continue to grow and develop as a student, and a person, while they are taught additional life skills.”

The only chance Novak has to shop for groceries or clean, is when her daughter is at school.

“Something as simple as getting through a school day, and knowing she was cared for, and treated like a person — you can’t put a price on that,” Novak said.

GIFT ACCEPTED

As she became accustomed to me during our interview, as I talked to her mom in the kitchen, Angel relaxed. Her eyes kept resting on the bunny.

“Would you like the bunny?” I asked.

Her head gently nodded and, once again, I held it out to her.

“Thank you,” Angel said.

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Our most cherished freedoms City and county officials took part in a reading of the Declaration of Independence during a ceremony at Heroes Memorial Park.

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lated on June 12” at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.

“I would be remiss this morning if I didn’t take a moment to express Palm Coast’s sorrow and condolences to the families of those who lost their lives in Orlando’s recent tragedy,” Netts said. “The young people at Pulse club were simply expressing their freedom to be themselves, loving music, friendship and good times. Their injuries and the loss of life should remind us to unite in the climate of freedoms created by our forefathers. Regardless of our race, religion, how we live or who we live with, we are all Americans — free to be ourselves without permission from anyone, and without fear of intimidation or retaliation.”

The Palm Coast Fire Department Honor Guard presented the colors, city and county officials took turns reading the text of the Declaration of Independence, and the Palm Coast Community Band played “Stars and Stripes Forever.”

Nikki White of The American Flag Project told the audience about the U.S. flag’s history and symbolism.

“We believe it’s vital to have patriots who not only support our country, but understand why they do,” White said. “The American flag is a symbol of freedom from dominance and freedom to live your days in pursuit of life, liberty and happiness. ... Long may she wave.”

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“Is it our right to freedom of religion that assures us we can worship who we choose, when and where and how we choose?” he said. “Or is it our right to freedom of speech that guarantees that our words can be heard without fear of reprimand? Is it our privilege to vote, that guarantees the leadership choices we make are counted? Our freedom to pursue happiness gives us the privilege to live or travel anywhere we wish and work any job for which we may qualify; to marry, and to raise a family; to receive an education, to join a political party, a union, or any other organization of our own choice — and to enjoy the company of good friends in a public venue without fear of harm.”

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“It was then I knew this is the path I wanted to follow by becoming a law enforcement officer,” she said. “My position affords me the opportunity to educate children as to what an officer is about and build trusting relationships between parents, children and the community.”

Smith was also motivated to join the force after a friend was killed in a car crash by a drunk driver. She has often used her Miss Flagler County title to speak out against driving under the influence, knowing personally the hardships on the individuals and all those affected by the crime.

As a part of the OBPD’s attempt to create better relationships with the community, Smith has enjoyed the conversations and friendships she’s developed with the monthly Coffee With A Cop

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Smith said her toughest challenges deal with witnessing the homeless, using the Baker Act and dealing with the miseries of the streets.

“Being able to speak to someone and encourage them that they can make a change for the better, if they only believe in themselves, is essential for the community,” she said.

As a young lady and new officer, Smith realizes that she lacks a great deal of life experience, but she won’t allow that to stop her.

“They may see me differently at first, but (they) should not underestimate me because of my size or beauty titles,” she said. “I am trained in strength, combat training, marksmanship and law enforcement.”

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Dear Editor: The Fourth of July is certainly an important historical date in this country’s history and worthy of celebration.

However, it seems that its celebration has morphed for some into an excuse to make loud noise and blow things up.

For days before and during the holiday, Palm Coast sounded like a Middle East war zone with window-rattling explosions that no doubt terrorized wildlife, pets and maybe some veterans with PTSD, while simply annoying others that like their peace and quiet and sleep.

The folks responsible seem to have a perverse fascination with explosions more so than a spirit of celebrating our nation’s independence, and they show little regard for others. They thumb their noses at the Florida fireworks laws and disregard local noise ordinances.

Compounding the problem is what certainly appears to be a lack of interest by local law enforcement in enforcing the state and local laws. As blatant and pervasive as these violations obviously are, I suspect there have been very few arrests or citations issued.

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

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According to the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office, from July 1-4, there were 57 calls related to fireworks, plus five noise complaints. In the same range last year, there were 32 calls about fireworks and 10 noise complaints. Flagler Beach Police Capt. Matt Doughney reported that, despite spreading the word that fireworks are illegal in Flagler Beach, “People still blasted off.” Unless someone is caught in the act, no arrest can be made, he said, and the traffic makes it nearly impossible for an officer to respond to a call about fireworks on the beach on July 4.

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THIEF BREAKS INTO CAR, STEALS OWNER’S MANUAL 8:50 p.m. First block of Woodlyn Lane.

Burglary from vehicle: Someone broke into a 64-year-old man’s 2007 Ford car, rummaged around in it, and stole only the owner’s manual — ignoring a GPS unit and “other high dollar items” in the car. There were “no signs of forced entry,” according to a Sheriff’s Office report. On the same street that night, someone broke into a 44-year-old woman’s Chevy Malibu and stole her $150 radar detector, along with a $100 GPS unit and $50 garage door opener. She’d left the car unlocked. There were other burglaries from cars reported nearby.

CAR WINDOWS SHOT WITH BB GUN 9:18 p.m. First block of Ryan Drive.

Criminal mischief: Someone shot into the windows of two cars at two separate Ryan Drive homes with a BB gun or pellet gun, according to a Sheriff’s Office report. In one case, the pellet didn’t go the whole way through the glass of the front window of a 2013 Nissan Rogue. But two doors down, a pellet shattered the rear windshield of a Jeep Grand Cherokee, according to the report. Deputies didn’t find the pellets or BBs.

FLAGLER COUNTY’S HIGH SCHOOLS EARN NATIONAL RECOGNITION

NOMINATIONS FOR SENIOR CITIZEN DAY BEING ACCEPTED

The Washington Post has been ranking high schools since 1998, as part of the paper’s “Challenge Index.” In the latest list of “America’s Most Challenging High Schools,” Flagler Palm Coast and Matanzas high schools made the list.

Data from approximately 22,000 public high schools throughout the country were examined and 2,440 made the list.

The Challenge Index takes the total number of Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), and Cambridge tests given to students, and then divides that total by the number of seniors who graduated.

Using that criteria, Flagler Palm Coast High School ranked 1,864, and Matanzas High School ranked 1,999.

To see the Post’s entire list: apps.washingtonpost.com/local/ highschoolchallenge/.

Nominations are being accepted for the second-annual National Senior Citizen Day. Email nominations, including their full name and a brief description about their contributions, to seniors_2015@cfl. rr.com.

Submission deadline: July 21.

The names will be published, and residents of Flagler County will vote for their favorite seniors.

Two or three seniors will be chosen. The ceremony will be Aug. 21, 2016. The time and location will be announced at a later date.

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Assessment notices will be sent out to the owners of the properties, many of whom live out of state, according to city records.

The highest single assessment was a $1,800 assessment for the Group Golf of Palm Coast for hazard tree/wildfire mitigation on the Matanzas Woods Golf property. Only two more of this year’s 195 assessments were for more than $1,000: a $1,005 assessment for an HSBC/Bank of America-owned property at 23 Patchogue Lane, and a $1,136 assessment for a privately owned property at 72 Farragut Drive.

A public hearing on the assessments will be held at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 2 in the community wing of the Palm Coast City Hall at 160 Lake Ave.

Bova scheduled for pretrial in Mobil murder case

Joseph Frank Bova, the man charged with first degree murder in the Feb. 21, 2013 shooting of Mobil gas station clerk Zuheily Rosado, has at times refused to take the medications prescribed for his schizophrenia and walked out on one psychiatrist charged with evaluating him, his attorney said in a July 5

pretrial hearing.

Bova appeared before Circuit Judge Matthew Foxman for the hearing. His psychiatric evaluations haven’t yet been completed, defense attorney Raymond Warren said. Foxman scheduled Bova for an Aug. 2 hearing.

This was Bova’s first appearance before Foxman, who called Bova up to the witness stand and asked him how he was doing, and whether he’s been taking his medications. Bova replied that he has, and then said that the meds “make me feel kind of sick.” When Foxman asked him where the meds make him feel sick, Bova replied, “My stomach.”

Bova, now 28, was arrested Sept. 12, 2013 in Boca Raton, Florida, where detectives found him living out of his car. They searched it and found a SCCY 9-mm semiautomatic handgun that ballistics tests identified as the handgun used in the murder.

Detectives who questioned Bova at the time fun him lucid and capable of answering questions, according to a Sept. 14, 2013 press conference.

But Bova has since been diagnosed with a schizophrenic disorder, and Circuit Judge David Walsh has in the past found Bova incompetent to stand trial and ordered him to a state psychiatric hospital for treatment and evaluation.

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IFLAGLER NAMED FRANCHISE OF THE YEAR

Last week, Florida Virtual School (FLVS) named iFlagler the “Small District Franchise of the year.” iFlagler, the school district’s virtual school, offers middle and high school courses and uses the same curriculum as FLVS. Classes are taught by local teachers, so students can interact face-to-face with teachers and staff, according to a Flagler County School District news release. iFlagler was established six years ago. Just a few years ago, there were 300 half-credit enrollments, but that num-

But last year, in a July 15 competency hearing, Walsh found Bova competent to proceed to trial after a psychologist testified that he’d seen signs of malingering and that although Bova is schizophrenic, he understood the charges against him and had said explicitly that he hoped to be found incompetent so that his case would be dismissed.

Man charged with beating children over chores

A 36-year-old Flagler Beach man beat and humiliated two children “for not doing their cleaning chores to his satisfaction,” according to a Flagler County Sheriff’s Office report.

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July 2, sneaking out after Moffit “physically, verbally and emotionally abused them throughout the evening,” punching, hitting and kicking the children, cutting off the girl’s waist-length hair to above her shoulders and shaving the boy’s head as a punishment, according to a Sheriff’s Office report. The children said that he‘d come home angry that evening and had argued with his girlfriend in front of them.

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house. Law enforcement officers noted that the boy’s face was swollen and his head freshly shaved, with “multiple red razor burn brush strokes and abrasions” to his scalp.

There were abrasions on his arm and abdomen, where he said Moffit had hit and kicked him. The girl also had bruises on her face an arm and hip, and told law enforcement officers that Moffit had punched her.

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“I would not talk to him if I saw him,” she laughed. “He wears this silly Henry Blake hat from M.A.S.H. I would think he was strange, and I would cross the street.”

A former technical writer for Xerox, Klug has a professional looking notebook full of photos of his finds, and a map of where he goes. Currently he walks between Pine Grove, Providence and Belle Terre Parkway. He has no plans to expand this route.

The best and most valuable item he found was a red Fitbit, one exactly like the Fitbit his wife gave him this year for Father’s Day. “The battery was still working,” he said. “I am on Palm Coast SwipSwap, so I thought I would see if I could find the owner.”

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Klug couldn’t convince himself to walk for the sake of walking — even if it was for his health. One day a casual glance out the car window gave him a purpose to walk.

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hood to go to the store and noticed bottles, napkins and cups along the side of the road,” Klug said.

“And the light went off: I could pick up trash while I walked.”

He started carrying a bright yellow plastic bucket, that his cat’s litter comes in, and walked about eight-tenths of a mile, round trip, the first day. He returned home with a full bucket of trash.

As his daily trips took him farther around the neighborhood, he added more buckets. Now he walks at least four miles a day – five when there’s a lot of trash.

Most of the stuff he picks up goes into the recycling bin or the trash. A discarded stroller left out for the trash was repurposed into a makeshift “trash buggy;” a discarded Swiffer became a nailended stick.

Recently, he found one item that made him believe he has seen it all: a rubber rooster.

He’s picked up what he calls “head-nodding acquaintances” along with the trash. It is not unusual for people to roll down their car windows, as he picks up hundreds of cigarettes at the stop light at Belle Terre and Whiteview parkways, and thank him.

Some have suggested that more people should do the same thing.

He resists the urge to say that the “more people” could be them.

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an’s best friend has become the USA Olympic swimmers’ top coping method to deal with the stressful situation of qualifying for this year’s Rio Olympics. Who thought of the idea? Palm Coast’s very own Morgan Weinberg.

Weinberg, now the programs and services manager for USA Swimming Club Development, sought several methods to help reduce stress for the athletes in such a competitive environment.

An animal lover herself, she had read an article about how looking into a dog’s eyes can reduce stress and anxiety, so she figured therapy dogs could be of great assistance to the swimmers.

“I reached out to a local nonprofit called Domesti-Pups, and their response was amazing,” Weinberg said.

Domesti-Pups sent out dogs to the swimmers during the USA Olympic Swim Trials, and it was a total success.

“The dogs have been awesome; they’ve done what they’re here for,” Weinberg said. “All the athletes love them.” One swimmer credited her personal swim record to spending time with the “doggies” before the race, and she repeated her therapy before all of

her subsequent events.

The 2016 Olympic Games will kick off on Aug. 5, in Rio, and, according to Weinberg and the viral video, which has been viewed over 1.3 million times, the USA swimmers hope their furry friends will be accompanying them.

Weinberg hopes other Olympic sports will adopt therapy dogs in the future.

ow did I manage to live for almost 30 years, having traveled from arcades to sports centers, and never play foosball?

I spent Independence Day with the Calugars, and, after stuffing my face with burgers, dogs and tasty desserts, I went upstairs to sing a little karaoke with the kids. I led the pack in our far-from-perfect-but-joyful rendition of “Livin’ on a Prayer.”

After butchering other songs, I saw some of the other kids playing foosball. Now, I’ve seen that table hundreds of times in the past, but it never looked interesting — until this time.

So, I played my very first game against new Palm Coast resident Jacob Huntoon, and I beat him 10-8.

Following my fist pump for the victory, I eagerly awaited my next opponent, Saxon Swantic, who served me some pie called “humble.” She won 10-5.

After a short break, I returned to the table, this time with a teammate, Elizabeth Orefice. We played Huntoon and my nephew Malik Cooper, who beat us. I thought about grounding Malik, because he didn’t allow me to win, but I figured that wouldn’t be fair.

In addition to winning, I discovered other benefits within foosball. Twisting those table rods creates a solid forearm workout. After just one game, I felt like I had been curling dumbbells.

Foosball also initiates camaraderie and teamwork. Teammates have to communicate and work together in order to be successful.

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Greens for Teens Renny Roker and Christopher Bell, the golf pro at Palm Harbor, have launched Greens for Teens — a junior golf program that focuses on increasing grade point averages while decreasing golf averages.

The program will host its first tournament, the 2016 Greens for Teens International Championship, beginning Friday, July 7, and will conclude on Sunday, July 10, at the Palm Harbor Golf Club. The first event will be a kickoff barbecue event and an AM/AM event prior to the 36hole event.

For prices and more details, contact Roker 338-3082 or email him at roker.renny@gmail. com.

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YOUR NEIGHBORS An estimated 9,000 people attended this year’s parade.

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Do Samantha’s nine lives include one as a dog?

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amantha may have been a dog in a previous life.

She comes when called (sometimes), and she craves attention. Evenings are spent curled up on my husband’s lap while we watch TV. Cats are typically described as being aloof, but don’t con-

fuse this show of independence as a lack of need for human contact.

All cats rely on their owners for food, water, a home, medical care, a clean litter box, and, yes, love. It’s just that they, like their owners, have different personalities.

My daughter called last week, worried about her cat, Robby. The problem?

Robby was being affectionate and, well, acting like a cat.

Robby’s previous owner died, and there’s a possibility that Robby was with him for a bit afterward – no one knows for certain – but he gets nervous when my daughter sleeps. He checks on her by nibbling on

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her face, and if she ignores him, the nibbles get more pronounced. Not conducive for a good night’s sleep. But when he stopped this behavior, she began to worry.

She and Robby have been together for two years now.

He is not fond of change. His doctor makes house calls so he doesn’t have to travel the “T” to go to the vet for checkups, nail trims, etc.

Some may say she’s too tolerant. But she is a responsible pet owner and takes her role as caregiver seriously. I wish more people would.

There are simple ways to develop a rewarding relationship with your cat.

1. Keep them indoors.

Outdoor cats have a shorter lifespan. As long as they have things to keep them busy inside, and a nice window to look out at the birds and lizards, they can adjust.

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4. Spay or neuter. This will also help resist the urge to go outside. If you adopted, your cat should have had the surgery. If not, there are low cost options available. Call your local shelter.

5. Feed your cat a nutritonal diet that includes fresh water.

Ask your vet for amounts so you don’t overfeed.

6. Clean that litter box, at least daily. There are disposable litter boxes that are inexpensive and can be replaced every month or so. This prevents the urine from soaking into the plastic.

7. Brush your cat, even short hair cats. This helps them with their grooming, and reduced hairballs.

8. Play time – Regular play sessions, even with older cats, keeps them mentally and physically healthy.

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TURTLE TALK 9 a.m. at Gamble Rogers State park, 3100 S. Oceanshore Blvd.

Learn about different species of sea turtles. All ages welcome.

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All other days $30 Urgent care-open 365 days No Appointment Necessary • 2 Convenient Locations On site Laboratory • On site X-rays

MONDAY, JULY 11

ASTRONOMY CLUB 6 p.m. at Flagler County Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway. July’s celestial events will be discussed.

NASA Solar System Ambassador Lee Bentzley will have a presentation Jupiter probe Juno. Free and open to public. Email palmcoastastro@gmail.com

LIBRARY BOOK SALE 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway. Open to the public. All books will be 25 cents. Call 446-6763. Friday and Saturday.

FIRST CHURCH GOSPEL CAFÉ 7 p.m. at First Church, 91 Old Kings Road N. Doug Carn Trio will be performing. Donations $15.

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MOVIES IN THE PARK 8:45 p.m. at Central Park in Town Center, 975 Central Ave. The movie will be “Goosebumps.” Free.

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CITY CANDIDATES FORUM 6-8 p.m. at African American Cultural Society, 4422 U.S. 1.

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BUSINESS ACTIVITY PERMITS The following is an update for permit activity in the city for June 23-29. Total number of permits issued: 208. Since January 2009, $934,991,022 construction dollars have been invested in Palm Coast.

COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS

COMMERCIAL PERMITS ISSUED PCEO Inc was issued a permit for a process tanks for $1.8 million at 400 Peavy Grade.

PCEO Inc was issued a permit for chlorine tanks for $195,000 at 400 Peavy Grade.

PCEO Inc was issued a permit for a sludge holding tank for $256,000 at 400 Peavy Grade.

PCEO Inc was issued a permit for a generator building for $256,000 at 400 Peavy Grade.

Seagate Homes was issued a permit for an amenity building for $113,000 at 115 Park Place Circle.

Palm Coast Homes Construction was issued a $489,000 permit for a single-family residence at 51 Waterfront Park Road.

Seagate Homes was issued a $309,000 permit for a singlefamily residence at 109 Laguna Forest Trail.

OCCUPANCY PERMITS Dawn Boahanan was issued an occupancy permit for Halifax Health Services for Doctors Choice Home Health at 4881 Palm Coast Parkway NW.

CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY Heritage Construction was issued a certificate of occupancy for $1,200 for alterations at Cork and Pint at 101 Palm Harbor Parkway, unit B121.

DEVELOPMENT ORDER A development order was issued for a 65,497-square-foot for Starling Assisted Living Facility.

SSL Palm Coast LLC submitted a Tier-2, technical site plan application. The intent of the building is to have 74 units and 86 beds for assisted living. The building will be located on the south side of Cypress Point Parkway about 500 feet east of Pine Cone Drive.

Source: City of Palm Coast

City of Flagler Beach’s Ocean Rescue Services receives supplies from FHF Florida Hospital HealthCare Partners.

Florida Hospital donates supplies to lifeguards On June 21, Florida Hospital Flagler’s branch of Florida Hospital HealthCare Partners donated medical supplies to the City of Flagler Beach’s Ocean Rescue Services.

“Our lifeguards are the first responders to beachgoers who fall victim to sudden illnesses and injuries,” said Tom Gillin, recreational director for the City of Flagler Beach, via press release. “The hospital donates these supplies each year and we are so grateful for the support. This donation allows us to continue providing the highest quality of safety services to all visitors to our beautiful beach.”

The donated items included gloves, face masks, ammonia, alcohol pads, gauze, biohazard containment materials, and more.

“These items are essential to what we do,” he said. “When someone is injured on the beach, our lifeguards can use the donated supplies to help right away. It makes a real difference.”

Florida Hospital Flagler doc shares healthy tips Dr. Sonia Millian visited Wadsworth Elementary School, on June 22, to speak to 210 students involved in the 21st Century Community Learning Center about the importance

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of exercise and healthy snacking.

The 21st Century Community Learning Center is a free academic enrichment program for qualifying students at Bunnell, Rymfire and Wadsworth elementary schools.

During this event, Millan emphasized the health benefits of exercising 60 minutes each day and choosing healthy, non-processed snacks. She gave the students examples of healthy choices and did an interactive exercise activity.

“Healthy does not equal gross,” Millan told the students. “There are so many delicious and healthy snacks to choose from, and they come from the earth, not a factory – that’s why fruit is called nature’s candy.”

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Ajax Building applied for a $277,000 permit for a stage for Palm Coast Arts Foundation at 1500 Central Ave. EXO Sunrooms applied for a $18,000 permit for a roof for outside seating at a restaurant at 101 Palm Harbor Parkway, unit B123.

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Ocean Hammock tops sales list

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

MAY 26 - JUNE 1

LISA WOLFE STAFF WRITER

Grand Haven Ronald and Sandra Walker, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 18 Lakeside Way to Mikhail Edelman and Viktoriya Vayner, of Brooklyn, New York, for $345,000. Built in 2004, it has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,052 square feet.

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n Ocean Hammock home with three stories, multiple balconies and ocean views was the top real estate transaction for the week of May 26 through June 1. Patrick and Faye Palfrey, of Palm City, sold the home at 529 Cinnamon Beach Lane to Edward and Susan Bowen, of Commerce Township, Michigan, for $740,000.

Built in 2005, it has five bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms and 3,545 square feet of living space.

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An Ocean Hammock home tops the sales list.

PALM COAST Beach Haven Douglas and Claire Egem, of Banner Elk, North Carolina, sold the home at 22 Sandy Beach Way to Monica and Mark Karrenbauer, of Palm Coast, for $345,000. Built in 2012, it has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and 1,826 square feet of living space.

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Belle Terre William and Patricia Kampf, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 52 Pebble Beach Drive to Frank and Marie Fabozzi, of

Pleasantville, New York, for $249,000. Built in 1998, it has four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms and 2,234 square feet of living space.

Beverly Beach D.R. Horton, of Jacksonville, sold the home at 2662 Sunset Inlet Drive to Timothy and Stephanie Singley, of Beverly Beach, for $592,000. Built in 2015, it has three bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms and 2,624 square feet of living space.

Great office space - Existing space of 1,541 - 1,207 sf that are adjoining to make up to 2,748sf. Reception, offices, conference room and break room. Rental includes utilities and common area maintenance charges. Call for showing.

Robert and Marthe Demers, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 11 Deerfield Court to Igor and Marina Freyman, of Sharon, Massachusetts, for $257,000.

Built in 1999, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,785 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2010 for $235,000.

Hammock Dunes Nicolas and Marjorie Houslop, of East Sussex, United Kingdom, sold the home at 15 Via Capri to Carolyn Wise, of Palm Coast, for $410,000. Built in 1994, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,898 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2005 for $375,000.

Hidden Lakes Paytas Homes, of Port Orange, sold the home at 26 Auberry Drive to Linda Argo, of Palm Coast, for $305,000. Built in 2014, it has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,373 square feet of living space.

William and Sharon Houston, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 25 Auberry Drive to Donald and Karen Spencer, of McGraw, New York, for $240,000. Built in 2015, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,869 square feet of living space.

Indian Trails William and Myra Vergani, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 25 Boston Lane to James and Jennifer Paterno, of Palm Coast, for $361,000. Built in 2004, it has four bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms and 3,633 square feet of living space.

Steven Edson, Stephen Osmeloski and Charles Edson, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 115 Beechwood Lane to Ralph Garcia II, of Palm Coast, for $179,900. Built in 1981, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,060 square feet of living space.

Lehigh Woods H. Blair Eberle-Pate and Kathleen McEnaney, of Spring, Texas, sold the home at 9 Reid Place to Fred Rebarber, of Palm Coast, for $141,000. Built in 2003, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,444 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2006 for $189,000.

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Seller will consider BUILD TO SUIT Industrial Building! 4.24 ACRES at Pine Lakes and Commerce Blvd. in the PALM COAST INDUSTRIAL PARK. One of the last vacant lots along the landscaped industrial area of Palm Coast. Join Palm Coast Data, Thriv fitness Center, and Sandvik Engineering.

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Matanzas Woods Joseph Sbarbaro and Evelyn Levine, of Briarwood, New York, sold the home at 23 Leaver Drive to William Cespedes, of Palm Coast, for $165,000. Built in 2004, it has three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and 2,172 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2010 for $142,500.

Palm Harbor Suzanne and Gilbert Smith, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 38 Feling Lane to Cheston and Victoria Rafferty, of Owasso, Oklahoma, for $260,000. Built in 2007, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,842 square feet of living space.

Pine Grove Mark and Connie Rohloff, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 11 Pine Bush Lane to William Chester, of Palm Coast, for $235,000.

Built in 2005, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,233 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2013 for $174,000.

Pine Lakes Ronald and Cynthia Hariston, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 23 Whispering Pine Drive to William and Jill Brooks, of Palm Coast, for $195,500. Built in 2005, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,029 square feet of living space.

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Quail Hollow Carol Bennett, of Bunnell, sold the home at 7 Kaufman Place to Pedro and Jan Vicens, of Palm Coast, for $168,000. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,760 square feet of living space. The home sold in 2005 for $205,000.

Sea Colony Jose and Irene Bencomo, of Oldsmar, sold the home at 43 Medford Drive to Richard Eplawy, of Palm Coast, for $265,000. Built in 1988, it has four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms and 1,722 square feet of living space.

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Seminole Woods Kunka Petkov, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 18 Slumber Meadow Trail to Melissa Peterson, of Palm Coast, for $170,000. Built in 2003, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,364 square feet of living space. The home previously sold in 2009 for $135,000.

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DINING ROOM round table w/4 chairs, metal & wood, Good condition, $175. 386.503.9265 FRIGIDAIRE A/C unit, 5000 BTU, EER9.7-115 volts, $65. 386.313.1122 HAIER SUPER capacity washer, $100. Haier Super capacity dryer, $50, work great, cash.

386.263.7111 KITCHEN, WOOD table, six chairs. Excellent condition, Palm Coast. Cash $125. Leave message 386-246-5092 menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s JAMIS BOSS Cruiser, 7-speed bike, almost new, $199 firm. 386.445.8740.

PANASONIC & Sony speakers, $25. Rockport, black dress shoes, $25. Loveseat, new, gray & mauve, $100. 386.445.8899 PATIO ELEC. GRILLE $40. Brown cloth recliner $50. Ships clock w/bells $60. 386.447.2784 PING IRONS, 4 through sandwedge, $150 firm.

386.586.3932 TV STAND white 2-door, 4ft wide, 2ft deep, 32 inches high $50 386.986.0667 TWIN BED white-washed wicker & wood, almost new mattress, box spring & nightstand $120.

347.893.4760 WESTERN BOOTS women's 7 1/2: $35; Skechers D'Lites sports women's 8: $20. New/in box.

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Asking $20 for both. 439â&#x2C6;&#x2019;4805 SCREEN ROOM screen rm for camper awning size 15 to 16 ft awning $200 (386) 225â&#x2C6;&#x2019;4421 THULE 933 Bike Rack $50; TimeLife WWII 15 book set $20 (386) 627â&#x2C6;&#x2019;8716 (386) 627â&#x2C6;&#x2019;8716 TILLER/CULTIVATOR TILLER/CULTIVATOR USED ONCE $100 (386) 586â&#x2C6;&#x2019;6724 WEIGHTS 350LBS of steel wts, wt bench, 2â&#x2C6;&#x2019; 6â&#x20AC;&#x2122; bars $150 proform tread mill $50 (386) 446â&#x2C6;&#x2019;1968

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