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JULY 28, 2016

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“Like a Feather in the Breeze,”

by Steven Sobel, first place in the city of Palm Coast’s 2016 Find Your Florida photo contest

Rescued puppies now in recovery Not all have made it, but many dogs and cats taken from Saffari rescue are now on the mend. PAGE 3A

SMILING ABOUT SCHOOL FOUND GUILTY

Anna Pehota, the Hammock resident who shot her husband four times, will spend the rest of her life in prison, without the possibility of parole.

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Students return to classrooms on August 10.

SEE PAGE 19A

Photo by Jacque Estes

Emma Minn gets school supplies from Yumeka Carey and Hope Swire (red shirts) at the African American Cultural Society table, while Wadsworth staff member Cindy Cashman looks on at the Back to School Jam.

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SAYING GOODBYE

TOP 3 IN THE STATE This year’s Palm Coast Little League team broke local records, becoming the first PCLL team to win games at the Little League State Championship Tournament.

County Commissioner Frank Meeker died July 22 after a battle with cancer.

He was 61.

PAGE 15A Help your pets keep cool during this warm summer season. SEE PAGE 20A

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Saffari puppies that survived PARVO virus are almost ‘out of the woods’ Of the 20 puppies, six have died.

But the other 14 are eating and playing and bringing smiles to FHS staff.

JACQUE ESTES COMMUNITY EDITOR

A week ago last Monday, Amy Carotenuto, director of Flagler Humane Society, started her week sitting on a blue tarp stretched across the floor of the Humane Society’s education room. A white towel was draped over her legs, with a small black and white Labrador, Xena, on her lap. An IV bag provided much-needed fluid and nourishment to the ailing dog.

Ten-week-old Xena was one of 25 dogs surrendered to the Humane Society by Ruth Rupprecht of Saffari Rescue on July 12, and one of the first two to be diagnosed with Parvovirus, a deadly infection that mostly affects puppies.

Xena and the other pup were diagnosed with Parvo less than two days after they were taken to the humane society. The other pup died.

A total of six of the puppies surrendered from Saffari have now died of Parvo, and 11 more have started showing symptoms.

While Carotenuto said they weren’t out of the woods with Xena, the signs were encouraging.

Xena would be the only dog Carotenuto would come into contact with that day, to ensure the other animals in the shelter were not exposed. Xena was quarantined alone in a room so far from the kennels you couldn’t hear the other dogs barking as their breakfast was served.

Rupprecht surrendered the 20 puppies and five adult dogs, along with nine cats dogs, after the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office served a warrant to inspect the property after receiving an anonymous complaint about the facility. No charges were filed.

Carotenuto and her staff are focusing on the surviving pups.

“The seven (surviving) of the 13 puppies that were quarantined are all eating as of Sunday night,” she said. “It feels like we are out of the woods. Staff was coming in at night, so they’ve pretty much been receiving round-the-clock care.”

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The puppies taken from Saffari Rescue are active and playful, and getting better every day, thanks to around the clock care by FHS staff.

HOW TO HELP

The Flagler Humane Society is a 501c3 nonprofit. Financial donations to help offset the cost of the Parvo treatment are appreciated.

CANINE PARVOVIRUS INFECTION IN DOGS The canine parvovirus (CPV) infection is a highly contagious viral illness that affects dogs. The virus manifests itself in two different forms. The more common form is the intestinal form, which is characterized by vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss, and lack of appetite (anorexia). The less common form is the cardiac form, which attacks the heart muscles of very young puppies, often leading to death.

The majority of cases are seen in puppies that are between six weeks and six months old. The incidence of canine parvovirus infections has been reduced radically by early vaccination in young puppies.

— PETMD.COM

Jacque Estes

Amy Carotenuto gives puppy Xena, diagnosed with Parvo, an IV drip of fluids with antibiotics, B12 and pain meds.

The five adult dogs brought to the shelter were put into adoption, and one, a cattle dog, has been adopted. The other litter of seven puppies, which were not in quarantine, is being kept away from the general population as a precaution.

The first thing shelter staff did when the dogs and cats from Saffari were brought to the shelter was administer vaccinations.

“Every dog and cat that comes in here is vaccinated upon arrival, unless we can prove for a fact they have been vaccinated,” Carotenuto said. “Anytime you add a new animal to your home, even if you are just babysitting it, you want to make sure it’s vaccinated and your pets are vaccinated.”

Once the staff feels the 14 puppies are ready, they will be spayed or neutered and placed up for adoption. The nine cats are healthy and are available now for new homes.

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Plantation Bay water progress slower than residents would like Flagler officials and engineers presented an update to residents on Monday, July 25.

JACQUE ESTES STAFF WRITER

The Plantation Bay residents who clutched jars of yellow water — or flashed cell phone photos of jars of yellow water, straight from their faucets — weren’t happy Monday night. The process of fixing their ailing utility service, which Flagler County bought from Bunnell for $5.5 million, is a slow one.

The good news is the water has tested in acceptable ranges for more than a year.

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Resident Jane Gentile-Youd asked what would happen if the county couldn’t get the loans.

“While there is no guarantee of loan approval, if you follow their guidelines, they work with you,” Flagler County Administrator Craig Coffey said. “The state wants us to be compliant and environmentally sound.”

Coffey said that the wastewater portion — itself a 27-month project — would be completed first.

“The wastewater project is nine to 11 months away from the start of construction,” Coffey said.

The well water project is expected to be a 40-month project.

“I can Band-Aid this for $2 million and improve your water in the short term, or develop something for long-term,” Coffey said. “Our goal is to get as much money as possible and build the best possible system.”

Of the four wells Plantation Bay residents get water from, Well 1 was described as good, Well 2 was average, and Wells 3 and 4 were poor. The yellow water coming from taps is attributed to a spike in demand requiring use of Well 3.

“Pumping demands exceeded Well 1, and Well 2 was used,” Coffey said. “This weekend, the demand was so great we had to use Well 3. That’s when you saw the color, possibly odor, and the water was harder.”

Residents will see a scheduled rate increase of 5% this October, and in October 2017. Impact fees of $4,600 are being charged on new home construction. All of the money from the impact fees will be applied to the wastewater project and well construction.

After the meeting, County Commissioner Nate McLaughlin said he was missing Commissioner Frank Meeker, who died of cancer July 22. Meeker was an environmental scientist who worked for the St. Johns Water Management District for many years.

“Frank knew this subject better than anyone,” McLaughlin said.

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Asked what he thought of the meeting, Dave Yaris was one of the more positive residents.

“It sounds like they have a good plan of action,” Yaris said. “They need money and time.”

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because her real estate agent had not told her of the water issue, even though she had asked about the water in the community because she has an auto-immune disease.

Dave and Gail Yaris have lived in the Westlake section of Plantation Bay for the past two years.

They’ve had a home filtration system installed, and have a reverse osmosis system in the kitchen.

“The water coming out of the refrigerator and the ice cubes is fine,” Dave Yaris said.

“But when we have guests,” his wife added, “We have to explain why there is yellow water coming out of the bath faucet.”

The community is applying for $8 million in loans from the state and the Federal Department of Environmental Protection, and $2

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Plantation Bay water progress slower than residents would like Flagler officials and engineers presented an update to residents on Monday, July 25.

JACQUE ESTES COMMUNITY EDITOR

The Plantation Bay residents who clutched jars of yellow water — or flashed cell phone photos of jars of yellow water, straight from their faucets — weren’t happy Monday night. The process of fixing their ailing utility service, which Flagler County bought from Bunnell for $5.5 million, is a slow one.

The good news is the water has tested in acceptable ranges for more than a year.

But when the water is yellow, that good news is hard to swallow.

The 70 residents who attended the update meeting at the Club de Bonmont on Monday, July 25, hoped for some answers.

One new resident was upset

JULY

30

SUPERHERO SWIM

1-4 pm at Frieda Zamba Pool; Dress as your favorite Superhero for games that test your honor & courage as a hero!

Half-price admission 386-986-4741

Calendar of

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WATER EXERCISE PROGRAM Learn to exercise in the pool! 8-9am Cora Health Services will teach this class.

Equipment provided.

Frieda Zamba Pool Regular pool admission.

386-986-4741

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Flagler County Administrator Craig Coffey updated Plantation Bay residents on their water utilities.

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million has been approved by the state.

Resident Jane Gentile-Youd asked what would happen if the county couldn’t get the loans.

“While there is no guarantee of loan approval, if you follow their guidelines, they work with you,” Flagler County Administrator Craig Coffey said. “The state wants us to be compliant and environmentally sound.”

Coffey said that the wastewater portion — itself a 27-month project — would be completed first.

“The wastewater project is nine to 11 months away from the start of construction,” Coffey said.

The well water project is expected to be a 40-month project.

“I can Band-Aid this for $2 million and improve your water in the short term, or develop something for long-term,” Coffey said. “Our goal is to get as much money as possible and build the best possible system.”

Of the four wells Plantation Bay residents get water from, Well 1 was described as good, Well 2 was average, and Wells 3 and 4 were poor. The yellow water coming from taps is attributed to a spike in demand requiring use of Well 3.

“Pumping demands exceeded Well 1, and Well 2 was used,” Coffey said. “This weekend, the demand was so great we had to use Well 3. That’s when you saw the color, possibly odor, and the water was harder.”

Residents will see a scheduled rate increase of 5% this October, and in October 2017. Impact fees of $4,600 are being charged on new home construction. All of the money from the impact fees will be applied to the wastewater project and well construction.

After the meeting, County Commissioner Nate McLaughlin said he was missing Commissioner Frank Meeker, who died of cancer July 22. Meeker was an environmental scientist who worked for the St. Johns Water Management District for many years.

“Frank knew this subject better than anyone,” McLaughlin said.

“When a water topic came up, I would always turn to him.”

Asked what he thought of the meeting, Dave Yaris was one of the more positive residents.

“It sounds like they have a good plan of action,” Yaris said. “They need money and time.”

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because her real estate agent had not told her of the water issue, even though she had asked about the water in the community because she has an auto-immune disease.

Dave and Gail Yaris have lived in the Westlake section of Plantation Bay for the past two years.

They’ve had a home filtration system installed, and have a reverse osmosis system in the kitchen.

“The water coming out of the refrigerator and the ice cubes is fine,” Dave Yaris said.

“But when we have guests,” his wife added, “We have to explain why there is yellow water coming out of the bath faucet.”

The community is applying for $8 million in loans from the state and the Federal Department of Environmental Protection, and $2

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A Hammock woman who called 911 in September 2015 saying she believed she’d shot and killed her husband will spend the rest of her life in prison.

A jury of four women and two men found Anna Pehota, now 76, guilty of second-degree murder with a firearm in connection with her 77-year-old husband John’s death.

Anna Pehota shot John Pehota four times with a .22-caliber handgun the afternoon of Sept. 23, 2015 after the couple had an argument at their home on Sanchez Avenue, according to Flagler County Sheriff’s Office reports.

John Pehota had dementia, and Anna Pehota had been his caretaker.

The jury deliberated for about an hour and a half July 22, the third day of the trial, before coming to a verdict, a State Attorney’s Office spokesman said.

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not fathering skills. Children need to learn age-appropriate boundaries. Instead of being a helicopter organization, swooping in for damage control after the fact, the NAACP could partner with organizations (including churches) equipped to address parenting and child development needs. As a resource, every parent should have a copy of “Boundaries,” authored by Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend.

It was disheartening to read the comments from the NAACP rep in the July 14 edition of the Palm Coast Observer.

Our community should expect a more professional presentation from a national representative organization. Before even one of the investigations of the shootings was complete, she issued her pronouncement: Police were guilty of killing black men because of intolerance and stereotyping.

When addressing the killing of five police officers, she failed to identify them as being white, and the killer black. Instead, she prefaced her statement by saying the protest was peaceful, and she ended by asking if the killing of white police might happen again.

She lamented the pain and suffering of the families associated with the videos; however, she directed no such lament to the families of the slain police officers. She concluded with a laundry list of what law enforcement must do. She had no other advice regarding her “theory that black males have an extraordinary high potential for victimization.”

Could a contributing factor be that over 70% of black males grow up without a father’s guidance, and that they in turn contribute to that statistic?

Instead of the NAACP settling for “equal justice,” “anger,” or “pent-up frustration,” they should consider addressing the fatherless void in the lives of black boys and girls. Young mothers do not have innate parenting skills, especially

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Editor’s note: A 2012 CDC report lists the percentage of black children born to unmarried mothers at 73%, but the CDC data makes no claims about whether those fathers provided guidance to their children, or even whether they did or did not live in the same household with them.

Kudos to those who support young artists I just had to take some time to thank the Observer for providing excellent articles about the arts in Flagler County and environs! I wish to give you a big “wow” for the stories featuring the accomplishments of our local youth! Thank you so much, especially for the article about the student photography winners in the July 14 issue. It is wonderful that students are given the recognition they so richly deserve. I have personally experienced the art work of our students! It was an eye-opener to me when I first attended plays at the Flagler

I AM THE ONE WHO CALLED THE COPS ON YOUR SON A palmcoastobserver.com reader with the username “Grand Landings Neighbor” posted in response to an editorial by Marjorie Vincent-Tripp, published online Jan. 5, 2016, in which Vincent-Tripp said her son was racially profiled: “Hi, Marjorie. I am the person responsible for calling the police to Grand Landings.

For what it is worth, I thought I would tell my side of the story.

“First, I am quite impressed by your resume, but that is irrelevant to what happened.

I could list my advanced degrees or tell you about my mixed racial background, but who cares? That’s all irrelevant.

“I called because I saw an unfamiliar person entering my community via the side of the road in the grass, close to the woods. My suspicions arose because in the 80-degree weather, this person was wearing a baggy sweatshirt, and, as I drove by, I went to wave like I do to all my neighbors, and he turned his head away toward the woods and

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“I was wearing short sleeves and blasting the AC in my car. There definitely was no book in his hand. Perhaps it was concealed in his baggy sweatshirt.

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not fathering skills. Children need to learn age-appropriate boundaries. Instead of being a helicopter organization, swooping in for damage control after the fact, the NAACP could partner with organizations (including churches) equipped to address parenting and child development needs. As a resource, every parent should have a copy of “Boundaries,” authored by Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend.

It was disheartening to read the comments from the NAACP rep in the July 14 edition of the Palm Coast Observer.

Our community should expect a more professional presentation from a national representative organization. Before even one of the investigations of the shootings was complete, she issued her pronouncement: Police were guilty of killing black men because of intolerance and stereotyping.

When addressing the killing of five police officers, she failed to identify them as being white, and the killer black. Instead, she prefaced her statement by saying the protest was peaceful, and she ended by asking if the killing of white police might happen again.

She lamented the pain and suffering of the families associated with the videos; however, she directed no such lament to the families of the slain police officers. She concluded with a laundry list of what law enforcement must do. She had no other advice regarding her “theory that black males have an extraordinary high potential for victimization.”

Could a contributing factor be that over 70% of black males grow up without a father’s guidance, and that they in turn contribute to that statistic?

Instead of the NAACP settling for “equal justice,” “anger,” or “pent-up frustration,” they should consider addressing the fatherless void in the lives of black boys and girls. Young mothers do not have innate parenting skills, especially

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Editor’s note: A 2012 CDC report lists the percentage of black children born to unmarried mothers at 73%, but the CDC data makes no claims about whether those fathers provided guidance to their children.

Kudos to those who support young artists I just had to take some time to thank the Observer for providing excellent articles about the arts in Flagler County and environs!

I wish to give you a big “wow” for the stories featuring the accomplishments of our local youth!

Thank you so much, especially for the article about the student photography winners in the July 14 issue.

It is wonderful that students are given the recognition they so richly deserve. I have personally experienced the art work of our students!

It was an eye-opener to me when I first attended plays at

I AM THE ONE WHO CALLED THE COPS ON YOUR SON A palmcoastobserver.com reader with the username “Grand Landings Neighbor” posted in response to an editorial by Marjorie Vincent-Tripp, published online Jan. 5, 2016, in which Vincent-Tripp said her son was racially profiled: “Hi, Marjorie. I am the person responsible for calling the police to Grand Landings.

For what it is worth, I thought I would tell my side of the story.

“First, I am quite impressed by your resume, but that is irrelevant to what happened.

I could list my advanced degrees or tell you about my mixed racial background, but who cares? That’s all irrelevant.

“I called because I saw an unfamiliar person entering my community via the side of the road in the grass, close to the woods. My suspicions arose because in the 80-degree weather, this person was wearing a baggy sweatshirt, and, as I drove by, I went to wave like I do to all my neighbors, and he turned his head away toward the woods and

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There is a lot of young talent in our area. I discovered that Hollingsworth Gallery (now Salvo Art Project) and the Flagler County Art League offer art classes for students of all ages and abilities and sponsor art openings featuring the works

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“I was wearing short sleeves and blasting the AC in my car. There definitely was no book in his hand. Perhaps it was concealed in his baggy sweatshirt.

“Did I notice that he was black? Yes. Was that the reason I called the police? No. In fact, when I reported the suspicious person, I did not state his race — just that it was an unfamiliar person walking close to the woods who covered his face as I went by.

“I was further questioned by the police officer to describe him, so I told them he was wearing a gray sweatshirt. I was then asked specifically about his race, so I told them he was black. I did not care that he was black; I cared that I had never seen him before and he was entering my community, which I am quite active in and know the majority of the neighbors (I have met you and your husband).

“I love Grand Landings because we know our neighbors, and the neighborly thing to do is to look out for each other.

Had your son not hid his face, I would have just smiled and waved at him.”

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Stolen Vehicle: A 61-year-old man was detailing his white 2006 Toyota Solara when he decided to go inside his house for a few minutes. He left the key on the driver’s seat, and left the door and trunk open. When he got back outside, the car was gone.

He told a deputy he’d left the car unattended for about 10 minutes, according to a Sheriff’s Office report.

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CARS AREN’T GUN SAFES 11:45 a.m. First block of Florida Park Drive.

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When he went outside the following morning, the gun was gone, along with 30 rounds of ammunition he’d left in the trunk.

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Sometime between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., someone stole it, along with the iPhone 6s, debit cards and $480 cash he’d left inside, according to a Sheriff’s Office report. When the man spoke with a representative from his bank, the representative told him the thief had tried to use the card at the nearby Publix supermarket that afternoon. The bank declined the transaction.

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Frank Meeker, a county commissioner, dies after battle with cancer FUNERAL IS JULY 30

BRIAN MCMILLAN EXECUTIVE EDITOR

He was a soccer coach who took a scientific approach to government decision making, and he was a man with a sense of humor on two government boards. Frank Meeker, a Palm Coast City Council member from 2007 to 2012, then a member of the Flagler County Board of County Commissioners from 2012 to present, died July 22 after a battle with cancer. He was 61.

Meeker and his wife, Debbie, were married three decades ago.

They have two sons: Jason, who is in the Air Force, and Joshua, who is an EMT/firefighter for EVAC in Volusia County. Meeker watched Palm Coast grow up from its earliest days, as he worked for the city’s original developer, ITT. A fellow Commissioner, Nate McLaughlin, called Meeker a personal and a professional friend.

He posted on Meeker’s Facebook page the following note: “My heart is heavy as I have lost a dear friend this morning and the community has lost a faithful leader....

God Bless you Frank Meeker.”

Debi Peterson commented on the post: “My heart is broken!

Funeral services for Frank Meeker will be held at 10 a.m.

Saturday, July 30, at Parkview Baptist Church, 5435 Belle Terre Parkway. There will be a funeral procession from the church to Flagler Palms Memorial Gardens, 511 Old Kings Road S., Flagler Beach.

The family will receive friends afterwards back at their church, Parkview Baptist Church. Craig Flagler Palms Funeral Home is handling the arrangements.

Frank was a wonderful man. His compassion for his community and family was unwavering.

Prayers for peace and comfort to his family during this difficult journey of saying good-bye.

Thank you Frank! You made a difference in the lives of many people. I will truly miss you.”

Sharon Triller Kaltenberg wrote: “Frank was a friend from high school. He was a great guy.

So sorry for the loss of this wonderful talented man.”

Flagler County Clerk of Courts Gail Wadsworth posted: “I’ll miss you, Frank! May your journey be easy & your meeting with God full of light and love!”

Meeker, who held a Bachelor of Science degree in environmental

sciences and Masters of Science degree in coastal resources, created local Sea Turtle Protection Guidelines that included a resolution approved unanimously by the County Commission in 2015.

“This topic is very near and dear to me,” Meeker said in May to a group of residents and officials at the Hammock Beach Resort. “I felt I had to address this after getting the Manatee Protection Plan back on track. They (sea turtles) are defenseless and the life of a sea turtle is a rough one.”

County Commissioner Barbara Revels said, “He loved his city and he loved his county, but he loved his family most. He was a great family man and he will be greatly missed.”

“Always wearing a smiling face, he was well-loved by the residents he served,” said Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts. “You could always count on Frank – that he would follow up if you asked him to do something. His word was gold. He always put others first.”

According to state law, an empty County Commission seat ought to be filled through an appointment by the Governor if the remaining term of office is less than 28 months, or a special election if the remaining term is 28 months or longer. State Division of Elections officials initially calculated the amount of time remaining for Frank Meeker’s seat at 27 months and 28 days — requiring an appointment by Governor Rick Scott — but later told Flagler County Elections Supervisor Kaiti Lenhart that the Division of Elections is doing further checking to verify, Lenhart said. Lenhart was still awaiting official confirmation from the state as of the Palm Coast Observer’s press time.

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Former cop to serve three years for soliciting lewd photos from teens

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Michael Stavris, 32, was convicted of felony child abuse and fraudulent use of ID. JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

A former Bunnell police sergeant convicted of soliciting nude photos from teenage boys will serve three years in state prison followed by five years of probation.

Michael Stavris, now 32, was originally charged in March 2014 with two counts of computer pornography under the Computer Pornography and Child Exploitation Prevention Act, and one count of criminal use of personal identification information.

The charges were amended in a plea deal to two counts of felony chuld abuse and one count of fraudulent use of ID. Circuit Judge Matthew Foxman sentenced Stavris to three years in prison in a July 26 sentencing hearing.

The reduced charges mean that

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Law enforcement officers who checked information linked to the fraudulent Facebook user name found records of multiple conversations in which Stavris, using the fake user name, sought nude photos from teenage boys.

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Stavris will not have to register as a sex offender.

Stavris was arrested March 25, 2014, after Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigators found him passing himself off as a teenage girl on Facebook in order to solicit nude pictures from teen boys, according to an FDLE arrest report.

Investigators said Stavris used a local high school girl’s information to create the fake Facebook profile in 2013, then messaged the girl’s classmates through Facebook, asking the boys about what sex acts they’d committed in the past and asking them to send him pictures of their genitalia, according to an arrest report Posing online as the teenage girl, Stavris promised to commit sex acts on the boys later if they would send the pictures first.

Some boys sent Stavris photos of their genitalia, and between 30 and 40 kids “liked” Stavris’ fraudulent Facebook profile, according to an arrest report.

In a phone call that was recorded by law enforcement officers during the investigation, Stavris admitted to his girlfriend that he’d created the fake Facebook profile and related that he had, while identifying himself online as the girl, sent a boy a photo of a

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Drivers can no longer take Forest Grove Drive to Old Kings Road North near Matanzas High School.

Forest Grove Drive access to Old Kings Road North eliminated Drivers can no longer take Forest Grove Drive to Old Kings Road North near Matanzas High School.

The permanent closure, which went into effect the

morning of July 26, is part of the city of Palm Coast’s construction of the Palm Harbor Parkway extension, undertaken as part of the Interstate 95/ Matanzas Woods Parkway interchange project.

The closure will turn Forest Grove Drive “back into a residential street as it was originally intended to be,” according to a city of Palm Coast

Old Kings Road lane closures planned for July 28-29 A southbound lane of Old Kings Road will close for drainage work between Fleetwood Drive and King’s Colony Court from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, July 28 and Friday, July 29, according to a city of Palm Coast news release. Delays are expected.

One lane of traffic will be open, a flagman will help with traffic flow and an electronic message board will be in place to alert drivers, according to the release.

THURSDAY, JULY 28, 2016

County Library branch in Bunnell to expand hours The Flagler County Public Library branch in Bunnell will soon be open 40 hours per week.

The change starts Aug. 1, and the new hours will be 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

“I am so excited that we are able to increase the hours,” Library Director Holly Albanese said in a Flagler County news release. “We will be better able to meet the needs of our community.”

The 3,000-square-foot Bunnell branch is currently open 24 hours per week, and holds 15,000 collection items and six public computers.

It opened in 2004 to serve the county’s southern and western population and to provide staff to maintain the law library near the county courthouse, according to the release.

“We are very pleased to be expanding the hours,” County Commissioner George Hanns, who represents the commission on the Library Board of Directors, said in the news release.

“It is imperative that we provide excellent services in all areas of the county. The County Commission voted unanimously to build a library on our campus when the time comes, because it’s important to keep it in this area.”

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Palm Coast Public Works crews on July 26 removed the asphalt in the city’s right-ofway that has served as a turn lane from Forest Grove to Old Kings next to the high school.

The renovation includes a fence with a gate for access by school staff and emergency personnel, and the city will keep the existing sidewalk so pedestrians still have access.

Signs and temporary message boards will be used to guide drivers, who will be able to get to the high school from a new signalized intersection at Matanzas Woods Parkway, Palm Harbor Parkway and Old Kings Road North, according to the news release.

The Flagler County School District suggested in a news release that Matanzas families become familiar with the new traffic pattern before the first day of school on Aug. 10.

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BRIEFS Bunnell man, 22, charged with raping 15-year-old boy

City Councilman Bill McGuire is resigning to move out of state. The city must replace him within 30 days of his Aug. 15 resignation date.

JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

It’s awkward timing: District 1 City Councilman Bill McGuire is resigning effective Aug. 15, and the city’s Charter says the city must replace him within 30 days. Meanwhile, there’s a primary election for the same City Council seat Aug. 30 — and it could decide who will sit in that seat if one of the candidates gets more than 50% of the vote.

That leaves the City Council in a tricky position. The city could select someone for the seat, including one of the current candidates.

But, “It would be awkward for the City Council to appoint somebody prior to the Aug. 30 primary, and then find that our choice did not match

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up with that of the public,” Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts said at a City Council workshop July 26.

Netts saw three options. Option one would be to advertise the vacancy, review applications, interview the candidates, and then vote to select one to serve until November. But, he said, “It’s difficult to complete that within 30 days.”

Option 2: The city could select one of the four people running for the seat — Arthur McGovern, Sims Jones,

Robert Cuff, or Troy DuBose. But that could draw accusations that the city was unfairly boosting that candidate’s chances in the election.

Option 3: The city could appoint someone who held the District 1 seat before. Former councilmen Holsey Moorman and Alan Peterson have both volunteered.

City Councilman Steve Nobile proposed a fourth option: The city could ignore its charter and not appoint anyone to fill

the seat, since the vacancy period would only be about two months.

City Attorney Bill Reischmann said violating the charter could invite legal trouble.

By the end of the July 26 workshop, council members were leaning toward a hybrid process — starting the process to seek applications, but planning not to make a decision until after the Aug. 30 primary. They’ll discuss their options again at an upcoming Aug. 2 City Council meeting.

Deputies have arrested a 22-yearold Bunnell man on charges of raping a 15-year-old boy.

Michael Anthony Davis, a resident of Peach Street, is charged with sexual battery on a child over the age of 12 — a first-degree felony.

The 15-year-old’s mother told Flagler County Sheriff’s Office deputies that she went into her son’s bedroom at their home in Bunnell July 19 to check on him, and thought he was acting strange.

She noticed an open window, according to a Sheriff’s Office arrest report. When she walked over to shut it, she said, she saw Davis, who’d been a family friend, crouching naked beside her son’s bed.

She pulled the covers off her son’s bed, and saw that he was naked as well, she told deputies The 15-year-old told her they had had oral sex.

The mother kicked Davis out of the house and called 911, according to the arrest report.

The 15-year-old told a deputy that Davis had knocked on his bedroom window and said he wanted to talk to him. The teen let Davis into the room.

While they were sitting on the bed, Davis began touching the teen’s stomach and groin and

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then performed oral sex on him, the teen told deputies.

The teen told deputies that he “did not know what to say” to Davis, so he did not say anything, according to the report.

Davis stopped when the teen’s mother opened the bedroom door, the teen told deputies.

The teen said that when his mother found them, both the teen and Davis had their clothes on.

Davis told a deputy that he’d come over to the house to play video games, and that he hadn’t had any sexual contact with the teenager.

A deputy who checked the teen’s room wrote in the report that there was no video game system in the room. Davis refused to give a DNA sample.

Deputies arrested Davis and took him to the Flagler County jail, where he remained as of the morning of July 26 on $15,000 bond.

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I’ve decided to keep my nephew away from the game of football.

The Palm Coast Junior Little League All-Stars went further in the state than any of the previous PCLL teams.

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n the Palm Coast Junior Little League’s 17 seasons, only two of its teams have reached the Little League State Championship Tournament. Now, the Junior All-Stars have become the PCLL’s first team to win games there.

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or the first time in my life, I became a guardian when I took in my nephew, Malik Cooper, 13, last July.

Malik came to me from a horrible environment. He didn’t like to think, he didn’t have any drive and he wasn’t concerned about his future. It was probably six months ago when I asked if he had developed a life goal, and he finally said, “I want to play football for Florida State (University).”

“Wow!” I thought. “This kid finally has a dream.” I was as proud as a first-time father who hears his baby say, “Da-da.”

But as months have gone by and I continue to study up on football injuries, I’ve decided to halt his dream — at least for now.

Honestly, it pains me to do so, but I believe I’m making the right decision for his overall wellbeing. I’ve seen him play, and I have no doubt he could make a college roster. But, knowing the dangers of football, I’m afraid I can’t take that chance.

Is it possible Malik could navigate through high school, college and potentially even the NFL without any major head trauma or serious injuries that could alter his life? Sure. But if there are other options for him to succeed in life, I’ll feel more comfortable leading him toward those routes — which I am.

Malik has taken a liking to basketball ever since he started playing in the Upwards league, where he led his team in rebounding.

He’s made great strides in every aspect of the game. On the court, Malik is a naturally gifted athlete, and it shows through his rebounding, defense and hustle.

He reminds me of how Dennis Rodman played — not caring if he scored, just giving his best effort on every play.

Parents and guardians across the nation are struggling with this same decision, and I understand both conclusions. Soon, I will be publishing an article that will take a closer look at both the good and the bad of football.

As Malik continues to grow and gain more size, I may change my mind. But I hope he continues to develop his love for basketball, because I don’t think I’ll be letting up any time soon.

Are you struggling with this decision? I’d love to hear any feedback from sports parents.

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“He wanted to play football, but I told him he had to get much bigger and stronger,” Kevin Bucek said. “I really wanted him to do something else. So, one day he started watching baseball, and he began to like it.”

According to his father – who became a first-time baseball coach when his son decided to play — Kolton keeps a baseball in his hand and takes lessons as often as he can. With the PCLL practice schedule, he has gradually developed in just two seasons.

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PCLL picked up another win due to forfeiture, but didn’t advance to the championship game because PCLL’s first opponent won more games. Still, PCLL finished third in the state tournament.

“This is the furthest we have been able to go,” Hernandez said.

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GOSPEL JAZZ CAFÉ 7 p.m., vocalist Jessica Rogers, First Church, 91 Old Kings Road N., $15. 5 p.m. fried fish dinner, $8. Tickets: 446-5759.

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“I can’t believe it,” Old Kings Elementary Principal Benjamin Osypian said. “But I miss the kids, and this makes me happy.”

The event was an opportunity for every student in the county to buy school T-shirts, learn about Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, bus stop routes, food assistance, and — sorry kids — Skyward Access, an online program that allows parents to check their student’s grades, attendance and discipline.

There were raffles of school supplies at many tables, and the African American Cultural Society had a table full of items for children to pick from.

“This is one of our community outreaches this year,” Yumeka Carey, administrative assistant at the AACS, said.

“We want to give back to the community, especially the little ones.”

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Emma Minn gets school supplies from Yumeka Carey and Hope Swire (in the red shirts) at the African American Cultural Society table, while Wadsworth staff member Cindy Cashman looks on at the Back to School Jam.

SEUSSICAL JR. Friday, July 29, 7:30 p.m. at Flagler Playhouse, 301 E. Moody Blvd., Bunnell.

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Our dogs cannot do any of these things. They rely on us to keep them from overheating.

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Tour de Palm Coast: more than bicycling the trails The annual bike ride includes stops along the way to enjoy life.

JACQUE ESTES COMMUNITY EDITOR

With helmets on and water bottles filled, 26 people pedaled away from Linear Park the morning of Saturday, July 23, for the start of the annual Tour de Palm Coast.

By the time they arrived at Waterfront Park, other bicyclists had joined them.

The free bike ride — guided by City of Palm Coast staff members Cindi Lane and Carl Cote, and Palm Coast City Councilman Bill McGuire — traversed more than seven miles of trails, with stops along the way to learn about the wildlife, and for rest breaks.

“This is a chance for people who love to bike to learn more about our trails,” said Cote, the city’s construction manager. “There won’t be a lot of cardio today. This is more of sight-seeing, pleasure type ride.”

Trish Carmo, Amy Gagliano and Anna Crawford were perspiring before the race began: They had already run eight and a half miles of the trails. Carmo is preparing for the Marine Corps Marathon,

Bicyclists leave Waterfront Park during the Tour de Palm Coast.

Crawford for the Chicago Marathon. Gagliano coached them.

Safety-first was emphasized, and many riders took advantage of the free helmets, and helmet fittings, that Stephen Harris, Herb Seely and Bob Keeth of the River to Sea Transportation Planning Organization offered at their information table.

Danny and Dorothy Hine, who recently moved from St. Augustine to Palm Coast, rode in the event for the first time.

“We ride daily and we wanted to do this,” Danny Hine said. “They don’t have anything like this in St. Augustine.”

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The event at Anthony’s Pizzeria is one of many attempts held by business owners and community organizers seeking to help bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community, after all of the officer-involved killings nationwide that have been covered in the news.

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— who were upset about the things that had been happening to police officers and how they were treated at restaurants.

“They wanted to do something special, so they asked if we would participate,” Efford said. “We try to treat them well every day because we give them a discount on their food, but today was a special day; we wanted to treat them completely and let them know that we appreciate them being out there in the line of fire, and we appreciate that they come when we need them.”

“We really appreciate what everyone is doing,” said Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Commander Steve Brandt. “The negativity is not the majority, but minority. The majority of the public supports us, and we appreciate that.”

Chick-fil-A is located at 1000 Palm Coast Parkway NW. Call 445-0399.

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Taking care of business: FCAR hosts beach clean-up BRIAN MCMILLAN EXECUTIVE EDITOR

The Flagler County Association of Realtors hosted a beach cleanup at Jungle Hut Road Park on Saturday, July 16, as the community project of the 2016 FCAR Leadership Academy. Matthew Wilson is the leadership chairman of the academy, with members Marc Bellapianta, Kendall Caputo, Heather Dalrymple, Darren Delgado, Cornelia Downing Manfre, Charles Duffy, Dee Hawkins, Eddie Marcal, Lisa Peterson and Vicki Rhonemus. A new addition to the program is to have guidance with a personal mentor. The mentors are Carmen Bongiovanni, Marsha Corby, Lindsay Dolamore, Gail Downs and Jimmy Millhollin.

To get involved, call FCAR at 4370095.

FLAGLER HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION DONATES BACKPACKS

The Flagler Home Builders Association has revived its School Backpack Program by delivering 100 backpacks full of school supplies to Emmanuel’s Closet for distribution to the county’s needy.

For the 2016-17 school year, FHBA members will participate in programs at the elementary, middle and high school levels. Elementary school kids are encouraged to join Brick Builders clubs available at all district schools and participate in Home Building 101 and the Parade of Homes. Buddy Taylor Middle school will have a new Future Builders Club focused on getting kids interested in construction careers.

At Matanzas High School, FHBA has its largest project, Construction Tech, in which students will build a storage shed and outdoor construction lab. Flagler Home Builders will also pay nearly $2.5 million in impact fees to the school district this year.

LITTLE SHOP OF MUSIC OPENS FOR BUSINESS

Terri Adams opened Little Shop of Music on June 15 in a celebration through the Flagler Chamber. She reported that entertainment was unexpectedly provided by County Commissioner Nate McLaughlin.

“Much to my surprise, he sat down and played nearly the entire time!” Adams wrote via email.

“I had planned on playing, but

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The Flagler County Association of Realtors hosted a beach clean-up as part of its Leadership Academy.

was thrilled because I could then spend time with guests. And he’s very good!”

The shop is at 160 Cypress Point Parkway, Suite A2013. Visit littleshopofmusic.net.

SPHERION STAFFING OPENS NEW OFFICE IN PALM COAST

Wayne Peters, a licensee owner with Spherion Staffing, opened a new Palm Coast office in May and celebrated 21 years in business with a ribbon cutting. The address of the new office, which is

the company’s third in the region, is 1 Florida Park Drive, Suite 332.

The branch manager is Danielle Silva. Spherion is the oldest staffing agency in St. Johns and Flagler County with a local staffing presence, according to a press release.

SERVPRO RECOGNIZED AT CEREMONY

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by Michael J. Lilly, was recognized for outstanding revenue performance during the 47th Annual Servpro Convention from June

26 to 30, in Las Vegas. Lilly also received the Chairman’s Bronze Award. Call 447-2202.

TWO NEW BUSINESSES AT HARGROVE GRADE

Real Green Inc., a lawn and garden care store, was awarded an occupancy permit by the city of Palm Coast last week. The permit was issued to Miles Roth, at 15 Hargrove Lane, Unit 6F. Another new business, Monroe Aerospace, is moving into 3 Hargrove Grade.

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Top seller has eight bedrooms, eight bathrooms in 2002, the house has four bedrooms, two baths and 2,470 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $139,400.

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house in Ocean Hammock topped the real estate sales transaction list for the week of June 1622. Sea Gem LLC, of Uniontown, Ohio, sold 536 Cinnamon Beach Lane to James and Judith Robb, of Alexandria, Virginia, for $1,512,500. Built in 2012, the house has eight bedrooms, eight-and-a-half baths, a swimming pool, an elevator, a shared dune walk and 4,658 square feet of space.

Cypress Knoll Patrik Petruska, as trustee, sold 22 Edith Pope Drive to Joseph Mancino, of Palm Coast, for $259,000. Built in 1990, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 2,579 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $365,000.

Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 6 Essex Lane to David Olkovetsky, of New York, for $116,100. Built in 1996, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,382 square feet. It sold in 1999 for $80,000.

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Belle Terre Manuel and Carla Domingues, of Palm Coast, sold 4 Profile Place to Jose and Dina Gomes, of Newark, New Jersey, for $184,000. Built in 1999, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and 1,552 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $153,000.

Ricky and Gail Poitras, of Palm Coast, sold 5 Parson Place to

Beverly Craigle, of Palm Coast, for $170,000. Built in 1986, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,724 square feet. It sold in 1997 for $74,000.

Wells Fargo Bank, of Frederick, Maryland, sold 7 Patchogue Lane to Richard and Miriam and Johnson, and Karin Hendrickson, of Dunbarton, New Hampshire, for $167,000. Built

Grand Haven Harry and Joan Kunze, of Trinity, sold 20 Marshview Lane to Raymond and Christine James, of Palm Coast, for $342,500.

Built in 2005, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, swimming pool and 2,099 square feet.

Martha Green sold 46 Front St. to Joseph and Teresa Kolakowski, of Middletown, New Jersey, for $295,000. Built in 2000, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,208 square feet.

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JUNE 16 - JUNE 22 house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,990 square feet. It sold in 2004 for $194,800.

Hidden Lakes D.R. Horton Inc., of Jacksonville, sold 38 Auberry Drive to Roger Majeski and Ivetta Molinary, of Palm Coast, for $237,990. Built in 2015, the house has four bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 2,042 square feet.

Indian Trails Virginia Ward, of Palm Coast, sold 30 Buttonworth Lane to Carlos Decastro, of Howard Beach, New York, for $230,000. Built in 1996, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, swimming pool, boat dock and 2,079 square feet.

Marvin and Jacqueline Keeney, of Palm Coast, sold 21 Bunker Lane to Christopher and Raina Sherman, of Palm Coast, for $211,000. Built in 2005, the house has five bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 2,957 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $210,900.

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Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 41 Belvedere Lane to JAEC Investments Group LLC, of Jacksonville, for $81,000.

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10 CUBIC foot refrigerator for sale $125.00 runs perfect 386.445.4736

PRO-FORM TREADMILL, works good. Come and test ride, $100. Call 386-986-2268.

2-CANNON L50 toner cartridges, $75. Schwinn Stealth bicycle, $80/best offer. 203.560.6066, Palm Coast

THOMASVILLE FRENCH Provincial coffee table 65x26x16H, end table 27x27x21H, excellent condition, $100 for both. 603-401-2644

2-WROUGHT IRON bar stools, 29” floor to seat, asking $20 for both. 386.864.7271

TWO CUSTOM made chaise lounges with cushions from Palm Casual $100 ea. 386.447.6798.

ALL WHITE wicker bedroom set. Double bed w/headboard, mattress frame, dressing table. $150. Palm Coast, 386-246-4275.

BRAND NEW Sealy twin mattress, only $150 or best offer. 386.586-7572

WEIGHT BENCH/BAR/APPROXIMATELY 200lbs weights, $30. Large wall mirror, new, $25. Toilet seat riser, $25. 386.437.3441

CASE-SHEET MUSIC, dated 1913-1964. Some signed, $100, 341 pieces. DVD Player, $25. HP Printer, $20. 386.446.9318

LARGE MOCHA ROPE HAMMOCK Brand−new $100 386−586−6724 BICYCLES MALE 26in 10 speed female 26in 3 speed and a 20in 10 speed (386) 446−5793

CONVERTIBLE COUCH, $50. 2 lamps, $15 each.

Living room end table, $20. 386-446-2581.

ELECTRIC ADULT bicycle, $100. Sport wheel chair, $50. Both good condition. Best offers, 386.986.1478

CABNET PULLS 3 inch cc antique brass w/white inserts 34 pieces $55 Phone 386−627−8404

OLDER, BUT nice, 9 drawer dresser. $75 Text or call 330-573-8569

CULTIVATOR TILLER/CULTIVATOR, used once $100 (386) 586−6724

MOBILIZED WHEELCHAIR, new battery. Works good. $200 or best offer. Call 860-908-4128.

LOVESEAT, NEW, gray/mauve, $95. Panasonic & Sony speakers, $20. Rockport black dress shoes, $20. 386.445.8899

GARAGE WORKMAT heavy duty rubber,4’x6’x1/ 2" $75 (386) 316−9990

LOVESEAT W/SLIP covered cushions, white background w/green leaves, new, used only in model home, $110. 954-401-0407, 386.447.1414 GE PROFILE oven & dishwasher, $75 each. 2older TV’s, $25/each 386.445.2292 FURNITURE FOR sale. 5-piece wicker patio furniture, $100. King sleigh-style cherry headboard, $100. Great condition. 386-263-2841.

FULL SIZE bed, Beauty Rest pillowtop mattress, decorated brass headboard & frame, like new, $150. 386.447.6714 FIBERGLASS DOOR 36x80, $60.

TV console/stand, $140. Free double glass windowpane, 4 years old. 386.225.4125 EUREKA BAGLESS vacuum, . Synthetic sleeping bag, new, . Ozark pad/mattress w/pump. Electric blanket, queen. $25/each. 706.201.8051

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

HAMMOCK EXTRA large hammock $100 (386) 225−4421 HITCH REESE hitch w/sway bars $125 (386) 225− 4421 MENS MOUNTAIN Bike Pacific USA Conquest black with blue design, 26" $75 (386) 445−8231

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2008 DODGE Caliber SE, cold ac, runs great, A1 condition, $3995 or offer. 386.299.9538

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DINING AND Kitchen Sets Kitchen table 42" drop leaf, round 4 chairs $99.00 Dining Room Table, Oak with extension 4 chairs $199.00 (386) 627− 8520

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FEEL GOOD by Timothy E. Parker 117 10,000,000 rupees, in India 119 Spots in high school?

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53 Deadly virus 24 Certain Greek letter 54 Little nipper 25 Sub ___ (privately) 55 Stomach purger 26 Like some debates 58 Former communist 29 Commotion country, briefly 31 Wolf chicken?

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4 Brother of Cain 5 June 30 6 Arrange in advance 7 Direction of the dawn 8 Satellite dish predecessor 9 Spa feature 10 As white as a sheet 11 What “new to you” means 12 Kiddie ___ (book genre) 13 Be a team substitute 14 Abscond to wed 15 Warship warrant officer 16 Beauty’s admirer 18 Milk a scene for all it’s worth 20 Brother of Moses 91 “Ristorante” beverage 27 Sly or crafty (var.)

92 Provide, as with a 28 Loam and marl, e.g. quality 93 Giant Hall of Famer Mel 30 Your aunt’s husband 33 Smoky place?

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CRYPTOQUIZ Each of the following cryptograms is a clue to the identity of one of America’s Founding Fathers. Using the hints M=E and Z=R, decipher the clues to name the man.

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Preschool Teachers Wanted: Do you genuinely enjoy being around infants and kids? Do they inspire rather than tire you? Are you fun-loving, organized, energetic, positive?

LAWN MAINTENANCE WORKER Established lawn care company in need of experienced helper to service residential accounts in Palm Coast.

Must be reliable and have valid driver’s license.

Must be able to pass a background check. If you have these requirements, please call 386−338− 4042 for further information.

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Apply in person at Palm Coast Community Child Center (pc4) 1 Pine Lakes Parkway North or email resume to receptionist@mypc3.com

PLANTING/TRIMMING season is here. Hardwood mulch, $30 per yard, delivered and installed. Complete landscape maintenance packages available.

Drains installed, landscape design, cleanups, beds rocked. 386.503.6055 Licensed & Insured TRIMMING SPECIALS “Everything but the Lawn” Detailing, Trimming, Weeding, Mulch, Gutters, Cleaned, Pressure Washing, Leaf Cleanups 386-263-7032

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