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VOLUME 10, NO. 25

Flagler clerk of court agrees to cede space Tom Bexley, following the threat of litigation by the county, is offering to give the FCSO more space to work at the courthouse building.

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Fishing derby

Flagler Schools last year implemented a new, tiered system to help students in need.

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COUNTY, FEDS SIGN BEACH AGREEMENT

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The 50-year project is designed to protect State Road A1A and coastal construction, as well as imperiled wildlife.

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TEEN SURFER GETS HIS BIG BREAK

Hammock Beach teen earns spot on USA Junior Developmental Surf Team. PAGE 12

HAPPY 101ST BIRTHDAY!

Palm Coast resident Marjorie Graham celebrated her 101st birthday on Sunday, July 21.

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“I caught two little snails,” Francesca DelBonis, of Palm Coast, said. John DelBonis fishes with her. One team at the Parks and Rec derby reeled in a baby hammerhead shark before releasing it back in the Matanzas River.

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Sea turtles released The Florida Aquarium released one loggerhead and three green sea turtles at Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area.

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A peachy production Photo by Paige Wilson

Florida Aquarium Senior Sea Turtle Biologist Rachel Thomas and biologist Katie Hartwig carry juvenile green sea turtles Canaveral and Enterprise to be released.

‘James and the Giant Peach Jr.’ comes to Flagler Playhouse.

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County, Army Corps of Engineers sign beach renourishment agreement JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

Flagler County has been seeking the Army Corps of Engineers’ support for a beach renourishment program in Flagler Beach for more than a decade.

Now, the county finally has it: In a ceremony held at the Government Services Building July 23, County Commission Chairman Donald O’Brien, County Attorney Al Hadeed and Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District Cmdr. Col. Andrew Kelly signed a project partnership agreement between the two government bodies.

“This project is critical for the protection of our shoreline,” O’Brien said. “It’s so important for us to have this project, so that we protect our shoreline and make sure that we protect all that property behind A1A, and our businesses, as well.”

Kelly said Flagler Beach has experienced significant erosion.

“This program is intended to reduce storm damage by 95% over the life of the project, to the tune of $1.1 million per year,” he said.

It will also provide more than three acres of habitat for imperiled wildlife, he said.

Imperiled species that would gain habitat space include the piping plover, a shorebird; and three sea turtle species: the leatherback turtle, loggerhead turtle and green turtle, according to the Army Corps.

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renourished, from Sixth Street South to 28th Street South, is 2.6 miles, and the project length will be 50 years, with additional renourishment planned for approximately every 11 years after the initial renourishment.

The work will cost an estimated $17.5 million and involve 500,000 cubic yards of sand, dredged from a borrow site about 10 miles offshore, for the initial project.

Most of the money — 65% — for the initial project will be federal, with the rest coming from the county and other sources.

Four supplemental renourishments over the course of the 50-year project timeline will involve 320,000 cubic yards of sand and are expected to total $81.3 million, shared 50-50 local and federal, according to the Army Corps of Engineers.

Critically for the county, the agreement requires that the federal government repair, at its cost, any project damage that occurs as a result of a hurricane, Flagler County Engineer Faith Alkhatib said.

Construction is planned to start in the of spring 2020 and last approximately six months.

The Army Corps project will supplement the ongoing countyled renourishment project that is occurring along 11.4 miles of beach north of State Road 100.

“This project, combined with what we did in the north, is probably the most important public works project in the history of this county,” Hadeed said.

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Sea you later Jupiter, a subadult loggerhead turtle, makes his way to the waves.

The Florida Aquarium released one loggerhead and three green sea turtles back in the general area where they were rescued.

PAIGE WILSON COMMUNITY EDITOR

As the waves crashed into the shore of Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area in Flagler Beach, a subadult loggerhead turtle named Jupiter scurried down the sand and propelled himself into the water.

Four turtles who were rescued locally were released back into the Atlantic Ocean on Thursday, July 18, after a few months of rehabili-

tation at the Florida Aquarium in Tampa.

Jupiter, who weighs 75 pounds, and the three juvenile green sea turtles Enterprise, Canaveral and Satellite, have names that were derived from a combination of space and Florida themes.

“None of those animals had any injuries that were too terrible, so we were able to rehab them pretty fast, which is exciting,” Florida Aquarium Senior Sea Turtle Biologist Rachel Thomas said.

The turtles were rescued in February and April of this year, ranging in location from the Daytona and New Smyrna Beach area, to Vilano Beach.

When Jupiter was rescued, he

Florida Aquarium Senior Sea Turtle Biologist Rachel Thomas and biologist Katie Hartwig carry subadult loggerhead turtle Jupiter closer to the waves.

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Juvenile green sea turtle Enterprise originally received treatment at The Whitney Laboratory, near Marineland.

was a little cold, Thomas said.

“When they get pushed up on the beach, their body temperature drops because the air temperature’s so cool,” she said.

All the turtles were found with cold-stunning and other debilitating effects, including low red blood cell count, low blood sugar and a variety of infections.

Enterprise received initial triage at The Whitney Laboratory in Marineland, before rehabilitation at the Florida Aquarium.

Thomas noted that it’s typically good practice to release the turtles back in the general area of where they were rescued.

“It’s the best part of the job — for sure,” Thomas said. “You see these animals go from really weak and sick and barely moving, like Jupiter, when he first came in, barely moved at all, to practically crawling out of the cart before we put him in the water.

So, it feels really good to be able to turn these animals into the wild where they can do the most good for their populations, because all species of sea turtles are threatened or endangered.”

A small crowd that gathered watched the release with pure joy, including Palm Coast resident Kelley Schultz, who started diving 41 years ago at age 20.

“It never gets old when you see

“It’s the best part of the job. ... You see these animals go from really weak and sick and barely moving, like Jupiter, when he first came in, barely moved at all, to practically crawling out of the cart before we put him in the water.”

RACHEL THOMAS, Florida Aquarium Senior Sea Turtle Biologist

a turtle,” Schultz said. “They’re just so pretty underwater; they’re friendly underwater.”

Schultz considers sea turtles to be her favorite animal; she even has a design of one on her phone case, which could be proudly seen as she recorded the release.

“It brought tears to my eyes,” Schultz said.

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Join us from 9-10 a.m. at the Palm Coast Community Center for this month’s topic: “The Benefits of PrePlanning Funeral Arrangements” with Nina Guiglotto, family service counselor. The event is free, but preregistration is required (while space available) by 9 a.m. July 31 at parksandrec.fun/adults.

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DISCOVER TRIP TO JACKSONVILLE MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & HISTORY Explore the Jacksonville Museum of Science & History!

Transportation provided from 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. to and from the Palm Coast Community Center to the museum. Cost is $50. Lunch at Murray Bros. Caddyshack is NOT included in the ticket price. Preregistration is required by Aug. 2 at parksandrec.fun/adults.

MOVIES IN THE PARK Families will enjoy a free, familyfriendly movie on the park’s giant outdoor movie screen at 8:30 p.m. in Central Park at Town Center. This activity is offered by Palm Coast Parks & Recreation and Flagler Schools. More: palmcoastgov.com/movies.

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District system helps students access mental health services The district last year implemented a new, tiered mental health care plan for students.

JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

In the school district’s first year of using a new, tiered system of mental health services for students, more than 1,000 have been identified as needing additional assistance and directed to supplemental resources.

The district’s system categorizes students along three tiers: Tier one involves services that every student receives; tier two is for students with short-term mental health care needs that can be managed on-site at the schools, and tier three is for students who require more extensive assistance or referrals for outside mental health care services, Flagler Schools Executive Director of Student and Community Engagement Lynette Shott told School Board members at a board workshop July 16.

There were a total of 683 students classified on tier two this past year, Shott said, but, “that number, we feel, was ... inflated,” with school staff erring on the side of caution.

For tier three, she said, there were 615 referrals for additional services. Of those, 193 were assigned to counselors that work for the school district, while 422 were referred out to affiliated agencies.

Board member Colleen Conklin asked Shott if the district has maintained data on how many of the 422 students who were referred to other agencies actually received services. Shott said the district does keep those records.

In addition to the students on tier three who have received

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referrals for additional services, she said, another 145 tier three students did not receive referrals because they were already receiving counseling.

The district also had a number of Baker Act cases this past year: 62 Baker Act incidents from school property, involving 49 students. The total number of Baker Acts involving students, including cases that occurred off school property, was 209.

Of the students referred for additional services, in 114 cases, the parents refused services or did not respond to the outside agency that contacted them to set up care, Shott said.

Conklin asked why some parents are refusing services.

“Of those 114 kids, there’s going to be 114 different reasons,” Shott said. “Sometimes we find, with substance abuse, that the parents will refuse services because the parents are abusing, and they don’t want the light on their family. ... It’s not an issue of being able to afford it, or insurance.”

Students who have insurance barriers to seeing a counselor are referred to counselors who work at the school district, Shott said.

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Clerk of court agrees to cede more courthouse space Tom Bexley, following the threat of litigation by the county, is offering to give the FCSO additional space to work at the courthouse building.

JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

The county administration and the county clerk of court, Tom Bexley, have been at odds for months over the allocation of space in the courthouse building: The county has asked Bexley to cede more space for the Flagler County sheriff’s operations in the building, and Bexley has said he doesn’t have space to cede.

Bexley has now changed his mind, saying he’s willing to give up some space — although doing so, he said, will impact his own operations.

“It’s going affect me; I’m going have to move records and people,” he said. “But I think I have a plan that’s going to allow me to serve the taxpayers in this interim period until all our space is returned to us.”

The change of direction comes after County Administrator Jerry Cameron, on July 17, sent Bexley a letter stating that the county would prepare to sue him if he did not respond favorably by end of day Friday, July 19, to a request by the county to have a space study conducted on the building, and to abide by its recommendations.

The FCSO’s staff has been evacuated from the FCSO’s Operations Center on State Road 100 since June 2018 because of mold there, and has since been divided between the courthouse and the jail administrative building while

the county has new facilities built. But the sheriff has repeatedly implored the county to provide him with more space, saying the agency’s current space limitations are impeding its ability to function. The County Commission on July 15 directed Cameron to instruct Bexley to agree to a space study or face litigation.

“It is the opinion of the BCC and County Administration that, while creating additional inconveniences to your operation, the accommodation of the Sheriff’s minimal functional needs can be achieved without unduly impacting the efficient operations of the Clerk’s office,” Cameron wrote in his July 17 letter to Bexley. “Please consider that any alternative to a mutually agreeable resolution will result in a substantial expense, which will ultimately be borne by the taxpayers we serve. ... I ask that you doubt a little of your own infallibility in your opinion that no further accommodation can be accomplished, and join with the BCC, County Administration, and the Sheriff’s Department in forging a long overdue solution to this crisis.”

Bexley on Friday afternoon called County Commission Chairman Donald O’Brien and asked to schedule a meeting for Monday, July 22, with O’Brien and Cameron to discuss the matter.

O’Brien said the meeting, which was about half an hour long, left him feeling much better about the

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The sheriff and the clerk of court have been competing for space.

likelihood for a resolution.

“It was a really good meeting, very productive, and I appreciate the clerk doing that,” O’Brien said.

Bexley said that the fact that the county had issued an ultimatum, itself, hadn’t bothered him.

“What bothered me was the ‘or else,’ and that was the possibility of litigation,” he said. “If I was a taxpayer, I don’t think I would want two local government entities ... to be suing each other with taxpayer dollars.”

He added, “I don’t see this really as a concession; I see it as a continued partnership with the county and with the sheriff.”

The county had previously, before Cameron’s July 17 letter, asked Bexley to provide an additional 5,000 square feet of space in the courthouse for the sheriff’s operations. Bexley declined to specify to a reporter July 23 exactly how much space he was willing to turn over, explaining that

he had not yet given the county a formal letter and draft interlocal agreement laying out his terms — he was planning to do so July 24 — and that he wanted to do that before making the details public.

But the amount of space involved would be less than 5,000 feet, he said, and would be on the first floor of the four-story courthouse, contiguous with space the FCSO is already occupying, to prevent further fracturing the sheriff’s operations.

“We’re not trying to make this difficult; we’re trying to make it as easy as possible,” Bexley said.

The space adjustment would also involve adding walls to segregate certain areas, he said, and will contain a deadline for when the arrangement would end.

“I, like everyone else that’s been involved with this, am ready for this to be resolved so we can move forward to a possible solution,” Bexley said.

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PT SOLUTIONS OPENS NEW PALM COAST OFFICE

“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.”

Luis Hernandez PT Solutions Physical Therapy first branched into Palm Coast nearly five years ago. The business took over the physical therapy clinic at Florida Hospital Flagler (now AdventHealth Palm Coast).

PT Solutions never had a standalone facility — until now. PT Solutions opened up its newest Palm Coast location about a week ago.

The new office is located at 250 Palm Coast Parkway NE, Unit 209, in the Island Walk Shopping Center.

“We wanted to make it that much more accessible for our patients,” said Luis Hernandez, PT Solutions’ vice president of operations. “This just allows us to have a larger thumb print in the community.”

There will be a strong emphasis on sports medicine at the new office. PT Solutions has been involved with the area’s youth sports for some time now, employing certified athletic trainers at both Flagler Palm Coast and Matanzas high schools. The athletic trainers are at the schools Monday through Friday and attend athletic events across all sports, providing acute care to injured athletes.

“We want to put the athletes at ease because they’re going to get the best care possible,” Hernandez

said.

In addition, the new office also has a concussion center.

“It’s extremely important [to have this],” Hernandez said of the concussion center. “We can manage their symptoms appropriately and help them recover.”

However, Hernandez said that the overall goal is to provide the same quality care to all of PT Solutions patients — not just studentathletes.

“This community is an active community,” he said. “We have quite a few active patients throughout this community, whether their golfers, pickleball players or tennis players. We want the community to know that we’re here to provide for them.”

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The expo, Aug. 1, is hosted by the city’s Business Assistance Center, SCORE and CareerSource.  Southern Title’s Paul Noga was appointed to the American Land Title Association’s Technology Committee.  Holly Ann Williams, Laura Cutlip and Louise Fitzgerald joined Realty Executives Oceanside.  Cheryl Burcham joined Coldwell Banker Premier Properties.  DLP Real Estate Capital and Brites Homes announced the official grand opening of smart homes, which are currently being built in Palm Coast. A public open house will be held 3-7 p.m. July 26 and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m July 27, at 32 Pickering Drive.

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The AdventHealth Palm Coast Foundation donated three automated external defibrillators that will be on-site and available at baseball fields throughout Flagler County and at the softball fields at the Indian Trails Sports Complex. AEDs are portable devices that check the heart rhythm and treat sudden cardiac arrest. If needed, it can send an electric shock to the heart to try to restore a normal rhythm. This gift was inspired by Dr. Joe McKinley, a gastroenterologist at AdventHealth. He volunteers as a baseball coach for his three sons, and through that experience, he learned that none of the area baseball or softball fields have AEDs on site.

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Dear Editor: Someone new develops Alzheimer’s every 65 seconds.

Barring the development of medical breakthroughs the number of Americans living with Alzheimer’s is projected rise to nearly 14 million by 2050.

My mother was diagnosed in April 2013, one day after my father’s funeral. Over the last six years, I have watched this disease slowly take away the person I knew all of my life. When I was younger, my mother worked as a legal secretary. She was hired because she was one of the few women who knew shorthand.

Today, my mother can barely form a complete sentence. She no longer knows who I am and has almost zero word recognition. It has been devastating to our family to watch my mother disappear in front of our eyes, all while knowing this disease will one day take her away from us forever.

In recent years Congress has made funding Alzheimer’s and dementia research a priority. As we’ve seen from the research presented at Alzheimer’s Association International Conference 2019: when we invest in research we gain valuable insights.

Please join me and ask U.S. Rep. Michael Waltz to support a $350 million increase in Alzheimer’s research funding at the National Institutes of Health in fiscal year 2020 and to cosponsor the Younger-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease Act. MELISSA WOS Palm Coast

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Dear Editor: I would like to clarify a few misstatements that were made by a Bob Jones in a letter you published last week in which I was accused of not being supportive of Sheriff Rick Staly and his great team.

While I was quoted accurately, the quote is taken out of context. Sheriff Staly’s letter wasn’t about “mold,” as Mr. Jones states. It was about the county needing to provide adequate space, and my reply about it being a “turn-up-the-heat” letter was in response to the sheriff reminding the Board of County Commissioners to provide that space. He was not referring to mold, and neither was I. By the way, the letter also takes my quote from an article on FlaglerLive, not the Palm Coast Observer.

I also want to reiterate that I always have and always will support the sheriff, as well as the men and women of our law enforcement agency. My public record and private record on this are unassailable. Feel free to ask the sheriff or any one of his senior leaders or any of the deputies.

Lastly, to put Mr. Jones’ comments into perspective, I think we should acknowledge that he is my opponent in the upcoming election.

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Man, 21, charged in rape of 13-year-old

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A 21-year-old Navy aircrewman has been charged with raping a 13-year-old Palm Coast girl he met on the dating website Plenty of Fish. The girl’s mother discovered the man, Jacksonville resident Bo Sirrine, hiding in the girl’s room Jan. 15.

When confronted by deputies investigating the crime, Sirrine said he’d met the girl on the dating website Jan. 12, then communicated with her on Snapchat and Google Hangouts before talking with her on the phone and being invited to her house, according to a Flagler County Sheriff’s Office arrest report.

He said he’d arrived at her house at around midnight and that she let him into the house through her bedroom window.

He said he’d had sex with her that night after “a few hours of communication and kissing,” according to the report, and had also returned and had sex with her the following night.

When he had sex with the victim Jan. 15, the victim’s mother heard them and came into the room, finding Sirrine “attempting to hide on the floor on the opposite side of the bed,” according to the report. He was in his boxers, and the victim was in her underwear.

Deputies collected materials from the room for DNA testing.

On March 27, a witness provided deputies with a statement in which the victim had admitted to having a sexual relationship with an older man named Bo, who she’d said would also give her massages with oil.

June 7, an FDLE crime lab retuned results of DNA testing, showing biological material from two sources, one of which matched Sirrine, according to the report.

Sirrine is charged with three counts of lewd and lascivious battery of a victim 12-16 years of age, according to court records.

He was arrested June 17.

Man with 19 aliases charged with grand theft auto

Damien Deshaun Dennis

When a license plate reader hit alerted deputies about a stolen 2013 Porsche Panamera from Alabama shortly before midnight July 20, deputies found the car and discovered that the driver had 19 aliases.

A deputy found the car at the Daily’s station on Boulder Rock Drive. A man was pumping gas, but stopped and began doing push-ups once he noticed the FCSO patrol car. Deputies identified the man as 40-year-old Damien Deshaun Dennis, who had 19 aliases, six dates of birth and six Social Security numbers.

His driver’s license was suspended, and he was on Florida Inmate Release Status for possession of counterfeit tools.

Deputies learned the vehicle was stolen when a man going by the name “Ervin Beiler” purchased it fraudulently.

When deputies detained him, Dennis had fraudulent Georgia driver’s license that identified him as “Jessie Alexander Galgano.”

Dennis said that he’d bought the car in Jacksonville and the fake ID online.

He told deputies that he intended to bring the vehicle back to the owner, but that the owner had told him to sell it for parts.

Deputies arrested him.

They found marijuana and a shredded ID card in the car.

Dennis was taken to jail and charged with burglary of a conveyance, grand theft auto and possession of a counterfeit ID.

FireFlight prevents wildfire FireFlight crews used the helicopter’s ability to travel anywhere in the county in 15 minutes with its 210-gallon water bucket to prevent a wildfire from getting out of control on July 16, according to a news release from the county government

Pilot Todd Whaley, a Florida certified wildland firefighter, was called off a support mission to help firefighters on the ground with two small brush fires in western Flagler County. As he left, he could see a column of smoke to the southeast, and found 3 acres burning near Plantation Bay. Whaley was surprised by the embers and ash hitting the helicopter’s wind screen. He called the Florida Forest Service.

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LaGault added that he has two sons in the Flagler County public school system.

He’s been a resident of Palm Coast for almost four years, but has been familiar with the city and the county for much longer, he said, because his grandmother had lived here since 1996, and he grew up taking childhood vacations in Flagler.

One other candidate, Leslie Giscombe, filed to run for the District 1 seat, but has since withdrawn his application.

Palm Coast resident Thomas LeGault has filed to run for Flagler County Commission District 1. That seat is currently held by Commissioner Charlie Ericksen, who was first elected in 2012.

LeGault, owner of the advertising and marketing platform Savor Flagler, said he’s noticed a lack of support from the county for local small businesses. It’s one of several issues that spurred him to run.

“The county doesn’t really help small businesses,” he said.

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buyout money available to Irma victims; deadline nears The Florida government has allocated funds through the Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) Voluntary Home Buyout Program for those who received damage from Hurricane Irma.

The Voluntary Home Buyout Program buys residential property in high-risk flood areas and converts them into open space for perpetuity, reducing the impact of future disasters.

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Back-to-school sales tax holiday will run Aug. 2-6 The Florida Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday will take place Aug. 2-6.

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Board member Janet McDonald suggested creating a citizen panel, and board member Maria Barbosa agreed. Conklin suggested the panel should include representatives of various stakeholder groups.

McDonald proposed that when candidates selected by the panel meet with School Board members, those meetings should be one-onone — without citizen observers.

That would be a departure from the process the board used during Tager’s selection.

Tager agreed.

“The one-on-ones, if they’re truly one-on-one, I think you’ll get a little bit of a better picture,” Tager said.

Board member Andy Dance was concerned about closed interviews from an “optics and transparency” standpoint.

Conklin noted that the district has, in the past, held meet-andgreet sessions in which members of the public can interact with candidates. But candidates, she said, had seemed disappointed that they didn’t get true one-onone time with board members.

“They wanted to be really comfortable and open,” she said.

Board members decided to discuss the issue further at a special 2 p.m. meeting on June 6.

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SPORTS 70-year-old golfer shoots 67 on 18-hole round Former PGA teaching professional Gerald Fauntleroy shot a career-low round of 67 to finally break his age of 70. The round, played June 23 at Halifax Plantation Golf Club, consisted of seven birdies, nine pars and two bogies — one being a threeputt. Fauntleroy shot 34 on the front nine and 33 on the back nine.

The round included a new points total record of 48 and a points overage record of plus-17, according to Bob Gearst, director of the Sunday Golf Group, where Fauntleroy is one of 70 members.

Former Matanzas lax player earns national honors

Former Matanzas High School boys lacrosse player Maximus Schalit, who played for the Pirates as a freshman and sophomore, is going to be playing Division I lacrosse at Notre Dame University this fall. Schalit, who transferred to Ponte Vedra High School for his junior and senior years, was named the Warrior/U.S. Lacrosse Player of the Year for the South, an Under Armour Lacrosse All-American, Florida’s “Mr. Lacrosse,” a U.S. Lacrosse All-American and a state champion in 2019.

Dart group moves tournament to new location

The local dart group, The Bullshooters Dart League, has moved its weekly tournament to the Social Club of Palm Coast, located at 51 Old Kings Road, on Monday evenings. Beginners are welcome. The game starts at 7 p.m. For more information, call Teresa Sumpter at 597-2132.

Adults can spike and dribble with Parks and Rec There will be an adult open gym volleyball session on Aug. 19 through Oct. 2 at the Indian Trails Sports Complex, located at 5455 Belle Terre Parkway in Palm Coast. The sessions are from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays. New teams are created weekly. Two nets will be in use, with teams rotating in and out of play.

One net is for competitivestyle play and the second net is for recreational-style play.

The adult open gym basketball session is from Aug. 20 to Oct. 3 at the Indian Trails Sports Complex. It’s from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

It’s $20 per session for each activity. Registration is required at www.parksandrec.fun/athletics. For more info, call 986-2323.

Palm Coast Little League’s junior team competes in state tournament

In a league of their own Palm Coast Little League’s junior all-star team.

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ason Roberts first got involved with Palm Coast Little League in 2010, but has been around his current group of boys since 2015.

They were all 9- and 10-yearolds, and his son, Dalton Roberts, was in the group, as well.

He’s watched them grow, and he’s watched them become more skilled. He’s watched them win, and he’s watched them lose.

“You really get to know them,” Roberts said. “It’s fun to watch them turn into baseball players. When we first started with them, there weren’t a whole lot of fundamentals going on. But as they’ve gotten older, we’ve gotten into travel baseball, and that’s helped them get better.”

That first year together, the allstar team lost the district title to DeLand. But they won the district in 2016 and even went to states in 2017. Last season, they won the district — but got blown out in the sectional tournament.

Now in the junior division, which comprises kids ages 13 and 14, Palm Coast’s squad approached the all-star season with a vengeance.

There is no district tournament for the juniors, so their first game was at sectionals.

They played a controlled game against St. Augustine, a team

Dalton Roberts hits a ball during a game.

they’re familiar with, on July 13 and won 13-10. Later that night, they squared off against Mims.

Palm Coast was down 2-1 early and fell behind 5-1 after a threerun inning by Mims in the top of the fifth.

“And then we just exploded,” Roberts said. “Everyone was hitting the ball.”

Palm Coast scored eight runs in the bottom of the fifth. Dalton Howell closed the game on the mound, as Palm Coast won 9-5 to advance to the state tournament.

“These guys don’t give up,” Roberts said. “They always battle.

That’s been the trademark of the team this season.”

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Outfielder Brayden Hart provided some of the spark in that miraculous fifth inning with a 2 RBI single.

After what happened at last year’s sectional tournament, he was surprised his team got to play at states.

“If you would have told us we were going to states at the beginning of the season, I wouldn’t have believed you,” he said. “But we’ve got great coaches who are out to help us. They’re making us better baseball players and better people.”

States didn’t go exactly as planned, however.

Palm Coast lost both of its games on Saturday, July 20, in Merritt Island. Palma Ceia won the first game 15-0, and Viera, the eventual state champions, defeated Palm Coast 9-3.

“We didn’t have the results we were looking for, but Palm Coast has come so far the last few years,” Roberts said. “It used to be unheard of that a team would go to states. But you’re starting to see, in baseball and softball, that the level of competitiveness has improved dramatically. There’s been a lot of hard work by a lot of people to make that happen. We are heading in the absolute right direction.”

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His Big Break

“This has always been one of my biggest goals. I’m really stoked to make this team.”

Hammock Beach teen earns spot on USA Junior Developmental Surf Team

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raeden Kopec was 2 years old when he first learned how to surf.

He and his father, Brian Kopec, used to travel up to Matanzas Inlet — back when you could drive your car straight onto the beach — and head out in search of waves. Brian would paddle, and Braeden would cling onto the nose of his father’s longboard.

He learned to pop up onto the board by grabbing onto his father’s head, and he started surfing in competitions a year later.

“People thought we were crazy,” Brian recalled. “I had no idea that when I was pushing him into waves all those years ago, that he’d be where he is today.”

Braeden, now 13, is one of the most decorated youth surfers in the country. The Hammock Beach resident most recently won his sixth and seventh East Coast titles this past spring, and he competed at the USA Surfing National Championships in California in June. USA Surfing has taken notice of Braeden over the past year and, as a result, named him to the USA Junior Developmental Surf Team.

He was the only boy from the East Coast to be nominated.

“It means the world to me,” Braeden said. “This has always been one of my biggest goals. I’m really stoked to make this team.”

Braeden’s life has revolved around surfing since he first started competing. “I live for the buzzer,” he joked.

His primary coach is four-time world surfing champion and Flagler Beach legend Frieda Zamba.

Braeden, who met Zamba four years ago, has flown to Costa Rica, where Zamba lives, about 20 times to train with her.

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When not traveling for training, he’s traveling for competition.

The Kopecs spent 111 days in hotels last year, according to Braeden’s mother, Rachael Kopec. Braeden is homeschooled, as a result. The long distances can be tiresome, but his parents have never missed a contest.

“It gives us a lot of time to be together as a family,” Rachael said. “He really truly wants to be the best he can possibly be. I think that’s really admirable for someone at such a young age who knows that he wants to be successful at what he loves.”

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Christine Martindale and her husband, Jeff, are avid triathlon competitors who have participated in and won several races around the country.

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SUPERINTENDENT TAKES STRIDES Take a look into the active lifestyle of Flagler Schools Superintendent James Tager.

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‘Triathlon is a lifestyle’ TANYA RUSSO STAFF WRITER

Christine Martindale has a passion for health and wellness.

In addition to her full-time duties as the public information officer for the city of Port Orange, Martindale is an athlete who competes in triathlon events. And she’s not alone in her passion. Her husband, Jeff Martindale, is also an avid triathlon competitor.

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Christine and Jeff Martindale are avid triathlon competitors who have participated and won several races around the country.

petes in three areas: swimming, biking and running. There are many different triathlon competitions, with the Ironman brand competition being one of the most famous. To participate in a full Ironman competition, the athlete has to swim 2.4 miles, bike 112 miles and run 26.2 miles.

“For me, triathlon is not just about a race,” Jeff Martindale said. “Triathlon is a lifestyle.

It’s a healthy lifestyle of keeping your body physically fit, mentally fit and also nutritionally fit. You have to have all of those together for it to really work well.”

Christine Martindale participated in her first full Ironman race in Texas in May 2012. She has completed three full Ironman competitions since, and Jeff Martindale has completed four.

“The biggest Ironman that people love to qualify and go to is in Kona, Hawaii,” she said. “If I do 12 total Ironman races, I am

“Triathlon is a lifestyle. It’s a healthy lifestyle of keeping your body physically fit, mentally fit, and also nutritionally fit.

You have to have all of those together for it to really work well.”

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Jeff Martindale competed in the Jacksonville Triathlon, an olympic distance race that’s part of race management company DRC Sports. He was one of the top five competitors, which qualified him to compete for Nationals in Cleveland, Ohio, in August.

Olympic triathlon competitions consist of 0.9-mile swim, 24.6-mile bike and 6.2-mile run.

“We have done countless of all the other distances,” Jeff Martindale said. “Triathlon isn’t a one distance thing. There’s short, medium, long legs. We’ve done them all, as Chris’ medals show.”

One of the most memorable races for the couple was The Challenge, a half Ironman competition held in Lake Placid, New York, in 2018. The couple participated together. Despite different start placements, Jeff Martindale caught up with his wife during the last half-mile, and they finished at the same time while crossing the finish line holding hands.

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Making strides in education Take a look into the active lifestyle of Flagler Schools Superintendent James Tager.

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James Tager runs on the Graham Swamp Trail.

was hired as the Flagler Schools Superintendent after spending 35 years in the Volusia County School District.

As he transitioned into higher administrative roles, his running hobby became even more important to him.

“Particularly in my job, you get very busy and your mind gets busy, and it’s a great kind of release — just kind of a way to forget about everything,” James

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Tager said. “So, I really enjoy that part of it, and I always have.”

He said he believes that he should be as visible as possible for students, faculty and staff in his role as superintendent. He’s ran in a number of Flagler Schools races since starting in the district, including two at Rymfire Elemetary, two at Wadsworth Elementary, one at Flagler Palm Coast High and one at Belle Terre Elementary.

After lacing up his sneakers, which he wears through about every six months, James Tager runs about four to five times a week, for a total of about 20-25 miles — unless he’s training for a marathon, in which case he runs about 40 miles a week. His pre-race routine is fairly simple: He eats pasta the night before and maybe a bagel in the morning if it’s a longer race. While he doesn’t listen to music during

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James Tager started running track and cross-country in high school in Ohio and never looked back. Now, at age 59, he’s completed two marathons and countless other races.

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his trail runs, he enjoys hearing the pump-up songs played in the bigger city races he’s done, like the Savannah Marathon and Jacksonville Marathon.

“For me, it just totally shuts everything else down; you can think about your faith, you can think about your family,” he said.

“It’s just, work is gone for an hour to two hours, whatever it is. I love my job, don’t get me wrong. I think if you don’t have a way to kind of get away from the hustle and bustle and everything that you do, you won’t last at your job that long. And this is going to be my 38th year. You have to have some kind of relief.”

His passion for running is so contagious that his wife of two years now caught the bug.

“His belief in running and health made me think that I could be the same,” Jodi Tager said. “So, he motivated me. We ran on the beach. I started off with a mile, then went to two miles … Everyone struggles in the beginning; you can’t always run a mile without stopping. You have to start somewhere, and, now, I can do a half-marathon.”

James Tager said that starting in small increments is the best way to get more comfortable being a runner.

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TAGER’S TOP TRAILS IN PALM COAST: 1. The Graham Swamp Loop 2. The Lehigh Trail IN FLAGLER BEACH AND VOLUSIA COUNTY: Running on the beach during low tide FOR MORE TRAILS SEE: https://www.palmcoastgov. com/trek-it-out

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“Particularly in my job, you get very busy and your mind gets busy, and it’s a great kind of release — just kind of a way to forget about everything.”

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In Palm Coast, he enjoys the terrain on the Graham Swamp Loop, starting from the trailhead on Old Kings Road, and the Lehigh Trail, with its trailhead on Belle Terre Parkway. For Flagler Beach and Volusia County, he recommends running on the beach during low tide.

“This time of year, if we can find shade, it’s really good,” he said.

His last day in education will be June 30, 2020, when he’s set to retire at the end of his contract. While his 60th birthday is approaching in October, he’s not planning on stopping his strides anytime soon.

He said he’ll keep running, “as long as I’m allowed, as long as I can, as long as my health allows.”

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“I like a few scoops of ice cream on a slice of cantaloupe. Cool for a summer day. I realize it’s ice cream, which has calories, but hey, there’s fruit involved.”

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I love snacks.

That being said, I have been striving in the last few months to better my eating habits by snacking smarter: Fruit, vegetables, nuts, dark chocolate — because, “Yes, you can have chocolate in moderation.” That was my sister’s response when I asked her what her favorite healthy snack was for this column. (Ironic disclaimer: My sister is a dietitian.)

In the end, I settled on strawberries and whipped cream. Cut up as many strawberries as you want and give yourself a nice swirl of whip cream on top for a sweet dessert-like snack you won’t feel particularly guilty about indulging in.

But, wanting to expand my universe regarding healthy snacks to munch on this summer, I sent out an officewide email asking for help. And my colleagues didn’t disappoint. Here are some examples of what we newspaper folk like to eat to keep us cool, refreshed and full over summer.

“My favorite health snack for me and my kiddo is sliced green apples with peanut butter and chocolate chips on top. I prefer to use the Jiff Whipped peanut butter because it spreads more easily, and mini dark chocolate chips because they’re more of a savory sweet. It’s perfectly sour (apple), nutty (duh) and sweet (chocolate). I love making this dish for us to share because my kiddo likes it as much as I do!”

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The cucumber and mint make it taste so refreshing and cool for summer. She adds halved cherry tomatoes and sometimes arugala to it to add extra flavor, but it truly doesn’t need it.”

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Ingredients 1–1/2 cups dry orzo pasta 2 tbsp olive oil, or just enough to lightly coat the pasta juice and zest of 1 lemon 1 large English cucumber, seeded and chopped 1 tbsp fresh mint, finely chopped 1 tbsp fresh parsley, finely chopped 1/2 cup feta cheese, crumbled kosher salt and freshly-ground black pepper, to taste Instructions Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Cook the orzo al dente according to package directions (about 9 minutes). Drain the pasta, let cool for a couple of minutes, and toss with the olive oil, lemon juice and zest, cucumber, herbs and feta.

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“This summer, health and fitness has become a cornerstone in my life. After my morning trip to the gym, I like to slab half an avocado on a piece of toast with a sprinkle of paprika, garlic powder, and salt. You could skip out on the paprika/garlic powder and just add salt if you’re worried about extra sodium. To top it off, throw on a fried egg for extra protein deliciousness.

A lot of people are wary of avocados because of the carbohydrate and fat contents, but the carbs in the avocado are mostly fiber and the fat is heart healthy!

This snack is light and easy to prepare (7-10 minutes, max!), making it my go-to snack for my busy summer days.”

“I am currently addicted to a broccoli salad that I make from scratch. It’s light, fresh and delish! The secret ingredient is a lemon vinaigrette dressing that I buy at Publix.”

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Produce tastes best when enjoyed during its peak season. Before shopping, check produce guides to see what’s at its peak near you.

A few easy ways to be sure you’re getting the cream of the crop are to join a Community-Supported Agriculture group, visit a farmer’s market and to simply look for the local label at your supermarket. In a culinary rut? Because CSA members don’t always have the option of selecting the exact items they receive, a subscription is a particularly good idea for those with adventurous spirits

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BUSINESS EXPO n When: 8-9 a.m. n Where: Palm Coast City Hall Chambers, 160 Lake Ave. n Cost: Free n Details: The city of Palm Coast, the Palm Coast Business Assistance Center, Volusia/Flagler SCORE and CareerSource Flagler/Volusia will hold a onestop-shop session for the public to learn about opportunities designed to help those in business succeed. The expo topics will include mentoring, consulting, financial planning, loan assistance and more. RSVP at bit. ly/growlocalbiz.

Ladhalord, played by Brandon Page, and James, played by Zaid Evensen stand in center stage.

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Friday, July 26; 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, July 27; 2 p.m. Sunday, July 28 n Where: Flagler Playhouse, 301 E. Moody Blvd., Bunnell n Cost: $20 n Details: Visit https:// flaglerplayhouse.tix. com or call the box office Thursday between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and one hour before showtime to purchase tickets.

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After rehearsing 9 a.m. to noon, Monday to Friday, for three weeks, the youth summer camp participants held a dress rehearsal on Tuesday, July 23.

Director Ben Beck, Stage Manager Joseph Mahoney and Choreographer Allison Maxwell have worked hard to give the Palm Coast and Bunnell students opportunities to shine on stage this summer.

This is the fifth year of the youth summer camp at the playhouse.

There will be a cast pizza party in between the shows on Saturday, July 27, for the students to enjoy.

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Savanna Dacosta, who plays the Ladybug, and Tyler Goblin, who plays the Centipede, sing and dance during a dress rehearsal.

James and his bug crew perform a musical number while inside the giant peach.

DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING n When: 6:30 p.m. n Where: African American Cultural Society, 4422 N. U.S. Highway 1 n Cost: Free n Details: The Palm Coast Democratic Club will host its monthly meeting. Business includes the bylaws and an expansion of the Board of Directors. All PCDC members are asked to attend this important meeting; a quorum is required. Check-in and social starts at 6:30 p.m., with the meeting at 7 p.m.

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SUMMER ART EXHIBITION AND SHOW n When: 5-7 p.m. n Where: Palm Coast Community Center n Cost: Free n Details: Enjoy an art-filled evening featuring multi-generational art created by those who have attended the city’s ART programs, from toddlers all the way through seniors. Call 986-2323 or visit www.parksandrec.fun/events.

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LOG-ROLLING TOURNAMENT n When: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. n Where: Palm Coast Aquatics Center, 339 Parkview Drive n Cost: $5/person n Details: All levels welcome to participate in this double-elimination competition on the water. For ages 18 and up. Pre-registration required at www.parksandrec. fun/aquatics. Call 986-4741.

BACK-TO-SCHOOL JAM n When: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. n Where: Flagler Palm Coast High School, in the E.W. Anderson Athletic Center n Cost: Free n Details: Find out your bus stop information, apply for free and reduced lunch, get help with Skyward Access, get free student haircuts and learn about resources and after-school programs.

JAMAICA INDEPENDENCE n When: 7 p.m. to midnight n Where: Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8696, 47 Old Kings Road N. n Cost: donation of $55/person n Details: The United Caribbean Association of Palm Coast invited the public to the 57th anniversary of Jamaica independence at a dinner/dance. Formal attire requested. There will be a cash bar. Contact Tanya Chong at 986-9723, Egbert Farquharson at 447-8880, Sharon Cummings at 517-3542 or David Jones at 917319-1646.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MARJORIE!

YOUR TOWN REALTORS LEND ‘HELPING PAWS’ Realty Exchange LLC held its inaugural “Helping Paws” event to raise awareness of much needed funding and supplies for the animals currently being cared for and future care of local dogs and cats, according to a press release.

While Jacqueline C. Davis, one of their firm’s staff members, was busy planning its efforts, it had come to their attention that the organization had three air conditioning units that desperately needed repair or replacement, as well as

necessary supplies that needed to be filled.

Davis had collaborated with Realty Exchange’s Julie Sabine, broker/owner, and David Petkovsek to get all of their staff — nearly 90 real estate agents — as well as the local community, onboard in a huge effort to collect as much as possible.

They were able to collect several hundred items including cleaning and office supplies, dog and cat food and toys. In addition, nearly $1,500 was raised toward the air conditioning repairs.

Marjorie Graham celebrated her 101st birthday surrounded by family and friends on Sunday, July 21, at Christ the King Anglican Church in St. Augustine.

Over the past 30 years in Palm Coast, Graham enjoys Christian ministries, quality time with family and friends and reminiscing on her many years of service as a caretaker in Antigua, New York, and in Florida.

“Throughout the years I’ve observed that my grandmother lives joyfully, no matter the situation,” said her granddaughter, Tamara Gibson-Alonso. “I believe this, as well as a healthy diet, has impacted her longevity.”

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CELEBRATE WOMEN’S EQUALITY DAY American Association of University Women Flagler will host a celebration of the 99th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, forever enshrining the right to vote for women.

Join the group on Monday, Aug. 26, at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway, NW. This free event begins at 1 p.m., is open to the public and will feature members of AAUW Flagler participating in a memberauthored skit, “Women Won the Vote: How Did THAT Happen.”

As AAUW members give voice to incredible warriors of women’s suffrage, hear of their struggles and victories as they waged a 72-year-long-battle to secure the right to be heard at the ballot box.

The skit’s narrator will surprise many in Flagler County as she is a local suffragette who never realized the chance to vote. Immediately following the skit, join AAUW Flagler and the Flagler County Public Library as a display, featuring women’s suffrage books, will be presented. The display will be available for one month in hopes of encouraging readers to learn more of #HERStory.

In anticipation of the 100th Anniversary of the Ratification of the 19th Amendment next year, AAUW Flagler is planning a series of events leading to Women’s Equality Day in 2020. The group will be sponsoring an essay contest for seventh and eighth grade students and for students in ninth to 12th grade.

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Scholarship winners Annette Kostyuk, Anne Joseph and Katherine Bereznicki at the University Women of Flagler luncheon.

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their university plans in the coming fall. In addition, three recipients from last year’s awards returned to share with their experiences in the first year of college. These returning students also receive a stipend toward the ensuing year.

The officers for the coming year were also installed at this final meeting for the year. University Women of Flagler is nonprofit dedicated to supporting educational endeavors for women in Flagler County. Along with the scholarships to high school graduates, money is also donated to Take Stock in Children, the Dolly Parton Imagination Library and a new program to assist women in new educational pursuits. Membership is open to women who have earned a four-year college degree. Visit www.uwflagler.org.

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RMC JAMES E. LAWSON “BUSTER” November 15, 1950 - July 3, 2019

James E. Lawson, 68, passed away on July 3, 2019 in Palm Coast, FL where he resided for the last 25 years. Jim was much loved and known as a gregarious guy who Chk # Chk Date Chk Amt Payable to: was loyal to his friends and fiercely proud of 6689 4/5/17 $11,815.78 LINDA K WALDEN his service to his country. Plans are currently underway for internment at Arlington Na6818 12/5/17 $200 POLLACK & ROSEN tional Cemetery where his remains will be P.A. TRUST ACCOUNT UNIVERSITY WOMEN laid to rest.

HONOR STUDENTS Jim was born in Jellico, Tennessee and CONGRATS, 312188-1 moved to Sidney, Ohio as an infant. He University Women of Flagler honored its 2019 scholarship win- CMDR. DAVIS! retired from active duty after serving the ners at a luncheon at the Hilton Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Navy as a radioman for 24 years. Jim’s last Garden Inn. Scholarships totaling Cmdr. Glenn Davis graduated assignment was as chief radioman abouard $9,000 were awarded to Katherfrom the ninth Class of the Florithe USS Mobile Bay (CG-53). During his ine Bereznicki and Anne Joseph, da Sheriffs Association’s prestinaval career he served on the USS Blue from Flagler Palm Coast High gious Commanders Academy.

Ridge (LCC-19), USS England (CG-72) and School, and to Annette Kostyuk, In addition to successfully comfrom Matanzas High School, acpleting this two-week training USS Midway (CV-41). Other assignments cording to a press release. course, Commanders Academy included Naval Communications Station Each winner introduced herself Class 9 also raised $50,000 San Francisco, Amphibious Base Coronado, to the members attending the for the Florida Sheriffs Youth California, Naval Supply Activity Vietnam, luncheon and told them about Ranches.

Commander Naval Forces Korea, Naval communications Station Japan and Naval Communications Station San Diego. He eventually settled in Palm Coast, Florida where he married his beloved wife Sheree Maley of 23 years. During his time in Palm Coast, Jim was Quality Control Manager fro www.Teens-In-Flight.com Our mother Phyllis Jane McNitt, 82, -of Flagler June 26,1937 June 27,2019Beach, FL the formally construction of of the Ponte Vedra and Flagler bridges as well other major projmother, Phyllis27, Jane McNitt , 82with passed her family by her as Panama, NY passed awayOuron June 2019 side. ects in Florida. away with her family by her side on June He is survived by his wife, Sheree; his 27,2019.

She and was borntheir on Junewives, 26,1937 in Terry and She is survived by her two sons Angie son, Jesse Lawson McNitt of San Diego, Calif.; Ellery, NY. Her passion was serving her cushis mother Billa Jean Lawson of Sidney, and ofofFlagler Beach, and her “Teaching Teens the Excitement of Scott Flight”and Judy McNitt tomers many years at the FlaglerFL Beachone daughter Ohio; brother Randy Lawson of Fremont, restaurant until her retirement. She is and grandsons, Caspian and Proudly presents our 2nd Annual husband Betty and BrucePier Privett of GA, her sister and Wisconsin; her husband proceeded in death by her husband of 59 Zephyr Lawson of San Diego; He is also survived by stepson years Harry “Red” McNitt her three chilBetty and Lee Crosby of Bear Lake, PA,andher brother and his wifeShane Hillard of Denton, Maryland; stepdaughter, Stacie Peters of dren Roxanne, Deborah and Jerry. They reEaston Maryland; grandchildren, Sherwood and Jeanne Potter of Ashville, NY and 16 grandchildren, 33 Nichole, located to Flagler Beach in 1965 from PanaShaina, Christian, Trenton, Ryleigh, Cruz ma, NY. She is survived by two sons and their and Roman and great grandchildren, Dez, greatthgrandchild and 2 great, great grandchildren.

She is proceeded in wives, Terry and Angie McNitt and Scott and Kerrigan, Simone, Brysen, Teighan and her Harry daughter “Red” and husband He will also be greatly missed death by her husband ofJudy 59McNitt, years McNitt Dempsey. and her three Betty and Bruce Privett of GA, her sister and by his beloved Yorkie, Gracie, as well as her husband and Lee Crosby ofwill Bear be a celebration children Roxanne, Deborah and Betty Jerry.

There herwonderful extended family andofmany Palm Coast Elks Lodge 2709 Lake, PA, her brother and his wife Sherwood friends. Jim was preceded in death by his 53 Old Kings Road, Palm Coast life at her brother , Sherwood home on July 21,2019 atE. 2:30PM. father, Charles Lawson and infant sister, and JeannePotter, Potter of Ashville, NY, son-inConnie Lawson.

Dinner, Dancing, Auction & More! law Gary Ault of GA, daughter-in-law Pam McNitt of Hammock of Palm Coast, FL , 16 All Proceeds Benefit Children of our Military, 1st Responders grandchildren, 33 great grandchildren and & Local At-Risk Teens 2 great,great grandchildren. Family and Tickets: $99 per couple, $59 single friends are invited to attend the celebration For Tickets or More Information - Call Ric (904) 814-3803 of her life on August 10,2019 at 11a.m. at or Email ric1@brighthouse.com Flagler Beach Community Church where she Visit Our Online Auction at: https://qtego.net/qlink/teensinflight was a long time member.

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s a 20-inch hammerhead shark was reeled in on the dock at Waterfront Park, all the kids ran over to see the unique catch.

Palm Coast resident Jared Dawson earned the “Largest Catch” award for the hammerhead, which he took a photo with before it was released back in the Matanzas River.

The inaugural Youth Fishing Derby was held by the city of Palm Coast Parks & Recreation Department the morning of Saturday, July 20, at 150 Waterfront Park Road. Twenty youth participated in the derby, with their families.

City of Palm Coast Youth Recreation Supervisor Michael Smith said this event was an opportunity to get more visitors at Waterfront Park.

“We don’t have a bunch of things for families necessarily, so this was something kids could do with their parents or grandparents or the whole family could come out,” Smith said.

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Palm Coast resident Ethan Dos Santos holds up a mangrove snapper.

Palm Coast resident Domingos Marcalo reels in a 20-inch hammerhead shark.

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YOUTH FISHING DERBY WINNERS n Most Fish

Caught: Ethan Dos Santos (five) n Largest Catch: Jayden Dawson (hammerhead shark) n Longest Fish: Carson Neel (16 inches) n Angler Award: Henry Bergan (4 years old, caught two fish) n Tiniest Catch: Franchesca DelBonis (3 inches) n The four runner-up winners were: Walker Brasol, Matthew Freeman, Ryan Jackett and Edward Petracco.

Palm Coast resident Carson Neel reels in his line after feeling a bite.

Above: Madelyn Freeman said she’s enjoying her last few days visiting family in Palm Coast.

Left: Palm Coast resident Jared Dawson poses with the young hammerhead, which was caught on his rod.

Right: Palm Coast residents Walker, Chad and Tanner Brasol fish while standing in the Matanzas River.

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RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

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house in Hammock Beach was the top real estate transaction for the week of June 1319 in Flagler County. Jerry and Dyan Lowry, of Alpharetta, Georgia, sold 39 Sandpiper Lane to Dennis and Veronica Yablonsky, of Palm Coast, for $870,000. Built in 2006, the house has three bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 4,085 square feet. Following is a partial list of other sales for the week.

Condos John and Nancy Carswell, of Gainesville, sold 80 Surfview Drive, Unit 401, to Gregg and Debra Bernier, as trustees, for $354,000. Built in 2003, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,425 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $281,200.

Thomas and Heidi Anderson, of Jacksonville, sold 3900 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 16, to John and Kathleen Patterson, of Ormond Beach, for $200,000.

Built in 1979, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,184 square feet. It sold in 2007 for $289,000.

Deborah Pilkington, of Laconia, New Hampshire, sold 200 Riverview Bend S., Unit 611, to Wanda and Robert Montano, of Selden, New York, for $175,000.

Built in 2007, the condo has

three bedrooms, two baths and 1,159 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $110,000.

Fairchild Oaks Jose and Gloria Barreiro, of Flagler Beach, sold 3 Hickory Lane to Walter and Emily Martin, of Flagler Beach, for $385,000.

Built in 2007, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace and 2,710 square feet.

Grand Haven Helane Burns, of Palm Coast, sold 10 Grandview Drive to Scott Burren, as trustee, for $320,000. Built in 2002, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,087 square feet. It sold in 2008 for $315,000.

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The top selling house features a fireplace and a swimming pool.

Steven Thomas and Bruce Garrison, individually and as trustees, sold 26 Buttonbush Lane to Jack and Sharon Medlar, of Palm Coast, for $163,000. Built in 1993, the house has three bedrooms, one bath, a fireplace and 1,072 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $128,000.

Grand Reserve and Golf Club D.R. Horton Inc. Jacksonville, of St. Johns, sold 126 Lakeside Court to Grady and Karen Grosham, of Bunnell, for $214,990.

Built in 2018, the house has four bedrooms, two baths and 1,714 square feet.

Not in Subdivision Mark and Sonja Zander, of Palm Coast, sold 4212 Ocean Shore Blvd. to Bruce and Iris Graim, of Palm Coast, for $625,000. Built in 2002, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimLehigh Woods Eye Center ming pool, boat dock and 2,153 Seagate Homes LLC, of Palm Palm Coast Observersquare feet. It sold in 2006 for Coast, sold 28 Russell Drive to $660,000. wide x 4-inches Roberta5-inches and Annette Turner, of Palm Coast, for $255,700. Built Ocean Hammock in 2019, the house has three Julie DesRosiers, of Canada, sold bedrooms, two baths and 2,208 69 Ocean Oaks Lane to William square feet. and Amy Gass, of Solomons, Maryland, for $640,000. Built Rick Andre, of New Bedford, in 2003, the house has three Massachusetts, sold 10 Rich- bedrooms, three baths, a swimfield Lane to Shannon Dora, of ming pool and 2,771 square feet.

Palm Coast, for $185,000. Built It sold in 2010 for $565,000. in 2004, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 2,064 Toby Tobin, of gotoby.com, square feet. It sold in 2005 for contributed to this report. $192,000.

Hunter’s Ridge Holiday Builders Inc., of Melbourne, sold 29 Huntington Place to Dale and Lydia Biersteker, of Ormond Beach, for $312,102. Built in 2018, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,003 square feet.

Indian Trails Daniel Williams, of Palm Coast, sold 31 Boston Lane to Mark and Cynthia Wilt, of Palm Coast, for $255,700. Built in 1993, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and 2,533 square feet.

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Two Palm Coast artists to be featured in MOAS exhibit The artist reception will be held on the evening of Monday, July 29.

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PAIGE WILSON COMMUNITY EDITOR

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“A Moment in Time” sculpture by Marilyn Leverton.

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“Well There’s Always Next Saturday Night” acrylic by Peter Cerreta.

Artist Reception: ‘Synchronicity’ n When: 5-7 p.m. Monday, July 29 n Where: Museum of Arts and Sciences, 352 S. Nova Road, Daytona Beach n Cost: Free n Details: Join Beaux Arts of Central Florida for the opening reception of its ‘Synchronicity’ exhibit, which will be on display through Oct. 20.

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Two Palm Coast artists will soon have their work featured at the Museum of Arts and Sciences in an upcoming exhibit called “Synchronicity,” presented by Beaux Arts of Central Florida.

Marilyn Leverton and Peter Cerreta will each have one piece of art on display.

Leverton, a resident of Palm Coast for the last 14 years, has been an artist for a quarter of a century. Her favorite medium is sculpture — clay, specifically — though she paints from time to time. Her piece on display is called “A Moment in Time.”

“I call it ‘A Moment in Time’ because a butterfly would only rest for a moment,” Leverton said. “... Life is fleeting, so you just have to enjoy every day.”

Cerreta’s acrylic piece in the exhibit is called “Well There’s Always Next Saturday Night.” He retired to Palm Coast in 1988 after owning a gallery in New York for 17 years and working in education as an art teacher, guidance counselor and administrator for 40 years.

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