Palm Coast Observer 02-15-24

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PALM COAST

Observer YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.

VOLUME 15, NO. 3

WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD PULL-OUT SECTION 7A-12A THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2024

Is rate hike needed? Council unconvinced After staff presentation, City Council members question necessity of proposed 18% utility increase. PAGE 2A

Hunt reveals ‘cause,’ Gavin responds School Board member lists why she wanted to terminate attorney PAGE 4A INSIDE FIELDS OF DREAMS

New study on proposed sports complex estimates $79 million economic impact in first year. PAGE 3A

UNEXPECTED DEATH 26-year-old FCSO deputy hopeful dies during application’s physical testing. PAGE 3A

GATHERING VOICES

Citizens committee forming on drainage issue to have up to 9 members, four-year terms. PAGE 5A

NEXT LEVEL

MHS, FPC student signings. PAGE 5B

ICE WILL SUFFICE

Rock on Rock band Nickoloff set for Valentine’s Day release of new album ‘Envy’ PAGE 3B Nickoloff lead guitarist Reg Monsanto (left) and lead singer John Nickoloff perform at Main Street Station in Daytona Beach. Photo by Michele Meyers

Hammock’s Bronx House Pizza, partnering with Vanilla Ice, to donate all sales to charity on Feb. 25. PAGE 14A

EDUCATION FOUNDATION’S MARDI GRAS

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INDEX

Business....................PAGE 14A Calendar..................... PAGE 2B Cavaliere....................PAGE 12A Comics ...................... PAGE 11B Cops Corner............... PAGE 6A Public Notices...........PAGE 14A Sports......................... PAGE 4B Real Estate................PAGE 18A Veterans....................PAGE 12A

Rivalry renewed on mat After district loss, Matanzas wrestler Kendall Bibla expects to meet Bartram Trail’s Katherine Stewart two more times.

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Victory on ‘vicarious’ Stage fright? Not today! Indian Trails eighth grader Giles Platt wins countywide Flagler Schools Spelling Bee.

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Ron and Diana Tortelli, with Flagler Education Foundation Executive Director Teresa Rizzo, were crowned King and Queen of the foundation’s 20th annual Mardi Gras event, held Feb. 13 at Grand Haven Club. The event raises money for the Take Stock in Children program. Photo by Brent Woronoff


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