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BEST THINGS IN LIFE The Flagler County Free Clinic is expanding and Jonathan Raney wants to help.

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Jonathan Raney was desperate. His wife had left him, he was deeply in debt, and the best work he could find consisted of two part-time jobs — one delivering auto parts, the other delivering pizza. In March 2014, while walking on a kitchen floor at the pizza restaurant that he didn’t realize was still wet from a recent mopping, he slipped and fell on his back. Hard. The injury complicated an old motorcycle injury, but that was the least of his problems. Further tests revealed a growth on his right kidney. “I thank God every day for that fall,” Raney said while sitting at the dining room table in his immaculately clean home in Palm Coast. “I might have gone years without knowing I had cancer.” Raney is a tall, stout man with an apostolic beard, a bald forehead and a high-pitched, contagious laugh. He has been through three marriages, a cocaine addiction and financial ruin, but he is always positive as he looks to the next phase of his life. And that next phase is to tell his story to

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Patient Ruth Lee, of Bunnell, gets treatment from Dr. Shrinivas Waingankar and nurse Hazel DeVeaux, at the Flagler Free Clinic.

the community, in hopes of raising awareness and funds for the people who helped him. ‘THIS IS CANCER’

After his diagnosis of cancer, Raney got a call from a woman he knew from church, First Methodist Church of Bunnell, where he

sings in the choir and volunteers at the homeless shelter. Her name was Faith Coleman. “She said, ‘We’ve got to meet,’” Raney recalled. Coleman was the co-founder of the Flagler County Free Clinic, which offers medical help to those who qualify in the county. She helped impress upon him that he had to act fast.

“I said, ‘I can’t do it today. How about Friday?’ She said, ‘No, you come in now. This is cancer.’ She just shepherded me through the process of getting started on treatment.” As a former stockbroker, Raney was comfortable making phone SEE CLINIC PAGE 3

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County celebrates Varn Park reopening

lelen Varn Holton and Marilyn Varn King — daughters of Varn Park namesake Claude Grady Varn, an early Flagler landowner, attorney and businessman — together held a pair of ceremonial gold scissors and cut the ribbon at a ceremony June 22 to celebrate the park’s reopening after months of renovations. The eight-acre park had officially reopened at the beginning of June after it closed in mid-December for $549,420 in renovations, including new beach shower facilities, an expansion of the parking lot, and a new, brightly-painted concrete restroom built in an abstract pattern designed to resemble a stingray. “I can remember my wife dragging our kids over here all the time … and then wondering how far away from the one of the ramps you’ll have to go to park your car,” County Commissioner Frank Meeker said in a

Flagler Beach resident Helen Varn Holton, a daughter of Varn Park namesake Claude Grady Varn, addressed attendees at the park’s reopening ribbon-cutting ceremony.

speech at the ribbon cutting. That won’t be a problem now: The park’s lot has been expanded from 42 spaces to 106, including four ADA-compliant spaces. “We’ve done a lot of ADA compliance issues with the spaces,” Meeker said. “We’ve rebuilt the restrooms, shower facilities, and added the second dune walkover.” The project’s funding came from a combination of federal grant dollars administered through the Florida Department of Transportation — covering 80% of the project cost — and local funds and services, which covered the other 20%.

Below: County Commissioner Frank Meeker spoke at the ceremony. Behind him are County Commissioners Nate McLaughlin, Charlie Ericksen and George Hanns.

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calls. And he learned that he would need every bit of the tenacity he had developed in the financial world. He learned that his treatments would cost over $100,000, and he was going to have to work every angle of the system to get help paying for them. He networked with doctors at Florida Hospital Flagler and applied for grants, but complications with his heart made his surgery particularly risky, and he couldn’t get the final paperwork approved. The summer came and went. His wife, who had left him a few months earlier, finalized the divorce and quickly was remarried. He felt that his life was falling apart all around him. Halloween and Thanksgiving passed by. Still, no surgery was scheduled to address his cancer. “I worried about it every day, hoping my phone would ring,” Raney said. He added: “I’d go a month or two between tests, not knowing what was going on. I’d make follow-up call after call, making myself a pain the neck. … But the length of time wore on me.” EXPANSION MODE

In addition to Coleman — who died after her own battle with cancer on Nov. 30, 10 years after co-founding the Free Clinic — Raney also made another good friend: Dr. Stephen Bickel. Bickel is a proper, thin man with gray hair and an enthusiasm for health care that brought him back to the field for free even after he retired from his career in Los Angeles. He has a vision for the Free Clinic that sees a major expansion of the services offered to the community. The hallways of the Free Clinic, located at 703 E. Moody Blvd., in Bunnell, are littered with trashcans to catch water from the leaky roof. In the treatment rooms, the filing cabinets are mismatched, and the vinyl chairs are torn. But

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THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2015

THE NINE LIVES (SO FAR) OF JONATHAN RANEY 1. SOCCER STAR

Jonathan Raney was born in 1961 to a wealthy family in Ohio. He developed a talent for sports and graduated in 1978 from Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy, being named all-state in both soccer and baseball. A tall young man with long hair, he continued his soccer career at Principia College, in Elsa, Illinois, a town with a population of 83 when school was not in session, he said. He was forced to give up baseball because he broke his shoulder in an accident while skateboarding, holding onto a car bumper at 30 mph.

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2. PUNK ROCKER

In 1981, Raney was married and had a honeymoon baby in 1982. His son was severely handicapped and needed attention, but he decided this was his best chance to chase a second dream based on another of his talents: singing and playing guitar. Between 1982 and 1983, he embraced his Mohawk, 12 earrings and a nose ring, and he lived in New York City and played in a punk band, meeting many famous musicians, including Johnny Rotten, of the Sex Pistols. Photos by Brian McMillan

“It’s a great place. I owe my life to it.” JONATHAN RANEY on the Flagler County Free Clinic

these humble offices are hallowed for the patients and doctors alike. “People are so positively, purely motivated just to help,” Bickel said of working at the clinic. “People check their egos at the door. The spirit of cooperation — it’s a magical experience. I just kind of got sucked in.” Until last July, the operating budget for the clinic was about $70,000, and the clinic was open six days per month. Within a year, it will be open almost every day, with a budget closer to $200,000. For several years, Bickel said, the clinic has served about 2,000 patients; this year, it could be double that. The goal is to be treating 5,000 patients per year, and to give them comprehensive care. To help offset the costs, the clinic accepts donations (such as SEE CLINIC PAGE 4

3. BROKER EXTRAORDINAIRE

In 1984, Raney moved back to Ohio to get a “real job.” He dropped the punk look and wore a suit as a stockbroker. He was so hard working that he became one of the top performers nationwide in the company, a senior vice president, and earned lavish vacations around the world.

4. PRO RACER

At 5 years old, Raney rode his first motorcycle. And in the late-1980s and early 1990s, he renewed his love for racing and became a professional motocross racer, sponsored by Suzuki and others, making more than $30,000 per year on top of his big salaries as a stockbroker. He traveled three or four weekends a month to races around the country, fulfilling his adrenalin addiction.

5. COKE ADDICT

The attention given to racing led to Raney’s divorce in 1990. He got remarried, but his wealth from starting his own financial business only gave him the means to pursue his excesses. In the early- to mid-2000s, he became addicted to cocaine, doing drugs and drinking hard liquor every night after work, lying to cover it up and getting his tongue burned by angry drug dealers. It ultimately landed him in a hotel room with a gun in his hand, ready to commit suicide. The only thing that stopped him was the thought that he couldn’t let his sons live with the knowledge that their father had killed himself.

6. CARETAKER

He snapped out of it, and recovered in rehab, but he lost his second marriage in the process. Sober and ready for a new beginning, he sold his business and moved in with his dying father to take care of him. In 2009, his father died.

7. RUSSIAN MATCHMAKER

Online in 2009, Raney met a woman from Russia and fell in love. He left his home in the United States and moved to Russia to be with her and get married. After being victimized by corruption, bribery and muggings, Raney and his wife moved to Palm Coast, where they dealt in art and started a company to help other American men find successful marriages with Russian women.

8. PIZZA DELIVERYMAN

That company failed, and a custody battle led to the dissolution of Raney’s third marriage. It also drained his assets: He had, at one point, been worth almost $1 million, and now he was $120,000 in debt and lonely. Desperate for work, he got a job delivering pizza.

9. FREE CLINIC ADVOCATE

Dr. Stephen Bickel, along with Terri Belletto, executive director

“People are so positively, purely motivated just to help. … The spirit of cooperation — it’s a magical experience.” DR. STEVEN BICKEL, Flagler County Free Clinic

While on the pizza job in 2014, Raney slipped and fell, hurting his back, which had been injured a couple of decades earlier when he slammed into a concrete wall at 130 mph in a motorcycle race. The medical examinations ultimately turned up an even more serious problem, however: Cancer was discovered. Thanks to the Flagler County Free Clinic, he received the treatment he needed, but it took nine months. And that left him with a new goal: Help raise awareness of and funds for the Free Clinic, as well as a system that would help people get the help they needed more quickly than he did. He’ll deliver testimonials on a new campaign launching this summer.

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Dear Editor: I read the article, “Gas station, ALDI, restaurants planned on SR100” with considerable dismay. The residents of the city, and in particular of Cypress Knolls (E-section), where I live, have been led to believe that Town Center was going to be an area of shops and restaurants that were presently available in St. Augustine and Volusia County, and would come when our population reached a certain level and the end of the recession. The new City Hall, community center, and senior leasing complex behind the Target shopping center would lead the way with the Epic Theatres built a few years ago. The notion was for a diverse shopping area like the Shoppes at Port Orange, not for more second-tier shops that already litter State Road 100. I was surprised to wake up and read that Palm Coast announced “The Shoppes of Palm Coast” across from the Target shopping center. A 24-pump gas station (that has to include a convenience store) sounds like a 24/7 truck stop. The six-pump station going into the corner of Seminole Woods Parkway makes more sense for this corner, and actually, the 24 pumps there would be more convenient to Interstate 95 with all of its traffic. Then to add insult to injury, Tractor Supply Company will join the 24/7 gas station. I would have thought the market

for the store would have been better suited for U.S. 1 near Bunnell. The same store is located on U.S. 1 before entering the shopping area in St. Augustine. The “Shoppes” will also include a discount grocery store, ALDI. I assume they will compete with the Harris grocery store in Bunnell and the dollar stores in Bunnell and behind the Town Center Publix. The other ALDI is on Nova Road in Daytona Beach in a very commercial area in an old strip mall. This new strip mall should have been constructed by the huge new metal building housing GEO Motors that also looks like it should be on U.S. 1. I’m baffled to understand what this commercial development will add to Town Center other than real estate taxes? Who approved this second-tier development that makes S.R. 100 compete with the mess on U.S. 1? FRED AZUA, JR.

other side of town to tank up. Another gas station might create enough competition to lower gas prices, which are much higher here in Palm Coast than in neighboring cities like St. Augustine and Daytona. As the editor pointed out, this is a supposed “free country” and the owner of the land can decide what use he will make of it. If the owner did not think a gas station would be a good and profitable use of the land, they would not build one. While I advocate regular change in government, as it tends to reduce corruption and bring in fresh ideas, the city government cannot control everything that people do, nor should they. Does the writer of the letter want to outlaw any more people from moving to Palm Coast to stop “overcrowding”? In a free country, people do things that we don’t always agree with. I suggest he learn to live with it. RICHARD LOSASSO

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The city of Palm Coast has been criticized for enforcing code violations. They have been accused of being too strict. I disagree! I see all kinds of violations within a quartermile of our home. Examples are: a commercial vehicle being parked overnight every night; lawn service parking their truck and trailer with a mower on it overnight; a resident with a fence that does not meet code; and a commercial vehicle parked in the street and someone working on the trailer, and also regularly parked in the swale over night. I follow the rules. Most residents also follow the rules. Please do your job and don’t let things get out of control.

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The county is planning to add two positions in its engineering department to decrease its reliance on outside contractors. “We hire out a lot of (construction engineering and inspections), so we’re going to try to do a portion of those projects in house,” County Administrator Craig Coffey said at the June 22 workshop. “That will pay for one of the two positions.” The county hopes to be able to complete more capital projects with the added staff, he said. It’s also buying a new truck this year.

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The county is considering outsourcing custodial services and adding construction crew, including a level-three tradesworker and a facilities coordinator. “This is probably our biggest changing budget,” Coffey said. The outsourcing, Coffey said, could potentially save about $157,000 to offset the new staff. Other increases in this budget come from the planned opening of the new Sheriff’s Operations Center, slated to open in October, and a new inmate pod predicted to open in November or December. The county is also looking at spending $41,800 for facilities management equipment in the 2015-2016 fiscal year, up from $36,000 in the 2014-2015 fiscal year.

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TOTAL EXPENDITURES: $1,789,027 $2,224,022 $2,050,474 $2,219,364 +$168,890

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(For details, see page 56 in budget backup documentation linked to this story on palmcoastobserver.com.)

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS Large projects affecting this proposed budget include Agricultural Museum renovations, improvements at the Moody Boat Launch, Herschel King Boat Basin and Graham Swamp Trail, the potential addition of two pickle ball courts and the design of Bay Drive Park. Many of those projects are at least partially funded by grants. “These are projects where property tax dollars are being used primarily, or there’s property tax dollars and non-property tax dollars mixed for certain projects,” Coffey said. “We have a lot of grant money in here.”

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TOTAL REVENUES, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS, GENERAL FUND:

TOTAL EXPENDITURES, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS, GENERAL FUND:

Actual 2012-2013: Actual 2013-2014: Budgeted 2014-2015: Proposed 2015-2016: Change:

$182,476 $270,146 $252,500 $557,500 +$305,000

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Giuseppe Verdone, 23, faces a life sentence for the kidnapping and battery of a restaurant delivery driver, which occured in November 2013. Verdone, was convicted by a Flagler County jury June 18 of robbery with a weapon, kidnapping with a weapon, battery, burglary with assault or battery and burglary while armed. The prosecution argued that Verdone falsely arranged a delivery order from King’s Palace, a Chinese restaurant at 515 Palm Coast Parkway SW, then carjacked the driver and threw the driver from the moving car. The driver suffered life-threatening injuries, but lived. Prosecutors will seek to have Verdone classified as a prison releasee reoffender — which would trigger a mandatory life sentence — at his sentencing hearing, scheduled for 3 p.m. July 15 at the Flagler County Courthouse.

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Fay and Mike Crites are working together to try and beat Fay’s leukemia while spreading awareness of the need for bone marrow donors. A couple of years ago, Mike and Fay Crites were told that Fay, Mike’s wife, had been diagnosed with leukemia. Now, fighting for her life, they are trying to find a match for a bone marrow transplant. Before she was diagnosed, Fay Crites said, she began feeling weakness in her legs, and fatigue throughout her body. “I was like the Energizer bunny,” Crites said. “I would always be moving, and never get tired. Then, all of a sudden, out of nowhere, all that energy I once had was lost.” So she and Mike decided to try to get to the bottom of what was happening in her body. The couple went to a doctor, and found out that the only way for Crites to beat this type of cancer was to find bone marrow that could match her blood type, and perform surgery to transplant that bone marrow. Throughout the past two years,

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because of her condition, Fay Crites could not do many of the things she used to be able to do on a daily basis. “We used to go to the farmer’s market every Saturday,” said her husband, Mike Crites. “The condition she has just makes it impossible to do that with her now, because her body cannot handle it.” Mike Crite said they also have many visits to the Mayo clinic in Jacksonville each week to see where the cancer is, and stabilize it the best they can. “The best thing we can do is hope and pray that there might be somebody down the road who has that bone marrow,” Crites said. “People don’t realize how simple it

is to donate blood, and how much of a help it is to save a life.” The Criteses also said that one in every 540 people who donate blood actually are a match, and that 63% of people who are diagnosed with leukemia find a match and survive. “That means that the other 37% are just out of luck,” Mike Crites said. “The more people in this world that donate their blood to help these people, the more of a chance there is that there can be a match and someone can save a life.” The Criteses ecnourage people who want to donate blood, or who have the cancer and need to find a match, to visit bethematch. org and see what options are out

there. “Primarily, these blood donors only accept people between the ages of 18 and 44, because that’s the age where the blood thrives the most,” Crites said. “But, anybody who can donate and save a life would make just that much of a difference.” Fay and Mike Crites are still very optimistic about their future together. “We’ve been together since high school, and married for the past 48 years,” Mike Crites said. “After she beats this, we were thinking about taking an RV trip cross country, maybe visit Alaska.”

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SPORTS Fathers to the fatherless

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Palm Coast soccer teams battled with rival county teams in quicker-paced soccer. JEFF DAWSEY SPORTS EDITOR

his past weekend, over 75 teams, broken up into 13 divisions, made the Indian Trails Sports Complex their battleground in an effort to reach the Challenge Sports 3v3 National Championships, which will be held July 31 to Aug. 2, at ESPN’s Wide World of Sports Complex at the Walt Disney World Resort. While each division awards a champion, the top four teams go on to nationals. “3v3 is a fun summer event we have hosted for 14 years now, and it is a time for the players to have fun with friends where they are coached by parents,” said Rich Weber, PDA’s Vice President. Divisions were spread across ages from under 6 years old to adults, and all ages exhibited a wealth of skill in the fast-paced, action-packed games. “This tournament is pretty important for the guys who do it every year, and the younger kids have a lot of fun,” said Nick Monsanto, one of the competitors. “It’s a great break from playing on the full field, and it keeps you active and thinking about the game.” Monsanto also spoke on the differences between an 11-on11 game and 3v3 soccer, saying, “With 11-on-11 soccer, there are a lot more guys you can rely on, but 3v3 is a lot more individual, where guys have to be able to hold their own. In one-on-one and twoon-two situations, there’s really no lax, or there will be a goal. With 11-on-11, if one or two guys make a mistake, it doesn’t necessarily

Nick Weber stretches out to block a goal by a St. Augustine forward.

result in a goal.” 3v3 soccer is complimentary to the Arena Football League, which is designed to allow more points than the regular football league usually produces. While most soccer matches typically end with no more than five points between both teams, both teams in 3v3 soccer regularly surpass five goals. “There’s also more comradery in the 3v3 leagues,” Monsanto said. “You get to handpick your team. But, in regular soccer, your teammates and personalities vary. I play with my buddies every year, and we always have a good time.”

“With 11-on-11 soccer, there are a lot more guys you can rely on, but 3v3 is a lot more individual, where guys have to be able to hold their own.” NICK MONSANTO

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Justin Lantero attempts a shot for the Palm Coast Titans 12U with a defender riding his back.

The Gladiators won the 11U Boys Competitive Division Championship in the final, 6-5, over the Savages in an exciting final. PDA Plus finished second in the 12U Boys Division, and the 12U Gladiators finished third. Both teams played each other in the semifinal match, which went into extra time, and PDA Plus scored to reach the final. In addition to all these qualifying teams, Back That Pass Up!, one of the adult teams, also qualified.

hile dozens of athletes couldn’t make that phone call to wish their biological dad a Happy Father’s Day, due to his absence, a lot of them were still able to celebrate the holiday and thank coaches for stepping up and being father figures. This past weekend, Quindon Stokes, a recent Flagler Palm Coast graduate, texted FPC basketball coach Gary McDaniel to wish him a Happy Father’s Day and thanked him for everything. “With my father being in prison most of my basketball career, I knew if I ever needed anything or someone to talk to, he would be there for me,” Stokes said. “He was more than a coach to me. He helped me understand things that my mom wouldn’t be able to teach me.” “I love kids, and I work at the high-school level because I like to develop them,” McDaniel said. “It’s what I enjoy the most. Quindon has been with me for the past four years, and he’s become a part of my family.” There is a passage in the Bible (Jeremiah 49:11) where God talks about being a father to the fatherless. As a former athlete and current sports writer, who speaks with hundreds of single-parent athletes, I see this scripture spontaneously come alive in sports more than any other arena. My dad walked out on my mom when she needed him the most, with three young kids and me on the way. Growing up, we never called him on Father’s Day. With an absent father, I sought that kind of relationship from my coaches. If I scored a touchdown or won a basketball game, I didn’t look for dad in the stands. I ran to the sidelines and got kudos from my “sports fathers.” Like McDaniel, that’s why I want to coach high school sports someday. Especially for those athletes with absentee fathers; I want to be to them an example worth modeling a life after. It is said that raising a child takes a village. Even with present fathers in a household, father figures are also necessary. Josh Stevens, a 2014 Seabreeze graduate, understood this, in light of John Abdo, his high school running backs coach, who influenced him. “He was always real and honest about everything,” Stevens said. “We could come to him about anything, and he would pray with us.” I will always admire the men who make Father’s Day special to kids, even when they’re not biological dads.

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PICKLEBALL: Up for a game? Pickleball is beginning to sweep across Palm Coast. JEFF DAWSEY SPORTS EDITOR

At the Palm Coast Senior Games, back in September, very few players registered to play pickleball. Now, it has become one of the most popular games in the city. With similarities to tennis, badminton and ping-pong, Pickleball is also a sport played with a paddle and ball, and is a game that can be easily learned and played by all ages. “It is a good way for people who have played a lot of racquet sports that can no longer cover the territory they use to,” said Steve Mager, one of Palm Coast’s pickleball ambassadors. “But, don’t get me wrong, yhere’s a lot of physical

“Pickleball is a good way for people who have played a lot of racquet sports that can no longer cover the territory they use to. But, don’t get me wrong, there’s a lot of physical exercise in playing pickleball.” – Steve Mager, Palm Coast’s pickleball ambassador

exercise in playing pickleball.” Recently, he and his wife, Jeanne, played against another couple, Ken and Sandy LaPrall, on the tennis courts at the Flagler County Horseshoe Pitching Club. With every point scored, visible excitement illuminated from each of their faces. “My wife and I were introduced to it at the Senior Games,” said Ken LaPrall, a pickleball enthusiast. “We got hooked on it, and now, we play three times a week. You can have a lot of fun playing the game, and it’s very social. The people you meet and the friends you play with make it worthwhile to come back for.” Since its introduction last fall, many recreation parks have adapted their tennis courts to fit pickleball’s rules, and some companies felt it necessary to create a new court. SE Cline Construction was recently issued a commercial permit to build a court at 2 Village Parkway N., in Grand Haven. According to the USA Pickleball Association, there are over 400,000 players and pickleball facilities in every state. “I still consider us to be in the infancy stage in Palm Coast with all the park renovations,” Mager said. “But, I think pickleball has found a place to stay.”

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Teammates Ken and Sandy LaPrall, and Steve and Jeanne Mager, fist-bump after a close game.

WHERE TO PLAY? For those interested in playing in Palm Coast, pickleball courts are at the following locations: n Belle Terre, 339 Parkview Drive (986-2323) n Grand Haven, 27 Sandpiper Court n Villages at Matanzas Shores, 21 San Carlos Drive (246-2250) n The Flagler County Horseshoe Pitching Club, 1250 Old Dixie Highway Source: www.usapa.org

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SHERIFF WELCOMES NEW PAL ASSISTANT Flagler Sheriff James L. Manfre, Chief Deputy Jeff Hoffman and Police Athletic League Director Kim Hale welcomed their newest employee to the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office last week. Lauren Bennettjoined the team as the PAL assistant and will be working on a part-time basis. For more information about Flagler Sheriff’s PAL, visit flaglersheriffspal.org or call 586-2655.

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Connor Robbins, of Palm Coast, recently attended Space Camp at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center, NASA’s official Visitor Information Center for Marshall Space Flight Center. The weeklong educational program promotes science, technology, engineering and math, while training students and adults with hands-on activities and missions based on teamwork, leadership and decision-making.

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In appreciation of their unconditional support in “getting the word out” about the Flagler County Disabled American Veterans flag replacement program, WNZF Vice President and General Manager David L. Ayres accepted the program’s first flag from DAV Chapter 86 Commander Raymond A. Parker in the radio station’s studios in Bunnell. If you are interested in a replacement flag for your Flagler County home, call DAV headquarters at 439-2122 or email dav86flags@gmail.com with your name, address, phone number and size of your old flag. A member of the DAV will then contact you and set up a convenient time for replacement, and collect the old flag for an appropriate retirement ceremony. New flag recipients also will be given an informational brochure of flag etiquette. Flags are also available at the DAV headquarters at 208 S. Sixth St. in Flagler Beach. Distribution and set-up of the flags is free. The only charge to the requestor will be the low cost of the new flag.

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The VPK room at Palm Coast Community Child Center (PC4) is slowly growing into a town with the help of area businesses and volunteers. “When we opened the preschool, we had all kinds of dreams and visions – we’re not short on those,” said Mary Benvenuto, codirector of the preschool. “Part of the dream is to have classrooms for the VPK program become an area that (students) are familiar with in terms of the community that they see all around them — centers that reflect different businesses in the community. Each one of those centers are opportunities to learn.” Some of the centers already in the school include a library and the Community Animal Clinic, which is sponsored by Dr. Donald Walker and Dr. Debra Hyatt. The newest center is a clubhouse sponsored by Auburn Homes and Palm Coast and the Flagler Beaches Real Estate. The clubhouse has come to life thanks to a small, but determined, group in the community. Danielle DeSousa, who works as an agent at Palm Coast and the Flagler Beaches Real Estate, and is also a member of Palm Coast Community Church, knew about the school’s dream, as her son goes to the pre-

school. She approached her boss, owner Catherine Evans, who reached about to Brad Thomas, of Auburn Homes. It all snowballed from there. Thomas reached out to subcontractors and got materials donated from Empire Roofing and Integrity Drywall and Construction. Peter Krupitsch then jumped in. His wife, Kathleen, works at the real estate company, and he is a retired detective and a member of the Blue Knights XXII and Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 171. Krupitsch got members of the groups to volunteer their time to help build the clubhouse. “Between all the volunteers coming together, this was a great project to work on for PC3 and the child center,” Thomas said. For Evans, it was about seeing a need in the community and filling it. “I believe in giving back,” she said. “This is an exact example of why I chose to live here, have my business here, raise my children here. We want to continue for our community to be a great place for our children, so, these are the things you need to do. We want to see it grow.” Eventually, Benvenuto would like to add roads and street signs, cars and parking spots. “How much fun would learning be then,” she said.

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“It makes you think you still live in a good world. My son’s my world, and it just blows my mind that this many people will take the time to do something like this.”

It didn’t matter that Day for Bray was in the middle of nowhere because everyone found it. “We have received donations from people in Alabama, Alaska, North Dakota, everywhere,” White said. “At first, we weren’t even sure about starting a GoFundMe account, but within a week we raised over $7,000. It’s been amazing.” Bordis added, “When Brayden got diagnosed, the insurance company notified the family that they had $18,000 in out-ofpocket bills to cover medical expenses, and we wanted to raise the money. Joe was very helpful, and the community has done so many things to assist the family. The day after we started his Facebook page, there were over 1,000 likes on his page.” That number has now risen to over 2,600 followers. Frank Santana, the DJ for the fundraiser, and employee of Flagler Palm Coast High School, reached out to the family, when he heard that Brayden’s mother, Brittney Hedetniemi, a former Bulldogs’ son needed help. “My heart went out to them,” he said. “My own son suffered cancer back when he was 16 years old, and he’s 32 now. Cancer not only

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Joe Rizzo has never met Brayden Lane, but he still led thousands of Brayden’s troops to his secluded restaurant, Bull Creek Fish Camp, for the Day of Bray fundraiser on Saturday, June 20. “I don’t need to know the family,” an emotional Rizzo said. “This is something that people, who care about people, do. As a member of this part of the community, trying to lend a helping hand, we offered to have the fundraiser out here, which was bigger than we anticipated. There are thousands of people out here with the same goal in mind, which is to take care of this child who needs our help.” People from surrounding cities crowded the lake-side restaurant to enjoy food, raffles, auctions and more. Some items donated that were auctioned for Brayden included personally donated Chipper Jones memorabilia, a rifle and a 40-inch Sony TV.. According to Jessica White and Lisa Bordis, family friends, Brayden’s army has expanded beyond the state to the country.

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affects the person, but it affects friends, and especially the family. I have six kids of my own, so it definitely hits home, and I just wanted to help out.” While a “Day for Bray” was going on at Bull Creek, teams and individuals were also competing in a two-day softball and corn hole tournament to benefit Bray. All the entry fees were donated

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to him. The Daytona Tortugas have dedicated their July 31 game to Brayden, and they will be donating half of all the pre-sold tickets to him. Tickets can be purchased on Brayden’s Facebook page or his website. “It makes you think you still live in a good world,” said Scott Norton, Brayden’s father.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 26

LIFE AFTER CANCER 10-11:30 a.m. at Whitney Lab’s Lohman Auditorium at Marineland, 9505 Oceanshore Blvd. Lecture presented by the Hope to Help Foundation of Flagler County. Visit h2hf.org to register. Call 225-4507. WASH AWAY CANCER AND BEACH FESTIVAL 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Town of Marineland Beach River to Sea Preserve, 9805 N. Oceanshore Blvd. Write cancer in the sand and wash it away with Hope to Help buckets. Visit www.h2h.org. HERO MAGIC SHOW 6:30-7:30 p.m. at the Flagler County Public Library. “Peter the Great” will present magic based

on the summer reading theme, “Heroes.” Free. Call 446-6763. PEN MEETS BRUSH 7 p.m. at Salvo Art and Nature Scapes, 313, Old Brick Road, Bunnell. Cost is $20. Ten writers read work to one artist who captures the essence on canvas. With musical guest Amy Alysia. DIVE-IN MOVIE 8-10 p.m. at Frieda Zamba Swimming Pool, 339 Parkview Drive. Movie is “Ghostbusters.” Call 986-4741.

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SOCCER TRYOUTS 10 a.m. to noon at Wadsworth Park. Also held June 28. Call 3025007.

GAMBLE ROGERS CONCERT SERIES 6 p.m. at the Whitney Lab Lohman Auditorium, 9505 A1A S. The two performing duos are The Rubies and The Willow Wacks. Advance tickets are $15 at gamblerogersfest.org or 904-7944163. $20 at the door.

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PLAYING IT SAFE EXPO 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Legacy Academy, 515 Palm Coast Parkway SW. Covers all aspects of personal safety. Free. Family fun activities. Call 904-377-4037.

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‘THEFT OF THE 2,000-YEAR-OLD BIBLE’ 2 p.m. at the First Church of Palm Coast, 91 Old Kings Road N. The mystery and comedy will wrap around a dinner theatre. Written by Sybil Dodson Lucas. Cost is $20 and includes an entree. No tickets will be sold at the door. Call 446-5759. HAM RADIO STIMULATION 2 p.m. at the Flagler Beach Fire Department Headquarters, 320 S. Flagler Ave. The Ham Radio Operators of the Flagler Emer-

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FLAGLER HABITAT HOME DEDICATION 9 a.m. at 75 Wheatfield Drive. Dedication of the Palmieri Family Home. Call 586-6180. KIDS, KOPS AND K9 6-8 p.m. at Ralph Carter Park. Free summertime program offered by PAL for children 4-18. Crafts, games, activities and food. Call 586-2655. Also 10 a.m.

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GEDDY THE GECKO AND ‘SUPER GEDDY’S HERO SHOW’ 9:30 a.m. for ages 3-5 and 11 a.m. for ages 6 and older at the Flagler County Public Library. Inflatable costumed characters. Free. Call 446-6763. FLUTE WORKSHOP 10 a.m. in the meeting room at the Flagler County Library. Ages 10 and up. Presented by Mark Wags, who crafts all his flutes from local bamboo. Registration is required by June 25. ART CAMP 1-3 p.m. at Salvo Art. Cost is $60 weekly or $25 for a daily session. Call 237-2880. ENTREPRENEUR NIGHT: PALM COAST SOCIAL MEDIA DAY 6:30 p.m. at COWORK by Office Divvy, 20 Airport Road, Site B2. RSVP are required at entrepreneurnight.com/smdaypc/.

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PEOPLES FRIENDSHIP SOCIAL CLUB 11:30 a.m. at the Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway. Call 586-2833. INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION 6:45 p.m. at New Way Church, 293 Old Moody Blvd. Most Patriotic contest. Wear red, white and blue. Hot Dog eating contest for all ages. Free. Call 437-9575.

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Hammock Dunes condo: $785,000

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Built in 1980, it has three bedrooms, 3.5 baths and 1,680 square feet of living area.

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Hammock Dunes Portofino condo tops the sales list for Flagler County residential real estate transactions the week of April 30 to May 6. Marlene Robinson and Edwin Robinson, of Palm Coast, sold the condo at 7 Avenue De La Mer, Unit 904, to Humaira Tanveer, of Englewood, Colorado, for $785,000. Built in 2003, it has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,390 square feet of living area.

Silver Lake Glenna Amburgey and Bradford Amburgey, of Chesterton, Indiana, sold the home at 2006 N. Daytona Ave. to Michael Flank and Janet Redes, of Flagler Beach, for $250,000. Built in 1980, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 2,048 square feet.

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Belle Terre Joseph and Jacqueline Gagnon, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 74 Putter Drive to William and Danielle Anderson, of Palm Coast, for $166,000. Built in 2002, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 1,579 square feet of living area.

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Cochran Place John Peake, of Woodside, New York, sold the home at 820 N. Central Ave. to Joseph and Mona Kerr, of Maryville, Tennessee, for $310,000. Built in 1989, it has five bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace and 2,296 square feet of living area.

Mobbs Howard and Kari Akin, of Johnsonville, New York, sold the home at 2227 S. Daytona Ave. to Kenneth Haphey, of North Andover, Massachusetts, for $196,500. Built in 1979, it has two bedrooms, 1.5 baths and 1,060 square feet of living area.

Palm Vista LP One Management LLC sold the home at 323 N. 10th St. to Randal and Pamela Williamson, of Beverly Beach, for $382,500. Built in 1995, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool, a boat dock and 1,462 square feet of living area.

Cinnamon Beach U.S. Bank National Association sold the condo at 700 Cinnamon Beach Way, Unit 622, to Thomas and Jessica Jordan, of Evans, Georgia, for $311,000. Built in 2004, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,682 square feet of living area.

River Beach Steven Fann, of Gallatin, Tennessee, sold the home at 3118 N. Oceanshore Blvd. to William and Mary Jo Shelton, of Flagler Beach, for $315,000.

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Canopy Walk Lawrence Phelan, of Palm Coast, sold the condo at 400 Canopy Walk Lane, Unit 443, to Ronald Tavares, of Palm Coast, for $200,000. Built in 2004, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,238 squre feet.

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Matanzas Woods Samuel Hugo Perez and Judith Perez, of Orlando, sold the home at 45 Longfellow Drive to Alex Reyentovich, of Palm Coast, for $269,900. Built in 2004, it has

Pine Grove Justin and Cara Cronk, of Bunnell, sold the home at 44 Pinwheel Lane to Mark and Eun Heck, of Netcong, New Jersey, for $180,000. Built in 2004, it has four bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 2,147 square feet. Pine Lakes Bruce and Jeanne Smiertka sold the home at 139 Wellington Drive to Alessandro GerminarioCornell, of Palm Coast, for $170,000. Built in 1990, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 1,497 square feet.

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Lehigh Woods Dorota Jablonska-Lis, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 39 Red Mill Drive to Mario Moreno and Maria Moreno, of Downington, Pennsylvania, for $180,000. Built in 2002, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 1,841 square feet of living area.

Palm Coast Plantation Susan Flynn and Jeffrey Flynn, of St. Augustine, sold the home at 29 Riverwalk Drive S. to Kristyn Camilleri, trustee of The Coady Family Trust, for $710,000. Built in 2004, it has three bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a pool, a spa, a boat dock, a summer kitchen and 2,967 square feet of living area.

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Indian Trails Frances Rende Davis and Meaghan Kalyuzhnov, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 107 Braddock Lane to Richard Wade and Mallorie Curry, of Palm Coast, for $109,000. Built in 1980, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,170 square feet of living area.

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NEW IN TOWN Harold Burke and Dr. Kristen Burke celebrated their grand opening of “Junque in the Trunk” with a ribbon-cutting event on Friday, June 12, at 2505 Moody Blvd. in Flagler Beach. Junque in the Trunk is an upscale consignment shop. Call 693-4952.

REALTY EXCHANGE GIVES BACK Realty Exchange hosted their annual customer appreciation party May 30, at Bings Landing with over 800 customers, agents, friends and family in attendance. All money raised at the event was donated to Flagler’s Habitat for Humanity.

INTRACOASTAL BANK: TOP RATING Bauer Financial Inc. recognized Intracoastal Bank with its highest rating of five stars, for the 21st consecutive time, based

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WASTEPRO HONORED WastePro was presented with the beautification award at the Bunnell City Meeting on April 30. This award is presented quarterly in recognition of the exceptional maintenance and cleanliness of a business. Waste Pro’s Bunnell facility is located at 401 S. Bay St.

COLDWELL KUDOS Kathy McEnaney, a residential real estate specialist at Coldwell Banker Premier Properties, has been named top Sales/ Listing Associate for May.

WELCOME! ParkSide Realty Group has added real estate agent Mary LeVine to its team.

Scott D. McDowall, M.D. is a medical office at 21 Hospital Drive. Home-based businesses: Wayne Contracting Enterprises LLC, handyman service; R. Sex Drive Music, entertainment; Quality Comfort & Care LLC, unclassified personal service; JD Stewart LLC, handyman service; Josh Forbes, handyman service.

PALM COAST PERMITS The following is an update for permit activity in the city for June 11-17. Total number of all permits issued: 202. Since 2009, $718 million in construction dollars have been invested in Palm Coast.

COMMERCIAL PERMIT APPLICATIONS Machin Construction applied for a $50,000 application for a four-car garage at 151 Cedar Cove. Aryana Development applied for two $25,000 applications for 10 garage bays at 250 Flagler Plaza Drive, Units 200 and 300.

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RESIDENTIAL PERMITS ISSUED Seagate Homes was issued a $307,000 permit for a single-family residence at 8 Collier Court. Defiant Construction was issued a $297,000 permit for a single-family residence at 51 Burning Bush Drive. Vanacore Construction was issued a $295,000 permit for a single-family residence at 9 Zenith Court. D.R. Horton was issued a $293,000 permit for a single-family residence at 40 Auberry Drive. D. R. Horton was issued a $291,000 permit for a single-family residence at 72 Auberry Drive. Charles Rinek Construction was issued a $277,000 permit for a single-family residence at 131 Wood Haven Drive. Seagate Homes was issued a $271,000 permit for a single-family residence at 52 Freneau Lane.

OCCUPANCY PERMITS Isay Bodausky was issued an occupancy permit for Luxus Décor- Home Décor and Design at 4861 Palm Coast Parkway, Unit 2. St. Johns Laboratories was issued an occupancy permit for Auto Source of Florida-advertising office at 31 Lupi Court, Unit 220.

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Philips Coastal Construction was issued a $45,000 permit for interior renovations at 25 Palm Harbor Village Way, Unit 5B. Machin Construction was issued a $39,000 permit for interior renovations at 5 Utility Drive, Unit 28.

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2015

OUT FOR A JOG by Jill Pepper

DOWN

1 Verb with “thou” 6 Folk singer Seeger 10 500 sheets 14 Equestrian 19 A Muse 20 British toilets 21 Mrs. Peel of “The Avengers” 22 Anoint with sacred oil, old-style 23 Picked up groceries, etc. 25 Warranties, essentially 27 Cheap avenue in Monopoly 28 Computer info

This week’s Crossword answers

2001 MUSTANG Cobra parts. Many $200 or less. Call Ray 386-569-4972 or 386-447-3435

105 Dinner crumb 106 Greet silently 109 Male seal’s bevy 111 Contents of Pandora’s box 114 Words after “gentle” 116 Go south, as a stock market 118 Passes, as a law 121 Used a treadmill 124 Hit the shore, as a ship 127 Forecast, of a sort 128 Space explorer Shepard 129 All excited 130 Persian Gulf emirate 131 Accommodating answers 132 What father knows? 133 Big name in kiddie construction 134 Oater transport

ACROSS

This week’s Cryptoquiz answers 1) Arkabutla 2) Stutter 3) Jack Jefferson 4) Gabriel’s Fire 5) Darth Vader

30 Lake of the Four Forest Cantons 31 Indian state 33 “Big Three” conference site of 1945 36 Reason for an evacuation 37 ___ and downs (fluctuations) 40 Clapton who sang “Layla” 42 Bottom of the barrel 43 “___ the ramparts ...” 44 Average citizens 48 Big-eared equine 50 Spanish coins of yore 54 Go down with the ship 55 Benjamin of history

57 Digger of “The Life of Riley” 58 Comparatively polished 61 Baptism, for one 62 H.S. dropouts’ achievements 64 Start for “Paulo” or “Vicente” 65 Be fond of 67 “Li’l” one in the comics 69 ___ fide 70 Restaurant serving 73 A long time 74 Saarinen, the son 75 “Once ___ a time ...” 76 Andean civilization 77 Puts away, as money 79 Like grass on the other

side? 81 Masseur’s workplace, often 82 Network of veins or nerves 83 Elliptical 85 Perish 89 Mea ___ 91 Quadrilaterals with no parallel sides 94 More healthy 95 One may be taken to the cleaners 96 Balloon filler 97 One-floor abodes, often 100 Dell products 102 Caribbean and others 104 Open carriage

1 Not him or them 2 Bedouin or Omani 3 “Two Years Before the Mast” author 4 Grave marker 5 Law school class 6 Picketer’s sign 7 Long, long time 8 Broadway’s “Sweeney ___” 9 English exam finale, often 10 Wine and dine 11 Big bird 12 Drs.’ group 13 Loose, crumbly deposit 14 Some dudes on horses 15 Placed in a grave 16 John of tractors 17 Makarova of tennis 18 Change, as a clock 24 Out of bed 26 Common vehicle 29 Natural ability 32 Annoy 34 Blue hue 35 Heir, for example 37 Pakistani language 38 Henry VIII’s last wife 39 Nose-in-the-air type 41 Bearing tendrils 45 Money, in Zambia 46 “___ and the King of Siam”

47 Animal house 49 Gave a villainous look 51 Famed fabulist 52 Grassy plain 53 “McSorley’s Bar” painter 56 Mauna ___, Hawaii’s highest peak 59 Clear, as 70-Down 60 Yachting event 63 Go on and on 66 With a 102-degree temperature 68 Songwriter Irving and philosopher Isaiah 69 News office 70 Platters 71 Enter, as into a computer 72 La ___ opera house 78 One way to get the gravy 79 Middle East strip 80 Bounce back, as sound 82 Afterthoughts at the roundup? 84 Poet, essentially 86 “There’s more ...” 87 Nostradamus, reputedly 88 At one time, at one time 90 Alaska oil conduit 92 Length X width, for a rectangle 93 Advil target 98 Try 99 In a hurry 101 Birdbrain 103 Impassioned 106 Like a witch’s face, in tales 107 “___ we all” (“We share that trait”) 108 Windmill parts 110 Fable finale 112 Adds fat for cooking 113 Troop’s information gatherer 115 Give away 117 Part of a book 119 Big horn 120 Hosiery woe 122 Bass or bitter 123 “___ in cat” (elementary lesson) 125 Holiday drink 126 It may be cast

CRYPTOQUIZ Each of the following cryptograms is a clue to the identity of a Tony award winner. Using the hints F=A and C=R, decipher the clues to name the entertainer.

1. F C T F X M K J F 2. D K M K K G C 3. E F Z T E G W W G C D U I 4. Y F X C O G J ’ D W O C G 5. B F C K S P F B G C This entertainer was nominated for a Tony multiple times and won twice, in 1969 and 1987:

SUDOKU

Solve the puzzle by placing the numbers 1 through 9 in each row, column and box.

06-25-15

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Announcements

Help Wanted

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Carpet/Tile

WORK AT THE BEACH

Seeking experienced Bartender for the very popular Funky Pelican. Also, hiring high volume Line Cooks. Apply in person: 215 S A1A, Flagler Beach.

Commercial Property For Rent 2-SPACES AVAILABLE, 1162 sq.ft and 581 sq.ft. on North Central Ave, corner of Moody Blvd, Flagler Beach. 386.259.8822

Condos For Sale

Did You Know? 26 Bank Owned Condos have SOLD since 1st of the Year. YOU ALSO CAN GET A GREAT BUY!

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Looking for?

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Business Opportunities

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Homes For Sale

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24 In-Ground Pool Homes Heated, Screened & SPA

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LOCALLY

AUTO SERVICE

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9 Bank Owned Condos are available Right Now for your inspection.

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