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THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015

When code enforcement becomes a

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What should the city do about residents who anonymously call in repeated, bogus code complaints against neighbors they don’t like? JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

“There are people who use our code enforcement department as a weapon.” — Councilman Bill McGuire

Code enforcement is supposed to be an impartial process: A call comes in — or a code enforcement officer see a violation on their rounds — they check it out, and they issue a warning if there’s a problem. But it doesn’t always work that way. Instead, code enforcement officers sometimes find themselves used as pawns in neighborhood disputes, with one neighbor calling in repeated anonymous complaints against another neighbor they don’t like. F-section resident Deborah Susswein told the City Council at its regular meeting the evening of July 7 that she’s been the target of such a campaign, and asked the

“I hear more of people getting abused by neighbors than I do of neighbors getting attacked because they complained.”

Bear hunter now sews onesies Nancy Allen created an online sewing boutique after a life of hunting bear and deer in rural New York. JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

— Councilman Steven Nobile

The back porch of Nancy Allen’s Woodlands-area Palm Coast home is covered in bolts of cloth, spools of thread and the machines she uses to shape them into the quilts, blankets and children’s onesies and dresses that are laid in two-foot-deep stacks over a table. A rescued miniature poodle sits in the 56-year-old woman’s lap as she works at the computer on the embroidery designs for her pieces, which take up most of her hours: about 16 a day. But she once spent them in heartier activities: hunting bear and deer the rural New York towns where she grew up and raised a family before her move to Palm Coast. Allen, with trim chin-length hair and a pair of black rimmed glasses, doesn’t look like the kind of person who’d hunt and eat a bear, or spend arduous hours turning maple sap into syrup or canning peaches or milking cows and making her own butter. But she did it all.

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Nancy Allen sews blankets and children’s clothes in Palm Coast.

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Allen didn’t put her own children through that particular torment, but they did learn how to blanch and can peaches, pick berries — and avoid the berry fields’ inevitable rattlesnakes — and make their own applesauce. “We had a food mill that they knew how to crank,” Allen said. “All my kids are used to a lot of work,” as were their friends, who often came over and helped out. “Whoever came to the house knew that they had to work. I had a garden, and they went to pick blueberries with us,” she said. “We rarely ever had less than 15 kids in our house. And what life that is, and what vitality! But I’d rather it happen there than have my kids out on the street.” It was for her children that Allen really began sewing. “If I didn’t know how to sew, my kids would’ve gone to school looking like ragamuffins,” she said. “I would go to the thrift store and get these adult dresses, and tear them apart and make them dresses.” She made them ornate, and sometimes her daughters’ schoolmates asked where they came from. “And my kids were sworn to secrecy. I said ‘Don’t you ever tell them where you got that.’” Better that the other children thought the pretty dresses with the fancy lace and embroidery came from some Parisian boutique. As her children got into high school, Allen said, “I think

they were embarrassed because they didn’t have their Jordache jeans.” They got them when they were old enough to work and pay for them themselves. “That’s just what we had to do,” Allen said. A LITTLE TASTE OF HOME

As Allen’s children went to college — and all of them went — Allen herself returned to school, studying accounting and entering the corporate world, working in Jacksonville. But she soon ended up sewing again. Her manager’s wife, she said, rode show horses and wore ornate show jackets in competitions. “And he said, ‘She spends a fortune on these show shirts. She spends upwards of $2,000, $3,000 for them.’ And I said, ‘Well, I can make them.’” So Allen did, and she “got into the business big.” “At one point I was making six show jackets a day,” she said. Then people asked her to make chaps, so she made those, too, and a few asked for quilts, and she made those. “And they would tell their friends and their friends’ friends,” Allen said. Allen began making children’s clothes again, and quit the corporate world to spend time at home sewing, with Dwight — who digitizes her embroidery patterns for her — by her side. Most of her work is donated. “For stuff that I give away, I probably send out 20 packages a week,” Allen said. “I’ve always

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Nancy Allen creates children’s clothes and other items for her online Teddy Bear Boutique, which she runs through a Facebook page at facebook.com/TeddyBearBoutique.

had a big heart for people who didn’t have much, because of my past. … None of it’s a profitable venture; it just keeps me from getting lonely.” She mentioned a recipient who was a single mom without much money to spend on fancy clothes. “Even single moms that don’t have very much like to have their babies in pretty clothes, and every being is important to me, especially the little beings,” Allen said. But Allen might, yet, put down the sewing needle for a while and take up a rifle once more. “This year I might go back up

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he Florida Legislature passed about 130 new laws this year, many of which went into effect July 1. Among the more controversial are a 24-hour waiting period on abortions — that one has already been challenged by the American Civil Liberties Union — and the repeal of the state’s gay adoption ban. Beer fans can celebrate a law allowing the filling of 64-ounce beer containers called “growlers,” and aerial drone fans are barred from using the gadgets for snooping. Letter carriers in rural areas have been exempted from seat belt laws while on their routes, and the state has specified protocol for isolating patients to control the spread of disease. A collection of the more notable, controversial or odd bills passed this year is listed below. The laws summarized briefly on this page went into effect July 1 unless otherwise noted. — JONATHAN SIMMONS

Education HB 7069

Reduces the number of standardized tests students have to take, and revises a requirement for the uniform opening date of public schools to no earlier than Aug. 10. See flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2015/7069.

Hazardous Walking Conditions HB 41:

“Gabby’s Law for Student Safety” lets school districts make formal requests to fix hazardous walking conditions, and requires the government entities with jurisdiction over the road with the hazard to add the hazard to their next five-year transportation work plan or specify why they won’t. See flsenate.gov/ Session/Bill/2015/0041.

Alcoholic Beverages SB 186

Lets a brewer or vendor fill 64ounce beer containers called “growlers” for drinking off site, places a cap on the number of vendor licenses a brewer can hold, limits the size of cups for beer tastings to 3.5 ounces and requires that tastings be held inside. See flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2015/0186.

Informed Patient Consent to Terminate Pregnancy HB 633

Requires a 24-hour waiting period before a woman can have an abortion and states that an ultrasound must be performed to

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Interception of Wire, Oral, or Electronic Communication HB 7001:

Allows, in certain cases, a minor who is recording someone committing, stating an intention to commit, or confessing to committing an illegal act of physical or sexual abuse against the minor to be exempt from laws that would otherwise make the recording of a conversation without both parties’ consent illegal. See flsenate.gov/Session/ Bill/2015/7001.

Experimental Treatments for Terminal Conditions HB 269

Lets terminally ill patients access certain “Phase 1” clinical trial drugs not yet approved by the FDA, and protects the health professionals or manufacturers who provide them from liability. See flsenate.gov/Session/ Bill/2015/0269.

Surveillance by a Drone SB 76

Bans people or agencies from using aerial drones to capture images of privately owned real property or its owners or occupants without written consent in cases where there’s a reasonable

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expectation of privacy, usually when the people would not have been visible form the ground. There are exceptions for law enforcement agency counterterror use, and for uses like aerial mapping, utility service maintenance and use by a property appraiser’s office. See flsenate. gov/Session/Bill/2015/0766.

Florida Civil Rights Act, Pregnancy SB 982

Amends the Florida Civil Rights Acts, which already prohibited discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, handicap, or marital status, to also prohibit discrimination on the basis of pregnancy. The Act applies to employment and professional certification and licensing; and to food establishments, lodging and public accommodations. See flsenate. gov/Session/Bill/2015/0982.

Rural Letter Carriers SB 160

Exempts rural letter carriers for the United States Postal Service from safety belt usage requirements while they’re on their routes. (Went into effect May 22.) See flsenate.gov/Session/ Bill/2015/0160.

Online Voter Application SB 228

Requires the Division of Elections to create an online voter registration system, which must compare the voter information submitted online with Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles records. The Division of Elections must make a formal report of its progress in creating the new system by Jan. 1, 2016, and potential voters must be able to register and update registrations online by Oct. 1, 2017. The law authorizes $1.8 million in appropriations for the new system. See flsenate. gov/Session/Bill/2015/0228.

school the adopted child. See flsenate.gov/Session/ Bill/2015/7013.

Law Enforcement Body Camera Recordings SB 248

States that videos recorded on a police body camera on private property without the owner’s permission, or in certain medical settings, are exempt from public records requirements. See flsenate.gov/Session/ Bill/2015/0248.

Concealed Weapons During Evacuations SB 290

Lets people forced to leave their homes in an evacuation order during a declared state of emergency carry a concealed weapon or firearm without a concealed weapon or concealed firearm permit. Went into effect May 21, 2015. See flsenate.gov/Session/ Bill/2015/0290.

HIV Testing HB 321

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Public Health Emergencies HB 697:

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Bars local governments doing construction projects in which at least half of the funding comes from state-appropriated funds from using an ordinance to give preference to contractors from their own jurisdiction for that project. See flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2015/0778.

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council to make a change: End the anonymous complaint system. “I think that the anonymity makes for real problems,” she said. In her case, she said, “This neighbor, who I think is cowardly and I think he’s a sniper, he does this, and I know that other people who are making frivolous complaints and sniping can do this more readily, if their complaints are anonymous.” The exact nature of the complaints against Susswein came out in later discussion between the council members when Councilwoman Heidi Shipley, who lives on the same street as Susswein, described the problem as a neighbor “sitting there during the rainy season, which is now, and they’re watching for that grass to hit the code,” then calling in a complaint about it being too long. Susswein said her house, built before her neighbors’, is lower than others around it, which slows down her mowing because the ground’s often too wet. “What makes it difficult to mow when everybody else mows is that I get the Everglades,” she said. “My land is swamped, especially in the backyard.” But City Manager Jim Landon warned that there was a reason for the anonymous code violation complaint system: People who’ve been complained about can retaliate, sometimes criminally, against complainers. Code Enforcement Supervisor Barbara Grossman said complainers often refuse to give their names, and for good reason. “It can get really ugly,” she said. “I mean, to the fact of coming home and their windows have been cracked, spray painted fences — it’s just unbelievable.” “I think, though, there’s two sides,” Councilman Steven Nobile interjected. “There’s that side, and then there’s the side of the neighbor using it as a weapon against their neighbors. … You’re giving me an excuse which I understand, but you’re not addressing the other side. I hear more of people getting abused by

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reliable. “I’m just using a for instance: Four or five times, somebody’s calling in a barking dog compliant,” he said. “And we’ve found it to be totally unfounded — deputies or code enforcement’s sat there, rolled down the windows, did their due diligence, sat down the road with their windows down, not just rolled by and didn’t hear them, but actually sat there for literally half an hour, an hour, and calls still came in — at which time we said, ‘Well, we’re no longer going to respond to anonymous calls to that house based on our discretion,’ and as Mr. Reischmann said, common sense. So that’s how we handle that.” Shipley said there are cases when a complaint might be technically correct — as in the case of the neighbor waiting around for an enemy’s grass to hit code length during the rainy season — but only get reported because someone’s waiting for it to happen and then calling in the violation before their target has had a chance to fix it. Grossman said her officers track the rain and wait for weekends before issuing notices, so people have a chance to mow when it’s dry. “There may be an individual when you’re driving up who says, ‘My lawnmower’s broke,’” she said. “We’ll give them reasonable time, and we’ll come back and do a re-inspection. The lawn is mowed, the case is over.” McGuire turned the discussion away from Susswein’s case and back to anonymous complaints. “The bigger issue here, if there is one, is that there are people who use our code enforcement department as a weapon against you — ‘I live next door to Carman, I don’t like Carman, so I’m going to invent all kinds of stuff to see if I can get him in trouble just because I don’t like him,’” he said. The council directed Landon to schedule the issue for discussion at a workshop after Councilman Jason DeLorenzo said he’d considered some ways of addressing the problem, but thought the matter warranted more discussion. “I think I have some ideas at how we could protect the citizens, but also try to reduce the number of frivolous or retaliatory calls,” DeLorenzo said. “I’ve been looking for what other communities do, and best practices and those types of items as part of the discussion, and probably the volume of repeat calls from citizens and that type of stuff, so we can understand if there really is a problem.”

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neighbors than I do of neighbors getting attacked because they complained.” He proposed a potential solution: collecting names, but not making them public. Protecting malicious complainers, but not their targets, he said, is “addressing half of it. And we seriously need to sit down and fix this, because it is happening a lot on both sides. ...We’ve got to protect both sides.” Grossman said that sometimes code enforcement officers know they’re being misused. “There’s many times that we know that here is another side to the story,” she said. “We know the situation. We know at that time that it’s going to be unfounded; it’s going not to be a code violation. Or we’ll get to the point where we’ll tell them, ‘There’s nothing in the code that says you can’t have cardboard hanging out your garage door, that’s a civil issue, you have to take that up with your neighbor.’ You know, if it’s not a violation, it’s not a violation.” The city’s attorney, Bill Reischmann, reminded council members that a complaint doesn’t automatically trigger a violation notice or fine: It just starts a process of investigation. “If the code enforcement officer receives, for the sake of argument, the 10th complaint on the same property from the same anonymous source in one month, they’re going to grab their investigator, and they’re going to use their common sense — and I see it happen — and if there’s not a code violation, that’s the end of it. If there is a code violation there’s a warning notice.” “I understand that,” Nobile interjected, “but if somebody’s making 10 or 12 calls a month — and when the code enforcement officer goes out, there is no violation — that’s costing me money.” “You bet it is,” Councilman Bill McGuire replied. Sheriff’s Office Cmdr. Mark Carman, head of the Sheriff’s Office’s Palm Coast precinct, said deputies have teamed up with code enforcement officers to determine if complainers aren’t

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Uncertain future for Adults with Disabilities program The Legislature eliminated the Adults with Disabilities program, and the Flagler School District’s grant. JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

Flagler Schools’ Adults with Disabilities program has been stripped of its state grant funding, leaving administrators unsure if they’ll be able to continue the program. “Adults with Disabilities was a grant-supported program that Flagler County has had for over 20 years, and in the most recent funding session, that funding stream was eliminated,” Flagler Technical Institute Director Kevin McCarthy said at a School Board meeting July 7. “It came about unexpectedly; we were unpre-

pared for it.” At this point, McCarthy said, “We’re tasked with, ‘Well, what do we do now?’ We’re very much committed to providing a highquality program, but all the costs were under a grant.” For now, McCarthy said, the district will continue to operate the program in Flagler County — “How we’re going to support that is still evolving,” he said — but is ending a partnership with a Stewart-Marchman-Act facility in Volusia County that let clients

make sub-minimum wage while receiving vocational training. The adults with disabilities program serves 84 people, he said, and “All this came about at a time when our fiscal year was about to start.” The district has been working with Florida Sen. Travis Hutson, who has “really led the charge to help us navigate a lot of confusion, that we’re really not clear what the next steps are,” said Tom Tant, the district’s financial director. The program had a direct economic impact in Flagler County because it freed people who would otherwise be taking care of disabled relatives to spend that time in the workforce, McCarthy said.

Dead body found behind Walmart Someone called the Sheriff’s Office the morning of July 4 to report a dead body behind the Walmart on Cypress Point Parkway. Investigators found no identification on the body, and the person’s name has not been released. A heavily redacted Sheriff’s Office report on the case also doesn’t list the sex or age of the person whose body was found, exactly where it was found or how long it may have been there. and says nothing about a possible cause of death. The Palm Coast Fire Department removed the body, and Sheriff’s Office deputies asked Walmart employees to review their surveillance video of the area.

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The Flagler County School Board discussed a school tax increase at a School Board meeting July 7, voting unanimously to approve a notice to the public that, to receive state education grants, the district’s required portion has increased by 4.07%. “We’re going to actually have a tax increase ad, even though our millage rate is going down — it will be the second lowest millage rate that we’ve had in the last 20 years — even though the millage rate goes down, our total proceeds from that millage rate is more than we received last year, therefore we have to have an ad,” School District Finance Director Tom Tant said. The proposed rate will change, Tant said. “On July 18, the state Board of Education is going to certify the millage rate, the required local effort, so that number will change. Our property appraiser has given us, though, the certified property values, and fortunately they’ve gone up 7.1%. So that is really good for district.” The School Board will vote on the proposed rate at a 5:15 p.m. July 28 meeting at the Government Services Building at 1769 E. Moody Blvd in Bunnell.

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The best thing about minivans is that you can fit a lot of junk in them. The worst part is that you can almost fit a lot more junk in them, and so, when you’re leaving town for a road trip, you somehow squeeze in an extra pillow and a boxed set of Percy Jackson books and a large, stuffed alligator. I recently drove across the country with my wife and kids, and the attempt to keep the vehicle clean was a primary concern. In fact, I even requested and received a Dust Buster as a Father’s Day gift in preparation for this threeweek, 4,800-mile jaunt to a few family reunions in Idaho and Utah and Colorado. I drove just about all of the 80-plus hours, and so most of the mess occurred behind me, pleasantly out of sight. As I finished packing the van outside my in-laws’ house in Denver, gearing up for the

home stretch, my wife, Hailey, came out with some terrible news: She had been given some old dolls and doll furniture from her childhood. “Should I take them?” she asked, with a pained look on her face. I looked at the doll. It had no eyeballs. Hmm. “Well,” I said, “if this were the end of the world, and zombies were chasing you, and you could only pick up one thing, would this be it?” Apparently the answer was yes, because it ended up in the minivan. I tried to console myself by vacuuming up some crumbs in one of the kids’ seats, and instead, the Dust Buster started barfing out sand. I always thought it was supposed to suck things, instead of spitting them out, but oh well. I turned it off and packed it in the back.

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But keeping the van clean is only one problem with a crosscountry road trip. There is also the difficulty of staying awake when you’re surrounded by pretty much nothing except the glare of the sun off the dashboard. My trick is tried

and true: Eat Red Vines until you can’t stand it anymore. Then take a sip of water and a bite of beef jerky, and move on to Starbursts. Many Swedish Fish gave their lives to help us arrive safely home. At one point, I had a nutrition-oriented thought. While shopping, I asked Hailey, “What’s a snack that you can eat a lot of but without calories?” She shrugged and said, “Rice cakes?” That was the end of my nutrition-oriented thought. Twizzlers are better than rice cakes, really.

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Then there is the difficulty of keeping the children happy. Movies are good. Video games are good. Looking out the window doesn’t work as well today as it did in my day. And the bad deeds happen in a blind spot. At one point, Ellie, my

5-year-old, yelled at her 8-year-old brother, Grant: “Give! Me! My! Glow stick!” I was about to yell at Grant for being a troublemaker, but then he said, “Then stop hitting my head with it!” Parenting is tough enough when you can see it all happen, but when it’s all in the dark, in the rear view mirror, it’s impossible to separate the criminals from the victims.

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All that time in the car invites contemplation. It’s healthy; we don’t meditate enough these days. But over time, my mind started playing tricks on me. I started talking to the digitized voice in the GPS. She would tell me to turn right, and I would say, “You got it.” She would tell me to turn left, and I’d say, “Way ahead of you. Turning left now.” It got worse and worse, to the point that I started to ask questions. “Are we there yet?” And, “Are you sure about that?” “What’s the purpose of life?” I asked. I couldn’t tell if she was joking, but she said, “Continue on I-70.”

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If we deny that racism exists, we lose Dear Editor: In response to the letter written by Douglas Glover: How does one lower the illegitimacy rate? Is that monumental task really the responsibility of the NAACP or the Southern Poverty Law Center? If so, more the reason to file a complaint against the school district. Demanding equal opportunity in education is a great way to start. The numbers, if you want to talk percentages, speak for themselves. They indicate that there has been systematic racism perpetrated against black

and minority students. Lack of education leads to the percentages you speak of. So does the failure of the Legislature that would improve the plight of single-parent households, especially for working parents. Daycare is costly and inadequate, and wages for undereducated parents are low. Compared to other developed countries, we are lacking in the resources that would assist the parents that are working two or more jobs to make ends meet. If a fair wage was paid, more parents would be home and able to assist their children obtain B’s

and A’s. As per your statement about certain people pushing programs for people to live off taxpayers, programs that benefit the poor and disabled are not limited to minorities. More whites are on public assistance than minorities. Any benefit derived from a program would help any American citizen, regardless of race. Our education module is what prompted the complaint against the school district. As a result, there has been work done on both sides to improve the academic success of minorities. The tentative agreement

that has been submitted to the School Board by the SPLC will result in a benefit for all students. Unfortunately, too many people have preconceived notions of what the NAACP is about. Google our history. We are the oldest civil rights organization in the world: 106 years old. Founded by whites and blacks in Niagara, New York. To deny racism is to deny the opportunity for change.

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even those people are eligible for some kind of medical insurance but — like me — they can’t afford it? That’s why they go there. I couldn’t afford medical insurance, but I was denied. The only difference? I was over 65. How is that fair? I suspect the real reason they refused to help me is because people of my age tend to have more medical problems. We, the people who need it the most, are not allowed treatment at this “free” clinic. And yet they will see people like that person in your article who destroyed his own health by drinking and drugging. People like me who have always taken care of themselves, never drank, did drugs or smoked, exercised, ate right, did everything I could to stay health — we are refused help. And my only sin? I got old. P.S. Because they refused me medical care, I am now crippled for the rest of my life.

Why can’t we drive on all lanes of Palm Coast Parkway now?

LINDA SHARPE HAYWOOD President, Flagler County NAACP

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Dear Editor: Come on people, let’s try and solve a simple problem. Even if we would prefer to have a pristine landscape with no man made objects in sight (we are past the point of whether the information age has affected the city/county), be reminded that we live with water towers, so we can get in-home delivery. Cell towers are needed to get on the bandwagon of the info highway with the rest of the world’s 21st-century communication system. Like it or not, cell phones and smart devices need the infrastructure to work seamlessly. Progress means you make optimized choices to advance civilization. If you want nature, go out to Princess Place and pitch a tent and camp. If you want Palm Coast to compete/stay abreast of the rest of the world, fix this problem! While you are at this, get Fibernet to make money. Also,

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No free care for me because of my age? Dear Editor: Every time I read an article in the Palm Coast Observer about the Flagler County Free Clinic, I’m tempted to write a letter. This latest issue made me so mad, I finally decided to write that letter. I tried going to this “free” clinic several years ago, and they refused to help me. The reason: I was over 65. They discriminated against me because of my age. They tried to tell me it was because I was eligible for Medicare. But the sad truth was, I could not afford Medicare. How is this different from all those people they do help,

CHARLOTTE SMITH Palm Coast

Dear Editor: The I-95/Palm Coast Parkway interchange improvements are still progressing (very slowly). I asked this back in February: With several of the lanes finished for many months, except for the final layer of paving, that these lanes cannot be finished and opened to relieve some of the traffic congestion. The answer at that time was totally unsatisfactory. They still are not open. Can’t anyone on the Palm Coast City Council force these lanes to be completed and opened? JESSE STONER Palm Coast

Editor: According to the project’s public information officer, the westbound lanes will be finished mid-August 2015. By December 2015, all six-lanes will be open.

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ILLEGAL ‘RECYCLING’ 11:17 a.m. First block of Cypress Point Parkway. Use of fraudulently obtained receipt: Managers at a local big box store thought something was fishy when they saw a young man sifting through the trash in the cans outside the store’s entrance, collecting discarded receipts. The man entered the store — watched by the store’s security personnel — picked a baseball bat off a shelf, then walked over to customer service, showed the receipt, “returned” the bat, and was given $16.02 in cash. A security employee and a store manager stopped the man after he walked out of the store, and deputies arrested him.

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FRIED CHICKEN 8:50 p.m. First block of Shady Lane. Criminal mischief: Someone tried to burn down a 71-year-old Palm Coast woman’s chicken coop, the woman’s daughter told deputies. The daughter said she was at her mother’s home and noticed a fire burning on the outside of the coop at about 8 p.m. It was small and hadn’t caused much damage, and she put it out. But someone who lived nearby had threatened to kill the chickens before, she told a deputy, and the fence to the yard had been cut open. The deputy noted the cut fence and a slight odor that may have been from an accelerant, but wrote in a case report that it wasn’t clear if the fire had been set intentionally, or if it may have been caused by lightning.

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JUST WANTED TO HANG OUT 7:40 p.m. First block of Burning Place. Grand theft: Deputies arrested a 43-year-old Palm Coast man on charges of grand theft for stealing a hammock out of his neighbor’s back yard. The victim told deputies that after he noticed the $300 tan-and-white-striped hammock missing, he checked his surveillance video, which recorded the neighbor stealing the hammock. A deputy viewed the video and confirmed that the person shown stealing the hammock appeared to be the neighbor, then arrested him. FLIP FLOPS AND A HANDGUN 5:49 p.m. First block of Barrington Drive. Assault and battery: A 23-yearold Palm Cast man was driving north on Belle Terre Parkway near Pine Lakes Parkway when he saw a Silver Saturn cutting off other cars. When the Saturn cut him off, he yelled at the car’s driver, then turned on Barrington Drive. The other car turned as well. Both drivers got out of their cars, and the Saturn driver — a balding, shirtless man wearing tan shorts and flip flops — punched the 23-yearold in the face and then said, “I have this” while pulling a black firearm from his waistband, the victim told a Sheriff’s Office deputy. The armed man drove off, heading east on Barrington, as the victim asked a local resident to call law enforcement. A deputy investigating the case wasn’t able to find the Saturn.

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Man killed, woman injured in motorcycle wreck JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

Palm Coast resident Gregory Daniel Fagas, 40, was killed, and 27-year-old Palm Coast resident Nacomi Marie Campbell was injured in a motorcycle wreck in the northbound lanes of Belle Terre Parkway across from the entrance to Belle Terre Elementary School the night of July 4. Fagas died at the scene of the crash, and rescuers took Campbell to Halifax Hospital in Daytona Beach in critical condition. Florida Highway Patrol troopers were dispatched to the scene at about 8:18 p.m. July 4 after a 911 call came in at about 8:09 p.m. Flagler County Sheriff’s Office deputies and Palm Coast Fire Department rescuers also responded to the crash. An FHP traffic homicide investigator at the scene of the crash said that Fagas and Campbell were on the same motorcycle heading north when, “for unknown

reasons, the motorcycle drifted to the northeast” and struck the raised curb of the sidewalk. The motorcycle continued onto the grassy shoulder of the road and struck a school crossing sign, breaking it off at its base, then struck a light pole across from the school, throwing the two riders, and continued down an embankment into a ditch in a wooded area alongside the road. Investigators did not find any helmets at the crash scene. The northbound lanes of Belle Terre Parkway were blocked off at the intersection with Bird of Paradise Drive, as law enforcement officers and first responders handled the crash and began their investigation, and a Saxon’s towing truck removed the motorcycle. The southbound lanes remained open. Rescuers and law enforcement officers left the scene and reopened the northbound lanes of Belle Terre Parkway at about 11:30 p.m.

Angiuoli was presented with a pin, after previous awards were burned after his World War II service. VINCENT DAVIS CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Edward Angiuoli was given a pin for his military service, a thank you card from the Haven Hospice staff in Bunnell, and a certificate of appreciation by volunteers at a ceremony on June 24. It was his pin, though, that made the biggest impact on him. “He felt wonderful,” his wife, Fran, said. “The next day, after he was presented the award, we went to the beach with Flagler County transport, and he wore that pin proudly.” She continued: “When Ed came home, all of his pins and medals, along with his uniform, were burned because his father wanted him to focus on working for him. He didn’t want him to be concerned with going back into the service.” Edward Angiuoli still, however, has awards for good conduct, a victory medal, an Asiatic-Pacific theater ribbon, and an American Theater ribbon while serving in World War II. “I am still trying to get all of his medals back,” Fran Angiuoli said. “He truly deserves that honor for

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The man used a chat and hookup app and offered to pay a 15-year-old $100 for a sex act. JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

The 41-year-old owner of Palm Coast-based Surround Sound DJ and Party Bounces, a company that provides bounce houses and music for children’s parties, was arrested June 30 on charges of soliciting a child after he used a hookup app to arrange to meet a 15-year-old Orange City boy and offered to pay him $100 for sex. The bounce house company’s website includes pictures of the man, Pitt Lane resident Christopher Joseph Pintek, “working with and around multiple children,” according to an Orange City Police Department incident report. Pintek had listed himself under the name “Tim Young Only” and marked his age as 25 on the GPSbased gay chat and hookup app that he used to communicate with the teen, according to an Orange City Police Department incident report. The teen reported the communication, which began about two weeks before, to police, and police officers monitored the conversation, then arrested Pintek when he showed up at a meeting spot he’d prearranged with the boy. FHCP Observer Aging In Ad_10.375x8

Although the app states that users must be 18 to sign up, according to the police report, “juveniles under the age of 18 join after merely clicking the button stating they are 18.” The app uses the GPS systems in users’ cell phones to show users when other users are nearby. Pintek, whose “About” section on the app said that he was “looking young teens that wants to make money” for a particular sex act, messaged the boy using the app June 17, writing, “You wanna meet up I pay you 100.00.” The teenager didn’t reply to him that day, but at about 6:50 p.m. June 30, “Tim Young Only” messaged the teen again, asking him for sex and telling him to send photos of his genitals. Near the beginning of the text conversation, the teenager wrote, “I have something to tell you tho. …I’m not really 18.” “How old,” Pintek replied. “Truth 14. Bout to be 15,” the teen wrote. Pintek replied, “You are hot I am down if you want to meet up.” Pintek asked the boy for his address, and the boy replied, “Not my house. My momma be home.” Pintek asked the boy explicit sexual questions, arranged 6/17/15 3:55 PM Page then 1

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Bounce house company owner charged with soliciting boy for sex Christopher Joseph Pintek

to pick him up alongside the street in his silver pickup truck. Again, Pintek pressed the teen for a picture of his genitalia. A picture was sent Pintek that was found on Google Images, according to the police report. When Pintek arrived at the prearranged pickup spot at Coleman Park on Blue Springs Avenue and texted, “OK here,” police units “descended upon the silver 2015 Nissan pickup truck,” and the officer who wrote the case report turned on emergency lights, told Pintek to step out of the truck, and detained him. A police officer asked Pintek why he’d tried to meet up with a 14-year-old, and Pintek said the site was for people over 18 “and he simply ignored it” when the teen said he as 14, according to the incident report. His phone, still open to the app showing the conversation with the teen, was in the truck, and Pintek’s tattoos matched tattoos shown in the profile picture for “Tim Young Only.” Pintek was charged with using a computer to seduce, solicit or lure a child and with traveling to seduce, solicit or lure a child. Contact News Editor at jonathan@palmcoastobserver.com.

Don’t use Florida Park Drive as cut-through The following is an adapted news release from the city of Palm Coast communications office: The city of Palm Coast would like to remind all residents that Florida Park Drive is a busy roadway that runs through a residential neighborhood with many pedestrians, bicyclists and children at play in their yards. The speed limit is 30 mph and is closely monitored and strictly enforced. The city respectfully requests all residents to be considerate of their neighbors and use main roadways, rather than residential streets, whenever possible. For Florida Park Drive, good alternatives for travel through Palm Coast are Palm Harbor Parkway and Old Kings Road. The city of Palm Coast has been studying traffic on Florida Park Drive and plans to further evaluate traffic on the roadway in the future, after the Matanzas Interchange and related roadwork is completed, the Island Walk shopping center reopens, and Holland Park reconstruction is completed. In the meantime, residents are asked to take a main roadway, rather than Florida Park Drive, whenever possible. Motorists who must use Florida Park Drive should be extra cautious about the speed limit and watch for pedestrians, cyclists and children.

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Deputies seek help identifying credit card thief Flagler Sheriff’s detectives are seeking the public’s help to identify a man who tried to use stolen credit cards at a Flagler Beach Kangaroo, a Walgreens on State Road 100 and a St. Augustine Walmart. The thief stole the credit cards, and about $3,500 of other items, from a car in the parking lot at 145 Cypress Point Parkway June 15. Surveillance footage from the Walgreens on S.R. 100 show that the suspect was a white man with short blond hair, wearing a white short sleeved, button-up shirt untucked over khaki shorts and white Nike shoes with a black logo. He had a bracelet on his right wrist. The Sheriff’s Office has asked anyone with information to call Detective Robert Blanton at 586-4801 or to call Crime Stoppers at 888-2778477. Crime Stoppers tipsters can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward of up to $1,000.

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A 36-year-old Palm Coast man was arrested July 28 on charges that he raped a 13-year-old girl in his care in May 2014. The man, Waldemar Rivera, had been in the girl’s life for 10 years and “had a history of verbal altercations with her mother,” according to a Sheriff’s Office charging affidavit. He went by the nickname “Macho” and smoked weed regularly, sometimes with the young teen, the victim told investigators. The victim told an investigator during a forensic interview that on May 11, 2014, Rivera bought her a pack of cigarettes, smoked marijuana with her, took her to dinner and gave her alcohol, then brought her back to a house and raped her. When the two arrived at the house, the victim told investigators, Rivera sat down next to her on a couch and asked her, “Do you want to feel something you have never felt before?” The girl thought he had a different kind of drug and asked him what he was talking about, she told investigators, and he replied by telling her to take off her shorts, according to the affidavit. She told him, “No,” and he replied, “I am sorry, I didn’t mean to,” but then stood up, pushed back the recliner couch seat she was sitting on and “surrounds himself all on top of her,” according to the affidavit. The girl told investigators he then removed her clothes and performed a sex act on her. She told investigators that she “froze up and started freaking out,” then told him to stop. He did, and she dressed and went outside to smoke a cigarette. He followed her out, according to the affidavit, and said he was sorry and that “she must hate him now,” and she replied that they were “OK.” She said she feared his anger and did not want to do anything that would make him react violently, according to the

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affidavit. Rivera repeatedly told her to hit him, the girl told the investigator, but she said no because “she has seen him do that to her mother and it turns out bad. So she kept calm and focused on keeping calm so she could get out of the house,” according to the affidavit. When Rivera fell asleep watching TV, the girl grabbed his phone and called a friend to come get her. Then she called her mother, while her friend’s mother called law enforcement. The girl then ran out of the house. A deputy who showed up at the house to check into a report of a possible sexual battery knocked and got no response, though he could see a TV on inside and lights come on in one of the rooms. Rivera finally came to the door, saying he’d been in the shower. Deputies checked it: It was dry. Then he changed his story and said he’d been about to get into the shower. When deputies asked him where the girl was, he said she was inside. She wasn’t. Deputies were filling out missing person paperwork on the girl when the girl’s friend’s mother called and said the 13-year-old had arrived at her house crying and shoeless and saying that Rivera had sexually assaulted her. Law enforcement officers picked up the girl. A warrant was issued for Rivera’s arrest on June 26, 2015, and he was arrested at about 6:09 a.m. June 28 and taken to the Flagler County jail. He is being held on $100,000 bond.

cal year budget was rated in four categories: as a policy document, as a financial plan; as an operations guide; and, as a communications device. Lorie Bailey-Brown, financial services director, has worked on award-winning budgets for the county going back to the first budget that received the award – the 2009-2010 budget under Tom Klinker, the former director of the department. She and her staff – Tammy Patten, budget manager, and Kelly Freshcorn and Lauren Shank, both budget analysts – are in the midst of pulling together the 2015-2016 budget. “Staff is mindful of the Government Finance Officers Association standards as they prepare the budget,” County Administrator Craig Coffey said. “There is some very detailed information the GFOA asks for, and they are looking for a document that is outstanding.”

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SPORTS Palm Coast is the only place Dillan Walls has ever been able to call home.

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t the conclusion of his sophomore season, Dillan Walls won Most Versatile Offensive Lineman for the Bulldogs. There wasn’t, really, any competition. He had been trained to move around his entire childhood. A domestic family situation caused Walls and his family to go from city to city, and, due to their constant moving, he rarely got the chance to make any friends throughout elementary school. “I never had anything real,” Walls said. “I had no place to call home, no friends, and it was no fun. I hated school because I never knew anyone, and I never knew where I was going to end up next.” In his later elementary years,

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Walls met Rubin, a next-door neighbor. Rubin would take Walls to play sports in the neighborhood parks, but, right when it seemed like he had finally found a friend, Walls had to move again. “We lived in an apartment building, and the lady on the bottom fell asleep with a cigarette in her hand and burned down our place,” he said. “That was probably the hardest time I ever had, moving, because Rubin was the only friend I ever had.” To cope with loneliness and the never-ending migration cycle, Walls joined football teams wherever he went. “It has always just been football for me,” Walls said. “Football was my outlet for everything.” Walls went to six different elementary schools, and he never lived anywhere for more than a year, until his family moved to Palm Coast at the beginning of his sixth-grade year. In middle school, he met Flagler Palm Coast’s quarterback Dalton Thomas, with whom he’s become best friends, and he’s been protecting him on the offensive line ever since. “Coming to and staying in Palm Coast has meant a lot to me because I finally have stability and lifetime friends,” Walls said. “I have a brotherhood and football family now, and I finally have a home. They are there for me on and off the field. If I’m going through family problems at home, or if school is getting to me,

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or those who traveled to the beach or sat in their backyards, grilling hot dogs and burgers, wrapped in the American flag, wearing American memorabilia or sporting the nation’s red, white and blue to take in the fireworks on Independence Day, they didn’t have to wait long for another chance to flaunt their patriotism. The following day, the United States Women’s National Team avenged its 2011 World Cup loss by beating Japan in blowout fashion. In the midst of a great national win, however, appeared the fan police, who, at one time, wanted the nation to watch more soccer, but, when it did, attempted to thwart the country’s joy of seeing its new favorite ladies win the most coveted soccer trophy for the first time since 1999. The fan police started issuing tickets, calling everyone else “bandwagon fans.” I don’t understand bandwagon patrollers. Where were they, when nearly the entire nation cheered for the Chicago Bulls in the late ’80s and early ’90s, but, when Jordan retired, they, just like the people they criticize, hopped off the Bulls’ bandwagon. Also, why are there so many Dallas Cowboys fans? Does it not have anything to do with their glory days in the ’70s and ’90s, when they racked up five Super Bowl rings? Why do the Jacksonville Jaguars struggle with attendance and ratings? Yep. Credit their mediocre-to-subpar game performances. Having said all of that, there is nothing wrong with having a favorite team or being a loyal fan. I can only imagine the joy Boston fans felt after the Red Sox embarrassed the Yankees on the way to the pennant in 2004, ending an 86-year drought. A lot of those fans endured years of failure to experience that moment. All sports fans want to experience moments like that, especially when they’re cheering for a team that’s playing for the country. It shouldn’t matter that a lot of their supporters probably couldn’t name 90% of the team, or if the World Cup final was the fans’ introduction to the sport. What should matter the most is that, when the U.S. Women’s National Team flies back across the Atlantic Ocean, they will be welcomed by thousands of their fellow citizens showing them the most support they’ve ever experienced. Go USA! Email Jeff Dawsey at jeff@ palmcoastobserver.com.

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Flagler Palm Coast’s track and cross country runners Ka’Deem Wynn and Justin Pacifico took first and second place overall in the annual Celebration 5K run on Saturday, July 4, in Flagler Beach. “That was a huge stepping stone for me,” Wynn said. “I didn’t go under 17 minutes, but I ended up winning the race, and I ran 17:10, which is a four-second personal record. Talk about a great confidence booster.” In the female division, Carrie Meng and FPC’s Sophia Clark finished second and third overall. Other local division winners were: Male: Sean Snyder, 1-14; Jonathan Ling, 15-19; Vlad Gordon, 20-24; Luke Williams, 30-34; Scott Hall, 35-39; Todd Mellow, 45-49; Jody Marolf, 50-54; Bob Hamlin, 60-64; Bob Broadwater, 70 and over. Female: Bryanna Pado, 1-14; Kristie Albano, 15-19; Alora Sullivan, 20-24; Jessie Magee, 35-39; Heidi Alves, 40-44; Annmarie Brennan 55-59; Marianne Harris, 60-64; Carol Lager, 70 and over.

Lewin Richards, Sue MacDonald and a handful of locals spent their Independence Day morning running in the fourth-annual Firecracker four- and 10-mile races Saturday, July 4, on Daytona Beach. Richards finished 11th overall, first in his division in the four-mile race, and MacDonald placed 40th, also first in her division in the 10-mile run.

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Kudos! FPC wrestling team named All-America Flagler Palm Coast High School achieved All-American status by placing eighth out of 50 competing schools in the AAU Scholastic National Duals that was held from June 29 to July 2, at the Wide World of Sports. In competition, the Bulldogs went 9-3 over the course of the tournament, and these are the wrestlers that were awarded All-American honors: Avery Holder 11-1, Alfred Shavers 11-1, Anthony Maia 11-1, Michael DeAugustino 9-3, Evyn Insalaco 9-3, Jake Trivett 9-3, Vincent Ebanks 6-3 and Tariq Johnson 3-2.

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JUNE 30: Teams: Best Net Two Balls: Sharon Downes, Mary Culver, Suzette Sweeny and Mia Marchio 125, Judy Riley, Patty Baldini, Marcia Munsterman and Sally Castellari 127, Kaye Boyer Ryan, Jackie Poole, Marilyn Gingles and Anne McDougall 128; Chip-ins: No. 7 Camile Hinsch, No. 14 Mary Culver and Sally Castellari, No. 17 Patty Baldini.

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This spacious pool home on a freshwater canal leading to Bird of Paradise Lake offers 5 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, perfect for a large family, and includes tile in all wet areas, a large kitchen and a den/ bonus room as well as a 6x6 dock. MLS #210923. Bo Ankrom, Realtor – 386-931-5101 Real Living Palm West Home Realty, Inc. Directions: Belle Terre to Bud Hollow, home on right.

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CHARLES UMPENHOUR, INC. • Facing Foreclosure? Call us we may be able to help! • Property you want to sell? Call for a free market analysis! • Have a house sitting empty? Call us about renting it! • Looking for a home? Call us about buying or renting! LV9912

3BR, 2.5 Bath, 2244 SF courtyard pool home. Dock in place, new bathrooms, new A/C, granite tops. Tile throughout, central vac, many extras. 33 Crystal Bay Ct., Palm Coast. LV10325

One of a kind villa, offering everything you’ve ever dreamed of & more! Nestled near a private lake and backs up to protected conservation land. 2 bedroom, 2 bath plus garage. ALL utilities, meals and housekeeping included in price! Las Palmas Independent Senior Living 386-447-3667

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FAIRWAYS

Enjoy maintenance free living in The Fairways! Amenities include a heated and screened pool, sauna, clubhouse/game room, full kitchen, tennis courts. Centrally located ~ Jimmy Millhollin & Annette Gardinal close to shopping and the beach! Brokers/Owners

3 Units Available

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$90,000-$110,000

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CANAL HOME

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Saltwater Canal Home in Palm Coast. Excellent condition with 3/2/2, boat dock with 8500 LB Boat lift, jet ski lift, bulkhead, lots of out door entertaining space. $339,000 James A. Walden, Broker Associate GRI, CDPE, SRES, SFR, ABR, AHWD, e-PRO, GREEN RE/MAX Select Professionals 25 Old Kings Rd. Ste 3-A, Palm Coast, FL 32137 386-986-0344 • www.JamesAWalden.com Search All Florida Properties

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386-246-8585 Palm Coast, FL

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386-673-7001 Ormond Beach, FL

3 Bedroom Home with 1840 sq.ft., screened porch and fenced yard. Flexible floor plan~extra room at front makes a wonderful office/den/playroom. Located on a street with Jimmy Millhollin & Annette Gardinal pride of ownership Brokers/Owners

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MOVE IN READY POOL HOME

9 Cimmaron Drive: Spectacular 4bed/3bath pool home with 2 master suites. Open floor plan, updated kitchen, large screened-in pool and spa. The living area and the 2 master suites feature new Travertine floors. $229,900 Gabi Incorvaia, Broker Associate 386-986-7336 • PalmCoast@me.com GRI, SFR, TRC, CREN, SRES, GREEN, ILHM

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$168,900

(386) 246-8585

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25 Old Kings Rd N ste 3A Palm Coast, FL 32137

FULLY RENOVATED

Over 2,000 sq. ft. 3BR/ 2.5 BA in Sunrise Villas. Private courtyard entrance, new kitchen with ss appliances, granite counters and wood cabinets $174,900

Pam Capela

386-283-4966 Office 386-283-4967 Fax 386-986-6284 Cell 25 Old Kings Rd N ste 3A Palm Coast, FL 32137

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Pam Capela

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JUST LISTED

386-283-4966 Palm Coast, FL

POOL HOME Just listed, with 3 car garage, oversized fenced lot. 3BR w/ Den, porcelain tile floors, new frieze carpeting. Chef’s kitchen with 42" cabinets, double pantries. Saltwater pool! Showings by Appointment, owner occupied. Gail Downs

$274,900 (386) 503-7181

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18 KALAMAZOO TRAIL, PALM COAST

OPEN HOUSE 7/9/15 11-2PM

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Come see this great home in Quail Hollow that shows like a MODEL! 4 bedroom, 2 bath & almost everything is NEW with a large covered screened lanai. $179,900 Doug & Tammy Colpoys, Broker Associate

3BR/2BA split floorplan custom wood, carpet & tile. Kitchen w/ island, upgraded cabs, NEWER APPLIANCES. NEW A/C in '13. NEW Roof in '06. FENCED YARD. OVERSIZED DETACHED GARAGE w/ WORKSHOP. TERMITE BOND IN PLACE. $149,900 Bianca Lovett

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ReMax Select Professionals • 25 Old Kings Rd N Ste 3 386-931-1252 • Cell 904-635-0922

3400 SF LUXURY HOME

3BR/2BA. French doors into den, mstr bath w/ garden tub and separate shower. Lg family room w/ sliders to large yard. Canal beyond trees in yard. $170,000

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Master w/ tray ceiling, HUGE walk-in closet, his & her sinks, tub and separate shower. Plenty of cabinet and counter space in the kitchen, smooth top stove, breakfast nook. Jimmy Millhollin & Gardinal French doors lead to your large covered back Annette Brokers/Owners porch. 115 foot reserve between lots. (386) 246-8585

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2 Mstr Stes, Dual-zoned A/C & hot water heaters, gourmet kitchen w/ custom cabinets, & ss appliances. Lanai w/ summer kitchen, 1/2 BA & outdoor shower w/ inside access. Paver driveway & screened garage. Large utility room w/ sink & refrigerator. Bianca Lovett

HOLIDAY Morro Bay Great Room floor-plan model in Indian Trails, Cul-de-sac. Open eat-in kitchen, fenced yard, screened lanai & open arbor patio, architectural shingles, formal living & dining rooms, all appliances & new A/C unit in '14. $159,900 Bianca Lovett

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JULY 9, 2015

YOUR NEIGHBORS Beauty on the sand: Meet the winners.

ain or shine, the show went on. The 2015 Miss Flagler County Scholarship Pageant was held in Flagler Beach’s Veterans Park this year, where four of Flagler’s own young ladies competed. Third runner up and best evening gown went to Kelly Bryl. Second runner up went to Baylee Mills. First runner up, best bathing suit and winner of the 19th-annual Trez Frassrand Scholarship was Sara D’Esposito. That means Brie Smith took home best personality as well as becoming Miss Flagler County 2015. Miss Flagler County 2014 Windsor Mills had the honor of handing out the awards to the ladies, as well as crowning the new queen, Brie Smith.

Brie Smith: Miss Flagler County 2015

— HALEY MARTIN

Brie Smith won best personality as well as Miss Flagler County 2015. Photos by Haley Martin

Baylee Mills was the second runner up.

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Last year’s winner, Windsor Mills, presented the awards. First runner up, best bathing suit and winner of the 19th-annual Trez Frassrand Scholarship was Sara D’Esposito.

Kelly Bryl was third runner up, as well as winner of the best evening gown.

Who came home with the winning sashes?

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Flagler Beach Patriots E

Siblings Lola and Ruby Mazuryan

xtravagant floats decorated as giant cakes and submarines drifted down A1A at on July 4. Spectators gathered from all across Florida to watch the mile-long parade make its way from North Sixth Street to South Sixth Street. Many spectators joined in the fun while making signs and dressing up with all of their Independence Day attire.

— ANASTASIA PAGELLO

Photos by Anastasia Pagello

Above: The Flagler County Firetrucks assembled towards the end of the parade. Left: Marine Corps League 876 member Darrell Muir

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4 Wilson Pl 1666 SF 3/2.5 + 10 X 33 Screened Patio, New Roof & Appliances PENDING SALE $139,000 27 Claridge Ct. S., Point Pool Lot 200’ on water. 3/2.5 Watch the boats go by to the ICW. PENDING SALE $339,000 9 Burning Tree Pl 2238 SF 3/2.5 Screened Pool/Patio Home Updated & New Appliances, $4,000 in cash bonus. $249,000 1 Waterloo Pl 2201 SF 3/2.5 Workshop, Florida Room, ESTATE SALE. $5,000 in Credit or Cash. $179,000 19 Zither Ct Built 2004 3/2 end of street, Hardwood & Tile Floors, Washer, Dryer. PENDING SALE $155,000

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1 Emmons Lane - Cypress Knoll 2,972 Sq. Ft. - 4/3 Screened Pool Built 2001 - Leased for $1,700 Month until May 2016

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BUILDING AND WATERFRONT LOTS Railroad Street 4 AC, Ormond Beach, FL $35,000 99 Beaverdam Lane 12,500 Corner Lot $25,000 9 Big Dipper Lane 95 x 110 SF Lot $30,000 7399 South West 147 Avenue - 10 Acre, Morriston, FL Sell or Trade Bring Offer $199,000 1 Columbus Court - 130’ Waterfront Sell Or Trade $159,000

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New 201 Beechwood Ln. 1,879 SF 3/2 Screened/Pool Patio/small pet OK, LEASED until April 2016,

Many areas of Flagler county now open for new business homeowner policies!

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RENTAL OR INCOME PALM COAST, FOR SALE

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We miss you & love you

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THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015

Sheriff Jim Manfre waves with his wife, Cornelia Manfre, atop a Flagler Beach Police patrol boat.

Liza Trivett proudly waves her American Flag.

Local entertainer Bruce Bryant provides the music for a patriotic flag bearer.

Mayor Linda Provencher sits up front with Rudy Andrea, with Disabled American Veterans Cmdr. Ray Parker and Tavarez Richardson in the back. Samson Carroll relaxes with a ride in the red wagon.

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802 Sterthaus Drive Suite A, Ormond Beach, FL

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A Grand Old Party A s the sky deepened to a vibrant blue, fireworks erupted over the lake at Town Center on July Fourth. Before the fireworks started, a dance party took place around the main stage, courtesy of Beach 92.7. Kids of all ages enjoyed the booths and activities throughout the park. A handful of these included a kiddie train, dunk tank, corn hole and bounce houses.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; ANASTASIA PAGELLO Photos by Anastasia Pagello

Hannah McGuire wins second place in the hula-hoop contest. Above: Fireworks made a beautiful display over Town Center's lake and fountain.

Skylar, Ayden and Ethan Hally enjoy their face paint masks. A large dance party kicked off the celebration and reverberated around the park.

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356 Ocean Crest Drive HAMMOCK BEACH 40 x 175, Golf Course/Ocean View, Private Community, Build your “DREAM” home. $700,000 Call Bill Mazziotti @ 386-793-6656

26 Curry Court PALM HARBOR 3/3/2, 2358 L.S.F. , Salt Water Canal, 180’ Waterfront, In-Ground Pool, All Brick Home, Fireplace. $459,926

45 Palmwood Drive PINE GROVE 4/2/2, 2476 L.S.F. In-Ground Pool/Spa, Double lot, Fireplace, California Closets, Newer Kitchen w/Granite. $269,000

Call Kathy McEnaney @ 386-793-5423

184 Arena Lake Drive HIDDEN LAKES 3/2/2, 1578 L.S.F. Paytas custom, Lakefront, Granite/SS kitchen, Low HOA’S $249,900 Call Alicia Moore or Shellie Keever @ 904-471-6112 or 386-569-9329

51 Bird of Paradise Drive INDIAN TRAILS 3/2/2, 1726 L.S.F. In-ground pool, Former ICI Model, Oversized garage, NICE! $195,000

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33 Wasserman Drive PINE LAKES 3/2/2, 2400 L.S.F. Classic floor plan with sparkling pool, On 16,000 S.F. corner lot. $189,900 Call Alicia Moore 904-471-6112 or Shellie Keever 386-569-9329

Siblings, Arrayah, Aleiyah and Shaun Wilkins, celebrate Fourth of July with their family.

THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015

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Joshua Jeffers takes home a prize and wins the hula-hoop challenge.

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Toyota St. Augustine's Bucky Beaver celebrates with Ciara Glover.

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THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015

IT’S READ EVERYWHERE

PETS OF TH E WEEK SECOND CHANCE RESCUE

Headed on a great trip? Make sure to take your Observer along!

Animal adoptions 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays at PetSmart, 5270 E. State Road 100. Also, visit second-chance-rescue.org.

Snap a photo of you holding your Observer on vacation. Submit: shanna@palmcoastobserver.com. ITALY. Kathy and John Rybacki, of Palm Coast, recently traveled to Europe with a stop in Venice, Italy, to enjoy a ride on a gondola. Their favorite part, of course, was reading the Palm Coast Observer.

Hasani is a 5-year-old hound.

THE FLAGLER HUMANE SOCIETY ADOPTIONS

Adoptions 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays, at 1 Shelter Drive. Visit flaglerhumanesociety. org.

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Dr. Iheme is now welcoming new patients ages 2 and up and accepts most insurances. Office Location: 120 Cypress Edge Drive, Suite 202 Palm Coast, FL 32164 To schedule an appointment with Dr. Iheme, call (386) 693-9053.

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Bolt (top) and Tiko are a pair! Bolt is a 5-yearold Labrador-pit bull-terrier mix. Tiko, 7, is a Chihuahua-miniature pinscher mix.

Cornelia’s Commercial Corner

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Mogli is a 2-year-old Persian mix.

NEED SPACE? WE’VE GOT GREAT SPACE AND A GREAT LOCATION. Palm Coast Medical Arts Building located along Route 100 directly across from the Florida Hospital Flagler. Join Dr. Angelov of Dentique Dental and Dr. Vincent Verdeflor, Pediatrician. Units available from 1,000-10,000sf. MLS#208546

IN THE HEART AND CENTER OF THE CITY OF BUNNELL. Income generating Professional Building - 16,988 SqFt. with parking on lg paved area. Frontage along SR-100 next to Flagler County Sheriff’s ‘NEW’ Operations Ctr in Flagler’s County Seat, Bunnell. Long term tenants occupy 90% of building with (1) office space available for lease. Call David Alfin 386-585-0903 for appointment MLS#213844 NEED SPACE? Located along Old Kings Road, convenient location for 1,655sf-4,919sf. Excellent lease rate and incentives. Building also available for sale. MLS#211960

CENTRALLY-LOCATED IN THE CITY OF BUNNELL, catty corner from the new Flagler County Sheriff’s Operation Ctr in the County Seat, this former private hospital has a finished area of 32,166 square feet allowing opportunities to abound for new development project with funding potential. Call David Alfin 386-585-0903 for appointment MLS#213853

Cornelia Manfre 386.931.9256

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Watson Realty Corp

1410 Palm Coast Pkwy NW Palm Coast, FL 32137 175181

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THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015

Little Miss Sunshine

torm clouds rolled into Flagler Beach just as the Miss Junior and Little Miss Flagler County pageant began on Sunday, July 5. The event was transitioned inside of Flagler Beach’s Town Hall to accommodate the large crowd. First to take the stage were the Miss Junior Flagler County girls, who wowed the crowd with their cute casual wear. Next up came the Little Miss Flagler County, ages 5-7, and then 8-11. The night ended with awards given to the best dress and quickest wits. — ANASTASIA PAGELLO Photos by Anastasia Pagello

Riley Eddy (Queen), Haley Brooke Stephenson, Madelynn Olivia and Lexi Wright

Hannah Blevins came in first runner up for Miss Junior Flagler County as well as being awarded for Best Dress.

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Jaysonia Nottage came in third runner up for Miss Junior Flagler County and was also awarded for showing the best casual wear. From left to right: Amirah Kardas (first place), Abigail Branham, Aaliyah Marie Glover, and Payton Blackburn

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THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015

YOUR CA LE NDA R THURSDAY, JULY 9

EXPLORATORY BEACH HIKE 9 a.m. at Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area at Flagler Beach. A master naturalist will lead visitors on a beach excursion. Begins at the beachside pavilion. Cost is included in the park entrance fee. Call 517-2086. PALM COAST BIG RED BUS BLOOD DRIVES 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. at CVS Pharmacy, 1 Old Kings Road S. Free Epic movie ticket voucher. AMERICAN GIRL 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway NW. For ages 6 and older. Stories, activities, crafts and refreshments based on books in the American Girl book series. This month’s program features Grace Thomas, the 2015 American Girl of the Year. Refreshments provided by The Friends of the Library. Registration not required. Call 446-6763.

FRIDAY, JULY 10

NEVAEH’S LOVE ENOUGH CD RELEASE PARTY 7 to 9 p.m. at AACS Cultural Society. “SHREK: THE MUSICAL JR.” 7:30 p.m. at the Flagler Playhouse, 301 E. Moody Blvd, Bunnell. Also held at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. July 11 and at 1 p.m. July 12. Cost is $10-15. Call 586-0773. MOVIE IN THE PARK: ‘BACK TO THE FUTURE’ 8:40 p.m. at Central Park in Town

Center, 975 Central Ave. Movies in the Park is offered by Palm Coast Parks & Recreation on the second Friday of the month. Flagler Sheriff’s PAL will be selling popcorn and soft drinks. Bring blankets, lawn chairs, bug spray. Call 986-2323.

SATURDAY, JULY 11

SATURDAY CRAFTS 10 to 11:30 a.m. at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway NW. Materials supplied. Registration is not required. Call 446-6763. FOOD GIVEAWAY 1 to 3 p.m. at the First Church of Palm Coast. 91 Old Kings Road N. Hosted by the Women’s Missionary Society. Call 446-5759. JAM SESSIONS 2 p.m. at Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area at Flagler Beach. Feel free to bring snacks and nonalcoholic drinks. Pre-registration is not requested but not required. Please contact the park at 517-2086. ‘OFF THE WALL’ SUMMER ART SALE 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the Flagler County Art League Gallery, 160 Cypress Point Parkway, Suite 207C. Opening reception free and open to the public. Free food, wine and lots of fine art. Through Aug. 31. Call 986-4668. ‘PUBLIC ART AND SCULPTURE’ 6 to 8:30 p.m. to the Flagler County Art League Gallery, 160 Cypress Point Parkway. The

Gargiulo Art Foundation sponsors the Palm Coast Public Art project and places the art throughout the community. Collaboration by GAF and the Flagler County Art League. Five other galleries in Palm Coast will also participate.

SUNDAY, JULY 12

SPCA SHOT CLINIC 9 to 10:30 a.m. at the Ice House Saloon, 810 State St. Bunnell. The second clinic will be from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 204 St. Joe Plaza off Palm Coast Parkway. The third clinic will be from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. at Wickline Park, Flagler Ave. All vaccinations are administered by a licensed veterinarian. Cash only for the shots. Call 748-8993. PALM COAST BIG RED BUS BLOOD DRIVES 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Blood Drive Bash on the Beach, Veterans Park, Flagler Beach. Two bus events. Grilling hot dogs for donors, plus each donor will receive a free Epic Theatres ticket voucher and a free T-shirt. VBS JOURNEY OFF THE MAP 6 to 9 p.m. at First Baptist Church of Palm Coast, 6050 Palm Coast Parkway NW. From July 12 to July 16. Call 445-2020.

MONDAY, JULY 13

FIREFIGHTER KIDS CAMP 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Frieda Zamba Swimming Pool classroom, 339 Parkview Drive. July 13 to 17. Campers will visit a fire

station and use regulation fire equipment. They will learn firefighting techniques, the concept of CPR and first aid, home and fire safety and how to properly use a fire extinguisher. Bring a bathing suit and towel on Wednesday and prepare to get wet. Cost is $60 for the week. Pre-registration required. Call 986-2323. PALM COAST BIG RED BUS BLOOD DRIVES 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Golden Corral, 225 Cypress Edge Drive. Free Epic Movie ticket voucher, plus a coupon for $1 off buffet for all donors. AMERICAN LEGION FLAGLER POST 115 6 p.m. at VFW Hall 47 N. Old Kings Road. Installation of officers, plus dinner. All American Legion members invited.

TUESDAY, JULY 14

‘NOT EVERY HERO WEARS A CAPE!’ PRESENTED BY TOMMY JOHNS 9:30 a.m. for ages 3-5 and 11

a.m. for ages 6 and older at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway NW. Educational entertainment specialist Tommy Johns will show audiences how everyone can be a hero through magic, puppets, lots of comedy, storytelling and audience participation. Free. Funded by The Friends of the Library. Attendance may be limited. Call 446-6763. HISTORICAL BUS TRIP 10 a.m. at the Holden House, 204 E. Moody Blvd. Returns at 2:30 p.m. The cost is $15 which does not include lunch at the Bull Creek Fish Camp. Call 439-5003. MULTIPLE MYELOMA SUPPORT GROUP 3:30 p.m. at Florida Hospital Flagler, Classroom D, 60 Memorial Medical Parkway. Call 586-2065.

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PALM COAST BIG RED BUS BLOOD DRIVES 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, 4600 Belle Terre Parkway. Free Epic Theatres ticket voucher. BRIDGE AND GAMES 1 to 4 p.m. at 1524 S. Central Ave., Flagler Beach. The Flagler Woman’s Club invites you to come and play bridge. Call Nancy Bixon at 439-5046 to reserve your spot. Email calendar@palmcoastobserver.com.

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family residence at 24 Kalamazoo Trail. John DeFreitas was issued a $14,000 permit for an addition at 29 Lansing Lane. Southern Screen LLC was issued a $13,000 permit for an alteration at 25 Zaun Trail. Millers Screen was issued a $12,000 permit for an alteration at 80 Bressler Lane. A Certified Screen was issued an $11,000 permit for an addition at 142 Arena Lake Drive. A Certified Screen was issued an $11,000 permit for an addition at 120 Arena Lake Drive. G & T Contractors was issued a $9,000 permit for an alteration at 36 Auberry Drive. Millers Screen was issued an $8,000 permit for an addition at 35 Fircrest Lane.

APPLICATION SUBMITTALS Superwash Express Inc. submitted an application for a special exception for Palm Coast Superwash Carwash at 110 Cypress Point Parkway. Infinity Engineering Group, Inc. submitted an application for a technical site plan tier 1 for Bank of America at 4850 Belle Terre Parkway.

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Adams Homes was issued a $321,000 permit for a singlefamily residence at 7 Renmont Place. Seagate Homes was issued a $321,000 permit for a singlefamily residence at 27 Erickson Place. D.R. Horton was issued a $296,000 permit for a singlefamily residence at 67 Club House Drive. Adams Homes was issued a $285,000 permit for a singlefamily residence at 103 Belvedere Lane. Seagate Homes was issued a $285,000 permit for a singlefamily residence at 17 Fernon Lane. Seagate Homes was issued a $271,000 permit for a singlefamily residence at 11 Evansville Lane. Skyway Builders Inc. was issued a $266,000 permit for a single-family residence at 21 Ellington Drive. Amaral Custom Homes was issued a $244,000 permit for a single-family residence at 21 Fenhill Lane. Paytas Homes was issued a $240,000 permit for a singlefamily residence at 99 Arena Lake Drive. Adams Homes was issued a $232,000 permit for a singlefamily residence at 3 Slumberland Path. Paytas Homes was issued a $232,000 permit for a singlefamily residence at 125 Arena Lake Drive. Auburn Homes was issued a $172,000 permit for a single-

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Plantation Bay Intervest at Plantation Bay sold the home at 632 Elk River Drive to Deborah Spelman, of Ormond Beach, for $379,437. Built in 2015, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,335 square feet of living area.

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Hammock Dunes home tops the sales list for Flagler County residential real estate transactions the week of to May 14-20. Fred and Nora Greenblatt, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 1 Via Salerno to Carl Duyck and Dennis Flood, of Lewes, Delaware, for $745,000. Built in 1992, it has four bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a pool, a spa and 3,461 square feet of living area. It sold in 2014 for $532,400.

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Cypress Knoll Helga Day, of Bel Air, Maryland, sold the home at 62 Edith Pope Drive to Ryan Reardon, of Palm Coast, for $160,000. Built in 2002, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,526 square feet of living area.

Tonya Caputo, of Midlothian, Virginia, sold the home at 38 Ballard Lane to MJ Development LLC for $116,000. Built in 1993, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,515 square feet of living area. Steven Edson and Charles Edson sold the home at 28 Banton Lane to Daniel Hine Jr. and Dorothy Hine, of Palm Coast, for $144,450. Built in 1988, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,607 square feet of living area. Luzviminda Puyotan sold the home at 38 Bassett Lane to Toney Barnes III and

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Ornanong Barnes, of Palm Coast, for $158,000. Built in 1991, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,527 square feet.

Andrew and Amanda Atkerson, of Palm Coast, for $144,000. Built in 2001, it has four bedrooms, two baths and 1,730 square feet.

Lakeside at Matanzas Shores Richard D. Gaskalla and Lisa Gaskalla, of Gainesville, sold the home at 9 San Luis Lane to Alan Whelpley, of Palm Coast, for $218,000. Built in 1996, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,244 square feet.

U.S. Bank sold the home at 17 Raemoor Drive to Wallace and Cynthia Johnston, of Palm Coast, for $89,991. Built in 1997, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,220 square feet.

Lehigh Woods Glenn Fairchild, individually and as trustee of the 37 Radford Lane Trust, sold the home at 37 Radford Lane to

Timothy Andy Evans an Donna King Evans, of Adairsville, Georgia, sold the home at 17 Raemoor Drive to Mark Kettering and Kristen Walker, of Palm Coast, for $150,000. Built in 2002, it has four bed-

Grand Haven Olsen Custom Homes and Consulting Inc. sold the home at 222 Willow Oak Way to Terry Habig, of Eagle River, Arkansas, for $675,000. Built in 2014, it has three bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a pool, a spa, a fireplace, a summer kitchen and 3,295 square feet of living area. Hammock Dunes James and Judy Knight, of Charlotte, North Carolina, sold the home at 1 Cordoba Court to William Baxter White and Colleen Muriel Brydon, of Canada, for $640,000. Built in 1997, it has four bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a pool, a spa, a fireplace and 3,547 square feet. Indian Trails Anthony Caputo and C.

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Patrik Petruska, trustee of the 29 Westlawn Place Trust, sold the home at 29 Westlawn Place to Barry and Jean Groswith, of West Chester, Pennsylvania, for $152,000. Built in 1990, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,513 square feet of living area.

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Quail Hollow U.S. Bank National Trust sold the home at 10 Uhler Court to Samantha Gemelli, of Palm Coast, for $149,900. Built in 2005, it has four bedrooms, two baths, and 2,184 square feet of living area. Seminole Woods Thomas A Kelly, trustee of the 30 Sea Flower Path Trust, sold the home at 30 Sea Flower Path to Kelly Bowes, of Palm Coast, for $140,000. Built in 2007, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,649 square feet of living area.

Defiant Construction Inc. sold the home at 1 Slate Blue Place to Carole Aycox and Sean Carey Aycox, of Philedelphia, for $219,900. Built in 2014, it has four bedrooms, three baths and 2,342 square feet of living area. U.S. Bank National Trust sold the home at 169 Underwood Trail to George Ernst, of Matawan, New Jersey, for $115,588. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,781 square feet of living area. Toby Tobin, of GoToby.com, contributed to this report.

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Ocean Hammock Mark A. Voss and Brenda S. Voss, of Linn, Missouri, sold the home at 552 Cinnamon Beach Lane to Scott Allan Miller and Teresa Barry Miller, of Nashua, New Hampshire, for $632,000. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a pool, a fireplace and 3,010 square feet of living area.

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General Merchandise

3-WROUGHT UPHOLSTERED bar stools, 28”, pineapple motif on back, excellent condition, $50/each, must see! 386.446.9318

BROMELIADS IN 14x16 terra cotta pots healthy & beautiful others available $30Cash (386) 597−6747

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

4-16” TIRES and wheels. 6 lug off Chevy Express van, $50 for all. 386.445.4136 BARRELS - clean, 55 gallon, plastic, $15 each. 386.264.2596 BEAUTIFUL STAND clock, 5 feet tall, uses AA battery, $50. 386.283.4130 DAVENPORT 3-CUSHION sofa - $60 Pick up only. Call 386-445-8044 FOR SALE: Brand New clear tape cassette cases, approx 200. $20. 386-313-1611. FREE- WHIRLPOOL dishwasher works great and in good condition. Call 386-445-9893 LARGE SIZE hand made Art Tiffany chandelier, beautiful, $200 firm. 386.439.6202 OFFICE RECEPTION desk/regular office desk. Upscale. Hardly used. Assemble/dismantle peg system. $175. 386-503-4064.

COMPUTER WIRELESS "N" Routers Netgear 3700, $35.00 & Cisco M20, 30.00 (386) 672−5381 DISHWASHER MODEL Frigidaire,color black,3 cycle,good condition. $130 (386) 986−8195 EXCELLENT CONDITION Golden Couch $150 & Cedar Chest hinged lid $50 (386) 986−6724 FOR SALE Like new, Recliner. $150 (386) 263−2121

ELECTRIC BICYCLE, 3 years old, top speed 20+mph, 23-26 miles on full charge, like new. FUN BIKE, $750 negotiable. 386.437.0155

Autos For Sale 1997 BMW Z3 1997 BMW Z3 Roadster, Hunter Green ,Convertible (New Top) −Automatic 45,000 Miles, Excellent Condition, $14,750 Please call 386−931−5663

QUEEN SIZE Sleep Number bed w/boxsprings, sleeps great, $200 firm. 386.439.2344, 904.655.4567

John Jay

This week’s Sudoku answers

VIZIO AND PANASONIC 26" HDTV-$125. STEREO AM/FM,5CD,CASSETTE PLAYER-$85. CUSTOM PATIO SET-$250. FUTAN-$75. ALL IN EXCELLENT COND. . . (386) 264-7215

FUTON FULL size Black metal frame w mattress. $50.Office Desks $25 each 386−478−9409 HAYWARD FILTER new 120 SQ and 1 porpoise filter 120 Sq. $30.00 each 386−586−0676.

This week’s Cryptoquiz answers 1) Patriot 2) Treaty of Paris 3) Circuit Riding 4) Hayburn’s Case 5) Chisholm

Sporting Goods HUNT CLUB/SPACE available 2 memberships available for 2015/2016 season. Plenty of deer, hogs and turkey on 1050 acres, located off 207 in St. Johns county. Still Hunt Club $1200 per year. 386.562.0192, please leave message

Announcements

Furnishings This week’s Crossword answers

RCA THOMSON stero/tape player/tuner/cd player, $100. Christmas tree-5’, $85 and small tree-free. 386.597.7922 TAN COUCH, almost new from Ashley. Clean nonsmoking home, $200. 386.206.9006 VACUUM CLEANER: Hoover Wind Tunnell bagless, self-propelled, 12 amp, $60. 386.445.1817

WHIRLPOOL 832.671.2905

DRYER.

$150.

Palm

Coast.

WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC stove in good condition $100. Kids pool table, excellent condition $50. Call 386-445-9893 400 SQ.FT.OF 16’X16’ ceramic floor tile for sale New− still in boxes neutral color (386) 283−5312 AUTO BATTERY 12v EnergizerE25−S,top posts,550CCA, Tests Good $50 (386) 316−9990

CROSSWORD

BONE-COLORED MARBLE glazed Italian Provincial china buffet, dining table, 6-chairs, extends104”. Excellent, $800. 386.445.9178 NEW QUEEN size adjustable bed, purchased 6/4/15, used 1 week. Price $1000. Call 386.437.9897

Garage/Moving/Estate Sales MEN’S GARAGE Sale Thursday, Friday, 8am-4pm. 59 Forsythe La. Craftsman lawn tractor plus many tools

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JOYCE - JOANN - GAIL formerly of Hair Connection

Beauty Salon Now at: Sonya’s 1 Florida Park Dr. N, ste 102 Sunrise Plaza

386.445.3605

2015

MEDIC! by Paula Cole 101 Bambi’s parent 102 “___ change-o!” (magician’s command) 103 Aggregate 105 Deprive of heat? 107 Certain metal worker 109 Sock menders 112 Fakes out, in a way 116 Part of some ocean liners 119 Abbot’s underling 120 “... ___, whatever will be, will be” 121 Away from the weather 122 Mount of Moses 123 “It follows that ...” 124 “Iliad” city 125 Quad building 126 Disdain

DOWN

30 Cleans up text 32 Drink maker 1 Skim milk? 37 ___-o’-shanter 6 Voluminous hairdo 40 Brewpub spigot 10 Lift on slopes 41 Neural transmitter 14 Apt rhyme for “Cheers” 42 Light, one-seated 19 “When ___ Eyes Are carriage Smiling” 44 Inspire with affection 20 Be artistic, in a way 46 Lopsided win 21 “If all ___ fails ...” 48 European language 22 Really enjoy 49 Thing passed in class 23 Reduced, as a price 50 Bread bit 25 Any opera 52 Commotions 27 Cassandra, for one 54 “Leave it,” to a typeset28 Before-vows contract, ter for short 55 Not false 29 First public appearance

ACROSS

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WEBER Q Grill with Cover and 3 + Gas Cylinders. $45. 386-446-0316

56 Rhyming verse 57 Computer network 59 Irons out software 61 Ready money 63 Source of poi 65 Astronaut’s employer, for short 66 Do Aspen 67 Istanbul bigwig (var.) 68 Bonesetters and this puzzle’s theme 69 Some spa mixtures 71 School of whales 74 Snack in Madrid 76 Hillside, in Edinburgh 78 In a manner of speak-

ing 80 Traffic cones 82 Basketball’s path 83 Now’s opposite 84 Miner’s way out 85 Utilized a bus 86 Breaks down, in a way 88 Work, as dough 90 Take a break 91 “... and make it fast!” 92 Fool 94 “Fiddler on the Roof” setting 96 Antifreeze component 99 Joule fragments 100 Santa ___, Calif.

1 Faint, as light 2 Significant parts of history 3 Terminate 4 Inquired 5 Legalese adverb 6 Makes sense 7 Fall event 8 How Rocky ate his eggs 9 Have possession of 10 Working for a while? 11 Say suddenly (with “out”) 12 Appraised 13 Bridle part 14 Patient’s “restroom,” sometimes 15 Listening device 16 Airport info 17 Daiquiri ingredient 18 Evian or Vichy 24 Hinder, legally 26 Where the conga originated 30 Course concluder, often 31 British buses 33 Type of monkey 34 Proof of homeownership 35 Altar locations 36 Depilatory brand name 37 Tithers’ amounts

38 Arctic pullover 39 When a bond is paid off 41 Homecoming attender, for short 43 Paced back and forth 45 Fitting recompense, archaically 47 Four inches, to an equestrian 50 Brit’s blackjack 51 Physical therapy, briefly 53 Submit 56 Nonbelievers 58 Circulars, basically 60 Cordage source 62 Banjo key-changer 64 Cornhusker State hub 68 Deface 70 Brought into play 72 Blue blood, for short 73 It’s tested in battles 75 Alphas, in Hebrew 77 Horseshoer’s need 79 Stereotypical thing on a witch 80 Baffler 81 “Eh” 83 Williams and Knight 85 Expressway entrance 87 One on one foot 89 Inferior horses 93 Grapevine tidbit 94 Tangle 95 Bring under control 97 Clothing 98 Black, along the Somme 100 Boston Marathon award 104 French subway system 105 Milk dispenser 106 Battlefield 115-Down 108 Aerie, e.g. 110 Nevada city 111 Surgery reminder 112 Car speed rate 113 Anger 114 Go against God 115 “How is he?” addressee 116 Bonkers 117 Agency of the U.N. 118 Relatives

CRYPTOQUIZ Each of the following cryptograms is a clue to the identity of a U.S. Supreme Court justice. Using the hints U=I and Q=R, decipher the clues to name the justice.

1. F O G Q U E G 2. G Q Y O G X E L F O Q U W 3. D U Q D Z U G Q U N U M T 4. J O X K Z Q M ’ W D O W Y 5. D J U W J E P R This justice served on the Court from 1789 to 1795:

SUDOKU

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

07-09-15

THE PALM COAST PalmCoastObserver.com

OBSERVER Thursday, July 9, 2015

Classifieds 33A

PALM COAST OBSERVER

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Mobile Homes 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath, mobile home for sale in Palm Terrace, Bunnell $14,000. Owner financing available. 386.931.2701

NOTICE OF ACTION TO: DEFENDANT, SHARON J. MARKWOOD

NOTICE OF ACTION TO: DEFENDANT, JOHN R. MARKWOOD

LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 114 MARKWOOD DRIVE OAKLAND, MARYLAND, 21550 All parties claiming interests by, through, under or against John R. Markwood, or any of the Defendants listed above, having or claiming to have any right, title, or interest in the property herei described.

YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action seeking to foreclose a mortgage on real and personal property situated and located in Flagler County, Florida, described as follows:

A PARCEL OF LAND SITUATED IN GOVERNMENT SECTION 38, TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH, RANGE 31 EAST, FLAGLER COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEING A PORTION OF HARBOR VILLAGE MARINA AS RECORDED IN MAP BOOK 33 PAGES 39-44 PUBLIC RECORDS, FLAGLER COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING THE NORTHERLY 1.57 FEET OF LOT 213, TOGETHER WITH, ALL OF LOT 212, TOGETHER WITH THE SOURTHERLY 16.43 FEET OF LOT 211, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:

COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID HARBOR VILLAGE MARINA, THENCE N12’07’18’W ALONG WITH THE EASTERLY LINE OF HARBOR VILLAGE MARINA FOR A DISTANCE OF 104.90 FEET: THENCE, CONTINUE ALONG SAID EASTERLY LINE N12’42’22’W FOR A DISTANCE OF 75.12 FEET: THENCE DEPARTING SAID EASTERLY LINE S77’17’38’W FOR A DISTANCE 90.04 FEET TO S10’45’14’E FOR A DISTANCE OF 40 FEET: THENCE N10’45,14’W FOR A DISTANCE OF 40.00 FEET: THENCE N79’14’46’E FOR A DISTANCE OF 110.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGGINING OF THIS DESCRIPTION. THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND CONTAINING .10 ACRES OR 4,400 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LESS. Address: 145 Harbor Village Point, Palm Coast, Florida 32137. has been filed agains you in Polk County, Florida. You are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, on Jeffrey S. Elkins, Esquire, the Plaintiff’s attorney, whose address is Shutts & Bowen LLP, 300 S. Orange Avenue, Suite 1000, Orlando, Florida 32801, 30 days after first publication of this Notice, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on the Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately thereafter, showing what right, title, interest, or lien you have in or to the property described in the Complaint, and to show cause why that property should not be taken for the uses and purposes set forth in the Complaint. If any defendant fails to do so, a default will be entered agains that defendant for the relief demanded in the Complaint. REQUESTS FOR ACCOMODATIONS BY PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES “If you are a person with disability who needs any accomodation in order to participate in this proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of certain assistance. Please contact Joseph W. Gilliam, Clerk of Court, P. O. Box 37, Trenton, Florida 32696, 352-463-3170 or 1-800-2673182 at least 7 days before your scheduled court appearance, or immediately upon receiving this notification if the time before the scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; if you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court this 22nd day of June 2015. CLERK OF THE COURT FLAGLER COUNTY, FLORIDA By: Deputy Clerk

Position immediately available to oversee and manage the finances for multiple Homeowners and Condo owners associations (HOA and COA) through the full cycle of Accounting. This position includes high volume General Ledger, Journal Entry, Collections and monthly Financial Statements; experience is required. Experience with fund and/or accrual accounting preferred. Proficient computer skills using MS Word & Excel. Customer service & communication skills are essential for the position. Preference will be given to candidates with 2-3 years experience. Min. AA degree in Accounting or equivalent. Work 8:30AM5:00PM Mon - Fri. We offer insurance and paid time off after 90 days. Please respond with resume to cware@mayresort.com or on line at www.maymgt.com. DFWP CUSTOMER SERVICE/DISPATCHER, full-time/part-time position. Responsible detail oriented individual w/good telephone/computer skills. Ability to multi-task. Call for hours 386.445.7936

Commercial Property For Rent 2-SPACES AVAILABLE, 1162 sq.ft and 581 sq.ft. 101 and 105 North Central Ave, corner of Moody Blvd, Flagler Beach. 386.259.8822

30 Bank Owned Condos have SOLD since 1st of the Year.

34A Classifieds

LIZ’S CLEANING Sparkling Bathrooms, Spot-less Kitchens, Organized Living Rooms. Worry-Less with Liz cleaning your home. Call me at 386-569-6151. Visit my website: www.palmcoastcleaninglady.com Free Estimates! 10% off 1st cleaning New Clients Only! Licensed/References available

Health Services

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

Landscaping & Lawn Service Trimming Specials “Everything but the Lawn” Detailing, Trimming, Weeding, Mulch, Gutters, Cleaned, Pressure Washing, Leaf Cleanups 386-263-7032

From $99,900 to $369,900 CALL for private showing 100 Plus Realty Group 386-445-8441

Pet Services HAPPY PAWS Dog Sitting Service, Great rates! Happy dogs! 24/7 care. Please call 386-237-1797.

Homes For Sale $$$--DELUXE--$$$

CLASSIFIED LINE AD PRICE

25 In-Ground Pool Homes Heated, Screened & SPA

First 15 words ............. $17.50 per week Each Add’l word ...............................50¢ 15% DISCOUNT for 4 week Run Yellow color $5 per Week Border as low as $3 per Week

Available In Palm Coast & Flagler Beach From $199,900 to $1,299,000 CALL for private showing 100 Plus Realty Group 386-445-8441 3/2 LIKE new, remodeled, large corner lot, north Palm Coast -25 Fellowship Drive, $128,000. 386-679-2780, possible lease option

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BANK OWNED HOMES! FREE list with pictures!

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CLEANING APPLIANCE REPAIR

HEALTH & FITNESS AUTO SERVICE

IRS PROBLEMS? WE CAN HELP! CARMELO ’S BARBER SHOP Seabreeze Bookkeeping Professional Hair Stylist

Mother’s Haven Cleaning Service Licensed & Insured

ORMOND FINE IMPORTS Dr. Michael

IncomeWay Tax Ste 202 • 386-264-6707 15• Individual Cypress Branch

APPLIANCE REPAIR & LOW REASONABLE RATES HANDYMAN SERVICE 386.262.2550

S.O.S.

Residential & Commercial

& Tax Service LLC

Beauty Salon Ormond Beach 386-672-6999 Daytona Beach Full 386-258-5880 Service Salon

(386) 445-6080 APPLIANCE REPAIR Tues-Sat - 9am - 5pm

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• Basic/Deep-Cleaning OFFERED SERVICES •SPENCER’S Vacation Rentals • New/Remodel Construction • Windows/Carpet Cleaning

Mens • Womens • Cut & Style • Color • Highlights • Blow Dry women only WALK-INS

• Out-of-State Tax Returns • All Business Tax Returns

35 Years Experience

20% OFF

Foreign and Domestic

We will buy or consign your car 3 Florida Park Dr., Palm Coast 386-672-2474

386-445-4455

82 N. US-1, Ormond Beach, FL 32174

Family Owned & Operated Licensed/Insured/Bonded www.mothershavenhomecare.com

CALL JOHN (386) 864-5882

*new clients only Expires 7/11/15

Palm Coast Chiropractic Health Care

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BEAUTY ACCOUNTING

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AW Custom Kitchens & Baths Inc. Voted CABINETRY FOR Best YOUR Around HOME OR OFFICE Serving Flagler County Since 1991 5 Years in a Row

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Business Opportunities SEEKING ENTREPRENEURIAL builder for joint venture. 2-lovely lots in Cinnamon Beach. 651.335.3665, or email: cleohabib@aol.com

Cleaning

CERTIFIED COLLISION REPAIR SHOP 410 N. Railroad Ave, Bunnell, FL 32110

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GUITAR LESSONS FAST, FUN & EASY! Free Lesson & reference materials. Day or Evening. 386-302-5400

PRECIOUS CARPET and Tile cleaning carpet,tile,upholstery,dryer and AC duct cleaning. Owner operated. We guaranteed our work! (386) 307−3179

ANGEL THERAPY 386.299.7244

YOU ALSO CAN GET A GREAT BUY!

NOW HIRING! TEAM PLAYERS WANTED CUSTOMER SERVICE AND APPOINTMENT SETTING POSITIONS AVAILABLE PHONE EXPERIENCE A PLUS POSITIVE, RELAXED WORK ENVIRONMENT MORNING & EVENING SHIFTS CALL TODAY 386-742-1139

Carpet/Tile

DWT BY DP Inc Complete Drywall services. Additions/remodels, POPCORN REMOVAL/knock-down texture, wallpaper removal. Danny 386-931-4556

Did You Know?

Help Wanted

Schools/Instruction

Real Estate Wanted WANTED TO rent: 2-Stall garage or equivalent in or near Palm Coast for Woodworking shop-Hobby not business. 912.677.0288

Drywall

Condos For Sale

175025

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR FLAGLER COUNTY, FLORIDA BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY, a North Carolina Corporation, Assignee of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION, as receiver for COLONIAL BANK, f/k/a COLONIAL BANK, N.A. Case No.: 2014-CA-612 Plaintiff, v. JOHN R. MARKWOOD, an individual, SHARON J. MARKWOOD, an individual, HEIRS AND/OR DEVISEES OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN R. MARKWOOD, HEIRS AND/OR DEVISEES OF THE ESTATE OF SHARON J. MARKWOOD, DUNES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, HARBOR VILLAGE MARINA PROPERTY OWNER’S ASSOCIATION, INC., UNKNOWN TENANT IN POSSESSION #1, and UNKOWN TENANT IN POSSESSION #2, Defendants.

CLIENT ACCOUNTANT - Full Charge MAY Management Services St. Augustine, FL.

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THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015

starts at No AppointmentGranite Necessary

$25 a square foot Mon.-Fri. 9-5 • Saturday 9-1

installed withDiGirolamo free sink! 386.446.1566 • Owner Dominic

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3 Florida Park Dr., Palm Coast

386.262.2550

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AW Custom Kitchens & Baths Inc. CABINETRY FOR YOUR HOME OR OFFICE

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Granite starts at $25 a square foot installed with free sink!

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Drapery Treatments Shutters • Blinds Woven Woods • Soft Shades

CONTRACTOR

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LANDSCAPING & LAWN

CUTSCAPE

Fax: 386-445-1053 • email: wpaytas@bellsouth.net

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GOD gave us variety!

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An Affordable & Healthier Alternative to Granite Over 500 Colors & Styles with a Variety of Edges

Free Estimates Commercial Residential

Wayne Paytas Homes, Inc.

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LED Light & Salt Generator

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386-931-0008

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