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Troy Kent vs. fluoride After the city receives zero bids to supply fluoride, Commissioner Kent renews debate. PAGE 2A

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HEALTHY LIVING How a veteran opened Nadi Yoga and Wellness to combat postwar pains and give back to the community.

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Q+A with a dietician PAGE 2

REACH FOR THE SKY

Tales from Jazzercise PAGE 6

Where to get the freshest of the fresh PAGE 7

Palm Coast resident Alyssa Glica, a health coach and massage therapist at Nadi Yoga and Wellness, reaches for the sky in a stretch.

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INSIDE MEMORIAL BENCH FOUND

Photo by Paige Wilson

Diamond Jim makes a balloon cat for Christianna Clark at Prince of Peace. READ MORE ON PAGE 3A

Pet project: Dog park in Ormond

Hurricane Irma destroyed the pier at Cassen Park, scattering many of the memorial benches.

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DOES ORMOND NEED MORE CELL TOWERS? After Hurricane Irma, some residents in town were left without phone service in their homes.

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CITY BEGINS TO COLLECT STORM DEBRIS

As of Monday, Sept. 25, the city’s debris removal contractors collected 36,426 cubic yards of debris in Ormond Beach.

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Photos by Jarleene Almenas

City Commissioner Dwight Selby smiles with his pup, Duke.

YMCA presented the plans for the first dog park in town during a groundbreaking ceremony Sept. 23.

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Almenas writes about a death in the family On being a plane ride away from the people you love most, in Puerto Rico.

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Ormond Beach receives no bids for water fluoridation City ordinance requires fluoridation. But the lack of bids spurred Commissioner Troy Kent to renew his argument against fluoride.

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As of Monday, Sept. 25, the city’s debris removal contractors collected 36,426 cubic yards of debris in Ormond Beach.

Sept. 25 was the 10th day of collection.

Crowder Gulf, the city’s contractor, began storm debris collection on Saturday, Sept. 16.

City officials estimate it will take about 20 days to complete the first round of debris collection in Ormond Beach. So far, Crowder Gulf has removed 20 leaning trees and 2,823 hanging limbs.

Tree roots and large stumps will be removed after all other debris has been taken care of.

Officials are reminding residents that “open burning of commercial waste, residential trash, garbage, lawn debris, clippings, trees or other debris on residential, commercial or industrial property is prohibited within the city” in accordance to section 9.2 of the city’s code of ordinances.

Also, Section 10-65 of the code states that independentlyhired contractors are required to remove the debris from the resident’s property and properly dispose of it in accordance with city rules.

JARLEENE ALMENAS STAFF WRITER

This year, the city of Ormond Beach received no bids for hydrofluosilicic acid, a chemical used to fluoridate city water supplies.

City Commissioner Troy Kent said this is the first time this has happened in his 14 years of service.

He spoke out on the issue during last week’s City Commission meeting on Sept. 19, and urged the rest of the commissioners to think about whether water fluoridation should remain an ordinance in the city code.

His concerns regarding fluoride began about seven years ago, prompting him to write a letter to Harcros, the chemical supplier for the city’s supply of hydrofluosilicic acid, asking to see the material safety data sheet on the chemical. His letter was never answered.

Kent also sent the same letter to the 47 other chemical suppliers in the U.S. None of them responded.

City Commissioner Rob Littleton raised some financial concerns regarding adding fluoride to the city’s water supply, but an agenda item to buy an annual supply of fluosilicic acid was approved 4-1, with Kent voting against.

“It was amazing to me that there were no bids, which is why I’m saying we need to change the ordi-

nance in Ormond because right now it makes us do that,” Kent said.

“But if there’s no bids for it, listen — don’t add the stuff to the water.”

The ordinance dates back to 1957, and states that “the utilities division of the city is hereby directed to provide the means and to proceed with the introduction of fluorine into the water supply ... in accordance with the regulations of the state pertaining to the fluoridation of public water supplies.”

City Attorney Randy Hayes said the ordinance was a by-product of voter referendum.

“Back in that era of course, this was a pretty hot topic, and I think that was a means of letting the community have a voice in it,” Hayes said.

Kent proposed the commission repeal the ordinance and hold a policy discussion on fluoridation.

At least one local dentist thinks that’s a bad idea. “If the city of Ormond Beach ceased to add fluoride to its water supply we will likely see an increase in dental decay,” local dentist Dr. Daniel Drake wrote in an email to the Observer.

“An increase in dental decay will no doubt lead to an increase in dental pain, out-of-pocket expenses, and at worst, a decrease in quality of life for those affected.”

He said fluoridation in city water supplies has been named by the

Centers for Disease Control as one of 10 great health achievements of the 20th century, and that appropriate fluoride use in community water supplies has been proven to reduce decay by maintaining the minerals in teeth.

Still, Kent has concerns, including traces of arsenic in hydrofluosilicic acid. Tech data sheets found in the agenda items of the meeting from the three chemical suppliers the city sought out showed minimal levels of arsenic, ranging from less than 10 parts per million to 50 parts per million.

“We should never, ever, be consuming arsenic, and for us to be putting it in the water supply with the hydrofluosilicic acid is unacceptable to me,” Kent said.

At the City Commission meeting, Kent called fluoride a “medicine at best, and a poison at worst,” and raised the question of whether or not city water supplies should be a means to medicate people. Kent’s

“If there’s no bids for it, listen — don’t add the stuff to the water.”

TROY KENT, city commissioner

answer is no.

Drake wrote that he agreed fluoride has potential for harm.

But, he said, “the same can be said for chlorine, which is used in our water supply as a disinfectant, and essentially any other element or substance.”

In the email to the Observer, Drake said the definition of medicine is a substance used to treat or prevent disease.

“Tooth decay is in fact a disease and infection of the tooth or teeth,” Drake said. “Because fluoride has been shown to strengthen and remineralize our teeth, and in some cases reverse decay, then it can be argued that properly fluoridated water has medicinal properties and is an absolute must for our communities.”

Fred Costello, former Ormond Beach Mayor and current dentist, said in an email that research supports adding fluoride to city water supplies in areas where the “amount of naturally occurring fluoride is less than the amount occurring in naturally fluoridated areas that has resulted in a lower rate of decayed and missing teeth.”

“My position has not changed,” Costello said. “However, I am not pleased that the companies providing fluoride to Ormond Beach have not bothered to respond to Commissioner Kent’s reasonable request that they provide Material Safety Data Sheets for the fluoride ordered by Ormond Beach.”

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SWEET SOCIAL The organization’s goal is to raise $10,000 from the ice cream social and silent auction, which was held at Prince of Peace Catholic Church.

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ce cream, games, cake, face painting and balloon animals filled Prince of Peace Catholic Church’s fellowship hall on Sunday, Sept. 24, as Family Renew Community hosted its 28th-annual ice cream social and silent auction to benefit homeless families in Volusia County.

Family Renew Community Development Director Denise O’Toole Kelly said the organization’s goal is to raise $10,000 or more from the event.

Having already reached about $8,500 from local

sponsors before the event, she said she’s confident they’ll meet or exceed their goal from ticket and concession sales at the fundraiser.

She said all the proceeds help pay for 32 apartments for local homeless families, as well as provide resources for parents to be able to support their children in a place of their own.

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Above: City Commissioner Troy Kent, his son Wyatt and wife Heather pose with their adorable dachschunds Dudley and Daisy Right: Volusia County Council Chair Ed Kelley, Commissioner Rick Boehm and Commissioner Dwight Selby pose with shovels at the dog park’s groundbreaking ceremony.

the latter two brought along their dogs Duke, Dudley and Daisy.

Charlie Lydecker, one of YMCA’s capital campaign donors of the project, spoke at the ceremony as well, telling a story about how he transformed into a dog-lover. The former executive at Brown & Brown Inc. said he’d never liked dogs until he came home one day from a business trip to find out his family had acquired

a new dog, which they named Callie.

“They loved on Callie so much, I realized I was wrong,” Lydecker said.

He said people who have dogs love them, and during a subcommittee process, the idea of a new dog park in Ormond Beach was born.

“In the course of that process, it became apparent that a dog park

would be really cool,” Lydecker said. “I only want to be a part of whatever’s good for the community so I don’t have to be a dog person,” he added with a laugh.

Rand said they are a couple of weeks away from receiving their permits, but once they do, construction will begin.

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Family tragedy in Puerto Rico After my great aunt died, San Juan feels even farther away. But, ¡Puerto Rico se levanta!

JARLEENE ALMENAS STAFF WRITER

On an average day, the trip from Orlando to San Juan takes approximately three and a half hours. On the plane, I’d watch Florida disappear, and soon I’d be sitting at my grandmother’s dining table, a steaming plate of arroz con gandules in front of me. Since moving to Florida in 2004, I’ve made that trip home almost every two years.

But while San Juan is 1,191.39 miles away from the Orlando airport, the distance has felt greater in the past few days, since Puerto Rico was hit by Category 4 Hurricane Maria in the early morning of Wednesday, Sept. 20. From the photos I’ve been able to see, most of the island is unrecognizable from when I was there this June.

I know the island will be rebuilt eventually and everything will be restored to normal. Unfortunately, my family won’t be the same. My greataunt, Candida Rosa Fontanez Cotto, died Friday, Sept. 22, at 80 years old. We never used her full name. She was always just Aunt Candy.

Before the hurricane, my aunt was already having serious health problems. Two weeks before Maria hit, she was admitted to the hospital in our hometown of Caguas for some chest pains. She stayed in the hospital through Hurricane Irma, and a few days before Maria, she ended up falling and injuring one of her lower vertebrae in her spine.

The hospital discharged her a couple days later on Monday, Sept. 18, despite the possible fracture in her spine and the pulmonary infection breeding in her lungs. I can’t say I’m surprised. My island does a lot of things well, but health care is not one of them.

I was able to make contact with my cousin Emily after the hurricane left Puerto Rico. She assured me she and the rest of my family were fine, and that was the last we heard of them until Saturday, when my Aunt Dianette drove around the island in search of a strong enough signal to let us know what had happened to my great-aunt. Aunt Candy died in my grandmother’s house, who despite her own health problems, took care of her during the hurricane.

Right now, my family and I are frustrated. In our hearts, we want to be there for the rest of my family, which though small, is very close-knit. We want the chance to mourn with them, to

Local educators shine The exhibit runs until Nov. 10, in Port Orange.

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Michelle Wise, of Mainland High School NICHOLE OSINSKI STAFF WRITER

Visitors touring the current exhibit at ArtHaus may notice a common trend with all of the artists whose art is on the wall.

The paintings, drawings, photographs and sculptures at the art gallery are all made by Volusia County teachers. The exhibit opened with a reception on Thursday, Sept. 21, and will run until Friday, Nov. 10.

For some teachers, like Michelle Wise, this was a first-time event for showcasing art. Wise, a ceramics teacher at Mainland High School, based her art piece

off a photograph she had taken at the cabin where she grew up.

Wise said her career in teaching art formed as a result of her love for education and the arts. This eventually led her to a new career where she could help students find their own talent within the art world.

“I’ve just always kind of dabbled in it as a young adult but I’ve always ... drawn for a hobby,” Wise said. “As I got older and had kids, I decided to go back to school for art.”

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My Aunt Candy came to see me when I graduated high school in 2014.

support them and to help them with the means that we have.

Instead, we wait by the phone and answer any 787 area codes that call, praying for no more bad news.

We were planning to go to Puerto Rico for her burial on Thursday, Sept. 28, but that seems impossible at this time.

Flights are unstable, and there are herds of people both here and in the island waiting for flights to either go home, check on loved ones or escape the chaos that is slowly escalating in the island as people run out

of food, water and gasoline.

My sister found a flight this week that left from Orlando to Miami, from Miami to St. Thomas, and finally from St. Thomas to Puerto Rico. Obviously, it wasn’t going to just take three and a half hours. Our family in Puerto Rico has asked us not to come.

Instead, in between worrying and work, I have looked back on my memories with my greataunt. Out of the four daughters my shoemaking great-grandfather had, I think my Aunt Candy was the free spirit. She rode horses in the Puerto Rican mountains and loved being outside.

She always said things straight to the point, and I admired her for that. I’ll remember her for her deep-belly laugh and the sunspots on the backs of her hands. I’ll treasure the memories of swaying in a hammock in the balcony of her house when I was still small enough to wrap the canvas around myself.

The breeze was always better at her house.

Sometimes, if I was quiet enough, I could hear the brook my mother used to play in at the bottom of the hill.

My family will be OK. They are currently pooling their supplies and have made my grandparents’ house the home base.

They have a generator, and my grandmother has always enjoyed cooking for the family.

There’s a phrase going around since Maria: ¡Puerto Rico se levanta! Puerto Rico gets up. My family will get up, too.

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BRANDON GETS KEY TO THE CITY Ormond Beach Mayor Bill Partington on Sept. 18 presented former City Commissioner Gerald Brandon with a key to the city for his service representing Ormond Beach on the Volusia Growth Management Commission for the past 25 years.

“I just want to thank you very much for your dedicated service and honor you tonight,” Partington said.

Brandon’s history with Ormond Beach dates back to when he was in his early teens. His parents moved to the Daytona Beach area from Canada. Brandon said Ormond Beach had a population of about 6,800 people at the time; in 2016, the U.S. census estimated had a population of 42,162 people.

“It was very quiet,” Brandon said. “It was a very nice community to grow up in.”

Brandon represented District 3 as a city commissioner from 1989 to 1990. While Brandon served on the VGMC, he spent nine terms as chairman of the commission.

“I feel very fortunate to live in Ormond Beach and to represent the citizens of Ormond Beach over all these years,” Brandon said.

“If we are to build a better world, we must remember that the guiding principle is this — a policy of freedom for the individual is the only truly progressive policy.”

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During his service, he encouraged Volusia County EMS to have more than one ambulance serving Ormond, helped add a fire station behind the Breakaway Trails community and helped improve the sidewalks leading up to Ormond Beach Middle School.

“I’m very proud of him,” his wife Andrea Brandon said. “I think he deserves it with all that he has done. He’s helped a lot of people, he’s helped the city, he’s helped the county. He’s really moved things forward in a very positive way.”

Gerald Brandon hasn’t stopped helping the community yet either.

He currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Friends of the Ormond Beach Public Library, where he was president for 12 years.

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After Irma, lack of communication Does Ormond need from Volusia County was frustrating more cell towers?

I would like for information to be accurate and not to serve some agenda.

HEATHER POST GUEST WRITER

I would like to express my sincere appreciation and pride at how our community, our cities, our county, our state, has come together in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.

Having worked every hurricane that has come through Central Florida since 1992 in a law enforcement capacity (aside from Hurricane Matthew), I know a little something about emergency response. There were so many “boots-on-theground” people working across the board to regain services, assisting our at-risk populations, and helping neighbors.

As a whole, we were extremely lucky in terms of damage and injury. (My own husband had a head injury during hurricane preparations!

He’s fine now.) But I spoke to many people out in the community who were devastatingly affected. The woman and her

dog who endured more than a foot of rising floodwaters in their home, alone in the darkness of the early morning hours; the senior who had to be carried down three flights of stairs to receive medical treatment when an elevator became inoperable in her senior living facility; the single mother whose home, vehicle, and most personal belongings were destroyed in the tornado, and so many others.

It was important for me to have some assessment of damage in District 4 immediately afterward, to ensure citizens that help was coming, and to ensure that needs were met. I was terribly frustrated when this was impeded on many levels, and the frustration I felt during and in the aftermath of this hurricane event was a catalyst for the public statement I made during the County Council meeting on Sept. 21.

I was elected to represent the people of District 4, to be the face of my district, and to serve and respond to the needs of those citizens. If there is ever a poignant time for me to be prominent, accessible and to have or to be able to get the answers when questions are asked, it is during a crisis.

Being purposely left out of the loop and for me to have to jump through hoops to assist the citizens in a timely manner in a time of crisis was unacceptable.

This was, on a larger scale, the repeated issue I have brought up since I took office.

There needs to be transparency. There needs to be communication. There has been reference that the County Charter dictates that our only role is to approve policies; however, that is incorrect. That is one of our main roles but not the only one.

And if I, as an elected official am only here to approve the policies at the last minute that the county manager places before me with little to no explanation, then I’m sorry, but that’s not what I campaigned for and ran to do, and I’m certain that’s not what the citizens elected me to do.

I came into this office with an open mind, and I would simply like the communication that I need for me to function best in my role. And I would like for information to be accurate and not to serve some agenda. I do not think that is too much to ask for the citizens of District 4.

Heather Post represents District 4 on the Volusia County Council.

After Irma, some residents had no service.

JARLEENE ALMENAS STAFF WRITER

Ed Kelley, former Ormond Beach mayor and current Volusia County Council chair, told the City Commission at a meeting Sept. 19 that county officials needed to reach him during and after Hurricane Irma so he could sign emergency ordinances. But there was one problem with that.

“I had no phone service,” said Kelley at the meeting. “I had to drive out to basically Granada and Williamson ... charging my phone up.”

Kelley, a resident of The Trails, asked the commission to look into adding more towers.

He said a cell tower by the Bodez Fitness Gym, at 1140 W. Granada Blvd., would have made a difference. He also pointed out that at the time of the meeting, City Manager Joyce Shanahan and City Commissioner Rick Boehm had no cell service at their homes. A cell tower by Bodez would benefit all of them.

Wayne Reither, who has lived in Ormond Beach for 31 years, also suggested the City Commission take action on the matter. Like Kelley, Reither lives in The Trails and said residents had the “inex-

cusable situation” of being without cell service for five days after the hurricane.

“I look at it as a point of safety, because in Tomoka Oaks and The Trails, we have a lot of senior citizens,” Reither said.

“If something would have happened to any one of them during that time, there was no way of reaching emergency services.”

He said the city had looked into putting in a cell tower behind Houligan’s a few years ago, but that never came to fruition.

“If we would have had that, I don’t believe we would run into all the problems that we had,” Reither said.

Kelley told the commission that on a regular day, he depends on Wi-Fi for reliable phone service. Without power, there is no Wi-Fi. “It’s very important,” Kelley said. “It’s a public safety issue now. The two storms in a row, I think, kind of prove that we need to do something about it.”

He suggested the City Commission ask the owners of Bodez if they can put a cell tower near the gym. Currently, there are no towers east of Interstate 95 until Nova Road.

“It doesn’t have to be a lose-lose,” Kelley said. “It can be a win-win.”

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Lost memorial bench recovered after Irma Hurricane Irma destroyed the pier at Cassen Park, scattering many of the memorial benches.

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When Leslie Every saw a bench facing Beach Street, she slowed her vehicle to a full stop.

She pointed to it, rolled down the window on the passenger side where her fellow EMT sat and asked him what it said. She saw the last name “Maxwell,” and she was speechless. After parking the truck, Every walked over to the bench and confirmed that the bench was indeed her fiancé’s grandmother’s memorial that used to sit on the destroyed pier at Cassen Park.

Every snapped a photo of the bench and immediately sent it to her future mother-in-law. Her text read, “I found it.”

“What are the odds of me finding this thing?” Every later recalled.

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Mary Maxwell died unexpectedly at 69 on Aug, 6, 2014, after falling and hitting her head at an assisted living facility. She was never taken to the hospital and bled out due to her injury. Her daughter decided to honor her mother’s memory by buying a memorial bench at Cassen Park’s pier.

Her memorial bench faced the Halifax River, a nod to her since she lived down the river in Daytona Beach for many years. Max-

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Leslie Every and Donna Maxwell stand in front of the submerged pier and boat dock at Cassen Park.

well said her mother loved to sit and watch the river.

“I picked here so it would face the sun coming up every morning,” Maxwell said.

Maxwell and her brother, William Maxwell, decided on a memorial bench because it would allow their family a place to remember her that was peaceful and not as somber as a cemetery.

“She was free-spirited, but she also was probably the kindest person I’ve ever met in my life, and any of her friends would tell you that,” Maxwell said.

Her bench reads, “Loved Mother, Cherished Friend, Beautiful Butterfly,” with an outline of a butterfly beside the word.

“She told Mikey that if he ever saw a butterfly, that was her,” Every said.

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Jon Pennett rescued Mary Maxwell’s bench from the piece of pier that floated into his property

well said. Her father died earlier this year, and then the hurricane came and blew away her mother’s bench. Afterward, Maxwell said she couldn’t sleep at night and had nightmares.

When Every found the bench, though, things started looking up.

“Finally it was something positive, and there had been nothing positive,” Maxwell said.

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“I just figured it was obviously important to someone,” Pennett said in a Facebook message. “I would have saved more of them if I could.”

Pennett posted a photo of himself with the bench shortly after the hurricane on the Ormond Beach Observer Facebook page.

He said the photo was taken just before he unscrewed it and brought it in from the water.

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Both Maxwell and Every expressed the relief they felt when they were able to retrieve the memorial bench. Maxwell said the event has given the family peace and joy, and that she’s slept well every night since.

“It was like, ‘She’s OK,’” Maxwell said.

She also said it’s ironic that Every was the one to find the bench, especially since her job usually doesn’t bring her to Ormond Beach.

“She’s fixing to be my family,” Maxwell said. “She’s going to be my daughter-in-law, and it’s so awesome my daughter-in-lawto-be found my mom’s bench.”

The night Every found the bench, Maxwell had about 17 missed calls and texts on her phone after she got off work.

Thinking it was a family emergency and that something was wrong, she called her son immediately.

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Mary Maxwell’s memorial bench was found by Leslie Every intact facing traffic on the side of N. Beach Street.

helped her load the heavy bench in her truck. They wanted to make sure that the bench would be safe — losing it again was not an option.

The next day, Maxwell contacted Ormond Beach Leisure Services, who were also happy one of the memorial benches was found. They picked it up the following day, and Mary Maxwell’s memorial bench will be stored away safely by the city until the pier is rebuilt.

Once it is, the bench will be placed in the exact same spot it used to sit, and Maxwell and her family will be able to spend some more time with grandma.

“She was the best mother anyone could have ever had,” Maxwell said. “She definitely raised me with great morals, and she was always a good mom.”

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Property Damage: A woman told police that a child almost knocked her over at a store — twice — so she lectured the child.

The girl’s father told the woman she was a “mean person.”

The woman said he needed to control his daughter and that she was acting like an “animal” and that he needed to “get a leash” for her.

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An hour later, police received a call from the woman’s cousin who told police his Xbox had been stolen. She was arrested and taken to jail.

Volusia schools announce hurricane makeup days Volusia County schools will only need to make up one full day and cancel three early release days to make up for the time lost due to Hurricane Irma.

The Florida Department of Education waived a portion of the missed instructional time. No holidays were impacted.

Monday, Oct. 16, which originally was a student holiday, is now a student day and the last day of the grading period. Early release on Dec. 6, 13 and 20 have been canceled.

YOUR TOWN POLICE OFFICER WINS STATE AWARD Ormond Beach Police Department’s community outreach officer, Jay Brennan, will soon be recognized as Florida’s 2017 Crime Prevention Practitioner of the Year at the upcoming 2017 Crime Prevention Conference in Sarasota.

Brennan was nominated by OBPD Capt. Lisa Rosenthal and Evelyn Rebostini, an officer from the Victim Advocate program. He was also recommended for the award by Wesley Porter, an assistant principal at Ormond Beach Middle School.

“He is the epitome of crime prevention for the city of Ormond,” Rosenthal said.

In her recommendation letter, Rosenthal wrote that Brennan “has brought innovation, passion and creativity to the Ormond Beach Police Department’s Outreach Unit.” She also wrote “Officer Brennan never stops at finding or developing new ways to have a positive impact on people’s lives.”

For Brennan, the award is a validation that people believe in what he’s doing.

“It’s why I go to work every day and it means something that they think of me in that way,” Brennan

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He said when he used to out on patrol, he’d build relationships with the people he encountered.

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Ormond Beach Police Department detectives are investigating a suspicious incident where a man allegedly attempted to lure a boy away as his mother was checking out at the Dollar General on U.S. 1 at around 8 p.m.

Friday, Sept. 15.

The boy told his mother he was waiting by their car when a man, described as a white male with blonde hair, asked him if he wanted to “come with him.” The boy’s mother called police.

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es the department has is a way to have effective policing, Brennan said.

“You can’t just sit in a car and look at a computer and think that crimes can be solved that way,” Brennan said. “And having the community behind it is vital.

There’s no way we would be able to do what we do without them.”

He said the success of Ormond Beach’s crime prevention and outreach efforts is not just due to him, but all the officers that attend the events, the community that backs them and the department’s administration.

“I think that for the community it’s important because they think that we only react, but we’re being proactive in so many ways,” Brennan said. “It’s important to

the man is a regular at the Dollar General and goes by “Jason.”

Employees also told police the man hadn’t caused them any problems in the past.

The store’s security camera footage from around the same timeframe showed a man who fit the description entering the store, making a purchase in cash, and subsequently leaving.

OBPD asks that those with any information related to the incident call 677-0731, or Crimestoppers at 277-TIPS.

me, and I’ve never been more proud.”

Rosenthal said Brennan’s award wasn’t unexpected since she has a front row seat to everything he does for the community.

She said that when comparing other agencies’ outreach program’s to OBPD’s, they’re “almost nonexistent.”

“Of all the years I’ve been here, which is going on 22 years, I’ve never seen anybody run the outreach program like he does,” Rosenthal said. “So I wasn’t surprised.”

Brennan will receive his award during the Florida Crime Prevention Association Awards Ceremony Dinner on Oct. 16. He will also be attending the conference.

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Coming together Seabreeze celebrates after a scored point.

Seabreeze volleyball bounces back with win over Atlantic.

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Seabreeze’s Sydney Durost (No. 4) and Alex Nelson (No. 7) attempt to block a hit.

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Seabreeze hitter Malinda Messner goes for a kill over a pair of Atlantic players.

Seabreeze’s volleyball team played as hard as it could against an elite Spruce Creek team on Monday, Sept. 25.

Despite the effort, the Sandcrabs were swept 3-0. But with a match the very next night, Seabreeze’s team decided to do something about the loss.

“We picked ourselves up and brushed ourselves off and came into today knowing that we needed a win for the week,” Sandcrabs hitter Harlyn Kaler said. “So we decided that we weren’t leaving tonight without a win.”

After Hurricane Irma forced the postponement of the initial meeting, Seabreeze was finally able to knock off Atlantic in a five-set thriller at Seabreeze High School on Tuesday, Sept. 26.

The Sandcrabs were led by hitters Malinda Messner and Kaler, who slammed down 21 and 13 kills, respectively. Sophomore setter Tabby Patrick, who was promoted to the varsity team only recently, tallied 40 assists.

“This was important for the girls,” Seabreeze coach Tarisa Craig-Craggy said. “They work hard and Creek definitely dominated last night. But we had to come out and prove that we could bounce back. And we proved that.”

The Sandcrabs dropped the first and third sets in closefought contests. The other three sets, however, weren’t even close.

Seabreeze captured the second, fourth and fifth sets with scores of 25-11, 25-11 and 15-11.

“It was domination, for sure,” Kaler said. “I think we kind of get a little lackadaisical sometimes when we realize we really don’t wanna lose, and then we have to prove that we’re that good and we have to pick it up after that.”

Tuesday night was only part of the hurdle for Seabreeze, however, as it faces Father Lopez on Wednesday, Sept. 27.

But as the season has dragged on, a team that features three freshman in its lineup is starting to come together, and a packed schedule is no excuse for losing, Craig-Craggy said.

“In the beginning, we didn’t really know each other,” she said.

“We were just starting to learn each other’s game tactics. But as the season’s wore on, we’re really starting to become a family. We’re peaking at the right time. We just need to keep working.

“It’s hard and tiring for the girls, but good teams rise above it.”

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Mainland shut out

by Dr. Phillips It’s been an up-and-down season for Mainland, as the Buccaneers (2-2) were bulldozed by Dr. Phillips 20-0 on Friday, Sept. 22.

The Panthers’ Devodney Alford, who took a direct snap into the end zone from four yards out, struck first. The Buccaneers gave up another rushing touchdown in the second quarter to go into the half down 14-0.

Mainland had an opportunity to score halfway through the third quarter when its offense made it inside of Dr. Phillips’ 10-yard line, but a failed jet sweep on 4th-andgoal from the 7-yard line ended that chance.

It was the first time Mainland was shut out since Sept. 27, 2013 — a 6-0 loss to American Heritage.

The Buccaneers return in a neutral conference game against Deltona at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 29.

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Seabreeze captures first win this season Halfway through the first quarter against Astronaut, Seabreeze kicker Zach McNeely ripped a kick through the uprights from 45 yards. It was the Sandcrabs’ first points of the game and their first points of the season.

Seabreeze (1-2) defeated Astronaut 3-0 at Seabreeze High School on Friday, Sept. 22.

After the field goal, the game was largely a defensive battle.

“We didn’t threaten on offense really much more,” Sandcrabs coach Troy Coke said. “The defense was lights out all night. ... It really became just kind of a field position game at that point.”

With Astronaut marching down the field in the final minutes of the fourth quarter, Seabreeze defensive back Jalen Miranda picked off a pass to end the game, ensuring the first win of the season for the Sandcrabs.

“All you had to do after the game was just look at our kids,” Coke said. “Doing backflips and jumping in the air and running over to the fans. ... You could tell that they really enjoyed it.”

Seabreeze returns home to face Pine Ridge at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 29.

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With the threat of CTE more apparent, should parents let their kids play football?

CTE has been a hot-button issue in the football world.

With what we know about the effects of the brain disease, would you let your child play?

RAY BOONE STAFF WRITER I was posed with a serious question a few days ago — one I didn’t realize would take me so long to answer.

If I had a child of my own, would I let him (or her, I guess) play football?

Just so you know, I’m 22 years old. I have no offspring, but I am an engaged man. So, children — I hope — are in the future for me and my soon-to-be wife.

So instead of casually brushing this question off, I desperately tried to put my self in the position a real father would be in.

Chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or more commonly known as CTE, has been a hot-button issue in the football world over the past few years, especially in the NFL. And barely even a week ago, ex-NFL tight end Aaron Hernandez, who was found hanging by his bedsheets

from the window of his cell at the Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Massachusetts on April 19, was found to have had one of the most severe cases of CTE ever recorded in a football player.

He was 27. The last game he played in the NFL was on Jan. 20, 2013.

So, I thought to myself, how can someone who hadn’t played football in over four years be so affected by a traumatic brain disease at such a young age?

The thought scared me. Could I really let my own flesh-andblood, someone I’m supposed to be responsible for, play such a dangerous sport?

I asked Flagler Palm High School football coach Travis Roland the same question.

“Yes, I would absolutely let my son play football,” he said. “I think people forget that at these young ages, kids aren’t running at the speed that college guys or NFL players are running at.

Concussions are such a big deal in the NFL because of the size of some of the players. Those guys are huge.”

That relaxed me a little.

It’s true, I doubt a 10-year-old could run as fast or hit as hard as a 300-pound defensive tackle.

Kids simply lack the size and

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Matanzas running back Trenton Steward is tackled by a group of Seabreeze players.

strength to inflict more serious injuries — unlike at the college and professional levels.

But it was Spruce Creek coach Timothy Price’s response that made my final decision so much easier to make.

“I think that the benefits outweigh the dangers,” he said.

“Today, their equipment is so good that if the kids use it properly, it drastically decreases the chances of them having any kind of issue. I don’t have any reservations about coaching or [whether to] play a kid. ... I just think it’s worth the risk. There’s a risk in

everything in life, and I think if a kid plays to a certain point in life and does it the right way, I don’t think they’ll have any chance of an issue.”

With that, I have my final answer — one my fiancé shares with me.

I think all the attention concussions and player safety is getting is wonderful. We’re more aware and prepared to deal with this sort of thing than ever, and technology and protocols are only going to improve. Playing the game has never been safer.

So, I’m going to let my kid play.

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YOUR NEIGHBORS About 20 locals raked up leaves and carried fallen branches to the curb on Saturday, Sept. 23, at the Ormond Memorial Art Musem.

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ome Ormond Beach residents have gotten married in the gardens of the Ormond Memorial Art Museum, while others use the green space for playing with their kids, reading or even for doing tai chi, said Museum Director Susan Richmond.

But after Hurricane Irma knocked down trees and scattered branches and leaves all over the gardens, about 20 community members rallied to pick up the mess on Saturday, Sept. 23.

“We exist because people support us,” Richmond said. “We’re a small organization, and people volunteer in different ways, but it’s usually helping to hang an art exhibit or volunteering at a reception or at a children’s program. This is so physical; it would really be beyond us.”

While Richmond praises the museum’s longtime gardener, Janett Taylor, she said they appreciate all the help they can get to restore the grounds.

“The community loves it,” Richmond said. “Look at them showing up to help.”

In October 2016, Hurricane Matthew took more of a toll on the gardens, as it caused structural damage to the gazebo and cottage. Richmond said she thinks the gardens didn’t have as much damage this time for Irma because a lot of the low-lying branches were already gone and clipped back by volunteers after Matthew.

“These gardens are such a special place,” Richmond said.

“When you get in here, listen.

Well, right now, you hear debris, but you’d never know you were in the middle of Ormond Beach. It’s such a little oasis for people.”

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Janett Taylor, museum gardener, wheels debris to the trash.

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Limos have many uses, including evacuations The Dennings started their business 11 years ago.

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While people took various methods to get out of the way of Hurricane Irma, some evacuated in style. Mike Denning, owner of Elegant Limousines, said he got a few calls from people up north before the hurricane, worried about their senior relatives. Denning arranged to pick them up in a limousine and take them to the airport.

Denning and his wife, Marlo, recently celebrated their move into their new location at 1450 N. Nova Road with a joint ribbon cutting by the Ormond Beach and Holly Hill chambers of commerce.

The company offers limos for weddings, nights on the town, or travel to airports, cruises, events.

Marlo Denning said people are sometimes surprised to learn that a limousine can be reserved for only a few hours.

Mike Denning said they only moved from their Ormond Beach location because they needed more room for their growing business. He is a mechanic, while his wife has a background as a certified nursing assistant.

He believes this makes them the perfect team: He cares for the vehicles, and Marlo takes care of customers.

They started the business 11 years ago in Flagler County, bor-

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In the front row are Holly Hill Mayor John Penny, Mike and Marlo Denning, and City Commissioner Chris Via. Holding the ribbon are Police Chief Steve Aldrich and Officer Robert Hutchison.

rowing money to buy and restore a limousine. They now have a fleet of seven vehicles.

He said they decided to start the business after trying to rent a limo themselves, and finding the pric-

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Photo by Wayne Grant

This mast is on a submerged boat that crashed into a dock at Sunrise Park.

downtown. There was some wind damage to the historic buildings, but no flooding like that seen on other Beach Street and Riverside Drive locations.

Allison Hay, owner of Spindrift Classic Salon, gives credit to the design of Sunrise Park.

She said the park keeps the river from flooding into the businesses across the street.

“The park keeps everything protected,” she said. “It’s really cool.”

Hay did have her difficulties after the storm, however: There was only partial power.

“It’s a good thing I’m good at cutting hair,” she said. “I had to work in the dark.”

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One business owner says a city park kept shops from flooding.

While several Beach Street locations suffered from flooding, especially businesses in Daytona Beach, the row of shops on Riverside Drive across from Sunrise Park were dry and only suffered wind damage from Hurricane Irma. (Beach Street becomes Riverside Drive in Holly Hill.)

But Crystal Cottle, owner of C.C.’s Cash and Carry convenience store and Body Fuel Nutrition, said she is facing a serious slowdown as a result of the storm.

Several walkways and fishing docks damaged in the storm in Sunrise Park across the street have reduced the number of fishermen, walkers and parents with kids who also patronize her store.

“It’s hurting our business,” she said. “We’ve been waiting for them to make repairs since Hurricane Matthew.”

Now, parts of the dock in the Holly Hill park are completely gone, damaged by waves or wayward boats during the storm. A spokesman at the city of Holly Hill could not provide a date for the dock restoration, saying an engineer had not yet been contacted for the project.

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Mary Lynn Realty has moved into refurbished offices, and the event was celebrated by a joint ribbon cutting with the Daytona Beach and Port Orange South Daytona chambers of commerce on Sept. 20.

The realty office was completely destroyed in a fire a year ago, and the agency operated in a space in the same shopping plaza until the building could be restored including new walls, windows, flooring and doors.

“It feels very spacious and luxurious,” said Mary Lynn, broker, who has been in local real estate since 1980.

The fire was caused by a power surge after hours and gutted the building. “I didn’t even have a paper clip,” Lynn said.

Now she has all new office equipment in the business where they manage 300 rental properties in addition to selling real estate. Visit marylynnrealty.com.

MANUFACTURERS TO SHOW THEIR TALENTS Local manufacturers can make connections and show their skills at the Manufacturers Showcase on Sept. 29 at the ERAU ICI Center, 521 S. Clyde Morris Blvd. The annual event, set for 1-7 p.m., is sponsored by the Volusia Manufacturers Association.

More than 100 manufacturers

and vendors will show off their products, services and capabilities.

There will be a robotics competition, CNC and 3D art show, education row and a job placement center, according to vmaonline. com. Attendance is free.

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Leslie Layton, who worked as news director for Black Crow Radio for six years, has joined the Port Orange South Daytona Chamber of Commerce as the new community and events manager.

President Debbie Connors believes her background will be a strong addition.

“Leslie has very strong communications skills,” Connors said. “And she has excellent knowledge of the community.”

Layton, who has been on her new job since Labor Day, worked in radio news in Richmond, Virginia, for several years before coming to the area.

“It’s all about focusing on local messaging,” she said. “I’m looking forward to meeting all of the members who make this organization tick.”

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house in Ormond-bythe-Sea was the top real estate sales transaction for Aug. 20-26 in Ormond Beach and Ormond-by-theSea. Betty Jane and Bruce Weiler, of Ormond Beach, sold 3310 John Anderson Drive to James and Carol Murray, of Ormond Beach, for $860,000. Built in 2002, the house has five bedrooms, 3.5 baths, two fireplaces, a swimming pool, boat dock and 3,738 square feet.

Betty Jane Weiler, of Ormond Beach, for $318,000. Built in 2007, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 2,275 square feet. It sold in 2011 for $214,000.

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Gene and Maria Lake, individually and as trustees, sold 5 Queensgate Court to Jeralyn Dougherty, of Ormond Beach, for $374,000. Built in 1999, the house has four bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,519 square feet. It sold in 1999 for $242,615.

John Rossi, of West Islip, New York, sold 99 Royal Palm Ave. to Roger and Michelle Strcula, and Rachel Strcula, of Ormond Beach, for $271,000. Built in 1962, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 1997 for $116,000.

Jan DeGraff, of Daytona Beach, sold 871 Loyola to Patricia and Dean Scheer, of Ormond Beach,

for $220,000. Built in 1960, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,783 square feet. It sold in 1978 for $61,000.

Nicole Greear, of Kissimmee, sold 49 Wicksfield Court to William Bouvier, of Ormond Beach, for $155,000. Built in 1977, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,326 square feet. It sold in 2012 for $85,000.

Investor Trustee Services LLC, as trustee, sold 9 Fair Oaks Circle to Lorraine Bodigheimer and Joseph LaBruno, of Ormond Beach, for $104,900.

Built in 1979, the townhouse has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,339 square feet. It sold in 2012 for $49,000.

Scott Thornton, individually and as trustee, sold 1163 Athlone Way to Maxine Hockstra and Reagan Sanders, of Ormond Beach, for $189,500.

Built in 1999, the villa has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,506 square feet. It sold in 2004 for $189,000.

Breakaway Trails Rick and Lauretta Bosang, of Ormond Beach, sold 7 Shadow Creek Way to Kyle and Alyssa Wolfersteig, of Ormond Beach, for $365,000. Built in 1988, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 2,569 square feet.

Ormond Lakes Jose and Juanita Rosa, of Orlando, sold 12 Old Creek Circle to Daniel Fennell and Carmen Jaquez, of Ormond Beach, for $230,000. Built in 2005, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,569 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $193,300.

Joan Tague and James Knudson, of Ormond Beach, sold 22 Creek Bluff Way to Catherine Smith, of Ormond Beach, for $250,000. Built in 1993, the house has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,006 square feet. It sold in 2011 for $173,000.

Plantation Bay Prestwick at Plantation Bay, of Daytona Beach, sold 1233 Castlehawk Lane to Michele Nowak, of Ormond Beach, for $802,146. Built in 2017, the house has four bedrooms, three baths and 2,969 square feet.

Halifax Plantation Kenneth and Brenda Reece, of Florence, Kentucky, sold 3150 Connemara Drive to Bruce and

Robert Manke, of Spotsylvania, Virginia, sold 1297 Sunningdale Lane to Paul and Lynn King, of Ormond Beach, for $322,500.

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Announcements DEAR PATIENTS, With mixed emotions, I wish to inform you that I will be closing my optometric practice on September 28, 2017. I will not be providing optometric services after that date. It is advisable that you find a new optometrist for future care as soon as possible. Should you want to have a copy of your medical records, please contact my office no later than September 28, 2017. After this date, all requests for medical records should be sent to: aupe9@hotmail.com. I'm grateful for the opportunity to have been your optometrist. I wish you all the best.

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