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Flagler County got all dressed up for a weekend packed with Halloween fun and fright.

Rielynn Ruado, as Wonder Woman

‘We’re not playing nice guy anymore,” City Manger Jim Landon said.

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VETERANS DAY CEREMONIES PLANNED Flagler County and the city of Palm Coast will hold Veterans Day ceremonies on Friday, Nov. 10, and Saturday, Nov. 11, respectively.

Flagler County will hold its ceremony at 10 a.m.

Nov. 10, at the Government Services Building at 1769 E. Moody Blvd. in Bunnell.

It will feature Army National Guard Brig. Gen. Mike Canzoneri, who commands nearly 10,000 soldiers and has management authority over all Florida Army National Guard programs. The “Flagler County Colonel Gary E. DeKay Veteran of the Year” award recipient will also be announced.

The city of Palm Coast’s ceremony will begin at 8 a.m. Nov. 11, at Heroes Memorial Park at 2860 Palm Coast Parkway NW, about half a mile west of the Flagler County Library.

Speakers will be U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis; Col. Jack Howell of the Military Order of the Purple Heart Chapter 808; Edward Beier of American Legion Post 115; and Palm Coast Mayor Milissa Holland.

In case of rain, the city of Palm Coast’s ceremony will be held at nearby Fire Station 21 at 9 Corporate Drive.

“The Walking Bed” bed race was organized by Flagler Volunteer Services.

Photos by Paige Wilson

Flagler Volunteer Services Bed Race PAGES 3, 27 Trunk or Treat at PCUMC PAGES 28-29 Vincent’s Clubhouse hosts Halloween Bash for kids with autism PAGES 19-20 Stephen King-themed ‘Hall of Terror’ at a Palm Coast fire station PAGES 12-13

A scary clown gets ready to scare guests in the Stephen King “It” room.

FPC stays perfect in last regular season game FPC escaped Mandarin in double overtime. PAGE 17 Also, how Nelson Paul helps set the tone. PAGE 15

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City threatens to fine Waste Pro for ‘not doing their jobs’ as residents say debris pickup is slow ‘We’re not playing nice guy anymore,’ City Manger Jim Landon said at the workshop.

JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

Palm Coast has asked for residents’ patience as the city finishes up the process of cleaning up debris from Hurricane Irma.

But the city’s patience with Waste Pro, the contractor responsible for doing much of the pickup, is wearing thin: Palm Coast has prepared to fine Waste Pro for uncompleted work.

“That’s our only way of getting top management’s attention,” City Manager Jim Landon told City Council members at a council workshop Oct. 31. “We are trying to put pressure on them to keep pressure on their crews to get it done. ... Anybody not getting picked up, we need to let us know, because that’s the way we let Waste Pro know. And we’re doing it with fines. We’re not asking anymore.

We’re not playing nice guy anymore. We’re tired of it, too. It just adds insult to injury when we still have storm debris out, and they’re not doing their jobs.”

Waste Pro spokesman Ron Pecora wrote the following in an emailed response to the Palm Coast Observer’s request for comment: “As has been reported, the massive amounts of storm debris created by hurricanes has resulted

in cities bringing in outside contractors, using existing waste haulers and city staff to deal with the unprecedented situation.

Waste Pro’s direction comes from the city of Palm Coast as to what debris to focus on at any particular day. Everyone is anxious to get back to regular service and the city of Palm Coast has done an excellent job of posting cleanup status on the city webpage.”

Waste Pro is responsible for regular trash and yard waste pickup as well as hurricane debris removal, and the city’s contract allows the city administration to assess fines of $250 per day for each route not completed on its regular pickup day. Other fines can be assessed for various errors, such as leaving tire marks.

So far, the city has prepared an invoice for Waste Pro with $2,925 worth of fines, according to city spokeswoman Cindi Lane. The city has notified Waste Pro of the fines and the amount, but had not actually sent the invoice as of the afternoon of Oct. 31. Most of the fines were for yard debris that was not picked up after residents placed it outside in cans and bags for regular yard waste pickup on Wednesdays, Lane said. The fines cover the period from Sept. 25 to Oct. 15.

The city did not assess fines

before that period, in recognition that the period immediately after the hurricane was an “extraordinary time,” Lane said.

Landon’s remarks came after council members said they’d been getting complaints from residents about trash and debris pickup.

Councilman Bob Cuff said he’d seen a “troubling” increase in emails and calls about trash pickup. “I’ve gotten a number of emails documenting streets, whole streets, that have been missed,” he said.

Councilman Steve Nobile had been hearing some concerns, too.

“My people are good,” he said.

“They drive by the house and they see me outside and stop, and they go, ‘Any word?’ and I say, ‘Uh, no.’

And they go, ‘OK. We know where you live, you know.’”

Landon said the city has worked to get additional debris haulers to aid with debris pickup.

The city was about 60% of the way through its “first pass” of hurricane debris pickup as of Oct. 27 and expects the work to take several more weeks. It has picked up 16,000 cubic yards of debris so far and plans on a second pass to pick up additional debris.

Residents whose trash is not picked up on the scheduled day should leave it at the curb until it is picked up, and call the city’s customer service line at 386986-2360 to report that they were missed, according to the city website.

WHICH STREETS HAVE BEEN CLEARED? As of Friday, Oct. 27, the first pass of Hurricane Irma debris pickup was 100% complete in the following sections, according to a news release from the city of Palm Coast: C, K, L, LL, S, U, and Z. The first pass was approximately 75% complete in the following sections: B, F, P, and W sections, and the Woodlands neighborhood.

The city planned to have a “major presence” in the remaining sections, E and R, over the Oct. 28-29 weekend and into this week. For updated debris pickup information, check the city’s website at palmcoastgov. com.

BRIEFS Antifa protest rumors ‘unfounded’ Rumors about Antifa activists planning Nov. 4 demonstrations in Palm Coast are unfounded, according to a Flagler County Sheriff’s Office news release.

Although there is an Antifa — short for “anti-fascist” — organization planning demonstrations nationally for Nov. 4, there is no indication Palm Coast will be one of those sites.

“Thorough research by the Northeast Florida Fusion Center and the Flagler County Sheriff’s Domestic Homeland Security Section indicate there are no verified sites within Flagler County or the state of Florida for these demonstrations,” the news release states. “The Flagler County Sheriff’s Domestic Homeland Security Section is working with other local and state agencies and will continue to monitor the situation so that we can update the community if needed.” The rumor began with a social media post from a Facebook page in Kansas, according to the release.

“We have seen the postings on social media and other outlets that suggest there will be protests in our county,” Sheriff Rick Staly said in the news release.

“We’ve taken appropriate measures to research those reports and have found that there is no known legitimate source for this claim. In any event, our agency is prepared and residents should continue their normal activities.

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“The Killer Waves” team throws “brains” at one of the challenge stops.

FPC’s Leo Club walks in the parade before the race.

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Hilton Garden Inn’s bed was themed around “Hilltop Hilton Zombie Hunters.”

Zombies and undead take over Flagler Beach for Flagler Volunteer Services Bed Race.

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t’s not every day that zombies invade Flagler Beach.

But on Saturday, Oct. 28, 10 teams of the undead showed up to compete in Flagler Volunteer Services’ “The Walking Bed” race. While it was the eighth-annual bed race event, the new zombie theme added excitement to the costumes.

“They’ve really gone to town this year,” said Josephine S. L’Heureux, Flagler Volunteer Services special events coordinator. “Normally it’s just [called] ‘Flagler Fun Coast Bed Race,’ but this year we wanted to do something to kind of stir it up because we’re so close to Halloween.”

The race teams were made up of service clubs from Matanzas High School and Flagler Palm

Coast High School, as well as a few local businesses. Each team raced individually to complete four stations of challenges before crossing the finish line to earn their personal time score.

The judges at the event were Flagler County Sheriff Rick Staly, Flagler County Commissioners Nate McLaughlin and David Sullivan and Flagler Beach Mayor Linda Provencher.

Flagler Beach Fire and Rescue raised $330 for the event, earning the Fat Sack Award.

The Walking Bed was hosted

by Flagler Volunteer Services, the Kiwanis Club of Flagler County, the Wheels in Motion Car Club and the city of Flagler Beach.

Beachside Bliss’ bed had a ”The Killer Waves” theme.

— PAIGE WILSON

SEE PAGE 27 FOR MORE PHOTOS AND THE LIST OF WINNERS

The Flagler Beach lifeguards had a “Frankenstein’s Slab” bed.

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School superintendent hits sheriff in car accident It’s not every day that someone crashes into the sheriff’s car, but that’s what happened Oct. 2.

School Superintendent James Tager hit a car at a traffic light, which sent that car into the back of Flagler County Sheriff Rick Staly’s car.

There were no injuries.

The Sheriff’s Office joked in a Facebook post about the incident that Tager would be signing up for a driver’s ed class at one of his high schools.

County Road 13 project almost complete, and under budget With just a few finishing touches left to go, the County Road 13 construction project in Espanola is substantially complete — $1 million under budget, according to a news release from the Flagler County government.

Representatives from Flagler County, the Florida Department of Transportation, Halifax Paving, Built-Rite Construction, and SAI Consulting Engineers did a walkthrough of the 3.2-mile project Thursday. County Road 13 runs between U.S. 1 and County Road 205.

“It doesn’t sound like a big project, but it included widening the road and replacing more than 20 culverts to improve drainage.

We also installed guardrails to enhance public safety,” said Alex Spiller, Flagler County Project

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The roadwork on County Road 13 began in May. Knox Jones Avenue, Lincoln Street and Railroad Street were paved Sept. 1 while the other roadwork was ongoing.

The Florida Department of Transportation provided a $242,948 grant for the design phase of the project through its Small County Outreach Program (SCOP) and another $3.4 million grant through its Small County Road Assistance Program (SCRAP) for construction.

“We are able to complete a lot of road projects because of the grants we are able to get from the Department of Transportation,” said County Engineer Faith Alkhatib.

Flagler County contracted with Halifax Paving to complete the roadwork. Its bid for the project was more than $1 million below the maximum the Florida Department of Transportation would pay.

“That money doesn’t come back to Flagler County, but it does become available for FDOT to award to other projects,” Alkhatib said. “It is always a benefit to our residents when we can bring in a project under budget while maintaining high standards.”

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City to donate fire trucks The trucks will aid a volunteer department in Kentucky and a school program at FPC. JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

Palm Coast plans to donate two older fire apparatuses: one to a firefighting education program at Flagler Palm Coast High School, and a second to a volunteer fire department in Harlan, Kentucky.

The trucks are models that are no longer useful as first-line trucks for the city, City Manager Jim Landon told Palm Coast City Council members at a council workshop Oct. 31.

Howard Peiffer, a volunteer with the city’s Fire Associates and a former chief of the city’s volunteer fire department, has offered to pay $2,000 himself to ship one of the trucks to the department in Kentucky and plans to go there to teach the firefighters how to use it.

Palm Coast gave a neighboring town in Kentucky a fire apparatus about two years ago, and Peiffer also taught that department how to use its new truck.

The truck to be donated to the Sunshine Fire Department in Harlan would become the all-volunteer department’s first-line truck.

The Sunshine Fire Department serves a population of about 9,500 people, Peiffer said, and is also assisting a nearby department that lost its firehouse because of a roof collapse due to heavy snow.

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Students who complete the entire four-year program are eligible to sit for firefighter certification exams once they turn 18. The program began with a class of 50 students in January 2017 and got an additional 75 in the 2017-2018 school year, according to the program website.

Landon said the program can help supply the local fire department with firefighters who won’t be as likely to leave town after a few years.

“The goal is to work with our school district to grow our own,” he said.

The Palm Coast Fire Department has increasingly hired from its own pool of volunteers and interns, and that tactic could be expanded to the graduates of the high school program, Assistant Fire Chief Jerry Forte said.

The department had been losing seven or eight people per year, he said, and has dropped that number down to three in 18 months.

“That’s pretty cool numbers,” he said. “For me, that’s showing that it’s working. ... If we can take a volunteer and train them to be a career firefighter, certainly we can take a high school student and train them to be a volunteer who will then be a career firefighter,” he said.

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City of Palm Coast should commit to renewable energy Dear Editor: In light of recent letters I have seen discussing Gov. Rick Scott and (briefly) climate change, it’s clear to me that Palm Coast citizens are discussing this issue despite the multitude of restrictions put on the residents of Florida by our state government. As Floridians, we are majorly impacted by climate change in various troubling ways.

In Florida, we have a governor who is a climate change denier. When asked about policy on climate change at the state government, Christopher Byrd, who is an attorney with the DEP’s Office of General Counsel in Tallahassee, stated, “We were told not to use the terms ‘climate change,’ ‘global warming’ or ‘sustainability.’”

This is especially disturbing because, according to the Southeast region assessment of the U.S. Global Change Research Program’s National Climate Assessment, hurricane intensity could rise, potentially leading to more Category 4 and 5 storms.

Also, according to the Climate Reality Project, “Florida has witnessed an increase in extreme weather events as a result of its changing climate. ... In 2011 alone, the state broke 34 heat records, 27 rainfall records, and experienced cases of extreme drought in multiple counties.”

In between hurricanes, we have been given a breather to discuss climate change. If we persist in this behavior, we may not get these breathers.

Florida needs to accept that climate change is both real and needs to be acted upon.

What Palm Coast needs to do is commit to 100% renewable energy. I know that this has been talked about with the mayor, but nothing is being followed through. Doing this is both possible and necessary.

KYLEIGH RUDDY Palm Coast

Traffic problems undermine city’s inclusion on ‘best place to live’ list Dear Editor: Palm Coast is the “39th best place to live in the U.S.,” we are told in the headline of the the Oct. 19 issue of the Palm Coast Observer. In looking at the criteria studied by the organization publishing the list, it is obvious that the author(s) did not stay for a week or so in the city but merely analyzed statistical data. Otherwise, he or she would have experienced the traffic gridlock we face daily.

The infrastructure of Palm Coast has greatly lagged behind its rapid growth since 1999. The city waited many years to widen Palm Coast Parkway. It was more interested in building a City Hall, Community Center, riding trails and planting flowers and trees. It is now playing the same waiting game to widen Old Kings Road in both directions, especially with the new housing being built on Old Kings Road South. The same can be said for Belle Terre Parkway in both directions.

It is very dangerous to exit one of the offices on Old Kings

Medley’s critique of charter review process exposes problems Dear Editor: Regarding the op-ed My View by Kimble Medley in the Oct. 19 edition: I don’t even live in Palm Coast and theoretically shouldn’t care what happens or doesn’t happen with its charter review, though I suspect I do care and am more informed about it than most folks who do live there.

Ms. Medley has done an excellent job of identifying the problem with the process and, unfortunately, how government and elected officials at multiple

Paying it forward Dear Editor: Last week, when I was checking out at Publix, I started taking my groceries out of my shopping cart when the gentleman in back of me began to help me by taking my groceries out of the shopping cart for me.

I had a big bag of dog food, and while he was picking it up and putting it on the counter, he started asking me about my three dogs, and before I knew it, and before I could get my bank card out of my pocketbook, this complete stranger put his credit card into the machine.

And I said, “Oh no, I didn’t pay yet,” thinking he was putting his card in ahead Road North and attempt to make a left turn to go north.

The traffic lights throughout the city are not synchronized at all, and it is very frustrating to have to stop at each intersection for a red light on the parkway in either direction. In fact, there are too many intersections, there is not enough time to make left turns and a number of key intersections lack dedicated left and right turns. The Observer dealt with one of these intersections several weeks ago. Also, several could easily permit making left turns on a green light. Twenty years ago, the city should have installed service roads along the entire length of the parkway and should have utilized roundabouts, which work well in Town Center and in New England.

Some traffic could have been eliminated from the parkway, State Road 100 and Matanzas Woods Parkway if clover-leaf designs had been used to build the interchanges at Interstate 95. Perhaps 10 or 20 years from now, the city will regret the lack of such design when and if Palm Coast reaches its buildout population of as many as 300,000. There are many other examples I could cite, and others could make their own list. I am sure the newly arrived will agree with the article, but we have been coming here since 1979, when our street was finally finished, and we have seen the haphazard growth without a long-term plan.

DAVID W. DINARDI Palm Coast

levels have managed to stack the deck against the very citizens and the public interests they are supposed to serve.

How sad and how wrong it is that the citizens of Palm Coast cannot turn to the Florida Attorney General for an opinion — which is true — that might provide them some relief.

No wonder the citizens of Palm Coast are apathetic and don’t care! Kudos to Ms. Medley for attempting to alert the citizens of Palm Coast and draw attention to this situation.

DON WHITE Flagler County

of time for his groceries, before I paid for mine.

But he said to me, “That’s OK, I’m taking care of this for you today.” Well, I couldn’t believe it. I said, “You can’t do that,” and he said, “I’m just paying it forward.”

I just couldn’t believe it. I couldn’t thank him enough.

But when I saw the amount of the bill, it wasn’t just a small amount; it was over $73.

I was so overwhelmed with gratitude for this very kind and thoughtful gentleman, and I didn’t even know his name. It was one of the nicest things anyone has ever done for me.

PAT MCGEE Palm Coast

City needs to clean up storm debris Dear Editor: I contacted the Palm Coast mayor and manager about all the hurricane crap still laying around five weeks after the storm.

Milissa Holland, the mayor, must have been too busy to respond. Jim Landon did reply, though. He always does! I was told that the city has two crews working six days a week picking up the hurricane trash.

At that rate, it will more than likely be next spring till the mess is picked up. I would like to see a posted schedule of pick-up and a timeline on when the crap all over the neighborhoods will be picked up!

It seems like Palm Coast has money to paint fire hydrants and money to burn on pet projects, while the neighborhoods look like crap! I for one am tired of the pile of crap out front of my house and all up and down our streets! Do your job!

DENNIS TALBOT Palm Coast

The city of Palm Coast has begun collecting debris seven days per week. Cleanup process is about 60% complete, according to information provided by the city. The city posts information on debris cleanup at bit.ly/2fNHA41 and a map of areas that have been cleared at bit.ly/2zhDAUV.

Jehovah’s Witnesses shouldn’t be allowed to proselytize at library entrance Dear Editor: Residents of Palm Coast are fortunate to have such a wonderful library. I am a frequent visitor, and I’ve noticed Jehovah’s Witnesses stationed outside the front door on a regular basis for months.

Of course I believe in freedom of religion and speech, and I also believe in separation of church and state. But this is not about that. My real concern is the unrestricted access Witnesses have to students as they come and go.

Here is a quote from a video on the official JW.org website made by Anthony Morris III, of the Governing Body: “I have long said the better the university the greater the danger. The most intelligent and eloquent professors will be trying to reshape the thinking of your child.” What kind of message is that to give to students as they pass by? (It’s ironic that political candidates must stay 100 feet away from the front entrance during elections — and voting serves the highest public interest).

Library Director Holly Albanese should not let this go on any longer. If nothing else, it gives the appearance of a government endorsement of one religion over another.

BILL CAMPION Palm Coast

Flooding remains in Hammock area yards Dear Editor I live on Atlantic Drive in the Hammock area, and since Sept. 11 I have had at least 2 feet of water across my entire back yard and up on my patio.

We have a storage shed connected to the garage, but the door is still under water and cannot be opened.

Why has this happened?

Not just because of Hurricane Irma. The real reason is that building has been allowed to continue in the Hammock area over the past decade although it was acknowledged that the area had a severe drainage problem. This is not the first time I have had 2 feet of water surrounding my home. But it continues to worsen because my house was built in 1977 and is lower than the building regulations for all of the new houses built since then. So every new house that goes in sends more water into my yard. And I am not the only home owner that has this problem.

There is a supposed 3-yearplan to address the flooding issues, but I do not have any confidence that it will be implemented since it was already delayed. The county did pump the streets out, and several county workers were kind enough to also pump some of the water from my yard to A1A. But they stopped because their boss said, “We’re not in the water pumping business,” but said we are free to buy about $1,500 worth of equipment needed to pump all the way to A1A. This is just a reminder that the storm is not over.

PATTY ZULAUF The Hammock

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The girl and her friends then ran south on Florida Park Drive, and the girl tossed the pocketknife, the boy said.

Two witnesses told the deputy that they saw the girl confront the older boy. One saw her pull a pocketknife, and the other saw her brandish something that looked like a pocketknife. Both saw her scuffle with the boy. One witness said he’d seen the boy use his hands to deflect the blows and heard him telling the girl to stop.

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Detention deputy resigns after investigation reveals affair with inmate Former deputy Danielle Basciano knew inmate Salina Cox before her incarceration, and had passed notes to her while she was in jail; then they had a relationship after release, an investigation found.

JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

A Flagler County Sheriff’s Office detention center deputy resigned this August amid charges that she’d been having an affair with an inmate.

The deputy, Danielle Basciano, resigned Aug. 8, writing in her resignation letter, “I believe I am not fit for duty.” She’d been sworn in in May 2016.

This is not the first resignation from the jail: Previously, three detention deputies resigned in the last year after an internal investigation found that one had engaged in sexual relations with an inmate and the other two had either been involved in other prohibited activities at the jail or had lied to investigators.

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Basciano acknowledged that she’d known the inmate in question before the inmate’s arrest.

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Other detention deputies had spoken to Basciano and told her that what she was doing “doesn’t look good,” but nothing changed, one deputy told investigators.

Another deputy told investigators that Basciano had told his wife that she’d been having an affair with an inmate, and had passed the inmate notes and lived in the same home with her after release. The wife was troubled by the information, and told her husband, the deputy, who further told investigators that Basciano’s conversation with his wife took place at his wife’s business, which was under video and audio surveillance. He provided tapes to the Sheriff’s Office.

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Basciano also told an investigator: “I am really young, and I thought this career was for me.

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Heroin ring, allegedly led by a Palm Coast man, broken up in Volusia and Flagler counties Operation ‘Tax Time’ ended in the arrest of 10 individuals, with nine still outstanding.

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A 19-person drug trafficking group who called themselves “The Money Team” was disbanded on Friday, Oct. 27, as a result of a one-year joint investigation between Volusia County Sheriff’s Office, Daytona Beach Police Department and the Volusia Bureau of Investigations.

The drug trafficking group’s ringleader was identified by deputies as 31-year-old Julian Miller, who allegedly operated from both Daytona Beach and Palm Coast.

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood said Miller was “shak-

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ing like a little sissy” when the SWAT team arrested him at his home Friday morning. Miller’s child was in the home.

“In the meantime, how many parents in this community are grieving because of a loss of a loved one because of what that little scumbag can do?” Chitwood said.

Operation “Tax Time” resulted in the arrest of 10 of the people involved, with police still on the lookout for the last nine. The group was responsible for the distribution of two to three kilograms of heroin per month, resulting in what police estimate to be over 700 overdoses in the area. Some of the heroin distributed also  Justin Allen, 29 — Ormond Beach  Stacia Schriever, 38 — Port Orange  Andrew Deperalta, 24 — Ormond Beach  Brian Conti, 53 — Port Orange One Money Team member was already incarcerated at the Volusia County Branch Jail:  Brandon Barker, 25 — Daytona Beach

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Sheriff Mike Chitwood discusses the results of Operation Tax Time during a press conference on Friday, Oct. 27.

included the opioid fentanyl.

“The opium epidemic is a huge problem nationally, but it’s affecting us here in our community,” Daytona Beach Police Chief Craig Capri said. “Our residents, our citizens are dying from this nasty, horrible drug.”

Data collected by the agencies showed “The Money Team” was responsible for 80 casualties in Ormond Beach, 212 in Daytona Beach and 50 in Port Orange.

Chitwood said the majority of victims were white males, ages 18-65.

“They are destroying families,” Chitwood said. “They are destroying lives, and they’re

profiting on it.”

Two of the arrested members of the drug trafficking group are Ormond Beach residents Justin Allen, 29, and Andrew Deperalta, 24. From Port Orange, 38-yearold Stacia Schriever was arrested for delivery of a controlled substance. Deputies currently have search warrants for the remaining nine individuals in Daytona Beach, Holly Hill and Palm Coast.

“If we didn’t get you this time, you better sleep with one open because we’re going to get you the next time,” Flagler County Sheriff Rick Staly said.

As of Friday afternoon, detectives seized 575 grams of heroin,

two ounces of cocaine, three guns and $6,600 in cash. The amount of drugs collected would be enough for more than 5,300 doses and its street value is somewhere around $134,000, said Chitwood.

“So when you look at what these 19 individuals did, the destruction and the mayhem that they reaped upon the east side of the county up into Flagler County, I believe it’s unprecedented,” Chitwood said.

VCSO believes “The Money Team” was spending $40,000$100,000 monthly to buy heroin to distribute in Volusia County, as well as trafficking other drugs.

In a press release, VCSO said the investigation involved judgeauthorized wiretaps to monitor calls and texts for drug deals. Also, several of “The Money Team” members have been arrested and convicted of past crimes.

This is Allen’s seventh arrest, Deperalta’s second and Schriever’s 20th arrest.

“Everybody gets released,” Chitwood said, answering a question pertaining to why these individuals are back on the streets.

“The attorney general’s office, Pam Bondi, is going to go after these guys with everything that she can to put them behind bars to pay for what they’re doing in our community,” Chitwood said.

Staly said the opioid epidemic is something law enforcement cannot arrest their way out of and that these people often need treatment themselves.

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As charter workshops end, Palm Coast City Council considers a citizen review committee after all Councilwoman Heidi Shipley proposed that the city form a citizen committee to evaluate the charter.

“I never saw this as the be-all, end-all. … I’m certainly not opposed to further review.”

JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

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“I think we should consider having the citizens … take over and File photo

City Councilwoman Heidi Shipley and City Councilman Nick Klufas

said. “It doesn’t hurt to have both processes done.”

Councilman Steve Nobile was also willing to consider a citizen committee.

“I think Ms. Shipley’s statement was dead on,” he said. “This was good. We did it this way, and then in the future we can certainly do more of a citizen charter review.”

After the meeting, Councilman Bob Cuff said he was also willing

to consider a citizen council to review the charter.

“We could talk about it,” he said. Cuff had questioned from the beginning how much the charter needed to be reviewed. “I was hearing a handful of people say, ‘Review, review, review,’ but I wasn’t hearing specific proposals,” he said.

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Mayor Milissa Holland was absent for the workshop.

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When the city invited the public to comment on the city’s charter in preparation for a review process led by the City Council, attendance was sparse.

The city held four “special charter workshops” from Sept. 27 to Oct. 26, drawing about a dozen people to each. The council’s plan has been to follow that process by, if needed, a charter review performed by the council itself.

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N

elson Paul knew this summer was going to be a long one. Paul would have to survive nearly three months without playing a sport. No track and field, and, most importantly, no football.

But he was determined to be prepared for next season.

So, while other kids celebrated the end of tests and homework with vacations and naps, Paul got to work.

Monday through Friday, Paul would spring out of bed early in the morning to train. He didn’t have a workout set at home. So instead, he would walk over a mile to the house of a friend who did.

“I’d set up everything if he wasn’t home,” Paul said. “I’d do push ups and sit ups until he got back. I did that almost every day.

Except for Saturday and Sunday.

Saturday, I rested. And Sunday was for church.”

Now, as Paul — a star defensive end at Flagler Palm Coast High School — walks off the practice field at FPC, the results show. He stands at 6-foot-1, 210 pounds, sculpted and well-defined, especially for a 17-year-old in his junior year. And even after a grueling practice, he looks fresh, rejuvenated and ready for another go. He doesn’t tire out. Not when the postseason is so near. Not when a chance at history is close enough to taste.

“I don’t like to rest,” said Paul, who leads a Bulldogs team that went undefeated in the regular season for the first time in school history. “Hard work pays off.

That’s what pushes me through day-in and day-out.”

HUMBLE BEGINNINGS

When Paul was 11, he had never touched a football before. So, when he ran onto the field for his first practice with his Pop Warner team in West Palm Beach, the Falcons, he wasn’t sure what he was supposed to wear over his pads.

He decided on a stylish polo with red-and-white stripes. Paul later passed out from exhaustion during warmups.

“I was definitely secondguessing myself after that,” he said. “But I kept pushing.”

Just keep pushing: That’s the motto Paul lives by. It’s what drives him to be better than the competition. It’s what led him, even after his blunder at practice, to terrorize the opposition in middle school as a bruising running back.

“I was plowing through people,” Paul said. “They had to take more than one person to take me down. I was playing on both sides of the ball and not getting tired.”

By high school, he was a standout.

So, when Mainland defensive coordinator Travis Roland was named the head coach of the Bulldogs, one of the first things Roland did was watch Paul’s highlight tape. The attraction was instant: Roland knew he had a star player on his hands.

“Speed. Explosion. Just all those things you want to see in a football player,” Roland said. “I

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‘I don’t want to be average’ How Nelson Paul is helping to change the culture at FPC mean, I had everything that you could ask for. You saw power. You saw speed. You saw strength. You saw everything.”

But his best quality?

“How humble he was,” Roland said. “You wouldn’t know he had that in him looking at what he can do on the field.”

A DREAM REALIZED

When Paul was told he had received his first scholarship offer, he thought his coaches were lying.

Just a sophomore at the time, Paul was offered by Valdosta State, a Division II school in Valdosta, Georgia. Since then, Paul’s recruitment has picked up. He has since received an offer from Division I program Florida Atlantic and has garnered interest from Georgia Tech.

For Paul, the offers were a weight off his shoulders. For his father, Wilner, who immigrated to the United States from Léogâne, Haiti, in 1981, the chance for his son to achieve a college education — something he never got to experience — was a dream.

“It’s really good for our family,” Wilner said. “I’m so proud of him.”

The opportunity to suit up on a Saturday for a college football program is added fuel for Paul.

It’s why he refuses to rest.

“I want to be someone who pushes hard to be successful,” he said. “I don’t want to be average. I just want to succeed and see how far I can go with hard work.”

A LEADER BY EXAMPLE

The bad years are still burned into Paul’s mind. In his first two years at FPC, the Bulldogs won a total of seven games and lost to rival Matanzas twice in a row.

“It was hard,” Paul said. “Having a losing streak like that, it felt awful. It felt like a dream that wasn’t coming into place.”

The team — its coaches and its players — wasn’t together.

“It felt like we were moving backward,” Paul said. “We weren’t a family. We were always yelling at each other after every play. We wanted to get better, but we couldn’t.”

But with the a new head coach, a culture shift soon rippled through the Bulldogs’ locker room. The team feels like family now, Paul said. Almost like blood. Players interact even outside of the football field.

Family: It’s a mantra that has ingrained itself into every aspect of FPC football.

“You’re just not alone,” Paul said. “Even when you’re down, they’ll come beside you and stick up for you and be with you.”

FPC defensive end Nelson Paul (No. 9) tackles Deltona’s running back.

The standout defender has played a role in the culture change, Roland said — all without saying a word. Paul doesn’t have to; he lets his play do the talking.

“When you see a kid like Nelson, who has the stats, who’s getting college interests and offers, when you see a kid like that working hard in the weight room and being the first guy in all of the sprints at practice — being always at the front, always at the top — it’s kind of hard for someone else to say they’re not going to work hard,” Roland said. “He’s a lead-

by-example kind of guy. He’s not a very outspoken, loud person.

That is not Nelson Paul at all. Do as I do, and then you do as I say.”

The Bulldogs are on the brink of program history, now, with their first playoff game set for Friday, Nov. 10, at FPC High School.

Roland has one expectation for Paul.

“To dominate,” he said. “In games like these, where speed and all that stuff is going to be even, he’s going to have to step up and make plays. He’s got to win.”

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My new appreciation for NASCAR How a few hot laps around the Daytona International Speedway totally changed my opinion of the sport.

RAY BOONE STAFF WRITER

I have never been a fan of NASCAR — or any form of automobile racing, for that matter. To be frank, cars — whether they’re fast or slow — bore me, and I know very little about them. (Am I supposed to pull over when the “check engine” light comes on?)

But when I got the opportunity to speed around the track at the Daytona International Speedway for a few hot laps, my interest was piqued.

I spoke at a media discussion panel to about 40 public relations professionals on the morning of Wednesday, Oct. 25, at the speedway’s media center. The discussion was agonizingly monotonous, and I already despise public speaking to begin with. (There’s a reason I’m in the print business.) Not to worry, though, I told myself. I was there for the hot laps. And eventually, my time came.

I’m not exactly sure what I was feeling when I hopped into the back of the silver Chevy Impala: excitement, nervousness, fascination and maybe a dash of dread?

The driver introduced himself as Chris. He seemed friendly enough, and he had a slight Southern drawl, so that was a bit relaxing. Not to mention, T. Swizzle’s “… Ready For It?” was gently playing on the speakers, so I guess that helped calm the ol’ nerves, too.

As soon as our car peeled out and onto one of the most famous tracks in the entire world, I became inclined to reassess my opinions on automobile racing: Driving around the track gave me a whole new appreciation for the sport.

First, we were speeding around at roughly 130 to 135 miles per hour. I’ve never gone that fast in a car before, and I can’t imagine the feeling of going much faster, especially being surrounded by dozens of other cars only inches apart.

Fun fact: The fastest speed ever recorded at the Daytona 500 was 210 mph by Bill Elliott in 1987. I can’t comprehend that.

In addition, the narrow width and steep angle of the track blew my mind.

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field. How two cars could ever race around that track is beyond me. The fact that 40 can do so without frequent fatalities seems like a miracle. In addition, the angle of the track was so sharp, I could have sworn our car was perpendicular to the base of the track. It made me slightly dizzy.

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NASCAR, you have my attention.

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FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Bulldogs go undefeated for first time in school history, Pirates edge out Deltona FPC escaped Mandarin in double overtime, and Matanzas staved off the Wolves 17-15.

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Undefeated!

Mandarin could almost taste victory as its special teams lined up for a field goal in the first overtime period against Flagler Palm Coast. A simple field goal was all that stood between a victory for Mandarin and the first loss of the season for the Bulldogs.

But not if FPC’s Dennis Shorter had anything to say about it.

The Bulldogs’ 5-foot-9 cornerback slid past Mandarin’s offensive line and blocked the kick, sending the game into an extra overtime period.

Thanks to Shorter’s game-saving block and a score in the second overtime, the Bulldogs (9-0) pulled off a remarkable comeback in their final game of the regular season, defeating Mandarin 24-17

on the night of Friday, Oct. 27, at Sal Campanella Memorial Field.

The double overtime win ensured the first undefeated season in school history.

After leading 10-9 after three quarters, the Bulldogs found themselves trailing by a touchdown with 9:41 to go in the game before coming back to tie the game at 17, forcing the extra period.

Before Shorter’s blocked kick, FPC kicker Samuel Petrin missed a 24-yard field goal that put the Bulldogs’ undefeated season in serious jeopardy.

After the upcoming bye week, the Bulldogs will start postseason play on Nov. 10 at FPC High School. The opponent has yet to be decided.

With a playoff berth on the line, Matanzas’ battle with Deltona did not start as planned.

The Wolves got on the board first after a poor snap went over the head of Pirates quarterback Ryan Thomas and out the back of the end zone for a safety, and near the end of the first quarter, Wolves quarterback Nick Cristiano connected on a 72-yard pass to receiver Jalen Monroe to give Deltona an 8-0 lead.

However, thanks to a dominant second quarter, Matanzas (6-2, 4-1) stormed back to defeat the Wolves 17-15 in an intense district battle on Friday, Oct. 27, at Deltona. The Pirates scored all of their points in the second quarter.

Senior receiver and Navy commit Devin Mathews had one of his most explosive outings of the season, totaling 114 yards and a touchdown through the air, including a 48-yard score

TROUBLE ON THE FIELD

As Matanzas celebrated a huge district win against Deltona on Friday night, the Pirates were without one of their most important players: senior team captain Shane Riley.

Riley, who was previously ejected from Matanzas’ game against Pine Ridge on Oct. 20 after throwing a punch at an opposing player, was slapped with a suspension by the Florida High School Athletic Association for the Pirates’ game against the Wolves.

The suspension by the FHSAA was only for one game, but according to Matanzas principal Jeff Reaves, Riley was handed additional punishment. However, because of confidentiality, the extent of the school’s punishment wasn’t disclosed.

“We always look at every event that occurs as a teachable moment,” Reaves said. “We saw this as one of those moments for him. ... He’s learned from his mistake and taken the appropriate action to get better from it.”

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Down just two points midway through the fourth quarter, the Wolves found themselves near the red zone with a chance to retake the lead. But a jump ball between Monroe and Matanzas cornerback Nehemiah Knight proved fatal to

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3rd Morgan Sharman, 20:53.36 5th Cassandra Hunter, 21:06.62 8th Lexie Hawkins, 21:31.62

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GIRLS: 1st Rain Marti, 20:07.10 2nd Kelly Steffens, 20:08.55

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YOUR NEIGHBORS Vincent’s Clubhouse hosts Halloween Bash at Las Palmas

Dozens of families gathered on Saturday to celebrate Halloween and get to know each other.

S Annabelle Kocher shows off her colorful unicorn dance.

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Aimee Corbett spreads her butterfly wings.

uperheroes, Star Wars characters and even a dancing unicorn filled Las Palmas at 70 Town Court on Saturday, Oct. 28, for Vincent’s Clubhouse Halloween Bash.

Erica Cona, founder of Vincent’s Clubhouse, walked around in a Superwoman costume, as her son, Vincent, was The Flash. Vincent’s Clubhouse is a nonprofit organization that Cona started in August 2016 with the mission of creating summer camps that are enjoyable, educational and suit the needs of children who have autism or other sensory sensitivities.

“We want children with autism and their families to have events of their own that they can come to and feel safe and comfortable,” Cona said. “However, we also want to create an inclusive environment and have families with neurotypical children come, as well.”

Cona said many parents tell her that they wish “society would understand my child” or that they want other kids to play with their children despite them having autism. She hosts these type of social events in the hopes it will help foster that kind of welcoming, inclusive environment.

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Above: Dozens of families gather at Las Palmas to watch Peter the Great Magic perform.

Kaiden Wayson dresses as a pirate.

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Erica Cona talks to the crowd at Vincent’s Clubhouse Halloween Bash.

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PALM COAST ARTS FOUNDATION TO PRESENT ‘CIRQUE SALUTES VETERANS’ On Veterans Day, the Palm Coast Arts Foundation will present “Cirque Salutes Veterans,” which will feature performances on Cyr wheel, chair stacking, hand balancing and more. After the show on Saturday, Nov. 11, children will get to meet the performers and participate in an interactive workshop to learn some of the skills.

The event will take place at the Palm Coast Arts Pavilion, 1500 Central Ave. The Flagler Palm Coast High School and Matanzas High School ROTC and color guard will kick off the event at 1:30 p.m. The show will begin at 2 p.m. Free admission for veterans with ID. Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for children under 12 or PCAF members. A Family Four Pack is $40.

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On, Nov. 11 at 9 a.m., the lodge will break ground and dedicate a Veterans Memorial site, which will honor all those who served in the U.S. Armed Forces. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., there will be a classic car “Cruise-In” that will be free and open to the public. To reserve a vendor table, visitelks2709. com/BPOE/cruise-rsvp/.

On Nov. 12, the annual Veterans Motorcycle Fun Run will start at 10:30 a.m., with registration at 8:30 a.m. There is a $20 donation per bike and $10 donation for each additional rider, which includes lunch at the lodge. Call 793-4743.

FLAGLER TECHNICAL INSTITUTE HOSTS FOOD DRIVES

ELKS LODGE TO HOST FUNDRAISERS FOR VETERANS CHARITIES The Palm Coast Elks Lodge 2709 will have a Veterans Day Weekend Friday to Sunday, Nov. 10-12, to raise money to support charities for veterans.

On Nov. 10, the lodge will open at 11 a.m. for tours and questions, as well as the regular lunch and dinner services that are open to the public. Lunch is 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., and dinner is 5:30-8:30 p.m. Parties of three or more should call ahead

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Flagler Technical Institute Patient Care Assistant students Dereatha Sanders, Namiah Simpson and Kiyona Smith

The Patient Care Assistant and Medical Assisting students at Flagler Technical Institute hosted a Food Drive during October to benefit the Salvation Army. Over 300 pounds of food were collected between eight

donation locations.

Program facilitator for Health Sciences at FTI, Kathryn Weed, said that when Lisa Cancel from the Salvation Army came to talk with the students in September, they learned that the Salvation Army collects food for the homeless and needy in the community and that they could support the organization with food drive locations.

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UF/IFAS PROGRAM INSPIRES FLAGLER COUNTY STUDENTS’ GREEN INITIATIVE

Locals raise money and package food to aid Dominica.

The Flagler County School District will be switching to lunch trays made of recycled paper due to efforts from students, teachers and a pollution awareness program at the University of Florida.

The initiative, called the Bio-d-GREAT-able Project, was scheduled to begin Nov. 1 with a ribbon-cutting celebration at the Old Kings Elementary cafeteria.

The transition to paper trays will prevent more than 1.3 million Styrofoam trays from entering the Flagler County landfill each year, according to a press release.

“Ellen Asher, a second-grade teacher at Old Kings Elementary, and Courtney VandeBunte, from Flagler Palm Coast High School, were looking for an environmentally related project that would involve students from both second and 10th grade,” Maia McGuire, a Florida Sea Grant agent with the UF Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Extension, said in the release.

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Destiny Cole (former RES student, senior at FPC), Teresa Williams (Flagler County Health Department), McGruff the Crime Dog and Lauren Lilly (Senior at FPC) at Rymfire Elementary School.

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Smokey Bear visited Rymfire Elementary on Wednesday, Oct. 25, and Friday, Oct. 27, to teach kids about fire safety since October is Fire Prevention Month. Smokey Bear was assisted by Julie Allen, Bunnell Mitigation Specialist Florida Forest Service through the Dept. of Agriculture and Con-

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A second special guest visited Rymfire on Oct. 27 in honor of Red Ribbon Week.

SWAT students and McGruff the Dog presented the theme: Your Future is Key, so Stay Drug Free.

The Red Ribbon Campaign is the oldest and largest drug prevention program in the nation, reaching millions of young people during Red Ribbon Week, Oct. 23-31 each year.

The Future Business Leaders of America students at Flagler Palm Coast High School recently presented Pastor Travis Pauley of The Salty Church of Flagler a check for $561.50, which the students raised to help the relief efforts for those in Flagler County who suffered damages from Hurricane Irma.

To raise the money, the students partnered with Chick-fil-A of Palm Coast to sell sandwiches, which Chick-fil-A gives to the club at a discounted price for the fundraiser.

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When: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 4; and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Sunday, Nov. 5 Where: Flagler Executive Airport, 201 Airport Road, Bunnell Details: The two-day event will have aircraft and military displays, as well as live music, featuring Hot Stuff (Donna Summer Tribute) and Fleetwood Max (Fleetwood Mac Tribute). There will be a fireworks show Saturday night and a Shockwave Jet truck. Tickets are $10 advance purchase and $15 at the gate.

For full schedule, visit freedomfestflagler.com. Guests may stay after the 2 p.m. conclusion on Nov. 5 for The American Flag Project’s attempt to set a record for the most people waving flags in one place. Call 986-6484.

The Observer is sending letters to the North Pole. Be sure to get your letter in by November 13th for a chance to be published in our Holiday Greetings section!

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andy and costumes galore filled the Palm Coast United Methodist Church for a Trunk or Treat event on Saturday.

The 12th-annual Trunk or Treat featured 32 cars, trucks and vans, which is 12 more than at last year’s event, said Leanna Mannino, director of children’s ministries. Superheroes, dinosaurs, princesses and more lined the parking lot for their turn to collect sweet treats.

“It’s important for the community to have a safe place to come and trick or treat,” Mannino said.

Last year, there were 1,200 visitors at the event on 5200 Belle Terre Parkway. Mannino said over 1,500 people attended on Saturday.

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21-27 was a house on the Matanzas River. Brenda Rezza, as representative, sold 16 Sabal Bend to Thomas and Cynthia Chambers, of Palm Coast, for $760,000.

Built in 2005, the house has six bedrooms, four baths, a swimming pool, boat dock, boat house and 4,134 square feet.

It sold in 2012 for $750,000.

in 2017, the house has four bedrooms, two baths and 1,913 square feet.

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The top-selling house has six bedrooms and four bathrooms.

PALM COAST Condos Mark and Karen Mooneyhan, individually and as trustees, sold 200 Marina Bay Drive, Unit 303, to Timothy and Marian Hasty, of Pinecrest, for $321,000. Built in 2001, the condo has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,138 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $300,000.

in 2006, the condo has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,781 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $415,000.

Everett Natale, of Flagler Beach, sold 3600 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 313, to Steven and Lorna Ballard, of Lake Mary, for $198,888. Built in 1984, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,209 square feet. It sold in 1998 for $85,900.

Bennedetto and Geraldine Vitullo, of Honeoye Falls, New York, sold 300 Cinnamon Beach Way, Unit 224, to Christopher Bartholet and Christina BrownLifvendahl, of Lake Mary, for $287,000. Built in 2005, the condo has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,682 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $499,000.

Cochran Place Barry and Corinne Poimboeuf, of Orange Park, sold 1016 N. Central Ave. to William and Patricia Ferry, of Gainesville, for $587,000. Built in 2007, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 2,887 square feet.

Kateryna Orlova, of Van Nuys, California, sold 200 Riverfront Drive, Unit C102, to Reflex Realty Corp., of Silverthorne, Colorado, for $217,000. Built

Country Club Harbor D.R. Horton Inc., of St. Johns, sold 16 Waterfront Cove to Alan and Michele Battis, of Palm Coast, for $280,379. Built

Lehigh Woods Adams Homes of Northwest Florida Inc., of Gulf Breeze, sold 24 Riviere Lane to Wallace and Keisha Haynes, of Palm Coast, for$202,968. Built in 2017, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,505 square feet.

Grand Haven Jean Zucherate sold 14 Village View Way to Jeffrey Hernandez, as trustee, for $325,000. Built in 2004, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 2,106 square feet.

What a Deal Homes LLC, of Ormond Beach, sold 31 Radium Lane to Moacir and Evelyn Rebostini, of Palm Coast, for $191,000. Built in 2001, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,843 square feet. It sold in 2004 for $174,900.

Grand Landings Phase One Robert and Shari Leonard, of Palm Coast, sold 129 Spoonbill Drive to Patricia and Frank Ascone, of Palm Coast, for $260,000. Built in 2014, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,197 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $233,000.

Emile Segev and Tyra Moscovitch, of Montreal, Canada, sold 40 Rose Drive to Sokha Chhum, of Palm Coast, for $150,000.

Built in 2003, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,368 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $199,000.

Hunter’s Ridge Landon Homes LLC, of Jacksonville, sold 106 Windsong Court to Cecil and Barbara Ashby, of Fort Pierce, for $363,490.

Built in 2016, the house has four bedrooms, three baths and 2,656 square feet.

Palm Harbor S&B Properties Group LLC, of Flagler Beach, sold 60 Farragut Drive to Christina Ratliff, of Palm Coast, for $157,500. Built in 1974, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,411 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $152,000.

Indian Trails Alexandria Coutu-Struble and Erick Struble, of Palm Coast, sold 181 Bridgehaven Drive to Mannix Leach, of Palm Coast, for $174,000. Built in 1985, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,247 square feet.

Pebble Beach Village ML James LLC, as trustee, sold 17 Sunset Cove to Susan Joyalle, and Traute and Siegfried

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ASSORTED GLASS: Milk/Depression/Fenton, etc.

12 pieces @$5/each. Girandoles 1840’s, $100/pair.

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AUTO RAMP set, steel, $20; Auto Creeper w/headrest, $20; Lawn Fertilizer spreader, $20. 225-1130.

BSWD. STRAT. Body Bld. Eltc. Guitar. Play blues guitar. $70/all. 386-302-2024 after 9am.

CURIO CABINET 20 inch wide, cherry, like new. $75.00. Call 386-264-4390.

ELECTRIC LIFT Chair. Red Leather, clean, comfortable. $200. Pre-moving sale. 386-585-4909.

Quail Hollow Richard and Holly Poreda, of Camden, Tennessee, sold 12 Zebu Place to Robert and Shari Leonard, of Palm Coast, for $220,000.

Built in 2003, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,908 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $239,900.

Daniel and Angela Bennett, of Black Mountain, North Carolina, sold 21 Zoffer Court to Justin and Kimberly Maser, of Palm Coast, for $205,000. Built in 2007, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,880 square feet. It sold in 2007 for $172,900.

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Pine Lakes Bentley and Valerie Gentry, of Woolwich, New Jersey,2,sold Thursday, November 20171 Wilmont Place to Amanda Contreras-Tovar, of Palm Coast, for $223,000. Built in 1999, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,074 square feet. It sold in 2016 for $181,000.

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Pine Grove Neil and Gaudy Nguyen, of Palm Coast, sold 19 Pine Grove Drive to John and Jung D’Ambra, of Palm Coast, for $230,000. Built in 2001, the house has two bedrooms, two baths, swimming pool and 1,723 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $275,900.

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Gohrend, of Flagler Beach, for $233,000. Built in 1979, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,364 square feet. It sold in 2004 for $230,000.

Maria Revoredo, of Fall River, Massachusetts, sold 81 Zephyr Lily Trail to Sandra Zagorski, of Palm Coast, for $150,000. Built in 1999, theGarage/Moving/Estate house has three bedSales Items Under $200 For Sale Plantation Bay rooms, 1.5 baths, a swimming 3 BLACK chainlink gates in good condition, 2: Intervest at Plantation Bay,386-437-7058. of pool and 1,076 feet. It sold NOV. 3, 9AM-2PM 5’Wx4’T, 1: 3’Wx4’T. All $150 OBO. ONEsquare DAY ONLY:FRIDAY, Daytona Beach, sold 625 Elk River in 2015 for $135,000.

26 Wellstone Drive (Palm Coast Pkwy to Pine Lakes Pkwy to Drive to LeRoy and Stacy Roberts, Wellwater to Wellshire to Wellstone) of Ormond Beach, for $367,855. Sea Colony Christmas Ornaments/Decorations/Lights, as trustee, sold 27 Built in 2017, the house has four Danity Little, Housewares, Pots/Pans/Bakeware, Flatware, to David and Shirley bedrooms, three baths and 2,402 Avalon Drive Glassware, Dog’s Large Kennel/Food Bin/Feeding Tabor, as trustees, for $300,000. square feet.

Platform/Toys, Books, LP Records, Plastic Built in 1987, theBins, house has3Gal.1.5HP three Storage Husky Air Compressor, Hand Tools, and Hardware 1,940 and more.

Kent Stable, of Asheville, North bedrooms, 2.5 baths Carolina, sold 11 Landings Lane to square feet. It sold in 2009 for REALLY GOOD SALE! Electronics, jewelry, Laurie Brown, of Ormond Beach, $207,000. womens large clothes, many new. Shoes galore, for $169,000. Built in 1988, the kitchen household goods, CD’s. Friday and of gotoby.com, con- 46 Fenwick lane. house has three bedrooms, two Toby Tobin, Saturday from 9:00am-1:00pm. baths and 1,358 square feet. It sold tributed to this report.

Sales topGarage/Moving/Estate +4 chairs $65; BDRM set, $50. 386-864-1381.

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8 WEEK AKC Registered apricot Toy Poodle. $750.00. Vet checked, shots/dewormed. Loving home only. Call 386-283-6978.

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HelpROOM Wanted BEAUTIFUL LARGE FOR RENT. Kitchen TRI-COLORED MURRAY go-cart, seater for privilege included. $150/week. Call 386-445-4096.

ONE DAY ONLY:FRIDAY, NOV. 3,two 9AM-2PM CHAINSAW OPERATOR needed for light forestry sale. $175/OBO. Call 386-931-9159.

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Wellwater to Wellshire to Wellstone) PALM COAST Legacy Vacation Club Timeshare. $50.00. Call Bill at 386-437-3146.

Christmas Ornaments/Decorations/Lights, Located on the Intra Coastal. SERVICE 2 bedroomin units, RECEPTIONIST/CUSTOMER Palm Housewares, Pots/Pans/Bakeware, Seven Christmas Snowglobes.

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See Classified LINK. include: computer and multi line telephone ASSISTED LIVING FURNITURE − DrySALE! Sink $120: Small Microwave/ REALLY GOOD Electronics, jewelry, experience. Strong attention to detail and organization, able to multi task. Accepting TV table $40.

Call (386) 597−7398. womens large clothes, many new. Shoes galore, - Friday from 8:30 am to OurMonday loveliest and largest kitchen household goods, CD’s. Friday and applications 4:30 at 31Celebrity Enterprise Dr. become Palm Coast.

Thispmweek’s Cipher answers residential space has HANGINGfrom LIGHT Brass, 8 bulbs, hanging crystal Saturday 9:00am-1:00pm.

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FEMALE CHIHUAHUA - Loveable, small, tan, 11 months old. Current on all shots. To good home only. $190.00. Call 386-225-4510.

Announcements Notice Under Fictitious Name Law Pursuant to Section 865.09, Florida Statutes NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of KSK PROPERTIES located at 900 CANOPY WALK LANE, # 914 in the County of Flagler in the City of Palm Coast, Florida 32137 intends to register the said name with the Division of Corporations ofAppliances the Florida Department of State, Tallahassee, FL.FOR SALE: Stainless Steel Range APPLIANCES $300.00; Washer $100.00; Dryer $200.00. Call Dated at Palm Coast, Florida, this 2nd day of 386-864-0069.

November, 2017 WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR, white, 27 cubic feet,Pierce lower freezer. Excellent Condition. $450.00.

Kirk Kenmore Refrigerator SS door, blacksides, Help 25cf.

Wanted great condition. $350.00.

CHAINSAW OPERATOR needed for light forestry work.

Experience and transportation a must. Call Room For Rent Frigidaire, porthole, washer/Dryer $200/both 386-439-9839.

BEAUTIFUL LARGE ROOM FOR RENT. Kitchen GE washer, large capacity, Amana Excellent privilege included. $150/week.

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RECEPTIONIST/CUSTOMER SERVICE in Palm condition $300/both.

CoastVacation/Seasonal office. Responsibilities include, but not Rentals limited to:washer, answering incoming calls, filing, greeting Hotpoint large capacity $150.00.

PALM COAST Legacyplus Vacation Clubclerical Timeshare. customers in person, additional and Located on the Intrabe Coastal.

2 bedroom units, other duties as may assigned.

Requirements Can deliver 386-338-8936. $800 annual maintenance Bestline offertelephone over $100 include: computer and fee. multi takes it. 386-446-1438. experience.

StrongBoats attention to detail and organization, able to multi task. Accepting Adult Care Services applications Monday - Friday from 8:30 am to DICK BOGER Yacht Sales 4:30 pm for atlarge 31 clean Enterprise Dr. exceeded Palm Coast.

Demand yachts has our ASSISTED LIVING 386-445-4559. brokerage inventory.

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Pets like new, just tuned. $80.

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8 WEEK old AKC Registered apricot Toy Poodle.

POWER WHEELCHAIR New batteries and $750.00. Vet checked, shots/dewormed. Loving $200.00. Call (386) 986−7500.

GLASS TOP table with four chairs, new cushions, charger. home only. Call 386-283-6978. $90.00; Round fountain $50.00. Call 386-225-4510.

SEALY QUEEN SET Mattress, Box, Frame. Very Home Services Homes For Sale FEMALE CHIHUAHUA - Loveable, small, tan, H.O.FAME rookie cards. Ferguson Jenkins $40; Good Condition. P.C. $99. (727) 709−2523.

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Current on shots. To good home 94 Sudden forceful flow Cleaning 39 Reason to cover one’s ears A-NEW CROSSWORD Timothy B.allParker Roberto Alomar$12; Ken Griffey Jr. $55.

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SOFA/LOVE Combo Green tweed in good 95 Groupie, essentially 40 Holder of cinders

By Luis Campos LADIES 26” Mountain Bike. Works great, good condition; never wet. $100. (386) 864−0698.

97 Newton of football 42 Fix up an old home Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from Announcements shape. $35.00. Call 386-283-4367.

100 Thing for a grad FREE list 46 Whale variety with pictures! quotations by famous people, past and present.

TIRES SET 245/75R16. All season, good 102 Cobra relative 47 Sherpa’s country Notice Under Name Law Pursuant to $100.Fictitious Call 860−978−8549.

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103 Something for a medium, 48 Like oil you can’t use $35; Coach Crossbody purse $85. 386-265-1432. Section 865.09, Florida Statutes www.PalmCoastRepos.com but not a large TREK MOUNTAIN Bike 800. Blue, 26 inch.

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104 Speak before Palm a crowd 51 Crossword construction NOTICECall IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, LOVELY DESK for sale $199.00. Please call $95.00. desiring to engage in business under the fictitious 106 Having problems saying maps 386-445-4096 for additional information.

AS RZ GPA CZ ZUCKK V UICBW-AIname of KSK Appliances PROPERTIES located at 900 words like this? LIZ’S CLEANING 52 Jug’s much fancier cousin LOVESEAT $75;Round/glass dinette set $75; Desk APPLIANCES CANOPY WALK LANE, # 914 in the County of 108 Be unsteady on one’s feet 53 Fixed one’s eyes?

FOR SALE: Stainless Steel Range PLENTY Free OF SPACE FOR THE UIMVUMI, KAAWCLO SAI V w/topper $20; Toddler bed $25. 515-779-7930.

Flagler in Washer the City $100.00; of Palm Coast, Florida 32137 $300.00; Dryer $200.00.

Call 111 Bring back from the dead Estimates!

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113 Actress Corcoran of the grade of MEN’S PANTS, 10pr. $34.30; Chaps, Hagar, some of Corporations of the Florida Department of State, DICOPUKT-KCU SIALU NAIBP.” New Clients Only!

“Bachelor Father” 58 Makes up (for) never worn $89; Ceramic heater $39. 585-4291.

Tallahassee, FL. WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR, white, 27 cubic 115 Open-court hearing 62 Maximizing suffix Licensed/References available – IADMIU DIVRKU PAIR MATCHING table lamps with night light. White feet, lower freezer. Excellent Condition. $450.00. 117 Hazzard TV lawman 64 Talent show host Dated at Palm Coast, Florida, this 2nd day of Call me at 65 386-569-6151 ceramic base, tropical style. Best offer over $10.

118 One of Eve’s sons Zoroastrian living in November,Refrigerator 2017 Kenmore 25cf. SS door, blacksides, 386-445-9178.

119 Some Muslim dignitaries western India supplies!

I supply all of the cleaning great condition. $350.00. (var.)

66 Feverish conditions “S VCFXSRC LII DU NLH XFJSFYR. SK TOOL BOX-Loaded $65; Kitchen set, wood/tile, Kirk Pierce 120 Place were manyHome lay down 67 Tools with rough surfaces top +4 chairs $65; BDRM set, $50. 386-864-1381. Frigidaire, porthole, washer/Dryer $200/both Services their bets 68 Hypes Help Wanted PCF VXSPSVR RPLXP ISTSGZ DU FIREPLACE & MORE! TRI-COLORED MURRAY go-cart, two seater for GE washer, large capacity, Amana Dryer. Excellent 121 Like a musty basement SPECIALIST 69 Interest followed with CHAINSAW OPERATOR needed for light forestry sale. $175/OBO. Call 386-931-9159. condition $300/both.

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DEJSFR, PCFG S’D SG HFFM work. Experience and transportation a must. Call -New Fireplaces and Re-facing 123 Tries to bring cleaning in a fish 74 Poplar variety TWO SHOWER doors 30 1/4 x 55 1/2, never used, 386-439-9839.

-Chimney Hotpoint washer, large capacity $150.00.

124 Whirling water creation $50.00. Call Bill at 386-437-3146. screens 76 Bones in wrists PXEWNIF.” – OECG VLXMFGPFX Reserved -Replacement Space 77 Refurbish -Rain caps RECEPTIONIST/CUSTOMER SERVICE LP in Reserved Palm DOWN Can deliver 386-338-8936.

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5 MUSICAL. Coast office. Responsibilities include, but not -Damper and2-Story FireboxHome repairswith 2,404 sq ft of Beautiful 1 Exec’s degree Glass, assorted sizes. $35. Call (386) 627−8716.

81 It’sRoom startedand regularly -Inspections living space.

Den, Great Half Bath ©2017 NEA, Inc. limited to: answeringBoats incoming calls, filing, greeting 2 Greek letter or quite small fromfloor, a baby2 Full Custom stone and is brick on 1st floor.

There a 82 loftDetach, on theas2nd customers in person, plus additional clerical and amount APPLIANCE PEDESTALS for Washer/Dryer, 2 other duties as may be assigned. Requirements -Mailboxes Baths and all 3 Bedrooms have walk-in closets. bottle 3 Jambs for swingers DICK BOGER Yacht Sales Each $65; 386.793.0516. See Classified LINK. -Firepits Fully vinyl fenced yard84 with oversized include: computer and multi telephone Library patron patio area Demand for large clean yachts hasline exceeded our4 Make better in a good neighborhood.

Closelegal to schools and Strong attention to detail and -Walkways 86 Upfront fee FURNITURE − Dry Sink $120: Small Microwave/ experience. brokerage inventory.

5 Shocking and frightful Complete the grid so that every row, column -Waterfalls shopping. Don't miss thiselectrical great home! organization, able to multi task.

Accepting 87 Some devices TV table $40. Call (386) 597−7398.

We have buyers for 30’ to 70’ yachts, 6 One-Patios seeking votes, briefly applications Monday Friday from 8:30 am to and 3x3 box contains every digit from 1 to 9 90 Paul was one in the Bible Power & Sail - List now - Free appraisals 7 Speedy steeds -BBQ’s pm at 31Palm Enterprise Dr. Palm Coast.

386-445-8441 HANGING LIGHT Brass, 8 bulbs, hanging crystal 4:30 91 Cries of wonderment and inclusively.

Bob Updegrave Coast Agent 8 Frosty ice crystals on the Bonanno Masonry 386-445-4559. pendants, $30.00 Call (386) 316−9990.

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10 Brit with the title “sir” ©2017 Universal Uclick 94 Cutter in a deli 3BR/2BA DUPLEX in R−Section Clean, fresh and 11 Representatives of top informally 52 Cuisine creator 73 Get a piano right FALL IS FOR PLANTING! Special on mulch ACROSS LAWN MOWERS (2) 7hp, one is self propelled, bright. Tile floors, new paint, high ceilings, 1−car 96 Acquire performers 30 Worst turnout possible 53 Thumbs-down types 74 Do on-screen film work and stone. Complete landscape maintenance like new,skirt justtype tuned. $80. Call Bill 386−246−8683.

1 Modest 97 Hollowed out, as an apple garage, screened lanai, some new fixtures.

12 Frutti lead-in for lawn and beds. Drains packages Installed.

31 “Bam!” relative 54 Sections of baseball 75 Run up the middle 5 Not conjoined Washer/Dryer Dishwasher $1,075. Credit and 98 Type of professional Paulo trimming, bed clean-up. Licensed & Insured.

32 One spouse caps 76 More like any grandbaby 13 ___Shrub POWER WHEELCHAIR New batteries and reference check. $50 Application fee, call for Call 386-503-6055.

10 Eats up sliders? football 14 Classic Chanel fragrance 34 Any pope 56 showing Small bit of(386) ointment 78 Warning color charger. $200.00. Call (386) 986−7500.

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14 Lawyer’s undertaking 99 Worker with natural stone 15 Committee variety 36 A real scoundrel 57 Early role for Eastwood 79 “You go high, I go low” 18 Outstanding economic 101 Academy attendee SEALY QUEEN SET Mattress, Box, Frame. Very59 Numbered musical Home Services Home Services 16 Italian province 37 Country bordering enabler Homes For Sale occurrence 102 Coincide Good Condition. P.C. $99.Austria (727) 709−2523.

17 Concluded composition 83 Keep from one another 19 “All in the Family” 105 Elephant’s protrusion 19 Gov’t. property overseer 40 Assistants at workin good60 Be competitiveBANK OWNED 85 LoveHOMES! child of myth SOFA/LOVE SEAT Combo Green tweed daughter 107 Norton Sound port 25 Type of advantage 41 It goes in and out of 61 Cleveland’s lake 87 Mighty jungle creature condition; 20 Water, to never some wet. $100. (386) 864−0698.

109 Carry-___ (manageable 27 Farm animal that gets water 63 La Brea pits stuff 88 Color or shade 21 Chief Norse god luggage) with pictures!

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29 Make changes to 44 Back to square ___ 65 With skin removed monthly 23 Meat on an Italian sub 112 Computer capacity 33 “Norma ___” (Sally Field 45 Roasting rod 68 Undergo major changes 90 Affirm as true www.PalmCoastRepos.com TREK MOUNTAIN 24 Like some improved Bike 800. Blue, 26 inch.

114 Skinny, migratory fish film) 46 Fair type 70 All dudes Palm West Home 91 Tribute that may Realty, Incrhyme $95.00.

Call (386) 445−8231. photographs 116 Scheider of “Jaws” fame 35 Adjust your telescope 50 Stuff discussed in 71 Lab gels derived from 92 Tat-tat starter 26 Debt that’s due 37 Sarajevo resident museums seaweed 93 Something for a baby Appliances 28 A Triple Crown race, ©2017 Andrews McMeel Syndicate 38 Loughlin of “Full House” 51 Band’s booking 72 Clumsy goofball to sit on 11-2-17 APPLIANCES FOR SALE: Stainless Steel Range PLENTY OF SPACE FOR THE $300.00; Washer $100.00; Dryer $200.00. Call ENTIRE FAMILY!!!

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Appliances

12 VOLT DeWalt brand cordless drill. Charger, hard case, excellent condition. $35. Call 386-445-1167.

WOMENS H/D Leather Jacket w/emblem, sm. $125; Womens 7.5 H/D boots, $75. 386-585-3066.

WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR, white, 27 cubic feet, lower freezer. Excellent Condition. $450.00.

ARM CHAIR with ottoman. Excellent condition. $100. Call 386-569-5586.

Seven Christmas Snowglobes.

5 MUSICAL. Glass, assorted sizes. $35. Call (386) 627−8716.

Kenmore Refrigerator 25cf. SS door, blacksides, great condition. $350.00.

ASSORTED GLASS: Milk/Depression/Fenton, etc.

12 pieces @$5/each. Girandoles 1840’s, $100/pair.

386-586-3484.

BLUE DRUMS 7pc junior kit; throne, sticks, tutorial. P.C., $149. Call (727) 709−2523.

Frigidaire, porthole, washer/Dryer $200/both

HANGING LIGHT Brass, 8 bulbs, hanging crystal pendants, $30.00 Call (386) 316−9990.

GE washer, large capacity, Amana Dryer. Excellent condition $300/both.

HANGING LIGHT Frosted Globe, Single Bulb $30.

Call (386) 316−9990.

Hotpoint washer, large capacity $150.00.

AUTO RAMP set, steel, $20; Auto Creeper w/headrest, $20; Lawn Fertilizer spreader, $20. 225-1130.

ELECTRIC LIFT Chair. Red Leather, clean, comfortable. $200. Pre-moving sale. 386-585-4909.

HEAVY DUTY aluminum truck toolbox with sliding shelf, handles. 4’Lx13”D x14”H. Best offer over $50. 386-445-9178.

MARINE & RV battery w/charger; motorguide 30lb trust trolling motor. $125 OBO. 832-671-2905.

MEN’S PANTS, 10pr. $34.30; Chaps, Hagar, some never worn $89; Ceramic heater $39. 585-4291.

NEW FROGG Toggs motorcycle rain gear. One XL one small. With spider boots. $125. 386-585-3066.

WEN BAMBOO Green Tea Restorative Cleansing Conditioner $25.00. Call 386.283.4367 no text.

TWO SHOWER doors 30 1/4 x 55 1/2, never used, $50.00. Call Bill at 386-437-3146.

TWO NEW bar stools, wood, off white $160; Oak two drawer file cabinet, $40. 386-338-3563.

TROY BILT lawn tractor 17.5 HP. $190 OBO. Call 386-586-6365.

TRI-COLORED MURRAY go-cart, two seater for sale. $175/OBO. Call 386-931-9159.

TREK NAVIGATOR 200 bike 24 speed. Like new, $185.00. Phone 386-447-2876.

TOOL BOX-Loaded $65; Kitchen set, wood/tile, top +4 chairs $65; BDRM set, $50. 386-864-1381.

SOFA AND Love Seat, both excellent. Love seat has small scatch. $200. Call 386-569-5586.

JOGGING STROLLER Clean gently used, $65.00.

Call or text (386) 597−6747.

LAWN MOWERS (2) 7hp, one is self propelled, like new, just tuned. $80. Call Bill 386−246−8683.

OSTER WALL Hair Dryer w/Mount: 12/1500watt, 2 settings, auto shutoff, $25 (386) 316−9990.

PET STOLLER for small dogs or cats $45; Two PVC chairs with cushions $35. (386) 986−7540.

Boats DICK BOGER Yacht Sales Demand for large clean yachts has exceeded our brokerage inventory.

We have buyers for 30’ to 70’ yachts, Power & Sail - List now - Free appraisals Bob Updegrave Palm Coast Agent (386) 449-9161 radiowaves11@att.net

TREK MOUNTAIN Bike 800. Blue, 26 inch. $95.00. Call (386) 445−8231.

TV WALL Mount. NEW, Sanus VuePoint, FLF118, Full−motion fits 47"−75" TV. $99. Call: 523−7201.

Furnishings 2 END & Coffee Tbl. set Lighter wood & glass.

Beautiful & excellent cond. $150. (386) 446−9496

Garage/Moving/Estate Sales Free Community Yard Sale! Oh yes, we said FREE! October 28th, 2017 8am-Noon. First Baptist Church of Palm Coast. Clothing, food, household items, much, much more! Bags will be furnished.

6050 Palm Coast Pkwy NW. Event in back parking lot. If raining, inside back building. Our Gift to the Community!

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VERA BRADLEY Purse. Multi color paisley, 8"X11". Excellent cond. $20. (386) 627−8716.

VW RC−AUTOTRANSPORTER w/6 Beetle cars $175 Rare,never opened Orig ship label 627−8716

PINE WOOD - Hearts carved in wood on each end. $40.00. Call 386-283-3957.

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Personal Messages

SPA COVER Tan, new 79" x 79". Our spa quit $199. Call (386) 445−4150.

SPRINKLER HEADS New Commercial Rainbird Falcon 6540 Rotor; 11 heads for $149. 523−7201.

RUMMAGE SALE and Bazaar Friday November 03, 8:00 AM−3:00 PM − , Saturday November 04, 9:00 AM−3:00 PM − Rain or Shine 303 Palm Coast Parkway NE, Palm Coast, FL 32137 St, Mark by the Sea Lutheran Church−−many families!

New and gently used Christmas decor, Jewelry, Baked goods, Tools, Household items, Books, Small furniture, Crafts, Silent Auction.

Lunch available.

Can deliver 386-338-8936.

SEALY QUEEN SET Mattress, Box, Frame. Very Good Condition. P.C. $99. (727) 709−2523.

SOFA/LOVE SEAT Combo Green tweed in good condition; never wet. $100. (386) 864−0698.

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Be your own boss, 17 year old Flagler County residential pool service business for sale. Includes equipment & training. Approximately 52 accounts, work schedule 3 days per week. Little overhead expense, unlimited growth potential. Gross profit $71,000 per year. Asking price $65,000.

386.334.3607.

Help Wanted CHAINSAW OPERATOR needed for light forestry work. Experience and transportation a must. Call 386-439-9839.

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Most routes take 2-3 hours once you have gotten to know the route and have developed your own routine. Earn $40 to $80 per night, depending on the amount of papers in your route.

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Condos/Apts. For Rent MOTHER-IN-LAW SUITE. 1 bedroom apartment, separate entrance in single family home in “C” section. Fully furnished with own laundry/kitchen. $650 per month +$650 security, +utilities extra. Only long-term. Available December 2017 or January 2018. Call 386-503-9026 between 11am & 1pm. All day on weekends. Available to see after november 25th.

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I supply all of the cleaning supplies!

Home Services

Vacation/Seasonal Rentals PALM COAST Legacy Vacation Club Timeshare.

Located on the Intra Coastal. 2 bedroom units, $800 annual maintenance fee. Best offer over $100 takes it. 386-446-1438.

Adult Care Services

FIREPLACE SPECIALIST & MORE! -New Fireplaces and Re-facing -Chimney cleaning -Replacement screens -Rain caps -Damper and Firebox repairs -Inspections Custom stone and brick -Mailboxes -Firepits -Walkways -Waterfalls -Patios -BBQ’s Bonanno Masonry 386.503.8460

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Our loveliest and largest residential space has become available with sitting area, en suite bath and private patio.

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FALL IS FOR PLANTING! Special on mulch and stone. Complete landscape maintenance packages for lawn and beds. Drains Installed.

Shrub trimming, bed clean-up. Licensed & Insured.

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TRIMMING SPECIALS “Everything but the Lawn” Detailing, Trimming, Weeding, Mulch, Gutters, Cleaned, Pressure Washing, Leaf Cleanups 386-263-7032

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3BD, 2BA, 2-Car Garage Home located on a Fresh Water Canal with Private Dock and Storage Shed for fishing gear & lawn equipment.

Fenced yard creates a real private oasis. Over sized Family Room with Wet Bar and Fireplace overlooking the water; perfect for entertaining.

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