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YOUR TOWN KYLIE TRUAX’S MOM AND SISTER ATTEND CONCERT IN HER HONOR

Kylie Truax’s family will always remember her love of singing — espcially songs by Meghan Trainor. Her mother, Stacie Truax, and her sister, Cheyenne Cannon, honored the 14-year-old’s memory by attending Trainor’s concert in Orlando Sept. 18. They made signs — which were autographed by the singer after the concert — and listened to her sing all of Kylie’s favorites. Kylie Truax died Aug. 3 from an unexpected blood infection.

MILSAP BEACH RAMP IS NOW CLOSED DURING THE WEEK Volusia County’s Coastal Division recently initiated its off-season vehicle beach access ramp schedule. Effective Sept. 6, Milsap Road beach ramp in Ormond Beach is open only on weekends. “As the season winds down, fewer tourists and residents frequent the beaches,” said Jessica Winterwerp, director of the county’s coastal division. “After the peak of the season, we reduce the number of vehicle beach access ramps to reduce operating costs. ... The offseason schedule will result in a cost savings of an estimated $186,303 to the county’s general fund.” While some ramps are closed to vehicles, access is always open for pedestrians and bicyclists. There are 13 vehicle access ramps in the county that are open year-round. For a complete listing of beach access ramps, visit volusia.org/beach.

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Cakery Creation is one downtown business that already has an inviting space on New Britain Avenue. Can others do the same? Photo by Emily Blackwood

Behind Downtown

What’s the future of Ormond Beach’s downtown? Look to the side streets ... PAGE 3

Close your eyes and imagine you’re a superhero

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Benjamin Crytcer, 6, had his face painted like Spiderman and proved that some dreams do come true.

With great facepainting comes great responsibility. Granada Grand Festival: PAGE 11

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WHAT’S HAPPENING

ORMOND LIONS CLUB INDUCTS NEW MEMBERS The Ormond Beach Lions welcomed three new members at its inaugural 2016-2017 meeting Sept. 14. They are as follows: n Dana Delong n Brandie Hayes n David Hayes Their induction brings total membership to 35. The club enthusiastically welcomes residents of Holly Hill, Ormond Beach and surrounding communities to join in service. The Ormond Beach Lions meet the fourth Wednesday of the month at Mario’s Restaurant.

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Dana Delong, Brandie Hayes, David Hayes and Ormond Beach Lions President Al Legg

FAMILY RENEW HOSTS ICE CREAM SOCIAL IN HONOR OF 27TH ANNIVERSARY

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Ormond Beach resident Rob Burley and his 7-year-old son, Ryan Burley, participated in the International Coastal Cleanup at Sanchez Park.

ORMOND RESIDENTS PARTICIPATE IN INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP Volusia County Environmental Management rounded up volunteers for the annual International Coastal Cleanup Sept. 17. There were six locations in Ormond Beach where volunteers could sign up to pick up trash. They included:

Bicentennial Park, Tom Renick Park, Birthplace of Speed Park, Andy Romano Beachfront Park, Sanchez Park and Cassen Park. Ormond Beach residents Rob Burley and his son, Ryan Burley, 7, were just a few of the many locals who participated in the cleanup at Sanchez Park. They picked up 6.8 pounds of garbage, mostly bottles and cans.

One of Colin Gray’s first memories of Family Renew was painting the doors of the organization’s then-new facility in Holly Hill. Over two decades later, the facility isn’t so new anymore. Gray’s grandfather, Tom Ritzi, was one of the founding members of the organization, which has supported homeless families with children in Volusia County for 27 years. “My grandfather passed away two years ago,” Gray said. “When he did, I felt it was important to get back involved with Family Renew to carry on his legacy.” Ritzi, like Gray, was an Ormond Beach resident who was very involved in the community.

His grandson described him as a serial entrepreneur who always had the best stories. “We were very close,” Gray said. “You could sit down and listen to him talk for hours.” Family Renew has served about 1,500 families since its creation, giving them support and transitional housing with the goal of transitioning them to permanent housing and selfsufficiency.

SEPT. 25 Ice Cream Social 1:30 to 4 p.m. at St. James Episcopal Church, 38 S. Halifax Drive. Family Renew’s biggest fundraiser of the year. Ice cream, cake, games, silent auction and face painting. Visit familyrenew.org.

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While there is currently some construction on West Granada Boulevard, officials say most of the attention on downtown will be on the surrounding streets.

Expanding the Heart D of Ormond

The movers and shakers of Ormond Beach are talking future plans for downtown — and what’s on their personal wish lists. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

RIC GOSS, CITY PLANNER FOR THE CITY

WHAT CHANGES DO YOU SEE COMING TO DOWNTOWN IN THE NEXT FIVE YEARS? “As we move away from the downtown center, we’re looking for more residential buildings mixed with commercial. And that’s going to be on the side streets. We need more rooftops, more people in the downtown. We already see what restaurants can do. They’re doing their job, and we need to get more people to create more attractions. Get people to downtown. Get stores to start opening up their shops later. I think right now the downtown isn’t positioned to take advantage of the younger people. They like being closer to where the action is.” WHAT’S ON YOUR WISH LIST FOR DOWNTOWN? “I would like to see new development replacing the older development with buildings three, four or five stories high. I’d like to start seeing what we would call work-

live type of arrangements, where people open up a shop downstairs and live upstairs. I would like to see less private parking, because private parkings means at the end of the day, you can’t use it. And something needs to be done with the sidewalks, but I’m not sure what.” TROY KENT, CITY COMMISSIONER FOR ZONE 2

ings with residential, shopping, business and dining all mixed together in two- or three-story buildings. We really need a place where people don’t have to drive all day or all week if they don’t want to. I’d like it to be more of a livable, walkable community. I would also be happy to see a small marina underneath the Granada Bridge, and I think the dock we’re going to get is going to help with some of that.” SEE JULIA TRUILO’S VIEWS ON DOWNTOWN ON PAGE 4

WHY IS INVESTING IN DOWNTOWN SO IMPORTANT? “I think the downtown in many communities — especially in Ormond — is the heart of your city. In our downtown, from a stone’s throw away, you have City Hall, a public library, our Intracoastal Waterway and our main downtown area. I don’t know of any other community that is fortunate enough to have that all together.” WHAT’S ON YOUR WISH LIST FOR DOWNTOWN? “My big wish list for the future is that we will have mix-use build-

owntown areas are often referred to as the heart of their communities. But what does it take to keep a heart pumping? Sure, we could come up with a recipe that includes things like unique businesses, good parking, fun events and clean landscaping. But for a downtown to really come alive, it needs people. In the past 10-15 years, downtown Ormond Beach has undergone quite the transformation. It used to be impossible for tourists — and even some residents — to figure out exactly where the downtown was. Now on any given Thursday night, it’s impossible to find a good parking spot. This metamorphosis didn’t happen overnight. It took a large group of people with a similar vision and a lot of dedication to make it a reality. The Ormond Beach Observer spoke with a few of those movers and shakers recently to see what they’re dreaming up for next five years.

City officials plan to focus on the infrastructure on streets like New Britain Avenue to encourage more business and residential redevelopment.

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DOWNTOWN FROM PAGE 3

JULIA TRUILO, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF ORMOND MAINSTREET

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WHAT PROJECTS FOR DOWNTOWN DOES MAINSTREET HAVE IN THE WORKS? “We’re excited about the dock project and the improvements to Cassen Park. The city should be upgrading the bathrooms this year, and the following year the plan is to upgrade the parking lot. Our goal is to make that park more of a destination point — a place not only where we’re welcoming the boaters, but where we might find more activities for residents. I don’t think it’s being used as much as it could. Whether it’s an interactive art project or more comfortable places to sit, we don’t know, but we’re going to focus on incorporating more activities into that side of the bridge. “We also want to continue with the street paving and the improvements to the core district, and expand those improvements to the east side of the bridge. We want to grow the energy in the central part of the district to the other parts, like making the east side of the river more pedestrian

The Casements, located at 25 Riverside Drive, is a 9,000 square-foot historical home, once the winter home of John D. Rockefeller, Sr., and is listed on the National Register of historic places. It has been the Cultural Center for the community for the past 30 years. The Casements Guild volunteers provide daily tours (Monday-Friday 10 AM - 3:30 PM; Saturday 10-11:30 AM) and operate a gift shop. Large group tours by appointment only (386-6157009). The home has many rooms that are used for various classes (dance, art, exercise) and a kitchen used for cooking classes. The facility can be rented for weddings, socials, memorials, business meetings and seminars.

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Some businesses, like Frame of Mind, are already maintaining the appearances of the back of their buildings.

friendly — anything to give it more personality. We want to continue the economic development projects and take a look at what is available in terms of empty spaces. “There’s also going to be new life on New Britain. We’re helping to shape that, and looking at new ways to help our current downtown businesses grow. We have also succeeded in making the Ormond Beach Arts District a 501(c)(3), which means we’ll be going forward with public art displays, and working with the city to see the various ways we can incorporate art into downtown.” WHAT’S ON YOUR WISH LIST FOR DOWNTOWN? “I would like to see a boutique hotel that had sufficient meeting space so we could stop taking our meetings to other cities.”

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THE CITY’S FIVE YEAR PLAN: According to City Planner Ric Goss, residents can expect to see big changes in the infrastructure of downtown in the very near future. By making an effort to maximize land use, they hope to give businesses opportunities to increase their activity. The following changes are currently in the works:  Storm water improvements, including eliminating all the little holes and retention ponds on downtown parcels  Boat dock and new bathrooms in Cassen Park  More public parking lots  More attention to the back streets — such as New Britain Avenue and Tomoka Avenue — rather than West Granada Boulevard Current public parking lots in downtown Commissioner Troy Kent said some residents are unaware of the city’s current parking availability:  City Hall/library parking lot  Parking lot next to the Mainstreet building  Ormond Beach Elementary School parking lot from 5 p.m. to 5 a.m.

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Business started by kid is growing up Schmancy Pops are in demand.

Patients Robert Umberger and Howard Waddle, both of Ormond Beach, enjoy Schmancy Pops on Patient Appreciation Day.

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Patients at the oncology center at Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center got a cool and refreshing treat Sept. 19: Schmancy Pops, courtesy of Patient Appreciation Day. “It tastes good going down,” said Robert Umberger, of Ormond Beach, who said he is halfway through his radiation treatments for vocal cord cancer. He said his throat is sore, and so he enjoys ice cream and frozen ice lollies. Howard Waddle, also of Ormond Beach, said the frozen treats were “wonderful” and were a pleasant surprise while there for a radiation treatment. Patient Appreciation Day was a result of a partnership between Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center and Joseph Cofer, the young entrepreneur who owns Schmancy Pops. Patients and their caregivers who visited the hospital’s oncology center for treatment were invited to choose a pop in their favorite flavor. Joseph reached out to Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center in April, asking if he could donate pops to the oncology patients. Florida Hospital agreed to the request and matched Schmancy Pops’ donation, paying for half of

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the frozen pops for Patient Appreciation Day. Kristie Reiner, director of oncology operations, said that cancer patients go through a difficult time, so they wanted to give them a treat. “It’s refreshing and it’s summer time,” she said. “It’s a good way to fulfill our mission … to extend the healing ministry of Christ.” Shannon Finley, director of public relations at the hospital, also enjoyed a key lime pie pop. She’s also a patient, having gone through surgeries the past year for thyroid cancer. She is currently undergoing therapy. Enjoying her treat at 8:30 a.m., she said, “It’s the breakfast of champions,” pointing out with a smile that it has both dairy and fruit. Schmancy Pops are all-natural and made with fresh fruits.

DECIDING ON THE NEXT BIG STEP

Joseph started the company in 2014 when he was 11 years old as a way to save money for a car, but it has grown into something larger. The family has been making pops by hand in their home every night, but recently bought a pop maker that cranks out 250 an hour. “It will definitely improve our quality of life,” said Joseph’s mother, Kellie Cofer. They started selling at events, and now sell at a variety of locations such as baby showers, swim meets and school athletic events. Several retail locations have expressed interest in selling the pops, and Kellie Cofer said they are deciding what their next step will be. They are considering a warehouse where they can make the frozen treats and are even think-

ing about opening their own retail store. “We’re just going to see where the journey takes us,” she said. Before they made the decision to purchase the pop maker, she said, the family had a conversation and asked Joseph if he wanted to see the business grow or slow down, and he said he wants to see it grow. Joseph’s dad, Joe, also said the experience has been positive. “It’s a blast,” he said. “We’re working together as a family, and he is learning so much.” Joseph, an honor student at Ormond Middle School, is on the Daytona Speed swim team and just earned a black belt in karate. “He has to have time to be a kid,” Kellie Cofer said.

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Nothing brings people together quite like crafting

People complimented my skills. Strangers asked to try it on. It was nothing short of a miracle.

EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

My history with crafting is kind of a mixed bag. But thankfully, where my artistic abilities are lacking, I have creative friends and family to help me out. And by help me out, I usually mean just do it for me and let me take

partial credit. While I’ve had paintings, birthday cards and Halloween costumes made in my name, this past Friday I created something worth Snapchatting all on my own: a flower crown. Led by the fabulous Ormond Memorial Art Museum duo Kristin Heron and Melissa Frankel, the “Full Moon Magic: Harvest Queen Autumnal Crowns” class was exactly what I needed to fuel my artistic ego. So if you saw me out Friday night, and I was acting super smug — mostly because I made something really cool that I

was proud of, and because I made my mom a little jealous — you have them to blame. Using a vine handpicked from the museum’s garden by Master Gardener Janett Taylor, I somehow managed to make a crown that fit my oddly shaped head on the first try. I know, I’m just as surprised as you. I, along with the rest of the sold-out class, chose what to decorate the crowns with from a huge, colorful selection of flowers, butterflies, feathers and leaves. It was one of those rare moments in adulthood where you felt happy and 12. While talking with all the

cool ladies at my table — and pretending that I wasn’t constantly burning my fingers with the glue gun — I somehow managed to arrange my flowers in a way that didn’t make me want to immediately trash it and start over. People complimented my skills, and strangers asked to try it on: It was nothing short of a miracle. That, or the magic of the full moon. So, if you’re interested in putting your crafting skills to the test, visit ormondartmuseum.org to register for upcoming classes.

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Sweet Adelines throw birthday party for oldest member Pat Tugas celebrated her 89th birthday with her chorus members Sept. 19.

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Though the Song of the Coast Chorus typically has older members, most stop singing around the age of 80, according to President Mary Ellen Stanchfield. But baritone Pat Tugas recently celebrated her 89th birthday with her Sweet Adelines crew — and her voice isn’t going anywhere. “The aging voice usually isn’t the most pleasant to listen to,” Stanchfield said. “But she still sings beautifully.” A Sweet Adeline since 1995, Tugas has made a family of friends among her chorus crowd. “I think she’s gracious in her maturity,” Stanchfield said. “She’s the epitome of aging gracefully, and never letting her age get in the way. She gets up in the morning, and she has a purpose.” In honor of her birthday, the chorus threw her a party Sept. 19, and instead of presents, Tugas asked everyone to bring jars of peanut butter and jelly to donate to Halifax Urban Ministries.

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GOT A LIGHT? 1:17 a.m. — 400 Block of South Atlantic Avenue Shoplifting. The victim said the suspect, a male in his 20s, thin and with a beard, came into the store at the gas station and asked where the cigarette lighters were. She later noticed that three trays of lighters were missing from the checkout counter. Video footage showed the suspect enter the store, take the lighters and immediately walk out without the clerk seeing him. The victim estimated that 200 lighters were taken at a cost of $400. She said she would provide a copy of the security footage when available.

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2016

SKATING INTO TROUBLE 3 a.m. — First Block of Misners Trail Burglary of a Conveyance, Grand Theft, Dealing in Stolen Property. The victim had parked his car in his driveway and later found that two keyboards were missing. The next night, at 2:37 a.m., an officer contacted a male riding a skateboard on a nearby street. There had been several burglaries in the area, and the officer completed a field interview card. As the suspect’s interview card was being processed, his name was run through the Volusia County Pawn Database. It showed the suspect had pawned eight items over the previous couple of months. One of the pawned items was a keyboard, and the victim identified it as his when shown a picture taken at the pawn shop. The suspect admitted to stealing and pawning the keyboards and they were returned to the

victim. The pawn database also connected the suspect to items take in a recent burglary. The suspect also admitted to taking a skateboard from a different home after opening the garage door, using an opener he took from the vehicle. He said he also took a laptop from the vehicle. The suspect said he started breaking into vehicles in June and sometimes went into 15 to 20 vehicles in a night between 2 and 4 a.m. Several stolen items were found in the trunk of the suspect’s car. The suspect was charged with several crimes.

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LITERATE THIEF 4:39 p.m. — First Block of South Beach Street Fraud. The victim reported that she received an invoice from the library stating that several books were overdue and she was being charged late fees. The invoice also charged her in full for the books for a total of $183.11. The victim said she never checks out books from the library and only uses the card for computer access. She did not realize her card was missing until she received the invoice from the library. The books checked out were: “Even More Notes from the Universe,” “Doomsday Scenarios,” “You Can’t Lie to Me: The Revolutionary,” The Rough Guide to Conspiracy Theories” and “UFO Investigations Manual.”

Gold’s Gym urges members to keep valuables out of car after string of break-ins Gold’s Gym recently posted on their Facebook page that there have been a string of vehicle break-ins in the parking lot of their parking lot. The Ormond Beach Police Department is aware of the situation and increasing their patrol in that area. Police urge people to never leave valuables in their cars and to report any suspicious activity. Gold’s Gym does have cameras that cover some areas of the parking lot, but they do not cover the entire plaza area.

Meet the candidates The public will get a chance to hear and meet candidates in the Nov. 8 election on Wednesday, Oct. 5, in Ormond Beach City Commission Chambers. The chambers are at City Hall at the

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The Candidate Forum in August for the Primary Election drew a large crowd. A forum is now set for the general election.

corner of West Granada Boulevard and Beach Street. The event sponsor is Citizens for Ormond Beach Inc., a nonprofit organization. At 6 p.m., there will be a Meet and Greet in the City Hall Atrium, an opportunity to speak with the candidates. At 7 p.m., the forum will begin with attorney Jim Rose as the moderator. Invited to attend are candidates for Ormond Beach Commission Zones 1 and 4; County Chair; County Council District 4; Florida House of Representatives District 25 and 26; Congressional candidates for District 6; and Volusia County Property Appraiser. Call 673-9503.

Building impact fees raised The City Commission approved, in a first reading, an adjustment to water and sewer impact fees. A second vote will be necessary for final approval of the ordinance. Water and sewer impact fees have been adjusted annually since October 2008 to reflect the change in the Engineering News Record Construction Cost Index. The increase for 2016 is 2.88%. Water impact fees for residential units will be adjusted from $2,543 to $2,616 and sewer impact fees will be adjusted from $2,477 to $2,548. The adjustment is expected to generate an additional $20,000 for the water and sewer impact fee funds. The fees for nonresidential, commercial and industrial uses will be based on the number of equivalent living units computed by the chief building official using the fixture unit count. The fees will be effective Oct. 1.

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Elijah Rone (and fans in the background) celebrate the Green Wave’s game-winning touchdown.

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hen Thursday night’s “holy war” concluded, head football coach Matt Knauss found one of his players and rejoiced with a jump-up celebration. Father Lopez (1-2) came from behind to beat arch rival Warner Christian Academy 41-35 on Sept. 15, at Warner, giving Knauss his first head coaching win. “It was definitely one we had to work for,” Knauss said. “Having to get a touchdown in the last few minutes of both halves with one timeout made it a daunting task.” The Green Wave trailed 19-7 in the second quarter, but quarterback Josh Spencer called his own number and went 46 yards untouched into the end zone. The extra point made it 19-14. With a little over a minute remaining in the half, Warner scored again and converted its two-point attempt, but the Green Wave quickly marched down field, and Spencer hit Ryan Atkins in the corner of the end zone to go into the half trailing 27-21. Coming out of the half, Green Wave’s Elijah Rone took over. He scored the game’s tying touchdown from a yard out, but Lopez missed its only extra point attempt, making the score 27-27. After stopping Warner on their next drive, Lopez drove back down the field, and Rone scored his second touchdown from eight yards to put the Green Wave up 34-27.

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Elijah Rone rushed for over 100 yards with three touchdowns, and Jacob Porto also ran over 100 yards. Josh Spencer had nearly 100 rushing and passing yards, also adding two passing scores and a running touchdown.

“This game will teach them not to give up, no matter what happens,” MATT KNAUSS, head football coach

Jacob Porto gave the Green Wave its first energetic play by breaking a 35-yard run that led to a touchdown.

With less than two minutes remaining, Warner scored and converted a two-point conversion, which put them up 35-34 with 1:24 left to play. On third-and-25, with a minute remaining, Spencer saved the game and ran all across the

field for about 30 yards and a first down. Rone would eventually punch it in from 10 yards out for the go-ahead score that allowed Lopez to win 41-35. “This game will teach them not to give up, no matter what happens,” Knauss said.

grandchildren a lifetime, while some great players – no matter how popular they may be – never reap a dime for their work. It’s because of this that I took a two-year hiatus from college sports a few years ago and didn’t care to ever watch another collegiate sporting event. While I still hold to my convictions, I’ve changed my mind about not watching college football for one reason: I know some of the players! For the longest, the only sports figures I had ever personally known were my cousin Lawrence Dawsey, an FSU assistant coach; and Keith Stokes, a former receiver for East Carolina and preseason NFL player. While both were cool, I didn’t know them well. I’ve only seen Lawrence once in my life, and Keith was more of my cousin’s friend than a friend to me. But now, the students I once covered are competing in multiple sports around the nation. If you read one of my previous columns, “More than journalism,” you’ll understand what I think about these particular athletes. No matter who we are, if we see someone we know on TV, we celebrate as if we’ve seen ourselves on TV. When I caught Mainland’s Adrian Killins running down the sideline for that touchdown against Michigan, I celebrated as if I were his dad; I was so proud of him. This past weekend, I didn’t get to see him perform, but I heard about Matanzas alum Andre Bodison’s monster game with New Mexico Military Institute. He caught seven passes for 129 yards and two touchdowns. And although the game didn’t go well for him or me, I enjoyed watching former Buc A.J. Westbrook play for the Seminoles. And there are so many more. Five years from now, all the kids I’ve created great relationships withy by telling their stories or simply giving advice will be playing on Saturdays and Sundays – and other days for other sports. What a joy! Hopefully you feel that same pride in seeing these athletes succeed.

Josh Spencer connected with Brian Bowler and Ryan Atkins for a pair of scores in the first half. Adrian Killins

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JEFF’S GAME PICKS

SIDELINES Seabreeze wins the Embry-Riddle classic

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Sandcrabs Dylan Cary returns an interception during the Seabreeze loss against Matanzas.

WHO WILL WIN ON FRIDAY?

Mainland (4-0) vs. Dr. Phillips:

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Mainland wins 43-20. What separates the Bucs from most teams is their ability to score on every drive. Most teams play a field-position game. Not Mainland. The Bucs simply play “Who can score the most points the fastest?” Dr. Phillips may give the Mainland the biggest challenge up to this point, but the Bucs will do what they do best: run away in the end. Mainland has too many offensive and defensive weapons.

Seabreeze (0-3) at Palatka: Palatka wins 20-7. The Sandcrabs have scored a total of seven offensive points in three games. They’re just not that good on offense, and it affects their defense, which has to play the majority of the game on the field. If the Sandcrabs can find a way to score two touchdowns by moving the ball, their defense will rest enough to make this a competitive game.

Flagler Palm Coast (0-3) vs. New Smyrna Beach:

New Smyrna wins 22-20. The Bulldogs and Barracudas have similar styles and similar weaknesses. When both teams drop back to pass, turnovers tend to occur. Both have good defenses and a running game, but the game will go down to whoever makes the fewest offensive mistakes – and if the Barracudas can stop Que’Shaun Byrd.

Father Lopez (1-2) at John Carroll Catholic:

John Carroll wins 31-20. Coming off an impressive win over rival Warner Christian, the Green Wave wants to continue its winning ways. Last season, Spencer threw four interceptions, and Lopez was demolished 52-14 for John Carroll’s homecoming game. While I don’t believe the game will go in that direction, the Rams have enough offensive talent to move on Lopez’s defense, and their defense is a little better than Warner’s.

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Buzz Porter wins more medals

The Mainland Buccaneers took down Seabreeze, DeLand, Atlantic and New Smyrna to claim the Greater Halifax Golf Tournament Monday, Sept. 19, at the Riviera Golf Course. Scotty Greene led the way with a 77; Logan Reese 81, Keith Froling 89, Tyler Reese 85, Shane Yelverton 85 and Justin Vigo 89. The Bucs have won 15 straight matches, which is the best in the last 15 years.

Buzz Porter – who already has won well over 1,000 track medals – added 11 more medals to his collection from the Kentucky Senior Games on Sunday, Sept. 18, in Danville, Kentucky. Porter won eight gold and three silver medals, and he attained All-American status in the long jump, triple jump, high jump, discus and shotput. He also broke eight meet records.

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YOUR NEIGHBORS Hundreds braved the heat Sept. 17 to see the creative pursuits of their neighbors and friends.

ngel Lowden dipped the end of her homemade bubble wand into a bucket of soapy water. The two long, wooden sticks tied together with a knotted rope looked slightly on the heavy side, but Lowden lifted it and danced with an easy grace, creating massive bubbles in her path. To catch this magnificent show, one had to be quick, because within just a few seconds of letting the bubbles float into the air, a group of young boys hovered around waiting to pop them. “I did this at a party once,” she said. “I was on a second floor balcony, and people were throwing footballs at me to try to pop the bubbles.” Thankfully no footballs were thrown at the third-annual Granada Grand Festival of the Arts, an event to promote all things creative, from visual artists and demonstrations to musical performances and hands-on activities. Hosted by Ormond Mainstreet and the Ormond Beach Arts District, nearly 3,000 people attended.

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NATIONAL DAY OF REMEMBRANCE 9 a.m. at Sunrise Park, 1135 Riverside Drive, Holly Hill. The Halifax Health Hospice Traumatic Loss Program in collaboration with the Victims’ Services Coalition of the 7th Judicial Circuit will hold a special ceremony in honor of the victims and survivors of homicide and traumatic loss. Contact Kimberly Beck-Frate at 258-3237 or Kimberly.Beck-Frate@halifax.org. FLORIDA HUMANITIES SPEAKER SERIES: THE BATTLE OVER THE APALACHICOLA FLINT WATER BASIN 10 a.m. at the Historic AndersonPrice Memorial Building, 42 N. Beach St. Presented by the Ormond Beach Historical Society. Free. Call 677-7005. BOOK SALE 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Regional Library, 30 S. Beach St. Hosted by The Friends of the Library. New and used books, DVDs, CDs and magazines. Buy one, get one. Call 676-4191. NATIONAL PUBLIC LANDS DAY 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Tomoka State Park. The two-hour photo scavenger hunt will include a park clean-up. Participants meet at the recreation hall at 9:45 a.m. for instructions and clue sheet. Call 676-4050. “THE WELCOME” PTSD AWARENESS MOVIE & DISCUSSION 1 to 4 p.m. at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum. Free showing of “The Welcome,” an award winning film dealing with PTSD awareness. Discussion to follow. Light refreshments, and guests are welcome to enjoy the original veteran tributes located in our gardens. Seating is limited. Call 676-3347 to reserve your spot. In partnership with Ormond Strong.

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YMCA SILENT AUCTION 6 p.m. at Oceanside Country Club. In 2015, the Ormond Beach Y gave over $148,000 in scholarships. Call 673-9622 to purchase tickets.

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RABBI TO DISCUSS RUSSIAN JEWISH AUTHORS 10 to 11 a.m. at the Ormond Beach Regional Library. Rabbi Barry Altman will share information about Russian Jews who immigrated to the United States and became authors. Free.

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Ryan Smith and Jackie Collins got a good arm workout pedaling the homemade spin-art machine for Frame of Mind.

Shannon Wilkins was one of 60 artists who displayed work at Granada Grand. She attended with her son, Sammy.

Savannah Zanosky was one of the many chalk artists who created displays on the sidewalk behind City Hall.

THE REMATCH AFTER RIO CHARITY SWIM EVENT, WITH RYAN LOCHTE AND ROWDY GAINES 6:30 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Family YMCA Aquatics Center. Will raise money for Ormond Beach YMCA and SMA’s Huger Adolescent Campus at Tiger Bay. Cost is $100 and includes soft drinks, heavy appetizers, several races including races against Ryan Lochte and commentary by NBC commentator Rowdy Gaines. Tickets are available at the Ormond Beach Family YMCA, Port Orange Family YMCA and at the SMA Foundation office in Daytona Beach. Contact DGammero@vfymca.org or cwysong@ smabehavioral.org.

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omeone gets married. Someone has a birthday. Someone is happy and feels like drawing a sunflower with a smiley face on it. It’s all recorded in chalk by passersby at the Flagler Beach pier, on the Funky Pelican’s public chalkboard. “It is something that has become a draw,” said Erin O’Brien with a laugh. She’s the general manager of the restaurant since it opened in January 2013, and she recently shared some details about how the chalkboard is handled.

Every night, the chalkboard is washed clean, and new chalk is set out. Sometimes during the busy season, the board is washed two or three times a day so there is always some room for the next person to write something new. People have proposed marriage on the wall. Sometimes, when a birthday party is planned at the restaurant but no one can get there early enough, the Funky Pelican will get a call asking, Can you write Happy Birthday to soand-so on the chalkboard for us? And O’Brien is a good sport. “We’ll erase a little room and SEE FUNKY PAGE 18

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here have long been mobile businesses, such as automotive glass repair, car detailing, locksmiths, etc., but the business model is now expanding. Heavy traffic and busy lives have created an opportunity for several new businesses to become mobile and take their services on the road. Dr. Jennifer Hepler, a chiropractor, recently started Joyful Health Chiropractic, taking her portable equipment with her on house calls. Born and raised in Ormond Beach, Hepler worked in chiropractic clinics in North Carolina and Tallahassee after getting her degree at Palmer College of Chiropractic, Port Orange. She saw the need for mobile chiropractic practice and decided to start one in her home town. “Busy professionals do not have to leave their office, and patients don’t have to battle traffic or sit in a waiting room,” she said. “Families don’t have to figure how to coordinate all their kids’ schedules. Life is busy and time is precious.” Hepler now wants to create a community of mobile businesses to network and support each other. Call 530-5475.

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put it up there for them,” she said. The cost is relatively small, but not zero: O’Brien buys $85 to $100 of chalk per month. There are also strict rules from the city — Flagler Beach had to give the restaurant special permission just to have the chalkboard in the first place — that forbid profanity or advertisements of any kind. So, it has to be closely monitored, and O’Brien instructs the staff to include the chalkboard as part of their regular rounds at the restaurant: check your tables, check the bathroom, check the chalkboard, check your

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tables again. It’s one more thing to do, but everyone has gotten used to it because they appreciate the novelty value of being the restaurant with the chalkboard. It’s good for business. “I think it definitely helps us,” O’Brien said. “When people write on it, the first thing they’re doing is asking one of us to take a picture, or they’re taking a selfie, and right away it’s going on social media, and these are tourists from all over the country. It’s given us a lot of exposure to the country, really. People hear about it, and they want to come down.” O’Brien said that’s one of her favorite parts about working at a restaurant: meeting people from all over the world: Russia, Ger-

Did you know the owner of the Funky Pelican — Ormond Beacharea resident Ray Barshay — also owns the River Grille and Crabby Joe’s? Barshay’s co-owner of the Funky Pelican is Ford Menard. Barshay said he tries to make sure all three of the restaurants are more of an experience, and not just a meal. “I try to make them interesting and unique, so there’s more to them than just some drywall and some paint,” he said. The River Grille is located at 950 N. U.S. 1, Ormond Beach. It’s open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Thursday; 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday; and noon to 9 p.m. on Sunday. The bar is called Three Toed Pete’s. Crabby Joe’s is located at 3701 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach. Call 756-4219. Barshay added that Richard Petty sometimes eats there on his birthday.

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On a given day at the Funky Pelican, you might hear Led Zeppelin, the Doors, the Red Hot Chili Peppers. That means you’re on the Rolling Stones station on Pandora. The staff picks the music based on who’s in the restaurant. If they see a group of people who they think would think that Led Zeppelin would be a bit too raucous, they’ll turn on some Motown instead. So, if you’re wondering how hip you are, just listen to the music at the Funky Pelican and you’ll know.

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Artists have also come to draw on the chalkboard, sometimes spending all morning working on an image, even though they know it won’t be long before it’s washed away. And the next day, someone else will have gotten married or engaged, or someone else will have had a birthday and will stop at the Funky Pelican to tell the world.

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of the professionals who have joined the company. “The primary point is that we’ll be able to share information,” he said. Principals and senior advisors at the company are Tim Davis, 20 years of experience; John Trost, 30 years; Chris Butera, 15 years; Barbara Coomber, 35 years; and Bob Lovelace, 33 years. Lentz said there is a lot of action in commercial real estate with new projects. “We’re all busy as we can be,” he said. Call 310-7900. SVN is a national franchise, and all businesses are locally owned and operated.

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Vystar gets big welcome The Vystar Credit Union, 1301 W. Granada Blvd., was packed with a mingling group of people at their official ribbon cutting Sept. 14. “This is the highest attendance and community involvement we’ve had,” said Terry West, president and CEO. Local members of the business community, as well as Vystar employees, attended the event. West told the crowd that the institution started in 1952 with 12 people and now has about 530,000 members. He said the mission has remained the same: to help members improve their financial wellbeing. It is open to anyone in 21 counties in north Florida. He said they get involved

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Susan Rawlins, of Ormond Beach, sold 22 Aaron Circle to Zachary Martincic, of Ormond Beach, for $145,500. Built in 1986, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,395. It sold in 1997 for $80,500. Paul and Rose Zerra, of Ormond Beach, sold 215 Rosewood Ave. to Scott and Natalie Littlefield, of Ormond Beach, for $131,250. Built in 1956, the house has three bedrooms, one bath and 975 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $90,000. Courtesy photo

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Geza and Bonita Csortan, of Seneca, New York, sold 156 Putnam Ave. to Joshua and Shannon Deckard, of Ormond Beach, for $151,000. Built in 1973, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,200 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $107,500.

David and Maryann Dalrymple, of Palm Bay, sold 12 Oak Village Drive to Kathi MacLeod, of Ormond Beach, for $169,000. Built in 1998, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,614 square feet. It sold in 1999 for $129,900.

Robert and Jean Grech, of Ormond Beach, sold 275 Bayridge Court to Leila Gosney, of Ormond Beach, for $150,000. Built in 1987, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,482 square feet. It sold in 1987 for $83,800.

Breakaway Trails Steven Nuger, individually and as trustee, sold 11 Little Tomoka Way to Jay and Suzette Cuddy, of Ormond Beach, for $525,000. Built in 2014, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and 3,006 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $483,700.

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Matthew Woellert, of Talladega, Alabama, sold 47 Village Drive to Thomas Scherer, of Ormond Beach, for $245,000. Built in 1979, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 1,900 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $218,900.

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Gordon Arbeitman and Jarey Cortright, of Ormond Beach, sold 91 Ridge Field Place to Ronald Franks, of Ormond Beach, for $380,000. Built in 1985, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, boat dock, boat house and 2,845 square feet. It sold in 2001 for $270,000.

Austin Lee LLC, of Ormond Beach, sold 247 N. Tymber Creek Road to Lisa Stephenson, of Etowah, North Carolina, for $72,500. Built in 1992, the mobile home has four bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace and 2,052 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $148,160.

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house on the Halifax River was the top real estate sales transaction for the week of July 31 to Aug. 6 in Ormond Beach and Ormondby-the-Sea. Michele and Robert Babcock sold 1664 John Anderson Drive to Katherine Malensek, of Ormond Beach, for $740,000. Built in 1955, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a swimming pool, boat dock, boat house and 3,717 square feet. It sold in 1999 for $255,000.

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Tracy Gino, of Ormond Beach, sold 72 Pergola Place to Andrew Dattel, of Port Orange, for $175,000. Built in 2011, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,686 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $154,000.

Steven and Lesley Ford, of Ontario, sold 1133 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 205, to Billy Shannon and Carol Hamlin, of Ormond Beach, for $240,000. Built in 1971, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,065 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $200,000. John Adams, of Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, contributed to this report.

ORMOND-BY-THE-SEA Larry and Carol Hershey, of Waynesville, North Carolina, sold 2671 John Anderson Drive to Walter Bolter for $423,189. Built in 1965, the house has

FANTASTIC POOL HOME!

Townhome located in the highly desired Trails North 40. 3 bedrooms w/large living area. Lots of natural light, central vac & beautiful, private backyard. Located on a cul-de-sac, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a great place to call home! Wide doorways/halls & ramps make it conveniently wheelchair accessible. Price: $179,900. Call Caryn Baker at 386-871-3185.

3BA/2.5BA home, updated Kitchen & Baths. Replacement windows throughout, up to date HVAC & Ductwork. Crown moldings, sun tunnels, California closets. Over-sized screened porch overlooks solar pool. Fenced yard, energy efficient features. Main floor laundry. 2CG has its own half BA. Recycled water irrigation system. Price: $330,000. Call Lorraine Hunnefeld at 386-405-4598.

LARGE CORNER LOT!

Meticulously maintained 3BR/2BA home sits on a lake. Open floor plan w/ tray ceilings in the LR & architectural details throughout. Open kitchen, modern living w/ easy maintenance. Breakaway Trails boasts 24-hour manned security gates, clubhouse, pool, tennis courts, biking, playground, & multiple sports fields. Price: $279,900. Call Tracy Carter at 321-303-0323.

A little work will go a long way with this solid block home on a large corner lot! So close to the river! Home features 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, tile floors, and a new AC system! Yard is fenced in back with 2 sheds. Great starter home and location for under 100k! Price: $90,000. Call Patti Banchi at 386-235-6467

WOW! 6+ ACRES!

Oak Forest Neva Hammond, of Ormond Beach, sold 1514 Oak Forest Drive to WLRC III LLC, of Boca

4BR/3+BA/3CG Stunning Custom Kargar Construction Mediterranean Style home in Plantation Bay. Grand staircase w/ custom oak treads & wrought iron railing, 23 ft ceilings, unmatched views. Completely remodeled within the last 6 months, all new kitchen w/ Granite counters & butcher block center island. Two+ screened porches, decks, balcony and pool. Price: $1,100,000. Call Patti McKinley at 386- 235-0462.

Looking for privacy & room to roam in this 4BR/2+BA/2CG large home? LARGE pond on property, open kitchen w/ Corian countertops, office space, voluntary HOA, PLUS a separate 1BD/1BA/2+ CG In-Law home! LARGE pool & spa area, solar powered system. Price: $425,000. Call Victoria Bowie at 386-562-1811.

Like new 2BR/2BA single story townhouse. Wood grain porcelain tile throughout, updated bathrooms & stainless steel appliances. NEW Roof, NEW electric in 2012, NEW A/C in 2016, NASA Engineered Insulation w/ Solar Powered Attic Fan in 2015, 10Yr Transferable Termite Bond + HOA included. Termite booster in 2015! Price: $168,900. Call Kelly Sicotakis at 386-299-0738.

PELICAN BAY!

Halifax Plantation Buddy and Julie Hall, of Ormond Beach, sold 1433 Pecos Drive to John and Chari Stenson, of Ormond Beach, for

Richard and Adeline Alleman, of Orlando, sold 52 Huntmaster Court to Thomas and Ashley Webb, of Ormond Beach, for $229,000. Built in 1995, the house has three bedrooms, three baths and 1,928 square feet. It sold in 1995 for $150,900.

The Trails Thomas Prescott sold 4 River Rock Trail to John and Mary Courtney, of Ormond Beach, for $306,000. Built in 1982, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 1,890 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $167,000.

Trails South 40 Joseph Balazic, of Ohio, sold 92 Old Barn Trail to Owen and Paula Rigsby, of Seymour, Indiana, for $162,000. Built in 1984, the house has two bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,483 square feet. It sold in 2011 for $114,000.

Scott Devine and Nadine Mitchell, of Titusville, sold 1155 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 403, to Brian McWhorter, of Ormond Beach, for $251,500. Built in 1971, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,065 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $240,000.

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Chelsea Place Paul and Patricia Thompson, of Volusia County, sold 1208 Regents St. to James and Shannon Butterworth, of Ormond Beach, for $360,000. Built in 2006, the house has four bedrooms, three baths and 1,785 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $477,815.

Hunterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Ridge Fretwell Construction Co., of Daytona Beach, sold 137 Briargate Look to Buddy and Julie Hall, of Ormond Beach, for $361,000. Built in 2015, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,230 square feet.

Lloyd Limited sold 916 Brookridge Lane to Jacqueline Vores, of Orlando, for $210,000. Built in 1999, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,665 square feet. It sold in 2008 for $195,000.

Tomoka Oaks Gary and Rebecca Johnson sold 10 Pebble Beach Drive to Jason and Angela Bell, of Ormond Beach, for $239,000. Built in 1973, the house has four bedrooms, two baths and 2,422 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $157,900.

three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 2,241 square feet.

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James and Ashby Snare, of Hamilton, Virginia, sold 129 Black Hickory Way to Mayra and Leonel Monge, of Ormond Beach, for $295,000. Built in 2005, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 2,081 square feet. It sold in 2008 for $227,400.

Fredric and Xin Liu Gale, of Sanford, sold 3608 Galway Lane to Edwin Nigh and Sallie Brinkley, of Ormond Beach, for $300,000. Built in 2001, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and 2,437 square feet.

Plantation Bay Carmine and Donna Talarico sold 1248 Crown Pointe Lane to Michael and Pamela Lewis, of Owensboro, Kentucky, for $235,000. Built in 2005, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,926 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $197,000.

Tomoka Estates Gale Gulick, of Dade City, sold 1117 Shockney Lane to Timothy Magdziarz, of Ormond Beach, for $199,000. Built in 1986, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,764 square feet. It sold in 1999 for $105,500.

EXCLUSIVE BREAKAWAY TRAILS HOME!

Christopher and Hesper Bruns, of Ormond Beach, sold 8 Bent Stream Way to R. Luther and Donna Conant, of Ormond Beach, for $372,000. Built in 1998, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,541 square feet.

$384,000. Built in 1992, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,962 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $252,500.

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Andrew and Melissa Yoon sold 19 Tomoka Cove Way to Richard and Nancy Raines, of Ormond Beach, for $495,000. Built in 1996, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and 3,798 square feet. It sold in 2011 for $448,000.

Raton, for $214,000. Built in 1977, the house has two bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,686 square feet. It sold in 1991 for $105,000.

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Beautiful 3BR/2BA townhome with water views throughout! Owner has replaced driveway, new garage door and opener; 2 New Windows in Living Area; New Tile Throughout; New Windows in Lanai (Sliders); New Refrig/Dishwasher. Replaced all indoor Vents and New Thermostat. Price: $178,900. Call Cindy Lee Harper at 386-566-4747.

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Items Under $200 For Sale RV TOILET, Thetford Aqua Magic, white. Works fine. $25. 386-299-7322 SKIM BOARD X-treme, Slick Lizzard pro, good condition. $40. 386-295-2262

630-669-8495 8 BURNER grill + 3 tanks - $75. 13 - 2x10x8 lumber $25. Call 386-225-6067 ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT desk chair $20, chair with ottoman $40, wood end table $20, 386-986-7540 ADMIRAL/GE WASHER/DRYER, $75. Dining table w/4 chairs, & china cabinet, $100. 386.597.7175 ANTIQUE BELLOWS-TYPE (2) and 8-MM movie cameras (2) $150. x-dea@hotmail.com for pictures. 516.647.1512 BEAUTIFUL FUTON, Beige fabric with light wood trim. Extra thick mattress Excellent condition. $200. 386-503-5771. CANNON PRINTER/COPIER/FAX/SCANNER combo - new, $60. Portable Haier A/C, $100. 386.439.5343 RECLINER, COMFORTABLE sage green miItems Under For Sale crofiber, $25, Palm Coast$200 386-597-2430. ITALIAN NESTING tables $50. Gossip bench $40. Two computer chairs $40. Speaker phone $25. 386.445.5736 HEAVY-DUTY VINYL cover for patio table & chairs, green, plus lounge covers-new, $75. 386-446-9318 HEAVY CRYSTAL -plate and 2 vases, beautifully cut, asking $200 or best offer. 386.225.3543 GREEN SOFA, $40. Patio set, 5-chairs, aluminum table, $35. 386.283.1325 EXCELLENT CONDITION women's 3 wheel bike $125. Dianne at 447-6919 CROSBY OAK record player both 78/45 CD/Radio/Cassette player with 150 records, classical/western/broadway plays, $200. 386.338.3138 CRAFTSMAN 1/2 drill $25. Pasta machine $15. Bread machine $15. Books early 1900, $5. 386-447-3545 COUCH AND Loveseat. Burgundy fabric, Good condition, smoke free home. $175. 386-263-2502/386-538-3946

SOFA, $100, excellent condition. Rocker recliner, $75, good condition. 386.445.4931 STAINLESS STEEL propeller for Merc Cruiser, like new, 14-1/4x22, $50. 386.864.5647

TIRES (4)-FIRESTONE FR710 BL P225/60R16 97T, USED, LIKE NEW, TREADS 9/32, 8/32, 6/32, 5/32-$160. 386.437.4814. BABY WALKER and Play Seat $40 for both! Adjustable. Activity station. $40 (386) 585−5026

NICE FUTON set for sale Includes Couch that folds out to Full bed, armchair and footrest. Pillow is zippered for easy laundry. $150 (352) 871−1839

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MOVING SALE-HUGE, 4-family. 300 Bella Harbour Court. Beautiful wine cabinet with mirror, pictures, household items, gemstone jewelry, comething for everyone. Friday/Saturday, 8am-4pm. 386.627.1132

GARAGE SALE Saturday Sep 24, 8−2 30 Woodside Drive Women’s clothing, tools, outdoor cushions, decorative pillows, wood, router bits, shaper, furniture/tables made from real wood. A lot of GOOD stuff!

(2) OAK CANE BOTTOM CAPTAINS CHAIRS - $50 each, firm price. ANTIQUE FIESTA PATTERN PLATES #B0659 by WS This George: (17) 71/4" Salad Plates, (10) 61/2" week’s Cryptoquiz answers bread/butter plates $50/all.386-445-7236

BATTERY CHARGER CTEK Multi US 3300 . New $40 (386) 676−9134 CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom. Set of 8 bags $29 U pick colors 386−523−7201 DEHUMIDIFIER 70 pints, like new $125 (910) 850 −2614 DISNEYQUEST ADMISSION Ticket 1 day,regular priceGarage/Moving/Estate $45, sell for $40 (386) 316−9990 Sales CHURCH the Holy Child, 1225 W.Large Granada, OrFOR SALEOFMower dump cart $50. cherry mond Beach. Annual Rummage armoire for tv w/shelves $75 obo. Sale, (386)September 585−3773 24th, 8am - 3pm. Books, bake sale, clothing and FULL SIZE bed with handpainted headboard refreshments. .$100.00 Call 610.291.0126

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BABY WALKER and Play Seat $40 for both! GARAGE WORKMAT heavy duty rubber,4’x6’x1/ Vince Lombardi Adjustable. Activity station. $40 (386) 585−5026 2" $60 (386) 316−9990 Homes For Sale Announcements BATTERY CHARGER CTEK Multi US 3300 . Sept 22 (Medium, difficulty rating 0.54) HP PRINTER Deskjet $25, Paper Shredder, $15, This week’s Sudoku NOTICE UNDER Fictitious Nameanswers Law Pursuant New $40 (386) 676−9134 Microwave $40, all good condition (910) 850−2614 to Section 865.09, Florida Statutes 9 8 6 4 5 1 3 2 7 CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom. Set KENMORE VACUUM cleaner Like new. Works of 8 bags $29 U pick colors 386−523−7201 NOTICE great and has all attachments. $75 (386) 237−8598 4 IS3HEREBY 7 2GIVEN 9 that 6 the5 undersigned, 8 1 DISNEYQUEST ADMISSION Ticket 1 day,regular desiring to engage in business under the fictitious LAPTOP GATEWAY 325GB HD. 3GB RAM. Win price $45, sell for $40 (386) 316−9990 name5of Pet and Fitness 2 Rehab 1 8 7 3 located 4 9at 208 6 N. 7. Excellent condition. $95 (386) 793−7844 2nd St. in the County of Flagler in the City of FlaFULL SIZE bed with handpainted headboard MAPLE DESK 7drawer $15; metal shelves $5; gler Beach .$100.00 Call 610.291.0126 6 5 Florida 2 1321368 intends 7 9to register 3 4 the Thursday, September 22, 2016 treadmill $15 386−445−3940 said name with the Division of Corporations of the Thursday, September 22, 2016 GARAGE WORKMAT heavy duty rubber,4’x6’x1/ Florida Tallahassee, 7 Department 1 8 3of State, 4 9 2 6 FL. 5 WEDDING DRESS $200 Beaded. Bought new 2" $60 (386) 316−9990 Dated at Palm Coast, Florida, this 22nd day of 4/16 from David’s Bridal. Size 6/8. (386) 585−5026 LAPTOP GATEWAY 325GB HD. 3GB RAM. Win September, 3 9 2016 4 6 2 5 7 1 8 7. Excellent condition. $95 (386) 793−7844 Furnishings Beautiful 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Pool Home in 2 Integrative 7 9 Veterinarian 5 1 8 Care,Inc. 6 4 3 Flagler MAPLE DESK 7drawer $15; metal shelves $5; OrmondJORDAN Beach patio Gated Community with BROWN furniture-like new! 2-48” treadmill $15 386−445−3940 8 4 3 7 6 2 1 5 9 2,150&sf of living. Located on a $2950 large corner tables 8-swivel rockers, originally per set, WEDDING $200$200 Beaded. Furnishings ItemsDRESS Under ForBought Sale new COLEMAN ItemsNEW Under $200 For$30, Sale lot, $850 this home features a Formal Inflatable twin beds vertical now per set. 2-matching recliners,Living 2-ot4/16 Items from David’s Bridal.$200 Size 6/8. (386)Sale 585−5026 1 6 5 9 3 4 8 7 2 Furnishings Under For Items Under $200french For Salebowls Room,&Dining Room, Family Room, Break$50, Corningware white 1 side table, $2200, now $550. 4-YR OLD Frigidaire HE front loading washer 5-cy- file SETcabinet OF 4 All Season p195/75R14 whitewall radial tomans HENREDON SOFA - 3originally Seater, Camel color. Excelfastcondition. Nook and a -spacious Lanai on a Excelvery 386.597.2442 4-YR Frigidaire HEcycles, front loading washer 5-cySET OF 4 All Season p195/75R14 whitewall radial 904.669.0694 HENREDON SOFA 3 Seater, color. cles, OLD 5-temps, 5-spin other options $199 $6. tires, good tread, some wear, $125. 386.569.9027 lent $450. Call (386)Camel 986 4220 private backyard a screened-in cles, 5-temps, 5-spin cycles, other options $199 tires, good tread, some wear, $125. 386.569.9027 lent condition. $450.with Call (386) 986 4220 Pool. 630-669-8495 This week’s Crossword answers SOFA, $100, excellent condition. Rocker recliner, NICE FUTON set for sale Includes Couch that 630-669-8495 $100, excellent condition. Rocker recliner, NICE 8 BURNER grill + 3 tanks - $75. 13 - 2x10x8 lum- SOFA, FUTON for sale Includes Couch that $75, good condition. 386.445.4931 folds out to Fullset bed, armchair and footrest. Pillow A must see! 8 BURNER + 3 tanks - $75. 13 - 2x10x8 lum- $75, good condition. 386.445.4931 ber $25. Callgrill 386-225-6067 folds out to Full Call bed,laundry. armchair and (352) footrest. Pillow $150 871−1839 for Showing STAINLESS STEEL propeller for Merc Cruiser, like is zippered for easy ber $25. Call 386-225-6067 is zippered for easy laundry. $150 (352) 871−1839 ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT desk chair $20, chair with STAINLESS STEEL for Merc Cruiser, like 386.445.8441 new, 14-1/4x22, $50.propeller 386.864.5647 Garage/Moving/Estate ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT $20, chair with new, 14-1/4x22, $50. 386.864.5647 ottoman $40, wood end desk table chair $20, 386-986-7540 100 Plus Realty Group Sales TIRES (4)-FIRESTONE FR710 BL P225/60R16 Garage/Moving/Estate Sales ottoman $40, wood end table $20, 386-986-7540 MOVING SALE-HUGE, 4-family. 300 Bella Harbour www.100plusrealty.com ADMIRAL/GE WASHER/DRYER, $75. Dining table TIRES (4)-FIRESTONE FR710 BL P225/60R16 97T, USED, LIKE NEW, TREADS 9/32, 8/32, 6/32, MOVING SALE-HUGE, 4-family. 300 Bella Harbour Court. Beautiful wine cabinet with mirror, pictures, ADMIRAL/GE WASHER/DRYER, Dining table 97T, w/4 chairs, & china cabinet, $100.$75. 386.597.7175 USED, 386.437.4814. LIKE NEW, TREADS 9/32, 8/32, 6/32, 5/32-$160. Court. Beautiful cabinetjewelry, with mirror, pictures, household items,wine gemstone comething for w/4 chairs, & china cabinet, $100. 386.597.7175 ANTIQUE BELLOWS-TYPE (2) and 8-MM movie 5/32-$160. 386.437.4814. gemstone jewelry, comething for everyone. items,Friday/Saturday, 8am-4pm. BABY WALKER and Play Seat $40 for both! household ANTIQUE BELLOWS-TYPE (2) and 8-MM movie cameras (2) $150. x-dea@hotmail.com for pictures. BABY WALKER and Play Seat $40 for both! everyone. 8am-4pm. 386.627.1132 Friday/Saturday, cameras (2) $150. x-dea@hotmail.com for pictures. Adjustable. Activity station. $40 (386) 585−5026 516.647.1512 386.627.1132 Adjustable. Activity station. $40 (386) 585−5026 516.647.1512 BATTERY CHARGER CTEK Multi US 3300 . GARAGE SALE Saturday Sep 24, 8−2 BEAUTIFUL FUTON, Beige fabric with light wood BATTERY SALEDrive Saturday Sep 24, clothing, 8−2 CHARGER 30 Woodside Women’s tools, New $40 (386) 676−9134CTEK Multi US 3300 . GARAGE BEAUTIFUL FUTON, Beige fabriccondition. with light wood trim. Extra thick mattress Excellent $200. New 30 Woodside Drive decorative Women’spillows, clothing, wood, tools, (386) 676−9134 outdoor cushions, trim. Extra thick mattress Excellent condition. $200. CORN$40 HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom. Set outdoor cushions, decorative pillows, 386-503-5771. wood, CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom. Set router bits, shaper, furniture/tables made from 386-503-5771. CANNON PRINTER/COPIER/FAX/SCANNER of 8 bags $29 U pick colors 386−523−7201 router bits,A shaper, furniture/tables made from real wood. lot of GOOD stuff! of 8 bags $29 U pick colors 386−523−7201 CANNON PRINTER/COPIER/FAX/SCANNER combo - new, $60. Portable Haier A/C, $100. DEHUMIDIFIER 70 pints, like new $125 (910) 850 real wood. A lot of GOOD stuff! As Merchandise low as combo - new, $60. Portable Haier A/C, $100. DEHUMIDIFIER 70 pints, like new $125 (910) 850 386.439.5343 −2614 General 386.439.5343 −2614 General Merchandise $17.50 for 1 week! RECLINER, COMFORTABLE sage green mi- DISNEYQUEST ADMISSION Ticket 1 day,regular (2) OAK CANE BOTTOM CAPTAINS CHAIRS - $50 RECLINER, COMFORTABLE sage green mi- DISNEYQUEST OAK CANE BOTTOM CAPTAINS CHAIRS - $50 crofiber, $25, Palm Coast 386-597-2430. Ticket 1 day,regular (2) each, firm price. price $45, sell forADMISSION $40 (386) 316−9990 crofiber, $25, Palm Coast 386-597-2430. CALL each, firm price. $45, sell for $40 (386) 316−9990 2016 ANTIQUE FIESTA386-492-2784 PATTERN PLATES #B0659 by ITALIAN NESTING tables $50. Gossip bench $40. price FOR SALE Mower dump cart $50. Large cherry ANTIQUE FIESTA PATTERN PLATES #B0659 by WS George: (17) 71/4" Salad Plates, (10) 61/2" ITALIAN NESTING tables $50. Gossipphone bench $40. Two computer chairs $40. Speaker $25. FOR SALE dump cart $50.(386) Large cherry armoire for tvMower w/shelves $75 obo. 585−3773 George: plates (17) 71/4" Salad Plates, (10) 61/2" bread/butter $50/all.386-445-7236 Two computer chairs $40. Speaker phone $25. armoire for tv w/shelves $75 obo. (386) 585−3773 WS 386.445.5736 FULL SIZE bed with handpainted headboard bread/butter plates $50/all.386-445-7236 386.445.5736 HEAVY-DUTY VINYL cover for patio table & chairs, FULL SIZE with handpainted headboard 7 CARDINAL Ct. Sept. 24 8am −1pm holiday .$100.00 Callbed 610.291.0126 7 CARDINAL Ct.gifts Sept. 24 8am −1pm holiday HEAVY-DUTY VINYL cover for patio table & chairs, .$100.00 Call 610.291.0126 decorations and , Lenox green, plus lounge covers-new, $75. 386-446-9318 GARAGE WORKMAT heavy duty rubber,4’x6’x1/ decorations and gifts , Lenox green, plus lounge covers-new, $75.ANIMAL 386-446-9318 SHELTER by Timothy E. Parker HEAVY CRYSTAL -plate and 2 vases, beautifully GARAGE WORKMAT 2" $60 (386) 316−9990 heavy duty rubber,4’x6’x1/ Announcements HEAVY CRYSTAL and 386.225.3543 2 vases, beautifully 2" $60 (386) 316−9990 cut, asking $200 or-plate best offer. 110 Robber on the sea 52 “Hold for the full time” Announcements HP PRINTER Deskjet $25, Paper Shredder, $15, cut, asking $200 or best offer. 386.225.3543 NOTICE UNDER Fictitious GREEN SOFA, $40. Patio set, 5-chairs, aluminum HP PRINTER Deskjet $25, Paper Shredder, $15, 111 Minor resentment notes Name Law Pursuant Microwave $40, all good condition (910) 850−2614 NOTICE UNDER Name Law Pursuant Section 865.09,Fictitious Florida Statutes GREEN SOFA, $40. Patio set, 5-chairs, aluminum table, $35. 386.283.1325 117 Liketofreshly made 53 Ain’t right? Microwave $40, all good condition (910) 850−2614 to Section 865.09, Florida Statutes Each of the following cryptograms table, $35. 386.283.1325 KENMORE VACUUM cleaner Like new. Works cheese 55 Smidgen EXCELLENT CONDITION women's 3 wheel bike KENMORE VACUUM cleaner Like new. Works NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, great and has all attachments. $75 (386) 237−8598 EXCELLENT CONDITION women's 3 wheel bike is a clue to the identity of a sports $125. Dianne at 447-6919 118 Close-fitting clerical 56 Female hare NOTICE IS HEREBYinGIVEN thatunder the undersigned, great and has all attachments. $75 (386) 237−8598 desiring to engage business the fictitious $125. Dianne at 447-6919 garment 59 Fitness Formerunder NFL tight end CROSBY OAK record player both 78/45 LAPTOP GATEWAY 325GB HD. 3GB RAM. Win desiring to engage inand business theat fictitious legend. Using the hints A=O and name of Pet Rehab located 208 N. LAPTOP GATEWAY 325GB HD. 3GB RAM. Win CROSBY OAK record player both 78/45 119 Concerning fast Shannon CD/Radio/Cassette player with 150 records, clas- 7. 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Bought new Florida Department ofnursery-rhyme State, Tallahassee, Dated recited at Palm Coast, Florida, thisfame 22nd FL. day of CRAFTSMAN $25.early Pasta machine 121 Solemnly Bread machine1/2 $15.drill Books 1900, $5. $15. WEDDING DRESSBridal. $200 Size Beaded. Bought new 4/16 from David’s 6/8. (386) 585−5026 Dated at to Palm Coast,64Florida, thisout 22nd September, 2016 Bread machine $15. Books early 1900, $5. 386-447-3545 4/16 from David’s Bridal. Size 6/8. (386) 585−5026 Smoothed wet day of 122 Mouthed off September, 2016 386-447-3545 Furnishings cement, e.g. COUCH AND Loveseat. Burgundy fabric, Good Flagler Integrative Veterinarian Care,Inc. Furnishings COUCH Loveseat. Burgundy fabric, Good 65 Super-duper rating condition,AND smoke free home. DOWN Flagler Integrative Veterinarian Care,Inc. 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