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CHITWOOD DRESSES UP LIKE SUPERMAN FOR BRATINI

Showing off his handpainted abs, Volusia County’s sheriff-elect Mike Chitwood donned a Superman costume and wig all in the effort to raise money for the American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. The sixth-annual Bratini was held Oct. 4 at the Hilton Daytona Beach and featured a live auction of custom-designed “BRAS for the Cause,” that were modeled by local community and real estate celebrities. The event was hosted by Realtors Sold 4 the Cause.

As Hurricane Matthew approaches, Ormond Beach residents and officials are ...

Keeping watch Find out what the state is doing to protect us. Find out what’s canceled, what’s postponed, and how you can prepare. PAGE 5

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Several dogs, a bird and a cat attended the Blessing of the Animals. PAGE 13

LOCHT IN

Ryan Lochte visited Ormond Beach last week for a YMCA fundraiser, raising about $50,000. PAGE 5

Hurricane Matthew is currently in the Carribbean, as this satellite image from Wikimedia Commons shows.

Perego paints Ormond The nationally known artist has painted several murals in the city. Find out what makes him tick.

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Police Explorers PAGE 14 Ormond kids participate in crime scene exercises.

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Ormond Beach fire captain honored with proclamation

BRIEFS There is no Uber scam in Ormond — just two drivers named Ron

Also: City and supplier reach agreement in lawsuit over tanks. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

Michael Marstaller is going to miss his “second family” at the Ormond Beach Fire Department now that he has retired as captain after 29 years with the city. He has no definite plans for retirement, but his wife, Maria had one suggestion. “He’s going to catch up on sleep,” she said before the Oct. 3 City Commission meeting where he was honored with a proclamaPhoto by Wayne Grant tion for his service. Memories that stand out for Capt. Michael Marstaller arrives with his family at City Commission chamMarstaller include the wildfires of bers Oct. 3 where he was honored with a proclamation upon his retire1998 and the hurricanes of 2004. ment. He is shown with his wife, Maria, and son, Chris. He has another son, During the fires, he was on duty Matthew. for four days in a row. “We slept in the truck,” he said. ized the tanks when filling. The When hurricanes threaten, all CITY SETTLES LAWSUIT WITH city’s lawsuit said this basis for firefighters stay at the firehouse STORAGE TANK SUPPLIER denial was without merit. from the time an emergency is The City Commission approved a The settlement calls for the declared until it’s over. Marstaller started in Public settlement of a lawsuit Oct. 3 over city to receive $49,000 from the Works and transferred to the fire the failure of two chlorine storage company, which is almost a full recovery. department after three years. He tanks. The tanks were manufactured The staff report said the legal was promoted to captain in 1998. “It’s been a pleasure to serve by Snyder Industries and installed deparment recommended the the community,” Marstaller said by Harrington Industrial Plastics settlement because it would at the City Commission meet- at a cost of $52,500. Within two avoid the cost of a trial. The city ing. “You have a lot of dedicated months of installation, the tanks has only spent $500 on litigation failed, according to a report from because it was kept in-house. people in the department.” Commissioner Rick Boehm Mayor Ed Kelley said firefight- city staff. The company declined the commended the legal staff and ing is one of the most hazardous professions and is a vital public city’s warranty claim, saying the Deputy City Attorney Ann-MarFHCP Volusia Flagler Seminar OBO_10.375 x 8 9/28/16 3:37 PM Page 1 chemical supplier over-pressur- gret Emery for their work. service.

What was originally reported by the Ormond Beach Police Department as a potential scam, turned out to be just a miscommunication between two Uber drivers with the same first name. OBPD received a report that a person claiming to be an Uber driver approached a group of several women who were waiting for a ride outside The Grind. Though the driver gave the same name as the Uber they were waiting for (Ron), one of the women checked her Uber app and noticed that his vehicle information didn’t match. Almost immediately after, the driver shown on her Uber app pulled up, and they got in his car instead. The incident happened around midnight Sept. 9 but wasn’t reported until Sept. 11. Detectives found a confirmed Uber driver named Ron, who drives a car that matched the description provided by the women. He told police that he received a ride request at The Grind at the date and time in question. When he arrived, he saw several women who appeared to be waiting for a ride. He asked them if they requested Uber. One of them replied, “Yes, are you, Ron?” He said that he was. At that point another vehicle arrived, possibly a Kia Soul, with its driver also asking people nearby if they called Uber. The women got into the Kia and drove off. Ron then drove around the block a few times to see if anyone else may have called him. He

eventually left the area with no fare. He provided detectives with a screen shot from his Uber account that showed he had a cancelled ride for that time and location, consistent with his account. The incident was originally reported as suspicious, but police now say no crime was committed. The incident was reported to Uber.

Suspicious truck incident solved The report of a pickup truck that tore up and down a city street in front of schoolchildren turned out to be a false alarm, police have now reported. Last week, a neighbor reported that schoolchildren were alarmed when a pickup truck came toward them a couple of times at a high rate of speed and then slowed down as it went by them. They ran into a neighbor’s yard and told the resident about the incident. The resident recently told police that she believes the children were truly scared, but she doesn’t think the truck driver was paying any attention to them. A truck that matched the description was located in the area, Live Oak Avenue and South Ridgewood Avenue, by police. The truck owner admitted to driving the truck at the time and said he was revving the engine and speeding up and slowing down. He said he does that once a month to clean the carbon out. He denied that he stared at the students as he went by.

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Perego stands in front of his mural at Kona Tiki Bar. The bridge is the Granada Bridge.

PAINTING THE TOWN The nationally known artist has painted several murals in the city. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

he artist arrived for the interview, his long hair combed straight back. The bottom half of his goatee was pink. Flecks of paint on his clothes showed Perego was taking time out from a workday to talk about his art and his vision, which have left vibrant, colorful strokes on the world, and most recently Ormond Beach. He has a formed a worldwide Art Army and is known for his memorable performances. Perego’s creativity can be seen in the murals at the Kona Tiki Bar, done in a retro, 1950s style; the portraits of historic figures in Rose Villa Restaurant; and the mural in 31 Supperclub that evokes the 1930s. His art ranges from the fanciful and wild to portraits that look like they could have been painted 100 years ago.

“After 28 years, I’ve done every style,” he said. Most recently, he painted a mural at Osceola Elementary School, which shows local history with elements of the Ormond Garage, The Casements and the school mascot, Chief Osceola. The project started one day when he was dropping off his daughter at the school and noticed art on the campus was faded. He offered his services, and the paint was donated by Southern Paint. City Commissioner Bill Partington was at the dedication ceremony for the mural. “This guy is an amazing artist,” Partington said recently. “He does beautiful work.” Partington mentioned the mural that Perego has done in DeLand, at Rich Avenue and Woodland Avenue, and remarked how murals create interest. Perego believes in public art. “When you look at art, the energy impacts you,” he said. “Art makes people feel good. Art is not passive, it’s aggressive. It’s more powerful than you think.” ASKED TO DO “CRAZY THINGS”

Scott Smith, general manager of Grind Gastropub and Kona Tiki Bar, calls the murals “fabulous” and “eye-catching.” When people are new to the restaurant, he points out all the

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Photos by Wayne Grant

Left: Perego has memorable performances. Courtesy photo

MEET THE ARTIST Visit peregolive.com; artof perego.com and find him on Facebook.

art to make sure they don’t miss anything. Perego, 49, enjoys the challenge of commercial art, using his craft to accomplish the goals of the business owner. “I’m asked to do a variety of crazy things,” he said. “I have to figure how to do them as art.” His artwork around the area includes the parking garage in Daytona Beach, murals in the Bruce Rossmeyer’s HarleyDavidson and many more. Perego also uses his artistic vision in interior design. He settled in the Daytona Beach area in 1992, after working around the country, and helped design The Coliseum, The Love Bar, The Groove Nightclub and others. Working as art director for Walt Disney World, he helped launch the Disney Cruise Line Inaugural Event in Cape Canaveral, the Animal Kingdom press event and the premier party for Cirque du Soliel in Orlando. On television, his set designs can be seen on Univision, BET and the local PBS. “They say I think ‘outside the box.’ I think I’m just a freak,” he said, laughing. He also did artwork for the recently released volume three of “Zorro: The Complete Adventures” by Johnston McCulley and published by Bold Venture Press of Sunrise, Florida. EVERYONE’S AN ARTIST

In high school, in the Philadelphia area, friends helped him with his

art, and this was the genesis of the Art Army, a collaboration with other artists in 45 cities worldwide, each with a Facebook page. “It’s a brotherhood of artists who believe in changing the world through art and music,” he said. He wants to bring a “oneness” to the world with the Art Army. “I’ve heard people say, ‘your God,’ and ‘my God,” he said. “What are they talking about? There’s only one God” Perego believes that everyone is an artist; everyone is creative. “Our oneness is through our diversity,” he said. “Not oneness through sameness.” PERFORMANCE ART

Performance art is a big part of Perego’s life these days. During the economic downturn, he said many of his friends in the art business had to get other jobs, but he found a way to continue with performances.

This mural is in the Kona Tiki Bar.

His shows are memorable events for the audience, who often take part. “I do things people will always remember,” he said. For example, they are invited to come on stage and pour paint over his head, so he can sign his art by slamming his hair onto the canvas. Sometimes the event will end with setting the art on fire. He promises an unforgettable experience that will “surpass you expectations and maybe even blow your mind.” His next performance art will be at The Roof at the Daytona Beach Pier, on the Thursday and Saturday of Biketoberfest. It will be a busy weekend for him, as he is performing in Philadelphia on that Friday night.

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Ormond Beach City, residents prepare for

Hurricane Matthew It's time to batten down the hatches. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

CASSEN PARK Cassen Park is a 3.7 acre riverfront park located along the Halifax River at the southwest corner of the Granada Bridge. A bait shop, boat docks, a fishing pier stretching under the Granada Bridge, cleaning stations, and ample parking are all available on site. Picnic tables and grills are also available.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

With Hurricane Matthew expected to hit Florida’s East Coast late Thursday evening, local residents are preparing to face the oncoming storm. Broker and owner of NewEdge Realty Ralph Padgett Jr. has weathered hurricanes before, including Hurricane Andrew and the hurricane season of 2004. Both times, his houses on beachside were damaged beyond repair. “When Hurricane Andrew hit, we were in Miami with a house on an island,” he said. “It flooded, and there were two feet of water in the house for about a week. I lived in another house on the coast in New Smyrna Beach, and in 2004 the roof blew off and went two blocks away.” Though officials are still unsure whether Matthew will make a direct hit locally, the message of caution is this: Prepare for the worst and hope for the best. “Everybody needs to have food, water, batteries, candles and ice on standby,” said Pub-

lic Works Operations Manager Kevin Gray. “We don’t want to take this lightly. We haven’t been through it in a while, but we don’t want to go through it without.” No evacuation orders have been made, but Gray says if they are, listen. “We have a lot of old Floridians that don’t want to leave,” he said. “But if you don’t go, we can’t get to you. The city, county and DOT will close the bridge at sustained winds of 45mph. After that, the only thing we can do is say sorry.” Padgett, who currently owns three houses in Ormond on the beach, is preparing to board up some windows and test the high-impact windows some of his houses have. “We’ll see if they meet the test,” he said. “All you can do is batten down the hatches, know where your loved ones will be, have your insurance papers in hand and hope for the best. You can’t control mother nature.” STATE OF EMERGENCY

A State of Emergency has been declared by Gov. Rick Scott for the state of Florida, and a hurricane watch is currently in effect for inland Volusia County. A hurricane watch is typically issued 48 hours before

the anticipated first occurrence of tropical-storm-force winds. Hurricane conditions are possible in Florida by late Thursday, with tropical storm conditions possible by early Thursday. According to the National Weather Service, the storm is slow moving, and the track has shifted more to the west. Hurricane Matthew will pass Volusia County closer than originally anticipated. Volusia County is expected to receive 4-6 inches of rain, beach erosion and sustained winds of 35-45 mph — and possibly higher — beginning late Thursday night. SIGN UP FOR CODERED AND SPECIAL NEEDS SHELTER

Ormond Beach residents can receive local weather warning notifications by signing up for CodeRED, the city and Volusia County’s community and emergency notifications system. You can sign up for call, text and email alerts here: public. coderedweb.com/cne/en-US/ F061CACDBEC6 Download the free CodeRED app here: ecnetwork.com/ mobile/getitnow.html The county encourages those requiring additional assistance with daily living or those who

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Rides and activities scheduled for Oct. 6 for the 47th-annual Octoberfest have been canceled. As of right now, the festival will be open Oct. 8 and 9 as scheduled. Visit princeofpeaceormond.com/octoberfest for more info. CITY EVENTS

The department of leisure services has canceled the Walking with the Manager event scheduled for 8 a.m. Oct. 7, and the Movies on the Halifax event scheduled for 7 p.m. Oct. 7. The Casements will close at noon Oct. 6 and remain closed through Oct. 7. STATE RESPONSES

The state is working with the American Red Cross to identify shelter-staffing capacity in potential impact areas. Approximately 200 members of the Florida National Guard will be activated to support hurricane preparedness and response. There are also more than 6,000 guardsmen ready to be deployed if needed. The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services is inventorying school food supplies in schools and state warehouses. Utilities have been put on notice to start reporting outage and restoral information when notified to begin. Utilities are contacting their mutual aid partners to determine availability if external resources are needed to restore services. Monitoring the power grid for sufficient power in the state and the natural gas infrastructure for any damages that can cause a loss of service to power plants. Army Corps of Engineers and Water Management Districts are monitoring waterways and are prepared to adjust flows as necessary. Florida Department of Transportation is preparing evacuation routes, maintenance yards, construction zones, equipment and staff; testing and inventorying equipment; placing emergency crews on standby; reviewing emergency plans; preparing construction zones, and monitoring flood prone areas. FDOT will continue to reach out to county emergency operations centers directly to coordinate any necessary response actions including activating traffic counters, providing local evacuation support and providing maintenance of traffic and other assistance.

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2016

Lochte stars in local charity swim event Olympian and ‘Dancing with the Stars’ contestant Ryan Lochte stars in local charity swim event.

EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER ACTIVATION

The Volusia County emergency operations center will fully activate at 8 a.m. Oct. 6 and remain activated through the duration of the storm, until conditions improve in Volusia County. CITIZENS INFO CENTER

The Volusia County Citizen Information Center is open and can be reached at 866-345-0345. The CIC will remain open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 6, and on 8 a.m. Oct. 7 until conditions improve. BEACH PREPARATIONS

The public is discouraged from going to the beach during the next couple of days due to the expected high winds, rough surf and rip currents. The most up-to-date information can be found on Volusia County’s Emergency Management Facebook page. Follow VCEmergencyInfo on Twitter and check Volusia.org/PIN for updates.

Ryan Lochte

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Current “Dancing with the Stars” contestant and four-time Olympian Ryan Lochte and a group of youngsters and Masters swimmers (Team USA) faced off against U.S. Swimming Masters world record holder Charlie Lydecker and his team (Team America) in the Rematch after Rio event on Wednesday, Sept. 28, at the Ormond Beach YMCA. Sponsored by the StewartMarchman-Act Foundation, the charity swim competition drew 300 supporters. The money raised benefits the Volusia Flagler Family YMCA and the Stewart-Marchman-Act Foundation. Lochte said he hadn’t been in a pool since the Rio Olympics. The two teams raced in two contests in two separate races — a medley and freestyle relay — and the two stars anchored both duels. In both races, Lydecker returned off the wall with a lead, but Lochte made his comeback underwater and then emerged to the sound of

MEET THE SWIMMERS The student-athlete relay swimmers were: Emily Vischer, Caleb Wooten, Jonathan Cotton, Micayla Cronk, Noelle Dragstedt, Drew Dyett, Liam Esposito, Nelanee and Zoee Fulton, Zaydin Keeler, Isabella Lojewski, Kai McMeeking, Elizabeth Meyer, Mackenzie O’Keefe, Camden Pickering, Malakai Saxon-Walker and Kirra Stone. Masters relay swimmers were: Dr. Arun Dhand, Sara McLarty, Patricia Pappas and Joe Petrock.

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Young swimmers ready themselves for the race.

men’s swimming and is the current world record holder for the 200 and 400 individual medley. Lochte has been named Swimmer of the Year twice (2010 and ’11). He has won a total of 70 medals in major international competitions, including 45 first-place finishes. Charlie Lydecker holds three U.S. Masters Swimming world records. He is a member of the Smith Point National Lifeguard Champions Hall of Fame. Lydecker defeated Lochte at the Lydecker vs. Lochte Splashdown in 2009.

cheers. While awaiting the second race, he completed a 50-yard swim underwater, which he finished in 20.6 seconds. Three-time Olympic gold medalist and NBC Olympic commentator Rowdy Gaines MC’d the event. Lochte has repeatedly been in the news since he left the Rio Olympics and his teammates after saying he’d been robbed at gunpoint in Rio, a story Brazilian authorities called a fabrication and which Lochte later said he’d overexaggerated. LOCHTE AND LYDECKER

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I’m 24 years old, i.e., no longer a baby Does this mean I have to do laundry on a regular basis?

EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

“You know we’re almost out of our mid-20s right?” Lauren always was really good at pep talks. It was Saturday, and I officially had the birthday blues. The parties were over, the gifts were unwrapped and I had already

eaten the pumpkin cupcakes Madeline had got me. “I know,” I said with a slight attitude. “This is the first birthday where somebody didn’t say, ‘OMG, you’re such a baby!’” It was back to cold, harsh reality. No more celebrating the fact that I was getting older — I was just older. Lauren and I tried to lighten the mood and plan out my quarter-life crisis (heads up, I’m probably dying my hair pink and joining a reggae band), but the weight of the conversation stayed with me the whole day. I’m 24, and that number is only going to get higher. But for me, it’s never been the age I worry about, but how I might change with it. There’s a lot of adult stuff

on my daily agenda, and I’m somehow surviving despite being the sole caretaker of myself, a cat and a fish whose bowl I can’t stop breaking. I work a full-time job and a part-time job. I play second base in an adult softball league — which is something I vividly remember making fun of my dad for doing. But even though I’m more grown up than I’ve ever been, a lot of people still see me as a kid. And I kind of hope that never changes. Kids find joy everywhere. They do things before thinking and well before they’re ready. They make decisions based on how much fun they’re going to have. They love without restraint and live without limitations. So my goal for growing

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Montessori earns accreditation The National Accreditation Commission for Early Care and Education Programs announced recently that The Global Montessori School of Ormond Beach has been awarded accreditation. Call the school at 492-7165.

Women golfers sought The Tomoka Oaks Women’s Golf Association is looking for new members who want to play 18 holes once a week without joining a club. The women play every Tuesday at Tomoka Oaks Golf Club. Fee of $20. Call 441-5738.

Landscapers get pay boost The City Commission has agreed to a rate adjustment requested by Yellowstone Landscape for athletic field maintenance for the city. The contract states that the company can request an annual increase based on the consumer price index. The company requested a 1% increase. The contract will increase from $505,766.50 to $510,824.16. The athletic fields are located at the Sports Complex.

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The City Commission approved a traffic control agreement at their Sept. 20 meeting for Destination Daytona Lane, a private road located in the Destination Daytona complex at North U.S. 1 and Interstate 95. The Ormond Beach Police Dept. has been contacted by the complex owners in the past, regarding speeding and parking complaints. For example, semi-trucks sometimes park on the road, blocking traffic. Florida statutes allow a city to take jurisdiction over a private road, if the city and private company agree.

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SEND US YOUR EVENTS Students at Pathways Elementary School gathered around the flag pole Sept. 28.

Hinson, Pathways and Mainland students gather at flag pole for national prayer day

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few minutes before the first bell rang, students at three different local schools gathered around the flag pole to say a prayer for their school, friends, families, churches and communities. A part of National Student Prayer Week, Sept. 28 is recognized as See You At The Pole Day, a global day of student prayer that began in 1990. Oasis Youth Group students honored the movement at Pathways Elementary, Hinson Middle and Mainland High School. For more information on National Student Prayer Week, visit syatp.com.

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Hinson Middle School students spent a few minutes before school praying for their communities.

Mainland High School students participated in the national act See You At The Pole.

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e’re halfway done with this football season, and most of the analysis for these teams closely resemble their assessments from last year at this time. Visit last year’s posts to see the similarities. MAINLAND (6-0): A+. It’s scary to think Mainland may have gotten better since last season. Denzel Houston and the offense have been unstoppable, and the defense has become as stingy as it’s ever been. Special teams also lend a hand in putting points on the board. This team is on a war path to reach the Class 6A title game this year. MATANZAS (5-0): A+. Can I get an encore? Where did that losing-season Matanzas team go that all the other schools loved to play? The Pirates have only lost two games in their last 15 tries, and that number will stay low. With a balanced offense and maybe an even better defense than last season, Matanzas is thinking playoffs again. They’re playing lights-out football. FLAGLER PALM COAST (1-4): C-. Your record is a clear indica-

Tyler Bogdanowicz makes his way onto the field, signalling that the Sandcrabs were ready to soar. Above: Trenton Carter and Michael Jones celebrate Jones' 20-yard touchdown catch. Left: Avery Atkins stiff-arms to separate from a Titans’ defender to get a first down.

ith the arrival of October, sports teams will take part in supporting the fight against breast cancer during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Most football players will wear pink cleats, arm bands, socks and other accessories, but the Ormond Beach Sandcrabs took it further by wearing pink jerseys. "It's the second year we've done it, and a lot of us have lost family members to cancer or are currently fighting the fight," said Brandon Campbell, the Sandcrabs' president. "We support the families and anyone going through it, and we try to teach the boys the actual issues, not just for the pink colors." The cheerleaders also took part, wearing pink shirts that read on the back: "Ormond supports the fight." — JEFF DAWSEY

tion of what you are, right? Did you know that FPC’s four losses came by way of teams ranked 16th or better in the state in their respective classes? Those teams have a combined 20-2 record, giving the Bulldogs one of the toughest strength of schedules in the entire state. Yes, the Bulldogs have many shortcomings, but most teams would lose those same games. The rest of their schedule isn’t nearly as tough. FATHER LOPEZ CATHOLIC (1-3): D. The Green Wave has been

disappointing. Lopez can’t stop anyone this season. Opposing teams are averaging 41 points against the Green Wave, and what should be a pretty good offense has scored over 20 points in only one game thus far. This is quarterback Josh Spencer’s and wide receiver Ryan Atkins’ last year, so this may be the best opportunity to win anything for the Green Wave. They’re going to have to play a lot better, through, the next half-season. SEABREEZE (1-5): D. The Sandcrabs should be better than what they’re putting forth. This isn’t a knock on their defense or special teams, which have scored more points than the offense. Through six games, Seabreeze’s offense has scored two touchdowns. The wildcat formation seems to be the only lifeline on the offense, but it makes temporary appearances behind the Sandcrabs’ conventional offense. Until the offenses change places, I don’t expect anything more from this team.

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Loynd sparks Sandcrabs in their first win Just as last season, the Seabreeze Sandcrabs have earned their first win of the season by beating the Pine Ridge Panthers 20-6 Friday, Sept. 30, at Pine Ridge. After the Sandcrabs fell behind 6-0 early in the game, Brody Loynd replaced a struggling Brevin Glaze and altered the game’s momentum with a couple of first-down runs. After forcing the Panthers to punt on their first possession of the second half, the Sandcrabs’ defense blocked the punt, and Amarri Davis scooped up the ball and returned it for a touchdown. Noah Motto’s extra point gave Seabreeze the lead at 7-6. Later Loynd broke for an 81yard gain to put the Sandcrabs inside the 10-yard line, and he

would then call his number again and score from seven yards out. Motto added another extra point. The special teams put up another score, when Deshawn Hugee returned a punt 80 yards to the house. Motto added another point with his field goal. Although Loynd seems to be the offensive playmaker for the Sandcrabs, Coke confirmed that Glaze will still start at quarterback going forward, while Loynd will have a designed package.

The USMS honor recognizes a coach who exemplifies the highest standards in Masters coaching, including growth and development of Masters swimming with an all-inclusive approach – one that welcomes swimmers of all levels and abilities. Bay, the Masters coach at Ormond Beach YMCA, has coached swimming for more than a quarter century. He was recently approached by a “how to” book publisher out of New York to write the new edition of Swimming Steps to Success; Bay has written numerous articles in swimming magazines. “I was both humbled and thrilled to accept this honor on behalf of the men and women I’ve coached over the years and the numerous coaches who have helped me and mentored me along the way”, Bay said. “Coaching has never been a job. It’s a joy. It’s all about the swimmers, and I’ve been blessed to work with some of the best”

McMeeking wins Big Shoulders Classic

Corey McMeeking – the Volusia Flagler Family YMCA Masters swimmer – recently won the 2.5K open-water swim at the Big Shoulders Classic this in Chicago. McMeeking beat out thousands by a clear 30 seconds with a 32:28 finish in the famous Lake Michigan near Chicago’s Navy Pier. McMeeking trains at the Ormond Beach YMCA and is an executive with Brown and Brown Insurance. He’s also the current Pan Am Masters 1K Open Water Champion.

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Mainland (6-0) at Cocoa: Mainland wins 40-39. The Bucs have yet to play a team of this caliber this season. Mainland will visit the Tigers in their home stadium, where they have beaten their last 18 opponents. No one has been able to stop Denzel Houston and company this season, and the Bucs’ defense has only allowed teams to stay close for a short time. While this game will go down to the wire, Mainland will make the right moves and snap Cocoa’s home winning streak while continuing its undefeated season.

Homecoming winners This past week, Mainland blew out the Deltona Wolves 35-0 for its homecoming game on Friday, Sept. 30, at Daytona Municipal Stadium. Houston excited the crowd with 40- and 95-yard touchdown runs and a couple of touchdown passes to Jason Colubiale. The defense added the other score, when Roman Mack returned a fumble for a touchdown. Noah Gettman added all of the extra points.

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Flagler Palm Coast (1-4) vs. Palatka: Palatka wins 24-16. The Bulldogs will now face another tough but winnable foe in the Panthers. Stymied by its previous opponent Sandalwood 34-6, FPC should be able to perform a lot better than last Friday, but the Panthers’ dual quarterback will give them fits. Byrd will rebound from his 50 yards, but it won’t be enough to overcome the Panthers.

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Jackie Mattina holds her tabby cat, Jay, who remained very calm among the dogs at the ceremony. Right: Carol Hinzman brought Pepe, 8, for a blessing.

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here was domestic violence, sexual assault, DUI, a missing child and an active shooter Oct. 1 at Kaiser University in Daytona Beach. Thankfully, they were mock scenarios in the annual meeting of state Explorer programs, hosted by Ormond Beach Police Explorers and the school. Police Explorers is a program that gives young people age 14-21 the chance to explore a career in law enforcement by working with

a law enforcement agency. The Ormond Beach advisor is Officer Lauran Sanders, who said OBPD and Kaiser also co-hosted the event eight years ago. Other situations faced by the 200 Explorers from around the state involved issues of homelessness, parental custody and mental illness. They were tested on their knowledge of police work, assessment of the situation and decision making. In the domestic violence scene, the two actors tried to tell the Ormond Beach Explorers that nothing happened, as often hap-

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pens in real life. But after the interviews, the Explorers determined there should be an arrest, and it turned out to be the correct decision. However, the instructor told them they should have done something with the two knives that were lying on a table before they started the interviews. There were also demonstrations and lectures. A drug enforcement officer gave tips on how to dress and act when going undercover and showed a video of a police sting. The Explorers also learned how to lift fingerprints and heard a detective talk about the importance of having a mentor. THE STUDENTS’ VIEW

Ormond Beach Explorers Kirsten Scherer, chief; Amber Hergert; Brooke Hergert; and Dakota Bejo attended the attended the state meeting. Not pictured: Bradley Peterson.

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“It’s fun. I enjoy it,” said Explorer Dakota Bejo, about Explorers. He plans to go to a police academy

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Sanders was an Explorer as a teenager. “I went to a meeting and fell in love with it,” she said. “You learn something new every day and it’s like a family.” Also, she said, she received valuable mentorship when she was an Explorer, and she wants to give back and be a good mentor herself. Faculty, graduates, and student volunteers from Keiser University’s criminal justice, crime scene technology and medical assisting degree programs partnered with high school students as volunteers in the scenarios. The scenarios were led and judged by law enforcement from throughout Volusia County. For information about Explorers, call OBPD at 677-0731 and ask for Officer Sanders or email Lauren.sanders@ormondbeach.org.

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Debbie Doster’s class recently won an award from the Florida Department of Agriculture for their garden project. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

“I’d like to mix a strawberry and an orange together,” Tristan Small said over his large-rimmed glasses. “I wonder how that would taste.” The 12-year-old’s love for gardening is shared by his classmates at David C. Hinson Sr. Middle School — so much so, in fact, that they were recognized by the Florida Department of Agriculture with a Golden Shovel Award for having the best-revitalized garden in the state. “When the school first opened, there was a butterfly garden in memory of David Hinson,” said their teacher, Debbie Doster. “After 12 years, it went into disrepair. Kids who weren’t mobile couldn’t get out there. Gardening is such a wonderful teaching tool. Everyone should have access to it.” So this past year Doster, an exceptional student education teacher, took it upon herself to make a change. With the help of the school’s staff and additional funding, a new wheelchairaccessible garden was created. They have garden boxes for each student, a warm farm to make their fertilizer and even hydroponic plants to teach them how to grow things without soil. “I like planting things and seeing if it will all grow,” Smalls said. “My favorite is the eggplant. It comes from a little flower.”

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Ormond-by-the Sea condo tops the sales list WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

Eva Monroe, of Titusville, sold 8 Woodridge Drive to Kim Arch and Amy Kolis, of Ormond Beach, for $200,000. Built in 1976, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,482 square feet. It sold in 1976 for $45,500.

condo in Ormond-by-theSea was the top real estate sales transaction for the week of Aug. 14-20 in Ormond Beach and Ormond-by-theSea. Richard and Donna Reichow, of Newbury, sold 1075 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 601, to Darryl Diamond, as trustee, for $550,000. Built in 2002, the condo has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 2,243 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $475,000.

Kevin and Linda Madden sold 1108 Parkside Drive to Stephen and Elaine Leffert, of Ormond Beach, for $172,000. Built in 1979, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,570 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $135,000. Courtesy photo

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ORMOND BEACH Billy and Carole Terry, individually and as trustees, sold 1 John Anderson Drive, Unit 209, to Barbara Peerless and Michael Hoskins, of Honolulu, for $430,000. Built in 1996, the condo has three bedrooms, 3.5 baths and 3,050 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $410,000.

Jill and Matthew Bosang, and Eugene Picaut, of Ormond Beach, sold 27 Greenvale Drive to Jack and Diana Canterbury, of Ormond Beach, for $220,000. Built in 2002, the house has four bedrooms, two baths and 2,138 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $182,500.

Simo, Medri and Steve Chokrevski, and Kathy Wade, of Ormond Beach, sold 111 S. Atlantic Ave., Unit 603, to Richard and Deborah Hayden, of Gilberts, Illinois, for $215,000. Built in 1974, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,131 square feet. It sold in 2008 for $250,000. Osborne Roberts III, of Ormond Beach, sold 833 Riverside Drive to Linda Davis and Jerry Ramirez, of Ormond Beach, for $200,000. Built in 1963, the house has four bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 1,728 square feet. It sold in 2011 for $152,500.

Ty Lohman, of Ormond Beach, sold 165 Pine Cone Trail to Frank and Juanita Cook, of Ormond Beach, for $137,000. Built in 1977, the house has two bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 1,664 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $179,900. Joan Maxwell sold 143 Northbrook Lane to Ellen Kelleher, of Daytona Beach, for $110,000. Built in 1980, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 1,183 square feet. It sold in 1991 for $60,000.

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Anthony and Sandra Tomasello, of Ormond Beach, sold 302 Sanchez Ave. to Leo and Joanna Caplette, of Ormond Beach, for $345,000. Built in 1992, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,646 square feet.

Warren and Carol Kumm, of Daytona Beach, sold 1 Walnut Circle to Jonathan and Darcie Rittenour, of Ormond Beach, for $255,000. Built in 1986, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 2,038 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $177,500.

Thomas and Susan Hansen, of Ormond Beach, sold 48 Chippingwood Lane to John and Erika Roy, of Ormond Beach, for $165,000. Built in 1980, the house has two bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 1,139 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $11,000.

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LARGE CORNER LOT! 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

4BR/3+BA/3CG Stunning Mediterranean Style Custom Kargar Construction home. Grand staircase, 23’ 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.

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A perfect 3BR/2BA home with over an acre of land. Located on a lightly traveled street close to UF, schools, shopping and restaurants. The picture window opens up to the conservation area and Hogtown Creek. The enclosed porch is the perfect setting for a quiet afternoon. Price: $249,000. Call Jim Tobin at 386-405-4411.

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Frances Bowitz and Harry Fivehouse, of Great Meadows, New Jersey, sold 25 Sand Dollar Drive to Michael and Marie Blair, of Ormond Beach, for $278,000. Built in 1982, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,456 square feet. It sold in 1998 for $115,000.

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John Leeman, individually and as trustee, sold 1305 Mandan Lane to Walter O’Connor, of Ormond Beach, for $215,000. Built in 1987, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,933 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $176,500.

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Halifax Plantation William Austgen, of Cedar Lake, Indiana, sold 3612 Christa Court to William and Joni Robertson, of Moscow, Tennessee, for $309,000. Built in 2005, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 2,184 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $207,000.

Plantation Pines Armand and Claudia Benchimol, of Ormond Beach, sold 3790 Juniper Lane to Funcoast Properties Inc., of Ormond Beach, for $120,000. Built in 1991, the house has four bedrooms, two baths and 1,868 square feet.

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Chelsea Place CP and HG Residential Lots LLC, of Daytona Beach, sold 464 Chelsea Place Ave. to Thomas and Cindy Noverr, of Ormond Beach, for $298,530. Built in 2016, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,090 square feet.

Ormond Beach, for $224,900. Built in 1979, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 1,974 square feet. It sold in 1997 for $113,500.

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Judy Owen, of Ormond Beach, sold 299 S. Ridgewood Ave. to Bryan Anderson and Angely Ramirez, of Flagler Beach, for $77,000. Built in 1962, the house has three bedrooms, one bath and 1,012 square feet. It sold in 1992 for $42,000.

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: $159,900. Call Cindy Lee Harper at 386-566-4747.

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EDWIN KNOWLES 12-place setting china, Priscilla Pattern, all extra pieces included, $75. 386.446.2929

HIS & hers wetsuits, $50. Oak table & chairs w/barstools, $75. 386.864.1381 LARGE BLACK Frigidaire refrigerator, top freezer, good condition, $200. 386.445.4462 MANS BIANCHI Italian sport bike, chrome Molly, $200. 386.283.8705 THOMASVILLE, FRENCH Provincial coffee table 65x26x16H, end table 27x27x21H, excellent condition $75 for both. 603-401-2644

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CHICO WATCH, silvertone bracelet, $20. Chicos necklace, NWT, silvertone w/multi-color beads, $22. 386.677.4373 after 10am PORTABLE GENERATOR AMICO - 2HP 1500CC 950-3600 RPM. New in box, $125. 386.672.9982

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