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THE HAMMOCK

By Jonathan Simmons | News Editor Josh Marquis, Katherine JeffersonWeaver and Wendell Weaver

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+ Golfers raise big bucks for Navy League The St. Augustine-Palm Coast Council of the Navy League of the United States, which just celebrated its 40th anniversary, held its 18th-annual fundraising golf tournament at Grand Haven Golf Club Oct. 27.

The 120-golfer field for this year’s tournament was one of the largest in the recent past. There were 36 active duty sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen participating in the event. The tournament raised close to $10,000 for the council.

The tournament had two flights. A Coast Guard foursome from Naval Air Station Jacksonville won the blue flight: William Devault, Justin Miller, Adam Myers and Chris Yarrison.

A team from the helicopter interdiction and drug interdiction tactical squadron took second place in the blue flight and third place by a team, led by retired Navy Vice Adm. Jim Amerault.

Grand Haven civilians won all three places in the gold flight: Pete Bianchi, Chuck Culver, Tom Driscoll and Mike O’Brien.

Dan Dinsmore and Louise Wolfe won long drive for men and women, respectively. Winners for closest to the pin were Mike Zollar for men and Kay Boyer Ryan for women. Other notables included a team of former NFL members Pete Banaszak, of the Oakland Raiders, Dave Cloutier, of the Boston Patriots, Isaiah Harris, of the New Orleans Saints, and Tom Sweeney, of the Philadelphia Eagles; and a team who were proud of their representation of the four different military branches serving our country: Delos Anderson, Army; Sam Cousino, Air Force; Bernie Hollenbeck, Navy, and David Hull, U.S. Marines.

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Daniel Baker, representing Salamander Hotels and Resorts, with Hammock Conservation Coalition President Abby Romaine.

Conservation Coalition members speak out against hotel

FLAGLER FAMILY given a new home The Weaver family’s new home in Espanola was funded by donations.

There were holes in the floor. The roof leaked and threatened to collapse. The county said the 1958 woodframe Espanola home

couldn’t be saved and couldn’t be rebuilt, and Katherine Jefferson-Weaver, its owner, didn’t know what to do.

Her mother, who

lived nearby, was sick, and Jefferson-Weavers’ family didn’t want to move out of Espanola.

“Even in the beginning, they told us we

wouldn’t have been able to build at all,” she said. “It was heartbreaking. I grew up on

said. “We’re working on curing each and every one of them” of post-traumatic stress disorder, he said.

Members of the Hammock Conservation Coalition spoke out against plans for a new, 198-room hotel on the beach at a Hammock Conservation Coalition meeting Nov. 11, saying the hotel would damage the area’s sensitive scrub oak habitat and hurt beach access.

Hammock Conservation Coalition President Abby Romaine spoke against the project, as did six other speakers. Three people, other than ACP Communities representative Daniel Baker, there on behalf of Salamander, spoke in favor of the hotel.

“The Salamander proposal is to put a parking lot in an area that has over 400 scrub oaks,” HCC member Jeff Southmayd said. “The HCC needs to strongly oppose allowing the county to throw out deed restrictions in favor of development in our Hammock.”

“This is a very, very special place, but it’s also a very fragile place,” said Ann Butler, a master gardener and member of the HCC’s invasive plant committee. “One of the plat restrictions was for the developer to preserve and protect the scrub oaks. … Now the developer

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selfless service By Jonathan Simmons | News Editor TeensIn-Flight President and retired Marine Col. Jack Howell addresses the audience after receiving Flagler County’s Veteran of the Year award for 2014.

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Jack Howell honored as Veteran of the Year Flagler County awarded retired Teens-In-Flight President and retired Marine Col. Jack Howell its Veteran of the Year award Nov. 9 in a ceremony attended by about 50 local resi-

dents and officials.

“I’m only happy to be able to fill some holes that I saw that were needed to handle the children — the teens — of our fallen and wounded warriors,” he

Members: 198-room hotel would endanger habitat and inhibit beach access.

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ESE Director Tracy Umpenhour has planned more meetings with local parents.

A group of 13 concerned parents and community members spoke with Flagler Schools ESE Director Tracy Umpenhour for more than 90 minutes Friday in a special meeting on the district’s inclusion program.

Over and over again, as parents spoke of what teachers and school staff had told them as they’d fought to get better service for their kids, Umpenhour and ESE staffing specialist Amy Hansen told them they were misinformed.

Parents spoke of staying up late at night doing Internet research to learn the jargon and the tangle of regulations and statutes that determine how children with disabilities are treated within the school system.

“We couldn’t find any help.

We were on an island; we were by ourselves,” parent Eric Jordan said. “I travel for work; (my wife) is basically a single parent, and I’ve listened to her cry at night. And every person at this table’s gone through this frustration. ... We have literally banged our head against that wall for years.”

A problem several parents spoke of was an apparent mismatch between a child’s medical diagnosis from their own doctor and an “educational diagnosis” from the school system that is used to determine what services the child would receive in the classroom.

A student with autism, for example, might have a medical diagnosis from a doctor, but the district would need to evaluate them separately and

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Creacia McLaughlin said she has struggled to get her son, who is disabled, the help he needs in school. determine that they need specially designed instruction before creating an individualized education program, or IEP, that would allow them access to specialized services. “We have lots of kids in the school district that have mental or physical impairments and don’t need an IEP,” Umpenhour said.

Jordan said those “educational diagnoses” are mere snapshots of a child taken by someone who may have known them for as little as half an hour. He took the one he got from the school district back to his autistic son’s psychologist, he said, “and she laughed at it.”

But, he said, “(The schools) have said, ‘You don’t have an educational diagnosis, so you don’t qualify.’ We’ve all heard that repeatedly, over and over and over. … Everything is based upon that snapshot, and not on reality.”

So parents struggled to deal with individualized education programs based on inaccurate findings, he said. Many had thought they couldn’t request a meeting to revise their child’s IEP until a regular, scheduled IEP meeting later in the year.

That’s not correct, Hansen and Umpenhour said. They can request a re-evaluation during the year, and should if they feel their child isn’t getting the correct services.

If a child has a particular need, Umpenhour told parents, that “should get written into your IEP. … When you already have an IEP, you should not have to fight as hard.”

Another parent, Tasha Davis, said she’d struggled to get her child the one-on-one attention he needed. He had an IEP, she said, and it stated that he needed a classroom paraprofessional. She’d signed the plan, not realizing that the paraprofessional who would be help-

ing him would also be assigned to several other students in the same classroom.

“It wasn’t explained that the para(professional) would be shared with four other kids, or I would never have signed off on it,” she said.

She asked how paraprofessionals are assigned and hired, and Umpenhour said the district hires paraprofessionals according to need.

“We look at how many kids at that school need a para,” she said. “If a child needs a oneto-one para, a para is hired for that student.” In other cases, classroom paras — like the one working with Davis’ son — will be hired for one student but also help others in the same classroom.

Umpenhour told Davis she could request the IEP be revised to specify that her son needs a one-to-one paraprofessional.

Davis said she’d spent weeks trying to get help from school staff and felt like she was hitting a brick wall. Umpenhour told parents to come to her if they feel school administration isn’t addressing their child’s needs. “You should never have to get that frustrated,” Umpenhour said.

Umpenhour and Hansen proposed another meeting — with child care provided, as it was at the Nov. 7 meeting — to talk to parents about how to qualify for an IEP. “We’re hearing you, we are feeling your pain — but it shouldn’t be pain,” Hansen said.

WE ARE ONE By Jeff Dawsey | Staff Writer

Rotary Club of Flagler County honors veterans with a special lunch meeting The Rotary Club of Flagler County held a Veterans Day celebration at its meeting Tuesday, Nov. 11, in the Grand Club dining area.

Over 100 people filled the dining room, with over 60% being veterans who represented all the different military branches.

To assist with the celebration, the Sheriff’s Office’s color guard attended and presented the colors to kick off the lunch. With just two weeks of rehearsal time, the Flagler Youth Orchestra performed all the branches’ music during the event.

“We’ve never had reason to learn that music, so this was a great exercise for us to locate music and then prepare it,” said Cheryl Tristam, Flagler Youth Orchestra’s executive director.

As a way to celebrate the Marines’ 239th birthday, the club held the cake cutting tradition, where the oldest and youngest veteran in attendance cut the first piece. The oldest was

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Tony Basile was the oldest veteran in attendance at the Pine Lakes Grand Club veterans lunch.

Tony Basile, 93, who served from 1941 to 1945, and the youngest was a certain member of the Palm Coast Observer staff, who served from 2007 to 2010.

The special guest in attendance was Sean Keane, active duty special forces command sergeant major. Keane spoke about some of his responsibilities and took questions.

The Rotary Club president and Marine Corps

veteran John Skripko hosted the event.

“I was very impressed with the turnout,” Skripko said. “We had more members invite veterans than members came, so we could free up space for the veterans. As a U.S. Marine, and as the president of this club, I wanted to say thank you to the veterans and active duty soldiers for what they’ve done and what they continue to do.”

John Skripko, president of the Rotary Club of Flagler County, served in the Marine Corps.

Veterans from all branches gathered together to celebrate Veterans Day at the Pine Lakes Grand Club.

Zachary Parsley, Tyler Parsley and Samantha Smith

Three arrested after assault, knife attack A truck cut off a car. The car driver honked at the truck. The truck driver flipped his middle finger at the car driver. By the time the altercation was over, three people from the truck were arrested, two of them for violently attacking the four black teens in the car while screaming racial slurs and threatening to kill them.

The three occupants of the truck were white.

It started on Cypress Point Parkway at about 10 p.m. Sunday. Four young people — 18-year-old Williams Wallenberg, 18-year-old Tyrik Christie, 19-year-old Dandley Jean-Louis and another passenger whose name is redacted in the arrest reports because he is 17 and underage — were in Jean-Louis’ car.

A white truck swerved in front of them and cut them off. Jean-Louis honked his horn.

As both vehicles turned south on Belle Terre Parkway, the white truck slowed down and fell parallel to the car, and “the occupants of the truck began ‘flicking off’ the other vehicle,’” according to the reports.

A woman in the truck, 25-year-old Palm Coast resident Samantha Smith, leaned out the window and threw a beer can at the car, striking it.

The car pulled off to the side of the road, and the truck followed and pulled over in front of the car.

The people in the truck got out of the truck. The people in the car got out of the car. And then the people from the truck began yelling profanity and racial slurs at the people from the car.

Two of the young men from the truck, 22-year-old Bunnell resident Zachary Parsley and 23-year-old Palm Coast resident Tyler Parsley, “immediately attacked the subjects from the other vehicle,” according to the reports.

They started with their fists, but as the two groups began to separate, “Zachary pulled out a blue Kobalt collapsible box cutter and began swinging it at the four subjects from the other vehicle,” according to a deputy’s report. The report continues, “It is alleged that during that time, Zachary made the statement, ‘I’ll kill you (racial slur)!’ At the same time, Tyler made the statement ‘I’ll shoot these (racial slur) and reached into his waistband,” but didn’t brandish a firearm.

The young woman, Smith, “grabbed the glasses off Dandley’s face, and in doing so struck Dandley, and threw the glasses across the street.”

Then she got in the truck and began backing it toward the car as Jean-Louis scrambled to move the car out of the way so she wouldn’t hit it.

Zachary and Tyler Parsley got into the truck, and it sped off.

But witnesses had called the Sheriff’s Office about a fight, and deputies ultimately arrested all three of them.

Zachary Parsley was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Tyler Parsley was charged with assault, and Samantha Smith was charged with battery and with throwing a deadly missile. Deputies do not believe the attack was racially motivated. “It was just one person getting angry at another person, and they happened to be of a different race,” Flagler Sheriff’s Office Spokeswoman Paula Priester said.

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HOME / FROM PAGE 1 this block.”

But on Monday, JeffersonWeaver and her husband, Wendell Weaver, cut a ribbon from the front door of her new home — built on the same lot as the old one — that had been constructed largely with donated money and labor.

Help had not been far away.

It came in the form of Josh Marquis, head of Gulfstream Homes and Construction and a 23-year Espanola resident who lives just half a mile or so from the Jefferson-Weaver family.

Marquis cut the ribbon on the roughly 1,100-square-foot home with the Weavers Monday in a ceremony attended by about two dozen people.

“Josh, you have given us a new beginning,” Katherine Jefferson-Weaver told him at the ceremony. “Our home was falling down around us, and we didn’t know which way to turn. We had all kinds of different contractors, and everybody we knew, but ever since I met you, there was something

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HOTEL / FROM PAGE 1 wants to remove what’s left of these scrub oaks to build a parking lot.”

Silvia Whitehouse said she worried about the traffic the hotel would bring, and said she said she didn’t want to end up with a traffic light in the Hammock.

Coalition member George Macko said that if the county approved the project, they would “allow the floodgates to open for these protected lands to be ravaged by developers.”

“There is only one Hammock, and it’s a rare and precious resource. It’s a gem for Flagler County,” he said. “The Salamander

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go-between for the Weavers and the county, coming up with construction plans that would meet county code requirements after the Weavers’ attempts failed to get permits to put a mobile home on the lot.

“We got with the county, got with the property appraiser, got with the building department,” and came up with plans for a new house, he said.

“Everybody in the building department really helped out to make this work,” he added.

And once the plans were

Lupert Adler hotel will have very negative impact on the Hammock.”

Three people said they supported the project, citing its potential economic impact on the area.

One man said he’d moved to the Hammock for two reasons: the beauty and the golf.

“We’re talking about them like they’re two mutually exclusive ideas, and they’re not,” he said. “Beauty isn’t only scrub oaks; it’s not only saw palmetto.”

He said the area would be “in a world of hurt” if the golf course property deteriorates and harms local property values.

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iel Baker, attending the meeting on behalf of Salamander, said the company is not rushing into anything.

“This plan is very detailed and thoughtful,” he said. “We’re doing this because it is the best option to take the Hammock to the next level.”

In an interview after the meeting, Baker said Salamander is still doing a tree survey to determine the number of trees that would have to be removed for the project.

That number will depend on whether the county would require Salamander to build a 98-space overflow parking area to supplement a 35-space lot planned for the south side of 16th Street, he said.

The company has also proposed another new parking area, with 240 spaces, on the north side of the road.

Also after the meeting, Baker said that after the project’s last appearance before the county’s Planning and Development Board, Salamander had decided to make all of its parking lots open to the public, and is considering adding a public picnic pavilion and additional parking along the 16th Street right of way.

“We’re enhancing it and increasing parking area access to the public,” he said.

“The beach access remains, and it’s actually enhanced.”

During the meeting, an audience member asked Baker if Salamander would keep the property if the hotel is not approved.

“We will stay,” he said. “But we will have to develop major contingency plans.”

The proposed luxury hotel will come before the Flagler County Planning and Development Board Dec. 9.

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in your spirit that said you are the one that is going to be the one that is going to give my family a new beginning.”

The family is still moving in with their two children, 15-year-old Vincent and 6-year-old Wade.

Jefferson-Weaver said the new house was “a dream come true” for the two boys.

The construction, Marquis said, was financed in large part by a private donor, a Flagler County resident who wanted to remain anonymous.

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Katherine Jefferson-Weaver showed off her new home at a ceremony attended by about two dozen people Monday.

approved, more than 30 local contractors and about 100 workers helped construct the home while the Weaver family stayed with family members.

“We reached out to our staff and explained the project, and they cleaned out the warehouse and stuff left over from other jobs, and worked for discount labor rates,” said Caprock LLC owner David Wilhite.

When Jefferson-Weaver realized the family would be getting a new home on the site of the old one, she said, “It’s just like — butterflies. I cried, even when they demolished the home” in July.

Construction of the new one, a tan house with white trim and a fresh lawn sod, took about 90 days, Marquis said.

“Gulfstream Homes and Construction has given ‘community’ a whole new meaning,” Jefferson-Weaver said.

“My family and I have a beautiful new home, and we are so thankful to Josh and his entire staff at Gulfstream Homes and Construction for giving us not only our home, but a whole new outlook on life.”

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HOWELL / FROM PAGE 1 U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis said Howell’s “selfless service to the county and his country are tribute not only to his personal dedication and perseverance but to the thousands of Flagler County veterans he represents here today.”

Teens-In-Flight gives flight training to children who have lost a parent in the military, had a parent wounded in the military or who are considered at risk in the community.

Howell served as a casualty assistance officer in the Marine Corps, aiding the families of soldiers who had died. He later taught in inner-city schools, according to the Teens-In-Flight Facebook page.

County commissioners Nate McLaughlin and George Hanns attended the Nov. 9 ceremony at Central Park in Town Center,

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along with DeSantis, Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts, Flagler Beach City Commissioner Jane Mealy and Flagler Schools Superintendent Jacob Oliva.

McLaughlin also announced the winners of the Flagler Schools Veterans Essay Contest: sixth-grader Justin Bikowski, seventh-grader Taylor Tasman, 10th-grader Lindy Yencha and 11th-grader Jordin Castanheira.

DeSantis presented Hanns with a plaque for the county to record the names of its veterans of the year. The first entry was filled out with Howell’s.

Flagler County is home to about 11,000 veterans, according to Gary DeKay, who spearheaded the event. DeKay envisioned the event as a way for citizens to honor veterans in a celebratory atmosphere, to complement the ceremonial events held by the municipalities each year.

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

Friedrich Hayek “Road to Serfdom,” 1944

+ Glitch with absentee ballot shows flaws in the system Dear Editor: I mailed in an absentee ballot about a week before the Nov. 4 general election.

On Monday, Nov. 3, there was a letter in my mailbox from the Flagler County supervisor of elections stating that my signature did not match the signature on my voter registration form.

A quick check of flaglerelections.com FAQ showed that “If a voter has requested an absentee ballot and chooses to vote in person at the polls, the absentee ballot would then be canceled and the voter would be issued a new ballot.” With that knowledge I went to my local polling station to vote at 6:30 p.m. on election day.

After presenting my driver’s license the computer printed a receipt that said “see clerk” and indicated that I had already voted. I was handed the receipt and sent to another table. The volunteers at the other table had no idea what to do, so they made repeated calls to the main office in Bunnell; the line was constantly busy. After 15 minutes, I was finally handed the phone and spoke with a woman who informed me that despite what the website said, I could not be issued a new ballot.

When I objected to not being allowed to vote, she transferred me to her supervisor. The supervisor told me the same thing. Despite my request for her to either accept my absentee ballot or destroy my absentee ballot so I could vote at my local precinct, she claimed destroying it would be illegal, even at my request. The

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EILEEN CLAIRE SKEIE Eileen Claire Skeie, 68 yrs old. of Palm Coast, FL passed away November 1, 2014. She was a wife, mother, special education teacher, and special friend to all who knew her. She is survived by her husband, Gary Skeie, sons Andy and Greg, and 3 granddaughters. A Memorial Service will be held Monday, November 17th at St Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church in Palm Coast, FL at 10 am. Mass to follow. Donations may be 155671

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Dear Editor: This year I celebrated my 20th year as a nurse practitioner. In honor of National Nurse Practitioner Week, here are a few basics: Nurse practitioners are registered nurses who have earned a master’s degree in nursing in a specialty area such as family practice, pediatrics, geriatrics, Mary Murphy psychiatry, or neonatology. In the U.S. there are approximately 192,000 nurse practitioners, 12,800 in Florida and fewer than a dozen practicing in Flagler County.

Florida has one of the most restrictive practice guidelines and it is the only state that prohibits nurse practitioners from prescribing controlled substances.

I spent my first 10 years practicing in the specialty of Ob/Gyn; then 9/11 happened and I offered up my skill set to the Air Force. Thanks to the Montgomery GI Bill, I was able to earn a post masters after a tour of active duty. I have been a family nurse practitioner since 2007, and I remain an Air Force reservist at Patrick Air Force Base, in Cocoa Beach.

In Flagler County I am an independent contractor, working part-time in pediatrics and part-time in family medicine, while I whittle away at War College for the Air Force. My scope of practice has included everything from newborn assessments to prostate exams and everything in between.

Flagler Beach is an ideal place to raise children, but the job opportunities are rare; thankfully, the military has taught me flexibility, perseverance, resilience and, most importantly, gratitude.

Mary Murphy Flagler Beach

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supervisor stated that, at that point, the only way that my vote would count was if I drove down to Bunnell from Belle Terre Elementary School and arrived before 7 p.m. to update my signature. She knew that was not possible, and she didn’t care.

Florida Statute 101.68(1) states that “the supervisor shall compare the signature of the elector on the voter’s certificate with the signature of the elector in the registration books or the precinct register to determine whether the elector is duly registered in the county.” Nowhere does it state in the statute that any vote shall be disqualified (i.e. not counted) if the signature is not an exact match, which is clearly a subjective decision anyway.

The supervisor of elections does not have the authority to deny me my constitutional right to vote, when I am registered in Flagler County to do so.

Despite that fact, the volunteers at my local precinct as well as the Supervisor of Elections Office in Bunnell denied me the right to vote.

Florida’s absentee ballot statute is poorly written, contradictory and leaves a lot open to interpretation. For instance, if an absentee ballot signature is determined not to match the voter’s registration, then how can the vote be considered cast if it is to be rejected? If my absentee ballot was rejected, then why did the computer at my precinct print that I had already voted? If it was rejected, why did the supervisor of elections refuse to allow me to cast a new ballot?

There are clearly some serious flaws with validating and counting absentee ballots in Florida. Until these issues are ironed out, if you want your vote to count, don’t ever use an absentee ballot.

Steve Ginnow Palm Coast

+ After election, Reagan group no longer relevant in Flagler County politics Dear Editor: This is in response to the letters in the Nov. 6 Palm Coast Observer from Bob Hamby, president of the Flagler County Ronald Reagan “Republican” Assembly, and from Linda Hansen, a member of that group. They were writing in response to my Oct. 26 letter about this group and its endorsed candidates.

In a fashion so typical of the RRR’s, they attacked the Palm Coast Observer for printing the letter and me for writing it. Understandably, Mr. Hamby is also defending his organization, and his description of the RRRA sounds noble; if only it were so.

A defense of this group is a difficult task; the voters in Flagler County have been reading about them for two years.

The tactic now being employed by their defense team is to state that “they” did not sue anyone, “they” did not castigate every elected official in the county, “they” did not engage in any personal attacks on FlaglerLive Editor Pierre Tristam, etc.

It was only their members and endorsed candidates who did those things. Seriously? That’s your defense?

I have yet to see one positive action or productive statement from them or from their endorsed candidates — quite the contrary. I have said this before, but it cannot be said too often. The RRR Assembly is unaffiliated with the Republican Party of Florida, and their candidates do not reflect the values of either the Republican or Democratic Party.

Now the election results are in. The Ronald Reagan “Republicans” endorsed six candidates, all of whom were members of their own organization, and they actively supported two other candidates running in November; two won. Their candidate success rate is a mere 25%, which, to coin a phrase, is a “shellacking.”

They are no longer relevant in Flagler County politics.

Carol Mikola Palm Coast

ONLINE COMMENTARY Editor’s Note: The following comments were posted on palmcoastobserver.com: On the online story, “Commission Chairman Hanns voted off Canvassing Board”: Two county commissioners removed from this board this election?

Someone needs to be investigating these county commissioners. They don’t seem to conduct themselves very ethically. I am proud of Kimberle (Weeks) for not letting the good ol’ boys get away with being sneaky and for forcing George Hanns off of overseeing the elections.

How much more sneaky things have the county commissioners gotten away with that we don’t know about?

With Mrs. Weeks in office, I know our elections will be fair. I am glad the state was here for this election to witness the honest job Supervisor Weeks is doing and to see that the county commissioners are sneaky and will do things to influence the election.

The county attorney does not speak up advising the Canvassing Board member to step down before he was voted off the board. I agree with Mrs. Weeks: I would have concerns with this attorney, too.

Jen Smith On the story, “Weeks delays Canvassing Board meeting for radio interview”: First, was that interview on her time or on the payroll?

Second, what costs has she caused Palm Coast to incur, versus what cost has she ever, ever saved Palm Coast?

Third, when does she just perform her duties and not cause conflict, drama, or nonproductive dialogue, time and effort of all people she sucks into her web of drama?

David Daddio

+ Few show up for ‘Phantom’ Dear Editor: What a shame! A sparse, enthusiastic, Flagler audience witnessed one of the most innovative ballet adaptations of “Phantom Of The Opera” Friday night at Flagler Auditorium.

The professional company, Dance Alive, performed flawlessly and brilliantly among elaborate costumes, lighting and sets. The questions many asked were, “Where were all the local dance teachers and their students? Where were the locals who wish to increase fine arts in this area?”

The only way to promote culture is to prove interest by attending functions such as these. Lets hope for the future.

John T. David Palm Coast

+ Early voting gives all a chance Dear Editor: In the Oct. 30 edition of the Palm Coast Observer, I read this in a letter to the editor: “Have we forgotten the images of endless lines of Americans waiting for hours on end to cast their ballot because (Gov. Rick) Scott reduced voting time to hinder Democratic-leaning voters, the elderly and the poor, from voting?”

What kind of B.S. is that? The “poor and elderly” can go to early voting much more conveniently than on the election day! Almost no waiting!

Another quote from the same letter: “Gov. Scott was fortunate to be elected in 2010 because President Obama had been in office for two years by then and stanched the loss of jobs and had America on a new course, with the wind at her back.”

Who is trying to kid whom? We all know what has happened since Obama took over the wheel of this ship, we call America: We are sinking and drowning in his imperial monarchy!

Carol Propper Palm Coast

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Residential burglary. A 24-year-old man opened up his bedroom closet to look for his $300 .40-caliber Smith & Wesson carbine rifle — which he’d been storing in its original cardboard box — and the gun was gone.

Deputies came to the house to investigate, but, a deputy wrote in his report, the man “did not want me inside due to his large dog. He stated that he was re-modeling the residence and there were no doors to contain the dog to a single room.”

The man told deputies that whoever stole the gun also swiped his iPod. He said there were no signs of forced entry at the home, and that he normally locks it when he leaves.

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10:53 a.m. 1400 block of Palm Coast Parkway Northwest. Fraud. A 44-year-old man who works for a real estate company told deputies that a woman came into his office with another woman and told him she was interested in buying a home on Chervil Way. The woman agreed to a purchase price of $441,655 and a deposit of $22,000, the man said.

But when the company ran the check, it bounced.

The home’s owner, meanwhile, had already moved out of the house and put a deposit on a home elsewhere. He had to move back in, and lost about $6,200 in the process. The man who contacted deputies told them “that the seller had already been given some of the money that was lost, but there is still approximately $3,300 left to pay off,” according to an incident report.

The man from the real estate office told deputies he believed the woman was a “professional squatter” who “signs the contracts, obtains a key, and provides a worthless check or fails to make payments. He advised that when she obtains the documentation that shows that she rents or owns a residence, the owner or renter would need to go through the eviction process to have her removed.”

The woman had badgered the company, and then the homeowner himself, for a key to the house. She had recently been evicted from another home.

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Out of Dodge 5:32 a.m. 5200 block of State Road 100. Attempted burglary. Two young women were sitting in their car outside a local donut shop when they noticed a 2004 white Dodge Durango go through the drive-thru twice.

They then saw five or six males “wearing masks, tank tops and basketball-style shorts come from the east side of the building and begin throwing bricks” at the window of a nearby cell phone store, according to a deputy’s report. The young men noticed they were being watched and ran around the side of the building.

The two women followed them and found the Dodge Durango nearby. It left the lot and turned onto State Road 100, and they followed until a the car passed a deputy.

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COSTS OF CARE By Jonathan Simmons | News Editor

Local mom seeks aid Two-month-old Lyra Havlin was born with a rare, genetic breathing disorder that requires 24/7 care.

Palm Coast mom Cheryl Zierk gave birth to twins Sept. 5. Since then, one of the two — Lyra — has been in a neonatal care unit at Wolfson Children’s Hospital in Jacksonville, unable to leave because of a rare, lifethreatening breathing disorder.

The little girl was born with congenital central hypoventilation syndrome, or CCHS, which causes shallow breathing and leaves her unable to breathe as she sleeps. Her twin brother, Liam, is healthy, as is Zierk’s 10-year-old son, Tyler.

But the family is seeking donations to help pay for the medical care and equipment the little girl will need to live when she’s brought home.

“She just stops breathing when she goes to sleep,” Cheryl Zierk said. “On Oct. 15, she had to have a trach put in and a feeding tube put in. I’m still not able to pick her up on my own; I still need to have at least one nurse with me.” The little girl is still learning to feed through a bottle.

Her condition is extremely rare — only about 1,000 people worldwide have it, according to the National Library of Medicine’s Genetics Home Reference — and it took the family weeks to get a definitive diagnosis.

“It was pretty scary the first couple weeks,” Zierk said. And even now, because of the disease’s rarity, she’s not sure what the future will bring, because doctors “aren’t really sure what to expect as the children get older,” she said.

Zierk, a 33-year-old W-section resident, has been staying at a Ronald McDonald house in Jacksonville near the Wolfson Children’s Hospital for the past two months in order to be with her daughter every day, but Zierk and her boyfriend, Jesse Havlin, have spent weeks training to prepare for Lyra’s homecoming, which will either be Nov. 18, if she’s ready, or the first week of December.

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It’s daunting. The little girl will need four machines, including a sleep apnea machine and a ventilator. And, for at least the first few months after she’s brought home, the hospital wants her to have a fulltime, live-in nurse.

The family is uninsured and relying on Medicaid, but they don’t know what the final bills for Lyra’s hospital treatment will be, and the uncertainty is stressful, Zierk said.

Before Lyra comes home, they’ll need a van or SUV to carry her medical equipment, and a house large enough for the new baby and the nurse they’ll need to care for her.

“We desperately need a bigger car,” Zierk said. “We have a Chevy Malibu. That won’t fit three people and all of her machinery.”

The equipment company that will supply the machines suggested an extended cab SUV, Zierk said.

The family will also need a three- or fourbedroom house, she said, and is struggling to find something affordable.

Zierk has started an online funding campaign to raise money for her daughter’s medical needs.

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“We have (350) kids so far this year — and the registration isn’t over — that their wish list is clothing,” said Christmas Angels volunteer organizer and local real estate agent Dorothy Kelly. “Not toys, not iPads, not Xboxes, but clothing. …

When you see kids and their wish list is a school uniform, that’s heartbreaking. No kid should not be able to have a gift for Christmas, and when their needs is clothing, that just speaks volumes.”

Kelly has been volunteering for Christmas Angels, which brings community organizations together to ensure that local schoolchildren don’t go without on Christmas, for the past few years, and said everyone she knows who has volunteered “has been richly blessed from it, because it just gives them this profound feeling of helping when there’s a need,” she said.

“I challenge everyone out there to do it.

Talk to their kids, see if their kids will give up a $2 of their allowance this week, teach them to get involved,” she said. “And if we all get involved, then no child will have an empty Christmas” Christmas Angels was formed in 2010, Flagler Schools Student Services Director Katrina Townsend said, when the district was “seeing an increasing need in our

county to assist families who are not able to give Christmases to their children.”

Last year, she said, the program bought gifts for about 2,400 children in an effort that involved about 75 charities, community organizations and churches.

“This is a genuine community partnership to take care of our Flagler families and kids,” she said. “We’ve been able to meet every single request so far.”

This year, she said, the program is using a central database and registration process to coordinate with Toys for Tots, which is getting toys for kids 12 and under who requested them, while Christmas Angels matches other children with other providers and organizes volunteer shoppers who spend about $30 on each child.

“It is due to the generosity of this community that this community partnership can provide for all the children in need at this time,” Townsend said.

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Administrators from Flagler County’s schools thanked outgoing School Board member John Fischer for his service on the board and his presence at numerous school events during an emotional goodbye at Fischer’s last meeting as a board member before board member-elect Janet McDonald takes over.

Fischer has been the board’s most visible member, showing up at innumerable school ball games, band concerts, plays and other events since he was elected to the School Board in 2010. trong has been At the Nov. 5 meeting, as school leaders presented Fischer with small gifts,

Matanzas High School Principal Ken Seybold recalled one such instance.

“I’m at a soccer game when I was the athletics director, and it is freezing — there’s snow flurries. And I’m sitting there, and I’m like, ‘Who the heck would come out on a night like this?’ I mean, there’s hardly even any parents there.

And in the corner, who’s walking out to the field but John Fischer,” he said. “He always would come up and search me out and say ‘Kenny, How are things going with athletics? How are things going at Matanzas?’ … You’re going to be missed, but I know you’re still going to be seen.”

Board member Colleen Conklin presented Fischer with the district’s Power of One Award, and joked, “The rest of the board members: We’re all on notice.

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The resignations are postdated to take effect on election day.

Senate District 6 represents Flagler County, St. Johns County, Putnam County and part of Volusia County.

Hutson represents Florida House District 24, which includes Flagler County, part of St. Johns County and part of Volusia County; and Renault represents House District 17, which includes northern St. Johns County.

“I am excited to announce my candidacy for the Florida Senate,” Hutson said in a press release. “Like the senators who represented this area before me — Sen. John Thrasher and the late Sen. Jim King — I hold a deep passion for our Northeast Florida communities and want nothing more than to see our businesses and community members thrive.”

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The days of Mr. Fischer covering for us are over.” She added, turning to Fischer: “And really, truly — you were everywhere.

And we always knew — we had complete confidence — that no matter what was going on, that there would be a School Board presence.”

Board Chairman Andy Dance commended Fischer’s sense of team spirit.

“Your passion not just for our students, but for teamwork, for being a team, has penetrated my soul, because it’s something that I’ve picked up and hopefully can carry on for you as we move on,” he said.

Board members also congratulated McDonald, who was in the audience at the meeting.

Fischer thanked his fellow board members and said he’d continue to be involved in Flagler Schools. In fact, he had already made plans to serve ice cream to Flagler Palm Coast High School’s honor roll students during the school’s honor roll presentation the next day.

“I’m so very proud to be part of this family, and I always will be part of this family,” Fischer said to his fellow board members and the audience. “And you made a positive difference in my life. And … I really believe that I made a positive difference in your lives, and the children’s lives, and I will continue to do that, because I think that’s what it’s all about.”

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It proceeded, for once, like a regular government meeting: Flagler County’s Canvassing Board accepted 41 provisional ballots and rejected 15 in a 90-minute Nov. 6 session devoid of the bickering over board members or meeting minutes that has characterized other recent Canvassing Board meetings.

There were few people in the audience.

The two state observers who have been present at some of the board’s previous meetings did not attend, and no one from the Palm Coast City Council or the Flagler County Commission attended as an audience member. (Commissioner Barbara Revels is a Canvassing Board member, and attended in her official capacity.)

A court stenographer hired by Elections Supervisor Kimberle Weeks transcribed the meeting, and County Executive Administrative Assistant Christie Mayer took minutes. Aside from reporters, only one member of the public was present: Dennis McDonald, the former County Commission candidate who has often spoken during Canvassing Board meetings, siding with Weeks against other officials.

He did that again Thursday, echoing Weeks’ criticism of County Attorney and Canvassing Board Attorney Al Hadeed for having spoken up several sessions ago when there was a question about how the board should handle a water-stained absentee ballot, and saying a memo Hadeed wrote about McDonald’s complaints on the issue didn’t accurately represent them.

Weeks read for the board a letter by a poll worker who complained that, as he worked at the Palm Coast Community Center on election day, he’d asked Community Center staff’s permission to use a microwave and been told here wasn’t one, when he

could see it in the next room over. He spoke to City Councilman Bill McGuire and then wrote a formal letter to Weeks. Squabbles between Community Center staff and election workers, in part over who can do what with which break room cabinet or appliance, have now come up at Flagler County Canvassing Board and Palm Coast City Council meetings multiple times.

As the board canvassed provisional ballots, some voting oddities came to light.

One voter had arrived at his precinct and his driver’s license wouldn’t swipe correctly though the machine, so a poll worker manually selected him from a database. But the poll worker selected the wrong person, and when the actual person whose name was selected showed up later to vote, he was unable to vote at the precinct because the computerized system showed that he already had. He voted a provisional ballot.

One voter had registered and voted in another county, then started a provisional ballot in Flagler, then decided against it.

One filled out a ballot but refused to fill out the ballot envelope. Records showed that person had already voted. Earlier, when the board had canvassed absentee ballots, it received an envelope with a blank, shredded ballot, and determined it did not have to piece the whole thing back together.

For some provisional ballots canvassed at the Nov. 6 meeting, the signature on the ballot didn’t match the one on file, or appeared to be a different name. Some voters had signed their initials instead of their full signature, leaving the board to compare the handwriting of the individual letters of the initials with the person’s on-file signature. The board rejected a total of 15 provisional ballots.

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Dalton Thomas accounted for five touchdowns in FPC’s win over Spruce Creek.

FPC ready for playoffs after strong season Flagler Palm Coast capped off one of its most successful regular seasons with a 49-34 win over Spruce Creek Friday, Nov. 7, in Port Orange.

Quarterback Dalton Thomas had one of the best games of his high school career, accounting for five touchdowns.

JEFF Thomas ran for three scores and threw DAWSEY two touchdowns to Marcel Williams (46 yards) and Que’Shaun Byrd (17 yards).

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FPC will begin its postseason against Lake Mary Friday, Nov. 14, in Lake Mary.

Matanzas’ Liam Conville heads to state cross country finals

The Matnazas cross country teams both finished in seventh place at their regional meets Saturday, Nov. 8, in Alachua.

Liam Conville finished in fifth place, which earned him a place in the individual state finals Saturday, Nov. 15, in Tallahassee.

Other notable finishes were Preze Santiago, who placed 17th, and Kristie Albano and Brianna Evans, who placed 18th and 34th, respectively.

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FPC Lady Bulldogs dominate Seabreeze in season opener The Flagler Palm Coast girls’ basketball team wasted no time taking it to the Sandcrabs in their first game of the season. Next up: Matanzas hosts FPC at 7 p.m. Nov. 13.

The Flagler Palm Coast Lady Bulldogs (1-0) blew out the Seabreeze Lady Sandcrabs (0-1) 55-10 in the first basketball game of the season Monday, Nov. 10, at Seabreeze High School.

The Lady Bulldogs hardly allowed the Lady Sandcrabs to cross the half court line throughout the night, forcing 24 turnovers, most of them being steals.

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The Lady Bulldogs led 44-4 at halftime, which inflicted the mercy rule at the beginning of the third quarter.

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“The girls came out and executed the way we wanted them to in the first half,” coach Javier Bevacqua said.

“They put the game away in the first quarter the way they were supposed to.”

FPC will play the Matanzas Lady Pirates 7 p.m. today, at Matanzas High School.

Tamara Henshaw had 16 points, six rebounds and six steals in FPC’s win over Seabreeze.

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Although the Pirates had a disappointing season, but promising future, one of the great takeaways from this year was Daniel Dillard, Matanzas’ first 1,000-yard rusher.

Dillard finished the season with 1,189 rushing yards with 10 touchdowns, after his 141-yard, two touchdown performance in the Pirates’ season finale.

“I couldn’t have done it without the offensive line and receivers blocking downfield for me,” Dillard said. “It’s great to accomplish something like this with all the teammates that I’ve been friends with for a long time.”

“We were committed to running the ball, so it’s a great accomplishment for Dillard,” coach Robert Ripley said.

“Playing a freshman and three sophomores up front makes it even better.”

Dillard is only a junior, so he and the Pirates will look to build off the running game next year in Robert’s second season as the head coach.

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“We get up at 5 a.m. and run every morning,” Zawislak said. “This week we’ll have a 19-mile training run.”

After their race, the women were able to celebrate their accomplished goal at the Flagler Winery, the finish line, where they were able to rest and chat with other runners.

“It’s nice that you get to catch up with all the other local runners that you don’t get to see until it’s over,” English said. “Some teams started as early as 5 a.m., and some started as late as 9, so it’s just nice to stick around and congratulate everyone.”

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Overall, Flaglerlicious placed sixth of the 39 teams with a time of 6:37:40. Its members are Karen Zawislak, Samantha English, Tess Wamhoff and Jessie Bech Magee.

“There were a lot more teams this year than it has been in the past, so we were very happy to accomplish our goal,” English added. She’s currently training for a 50K ultra-marathon.

Her teammate, Jessie Bech Magee, had just come home from running in the New York Marathon with her husband on Sunday, Nov. 2.

“It was tough, but I managed to pull it out,” Magee said. In less than a week, she ran over 40 miles in two different states.

“I started running to get back in shape, after having my kids,” she added. “Now I run for the competition; I get a rush during the races. It’s a good stress reliever. It’s just fun.”

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Q&A WITH RIPLEY By Jeff Dawsey | Sports Writer

Coach Ripley recaps his first year Coach Robert Ripley looks back at key moments in his inaugural season at Matanzas.

After 12 years as an assistant coach throughout the area, Robert Ripley got his first shot as a head coach at Matanzas High School. With season one in the bag, he sat down with the Palm Coast Observer to review the ups and downs.

PCO: How would you rate your overall first year as coach?

Ripley: If we would’ve won tonight, I probably would’ve given myself a “B,” but I think I have to say a “C,” maybe even a “D,” after the way we played against Atlantic. We’ve gotten better, although our record doesn’t say it, but we are statistically. We gave up too many big plays all season. Rarely did teams drive the ball down the field on us.

PCO: What was the best lesson you learned this year?

Ripley: Pull the trigger. When there’s an opportunity to discipline, to learn, or to be a better scout, you have to pull the trigger on it. When you’re the head coach, you’re the decision maker. You take those things for granted, as an assistant.

PCO: What was the biggest mistake you think you made this season?

Ripley: I should’ve called “bootleg” against Nease. I should’ve gotten our quarterback out on the edge and given him the option to run or throw. Out of all the plays we ran all year, that’s the only one that I regret. (Matanzas lost to Nease 40-39, after the Pirates failed to convert a 2-point conversion in overtime.)

PCO: Do you see yourself coaching for a long time?

Ripley: Absolutely. It’s exciting. It’s the only life I think I could ever have. You get a chance to impact a lot of lives and be around a bunch of people, and hopefully, you get to reach a few and really change their lives. On top of that, you get to compete. Being an athlete my whole life, I

wouldn’t know what else to do.

PCO: I often see tweets from students who believe that you have the Pirates heading in the right direction. How does that make you feel?

Ripley: I received a letter that a kid wrote in class that read along that same line. What the kids are writing right now are the things that I want for our program.

I want people to believe in Matanzas football. I looked up and there were a bunch of people in the stands at the last game. I want people to believe in our kids. I want our kids to be great in the community and classroom, and we’re going to be great on the grass. We were a couple of points shy of doing something special this year.

PCO: Do you believe that you can turn Matanzas into a state title contender?

Ripley: I want to win district games first.

We haven’t won a district game in three years, and now, I’m 0-4 in my career, so we have to find a way to win district games, and that is the No. 1 priority. We have to find a way to beat Bartram Trail and St. Augustine. Creekside got lucky this year.

PCO: How would you describe the difference between your relationship with players as an assistant compared to your relationship with them now as head coach?

Ripley: I was very fortunate to work with Steve Allen at our two stops together. I got some on-the-job training with him. Allen

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Tom was born and raised in Danville, PA to Walter and Mary Ellen Payne.

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Dogspeed: FPC boys earn spot at states After a successful year in cross country running, Flagler Palm Coast looks to make more history on the course.

The Flagler Palm Coast boys cross country team punched its ticket to the state finals with a fourth-place finish at the regional meet Saturday, Nov. 8, at the Flagler Fairgrounds.

Justin Pacifico led FPC, placing ninth overall. Markell Peck (31), Ashton Garrett (37) and Ka’Deem Wynn (50) all had Top 50 finishes.

“Our region is called ‘The region of death,’ so we came in wanting to make

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Women Nov. 3: Flight A: Deb Crowley 73, Jan Graham 74; Flight B: Tie Pat Kawa, Tie Carolyn Nicolin 73; Flight C: Marcia Paul 68; Birdies: Carolyn Nicolin No. 5, Pat Kawa No. 4; Chip-ins: Abbie Wyckoff No. 1, Carolyn Nicolin No. 5, Marcia Paul No. 17, Pat Kawa No. 3.

Nov. 4: East flight low gross: Chuck and Terry Miller, Diana Leonetti, Jeanie Schreiber 32; 1st low net: Bert Scheepers, Karen Brown, John and Penny DeBarge 26.6; 2nd low net: Rich and Mira Gueren, Rudy Dubovic 26.7;

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The girls’ team was eliminated from making it to the state finals, placing 10th overall in the meet. Sophia Clark led the Lady Bulldogs with a 28th-place finish.

Sada Rowley came in 42nd, Darien Halliday 58th and Anna Walls 61st.

The boys will compete in the state finals Saturday Nov. 15, in Tallahassee.

3rd low net: Joe, Rose and Mike Joyce 26.8; South flight low gross: Gary Walsh, Kerry Wall, John Duval 33; low net: Tom Anastasio, Jim DiMaggio, Harvey Glastein, John Haberern 28.9; Closest to the pin: No. 5 Kari Hopler, No. 9 Zeke Walters.

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Men Oct. 28: No alibi: Flight A: George Druttman 64, John Sbordone 65, Ed Novalis, Ed McLeavey 66; Gold: Wally Schubert 64, David York 64, Jerry Fazzini 65, Foster Vestal 65; Gold B: Bill Cavanaugh 64, Al Costello 64, Gene Dunn 67, Harvey Lydecker 67, Tom Clutter 67; Forward tees; Tony Forte 59, Bernie Sheridan 68; Closest to the pin: No. 2 Paul Libutaque, No. 8 Foster Vestal, No. 12 Harry David, No. 16 Foster Vestal.

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Women Nov. 3: Par 4s only: Flight A: Judy Williams 23, Jeanne Elliott 25; Flight B: Betty Sabatino 22, Tie Louise McGuire 25, Tie Pat Nordling 25, Tie Gail Palmer 25; Closest to the pin: No. 4 Jeanne Elliott.

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racing the bed By Shanna Fortier | Community Editor

FPC Leo Club wins bed race by 9 seconds T

he Green Lantern, Olaf and the Flagler Beach Fire Department were among the participants in the sixth-annual Flagler Fun Coast Bed Race held Saturday, Nov. 8, in Flagler Beach.

The event is a joint partnership with Flagler Volunteer Services, the Flagler/Palm Coast Kiwanis Club, Wheels in Motion and the city of Flagler Beach to raise funds for children and youth programs in Flagler County.

The event combines building a creative and sturdy bed suitable for racing, and on race day, booking it down the street with your team and knocking out challenges at four pit stops for the fastest time.

Winners of the event are as follows: Most beautiful, Matanzas High School Leo Club; Most creative, Sea Ray Boats; Parade funniest, Flagler Palm Coast High School Key Cub; What were you thinking, FPC Leo Club; Fat sack, MHS Key Club; Sleeping in, MHS Key Club; third place, Flagler Schools; second place, Sea Ray Boats; and first place, FPC Leo Club.

Photos by Shanna Fortier

The Flagler Palm Coast High School Leo Club was dueled against the FPC Key Club during the bed race. The Leo Club finished with the fastest time of all teams.

Matthew Cerveira, of the Sea Ray Boats team, holds the target in place for his teammates at a pit stop.

The Matanzas High School Leo Club had a “Frozen� theme to their bed, with teammates Jailyn Van Horn, Patrick Hile, Deven Souris, Brianna Evans and Haley McQueen dressing as characters from the movie.

Flagler Schools team members Martin Evan, Heidi Alves and Superintendent Jacob Oliva get to work at a race pit stop.

Stefano Schibeci and Angelo Schibeci work together to stack cans for the Matanzas High School Key Club team.

The Flagler Beach Fire Department team takes a lead over Flagler Schools early in the course.

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Game Day Social — 1-4 p.m. at the Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway N.E. Game Day Social is composed of a lively, spirited group of individuals who enjoy the camaraderie and competition of dominos, a variety of card games or board games.

Participants are encouraged to bring their favorite game or play one provided by the parks and recreation department. Light refreshments. Free. Call 986-2323.

“ROCKERS” — 2 p.m. at AACS Cultural Center, 4422 U.S. 1 N. Musical drama.

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A paddle out ceremony will be held Saturday, Nov. 15.

Exceptional Parent Support Group Meeting — 5:30-6:30 p.m. at Government Services Building 2, Room 3, 1760 E. Moody Blvd., Bunnell. For parents or guardians of a student with a disability under the age of 18 that is incapacitated to care for themselves or make their own medical, financial and placement decisions. The topic is extended guardianship. Call 586-2395, Ext. 2105.

Tommy Tant Memorial Surf Classic celebrates 15 years The 15th-annual Tommy Tant Memorial Surf Classic presented by Nautica will celebrate 15 years in Flagler Beach Nov. 15-16.

The weekend celebration honors the life of Flagler Beach’ surfer Tommy Tant, who died in 1998 from an aortic aneurysm.

The Southeast surf community unites to enjoy surfing, music, food, movies and art to raise money for scholarships, the local food bank and The Marfan Foundation. To date, the event has donated over $120,000.

The Tommy Tant hosts over 300 surfers who compete in three pro divisions and 12 amateur divisions. The surf competition begins at 7:30 a.m. Saturday.

New to the event this year, the Tommy Tant will host a food festival and concert presented by Nautica during the surf contest 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. This culinary experience features top local restaurants combined with live music at

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noon by former lead singer of Storyside: B, Lucio Rubino and his band, The Mix. A $10 ticket allows a choice from three restaurants and a $5 ticket from one. Tickets are available at the event.

The all-day out-of-the-water festivities include live art with Patrick Maxcy, a raffle and sponsor booths.

There will be a free movie in Veterans Park 7 p.m. Saturday night presented by the Flagler Film Festival. The movie, “Beyond Sight,” is an inspiring story of Brazilian surfer Derek Rabelo, who, despite being born blind, pursues his dream to surf Pipeline on the North Shore of Oahu.

Bring lawn chairs and blanket.

The kickoff event, with silent auction, will take place 6:30 p.m. Friday, at Woody’s Bar-B-Q. The event raises awareness for Marfan syndrome and related disorders, many of which cause aortic aneurysms.

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Photo Challenge — All day at Washington Oaks Gardens State Park, 6400 N. Oceanshore Blvd.

Participants will receive a map of the gardens and the challenge instructions on the day of the event at the Ranger Station until the park closes.

Included with the map and instructions will be a photo release. Participants are encouraged to submit up to two of the subjects from this month’s category to: WashingtonOaksPhoto@gmail.com The selected photograph is displayed in the gift shop and the visitors center within the park. Call 446-6783.

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Health Care Provider Class — 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Palm Coast Fire Station 25, 1250 Belle Terre Parkway. The 4.5hour Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers Course is designed to provide to a wide variety of healthcare professionals the ability to recognize several

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Tommy Tant Kickoff — 6:30 p.m. at Woody’s BarB-Q, 99 Flagler Plaza Drive, Flagler Beach.

Book Signing — 9 a.m. at Change Jar Books, 202 S. Daytona ave., Flagler Beach. Jim Farrell, of Palm Coast, author of the novel, “Brooklyn Boy,” and the collection of short stories, “Kiss Me, Kate and Other Stories.”

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Caring for Ourselves Through The Holidays — 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Parish Hall, Santa Maria Del Mar Church, 915 N. Central Ave., Flagler Beach. Caring for the Caregiver lunch presented by Home Instead Senior Care and Haven Hospice. Free. Highlights include: relaxation and pampering with chair massages, hand massages and haircuts, sharing ideas with fellow caregivers, a community resource fair and lunch.

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Movies in Central Park — 6:30 p.m. at Central Park in Town Center, 975 Central Ave. This month’s movie is “Free Birds.” Call 986-2323.

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Tommy Tant Memorial Surf Classic — 7:30 a.m. at Flagler Beach. There will be over 300 surfers who compete in three pro divisions and 12 amateur divisions. All-day out-of-the-water festivities include live art with Patrick Maxcy, a raffle and sponsor booths. Also Sunday. See page 24.

Super Scenic 72 Mile Garage Sale — 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. starting from Flagler Beach to Point Vedra. Hosted by A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway. This year the event will feature two raffle packages.

The Golden Ticket to Ponte Vedra, Vilano Beach and St. Augustine Package and the Fantastic Flagler Package. For more information or locations visit scenica1a.org.

Giving Store Registration — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Flagler County Government Services Building, 1769 E. Moody Blvd., Bunnell. An opportunity for Flagler students grades K-12 to “shop.” Will be held Dec. 13. Call 597-2950.

Book Sale — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Flagler County Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway. The Friends of the Library of Flagler County will be offering a large selection of topics in hard and soft cover books. DVDs, CDs, puzzles and book sets are also for sale. Most items are priced at $2 or less.

six hours. Participants will receive safety information as well as hands-on defensive training. Call 586-2623.

TUESDAY, NOV. 18

Food Truck Tuesday — 5-8 p.m. at Central Park in Town Center, 975 Central Ave. Sample gourmet food served from trucks, and brush up on bicycle safety. Proceeds from this month’s Food Truck Tuesdays will go to the Frank Celico Foundation.

Food Truck Tuesdays is presented by the city of Palm Coast Parks and Recreation Department.

This month will be the final Food Truck Tuesdays for 2014. Call 986-2323.

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Flagler County Tea Party Meeting — 6:30 p.m. at Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway. Call 585-4912.

Cypress Edge Drive. A Blue Cross Blue Shield representative will be the guest speaker. Contact Brian Mertz at 569-3365.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19

Monthly Salsa/Ballroom Dancing Workshop with Mr. Kevin — 4 p.m. at the Flagler County Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway.

Join for a fun program and learn great dancing steps. No advance registration is required. Ages 11 and older.

Family Storytime — 10-11 a.m. at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway N.W. For ages six and under with an adult caregiver. An introduction to early literacy skills through books, songs, rhymes, puppets, crafts and fun. The theme is Thanksgiving.

Registration not required.

Call 4466763.

Chapter 1557 of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association — 11:30 a.m. at Palm Coast Golden Corral, 225

Genealogy Society — 5:30 p.m. at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway. The program topic: Linda Dowd Vivian, “Little Sod House on the Prairie, Homesteads.” Call 445-3253.

Spaaaah Night — 6:30 p.m. at Luxury at the Sea, 1399 N. Oceanshore Blvd., Flagler Beach. A night of Arbonne spa luxury, and wine with nibs. Benefits Christmas Come True. $5 donation required. Sign up at christmascometrue. org. Call 569-4429.

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Whale of a Sale — 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Hammock Community Center, 79 Malacompra Road. The Matanzas Shores Women’s Club’s 14th-annual garage sale includes clothing, house wares, furniture, collectibles of all sorts and electronics. All of the proceeds are donated to Take Stock in Children. Call 2646575.

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Tommy Tant Food Festival — 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Flagler Beach Boardwalk.

Presented by Nautica. Sample restaurants in Flagler. There will be a concert at noon.

Cost is $10 for three items or $5 for one item.

Song & Soul — 6:30-9:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church of Bunnell, 205 N. Pine St., Bunnell. Christian Coffee House. Refreshments. Open Mic. Free.

Call 437-3258.

SUNDAY, NOV. 16

Michigan Club Thanksgiving Picnic — noon to 4 p.m. at Bing’s Landing, 5862 N. Oceanshore Blvd., North Pavilion. Welcome to anyone who has ever lived in Michigan.

Pot luck dishes accepted. Call 627-8033 or 445-0454.

Stop Hunger Now — 1-4 p.m. at Flagler Beach United Methodist Church, 1520 Daytona Ave., Flagler Beach. The Rotary clubs of Flagler Beach, Flagler County and Palm Coast along with the Interact clubs of Matanzas and Flagler Palm Coast high schools invites anyone interested in volunteering to package 10,000 meals with the program to join them. Stop Hunger Now meals are highly nutritious, dehydrated meals comprised of rice, soy, vegetables, flavoring and 21 essential vitamins and minerals. Each package provides a reasonable serving for six and each serving costs approximately 29 cents to make.

Blackwood Legacy Quartet — 6 p.m. at the Grace Presbyterian Church, 1225 Royal Palms Parkway. Free Christian concert. Call 283-5520 or 912-308-4415.

MONDAY, NOV. 17

Women’s Self-Defense Class — 6-8 p.m. at the Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway. The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office is offering free women’s self-defense on Monday evenings. The women’s self-defense class is comprised of three, two hour classes for a total of

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Survivor Group — 11:15 a.m. at Grand Haven Golf Club, 500 Riverfront Drive.

The group is for those who have lost a spouse and are looking for companionship and camaraderie. Speaker will be William Butler, landscape architect for the city of Palm Coast. He will talk about his projects and the ongoing beautification of the main entry to the Town Center. Reservations are mandatory. Call 586-0407.

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said, adding that Kohl’s Cares, the Amvets Riding Club and Eagle Rock Riding Club joined the Fraternal Order of Police as community supporters at the festival.

The community has shown an outpouring of support, but the true reward, Aguirre said, is seeing participants succeed.

“It’s really rewarding for us to see them leave this program having skills and then get job placement,” she said. “Even though it’s not all work skills, it is teamwork and this is a safe environment.”

Home with open split floor plan. Beautiful formal living room and dining room and large family room. Open kitchen with island kitchen sink and eat in nook. Large laundry room off the kitchen. Covered lanai and a beautiful back yard to enjoy coffee. MLS# 206148 Call Sam Perkovich 386-931-3145 $149,000

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3/2 in desirable pine lakes neighborhood. This Harllow home has a formal living & dining room & offers loads of space. Loads of extra features like trey ceilings, security system, garden tub in master, sprinkler on well, screen for garage door, generator hook up and so much more. The pool is solar heated so you can enjoy all year long. You must schedule to see this home it is your new paradise. MLS#208544 Call Sam Perkovich 386-931-3145 $275,000

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3/2 open plan home with excellent upgraded features like instant hot water, walk in closet, pocket door to close off guest bedrooms, newer fridge and microwave, plant shelves and more. The back porch is screened in and surrounded by beautiful mature landscaping that has well and irrigation.

MLS#205963. Call Sam Perkovich 386-931-3145 $193,000

Pine Lakes Course View

Gorgeous custom built Lancia 4/3 pool home in desirable Pine Lakes neighborhood. House sits on a deep double lot that back right up to the 7th Tee of the Pine Lakes golf course. Really is a must see home! MLS#208052 Call Kristin Matthews and $299,000 Angela Couch Sales Assoc. Margaret Sheehan 386-931-0488 386-283-3347 & 386-931-2952

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This 3/2 home is very bright and airy. Formal living room and dining room. Big family room for loads of communal space. Master bedroom has a large walk in closet and a giant garden tub. Your new home is clean and ready for you to move in! MLS#205049. Call Sam Perkovich 386 - 931 - 3145. $169,900

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Great for just starting out or sizing down. Upgrades throughout with granite counters, pergo and tile floors, large walk-in closet plus much more. Great location close to SR 100 and I95 shopping and schools are close by too. This really is a must see schedule now before it is gone. MLS#206747 Call Kristin Matthews 386-283-3347 $69,900

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Whispering Meadows Ranch held its fifth-annual fall festival Saturday, Nov. 8, at the ranch, which is located on John Anderson Highway in Flagler Beach.

The ranch now has 31 riders in its equine therapy program and has recently expanded its arena with a sponsorship from the Fraternal Order of Police.

For program director Kristine Aguirre, the growth that has been taking place at the ranch is a dream come true.

“I’m really proud to say that people really want to come out and help,” she

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Business Expo reaches new heights with guest speakers Over 200 guests participated in Palm Coast’s BAC expo on Friday, Nov. 7, at the Salamander Hotel Resort, where guests and keynote speakers taught the area’s leaders how to innovate and market their businesses.

According to Joe Roy, the Business Assistance Center’s area manager, the BAC business expo soared to new heights Friday, Nov. 7, at the Salamander Hotel Resort.

“The turnout was better than I could have ever imagined,” Roy said. “We never had this quality of speakers. We didn’t envision this in 2011. I’m thrilled about what we can bring to Palm Coast, and what this means to the students and the local businesses.”

The business expo brought in three notable names as keynote speakers and breakout session leaders. The guests were Sheila Johnson, founder of the Salamander Resort and Black Entertainment Television; Sybil Crum, Walt Disney’s director of marketing; and Charles Freeman, the executive for the Orlando Magic.

The expo brings much more awareness to the importance of building the economy in this area.”

Johnson said.

“I think it’s important for businesses to realize that we all start somewhere small,” Crum added.

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Tim and Sara Hale, with Coastal Cloud, were awarded 2014 best overall business by John Walsh, the Palm Coast Observer publisher. For more on the Standing “O” Award winners, see Pages 28-32.

Sheila Johnson, founder of Black Entertainment Television, provided the closing speech at the BAC expo on Friday, Nov. 7, at her Salamander Hotel Resort. paper, and who would’ve thought that his business would be as big as it is now?”

The expo sponsors made it possible for 35 students from Flagler Palm Coast and Matanzas high schools to attend the event.

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Coastal Cloud develops highly tailored, industry-specific solutions for multiple industries, including banking, telecommunications, the public sector and many others.

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spired by the many tastes of Italy. Carrabba’s warm and welcoming atmosphere offers several distinct experiences for customers.

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brand in 2012, the economy was hurting.

But he persevered. His slogan: “When only exceptional performance will do!”

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Family Life Center Gerling Travel STATS STATS Winner for

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(Flagler Ecumenical Social Services Inc.)

Mark Gerling receives the best small business award.

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Gerling Travel just celebrated its 10year anniversary of being in business and turning a profit each year since 2003.

Their growth has been nothing less than stellar these past five years. When many

ter facility, a five-unit transitional housing program, and extensive outreach services to serve survivors of domestic/ sexual violence.

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small businesses were closing their doors, their doors opened wider. Gerling Travel’s key initiatives and programs for reaching success stem from their strong customer service platform.

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Trinity Presbyterian Church Palm Coast United Methodist Church First United Methodist Church of Bunnell St. Thomas Episcopal Church St. Mark By the Sea Lutheran Church Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church

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Hayward Brown Flagler Inc. Murray & Murray Insurance PA Hayward Brown Flagler’s employee staff Courtesy photo

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to minimize exposure to potential losses through loss control and risk management services.

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a record-breaking increase in sales in 2013, writing over $2 million in just individual health insurance alone.

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Personal Injury Auto Accidents Real Estate Elder Law Tax Law Criminal Bankruptcy Business Law Construction Law Wills & Trusts Family Law Divorce Litigation & Trials Intellectual Property Land Use

Concierge services ~ Absentee homeowners are often challenged by the logistical obstacles in caring for a second or third residence from afar. Sebastian Personal Concierge Service has a proven record of providing the necessary oversight and supervision to assure that the proper attention is given to your home away from home.

Southern States Management Group Inc. Two Camino Del Mar Palm Coast, Florida 32137 386.446.6333 | 800.439.9408 | 386.446.1830 Fax 206 N. Beach Street Daytona Beach, Fl 32114 We have offices in Palm Coast and Daytona Beach

We may be rushing things, but deck the halls again now!

Submit your Holiday Events for the Observer’s Holiday Calendar

386-445-8900 • 386-868-5337

Email events to holidayobserver@palmcoastobserver.com

Ormond Beach

1414 W. Granada Blvd. • Suite 4 Ormond Beach, FL 32174

Deadline is Thursday, November 20.

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not-for-profit residential and commercial associations serving Northeast and Central Florida for the last 30 years. Currently a market leader in providing exceptional services, we are committed to building and maintaining long ssmgroupinc.com term client relationships. sebastianconcierge.com

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real estate | transactions By Shanna Fortier | Community Editor

Hammock Beach home sells for $1.5 million A Hammock Beach home tops the sales list for Flagler County residential real estate transactions the week of Oct. 2-8. Robert Helmick and Todd Comeens, trustees of the 6 Hammock Beach Court Trust, sold the home at 6 Hammock Beach Court to Ronald and Staci Martin, of Davidsonville, Maryland, for $1.5 million.

Built in 2009, it has four bedrooms, four baths, a fireplace, an elevator and 4,327 square feet of living area.

FLAGLER BEACH Dolphin Cove

Catherine Cerniglia, trustee of the Patricia Ann Pirard Trust, of Flagler Beach, sold the home at 1809 N. Central Ave. to William Donald Clark and Beverly Ann Clark, of Rincon, Georgia, for $530,000. Built in 2002, it has five bedrooms, 5.5 baths, an elevator and 4,175 square feet of living area.

Venice Park Gregory DiVico, trustee of the Mary Louise DiVico Declaration of Trust, sold the home at 160 Lantana Ave. to Jamie Lee Bullock, of Bunnell, for $230,000.

Built in 1973, it has three bedrooms, three baths, a boat dock, house and lift and 1,926 square feet of living area.

FLAGLER COUNTY Frank Stephen Brunson and Stacey Lyn Brunson, of Ormond Beach, sold the home at 20 Maple St. to Roger William Bunn and Bonnie Hooper Bunn, of Rosemount, Minnesota, for $337,500.

Built in 2004, it has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,621 square feet of living area.

PALM COAST Canopy Walk

Ellen Badiner, of Reno, sold the condo at 200 Canopy Walk Lane, Unit 232, to Kyle Owns, of Los Angeles, for $195,000. Built in 2005, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,377 square feet of living area.

Grand Haven Neil Hewitt Francis and Enkutatash Kebede Francis, of Jacksonville, sold the home at 68 Lagare St. to Izrail Grinshteyn and Lyudmilla Grinshteyn, of Palm Coast, for $370,000. Built in 2002, it has four bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 2,507 square feet of living area.

Henry Reid and Nan Reid, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 5 Shinnecock Drive to James and Carolyn McCutcheon, of The Villages, for $345,000. Built in 1999, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool, a spa, a summer kitchen and 2,136 square feet of living area.

Mansour Farsad and Forouzandeh Farsad, of Osprey, sold the home at 20 Southlake Drive to Eileen Weiner, of Palm Coast, for $303,000. Built in 2003, it has two bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 2,066 square feet of living area.

Hammock Dunes BLD Real Estate LLC sold the home at 1 Monterrey Drive to Steven B. Kopec and Karen A. Kopec, of Palm Coast, for $442,533. Built in 2013, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,458 square feet of living area.

Lehigh Woods Mary Lorna Park, individually and as personal representative

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The home at 6 Hammock Beach Court sold for $1.5 million. of the Estate of Fergus Argue, sold the home at 16 Regency Drive to Joshua Callahan and Taylor Callahan, of Palm Coast, for $139,900. Built in 2003, it has four bedrooms, two baths and 1,770 square feet of living area.

Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. sold the home at 4 Ripplewood Lane to Edward Gurray and Damilya Tell, of Orange, Ohio, for $91,500. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,070 square feet of living area.

Matanzas Woods John Vaccaro and Juliana Vaccaro, of Daytona Beach, sold the home at 68 London Drive to Mark Allen Henry and Randi Henry, of Palm Coast, for $164,900. Built in 1998, it has four bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,974 square feet of living area.

Reba Clark, of Miami Shores, sold the home at 3 Longfellow Drive to Donald Devogel, of Palm Coast, for $135,000. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,621 square feet.

Palm Coast Plantation Rose and Robert Kretschman, of Hot Springs Village Arkansas, sold the home at 155 Heron Drive to Joseph Woodford and Victoria Clark for $430,000. Built in 2012, it has four bedrooms, three baths, a pool and 2,595 square feet of living area.

Palm Harbor Fannie Mae sold the home at 47 Filbert Lane to James and Kathryn Booth, of Palm Coast, for $171,500. Built in 2006, it has four bedrooms, two baths and 2,245 square feet of living area.

Carolyn Cass-Larmore, of Flagler Beach, sold the home at 37 Fountain Gate Lane to Robert Webster Mansour and Traci Mansour, of Flagler Beach, for $125,000. Built in 1987, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,481 square feet of living area.

Pine Grove Marcus West and Karen West, of Jackson, Tennessee, sold the home at 48 Pickering Drive to Michael and Patricia Lewis, of Lakewood, Colorado, for $150,000. Built in 2006, it has four bedrooms, two baths and 2,228 square feet of living area.

Fannie Mae sold the home at

16 Pine Cottage Lane to Alexina Montague and Peter King Jr., of Palm Coast, for $125,000. Built in 2004, it has four bedrooms, two baths and 1,781 square feet of living area.

Alexander Gourin, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 41 Pine Grove Drive to Benjamin Macmoose, of Palm Coast, for $159,000. Built in 2005, it has four bedrooms, two baths and 2,262 square feet of living area.

Joseph and Darlene Sica, of Floral Park, New York, sold the home at 69 Pine Grove Drive to Paul and Helen Douglas, of Massillon, Ohio, for $140,000. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,014 square feet of living area.

Bank of New York Mellon sold the home at 3 Pittson Lane to George Ernst, of Matawan, New Jersey, for $117,500. Built in 2003, it has four bedrooms, two baths and 2,096 square.

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development sold the home at 30 Poinsettia Lane to Atlantic RE Group Inc. for $111,777. Built in 2003, it has four bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 2,395 square feet of living area.

Paul Forster, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 49 Princess Dolores Lane to Fatima Lavado and Antonio Lavado, of Palm Coast, for $150,000. Built in 1999, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,249 square feet of living area.

Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. sold the home at 18 Princeton Lane to Eliezer Bonilla Sr. and Jerilyn Picard-Bonilla, of Webster, Massachusetts, for $117,000. Built in 2000, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 1,555 square feet.

Pine Lakes Robert Donaldson Jr., of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, sold the home at 66 Weber Lane to Richard Snyder, of Orlando, for $121,000. Built in 1988, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,427 square feet of living area.

John and Victoria Buckley, of Metawan, New Jersey, sold the home at 2 Weidner Place to Paul Dellinger Sr. and Deborah Dellinger, of Savannah, Georgia, for $180,000. Built in 1987, it has four bedrooms, two baths and 1,997 square feet of living area.

Brian Daley and Dawn Michelle Davis, of Palm Coast, sold

The top selling home has four bedrooms, four baths, a fireplace, an elevator and 4,327 square feet of living area. the home at 33 Weyanoke Lane to Jay and Sheryl Mendoza, of Palm Coast, for $155,000. Built in 1989, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 1,757 square feet of living area.

Michael Collins and Kelly Collins, of Fayetteville, Georgia, sold the home at 39 White Dove Lane to Olga and Ivan Machkin, of Palm Coast, for $130,000. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 1,719 square feet of living area.

Leon Thibodeau and Beverly Thibodeau, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 118 Wood Haven Drive to Joaquin and Rosana Correa, of Palm Coast, for $250,000. Built in 2000, it has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a pool, a spa and 2,123 square feet of living area.

Audrey Wilfield, of Laurel, Maryland, sold the home at 16 Woodholme Lane to Louis and Dorothy Franze, of Palm Coast, for $175,000. Built in 1995, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 2,002 square feet.

Quail Hollow Seagate Homes LLC sold the home at 10 Lloshire Path to Donna Lynn Pubill and Jesus Orlando Pubill, of Rossville, Georgia, for $187,679. Built in 2014, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,208 square feet of living area.

Bank of New York Mellon sold the home at 1 Zeda Place to SMT Properties Group LLC for $189,000. Built in 2003, it has four bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 2,946 square feet of living area.

Champion, of Palm Coast, for $135,000. Built in 2006, it has five bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 2,958 square feet of living area.

Secretary of Veterans Affairs sold the home at 18 Serenity Place to Denis Grishin, of Lawrence Township, New Jersey, for $93,100. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two bath and 1,331 square feet of living area.

Katharine Zakots, of Ridgewood, New York, sold the home at 83 Utica Path to Daniel Robert Zebley and Eleanor Zebley, of Palm Coast, for $135,000. Built in 2004, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,562 square feet of living area.

Tidelands Phillip and DeAwana Wallace, of Jacksonville, sold the condo at 45 Riverview Bend S., Unit 1936, to BKG Properties LLC for $215,000. Built in 2006, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,007 square feet of living area.

Patrick and Janet Donnelly, of South Plainfield, New Jersey, sold the condo at 45 Riverview Bend S., Unit 1925, to John and Anne Bader, of Inverness, for $220,000. Built in 2006, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,575 square feet of living area.Â

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Steven Thomas and Bruse Garrison, trustees of the 10 Weldon Way Trust, sold the home at 10 Weldon Way to Daniel Cantu, Erasmo Cantu and Gloria Cantu, of Palm Coast, for $420,000. Built in 1994, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a boat dock and 1,755 square feet of living area.

U.S. Bank National Trust sold the home at 23 Seamanship Trail to Nicholas and Amanda

— Toby Tobin, of GoToby.com, contributed to this report.

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It’s a great time to switch to BlueMedicare Advantage.

According to Palm Coast’s Business Assistance Center, the following companies were issued tax receipts: Oct. 31 to Nov. 6.

• Driver’s Pro Shop is a retail sales store at 11 Old Kings Road N. • Fifth Third Bank ATM is an ATM at Racetrac at 301 Palm Coast Parkway N.E. • Tranquility Salon Inside Couture’s Inc. is a salon at 5 Utility Drive.

• Home-based businesses: Encore Graphics & Fine Art, unclassified personal service; K&R Lawncare Services, landscaping and handyman service; Amaral Property Management LLC, real estate property management; The Glass Guy, auto glass work; America’s Procurement Corp., A/C contractor; Southern Pro Pest Control LLC, pest control service.

PALM COAST PERMITS

The following is an update for permit activity in the city for Oct. 30 to Nov. 5.

Total number of all permits issued: 185.

Since 2009, $593 million in construction dollars have been invested in Palm Coast.

Annual Election Period is October 15 through December 7, 2014

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386-585-4372 Health Insurance is offered by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida, D/B/A Florida Blue. HMO Coverage is offered by Health Options Inc., D/B/A Florida Blue HMO, an HMO subsidiary of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida. These companies are Independent Licensees of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association.

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• CPG Construction applied for a $225,000 commercial permit for an apartment at 451 Landing Blvd., Unit 6.

• CPG Construction applied for a $225,000 commercial permit for an apartment at 451 Landing Blvd., Unit 5.

• CPG Construction applied for a $225,000 commercial permit for an apartment at 451 Landing Blvd., Unit 4.

• CPG Construction applied for a $225,000 commercial permit for an apartment at 451 Landing Blvd., Unit 3.

• CPG Construction applied for a $225,000 commercial permit for an apartment at 451 Landing Blvd., Unit 2.

Commercial permits issued:

• Hawkins Construction was issued a $48,000 permit for demolition at the Palm Harbor Shopping Center at 250

Palm Coast Parkway.

• Benton Integrity Roofing Systems was issued a $17,990 permit for reroofing at 121 Pine Lakes Parkway.

• WH Bass was issued a permit for a site development (Chick-fil-A) at 1000 Palm Coast Parkway.

• Hawkins Construction was issued a permit for site development (Island Walk) at 250 Palm Coast Parkway.

Residential permits issued:

• Seagate Homes was issued a $228,000 permit for a single-family residence at 35 Foxhall Lane.

• Gilbert Carriero was issued a $200,000 permit for a single-family residence at 13 Walla Place.

• Ted and Bob Alum were issued a $12,000 permit for alterations at 48 Laramie Drive.

• Screen Concepts was issued an $11,000 permit for alterations at 111 Spoonbill Drive.

• Ted and Bob Alum were issued a $10,000 permit for alterations at 7 Buffalo View Lane.

• Encompass Enclosures was issued a $9,000 permit for an addition at 41 Buttonworth Drive.

Occupancy permits issued:

• Jennifer Bissonnette was issued an occupancy permit for Tranquility Salon Inside Couture’s Closet at 5 Utility Drive, Unit 11.

• Pat Bruce was issued an occupancy permit for Hands to your Health Massage Therapy at 393 Palm Coast Parkway S.W., Unit 3.

• PC Lane was issued an occupancy permit for Driver’s Pro Shop at 11 Old Kings Road.

Certificates of occupancy issued:

• J&H Consolidated Inc. was issued a $525,000 certificate of occupancy order for Ulta Salon at 5224 State Road 100 E. Source: city of Palm Coast

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11-13-14

Diversions NEW IN THE OBSERVER: Arts and Entertainment, from St. Augustine to Daytona Beach

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2014

A CLASSIC | by Shanna Fortier | Community Editor

5 CAN’T-MISS SHOWS RECENT WORKS ON METAL AND CANVAS Where: Amiro Art & Found Gallery, 9C Aviles St., St. Augustine When: now through Nov. 30 Info: Eleanor Hughes and Curt Bowman return to St. Augustine to exhibit recent works. The couple continue to investigate botanical and maritime themes utilizing painting, collage and figurative sculpture. Call 904-824-8460 or visit amiroartandfound.com.

EMMYLOU HARRIS Where: Peabody Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Blvd., Daytona Beach When: 7:30 p.m. Nov. 13 Info: Visit ticketmaster.com or call 671-3462.

Courtesy photo

Terry and Maria Burk sing an ol’ time commercial complete with sound effects

by Kate Masters and Tom Mangan.

ON STAGE:

O.A.R. Where: St. Augustine Amphitheatre, 1340C State Road A1A S., St. Augustine When: Nov. 14 Info: With Andy Grammer. Call 904209-0367 or visit staugamp.sjcvenues. com.

LOCAL HONEY FREE LOCAL ARTIST SHOWCASE Where: Colonial Quarter, 33 St. George St., St. Augustine When: 7 p.m. Nov. 14 Info: In a celebration of the many talented musicians that reside in St. Augustine, the St. Johns Cultural Events Division and St. Johns Cultural Council partnered with the Local Honey music project, founded by Amy Hendrickson, to present an evening of free performances by eight local singer-songwriters. There will be performances by Lucio Rubino, Chelsea Saddler, Colton McKenna, Sam Pacetti, The Willowwacks, Joe Schauer, Jon Bailey and Hendrickson.

JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE WITH CORY BRANAN Where: Colonial Quarter, 33 St. George St., St. Augustine When: 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 15 Info: Part of the Sing Out Loud Series, a St. Augustine Celebration of Songwriters, presented by the St. Johns

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‘IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE’ A Classic Theatre will perform “It’s a Wonderful Life” for three shows Nov. 14-16, in St. Augustine.

T

he traditional holiday favorite, “It’s a Wonderful Life,” is coming to life for three shows this weekend at the Pioneer Barn Theatre, in St. Augustine.

Presented by Director Jean Rahner at A Classic Theatre, the production will tell the timeless story of George Bailey, as a 1940s radio broadcast in front of a live audience.

Inspired by Frank Capra’s cinematic classic, this holiday show brings the spirit of the season to life. The actors play the dozens of characters in Bedford Falls, and all the sound effects are produced in front of the audience, just as they were done before the digital age.

A Classic Theatre was established in 2005 by Rahner, who is also the co-founder of the Limelight Theatre. The theater group focuses on classic and historic plays, performing about thee productions a year in space rented specifically for each performance.

The group performed “It’s a Wonderful Life” about five years ago and decided it was time to bring it back when Rahner found

the set microphones and props still in her attic.

The show isn’t the only thing circulating back for Rahner. Actor Christopher Wilson, who plays George Bailey, was in Rahner’s production of “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” in the late 1990s.

He has returned to St. Augustine after having moved to New York City. He is joined by two other actors who were also in that cast over a decade ago.

“It’s kind of like a reunion,” Rahner said.

Rahner said that although the show is set at Christmas, she doesn’t want the audience to feel like they are rushing the season.

“It is more of a lead up to Christ-

THE CAST Mike BonDurant Christopher Wilson Diana Black Maria Burk Joe Marx Guy Tillis Terry Burk Tom Mangan Kate Masters mas,” she said. “I think in timing, we missed the real busy time of the season.”

IF YOU GO What: “It’s a Wonderful Life” When: 7:30 p.m. Nov. 14 and 15; and 2 p.m. Nov. 16 Where: The Pioneer Barn Theatre, 259 San Marco Ave, St. Augustine Tickets: $20. Call 904-829-5807 or visit aclassictheatre.org.

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Ormond Beach MainStreet presents

THE 6 ANUAL RIVERFEST TH

Cultural Council and St. Johns County Cultural Events Division. Tickets are $24.

Call 904-209-0367.

SEAFOOD FESTIVAL

Nov.15, 10 am - 6 pm & Nov. 16, 11 am - 4 pm Rockefeller Gardens, 26 Riverside Dr. Ormond Beach

JERRY SEINFELD Where: Peabody Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Blvd., Daytona Beach When: 7 p.m. Nov. 15

Fresh Seafood • Duck Race

Live Music • Boat Rides

Info: Visit ticketmaster.com or call 671-3462.

FREE ADMISSION

CHARO Where: Flagler Auditorium, 5500 State Road 100, Palm Coast

SARGE Where: Flagler Auditorium, 5500 State Road 100, Palm Coast When: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 21 Info: Not only is he a hysterical stand-up comedian, Sarge sings in his own voice and in a dozen others, as well as doing some dead-on impressions of Mike Tyson, Kermit the Frog and others. Tickets are $29 for adults and $18 for youth. Call 437-7547.

When: 3 p.m.

Nov. 16 Info: Her internationally acclaimed talent as a classic flamenco guitarist underscores her high-energy production.

Tickets are $39 for adults and $28 for youth. Call 437-7547.

RUSSIAN STATE ORCHESTRA

www.ormondbeachmainstreet.com

155177

“MAMMA MIA!”

Where: Peabody Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Blvd., Daytona Beach

Where: Peabody Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Blvd., Daytona Beach

Info: Presented by the Daytona Beach Symphony Society. For tickets, visit DBSS.org.

When: 7:30 p.m. Nov. 16

ART & ARTIFACT

Info: The smash hit musical based on the songs of ABBA will stop in Daytona for a Broadway Tour. Visit ticketmaster.com or call 671-3462.

When: 7 p.m. Nov. 21

Where: The Atlantic Center for the Arts, 1414 Art Center Ave., New Smyrna Beach When: Nov. 22 through Feb. 7 Info: Showing selections from the Southeast Museum of Photography.

Thursday, November 13, 2014

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XMAS TREE: 9 1/2 ft. pre-lit tree with clear lights $95. Call 386-246-4005.

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This week’s Cryptogram answers 1. A peculiar sign was observed on the boss’s door: “the beatings will continue until morale improves.”

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Licensed/Insured LIZ’S CLEANING Sparkling Bathrooms, Spot-less Kitchens, Organized Living Rooms.

LIZ’S CLEANING Worry-Less with Liz cleaning your home.

Sparkling Bathrooms, Spot-less Kitchens, Call me at 386-569-6151.

Organized Living Rooms.

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Worry-Less Visit with my Liz cleaning www.palmcoastcleaninglady.com Call me at 386-569-6151.

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Kim’s Cleaning Service Licensed/References available Home Services 386-931-8169 Residential/Commercial Home Services SERVICES RAY'S TRIMMING & HANDYMAN Licensed/Insured Professional & Reliable RAY'S TRIMMING & HANDYMAN SERVICES LIZ’S CLEANING •Hedges/Shrubs/Tree Pruning Professional & Reliable Sparkling Bathrooms, Spot-less Kitchens, •Weeding/Mulching Organized Living Rooms.

•Seasonal Planting •Hedges/Shrubs/Tree Pruning Worry-Less•Landscape with Liz cleaning Designyour home.

•Weeding/Mulching Call me at 386-569-6151.

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Licensed/Insured Call for Free Estimates Licensed/References available (386) 793-2481 Licensed/Insured Landscaping & Lawn Service

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FALL MULCH SPECIALS Landscaping Lawn Red Service Choose from; Cypress,&Pinebark, or Brown RAY'S TRIMMING HANDYMAN SERVICES mulch.

Delivered and &Installed.

386.503.6055 FALL MULCH SPECIALS Professional & ReliableRed or Brown Choose from; Cypress, Pinebark, Trimming Specials mulch. Delivered andLawn” Installed. 386.503.6055 “Everything but the •Hedges/Shrubs/Tree Pruning Detailing, Trimming, Weeding, Mulch, Gutters, Trimming Specials •Weeding/Mulching Cleaned, Pressure Leaf Cleanups “Everything but•Seasonal theWashing, Lawn” Planting 386-263-7032 Detailing, Trimming, Weeding, Mulch, Gutters, •Landscape Design Cleaned, Pressure Washing, Leaf Cleanups HANDYMAN, LAWN & Landscape Services: 386-263-7032 AllWashing Home Repairs Interior/Exterior Pressure Yard Clean Out’s HANDYMAN, LAWN & Landscape Services: Call for Free Estimates Painting Pressure Washing (386) 793-2481 Popcorn Ceiling Yard Clean Out’sRemoval Licensed/Insured Mulch Painting Rock Popcorn Ceiling Removal Lawn Services Landscaping & Lawn Service Mulch Savarese Landscape & Design Call Michael (386) RockMULCH FALL SPECIALS 246−2406 Lawn Services Choose from; Cypress, Pinebark, Red or Brown Savarese Landscape & Design 386.503.6055 Call Michael (386) mulch.

Delivered and Installed.

246−2406 Pet Services Trimming Specials “Everything butLoving the Lawn” HAPPY PAWS Dog Sitting Service, located Pet Services Detailing, Trimming, Weeding, in a very private, safe, secureMulch, settingGutters, with large Cleaned, Pressure Washing, Leaf Cleanups fenced 20Loving years experience, 24/7 pampered HAPPYyard.

PAWS Dog Sitting Service, located 386-263-7032 care.

Please call 386-237-1797. in a very private, safe, secure setting with large fenced yard. 20 yearsHOME experience, pampered NEED TEMPORARY AWAY24/7 FROM HOME HANDYMAN, & Landscape Services: care.

PleaseFURRY callLAWN 386-237-1797.

FOR YOUR FAMILY MEMBER? Pressure Washing CALL CRITTERSITTERS: 386-586-7711 NEED TEMPORARY HOME AWAY FROM HOME Yard Clean Out’s FOR YOUR FURRY FAMILY MEMBER? WAGS & WHISKERS Pet Sitting Painting CALL CRITTERSITTERS: Over 16 years experience.

Popcorn Ceiling Removal386-586-7711 References provided. Pet Sitting Mulch & WHISKERS WAGS Reasonable rates.

Rock16 years Over experience.

Call Karen, 386-986-5216 Lawn Services References provided.

Savarese Landscape & Design Call Michael (386) Reasonable rates.

246−2406 Call Karen, Pressure 386-986-5216Cleaning DWT by DP Inc. residential, commercial. DrivePressure Cleaning Pet Services ways, screen enclosures, homes. Free Estimates, Lic./insured.

386-931-4556 DWT byPAWS DP Danny Inc. residential, commercial.

DriveHAPPY Loving Dog Sitting Service, located ways, screen enclosures, homes.

Free Estimates, in a very private, safe, secure setting with large Transportation Lic./insured.

386-931-4556 fenced yard. Danny 20 years experience, 24/7 pampered care. Please call 386-237-1797.

PRESLEY CHAUFFEUR Services Full Service Transportation NEED HOME AWAY FROM HOME Town TEMPORARY Car www.presleychauffeurservices.com FOR YOUR FURRY FAMILYServices MEMBER? 386−237−9677 PRESLEY CHAUFFEUR Full Service CALL 386-586-7711 TownCRITTERSITTERS: Car www.presleychauffeurservices.com 386−237−9677 WAGS & WHISKERS Pet Sitting Windows Over 16 years experience.

References provided.

Windows TOM’S CLEANING ReasonableWINDOW rates.

386-447-6223 Call Karen, 386-986-5216

TOM’S WINDOW CLEANING 386-447-6223 Pressure Cleaning

DWT by DP Inc. residential, commercial. Driveways, screen enclosures, homes. Free Estimates, Lic./insured. Danny 386-931-4556

Transportation PRESLEY CHAUFFEUR Services Full Service Town Car www.presleychauffeurservices.com 386−237−9677

Windows TOM’S WINDOW CLEANING 386-447-6223

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AIR CONDITIONING

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Any Repair

CONTRACTOR

Wayne Paytas Homes, Inc.

40

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Wayne Paytas

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CGC 1505420

TROPICAL KAYAKS

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DOORS

BOAT SERVICES

Serving the area for over 15 years

• ELECTRIC BOAT RENTALS • KAYAKS & WATERBIKES • PADDLEBOARDS • BIKES, TOO!

AUTO SERVICE

INC.

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386-445-0506

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Professional Hair Stylist

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CARMELO’S BARBER SHOP

Best Friends 4-Ever Private Care We Are Proud to Offer

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

386-264-6707

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+ Run Errands + Professional Companionship + Meal Preparation + House Keeping + Transportation to Appointments

904-347-8489

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WE CHOMP HIGH PRICES!

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

ILANA

386-446-1655

Drapery Treatments Shutters • Blinds Woven Woods • Soft Shades

Specializing in dryer vent cleaning

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Pavers • Travertine • Concrete • Stamped Concrete Acrylic • Sealers • Stone Walls • Fire Pits

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APPLIANCE REPAIR

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QUALITY REPAIR SERVICES

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House Problems? Call Me! • 32 Years Experience

• Interior/Exterior Painting • Dryer Vent Cleaning • All Gutter Work • Drywall Repair • Install Tile & Marble • Rubbish Removal AND MUCH MORE • Fence Repair

Licensed/Bonded • Tree Trimming Insured

PETER 386-283-5098

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89 TWICE YEARLY MAINTENANCE CONTRACT

1895

$

per sq. ft.

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R RW Aire Conditioning W & Heating

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REAL WOOD PLANTATION SHUTTER BLOWOUT

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30 OFF

Any Repair Call.

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BLINDS/WINDOW TREATMENTS

$

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New Customer Incentives

Part of company proceeds go to missions in Nicaragua.

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Not valid with any other offer.

Exp. 12/31/14

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PLUMBING

ROOFING May God Bless You

Dr. Michael

Matuszczak

Est. 1981

New Roof Installation and Repair Free Estimates

Palm Coast Chiropractic Health Care

3 Florida Park Dr., Palm Coast

108343

• 10-Year “Workmanshipâ€? Warranty • Free Annual Roof Inspection • Preventative Maintenance Agreement

Over 31 Years in Flagler County www.renderooďŹ ng.com 153921

386-445-4455

Proudly Serving Flagler County for 29 Years!

LIC CCC058058 Owner is the lic. holder.

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Insured

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TERRY’S PLUMBING

KITCHEN/BATH REMODELING

386-445-4789

Over 39 Years of Experience

For All Your Plumbing Needs

Serving Flagler County for over 30 years

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439-3191 Any Job, Big and Small We do them all 386-445-3305 386-

CABINETRY FOR YOUR HOME OR OFFICE Serving Flagler County Since 1991

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

We gladly accept all major credit/debit cards.

2 Generations Family Owned & Operated

Fast, Reliable Service

Licensed • Insured Master Plumber CFC1426001

SCREENING

COASTALReliable SCREENING INC • Affordable • Available

REMODELING/HOME IMPROVEMENT

Free estimates and photo realistic designs!

Licensed & Insured Contractor Lic. #Rx11067016

Dan Bodoh

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Screen Rooms & Pool Enclosures Replacement Windows & Doors Vinyl & Acrylic Windows • SofďŹ t & Fascia Storm Protections • Siding Railings • Awnings Garage Screen Doors • Rescreening Screen Repair • Seamless Gutters

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Mulch • Rock • Trees • Curbing • Mowing Hedges • Sidewalks • Designing Pressure Washing • Debris Removal

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LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND INSTALLATION • Ground Maintenance • Mulch/Stone • Trimming • Clean out/up • Renovations & more

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Titanium Painters Neils Christensen

We seal cracks & holes

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25 years experience

Rick Crouse, owner Licensed and Insured

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PAINT YOUR HOUSE ONCE NEVER PAINT AGAIN COLOR COAT POOL DECKS, DRIVEWAYS & DOCKS We Pressure Wash Everything

386-445-6198

27 years experience

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