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THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2015

WE REMEMBER Two names will be added to the military monument at Palm Coast’s Heroes Memorial Park.

SHANNA FORTIER ASSOCIATE EDITOR

Cathy Heighter vowed to always remember her son, who was killed when he was just 22 while serving in the Army, in Baghdad, in 2003. Today, Heighter, a Palm Coast resident, says, “He knows that I’m keeping my promise to remember him.”

There are three names etched into the black granite monument, which pays tribute to fallen military at Palm Coast’s Heroes Memorial Park. This week, two more names will be added to the list.

The names of U.S. Army Spc. Raheen Tyson Heighter and U.S. Army Sgt. Lukas T. Stanford join the names of U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Michael George Heiser, U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. John T. Schmidt III and U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Zachary J. Walters on the memorial dedicated to local heroes who died in the line of duty.

ARMY SPC. HEIGHTER Shanna Fortier

Cathy Heighter is very active in veteran organizations and thankful for her son, Army Spc. Raheen Tyson Heighter, to be added to the military memorial at Heroes Memorial Park in Palm Coast.

Heighter was a 22-year-old infantryman when he was killed north of Baghdad on July 24, 2003,

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Army Spc. Raheen Tyson Heighter was killed north of Baghdad July 24, 2003.

when his convoy came under fire. He grew up on Long Island and joined the Army in June 2001, serving with the 101st Airborne, Second Battalion, 320th Field Artillery.

Following her son’s death, Cathy Heighter spearheaded a movement to increase death benefits for members of the Armed Forces. Specialist Heighter was

“I think that it’s very important not only for the community, but for the American people to not take our freedom for granted.”

CATHY HEIGHTER, mother of Army Spc. Raheen Tyson Heighter

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CHEEKY! POTATOES SCRAPPED

PARK HERE?

Flagler Beach debate on paid parking continues, with input from tourism chief Matt Dunn. PAGE 3

CHARTER CHAT

City Council discusses a charter review. PAGE 10

DO THE MATH ...

Trevor Pearson earned enough Purr bucks by doing math problems that he was able to give his sister, Delaney, a scooter, at Wadsworth.

Ride on! PAGES 12-13

Photos by Shanna Fortier

Brenden Wang exits the limo ready for a special lunch.

LIMO RIDE!

Seventeen students from Old Kings Elementary earned a lunch and a limo ride for reading like champs. PAGE 23

SUPER FILL-IN

The lead for the high school play, “Hairspray,” was replaced at the last minute. The show must go on! PAGE 26

Shanna Fortier

Riley and Reagan Donato enjoyed the Bunnell Festival — formerly known as the Bunnell Potato Festival — on Saturday, May 16. READ MORE ON PAGE 19

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County holds groundbreaking for Interstate 95 interchange Road work for the I-95 interchange is set to start at Matanzas Woods Parkway on June 5.

JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

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Officials from the Flagler County, the city of Palm Coast, the Department of Transportation and other agencies gathered under a white tent on Matanzas Woods Parkway May 18 for the Matanzas Woods-Interstate 95 interchange groundbreaking, speaking against a backdrop of woods that had been shorn to make way for on- and off-ramps.

“It’s a project that’s been a long time coming,” County Commissioner Frank Meeker said. “I know the board is particularly happy having this project come to fruition, about 17 years after the devastating wildfires that pointed out the need for an additional interchange. I remember the old jokes back in those days, when everybody said, ‘Yeah, the animals can get out over the land bridge, but the citizens of Palm Coast are kind of stuck.’”

The 1998 fires required the mandatory evacuation of about 35,000 people and burned an area of about 84,000 acres, twice Palm Coast’s size at the time, he said.

Actual roadway work on the new interchange, by Hubbard Construction Company, starts June 5, according to a county news release.

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close between 7 p.m. June 5 and Aug. 10, opening before the start of the coming school year. The entire project will take 368 days, including a pre-roadwork portion that started May 4, and federal and state grant money will cover the roughly $9 million in construction costs.

Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts said the interchange will provide much more than just an emergency evacuation route.

“When this project was first conceived, we thought of the issue of the fires and the evacuation route, and how that was so important,” he said. “But the Palm Coast that we know and love has grown, and we need this for a bunch of other reasons. Think in terms of relieving congestion on Palm Coast Parkway. This provides another ingress and egress to our city from the north. Think of the two corollary projects: the Old Kings Road extension project which is being done at the same time, and the Palm Harbor extension project. That working together relieves the traffic congestion and the risks associated with traffic congestion funneled

by Matanzas High School. So in any number of ways, this project and those two corollary projects will make this place a much better place to live, work and play for all of us.”

Details on the interchange project details will be updated at matanzas95interchange.com, on Facebook and Twitter.

BRIEFS Motion to terminate sex offender Wolfe’s probation denied Circuit Judge David Walsh on May 13 denied a motion to terminate the probation of James R. Wolfe, a former Matanzas High School teacher and cross country coach who pleaded no contest last year to unlawful sexual activity with a minor.

Wolfe had originally pleaded not guilty to seven counts of unlawful sexual activity with a minor after a 16-year-old female student said he’d engaged in sexual activity with her multiple times between 2010 and 2011, but he changed his plea on March 27, 2014, pleading no contest to a single count.

Wolfe was sentenced to two years of sex offender community control, followed by five years of sex offender probation.

Sentence: 25 years for molesting girl, 11 A Palm Coast man charged with molesting an 11-year-old girl he met on Facebook has been sentenced to 25 years in prison under a plea agreement. Karl Bruce Westgate, 19, pleaded no contest before Circuit Judge David Walsh May 14 to two counts of lewd and lascivious molestation of a victim under age 12, transmission of harmful materials to a minor, and use of a child in a sexual performance. He will be on sexual offender probation for the remainder of his life.

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FLAGLER BEACH: JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

A motion on paid parking that was about as clear as beach fog when the Flagler Beach City Commission passed it April 30 wasn’t much clearer on the second go-round at a meeting May 14, as commissioners left hazy the details of how the city will move forward.

But Commissioner Steve Settle, who’d made the motion at the previous meeting, made this much clear: He had intended that his motion direct staff to implement a paid parking plan. He did not say what kind.

City Manager Bruce Campbell said in an interview after the meeting that whatever the city moves forward with will likely be a hybrid of several options proposed by the city’s ad-hoc parking committee: Option 2, which would involve enforcing time limits but not adding paid parking; Option 3, which would require payment for parking in city lots but not for on-street parking; and Option 4, which would require payment for street parking and city lot parking 36 weeks each year, with passes for city residents. The committee itself had favored Option 4.

For now, Campbell said, “We’re looking at adding signage, we’re getting land together to open up some of the new lots, we’re looking at tearing down buildings, at optimizing the lots that we have, at where we could enforce and expand two-hour parking, and we’re looking at paid parking.”

‘TURNS OUT IT WAS VAGUE’

At the May 14 meeting, Settle made a new motion — this time requesting a straw poll on beach parking — in part because he wanted citizen input, he said, and in part because he’d realized his motion on beach parking from the last meeting “doesn’t seem to be understood by anyone in Flagler Beach.”

“I just did a terrible job making a motion two weeks ago. I did a very bad job,” he said. “I tried to make a motion that I thought was the best balance. … It turns out it

We all need a little change But county tourism chief Matt Dunn warned city commissioners that paid parking could scare off visitors, and said the city has other options to raise money.

was vague.”

Settle re-read the motion from the previous meeting: “That we accept the findings of the ad-hoc (parking) committee in terms of all the actions taken they asked to be looked at, and we direct staff to look at each of those items that the task force suggests we look at. I am stopping short of the paid parking. I would like to make the motion that staff look at the implementation of paid parking and how it would work, and come back to us not jumping in with both feet at once, but in terms of implementing it in slow steps and dealing with the costs and how it would work. And that would deal with working with the residents, and working with business owners to try to iron out the differences.”

After the previous meeting, Campbell hadn’t been entirely sure what he was being tasked with. “I’ll be honest, I’m a little bit confused myself as to what staff’s being asked to do,” he said at the May 14 meeting. “As I interpret (the motion), it was some combination between the ad hoc committee’s recommendations two, three and four.”

STRAW POLL?

“We get elected and paid the big bucks to make the big decision, and I think it’s up to us.”

Commissioner Jane Mealy

“Who are we trying to get to help share the cost of the maintenance, the upkeep and the services of the beach? And I said it last time and I guess I’ll say it again: It was never meant to target the downtown business area.”

Commissioner Joy McGrew

Commissioner Kim Carney, one of the four commissioners who voted for Settle’s motion — just Commissioner Jane Mealy voted against — said she thought the motion was clear.

“I seconded it, and I wasn’t unclear at all,” Carney said.

She didn’t see the need for a straw poll, which, as Settle had recommended it, would come out on the ballot this coming March and therefore be confined to a limited number of words.

“I don’t think that writing something in 100 words or 120 words or however many words we get … I don’t think we can cover this,” she said. “I believe that I’m also searching for balance, and I don’t think we can get that though a vote.”

Carney said she considered the parking issue a budgetary matter, not the sort of issue, she said, the commission should be consulting the people on.

She also thought residents favored paid parking. “I believe the consensus is that people want us to look at and very seriously consider the recommendations made by the committee,” she said.

Commissioner Jane Mealy also opposed the idea of a straw poll.

“We get elected and paid the big bucks to make the big decisions, and I think it’s up to us based on the knowledge that we have,” she said.

Commissioner Joy McGrew said there probably wasn’t time for the city to put together more information, come up with a plan, and get the information out to residents before the upcoming election.

And, she said, “Personally, I think we missed the mark in our study. Who are we trying to get to help share the cost of the maintenance, the upkeep and the services of the beach? And I said it last time and I guess I’ll say it again: It was never meant to target the downtown business area. ... In my mind, yes it’s everyone’s beach — make sure that goes in the paper, it’s everyone’s beach — but the services rely on our shoulders.”

Mayor Linda Provencher, who’d been a member of the parking committee, which sunsetted at the last meeting, also opposed a straw poll.

“Fire truck: ‘No, they don’t need to vote, we make the decisions.’

Golf course: Do we vote on that?

No. But now all the sudden, we’re going to try to put in 75 words, a document that took us two years,” she said. Provencher said she thought the commission had options other than paid parking.

“There are lots that we have in the city that are not complete,” she said. “If we have such a parking problem, why are those lots not finished? Have we gone to the county to talk to them about additional moneys? No. I’ve spoken to several commissioners. I think the county realizes that, yes, if we’re going to bring people here, and they’re going to advertise this beach, that yes, we do need more than the $72,000 we get for lifeguards. But do we know the repercussions if we institute paid parking? Will they then not give us any money for anything ever again?

There’s a lot of questions that need to be answered before you could even think about us voting on it, let alone putting it out there: ‘Do you want paid parking, yes or no.’”

Commissioner Marshal Shupe said there was more the city could do before implementing paid parking. “To me, there’s a lot of things we can step up to the plate with, begin with, before we get into the paid parking,” including looking for other revenue sources.

“You have other alternatives, than to implement paid parking.

We’re very, very concerned. This economy in Flagler Beach exists off of visitors. ... And we’re very concerned at how this would send folks away.”

Matt Dunn, county tourism chief

‘OTHER ALTERNATIVES’

Matt Dunn, the county’s tourism chief, said in the meeting’s public comment period that he understood that the inquiry into paid parking had “started as a beach maintenance budget deficit issue, not a parking issue,” and that visitor spending lowers residents’ taxes.

“There are other alternatives for you to look at,” he said. “The county administrator and your city manager have been discussing the problem. ... Currently you are receiving $72,500 from the county toward your ocean rescue program. In the past you have received over $100,000. Only $72,500 was asked for this fiscal year. They are absolutely amenable to increase that number. … So I want to stress over and over and over again, and repeatedly, repeatedly repeatedly, that you have other alternatives, than to implement paid parking.

We’re very, very concerned. This economy in Flagler Beach exists off of visitors: I’m confident in making that bold statement. And we’re very concerned at how this would send folks away.”

Dunn said that tourism tax money goes into three funds: Capital Projects, Promotions, and Beach Restoration — and that the money is available for the city to use for beach projects and maintenance.

Settle replied that he had been “told conclusively that every cent in the beach fund goes to pay the Army Corps of Engineers for the (beach restoration) study.” He asked Dunn if that had changed, and Dunn said the money had been spent in different ways, including in Flagler Beach — drawing incredulity from Settle.

“Are you telling me from now on it’s going to be open for any other project we need in Flagler Beach?”

Settle said.

Dunn said he believed beach maintenance would qualify.

“Well, you know, that’s really

good news,” Settle said, “because from now on we’ll feel free to put in an application for everything,” Settle continued.

“That’s what it’s there for,” Dunn said, “and that’s what you should lobby the county commissioners for.”

Carney wasn’t convinced.

“Do you have any data that says that paid parking in any city will destroy the image of the city?” she asked Dunn. “They all have them, Matt. Every single oceanside city has paid parking now. It doesn’t destroy the city. It does not destroy the image of the city.

The quaint city feeling that we all have? It’s not based on parking, paid parking or not. ...It doesn’t stop you from living your life because you’ve got to put $5 in the meter. I just — I don’t see how our city is going to fall apart because we have paid parking.”

“My point is you have other alternatives,” Dunn replied. “I’m very willing to discuss those with you at length, hoping that your city manager and the county administrator can continue their conversation.”

County Administrator Craig Coffey said in an interview after the meeting that he has arranged discussions with Campbell, and that the county is willing to aid the city with beach issues and has done so in the past.

He called Provencher’s fear of a county backlash against paid parking “speculative,” but said paid parking could have unintended consequences. For instance, “If they do put paid parking down there, it could actually drive people to our beachfront parks,” he said. “We give them a little more than half of the lifeguard money.

But if we got a bunch of beachgoers in our parks, we might have to shift those resources … if we’re going to take on that responsibility.”

The county is already “feeling the crunch” of increased beach activity, adding parking lots at Mala Compra and Varn Park, he said. The county’s lots offer free parking.

Several people spoke during the meeting’s public comment period, two to oppose paid parking, others to suggest caution if the city opts to implement it.

Settle asked to make a motion to cancel his “vague” motion from the previous meeting.

He wanted to then put forth a motion that would ask staff to “look at (the ad hoc parking committee report) as a package, and begin moving forward, answering all questions related to all of it, implementation of paid parking, how that would work, because, specifically, let’s not go and start spending money on other things until we’re ready to raise the revenues. That’s what I’m trying to get at here.”

But other commissioners didn’t want to reconsider the previous parking motion: Of the five, only Settle and McGrew voted to do so.

Settle said he’d put off his motion for a straw poll, and suggested Campbell make a presentation about what he’s working on at the next meeting. “ I don’t want to lead him down the wrong path,” Settle said. “If he needs some more clarification, maybe we can do it as an agenda item with (Campbell’s) presentation.”

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the first solider from Long Island shirt, and a photo of her son sat on his unit deployed to Tal Afar, Iraq, killed in Iraq, and his death, along the table in front of her. “Seeing and eight months later moved with his mother’s fight for the his name go up on that wall — it’s south to Ramadi until the end death benefit bill, got a lot of local very dear to me, because I made a of the deployment in February media attention. That, and a need promise to him immediately after 2007. Upon his return from Iraq, to get out of New York brought I found out he was killed in Iraq, Lukas Stanford re-enlisted and Cathy Heighter to Palm Coast in and that was to always remember was serving as a member of 911th 2005. him and for him to never be for- Engineering Company (techniDAYTONABEACH/HOLLYHILL/ORMONDBEACH/ORMONDBYTHESEAEDITION GRAND OPENING SPECIAL! “I became so well in gotten.” cal rescue), the Military Serving Our Advertisers ... Readers .... Community for Over 25 years! formerly FASTknown LANE TOBACCO FREE APPETIZER WITH ANY ENTREE Long Island,” she said.Cigarettes “Whenever District of Washington.

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him closer to our home, and other people can come for generations to come and get educated on the true cost of war,” he said, while sitting in his Palm Coast home.

A yard sign honoring his son had been mysteriously removed and then replaced in 2013. Today, the sign is once again positioned close to the front door, visible from the living room.

The hope of the Stanford family is that the adding of these two names on the monument is a reminder of the war and the people fighting it.

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To help educate the future generation, Tim Stanford will speak to his daughter Emma’s firstgrade class at Bunnell Elementary School. Students will plant a “heroes tree” and surround the tree with American flags.

“We’re not going to change or educate the present or past, but if we can educate the future — that’s what we want to do within the community,” Stanford said.

Since moving to Palm Coast, Heighter has not stopped fighting for the rights of veterans. She established the nonprofit organization, Remembering Vets, and is very active in several veterans organizations, including acting as president of the Volusia chapter of American Gold Star Mothers.

“I think that it’s very important not only for the community, but for the American people to not take our freedom for granted,” she said. “Somebody paid a price. It’s not just about my son, it’s about all of our veterans. We owe them a debt that we can never repay.”

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REMEMBERING ON MEMORIAL DAY PALM COAST The city of Palm Coast will have a public Memorial Day Ceremony 8 a.m. at Heroes Memorial Park, 2860 Palm Coast Parkway NW. There will be an unveiling of two names added to the memorial. Guest speakers will be Commandant Jack Marshall, of Marine Corps League Detachment 876, Cmdr. Ronald Stark, of Palm Coast Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8696, and Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts. The presentation of colors will be done by Ancient City Pipes & Drums and the Palm Coast Fire Department Honor Guard. Palm Coast resident Mary Giraulo will sing “The StarSpangled Banner.” In case of rain, the program will be moved to Palm Coast Fire Station 21, 9 Corporate Drive.

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Old hospital problems raise concerns Dear Editor: So our elected officials bought the old, derelict hospital, which no one else wanted, for almost twice the appraised value and now …

Does anyone remember the picture of the commissioners walking through the building and the assurances that it was in good condition? Now it seems that the building is infested with bats, the design of it not suited for a Sheriff’s Office, and it is located in a flood plain. All of which, of course, can only be fixed by the spending of millions more taxpayer dollars. It may well be that the answer is — wait for it — to demolish the building and start from scratch.

Of course, demolishing the building would eliminate the need for any discussion about what else is wrong with the building, such as rot, mold, etc.

Lastly, isn’t the seller obligated to disclose issues like the building being situated on a flood plain? What about doing due diligence on a transaction like this one? Buying this building was a bad decision, and everyone except our elected officials knew it. How much will their bad judgment end up costing us, the taxpayers?

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Interchange: accident waiting to happen Dear Editor: I attended the Matanzas Interchange public information meeting at the Palm Coast Community Center and was shocked to learn that, of all the many professionals and city/ school officials involved with this project, no one has made any considerations for the safety of the students.

A large number of students walk, run, skateboard and bicycle along Matanzas Woods Parkway to get to and from school. Their route will now be intersected by an on-ramp and an off-ramp for Interstate 95.

At the present time, there are no provisions for traffic lights or crossing guards.

The students are often distracted by friends, headphones and cell phones. The drivers are also distracted.

The on-ramps are even more dangerous, because the cars are concentrating on entering the highway.

One of our students was gravely injured that way two years ago. Multiply that by the dozens of students who use Matanzas Woods Parkway every day, and you have the formula for a disaster.

I know it is late, but I suggest that the project be put on hold.

In retrospect, the I-95 crossing about a mile north down Old Kings Road, would have been a much better place for the interchange to have been placed. This is a desolate spot removed from neighborhoods and students.

BERNARD SHORT Palm Coast

Editor’s Note: According to County Administrator Craig Coffey, the issue of student safety around the ramps was raised at the community meeting, and “We’re studying that now to see if it’s an issue.”

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

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The renovation of the old hospital building, located east of the historic courthouse in Bunnell, came in under budget at $4.2 million in December. According to County Administrator Craig Coffey, redeveloping the wings, or “fingers,” of the building were never part of that estimate. “It was always known to be a future issue,” he said. “We’re starting the process to explore.” This month, two options were considered: redeveloping the wings at a cost of about $2.25 million; or tearing them down and starting fresh would cost about $2.73 million.

‘Extortion’ op-ed weakens Observer Dear Editor: Oh why take a previously sweet little town publication and ruin that feeling with “Obama’s Medicaid extortion,” “the federal Mafiosi,” “Obamacare”?

And with ludicrous transparency of shameless bias, not even mentioning the governor’s history of his HCA company’s $1.7 billion fine for Medicare fraud, while Obamacare has delivered health care to 15 million people, at reasonable rates, eliminating the killing power of no insurance for citizens with pre-existing conditions?

Might as well just change your masthead to “Palm Coast FOX NEWS: all the news we feel like making up.”

Don’t know which I’m feeling the most: deep sadness for what this town needed in a publication, or thought we had; or anger over disgusting characterization of a sitting president of the United States.

BONNIE BELLIN Palm Coast

Matt Walsh is guilty of inflammatory politics Dear Editor: I’m shocked — shocked! — to learn that sometimes there’s dirty fighting in politics. Matt Walsh takes a whole editorial page entitled “Obama’s Medicaid extortion” to tell us that.

But why choose this particular headline?

Mr. Walsh is engaging in the same kind of inflammatory politics that he is decrying (extortion, the mob, racketeering — really?) This kind of talk cheapens democracy.

At the very end of his editorial, Mr. Walsh tries to appear impartial, describing Scott “like a mob chief defending his turf.” So why isn’t the headline “Scott’s Medicaid extortion”?

Let’s not forget that Rick Scott’s company Columbia/ HCA was fined $1.7 billion for overbilling and defrauding Medicare and Medicaid in 2002.

BILL CAMPION Palm Coast

Paid parking: for or against?

Straw poll on paid parking dropped?

Dear Editor: No surprise here: After all, it was just a couple of weeks ago that this same commission and mayor derailed an extensive two-year study of paid parking by placing it on the back burner in the blink of an eye.

It is the contention of many residents that several of our elected officials in Flagler Beach, including the mayor, feel untouchable, and, on occasion, even arrogant, simply because they seldom face any opposition on election day.

The danger from this is that some of these officials now appear to be listening much more intently to the Chamber of Commerce and assorted special interests than they do to you, their own constituents who pay the bills.

This unhealthy relationship became much more obvious at the special meeting recently, when four chamber members, probably nonresidents, spoke out adamantly against any kind of paid parking within our city; their barrage certainly got the commission’s attention, possibly helping that derailment.

In essence, one must conclude that your commission appears to have no intention whatsoever of allowing you a straw vote on this important issue, an issue which directly affects your way of life, and your taxes. Why do you think that is?

Flagler County alone now has over a hundred thousand people, and that number is growing daily. Our city services are already stretched thin, and more developments are coming down the pike. As a city, we need action now, not reaction later.

The question before you is simple. Commissioners, with the thousands of visitors coming in, do you want a revenue stream established in order to help shoulder the fast-growing tax burden, or do you want to shoulder it all yourself?

A ballot would put that

choice in your hands, not in the hands of just three commissioners.

We deserve a vote, and, regardless of outcome, we will live with the results!

ARTHUR WOOSLEY Flagler Beach

Paid parking would be punitive for county Dear Editor: Please, let us take a moment to thank Pierre Tristam for taking up the slack.

As it turns out, he is the only “journalist” who took the time to research the words that came flying out of Flagler Beach Councilwoman Joy McGrew’s mouth. Apparently, she and her colleagues would like to crush Flagler Beach and Palm Coast residents into submission with an unnecessary, punitive, progressive tax on parking.

People park further north or further south depending on space availability. Good for the businesses on the “far ends.”

Free markets are a beautiful thing. And, on weekdays, parking close to the pier is never an issue. Ever.

Absent from Palm Coast Observer News Editor Jonathan Simmons’ article in last week’s issue is the fact that Ms. McGrew’s taxes have gone down since 2004. Not up!

In 2004, Ms. McGrew paid $5,600, including $943 for her Flagler Beach portion. Last year, she paid $3,620, including $820 for her Flagler Beach portion.

I propose we require all local politicians maintain a full-time job in the private sector. They would only meet every three months. At these meetings, discussion would boil down to police, fire, potholes and street lights. Flagler Beach has been fully developed for quite some time and requires only to be left alone in its beauty. Progressives need not apply.

TIMOTHY HALL Palm Coast

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STICKY FINGERS, AND A GREEN THUMB 8:43 a.m. — First block of Westover Lane Larceny: A 68-year-old Palm Coast woman called the Sheriff’s Office to report that one of her geraniums was stolen from her front yard.

She’d just watered it the day before, she said. She told a deputy that she got along well with her neighbors and didn’t know who would have taken the plant. The geranium had pink flowers and was worth $15. A deputy “canvassed the area for the plant,” but didn’t find it, he wrote in a case report. $900 WORTH OF CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 10:18 a.m. — 200 block of St. Joe Plaza Drive Criminal mischief: The property manager of a bank told a Sheriff’s Office deputy that someone cut wires for the property’s pump and irrigation system, located in a wooded area behind the building.

The damage had been done within the past 30 days, the manager said.

The deputy checked the damage and found that irrigation control timer cord was cut, as were the wires for the pump start relay.

“The cuts were clean, not ragged, and appeared to have been done intentionally,” the deputy wrote in a case report.

The deputy was told that the damage might have blown the irrigation control timer, and that the pump might need to be replaced, which could cost up to $900.

THEFT, OR A $900 MAIL MIX-UP? 3:50 p.m. — Second block Bellaire Drive Larceny: A 26-year-old man was living in a rented room on Bannbury Lane when he ordered four automobile rims, each worth $225. They were shipped through FedEx, arrived after the man had moved, and were signed for by a current resident of the same home on Feb. 13 of this year. But the 26-year-old never got them, he told a deputy, even thought he’d been trying for months.

A deputy uploaded photos of the digital signature and delivery confirmation to an evidence database, and spoke with a current resident of the Bannbury.

The current resident, a 62-year-old woman, who said the rims had been signed for, but that her son had phoned FedEx and asked them to pick up the packages. They were gone the following day, she said, though she didn’t witness the pick-up.

The deputy went back to the 26-year-old to relay what the woman said, and the young man said FedEx had told him they’d tried to pick up the rims on three separate occasions and not been able to: On the last try, he told the deputy, FedEx was told the package “was not ready” to be taken, and the next two times, there was no answer at the home.

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Flagler County Fire Rescue Chief Don Petito said, “We were able to revive all of the dogs with oxygen masks made specifically for household pets.”

Father, daughter, six puppies rescued from fire The following is adapted from a press release from Flagler County: A father and his daughter were hospitalized for smoke inhalation and six dogs, including a couple puppies, were rescued after a house fire 10:40 a.m. Tuesday, May 19, at 6 Llach Court in sourthern Palm Coast.

The man was repairing a refrigerator in the garage of the two-story home and the appliance caught fire. After he was unable to put the flames out himself, he ran inside to get his daughter and called 911. Flagler County Fire Rescue arrived at the scene first and contained the fire to the garage with help from the Palm Coast Fire Department. There was smoke damage throughout the house.

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and his daughter by ambulance to Florida Hospital Flagler,” Flagler County Fire Rescue Chief Don Petito said. “We were able to revive all of the dogs with oxygen masks made specifically for household pets.”

Information about the identity of the father and daughter and their current condition is not available. The Fire Marshal has been notified to investigate.

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Two rounds had been fired, according to the deputy’s investigation. Also, it’s a felony for Perugia to have a gun in the first place because he is a convicted felon.

The deputy’s report concludes like this: “It should also be noted that at approximately 7:45 p.m., Joseph called in and asked to speak to a deputy regarding shooting a raccoon that kept eating his dog food. I advised Joseph that unless he was in fear for his life, then he should not attempt to shoot it. He then asked, ‘Well, what should I do?’

I then told him to move the dog food to a place that the raccoon could not get to it, and then the line disconnected.”

Perugia was arrested on multiple counts.

Felon shoots at raccoon for stealing dog food A 55-year-old Sanchez Avenue resident was arrested on May 18, in Palm Coast, after he shot a .357 Magnum in a residential area, according to a report by a Flagler County Sheriff’s Office deputy.

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Manning had asked the board to allow students to wear school logo T-shirts, team jerseys, or club T-shirts each day. Under the current dress code, students can wear them only on Fridays.

That didn’t make sense to Manning, and, ultimately, to much of the board. At the School Board meeting May 19, as the board prepared to vote on Manning’s proposal, School Board Chairwoman Colleen Conklin amended a motion on the issue to loosen the dress code even more: She thought students should be permitted to wear patterned collared shirts instead of just the solid ones required under the current policy.

School staff, she said, have told her they’ve been in situations in which they “have a child who is dressed sharp, to the nines, with a collared shirt … but it has thin stripes. They are put in the position of writing this child up. It’s silly.”

School Board Member Sue Dickinson, the most outspoken defender of the current dress code since Manning suggested changing it, didn’t like that idea.

“If that’s the case, you might as well just take the dress code out, because what are we limiting at that point?” she said.

School Board member Andy Dance, who made the original board motion to approve Manning’s proposal, suggested allowing collared shirts to be plaid or striped.

“I think that probably covers 90% of everything” the kids would want to wear, he said.

School Board member Trevor Tucker suggested there could be safety concerns associated with relaxing the dress code, but fellow board member Janet McDonald disagreed, saying, “We have our professionals spending hours monitoring clothing. That’s not why they’re there.”

The board voted 3-2 for the motion to relax the dress code, with Dickinson and Tucker voting against.

Manning, who will be off to the University of South Florida this coming year to study business, was pleased with the vote.

“I think this was a big service to the students and the parents,” he said. “The board had the opportunity to listen to the community, and they did.”

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Few residents speak in support of city charter review Local Tea Party asked residents to come to a council meeting and press for a review, but few showed up.

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The local Tea Party tried to get the message out, imploring members to come to a May 19 Palm Coast City Council meeting and speak up in support of Councilman Steven Nobile, who faced resistance from other council members when he pushed for a review of the city’s charter last week.

But despite the effort — and an emailed message with an opening line that read, “Steve Nobile, our member and City Councilman for Palm Coast needs help!”

— the audience at the meeting was largely empty, undermining Nobile’s statements that “the people,” as he put it repeatedly during a previous meeting, want such a review.

Tea Party member Steve Wolf spoke in support of a review, calling it “part of a healthy governmental practice to expose the charter to public review on periodic basis.” It has not been reviewed since the city’s incorporation 15 years ago. One other member of the public spoke in support of a charter review, as did long-time resident Vince Liguori.

But that was it.

There was no large crowd of

people gathered to press the council to review the charter, a fact that Jack Carall — a resident who’s attended council meeting so diligently that the council held a special celebration last year for his 90th birthday — picked up on it in his public comments.

“You said ‘the people’ want it,” he said, addressing Nobile. “Well, I don’t see the people. When somebody wants something, they come in with the orange shirts, the green shirts, the blue shirts, and they ask for it. Now you’re telling me that, you’re saying that the people want it, but I don’t hear the people. I don’t see the people. They got two people that have gone up — that’s out of 56,000 people. … Let’s see a face, and let’s see somebody come up and say, ‘This is what I want.’”

Carol Mikola, a resident who has been a sharp critic of Nobile’s supporters in the Tea Party and the Ronald Reagan Republican Assembly of Flagler County, also spoke, saying that although Nobile “gave the impression a charter review is a big issue among his constituents … from his first day in office up until that meeting last week, he had not received or sent one email from anyone about the city charter.”

“You said ‘the people’ want it. Well, I don’t see the people. When somebody wants something, they come in with the orange shirts, the green shirts, the blue shirts, and they ask for it.”

JACK CARALL, resident

That assertion came from a records check though the city clerk’s office, which has access to all council members’ official city email addresses. Nobile, as of May 18, had received two emails at his official email address about the charter issue, but both came in after the previous week’s council meeting.

Mikola, who hadn’t attended the previous meeting but said she’d read some of the council’s dialogue about the charter in the Palm Coast Observer and on FlaglerLive.com, also criticized the way in which Nobile had addressed the matter.

“There’s nothing wrong with asking for a charter review, absolutely nothing wrong,” she said.

“There’s also nothing wrong with the mayor and council asking questions. However, I would have expected that any council member bringing this up would have done some research on the topic and would have been willing and able to respond to other council members without getting ‘agitated.’”

She was referring to Nobile’s manner during the meeting last week, which had prompted Councilman Bill McGuire to ask Nobile why he was “agitated.”

Nobile had replied, “I’m agitated because we’re trying to leave the people out of the process of them making a decision on their charter for how their government works.

That’s what I’m upset about.”

This week, after Mikola’s statements, Councilman Jason DeLorenzo said he thought Nobile’s passion had been

mistaken as agitation. Nobile said that was true; it was just his way of speaking, he said.

“When you come to my house, you think everybody’s fighting, but it’s really just a conversation,” he said.

City Attorney Bill Reischmann, responding to a suggestion by Liguori that the city lower the threshold for residents wanting to petition the city for a charter review from 25% — the percentage required by a line in the charter which states, “At least 25 percent of the qualified electorate of the city shall have the power to petition the council to propose an ordinance or to require reconsideration of an adopted ordinance, or to propose an amendment to this charter,”— to 10%, the requirement listed in state law, said that the state law requirement of 10% would already take precedence.

That was misreported in last week’s edition of the Palm Coast Observer, and elsewhere, which stated that the charter requirement of 25% took precedence.

The 25% applies to ordinances, Reischmann said, but not to amending the charter.

Nobile suggested a charter review to amend that line in the charter to bring it into accordance with the state law, since “people in Palm Coast are being misled by reading the charter, and by our current media, who read the charter.”

Reischmann replied that a full charter review isn’t necessary to change the offending line: The city could do that through an ordinance and an election, as

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it did when it changed its elections from odd-numbered years to even-numbered years, he said.

Nobile, in his comments at the end of the meeting and in reply to Mikola and Carall, said that when he speaks to constituents, he doesn’t vet them by club or party affiliation.

“When I talk to people, I don’t ask them what member of what club they are. I don’t ask them if they’re a Democrat, I don’t ask them if they’re a Republican, I talk to everyone. …I’m here to represent all of Palm Coast,” he said.

Turning to Carall, he joked, “Jack, I’m getting your phone number, so all the phone numbers I get I can forward to you, so you can hear what I hear.”

Nobile suggested the city change the times for council business meetings — which now alternate between 9 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. — so that they’re always in the evening, to make it easier for working people to attend.

But he didn’t continue to press the charter issue.

“I still do not understand the reluctance for allowing for what a very large majority of cities already do on a regular basis, which is a charter review, which is done by the residents of that particular city. That’s all I have,” he said.

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The young man, David Jay Harris, lived with his grandmother, 72-year-old Bertha May Taylor, and attacked her after she filed an injunction against him, according to Sheriff’s Office records.

He had eight prior arrests dating back to November 2010, on charges including theft, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, battery and carrying a concealed firearm.

Deputies arrested Harris and charged him with burglary, battery on a person over 65, aggravated assault, tampering with a witness, false imprisonment and violation of an injunction.

He is being held at the Flagler County jail without bond.

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“More than 40 of our participants now either have jobs or are in college,” said Cheryl Massaro, director of the Carver Center and the Youth Center at Flagler Palm Coast High School.

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Corrections A previous story reported that WNZF radio aired part of the conversations recorded by former Supervisor of Elections Kimberle Weeks, but the station only reported that the recordings existed and didn’t air the conversations themselves.

A previous story reported that a petition to amend Palm Coast’s city charter would require 25%, as stated in the charter itself. It would actually require 10%, as stated in Florida law.

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SPORTS “Even works hard for the programs, and it’s not because he wants attention.

Not everybody can be that. He genuinely cares about what he does.”

Thank you, studentathletes

STEVE DEAUGUSTINO, on Preston Even’s work as a sports manager and assistant

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Jimmie Robinson received the Male Overall Outstanding Athlete of the Year Award.

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Preston Even received an award for his work during most of FPC’s sports seasons.

PRESTON EVEN: UNSEEN HANDS Preston Even may not be an athlete, but he still received an award during FPC’s ceremony.

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o acknlowledge some of the student athletes who made this year one of the most successful sports years in the school’s history, Flagler Palm Coast held its annual Outstanding Athlete of the Year Awards Thursday, May 14, at the Hilton Inn. After presenting student athletes, coaches and trainers with awards, Stephen DeAugustino, the athletic director, turned the crowd’s attention to a student that wasn’t an athlete or a trainer.

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FPC presented the Outstanding Athlete of the Year Awards to a student athlete for every sport, and all the coaches received “Top Dog” awards. Winners of the awards were baseball and softball: Brett Cain and Alycia Smith;

“He will never be the star of a football game. He will never be an MVP. But, he will do anything that’s asked of him,” said DeAugustino to the listeners. “He never asks you for anything. He shows up, does what he can, works concession stands and takes tickets at the booth. He’s there fall, winter, spring season, and he’s all in. He’s in there to do whatever is necessary. Please welcome Preston Even up for this special award.”

Just as DeAugustino described his work ethic, there he was in the conference room, distanced, in the corner with his father, Bill Even, who joined his son to celebrate FPC’s athletes and coaches

basketball: Tamara Henshaw and D’John James; bowling: Shelby Taulbee and D’John James; cheerleading: Tara Norberg; cross country: Sophia Clark and Justin Pacifico; football and flag football: Jimmie Robinson and Leah Leach; golf: Olivia Whitten and Barrett Manfre; lacrosse:

Leah Leach received the Female Overall Outstanding Athlete of the Year Award.

on their big night. Even walked to the front to receive his award to a standing ovation from some of the coaches and trainers he’s helped along the way.

“I was very surprised I got an award, but I was proud just to be a part of the ceremony,” Even said.

“To be recognized for all those things Coach DeAugustino said made me feel special.”

When he injured himself during wrestling season his freshman year, Even, wanting to still be a part of the team, began to help out in any way he could.

Realizing how much he enjoyed his new position as an assistant, Even made it full-time, and when other coaches saw his hard work, they wanted in.

After wrestling, he was asked to

Kelly Kastner and Christopher Forte; soccer: Josie Davis and Nathan Monsanto; swimming: Hannah Ferreira and J.P. Vicens; tennis: Megan Francis and Barrett Manfre; track and field: Ladeijah Williams and Justin Pacifico; volleyball: Monica Dorman; wrestling: Alfred Shavers;

be a manager for the girls basketball team, a position he’s fallen in love with.

“It’s just a lot of fun,” Even said. “I love hanging around the team and the coaches. I loved it so much, I’ve decided to stick with it.”

Even has, since, gone on to assist with boys and girls tennis, basketball, football, wrestling and softball. He hopes he will be able to, one day, turn his efforts into a career.

“I plan to study either sports medicine or managing at college, when I graduate,” he said. “I want to do this for the rest of my life.”

According to DeAugustino, Even will have no problems becoming a lifetime assistant; he excels at it.

weightlifting: Darien Halliday and Mike Astrologo; sports medicine trainer: Nimshie Henry. Halliday, Manfre, Norberg and Monsanto were also recognized for being this year’s Rotary Scholar Athlete Award winners. Robinson and Leach were the winners of the overall awards.

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ike any typical sports fan who grew up watching ESPN’s Stuart Scott put his twist on sports highlights, I always wanted to be involved in sports culture. Growing up in a house where my mom rarely missed an L.A. Lakers, Atlanta Braves or especially a Dallas Cowboys game, sports has always been a part of my fabric.

After realizing my dream of reaching the big leagues would never come true, when I dropped out of high school in the 11th grade, I still kept an eye on sports, but when I got my second chance at an education at Trinity Baptist College in Jacksonville, I also got my second chance to be a part of sports.

There, I developed a love for writing, and, two years into my degree, my English professor launched a school newspaper, The Trinitarian. As one of my essay assignments for her Effective Writing class, I wrote about Michael Vick’s playmaking abilities, and the paper led to my position on the newspaper staff as the sports writer.

I was elated. I always wanted to break down games, analyze statistics and interview the best players. Although my small Bible college had fewer than 500 enrolled and five sports programs, I took pride in my responsibility. Between a fulltime job and full class schedule, I enjoyed my role as a writer.

Those years have led to my position at the Ormond Beach and Palm Coast Observers, where I cover five high schools with a total enrollment of over 8,000 students. This past school year, I’ve had the privilege to write about numerous conferences, district, regional and state champions. In the fall, I saw Matanzas golfer Anthony Hunter make an eagle and birdie in a three-hole span. Mainland’s football team, led by Denzel Houston, put together one of the best season performances I’ve ever seen. Flagler Palm Coast’s Sam Colasanti threw a no-hitter and Father Lopez’ Malik Maitland broke his old school record (42) with 44 points, 10 rebounds and five assists in a basketball game.

I was fortunate to witness the FPC girls basketball team reach the Final Four for the first time and Mainland’s track team win the district championship for the first time since the 1980s.

As a rookie sports writer, I have already seen more than some writers have seen in 10 years, and for that, I want to thank you all for this past school year.

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Chasing the American dream Three local golfers competed in the US Open qualifying round at Hammock Dunes.

JEFF DAWSEY SPORTS WRITER

For some, that dream is a twostory house inside a white, picket fence, two perfect children, a few nice cars and a bank account with a lot of money. For Craig Knight, Roman O’Rourke and Brandon Rufrano, they just want to play in the United States Open Championship, one of the most prestigious golf tournaments in the world.

“Ever since I’ve been a golf pro, I always wanted to get in the Open,” Knight said. “I always wanted to qualify for a tour event and play with the big boys.”

The three men recently competed in the Open qualifier at the Hammock Dunes Creek Course for a potential shot into the esteemed world tournament, but they all came up short.

Knight, a PGA professional and certified personal coach, has spent the last 20 years trying to master the greens and fairways. Due to his job as a coach, he doesn’t enter as many tournaments as he would like.

“I wish I could get in a lot more tournaments,” Knight said.

“Instead, I spend most of my time helping others play this crazy game.”

Knight’s best tournament came in 1997 at the Volusia Quad City 54-Hole Tournament in DeLand, where he took second place.

Although he’s turning 50 this

year, Knight still believes he can make it one day.

O’Rourke, like Knight, has also been playing for 20 years, although he started at 6 years old. O’Rourke, who is first assistant at the Hammock Dunes Club, wished he could’ve repeated his last year’s performance on the course, which would have won the qualifier. Last July, he shot a course record 67.

“That was, by far, the biggest accomplishment I’ve had,” O’Rourke said. “I was in a groove, had some fortunate things happen, and it turned out to be a great day.”

Bogeying his last two holes at the Open qualifier, O’Rourke fell out of contention, but his desire to play in the US Open continues.

“It would be an absolute dream come true,” he said. “It would be unreal just to get there, and then to try to compete would just be an unbelievable experience.”

Unlike the others, Rufrano has only been playing golf four years.

After acquiring multiple baseball scholarships during his junior year, Rufrano sought another sport to play in the offseason to take a break, and a golfer bet him that he couldn’t make the golf team. Once he made the team, he never looked back.

At 21, with just four years of experience, Rufrano has refined his game enough to call the 78 he shot a “bad day.”

“At practice, I usually shoot

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Craig Knight measures his shot for par.

from 70 to 72,” Rufrano said.

Now, months away from graduating from the University of Central Florida, Rufrano plans to dedicate more of his time to the game, so he could potentially find himself in the U.S. Open.

“It would mean the world to be able to qualify for one of the biggest tournaments in the world,” he said. “Hopefully, one day, I can get my game in shape to qualify for it.”

While Knight, O’Rourke and Rufrano may be at different stages of life, they all share that common American dream.

Roman O’Rourke holds the course record at Hammock Dunes with a 67 from the black tees.

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Vertigo Seminar Noon to 1 p.m. at Palm Coast Physical Therapy Center. Free.

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Memory Screening 2-5 p.m. at Visiting Angels Senior Home Care, 185 Cypress Point Parkway, Suite 5. The Alzheimer’s Resource Council of Flagler County invites the public to this free event. Call 446-7848. iRecs Night 4:30 p.m. at Belle Terre Elementary School. There will be science and tech demos, tech lab tours and student showcases.

Breast Cancer Support Group 5 p.m. at Florida Hospital Flagler, Classroom D, 60 Memorial Medical Parkway. Meets the third Thursday of every month. Call 586-2065.

Matanzas High School culinary student Noah Bruder demonstrates.

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by Oliver as a day of action to put food education back on the school’s curriculum, encouraged schools worldwide to follow along with the streaming video and eat healthy together. Oliver’s goal is to create a strong, sustainable movement to educate children about food, inspire families to cook and empower people to fight obesity.

The Rymfire event brought together 375 students from VPK through sixth grade to cook alongside culinary students from Flagler Palm Coast and Matanzas high schools. All elementary school students chosen were selected as a reward for doing different activities, such as participating in a health club at school, or winning a contest, or even writing extra essays.

Although not all students were thrilled about the overload of vegetables in their wholegrain sandwiches, Matanzas culinary student Lindsey Sanchez said she could tell how much fun the students were having.

“The kids really liked to make their own food and to be a part of it,” she said. “It was fun to work with them. They seemed eager to learn and were excited to try something different.”

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Anchor Boat Club Meeting 7 p.m. at the Italian American Club, 45 Old Kings Road N. Agenda includes final plans for trip to the San Sebastian winery for a light lunch, wine tasting and tour.

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Health Care Provider Class 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Palm Coast Fire Station 25, 1250 Belle Terre Parkway. The Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers Course is designed to provide a wide variety of healthcare professionals the ability to recognize several lifethreatening emergencies, provide CPR, use an AED, and relieve choking in a safe, effective and timely manner. Cost is $50 and advance purchase of workbook is recommended. Register at palmcoastgov.com. Call 986-2300.

Scenic A1A PRIDE Meeting 9 a.m. at the Hammock Community Center, 79 Malacompra Road.

Hammock Organics will present their conceptual plans. Other topics include local projects, code enforcement, parks and trails, and committee reports. Call 904-4258055.

More than 400 students participated in Food Revolution Day at Rymfire Elementary.

This is the second year that Rymfire has participated in Food Revolution Day, and the main event in the cafeteria was just one part of it. Each classroom at Rymfire also participated with activities tailored to meet curriculum guidelines and the school’s flagship focus on health and nutrition.

Some of the classroom activities included researching serving sizes, making fruit people, and calculating calories eaten and how much exercise needed to burn the calories.

The Opera Education Society 1:30-4:30 p.m. in the Meeting Room of the Flagler Palm Coast Library. Ron Swanger will present Sergei Prokofiev’s opera “The Love of Three Oranges.” Call 447-8318.

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SAR HONORS LOCAL PARAMEDIC Caryn Prather left her corporate job with ITT 16 years ago to become a paramedic for Flagler County. She doesn’t regret that decision.

“It’s different every day and it’s fun,” Prather said. “It’s such a great feeling when you do

something for someone.”

Last week, Prather was presented with the Emergency Medical Services Commendation Medal from the Sons of the American Revolution, Flagler Chapter, for performing an act or service beyond that normally expected.

“Every year, we give an award for public service,” said David John Kelsey Sr., past president. “It’s especially fitting to do it now because it is Public Service Recognition Week.”

Prather is also a member of Flagler County’s award-winning competitive paramedic team that has competed against teams from Austria, Belgium, Britain, Germany, Hungary, The Netherlands, Poland, Romania and the Czech Republic.

AROUND TOWN The United Way Women’s Initiative Flagler Board & Fund Allocations Committee approved a $1,000 grant to the Take Stock in Children Program run by the Flagler County Education Foundation.

The Old King’s Highway Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution installed its new officers May 2. They are Diane Neu, treasurer; Lindsay Birch, librarian/historian; Carol Stacey, secretary; Karen Alsup, regent; Betty Cheatham, registrar; and Terry Hein, chaplain.

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“We couldn’t be more pleased with the hard work and passion our club members continue to put into our club,” said incoming club president Kathy Somers. “We are certainly an active club and all of our members do their part to make this an outstanding club.”

The club has been busy this year. They just finished their Cycle Flagler event May 3, which drew 375 cyclists to the

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area and raised $10,000 to help feed families and provide scholarships to area students. And at the Flagler Schools Scholarship Night, the club presented four scholarships in the amount of

$1,000 to FPC and Matanzas High School students.

The club also received The United Way of Volusia Flagler’s Service Club Volunteer of the Year Award.

EFFORT BENEFITS SENIORS AND MEALS ON WHEELS Mary Beth Johnson, president of the Home Instead Senior Care office serving Flagler County, is on a mission to see more families share sit-down Sunday dinners with their senior loved ones.

The reason? New research shows that 50% of surveyed families living near senior relatives feel they do not share enough meals with older loved ones, losing an important family connection.

“For seniors, it’s not what’s on their plate that matters most at mealtime; it’s who is at the table with them,” Johnson said.

To encourage families to make time for these meals, the Home Instead Senior Care Foundation will donate $1 to Meals on Wheels America (up to $20,000 total through July 31) for each person that commits to regularly scheduling family dinners at sundaydinnerpledge.com.

To help families across the country host their own Sunday dinner, Home Instead Senior Care has partnered with celebrity chef Melissa d’Arabian to develop easy, nutritious recipes.

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TERESA SHAW AWARDED BY BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Victim Advocate Teresa Shaw was honored by the Boy Scouts of America Central Florida Council as the 2015 Explorer Advisor of the Year. Shaw has served the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office for the past eight years and has spent countless hours assisting with the Explorer Post by mentoring future leaders in the community.

The Flagler Sheriff’s Explorer Program was established in 1986. The year-round program follows the school calendar and is designed for young men and women ages of 14-20, who are attending school. The program is designed to build strong relationships with law enforcement, while teaching participants about the law enforcement profession.

“We are very proud of Teresa’s accomplishments and for her commitment to the program, she is a great role model for these young people,” said Senior Cmdr. Steve Cole.

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Seventeen third- through sixthgrade Old Kings Elementary School students were treated to a ride in a stretch Hummer and lunch at Sakura Japanese Steak House on Thursday, May 14, in recognition of reading above and beyond during the school year.

Students being recognized read and passed tests for all 15 books on the Sunshine State Readers list. The reward program was implemented by Old Kings Media Specialist Kim Weeks four years ago, as an incentive for students.

They have always been able to pick where they eat out, but this was the largest group, the first time third-graders made the cut, and the first time there was a limo ride.

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“It was his attitude; he wanted to be one of the first third-graders to do it,” said Heather Peugh, who came to see her son, third-grader Greyson Peugh, get in the limo.

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CLASSNOTES Panthers medal at Science Olympiad The Florida Elementary Science Olympiad was held at University of Central Florida in Orlando May 9, and 13 Wadsworth Elementary students participated in 13 different events. Students in the “Who wants to be a biologist?” event placed third out of 43 teams.

Other events included bridge building, water rockets, ‘A’ is for anatomy, egg drop, energy lab, estimania, mystery packaging, mystery powders, pentathlon, rock hound, solid liquid gas, and starry starry night. This is the first time Wadsworth has competed in these events.

Students who participated are Celeste Baker, Ariyanna Joumaa, Kayleigh Johnson, Haley Ritter, Mackinzie Rogan, Davin Hansen, Emma Laupepa, Patricia Figueroa, Alexander Hetzler, Hailey Womack-Foresman, Mia Balthasar, Alexandra Pitts and Charlotte Souza.

FPC Band to clean up the beach The Flagler Palm Coast High School Band will host a beach clean up 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, May 30 in Flagler Beach. The more than 200 students that make up the band are giving their time to give back to the community that supports them.

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Hammock Beach home: $560,000 Grand Haven Fannie Mae sold the home at 18 Park Circle to Neil and Lois Copeland, of Palm Coast, for $325,000. Built in 2005, it has four bedrooms, three baths, a pool, a spa, a fireplace and 3,114 square feet of living area.

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Hammock Beach home tops the sales list for Flagler County residential real estate transactions the week of April 1-8. Mary Hafeman, of Jacksonville, sold the home at 54 Oak View Circle to Arah and Susan Brooks, of Palm Coast, for $560,000. Built in 2004, it has three bedrooms, three baths, a pool, a summer kitchen and 2,776 square feet of living area.

Hammock Beach Club Bank of America sold the condo at 200 Ocean Crest Drive, Unit 816, to Joseph Philip Ulrich Jr., of Palm Coast, for $372,500. Built in 2003, it has three bedrooms, three baths and 1,676 square feet of living area.

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The top selling home has 2,776 square feet of living area.

$106,000. Built in 2007, it has one bedrooom, one bath and 425 square feet of living area.

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Ocean Palm Katharine Erfle, of Westerville, Ohio, sold the home at 276 Ocean Palm Drive to The S&L Fraas Trust for $445,000.

Built in 1980, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a boat dock and 2,160 square feet.

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Armand Beach Richard and Carole McCleery sold the home at 8 Sycamore Terrace to Donald Freer Jr., of Acworth, Georgia, for $250,000. Built in 1997, it has four bedrooms, two baths and 2,011 square feet of living area.

Plaza Caribe Ronald Goldberg and Julia Goldberg, of Palm Coast, sold the condo at 301 S. Central Ave., Unit 8, to Carletto Estates Properties Inc. for

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Belle Terre Bank of America sold the home at 18 Petoria Lane to Delfim and Maria Duarte, of Palm Coast, for $140,000. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,862 square feet of living area.

Lakeside at Matanzas Shores Theodora Merendino, of Deerfield Beach, sold the home at 11 San Miguel Court to Annette Louise Dexter Jones, of Palm Coast, for $293,000. Built in 1991, it has three bedrooms, two bathss and 1,896 square feet of living area.

Lehigh Woods Katherine Zakota, of Queens, New York, sold the home at 3 Raintree Place to Robert Danford and Sonia Elise Danford, of Palm Coast, for $142,000.

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Seminole Woods Fannie Mae sold the home at 103 Smith Trail to Graham Korte and Vanessa Sarik, of Palm Coast, for $136,000. Built in 1995, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 1,164 square feet.

Tidelands Fannie Mae sold the condo at 55 Riverview Bend S., Unit 2021, to Benjamin and Estelle Shindell, of Palm Coast, for $120,000. Built in 2007, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,115 square feet of living area.

Surf Club Timothy and Raylene Holladay, of New Port Richey, sold the

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Denise Duty, Florida Hospital Flagler director of inpatient nursing, records FPC wrestler Michael DeAugustino’s pulse during the hospital’s annual free sports physical event.

Student athletes from both Flagler Palm Coast and Matanzas High School received free sports physicals from Florida Hospital Flagler.

The Hospital pulled together a team of 15 physicians, 35 staff volunteers and 20 Daytona State College nursing students to volunteer their time and talents to provide the physicals for the local student athletes, which will allow them to participate in sporting events for the coming school year.

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cost for a student physical at a walk-In clinic is approximately $30 each, Florida Hospital Flagler provided approximately $12,000 worth of free services to local teenagers with this annual community event.

“I thank Florida Hospital Flagler for their continued support of Flagler Palm Coast High School athletics,” said Steve DeAugustino, the school’s athletics director. “The physicals they provide each year are a huge financial help and lets our student athletes know they live in a community that cares about them.”

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PALM COAST PERMITS The following is an update for permit activity in the city for May 7-13. Total number of all permits issued: 163.

COMMERCIAL APPLICATION: Five Star Industrial Services applied for a $23,000 application for gym interior renovations at 5920 State Highway 100 E.

RESIDENTIAL PERMITS ISSUED: Intervest Construction was issued a $425,000 permit for a single-family residence at 5 Scarlet Oak Court.

DR Horton was issued $360,000 permit for a singlefamily residence at 43 Auberry Drive.

Bellagio Custom Homes was issued a $352,000 permit for a single-family residence at 17 Blue Oak Lane.

Vanacore Construction was issued a $254,000 permit for a single-family residence at 50 Westmoreland Drive.

Lifetime Enclosures was issued a $39,000 permit for an alteration at 39 Old Kings Road S. Lancia Custom Homes was issued a $35,000 permit for a pavilion addition at 8 Crafton Court.

Ted & Bob’s Alum was issued an $11,000 permit for an alteration at 66 Forest Hill Drive.

Screen Machines was issued a $9,000 permit for an addition at 6 Laurel Oak Place.

Millers Screen was issued a $9,000 permit for an addition at 6 Graham Trail.

Pools Captain was issued a $7,000 permit for an addition at 14 Osprey Circle.

Encompass Aluminum was issued a $6,000 permit for an addition at 5 Clermont Court.

Dacom Home Accents was issued a $3,000 permit for an alteration at 36 Osprey Circle.

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36 Tripoli’s home 49 French clergyman 71 Santiago padres?

96 Well-tossed pigskin 37 Father of Rachel and 50 Electric guitarist’s 75 Nerd kin 98 Even bigger Leah need 76 Ohio home of the 100 Alone 38 Brewpub offering 51 Cool in manner Wright brothers 102 More moth-eaten 39 “___ la Douce” (1963 53 About 1.3 cubic yards 79 Automobile sounder 105 Scottish Gaelic film) 54 Shag rug made in 80 “Beetle Bailey” dog 106 Brit’s bar

40 Rescue vehicle, for short 41 Flora and fauna 44 “The Simpsons” bartender 46 Brand, in a way 47 Estrada of “CHiPs” 48 Places for lions 50 Perfectly arranged 52 Relatives of 15-Down 55 Symphony woodwind 56 Greek cheese 57 Poor imitator 61 Lionel Richie classic 63 “Correct” suffix 65 Duffer’s obstacle 66 Partner for means 69 First U.S. space station 71 Roughen, as lips 72 Bindle bearer 73 Multivitamin supplement 74 No place for a roller skate 77 Chicago airport 78 Birth-related 81 Waiter’s reward 83 Beyond stringy 85 Attachment to “one” or “your” 87 Boxing great Joe 89 Kind of 93-Across 91 Fleur-de-___ 95 Rotating or pivoting 96 Give the cold shoulder 97 Bamm-Bamm’s friend 99 “Silly” birds 100 Senator Specter and others 101 Starts the business day 102 Some burial sites 103 Disney mermaid 104 ___ cotta 105 Diplomatic agent 108 Minute amount 109 Pond residue 111 Bullfight bull 112 Bibliographical abbr.

113 Art ___ 114 Hard, yellow cheese 117 Faucet 119 Fourth-qtr. followers, sometimes

CRYPTOQUIZ Each of the following cryptograms is a clue to the identity of an American general. Using the hints Y=E and B=T, decipher the clues to name the general.

1. D F O M F M 2. C Y M B L N E O B 3. N L Y J F B E N O B N J Z U 4. O F B N 5. L J Y M E K Y O B This general served as Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces in Europe in WWII:

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Experienced TILE SETTERS/Tile Helpers Must have tools, transportation, with valid drivers license.

Established family owned business.

Call 386-445-9407 (M-F), 9-5.

QUALITY HOME. Built in 2014, open floor plan, 1955 sq.ft. split 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2-car garage, nice Palm Coast neighborhood, $219,000. Call 828.371.5992.

MOROCCO SHRINE CENTER 3800 ST. JOHNS BLUFF RD. JACKSONVILLE, FL 32216 MAY 29TH, 30TH AND 31ST FRIDAY & SATURDAY 10AM – 6PM SUNDAY 10AM – 4PM

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Full & Part Time Positions, Great Benefits: Medical, Dental, 401K & Golf Privileges DRUG FREE WORKPLACE Call 386-446-6235

Cleaning

Condos For Sale BANK OWNED CONDOS CERTIFIED FITNESS INSTRUCTOR Exclusive Private Country Club in Palm Coast Part Time Position, flexible work schedule Experienced in aquatics, fitness, personal training, program development

GET A GREAT BUY! Call 386-445-8441 for private showing.

At this time we have 10 Bank Owned Condos $486,000. available now, $94,900 to $1,299,900.

24 Bank Owned Condos have been SOLD or have gone pending since Jan 2015.

Your chance to get a great buy.

Great Benefits: 401K & Golf Privileges DRUG FREE WORKPLACE

Schools/Instruction GUITAR LESSONS Fast, Fun & Easy!

Day or Evening.

Free Lesson & reference materials.

386-302-5400 VOICE LESSONS qualified teacher, call for interview and more information. 386-283-5179

PIANO LESSONS UNLEASH THE FUN! Barb Polomsky, B.A., MTNA, Nationally Certified Piano Teacher & Suzuki Certified − Palm Coast− Flagler Beach areas. Beg. to College level. (386) 864−4316. Visit www.pianodiarte.net for more info & media.

Call 386-445-8441 100 Plus Realty Group

E-mail resumes to rkhan@hammockdunesclub.com

Homes For Sale

IMMEDIATE OPENING for an Account Manager in ADVERTISING SALES. Join a team of highly successful, fun loving, community journalists and marketing professionals.

Please apply if you are: TECH SAVVY, PROBLEM SOLVER, GREAT COMMUNICATOR and a TEAM PLAYER. College degree preferred. Compensation includes base salary plus commission, paid vacation, expenses and health coverage contribution.

Must have reliable transportation.

Please call 386-447-9723 for more information.

BANK OWNED HOMES!

FULL-TIME SECRETARY to perform general administrative/off support for growing church in Bunnell. Qualified applicants must be a Christian, organized, able to multi-task, possess excellent communication/interpersonal skills. Duties include; typing, creating documents, bulletins.

Maintaining files/financial records, bulk mailings, answering/responding to phone calls and needs of the church in general. Able to independently maintaining the church office without supervision and be proficient with Microsoft Office. 35-40 hours per week, occasional weekend work possible.

Salary commensurates with experience.

Please provide cover letter, resume and at least three (3) references, one of which needs to be from a Church/Lay leader.

Mail to: First Baptist Church of Bunnell Attn: Personnel Committee PO Box 365 Bunnell, FL 32110

ACCOUNTING

Seabreeze Bookkeeping & Tax Service LLC

S.O.S.

www.PalmCoastRepos.com Palm West Home Realty, Inc BLUE RIDGE mountains, N. C, log cabin with view on 2+ acres, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, screened porch, large deck, 3 sources of heat, full woodworking shop, 2 garages, washer/dryer, full furnished.

Move-in condition, $169,000. 386-446-8048

Great Selection of Pool Homes Screened with SPA

APPLIANCE REPAIR

Savarese Landscape & Design, Inc, Call Michael (386) 246−2406

Pet Services

ONEY $AVE AM ND MAKE MONEY

For private showing call 386-445-8441 100 Plus Realty Group WHAT’S YOUR HOME WORTH? Don’t under-value or over price Your home.

GARAGE SALE

Determine the value of your home with a FREE Online Home Evaluation.

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Get a discount when you run your ad in more than one Observer.

Remax Select Professionals

Call 941.955.4888

AUTO SERVICE

ORMOND FINE IMPORTS

Licensed & Insured 35 Years Experience

“Your Full Service Hometown Dealer” Foreign and Domestic

SPENCER’S OFFERED SERVICES

ASE Certified Master Technicians

CALL JOHN (386) 864-5882

We will buy or consign your car

386-672-2474 82 N. US-1, Ormond Beach, FL 32174 170022

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Ormond Beach 386-672-6999 Daytona Beach 386-258-5880

LAWN SERVICE Starting at $15.00 per Cut! Landscaping Services Pressure Washing Mulch Rock Pavers

HAPPY PAWS Dog Sitting Service, Great rates!

Happy dogs! 24/7 care. Please call 386-237-1797.

Available From $249,900 to $1,299,000

APPLIANCE REPAIR & HANDYMAN SERVICE

• Individual Income Tax • Out-of-State Tax Returns • All Business Tax Returns

Landscaping & Lawn Service SPRING CLEANUPS. Trimming, beds (mulched or rocked), drains installed, landscape maintenance.

Commercial/residential. 386-503-6055.

Trimming Specials “Everything but the Lawn” Detailing, Trimming, Weeding, Mulch, Gutters, Cleaned, Pressure Washing, Leaf Cleanups 386-263-7032 LANDSCAPE LIGHTING Contractor Needed in Palm Coast to Install and Maintain Current Landscape Lighting System. Call Pete at 386−445 −3055 (540) 520−5390

FREE list with pictures!

APPLIANCE REPAIR

IRS PROBLEMS? WE CAN HELP!

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

Worry-Less with Liz cleaning your home.

Call me at 386-569-6151.

Visit my website: www.palmcoastcleaninglady.com Free Estimates!

10% off 1st cleaning New Clients Only!

Licensed/References available

AUTO SERVICE

Check us out on line at:

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The BUSINeSS DIrecTory

WorkS for yoU!

Call 386-447-9723 to reserve your space.

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No Appointment Necessary

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Voted Best Around 5 Years in a Row

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GREATER JACKSONVILLE COIN CLUB FALL COIN & COLLECTABLE SHOW

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

Dom, Joey, Dom

Mon.-Fri. 9-5 Saturday 9-1

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CARMELO ’S BARBER SHOP Professional Hair Stylist

KITCHEN/BATH REMODELING

AW Custom Kitchens & Baths Inc.

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

CABINETRY FOR YOUR HOME OR OFFICE

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Serving Flagler County Since 1991

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

BICYCLES

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LANDSCAPING & LAWN 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE • COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

Wayne Paytas 169833

904-545-5702 Fax: 386-445-1053 • email: wpaytas@bellsouth.net CGC 1505420

TROPICAL KAYAKS

State Certified General Contractor, Licensed & Insured

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DOORS

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

COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE

Serving the area for over 15 years

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Special LOW RATES on Lawn Maintenance, Grass Cuttting, Edging, Trimming & Much More! CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE

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• Basic/Deep-Cleaning • Vacation Rentals • New/Remodel Construction • Windows/Carpet Cleaning LOW REASONABLE RATES

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Family Owned & Operated Licensed/Insured/Bonded www.mothershavenhomecare.com

SACS CLEANING SERVICE 15% OFF with commitment

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Step out of the ordinary GOD gave us variety!

HEALTH & FITNESS

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the most unusual Garden Shop in the area

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The Observer Business Directory Call 386-447-9723 to reserve your space.

Proudly Serving Flagler County for 30 Years!

Call us for your spring cleanups!

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Palm Coast Chiropractic Health Care

1 Free Cleaning Every Year

Commercial & Residential Palms and Plants at Discount Prices

CALL TODAY for your FREE Estimate!

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

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Mother’s Haven Cleaning Service

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• Removal • Trimming • Stump Grinding • Landscaping • Storm Clean-Up • Sod Installation • Free Estimates • Licensed & Insured

3DTreeandlanscaping.com Surgeon (Arborist)

Authorized Dealer of Eddyline Kayaks

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Licensed Insured

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New Construction Additions • Renovations

BOAT SERVICES

Rentals from $20 & up!

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Free Estimates Commercial Residential

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Cabinet & Countertop Refacing

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