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Let’s talk survival For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we brought together four survivors to talk wigs, chemo and cramming in as much life as possible. PAGE 3

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Four shots ‘He kept pushing me mentally,’ Anna Pehota told 911 dispatchers, after she shot her husband.

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Bill Aber, who was inspired to sing karaoke by Mondo, sings, “I Think I Love You” by the Partridge Family.

Friends gathered at Johnny D’s to celebrate the life of Karaoke DJ Mondo Henriques who died Sept. 24.

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The Pehota house in the Hammock was always quiet, neighbors said. But it was chaos the afternoon of Sept. 23 as deputies ordered Anna Pehota, 75, out of the house and handcuffed her after she called 911 saying she’d shot her husband, John.

Neighbors began to gather in the background, and the Pehotas’ Pomeranian dog, Elvis, slipped out of the home and began tearing across the street as deputies tried to catch it. Deputies let Pehota out of a patrol car, in handcuffs, so the dog would go to her.

It was the last time Pehota would see the dog, or her home, before deputies took her to the county jail and charged her with second-degree murder in her husband’s death.

“She slid down on the ground, and the dog went in her lap,” said neighbor Ruth Rupprecht, who took care of Elvis until the Pehotas’ children could take it.

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The event was originally planned as a fundraiser to help offset the cost of cancer treatments, but instead became a celebration of his life.

Friends and family of the late karaoke DJ, Mondo Henriques, filled Johnny D’s Bar and Grill on Thursday, Sept. 24. Henriques died from cancer on Saturday, Sept. 19.

Realizing his life was coming to an end, Henriques made one last

request to his close friend, Johnny DeLellis, owner of Johnny D’s Bar and Grill, “I am feeling so bad, I do not want to bring people down,” Mondo Henriques said. “I do not want tears at the celebration, I want everyone to just have fun.”

Henriques’ request was fulfilled with a long night of his friends singing and dancing to karaoke. Henriques, who was a DJ in Flagler County for 25 years, inspired many of the locals who frequent the bars to sing karaoke for the first time.

“Mondo was my first karaoke

Peggy McBride shares a personal memory she shared with Mondo Henriques.

“Forgive quickly, kiss longer, enjoy life and Sallie Long takes a moment to collect herself after reading a poem dedicated to Mondo.

mentor who inspired me to sing karaoke and enjoy life,” Bill Aber said after he sang the song, “I Think I Love You,” by the Partridge Family, in honor of Henriques.

Peggy McBride shared her favorite memory with Henriques: “We sang many duets together, but after one particular song, ‘You Don’t Bring Me Flowers Anymore,’ by Neil Diamond and Barbra Streisand, Mondo reached over the table and gave me flowers. It was the best memory of many.”

never be afraid to sing out loud.”

Words from Karaoke DJ Mondo Henriques, as remembered by a friend of 15 years, Jason Gilliam

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Window-tint stop leads to arrests for fraud, homicide

CFPBA Chapter President Kimberly Kilpatrick and Sheriff James L. Manfre

Sheriff’s Office signs labor contract with 4% raises The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office and the Costal Florida Police Benevolent Association and Public Employees Association have signed a new three-year contract for law enforcement deputies up to the rank of sergeant and select staff personnel Thursday at the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Operations building. Most employees will get about a 4% raise, Sheriff James L. Manfre said. “This is the first major pay raise for my employees in six years,” he said.

“For four straight years, employees received no raises. In 2013 they received a $1,125 pay raise and in 2014 they received a 1% pay increase. On average, most employees will receive a much-needed 4% raise in this new contract.”

Cops offer $500 for information on Staples robber Flagler County Sheriff’s Office detectives are offering a $500 reward for information leading to an arrest in the armed robbery of the Staples on Old Kings Road Saturday, Sept. 12.

A surveillance image shows the suspect as a black male, 5 feet, 9 inches tall, with a stocky build, wearing a gray Florida State Seminoles hoodie sweatshirt pulled tightly around his face and carrying a black backpack. Deputies said he displayed a small semi-automatic handgun, and believe he may have hidden in the store’s stock room until closing. According to the investigation, the suspect approached a manager from behind in the cash room at the front of Staples after closing time and pointed the gun at him, then told the manager to empty the safe into the backpack. Call 586-4801.

Florida Highway Patrol troopers stopped the car for a mundane reason: The window tint looked too dark. It wasn’t, troopers discovered, but instead, they arrested the car’s three occupants — Juan Gabriel Torres Rodriguez, 22; Liz Marie Figueroa Rodriguez, 24; and Alberto Bourdier Maldonado, 36 — for more serious crimes: Torres Rodriguez was wanted for homicide, and all three were charged with dozens of counts of credit card fraud.

The traffic stop happened at about 4:22 p.m. Sept. 22, on Interstate 95 just south of State Road 100, according to a Florida Highway Patrol arrest report.

A police dog was let out for a “free air sniff” of the car while checking the car’s window tint.

The window tint tested out at a legal 10%, but the dog, named Ronnie, “alerted” to the left rear door seam, scratching at it.

INDIAN TRAILS STUDENT STRUCK IN HIT-AND-RUN A seventh-grade Indian Trails Middle School student was struck in a hit-and-run crash the morning of Sept. 25 at the corner of Brookside Lane and Belle Terre Parkway.

The child’s parent was called to the scene, and took the child to Florida Hospital Flagler as a precaution.

It was the second time

Troopers began searching the car, and found a bit of marijuana in a clothing store bag.

But they also started finding credit cards by the dozens: There were some hidden inside a motorcycle boot that was itself hidden inside a box that was hidden inside a child car seat. More were in front of the gear shifter, in the ash tray, and one under the driver’s seat as well as in passengers’ purses and wallets. Altogether, the troopers found 72 of them, all in the name of Juan G. Rodriguez or Liz M. Figueroa.

The troopers called in U.S. Secret Service agents to help.

All three of the car’s occupants were charged with 72 counts of falsely embossing or altering a credit card and with charges of possessing stolen credit cards.

Troopers also discovered that Torres-Rodriguez had an active arrest warrant out of Puerto Rico for homicide under the name Jose Torres-Rodriguez.

Troopers took all three suspects to the Flagler County jail.

within a week that a middle school student was struck on their way to school: Last Monday, a school bus struck a Buddy Taylor 8th grader, causing minor injuries.

The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the Sept. 25 crash, and deputies are looking for a small, black, four-door car, possibly a Toyota, with a white stripe on the door. The identity of the driver, who drove away from the scene, is unknown. Any-

Bunnell woman, 20, killed in crash near Pellicer Creek Jaylin M. Tilton, a 20-yearold Bunnell woman, died early the morning of Sept.

24 in a single-car crash on North Old Kings Road near the intersection with Princess Place Road in northern Flagler County.

Tilton was driving north in her 2011 Mitsubishi Galant at about 4:40 a.m. when the car veered off the road, entered the shoulder on the east side and crashed into a guard rail, according to a Florida Highway Patrol news release. Tilton was not wearing a seatbelt, according to the news release, and died at the scene of the crash.

one with information about the car is asked to contact the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office at 437-4116.

Flagler Schools wants to remind motorists to pay close attention while on all roads — both major transportation arteries and neighborhood streets — throughout the school year, and watch out for students as they make their way to and from school.

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Four survivors on the battle with breast cancer:

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Angela DiBenedetto, Bonnie Warren, Linda Merriell and Susan Burkett

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Four ladies get real about itchy wigs, the burden of not being able to take care of themselves, and how you can help.

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U.S. have breast cancer but don’t know it yet. n An estimated 211,240 new cases of invasive breast cancer and 58,490 new cases of in situ breast cancer are expected to occur among women in the U. S. this year. n An estimated 1,690 new cases of breast cancer is expected in men this year in the U.S. n Only 10% of people diagnosed with breast cancer have a family history of the disease. n It is estimated that 13,430 new cases of breast cancer in women will be diagnosed this year in Florida and that 2,570 will die of this disease.

‘NEVER GO BY YOURSELF’

One of the hardest parts for the women to deal with was accepting the fact that they can’t do everything themselves.

“It’s critical to have someone with you because every time you go to the doctor it’s something else,” Warren said. “Take someone with you. Never, ever go by yourself. You can’t be superwoman.”

“That was a hard thing because I had always been very self-sufficient,” Burkett said. “There would be times when I’d be taking a nap and people would be bringing me dinner, and I’d feel guilty. That

Though they all felt love and support during their breast cancer treatments, there were times when they didn’t know how to politely tell people what not to do.

“Let me know if there’s something I can do,” Warren said in response to the question: What do you not want people to say?

“Because you don’t know. You don’t know what to tell people what to do for you.”

“Or you feel funny saying, ‘Come clean my house.’” Burkett laughed.

“I tell people now, spiritually you need to be in tuned with what God lays on your heart,” Warren said. “If he lays it on your heart to clean her house, then go clean her house. From the individual’s perspective, they can’t tell what to do for them because they don’t know. This isn’t something they’ve experienced before. You have to go with your gut and don’t worry about it. Say, ‘I’m going to come clean your house.’ What are

Even with losing things like eyelashes, eyebrows and fingernails, the women still found the positive and the humor in their treatment — a skill they quickly learned was important to stay alive.

“I have a lady at work going through uterine cancer right now,” Burkett said, “and I told her in two weeks your hair is going to fall out, and there’s going to be a positive in that. You can take a shower and jump right in bed, no shampoo. You don’t have to shave your legs for a long time. Enjoy that. But also know there are bugs that are going to fly up your nose because you have no nose hair.

It’s really stupid stuff, it’s pretty comical.”

“I learned to limit your time with negative people,” DiBenedetto said.

“And don’t go on the Internet,” said Merrill as the group laughed.

“Yes, you will drive yourself insane,” Warren said with her hands in the air. “You have to have everything positive. Anything that warms your spirit keep it right in front of your face.”

“People would say to me, ‘Gosh, you’re so strong. How do you get the strength?’ Merrill said. “You just do it. When your back’s against the wall, you just do it.”

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Even with varying durations of being cancer-free and the types of treatment they endured, these four women who met together on a Saturday morning at Salvo Art, in Bunnell, to talk with the Observer, found that they were in agreement on most issues associated with the illness, especially the symptoms of chemotherapy.

“My kids were young,” said Burkett, who was diagnosed when she was 38. “Your life was on a three-week cycle. You had chemo, then you were sick for usually a week.”

“One good week a month,” said Warren.

“Yep, and you pack as much life as you can into that last week,” Burkett said. “Because you know the next week you’re going to have chemo and be down again.”

they going to do? They can’t get out of bed. You just do it.”

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was very humbling and very hard to accept at first. But you have to learn to accept help and know that one day you’re going to pay it back.”

“My daughter said breast cancer is a sign you’re doing too much mothering,” DiBenedetto said, “and that you need to back off and let others help you.”

“Everything that makes you feel secure as a woman — it strips,” Warren said. “Being a mother, being a friend, your body, your hair. Whatever about yourself that you felt good about, it destroys. So when you begin the fight, you accept that there’s going to be a new you. I remember looking in the mirror like, ‘I don’t even know who this person is.’”

n The Florida Breast Cancer Foundation recommends mammograms starting at age 40. n Clinical breast exams should be part of a periodic health exam about every three years for women in their 20s and 30s, and every year for women 40 and older.

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“What I really hated was the wig,” Bunnell Elementary School second-grade teacher Bonnie Warren said as she ran her fingers through her own blonde hair. “That thing would get so itchy and hot that I took it off before I even left the school parking lot.”

“Ugh, I forgot about the wig,” said retired Flagler County educator Angela DiBenedetto.

Susan Burkett, manager of Artsy Abode in Daytona Beach, laughed in agreement and said: “I threw it in the back seat and drove I-95 home bald. I don’t care.

Nobody knows me on the road.”

“Well, I was totally distracted through the whole thing because I was planning my daughter’s wedding,” Ormond Beach business owner Linda Merrill explained to the group. “She was in Nashville and getting married at home in Ormond. And I had my wig at the wedding.”

“And she looked awesome in it,” chimed in Burkett who is also Merrill’s sister-in-law.

“And my daughter’s motherin-law ended up being diagnosed a month after me,” Merrill said “So we both had our wigs on for the wedding.”

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‘She has a kind heart, a good heart’ “She didn’t cry. No emotion.

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The scene seemed as incongruous as the crime, said Rupprecht, who’s known the Pehotas for about eight years, from conversations about shared interests like gardening and pets, and regular banter across the households’ shared fence.

“Nice man, nice couple — really shocking,” Rupprecht said.

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Anna was his caretaker.

The afternoon of the shooting, the couple had been arguing, according to Sheriff’s Office reports.

In her 911 call with a dispatcher, Anna Pehota “was crying hysterically, and stated several times that she shot her husband, and how could she do this,” according to an arrest report.

The dispatcher asked her why.

“He kept pushing me mentally,” Pehota replied.

Pehota told a deputy that John had been “abusing her mentally,” according to the report, for many years, and that she’d been making dinner that evening when he said something to her that made her angry.

“She could not remember what it was, but it made her mad and caused her to break a dish in the kitchen,” a deputy wrote in the report. He continued to “provoke” her, Anna Pehota told deputies, and she went into her bedroom and got a .22 caliber long-barreled handgun and shot her husband multiple times as he stood next to the front door of the house. Anna Pehota told deputies she believed she’d shot him three times.

It was actually four, a Sheriff’s Office spokesman said later, and deputies determined the shooting was “without provocation following an argument in the trailer.”

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Rupprecht never saw any sign of trouble between the husband and wife, a couple she described as quiet and caring.

The two kept to themselves, but neighbors often saw Anna out riding her bicycle, clothed in bright reflective gear as she pedaled to the nearby Publix supermarket.

The couple did things for one another, Rupprecht said.

“He’d clean up the yard, (saying), ‘My wife likes this, my wife likes that.’ Or, she would go out in the backyard because he couldn’t, so she’s like, ‘I know that he wants the yard cleaned up.’ It was just thoughtful things. … They looked after each other.”

Anna loved Christmas trees, Rupprecht said, and the couple kept theirs up through February.

The doted on their dog, Elvis, and at one point had a cat.

A couple of years ago, when he was more agile, John Pehota, who was “handy as can be,” built a shed in the backyard for Anna, Rupprecht said. “He was very proud of it. ... That was the last thing he did. He put that up, painted it, the wife picked the colors out. He did it for her. That was for her. He always did stuff for her.”

She’d seen John Pehota just that morning, as he took Elvis on his daily walk, a slow shuffle down the street.

“It was the same as usual, just almost our same conversation: ‘Beautiful day out, isn’t it lovely ... ’ Nothing out of the usual,” she said.

But recently, Rupprecht said, John had had increasing trouble holding a conversation. He’s get partway through, then wander off. It must have been stressful for Anna, Rupprecht said.

“When you have dementia in family members, it really is hard,” she said. “The poor thing. I really wish she had reached out to some of us. ... She’s not a cold-blooded murderer, she’s not like that, she’s not like a mean, evil person. She had a kind heart, a good heart, she was an artist, she was a good person. Something must have snapped. It really must have snapped.”

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“The guy is like, squatted down, and the cops are down there, and I hear him saying, ‘Come out with your hands up, put the weapon down,’” Rupprecht said. “He kept repeating it. And I’m like, ‘What is going on here?’ And he goes, ‘Ma’am, you better get back in the house.’

The Rupprechts were incredulous when they saw deputies handcuff Anna Pehota.

Detectives detained Anna Pehota and began questioning her, but “she was unable to provide any further information as to what she and John were arguing about, and stated that she just couldn’t remember,” according to the report.

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We need a senior center — yesterday

DENISE CALDERWOOD GUEST WRITER

September was Celebrate Senior Center Month. Unfortunately, we can’t celebrate because we don’t have one!

Instead, we have a meal site in Flagler Beach that serves 50 seniors who get a frozen meal, and we have a 20-slot Adult Day Care program that has a waiting list. Our senior population is growing faster than the average. According to the Florida Department of Elder Affairs, Flagler has 32,367 (33.1%) residents who are 60 and older, with 2.6% over the age of 85; 5,442 live alone. We have the highest concentration of seniors 90 and above in Northeast Florida and we are a “Community for a Lifetime.”

In January 2006, Mayor Jim Canfield signed resolution 2006-04 forming a Communities for a Lifetime Council that conducted a needs assessment, and four months later it was disbanded because of the projected costs of implementation.

In a November 2011 Flagler Palm Coast News-Tribune article, Mary DiStefano, a two-term Palm Coast Council member, said, “I regret not being able to have a place built just for seniors. I feel that I’ve

NEIGHBORING COUNTIES HAVE IT FIGURED OUT Florida has over 240 dedicated senior centers. St. Johns County has four, and Volusia County has 12. Ormond Beach has two of those, one a gym and one a multipurpose facility where every Wednesday you can have lunch and dance the afternoon away with a swing band that takes requests — all for free.

tried my best, I am disappointed that I wasn’t able to get it done because there isn’t enough room for both seniors and children at the community center.”

James Firman, CEO of the National Council on Aging, said in the St. Augustine Record: “Today’s senior centers are evolving to reflect a new view of aging that empowers the people they serve. They’re connecting older adults with meaningful opportunities including participation in Tai Chi, art, music and computer courses to explore creativity and to remain viable and connected.”

WHY A SENIOR CENTER?

A senior center provides comprehensive support, including services for socialization, information, referral, education, entertainment, and health promotion. A senior center strives to provide positive experiences to relieve loneliness and make the retirement years full by forming partnerships with local organizations.

A major emphasis is to integrate seniors into the community because we all know that seniors matter. However, they need to vie for space at the Palm Coast Community Center, a 7,000-square-foot building that has only three rooms, and, during the summer, this space has to be shared with youth.

Seniors are the backbone of Palm Coast, and for those who remember the ITT ads, Palm Coast was marketed as a retirement community. How ironic it is that the planned retirement community doesn’t have a dedicated senior center, but the city still offers a public/ private tennis club and a golf course that loses money and each has to be subsidized at a cost of $150,000 after years of operation.

Palm Coast is a good city, but it could be made a great community if the city leaders do the right thing by seniors.

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There are currently two facilities available for sale that could be fantastic “homes” for seniors.

The Palm Coast Yacht Club is one. It’s next to Long Creek Preserve, which, by the year 2018, is scheduled to have an outdoor pavilion.

A win-win is to buy the club because it would expand the park by four acres and it has a 7,000-square-foot building that has a commercial kitchen and air conditioning.

The organization has been in existence since 1978 and the majority of its members are seniors: The first commodore, Tony Rende, celebrated his 90th birthday. The builder of the facility, Michael Mullins, celebrated his 91st birthday, and he feels strongly that “it would be a fantastic building because it is a beautiful location that has a strong foundation.”

The Yacht Club is similar in size to the River House Senior Center in St. Augustine, and it serves 125 families from Palm Coast. How ironic? The River House serves two functions: By day it serves seniors and is an accredited senior center, and by night it transforms itself into an elegant evening venue, bringing in revenue through special events, like weddings and anniversary celebrations.

Mayor Netts please don’t leave office with the same regrets as your fellow council members. It’s not too late to make the right call, and, as a commissioner on the Florida Inland Navigation District, you know that there is grant money available.

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The second property is 18,000 square feet. It has a community dining area with a Florida room, classrooms, office space and open areas. The building is wired for technology and has an emergency generator, so it could serve many functions.

The building is located at 2 Corporate Drive on Palm Coast Parkway West, and it is on four

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$3.7 million to renovate.

Apparently, dogs are treated better than people. acres, across from the one-acre Heroes Park, and, interestingly enough, the facility is owned

by ITT. This facility has plenty of parking and space to house several organizations, and several groups have expressed interest in collaborating on sharing and it could become, by default, an extension of the Flagler County Library’s community room.

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In a 2012 letter to the editor in the Palm Coast Observer, Leonard Lynn stated that “senior centers are needed on both sides of I-95.” It’s true: The city will have its new home, and we have excess bike paths paid for with Community Development Block Grant money, so why can’t there be a dedicated senior center?

We have two Walgreens stores, two Publixes and CVSes on either side of I-95, and all the citizens have is a small community center that was built by ITT and given to the citizens, who have to pay additional fees to use it.

Meanwhile, Holland Park cost $3.7 million to renovate.

Apparently, dogs are treated better than people.

Seniors want a place of their own that doesn’t require a tennis racquet or golf clubs but maybe a paintbrush or musical instruments. Now is the time for politicians to listen because seniors are tired of being treated as second-class citizens.

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With 12,000 students, Flagler Schools is considered a small- to medium-size district, but it is performing at the upper scale of success in standardized tests.

“We are knocking on the door of being a Top 10 district,” said Shawn Schmidli, the district’s director of research and growth.

“We were 11th and 12th respectively. We don’t know what we are this year.”

Flagler is also on target for the amount of time spent testing.

State and federal mandates require testing to take up 5 % or less of the student’s time at school.

“We were already there, so we felt comfortable with that requirement,” Schmidli said.

Flagler stays abreast of how it is performing compared to other districts, rather than waiting for Tallahassee to tell it how it ranks.

“We want to know if we are being competitive with the other 66 districts,” Schmidli said.

Value-added models, known as VAMs, are used to measure a specific influence on performance.

The state uses them to measure individual teachers’ impacts on students’ progress, and the state’s model has been criticized as being too difficult this year.

But Schmidli said fears about low teacher VAM scores are based on a misconception of how the VAM system works.

“It’s a new state assessment, and we know it’s a harder assessment and there’s a misconception out there that all of the VAM scores are going to come back low for teachers because the test was harder,” Schmidli said. “I tell people that’s not what’s going to happen, because the VAM is a competitive model. If we are all running a track race against each other, and let’s say we’re running in 55 mph wind, it’s not just windy in lane one, it’s a tougher running environment for all of us. The fastest person is still going to win that race. That’s how it makes sense to me. It may be a tougher test, but it’s a tougher test for everybody.”

Being a technology-equipped district contributes greatly to the testing ease, said Diane Dyer, executive director of teaching and learning for the school district.

The testing is computer-based, and schools without adequate technology access often struggle.

This is not the case in Flagler, which has broadband and computers for their students.

“We have the community to thank for that,” Dyer said. “We are very lucky we have the technology we have, because so many districts leading up to this were in such turmoil because they didn’t know how they were going to accommodate their kids. They didn’t have enough computers to actually give the kids, and they had to take computers away from instruction for testing. We didn’t have those issues.”

Flagler wasn’t affected by major testing and technology problems that plagued other school jurisdictions, something Dyer credits to Schmidli.

“Shawn made the brilliant decision to wait the window for testing and let other people start so all the kinks got worked out in other districts,” she said.

While the district knows which students didn’t pass the test, the actual test scores have not been released by the Department of Education.

The Department of Education’s Bureau of Standards and Instructional Support will also be coming to town in late October to offer teachers and school staff extra instruction on state standards.

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“They are going to show us online tools and resources they have developed; a ‘parent night’ tool kit, model lesson plan and how to pull this all together,” Dyer said.

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“We are all very excited to have the experience, knowledge and dedication that Dennis brings with him,” Board Chairman John Walsh said. Burns and his wife, currently Orlando residents, will be moving to Ormond-by-the Sea full time.

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Would a TGI Fridays be a good fit for Palm Coast? What about a Chili’s, or a Longhorn Steakhouse? Buxton, the Texas-based retail recruiting company Palm Coast has hired for $45,000 per year to bring new business to Palm Coast, thinks they could all work here.

The three chain restaurants are among the companies Buxton has listed in an initial “target list” of the top 20 businesses it believes Palm Coast might be able to entice into its market.

“I think you will find some

BUXTON’S PICKS n Restaurants: Applebee’s, Buffalo Wild Wings Grill and Bar, Chili’s, Longhorn Steakhouse, McAlister’s Deli, Texas Roadhouse, TGI Fridays n Clothing Stores: Burlington Coat Factory, Carter’s, Cato, Marshalls, Maurices, Rue21 n Other Stores: Aldi, Bed Bath & Beyond, Big Lots, Dick’s Sporting Goods, HomeGoods, Save-A-Lot, Sports Authority

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One of the companies listed, the supermarket chain Aldi, already announced plans for a store in Palm Coast before Buxton’s report came out — something Landon said bodes well for the company’s accuracy.

“It is positive to see one of the matching retailers has already confirmed Buxton’s data,” he said in the email. “We have asked Buxton to replace Aldi with an additional retailer next in line.”

The next step in Buxton’s process, Landon said, will be to chase those top 20 companies and try to bring them here.

Buxton, based in Fort Worth, has worked with more than 700 communities and 3,000 brands, according to a Buxton presentation before the City Council July 7.

The company looks at communities’ credit card purchase information to match retailers to communities where they would have a reliable customer base.

The target list, from a slide in a presentation created for the city by Buxton.

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it. But convening a committee and undertaking a full review could be expensive, City Attorney Bill Reischmann has warned the council, and Mayor Jon Netts and Council members Bill McGuire and Jason DeLorenzo have opposed the idea.

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Councilman Steven Nobile has pressed the city to review its charter before, and the idea hasn’t been popular with his fellow council members.

The idea still drew opposition when Nobile raised it again at a Council workshop Sept. 29, but city Councilwoman Heidi Shipley joined Nobile in his criticism of the power the City Charter affords to its city manager, now Jim Landon, and how Landon has wielded it.

“I know if I go to the city manager and I say, ‘I really don’t like the way this has been handled; this is wrong the way this is being handled and I’d like to talk to you about it,’ I have been told to stay out of it,” Shipley said. “I just want to at least be heard, at least be able to say to the city manager, ‘Can you look at it the way I’m looking at it?’”

Nobile first raised the issue of the charter this spring, noting that Palm Coast’s charter has not been reviewed since the city was incorporated more than 15 years ago, and suggesting it’s time to revisit

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At the meeting Sept. 29, Nobile said he’d recently met with the chairmen of the local Republican Executive Committee and the local Democratic Executive Committee, and that both supported a charter review. So did Palm Coast’s first Mayor, Nobile said, mentioning a January 2015 editorial in the Palm Coast Observer written by former mayor Jim Canfield, in which Canfield suggested the city establish a charter review commission.

(Netts replied by telling Nobile he shouldn’t believe everything he reads, drawing Nobile’s anger.)

For Nobile, the issue of the city manager’s power relative to the council is a structural one that should be approached through a review of the charter.

“I don’t like, personally, that the manager is in more control than I am, than I can get involved, even if I had the time to come in here,” Nobile said. “I can ask questions (of staff) ... but technically, based on the charter, that’s all I can do. I can only go in and talk to employees. I would like to be part of their day-to-day.”

“I just want to at least be heard, at least be able to say to the city manager, ‘Can you look at it the way I’m looking at it?’”

HEIDI SHIPLEY, Palm Coast City Council

When staff brings recommendations before the council, Nobile said, he doesn’t always feel like he’s given a comprehensive view of the issues at hand.

“I always feel like we’re not getting everything that we could have,” he said. “I feel like we’re getting what is directed to the staff.” At that point, staff may have worked on the recommendation for months before presenting the council with two options, Nobile said, and it’s hard to ask them to start over. “What am I going to say? ‘No, go back to the — ‘ I’d rather be ahead of that and say, ‘Wait a minute, there’s three choices,’ or ‘There’s four choices.

Let’s look at this, let’s look at this,’ and that can’t be done ... by one person everywhere.”

JIM LANDON

And there’s a public perception, Nobile said, that Landon in effect controls the city.

“Thousands and thousands of people in town believe ... that the focus of the town and the direction of the town is directed by the city manager,” he said. “And I’m not talking about Mr. Landon. Mr. Landon does a great job; I have full confidence in what he does.

But they believe he directs the town, not the council. The way I’ve heard it put is, ‘The council approves what the manager brings to them.’”

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Landon is out of town for a professional conference and did not attend the meeting.

Councilman Bill McGuire said the charter doesn’t bar Nobile from becoming more involved with city staff.

But Nobile said that isn’t possible for someone who works, and that one way to make it possible would be to change the charter so that the council members’ positions pay a living wage — Nobile suggested 80% of the salary given to County Commissioners, who make about $50,500 — so that candidates could treat the position as a job. Each could also then be assigned to oversee certain city departments, he said.

DeLorenzo told Nobile he isn’t hearing from members of the public who want a charter review.

Other than one person who had also spoken to Nobile, DeLorenzo said, “I have not had one person ask me about charter reviews still, about changing the charter.”

Nobile replied that the people coming to him haven’t always asked specifically for a charter review, but, rather, for changes that can only be made by changing the charter.

Nobile said he will bring the issue of the charter review up for a vote at a future council meeting.

“If it passes it passes, if it doesn’t, (charter review supporters) know what their next step is to be,” he said.

Email jonathan@palmcoastobserver.com.

Other things that could be changed through a charter review, City Councilman Steven Nobile suggested, include how council members are elected — the charter could be changed so that residents of a district only vote in the council race for candidates seeking to represent their own district — and the number of the city’s council members, which could be raised to seven.

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Of 23 candidates for the city manager position in Flagler Beach, four have been shortlisted by the City Commission: Joseph Gerrity, Andrew DeCandis, Donald Willar and Jim Coleman.

Of the four, Gerrity — now the city manger in Fernandina Beach, and a former county coordinator for Suwanee County — got the most support from the commission, which each of the five commissioners picking him for a shortlist at a meeting Sept. 23.

Gerrity is due to step down from his current position Oct. 2. He resigned after commissioners in Fernandina Beach indicated they had lost trust in him, according to a news story published in the Florida Times-Union May 21. In his cover letter — posted, along with cover letters and applications from the other three candidates, at FlaglerLive.com — Gerrity touted his experience managing a coastal Florida city. “I have ‘hands on’ experience managing a city with a seasonal population influx in a coastal environment,” he wrote.

“Some of the projects we have completed in the last three years include a $1.6 million addition and renovation of the City owned building that houses Fernandina Beach branch of the Nassau County Library, formed a partnership with the Tourist Development

Council to restore the historic Train Depot, and made extensive improvements to Main Beach, our signature beach park.”

The other four candidates each got four commission votes.

Willar, a Treasury Department analyst and a Flagler Beach native, wrote in his cover letter, “I have many passionate ideas (including the Pier’s future) and a vision that would aide Flagler’s leadership in accomplishing its goals.”

DeCandis, director of the Clay County Transit and Clay County Council of Aging, pointed to his government and management experience, writing, “I am considered an expert in governmental relations, concurrency, developer mitigation, impact fees, use of GIS in government, paratransit, fixed route and traffic planning/modeling, demographic modeling and Community Redevelopment and preservation.”

Coleman, a task force leader in the FEMA National Disaster Recovery Planning Division, wrote that he would “bring the skills, knowledge and abilities developed through my performance in positions in a variety of organizations and multiple locations both domestic and international” to the job.

The candidates will be scheduled for one-hour interviews with the commission on Oct. 23, with Oct. 20 set aside as an alternative date.

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am so glad I prefaced my season predictions with a column that stressed how media or team predictions mattered very little because my midterm grade is a high “F.” Here are the grades I gave the five schools I cover: Matanzas (5-0): A++. I talked to coach Robert Ripley, and even he didn’t expect to be undefeated this far into the season. Matanzas is, without a doubt, one of the best stories in high school football. In two weeks, Mainland will host the Pirates for their homecoming game. I don’t think the Bucs were expecting this Matanzas team as a homecoming opponent. There is a legitimate belief around the area that Matanzas could potentially shock the prep football world on Oct. 16. We shall see.

Mainland (5-0): A. I consider Mainland a physicaleducation grade. All I have to do is predict either a perfect record or a loss, and I would easily be made to look decent. While there have been moments where they looked normal, their recent defensive shutdown of Dr. Phillips lends to the opinion that the new and older players are beginning to sync, so expect a lot more winning going forward.

Father Lopez (2-2): B. The Green Wave has two big wins and two big losses, so it seem to be what their record indicates — maybe still trending upwards.

Quarterback Josh Spencer is one of the area’s leading passers, and he has yet to reach his peak, and his weapons are making him look that much better. They’re still in great shape and could be better, if, Spencer didn’t have to play both sides of the ball.

Flagler Palm Coast (1-3): C+. There are many instances when I believe the cliché, “We’re better than our record shows,” is not true, but I think this properly fits with the Bulldogs. It’s no secret they lost a ton of talent from last year, but two of their losses were close games against currently undefeated teams.

With one of the best running backs in the area, they will get more wins; I’m anxious to see how their last six games will play out.

Seabreeze (0-5): C-. In my school days, I was always told that anyone who works really hard will, at least, make a “C,” and it is clear that the Sandcrabs work every Friday night, despite their losses. They haven’t been able to recover from losing their 14-year head coach and key offensive and defensive players, which included the majority of their offensive line.

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In “The Karate Kid,” the student sought a trainer who could teach him how to defend himself against bullies. According to Samantha Arthur, she didn’t want to wait to receive a phone call from a school or hospital, claiming her daughter, Terri, was beaten up, so she signed her up for martial arts early.

While she has never been bullied, Terri found herself on the losing end of a lot of martial arts bouts in her early years. She started training at Remix Martial Studio under sensei Kevin Williams when she was 5 years old. From age 7 to 8, she entered and exited most tournaments quickly and in disappointing fashion.

According to her mother, after losing those matches, Terri would

“Those girls used to whoop on her, and she would cry, but she’s trained so hard, so now it’s no more. ... It makes me proud to see that she’s come a long way.”

SAMANTHA ARTHUR on her daughter, Terri

take mental notes of all the opponents she lost to, and, after getting back in training, she would show up to the tournaments, looking for the girls who made her cry.

“It became motivation for her until it became natural,” Samantha Arthur said. “She would say, ‘Am I going to keep letting these girls beat me, or am I going to step up my game?’ And, that’s what she did.”

“Getting beat up was only good for me because it made me train harder,” Terri Arthur said. “I’m much better now.”

Arthur’s current status is national, state and Elite World Karate champion. Her next tournament will be Oct. 8-11, at Disney’s Wide World of Sports in Orlando. Her teammates, Mckelvey Dietz, Anthony Schettino and Jordan McKechnie (all national champs) will also compete.

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After a break from its inaugural season, the Palm Coast Sparrows, the local men’s lacrosse team, returned to the field this past weekend and came up short against Embry-Riddle’s club team 8-7 on Sunday, Sept. 27, at Wadsworth Park in Flagler Beach.

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“It was a tough one to swallow, but the first game is always to see where you’re really at,” said Byron Catroppa, the club’s president and coach. “So, we know where we’re at now. We’re good; we just have to finish the game.”

The Sparrows belong to the Florida Lacrosse League and the Post-Collegiate Lacrosse Club.

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“Lacrosse is every sport combined into one,” Catroppa added.

“It has the football mentality, where it’s physical. It has the plays like basketball, the transition like soccer and sticks like hockey. So, that’s pretty much why I started and kept on playing.”

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SWING FOR THE CUP Neither FPC nor Matanzas played their best against other area schools.

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The tournament trophy was placed at the first tee of the Volusia/Flagler Golf Tournament for all of the golfers to know what they were playing for on Monday, Sept. 28, at the Daytona Beach Golf Club.

Matanzas and Flagler Palm Coast took eighth and ninth, respectively. Pirates’ Dominic Colletta led all Flagler County golfers with a 79, shooting a 37 on the back nine, and Anthony Hunter finished behind him with an 86. Christian Gazzoli led FPC with a 93, and Jaxon Cox and Jarrad Pemberton tied with 109.

Jaxon Cox uses an iron to put his ball within yards away from the flag.

Christian Gazzoli led the Bulldogs with a 93.

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“Overall, I’m happy with what I shot today, even though it could’ve been better. I’m very pleased with how I played on the back nine; I just got off to a shaky start and couldn’t catch any breaks.”

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YOUR NEIGHBORS Over 500 Alzheimer’s patients, caretakers and supporters gathered Sept. 26 at Veterans Park in Flagler Beach for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s.

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The walk well exceeded the expectations of Associate Director and Event Coordinator Michelle Drinks.

“I am truly excited for the turnout,” Drinks said. “It would not have been possible without the help of the Alzheimer’s committee members and over 50 volunteers who came to help out. I am looking forward to doing the event bigger and better next year.” Originally, the Walk to End Alzheimer’s event, in Flagler Beach, set out to raise funds of $42,000 this year but over $50,000 was raised by the day of the event.

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“The Alzheimer’s Association is the leading voice for Alzheimer’s patients in the nation and is dedicated to raising awareness and funds for the needs and rights of the patients,” CEO of Central and North Florida Kay Redington said during her speech. “More than 500,000 people in the state of Florida have Alzheimer’s disease. That means 10% of all Americans with Alzheimer’s are living in Florida. Our state has the second highest population in the country.”

The walkers made a twomile loop starting at Veterans Park and ending at the farmers market. Every walker received a pinwheel flower to signify whether they were a supporter, a caregiver, a patient diagnosed with the disease or someone who lost a loved one to Alzheimer’s.

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PET DISH

What name are you screaming down the street?

Is it easier to name your kids or your pet?

We have named some of our pets; others, like “Samantha” our cat, who had three owners before settling into the Estes household, we kept the same.

The same was true for her predecessor, Sam, who was 8 years old when we adopted him, and keeping the name seemed the right thing to do.

Years agom I had a dog we named Shadow. Shadow was a solid black Labrador/chow mix, and she got lost in the shadows.

But my kids had a different idea, and one that proved true — she was my shadow, following me everywhere. Shortly after that, we got Luna, a golden retriever/ chow mix.

We have a sweet little thing, a corgi, who graces the office from time to time. Her name is

JACQUE ESTES STAFF WRITER

As I was visiting with my “nephew dog,” Trip-E, this week, while his mom and brother Char-Lee were at a library event, I got to thinking about names, specifically pet names.

For example, the mop of black fur at my feet: is his name “TripE” because, despite the fact he is not a small dog, he can trip you up, or because his personality is definitely a “trip”?

“Missy,” and it fits her perfectly.

She is the opposite of my corgi.

She’s calm and quiet and quite the little miss. The only way Kodi is coming to the office is if we need employees or customers herded somewhere.

The names often reflect the owner, or more precisely the owner’s age. In our house, we had a cat named “Catra”; my daughter was 6 years old when she came up with that one. And then there is “Sheriff Kodi, Robot Dog,” Kodi’s full name given to him by my youngest, a college student at the time.

The days of Spot, Fido and Tramp, are gone. Oh, I am sure there are a few out there still, but sit in a veterinarian’s office and listen to the patients being called. More than likely you are going to hear “Priscilla,” “Sandy,” “Billy” and “Buddy,” and

a few “Kodis.” But hopefully there’s only one “Sheriff Kodi, Robot Dog.” Email Jacque Estes at jacque@ palmcoastobserver.com.

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Naming a dog is a very personal decision. Trip-E comes from a long line of dogs with names that include a hyphen “E.”

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ARTS + CULTURE TACTILE ART SHOW 5-9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2, at the St. Augustine Art Association

Gallery, 22 Marine St., St. Augustine. An installation of touchable art such as sculptures, woodworks and more. Open through Nov. 1. 904-824-2310.

UPCYCLED ART 6-8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2, at 208 S. Central Ave., Flagler Beach, for the opening reception. View ordinary objects that have been transformed into artwork. Visit

‘WHERE ABSTRACT BECOMES REALITY’ 6-9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2, at the Ocean Art Gallery, 200 S. Oceanshore Blvd., Flagler Beach. Join mixed media artist Matt Beyrer for an opening art reception. Live music and light refreshments. His show will run through Saturday, Oct. 31. Call 693-4882 or visit flagleroceanartgallery.com.

DAYTONAPALOOZA Friday, Oct. 2, to Saturday, Oct. 3, on Main St., Daytona Beach. Over 150 acts on 18 stages. Get allvenue, two-day tickets for $10 at ssa.cc/daytonapalooza. Tickets: $15 day of event.

EMMA CONCERTS 7:30 p.m., Oct. 3, at Lewis Auditorium at Flagler College, 14 Granada St., St. Augustine. Tickets: $40. Visit emmaconcerts.com.

11TH-ANNUAL CREEKSIDE FESTIVAL 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 10, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 11, at Princess Place Preserve at 2500 Princess Place Road. Admission $5. Enjoy live blue-grass music, arts and crafts, live historical demos and a kids zone. Call 313-4020.

SATURDAY EVENING WITH THE ARTISTS 6-8:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 10, at the Flagler County Art League Gallery, 160 Cypress Point Parkway, City Marketplace. Free.

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The exhibit will run through Nov., 10. Call 986-4668.

from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. until Oct. 31. Call 439-6659 or visit galleryoflocalart.com.

GAMBLE ROGERS FESTIVAL Doors open at 6 p.m. and music starts at 7 p.m. on Oct. 3 at the Whitney Lab Lohman Auditorium, 9505 Oceanshore Blvd., Flagler Beach. Musicians Michael Jordan with Scott and Michelle Dalziel.

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CLAIRE PETRIE, LITTLE TEXAS 6 p.m., Oct. 24, at the Flagler County Fairgrounds, 150 Sawgrass Road, Bunnell. Country bands will play at the KIX Country Fest, Oct. 23 and 24. Food will be available for purchase. Visit facebook.com/KixCountry987 for tickets.

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CRT’s ‘Godspell,’ through Oct. 11; Flagler Playhouse’s ‘The Fantasticks’ has shows through Oct. 4.

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Let’s cut right to it: “Godspell” is an absolutely “must-see” production. How did CRT’s maestro, John Sbordone (and staff of choreographers and production assistants), manage to find, recruit and inspire such super-talented singers, dancers, mimes, who dazzle you with their pure performing joy, staging it intimately, magically, in-the-round, up close?

“Godspell” opened offBroadway in 1971. It’s been revived and revised many times since, in theatres throughout the world. Structurally, it’s a series of parables based on the Gospel of Matthew, told by a roving troupe of nine young, funkily costumed actors and

singers via song — R&B, ragtime, rap. Instrumental accompaniment, principally soft rhythmic guitar, keeps the focus on the performers.

Each number is choreographed by Diane Ellertsen; technical direction by Jim Lynam; Sandra Silva was a key assistant director.

The cast of nine — all local talent — deserves to be named: Andre Maybin. Joshua Fagundes, Carrie Ann Thornton, Chrystal Joy, Frank Anello, Gerald Kitt, Jaime Irvine, Nando Rivera, Racquelle Maybin and Laniece Fagundes, who also served as musical director.

This “Godspell” marks the beginning of CRT’s fifth season of top-quality, inspiring theater in Palm Coast. It’s a treasure not to be taken lightly.

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There’s much swordplay, accusations, recriminations and finally reconciliation. True love does conquer all.

I’d be remiss if I didn’t cite some wonderful songs rendered by the cast, particularly, “Try to Remember,” “Much More,” “Never Say No” and “Soon It’s Gonna Rain,” accompanied by Musical Director Curtis Powell at the keyboard.

A tip of the hat also to Logan Hagan, who plays The Mute in derby and white face, always at hand with needed accoutrements.

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They hire two extravagantly costumed traveling actors — Henry (Rich Lacey) and Mortimer (Bruce Popielarski) — who miraculously emerge from and disappear into an out-sized, on-stage wooden trunk to stage a mock abduction of Luisa so that Matt can rescue her. Love must follow, and most assuredly it does, as the curtain falls on Act One. Is this the end of the story?

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3-week sessions begin Oct. 26 and Dec. 7. Open to women and female youth 12+. Taught by Flagler County Sheriff’s Office at the Palm Coast Community Center. Free but must pre-registration by 48 hours in advance.

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An award was also given to Larry Mingledorff for making a significant difference in the community as well as helping to propel the KinderVision Foundation.

Mingledorff received the Crystal Angel Award for showing his support at a memorial for an 8-yearold girl who died as the result of abduction, sexual molestation and murder, in 2013. As a representative for the Kinder Vision’s Greatest Save Program, he went to the memorial to show immediate support for the family and friends of the victim.

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The Greatest Save program works closely with local law enforcements nationwide. 2015 Law Enforcement Awards were given to Investigator Steve White, of Volusia County Sheriff’s Office; Cpl. Steve Gazdick, of St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office; and Detective Annie Conrad, of Flagler County Sheriff’s Office.

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BRIDGE AND GAMES 1-4 p.m. with the Flagler Woman’s Club at 1524 S. Central Ave., Flagler Beach. Call Nancy 439-5046 to RSVP.

“AMERICAN PASSAGE, THE HISTORY OF ELLIS ISLAND” 2 p.m. at the Flagler County Public Library. The Friends of the Library will be hosting history professor Vincent J. Cannato, of the University of Massachusetts.

He will discuss his opinion on what it means to be an American.

Program will be held in the Meeting Room. Books will be available for purchase. Refreshments will be served. Call 446-6763.

SMALL VOICES HEARD 6:30 p.m. at the Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway. 20 children of diverse backgrounds will share their vision through writings and poetry. Celebrity guest speakers include Jamilia Wells-Danae from “American Idol.” Natural Nubian is hosting PC Explore Talent Search. Visit pcexploretalentsearch.eventbrite. com.

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Hammock Dunes home sale: $645,000 Ranch Way to Shonda Kolehmainen and Michael Durrance, of Palm Coast, for $185,000.

Built in 2004, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,074 square feet of living area.

Previously sold in 2013 for $160,000.

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Matanzas Woods Richard Tucker, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 223 London Drive, to Jose Faustino, of Clark, New Jersey, for $190,000. Built in 1999, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a storage building and 2,623 square feet of living area.

Previously sold in 2008 for $215,000.

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Belle Terre John and Bonita Fisher, of Bunnell, sold the home at 30 Palmwood Drive to Alfred and Dorothy Grimes, of Indian Head, Maryland, for $145,000.

Built in 1981, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spa, swimming pool, fireplace and 1,944 square feet of living area.

Previously sold in 1988 for $92,500.

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Cypress Knoll Enrique and Norma Rodriquez, of Newnan, Georgia, sold the home at 7 Edward Drive to

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George Moody Alvin and Sharon Weeks, of Flagler Beach, sold the home at 404 Central Ave. S. to Christine and Christopher Cantanno, of Orlando, for $327,000.

Built in 1959, it has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a gazebo and 2,020 square feet of living area. Previously sold in 1989 for $115,000.

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Matthew and Suzanne Kework, of Ormond Beach, sold the home at 4 Carlson Lane to Heidi Pen, of Palm Coast, for $235,000. Built in 1994, it has four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, a spa, swimming pool and 2,164 square feet of living area.

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Indian Trails Stephanie Highsmith, Vicki Kronenwetter and David Feerer, of DeLand, sold the home at 87 Bainbridge Lane to Tomothy and Donna Frybarger, of Palm Coast, for $122,000.

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Palm Harbor First OREO Trust, of Oakland, Maryland, sold the home at 10 Comet Court to Nicole and John Amaral, of Palm Coast, for $240,000. Built in 1988, it has five bedrooms, four bathrooms, a boat dock, three fireplaces and 3,328 square feet of living area. Originally sold in 1988 for $42,900.

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Woodlands Dorothy McLoughlin, of Tampa, sold the home at 1 Blackthorn Court to Frederick and Kay Jonas, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, for $119,000.

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Alan and Ellis Chirgwin, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 152 Westhampton Drive to John and Christina McDearis, of Palm Coast, for $230,000.

Built in 1992, it has four bedroom, 2.5 bathrooms, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,107 square feet of living area.

Previously sold in 2004 for $192,500.

Sea Colony Richard and Mary Lahan, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 35 Andover Drive to Nicholas and Lucy Mignone, of Palm Coast, for $263,000. Built in 1988, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,364 square feet of living area.

Previously sold in 2012 for $182,000.

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Pine Lakes David and Deborah Enloe sold the home at 108 Wood Haven Drive to Philip and Diane Drennan, of Palm Coast, for $229,000. Built in 1997, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool and 2,096 square feet of living area.

Previously sold in 2004 for $218,400.

Quail Hollow Shannon Stubbs, of Ormond Beach, sold the home at 10 Zorlou Court to Danielle Hurd, of Palm Coast, for $95,000.

Built in 1995, it has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a storage building and 952 square feet. Sold in 2005 for $85,000.

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Alzheimer’s friendly businesses The Home Instead Senior Care office, serving Flagler and Putnam counties, is launching a new campaign designed to make the community more Alzheimer’s friendly. Through the Alzheimer’s Friendly Business program, the Home Instead Senior Care office will provide free training to local businesses to help equip employees with information and resources needed to welcome families who are caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease.

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Golf tournament raises $35,000 Over 100 golfers competed in the 13th-annual Stuart F. Meyer Hospice House Golf Classic on September 14, at the Hammock Dunes Links Course in Palm Coast.

The event raised nearly $35,000 to benefit the eightbed Hospice House, located on the campus of Florida Hospital Flagler in Palm Coast.

“So many wanted to play in this year’s tournament that, and, for the first time in 13 years, we had to turn teams away and change the format of play to a scramble so that the tournament would move a bit faster,” said Bill Tol, Florida Hospital HospiceCare Foundation director.”

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Robert Busam, President of 100 Plus Realty Group, announced that Cate Kirchhof was recognized as Sales Associate of the month, and Kathryn

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Over 39 Years of Experience

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RETAIL

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CUTSCAPE

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new 2015 focus

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2014 Mazda Mazda3 i Touring ............ $17,877 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport.............. $17,900 2015 Toyota Yaris LE ........................... $19,900 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport.............. $19,900 2013 Toyota RAV4 XLE ........................ $19,977 2014 Chrysler Town & Country............ $19,977 2010 Chevrolet Camaro ...................... $19,977 2013 Hyundai Tucson LTD ................... $20,977 2014 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab ........ $21,977 2013 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 ........... $21,977 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo ..... $21,977 2013 Nissan Pathfinder S ................... $21,977 2015 Ford Mustang ............................ $22,977 2014 Ford X-Max Hybrid ..................... $22,977 2010 Lincoln MKS .............................. $23,977 2014 Dodge Challenger ...................... $23,977 2009 BMW 750Li ................................ $28,977 2014 Lexus IS 250.............................. $29,977

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With approved credit from Southeast Toyota Finance. See dealer for all details. Offer expires 10/4/15.

2009 Chevrolet Malibu LT ..................... $8,977 2010 Ford Fusion SEL ........................... $9,977 2011 Nissan Versa .............................. $10,977 2013 Ford Fiesta................................. $11,977 2011 Mazda CX-7 i Sport .................... $11,977 2012 Ford Focus SE ............................ $12,500 2013 Kia Soul ! .................................. $12,977 2013 Mazda 3 i SV ............................. $12,977 2010 Nissan Altima 2.5 S.................... $12,977 2012 Ford Fusion SE........................... $13,977 2012 Ford Escape XLT ....................... $14,977 2006 Ford Mustang Convertible .......... $14,977 2011 Mitsubishi Outlander .................. $14,977 2011 Nissan Rogue S ......................... $14,977 2012 Kia Sportage LX ......................... $14,977 2007 Toyota Highlander LTD ............... $14,977 2012 Nissan Sentra ............................ $15,977 2011 Ford Ranger Regular Cab ........... $15,977

2014 Ford Fusion SE........................... $15,977 2013 Toyota Prius c Two ..................... $15,977 2013 Ford Escape SE 4WD ................. $16,977 2004 Ford Thunderbird Convertible ..... $16,990 2012 Ford Mustang Convertible .......... $17,977 2014 Ford F-150 Regular Cab ............. $17,977 2012 Ford Escape XLT ........................ $18,977 2013 Ford Mustang Coupe .................. $18,977 2014 Toyota Camry SE ........................ $18,977 2012 Ford Edge LTD ........................... $19,977 2007 Toyota Tundra SR5 ..................... $19,977 2014 Ford Escape SE .......................... $21,977 2014 Toyota Camry Hybrid LE ............. $22,977 2013 Ford F-150 SuperCab ................ $24,977 2014 Chrysler Town & Country............ $24,977 2013 Ford Escape Titanium ................ $25,977 2013 Lincoln MKS .............................. $25,977 2011 Mercedes-Benz ML350.............. $26,977

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All new vehicles 36-month lease. $6,800 down plus tax, tag, title and dealer fee. 12K annual miles.

With approved credit. See dealer for all details. Offer expires 10/4/15.

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