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A new ‘brush up’ for Open Door After a long legal fight with Bunnell, the recovery center gets a paint job, thanks to volunteers. PAGE 3

YOUR TOWN ONE YEAR

Palm Coast: A Parade of Nations

Congratulations to Palm Coast resident Beverly Kay, who is celebrating her one-year anniversary of being cancer free today!

Read her story next week in the Palm Coast and Ormond Beach Observers.

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Check out this inspirational homecoming story: PAGE 15

Alexa Dziubek, Maya Frankowski and Tanya Dziubek wear in traditional Polish dress at the Palm Coast International Festival. They joined 25 other countries representing the diversity of our city. READ MORE ON PAGE 19

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Life preserver for Belle Terre pool?

The Racquet Club’s Advisory Committee might have a chance after all. Talks to continue with Flagler Schools.

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Jerry Chandlee and his daughter, Alexis, were all smiles as they enjoyed their lunch date at Belle Terre Elementary. READ MORE ON PAGE 24

The first order of business at the Oct. 6 workshop of the Flagler County School Board was to rearrange the order of the agenda and accommodate the nearly 50 people in attendance.

Moving the proposals for Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club to the top allowed the board to address the issue of most concern to those in attendance before continuing on with school business, including the legislative platform

and district strategic plan.

“We have gone down different paths to see how we can resolve the issues with the Swim and Racquet Club,” Superintendent, Jacob Oliva said. “We want to see how we can work together and come to a solution.”

That gave a ray of hope to the club’s Advisory Committee, a group of dedicated volunteers who have worked to stop the pool from closing to the public, despite heavy financial losses to Flagler Schools.

Oliva, Finance Director Tom

Tant, attorney Kristy Gavin and School Board members met with the Belle Terre Swim and Racquet advocates at a last minute meeting the day before, Oct. 5.

The meeting was a result of miscommunication and information in the RFP process. Three bids were received, including one from the Advisory Committee, but none met the bid qualification requirements.

“Part of the requirement is 501c3 status to satisfy federal IRS requirement,” Gavin, the board attorney, said. “None of the bidders met the requirement.”

Gavin said the issues stemmed SEE ‘WE GOT’ PAGE 10

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Eagle gives VFW a boost

BRIEFS Puppy shooting suspect arrested for domestic violence

Christopher Conlon, 16, of Boy Scout Troop 386, donated a new flag retirement fire pit to VFW Post 8696 for his Eagle project.

ANASTASIA PAGELLO STAFF WRITER

Christopher Conlon, at age 16, contributed $1,200 of his own money for a service project that both benefited military veterans and helped him earn the rank of Eagle Scout with Boy Scout Troop 386.

VFW Post 8696, which helps sponsor the troop, needed to replace its old flag-retiring pit, and Christopher filled the need.

A Retiring of the Colors cer-

emony was held Sunday, Oct. 4, at the VFW, with flags donated from the community. Although the flags are typically burned by adults, Christopher had the honor of placing the flags into the pit with the help of his father, Assistant Scoutmaster Mark Conlon.

He set the idea into motion in February. The pit was finished, with the help of other Boy Scout Troop members, in late July. Once the ground was leveled, the scouts laid the blocks over the course of three days.

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Sturman fired off a single shot, then walked into the woods with a shotgun held to his chin before surrendering peacefully to deputies. He is not charged with a crime and has been submitted to a mental health treatment facility.

Deputies shut down Palm Coast Parkway and evacuated some nearby buildings in the surrounding area before detaining Sturman at around 10 p.m.

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A man charged this past spring with shooting his neighbor’s Labrador retriever puppy with an illegally owned gun after the pup wandered into his yard has been arrested again, this time charged with domestic battery.

Kevin James McClenithan, a 46-year-old Bunnell man, was arguing with his girlfriend Sept.

27 over rumors of her cheating on him while he was in jail, according to an arrest affidavit.

Sometime in the afternoon, he pushed the 62-year-old over a stool at their home on western State Road 100, grabbed her around the throat, slapped her on the face and head-butted her in the forehead, she told deputies.

When she got up and tried to get to her truck, he “repeatedly spat in her face,” according to an arrest report. The woman left to stay at a relative’s house and called McClenithan Sept. 29, and he threatened to torch the house, according to the report.

The woman called the Sheriff’s Office, and asked for a deputy to come with her as she retrieved her belongings. A deputy noted marks on her chin, cheek and forearm.

The woman told the deputy that when McClenithan grabbed her around the neck, she had trouble breathing, and believed she would have passed out had he held on any longer. Deputies arrested McClenithan on a charge of domestic battery by strangulation, and he threatened a deputy in the patrol car on the way to the jail, the deputy wrote in the report.

McClenithan also threatened to burn down the house, which is not in his name, according to county records. The deputy recorded the threats with a body camera.

At the jail, after deputies asked McClenithan if he had contraband, deputies searched him and found marijuana in his wallet, and added charges of marijuana possession under 20 grams, and of bringing contraband to the jail. He was also charged with corruption by threat.

He has not yet been tried for the shooting of the Lab pup.

Mondo Henriques died Sept. 19; the celebration of his life was held Sept. 24.

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CITY HALL: MAKING THE TRANSITION

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The Oct. 6 City Council business meeting may be the last one the council holds at the Palm Coast Community Center, its home for many years.

On Oct. 19, City Manager Jim Landon said, city staff will begin moving into the new City Hall building in Town Center, and the city may hold the next council business meeting ­— on Oct. 20 — in the new building, if its staff can get the audio-visual equipment needed to televise the meeting set up in time.

Palm Coast will also hold an open house and grand opening for the new building at 4 p.m.

Nov. 3, with a ceremony starting at 5:15 p.m. It will be followed by a City Council business meeting at 6:30 p.m.

Puppy shooting suspect arrested for domestic violence A man charged this past spring with shooting his neighbor’s Labrador retriever puppy with an illegally owned gun after the pup wandered into his yard has been arrested again, this time charged with domestic battery.

Kevin James McClenithan, a 46-year-old Bunnell man, was arguing with his girlfriend Sept.

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When she got up and tried to get to her truck, he “repeatedly spat in her face,” according to an arrest report. The woman left to stay at a relative’s house and called McClenithan Sept. 29, and he threatened to torch the house, according to the report.

The woman called the Sheriff’s Office, and asked for a deputy to come with her as she retrieved her belongings. A deputy noted marks on her chin, cheek and forearm.

The woman told the deputy that when McClenithan grabbed her around the neck, she had trouble breathing, and believed she would have passed out had he held on any longer. Deputies arrested McClenithan on a charge of domestic battery by strangulation, and he threatened a deputy in the patrol car on the way to the jail, the deputy wrote in the report.

McClenithan also threatened to burn down the house, which is not in his name, according to county records. The deputy recorded the threats with a body camera.

At the jail, after deputies asked McClenithan if he had contraband, deputies searched him and found marijuana in his wallet, and added charges of marijuana possession under 20 grams, and of bringing contraband to the jail. He was also charged with corruption by threat.

He has not yet been tried for the shooting of the Lab pup.

Above: Palm Coast IT Director looks at blueprints with Communications Manager Cindi Lane. Photo by Brian McMillan Right: City Hall is 96% complete, according to the city’s latest report. It’s located at Town Center near the lake.

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Deputies detained an armed former Flagler Beach Police officer at about 10 p.m. Oct. 1 after a standoff in Heroes Memorial Park.

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Sturman fired off a single shot, then walked into the woods with a shotgun held to his chin before surrendering peacefully to deputies. He is not charged with a crime and has been submitted to a mental health treatment facility.

Deputies shut down Palm Coast Parkway and evacuated some nearby buildings in the surrounding area before detaining Sturman at around 10 p.m.

Heroes Memorial Park was the site of a suicide in October of last year — that of former Flagler County Sheriff’s Deputy Joseph Delarosby.

Mondo Henriques died Sept. 19; the celebration of his life was held Sept. 24.

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Opening the door to Community volunteers came together to help repaint the Open Door addiction recovery center in Bunnell.

JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

About two dozen volunteers with paintbrushes and rollers transformed the Open Door Re-Entry and Recovery Ministry on Booe Street in Bunnell from a drab, peeling, mildew-stained white to a fresh light beige Saturday morning, a week after Bunnell’s City Commission approved a $312,000 settlement. That sum will pay for the Christian-based addiction recovery and jail diversion center’s attorneys and allow the center to stay open after more than a year of legal wrangling and mediation.

It was the local press coverage of the settlement that led to the painting project: Palm Coast United Methodist Church volunteer Michele Seyfert was on the phone with Flagler Habitat coordinator Lindsay Elliott, saying she’d gotten more volunteers for a planned joint Habitat-United Methodist Saturday build on Sherman Street than the group needed and asking if there was anything else they could be tasked with, when Elliott checked FlaglerLive.com on her computer.

Accompanying a story about the center’s legal victory was a photo of the bedraggled-looking building. “I saw the picture, and I said, ‘I think I just found our next project,’” Elliott said. “It was kind of a God thing that, all of a sudden, we have too many volunteers, and this (news story) pops up.”

So she called Grace Tabernacle Ministries Pastor Charles Silano, who runs the recovery program, and offered to help. By 9:30 a.m.Saturday, the 1,800-squarefoot building had a full first coat of

RECOVERY “We invite local clergy or local officials to come visit us anytime to see what it is that we’re doing — no appointment necessary .”

The Rev. CHARLES SILANO, pastor of Grace Tabernacle Ministries

beige paint as volunteers from Habitat, the United Methodist Church and Thrivent Financial prepped, cleaned and painted the stucco and cinderblock exterior.

SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT

The treatment center, which can house up to eight people who would otherwise face jail for nonviolent, drug- or alcohol-related crimes, or who check themselves in voluntarily, has been operating more than a year. But it wasn’t welcomed by many Bunnell residents, who told their commissioners they didn’t want the center in their backyard.

So Bunnell tried to block the center by blocking zoning variances that would allow it to house more than six people at a time.

Open Door sued, and the case went to mediation and ended with the settlement agreement, which the Bunnell City Commission approved in a meeting Sept. 28.

In addition to the $312,000 for attorneys’ fees (paid for by the city of Bunnell’s insurance), the settlement gives Open Door $50,000 that can be invested in improving the building, Silano said.

“That will be re-invested in the city of Bunnell,” he said.

“We’re going to do the inside, and replace even the sheetrock, and make it residential in appearance ... upgrade the bathrooms, and things of that nature.”

The settlement agreement also places restrictions on the recovery center: It must maintain records proving that no residents have been convicted of sex crimes; it must also drug-test all residents at least once a week, keep surveil-

“This is totally what neighborhood revitalization is all about. ... This is seeing a need and bringing the community together.”

LINDSAY ELLIOTT, Habitat for Humanity coordinator

Photos by Jonathan Simmons

Flagler County Habitat for Humanity Construction Manager John Knox brightens up the recovery center with a fresh coat of white paint.

lance cameras inside the building and maintain the footage for city from inspection, and allow city inspections once a month, among other conditions.

RESIDENT CONCERNS

Silano said the center had volunteered to adhere to those conditions from the start — even inviting police officers to come through periodically with drug-sniffing dogs — and welcomes visitors.

“We want anybody to know that anybody’s invited here, unannounced, to take a tour,” he said.

The offer is an olive branch to Bunnell residents who have opposed the creation of the center in their midst. Residents speaking in public meetings last year expressed respect for the center’s goals, but a sense of frustration that it was being foisted by nonBunnell residents on an alreadytroubled Bunnell neighborhood only because wealthier Palm Coast and Flagler Beach would have more resources to oppose it.

“If we go against the people in Bunnell, it’s slapping them in the SEE OPEN DOOR PAGE 5

About two dozen volunteers from Habitat for Humanity, the Palm Coast United Methodist Church and Thrivent Financial helped paint.

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Nobile delays vote on Charter review The mayor and a council member missed the meeting. Audience members were divided.

JONATHAN SIMMONS NEWS EDITOR

Palm Coast City Councilman Steve Nobile scrapped plans to ask for a vote at a council meeting Oct. 6 on whether to review the City Charter, deciding to wait until Mayor Jon Netts and Councilwoman Heidi Shipley — who were both absent for that meeting — are present.

But residents who spoke during the meeting’s public comment period were divided on the issue.

Four people, including Flagler County Democratic Executive Committee head Ralph Lightfoot, spoke in favor of a Charter review during the meeting’s public comment period.

“I don’t see why it’s such a difficult thing to do a review,” Lightfoot said. “I don’t see how you can improve yourself if you don’t look at what you’re governed by.”

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Lightfoot and another speaker both mentioned the process by which the council approved the construction of the new City Hall, and its extension of a contract for red light cameras, as evidence that the council isn’t properly representing the city’s residents.

But three people spoke against a Charter review, and two more expressed concerns, asking about the financial implications of holding a review and warning that any review shouldn’t be driven by any faction seeking to politicize the issue.

“We need to be real careful,” one man said. “I, for one, would be really frightened of a small group of people who want to politicize our city though that Charter.”

Nobile’s push to amend the Charter has provoked suspicion from residents wary of his ties to the Ronald Reagan Republican Assembly of Flagler County, and stoked what Nobile, at the meeting, called “conspiracy theories”: rumors that his push for a Charter review is part of a strategy to

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increase Nobile’s or the Ronald Reagan Republican Assembly’s sway over the city government.

Nobile called that ridiculous.

“To sit back and fight this befuddles me. It just does,” he said. “Unless you’ve got the conspiracy theory that Steve Nobile is going to take over the city if we do this Charter review. Other than that, it’s a win-win.”

“Thank you, your majesty,” Councilman Bill McGuire responded, to audience laughter.

McGuire, along with Councilman Jason DeLorenzo and Mayor Jon Netts, have opposed Nobile’s push for a review in previous meetings. Councilwoman Heidi Shipley, who is, like Nobile, in her first term on the council, hasn’t staked out a firm position.

Nobile has said that he’s pressing for the review because he’s gotten complaints from citizens about things that could only be changed by changing the Charter. Even opponenets of a review, he said, sometimes say they don’t want one, but — in the next breath — list what they’d like to see changed if one happens.

Nobile said the city, like a corporation, needs to periodically re-evaluate its goals and strategies. “Palm Coast is a corporation,” he said. “It isn’t a playland.”

City Councilman Bill McGuire noted that the issue of council members’ pay — something Nobile had suggested could be changed through a Charter review — doesn’t actually require one.

City attorney Bill Reischmann confirmed that McGuire was correct.

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moved to Booe Street, called the center “a good place,” and quiet.

“It’s all right with me,” he said.

“I’ve been here for six or seven months now. No problems.”

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Meanwhile, Silano said, the center is trying to recover from the impact the litigation had on the recovery center’s ability to raise money. It now houses four men and has room for four more and is often not eligible for grants because it is faith-based, leaving it reliant on donations. (See the box below.)

Volunteer efforts are helping, and ongoing. The Habitat/Thrivent/United Methodist team is planning to return with landscaping tools for another project, helping the center fulfill one of the settlement agreement’s requirements: that it maintain a residential appearance.

“This is totally what neighborhood revitalization is all about,” Elliott said. “I think our overall mission is to bring community residents, organizations and volunteers together to enhance what’s already here. ... This is seeing a need and bringing the community together.”

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Open Door is not a free ride. Residents pay $150 per month on admission, and $400 per month thereafter. But if the center operated at full capacity for a year, there would be a $14,800 shortfall in the $55,000 budget. Pastor Charles Silano hopes the center’s secondannual fundraiser, to be held this year at 6 p.m.

Dec. 5, at Matanzas High School, will help.

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face — it’s slapping them upside the head,” Pastor Sims Jones said last year in a Bunnell City Commission meeting. “Then you’re going to have real problems.”

Bunnell residents and officials also questioned the wisdom of putting a drug treatment center there on a street with a reputation for drug crime.

“Why bring people that are struggling with addiction to the candy store?” then-City Commissioner Jenny Crain-Brady said in the same meeting. “Is it fair to bring the people that you’re trying to divert from being an addict to an area where they can go down the street, they can go around the corner, and it’s there?”

But the center cannot, as some Bunnell residents have suggested, be stuck in the middle of an isolated lot in rural western Flagler where there would be no immediate neighbors: The residents use bicycles — now lined neatly inside the building next to the front door — to get around, and need to be within bicycling distance of jobs and supermarkets. Booe Street is.

In the immediate neighborhood as volunteers painted and prepared to break for lunch Saturday, local residents passing by or watching the project from their homes said they hadn’t been troubled by the center’s presence.

“I like anything that helps the community,” said local resident Edward Smith, who said he’d had his own problems with drugs in the past and appreciated efforts to help people kick their addictions.

“It’s harming nobody; you hardly know it’s there,” he said. “It’s not causing no problems.”

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The old magician’s try at Maze Dayz Peter the Great’s blindfolded corn maze attempt took a wrong turn back at that one mud puddle.

BRIAN MCMILLAN EXECUTIVE EDITOR

I was there to document the stunt — that was it. My magician friend, Peter Bugnet, also known as Peter the Great, was going to be the one to walk through the muddy fields at the Cowart Corn Maze blindfolded.

Sounds a bit crazy to me, but sure, I had told him, if you want me to come along and write a story about it, I’d be happy to.

“Do you want some mud boots?” asked the queen of the maze, Brittany Cowart Kinney, as she greeted us and hopped off her tractor. She was hard at work, preparing for the crowds that would arrive for opening weekend (see the box to the right for details).

“I’ll be OK,” I said, not want-

ing to cause any trouble. “I’m wearing my back-up lawnmowing shoes anyway.”

She looked down at my shoes and grinned, baring sparkling white teeth. Her hair wisped in the wind. “I’ll ask Dalton to bring some,” she said, referring to her husband, Dalton Kinney.

That’s when it occurred to me that if I was going to document Peter’s trek through the mud, I was also going to be trekking through the mud. And if Brittany tells you that you’re going to need mud boots, you’re going to need mud boots.

Dalton brought the boots and — I think — was joking when he said, “I put my feet in them already, so I don’t think there’s any black widows in there.”

Peter, in addition to being a kids magician, is a super smart former high school science teacher. He’s short, wears thick rectangular glasses, and has a quick laugh that sometimes comes out as a giggle.

He explained that he was going to wear a black hood. He held out his hands to demon-

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strate how he was planning to use the warmth of the sun to keep him on track.

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I put it on, and, sure enough, it was dark inside. Of course, any time a magician invites his audience to try out his equipment first, it’s a sure sign that it’s rigged in some way. But I was prepared to be wowed.

Unfortunately, we took some wrong turns, and finally Peter

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had to ask for help. Apparently the mowing and the signs weren’t quite as he had expected, and we had to give up.

But there will be many other opportunities for Peter the Great to impress the crowds who come to the maze this year: He is performing hourly magic shows near the entrance of the maze. And for those who have a hard time finding their car in an open parking — as I did on the way out — the entrance of the maze is the place to be.

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Yes, we do want fixed bus routes!

Dear Editor: Finally, something good from our local government! The proposed bus routes will be a boon to local businesses as well as to our elderly residents who no longer drive. Let’s hope they use clean technology and that this is the beginning of service for the whole area.

EDITH CAMPINS Palm Coast

Walk a mile in our shoes, honey Dear Editor: To Jean Sbertoli in Flagler Beach, who wrote the letter against buses: The bus service we have now does not serve our needs, and how would you know? Have you ever had to take it? I hope you never have to.

Waiting out in the sun for a 75-year-old is not a fun thing.

Also, having to call for bus service two weeks in advance of your appointment.

Do you realize how many seniors there are in Flagler Beach and Palm Coast who can’t drive anymore? We don’t all have caring relatives living nearby who can take us to doctor appointments, grocery shopping, etc. Walk a mile in our shoes, honey. I’m sure you can still drive — that’s why you have such an attitude. There but for the grace of God. DONNA POE Flagler Beach

Do you realize how many seniors there are in Flagler Beach and Palm Coast who can’t drive anymore?

GO, GIRL, GO! YES, WE DO NEED A SENIOR CENTER Dear Editor: As I read the editorial in the Oct. 1 edition of the Palm Coast Observer by Denise Calderwood about the need for a senior center in Palm Coast, my thoughts were, “Go, girl, go!”

This was not the first time I’d heard about this effort, as I had signed a petition seeking a senior center last month at our Blanketeers’ meeting at the library. We all signed!

The phrase in the article that not only caught my attention, but also angered me greatly was that our politicians are willing to spend over $3 million on a park that caters to dogs, showing that

they value and treat dogs better than people! Now, I know the park needed updating and that the park does also cater to people, but, hey: There is some truth, unfortunately, to this comment!

After I moved to Palm Coast several years ago, one of the first things I did was to try to find a senior center. After all, I was now a “senior”! I investigated the Community Center, thinking it was the senior center, but discovered that it was not, and, it had little to offer. I was so disappointed.

I next investigated the Adult Education offerings. I discovered this organization because I received info about it in the mail. So, I’ve taken advantage of various courses and have thoroughly enjoyed them.

But now I no longer receive a notice in the mail. For a while, the Adult Ed course schedule appeared in the Palm Coast Observer. Now, there is no way to know what is offered unless one has a computer.

And, the course offerings are now greatly reduced.

It almost appears that the county does not like senior citizens, with no senior center, with limited offerings at the Community Center, as well as a greatly reduced course schedule.

If there is anything else available, I’d love to hear about it. I appeal— please, please, please — let’s get a senior center. It’ll keep the seniors off the streets!

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Just say no to Nobile’s ‘conservative’ agenda Dear Editor: Look out, Palm Coast! If you like the crazy actions on the national scene, you’re going to love the Tea Party reign of City Councilman Steve Nobile and his second attempt for a Charter review to kickstart Palm Coast’s ugly conversion to a most extreme version of “conservative.”

And look out again, as this comes immediately on the heels of his working on behalf of the Flagler County Association for Responsible Development, aka the development industry in Flagler County, to attempt to make our beautiful city bend to the developers’ vastly reduced landscaping/ beautification standards.

This anti-government Tea Party, with our local added bonus of coming complete with an NRA gun seller, makes for a frightful combination for our beautiful city.

If you value and hope the city continues to grow and receive

its many awards and recognition for city management and beauty, please just be aware of these additional burdens being placed upon it since our last council election. Our essentially frozen Congress should serve as adequate warning.

BONNIE BELLIN Palm Coast

Steven Nobile wants to politicize Palm Coast City Council Dear Editor: He’s at it again, and this time his intent is quite clear. City Councilman Steve Nobile’s call for a City Charter review is not the real issue here. Politicizing Palm Coast is his clear goal.

He wants to bring his radical politics to bear directly on our city’s non-political staff. To repeat his quote taken from the latest Palm Coast Observer: “I would like to be part of their day-to-day.”

This is exactly what we do not want in Palm Coast, or

anywhere else for that matter.

Our city is structured precisely so that politicians cannot personally direct the activities, or otherwise intimidate, our city’s professional staff.

Can you imagine the chaos that would ensue if individual council representatives were empowered to go directly to staffers issuing demands and applying undue political pressure to get favorable decisions?

Can you imagine the abuse of such power if someone like Councilman Nobile, speaking for a fairly small and quite radical political group, was given this power?

Can you imagine a city driven purely by politics rather than the best interests of its citizens?

Our citizens must reject Councilman Nobile’s radical agenda.

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Doug Courtney, Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club Advisory Committee president tells his group they didn’t need to attend evening school board meeting.

can be taken at the School Board meeting on Oct. 20.

“It didn’t go as planned, but the intent was to find a community group that would come together and step up to keep it open,” School Board member Andy Dance said. “The district needs to stay out of membership business; it’s not our wheel house. We will let them do the fundraising.

We have got to cover costs, and, as long as we can meet those costs, it’s a good plan.”

Board member Trevor Tucker expressed his desire to get the issue resolved.

“Are we going to make a decision on Oct. 20?” he asked. “It gets dragged out and dragged out, which doesn’t help anyone. I want us to make one decision or another.”

Tucker questioned whether there would be a plan if goals

aren’t met.

“I believe that was the spirit of the conversation,” Oliva said. “We can’t sustain this. I think everybody understands that. There will be benchmarks along the way, and if we are not able to hit the benchmarks — that as a district we will be forced to make a decision.”

After the session, Doug Courtney, the Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club Advisory Committee president, said, “We got what we were hoping for. Now we have a lot of work ahead of us.”

STATE OF EDUCATION: FLAGLER SCHOOLS CONTINUE TO EXCEL Flagler School Superintendent Jacob Oliva ended a day full of meetings on a high note and promise for the future with his third-annual State of Education address.

Colleen Conklin, School Board chairwoman, opened the Flagler County Superaddress with some intendent Jacob Oliva observations of her presented the State of own.

Education on Tuesday, “What is very Oct. 6. important to us in Flagler County are the relationships and value of those relationships with our families and our teachers,” Conklin said. “Our vision is to be a courageous and innovative leader in education.”

Conklin reported on the continued improvement in state ranking, which is close to the single digits.

The enrollment for 2015 has rebounded to 12,921, which is 321 students higher than the state projected enrollment.

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An icon in the Flagler School system, Paula St. Francis, principal at Rymfire Elementary, will retire effective, Oct. 30. “Paula has been a mentor to me personally and professionally,” said Superintendent Jacob Oliva. “I would not be in the position I am in without her guidance over the years. She has inspired us to try to follow in her footsteps and we appreciate it.”

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The board was made aware of the miscommunication after the denial of the three RFPs was posted to the Flagler Schools website.

The Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club Advisory Committee notified the School Board of an email from the purchase director stating the 501c3 status wasn’t necessary as long as they had an application.

Oliva looked upon the events as a “unique opportunity.”

“We have had the racquet club on life support for about a year,” he said.

Referring to the meeting the day before, Oliva commented on the passion of the members.

“They are willing to do whatever is needed to be done so we can keep it open,” Oliva said. “We are defining a new vision or redesign of what membership is. We had a very productive conversation.”

To save operating costs, pool hours are expected to be reduced and volunteers may be more hands-on in day-to-day operations.

“Volunteers are offering to do landscape and painting and return the swim club to the glory it once was,” Oliva said. “The sense I got is that they understand our priority is education, and we kind of inherited this because there was no other entity in town.”

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Flagler Beach has dismissed its legal challenge to the county land use change that will allow Sea Ray boats to build a larger parking lot on its property just west of the city, freeing the marine company to begin construction.

In return, Flagler County has agreed to apply its industrial performance standards to the Sea Ray property, and Sea Ray agrees to send the city and county copies of any requests for permits to increase it emissions — public records already available online.

The Flagler Beach Commission didn’t have much time to consider its options before it voted on the settlement agreement at its 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 24, meeting. The city had only received the agreement at about 3 p.m. that day. The vote was divided 3-2: Commissioners Joy McGrew, Steve Settle and Marshall Shupe voted for the agreement, and commissioners Kim Carney and

Jane Mealy voted against.

A resident, Roseanne Stocker — who lives near the plant and has organized much opposition to the parking lot plan — pleaded with the city not to back off. Stocker, warning as she has at previous government meetings that the parking lot plan could be used as cover for an industrial expansion, said that Sea Ray hasn’t conceded much, as most of the documents it has offered to provide are public records the city could get on its own. Carney agreed.

But most commission members didn’t want to continue fighting what they feared would be a costly losing battle.

“I don’t want to be sued by the county and by Sea Ray and by (Sea Ray parent corporation) Brunswick, and have them sue the city of Flagler Beach because we can’t come to an agreement,” Shupe said at the meeting. “We’ve got something. It isn’t really everything we wanted, but there’s a lot of discussion that goes back to how far this can be taken.”

“I don’t want to be sued by the county and by Sea Ray and by Brunswick, and have them sue the city of Flagler Beach because we can’t come to an agreement” MARSHALL SHUPE, Flagler Beach City Commissioner

FLAGLER COUNTY OKs DEAL

The Flagler County Commission at its regular meeting Oct. 5 approved an agreement with the Flagler Beach City Commission in the city’s legal challenge over the expansion of Sea Ray’s parking lot. Flagler County Administrator Craig Coffey called the agreement — which requires Flagler County to apply its industrial performance standards to Sea Ray, and requires Sea Ray to provide the city and the county with any applications for increased emissions capacity — “imperfect,” but better than continuing litigation.

“From a business standpoint, we could go to trial, and it would be another $20,000 to our taxpayers on our end, $20,000 on their end,” he said.

The commission approved that agreement unanimously.

Ericksen: Cycle Flagler is on too dangerous of a road.

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Approving its legislative priorities for the year, the County Commission approved requests to the state for $2.5 million in funding for the Malacompra Basin Water Quality Enhancement Program and the $2 million for the Agricultural Museum, and approved policy priorities such as opposing fracking and natural gas exploration in Florida, maintaining the current countywide EMS regulatory system and revising the county-state cost-sharing agreement for juvenile detention.

CYCLE FLAGLER

The commission also approved $2,500 in Tourist Development Council funding for Cycle Flagler, a 40-mile bicycling event to be held April 30 to May 1 along a route from Flagler Beach to Cody’s Corner in Bunnell, over the objections of Commissioner Charlie Ericksen, an avid cyclist who warned that part of the route, which passes along State Route 11, is dangerous.

“This is one dangerous road, in spite of bike lanes, to put any group of people on for a 25-mile scenic route,” Ericksen said, noting that there have been fatal car crashes in the area in the past year and a half. “I just don’t want to see another death by a bicyclist in

“I just don’t want to see another death by a bicyclist in Flagler County.”

CHARLIE ERICKSEN, county commissioner

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Commissioner Nate McLAughlin, who is on the Tourist Development Council, said the cyclists would be in a large group accompaied by security and safety personnel. “It will be a well-guarded event,” McLaughlin said.

“I hear that; it doesn’t change my mind,” Ericksen replied. “This is a dangerous road to drive in a car.” The motion to approve the funding passed 4-1, with Ericksen dissenting.

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The following is an adapted news release from the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office: Flagler County Sheriff’s Office detectives are seeking the public’s help to identify two men wanted in connection with two recent thefts.

In the first case, a woman lost her MasterCard and only realized it was missing when a stranger used it at the Publix in Town Center.

A surveillance image shows the thief — a male wearing a white T-shirt and dark cap and shorts — in the checkout line.

The Sheriff’s Office has asked anyone who can identify him to contact Deputy Jacob West at 386-313-4911 or jwest@flaglersheriff.com, regarding Case No. 99816-15.

In the second incident, surveillance footage showed a tattooed, bearded man in a white tank top enter the Target on State Road 100, place a 43inch Vizio flat screen television and three wireless speakers into a shopping cart, then leave without paying.

The man loaded the stolen items into a tan Cadillac with a black rag top and the Florida license plate number HQT9W. A woman with long brown hair was in the driver’s seat.

The Sheriff’s Office has asked anyone who can identify the man to contact Detective Eric Glasgow at 386-586-4875 or eglasgow@flaglersheriff.com.

A 48-year-old Palm Coast man fractured his girlfriend’s puppy’s leg by deliberately throwing the pup against the ground, then choked his girlfriend, restricting her breathing and leaving marks on her neck, according to Sheriff’s Office records.

The man, Shawn Robert Higgins, is charged with cruelty to animals, domestic battery by strangulation, and criminal mischief.

The woman, a Pebble Stone Lane resident, had filed an injunction for protection against Higgins — her live-in boyfriend of about a year — when he came to her home on Pebble Stone Lane Oct. 3, but the injunction hadn’t yet been served, according to a Sheriff’s Office arrest report.

He showed up at her house, entering through the open garage door, and the woman’s 9-month-old, 16-pound pup came over to him. She told deputies that he threw the dog down in front of him, causing the dog to scream. He said the dog jumped out of his arms.

A veterinarian from Flagler Animal Hospital examined the dog and found a distal femur fracture on its hind leg, and told a deputy “that with the dog weighing 16.4 pounds it would be unlikely that the dog sustained this injury from simply jumping out of someone’s arms,” according to the report.

He later choked the woman, she said, and was arrested.

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Kelsey’s best friend and homecoming date is special: Keaton Wilburn.

HOMECOMING COURT King and queen: Carter Goodman and Katie Winters; junior prince and princess: Marcelo Salcedo and Sam Olsen; sophomore prince and princess: Luke Errico and Kelsey Sweeney; freshman prince and princess: Keaton Wilburn and Zoe Estberg

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Bodison’s three big catches lead Pirates to sixth straight and first homecoming victory.

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back Mackenzy Wagner threw the ball up to 6-foot 4 Andre Bodison, who jumped over his defender for a four-yard touchdown connection. After capitalizing on a fourth-and-six, midway through the second quarter, Daniel Dillard scored on a run from four yards out to put the Pirates up 14-0 at halftime.

Coming out of the break, Matanzas fumbled on its opening play, and NSB turned it into a 16-yard touchdown pass to pull within a score. The Pirates struggled throughout the quarter, but their defense kept the Barracudas in check. Just as they got deep into Matanzas territory, Bodison intercepted New Smyrna’s pass to thwart the Barracudas’ momentum.

Bodison caught his second interception late in the game to put the game away.

“Coach told us this was going to be a defensive game, so we had to come out and play,” Bodison said.

“I’m happy I was able to make some big plays that helped seal the game for us.”

The Pirates will get a week of rest, but their next game will be against the nationally ranked Mainland Buccaneers Friday, Oct. 16, in Daytona, which can potentially be a battle of undefeated district teams.

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I wouldn’t mind saving a couple of these for later in the season.”

There isn’t enough that could be said about the Pirates’ current run. They’ve beaten their crosstown rivals, won a district game for the first time in three years, won their homecoming game and now own the first winning season in the program’s history.

“We’re going to have to make a T-shirt around here that says, ‘All the firsts are now done; let’s move on to the second,’” Ripley joked.

Although it was another historic win for Matanzas, the Pirates had to fight all of the way to the end to secure the victory over the Barracudas.

Matanzas opened the scoring in the first quarter, when quarter-

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or one of the rare moments in the Pirates’ history, homecoming night meant a lot more than crowning princes, princesses and the king and queen. Matanzas (6-0, 2-0) remained undefeated after beating New Smyrna Beach 14-7 Friday, Oct. 2, at Matanzas.

“That’s big time, man,” an emotional coach Robert Ripley said.

“These guys deserve every bit of this. You take a job, knowing the issues that you’re running into, and this place hasn’t had a lot of luck or success in the things that you would hope for in a football program, but to get it all here in

Andre Bodison catches a four-yard touchdown pass to put Matanzas up.

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lot of time was put into sophomore varsity cheerleader Kelsey Sweeney’s homecoming proposal to Keaton Wilburn, a freshman with Down syndrome. First, she sought permission from his mother, and then she spent some time with the girls who sit with him at lunch, explaining what homecoming proposals were all about, so they could help her before she decided to approach him at lunch. Kelsey even had his mom go on YouTube and show him various homecoming proposals, so that he would understand what was going on, when she made her move.

On the day of the proposal, Kelsey presented her decorated sign that read: “Keaton, will you be my date to the dance?”

“His face lit up like there was no tomorrow,” Kelsey said. “His happiness went through the roof!” Of course, Keaton agreed.

The two met in middle school, when Kelsey volunteered with Best Buddies International, a program designed to create oneon-one friendships.

“Over the years, my friendship with Keaton has grown so strong into a bond that is unbreakable,” she said. “Keaton always knows how to put a smile on everyone’s face; he’s one of those people that bring such a positive feeling with him wherever he goes.”

That smile was on display Friday night during the halftime show, when Kelsey and Keaton both won homecoming prince and princess for their grade levels.

The following night, they gathered with a group of friends at the homecoming dance.

“Later that night,” she said, “he thanked me multiple times for him having ‘the best night.’”

Kelsey is starting a Best Buddy chapter at Matanzas, and they both will be participating in Fun Coast Down Syndrome Association’s 10th-annual Best Buddy Walk at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 10, at the Flagler Airport.

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FPC boys team outswims Sandcrabs Boys and girls swim meets went down to the last races, but only one group of Bulldogs came out on top.

JEFF DAWSEY SPORTS EDITOR

The Flagler Palm Coast Bulldogs battled in the water against the Seabreeze Sandcrabs Tuesday, Oct. 6, at the Belle Terre Swim & Racquet Club. The boys won their meet 91-75, but the girls lost by a one point margin, 85-84.

The Bulldogs will be back in action against Father Lopez Thursday, Oct. 8, at the Swim Racquet Club.

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Sawyer Perry finishes first in the 200-meter individual medley.

Liam Dineen congratulates his partner, Sawyer Perry, who finished first with him.

WATER WORLD: TOP SWIMMERS n BOYS’ FINISHES 200-meter free: first, Matthew Pokorny, 2:18.62 200-meter Individual Medley: first, Sawyer Perry, 2:48.56, second, Liam Dineen, 2:51.63 50-meter freestyle: first, Trey McMillin, 29.22 100-meter butterfly: second, Brandyn Bilyeu, 1:20.66 100-meter freestyle: first, Trey McMillin, 1:04.25 400-meter freestyle: second, Matthew Pokorny, 4:49.34 100-meter backstroke: second, Liam Dineen, 1:21.44 100-meter breaststroke: second, Eduard Gilmanshin, 1:29.94 n GIRLS’ FINISHES 100-meter breaststroke: first, Samantha Lauria, 1:28.90 200-meter individual medley: first, Cassandra Gubala, 2:53.78; 100-meter freestyle: first, Samantha Lauria, 1:06.03 100-meter backstroke: first, Cassandra Gubala, 1:17. 75 50-meter freestyle: second, Lexi McMillin, 32.37 100-meter butterfly: second, Hannah Ferreria, 1:19. 94 400-meter freestyle: second, Amanda Provenzano, 5:29.12 200-meter freestyle: second, Amanda Provenzano, 2:37.28 200-meter individually medley: second, Hannah Ferreira, 2:57.28

“We swam well.

Overall, I think the relays came through, which is what I like to see because that’s more of a team thing.”

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Summer Salt Gymnastics Invitational The Palm Coast Gymnastics team competed at the fifth-annual Summer Salt Gymnastics Invitational Oct. 4.

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On Sunday, Oct. 4, around 400 gymnasts competed at the fifthannual Summer Salt Gymnastics Invitational at Flagler Palm Coast High School. All the girls competing were ages 4-15. The girls competed in four different areas including a floor routine, the high bar, the balance beam and vaulting. See more photos online.

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Out of many, Palm Coast celebrates its diverse nationalities at the International Festival.

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he fourth-annual International Festival was held at Central Park in Town Center on Saturday, Oct. 3. Over 25 different countries were represented in the Parade of Nations, with flags, banners and traditional attire.

The parade was led by Ancient City Pipes and Drums around the lake in Town Center, and ended the parade with the song, “God Bless America.”

Guests enjoyed a day of ethnic food, performances by local dancers, stunts by the X-Pogo Stuntmen and live music by local bands.

“Music, dance and folklore are fun and experiential ways of learning about other cultures,” Palm Coast Parks and Recreation Director Luanne Santangelo wrote in a press release.

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When we bought our last bed, I considered getting a queensize, my husband convinced me to buy a king-size. Good thing, too: On some nights it can be downright crowded.

Before Kodi moved in, our pets were not allowed on the bed. Now it is not uncommon to find a relatively small dog spread across an impressive amount of my side of the bed, and a cat curled up at my head.

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Opinions as to whether pets should be allowed are varied and basically comes down to what is right for you. I know people with pet allergies who choose monthly allergy shots so they can keep their pets. Tests have shown that children who are brought up with pets in the house may have a higher immunity to allergic reactions.

One limited study conducted at the 28th-annual meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies in 2014 claimed pets disrupt sleep. The doctors gave 300 of their patients a survey about their pets and quality of sleep. Now, only 148 of these were pet owners, and of them, only 54% shared their bed or bedroom with a pet. Of the 54 %,

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63% had poor sleep quality and 5% said they often had trouble falling back to sleep.

A bold headline told pet owners there was proof they need to stop sharing their beds. This proclamation was based on a very small number of people (I am not doing the math), who were already seeing a sleep spe-

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If one is to believe this photo, I am disrupting Kodi’s sleep.

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Sixth-grade Ambassadors Emma Wood, Briellen Palermino, and Tate Winecoff, were three of the leadership team directing traffic in the parking lot at Belle Terre Elementary.

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the male figures in the student’s life to volunteer at least one day a year in a school activity.

Dads were having as much fun as their children, so much so that the allotted time, 11 to 11:30 a.m. stretched nearly to noon.

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A few feet away from the Chandlees, Karter and his dad, Kevin Sosa, sat on the ground intently working on a “My Dad Is Special because … ” as Karter filled in the reasons and Dad helped with the spelling.

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Next to her is a very special lunch date: her dad, Jerry Chandlee, one of 400 dads and special guests who took part in “Dads Take Your Child to School Day” at Belle Terre Elementary on Wednesday, Sept. 30.

Chandlee, the police chief at the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind in St. Augustine, said it was an honor to be invited, but admitted he couldn’t resist having a bit of fun with his 7-year-old about his availability.

“She has been talking about it and looking forward to it, so I told her I was going to eat in my office today, maybe McDonald’s, and she said, ‘No, Dad you’re going to eat at my office.’”

Tables filled with smiling, happy children and dads overflowed to the side of the building.

“We had 175 RSVPs,” Assistant Principal Katrina Townsend said.

“About 400 showed up.”

Principal Terence Culver and Townsend weren’t about to turn people away, so they quickly implemented plan B. “We sent the children over to the cafeteria to get their normal lunches,” Townsend said.

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Elegant master suite with sitting area, sliders lead to your pool area, his & her sinks, large soaker tub and separate shower. Kitchen is appointed with granite Jimmy Millhollin & countertops, & plenty of cabinet & counter space. Annette Gardinal Kitchen nook is finished with mitered glass giving Brokers/Owners unobstructed views of your pool area, boat dock & (386) 246-8585 canal! Boat house is equipped with water & electric.

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YOUR CA LE NDA R 10TH-ANNUAL BUDDY WALK 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Flagler County Airport. Hosted by the Fun Coast Down Syndrome Association. Sponsored by the National Down Syndrome Society. Call 447-8034 and register at funcoastdownsyndrome.com.

The sixth-annual Pellicer Creek Raid, a Civil War re-enactment will be 1 p.m. Oct. 10 and 11, at the Florida Agricultural Museum. Admission is $5 per person. For details, call 446-7630 or email dmilner@floridaagmuseum.org.

SMALL VOICES HEARD 6:30 p.m. at the Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway. Twenty 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.

HERBS IN THE GARDENS 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Washington Oaks Gardens State Park, 6400 N. Oceanshore Blvd. At 11 a.m. a presentation from Maggie’s Herb Farm on the medical and culinary uses of herbs. At noon there will be a cooking demonstration and at 1 p.m. a ranger-guided garden walk. Call 446-6783 or visit washingtonoaks.org.

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AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM WAGON RIDE 5-8 p.m. at the Florida Agricultural Museum, 7900 N. Old Kings Road. Educational 40-minute hayride at $5 per person. Call 446-7630 or visit floridaagmuseum.org.

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RAVENOUS READERS AGES 6 AND UP 4:30-5:30 p.m. at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 NW Palm Coast Parkway. Fun activities with provided snacks with the book, “Haunted House, Haunted Mouse,” by Judy Cox. Limited space. Call 446-6763.

QUIT SMOKING NOW: TOBACCO CESSATION 5:30-6:30 p.m. at the Florida Hospital Flagler, 60 Memorial Medical Parkway. Call 877-7848486.

FRIDAY, OCT. 9

“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.

STEERING YOUTH FORWARD 3 p.m. at the Ice House Business Center, 810 N. U.S. 1, Bunnell.

Tickets for barbecue dinner: $10.

Sponsored by Old Dixie Cattle Co.

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MONTHLY FOOD GIVEAWAY 1-3 p.m. at 91 N. Old Kings Road.

Hosted by the Women’s Missionary Society of First Church with Rev. Gillard S. Glover. Call 446-5759.

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ages 2-3 & their parents - Oct. 13, Nov. 17, Dec. 15 - 10-10:30am Palm Coast Community Center - $5; must pre-register by 48 hours in advance

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ages 2-3 & their parents - Oct. 15, Nov. 19, Dec. 17 - 10-10:30am Palm Coast Community Center - $5; must pre-register by 48 hours in advance

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ages 4-5 & their parents - Oct. 13, Nov. 17, Dec. 15 - 4:30-5:30pm Palm Coast Community Center - $5; must pre-register by 48 hours in advance

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5-week program - ages 2-3 & their parents - Wednesdays from Oct. 14 to Nov. 18 (no class Nov. 11) - 5:30-6:30pm - Palm Coast Community Center - $35; must pre-register by 48 hours in advance

MUNCHKIN’ SPORTS 5-WEEK PROGRAM

ages 4-5 & their parents - Tuesdays from Oct. 13 to Nov. 17 (no class Nov. 10) - 5:306:30pm - Palm Coast Community Center - $35; must pre-register by 48 hours in advance

LIL’ KICKER SOCCER INTRO PROGRAM

ages 4-5 & their parents - Wednesdays from Oct. 14 to Nov. 18 (no class Nov. 11) - 6:30-7:30pm - Palm Coast Community Center - $35; must pre-register by 48 hours in advance

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Proceeds go to benefit the Flagler County Fair and Youth Show. Call Penny 931-6597.

SUNDAY, OCT. 11

BETHUNE-COOKMAN CONCERT CHORALE The Concert will take place at all three services: 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. at Palm Coast United Methodist Church, 5200 Belle Terre Parkway. Call 445-1600.

MONDAY, OCT. 12

GARDEN CLUB MEETING 1 p.m. at the Flagler County Extension Service, 150 Sawgrass Road, Bunnell. Guest speaker Louis Gosson will discuss the local environmental concerns with emphasis on water conservation. The meeting will include a raffle, light refreshments, door prizes and a plant sale. Call Jane 446-0341.

DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS SEMINAR 7-8 p.m. the Jim Booe Chapter 86 will have its bi-monthly seminar at the Palm Coast Commu-

SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION MEETING 11 a.m. at the Flagler County Public Library. A short film on the history of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Call 437-3233.

PAINT PARTY AT BEACHFRONT GRILLE 7-9 p.m. at the Beachfront Grille, Flagler Beach. To save on the painting party, use coupon code SEEYOUSOON45. Sponsored by Paint Nite. Visit paintnite.com.

During a 10-second countdown, Flagler Beach Fire Fighters prepare to raise the flag.

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WEDNSEDAY, OCT. 14

FAMILY STORY CLASS FOR AGES 6 AND UNDER 10-11 a.m. at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 NW Palm Coast Parkway. Introductory literacy skills with music, puppets and books. Class theme “Clowning Around.” Call 446-6763.

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Pink Army raises flag over Veterans Park The Florida Hospital Flagler’s Pink Army rose a flag to support the fight against breast cancer, Friday, Oct. 2, at Veterans Park.

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The Florida Hospital Flagler’s Pink Army is raising awareness on the importance of annual mammograms by raising the Pink Army flag around Flagler County. Over the month of October, 21 local restaurants will raise the flag, along with many of the Fla-

FIREFIGHTER OF THE YEAR 11:45 a.m. at the Adega II Portuguese Grill, 15 Palm Harbor Way. Hosted by the Palm Coast Kiwanis Club. Call 508-423-9364.

PAWS TO READ 4-6 p.m. at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 NW Palm Coast Parkway. Call 446-6763.

THURSDAY, OCT. 15

RUMMAGE AND BAKE SALE 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Elks Lodge 2709, 53 Old Kings Road. Call 446-2709.

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Painters Walk home tops sales list at $537,500 ANASTASIA PAGELLO STAFF WRITER

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eter and Jocelyn Torpy sold the home at 3018 Painters Walk to David and Diana Daniel, of Gainesville, Virginia, for $537,500. Built in 2001, it has three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, a fireplace, swimming pool, summer kitchen, boat dock, boat house and 2,466 square feet of living area. Previously sold in 2009 for $550,000.

$197,000. Built in 2006, it has four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and 2,885 square feet of living area. Originally sold in 2006 for $245,500.

Palm Harbor Random Properties Acquisitions Corp., of Houston, Texas, sold the home at 91 Forsythe Lane to Thomas Leigh Properties, LLC, of Flagler Beach, for $81,500. Built in 1989, it has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,233 square feet of living area. Previously sold in 1998 for $74,000.

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Check out the view from the pool of the top selling home, at 3018 Painters Walk.

Cypress Knoll Patrice Luzano, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 172 Eric Drive to June Gemmer, Juli GemmerEnache and Mihai Enache, of Palm Coast, for $215,000. Built in 2000, it has six bedrooms, four bathrooms, storage building, a fireplace and 3,598 square feet of living area.

Dale Philips and Margaret Martz, of Culpeper, Virginia, sold the home at 61 Edward Drive to John and Jacqueline Hight, of Granby, Missouri, for $234,000. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,014 square feet of living area.

Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, of Carrollton, Texas, sold the home at 23 Egret Trail to Edward and Elizabeth Caisse, of Palm Coast, for $232,500. Built in 2002, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, two half baths, a fireplace, spa, swimming

pool, storage building, summer kitchen and 2,113 square feet of living area. Previously sold in 2007 for $310,000.

Grand Haven Cornelius and Doris Tanis, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 23 Waterside Parkway to Karen Tompkins, of Palm Coast, for $244,000. Built in 2000, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spa, swimming pool, summer kitchen and 1,722 square feet of living area.

Previously sold in 2004 for $230,000.

U.S. Bank National Association, of Coppell, Texas, sold the home at 15 Creekside Drive to Lyle and Susan Calderwood, of Palm Coast, for $228,500. Built in 2006, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms Hidden Lakes D.R. Horton, Incorporated, of St. Johns, sold the home at 10 Auberry Drive to Antonio and

Carmen Flores, of Palm Coast, for $219,990. Built in 2015, it has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,798 square feet of living area.

D.R. Horton Inc., of St. Johns, sold the home at 61 Auberry Drive to Patrick Smith, of Palm Coast, for $254,990. Built in 2015, it has four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and 2,042 square feet of living area.

Lehigh Woods Audrzej Gawlik, of Douglaston, New York, sold the home at 35 Ryder Drive to Alexander Druyan, of New York City, for $176,000. Built in 2004, it has three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and 2,719 square feet of living area. Originally sold in 2004 for $154,600.

Matanzas Woods Glen and Kathleen Aplin, of St. Augustine, sold the home at 79 Lancelot Drive to Jennifer and Glenn Laura, of Palm Coast, for

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Jack and Marion Sears, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 103 Forsythe Lane to Joseph and Virginia Cuthbert, of Palm Coast, for $125,000. Built in 1983, it has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a storage building and 1,524 square feet of living area. Previously sold in 2013 for $105,000.

Steven and Carla Malm, of Palm Coast, sold the home at Cleveland Court to Jeffrey and JoJeanne Lown, of Palm Coast, for $295,000. Built in 1983, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a boat dock, straddle hoist, swimming pool and 1,590 square feet of living area. Previously sold in 2003 for $254,500.

Zane and Anna Rathbun, of La Grande, Oregon, sold the home at 115 Forsythe Lane to Kyle Mahanes, of Palm Coast, for $105,500. Built in 1978, it has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,041 square feet of living area. Previously sold in 2006 for $125,000.

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Renee Deising, of Ormond Beach, sold the home at 57 Woodbury Drive to Colleen Denhup and Joseph Leto, of Milford, Connecticut, for $212,000. Built in 2004, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool and 1,872 square feet of living area.

Woodlands Rebecca Hicks, of Waverly, Georgia, sold the home at 16 Blairsville Drive to Jorge and Evelyn Santiago, of Palm Coast, for $110,000. Built in 1985, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,433 square feet of living area.

Previously sold in 2006 for $160,000.

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VyStar Credit Union, of Jacksonville, sold the home at 17 Wheatfield Drive to Luis Chaves, of Palm Coast, for $115,000. Built in 2001, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,260 square feet of living area. Originally sold in 2001 for $81,900.

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Pine Lakes Homeliving, LLC, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 14 Woodford Lane to Thomas and Diana Busciglio, of Palm Coast, for $232,500. Built in 2006, it has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,431 square feet of living area. Originally sold in 2006 for $335,200.

Edith Merritt, of North Chesterfield, Virginia, sold the home at 33 Wasserman Drive to Ronald and Christine Johnson, of Lewisburg, Tennessee, for $185,900. Built in 1989, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,400 square feet.

Rebecca Fischer, of Douglas, Georgia, sold the home at 21 Wood Cedar Drive to Stephen and CathyAnn Septer, of Palm Coast, for $105,500. Built in 1986, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,247 square feet of living area.

Previously sold in 2012 for $84,000.

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10 Crandon Court to Daniel McKinney, of Palm Coast, for $315,000. Built in 1999, it has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool, boat dock and 1,743 square feet of living area. Previously sold in 2011 for $280,000.

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Flagler’s business women honored The Volusia/Flagler Business Report and Daytona Beach News-Journal recognized a group of Flagler County Chamber members as some of the area’s most influential women in business for 2015.

The following six chamber members were honored at an awards luncheon Wednesday, Sept. 30: BRANDI FOWLER, COO, Marketing 2 Go & founder, Emmanuel’s Closet JONI HUNT, director of government affairs, Florida Hospital Flagler ROBIN KING, president/CEO,

CareerSource Flagler Volusia SANDRA MCDERMOTT, owner, Coast Title Insurance Agency MINDY MILLER, president, Flagler Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram LEA STOKES, owner/president of Preferred Management Services.

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of the Business Report’s Influential Women in Business issue, the News-Journal selected six more women as recipients of its inaugural Women in Business awards. One of these honorees was Marketing 2 Go’s CINDY DALECKI, who was named Charitable Woman of the Year for her work with the Women’s Initiative of United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties and other organizations.

“We are thrilled that seven of our members were recognized for their talent, contributions and leadership,” said Rebecca DeLorenzo, the chamber’s president. “Brandi, Joni, Robin, Sandra, Mindy, Lea and Cindy should be proud of their accomplishments and the positive impact they are making in our community.”

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Located in Bunnell, the Family Life Center is the only not-for-profit housing program in Flagler County for domestic and sexual abused victims.

They shelter up to 32 people, including children and elderly victims.

Call the hospital at 5862000.

RE/MAX Flagstaff turns 5 years old In 2010, Brokers/Owners Annette Gardinal and Jimmy Millhollin opened the doors of the RE/MAX Flagstaff brokerage and became a part of the RE/MAX network. RE/MAX Flagstaff celebrated their fiveyear anniversary ribbon cutting on Sept. 23, at their location at One Hargrove Grade.

“Our vision of a successful real estate office is written in our mission statement: ‘To provide the tools, training and environment for our successful Sale Associates,’” Gardinal said. “We believe individuals are shaped by the attitudes and habits of those around them, and our office certainly fosters that.”

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A realty trio Flagler County real estate agents, Robert “Bob” Witty, Frank Sockman and Laurent Alves. Frank, Sockman have joined forces at Real Living Palm West to create Premier Coastal Living.

“We thoroughly researched Real Living Palm West before creating our new partnership,” Witty said. “We found that partnering with them will allow us to provide the back up support that our buyers and sellers deserve, and our diverse backgrounds are a perfect match.”

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‘The Mixtape’ reaches 1 year The Mixtape radio show will be celebrating its one-year anniversary this month. The Mixtape is a 30-minute show on Beach 92.7FM that airs at 9 p.m. on Sunday. The show, hosted by Marc Gilliland, operations manager of Flagler Broadcasting, focuses on current and classic alternative music, primarily the genres of indie, punk, and ska. The Mixtape was created to shine a spotlight on bands that would not normally get any radio airplay. The Mixtape also highlights upcoming concerts from Jacksonville to Orlando and occasional band interviews. The show has grown quite a few relationships with bands, indie labels, and show promoters Follow the Mixtape at facebook.com/mixtape927 or beach927.com/mixtape.

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COMMERCIAL PERMITS SE Cline Construction was issued a $237,000 permit for a site development at 399 Grand Landing Parkway.

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Ramnarine Gowlerran was issued an occupancy permit for NU Link Auto Body at 19 Hargrove Grade.

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Hawkins Construction was issued a $467,000 certificate of occupancy for a seven-unit shell building at 250 Palm Coast Parkway NE, Unit 500.

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Home-based businesses: Air 1 Cooling & Heating Inc. HVAC contractor; Ship n Shore Travel, travel agency; LJ Constructions, flooring installation; The Gutter Guy, gutter service; Orlando Top Notch Cleaning LLC, janitorial service; Lighting Construction Services Inc., drywall installation; GMC Fitness, trucking company; Kiwi Property Solutions, handyman service; Ivan Boichev, landscaping service; Angelis Handyman & Landscaping, landscaping service; Abdel Hakim Barham, taxi service; Hank Roe Enterprises LLC, cabinet installation; American Home Masters LLC, handyman service; Mister Clean Inc., janitorial service; Soy Delights, retail sales; Mothers Haven Cleaning Service; janitorial service; Billy Adams, flooring installation.

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Christmas elves at work in Flagler Beach The ‘right present’ is the goal of Christmas Come True.

JACQUE ESTES STAFF WRITER

The words spoken by a woman working behind the customer service counter told Nadine King she was on the right track.

“Christmas Come True,” the woman said, “You helped me and now I am in a much better place.

I want to let you know how grateful I am that you were there for me and my children.”

King started Christmas Come True seven years ago when people were out of work, out of their homes and going hungry.

“I decided that it was just too crazy; everything was falling apart here,” King said. “I decided it was time for me to do something like this. It was something that has been in my heart for many years.”

Her plan was to start an organization that would put presents under the tree and food on the table that the family would enjoy.

“It’s an individualized Christmas experience for each family” King said. “We talk to the parents so we know exactly what food their children eat.”

The same is true for the gifts.

“Each of the kids is bought for, so if Suzy is a size 5 and likes bright pink and stripes, then that’s what I am shopping for,” she said.

King served 54 families the first year, December 2009. Since then, she has helped 484 families with 1,373 children.

“I go to student services and we get families from every city. We

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had 295 children last year.”

King said she has been told that the recipients should be happy for what they get, but she believes everyone should be treated with dignity.

“You aren’t going to wear something of mine if you don’t like it,” she said. “When they go back to school after break, they are happy and proud. Maybe Mom and Dad didn’t do this, but somebody did this for me.”

King is looking for a 5,000- to 6,000-square-foot space from Thanksgiving to the week before Christmas, and 60 folding tables for a staging and distribution area for the presents. If you can help with this, or in any other way, call 302-1290 , 569-4429, or visit ChristmasComeTrue.org.

Samaritan Ministries has helped over 330 abused, homeless and impoverished women and children since its founding in 2001.

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Oct. 24 is Make a Difference Day at European Village. School groups and organizaitons are wanted to put up booths with items to sell to benefit Christmas Come True.

Flash mob at 1 p.m. Call Nadine King at 569-4429.

Samaritan Ministries held the Save the Starfish Soiree fundraiser on Saturday, Oct. 3, at the Pine Lakes Country Club. Every year the organization holds a major fundraiser to help abused, homeless and impoverished women and children in Flagler County.

The organization was founded by Executive Director Lorraine Vickery, her husband Van, and Magdalena Williams, in 2001. In 14 years the organizations has aided over 330 women and children.

“I was homeless at one point in my life,” Executive Director Lorraine Vickery said. “I know what it feels like to be rejected by society.”

At the Starfish Soiree, three women, who are clients of the organization, shared their per-

“Samaritan Ministries scoops you into their arms when you feel you can no longer stand on your own two feet.”

Words of an anonymous client of the program

GRAB HOLD by Bill Bobb 98 Relative of 93-Across 100 Precipitates, in a way 102 Has a crush on 103 Make a misplay 104 Showing sound judgment 105 Finnish steam bath 107 Some animal tracks 111 Plant producers 113 Brewer’s oven 114 Health facility 117 Was clued in?

119 Pulled ahead 122 ___ Khan 123 1979 hostage locale 124 “Whoopee!”

125 Three feet 126 Having a healthy glow 127 Hemingway moniker 128 Not fatty, as meat 129 Pilots’ announcements, briefly

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1 ___ de foie gras 2 An image of worship 3 Deliberately lost 4 “Don’t ___ me!”

5 Acclaims 6 “___ for the poor!”

7 Use a cotton ball 8 Wild West watering hole 9 Computer memory unit 10 81-Across gain 11 “Long ___ ...”

12 Cleaning and deodorizing product 13 Alternative to a shower ©2015 Universal Uclick 14 Chills, fever and 74 Disconcerting action 30 “Is it hot ___ or is it just review sweating ACROSS 77 Achings 51 Game also called me?”

15 100 Ethiopian cents 1 Sandwich bread 78 Great Lakes city “sevens” 31 Saudis and others 16 Beheaded Boleyn 5 Sonny boys 80 Hub of the solar system 18 Poke holes in 53 History Muse 33 “___ Jail” (Monopoly 9 Reveal a secret 81 Action movie plot 54 Make an impression? directive) 19 It may be honorable 13 Raisin rum cake device 55 Like some questions 34 Crater creator 23 “It’s ___ cry from ...”

17 Disturbances 57 Japanese fencing sport 83 One in the race 35 Elizabeth I was the 25 Card-game stake 18 Islamic greeting 88 Love handles, es59 Howe’er last one 29 Hardly teetotalers 20 Body-bending exercises 60 Carpenter’s prop 37 Culmination sentially 32 Flower made of ribbon 21 Opposed to, to Pappy 61 Appealed, as for mercy 90 Face-cream ingredient 33 German secret police 39 Discharged Yokum 64 Biology lab supply 44 Elevator pioneer 91 Accepted doctrine 34 Preparing to drive 22 Tripped and fell 65 “ ___ the ramparts ...”

45 Auction condition 92 Cape Canaveral cancel- 35 Unit of pressure 24 Had one’s go 66 Computer dial-up 47 Onetime Missouri lation 36 Area once called 26 Forest denizen device natives 93 Two-syllable poetic foot Deseret 27 Furbys and pet rocks, 69 Drew a bead 49 “... with the greatest 94 Banquet 37 Ointment element for two 71 Ivy League member of ___” 96 Ballantine and others 38 Commit a computer 28 Beginning or attack 73 Hazardous for driving 50 “Run, don’t walk” 97 Sight for ___ eyes crime

sonal experiences and described the assistance they received through Samaritan Ministries.

“I was homeless with two kids only nine months ago,” one of the clients said. “We were being bounced around town to different resources looking for help. No substantial aid came until I was referred to Lorraine. She was the last one and didn’t ask any questions. She just helped and gave me a gas card right away. I was able to make it to the job I had been offered.” Today she is back on her feet with a job and able to support her children on her own.

Within the next two years the organization hopes to gain transitional housing to aid women and their children going through a crisis.

Visit samaritanministriesflagler.org

40 Lay eyes on 41 It might be covered in a job interview 42 Shun 43 Cattle ranchers do it 45 Round, full hairstyle 46 Travel by schooner 48 Flash of reflected light 52 Mixture of different metals 56 Pizzazz 58 Circle, as planets 62 ___ out (just get by) 63 Do the waltz 66 Maladjusted person 67 Pertaining to the eye 68 Fireball 69 “Iron” Mike ___ 70 Cut off 72 Checks 75 Management 76 Superior in slipperiness 78 Weapon with a bellshaped guard 79 Calls a basketball game 82 A score has two 84 Wire measures, for short 85 Sat down 86 Fairy tale nemesis, sometimes 87 Fish egg masses 89 “Sherlock” producer 91 Spaciousness 95 “Anything ___?”

99 Queen of Mount Olympus 101 Fill with spirit 102 Pear-shaped plucked instrument 105 Old Nick 106 Like an old grate 107 Celestial twinkler 108 Stick you can jump on 109 Aahs’ companions 110 “Is that all right?”

111 Go crazy 112 It’s active in Sicily 113 Creole pod 115 Prefix for “legal” 116 Throws in 118 Nest egg option 120 Blast-furnace input 121 Soap-making compound

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