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A page turns in Ormond Beach history The former Julian’s restaurant is the future site of a gift shop.
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Why Persis says now is the time for a straw ban in Ormond Beach No one at the Civil Discourse town hall meeting on Monday, June 24, spoke against a possible single-use plastic straw ban. JARLEENE ALMENAS NEWS EDITOR
While the city of Ormond Beach is considering a ban on plastic straws, City Commissioner Susan Persis recognizes that the initiative isn’t a total solution to the single-use plastic environmental crisis. “Certainly straws are not the main problem,” Persis said at the Civil Discourse town hall meeting on Monday, June 24. “They are part of the problem.” The city attorney is drafting an ordinance to ban plastic straws citywide. It will be brought to the City Commission for a vote. Persis asked for the ordinance at the commission meeting on May 21. The City Commission’s next meeting is scheduled for July 30. The Civil Discourse town hall meeting revolved around the topic of single-use plastics. It was the first of two town halls scheduled by the local group striving to improve communications between citizens and elected officials after the 2018 elections. Persis said she cares about the environment, having grown up in Ormond Beach and remembering a time when the water was
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City Commissioner Susan Persis with Eric Breitenbach and Linda Williams of Civil Discourse.
cleaner. The fact that water quality has worsened bothers her, she said. When she ran for City Commission, she said she was going to help protect the environment. Persis said that platform wasn’t a “political ploy.” “I do what I say, and I say what I mean and that’s just the kind of person I am,” Persis said. “If I say I’m going to do it, I’m going to do it.” She decided to start the straw ban initiative in Ormond Beach following Gov. Ron DeSantis’ veto of a bill that would have prohibited cities from banning plastic straws. The time to ban them is now, Persis said to the approximately 30 people inside the Ormond Beach Library auditorium. No one spoke against a straw ban. Steve Wonderly, the chair of the Sierra Club of Volusia and Flagler County, said the city should ban straws because they’re harmful. Plastic straws take almost 500 years to degrade, he said. “We should do the right thing while we have the chance,” Wonderly said. Suzanne Scheiber, founder of Dream Green Volusia, said plastics are a “huge” problem, spurred on
by a lack of waste management. She said more trash is being produced than can be managed, and that Dream Green Volusia supports Persis’ initiative. The group is focusing on the impact of straws, plastic bags and styrofoam in Volusia County, and Scheiber said there are four other cities discussing different singleuse plastic bans: Ponce Inlet, Port Orange, South Daytona and New Smyrna Beach. “We’re in a coastal community here, and what we do makes a difference,” Scheiber said. Persis said people need to become cognizant that there are alternatives to using single-use plastics. She recently walked from her home to the local Walmart and took photos of all the straws she saw on the ground. There were a lot, she said. Ormond Beach banning straws wouldn’t be an outlier, Persis said. It’s a ban that’s being discussed nationwide, and she believes it’s something Ormond and other communities need to do. “People are really beginning to take notice,” Persis said. “I think people have pushed it to the side for too long and now it’s literally piled up all over the world.”
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Source: National Geographic: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/2018/07/news-plastic-drinking-straw-history-ban/.
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Straws can pose a danger to animals like sea turtles, albatross and fish.
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or more straws have been picked up at the charity’s International Coastal Cleanups, making them one of the top 10 items on its annual list.
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Most recycling machines aren’t capable of recycling straws.
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A page turns in Ormond Beach history The former Julian’s is the future site of a gift shop. WAYNE GRANT REAL ESTATE EDITOR
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ike a senior citizen filled with memories, the former Julian’s Dining Room and Lounge stands silent, seemingly reflective, as the world rushes past on State Road A1A. Located a bit south of Granada Boulevard at 88 S. Atlantic Ave., the empty building with the A-frame entryway was one of most popular eateries in the area starting in 1967. Now, long lines no longer extend around the corner of the building. Echoes of music and laughter have faded away. It closed in 2012 after a brief period under different management. A new owner plans to demolish the building and build a retail shop with beach-related merchandise, saying a new, modern building will boost the area, and that there will be improved landscaping and storm water management. He said the former Julian’s is too outdated and deteriorated for rehab to be feasible. But at a neighborhood meeting on the plans, an adjacent business owner expressed worries about the effect on parking, and one audience member lamented the loss of a unique Polynesian-style building that has become a landmark. If a Planned Business Development is approved, the building will be replaced with an Ocean Club gift shop owned by Pinchas “Pinny” Mamane, who owns one Ocean Club farther south on State Road A1A, two in Daytona Beach and one in Daytona Beach Shores. The plans were detailed at the neighborhood meeting June 19 at Ormond Beach Regional Library by Joe Hopkins, president of The Performance Group of Daytona Beach, a civil engineering company. Neighbors within 600 feet of the property were notified about the meeting, and ads were placed in a local newspaper. This is the second date with the wrecking ball for Julian’s. It was purchased it in 2014 by local entrepreneur L. Gale Lemerand, who had planned to remove it for Stonewood Grill and Tavern parking but ended up selling the property to Mamane 18 months ago. CITY APPROVAL NEEDED
The neighborhood meeting was necessary because the property owner is seeking a rezoning to Planned Business Development with relief from two requirements in the Land Development Code. The Planning Board will review the request on July 11, and then the City Commission will have the final vote. Hopkins said construction would start immediately after approval and required asbestos and pest inspections.
The former Julian’s Dining Room and Lounge has another date with the wrecking ball.
One relief from the code concerns the requirement for a 30-foot buffer between commercial and residential. The owner seeks to have this reduced to 15 feet along the west side, which is adjacent to housing on Florence Street. The owner also seeks relief from the LDC requirement of a wall. Currently, there is no buffer and no wall. Constructed in 1967, the building is non-conforming to the LDC. Mamane also owns some residential properties along Florence Street. Hopkins pointed out advantages to the development plan. It will increase the green area of the site with additional landscaping, have 51 trees instead of the required 42 and improve pedestrian access to the building. Also, all stormwater will be diverted to underground tanks, so none will leave the property. Currently, the site is 90% impervious, and water runs off into the neighborhood. “It should improve the drainage of the area,” Hopkins said. He also said the district will be improved with a new building. THE PARKING QUESTION
John Adams, president of Adams Cameron and Co. Realtors, is concerned about parking problems for businesses in the neighborhood. The Julian’s parking lot has always blended into the parking area of the next-door Adams Cameron office. The realty office would use the parking mostly in the morning, while the restaurant utilized it in the evening. The new site plan calls for a retaining wall between the gift shop parking lot and the Adams Cameron lot, and Adams said at the neighborhood meeting that this could cause problems. “We really need to get to the bottom of the parking,” he said. Hopkins would make no specific commitment. “There’s an issue with the parking,” he said. “We will work with you but we can’t make a deal tonight.” He said the gift shop will require only 35 stalls but the lot will have a capacity of 75. Hopkins also said the gift shop owner is not responsible for parking problems in the neighborhood and said perhaps the city can look at alternatives such as on-street parking. After the meeting, Mamane indicated that an arrangement could be made.
This architectural drawing shows the proposed retail store.
REZONING REQUEST The owner seeks a Planned Business Development, saying landscaping and storm water management would be improved.
“Being a good neighbor is very important for a business,” he said. Also after the meeting, Adams said the parking problem could have a snowball effect, saying some businesses on Bovard Avenue utilize the parking at Julian’s at times. “I’m very hopeful it can be worked out,” he said. Condo owners across State Road A1A said they hope to continue using the lot for parking when needed, such as when their lot is being paved. Hopkins said he would not say no to temporary parking, saying there is a cooperative spirit. LOSING A LANDMARK
Other than parking issues, there were no objections to the plans at the neighborhood meeting, except for one person who called the building a landmark. Byron Kauffman, a commercial artist who lives on the beachside, said if unique buildings are torn down, Ormond Beach will eventually look like any other city. “I hate to lose that cool of a building,” he said. “The city should get involved.” If he were designing a new gift shop, he said he’d incorporate the A-Frame design, to pay homage. “Having a Polynesian design for a beach shop is a no-brainer,” he said. Hopkins said the architectural style of the new building will be neo-eclectic, similar to the Panera Bread on West Granada Boulevard. Kauffman remembers a handpainted, 35-foot Hawaiianthemed mural in the restaurant, saying it could not be replicated today and should be saved. Hopkins, who has inspected the property, said he did not remember seeing the mural, but it is dark in the building, so he may have missed it. Mamane said he was not familiar with the mural, but would
be willing to give it away if anyone is interesting in removing it. In an interview after the meeting, Elysha Petschauer, executive director of the Ormond Beach Historical Society, said buildings that are 50 years old are now considered historic. In fact, state and national agencies are currently placing importance on “mid-century” buildings. Hopkins said the building is in such bad shape that it would not be feasible to try to bring it up to code. In 2015, Lemerand also said the building could not be saved. Some said the decor had become outdated by the time it closed, and Lemerand agreed. “The customers, employees and building all got old together,” he said. A FAMILY REMEMBERED
Among those who remember Julian’s are Adams’ parents, Bob and Ryan. “If you wanted to see anybody in Ormond Beach that you hadn’t seen for a while, you went to Julian’s,” Bob Adams said. “It was really wonderful.” The restaurant was started by Cuban immigrant Julian Lopez, and Adams remembers the friendliness of the Lopez family. “We’re still friends,” he said. His wife Ryan recalls the owner’s wife, Dora, cracking the lobster claws for their young son. Adams said the restaurant had nationally known entertainment and the “best prime rib in the world.” There was a small dance floor, and the Adams remember people dancing in the aisles. On the west side of the building was a mini-bar that seated about 20 people and was the local hangout for many years. According to Orlando Sentinel archives, Dec. 22, 1997, was declared “Julian’s Day” by the Ormond Beach City Commission, commending Lopez for fulfilling the American Dream and honoring the family for community involvement. Lopez received a similar recognition from the Volusia County Council. Julian Lopez Sr. died April 21, 2018, in Ormond Beach.
“If you wanted to see anybody in Ormond Beach that you hadn’t seen for a while, you went to Julian’s.” BOB ADAMS
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A prospective new apartment complex between Dix and Highland avenues has residents concerned for the future of their neighborhood. About 25 people attended the neighborhood meeting for the development of a property at 135 N. Yonge St., which previously had an expired Planned Business and Residential Development zoning designation for two-story townhomes. The property, which includes the existing Dollar General, is owned CST Holdings LLC. The developer held the neighborhood meeting voluntarily to discuss the first stages of the land use application. CST Holdings is planning to amend the comprehensive plan land use of the parcel, which currently is slated for low density residential and general commercial. James Stowers, a representatives of CST Holdings and a former city commissioner, led the meeting. He said CST wishes to amend 2.52 acres on the parcel from low density residential to medium density residential, allowing for up to 12 units per acre; low density residential allows for 4.3 units per acre. However, Stowers said overall residential density will not increase. CST Holdings is also seeking to restrict the residential units in the six-acre parcel to a maximum of 60. Currently, the general commercial designation allows for 32 units per acre. The Dollar General will also stay.
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accessible. I’m an African American that comes form the inner city of Rochester, New York, a working class neighborhood. At the Ormond Beach reading, you’re going to find poems about my family, about music, about the political situation we’re in right now. But hopefully, not in a way that makes people feel they’re excluded.
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Cornelius Eady co-wrote “Running Man,” which was a finalist for the 1999 Pulitzer Prize in drama, and he is coming to Ormond Beach. He’ll be the featured speaker July 2, at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum, 78 E. Granada Blvd., sponsored by David Axelrod’s Creative Happiness Institute. Doors open at 5 p.m., and the program is from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 2. The event is free and open to the public, but registration is suggested because seating is limited. Visit shorturl.at/eiZ01 or email axerod@creativehappiness.org. Eady, a professor in the MFA program at SUNY Stony Brook Southampton, also wrote “Brutal Imagination,” which won Newsday’s Oppenheimer award in 2002. He spoke with the Ormond Beach Observer on June 21. Q: What influence can poets have in society today?
A: Poets don’t regulate laws, but we do have an influence in the way we want to live our lives. And I think without poetry, you have a very flat and uninterest-
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ing culture. So I think that most poets would feel that they’re on the side of progress and really want to see that working on various levels. Q: What do you say to
someone who feels poetry is unapproachable and hard to understand?
A: They’re reading the wrong poets. ... There’s lots of poets out there — Tim Seibles, Patricia Smith, Mahogany Browne — a whole slew of poets that use common vernacular that talk about the neighborhoods they come from, that don’t want you to feel that they separate themselves from the reader. I would encourage those readers to have a little bit of an adventure in a bookstore and see if they can find a book or a writer that really talks to them, because they’re out there. There isn’t a moratorium on accessibility in American poetry. I feel that my work is
I have grown up here and have many fond memories of Julian’s. I also understand it has stood too long to be saved. However, adding a gift shop is NOT the answer. We are slowly losing our beautiful Ormond Beach. — Heather Armstrong Hudson
I used to work there back in the ’80s. It was a great restaurant
A: That’s a true story. With only a little bit of tweaking, that’s pretty much verbatim what he was telling me as he was driving me in the wrong direction to my house. But they’re not all autobiographical. The poetry cycle for “Brutal Imagination,” where I personify the fictional suspect that Susan Smith invented to take the blame for the disappearance and murder of her two kids — that, of course, never happened to me. Q: In your poem, “Charlie
Chaplin Impersonates a Poet,” you have this great list of images — “doves, incandescent
A: I’m pretty sure I wanted to have something that would have the energy of slapstick but also surprise you, the way Chaplin’s pantomime surprised you at times. For example, he would turn two dinner rolls and two forks into a dance. I was hoping I would give a list that would approximate that kind of invention, but also something that violates protocol. In “Little Tramp,” he truly violates protocol time and time again, so I was trying to get that energy onto the page. Q: Why is voice important in poem?
A: Voice ... is the conveyor of the image, the lyric, the idea. There’s an initial handshake, between the reader and the page; there’s a little negotiation there, whether you’re going to believe the tone of the speaker’s voice and let the speaker take you somewhere. Or, you’re going to say, “I don’t think the speaker knows what he’s talking about. I don’t believe the authority.
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poem, “The Cab Driver Who Ripped Me Off,” a dramatic monologue told from the perspective of a cranky cab driver?
bulbs,/ Plastic roses.” — that are coming out of the poet’s mouth while visiting a university to give a reading. How do you know that one thing fits a list like that, while something else doesn’t?
back then. Sad to see it go.
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MEET JAMES DUPUY Disabled American Veterans Jim Booe Chapter 86 member James Dupuy (HMC-Retired) was a U.S. Navy Corpsman in the Vietnam War, from 19671968. He the served two tours on U.S. Marine bases, for a total of 23 years. Visit the DAV at 27 Florida Park Drive N, or call 439-2122 for its services.
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When: 5:30-9 p.m. Where: City Center Municipal Complex, 1000 City Center Circle Details: Come out for an evening of entertainment and fireworks. There will be two kids zones, dinner available at Food Court Alley, roaming magicians, clowns, stilt walkers and more. A live band will play at the Kenneth W. Parker Amphitheater. Bring blankets and chairs.
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SPORTS Mainland’s Taron Keith (left) and Nathan Braswell
“(D’Andre McMillian) set the bar around here. And now, we’ve got to go raise it.” NATHAN BRASWELL
THEY’VE GOT NEXT How the Buccaneers plan to replace star running back D’Andre McMillian.
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Andre McMillian was weeks away from graduating high school and only a few months away from attending his first football practice at Murray State University. But his old team needed him. There had been some shuffling among Mainland football’s coaching staff. Some coaches were forced to take on new position groups, and they were spread out. Before the start of spring practice on April 22, Buccaneers offensive coordinator Arin Hankerd approached McMillian. He wanted him to help coach during the spring. “He was the first coach ready with a whistle in his mouth,” Hankerd recalled. “It was awesome.” Losing McMillian’s leadership is what will be most difficult for Mainland during the 2019 season. Not that he was the first 1,000 yard rusher the Buccaneers have had since 2011. Not that he accounted for 27 total touchdowns, 23 of which were rushing touchdowns (a school record for a running back). Not that he was one of the fastest or most agile players on the team. It’s losing his intangible qualities — his football IQ and his character — the Buccaneers will struggle to replace. “He was the smartest kid we
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Former Buccaneers running back D’Andre McMillian, who graduated this past spring, coaches during spring practice at Mainland.
ever had,” Hankerd said. “He’s a brilliant football mind.” Taron Keith doesn’t know how last year would have turned out if not for having McMillian with him in the backfield. It was Keith’s first time starting at quarterback, and he was in a new system. But McMillian knew the offense inside and out, backward and forward. He called audibles for the offensive line and checked pass protection nearly every down. “It was like having another
quarterback back there with me,” said Keith, now a rising senior. “It took a lot of burden off my shoulders. I could rely on him at any time.” The Buccaneers will no longer have their workhorse at running back. To combat this, they’ll use a by-committee approach. Coaches have already tabbed rising senior Nathan “Wam” Braswell as the Buccaneers’ next starter. Keith will see time as a backup running back in addi-
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Nathan Braswell goes through a drill during spring practice at Mainland.
tion to his duties at quarterback (where he’ll still be relied upon to run the ball). The Buccaneers are looking for a third back to step up during summer practice. Braswell, a transfer from Father Lopez Catholic High School, doesn’t have the top-end speed that McMillian had. But he’s got great balance. He bounces off tackles and stays on his feet. “He’s very efficient when he runs,” Hankerd said. “He just hits the hole and gets forward progress.” Braswell said that he can do more than run, though. He’s a more-than-willing pass catcher. “I can even throw if you need me to,” he joked. “I can give you anything you need.” Keith, in addition to his physical talent, may be able to bring some of the leadership qualities that McMillian demonstrated last season. “He’s the perfect storm of A-plus athlete, A-plus character, A-plus football guy,” Hankerd said. “He’s the hardest working guy every day, and he just has the best character of any one I’ve ever met. He’s one of the best kids I’ve ever coached.” But there’s no question: Regardless of who is in the backfield for the Buccaneers, McMillian will be sorely missed. “He set the bar around here,” Braswell said. “And now, we’ve got to go raise it.”
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Mainland teacher in National Senior Games Sandy Garner, a physical education teacher at Mainland High School and a former volleyball coach, had the opportunity to play volleyball in the 60+ division at the National Senior Games in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Her team placed second in the championship division. There were 40 teams in her age group. Her team went undefeated, winning eight straight matches without dropping a set — until the final match. Garner was the only player from Florida on her team.
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Father Lopez Catholic High School promoted defensive coordinator Chris Stephenson to take over as the Green Wave’s next head football coach. Stephenson went 11-8 in two seasons in charge at Mount Dora from 2016-2017. This promotion comes after the recent departure of former Green Wave head coach Matt Knauss, who left Father Lopez for Orange Park Ridgeview.
Father Lopez Catholic High School’s Lisa Colee shot a 69 to qualify fro the 2019 U.S. Girls’ Junior Championship, which will be held on July 22-27 at SentryWorld Golf Course in Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
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COFFEE WITH A COP
When: 12:30-2 p.m. Where: Granada Cafe, 376 W. Granada Blvd. Details: Join the Ormond Beach Police Department for an opportunity to sit down with officers and share what’s on your mind. Free coffee provided. Saturday, June 29
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When: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Where: 262 S. Orchard St. Details: Cat food donations are appreciated.
HALIFAX HUMANE SOCIETY GRAND-OPENING
When: 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Where: Halifax Humane Society main campus facility, 2364 LPGA Blvd. Details: Celebrate the grand opening of the reimagined main campus. Ribbon cutting at 10:30 a.m. Open house and guided tours from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Food trucks available for food and beverage purchases.
INDEPENDENCE DAY CRAFTS
When: 2-3 p.m. Where: Environmental Discovery Center, 601 Division Ave. Details: Children are invited to create an Independence Day craft. Free program. Space is limited. Call 615-7081. Monday, July 1
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Details: Join City Commissioner Troy Kent at his home for a cup of coffee and a chance to speak. Tuesday, July 2
GRIND AGAINST HUMANITY When: 9 p.m. Where: Grind Gastropub and Kona Tiki Bar, 49 W. Granada Blvd. Details: It’s “Cards Against Humanity” but with a twist. You and your team will collectively choose the funniest, most clever and best card choice for each round. The more rounds you win, the more prizes you can win. Signups begin at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 3
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When: 12:30-1:30 p.m. Where: Ormond Senior Center, 351 Andrews St. Details: The Council on Aging offers free dance lessons provided by “Dance With Me” instructors Tom and Jo Sanders. Costs $2. Participants are welcome to stay afterward for a dance gala and social, from 2-4 p.m. featuring live big band music by The Blue Notes. Call 672-4159. Thursday, July 4
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
When: 6-9:30 p.m. Where: Rockefeller Gardens, 26 Riverside Drive Details: Head to the four parks at the base of the Granada Bridge to enjoy the city’s Fourth of July celebration. Food vendors, kids games, live music and a firework display. Parking available at public lots. Shuttle service provided.
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Brookdale Senior Living in Ormond Beach celebrated the summer solstice on Friday, June 21, with a day full of activities for its residents in the hopes of continuing to raise awareness for Alzheimer’s and dementia in the community. For Todd Register, executive director for Brookdale Ormond Beach West, it’s a cause that runs deep. His mother had dementia, and five out her nine siblings were also diagnosed with it. His grandfather had it, too, and one of his cousins was recently diagnosed. It’s why every year, he sets a personal fundraising goal to aid the Alzheimer’s Association. “We want to make sure that we are bringing as much awareness to dementia and Alzheimer’s as we can,” Register said. Brookdale Senior Living participates in the Alzheimer’s Association annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s, and this year will be no different. Brookdale has already set fundraising goals for the Nov. 9 walk. Its first-annual “Longest Day” event was a way to begin raising awareness for the cause. It was an all-day celebration with new activities every hour, including yoga on the beach, music thera-
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Brookdale residents gather before a recipe swap during the Longest Day event on Friday, June 21.
py, hand massages and ice cream sundaes. Among the participating residents were former nurses, a socialite, and even a concert pianist. Register said other diseases, such as breast cancer, are more supported by many individuals and organizations compared to Alzheimer’s. There’s a reason for that, he said — breast cancer is curable. Alzheimer’s and dementia isn’t yet. “We need to change that,” Register said. “We need to get people to focus on it.”
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by 2020. The Feed-A-Family program provides families with 40-pound food bags in partnership with Halifax Urban Ministries. The check was presented to FBH Founder and Chair Forough B. Hosseini and Executive Director Judi Winch by Bank of America’s East Central Florida Market President Cindy Politis and Senior Vice President and Market Manager Karen Jacobs. To learn more about VCan2020 and the Feed-A-Family program, visit foodbringshope.org
Family Renew Community recently presented Ormond Beach residents Dr. W.K. and Linda McGrane with a Big Bang award for their efforts in expanding support for local programs fighting family homelessness. The Big Bang award recognized their $10,000 gift, which inspired others to match it by more than 1 and 1/2 times, according to a press release. The contributions will fund Family Renew Community’s
ROTARY HELPS FIGHT AGAINST OPIOIDS The Rotary Club of Downtown Ormond Beach presented Lisa Huser, owner and director of Addiction Treatment Advocates Inc., with a $300 check after Huser spoke to the club about efforts to fight opioid abuse. Addiction Treatment Advocates was founded by two
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30th-anniversary awareness campaign, Restoring Hope to Homeless Families Since 1989. The multimedia campaign will launch July 1. Other major sponsors included Ormond Beach residents John and Kathleen Vivian, and Overhead Door Co. of Daytona Beach. Family Renew offers housing and help for homeless families with children in 32 apartments located in Holly Hill, Daytona Beach and DeLand. It also provides homelessness prevention assistance to families in Volusia and Flagler County. Visit familyrenew.org.
nurses certified in addiction medicine who, through their work experience, identified the necessity for alternative treatment built around the needs of the individual. The firm provides in-home detoxification and addiction medication management services, combined with education intervention and prevention services. Visit RotaryClubofDowntownOrmondBeach.com.
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Eight people were recognized as the 2019 Vietnam Veterans of America Daytona Beach Chapter 1048 Presidential Volunteer Service Award Program recipients, according to a press release. The recipients were First Vice President Bob Adkins, Treasurer Rick Minor, President Rod Phillips, Director Bob Bendlin, Director Jim Drake, George Reagan, Diana Schaack and Terry Schaack.
ORMOND BEACH MASONS DONATE FOOD
The Ormond Beach Masonic Lodge 326 donated a cart-full of food collected at the Lodge to Halifax Urban Ministries on June 23. To learn more about the Lodge, visit obl326.com.
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More than 3,500 members of the Daughters of the American Revolution will convene in Washington, D.C., for the 128th Continental Congress, the latest gathering of the service organization’s annual meeting, according to a press release by the Capt. James Ormond chapter. In attendance will be Nancy Roddy and her daughter, Christine Roddy. They are looking forward to a tour of the DAR Library and the grand opening night ceremony. To learn more about the DAR, visit DAR.org
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Tyler and Tiffany Edwards, of Ormond Beach, sold 945 Willow Run to Denise White, of Ormond Beach, for $225,000. Built in 1976, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,614 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $166,000. William and Stacey Rocca, of Ormond Beach, sold 18 Ormond Parkway to Alfredo Riveron and Judith Gonzalez, of Ontario, Canada, for $206,800. Built in 1956, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,160 square feet. It sold in 1998 for $99,500. Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 48 Hernandez Ave. to Alexander Diaz, of Miami, for $192,000. Built in 1955, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,425 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $151,100.
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Alicia Vessa and Deborah Vessa, of Port Orange, sold 44 Laurel Oaks Circle to Patricia Villanueva, of Ormond Beach, for $183,000. Built in 1981, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,208 square feet. It sold in 2017 for $138,000.
Amelia Perry, of Daytona Beach, sold 40 Carriage Creek Way to Melissa Stokke, of Ormond Beach, for $230,000. Built in 1990, the house has four bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 2,140 square feet. It sold in 1990 for $162,300.
Carolyn Ayres sold 2 Arborvue Trail to Richard and Carol Taylor, of Ormond Beach, for $147,750. Built in 1986, the townhouse has three bedrooms, 2. 5 baths and 1,496 square feet. It sold in 2001 for $72,000.
Castlegate Charles and Amelia Kidd sold 1 Queen Ann Court to William and Andrea Powell, of Ormond Beach, for $275,000. Built in 1994, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 2,372 square feet. It sold in 1999 for $165,900.
Breakaway Trails Larry and Vickie Smith, of Port Orange, sold 8 Lake Isle Way to Glenn Sheeley and Eleanor Maccaro, of Ormond Beach, for $387,500. Built in 1990, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,601 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $289,000.
Halifax Plantation Tara and Kenneth Manderville, of Ormond Beach, sold 1449 Ioni Court to Geraldine and George Fennimore, of Ormond Beach, for $449,000. Built in 1994, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and 2,864 square feet. It sold in 2016 for $395,000.
Hunter’s Ridge Meagan Copeland, of Bluffton, South Carolina, sold 136 Pergola Place to Denis and Caroline Cronin, of Ormond Beach, for $225,000. Built in 2016, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,537 square feet. It sold in 2016 for $206,000. The Trails Valerie Maresco, individually and as trustee, sold 25 Rio Pinar Trail to Tyler and Tiffany Edwards, of Ormond Beach, for $340,000. Built in 1977, the house has four bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 2,272 square feet. It sold in 2001 for $215,000.
Donald Grouette and Alice Stanley, of Murphy, North Carolina, sold 44 Wildwood Trail to Rachel Jeyasselaln, of Ormond Beach, for $213,000. Built in 1984, the townhouse has two bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a fireplace and 1,551 square feet. It sold in 2012 for $99,500. John Adams, of Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, contributed to this report.
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Roy Steele Jr., of DeLand, sold 94 Warwick Ave. to Christopher Young, of Ormond Beach, for $235,000. Built in 1966, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,572 square feet. It sold in 2016 for $200,000.
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Gregg and Sylvia Rogers sold 42 Ocean Pines Drive to Joshua and Jaren Ruane, of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, for $285,000. Built in 2004, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 2,039 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $232,000.
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