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Ty Lohman, local real estate investor, recently purchased the Aliki Plaza, 378-404 S. Atlantic Ave., for $2.7 million and the Renaissance Center, 431-495 S. Nova Road, for $4.85 million. PAGE 12
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A car wash at Granada Pointe took a big step recently when 1.4 acres were purchased by 1852 Granada Pointe LLC for $1,365,000. PAGE 12
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For Embry-Riddle Assistant Professor Jennifer Hinebaugh, fighting human trafficking, helping a struggling student and easing millennials’ transitions into the workforce are all the same mission: Making people feel safe. PAGE 4
‘ELK OF THE YEAR’ IN FLORIDA Erika Barger was recognized out of 56,000 Elks. PAGE 7
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Protesters gather on the corner of Beach Street with signs during the Ormond Beach Close the Camps protest on Tuesday, July 2.
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63 Sovereign, the restaurant at 63 W. Granada Blvd., is in a house built in 1924, but the decor gives it a modern flare. This combination reflects the menu, where the three young owners take traditional dishes and add their own twist. The entrepreneurs, all under age 30, Brandon Sheppard, Ryan Truong and Robyn Capece, started the business one year ago on July 4, combining a diverse experience in the restaurant industry, including Asian and Italian. Sheppard said they want customers to enjoy culinary opportunities from around the world and unique meals they can’t find other places. They also have a raw bar and a large selection of wines and beer with indoor and outdoor dining options. The menu has evolved over the year. It changes every four months to have seasonal offerings. Sheppard said you can get a vegetable when it’s not in season but it doesn’t taste the same. “Our goal is to be as fresh and seasonal as possible,” he said. Another change over the year has been to have Test Kitchen Tuesday, where they offer a limited number of new items and get
feedback from guests. It’s been so popular that Sheppard says they recommend reservations for Tuesday. They’ve also added private parties, such as bridal showers, birthday dinners and corporate meetings. The name, 63 Sovereign, came from the fact that they own the business themselves, without a financial backer they have to answer to. “We enjoy being able to make our own decisions,” Truong said. “I’ve learned problem solving and how to manage time. It’s been a great experience.” The three also work fulltime in careers separate from the restaurant. People say millennials leave Ormond Beach, but these restaurant owners are showing it’s possible to build a career here. “This is where we want to be,” Sheppard said.
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Aerial arts lands in Ormond Beach Flow arts and aerial yoga will also be taught. WAYNE GRANT REAL ESTATE EDITOR
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Alaina Rumrill and Maria Martin get ready to perform.
Aerial arts can be called “dancing in the air.” If you’re not familiar with the growing sport, think of Cirque du Soleil, where the performers put on an artistic show while suspended on ropes, ribbons, hoops and more. It’s both exercise and a form of self-expression. Barrie Michaels, of Palm Coast, has been teaching and promoting aerial arts locally for several years, and has now opened a training center in Ormond Beach. The July 2 grand opening of VertiFit Aerial Arts, 880 Airport Road, Suite 113C, featured performances by students. The practice of aerial arts is well known in places such as New York and California, Michaels said, and it’s just becoming known in this area. She said children see aerial arts on TV shows such as “America’s Got Talent” and tell their parent they would like to try it. “It’s a beautiful performing art,” she said. “A student learns tricks, and then puts them together with music.” Michaels has been renting space in local dance studios, and she said her students recently won several awards in the countywide Flagler Youth Talent show. She has promoted the sport by taking part in the Palm Coast holiday parade and events at places such as Tanger Outlets near Ormond Beach. FLOW ARTS AND AERIAL YOGA
Sofia Cianfarra performs on the lyra.
Aerial arts training at VertiFit includes aerial silks, lyra (a hoop), trapeze, cube, bungee fitness, etc. There’s also aerial yoga, which is performed close to the ground. Her facility has a 25-foot high ceiling, allowing the higher appa-
Grace Myers and Caylee Casper perform on the cube. Grace said she loves aerial arts, and Caylee said it’s fun learning the tricks.
ratus. VertiFit Aerial Arts will also offer flow arts, such as poi spinning, hooping, juggling and dragon staff, all props that are manipulated in rhythmic patterns. “It’s very meditative,” Michaels said. “It’s not as easy as it looks. It’s a great way to de-stress.” Flow arts teacher Mark Christopher Moore said they will help students make their own props so they can perform at home. Michaels also offers parties, such as teen birthday parties, where everyone gets a chance to learn on the apparatus. PHYSICAL AND MENTAL
Aerial arts provide both physical and mental health benefits, Michaels said, including improved focus and coordination. Casses are attended by all ages. “A lot of people want an alternative way to work out,” she said. “They don’t want to do a treadmill.” She calls aerial arts a fullbody workout. “Most women don’t have a strong upper body,” she said. “This builds it up quickly.”
She said a person can construct an A-frame in their backyard to practice some of the aerial arts at home. There’s even a possibility of going into aerial arts professionally. Disney and Universal have aerial performances, as do cruise ships. Some of her older students are already performing. She will get a call for performers at a wedding, party or other events. Michaels previously worked in high-stress positions in the corporate world, she said. Seeking balance, she discovered aerial arts and fell in love with the beauty and uniqueness. After moving to this area, she found she had to drive to Orlando to find a facility. Certified in yoga and aerial arts, she began to promote the activity locally and now has her own studio. More information can be found at www.VertiFit.com; Instagram@VertiFit Aerial or Facebook at VertiFit Aerial Arts and Yoga.
Ormond Beach celebrates Independence Day This was the city’s annual Fourth of July celebration. MEGGAN HARPER CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Crowds gathered at Rockefeller Gardens to watch the city of Ormond Beach light up the sky above the Halifax River for its annual Independence Day Cel-
ebration, commemorating the nation’s 243rd birthday. Citizens and visitors alike enjoyed entertainment and activities, including music from bands like Pilotwave and the Not Brothers Band. The festivities also included a kids’ zone, food vendors and fireworks by Santore. The celebrations stretched from City Hall plaza across the Granada Bridge to Rockefeller Gardens. Wolf and Dougie Wenger celebrate the Fourth of July.
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Chelsea Bottinelli and her son Emmett, 4, during the celebration on July 4.
Betty Rae Tomei and her dog, Mitzy, with Corky Rivera and her dog, Bowser, at the celebration on July 4.
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To close out the spring term at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Assistant Professor of Management Jennifer Hinebaugh did what she does at the end of every term: She made her students write letters that they’d never send. The letters were addressed to their future bosses. But, describing the students’ anxieties and hopes about entering the workforce, they were meant for their future selves. They served as statements of intention, meant for the students’ eyes only — and for Hinebaugh, who has read about 700 such letters over three years. “If you can get your thoughts on paper, you’re more inclined to embrace what you’re feeling,” she said. Hinebaugh, undergraduate program coordinator for the David B. O’Maley College of Business and an expert in organizational behavior, has processed all of the letters with software that identifies common words and patterns. With that data, she believes she can glean insight into what makes millennials “tick.” Understanding
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chaos, anger and frustration, and even to the gradual loss of a democratic a way of life. As a problem solver and inquirer into human nature, I couldn’t get by with acceptance of the self-righteous anger. I know we humans come by this and other destructive traits quite naturally, as a part of eons of being in survival mode. As history tells us, civilizations have been wiped out, indigenous peoples have lost their whole way of life and genocide still occurs. Little wonder that we operate from an attack/defend mode. Perhaps we as humans will yet grow up into a new way of thinking that does not leave us in constant survival mode with others around the globe, in our nation, but most assuredly in our own community, where attack-based politics thrives. Now when I hear the anger in my head, I realize it’s a cue, or a call to action, not a call to attack. Thank you, Susan Persis, our first city commissioner to participate in our first Civil
Dear Editor: Civil Discourse has been a life-changer for me. It is a creative solution born out of my own search for a way through the chaos, anger and frustration of trying to influence livability issues in our community. As a career social worker, I already knew that polarization, divisive tactics and making others wrong was not the way to solve problems; and, this realization did not keep me from thinking I was right. I discovered that deeply held beliefs, opinions, feelings and past experiences had only made me self-righteous, not right! However, this discovery did not preclude the desire to express and problem-solve. There seems to be within us a call to action when there is a felt sense of injustice — a call for resolution, sometimes in the public arena. Ignoring the call to act may also lead to
Discourse Town Hall meeting, and also Commissioner Dwight Selby, who will be our guest at the next town hall meeting. We invite public feedback and suggestions. Help us discover how to become more civilized, and to begin to listen to all sides of an issue, in an effort to reach creative solutions for what divides us. Civil Discourse meets at the Ormond Beach Library auditorium at 5:30 every second and fourth Monday. Our next meeting is a town hall on July 22 with Commissioner Dwight Selby on the topic of “Ormond’s septic tanks, problems and solutions.” LINDA WILLIAMS Ormond Beach
Meeting was informative Dear Editor: I recently attended a very informative meeting at the Ormond Beach Library. Commissioner Susan Persis told of her hope for banning plastic
straws in our city. I learned a lot from other speakers who were in favor of banning plastics. Commissioner Persis even invited “Mr. Persis” to speak for three minutes. Soon after the meeting, my husband and I enjoyed a chicken dinner at Boston Market on Granada Boulevard and were happy to observe that they had only paper straws. We have many reasons to like Boston Market, including the servers like Kyle — now we have another reason: no plastic straws! BARBARA SANDBERG Ormond Beach
Editor’s note: The writer had attended a Civil Discourse meeting, which meets regularly at the library. Send letters to editor@palmcoastobserver.com. Include first and last name, as well as city of residence. Editor may alter the letter for clarity and/ or length.
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ne cat and two dogs have been featured as this week’s Halifax Humane Society Adoptable Pets of the Week. The feline looking for a forever home is Purdygirl, 5, a domestic shorthair. She has been with the Halifax Humane Society since June 20. Her adoption fee is $35. The first dog is One, a 10-yearold terrier and Jack Russell mix
with a white and brown coat. He has been with the Halifax Humane Society since June 16. His adoption fee is $35. The second dog is Jay Jay, a 1-year-old hound with a black and brown coat. He has been with the Halifax Humane Society since April 25. His adoption fee is $150. To adopt these animals, or to see others, visit the Halifax Humane
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Ormond Beach resident named Elk of the Year in Florida Erika Barger was recognized out of 56,000 Elks. JARLEENE ALMENAS NEWS EDITOR
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Ormond Beach resident Erika Barger was named Elk of the Year.
Erika Barger has been around the Ormond Beach Elks for as long as she can remember. She has memories of dressing up as a young girl and attending installation dinners, of not being tall enough to see over the lodge’s shuffleboard and of meeting new Elks, some of whom are still members today. In fact, Barger herself is a fourth-generation Elk. “I’m carrying on the family legacy, I guess you could say,” Barger
said. “But it really wasn’t a question of ‘if’ I was going to join. It was more of ‘when’ I was going to join.” The Order of the Elks is a charitable fraternal organization open for members 21 and older. The national organization supports local programs, and the Ormond Beach Elks Lodge 2193 is no different. Specifically, it aids the local boy and girl scout troops, veterans and other youth. But for 31-year-old Barger, who is a practicing attorney, joining the Elks was about more than
just following in her family’s footsteps. It was about the camaraderie, the people and the role the Elks played in the community. “I really embraced the impact that they have in the community, and I wanted to be a part of giving something back to the community through the charitable endeavors,” Barger said. She’s been an official member for almost 11 years, and on May 24, she was recognized in Orlando by the past Elk Association State President Frank Malatesta with the highest honor that any of the 56,000 members of the Florida State Elks Association can receive: Elk of the Year.
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Residents gather to protest immigrant detention centers The protest at the Granada Bridge was one of 184 across the nation. JARLEENE ALMENAS NEWS EDITOR
Over 20 local activists gathered on the four corners of Beach Street and West Granada Boulevard to demand the closure of immigrant detention centers, one of 184 protests held across the U.S. on Tuesday, July 2. The Ormond Beach Close the Camps Protest was organized by Ormond-by-the-Sea resident Karen Pillar, who saw the movement from MoveOn, a progressive advocacy group and political action committee. The nearest protest to her was going to be held in Orlando, and Pillar decided to bring the movement closer to home. “I think we need to raise awareness through the community so that people will take action — will call their senator, will call their representatives and demand that these camps be closed,” Pillar said. “This is not who America is, and it’s disgraceful that these things are happening.” Pillar spoke about the detention center in Homestead, saying people shouldn’t be treated that way. At the base of the bridge, protesters chanted, “Say it loud, say it clear. Refugees are welcome
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here.” These local protesters are a handful of people among the many who participated in the national protest, calling on members of Congress to close the detention centers, refuse additional funding for family detention and deportation and visit detention camps, according to a press release. For Pillar, the issue hits close to home. Her mother and grandmother were both immigrants. “We’re a country of immigrants,” she said. “All of the sudden we’re going to lock them up? It’s not right. It’s wrong.”
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SPORTS Seabreeze AD: ‘We’re going to keep moving forward’
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Sandcrabs Athletics Director Brad Montgomery wants Seabreeze to have the top athletics program in the county.
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rad Montgomery was hired as Seabreeze High School’s athletics director for the 2018-19 school year. Before coming to Seabreeze, he spent four years as the athletics director at Pine Ridge and was a longtime girls basketball coach in Indiana. He recently spoke with the Ormond Beach Observer about his thoughts on the Sandcrabs’ athletic success during the 201819 school year and what’s to come for the future of Seabreeze sports. Here’s what he had to say: Q: AFTER FOUR YEARS AS THE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR AT PINE RIDGE, WHY THE MOVE TO SEABREEZE?
I actually live not even a half mile from here. It was just a natural progression. I wanted to be on this side of town.
The boys soccer team advanced to the state final for the third year in a row, finishing runner-up.
“We have a lot of new things going on. We’re getting a new track, new additions to the track, a pole vault and a new triple jump and long jump pit that will allow us to host meets.”
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YOUR GOALS FOR YOUR FIRST YEAR AS THE SANDCRABS’ ATHLETICS DIRECTOR?
My goals were to keep things steady — to keep things moving in the right direction because this is a magnificent place to work. Their athletics department has always been run pretty well. And it’s a process of just trying to make good better. Q: WHAT’S YOUR PHILOSOPHY AS AN ATHLETICS DIRECTOR? HOW DO YOU LIKE TO RUN YOUR DEPARTMENT?
I try to put the right people in the right places and let them do their jobs and to support them. A lot of new coaches have come in, and we support them and try to give them what they need. We council them on how to run things in this athletics program.
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CHANGES GOING ON HERE AT SEABREEZE? ARE THERE GOING TO BE ANY NEW ADDITIONS, OR ARE THERE ANY PROJECTS YOUR CURRENTLY WORKING ON?
We have a lot of new things going on. We’re getting a new track, new additions to the track, a pole vault and a new triple jump and long jump pit that will allow us to host meets. We’re in search of equipment to host those meets, so as soon as they get done with the track, we’ll get that into play. We’re also getting a brand new gym floor. It’s all new wood and a new design. We’re going to mesh tradition with the new and make it exciting for the kids to be in there. (Editor’s note: The gym is expected to be completed before the first day of volleyball practice on July 29. There’s no timetable currently for resurfacing the track.) Q: JEFF LEMON, THE BASEBALL COACH, WAS YOUR FIRST HIRE AS SEABREEZE’S ATHLETICS DIRECTOR. HOW DO YOU THINK THAT’S WORKED OUT SO FAR?
It was a great hire. It was a great way to start off my career here. We showed great strides. But we have a lot of new head coaches here.
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SEABREEZE’S FOOTBALL TEAM HAS STRUGGLED IN RECENT YEARS. WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THE DIRECTION OF THE PROGRAM UNDER NEW HEAD COACH PAT BROWN, ANOTHER GUY YOU HIRED?
It goes back to what I said before. It’s from a philosophy of the principal who hired me at Pine Ridge. You get the right person and you put them in the right place. Pat Brown presented himself as the right person to take over Seabreeze football. The direction he has them going in now, the work they’re doing this summer, is the right direction. We’re definitely supporting what he and his coaching staff are doing because in Volusia County, people talk football. Q: WHAT ARE YOUR LONG TERM GOALS HERE AT SEABREEZE?
We have such a great past and tradition here at Seabreeze. We have 22 state championships at this school. I want to focus in on that, but I also want to move toward the future of where our athletics is going. I don’t want to talk in the past tense. I want to start talking in present and future tense. Where we are right now, and where we’re going to go. And
you can see that in the coaches we’ve hired. Q: HOW DO YOU THINK YOU
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WANT TO DO DIFFERENTLY WITH HOW YOU RUN YOUR PROGRAM GOING FORWARD?
We’re not going to stay put. We’re going to keep moving forward. We’ve got the best academics in the county. We’ve got the best fine arts in the county. And for a well-rounded student, we have to throw athletics in there. If we have the best athletics program in the county, then we’re definitely going to be the best school in the county. It’s up to me and my coaches to make sure we move forward athletically.
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HALIFAX GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY When: 1-4 p.m. Where: Ormond Beach Library, room 3, 30 S. Beach St. Details: Meet Halifax Genealogical Society members for individual help. Learn how to use free library databases and other resources in your genealogy research. Call 681-9422. ‘HILLBILLY JACK’ When: 6-8 p.m. Where: The Casements, 25 Riverside Drive Details: Grab a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy this free concert, which is part of the city’s Summer Sounds concert series. Refreshments available for purchase.
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This rendition of the classic fairy tale was written and directed by Ormond Beach resident Kathy Thompson. JARLEENE ALMENAS NEWS EDITOR
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Michelle Marie Lecza as Scariebosse poses with her witches, played by Zoe Harbuck, Maya Evans, Mahek Patel, Aeja Barrows, Jessa Ward and Sarah Lingo.
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ouble, double, toil and trouble has arrived at the Daytona Playhouse, as 36 local children take over the stage for the next two weekends for a comedy musical rendition of “Sleeping Beauty.” Written and directed by Ormond Beach resident Kathy Thompson, this take on the classic fairy tale will engage audiences with humor, song and dance. The sassy Princess Beauty, played by Julia Ambrose, is faced with the dilemma of saving her kingdom by marrying the richest prince by the will of her ever-bickering parents, King Bumble and Queen Bea, played by Isaac Jordan and Jaylen Walton. Playing a big role in the show are the witches. Alex Foege stars as Scariebosse, sister to Queen Fairy Flora, played by Chrissy Alexander. Ormond Beach resident Jessa Ward, 12, who plays one of the witches, said the show isn't your traditional fairy tale. She's excited for people to see what the cast has put together. “It’s definitely a very big twist on ‘Sleeping Beauty,’” Ward said. “Sleeping Beauty” also features four dancers from the European School of Performing Arts in Ormond Beach, all of whom play fairies. One of them is 13-year-old Isabella Digon, and she said the cast and crew were very welcoming to the dancers in the show. “I just felt like I had a new family from being here,” Digon said. This is Thompson’s 11th children's show at the Daytona Playhouse after starting the program in 2009. Her husband challenged her to write a play after she was struggling to find a good children’s adaptation of “Alice in Wonderland,” and since then, it’s been published and performed in different places in the United Kingdom. The play takes on a
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TINA TURNER TRIBUTE When: 7-9 p.m. Where: Cypress Park at the Midtown Cultural and Education Center, 981 George W. Engram Blvd., Daytona Beach Details: At the free tribute show, soulful vocalists, a rhythm section and a horn section will perform hits like “What’s Love Got To Do With It,” “Proud Mary,” “Private Dancer” and “We Don’t Need Another Hero.” Food and drinks will be available for purchase. Bring your own lawn chair. No coolers allowed.
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DISCUSS ARTIFICIAL REEFS When: 11 a.m. to noon Where: Ormond Beach Library, 30 S. Beach St. Details: The Volusia County Reef Research Dive Team will show a short video and discuss artificial reefs and their positive impact on the environment. Reservations not required. Call the library at 676-4191, option 1, then 4. VICTORIAN TEA When: 2 p.m. Where: Lilian Place Heritage Center, 1000 S. Peninsula Drive Details: Step back into the past with food like scones and clotted cream, pastries and teas. Includes a walkthrough tour of the museum. Costs $21.30. Call 256-4810. DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING When: 7 p.m. Where: Red Lobster, 2625 W. International Speedway Blvd. Details: Join the Democratic Club of Northeast Volusia County for its monthly meeting. If you would like to socialize or have dinner before the meeting, the room will be available at 5:30 p.m. All Democrats encouraged to attend.
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DANCE LESSONS When: 12:30-1:30 p.m. Where: Ormond Senior Center, 351 Andrews St. Details: 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. Chrissy Alexander plays Queen Fairy Flora during the show.
IF YOU GO nWhat: Sleeping Beauty nWhen: 2 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, July 13-14, 20-21 nWhere: Daytona Playhouse, 100 Jessamine Blvd. nDetails: Don’t miss this comedy musical rendition of the classic fairy tale,
featuring witches and fairies at battle and a king and queen desperate to marry their Princess Beauty off to a rich prince to save the kingdom. Tickets cost $13 for adults, $7 for 18 and under. Visit daytonaplayhouse.org or call 255-2431.
CANVAS AND COCKTAILS When: 6-8 p.m. Where: Ormond Memorial Art Museum, 78 E. Granada Blvd. Details: Paint a turtle beach painting with Pat Spano during this beginners class. All supplies, beverages and instructions are included. Bring a snack and leave with a painting. Open to anyone over 21. Costs $38.50 for non-members. Museum members save 10%.
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Superwash Express has opened a fifth location in Volusia County at 1881 LPGA Blvd., Daytona Beach. The car wash opening will create approximately 60 jobs, according to owner Paul Bradley. The state-of-the-art facility covers 4.5 acres and offers fullservice detail services, as well as express exterior washes. Call 274-2555, or visit www. superwashexpress.com.
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Ty Lohman, a local real estate investor, recently purchased the Aliki Plaza, 378-404 S. Atlantic Ave., for $2.7 million and the Renaissance Center, 431-495 S. Nova Road, for $4.85 million. Lohman said both plazas are well established and he plans to hold them long-term. The Renaissance Center sale was brokered by his wife Tovah, owner of Starr Real Estate LLC, Ormond Beach. “We are trying to focus on businesses in our own backyard that we could one day pass to our (son) Tristan,” she said. Ty Lohman noted there is a lot of construction going on in Ormond Beach, saying the economic growth in Daytona Beach is having a halo effect on surrounding communities. In the purchase of the Aliki Plaza, Lohman was represented by Carl Lentz, of SVN Alliance. Charles Lichtigman, principal of NAI Realvest/Charles Wayne Commercial, and Brad Gifford, who leases the plaza, negotiated the sale on behalf of the seller, Sunbelt Holdings Daytona LLC, owned by area investor Hugh Upton. SVN will manage the Renaissance Center and Lichtigman’s firm will manage the Aliki. Lohman, who also works with his parents, Nancy and Lowell, in Lohman Property Management, said he plans to make enhancements to the exteriors of the plazas.
1852 Granada Pointe LLC for $1,365,000. The buyer will construct a Cloud10 Car Wash on the site. John W. Trost, principal and senior advisor at SVN Alliance Commercial Real Estate Advisors, represented both the seller, Granada Pointe Investors LLC, and the buyer. Cloud10 Car Wash is the newest exterior cash wash available with a touch-screen sale system and new express tunnels, according to an SVN press release. To allow a car wash in the location, the City Commission voted to allow an amendment to the Planned Business Development in a 3-1 vote earlier this year. Some citizens spoke against the amendment at the meeting. A Wawa is being constructed at the site. Office, retail and grocery space are still available.
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Condos Eric and Rebecca Middlebrook, of Star, Idaho, sold 27 Manderley Lane to Beverly Marshall, of Ormond Beach, for $380,000. Built in 2002, the house has four bedrooms, four baths, a swimming pool and 2,150 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $237,000.
Gerald Gibbs Jr., of Daytona Beach, sold 22 Parkview Lane to Melissa Losagio, of Ormond Beach, for $237,000. Built in 1993, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,533 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $236,500.
Common Wealth Trust Service LLC, as trustee, sold 163 Northbrook Lane to Cassie Sciotto, of Ormond Beach, for $205,000. Built in 1981, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,448 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $80,000. Kilcoyne Realty Trust Inc, of Sterling, Massachusetts, sold 1964 Linda Ave. to Tyler West, of Ormond Beach, for $155,000. Built in 1971, the house has three bedrooms, 1.5 baths and 1,325 square feet. It sold in 1988 for $47,500. Charles and Tammie Kelley sold 4 Timberline Trail, Unit C, to Bette Kirschbaum, of Ormond Beach, for $142,000. Built in 1977, the villa has one bedroom, one bath, a fireplace and 1,180 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $60,500. Linda Traudt, of Ormond Beach, sold 1301 Ave. D to Susan Barron, of Ormond
Beach, for $55,000. Built in 1988, the manufactured home has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,404 square feet. It sold in 2000 for $42,000. Breakaway Trails Steven and Helen Ecklund, of Ormond Beach, sold 41 Black Creek Way to Linda and Walter Cook, of Ormond Beach, for $345,000. Built in 2002, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a swimming pool and 2,070 square feet. It sold in 2011 for $234,000. Halifax Plantation Roy and Patrice Stoves sold 3112 Connemara Drive to Paula Maiorano, of Ormond Beach, for $215,000. Built in 2003, the house has two bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,571 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $274,900. Hunter’s Ridge Phillip and Katherine Sayers, of
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Fred and Dawn Share, of Ormond Beach, sold 51 Sounders Trail Circle to Kendall Duncan and Cameron Janelle, of Ormond Beach, for $275,000. Built in 1999, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a
Mary and Anthony Brewer, of Ormond Beach, sold 60 N. Halifax Drive, Unit 1130, to Michelle Sothen, of Ormond Beach, for $239,900. Built in 1984, the condo has two bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a fireplace and 1,775 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $148,000.
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3BR, 2.5BA pool home features split bedroom plan, dining room & office. Main living area is an open floor plan w/ high ceilings. Kitchen has granite countertops, ss appliances, raised breakfast bar & breakfast nook. Master suite features private master bath w/ his & her sinks, tub & stand up shower. MLS#1059681 $375,000 Call Buzzy Porter 386-405-1000. ISLEBORO!
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Joshua and Christy Sebastian, of Ormond Beach, sold 5 Lonetree Look to Jennifer Chynoweth, of Ormond Beach, for $245,000. Built in 1998, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,712 square feet. It sold in 2010 for $170,000. Ormond Lakes Roy and Karen Taylor, of Bunnell, sold 83 Old Wiggins Lane to Carol Kahle, of Ormond Beach, for $315,000. Built in 2004, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,190 square feet. It sold in 2016 for $267,000. Tomoka Estates Gregory Sperduto, of Flagler Beach, sold 1036 Shockney Drive to Jose and Alina Jaime, of Ormond Beach, for $232,000. Built in 1964, the house has three bedrooms, 1.5 baths, a boat dock and 924 square feet. It sold in 2011 for $140,000.
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Recently renovated exclusive riverfront upscale details throughout, and no expense spared. Over 4900 sq ft of living space, 3 stories & 3 car garage. Travertine, hardwood floors, chef’s kitchen. Boaters enthusiast enjoy trex dock w boat house & lift. Recently resurfaced pool and travertine pool deck. $1,250,000 Call Bill Navarra 386-334-9991.
Totally recrafted traditional estate that sits on almost an acre. Over 6300 sq ft of living space. ‘’Grand Oaks’’ as it is known plays tribute to traditional style, architecture, & superb taste. Located within walking distance to the casements. 7 bed 6 bath, pool & spa. $1,150,000 Call Bill Navarra 386-334-9991.
Incredible price! This property offers many possibilities. Move in or add on as you desire. 2 bed 1 bath, w seawall & deep water dock, w enough room for a pool. Enjoy the most beautiful sunsets right from your backyard. $399,900 Call Bill Navarra 386-334-9991.
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Ormond Beach, sold 25 Abacus Ave. to Jason Chen, of Ormond Beach, for $318,000. Built in 2013, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,672 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $243,000.
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house in Plantation Bay was the top real estate transaction for the week of June 2-8 in Ormond Beach and Ormondby-the-Sea. Ronald Thomas, of Avon, Ohio, sold 1321 Dovercourt Lane to Alex and Patricia Chester, of Ormond Beach, for $750,000. Built in 2012, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, three halfbaths, a swimming pool and 4,658 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $635,000. Following is a partial list of the week’s other sales.
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