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Ormond Beach Observer 7-9-26

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ORMOND BEACH

Observer YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.

VOLUME 14, NO. 44

NEXT LEVEL SOCCER PAGE 9B

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An ‘A’ for schools VCS celebrates its second ‘A’ grade, Ormond Beach schools celebrate learning gains. PAGE 4A INSIDE CLOSE CALL

Lifeguard, Ormond mayoral candidate survives indirect lightning strike on July 4. PAGE 2A

BRAVES’ LEADER

Tomoka Elementary has a new principal in Kelly Moore. PAGE 6A

CUT THE RED TAPE

MY VIEW: Local deregulation is Volusia County’s untapped growth engine. PAGE 11A

CHRISTMAS IN JULY

Ormond MainStreet to host ninth annual shopping event. PAGE 7B

HELP ON THE WATER

OBPD honor Tomoka Outpost owner for aid in jet ski incident. PAGE 3B

INDEX

Business......................PAGE 7B Calendar..................... PAGE 2B Cops Corner................PAGE 2A Crossword.................. PAGE 8B Letters....................... PAGE 11A Public Notices............ PAGE 5C Sports......................... PAGE 9B Tributes ...................... PAGE 4C Real Estate................. PAGE 4B

AMERICAN SPIRIT

Ormond honors America’s 250th at annual Independence Day fireworks event. PAGE 3A

St. Brendan Catholic School rising seventh graders (left to right) Lina Quattrocelli, Isabelle Yablonski, Alaina Truesdale and Gianna Capri have fun at Ormond Beach’s Independence Day Celebration at Rockefeller Gardens. Photo by Michele Meyers

Playhouse presents Fairy tale with flair Daytona ‘Sleeping Beauty.’ PAGE 1B

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Halifax Humane Society seeks volunteers to take rescue dogs on field trip adventure. Stella Taylor (center) as “Princess Beauty” and her ladies: (left to right) Rosalee Gutierrez, Emma Lawrence, Maya Anderson and Natalie Dougenik. Photo by Jarleene Almenas

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