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Air-conditioning units have become a hot commodity among Flagler County thieves.

According to statistics gathered by the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office, 30 units were stolen in the first seven months of 2011.

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Air-conditioning parts, copper and other scrap metals are also being stolen in greater frequency. The Sheriff’s Office logged a total of 62 air-conditioner and metal thefts in the first seven months of 2011, for a total lost value of $132,364. That already surpasses the total from 2010 (59 thefts for $115,167 in value) and

is more than five times the lost value in 2009 ($24,185).

According to Sheriff Donald Fleming, one way residents can fight the thefts is to keep their garage doors closed. He said some reports have shown that suspects have entered residents’ garages and climbed into their attics.

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The County Commission selected eight residents to join Barbara Revels.

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a After months of organizing and two playing g up and rned a lot days of interviewing board applicants growin While rts, I lea commufor its new economic-development th spo the lot of you ing back to Chris Larson, of Flagler arm, the Flagler County Board of Coungiv Fortier about about Shanna Beach, was boating on the t just ty Commissioners appointed eight resisn’ ut rt abo nity. it’s a spo Intracoastal Waterway with idents to the Economic Opportunity Playing ner or a loser;team and a win his daughter, Andrea Moore, l.

Advisory Council Monday, Nov. 7. being a together as mon goa g and her family, when his sonHaving decided against appointing workin obtain a cometimes that to g Som in-law, Brian, and grandsons, councilmen based strictly on industry trying winnin goal is nt.

Kade and Keegan, jumped specialization, board Chairman Alan rname Shanna Fortier a tou es, tim off the boat to look for shells.

Peterson asked that each commisJason DeLorenzo and his wife, Rebecca, partake in a champagne toast on election night, is Other goal They picked up a plastic sioner write his or her Top 10 memwith supporters at his campaign party.

Jason DeLorenzo, with 50.34% of the votes, defeated that eg som ber choices down, then turn them in bottle and realized it had helpin Dennis Cross in the City Council District 3 race. . to staff. The eight with the most votes a letter inside. one out r Future The cur Flagle would be appointed. game Excited, they ran back to spine had ves in Jacque ut givweekend ut line would the 10 individuals we is all abo to the prolike the boat and cut it open; gresse ully hot ella was aboan 49“Ideg k d from Santiag o’s this reesthe , Bot a dreadf ing bac County feel are and most 28 deg on the the plastic cap had been It was rs ago. Julian Apollo United 51 degqualified Two rees to Flagler for yea s. g . board,” he said, “notreenecessarily in a into stainless stee b. ny cracked, and the inside had yin nity clu ma pla either l rods wer kick, soccer commu Flagler ecently rs old, (specific) category. e scre gotten wet, causing the letter , Jacque This is a very im- further cur side of her spin 13 yea Beach-based to take a free strike The m ma EW vature. e to pre wed portantste board, I justSan feel past hisred andline Ormond stepped up plant foot to sed to deteriorate. The letter was ANDR N Future progra vent goal for the splits. It’s tiago, 16, his ella d to , he mis Bot set ate RIE leg stru he cre dan set adrift Dec. 31, 1999, O’B l left ctor, cer but a common t as was ted in and righ h his powerfu fell over. let her Wendi Salvag s, one/ PAGE interes was SEE EOC 10A with wishes for the future her it wit re atte l are io, and o mo inbut was hes the bal completely uire th wh photo ghed; he Santiag mpt. itant to at the turn of the century. It Courtesy o was ball field lau ella. At first, help you basketball acq ve in the the wh the dia laten dri on Bot gnosed she waADVISERS t-re was signed by residents of playing tion and Players tter for wit s 11. gettingTHE or a hea s ina vighing madehydration r, Botella wa ready for Two years h scoliosis lau determ Sea Colony, Palm Coast. the no Santiag later, wh her eig s said s late t it was ria, deo tucky.it would be neat hth-grapplicants, Hodge to foster a sport.

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He said positive dev s Developm a top 10 then played a get a m 28 deg tiago’s ternoon ’s family doc 51Gill: gues, and the PremierCouncilman or nothing in DeLorenzo, who had 50.34% 183 votes. McGuire got 63% ofIt was timand Daytonville, degree the nty. ella Mike former 13-year Kansas ree . to Lea kso the Bot ella cou e s is ool Jac in But the address was no cer s. key in to Bot with h Sch ntion both trai then District 1 and Dis- of the vote (2,765), beat Den- the absentee votes, a percent-Two sta e for petes ntth in the was nam of the Year, ours, in ger citysurcouncilman, where he led ella wa e to that com Coast Hig ior year, he the you s said the intea basketball a valid. longer Do you know st be abl visit Nem into eith inless steel y.

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Coast, fres iate yed m to , leg ing Bot k. pla rt Pal col son gler County. previous week. Identify tartural entrepreneur bac effo . He per At 9, i, comUNF on the cated to giving Santiag Morton was motivated United in the s o, Allison Washington had gang ofgets for the upcoming week. r, he relo ed Apollo Deltona Azzurr put tance of you invest Hodge SEE GANGS / PAGE 9A late p,” to create a clay sculptured Yeh and to the ing ally join “When will develo Kaitlyn eventu llo until join the club team yer St.Clair cowboy and Indian to fulfill the pla with Apo helped lead e he his book report assignment. said. at where O’Brien er.com. t Andrew Vol. 2, No. 40 Business........... 15B Calendar ............. 8B Crossword ......... 17B Opinion................6A Contac almcoastobserv SEE OUR TOWN / PAGE 2A @p andrew Classifieds ....... 18B Cops Corner .........8A Neighborhood ..... 1B Real Estate ....... 12B Three sections

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McGuire, DeLorenzo R elected to City Council Bill McGuire and Jason DeLorenzo are new Palm Coast City Councilmen; both races were decided by less than 1%.

BLOODS NO MORE?

Future of Flagler gangs

+ Morton: Rymfire’s featured artist

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According to expert Sgt. Steve Cole, Flagler Bloods are history.

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