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@HometownNewsVolusia @Hometownnewsvolusia @HVolusi Vol. 13, No. 19 Your Local News and Information Source • www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Friday, May 25, 2018 Need Teeth? DENTAL SERVICES Community 2017 DENTURE Progress continues EADER R S Crown/Caps ’ $650 C All Fillings H Notes O C E I $800 Full Denture Reline Only Best $200 Memorial Day throughout Daytona Beach Dentist Routine Extraction $185 $100-$185 ceremony By Diane M. Carey of Commerce said, “If it can help redevelop- KERRI GRAHAM, D.M.D. 802 Sterthaus Drive Suite A, Ormond Beach, FL [email protected] ment efforts we would like to see this mea- Lohman Funeral Homes sure go through. Count on us for support.” 386-944-5001 will host a Memorial Day Whether it was approving extensions to the Mr. Hennessy said, before the vote, “Hope- Patriotic Remembrance at 11 VISIT US AT ORMONDSMILES.COM Sweetheart Trail, approving rezoning so a Wawa can fully they will let me buy it. That is the ulti- See ad inside for more information a.m. Monday, May 28, at Day- proceed at Holly Hill Shopping Plaza or granting the mate goal. I own the surrounding proper- Trusted, Comfortable & Affordable Dental Care tona Memorial Park, 1425 Bel- go ahead for Streamline Hotel owner Eddie Hen- ties. It only makes sense for me to own it. I levue Ave., Daytona Beach. nessy to redevelop land, it was full speed ahead for don’t want that little piece of property to The free community event is the Daytona Beach City Commission May 16. hinder me from developing something beautiful Parking for the open to the public. City commissioners agreed Mr. Hennessy could and grand in the City of Daytona Beach.” Recognition of local veter- property is still to be determined. buy a small parcel of city property for $1,000 that is He plans to tear down existing structures on the The commission also unanimously agreed to a ans and families of the fallen attached to property he already owns. He owns land property he owns, including the old Shells restau- will highlight the ceremony. It request to rezone 1.9 acres of land on the northwest on both sides of Coates Street, with a 380-foot sec- rant building and the pink building on the corner of corner of Mason Avenue and Nova Road within the will include a soloist perfor- tion of the road expected to be permanently closed Coates and East Internatiopnal Speedway Boule- mance of the national anthem, Holly Hill Shopping Plaza to allow for the develop- in commission action June 6. vard, he said. “There is a lot going on. It is a process ment of a Wawa. Parking will be redeveloped as the presentation of the nation’s Jim Cameron, senior vice president of govern- of things to go through, a lot of codes to comply colors, words of inspiration ment relations for the Daytona Regional Chamber w it h .” See PROGRESS, page A2 See NOTES, page A2 Commission says Crime fighters PAST no to sign spinners, TIMES yes to Starbucks Meatloaf Monday By Diane M. Carey issue. [email protected] “People holding swing Homemade meatloaf signs are not allowed in the with your choice of starch There won’t be sign spin- current code,” Planning ners, but there will be a Director Steven Spraker said. $8.95 drive-through Starbucks in “So, same regulations, differ- Ormond Beach. ent section of our rules and Wrap Tuesday Those were two topics regulations. Still not allowed. addressed at the Ormond It has been a number of years $6.95 Beach commission meeting it hasn’t been allowed.” May 15. He added language for Actually human sign spin- banners over the right-of- Burger Wednesday ners already are not allowed way were regulated in land Handmade 8oz Angus within city limits. However, development code and would beef burgers add: the commission unanimous- now be regulated as a city ly approved taking the lan- ordinance. $4.95 guage from the land develop- Commissioners unani- *with our signature fries $5.95 ment code and putting it into mously approved The Grana- the code of ordinances along da Plaza Group’s request for with neighborhood improve- an amended planned devel- Thursday thru Saturday ments. opment order for 125 E. Slow Cooked Prime Rib There were amendments Granada Blvd. within the to a temporary sign code that Downtown Overlay District. Randy Barber/staff photographer forced those to the code of A 7,200-square-foot vacant Jaidyn Cadle, 3, of Holly Hill hangs out with McGruff the Crime Dog and Dep- WEEKLY ordinances. Mayor Bill Par- retail building on the west uty Justice of the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office during “Volusia Kids” at the LIVE ENTERTAINMENT tington stated there had been end of the Granada Plaza & KARAOKE! Volusia Mall in Daytona Beach on Thursday, May 17. Volusia Kids offers multiple meetings on the See COMMISSION, page A2 story time, arts and crafts, and educational activities each. GREAT FOOD GREAT MUSIC GREAT PEOPLE Brownie Daytona 386.944.9293 Tomoka Plaza marks Lagoon 709 S. Nova Rd. Ormond Beach his will make Personal Finance A8 territory a big PLAN STRONGER downtown splash Combine By Diane M. Carey By Diane M. Carey those [email protected] [email protected] retirement plans Brownie the Town Dog, Daytona Lagoon like many Florida’s most historic dog, businesses and homes was a stray that lived in throughout Volusia County downtown Daytona Beach suffered damage from Hurri- from 1939 until his death in Randy Barber/staff photographer cane Irma. Entertainment B1 1954. Eddie James of Daytona Beach sits next to the the statue of Brownie the But shortly after the storm, A new statue and memori- Dog. The City of Daytona Beach will dedicate the statue and memorial with the park at 601 Earl St. in Day- COUNTRY 500 tona Beach was up and run- al for Brownie will be for- a ribbon-cutting ceremony on May 30. mally unveiled at a rib- ning. bon-cutting ceremony at 6 Daytona Beach. Commemo- steak and ice cream. He had marker, part of the Sweet- Still, there was one big hole. p.m. Thursday, May 30, at rative bottled water will be no owner, but was loved by heart Trail, which tells “The most devastating dam- Brownie’s grave in Riverfront available with Brownie’s pic- the entire city. Brownie was Brownie’s story; and new age was to our popular mat Park in downtown Daytona ture on the bottles. featured in local and national landscaping around the his- racer, Kraken’s Conquest, on Beach. After the ceremony, the publications and became one toric grave. the north side of the park,” Fans of Brownie will gath- Tortuga’s baseball team will of the most written about “We have an appreciation General Manager Tyler Currie er to celebrate the dog and to be having their final “Bark in dogs in U.S. history. for animals, which I think said. “The last half of the ride Music festival revving up enjoy a cake with his picture the Park” night of the season, The memorial is a project our City Commission histor- was picked up by the storm at the speedway on it. There will be treats for where dogs are allowed at the of the City of Daytona Beach ically has done a reasonably and was dropped onto the dogs in attendance along game. and includes a statue of good job of,” Mayor Derrick street just north of the park.” with a doggie parade from Brownie was a bit of a Brownie; two refurbished Henry said. “Especially After months of working Index City Hall to Brownie’s grave. pampered pooch. He lived in benches from Brownie’s life- Commissioner (Kelly) with Arihant, a slide manufac- Business A7 Out & About B1 The City of Daytona Beach a custom dog house, had a time, dedicated to people White, who does an out- turer, the new slide came in Classified B9 Police Report A5 will re-proclaim Brownie as bank account at the Florida who played major roles in Crossword B8 Sports B7 See BROWNIE, page A4 See SPLASH, page A4 Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6 the official Town Dog of Bank & Trust, and dined on Brownie’s life; a historical A-2 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, May 25, 2018

ond reading at city commis- building April 23 while per- Commission sion, then they will go through forming their job and pulling From page A1 the site plan review committee out an unconscious resident. and then they will go to con- Commissioner Troy Kent read shopping center will be demol- struction. All indications are some prepared remarks, ished. A 2,509-square-foot they are moving forward.” “What is Ormond Beach,” stat- Starbucks with a drive- He favored the plan to ing, “We have a garbage con- through will be built. “redevelop that blighted site.” tracting crew that goes into The plan will increase land- In other commission news, burning buildings and saves scaping and improve the park- WastePro workers Eric Thom- p e op l e .” ing lot configuration, Mr. as and Ladarius Gardiner were Commissioner Dwight Spraker said. “They have a sec- lauded for entering a burning Selby encouraged residents to continue to support Ormond Beach’s “The Voice” contestant Caleb Lee (who did not make it into the finals). There were also several speakers from the audience who spoke about getting rid of septic tanks in the Tomoka basin and who gener- Photo by Diane Carey ally implored the commission WastePro workers Eric Thomas and Ladarius Gardiner flank WastePro owner to clean up the area. Sean Jennings after they were recognized at the May 15 Mayor Bill Partington for saving the life of an Ormond Beach resident.

porate stores are saturating the agreement with the Florida $100,000 for extension of the Progress area, making it impossible for Department of Transportation trail along Sickler Drive from From page A1 local businesses to run. Cor- for reimbursement to the city 350 feet south of Second Street porate convenience stores do of up to $450,000 for continu- to Second Street. “footprint” for the Wawa site is not care about the community, ing construction of the 12-foot Another plan outlined for larger than the (closed) gas they just want to profit from wide multi-use Sweetheart the commission is that over a station there now. the area. There has to be some Trail along South Beach Street 75-week period, Florida Power Travis Anderson, who owns room left for locally owned between Marina Point Drive & Light will convert 6,500 the Sunoco convenience store businesses to support their and Orange Avenue; high-pressure sodium street across the street, spoke out families and prosper in this and accepted all future main- lights to LED lights, saving 56 against the project, saying, community.” tenance and costs. percent on kilowatt usage and “Mom and Pop shops cannot Under the consent agenda, Another agreement with an estimated $57,000 savings compete with the prices. Cor- the commission accepted an FDOT provided up to in the first year of operation.

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This year, you will see that in mind, our Key West about. R ’ C the Beatles on June 23 H E The Bandshell will kick off party is a great fit. For more To get there, go east to A1A Customer Service O I C their summer concert series Fleetwood Mac, Journey, information or tickets, call in New Smyrna Beach and ® Foreigner, Queen, Billy Joel Your Full Time, Full-Service Realtors www.EverythingDaytonaBeach.com with a great tribute to Bruce (386) 677-7005. drive seven miles south. The and so many more I don’t have Kandi Schromm 386-852-9174 or Savannah Dow 386-215-0123 Springsteen and the E street Another of my favorite fish camp is just before the the space to list them. Band. That is bound to be a places to hear some good entry to Canaveral National A little north, the Ormond Your search for Quality Assisted Living Services ends here! rocking good time. music is down at JB’s Fish Seashore. Call them at (386) If you have so far missed Beach Historical Society will Camp. That’s right, a fish stage its annual Key West 427-5747. these concerts, you have camp. JB’s began as a place to Well, there you have it. Party. This is always a fun buy bait and launch a boat missed out on a lot of fun. Those are some of the places I Each year, Dino and The event with lots of good Jimmy more than 40 years ago. Now, will visit to hear some great Friends put together a stellar Buffett tunes and island-style it is one of those great old group of bands that are bound eats. Of course, cheeseburgers Florida waterfront bars that music this summer. Hope to to impress. will have to be on the menu. has become all too difficult to see you there! I understand that some of The evening will provide find. you are turned off by cover lots of laughs, as amateurs like Go there any weekend for a Dan Smith is on the board of bands, but let’s face it, many of yours truly try to croak out great seafood lunch or dinner directors for the Ormond Beach Estelle Pecchio - Rose Traub - Kathy Bennett our old favorites are just that Buffett tunes for the karaoke in the restaurant, and after Historical Society and The – old. Others, God bless ‘em, mike. Come on out and join you have eaten, grab a drink Motor Racing Heritage are gone forever. us and be a part of the many and walk out onto the deck or Association and is the author How do you know what to I don’t know how they do it, group sing-a-longs, or to just pier and listen to live music. of two books, “The World’s Q. look for when Safety and but The Friends of the dance the night away. Believe me, when the weather Greatest Beach” and “I Swear Bandshell brings nothing but The Key West Party will be is good, JB’s is a happening. the Snook Drowned.” Email Socialization become a concern? quality acts to its stage each at The Anderson Price Each weekend, folks are questions and comments to Once safety is a concern there are many things to summer. It is an opportunity Memorial Building (now with lined up to rent a kayak to [email protected] or call (386) to relive the glory days of rock plenty parking in the rear) on explore the beautiful Mosqui- 441-7793. consider: Is your loved one taking their medication A. as prescribed? Are you sure? Is it timely? Are they eating a nutritional meal and drinking enough fluids? Are the things they use on a daily basis up on the counter tops Hospital luncheons address genetics and not under cabinets? Throw rugs; although they are decorative are they a fall risk? Safety first! 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mega-arcade as well as reno- provide some fun for everyone Splash vated the 18-hole, mini-golf who had been cooped up,” Mr. From page A1 course. Currie said. “On the water “We are also working on park side, safety is our number recently and construction updating our birthday party one priority. After all of the started. rooms and putting in a bar rides were inspected and “We are working on having area inside the Family Enter- cleared, we opened the water the all new mat racer open tainment Center,” Mr. Currie park the very next weekend, of early summer,” Mr. Currie said. course minus the mat racer. said. After the hurricane, the first We would never have made it A new tube slide also is get- priority was to get the Family back open so quickly without ting installed, he said. “This Entertainment Center (the dry all the hard work of our staff.” slide will come off the same part of the complex) cleaned As the summer season tower as the mat racer and will up and open to visitors, which begins, Wednesday night fam- look like a giant pendulum. It they did by the next Saturday. ily nights in the water park will should be an amazing water “Since we were fortunate return, and Daytona Lagoon slide experience for our enough to have power, we will debut dive-in movies at guests.” were able to open up our facil- the wave pool every other The Lagoon also has added ities for people to come in and Sunday night, starting Memo- four arcade games to the charge their phones and also rial Day weekend. The entertainment complex Randy Barber/staff photographer was built in 1998 and named Daytona Lagoon is making hurricane repairs and adding new features to the A1 AFFORDABLE Adventure Landing. In 2005, it park. The slide on the right is still a work in progress. was sold and rebranded as CREMATION Daytona Lagoon. At the end of laser tag, rock wall and island ties include cabanas, a full bar constantly seeking new ways 2015,United Parks bought the hopper. and food. to provide that great family 24 Hour Availability park and continued using the The water park starts its sea- Mr. Currie, who has been in experience,” he said. “It’s a 2017 2012 - 2016 Daytona Lagoon brand. son in March and runs until the amusement park industry great park just steps away from 2017 mid-October. The water park since 1995, took over Daytona the ‘Worlds’ Most Famous ADER DER It features year-round enter- E S EA S R ’ R ’ tainment for guests of all ages, includes a wave pool, lazy Lagoon last year. Beach,’ and the potential for C C including a state-of-the-art river, multi-level children’s “We are the perfect spot for growth opportunity in this H E H E $785 C O I O I C arcade, go-karts, an 18-hole area, two high-speed body corporate parties, special area is amazing.” Prearrangement Available • Cremation Specialist mini golf course, ropes course, slides, three tube slides, a raft events and, of course, birthday For more information, visit 386-405-3128 • www.A1affordablecremation.com ride and a mat racer. Ameni- parties. Quite simply, we are daytonalagoon.com.

memorialized dogs around the said. “Most historic dogs, we Brownie country and that the feelings have no idea where they were From page A1 in other cities was it was more buried, and their memorials than just putting a statue in a are put in areas where people standing job of representing park but rather looking at a gather and not where the dog constituents in her area.” unique part of history and l i v e d .” Eddie James had the initial how a group of people cared The names of seven people idea for a statue in 2016 after for a stray dog. will be highlighted on the first learning about Brownie as Mr. James had a couple of benches. People who played a he opened Brownie’s Boutique reasons for wanting the crucial role in taking care of (now closed) across the street memorial. the famous stray dog. They are from the dog’s grave. After “I thought Brownie Ed Budgen who served as talking to Commissioner deserved having more than Brownie’s guardian and owned White, Betty Goodman, public just a grave that was there, and Daytona Cab Co.; veterinarian works staff and others, he said I also did it because of our Dr. Benjamin Rawls; Bob Rob- the idea blossomed into a stat- friend Brenda Gibson, who ertson and Gilbert Glessner, ue and memorial, and the died last year,” he said. who built Brownie’s doghouse upcoming ceremony. Ms. Gibson took care of and coffin; C.P. Miller, who “I don’t know if Brownie Brownie’s grave. purchased Brownie’s dog tag was ever proclaimed as the “The Brownie Memorial is each year; Mayor Jack Tamm, official town dog but he was the only dog memorial in the who gave Brownie’s eulogy; always known as that,” Mr. world that is on the site of the and Ms. Gibson. James said. historic dog’s grave and is For more about Brownie, In making his case for the located in the place where the visit browniethetowndog.org. statue, he said, other cities historic dog lived,” Mr. James

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C about The “Legacy of Franklin H E O I C Building, 42 N. Beach St. Roosevelt’s WPA in Florida” See NOTES, page A6 Friday, May 25, 2018 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill • A-5 Police Report Editor’s note: This is a list of •Theresa L. Reuter, 48, of paraphernalia and loitering or Bail was not set. arrests, not convictions, and all Daytona Beach, was arrested prowling. Bail was not set. •George A. Rowe, 50, of arrestees are presumed inno- May 12 and charged with pos- •Stephanie Leanne Grieger, Ormond Beach, was arrested cent unless or until proven session of paraphernalia, 31, of Daytona Beach, was May 11 and charged with pos- guilty in a court of law. methamphetamine, diazepam, arrested May 16 and charged session of methamphetamine. a Schedule IV substance, hero- with grand theft. Bail was set Bail was set at $2,500. Daytona Beach in, hydromorphone and alpra- at $5,000. •Robert Lee Hubbard, 33, of zolam, retail theft and petit •Billy W. Bonnett, 45, of Holly Hill, was arrested May Police Department theft. Bail was set at $15,500. Daytona Beach, was arrested 11 and charged with criminal (888) 277-TIPS •Natalia Amar, 19, of Dayto- May 16 and charged with mischief, resisting arrest with •Teri Lynn Years, 43, of Day- na Beach, was arrested May 12 aggravated battery with a violence and petit theft. Bail tona Beach, was arrested May and charged with possession deadly weapon. Bail was set at was set at $6,000. 11 and charged with aggravat- of a Schedule IV substance $5,000. •McDuffie A. Britt, 49, of Wanted ed assault with a deadly weap- and cannabis. Bail was set at •Carley L. Reaves, 37, of Ormond Beach, was arrested on and domestic violence bat- $2,000. Daytona Beach, was arrested May 12 and charged with traf- tery. Bail was not set. •Chantel M. Hallenbeck, 42, May 17 and charged with ficking methamphetamine. •Joseph A. Parker Jr., 40, of of Daytona Beach, was arrest- aggravated assault with a Bail was not set. Daytona Beach, was arrested ed May 12 and charged with deadly weapon. Bail was not •Harry E. Marrison, 41, of May 11 and charged with pos- aggravated battery with a set. Daytona Beach, was arrested session of methamphetamine. deadly weapon. Bail was set at May 12 and charged with pos- Bail was set at $2,500. $1,500. session of methamphetamine, •David Febus, 61, of Dayto- •Jacob J. Visconti, 36, of Ormond Beach grand theft of a motor vehicle, na Beach, was arrested May 11 Daytona Beach, was arrested Police Department habitually driving with a and charged with aggravated May 15 and charged with felo- revoked license and petit theft. assault with a deadly weapon. ny retail theft. Bail was set at •Nicole Lynn Carman, 38, of Bail was set at $5,000. Bail was set at $10,000. $2,500. Ormond Beach, was arrested •Michael L. Springman, 49, •Travis J. Vandeventer, 38, of •Tobias James Smith, 24, of May 16 and charged with pos- of Ormond Beach, was arrest- Daytona Beach, was arrested Daytona Beach, was arrested session of paraphernalia and a ed May 12 and charged with May 11 and charged with tres- May 15 and charged with leav- Schedule IV substance and battery. Bail was not set. passing, criminal mischief and ing the scene of a crash with operating a vehicle with a can- •Steven L. Row, 34, of Holly burglary of a structure/dwell- damage to property, operating celed license. Bail was set at Hill, was arrested May 13 and ing causing damage. Bail was a vehicle with a canceled $1,000. charged with felony driving set at $18,000. license, fleeing/attempting to •Justin Michael Stancliff, 24, with a canceled license and Victim Monquavia F. Hamilton •Bobby Lee Harris, 20, of elude law enforcement, unreg- of Ormond Beach, was arrest- possession of paraphernalia Daytona Beach, was arrested istered motor vehicle and and cocaine. Bail was not set. Monquavia F. Hamilton, and, so far, indicates the ed May 16 and charged with 25 (DOB: April 23, 1993) victim was targeted in an May 11 and charged with con- resisting an officer without possession of paraphernalia •Charles C. Valentine, 49, of was shot and killed in her isolated incident. tributing to the delinquency/ violence. Bail was not set. and felony petit theft. Bail was Holly Hill, was arrested May home at 2008 Dearing Ave., Anyone with information dependence of a minor, pos- •Michael R. Jackson, 21, of set at $3,000. 14 and charged with uttering a Deltona, on Monday, May about this homicide is asked session of cocaine and grand Daytona Beach, was arrested forgery, fraudulent use of a 14. to contact the Volusia theft of a motor vehicle. Bail May 16 and charged with credit card and a personal ID A man performing work County Sheriff’s Office at was set at $4,000. aggravated assault with a Holly Hill and grand theft. Bail was set at on the house discovered the (386) 248-1777. •Ziare Kilandre Harris, 19, deadly weapon, possession of Police Department $25,000. victim in her home around To submit anonymous of Daytona Beach, was arrest- a weapon by an in state felon •Lawrence John McParland, 5:30 p.m. After finding the tips to Crime Stoppers of ed May 11 and charged with and possession of a Schedule •Billy R. Jarvis, 32, of Holly 35, of Daytona Beach, was front door open, and calling Northeast Florida for a possession of heroin, contrib- II substance. Bail was set at arrested May 14 and charged by phone several times, the reward of up to $5,000, call Hill, was arrested May 12 and worker said he went inside 888-277-TIPS, via the web- uting to the delinquency/ $15,000. charged with tampering with a with fleeing/attempting to to check if anyone was site at westopcrime.com, or dependence of a minor, leav- •Desiree A. Potok, 32, of witness and battery causing elude law enforcement with there. He found Ms. Hamil- through the app available ing the scene of a crash with Daytona Beach, was arrested bodily harm. Bail was not set. lights/sirens running and driv- ton deceased. on the website. injury to a vulnerable road May 16 and charged with ing with a canceled license. The investigation is active user and grand theft of a aggravated assault with a Bail was set at $10,000. motor vehicle. Bail was not set. deadly weapon and battery. Volusia County •Kenneth James Fields, 40, •Michael M. Pastore, 63, of Bail was set at $15,000. Sheriff’s Office of Daytona Beach, was arrest- WE’RE ON Daytona Beach, was arrested •Jeremy N. Kendricks, 32, of ed May 14 and charged with May 12 and charged with Daytona Beach, was arrested dealing in stolen property. Bail aggravated assault with a May 16 and charged with pos- •John T. Greenwood, 25, of was not set. FACEBOOK! deadly weapon and battery. session of a new legend drug Daytona Beach, was arrested •Ashley L. 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I recently was in the hospital and then came home. Things were up and down. I really needed to clean my gutters, but I could barely get out of bed. I went to my friend’s house and asked my friend if he knew someone. We were sitting in his carport when I noticed a lady cleaning Photo courtesy of Linda Petrie the gutters next door. So, I jokingly asked her if she would clean Song of the Coast Chorus has installed new officers. From left are Susan Kaznoski, vice president; my gutters. She said she would do it in a half hour. I couldn’t Maria Sei, treasurer; Linda Petrie, president; Dorine Fell, recording secretary; Linda Nash, marketing/ believe it, but I went home. publicity; Ginger Dowhy, corresponding secretary; Diane Updike, performance coordinator and Dr. Val- Then, here she comes with her husband. He was a big guy car- rying a 20-foot ladder. He was moving it around the house. They erie Hoffman, social guru. The group meets at 6:30 p.m. Mondays at Tomoka United Methodist Church were as kind as can be. They cleaned all the gutters. When they on West Granada Boulevard in Ormond Beach. were finished, I thanked Jackie. She introduced her husband, Ed, and told me he is blind. This is an example that the sun will always shine. There are good folks out there who will always help you. In response to: “Flagged discomfort” Don’t go there I am not a supporter of the Confederate flag in any way; how- You don’t want inspections in Florida. Test the particulates ever I find your thinly veiled attempt to associate the Christian I moved from a state that had inspections. Although there cross with the Confederate flag to be repugnant. were legitimate places that gave tickets, there were also crooked Why won’t Geosam fund the collection and testing of the air- Your right to not be “uncomfortable” does not surpass anyone ones. You don’t want that here. borne particulates from the fill they are using at Coastal Woods? else’s right to free speech. That is why the Founding Fathers Are they afraid of what those tests would reveal? placed as the First Amendment a limitation on the government’s With every breeze on a dry day, residents of Sugar Mill have ability to limit free speech. “(The government) shall make no In response to: “Flagged discomfort” their homes coated with this unknown substance. They have law … abridging the freedom of speech”. To the person whining about about the Confederate flag — been breathing it for months. If the government cannot limit free speech, undoubtedly it get over it. The City Commission approved the development. Shouldn’t cannot be your right to do so. Although you most certainly have It’s history, and you have a problem seeing the Christian cross? they ensure the residents affected by it are safe? the right to complain about it, no matter how misguided the You’re going to have a tough time handling life. Wow, how sad. argument. In response to: “Who are these doctors?”

Frankly, I’m surprised that Hometown News didn’t fact-check this before printing it. Letter When diagnostic tests are performed, especially within a hospital setting, there is always an interpretation performed. For Children need our program inquire about the format can often set children are given the time to observe, example: A pathologist interprets biopsies, blood and tissue difference between Montessori up for failure. Are they truly converse and understand, a tests, a radiologist interprets an X-ray or scan, a cardiologist individual attention in and traditional education. The learning or simply memoriz- lasting love of learning is interprets an EKG, a pulmonologist interprets breathing func- education question leads me to describe ing facts for temporary instilled. tion tests. These are all doctors, and they are not involved with the type of education I believe advancement? So where do parents go your direct care, nor do they typically see patients. As we are coming to the end allows a child to fully develop. The Montessori method from here? In my opinion, an They are considered legitimate charges for services rendered of another school year and The philosophies and meth- engages the child during their alternative choice of a hybrid and are billed separately in addition to the test itself. This is quickly preparing for the next odologies used in traditional sensitive period of develop- program blending the two allowed by Medicare as well as all private health insurers. This is one, I often ponder the education are man-made ment. The apparatus in the methods and philosophies not considered “taking advantage of” or defrauding Medicare. thought: What do parents look guidelines that dictate what classroom foster hands-on facilitates and stimulates a pas- for when planning their child’s and when children should be learning through concrete sion for knowledge and pre- Have some respect for other living creatures education? taught without any regard for experience before the child is pares the child for success in Are they focused on the the strengths and weaknesses presented with concepts in the life. In the end, isn’t that what developmental needs of the of the individual. Material is abstract. The Montessori we want for our children of the We have a lot of wildlife here displaced by construction. presented to the whole class classroom has mixed age future? Please slow down on the roads and watch out for our little child, or do they rely on society to determine what is on a fixed schedule, giving stu- grouping that creates many innocents. I had to bury a young painted turtle yesterday morn- dents little time to absorb and opportunities for children on Julie Harper ing that had it’s shell crushed by some motorist who was obvi- acceptable? Many parents interested in process the information. an emotional, social and aca- Ormond Beach ously not paying attention. This type of cookie cutter demic level. When children You can look at your cell phone all you want once you get to your destination. Get with the program and have a little respect for other living creatures who are just trying to get by. withme.org/daytona. tic Ave., Ponce Inlet. Partici- or rider, $15 per passenger or Notes Funds raised support pro- pants must bring their own crew members, includes Don’t always keep your limit From page A4 grams for people with disabili- snorkeling gear and be able to T-shirt and goodie bag. Prizes ties, including pediatric thera- swim. Those under age 18 for best overall poker hand, Dan, you don’t always need to catch your limit. VVA Memorial Day py, pediatric audiology, charter must wear a personal flotation best bike poker hand and best I have followed Dan’s column and share his concern about the school and child development device and be accompanied by boat poker hand. Winner will decline of the Indian River Lagoon. Many responsible fishermen Vietnam Veterans of Ameri- centers, deaf advocacy, equip- an adult guardian at all times. be announced at DJ’s Deck. realize the fish in the lagoon need a break and practice Catch, ca Daytona Beach Chapter ment loan closet, Joey’s Gift For registration details, visit Photo & Release. Memorial Day Remembrance Respite Care and local Early Honor roll banquet dbsps.org. For more informa- I wish Dan would join the many fisherman who no longer will be at 10 a.m. Monday, May Steps. tion, email warriors@dbsps. keep all the fish that they legally catch. 28, at Volusia Memorial Park, Teams will meet at the ball- for Boys & Girls Club org. 550 N. Nova Road, Ormond park at 5 p.m. to begin a 1.5- members Beach. mile scenic stroll along the Sweetheart Trail. Afterward, Expunge criminal The public may attend. For Earlier this month, Boy & more information, email participants will have a picnic record and night out at the ballpark Girls Clubs of Volusia/Flagler DEADLINES [email protected], call Counties celebrated its 16th with the Daytona Tortugas. A Criminal Record (386) 690-9553 or visit annual Honor Roll Banquet at The deadline for submissions to Hometown News in Volusia For more information, visit Expungement Clinic will be vva1048.com. the Daytona 500 Club. County is 5 p.m. Thursday for the next week's issue, except for walkwithme.org/daytona. from 1 to 3 p.m. Thursday, Eighty members, grades 3 Rants & Raves, which is 5 p.m. Friday. Deadlines are adjusted for May 31, at the Goodwill Job through 12, received awards holidays. For more information, call (386) 322-5924. Free movies at Ormond Connection Center, 112 N. County plans Explore for their achievements in Nova Road, Daytona Beach. Beach library school. Special recognition Volusia programs Individuals who face was bestowed on certain mem- employment barriers due to Watch free movies and doc- bers as “Jeep Achievers” and Learn about Volusia Coun- criminal history can learn the umentaries at the Ormond “Rhodes Scholars.” Jeep ty’s conservation lands and requirements to seal or Beach Regional Library, 30 Achievers were chosen based land management practices expunge their criminal records Beach St. on improvement of grades, during free Explore Volusia during an informational pre- May’s lineup includes: and the Rhodes Scholars were programs in May. sentation by Community •”Volcanoes of the Deep” chosen based on highest over- Reservations are required; Legal Services of Mid-Florida and “Journey into Amazing all GPA. Also recognized were Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., call (386) 736-5927. attorneys. Caves”: 2 p.m. Tuesday, May several club volunteers who 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 Upcoming events include: Following the presentation, 29. Ed Harris, Gordon Brown dedicate their time and talent Copyright © 2018, Hometown News, L.C. •Guided hike of Scrub Oak eligible attendees will be able and Liam Neeson narrate. Not and who have a true impact on Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in Preserve: 9 to 10:30 a.m. Fri- to meet one-on-one with rated, 45 minutes and 40 min- our members. America in 2005, 2006, 2007. day, May 25. Learn about the attorneys at no cost. One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. utes. For more information, call importance of scrub habitat, For more information, call Farris Robinson...... President Mercedes Lee-Paquette ...Production Manager Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Julianne Petersen...... Graphic Designer (386) 676-4191, option 4. water recharge zones and key- Boats and Bikers (386) 258-8585. Don Hornbeck ...... Regional Circulation Manager Heather Donaldson ...... Inside Sales Manager Flora Wilkerson...... Circulation Administrator Angie Daniels ...... Inside Sales Assistant stone species. Participants will Robin Bevilacqua ...... Human Resources Lora L. Uber...... Inside Sales/Classified hike one mile of trails and get Poker Run Annita Ferrante...... Account Receivable Johnnetha Moody ...... Private Party Sales Consultant Travel club to meet Amanda Wheaton ...... Credit & Collections Michael Buckley ...... Circulation Manager Easterseals’ Walk an up-close look at land man- Cecil G. Brumley ...... Managing Editor Randy Barber ...... Staff Photographer The second annual Boats Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Bruce Henderson ...... Staff Photographer agement practices. Meet at Cathy Moody ...... Senior Account Manager Diane Carey...... Staff Writer with Me Daytona and Bikes Halifax River Poker The Port Orange Recreation Rodney Bookhardt ...... Senior Account Manager Gina McKee...... Staff Writer 1495 McGregor Road, Danielle Shanahan...... Advertising Consultant Carrie Maday...... News Clerk Travel Club will meet at 11 DeLand. Run will be at 9:30 a.m. Sun- Walk With Me Daytona, a a.m. Friday, June 8, at the Pal- •Snorkel and swim adven- day, June 3, at 125 Basin St., signature fundraiser for Eas- metto Club, 1000 S. Beach St., ture: 10 a.m. to noon Thurs- Daytona Beach. Phone (386) 322-5900 terseals of Northeast Central Daytona Beach. day, May 31. Discover the Hosted by Daytona Beach Fax (386) 322-5901 Florida will be from 5 to 8:30 Sail and Power Squadron, this The non-profit, senior ser- Classified (386) 322-5949 wonders of the underwater p.m. Thursday, May 31, at vice organization is for anyone Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 ecosystem while snorkeling is a charity event raising funds Jackie Robinson Ballpark, for “Hope for the Warriors.” 55 and older. Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 Daytona Beach. the high slack tide at Light- ORMOND BEACH ORMOND The cost is $20 per captain See NOTES, page A8 [email protected] Registration is at walk- house Point Park, 500 S. Atlan- Friday, May 25, 2018 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill • A-7 Welcome to the workforce, graduates s graduation season should experience good garitaville.com/dayto- continues for Volusia economic times for a while na-beach-community-plan. County high schools VOLUSIA longer. To borrow an often-heard ad Aand colleges, the outlook BUSINESS slogan – it’s huge! couldn’t be brighter as the CECIL G. *** graduates enter the most BRUMLEY *** abundant job market in 12 Daytona Beach Internation- years. al Airport is doing quite well. Not many big commercial Unemployment dropped in of time? Check out the Passenger traffic was up 9.1 real estate deals lately. Must be April to 3.5 percent in Volusia certificate programs at percent in April with 67,182 the rain. Anyway, the biggest with about 8,800 workers Daytona State College. Plus, passengers compared to was Marcus & Millichap unemployed out of a labor DSC is adding new ones as it 61,606 passengers in April brokering an $88.4 million force of about 254,000. Help gets different demands from 2017. If this trend continues, sale of the Tripointe Val- wanted signs are becoming as employers. it’s inevitable the airport will ue-Add Portfolio, a six-prop- ubiquitous as open/close If you’re just looking for any get more than 10 daily flights. erty multifamily portfolio, signs. kind of job and aren’t real including the 168-unit Granted Volusia only has particular, the retail and *** Mallards of Brandywine in the variety of jobs you’d expect hospitality sectors are begging Deland and Shadow Lakes, a from a county with a popula- for workers as so many more 184-unit community in Just as you’d expect, Five Ormond Beach. Also, local tion of about 550,000 and the retail shops, restaurants and Star Pizza is adding an outlet wage level is lower than larger investors have bought the Need hotels keep opening. in the area, putting one in the medical building and adjacent markets, but then those larger When an economy is doing Trails Shopping Center on markets are just a short land on Palmetto Avenue in this well, it’s difficult not to be North Nova Road in Ormond New Smyrna Beach, across distance away at Jacksonville Teeth? worried about a sudden Beach. Eventually you’d expect from the hospital for $1.575 and Orlando. downturn, but unlike the the Jacksonville-based chain million. Volusia does have some burst bubble that led to the to cover the entire county. DENTAL SERVICES unique job opportunities you Great Recession, there doesn’t Managing Editor Cecil G. don’t find just anywhere, such seem like there’s anything *** Brumley has been tracking DENTURE $650 as sports marketing and disastrous about to happen. business and the economy in Crown/Caps $800 environmental science. If The current economy grew When you’re trying sell Volusia County for more than you’ve got an engineering or over a long period of time more than 6,000 houses, you’d 21 years. Contact him at All Fillings $200 nursing degree, you’ll find with strong underlying better have something to help cbrumley@hometownnewsol. Full Denture Reline Only $185 employers lining up to hire fundamentals. Unless attract buyers. Check out the com (no hyphens) or follow you. Don’t want to go to something incredibly unfore- amenity center at Latitude him on Twitter @cecilbrumley. 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Launch Federal Credit Registration open for Union is offering a series of Chamber Mega Mixer free seminars at its branches. The seminars are open to Registration is now open for the public. the annual Volusia County Topics include: Chamber Alliance’s Mega •May 29: Credit Score, Mixer June 7. Ormond Beach Branch, 240 The table top expo will be in N. Williamson Blvd. the Jim Henderson Welcome •June 4: Combined Credit Center at Embry-Riddle Aero- and Home Buying, South Day- nautical University. tona Branch, 2290 S. Ridge- Sponsor and exhibitor infor- wood Ave. mation available at volusia- •June 12: Combined Credit chamberalliance.com. and Home Buying Seminar, DeLand Branch, 301 W. New York Ave. Hispanic chamber All seminars begin at 5:30 hosts luncheon p.m. Attendance is free, but limited to the first 25 reserva- The Volusia Hispanic tions. For a reservation, call Chamber of Commerce will (321) 455-9400, ext.1204, or host iLatina Luncheon from email seminars@launchfcu. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, com. June 6, at DeBary Golf Coun- try Club, 300 Plantation Club Hospitals receive Drive, DeBary. The cost is $35 online or $45 national quality award at the door. for stroke care The keynote speaker will be Jenny Castillo of the Rumba The Florida Hospitals in 100.3 Morning Show. Mistress Volusia and Flagler counties of Ceremony will be Valezka each received the Get With Gil, an Emmy-nominated The Guidelines Stroke Gold journalist for Telemundo 31. Plus Quality Achievement Nominations are sought for Award and the Target Stroke Latina Business of the Year, Honor Roll Elite Plus from the Latina Professional of the Year American Heart Association and Latina Community Lead- and American Stroke Associa- er of the Year. Submissions are tion. due by May 25 and may be In celebration, each of the made at volusiachamber.org.

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was not set. law enforcement with lights/ offender. Bail was not set. Holly Hill, was arrested May nant person. Bail was not set. Police •Richard Evans Forslund, sirens running. Bail was set at •Mercedes N. Rutheford, 25, 17 and charged with burglary From page A5 50, of Ormond Beach, was $3,000. of Daytona Beach, was arrest- of an unoccupied conveyance. arrested May 15 and charged •Linda Marie Roman, 42, of ed May 17 and charged with Bail was not set. Florida Highway Patrol Ormond Beach, was arrested with fleeing/attempting to Holly Hill, was arrested May aggravated battery with a May 14 and charged with pos- elude law enforcement with 16 and charged with a drug deadly weapon. Bail was not Volusia County Beach •Jeron Leland Denson, 31, session of heroin. Bail was not lights/sirens running. Bail was offense and tampering with set. of Ormond Beach, was arrest- set. set at $2,500. physical evidence. Bail was not •Christopher M. Fulford, Patrol ed May 13 and charged with •Ashton Blake Bussey, 20, of •Tyrie Rashad Neal, 26, of set. 23, of Daytona Beach, was driving with a canceled Ormond Beach, was arrested Daytona Beach, was arrested •John L. Sullivan, 58, of arrested May 17 and charged license, tampering with physi- •John Paul Salsman, 25, of May 15 and charged with bat- May 15 and charged with driv- Daytona Beach, was arrested with domestic battery by cal evidence and possession of Daytona Beach, was arrested tery, false imprisonment and ing with a canceled license and May 17 and charged with fail- strangulation. Bail was not set. paraphernalia and cannabis. May 14 and charged with tampering with a witness. Bail fleeing/attempting to elude ure to properly register as a sex •Nicholas S. Downs, 31, of Bail was set at $3,000. aggravated battery on a preg- Airport begins taxiway project For Hometown News [email protected]

Daytona Beach Internation- al Airport began a two-year project in April to rehabilitate several taxiways. The $35 million project involves the rehabilitation of asphalt pavements on Taxiway November and portions of Taxiways Alpha and Papa. In addition, several connec- tors will be modified, relocat- ed or removed in accordance with Federal Aviation Admin- istration standards. Taxiway November, which is 75 feet wide and 10,500 feet long, is the primary air carrier taxiway; it runs parallel to the longest air carrier runway, 7L-25R. At the end of May, Runway 7L-25R, which runs from east to west, will be closed for three to four weeks to accommodate construction near the runway. Airport neighbors may notice changes in flight patterns and an increase in north-south flight traffic throughout this period. All aircraft will use the north-south runway (16-34) or the east-west parallel runway (7R-25L) on the south side of the airfield. There will be several multi-day runway closures throughout the first year of construction. The project is divided into four phases, with the first two lasting about one year. Halifax Paving is the contractor for the first two phases, and RS&H will provide inspection services and construction management. The project design was completed by Avcon. The FAA is expected to fund 90 percent of the project, with the airport and Florida Department of Transportation splitting the remaining 10 percent. According to the latest FDOT Statewide Aviation Economic Impact Study, the Daytona Beach airport provides a total economic impact of more than $1.1 billion to Volusia County while providing more than 11,316 local jobs. For more information, call Jay Cassens, director of business development, at (386) 248- 8037. Notes From page A9 a.m. Saturday, June 9. The tour will depart from The Casements, 25 Riverside Drive, Ormond Beach. The cost is $22 for adults, $7 for child and $20 for members. Reservations are required as space is limited. For more information, call (386) 677- 7005.

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By Gina McKee which I think is one thing the The instrument also now [email protected] board was running up against has a legend, definitions, and last year,” he said. “A lot of expects supporting comments The Volusia County School people were defining certain from both the evaluating Board unanimously approved things differently, and then the board members as well as a completely revamped evalu- evaluation was coming out from the superintendent. ation to better measure and different, and that probably Expectations are clearly provide input to current and wasn’t all that helpful.” defined. For example, in the future superintendents. The majority of last year’s student achievement category, “I wanted to make sure that evaluation alternated between which has five stipulations in as our board changes, that as very broad elements and those the new instrument, she said, our superintendent -- more with a more narrow focus, all based on what the superinten- than likely he will retire one of which were mixed in dent submits, board members day or go his own way -- so as together, he said. The new can select from commendable, that changes I wanted to make evaluation, however, begins reasonable progress towards sure that the evaluation instru- with the items that need a performance indicators, and ment can stand on its own,” broad look and ends with improvement expected. If said Board Chair Linda Cuth- those that need a more focused improvement is expected, bert, who worked closely on approach to properly evaluate, board members would then be Randy Barber/staff photographer the document with Superin- he said. expected to provide support- Ceil DeWolfe, left, and Diane Lessard, right, of The Palmetto Club of Dayto- tendent James Russell and Ted To form a more effective ing comments, and the super- na Beach presented a $5,000 donation to Cheryl Sullivan of Making Strides Doran, school board attorney. tool, Ms. Cuthbert, Mr. Rus- intendent can make support- Against Breast Cancer on Friday, May 4. “We also wanted to make sure sell, Mr. Doran and staff mem- ing comments as he addresses that (the board) understood bers took strong evaluation those “grades.” that this is a living document. tools from other districts as In addition to using other It can be tweaked. It’s meant to well as the strongest pieces of districts’ evaluation instru- be tweaked.” their own instruments from ments and previous years’ PAUL’ S COINS The need for an overhaul of previous years, and devised Volusia County evaluations as the superintendent’s evalua- the new system, Ms. Cuthbert guidelines and models, the tion became clear during last said. tool is tailored specifically to year’s evaluation process, “We wanted to make sure fit the district it serves, Mr. 2015 2016 2017 when categories were left open there was a stated purpose, Doran said. ADER ADER ADER E S E S E S procedures, that we had our R ’ R ’ R ’ to interpretations, Mr. Doran “All of this mirrors the

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The Friday night concerts continue to GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Friday, Sept. 28. All concerts start at 7 p.m. Gemini, this week you are in •Concert: The Culture and the mood to rise above petty Entertainment Board of Daytona conflicts and mend fences. Set Beach Shores will present a free aside time to speak one-on-one concert featuring “Debbie and Photo courtesy of Country 500 with those who need forgive- Tony” from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at ness. the Shores Pavilion, 3048 S. Country 500, The Great American Music Fest, begins at 3 p.m. Friday, May 25, with the opening of Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach the Bluebird Cafe stage at Daytona International Speedway. Chris Stapleton will perform at 9:10 p.m. CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 Shores. They will be singing Saturday. Sugarland will perform at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. oldies, country and line dance Cancer, fun and physical music. Participants should bring activity attract you this week, their own chairs and refresh- especially as you approach your ments. The Ritter’s Food Truck Country 500 revs up speedway Friday birthday. Surround yourself with will be there offering a full menu. For Hometown News food booths and food trucks, carnival official T-shirts and festival admission. loved ones and enjoy some fun For more information, call (386) [email protected] rides, arcade games, cooling water ele- For a VIP experience, there will be a nights. 763-5373, (386)736-5364 or ments, mechanical bull, and coun- VIP Pit Pass and the Crew Chief VIP visit dbshores.org. Country 500, The Great American try-and-western merchandise. Experience for special upfront stage- LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 •Cinematique: Now playing are Music Fest, begins at 3 p.m. Friday, May Country 500 festivities are spread side viewing areas, access to the VIP “Let the Sunshine In” at 242 S. 25, with the opening of the Bluebird Beach St., Daytona Beach. over three days and nights of the holi- Oasis presented by Tito’s Handmade It is alright to want to escape Tickets are $7 general or $5 Cafe stage at Daytona International day weekend May 25-27. Camping will Vodka right by the main stage, early your daily routine sometimes, members. For more information, Speedway. be available on the infield for everything admission and re-entry all weekend. Leo. If you are feeling restless call (386) 252-3118. The first concert on the main stage from tents to luxury RVs. The Country The Super Crew Chief VIP Experience this week, plan a getaway so you •Little Theatre of New Smyrna will be at 4:30 p.m . Friday. 500 also offers travel packages with also offers beverages (beer, wine and can take in new sights and sounds. Beach: The Little Theatre of New There will be an artist meet-and-greet hotel accommodations, roundtrip alcohol) within the VIP Oasis, and golf Smyrna Beach will perform “The area, a select festival menu sold from transportation to the festival grounds, See COUNTRY, page B3 Cemetery Club” by Ivan Menchell VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 select days through May 27 at 726 E. Third Ave. Virgo, there is no need to Directed by Jenny Sejansky, worry about whether or not you “The Cemetery Club” is a play Friends’ concerts have been handling affairs filled with lighthearted banter, deftly. Others will be quick to occasional silliness and vouch for your work if called on. moments where you won’t be able to hold back the tears. begin summer LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 Tickets are $10. Box office hours are 1 to 4 p.m. Monday to Your competitive nature might Friday and two hours prior to with memorial be needed this week, Libra. Your each performance. For Hometown News “Bud” Asher served as a city confidence will be an asset as For more information, call [email protected] commissioner for 12 years you propel through tasks in (386) 423-1246 or visit and Mayor of Daytona Beach record speed. Slow down to nsbplayers.org. The Daytona Beach Band- for nine years. He was an catch your breath. shell’s 2018 Star Spangled attorney, judge, hotel owner/ Saturday, May 26 Summer Concert Series pre- businessman, football coach SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 sented by The Friends of the at Bethune-Cookman Uni- •Battle of the Food Trucks: More It is time to share your good than 30 food trucks will Bandshell and the Boardwalk versity, and board member of Merchants will officially kick the Friends of the Bandshell, fortune with others, Scorpio. participate in the Hula-Licious Expressing gratitude and helping Food Truck Culinary Cook-Off off summer in Daytona the University Club, the Bud Beach Saturday, May 26. Asher Foundation and the those who do not have enough Battle of the Food Trucks from will make you feel happier and 2-9 p.m. on Sams Avenue in New There will be a Memorial Race and Recreation Com- more fortunate. Smyrna Beach. For more Weekend Celebration honor- mittee. information, call (386) 410- Photo courtesy of The BOSS Project - Bruce Springsteen Tribute ing Bud Asher and local vet- The Memorial Celebration SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 2890. The Daytona Beach Bandshell’s 2018 Star Span- erans, and a free concert fol- will begin at 7:15 p.m. with a lowed by Bud Light — Lights welcome message, invoca- Infuse your social circle with Sunday, May 27 gled Summer Concert Series will officially kick off Up Daytona fireworks dis- tion, and Presentation of summer in Daytona Beach Saturday, May 26, some fresh energy, Sagittarius. play over the Atlantic Ocean Colors by Roger Lee Tiffany Get together with friends and •Ormond Beach Performing Arts with The BOSS Project, a Bruce Springsteen Trib- at 9:45 p.m. followed by the Salute of See CONCERTS, page B3 See SCOPES, page B2 See OUT, page B4 ute. The late Baron Henry

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Tickets Beach Duo, 1-5 p.m. Saturday, Monday, May 28, and Tuesday, free cheese at 400 Second Ave., start at $10 plus tax and fees. May 26; Pompano Jack, 6-10 May 29; Reuben Morgan, New Smyrna Beach. For more The club is at 701 Main St., p.m. Saturday; Marin and The Wednesday, May 30; and Gary information, call (386) 428- Daytona Beach. For more Dead Guys, 1-5 p.m. Sunday, Wright, Thursday, May 31. 4621. information, call (386) 252- May 27; Silvercreek, 6-10 p.m. Weather permitting, live music is •Ocean Deck: Morning Buzz 9877. Sunday; The Fat City Band, 1-5 at 2986 Ocean Shore Blvd., plays at 9:30 p.m. Mondays. •Bahama Breeze Island Grille: p.m. Monday, May 28; and Velvet Ormond-by-the-Sea. For more Orange Avenue plays at 9:30 Live entertainment is from 6-10 Sun, 6-10 p.m. Monday at 4894 information, call (386) 265- p.m. Tuesdays. Caribbean Posse p.m. Wednesday through Sunday Front St., Ponce Inlet. For more 1977. performs from 9:30 p.m.-2 a.m. at 1786 W. International information, call (386) 761-4831 •Limoncello North: Mark Thursday through Sunday. Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. or visit downthehatchseafood. Venneri will perform from 6-9 Robert Keele plays acoustic For more information, visit com. p.m. Wednesday, May 30, at guitar from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. bahamabreeze.com. •Frappes Italian Grille: 1185 W. Granada Blvd., No. 5, Wednesdays. Tom Redmond •Big D’s Hollywood Nights: In the “Happiest Hour” is in the bar Ormond Beach. For more performs classic rock from 5-8 3D Lounge at Diamond Dolls nightly from 5-6:30 p.m. First information, call (386) 492- p.m. Fridays. Karaoke with Daytona, Big D’s is open 5 p.m. Tuesday of the month is wine 7887. Stormin’ Norman is from 4-8 to 3 a.m. daily at 301 Madison tasting, two whites, two reds and •Louie’s Pizza House: Karaoke p.m. every Saturday and Sunday, Ave., Daytona Beach. Mondays an appetizer for $25. For with TNT from 5:30-9 p.m. every at 127 S. Ocean Ave., Daytona are Muy Caliente Noche Latina reservations, call (386) Friday and Saturday at 1347 Beach. For more information, Nights and Tuesdays are EDM. 615-4888. Beville Road, South Daytona. For call (386) 253-5224 or visit Scoot your boots for Wild West •Grille at Riverview: Upcoming more information, call (386) oceandeck.com. Wednesdays and start your performers are Mark Venneri, 788-6172. •Ohana Luau Dinner Show: This weekend early with Throwback 6-10 p.m. Friday, May 25; LA •LuLu’s Oceanside Grill: Live dinner show spectacular and Thursdays, featuring classic Robinson & Streetflife, 6:30- entertainment 9 p.m. to family-style feast will be rock. Live bands play Friday and 10:30 p.m. Saturday, May 26; 5 midnight Friday and Saturday at Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Saturday night, and Service Island Steel, 12- 4 p.m. Sunday, 30 S. Atlantic Ave., Ormond The show has a 6:30 p.m. Industry Night is Sunday. May 27; Christie Beu, 5:30-9:30 Beach. For more information, seating, dinner at 7:15 p.m. and •Black Sheep Pub and Eating p.m. Wednesday, May 30, and call (386) 673-2641 or visit show at 7:30 p.m., at the House: Happy Hour is 3-7 p.m. Thursday, May 31, at 101 Flagler lulusoceansidegrill.com. Hawaiian Inn, 2301 S. Atlantic and 9 p.m.-close daily. Weekly Ave., New Smyrna Beach. Dinner •Mr. Dunderbak’s: Sponsors a Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. For specials include $4 “CuervoRi- reservations required. For more monthly beer tasting. Cost is more information, call (386) tas” Mondays; Locals Night with information, call (386) 428- $12 per person. Seating is 255-5411, Ext. 186, or visit happy hour all night and Pub 1865. limited to the first 70 prepaid myohanaluau.com. Trivia at 7 p.m., gift card prizes, •Grind Gastropub and Kona Tiki reservations. If interested, call •Ormond Brewing Co.: Craft Wednesdays; Ladies Night with Bar: Open daily at 11:30 a.m., (386) 258-1600 to reserve a beer tastings are 4 to 11 p.m. live music, drink specials and $4 live entertainment and free valet spot at 1700 W. International Thursday and Friday, noon to 11 three-olive martinis, Thursdays. service at 49 W. Granada Blvd., Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. p.m. Saturday and noon to 8 HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY Live music is every weekend at Ormond Beach. For more •Mulligan’s Family Sports Grille: p.m. Sunday. Live music and SPECIALS ALL WEEK END LONG! 890 S. Atlantic Ave. in Ormond information, visit grindgastropub. Karaoke with Bob at 9 p.m. food are featured Friday DAILY SPECIALS Beach. For more information, com. Friday, May 25; Rock Star evenings at 301 Division Ave., LUNCH WITH SODA STARTING AT $6.95 call (386) 673-5933 or visit •Howards Cafe: Karaoke with Karaoke by Bob is at 9 p.m. Sat- Unit 15, Ormond Beach. For CALL FOR DETAILS theblacksheep.com. Michael Leone will be from 4-8 urday. Eddie Uzzle will perform more information call (386) DAILY HAPPY HOUR | 3-7PM | 9-CLOSE •Daytona Beach Brewing Co.: p.m. each Friday. Karaoke with at 6 p.m. Tuesday. Open mike 256-3904. 2-FOR-1 HOUSE WINES & WELLS Taproom hours are 4-8 p.m. Larry B. will be from 3-7 p.m. night and live music at 6 p.m. •The Smokehouse Saloon: $1 OFF IMPORT DRAFTS Tuesday-Thursday and noon to each Saturday at 201-D Wednesday hosted by Sam Seas; Rockin’ Blues Jam is from 2-6 2017 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday in Commonwealth Blvd., Port and Karaoke with Just George is p.m. Sunday. Chance and the ADER $2.75 DOMESTIC DRAFTS & SELECTS E S R ’ Unit N at 482 Fentress Blvd., Orange. For more information, 9 p.m. Thursday at 3830 S. Blues Daddies perform at 144 S. C E H O I C Daytona Beach. For more call (386) 256-4034. Nova, Port Orange. For more Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill. For TUES : FISH AND CHIPS $8.95 information, call (844) 352- •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: information, call (386) 788- information, call (386) 265- WED: LOCAL NIGHT HAPPY HOUR 3PM-CLOSE 2337 or visit daytonabeachbrew- Upcoming performers are Marty, 3268. 5998. TEAM TRIVIA AT 7PM WITH GIFT CARD PRICES ingcompany.com. Friday, May 25; Don Hill, noon-4 •Norwood’s Restaurant and Wine SUN : 10 OZ NY STRIP 12.95 •Down the Hatch: Upcoming p.m. Saturday, May 26, and Shop: Free wine tastings are from BLOODY MARYS $3.00

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Saturday, May 26 Sunday, May 27 2017 DER EA S cart transportation between R ’ Entertainment Schedule stages. C Country 500 Stage E Single-day general admis- Country 500 Stage H O I C sion ticket is $85 in advance or Friday, May 25 •4-4:45 p.m. Runaway June •4-4:45 p.m. Brandon Ray $99 at the gate. Three-day gen- •5:05-5:50 p.m. Michael Ray •5:05-5:55 p.m. Midland eral admission weekend pass is Country 500 Stage •6:10-7 p.m. Tyler Farr •6:15-7:15 p.m. 38 Special $195 in advance or $25 at gate. •7:30-8:45 p.m. Sugarland •7:40-8:40 p.m. Billy Cur- The VIP Pit Pass is $699, the •4:30-5:15 p.m. James Bark- •9:15-11 p.m. Toby Keith rington Crew Chief VIP Experience is er Band •9:10-11 p.m. Chris Staple- $999 and the Super Crew •5:35-6:35 p.m. A Thousand Bluebird Theater ton $10 Bottomless Wine Chief VIP Experience is Horses $1,599. •7-8:15 p.m. Randy Houser •3-4:05 p.m. DJ Dirty Every Friday from 5 - 8 pm Bluebird Theater The VIP Oasis features • 8:45-1015 p.m. Dierks •4:25-5 p.m. Clare Bowen VIP-only bars with premium Bentley •5:20-6:05 p.m. Brandy •3-4 p.m. DJ Dirty food and beverages, comfort- Clark •4:20-5:05 p.m. Faren able seating and shade, Bluebird Theater •6:25-7:25 p.m. Craig Rachels Lunch Special air-conditioned restrooms, Campbell •5:25-6:10 p.m. Jimmie phone charging stations, mas- •3-4:30 p.m. DJ Dirty •7:50-9:05 p.m. Colt Ford Allen sages, Wi-Fi, a private mer- •4:50-5:35 p.m. Lindsay Ell •6:30-7:25 p.m. Dylan chandise stand and misting •5:55-6:55 p.m. High Valley 20% OFF w/ Purchase of a Drink and Entree Valid Tuesday-Friday 11am-3pm. Not valid with any other The 2018 schedule: John Tribute Pink Floyd, tribute discounts, offers or promotions. Expires 06/30/18 Concert •June 2: Livin’ On A Prayer, •Sept. 8: Night Moves, Bob For more information visit From page B1 Bon Jovi Tribute Segar Tribute with Special bandshell.info or call (386) HOURS: Sun 9-2 | Tues-Thurs 9-3 | Fri & Sat 9-9 •June 9: Dream Police/Kiss Guest Tribute 253-0254. 439 S. Nova Road, OB 386-676-5181 Rifles and Taps. Lygheri Dan- America, Cheap Trick & Kiss •Sept. 15: In The Light Of ielides will perform the Tribute Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin national anthem. State Rep. •June 16: Bad Inc/4nr2, Bad Tribute Patrick Henry will recognize Company & Foreigner Tribute •Sept. 22: Highway To Hell, Mr. Asher’s contributions to •June 23: Let It Be, Beatles AC/DC Tribute the community, followed by a Tribute •Sept. 29: Wall Of Echoes, presentation to three special •June 30: Show Biz Kids, honorees and a patriotic fly- Steely Dan Tribute over by the Spruce Creek Gag- •July 4: The Alter Eagles, Bandshell Live gle. Eagles Tribute Schedule Update The stage will then come •July 7: Nuthin’ Fancy, alive with The Boss Project, a Lynyrd Skynyd Tribute Some additions and Bruce Springsteen Tribute •July 14: Never Stop Believ- changes to the Bandshell Band. Let’s Drink Wine Together in’, Journey Tribute Live schedule for Friday The free Star Spangled Sum- First Tuesday of the Month Wine Tasting •July 21: Ultimate Def Lep- nights this summer. mer Concert Series will con- June 29: Trezz Hombres, pard/Absolute Queen, Def June 5th at 6:30 tinue at 7:15 p.m. Saturdays to ZZ Top tribute; Matt McK- Leppard/Queen Tribute Sept. 29, followed by fireworks eown, opener 2 Whites 2 Reds •July 28: Fleetwood Max, over the ocean, at the Band- July 27: Sundance Head, Fleetwood Mac Tribute Delicious Appetizers shell on the North end of the country soul, winner of •Aug. 4: Turnstiles, Billy Joel Season 11 of The Voice; $25 pp Limited Seating Daytona Beach Boardwalk. Tribute Dallas Reese, opener Bandshell parking is avail- Call for Reservations •Aug. 11: Renegade and Aug. 24: Zendatta, The able at the Ocean Center Smokin’, Styx/Boston Tribute Police tribute; Racheal garage and surface lots. •Aug. 18: Fire And Rain/ Russ and Cliff Morris, and Beautiful Downtown Ormond Attendees may enter the Band- Southern Cross, James Taylor/ Michelle Marie, openers shell area through the Ocean LUNCH: Tuesday-Friday 11:30-2 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Aug. 31: Rick deYampert, Walk Shoppes from A1A or opener for Michael Allman Tribute DINNER: Tuesday-Thursday 5-9 Friday & Saturday 5-10 the overpass from the parking Band •Aug. 25: U.S. Stones, Roll- www.FrappesItalianGrille.com garage. Rental chairs are avail- Sept. 28: Cowboy, Kid ing Stones Tribute 123 West Granada Blvd. • Ormond Beach • 386.615.4888 able. Rock tribute •Sept. 1: Rocket Man, Elton

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First, be sure to get the press coffee pot. Place ground Did you know corn bread mix Hurricane Preparation Guide coffee in the pot, then add hot can be fried in a frying pan for that is available each year; it water and let it steep a couple bread? provides great information. minutes. Press down the Now let’s think about the Let’s talk about how to get plunger top separating the food in the refrigerator. After ready. My wife is great about grinds from the coffee. This a few hours, the cooler will be getting ready for the storm makes great tasting coffee, and too hot to keep food safely. season. She starts buying be sure you have ground Cook everything you can that disaster food in March and coffee, not k-cups. is fresh. The freezer may last April a little at a time. She A good-sized ice chest is up to two or three days if you follows all the sales and two also helpful. Have a good keep the door closed. Refrig- for ones and we are ready by supply of disposable plates, erated eggs have been washed, June. cups, plastic ware and paper so their protected cover is How do you plan to cook towels. You also need trash removed. Leaving them out is Randy Barber/staff photographer without power? Do you have bags and lots of water. not a good idea. Do you know Lisa Gull of Daytona Beach shows off the Mangrove Snapper she caught as an outside grill? Great! Is it gas Here are some shopping a local farmer? If you have Joe Burnside of Daytona Beach Shores looks on during the Halifax Sport operated or charcoal? Make ideas: Buy protein drinks; farm fresh eggs from the farm Fishing Club’s annual Special Needs Fishing Tournament at Buschman Park sure you have the fuel shop for the highest protein that have not been washed, in Port Orange on Saturday, May 5. available to cook. I recom- value you can find for high they can stay on the counter mend everyone have a small energy. Oatmeal variety packs for many days. Soft cheese gas cooktop as a backup. Chefs are great because you just add needs to be refrigerated; hard use them all the time for chef water and heat. How about cheeses like Gouda and stations at catering parties. cereal with milk? Powdered parmesan do not need to be They are not expensive, about milk is OK or try to find refrigerated. $20-$25, and operate on a shelf-stable milk in cartons. Finally, write a menu of small gas tank the size of a Evaporated canned milk is meals and snacks for three to hair spray can. They are big milk that has the water taken six days consumption. When enough to handle a large out. Add a can of water to a you plan, everyone will be frying pan or pot. can of evaporated milk and it happier knowing what to You will be able to cook for will be regular milk. expect. My recipe this week is: days and cook almost any- Plastic portion cups of fruits Step 1, begin today to stock thing. 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Daytona, Florida (386) 248-1631 eddystormprotection.com Friday, May 25, 2018 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill • B-5 Art Notes Learn mixed-media All supplies are included; Writing and quilting A writers group will meet es creativity and cultural cost is 50 cents. open to participants 16 and from 10 a.m. to noon each expression, including sewing, For more information or to Go with the Glow! older. The cost is $150 for at Schnebly Center Wednesday. The creative writ- weaving and crocheting. The register, call (386) 671-3560. Mixed-Media Workshop with members and $165 for ing class meets weekly to dis- Daytona Beach Cultural & Pat Spano will meet from non-members. cuss and critique each other’s Leisure Services Department 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For more information, (386) work. Admission is free. is offering new programs at Wednesday, May 30, at the 676-3347 or visit ormondart- The Fantastic Quilters will NOW BUYING the Peggy Schnebly Recreation Serving Volusia and Flagler for 40 years! Ormond Memorial Art Muse- museum.org. meet from 9:15 to 11:30 a.m. Center at 1101 N. Atlantic um, 78 E. Granada Blvd.. each Thursday. This is a self- • Coins and Bullion Ave. paced program that encourag- • Currency/Gold • Stamps • Comics • Toys/Trains • Sterling Sets Dances Assistance Daytona Beach $6 for non-members. Admission is $5. Free refresh- Center at 1101 N. Atlantic • Sports Cards For information, visit grana- ments are served. Ave. in Settling • Antiques Boppers dasquaresdenimandlace.com. For more information, call Hula classes meet from or Buying • War Souvenirs (386) 672-4146. noon to 3 p.m. each Tuesday. • Guns & Knives Daytona Beach Boppers your Estate Pulaski Club The cost is $1. • Watches & Jewelry dance from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Dancercise meets from 8:30 • Celebrity Autographs Wednesdays at the Moose Sica Hall a.m. to 9:30 a.m. each Friday. A dinner dance with live • Records Lodge, 601 W. Granada Blvd., The cost is free. music will be at 1 p.m. Sunday, Tuesday dances at Sica Hall, • Paintings Ormond Beach. Senior Ballroom Dancing is May 27 at the Polish American feature the Frankie K. Trio • Crystal & China Dance Shag, Bop, East and from 1 to 4 p.m. each Friday. Pulaski Club, 3621 W. Interna- with vocalist Niall Donoghue, West Coast Swing to R&B and The cost is $5. Bailey’s Best tional Speedway Blvd., Dayto- from 2-4 p.m. at 1065 Daytona beach music. Admission is $4 Senior Ballroom Dancing na Beach. Ave., Holly Hill. Admission is Vern’s Card & Coin for members and $7 for guests. offers dancing for adults and The cost is $12 for dance $5 and includes refreshments. Top $$ Paid - Ask for Chris Moose membership not seniors to the sounds of live only and $20 for dinner and For more information, call required. Beginners, singles ‘40s and ‘50s classics. Learn 386-316-7637 • [email protected] dance. Reservations are (386) 236-2997. and couples welcome. the Tango, Fox Trot and Waltz. required for dinner by noon For more information, call Refreshments provided. Friday, May 25. For a reserva- (386) 441-3981 or visit Dayto- For more information or to DAYTONA BINGO tion, call (386) 258-7059. naBeachBoppers.com. Women of the Moose register for a class, visit codb. For more information, visit us/activities or call (386) 671- 284 N. NOVA RD • 386.257.2881 polishamericanpulaskiclub- The Women of the Moose 3560. Denim and Lace daytona.org. sponsors a singles and couples DAYTONABEACHBINGO.ORG dance at the Moose Lodge, 601 The Granada Squares Senior Center W. Granada Blvd., Ormond Line Dancing Denim and Lace Dance Club Beach on Saturdays from 7-10 is from 7 to 9 p.m. each Tues- p.m. The Council on Aging at the Daytona Beach Cultural & day at 351 Andrews St., For more information, call Ormond Beach Senior Center, Leisure Services offers a line Ormond Beach. (386) 255-2207. Casual or square dance 351 Andrews St., offers ball- dancing class for adults and attire is required. No flip-flops. room dancing from 2 to 4 p.m. youth from 6:45 to 7:45 p.m. The caller is Rod Barngrover, each Wednesday. The five- Schnebly Center each Monday at the Dickerson and the line dance instructor is piece swing band The Blue Center, 308 S. Dr. Martin Notes plays. Luther King Jr. Blvd. Jerry Baron. Daytona Beach Cultural & The membership fee is $10 Dance lessons are offered by The cost is $2. 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Upcoming events seum.org office at (386) 676-3375. •Ormond Beach Performing Arts 2017 Out Center: Dance & Act with Ms. ADER From page B5 •Summer Fun Festival: Halifax E S Ongoing Events R ’ Health presents its fourth annual Debby will perform “The Saga of C Cripple Creek,” an original E Beach. Tickets are $5. All ages Summer Fun Festival from 5-8 H O I C •American Legion Post 120: The welcome. For more information, p.m, Friday, June 1, at The musical written, directed and choreographed by Debby post offers bar bingo at 6:30 call (386) 252-3118. Pavilion at Port Orange Lakeside p.m. Monday with burgers and Park, 5501 S. Williamson Blvd. MacDonald, from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Brown River Rock Installed $230 per yard. Sunday, June 3, at the Ormond fries. Tuesday is taco night. The Wednesday, May 30 The free event will feature first and third Wednesdays train rides, face painting, a photo Beach Performing Arts center, 399 N. U.S. 1. For more feature chicken wings and 386.677.3017 •Walk: AVA Happy Wanderers booth, games, giveaways, prizes barbecue ribs, and Fridays are and refreshments. information, call (386) 676- will host a 5K fun walk at 6 p.m. 3375. dinner, dancing and karaoke. PICKUP • DELIVERY • INSTALLATION • DESIGN at Central Park, 600 Hammock For more information, call Danny’s famous fish fry is on the (386) 425-4224. •Dance Showcase: South 1059 S. NOVA RD, OB Lane, Ormond Beach. For more Beach Dance 25th Anniversary second Friday at 461 Walker St., information, call (386) 256- •Art Night: Free Family Art Holly Hill. For more information MON-FRI 7:30-4:30 • SAT 7:30-12:30 Night will meet from 6-7:30 p.m. Showcase will be from 7-9 p.m. 2160, (386) 214-3890 or visit Saturday, June 9, at the Ormond and dinner times, call the post at JoeMillersMulch.com happywanderersfl.org. Friday, June 1, at Ormond (386) 258-5275. Memorial Art Museum, 78 E. Beach Performing Arts Center, 399 N. U.S. 1. The cost is $20 •American Legion Post No. 267: Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. Bingo is at 6:30 p.m. Wednes- For more information, call (386) for reserved seats. For tickets, call (386) 254-2999 or the box days at 156 New Britain, 676-3347 or visit ormondartmu- Ormond Beach. Free bingo card for a food donation. Jammin’ at the Legion is 6:30 p.m. each Tuesday. Lunch is served from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Regular menu and daily specials are available. The post is a non-smoking facility. For more information, call (386) 672-7678. •The Casements: The former winter home of John D. Rockefel- ler is owned by the City of Ormond Beach and serves as a EXPERIENCE civic and cultural center. The The Sound of Soul Have a home is open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Discover church event? Monday through Friday and 9:30 Call to RSVP Maria Kosztolanyi Your inner guidance to 10:30 a.m. Saturday. The Healing for body, mind, and spirit historic property is at 25 A higher form of creativity Riverside Drive, Ormond Beach. 386-788-6269 Want to see your Large group tours are by congregation appointment only. For more grow? information, call (386) 676-3216 FREE MEDICARE 101 EDUCATION or visit thecasements.net. •Democracy Now: Internet Thursday May 31st 2pm Place your ad news with Amy Goodman will be We represent over 40 plans and will always give you honest and unbiased answers. presented at 10:30 a.m. each There is never a charge for our Services! in our weekly Thursday at Unitarian Universal- Sunday, May 27th, 2018 religion section. ist Society, 56 N. Halifax Ave., PORT ORANGE, FL 11:00 AM Ormond Beach. Coffee and # 2014 2015 2016 2017 doughnuts will be served. The Thank You For Voting ADER 1 E S ADER ADER ADER ATLANTIC RETIREMENT SOLUTIONS E S E S E S 1-800-823-0466 R ’ R ’ R ’ R ’

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MOVE-IN READY, ROOMY 2BR/2BA CUTE 2BR/2BA SINGLEWIDE ON NICE 2BR/1.5BA WITH COVERED CARPORT LARGE, FULLY FURNISHED 3BR/2BA VERY NICE 2BR/2BA WITH OPEN WITH OPEN FLOOR PLAN ON CORNER LOT IN LOW LOT RENT PARK ON CORNER LOT! GREAT PARK!! HOME WITH FLORIDA ROOM!! FLOOR PLAN IN CARRIAGE COVE! CORNER LOT! Partially furnished including dishes, pots and Large open floor plan. The bedrooms have Updated kitchen with tile countertops, back Large Fl Rm on front of home. Huge master Centrally located in Daytona Beach. 2 master pans. Circular driveway. Attractively land- laminate flrs, built in dressers & double clos- splash and large pass thru bar. Lrg dining bdrm w/walk-in shower in bthrm. Covered bdrms w/FL rm off living rm. Nice size kitch- scaped. Lrg laundry room at the back of the ets. Newer Kitchen appliances and carpet in area w/ wall-to-wall entertainment cntr just en. Extra-large storage shed. Resealed roof- home; where the 2nd bedroom is located. off kitchen. Newer beds. Inside laundry rm carport wi/privacy panels, storage shed with over in 2016. New laminate flooring There is a wooden deck where you can enjoy the living & dining area. Storage shed. Home with newer W/D. Lot rent incl: water/sewer/ lots of storage. Newly coated roof. Some throughout. your morning coffee. is close to clubhouse and pool. trash/lawn. plumbing & electrical updates. SUSAN ROSS, 386-530-4623 RAY BREWSTER®, 386-530-4267 RUBY BISSELL, 386-492-0720 FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974 FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974 WEST VOLUSIA FEATURED LISTINGS! 386�878�4944 DL5739 DL5749 DL5761 DL5638 DL5808 $42,000 $22,500 $29,900 $25,000 $62,000

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SPACIOUS 2BR/2BA IN PREMIER FULLY FURNISHED 2BR/2BA IN SPACIOUS 2BR/2BA WITH OPEN EXCEPTIONAL, FURNISHED 2BR/2BA 55+ COMMUNITY NICE SENIOR COMMUNITY FLOOR PLAN IN 55+ COMMUNITY! WITH DOUBLE DRIVEWAY ORANGE TREE VILLAGE! New thermal windows & vertical blinds. New Textured walls & Thermopane windows in FL rm w/AC & window coverings. Laminate Spacious living rm w/ bay window. Kitchen indoor FL rm. Newer hot water heater and w/Island cooktop, skylight, lots of cabinets & AC in ‘13 w/new duct work, scrn’d room and flrs except bdrms. Beautiful kitchen & dining metal R/O. Dining area and kitchen over- spacious pantry. Family rm w/wet bar. Lrg FL open floor plan. Newer roof! Close to shop- area w/lots of windows & SS appliances. rm & master ste w/jacuzzi tub. Skylights in looks lrg living rm. Scrn’d porch with shed both bthrms. ping and only minutes to downtown and I4. HOME WARRANTY! and backyard privacy. Roof & AC 10 yrs. MICHELE J. 386-878-4944 PAM H. 386-878-4944 PAT C., 386-878-4944 PAT M. 386-878-4944

DL5531 DL5780 SPACIOUS 2BR/2BA ON DL5665 DL5770 $74,900 $34,900 CORNER LOT IN $29,900 $57,500 MEADOWLEA ESTATES! PRICE TO SELL! Close to clubhouse, pool and mail- boxes. Fresh paint. New flooring & FURNITURE NEGOTIABLE! landscaping. Fireplace. Living HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE, FRESH, CLEAN 2BR/2BA WITH LARGE 3BR/2BA HOME ON CORNER LOVELY 2BR/2BA HOME WITH FLORIDA MODERN AND ELEGANT, DOUBLE CARPORT IN PREMIER 55+ room. 2 master suites. Indoor laun- LOT WITH DOUBLE CARPORT AND 4 ROOM AND DOUBLE CARPORT 3BR/2BA, 2017 CLAYTON GATED COMMUNITY dry. Kitchen w/center island. Large CAR DRIVEWAY! Located in upscale Whisperwood. Over Gorgeous 1568sqft split plan. Upgraded New paint throughout! Bright white kitchen 1456sq.ft. Large eat in kitchen w/newer 1400sq.ft. w/additional 154sq.ft. FL rm w/newer cabinet drs. New plumbing fixtures, screened porch. Lot rent incl: lawn cabinets & plenty of counter space. Nice kitchen w/black appliance pkg, granite com- toilets, sinks, faucets, light fixtures & ceiling care/water/irrigation/sewer/ open feeling w/spacious living rm. Laminate/ under C/H/A. Newer laminated flrs/Berber posite counters & center island. Laminate/ fans. FL rm w/vinyl windows has access to trash/cable. tile throughout. 2 screened porches. Separate Carpet. Garden tub, tiled bathrooms and carpet. $3,500 credit to buyers for carport! patio. laundry rm & shed. skylights. SHARON L. 386-878-4944 EMIL "SKIP" SCIPIONI, 386-878-4944 SHARON L. 386-878-4944 CAROLE K. 386-878-4944 LOIS B. 386-878-4944 FOUR STAR SELLSFOUR STAR A HOME 6 EVERY HOURS! MOST HOMES OF SOLD LISTINGWITHIN THISDAYS 87 YEAR! www.FOURSTARHOMES.com  FOLLOW US ON