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people taking stuff out (of the have the thrift stores and the Waste dumpster) all day long,” he different discount stores From page A1 said. “I used to get things from instead of throwing the stuff Epiphany (Thrift Store dump- out, find another organization the garbage. ster) all the time. Goodwill to take it, to donate to the “If you park behind Hospice does not do it. I would like to homeless people, homeless (Thrift Store), you will see families, to people who really need it rather than just throw it out. Call an organization to come out and take it to the homeless people. Women with children, they can use that stuff.” He added “After Christmas, I have been finding on top of these dumpsters behind these thrift stores, even these mar- kets, they would throw out (artificial) Christmas trees, lights, decorations. In the month of January if you had a Photo by Diane Carey semi-truck you could fill the whole truck. Everything is This Port Orange dumpster was found filled with usable clothing and other good, everything has worth. items recently. There is nothing wrong with it. People just don’t care, rather needed for our shops.” 14-year thrift shop veteran ance section just for that rea- than give it to an organization She added, “We don’t have a said. “We depend on dona- son, so nothing gets thrown that can use it, they throw it mechanism in place to sort tions to thrive here. We cer- out unless it is chipped or bro- out.” them out and take them to tainly want people to continue ken. We like to make sure we Tangela Boyd, Public Rela- another entity that possibly to donate and have a good put everything on the floor so tions Specialist for Halifax can use them. I will share this heart when they do it and real- this way it has a chance to go Health (which includes four information and see if our ize it is up to us what actually out for 50 cents, 10 cents. We hospice thrift stores) said leadership with hospice would goes onto the showroom don’t like to throw anything donated items that either don’t be interested in looking at f l o or.” away that will help an animal work, are stained, have odors some additional things we can One of her goals is to not in need. We help a great deal or are not deemed to be sal- d o.” add to the county dump, Ms. of animals in the area and we able or fashionable, are tossed. Patricia Wright, the new Wright said. “Epiphany does want to make sure we contin- She added people may be tak- thrift store manager for Epiph- have missions we send clothes ue that.” ing items and refurbishing any Catholic Church in Port to. We are always trying to Other businesses throw them. Orange, said, “We try our best find other avenues to use the away usable items too, such as “We are selling merchandise to recycle everything that can product that people give us.” large department stores or and some of that is subjective be recycled. Everything has Thrift shops need continu- dollar stores. to what you sell and what you value and each person sees it ous donations, because they The company policy of think will sell,” Ms. Boyd said. differently what the value is. usually don’t have storage Waste Pro, which empties a lot “We kind of know what will It’s perception. We can only space, she said. “Where are we of those area dumpsters, is sell in our shops and what recycle and sell as much as our going to store it while we are that until items are in the actu- won’t. We welcome the dona- store can contain. What you waiting for that consumer to al possession of Waste Pro, tions and we would love for may think is salable we may get it?” what happens to items in the people to keep donating. We know is not salable. Sarah Minch, manager of dumpsters falls on the owners do need them as they are “Donations are our asset, the Save the Animals Store in of the property. that is our revenue,” the Port Orange, “We have a clear-

with a restaurant at the top. eral days a week. He has five to snow ski. At 73, he wrote an Century Many more condominiums grandchildren, nine autobiographical book, “The From page A1 have followed. great-grandchildren, and he Last Smile.” At 80, he earned a Bobbie Cheh, office manag- does not act like a man who black belt in karate. He learned Miami and see condominiums er at Peck & Associates Con- just celebrated his 100th birth- the computer at the age of 80 2017 before they would process a struction, said, “He has cer- day. and enjoys playing poker and DER EA S R ’ loan. tainly changed the skyline of Mr. Peck was born in Flor- gin rummy on the computer.

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Unlike attorney told him to plead Any time there is a human those companies for their those who think they have element involved there is a guilty and try for a lesser records so they can search for lived several past lives and possibility of error or outright sentence. Eventually it was once lived as Alexander The fraud. Now it turns out discovered he and a suspect a distant match that will put Great or Helen Of Troy, DNA samples have been mishan- with the same name had their them on the right track. We all testing is based on hard facts. dled and mislabeled all across DNA mixed up at the lab and want the criminals to be When this DNA thing the world. In one instance, it he was released. He spent over caught but what if your DNA became popular, I for one did was determined two people a decade in the pokey. results in a relative going to not buy into the act of taking working in the same lab had There is a problem with jail on a false charge? It could every DNA result as nothing managed to mix their own DNA when innocent people happen. Think long and hard less than the absolute truth. DNA into thousands of who chose to be tested to before putting your DNA out Rapidly DNA testing became samples. In one case a lab discover more about their there. We all love science, but irrefutable fact in court cases worker left a random sample family tree, wind up as police the people who perform it are and many criminals who evidence in a criminal case. at a crime scene in order to get not perfect. otherwise would have gone her boyfriend off the hook for That happened in California free were jailed. At times, when authorities tapped into murder. Far fetched? Maybe Dan Smith is on the board of cases were decided solely on but It would be naive to an ancestry data base and directors for the Ormond Beach that testing and still are. believe that those things won’t found relatives of the suspect What bothered me from the happen. that had been dubbed “The Historical Society and The beginning was not the science, In Texas, the Dallas testing Golden State Killer.” That Motor Racing Heritage but the people who were facility has been shut down resulted in the capture of a Association and is the author performing it. Any time after it was discovered 72-year-old former police of two books, “The World’s people are involved, there is hundreds of cases may have officer. Greatest Beach” and “I Swear room for error. Sometimes been bungled due to faulty In another case, a popular the Snook Drowned.” Email accidentally, but lately it seems DNA testing. 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Look, Halifax names Team Member of Year For Hometown News Health Medical Center of Bumb, supervisor, Laborato- [email protected] Port Orange and Halifax ry Services Health-Hospice Port Orange •2018 Allied Health Care- Halifax Health recognized Care Center. giver of the Year: Janice Fra- top employees at its 2018 Along with the honor of zier, special procedure tech, Team Member Recognition being voted Team Member Environmental Services Banquet May 25 at the Ocean of the Year by his co-workers, •2018 TOWER Winner of Center in Daytona Beach. he awarded with check pre- the Year: James Brown, During the event, Daytona sentations from Halifax nuclear medicine tech, Beach resident Jesse Health-Auxiliary, Halifax Radiology Services Edwards, a charge security Health-Office of the Medical •2018 Nurse of Excellence: officer for the Safety and Staff and Halifax Health-As- Lisa Wycuff, LPN advanced, Security Department, was sociates. Halifax Health-Hospice West named Halifax Health Team Other Halifax Health Volusia Care Center Member of the Year for 2018. employees recognized were: Mr. Edwards • 2018 Rookie Nurse of A Halifax employee since •2018 In-Patient Quality Excellence: LaPortia Bar- 2007, Mr. Edwards is respon- Caregiver of the Year: Angela rows, RN, Center for Women sible for maintaining the Wright, CNA, Center for •2018 Out-Patient Quality and Infant Health safety and security of Halifax Women and Infant Health Caregiver of the Year: Jena A- 4 • Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores Hometown News Friday, June 29, 2018

“We’re not going to run this could be lation of duties to the county The Last Dentist You Will Ever Need! Manager like we did the last time, we’re negated by for honesty. All of those are From page A1 not going to have scattered council with listed in his contract as terms comments all over the place, such a vote, for just cause.” interim county manager for 90 we are going to discuss the relieving the County Attorney Dan Eck- OWNER/DENTIST days. He agreed, so long as he issue,” Chair Kelly said. “The county of its ert, however, disagreed, and DR. THOMAS PARHAM would not be considered for issue is whether or not we are obligation said he has given his legal 800 S. Nova Road, Ormond Beach the permanent position.” going to relieve him of his to pay. No opinion that he does not (Across from The Rocking Ranch) More than once during the obligation. Please be nice. Can other coun- believe there is just cause for 386-265-5975 meeting, Chair Kelly had to you not be nice? I have to put cil members those items. www.abetterdenture.com warn a rowdy crowd of pro- up with this stuff on Facebook, joined her “That’s my opinion. If you Tues-Fri 9am-5pm testers to maintain respectful I shouldn’t have to deal with it in that vote. J. Dineen would disagree with that, then ALL DENTURES decorum, and at least one resi- h e re .” “I think just cause has been respectfully, you would vote EXTRACTIONS FREE dent was escorted from coun- Prior to casting her lone given repeatedly,” she said. “I against the motion,” Mr. Eck- $ $ EXAMS cil chambers. He also cau- vote for termination with think there’s significant cause ert said. “I think the county 99- 450- tioned council members to cause, Councilwoman Post for insubordination, absolute- would be unsuccessful in liti- $ $ with this ad stay on topic and discuss only said the payout of severance in ly. There’s significant cause for gation for that.” 150 1695 the vote or issue at hand. the county manager’s contract misconduct, malfeasance, vio- exp 8/31/2018 exp 8/31/2018 exp 8/31/2018 schools, according to informa- athlete health and internship ers, according to a school dis- PARTIALS Health tion provided by the school programs. trict news release. ALL ACRYLIC METAL BASE VALPLAST From page A1 system. “(Of the) 63,000 kids who Also, Florida Hospital will Made in the w/ ACRYLIC FLEXIBLE While other districts have go to this school district, we have the opportunity to estab- same day Takes up to two PARTIAL The agreement designates entered into naming rights have over 11,000 with chronic lish student internship pro- weeks to make Takes up to two Florida Hospital as the official $459 agreements for athletic facili- absenteeism,” Mr. Ottati said. grams at each high school $895 weeks to make healthcare champion of Volu- ties, this agreement is unique “That is unacceptable, and health care academy in coor- exp 8/31/2018 $950 sia County Schools and grants in that it creates educational we’ve got to do everything we dination with the district’s the hospital system official opportunities for students, can to improve that … wheth- career and vocational educa- Free Second Opinion naming rights to each of the school officials said. er it’s health related or any tion programs, and will also Bring in estimate and we will meet or beat! 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BLISS BY BEAULIEU • MASLAND • TARKETT • • TARKETT • MASLAND • BEAULIEU BY BLISS BLISS BY BEAULIEU • MASLAND • TARKETT • MIRAGE BLISS BY BEAULIEU • SHAW FLOORING • TARKETT Friday, June 29, 2018 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores • A-5 Police Report Editor’s note: This is a list of •John E. Patterson, 37, of sion of paraphernalia and can- 16 and charged with posses- arrests, not convictions, and all Port Orange, was arrested June nabis and operating a vehicle sion of paraphernalia, canna- arrestees are presumed inno- 17 and charged with driving with a canceled license. Bail bis and a scheduled IV sub- cent unless or until proven with a canceled license. Bail was set at $4,500. stance and unregistered motor guilty in a court of law. was set at $1,000. •Kyle B. Laing, 31, of Port vehicle. Bail was set at $4,000. •William C. Clark, 46, of Orange, was arrested June 20 •Michelle Renee Vann, 44, Port Orange, was arrested June and charged with attempted of Port Orange, was arrested Port Orange 17 and charged with posses- burglary of an unoccupied June 16 and charged with pos- Police Department sion of paraphernalia and a conveyance. Bail was not set. session of a scheduled II sub- (888) 277-TIPS scheduled II substance. Bail •Charles Z. Gittner, 32, of stance. Bail was set at $5,000. •Michael A. Staubitz, 23, of was set at $5,000. Port Orange, was arrested June Port Orange, was arrested June •Matthew Randall Perkins, 20 and charged with grand Volusia County Wanted 15 and charged with posses- 32, of Port Orange, was arrest- theft of a motor vehicle. Bail ed June 19 and charged with was not set. Beach Patrol sion of paraphernalia, canna- There has been a recent from the interior of your bis and MDMA. Bail was set at possession of paraphernalia spike in motor vehicle thefts vehicle, to include garage $3,500. and methamphetamine. Bail •Dara J. Leins, 41, of Port •Keitha A. Legare, 42, of was set at $6,500. Volusia County Orange, was arrested June 21 and vehicle break-ins door remotes. Port Orange, was arrested June •Dayton Jonah Plumb, 19, of Sheriff’s Office and charged with possession occurring in the driveways •Always lock your vehicle 15 and charged with habitually Port Orange, was arrested June of paraphernalia, loitering or of private residences and and activate the alarm, if 19 and charged with posses- prowling and a drug offense. driving with a revoked license. •Grady Eugene Vann, 42, of shopping complexes installed. sion of liquor by a person Bail was set at $3,500. Bail was not set. Port Orange, was arrested June throughout the City of •Park in well-lit areas. under 21 years of age, posses- Ormond Beach. Victims are •Immediately report leaving valuables such as suspicious activity when purses, firearms, wallets, you see it. GPS devices, computers Officers are increasing and cell phones in plain their patrols, but ask your School News view in their cars and help to reduce these crimes trucks. Victims are usually of opportunity by rolling up Sen. Hukill awards Ramos, Deltona Middle shopping and more. They also The new board members are leaving the vehicles windows, locking your School; Trinnyce Wil- love to share their own culture Dan McCarthy, Yvonne unlocked. In some cases, doors and removing leadership liams-Heath, Southwestern and language with their host Chang, Bruce Dahlgren and they are leaving the keys to valuables from your cars Middle School; Lyn Panti, families. Host families wel- Wilfred “Wil” Florin. the vehicle inside the and trucks. State Senator Dorothy L. Atlantic High School; Rachel come these students into their Mr. McCarthy is president unlocked vehicles, which For further information Hukill, R-Port Orange, recent- Wang, New Smyrna Beach family, not as a guest, but as a and CEO of Frontier Commu- has resulted in four vehicles on how to prevent these and ly presented her 2018 Student Middle School; Angel Dejesus, family member, giving both nications. He earned a bache- being stolen this month. other types of crimes, Leadership Awards. Heritage Middle School; the students and families a lor’s degree from the State Since 2005, Sen. Hukill has The Ormond Beach Police contact OBPD Community Angela Poole, Spruce Creek rich cultural experience. University of New York Mari- Department urges you, Outreach @ (386) 676-3526 presented her Student Leader- High School; Deidre Jones, Also, ASSE students have time College at Fort Schuyler ship Awards to graduating your family and guests to or (386) 676-3553. Galaxy Middle School; Kayley pocket money for personal and an MBA from the Univer- always remove valuables The Ormond Beach eighth and 12th grade students Darby, Silver Sands Middle expenses and full health, acci- sity of Phoenix. in Volusia County. Students from vehicles and be sure to Police Department provides School. dent and liability insurance. Ms. Chang is director of lock the doors. nightly reminders, called were recommended by a com- ASSE students are academical- Club Management, Regulatory Following a few easy the “9PM Routine” on its’ mittee of teachers and admin- ly selected into the program, Affairs, and Technology Plan- Families sought crime prevention tips could Facebook page, for people istrators based on the student’s and host families can choose ning and Integration at The prevent a crime from to lock their cars and grade point average, leader- to serve as hosts their student from a wide vari- Walt Disney Co. She earned a occurring. remove their valuables. ship skills, and outstanding for exchange students ety of backgrounds, countries bachelor’s degree in electrical service in their school and and personal interests. engineering from George •Remove all valuables community. ASSE International Student To participate,call (800) 473- Mason University and an The winners are: 0696 or visit host.asse.com. MBA from Stetson. Leilany Munoz, DeLand Exchange Programs, in coop- eration with community high Mr. Dahlgren is executive WE’RE ON Middle School; Jason Schar- vice president and chief reve- lach, DeLand High School; schools around the USA, is Stetson adds to looking for families to host nue officer at Kony. He earned James Larry Parrish III, Pine trustees board a bachelor’s degree and an Ridge High School; Rhea boys and girls ages of 15 to 18 FACEBOOK! from Norway, Denmark, MBA from Stetson. Khemlani and Jackson At its spring meeting in Spain, Italy, Japan and other Mr. Florin is founder of Flo- Limoge, Creekside Middle DeLand, the Stetson Universi- countries. rin|Roebig Trial Attorneys. He “Like” Hometown News Volu- School; Erik Bodien, New ty Board of Trustees elected ASSE students come with an earned a bachelor’s degree sia for the latest in local news, Smyrna Beach High School; four new members. enthusiasm to practice their from Ball State University and information and interactive Brandon Shadeed, Deltona Their terms officially begin English and experience Amer- a juris doctorate from Stetson. features like photo contests High School; Xavier Romero July 1. ican culture -- food, sports, and Rants & Raves. VIEWPOINT FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 2018 • HOMETOWN NEWS • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSVOLUSIA.COM Rants & Raves Congratulations! Got something to say? Call the Hometown Rants & Raves line at (386) 322-5902 or e-mail [email protected]. 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Better plants than people

My rant is about people who want to call plants invasive, but we are the most invasive species on the planet. How are we going to call another species invasive when we are so invasive. I think it is better to have too many plants than humans.

Don't pay him Photo courtesy of Ted Morrell Jim Dineen is getting almost half a million dollars as severance Certificates of Merit were awarded to members of the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office for their coordina- pay. tion and participation in the Blue Mass sponsored by the Star Council Knights of Columbus 8086 on How many thousands of dollars did he shortchange Volusia Sunday, April 29, at Our Lady of Hope Catholic Chuch, Port Orange. From left are Deputy Grand Knight County in impact fees. I think we should not pay him. Jim Waggoner; Lt. Tom Tatum; Capt. Erik Eagan; Grand Knight Tim Mell; Sheriff Mike Chitwood; Deputy Mark Willetts and Deputy Cristal Bustamante. In response to: 'Service desk snubbed'

I can go along with the comment that the service desk should much too often. be for service and not for check out. Pay attention to pedestrian crossings However, since they always do this, they need to make a uni- form policy and not leave it up from a clerk to decide who can It seems there is big time misunderstanding regarding when In response to: 'Edgewater is not that bad' check out and who cannot. to stop and where, when pedestrians are crossing A1A. If you are a local and frequent A1A as we do, you will notice a Regarding Edgewater restaurants, I am a retiree that enjoys Cancel bike day lot of out of state license plates traveling along this corridor. good restaurant meals. It seems as though these travelers either don't read our state Edgewater has 30th Street Eatery, Riptides and Florida Road- law signs regarding stopping at designated crosswalks or could house that serve good food. Last weekend, it was bike day in New Smyrna Beach. care less. Obviously they are confused. This needs more clarifi- If I am not wanting the locals, it's not a big deal to drive 20 I don't know why we put bike lanes in when they won't use cation. minutes to New Smyrna. them. They want to ride all over the road. Then I went to a We have noticed when stopping either north or south bound restaurant on Flagler Avenue that I go to frequently, and even to let someone cross, these people crossing have to take a calcu- those people were having trouble with rude bikers. In response to: 'Edgewater is not that bad' lated guess if the car coming in the opposite direction is actually This Bike Day thing needs to be canceled. We don't need this going to stop for them as they are half way across. in New Smyrna Beach. I never said I was "retired" I don't know a handful of retirees We have observed cars sailing right through. making a decision on anything. Then there are the ultra polite thinking drivers who decide I thought since you knew how many auto and dollar stores Is it really progress? abruptly to stop where there is no crosswalk. They then wave there are from here to Daytona Beach, you must have time on people across with beach chairs etc. Although this is a kind ges- your hands. Tell us. How many are there? There are those who define progress as the extent to which ture, we have witnessed the potential for rear-end pile ups I volunteer at a food pantry. These people are grateful to have they push aside the natural world to make way for money-mak- caused by having to be a mind reader as to these stops. Seems a meal and cold beverage. ing ventures and satisfy human ambition, e.g. the Granada these polite people see what's in front of them with no concern Summer is challenging. Schools are out and there are families Pointe project. about who is behind them. living in their car. The heat can take a toll on anyone living on Progress is, in essence, the process of moving forward. This Either we become consistent with these crossing laws or we the street. And you want what again? may mean improving quality of life. On the other hand, a move will see a tragedy on our roads. Pay attention, it is happening forward can take one onto a railroad crossing in the path of an oncoming train. A step forward may send one hurtling over a cliff. worm medications (with proof For more information, visit Federation raising of heartworm test) available at Happywanderersfl.org, or call So it may be seen that “progress,” in a positive or negative Notes funds for backpacks direction, is indeed in the eye – or pocket - of the beholder. From page A1 discounted prices. (386) 256-2160 or (386) 214- All dogs must be on a leash 3890. for students Vote to protect quality of life July 6. and all cats must be in a carri- Rated PG, 91 minutes. er. County plans Explore The Jewish Federation of For more information, call Sponsored by Save the Ani- Volusia & Flagler Counties is Political Action Groups will be backing some New Smyrna (386) 322-5152, option 4. mals Store. Pet food donations Volusia programs Beach mayor and commissioner candidates with unlimited raising funds to give 7,000 will be accepted. local disadvantaged youths funds. For more information, call Learn about Volusia Coun- These PACs do not care what impact development has on us. Catholic War Veterans backpacks filled with supplies (386) 760-6330 or visit ccfaw. ty’s conservation lands and according to their age group. They want only to have nonstop building of chain stores and seek speakers org. land management restaurants and apartments and townhouses and … minimum The federation has received practices during free Explore a matching grant of $40,000, wage jobs. Father Charles Post 1962 of Volusia programs in July. They don’t care about our traffic or our environment. They Military Order of the but must match it by the end the Catholic War Veterans is Reservations are required; of July. Mail donatinos to Jew- don’t care that our tax dollars will be paying for the destruction. looking for speakers or enter- Purple Heart will meet call (386) 736-5927. They don’t care if we have enough emergency personnel. Just ish Federation, 470 Andalusia tainers for its meetings on the Upcoming events include: Avenue, Ormond Beach, Fl “Build, Baby, Build”. last Monday of the month at Military Order of the Purple •Indian River Lagoon pad- Tell them New Smyrna Beach is not for sale. Vote in the 32174. 1920 Mason Ave. Daytona Heart Volusia County Chapter dle: 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesday, July All funds donated will to to August primary for candidates who will protect your quality of Beach. Meetings are at 2 p.m. will meet at 1 p.m. Saturday 3. Bring a kayak, canoe or life. backpacks as the federation For information call (386) July 7, at Emory L. Bennett stand-up paddleboard along absorbs all administrative 255 3814 or email asktrav- Veterans Home, 1920 Mason with a life preserver and whis- expenses. [email protected]. Ave. Daytona Beach. tle. Meet at Mary McLeod For more information, con- Bethune Beach Park, 6656 S. tact Rod Phillips at Atlantic Ave., New Smyrna Travel club to meet Low-cost pet shot clinic [email protected] or Beach. (386) 690-9553. •Snorkel and swim adven- DEADLINES A low-cost pet shot clinic to The Port Orange Recre- ture: 8 a.m. Thursday, July 12. benefit Concerned Citizens ational Travel Club will meet The deadline for submissions to Hometown News in Volusia Snorkel the high slack tide at for Animal Welfare will be at 11 a.m. Friday, July 13, at the County is 5 p.m. Thursday for the next week's issue, except for Walkers meet July 5 Lighthouse Point Park, 500 S. from 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Palmetto Club, 1000 S. Beach Rants & Raves, which is 5 p.m. Friday. Deadlines are adjusted for Atlantic Ave., Ponce Inlet. Par- June 30, at Save the Animals Happy Wanderers will host St., Daytona Beach. holidays. For more information, call (386) 322-5924. ticipants must bring their own Store, 4032 Ridgewood Ave., a membership meeting at 6 The non-profit, senior ser- snorkel gear and be Port Orange. p.m. Thursday, July 5, at Port vice organization is for anyone able to swim. Those under age There will be free rabies Orange Presbyterian Church, 55 and older. 18 must must wear a flotation shots with purchase of distem- 4662 Clyde Morris Blvd. For a lunch reservation, call device and be accompanied by per shot at all clinics. A free new member orienta- (386) 304-4791 before July1. an adult guardian at all times. Flea medications and heart- tion will start at 6:30 p.m. For more information, call (386) 788-9452.

Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 County sinks two more ships for reefs Copyright © 2018, Hometown News, L.C. For Hometown News crafts. bridge components that have program was started in the late Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in [email protected] The Lady Philomena was been carefully deployed on the 1970s. America in 2005, 2006, 2007. donated to the county in 2017 seafloor. The living marine With involvement from the One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. Volusia County sank two for reefing by the U.S. Cus- habitat teems with fish, shrimp Ponce de Leon Inlet and Port Farris Robinson...... President Mercedes Lee-Paquette ...Production Manager Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Julianne Petersen...... Graphic Artist vessels Saturday, June 23, as toms and Border Protection and crabs and supports recre- District, 148 artificial reefs Don Hornbeck ...... Regional Circulation Manager Heather Donaldson ...... Inside Sales Manager Flora Wilkerson...... Circulation Administrator Angie Daniels ...... Inside Sales Assistant part of the county’s artificial after having been seized with ational and charter fishing and have been constructed with Robin Bevilacqua ...... Human Resources Lora L. Uber...... Inside Sales/Classified contraband in the Miami diving. the remains of ships, barges, Annita Ferrante...... Account Receivable Michael Buckley ...... Circulation Manager reef program, county officials Amanda Wheaton ...... Credit & Collections Randy Barber ...... Staff Photographer reported. River. The Tug Everglades was The county hosted a two- concrete culverts, airplanes, Cecil G. Brumley ...... Managing Editor Bruce Henderson ...... Staff Photographer Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Diane Carey...... Staff Writer The Lady Philomena, a 150- then offered to the county for day viewing party in Novem- bridges, FDOT concrete road- Kristi Moore...... Office Mgr/Comm. Relations Gina McKee...... Staff Writer Kim Milo ...... Advertising Consultant Carrie Maday...... News Clerk foot steel vessel, and the Tug reefing by the shipyard where ber, providing attendees an way construction barriers, Melissa Berno ...... Advertising Consultant Everglades, a 90-foot steel tug- the Lady Philomena was opportunity to tour both concrete telephone poles and boat, were sunk at artificial moored. ships. The Coastal Conserva- other large pieces of donated Phone (386) 322-5900 reef site 12, about nine miles The sunken vessels joined tion Association Florida, concrete construction materi- Fax (386) 322-5901 offshore the Ponce de Leon an extensive underwater artifi- Building Conservation Trust als. Classified (386) 322-5949 Inlet in 80 feet of water. cial reef community composed and Yamaha financially sup- For more information, visit Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 Boaters were encouraged to of multiple half-acre piles of ported the efforts to prepare volusia.org/reefs. Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 clean concrete culverts, struc- the ships for sinking. PORT ORANGE PORT attend and witness the sinking [email protected] from their personal water- tures and massive concrete The county’s artificial reef Friday, June 29, 2018 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores • A-7 Lots of folks traveling for the 4th of July AA is predicting a average $171 for a round-trip a Dunkin Donuts operator record-breaking 46.9 flight along the top 40 wants to tear down an old gas million Americans will VOLUSIA domestic routes. That is the station at 1535 N. U.S. 1 and Atravel more than 50 miles away BUSINESS lowest Independence Day build a donut shop there. from home for the Fourth of CECIL G. airfare in five years, and 9 July holiday period next week, BRUMLEY percent less than last year. *** which the auto club defines at However, travelers can Tuesday, July 3, to Sunday, July expect to pay more to rent a In DeLand, planning is 8. County. Prices at the pump car and stay at mid-range underway for a third O’Reilly You can definitely expect are slightly higher across hotels this Independence Day. Auto Parts store, this one at many of those Americans as Florida and the nation, but At $66, the average daily cost 585 E. International Speedway well as a healthy dose of since peaking at $2.97 of a car rental is a slight Blvd. A California investment international travelers will Memorial Day weekend, the increase of 2 percent over last company bought the Dollar find their way to Volusia national average has declined year. The average nightly rate General property at 745 N. County. about 10 cents. at AAA Two Diamond hotels Spring Garden Ave. for $1.915 “We are already seeing a is $147, 11 percent more than “Declining gas prices will million. First Assembly of busy summer travel season last year, while AAA Three give Americans one more DeLand has sold its property A Sound Choice with and Independence Day will be reason to celebrate this Diamond hotels will average no exception,” said Vicky $187, a 2 percent year-over- at 1500 E. International Independence Day,” said Mark Speedway Blvd. to Faith Life Florida State Hearing Aids Evans, an AAA assistant vice Jenkins, an AAA spokesman year increase. president in a news release. International Church for in the release. “After paying $1.056 million. OPEN DURING “Consumers remain confident some of the highest gas prices *** CONSTRUCTION in the economy and have in more than three years, this *** additional disposable income break couldn’t come at a The City of Deltona to put toward a summer better time, as Americans officially welcomed a Hardee’s Restaurant with a ribbon-cut- On a final note, plans were getaway.” prepare for the most-traveled ting ceremony Tuesday June submitted to the St. Johns For Volusia tourism holiday of the summer.” 19. Hardee’s, with the familiar River Water Management promoters, the Independence INRIX, in collaboration District for Tomoka Farms Day holiday was probably an red exterior, is at 400 Welcome with AAA, predicts drivers Center Drive near Doyle Independent Living center on easy sell with the beach and a will experience the worst Tomoka Farms Road between lot of holiday celebrations. Road. The location is owned congestion over the holiday by Arbor Capital Partners. Interstate 4 and U.S. 92. Topping it off with a NASCAR week on Tuesday, July 3 in the Touch. Taste. Sight. Smell. Sound. All important. The last one, sound, is what Florida State Hearing Aids specializes in. race weekend means if you late afternoon – as commuters *** Managing Editor Cecil G. plan to do anything in the leave work early and mix with Brumley has been tracking Owner Julie Pruitt opened Florida State Hearing Aids Inc. in coming week, you’ll want to holiday travelers. Travel times Chase Bank wants to tear business and the economy in get there early. 2004 “in order to bring a more affordable and wider variety could increase two-fold in the down a convenience store at Volusia County for more than of hearing aids to my clientele,” she said. It also will help that gasoline major metros across the U.S. the southwest corner of 21 years. Contact him at prices have been on the According to AAA’s Leisure Williamson and Granada in cbrumley@hometownnewsol. Ms Pruitt is assisted by Patient Care Coordinator Samantha decline recently, dropping to Travel Index, travelers taking Ormond Beach and put up a com (no hyphens) or follow Carpenter whose job is to schedule patients’ appointments, an average of $2.71 in Volusia to the skies will pay an bank office. Also, in Ormond, him on Twitter @cecilbrumley. pre-authorizations, billing, and assist with the cleaning and maintenance of hearing aids. She has been with Florida State Hearing Aids for six years, working an additional eight years with Ms Pruitt before that. When asked what makes her business unique, Ms. Pruitt Business News said, “My business gives individual one on one service to every client. You won’t walk in two weeks after you purchase Firm buys three office space for $599,000. Clyde Morris Blvd., Port tive director of the Hispanic your hearing aids and get a random person that doesn’t John W. Trost of SVN repre- Orange. Health Initiative, was named really care about you at all, they don’t know you, they didn’t condos at Regal Center sented the seller, Speedway The cost is $5 for members Community Leader of the test or fit you, and you feel left out in the cold. Blvd. Investors LLC, and Colin and $10 for non-members. Year by the Volusia Hispanic SVN Alliance Commercial “There is a lot of competition in the newspapers advertising Nicholson of CBC Benchmark There will be betworking, Chamber of Commerce. low, low prices on hearing aids,” she said. “The problem is in Real Estate Advisors reported represented the buyer. food, door prizes, cash prizes Other nominees for the iLa- RR Co. of America LLC the small print. I don’t do bait and switch ads. It is insulting and the drawing for Member tina Award for Community to today’s consumer.” bought three “shell” office Morning networking of the Month. Leader, presented June 6 condos, totaling 12,311 square For more information, email during a luncheon at DeBary FREE or discounted hearing aids for GEHA, APWU, Federal feet for $1.4 million at Regal at Palmer College [email protected]. Golf & County Club, were employees, Empire Plan, Epic and local insurances. We also Center, 3780 S. Nova Road, Dolores Guzman, navigator work with Veteran Affairs and offer free programming for our Port Orange. for the Health Planning Coun- Veterans. They join Royal Nail Spa, The Port Orange South Hispanic chamber cil, and Maritza Avi- Daytona Chamber of Com- 2015 2016 2017 The Half Wall, Bully Me Now ADER ADER ADER E S E S E S names iLatina Award la-Vazquez, executive director R ’ R ’ R ’ merce Morning Mix and Min- Zero interest financing available. MMA, and Passion Chiro- C C C E E E of Hispanic American Youth H O I C H O I C H O I C practic and Wellness Center. gle will be at 8 a.m. Friday, July winners Group of Deltona. 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1000 N. Nova Rd. Daytona, Florida (386) 248-1631 eddystormprotection.com A- 8 • Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores Hometown News Friday, June 29, 2018 Vroom! Should I liquidate my Roth? ’d like to remind my readers equity in her home for that I love to get your PLAN potential cash. She could questions, so keep them apply for a traditional Icoming! STRONGER refinance, a reverse mortgage I heard from “Susan,” a DAVID D. loan or reverse mortgage line woman in New Smyrna HOLLAND of credit. She would still have Beach, who is trying to decide to pay homeowners insurance, whether or not to liquidate property taxes and home her Roth IRA. by your insurance policies. maintenance, but she would This is what I know about My recommendation could gain access to the additional Susan. She is 65, recently be for, or against, liquidation cash these products could retired, married, has Individu- of Susan’s Roth account. A afford. al Retirement Accounts and a Roth can serve as a supple- What’s great about Susan’s $20,000 Roth IRA, which she’s mental emergency fund situation is that she doesn’t owned for more than five without liquidating it, as long have to take money from her years; she and her husband as the cash is not needed regular IRAs, because she has own a home worth $250,000 immediately. Should an other options available. Those and they have a mortgage of emergency arise, and Susan IRA accounts can continue to $100,000. Her problem, can wait a week or two to work hard for her until she however, is she doesn’t have receive her funds, the Roth absolutely needs to pull from any cash in case of emergen- doesn’t really have to be them, or until she has to take cies. converted to cash beforehand. required minimum distribu- I commend Susan for However, and this is a big tions at age 70-1/2. planning ahead! You might however, if the Roth money is It was good to hear from know from my previous invested in the stock market, Susan. She’s taking stock of columns, I am a big believer in the value of the Roth account what she has, thinking about maintaining a hardy emergen- can, and will, fluctuate. the future and asking great cy account. You never know It wasn’t too many years ago questions. Do these things Randy Barber/staff photographer when the car will break down, the stock market plunged 40 and you, too, will PlanStron- Resident Lois Barnett of Port Orange checks out a Mustang on display the refrigerator will quit, or percent. If that were to ger! during the Show Down at Countryside Lake Senior Living Community in Port you’ll be required to meet happen when Susan needed Orange on Saturday, June 15. East Coast Cruisers Car Club hosted the event. large deductibles not covered money from her Roth David D. Holland, a account, the current $20,000 Certified Financial Planner value could sink to just practitioner, hosts a weekly TV $12,000! If this potential show Mondays on WDSC volatility is a concern to Channel 15 at 7 p.m. He has Susan, I would recommend she liquidate part or all of the also authored two books in his account and deposit the Confessions of a Financial money in her bank. She won’t Planner series. Mr. Holland be earning much interest, but offers investment advice she will feel more confident through Holland Advisory the full amount will be there if Services Inc., a registered she needs it. Plus, she will investment adviser in Ormond have quick and easy access to Beach. He can be contacted at the funds. (386) 671-7526. Email Another option for Susan financial questions to ques- might be to consider the [email protected]. Business Halifax Health named From page A7 best place to work in IT

The Entrepreneur of the Halifax Health has been Year was Lisa Rodriguez, named a Computerworld 2018 owner of We Insure, and the Best Places to Work in IT hon- Professional of the Year was oree. Saadia Soto, a loan officer at This is the fourth consecu- Fairwinds Credit Union. tive year Halifax Health has been on the list of IDG’s Com- Doctor earns wound puterworld. Ranked fifth on Computer- specialist certification world’s list of mid-sized orga- nizations with 1,001 to 4,999 Dr. Karla Ann McNish has U.S. employees, Halifax Health earned the designation of Cer- is recognized for its high tified Wound Specialist Physi- employee retention and career cian of the American Board of development opportunities. Wound Management, joining an elite group of healthcare Learn social professionals involved in wound management. media marketing Board certification in wound management is SCORE will host a free achieved only through a rigor- workshop, “Facebook Market- ous process by the ABWM. ing for Businesses,” from 6 to 8 A graduate of Florida Atlan- p.m. Thursday, July 12, in tic University and Morehouse Room 100 at University of School of Medicine in Atlanta, Central Florida, 1200 W. Dr. McNish specializes in fam- International Speedway Blvd., ily medicine. She began her Daytona Beach. career at Halifax Health as a Registration is required. family medicine resident in For more information or to 2007. register, visit volusiaflagler. For more information, call score.org, email info@score87. (386) 425-4267 or visit halifax- org or call (386) 255-6889. health.org/wound-care. Halifax Health to present Trauma Talks conference

For Hometown News [email protected] •Dr. Robert Feezor, Univer- sity of Florida Health – Endo- Halifax Health will present vascular Management of Blunt Trauma Talks 2018 Emergency Thoracic Aortic Injury Medicine Conference from 7 •Dr. Scott Scherr, Las Vegas- a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 24-25 at based emergency medicine the Hilton Daytona Beach specialist – October 1st Mass Oceanfront Resort, 100 N. Casualty Incident: Initial Les- Atlantic Ave. sons Learned The comprehensive, two- •Dr. Robert Smith, Univer- day conference features funda- sity of Florida Health – mental concepts of trauma REBOA, an Essential Skill for care, targeted to optimize the Trauma Surgeons continuum of care for a severe- •Dr. Shawn Larson, Univer- ly injured patient. The confer- sity of Florida Health – Con- ence is comprised of experts in temporary Management of trauma injury, emergency Pediatric Burns medicine and law enforce- •Dr. Stephen Viel, Medical ment. Director, Halifax Health - Speakers and topics will Emergency Services – Physiol- include: ogy of Shock •Dr. Slobodan Jazarevic, Friday, Aug. 24 See TRAUMA, page A9 Friday, June 29, 2018 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores • A-9 Federation leader a tireless humanitarian

By Diane M. Carey Pack program and the newest given out at all educational this fall. They have two adult [email protected] program, the Disaster Aid levels and are relevant for the children. program. For the latter money child’s age and grade. The fed- “We grew up together,” Mr. Stage 4 ovarian cancer and/or supplies are sent wher- eration relies on school coun- Max said. “We had a successful should slow you down a bit. ever the need exists, such as selors to determine student business. She is incredible. I But in between chemothera- internationally to the disad- eligibility. appreciate her. I have never py treatments, Gloria Max still vantaged in Israel. The federa- “I want it to go to the kids missed a meal in my life with works seven days a week to tion has built nine bomb shel- that really need it,” Ms. Max her. I don’t understand why make sure programs formed ters there, which are used as said. “We give quality stuff and (the cancer) is happening to under her 25-year reign as community centers during the I am really proud of it.” her. She still takes care of me. executive director of the Jew- day. Ms. Max noted anti-Semi- Schoolchildren throughout She is such a good woman. She ish Federation of Volusia and tism still exists and many Volusia and Flagler counties is my everything.” Flagler Counties continue to amazing works of charity are benefit from the program. Ms. Max admits she gets all flourish. done behind the scenes by The Volusia County School the glory. Ms. Max, 77, was diagnosed Jewish people, especially peo- Board recently honored Ms. “He stays in the back- two and a half years ago and ple from Israel. Max for her “generous dona- ground,” she said. “He keeps was in remission for 18 Still, about 98 percent of the tions and continued commit- this place clean.” months, but the cancer has people the federation helps are ment” to local schools. As to her legacy, she wants returned. What hasn’t changed not Jewish. Also, she noted the School Board member Carl people to know, “I was allowed is her passion and love for the federation absorbs all admin- Persis joked that people can- to help people, I was allowed work she does, despite severe istrative costs, so all donations not say no to Ms. Max when to give back. I think if more neuropathy and rashes. go directly to the programs. she calls asking for help for the people who are alone would go “They don’t even know if For the food bank, there is a federation’s school backpack to an organization and help the chemo is going to work,” screening process to make project or Jerry Doliner Food them, they would feel better.” she said. sure people receiving food are Bank. Ms. Max replied by ask- Key people for the pro- “I go to work every day truly needy. People can poten- ing for donations at the meet- grams, she said, include her because it gives me energy” tially receive food each month, ing. assistant Janice Sumner, “right Ms. Max said. “If I stayed but they also have to qualify The federation has a board hand woman” and all the vol- home, I would pity myself. I each month. of directors and about 40 vol- unteers, especially George see people so much worse than “We make up the bags unteers. It also sponsors other Gosselin, Marta Weisberg and I. When I help somebody, it according to the size of the events, such as bringing in Cory Lancaster. makes me feel better. I forget family,” Ms. Max said. “We internationally known speak- For more information or to Photo by Diane Carey about my troubles. Don’t pity help 24,000 people a year ers, that are free and open to make a donation, visit jewish- me. I enjoy helping people. I (through the food bank pro- the public. federationdaytona.org or call Despite having cancer Gloria Max, executive direc- believe in helping people gram) and 7,000 kids (through Raymond Max, 84, volun- (386) 672-0294. Checks also tor for the Jewish Federation of Volusia and Flagler regardless of race or religion.” the school supply program)” teers at the food bank and sup- can be dropped off at 470 Programs she has nurtured Counties, still works every day. She is standing she said. ports all his wife’s endeavors. Andalusia Ave. in Ormond inside the Jerry Doliner Food Bank in Ormond include the Jerry Dolinar Food The school supplies are They will be married 59 years Beach. Bank, the School Supply Back Beach. Hospitals celebrate cancer survivors at baseball game

For Hometown News Nine cancer survivors – [email protected] Margie Alabise, Linda Comyn, Kent Fogelson, In recognition of Nation- Paul Gutierrez, Jody Noble, al Cancer Survivors Day, Ernie Rossi, Olivia Rossi, more than 400 community Maria Vargas, and Bill Wig- members joined Florida gins – stood on the field Hospital and Florida Can- with the Tortugas during cer Specialists & Research the national anthem. One Institute to celebrate cancer survivor, Penny Malinofsky survivors during the game of Palm Coast, threw out between the Daytona Tor- the first pitch alongside Dr. Photo courtesy of Florida Hospital tugas and the Clearwater Christopher Alexander, Nine cancer survivors – Margie Alabise, Linda Comyn, Kent Fogelson, Paul Gutierrez, Jody Noble, Ernie Threshers. FCS medical oncologist. Rossi, Olivia Rossi, Maria Vargas, and Bill Wiggins – stood on the field with the Daytona Tortugas during Those in attendance at Before the game, Florida the national anthem. One survivor, Penny Malinofsky of Palm Coast, threw out the first pitch alongside Dr. Hospital and FCS hosted a the Jackie Robinson Ball- Christopher Alexander, Florida Cancer Specialists medical oncologist. Pictured here, the 11 guests pose park in Daytona Beach June barbecue dinner for guests 5 had battled various types for fellowship with survi- for a photo on the field with Shelldon, the Daytona Tortugas mascot. of cancer. Some were still vors, staff and physicians. tion provides an opportuni- connect with each other, undergoing treatment, National Cancer Survi- ty for all those living with a celebrate milestones, and while others were celebrat- vors Day is observed each history of cancer, including recognize those who have STAR SPANGLED ing more than 20 years of year on the first Sunday in America’s more than 15.5 supported them along the being cancer-free. June. The annual observa- million cancer survivors, to way. SALE Cabinet WHOLESALE PRICES tory therapists, paramedics arket NOWServing Volusia andBUYING Flagler for 40 years! M TO THE PUBLIC! Trauma and emergency medical tech- • Coins and Bullion From page A8 nicians, radiography profes- * sionals, nutritionists, dietitians • Currency/Gold Halifax Health – Thoracotomy and other healthcare profes- • Stamps 10x10 FULL KITCHEN on Cadaver sionals are encouraged to • Comics $2599 Installed attend. • Toys/Trains Saturday, Aug. 25 Continuing education cred- • Sterling Sets WE WILL BEAT THE COMPETITION! * With Coupon. Not valid with any other offers or prior purchases. its are available. Assistance • Sports Cards See store for details. Cabinet Market Expires 7/6/18 •Deputy Chief Robert Registration for the two-day in Settling • Antiques Anzueto, Orlando Police conference is $145. One-day or Buying • War Souvenirs • Guns & Knives $ Department – Pulse Nightclub registration is available: Aug. your Estate Shaker White Tragedy: The Investigation 24 is $80 and Aug. 25 is $75. • Watches & Jewelry 1245 and Response Discount pricing is available • Celebrity Autographs • Records 10x10 Kitchen* •Dr. Rohit Patel, University for groups of six people or *With coupon. Not valid with any other offers or prior purchases. of Florida Health – Ultra- more. Early registration ends • Paintings See store for details. Cabinet Market expires 7/6/18 sound in Trauma: FAST, • Crystal & China July 30. 2271 S. Ridgewood Ave. S. Daytona EFAST and Beyond For more information, visit •Dr. Scott Brakenridge, Uni- 386-679-9674 halifaxhealth.org/traumatalks Vern’s Card & Coin daytonacabinetmarket.com versity of Florida Health – or call (386) 425-4201. Top $$ Paid - Ask for Chris Mon-Fri. 8am-5pm Sat. 9am-1pm Chronic Critical Illness and Long-term Disability Among 386-316-7637 • [email protected] ALL WOOD CABINETS IN STOCK EVERYDAY Trauma/Surgical ICU Survi- vors: Why ICU Survival Is Not Residential • Commercial the Overall Victory Tile • Metal • Shingle • Flat •Donna York, RN, Universi- Financing Available 386-248-0200 ty of Florida Health – The Lat- www.awsroofing.com 2017 est and Greatest in Trauma ADER We Fix Roof Leaks! E S Nursing R ’ C •Matthew M. Dallarosa, E H O I C Investigator, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Com- Voted THE BEST mission – Boating Accidents 6 Years In A Row! The conference will also include a networking social hour Aug. 24 and an array of healthcare and medical ven- dors throughout the confer- ence. Physicians, nurses, respira- Call Today for a FREE Estimate! A- 10 • Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores Hometown News Friday, June 29, 2018 FREE SUBSCRIPTION hometownnewsvolusia.com America’s Mobility Solution since 2007

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For Hometown News children age 1 to 5 enrolled in Smyrna Beach and Orange [email protected] WIC programs have never City. seen a dentist, the initiative The initiative began in Jan- Time and a lack of dentists was designed to make dental uary 2016. During the first willing to see young children care more convenient for par- year, nearly 2,000 children Come see our Newly Renovated Office! keep parents from getting ents by providing it during a age 1 to 5 years old received Blue Ocean Dermatology provides outstanding medical and aesthetic dermatology to dental care for their children, WIC appointment. Dental care. according to a survey con- people of all ages, performed with integrity, honesty, and with high regards to human care was offered by a dental According to floridatax- ducted by the Department of hygienist in the WIC office watch.org, TaxWatch selects concern. We offer general, surgical, pediatric, and cosmetic dermatology including Health in Volusia County. and included preventive den- winners annually for the Pru- treatment for skin cancer, moles, eczema, atopic dermatitis, fungus treatments, acne, To improve access to dental tal care, dental education and dential Productivity Awards rosacea, warts, psoriasis, pigmentation disorders, botox, juvederm, sculptra, and more. care, the department’s referrals, as needed, to this from nominations submitted Women, Infants and Chil- vulnerable population. by state agencies and other Now Accepting TriCare and HealthNet VA dren program and dental The collaboration has been organizations. clinic collaborated on an ini- 3951 S. Nova Rd., well received by parents and For more information on Call 386.256.1444 tiative that has earned the has expanded to the dental services offered to chil- 2014 & 2015 Suite 3, Port Orange, FL 2016 agency a Prudential Produc- DER For Appointments and Details ADER DOH-Volusia’s three WIC dren, visit volusiahealth.com/ EA S E S R ’ R ’ tivity Award from TaxWatch. sites in Daytona Beach, New dental. C C E H E H O I C Like us on www.blueoceandermatology.com O I C Recognizing that many Discover BISHOP’S GLEN, a proven community that provides what you need when needs change, and you can remain among friends.

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The big but for just a second I was not As I pulled up in the dark, remote control trolling motor sure he would be strong sure enough Brad and his dad, would automatically hold us enough to get the thing into Rick, were sitting in the in one place despite the the boat. already launched boat. I was rapidly moving tide. You may recall a couple pleased to see Rick along for I We baited with four-inch years back, Brad and his knew he had been battling live croakers and I scored Wham Bam Charters put me serious health problems. Big first. A hard hit made me on my all-time largest red fish Daddy Kayholm said his only at 44 inches in length. This believe I had a red drum, but Photo courtesy of Wham Bam Charters sacrifice would be to not fish it turned out to be a huge sail one was 47-inches long and, on this trip. He was along for catfish. As it was released, we although we didn’t weigh it, Sometimes Dan Smith just gets a little too excited about fish he catches. Rick the company and spectacle couldn’t help but admire the we all agreed it had to go Kayholm of Wham Bam Charters really shouldn’t encourage him. that usually happens when we long fins of the big fish. It about 35 pounds. After posing three get together. probably went about 7 pounds with the big fish, I kissed it Could it have been a 50-inch- about young Brad Kayholm more than 60 years and he has A couple miles down the with a head as big as a large and set it free. er? I’ll never know, but it felt and his Wham Bam Charters. put me on my best ones twice Indian River and we slowed so grapefruit. After that we each caught like it. As we all know, fishing is in recent years. Amazing! Call Capt. Brad could view his new It was right at dawn when I more very large sail cats and My next hookup was with a unpredictable, but Capt. Brad Capt. Brad for the trip of a Hummingbird Helex fish hooked up with a large red. then I was on with a red larger stingray that was at least 30 is as consistent as any angler I lifetime. finder. The thing looks like a This fight would be monu- than the first. The fight just inches wide. That big flattie have ever fished with. To get Dan Smith has fished the 16-inch color TV, and soon mental. Four long runs with lasted too long (for me) and went to the bottom and just in on this kind of fun, give waters of Volusia County for Brad saw what he was looking me only able to hang on and the hook finally pulled free. stayed there. It became a test him a call at (386) 314-8553 more than 40 years. Email of wills and equipment, but I and get on his waiting list. The questions and comments to won. Just then I’m thinking “is next time he gets on such a [email protected]. 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Sunday, July 1 East Volusia 4th of July Celebrations Gemini, seeking out new ideas For Hometown News and opportunities may boost •Sunday Brunch: The Center at For more information visit stilt walkers and a mechanical bull your self-confidence and [email protected] Deltona will host brunch from 10 bandshell.info or call (386) 253-0254. named “Firecracker.” contribute to personal growth. a.m.-2 p.m. at 1640 Dr. M.L. Bands include Hayfire at Dirty Har- Don’t shy away from new King Blvd. A typical menu Daytona Beach Bandshell ry’s Pub, Soulfire at Froggy’s Saloon, experiences. includes fresh egg dishes, roast Daytona Beach Main Street D.J. “CP” featuring line dancing in the beef, sides and desserts. The The Alter Eagles, an Eagles Tribute street at Cruisin’ Café, Black Sheep and CANCER - June 22/July 22 menu is $15 per adult and $10 Band, will perform at the Daytona per child, and is payable at the A Red, White & Brew block party Skin Deep at Main Street Station, door. Reservations are not Beach Bandshell at 7:15 p.m. Wednes- sponsored by Politis & Matovina Law Grindstone Sinners at Johnny’s Rockin’ Cancer, your confidence may required but recommended and day, July 4, as part of the Friends Of The Firm will be from 6 p.m. to midnight Ride and Crash at Boot Hill Saloon have been waning for some time, people can reserve seating by Bandshell free Star Spangled Summer Tuesday, July 3, on Main Street in Day- The event is free and open to the pub- but this is the week to once contacting the Center. Concert Series. tona Beach. lic. Fireworks for Red, White & Brew again grab the reins and realize that you are more than capable. For more information, call After the concert, a special July 4th Main Street will be a “pedestrian-only will take place at 11 p.m. over the ocean. (386) 878-8875. fireworks display over the ocean will be zone” from A1A to Peninsula and will For more information, email Al Smith LEO - July 23/Aug. 23 •Walk: AVA Happy Wanderers synchronized with holiday music from feature five stages of music, barbecue will host a 5K, 10K walk at 8 95.7 The Hog. vendors, food trucks, drink specials, See CELEBRATIONS, page B2 a.m. at Winterhaven Park, 4589 Leo, a hectic personal and South Atlantic Ave., Ponce Inlet. professional life may be causing The cost is $3. For more feelings of exhaustion. Take information, call (386) 256- some time for yourself to restore 2160, (386) 214-3890 or visit your energy and put you in good happywanderersfl.org. Waitin’ for all the ZZ Top hits to play health. For Hometown News Tuesday, July 3 [email protected] VIRGO - Aug. 24/Sept. 22

•Cobb Theatres: A free ZZ Top tribute band Trezz Virgo, others may notice your screening of “Storks” and “The Hombres will perform Fri- good mood this week. This may Lorax Movie” will be at 10 a.m. day, June 29, as part of the be a result of a deep sense of Tuesday, July 3, Wednesday, July Bandshell Live Summer purpose and satisfaction with 4, and Thursday, July 5, at Cobb Concert Series in Daytona where your life is at this point in Theatres, 1850 Legends Lane, Beach. time. Suite E100, Daytona Beach. Opening at 7 p.m. will be Same day ticketing only. For area musician Matt McKe- LIBRA - Sept. 23/Oct. 23 more information, visit cobbthe- own. atres.com or call (386) 944- Trezz Hombres is the Ulti- Your emotional responses to 3922. mate Tribute to ZZ Top. relationships this week may •Live Comedy: Live Interactive From the authentic Billy Bo make you appear more sensitive, Improv Comedy presented by custom Gretsch Guitar to the Libra. Don’t worry about others’ Random Acts of Insanity is at 8 Fender Telecaster Bass, they perceptions of you in the days p.m. at the Cinematique Theater, ahead. 242 S. Beach St., Daytona capture the sound and stage energy ZZ Top has been per- Beach. Tickets are $5. All ages SCORPIO - Oct. 24/Nov. 22 welcome. For more information, forming for four decades. call (386) 252-3118. They provide a sound and light show sure to please any Scorpio, this week you may be audience big or small. inclined to engage in something Thursday, July 5 that expresses your creative The members of Trezz Hombres pay attention to spirit. Immerse yourself in nature •Bandshell Concerts: The 2018 and beautiful things for inspira- Bandshell Live free concert detail, from the beards to the Photo courtesy of www.maximumbands.com tion. series continues with U.S. Navy trademark ZZ Top attire, ZZ Top tribute band “Trezz Hombres” will perform Friday, June 29, as part Band “Cruisers” at 7 p.m. Chair musical equipment and, SAGITTARIUS - Nov. 23/Dec. 21 rentals and concessions will be most of all, the accurate rep- of the Bandshell Live Summer Concert Series in Daytona Beach. available. lication of the music, which Dressed Man,” “La Grange” tickets, which include a chair, surface lots. Rental chairs, Sagittarius, you may be has entertained millions of and “Tush.” plus applicable fees. Children food and beverages by Slop- tempted to make hasty decisions Upcoming events people across the world. Bandshell Live is in its 10th under 10 are free. Tickets are py Joe’s restaurant and adult as your patience begins to wane. Hits including “Gimmee year in Oceanfront Park, at Ticketmaster.com, the libations are available. No Resist this temptation, as it may •Tickets for SummerSlam: WWE All Your Lovin’,” “Waitin’ For overlooking the Atlantic Peabody Box Office or at the blankets, coolers or back- only complicate matters. wrestling returns to the Ocean The Bus,” “Jesus Left Chica- Ocean at 250 N. Atlantic Ave. Bandshell on show nights. packs are allowed. Center Sunday, July 29, with the go,” “Tube Snake Boogie,” Tickets are $3 for general Parking is available at the For more information, visit See OUT, page B5 “Cheap Sunglasses,” “Sharp admission or $10 for VIP Ocean Center garage and daytonabandshell.com. See SCOPES, page B3

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Justin Time, Friday, June 29, and will perform 5:30-9 p.m. Friday, Doors open at 8 p.m. The club is •Down the Hatch: Upcoming Don Hill, noon-4 p.m. Saturday, June 29, and Sunday, July 1, at STILL GOING STRONG!!! at 701 Main St., Daytona Beach. performers are Defenders of June 30, and Robert Keele, 5-9 491 E. Third Ave., New Smyrna For more information, call (386) Daisies, 6-10 p.m. Friday, June p.m. Saturday. Weather Beach. For more information, 252-9877. 29; Madison County Band, 1-5 permitting, live music is at 2986 call (386) 428-8850. •Bahama Breeze Island Grille: p.m. Saturday, June 23; Ocean Shore Blvd., Ormond-by- •Ocean Deck: Morning Buzz Live entertainment is from 6-10 Shakedown, 6-10 p.m. Saturday, the-Sea. For more information, plays at 9:30 p.m. Mondays. p.m. Wednesday through Sunday at 4894 Front St., Ponce Inlet. call (386) 265-1977. Orange Avenue plays at 9:30 at 1786 W. International For more information, call (386) •Louie’s Pizza House: Karaoke p.m. Tuesdays. Caribbean Posse Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. 761-4831 or visit downthehatch- with TNT from 5:30-9 p.m. every performs from 9:30 p.m.-2 a.m. For more information, visit seafood.com. Friday and Saturday at 1347 Thursday through Sunday. bahamabreeze.com. •Dirty Harry’s Pub: The First Beville Road, South Daytona. For Robert Keele plays acoustic •Black Sheep Pub and Eating Sunday Barbecue will be from more information, call (386) guitar from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. MONDAY EVENING House: Happy Hour is 3-7 p.m. 2-7 p.m. Sunday, July 1, at 705 788-6172. Wednesdays. Tom Redmond and 9 p.m.-close daily. Weekly Main St., Daytona Beach. •Mr. Dunderbak’s: Sponsors a performs classic rock from 5-8 BINGO specials include $4.50 “Cuer- Crashrocket will perform from monthly beer tasting. Cost is p.m. Fridays. Karaoke with EARLY BIRDS…6PM voRitas” Mondays; Locals Night 2-6 p.m. Enjoy free food, music $12 per person. Seating is Stormin’ Norman is from 4-8 REGULAR TIME…6:30PM with happy hour all night and and games, For more informa- limited to the first 70 prepaid p.m. every Saturday and Sunday, DOORS OPEN AT 5PM Pub Trivia at 7 p.m., gift card tion, call (386) 252-9877. reservations. If interested, call at 127 S. Ocean Ave., Daytona prizes, Wednesdays; All day •Frappes Italian Grille: (386) 258-1600 to reserve a Beach. For more information, Bloody Mary’s $3, 10-ounce New “Happiest Hour” is in the bar spot at 1700 W. International call (386) 253-5224 or visit SACRED HEART SOCIAL HALL York Strip $12.95 each Sunday. nightly from 5-6:30 p.m. First Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. oceandeck.com. 998 US HWY 1 - NEW SMYRNA BEACH Lunch specials served everyday Tuesday of the month is wine •Mulligan’s Family Sports Grille: •Ohana Luau Dinner Show: This 11 a.m.-4 p.m. at 890 S. Atlantic tasting, two whites, two reds and Karaoke with Just George at 9 dinner show spectacular and (386) 428-6426 Ave. in Ormond Beach. For more an appetizer for $25. For p.m. Friday, June 29; Rock Star family-style feast will be information, call (386) 673- reservations, call (386) Karaoke by Bob is at 9 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 5933 or visit theblacksheep. 615-4888. Saturday, June 30. Live Team The show has a 6:30 p.m. com. •Grille at Riverview: Upcoming Trivia 6:30-8:30 p.m. Monday, seating, dinner at 7:15 p.m. and •CorkScrew Bar & Grille: performers are Mark Venneri, July 2, play for free, win prizes. show at 7:30 p.m., at the Upcoming performers are 6:30-10:30 p.m. Friday, June 29; Eddie Uzzle will perform at 6 Hawaiian Inn, 2301 S. Atlantic Smooth Jazz Guitarist Robert Dave Capp w/ France Neil, p.m. Tuesday, July 3. Open mike Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. For Harris, noon-3 p.m. Sunday, July 6:30-10:30 p.m. Saturday, June night and live music at 6 p.m. more information, call (386) 1; Pop and Standards with Joe 30; 5 Island Steel, 12:30- 4:30 Wednesday, July 3, and Karaoke 255-5411, Ext. 186, or visit Calabrese, 6-9 p.m. Tuesday, July p.m. Sunday, July 1; Christie Beu, with Just George is 9 p.m. myohanaluau.com. 3; and Singer-Guitarist Gino 6-10 p.m. Wednesday, July 4, at Thursday, July 5, at 3830 S. •Ormond Brewing Co.: Craft Conti, 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, July 101 Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Nova, Port Orange. For more beer tastings are 4 to 11 p.m. 4, at 235 Canal St., New Smyrna Beach. Dinner reservations information, call (386) 788- Thursday and Friday, noon to 11 Beach. For more information, required. For more information, 3268. p.m. Saturday and noon to 8 call (386) 957-3955. call (386) 428-1865. •Norwood’s Restaurant and Wine p.m. Sunday. Live music and •Daytona Beach Brewing Co.: •Heath’s Natural Foods: Free Shop: Free wine tastings are from food are featured Friday Taproom hours are 4-8 p.m. wine tasting from 4:30-6:30 p.m. 5-7 p.m. each Friday on the deck evenings at 301 Division Ave., Tuesday-Thursday and noon to every Wednesday at 600 E. and Saturday in the shop with Unit 15, Ormond Beach. For 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday in Third Ave., New Smyrna Beach. free cheese at 400 Second Ave., more information call (386) Unit N at 482 Fentress Blvd., For more information, call (386) New Smyrna Beach. For more See SCENE, page B3

George R. Kennedy Memorial are $50 and includes prizes, 4. Celebrations Park, 103 N. Riverside Drive, heavy hors d’oeuvres, beer and South Beach Street will close From page B1 and and Menard May Park, wine. Tickets are at fun.city- from Granada to Mound Ave- 413 S. Riverside Drive. ofnsb.com, at the Babe James nue; and Grove Street will Productions at alsmithpro@ Activities include live music, Center, 201 N. Myrtle Avenue, close from Tomoka Avenue to gmail.com. food, vendors and games. The or Arts on Douglas, 123 Doug- Division Avenue. Other side fireworks show by Zambelli las Street. streets within the event area Edgewater Fireworks launches at dusk For more information, call may be detoured or closed for from Kennedy Memorial Park (386) 410-2890 or (386) 410- the event. The boat ramp at Kennedy 2880. The City of Edgewater holi- Free shuttle service will be park will be closed from mid- day celebration begins at 6 from 7 to 10 p.m. p.m. Wednesday, July 4, at night July 3 to 11 p.m. July 4. Ormond Beach For more information, call For a vendor spot or more (386) 676-3241 or visit information, call (386) 424- The City of Ormond Beach ormondbeach.org. 2400, ext. 1340 or email spe- holiday celebration will stretch cialevents@cityofedgewater. from City Hall Plaza on the org. mainland to Rockefeller Gar- Port Orange dens on the beachside. The City of Port Orange will The gardens will feature the New Smyrna Beach host an evening of entertain- UpTUIT band and City Hall ment and fireworks at the City will feature Tie Dye Road, The City of New Smyrna both playing from 7 to 9:15 Center Complex, starting at Beach is hosting a fundraiser p.m. 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 4. to benefit the Friends of Babe Children’s activities will be Activities include two kid’s James Center and Atlantic in the Gardens from 7 to 8:30 zones, a food court alley, Center for the Arts with a p.m. and include a moon walk, roaming magicians, clowns, Casino Night from 6:30-9:30 obstacle course and giant slide. stilt walkers and balloon ani- p.m. Wednesday, July 4, at the There will be a photo booth, mals. Brannon Civic Center, 105 S. balloon twisting, and a stilt There will be a live band at Riverside Drive. walker. the Kenneth W. Parker Food tucks will be in River- The fireworks begin at 9:30 Amphitheater with beer and side Park from 4 to 9 p.m. Live p.m. over the Halifax River, wine sales, with proceeds ben- music by Cactus Jack and the just south of the Granada efiting the Port Orange Com- Cadillacs from 6 to 9:30 p.m. Bridge. munity Trust. Fireworks will be at 9:15. Cassen Park piers and boat For more information, call Tickets to the Casino Night docks will close at 7 p.m. July (386) 506-5868.

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$1. Free Intro to Pickleball is Two-hour tours are led by Society Welcome Center and 5 and under are free. Admission Club, 1000 S. Beach St., offered at 9 a.m. each Monday certified naturalists who explain Museum: The “Gateway to the includes one show. Additional Daytona Beach. It features Out at McElroy Park. Equipment marine species along the way. Ormond Scenic Loop” features shows are $5 for adults and $3 camaraderie and speakers on From page B6 provided. Wear tennis shoes. For a reservation, call (386) historical photographs, a for children 17 and under. topics of interest to veterans and The Community Center, Senior 428-4828. 20-minute DVD and interpretive Parking is free. MOAS is at 352 business people. All veterans are 426-1289 or visit cmshuffle- Center and park are at 3048 S. •Marine Corps League: The panels. Hours are 10 a.m. to 3 S. Nova Road, Daytona Beach. welcome. For more information, board.org. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach Capt. Tiger Mayberry Detach- p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. For show times, call (386) call (386) 761-1197. •Cracker Creek & Gamble Place: Shores. Advanced registration is ment No. 658 meets at 6 p.m. Admission is free at 38 E. 255-0285 or visit moas.org. •VFW Post 4250: “The Little V” Tours are every Friday and required for any event with a the second Wednesday of each Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. •Port Orange Elks Lodge No. offers Friday dinners with all the Saturday. The Pirate Cruise is cost. To register or for more month at VFW No. 3282, 5810 For more information, call (386) 2723: Monday Table Shuffle- fixin’s from 5:30 to 7 p.m. with now available for themed information call (386) 763- S. Williamson Blvd., Port Orange. 676-7005 or visit ormondhistory. board Games are at 6 p.m. Blind live music at 7 p.m. Also, birthday parties and group 7598. For more information, call (800) org. Draw. Wednesday Bar Bingo is at Wednesday night darts and reservations at 1795 Taylor •Disabled American Veterans 584-1434 or visit mcldaytona. •Piggotte Community Center: 6:15 p.m. Bingo Fridays is at 11 Saturday night karaoke from Road, Port Orange. Minimum of Chapter 84 of Greater Daytona: The org. The Community Stitching Circle a.m. Free hot dogs to all players. 7-11 p.m. A corn hole tourna- 10 people to schedule. Cost is chapter holds a Wednesday •New Smyrna Beach Farmer’s meets from 10 a.m. to noon Three Jackpots/packages ment at 4 p.m. each Saturday. $10 for an adult, $8 for senior night bingo session at its chapter Market: Each Saturday, vendors each Friday. The Backgammon starting at $10. All proceeds Food is available. The post is at adult or child. For more informa- hall at 605 Eighth St. in Holly take their places in front of Old Play is from 9 a.m. to noon each benefit Elks charities. Wing Night 2350 Sunset Drive, New Smyrna tion call (386) 304-0778 or visit Hill. The Early Bird begins at Fort Park in the Canal Street Tuesday. No cost. Participants Thursdays are 5-8 p.m. Raffles Beach. For more information, crackercreek.com. 6:30 p.m. with the regular Historic District, 210 Sams Ave., may bring snacks. Cards and will benefit Elks Charities. call (386) 423-1789 or visit •Daytona Beach Shores games starting at 7:15 p.m. New Smyrna Beach. For game playing is from 11 a.m.-3 Banquet hall is available for vfwpost4250.com. Community Center: Kumihimo There will be free hot coffee and information, visit canalstreetnsb. p.m. each Monday and Thursday. rental. For information call (386) •West Volusia Historical Society Style Braiding/Beading classes doughnuts. For more informa- com or call (404) 429-5524. There is no cost. The center is at 767-8572. Complex: The complex consists of with Donna Shamlaty are from tion, call (386) 252-4551. •New Smyrna Beach Museum of 504 Big Tree Road, South •Scrabble Club: The Port The Henry A. DeLand House 1-3 p.m. the second and fourth •Eagles Aerie 4469: The aerie History: In the NSB Waterfront Daytona. For more information, Orange Regional Library hosts Museum and gift shop, the Fridays of each month. Fee is has live bands Friday and Loop, 120 Sams Ave., New call (386) 322-3070. the club at 10 a.m. each Monday Robert M. Conrad Education and $50 for two classes. Free Saturday nights, 6:30-10:30 Smyrna Beach, the museum is •Planetarium: The Museum of at 1005 City Center Circle. For Research Center and the Lue acoustic music jam is from 6-8 p.m. Wednesday is Karaoke. open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Arts and Sciences Planetarium is more information, call (386) Gim Gong Memorial Garden. p.m each Thursday. Guitar Daytime bingo is Thursday. Tuesday to Saturday. Admission open Tuesday through Sunday 322-5152, Ext. 2. Guided tours and gift shop are Lessons with Michael Williams Lunch is served at noon is free. For more information, with hourly shows. The shows •Toastmasters: This group available. Hours are noon to 4 are from 6-8 p.m. each Wednes- Thursday. Sunday is open mike call (386) 478-0052. are “Galileo: The Power of the meets at 6 p.m. Mondays at the p.m. Tuesday to Saturday. The day, The cost is $8, including use night. For more information call •Ormond Beach Farmers Market: Telescope,” “The Little Star That Embry-Riddle Aeronautical last tour is at 3 p.m. Admission is of a loaner instrument. Bunco is (386) 767-3331 or visit The farmers market is open each Could,” “Back to the Moon for University Business Building, $5 for adults, $3 for children played from 5:30-8 p.m. each foe4469.com. Thursday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Good,” “The Sky Tonight,” “Flight Room 268, in Daytona Beach. under 11 and free for children Wednesday. Members $4 •Marine Discovery Center: The at 22 S. Beach St., Ormond Through the Universe and Laser For more information, call (386) under six. For more information, non-members $5. Samba Card center, a local nonprofit Beach. For more information, Mania.” Museum admission is 236-8969. call (386) 740-6813, email game, a form of Canasta, is dedicated to teaching the public visit ormondbeachmainstreet. $12.95 adults; $6.95 children •Veterans and Business Men’s [email protected] or visit played 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturdays. about the Indian River Lagoon, com. 6-17; $10.95 seniors and Club: Luncheon meeting at noon delandhouse.com. Members free, non-members offers boat and kayak tours daily. •Ormond Beach Historical students; members and children each Tuesday, at the Palmetto

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