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Vol. 7, No. 9 Your Local News and Information Source • www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Friday, April 13, 2018 Community Commissioners: Loiterers Notes County schedules don’t belong in jail hurricane meeting By Gina McKee me that you don’t have the decriminalized pro- Call us about Advertising in the visions to deal with them.” Volusia County’s Commu- [email protected] Police Chief Jason Umberger agreed, add- Hurricane Guide nity Assistance Division will While most cities are cracking down on loitering, ing it’s not reasonable to arrest someone for host a public meeting with DeLand City Commissioners and city police officers Publishing May 25th ringing a doorbell and running off unless municipalities and the public are working to find middle ground to ensure the SPECIAL EDITIONFor more Information Call 386-322-5900 they refuse to move on and desist. at 10 a.m. Monday, April 16, to punishment fits the crime. “The reason we wanted to amend our par- discuss Community Develop- In a unanimous vote April 2, commissioners voted ticular ordinances to decriminalize the event where pen- ment Block Grant Disaster to decriminalize certain types of loitering, reducing Recovery funds for those folks were coming up and ringing doorbells at dif- alties under misde- the act to a misdemeanor punishable by a citation. affected by Hurricane Mat- ferent times of the evening, so we did amend that to meanor classifications, can be utilized as Rather than hauling a teenager who got a bit out thew. read 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. to mirror our noise ordi- well. of line to jail, some other options needed to be avail- The meeting will be in the nance,” Chief Umberger said. “We do have a state statute called loitering or able, Mayor Robert Apgar said. county council chambers at In those cases, a decriminalized version of the city prowling. It says its unlawful for any person to loiter “Let’s just use some kids hanging out at one of the the Thomas C. Kelly Adminis- statute on the books can serve a dual purpose of or prowl in a place, time or manner not usual for fast-food restaurants as an example, and they’re just tration Center, 123 W. Indiana providing punishment without a criminal charge law-abiding individuals under circumstances that being kids, maybe a little rowdy and all that, but it’s Ave., DeLand. and arrest. justify a normal and reasonable alarm or immediate now 8:30 at night,” Mayor Apgar said. “It seems to County employees will In addition, two state statutes, which carry civil See JAIL, page A2 review the funding require- ments, the unmet housing needs assessment, and pro- posed strategies for a regional application. For more information, call Watching Sunny sculpture Corry Brown at (386) 736- 5955, ext. 12970. butterflies Hospital museum reopens under the trees The DeLand Memorial Hos- By Gina McKee trees.” pital & Veterans Museum [email protected] Now that the designation reopened to the public April 9. of Monarch City USA has The former DeLand Memo- Close on the heels of being been bestowed, city officials rial Hospital, at Bill Dreggors the first city in Florida are encouraging local resi- Park, has served as the main named a Monarch City USA, offices for the city’s Parks and dents to get involved to help DeLand received word of its protect, support and grow Recreation Department after 30th consecutive year as a the facility was repurposed in the monarch butterfly popu- 1993. The building’s second Tree City USA. lation. and third floors have been The honors are a direct According to the Center used as a multi-floor museum result of the city’s focus on, for Biological Diversity, the operated by both the West and commitment to, conser- Monarch butterfly popula- Volusia Historical Society and vation, Mayor Robert Apgar tion was an estimated 682 DeLand Historic Trust Inc. said. million in 1997 compared to The museum was temporar- “The City of DeLand has a 150 million counted in 2016, ily closed last year to refresh long history of supporting and create new exhibits. a nearly 80 percent decline conservation efforts by pre- over a 19-year period. For a tour time, call (386) serving our beautiful oak 626-7280. Because monarchs rely on trees as evidenced by our vanishing milkweed plants Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer 30-year designation as a and decreasingly available Pam Rocca, left, and Lynn Glynn, right, both of New Smyrna Beach, talk to Friends of library Tree City,” Mayor Apgard nectar-producing plants for said in a news release. “My DeLand artist Karen Tweedie about the sunflower bench by artist Jim Gal- book sale their homes and their food, lucci of Greensboro, N.C., on Friday, April 6, along West Indiana Avenue hope is that decades from Monarach Cities are asked The Friends of the DeLand now, the Monarch butterfly during the Sculpture Walk presented by the Museum of Art-DeLand and the Library’s monthly Book Sale will thrive alongside our See WATCHING, page A2 city. will be from 4:30 p.m. Friday, April 13 and 9:30 to 1 p.m. Sat- urday, April 14 in the Library auditorium at 130 E. Howry Ave., DeLand. Renewals and non-mem- Lots of County bers may purchase member- See NOTES, page A2 fun moves Personal Finance A8 Among $300K PLAN STRONGER the to block Consider health grants insurance Trees with early By Gina McKee retirement By Gina McKee [email protected] [email protected] A weekend of art, music, During a meeting for legis- crafts and more is on tap Sat- lative updates, plans for future Entertainment B1 urday, April 14, for the DeLe- Hometown News file photo programs and county busi- on Springs Community Asso- Children look at artwork created by McInnis Elementary School students ness, the Volusia County DELANDAPALOOZA ciation’s sixth annual Art Council also did some budget Among the Trees festival. at last year’s Art Among the Trees festival presented by the DeLeon Springs spring cleaning. The event, which runs from Community Association. In an effort to close out 9 a.m. until 3 p.m at 5030 N. grant funding through the U.S. 17, DeLeon Springs, will A car show; and a free Kid- $300 each for Best of Show, For those who have string Neighborhood Stabilization have something for everyone zone will include art projects Best Fine Art and Best Fine instruments in disrepair, Program, the County Coun- to enjoy, said Amy Munizzi, and lots of fun activities for Craft with second-place and bring those along, too, she cil approved transferring DSCA president. the kids,” Ms. Munizzi said. third-place ribbons in all cat- added. $300,000 from the NSP1 “In addition to fine art and The activities aren’t the egories.” “We also have a Luthier accounts into the Community crafts on show and for sale, only big draw the day of the Budding musicians also (stringed instrument repair- Development Block Grant Annual music festival there will be live bluegrass, festival, because the art show can bring their instruments man) on site, so people can will take over downtown fund. old-time and rock music on also is a juried event, meaning for free workshops and jam bring in a damaged or an old “The county has expended stage through the day; a deli- sessions with seasoned play- there will be judging and cash instrument and let him bring all of its NSP1 grant funds and cious food court grill and prizes, she added. ers. Index it back to life,” Ms. Munizzi is undertaking administrative goody vendors, McInnis Ele- “ It is a fine arts and music “Musicians will host a free said. “Several people have steps to close out its NSP1 Business A7 Out & About B1 mentary School student art- focused event,” Ms. Munizzi music workshop for anyone been amazed at what he has Classified B6 Police Report A5 work on display; the Crankin said. “As a juried event, there to bring an instrument and been able to do.” grant with the U.S. Depart- Crossword B5 Sports B5 Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6 A’s beautifully restored Model are awards in three categories: jam with the pros,” she said. See TREES, page A2 See GRANTS, page A2 3 days 2 night to Savannah, Jekyll Island and Charleston, SC The Cloisters has teamed up with a unique tour group “Diamond Tours” AWESOME The cost is $315.00 per person and includes: Motor coach transportation, 2 nights lodging, OPEN TO OPPORTUNITY! 4 meals (2 breakfast and 2 dinners) Guided Trolley Tour of Savannah, followed by Hop-on/hop-off Privileges, THE PUBLIC! www.thecloistersretirement.org Visit to Historic Charleston SC and a guided tram tour of Jekyll Island. (800)738-1222 | 400 East Howry Ave., DeLand A Retirement Housing Foundation Campus Contact Cheryl Starling 386-822-6900 x208 for Registration details A not-for-profit community - ALF#8340 (The motorcoach leaves from The Cloisters Tuesday October 2nd at 8:00 am and returns Late afternoon Thursday October 4th.) A-2 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, April 13, 2018

persons who may witness violence.” Jail them; or engage in brawling Decriminalizing the city’s Chainsaw artist From page A1 or fighting; or engage in such statute allows for more rea- conduct as to constitute a sonable handling and pro- concern for safety of persons breach of the peace or disor- vides additional options, or property in that vicinity, so derly conduct.” allowing loitering itself to be we could use that (in cases In other cases, however, if a misdemeanor while refus- where criminal charges are the perpetrator refuses to ing to cooperate or resisting not warranted).” the police move on, there are other without violence still carry chief said. “There is also a options, Chief Umberger criminal punishments. state statute called Breach of said. “One of the advantages of the Peace of Orderly Conduct “So, both of those are mis- decriminalizing is if some- that basically reads whoever demeanors we could use if body escalates, there’s the commits such acts that are of they are in violation of those other provisions that (Chief a nature to corrupt the public statutes, and we can ask them Umberger) referred to that do morals or an outrage of the to move along,” he said. “And carry criminal penalties,” public sense of decency or if they refuse we can charge Mayor Apgar said. affect the peace and quiet of them with resisting without

tance of the efforts. the years to maintain our Watching The DeLand Garden Club distinction as a Tree City From page A1 already has a sensory butter- USA.” fly garden planted in Bill The distinction recognizes to grow these specific plants Dreggors Park, 120 Florida communities that practice to provide the butterfly pop- Ave., DeLand. Self-guided sound urban forestry man- Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer ulation places to rest, stop, tours are available daily agement, according to the DeLeon Springs chainsaw artist Sam Knowles, left, looks out over his display and flourish on their migra- during regular park hours. news release. To be a Tree as others browse on Saturday, March 24, at the DeLand Outdoor Art Festival tion journey, according to Conservation efforts City USA, cities must main- in Earl Brown Park. Monarch City USA’s website. undertaken by the city, with tain a tree board or depart- By supporting the organi- the Arbor Day Foundation’s ment, have a community tree zation, DeLand will work Tree City USA designation ordinance, spend at least $2 are NSP program income an important tool for helping with local conservation and over the past three decades, per capita on urban forestry Grants earned from repayment of sec- local governments tackle seri- garden groups to create but- are a direct result of the work and celebrate Arbor Day. From page A1 ond mortgages attached to ous challenges facing their terfly gardens throughout of the city’s public works The city has partnered first-time homebuyer proper- communities.” the city, according to city department, Mayor Apgar with the DeLand Breakfast ment of Housing and Urban ties that were resold,” Ms. But- The federally funded Neigh- officials. Officials will also said. Rotary Club for the past 20 Development,” Dona Butler, ler and staff said in the agenda borhood Stabilization Pro- encourage residents to plant “We are proud of the city’s years to provide free trees to county community services item submitted to council. gram provides funds to Volu- native milkweed and nectar tree heritage and my hope is residents, according to infor- director and staff explained “The community assistance sia to acquire and redevelop plants, which are vital to the that our heritage will contin- mation provided by the city. within the agenda item. “HUD division estimates that it will abandoned and foreclosed monarch species. ue to be preserved well into It is estimated more than has issued formal written receive $300,000 of NSP pro- properties that might other- The city will also plans to the future,” he said. “I com- 20,000 trees have been dis- guidance that allows NSP gram income form homes that wise become sources of aban- grantees to transfer program post “Monarch City USA” mend our public works tributed as a part of that pro- are re-sold during (Fiscal Year) donment and blight within income earned and received signs at its major entry crews for the hard work over gram. 2018.” targeted neighborhoods, points, signifying the impor- through its NSP program In order to transfer the according to county officials activities to its CDBG pro- funds, a council vote was and information on volusia. gram, rather than using the required and made unani- org. Volusia County has The Last Dentist You Will Ever Need! program income in its NSP mously during the April 2 received NSP1 funds autho- Notes program.” meeting in DeLand. rized through the Housing From page A1 The program income that is The CDBG program is a and Economic Recovery Act transferred to the CDBG pro- flexible one that provides and NSB3 funds through the OWNER/DENTIST DR. THOMAS PARHAM ship at the preview sale for gram will still be subject to the communities with resources to Dodd-Frank Wall Street 800 S. Nova Road, Ormond Beach $5 per person. regulations governing the address a wide range of com- Reform and Consumer Pro- (Across from The Rocking Ranch) CDBG program, ensuring the munity development needs. tection action of 2010. 386-265-5975 Historical society money is used only for per- Beginning in 1974, the CDBG Because of NSP grant lim- www.abetterdenture.com missable purposes. program is one of the longest itations, Volusia’s NSP funds Tues-Fri 9am-5pm yard sale Following the housing mar- continuously run programs at cannot be used in Daytona ALL DENTURES ket crash and foreclosure cri- HUD and provides annual Beach, Deltona or Port EXTRACTIONS FREE West Volusia Historical sis, HUD offered the NSP as a grants on a formula basis to Orange, which are eligible sep- Society will host a trash and non-recurring grant program $ $ 1,209 local governments and arately as cities with more than 99- 450- EXAMS treasure spring sale from 8 to address the financial impact states, according to HUD.gov. 50,000 population. At least 25 $ $ with this ad a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, on communities nationwide. “The CDBG program works percent of the funds must be 150 1695 April 14, at Conrad Center, In addition to being a direct to ensure decent affordable used to benefit individuals exp 5/31/2018 exp 5/31/2018 exp 5/31/2018 137 W. Michigan Ave., grantee of both NSP1 and housing, to provide services to with incomes at or below 50 DeLand. NSP3 grant funds, Volusia also the most vulnerable in our percent of the area median Donations will be accept- is a CDBG-entitled communi- communities, and to create income. PARTIALS ed until April 10 at the cen- ty, according to county staff jobs through the expansion For more information on ALL ACRYLIC METAL BASE VALPLAST ter. No clothing or large reports. and retention of businesses,” the NSP program, visit volusia. furniture. Made in the w/ ACRYLIC FLEXIBLE “The funds to be transferred the website states. “CDBG is org/community-services. 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the auditorium with “Ari A visit to LandShark and the Hard Rock Notes Morse: Finder of Lost Per- From page A2 s on s .” y wife, Lana, and I Rock has tried to stick to with the racing theme. For more information, call have spent well over LAND LINES themes that reflect our local Later, we went to an outside West Volusia County will (386) 734-2536. 40 Easters together. heritage. The beach, racing bar that overlooks a big pool meet at 2 p.m. Sunday, April DAN SMITH MMost of them involved a big and our own Allman Brothers and the Atlantic Ocean. I 15, at the DeLand Public sit-down dinner surrounded Band are all well represented. ordered tequila and passion Library, 130 E. Howry Ave., Republican Club of by family. This year, we In the lobby, first up was a fruit juice with spices, and DeLand. West Volusia to meet decided on a radically full-body suit worn by Lana asked the female barkeep Bernice Gleason will teach different route and one that Rhianna and then a glittery to recommend something a class at 1 p.m. on Research The Republican Club of Log, Your Handy Helper. turned out to be very pleasur- both agreed lunch was great. bikini worn by Taylor Swift. tasty. Her drink came out all West Volusia will meet at General meeting and pro- able. The whole place sits on Also displayed is a plaque red in a tall fluted glass, and I gram will start at 2 p.m. in See NOTES, page A5 We began with lunch at the about two acres of sand atop telling of our past ties to MTV could tell by her first sip it was new Jimmy Buffett-styled the sea wall just off the beach. and a Moon Man (the original good. “What was the name of LandShark Bar and Grill. Out back, there is a deck MTV music award.) Just that,” I asked? “I can’t remem- While still in the parking lot, where you can watch various upstairs, you will see a bike ber,” she replied. “Maybe heav- it was plain to see two old beach games in progress. A donated by guitarist Steve Vai en!” parrot heads were home. The short walk through the sand and walls of photos none of us What a new and different restaurant boasted a big takes you to a big outdoor ever knew existed. One shows Easter that was for us. I would shark’s fin high atop the roof open-air tiki-hut bar. The the Beatles romping on a urge you all to visit both and a surfboard with a bite place is well done, and the beach with The Rolling places and see what great taken out of it on the outside staff was efficient and Stones. Rare pics of the things are happening at our Need wall. Shark’s fins would prove courteous. As we left, we Allman Brothers, Beach boys beach. LandShark is at 471 S. to be the dominant décor. made plans to return. and lots of others are there, Atlantic Ave. and the Hard The bar and grill is large, After lunch, we took a short too. My favorite is a photo of Rock is at 918 N. Atlantic. Teeth? with plenty of room to stroll drive north to the new Hard the Fab Four in a swimming Have fun. We did! about and enjoy the great Rock Hotel. All I can say pool with only their heads views and fun signs on the about that place is – WOW! showing. Dan Smith is on the board of DENTAL SERVICES walls. My favorite was one that Immediately upon entering There is a full Jimi Hendrix directors for the Ormond Beach DENTURE $650 read: “I just want to live happi- that gleaming facility, you are outfit that shows just how Historical Society and The ly ever after — now and then.” surrounded by memorabilia flamboyant the famed guitar Motor Racing Heritage Crown/Caps $800 That is a line from an old virtuoso was (and how small Association and is the author that is guaranteed to blow the All Fillings $200 Buffett song. mind of the average fan of in stature.) Guitars adorn the of two books, “The World’s For lunch, I couldn’t help rock and roll. I must say that I walls everywhere, with my Greatest Beach” and “I Swear Full Denture Reline Only $185 but opt for the cheeseburger am not the average rock fan. I favorites being one signed by the Snook Drowned.” Email in paradise (here it is called a am much more hard core than Tom Petty and one by The questions and comments to Routine Extractions $100-$185 LandShark burger) while Lana Allman Brothers. There is a [email protected] or call (386) that. What a place! In-House Denture Lab • Same Day Denture ordered peel-and-eat shrimp The Daytona Beach Hard jacket worn by Elvis from the 441-7793. in Old Bay seasoning. We movie “Speedway,” keeping Repairs and Relines • FREE Consultations & 2nd Opinions Trusted, Comfortable & Affordable Dental Care

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DeLand, was arrested March •Michael Anthony Crowley, guilty in a court of law. •Jenette Marie Davis, 42, of 30 and charged with habitually 46, of DeLand, was arrested DeLand, was arrested April 2 driving with a revoked license. April 5 and charged with sale/ DeLand and charged with a drug Bail was set at $1,000. possession of cocaine within offense. Bail was set at $2,500. •Christopher A. Ramos, 33, 1,000 feet of a park. Bail was Police Department •Michael R. Jackson, 41, of of DeLand, was arrested set at $25,000. DeLand, was arrested April 2 March 31 and charged with •Bryan A. Laflame, 58, of (888) 277-TIPS •Shylo A. Tolliver, 25, of and charged with criminal carrying a concealed weapon, DeLand, was arrested April 5 DeLand, was arrested March mischief with damage to prop- criminal mischief and and charged with possession 31 and charged with posses- erty, aggravated battery with a attempted burglary of an of paraphernalia and cocaine. Wanted sion of cannabis. Bail was not deadly weapon and battery unoccupied structure. Bail was Bail was set at $7,000. This couple shown at Pub- set. causing bodily harm. Bail was set at $6,000. lix in Ormond-by-the-Sea •Arthur J. Grubbs, 52, of not set. •Tracy L. Williams, 34, of Florida Highway Patrol are using one of three credit DeLand, was arrested March DeLand, was arrested March cards that were stolen from a 31 and charged with aggravat- shopper. 31 and charged with child •Antione Jarrod Ware, 30, of The theft occurred around abuse and resisting an officer Volusia County ed battery with a deadly weap- on. Bail was set at $5,000. DeLand, was arrested April 1 3 p.m. March 14 at Publix without violence. Bail was set Sheriff’s Office Supermarket, 1258 Ocean •Brandon T. Jones, 19, of and charged with reckless at $3,000. driving, DUI with damage to Shore Blvd. A 74-year-old •Eric W. Sharp, 26, of •Thaddeaus J. Robinson, 38, DeLeon Springs, was arrested female shopper, who March 31 and charged with person/property and aggravat- DeLand, was arrested April 2 of DeLand, was arrested ed child abuse. Bail was set at returned home from Publix battery on a person 65 years of that afternoon, was alerted and charged with possession March 30 and charged with $2,500. of paraphernalia, oxycodone possession of a firearm by a age or older. Bail was not set. by her credit card companies •Thadeus Lendarrel Pigford, •Kelan Jerrett King, 36, of someone was using her cards and cocaine with intent to sell, convicted felon. Bail was set at DeLand, was arrested April 5 and possession of a weapon/ $5,000. 49, of DeLand, was arrested fraudulently. and charged with possession The first charge was made ammunition by a convicted •Devan Janel Dekmar, 27, of April 3 and charged with driv- ing with a canceled license. of paraphernalia and cannabis, at that Publix at 3:15 p.m. felon. Bail was set at $16,000. DeLand, was arrested March Bail was set at $1,000. and sale of drugs. Bail was set Shortly after, suspects used •Efrain Gaona Vargas, 18, of 30 and charged with abuse of •Flavel E. Jones, 54, of at $1,500. her card at the Shell station in Ormond-by-the-Sea and Unknown suspects then at the Ormond Beach Walmart Supercenter. E. Howry Ave. msn.com. on a first-come, first-served Volusia County sheriff’s Notes Mr. Poindexter has been a basis. detectives need the public’s From page A3 performer and avid collector help to identify the couple Residents invited shown here. The male sus- of Florida folk lore and songs Citizens Police noon Tuesday, April 17, at Fan for more than 20 years. to pick up trees pect’s arm tattoos also are Central Station, 614 S. Ala- shown in hopes that some- The free concert is spon- at tree giveaway Academy set to begin one knows him. If anyone bama Ave., DeLand. sored by the Friends of the in May knows the identities of these Optional lunch will be at DeLand Library. For more suspects, please contact 11:30 a.m.; reservations information, call (386) 822- Hundreds of trees will be available as the City of DeLand The DeLand Police Depart- Deputy James Greene at required. Guest Speaker is 6430, ext. 20762. [email protected] regarding Michael Waltz, candidate for and DeLand Breakfast Rotary ment is seeking residents case 18-6313. Or, to remain U.S. House District 6 and Fox Club host the annual Tree interested in participating in anonymous, contact Crime News contributor. Historical society Giveaway. its annual Citizens Police Stoppers of Northeast Flori- For more information or a to meet Beginning at 8 a.m. Satur- Academy. da, 1-888-277-8477 (TIPS) reservation, call (386) 337- day, April 21, residents within The program will offer a or westopcrime dot com. A the city’s Utility Service Area hands-on, behind-the-scenes cash reward is possible. 8095, visit rcwv.us or email West Volusia Historical will be able to pick up trees look at what happens at the [email protected]. Society will meet at 7 p.m. from the city’s Public Works police department. Tuesday, April 17, at at Conrad Complex, 1102 S. Garfield The academy is free. Classes Center, 137 W. Michigan Ave., Folk singer to perform Ave. Vehicles will enter from will be from May 17 to June 28 WE’RE ON DeLand. Amelia Avenue and follow the and will begin at 7 p.m. at 219 at DeLand library The topic will be Midwifery signs to the giveaway area. W. Howry Ave. The class is in Early West Volusia and Some of the species of trees limited to 25 participants. FACEBOOK! Folk musician Al Poindexter Today. A talk sharing the his- include Bald Cypress, Blue To join the program, stop by will perform original songs tory of the practice of mid- Beech, Chickasaw Plum, the Police Department to pick about Florida legends, colorful wifery in the early 1900s. Chinquapin, Elderberry, Live up an application or email “Like” Hometown News Volu- characters and backwater The meeting is free and Oak, Parsley Haw, Redbud, Officer Rod Hancock at han- sia for the latest in local news, places from 2 to 3:30 p.m. open to the public. For more Snowbell, Sweetgum, Tabebuia [email protected]. information and interactive Tuesday, April 17, at the information, call (386) 740- (Yellow) and Winged Elm. features like photo contests DeLand Regional Library, 130 6813 or email delandhouse@ All trees will be given away See NOTES, page A6 and Rants & Raves.

386.322.5900 | HometownNewsVolusia.com A-6 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, April 13, 2018 VIEWPOINT FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 2018 • HOMETOWN NEWS • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSVOLUSIA.COM Rants & Raves Funeral honors Got something to say? Call the Hometown Rants & Raves line at (386) 322-5902 or e-mail [email protected]. Please limit your submissions to 250 words, so that we can include more entries. Readers are asked to refrain from making slanderous or libelous statements.

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The Daytona ballpark has banned all forms of tobacco at the park. There is another business that decided they have power to take away tobacco. I hope in their power decisions they decide also to take away soda, hot dogs, cotton candy and chewing gum. I hope the buses that deliver the visiting team don’t use diesel fuel. The visiting team can jog over across the bridge. It is so Randy Barber/staff photographer unfortunate that all these businesses decide what is right for the Gail Wall of DeLand and Carol Collet, right, of Deleon Springs hold an American Flag with fellow mem- people. I no longer go to the mall, speedway, restaurants, Disney bers of the Patriot Guard Riders as they prepare to escort the remains of Navy Lt. Caleb King from the and other places. It is a shame. White Chapel Church Of God in South Daytona to Cape Canaveral National Cemetery on Saturday, March 24. Mr. King was killed on March 14 when the F/A-18 he was flying in crashed at the Naval Sta- Thanks, Haynes Furniture! tion in Key West. This is a special shout-out to Haynes Furniture on State Road 44 in New Smyrna Beach and, in particular, manager Kyle and as filing a complaint. We had to do this with a property across and tries to befriend the neighbors. Got news for this person: salesman Richard. the street from us. Don’t try to talk or wave. Thank you very much for your invaluable guidance and assis- There is an avenue, but you have register a complaint. It does Neighbors, it’s easy to look up the offenders in your neighbor- tance in the selection and purchase of our new living room fur- become public record. That is the price you’ll have to pay to shut hood: go to offender.fdle.state.fl.us. Be safe and be aware. niture. A small issue was readily resolved and we sincerely appre- them down. ciated their total care and concern. Wonderful experience! We love our new furniture and can’t wait to do more shopping Exercise some common courtesy at Haynes in New Smyrna Beach. Thanks. Haynes. Also looking for extraterrestrials My husband and I visited the beach at Flagler Avenue over the Dan, I love that you are encouraging the aliens to come visit. Easter weekend. Year-round DST not so good Here’s the thing, though, why would they want to? Beach parking spots were at a premium, yet several people When you go to the zoo to see your favorite animals, do you monopolized multiple parking spaces with canopies and sun- Since our government is considering making daylight savings get in the enclosure with them? Nope. Too many humans here bathing areas next to their cars. There was plenty of room else- time year-round, I am reminded of an experience I had during on Earth still cannot live in peace with other humans they per- where on the beach to spread out. World War II. ceive to be different. Why would aliens put themselves in danger Arriving vehicles were hard pressed to find parking. I think When I was a teenager living in New Jersey, our government, I to communicate with a species that would be technologically the practice of sunbathing in the parking areas should be pro- don’t remember if it was state or national, decided to extend day- inferior and likely hostile? hibited during busy periods. Of course, it would also be nice if light savings time through the winter. I remember waiting for For a long time I have wanted to meet an intelligent extrater- all beach goers would exercise courtesy and common sense. my school bus in the dark. I had school mates who had to walk restrial, because I thought they would be able to help me, or help about a mile on county roads with no sidewalks. all of us, with some better brain power. The whole program was unpopular and it was canceled the What I realized (while waiting!) is there are plenty of strange At almost a complete standstill following year and we went back to standard time. creatures here on Earth that are intelligent in ways other than Traffic in New Smyrna Beach has become increasingly over- human and we need to learn to “hear” what they have to teach us whelming. before we go looking out there. It’s all here. What if any of these In response to: ‘Be nice’ To help alleviate such an intolerable situation, not only year- creatures now on Earth were originally extraterrestrials who round residents, but also snow-birders and tourists should offer crash landed? I also live here and had the opportunity to visit the beach in suggestions, such as the following, to encourage the uninspired Also, look into Ancient Sumerian culture. Their clay tablet Daytona Beach Shores. City Council to cope with ever-growing gridlock. writings say we were genetically engineered by extraterrestrials I also had a simple “yes” or “no” question for one of the beach 1. Mail or online purchase of beach passes prior to arrival using part of their own DNA and they taught us all the math and patrol officers. As I approached a life guard that was talking to a 2. Restriction at rush hour and lunch times of vehicles (school sciences. Created in God’s image indeed. Who knows? patrol officer, sitting in his patrol vehicle, to ask my simple ques- buses, delivery and mail trucks, golf carts, rented beach buggies, tion, “Will the beach be open to driving soon?” the patrol officer vintage cars) detrimental to steady traffic flow rudely shouted, “We don’t know!” and reacted like I was inter- In response to: ‘County needs to enforce 3. Synchronization of traffic lights according to traffic pat- rupting their conversation. terns When the patrol officer drove away, I went back to the life short-term rental law’ 4. Message boards between Interstate 95 and causeway bridges guard to get that officer’s name. I phoned the beach patrol, announcing beach closings There is an answer to the short-term rental issues in residen- reported the incident, and they said that officer would be com- 5. Rapid response of police throughout city during holidays, tial neighborhoods, if you as a property owner are willing to pay ing off duty soon and they would talk to him. Did it solve the festivals and parades the price by filing an affidavit with the zoning compliance problem? 6. Consistent ticketing and/or towing for illegal parking in or department in DeLand, and take the risk of angering the offend- blocking driveways, on yards, and at fire hydrants ers. 7. Increased number of beach ramps equidistantly located In response to: ‘County needs to enforce We did it two years ago and peace has been restored to our throughout designated areas for beach driving block, but the owners are upset with us because they have lost short-term rental law’ 8. Strategically placed parking garages, with shuttles, between almost $40,000 income and the house was sold to them as a Canal Street and Flagler Avenue short-term rental money maker. They do have an avenue against short-term rentals, but it 9. Ads promoting New Smyrna Beach curtailed until traffic Any questions, call zoning. requires some work. hardships have been rectified You have to go over to DeLand to the zoning business office. 10. Encouragement of coming to (before noon) and leaving You may talk to Brian Giles. He is the compliance manager. Be safe and aware from (before 4 p.m.) You have to file a complaint with the zoning office in regard to 11. Regular availability of mass transit alternatives the rental property not in compliance with the law. This is were a Be aware neighbors: Be aware of who your neighbors are. Otherwise, make sure when heading to New Smyrna Beach lot of people stop, because they don’t want their names on record I have had a sexual offender move into my neighborhood. you’re in a cool, comfortable vehicle with delicious refreshments, This person walks around the neighborhood several times a day good gas mileage and lots and lots of patience.

shed their skin, or wanted to groups, businesses and indi- County) DEADLINES Notes know the difference between vidual volunteers are encour- Registration ends April 18. From page A5 alligators and crocodiles? aged to join in the effort to Pre-registered participants The deadline for submissions to Hometown News in Volusia Learn the answers. remove trash and debris from will receive a T-shirt. County is 5 p.m. Thursday for the next week's issue, except for LEC plans nature hikes, •Popcorn and a movie: 2 to the St. Johns River. For more information or a Rants & Raves, which is 5 p.m. Friday. Deadlines are adjusted for 4 p.m. Saturday, April 21. Participants should bring registration form, email Joane holidays. For more information, call (386) 322-5924. programs Watch “Call of the Killer water and wear sunglasses, a Coil at [email protected] or Whale” to learn about the hat, sunscreen, work gloves visit volusia.org/cleanup. Discover Volusia County’s most complex marine species and comfortable clothing. native plants and wildlife on the planet, the orcas. Free They may also bring rakes, during outdoor hikes and popcorn will be served. Snacks shovels, trash grabbers, and United Way distributes indoor programs at Lyonia and beverages will be available canoes or boats. $231,281 in hurricane Environmental Center, 2150 to buy. Volunteers can choose from Eustace Ave., Deltona. •Scrub strolls: 9 to 10 a.m. nine starting points: relief The free programs begin in every Monday and Friday. • Ninemile Point Park at the the center’s classroom. Reser- The United Way of Volu- Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., Environmental specialists lead west end of Ninemile Point vations are required; call (386) these exploratory hikes Road, Pierson sia-Flagler Counties recently 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 789-7207, ext. 21028. distributed $30,739 in Hurri- Copyright © 2016, Hometown News, L.C. through the preserve. Partici- • DeLeon Springs State Park, Programs include: pants should wear closed-toe 601 Burts Park Road, DeLeon cane Irma Relief and Recov- Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in •Springtime in the scrub shoes, bring water, and be pre- Springs ery, totaling $231,281 in sup- America in 2005, 2006, 2007. port since September. One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. hike: 2:30 to 4 p.m. Saturday, pared to hike on sugar-sand •Ed Stone Park, 2990 W. April 14. Look for signs of trails. State Road 44, DeLand The money will support the Children’s Home Society of Farris Robinson...... President Julianne Petersen...... Graphic Artist spring during a two-mile guid- For more information, visit • Lake Beresford Park, 2100 Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Heather Donaldson ...... Inside Sales Manager Florida, VIND, the Girl Scouts Don Hornbeck ...... Regional Circulation Manager Amanda Wheaton ...... Inside Sales Asst. Manager ed hike through the preserve. lyoniapreserve.com. Fatio Road, DeLand Don Hornbeck ...... Regional Circulation Manager Lora L. Uber...... Inside Sales/Classified of Gateway Council, and the Flora Wilkerson...... Circulation Administrator Michael Buckley ...... Circulation Manager •Florida flashback: 3 to 4 •French Avenue boat Robin Bevilacqua ...... Human Resources Randy Barber ...... Staff Photographer United Way of Volusia-Flagler Isabel Harmon ...... Account Receivable Bruce Henderson ...... Staff Photographer p.m. Sunday, April 15. Learn launch/Starks Landing, where Annita Ferrante...... Credit & Collections Diane Carey...... Staff Writer about the lifestyle and culture Registration open for Counties’ 2-1-1 Free First Call Cecil G. Brumley ...... Managing Editor Gina McKee...... Staff Writer French Avenue meets the St. Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Carrie Maday...... News Clerk of the Timucua, Florida’s orig- for Help program. Mercedes Lee-Paquette ...Production Manager St. Johns River Cleanup Johns River, Orange City inal natives. Learn how the •Lake Monroe Park, 975 S. Funds were raised by the United Way Worldwide, Unit- Timucua made primitive pot- Volunteers are needed for U.S. 17/92, DeBary ed Way of Florida, SunTrust Phone (386) 322-5900 tery and create your own piece the 22nd annual St. Johns •Stone Island boat ramp, Foundation, Parks Dermatolo- Fax (386) 322-5901 of pottery to take home. The River Cleanup, which will be 1501 Prairie Road, Deltona gy, Duke Energy, Publix Classified (386) 322-5949 cost is $3 per participant. from 8 to 11 a.m. Saturday, •Lemon Bluff boat ramp, Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 Supermarkets Foundation and •Critter corner: 11 to 11:30 April 21. 907 Lemon Bluff Road, Osteen Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 LAND a.m. Thursday, April 19. Have individual donors. De Boaters, scouts, civic organi- •C.S. Lee Park, 4600 E. State [email protected] you ever wondered why snakes zations, environmental Road 46, Geneva (Seminole Friday, April 13, 2018 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • A-7 Land company leads the way E-NEWSLETTER s the Volusia County estate deal of the year, so far. O’Reilly Auto Parts has [email protected] economy, and average Monmouth Real Estate bought vacant land at 497 VOLUSIA temperatures, heat up, Investment Corp. announced Howland Blvd. in Deltona for “NEWSLETTER” IN THE SUBJECT Athe company that continues to BUSINESS it has acquired the new $555,000. Area businessman stay in the middle of it is CECIL G. 399,440-square-foot industrial Michael Benedict of Daytona Consolidated-Tomoka Land BRUMLEY building at 1341 N. Clyde Beach has bought the restau- Co. Morris Blvd. in Daytona rant site at 65 Dunlawton Ave. The company has bought in Beach for about $30.75 in Port Orange (down under a ton of development simply Boulevard in Daytona Beach. million. The property is area) for $265,000. in selling the thousands of But it has moved away from net-leased for 10 years to B. acres of land it owns in the its land lately, buying property Braun Medical Inc. *** Daytona Beach area. Just look elsewhere in the area and Some other recent commer- out along Interstate 95 developing it. Most notably, cial real estate transactions Apparently 7-Eleven isn’t between Daytona Beach and the company bought a strip include Coconut Grove ready to cede the Volusia Ormond Beach, and you can on the oceanfront and investors have bought an old County market to Circle K. It see a lot of that development. developed the two-restaurant strip retail center near the has construction underway on In the past few years it also complex of LandShark Bar & corner of Sixth Street and stores in Holly Hill, Ormond- has begun doing a lot of its Grill and Cocina 214. Nova Road in Daytona Beach by-the-Sea and Port Orange. own developing on its land. If you thought that was $1.75 million. Bill Jones has Now, a developer is trying to The company just sold four something, hold onto your bought another restaurant squeeze one in next to the office buildings it developed hat. The company just bought building, along with residen- CVS Pharmacy at Beville to Dr. Hussain Rawji, a the First Baptist Church tial properties behind the Road and Clyde Morris in DeLand ob/gyn physician, for property in downtown property, at 63 W. Granada Daytona Beach. $11.425 million, according to Daytona Beach for $2 million. Blvd. in Ormond Beach for Volusia Clerk of Court It hasn’t submitted any plans $1.5 million. *** records. The portfolio for the property, yet, but then Ponce Inlet investors have included the two-story, the church is still using the bought the Famous Shores On a final note, once an multitenant Concierge office property as it builds its new Motel at 3738 S. Atlantic Ave. Austin 5 store opens, Tanger building at the northeast campus between Interstate 4 in Daytona Beach Shores for Factory Outlet Center in corner of LPGA and William- and U.S. 92, way out west of $1.15 million. MI Homes of Daytona Beach will be pretty son boulevards, two buildings I-95. With the other plans for Orlando has bought another much fully leased. on Williamson in the Mason downtown Daytona, includ- batch of lots at Riviera Bella at Commerce Center and a ing Brown & Brown’s new DeBary for about $1.05 Managing Editor Cecil G. building in Williamson headquarters, it will be million. Daycap Holdings LLC Brumley has been tracking Live Well For Less Business Park, according to extremely interesting to see has bought a house, vacant lot business and the economy in SVN Alliance, which brokered what Consolidated-Tomoka and apartments along Volusia County for more than the deal. does with the church proper- Washington Street in Ormond 21 years. Contact him at Than You Could Imagine On its own land, it submit- ty. Beach for $1.02 million. Big cbrumley@hometownnewsol. ted plans last week for East Bubba Investments has bought com (no hyphens) or follow LPGA, a 301-unit apartment *** the Hotel Putnam at 225 W. him on Twitter @cecilbrumley. complex on LPGA Boulevard, New York Ave. in DeLand, for just east of Clyde Morris We’ve got our biggest real $1 million. Business News Area chamber hosts p.m. each Tuesday at The services for for Florida Hospital DeLand, Cloister’s of DeLand, 400 E the Florida Florida Hospital Fish Memori- monthly events Howry, DeLand. Hospitals in al in Orange City, Florida Hos- at either of our upscale For more information, call Volusia and pital Flagler in Palm Coast and The DeLand Area Chamber (386) 734-4331 or visit Flagler Florida Hospital Memorial Manufactured Home Communities of Commerce and the Orange DeLandChamber.org. counties. Medical Center in Daytona exclusively for those 55+ City Alliance have several reg- Dr. Mel- Beach. ularly scheduled events. gen will help Beautiful Homes starting under $20K The business discussion Hospital chain selects guide the AM Connection set Financing available for Qualified Buyers. group Fuel meets at 7:30 a.m. cancer services director strategic each Monday at Boston Cof- vision and Dr. Melgen The West Volusia Regional Live Better Affordably fee, 109 E. 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Hospital presents colorectal cancer seminar For Hometown News 20 will be diagnosed with and removing polyps early, [email protected] colon cancer in their lifetime before they can become can- and it is the second leading cerous, which can take about Florida Hospital DeLand cause of all cancer deaths.” 10 to 15 years. hosted a free seminar on col- Colon cancer is also one of “There are two different orectal cancer on March 26. the more preventable cancers. types of polyps: hyperplastic Gastroenterologists Dr. “Approximately 60 percent and adenomatous polyps,” Dr. Martin Prado and Dr. Maria of all colon cancer deaths Prado said. “Hyperplastic pol- Soriano Co discussed com- could be prevented with regu- yps are low risk polyps, as mon disorders and symptoms lar screenings,” she said. there is a very small chance associated with the digestive “However, 1 in 3 adults are not they’ll grow into cancer. How- system, such as celiac disease, up-to-date with the recom- ever, adenomas start out as Crohn’s disease, irritable bowel mended colon cancer screen- benign tumors, but are at a syndrome, diverticular disease ing, putting them at risk for high risk for becoming cancer- and colorectal cancer. developing colon cancer.” ous. In fact, about 9 out of 10 “In the U.S., colon cancer is Colonoscopies have been colon and rectal cancers start unfortunately all too com- shown to prevent colorectal as adenomas.” mon,” Dr. Co said. “About 1 in cancer altogether by finding Bridging the gap when taking early retirement eady to retire? Many (HECM). The borrower must people can hardly wait! continue to pay homeowners Maybe you are in PLAN insurance, property taxes and Ryour late 50s and know STRONGER home maintenance, but a retirement is just around the DAVID D. HECM could provide the corner. 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Chamber of Commerce will University of Central Florida Business host a Junto Men’s Club Lun- Building, 1200 W. Internation- From page A7 cheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1 al Speedway, Blvd., Daytona p.m. Friday, April 20, at Beach. present an AM Connection at Antonino’s, 275 S.C.R. Beall Registration is required. 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, April 17, at Blvd., DeBary. For more information, visit Gateway Center for the Arts, The guest speaker is Nancy volusiaflagler.score.org or call 880 N. C.R. Beall Blvd., Beth Goren, who will discuss (386) 255-6889. DeBary. business law. Shari Simmans will explain Chamber membership is how to use Twitter. not required to attend; lunch Speed networking Free for members, the cost is will be available for purchase. $10 for non-members. For more information, visit The West Volusia Regional For a reservation or more westvolusiaregionalchamber. Chamber of Commerce will information, visit westvolusi- org or call (386) 490-4606. host a Speed Networking/ aregionalchamber.org or call Vendor Blender from 5 to 7 (386) 490-4606. Learn Google Analytics p.m. Thursday, April 19, at Fan Central Station, 614 Alabama Ave., DeLand. SCORE will host a free Men’s club meets Seating is limited, To register workshop on “Using Google or for more information, visit April 20 Analytics” from 6 to 8 p.m. westvolusiaregionalchamber. Thursday, April 19, in Room org or call (386) 490-4606. The West Volusia Regional 100 at Daytona State College, Dining & Entertainment FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 2018 • DELAND • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSVOLUSIA.COM Out & Horoscopes about

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•Sweet Adelines: Coastal Harmony Region 9 Sweet ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 Adelines International Harmony on the Beach will be April 13-14 Aries, things may seem to be at the Peabody Auditorium, 600 going smoothly when something Auditorium Blvd., Daytona unexpected pops up out of the Beach. blue. Thinking quickly will ensure Nearly 1,000 Sweet Adelines you do not miss a step. will participate in chorus and quartet performances. Also, TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 special performances from previous year champion, Spirit of Taurus, you may want to help the Gulf, and an appearance by solve a problem at work, but in the 2005 Sweet Adelines International Queens of this case, it might be best to let Harmony: The Buzz!. others draw their own conclu- Contests are 4:30 to 9 p.m. sions. Take a step back. Friday for Quartet and 12:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday for Chorus. Tickets GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 are $15 per contest, active military (with ID) free, youth ages Gemini, teamwork is the name 6-19, $5 per contest, children 5 of the game in the days ahead. If and younger, free. Purchase Hometown News File Photo you learn to work with others, tickets in The Peabody lobby. DeBary rock band Grindstone Sinners, which has two performances scheduled at the DeLandapaloo- seemingly unsolvable problems •Concert: Stetson Men & za Original Music & Art Festival on Saturday, April 14, performs during last year’s festival. From left can be solved rather easily. Stetson Women’s Chorale perfor- are bass player Jeff Hunt, singer Ashlyn Weidemiller, drummer Daniel Conner, and guitarist Jay Lem- mance will be at 7:30 p.m. in Lee CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 Chapel in Elizabeth Hall, 421 N. laut. Woodland Blvd., DeLand. The cost is $10 adult, $5 youth and Cancer, your performance at student, no charge for 12 and DeLandapalooza takes over downtown work is a topic of discussion this younger. Tickets available at the For Hometown News and metal. displays and various vendors. week. Others’ recognition of your hard work will provide a door or at stetson.edu/ [email protected] Stages will be at the old courthouse on Pets are allowed at all outside stages. music-tickets. West Indiana Avenue, Chess Park, Half Tickets are $10 and are available at confidence boost. •Bonkerz Comedy Club: The Songwriters Showcases of America Wall Beer House, De La Vega, Wood- Atlantic Sounds, 138 W. International Center at Deltona invites the land Corner Stage, Brickhouse Grill, Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach; Steve’s LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 public to comedy night, starring will present the seventh annual DeLan- Yolo, Pioneer Park, the Elusive Grape, Downtown Music, 108 S. Woodland comedian Carmen Vallone, who dapalooza Original Music & Art Festival Communication between you has been on HBO and was from 1 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, April 14, Issues Lounge and Package, Jammin Blvd., DeLand and Yancey Music, 601 S. Shop, the Abbey Wine Bar, the Blind Yonge St., Ormond Beach. Tickets will and close friends this week is a featured on Last Comic Stand- in downtown DeLand. breeze, Leo. You are able to Pig, DeLand City Hall, Trilogy Coffee, be available at the gate day of show for ing. Center at Deltona is at 1640 More than 160 acts will perform on tackle quite a number of Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd. 28 stages during the 12-hour Original Cafe DaVinci, Georgia Avenue Main $15. subjects and may even plan a Doors open at 7:15 p.m., and Music & Art Festival, consisting of rock, States ans Steve’s Downtown Music. For more information or to see a full brief getaway trip. tickets are $5 plus fees at Also, there will be more than 40 art schedule of entertainers, visit ssa.cc. bonkerzcomedyproductions. folk, blues, Americana, jazz, country com/locations/the-center-at- VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 deltona until the day of the show. Tickets also available at the door Virgo, your week starts out on for $12. There is a two item Not so ‘Dearly Departed’ at Shoestring solid footing. All you need to do purchase minimum, and food For Hometown News is maintain the status quo for and a full bar is available. The [email protected] the next few days and things will age limit is 18. progress in the way that you •Cinematique: Now playing is “Dearly Departed,” the expect. “Furlough” at 242 S. Beach St., brainchild of authors David Daytona Beach. Tickets are $7 Bottrell and Jessie Jones LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 general or $5 members. For will be presented by Shoe- more information, call (386) string Theatre beginning Be proud of the way you are 252-3118. Thursday, April 19. able to remain neutral in In the Baptist backwoods complex situations, Libra. This is Saturday, April 14 of the Bible Belt, the belea- why others will come to you guered Turpin family when they need advice in the •Civic Ballet of Volusia County: days ahead. The Civic Ballet of Volusia proves living and dying in County’s presents its third the South are seldom tidy annual “Festival of Dance,” and always hilarious. SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 featuring its dance showcase at Despite their earnest efforts Peabody Auditorium, 600 to pull themselves together Scorpio, others may misinter- Auditorium Blvd., Daytona for their father’s funeral, pret your willingness to offer an Beach. the Turpin’s other problems opinion as intrusive. Reassure For more information, visit keep overshadowing the them that you are just offering help, not trying to pry. civicballetvc.org/festi- solemn occasion: Firstborn val-of-dance-2018. •Concert: Great Pianists at Ray-Bud drinks himself SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 Stetson series will be at 7:30 silly as the funeral bills mount; Junior, the younger p.m. at Lee Chapel in Elizabeth Sagittarius, you are tempted Hall, 421 N. Woodland Blvd., son, is juggling financial Photo courtesy of Anne Sollien to color outside the lines and DeLand. Free and open to the ruin, a pack of no-neck “Dearly Departed” will open on April 19 at the Shoestring Theatre, 380 S. break all sorts of boundaries. public. monster kids and a wife Goodwin St., Lake Helen. The family plans Daddy’s (Bud Turpin) Funeral. But at this juncture in time, it who suspects him of infi- may be better to play things a bit Sunday, April 15 delity in the family car; Standing left to right: Junior (Steve Ballesteros), Lucille (Karin Ballesteros), more moderately. their spinster sister, Ray-Bud (Matt Lenssen). Seated left to right: Suzanne (Sarah Wilson), Mar- •Concert: The Daytona Beach Delightful, copes with guerite (Andrea Finkle), Raynelle (Cindy Dusenberg), Royce (Josh Childers); See OUT, page B2 See SHOESTRING, page B2 and front: Delightful (Lindsey Demetree). See SCOPES, page B2 MI MEXICO

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C SUN 11a-6p SUN 12-6 NO EBT CARDS E 386.478.0122 386.740.1772 H O I C B-2 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, April 13, 2018 Art Notes Guitar-picking fun Museum opens exhibit, Mainstream Realism of Jamie Exhibition” on display from Wyeth and Norman Rockwell April 14 to May 2, at 139 E. presents lecture and the dramatic New Real- Michigan Ave., DeLand. ism of the ‘60s and ‘70s. The presentations are the The Museum of Art Reception will be from 5 to capstone works created by DeLand will host an opening 5:30 p.m. and presentation Stetson’s graduating seniors reception for “Neil Welliver: from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Reser- in the Creative Arts Depart- Painting with a Passion” from vations required. Admission ment. 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, April 13, at for museum members is $20 All events at the Hand Art 100 N. Woodland Blvd. and $25 for non-members. Center and free and open to Admission is free for mem- For reservations for the the public. bers and $10 for non-mem- reception and talk, visit For more information, visit bers. moartdeland.org or call (386) stetson.edu/hand-art-center. The Walter May Art Speaks 734-4371. Lecture Series will present “Masters of Post War Realism Tapestry group meets from Pearlstein to Welliver” Digital arts seniors from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Friday, display work The Tapestry Reading April 20, at100 N. Woodland Group meets from 8 to 9:30 a.m. each Thursday at the Blvd. Stetson University Homer Boston Coffee Shop, 109 E. Dr. Louis Zona will focus & Dolly Hand Art Center will New York Ave., DeLand. upon narrative painting since have “Welcome to the New The public may attend. World War II, including the Age: Digital Arts Senior

through the Years” and songs College Foundation will present from “The Magnificent Seven” “Cooking With Chef Costa And Out and “Charlie and the Chocolate Eve” at 2 p.m. at DSC’s From page B1 Factory.” For more information, Advanced Technology College, Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer visit volusiacommunitysympho- 1770 Technology Blvd., Daytona Choral Society, under the Bob Bronar of Rockledge, left, joins Apopka folksinger Brian Smalley on Satur- ny.org. Beach. direction of Tawn Thomas, will day, April 7, on the Family Stage for some old-fashioned guitar picking at the Enjoy a live cooking presenta- perform a concert of 20th tion with Chef Costa and his Pioneer Settlement’s Spring Frolic in Barberville. century music by composers Tuesday, April 17 wife, Eve, as they recreate one Irving Berlin, George Gershwin of their TV episodes from and Cole Porter at 3:30 p.m. at •Peabody Auditorium: Theresa WDSC’s Local Harvest show. All Saints Lutheran Church, 761 Caputo Live! The Experience will Free to WISE members. WISE Dunlawton Ave., Port Orange. A be at 7:30 p.m. at 600 is open to anyone age 50 or donation of $10 is suggested. Auditorium Blvd., Daytona older for $25 for an individual For more information, call (386) Beach. Ms. Caputo is from or $45 per couple per year. For 274-5604 or visit dayton- TLC’s hit show, “Long Island The Club Scene more information, visit abeachchoralsociety.com. Medium.” DaytonaState.edu/foundation •Stetson Percussion Ensemble: “The Experience” brings Ms. •Bank & Blues Club: A Night of performers are Mark Venneri, •Ocean Deck: Morning Buzz email Foundation@DaytonaS- Stetson University Percussion Caputo face-to-face with her Blues with Martin and The Dead 6-10 p.m. Friday, April 13; plays at 9:30 p.m. Mondays. tate.edu or call (386) 506- Studio will perform at 3 p.m. at fans, as she lets spirit guide her Guys, and Shaw Davis & The Kayonne Riley & Downtown Trio, Orange Avenue plays at 9:30 4506. Lee Chapel in Elizabeth Hall, through the audience. Learn Black Ties will be at 9 p.m. 6:30-10:30 p.m. Saturday, April p.m. Tuesdays. Caribbean Posse •Stetson Guitar on the Rocks: 421 N. Woodland Blvd., more about Theresa at Saturday, April 14. Tickets start 14; 5 Island Steele, noon- 4 p.m. performs from 9:30 p.m.-2 a.m. This event will feature solo DeLand. Free and open to the theresacaputo.com. at $8. The club is at 701 Main Sunday, April 15; Christie Beu, Thursday through Sunday. performances by the guitar public. Tickets start at $39.75 (plus St., Daytona Beach. For more 5:30-9:30 p.m. Wednesday, April Robert Keele plays acoustic students of Stephen Robinson •Volusia Community Symphony: applicable service charges) and information, call (386) 252- 18, and Thursday, April 19, at guitar from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. will be at 7:30 p.m. at the The Volusia Community are subject to change. Purchas- 9877. 101 Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Wednesdays. Tom Redmond Tinsley Room in Presser Hall, Symphony will perform at 3 ing a ticket does not guarantee •Black Sheep Pub and Eating Beach. Dinner reservations performs classic rock from 5-8 419 N. Woodland Blvd., p.m. at First Congregational a reading. House: Happy Hour is 3-7 p.m. required, For more information, p.m. Fridays. Karaoke with DeLand. Free and open to the Church of Orange City, 201 W. For more information, call and 9 p.m.-close daily. Weekly call (386) 428-1865. Stormin’ Norman is from 4-8 public. University Ave. The outdoor (386) 671-3460. specials include $4 “CuervoRi- •Halifax Yacht Club: Mark p.m. every Saturday and Sunday, concert will feature “His •WISE: Wisdom In Senior tas” Mondays; Locals Night with Venneri will perform from 6-9 at 127 S. Ocean Ave., Daytona Excellency March,” “Star Wars Education of the Daytona State See OUT, page B3 happy hour all night and Pub p.m. Saturday, April 14, at 331 S. Beach. For more information, Trivia at 7 p.m., gift card prizes, Beach St., Daytona Beach. For call (386) 253-5224 or visit Wednesdays; Ladies Night with more information, call (386) oceandeck.com. live music, drink specials and $4 255-7459. •Ohana Luau Dinner Show: This the Turpins turn for comfort Show dates are 7:30 p.m. three-olive martinis, Thursdays. •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: dinner show spectacular and to their friends and neigh- April 19, 20, 21 and April 26, Live music is every weekend at Upcoming performers are family-style feast will be Shoestring 890 S. Atlantic Ave. in Ormond Reuben Morgan, Friday, April 13; Thursday, Friday and Saturday. From page A1 bors, an eccentric community 27, 28 and 2:30 p.m. Sundays of misfits who just manage to April 22 and 29, at 380 S. Beach. For more information, Robert Keele, Saturday, April 14; The show has a 6:30 p.m. death as she does life, by call (386) 673-5933 or visit Don Hill, Sunday, April 15, and seating, dinner at 7:15 p.m. and pull together and help each Goodwin St., Lake Helen. theblacksheep.com. Tuesday, April 17; Ed Wolford, show at 7:30 p.m., at the devouring junk food; and all other through their hours of Ticket prices are $18 for •Café Da Vinci: Jazz in the Monday, April 16; Reuben Hawaiian Inn, 2301 S. Atlantic the neighbors add more than need, and finally, the funeral. adult, $15 for senior, and $10 Courtyard (inside if raining) with Morgan, Wednesday, April 18; Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. For two cents. When the patriarch of the for students and children. The DaVinci Jazz Experiment, and Gary “Not Quite” Wright, more information, call (386) As the situation becomes Turpin family keels over dead Thursdays are BOGO, buy 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 17. An Thursday, April 19. Weather 255-5411, Ext. 186, or visit fraught with mishap, Ray- in the first scene, the struggle one adult ticket and get one open mike night starts at 7 p.m. permitting, live music is at 2986 myohanaluau.com. Bud says to his long-suffering to get him buried involves the free. each Wednesday at 112 W. Ocean Shore Blvd., Ormond-by- •Ormond Brewing Co.: Craft wife, “When I die, don’t tell whole clan, including the For reservations, call (386) Georgia Ave., DeLand. For more the-Sea. For more information, beer tastings are 4 to 11 p.m. nobody. Just bury me in the not-so-grieving widow who 228-3777. information, call (386) 736- call (386) 265-1977. Thursday and Friday, noon to 11 •Mr. Dunderbak’s: backyard and tell everybody I wants to put “Mean and 0008 or visit cafedavincideland. Sponsors a p.m. Saturday and noon to 8 left you.” Amidst the chaos, com. monthly beer tasting. Cost is p.m. Sunday. Live music and Surly” on the tombstone. •Daytona Beach Brewing Co.: $12 per person. Seating is food are featured Friday Taproom hours are 4-8 p.m. limited to the first 70 prepaid evenings at 301 Division Ave., in black and white will help you details and do your best. Tuesday-Thursday and noon to reservations. If interested, call Unit 15, Ormond Beach. For set your course. 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday in (386) 258-1600 to reserve a more information call (386) Scopes Unit N at 482 Fentress Blvd., spot at 1700 W. International 256-3904. From page B1 PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20 Daytona Beach. For more Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. •Sinatra’s Laldila Ristorante: AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 information, call (844) 352- •Mulligan’s Family Sports Grille: Pianists play from 6-9 p.m. CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 Pisces, don’t be afraid to go 2337 or visit daytonabeachbrew- Karaoke with Just George will be Wednesday to Saturday. Karaoke Aquarius, although it may off on your own this week. ingcompany.com. at 9 p.m. Friday. Karaoke by is 9 p.m. to close Saturday at Capricorn, if you are serious seem foolish at this point to Sometimes you need some •Down the Hatch: Upcoming Rube is at 9 p.m. Saturday. Live 355 Cassadaga Road, Lake about your goals, you have to scale back on your workload, time to think for yourself to get performers are Donnie Bostic, Team Trivia is 6:30-8:30 p.m. Helen. For information, call hunker down this week and doing so will enable you to into a zone. 6-10 p.m. Friday, April 13, and Monday. Free to play and win (386) 218-3806. draw out a plan. Seeing things focus more intently on specific 1-5 p.m. Saturday, April 14; prizes. Eddie Uzzle will perform •Sunny’s Wine & Liquor: A free Silver Creek, 6-10 p.m. Saturday; rock oldies from 6-10 p.m. wine and liquor tasting is hosted and Jimmy Z., 1-5 p.m. Sunday, Tuesday. Jay Paski acoustic solo from 4-7 p.m. each Friday and April 15, at 4894 Front St., at 6 p.m. Wednesday. Karaoke Saturday at 350 S. Spring Ponce Inlet. For more informa- with Just George is 9 p.m. Garden Ave., DeLand. For more tion, call (386) 761-4831 or visit Thursday at 3830 S. Nova, Port information, call (386) 738- downthehatchseafood.com. Orange. For more information, 7533 or visit delandliquorstore. •Frappes Italian Grille: call (386) 788-3268. com. “Happiest Hour” is in the bar •Norwood’s Restaurant and Wine •Tiano’s Italian Restaurant: nightly from 5-6:30 p.m. First Shop: Free wine tastings are from Mark Venneri will perform from Tuesday of the month is wine 5-7 p.m. each Friday on the deck 6-9 p.m. Saturday, April 21, at tasting, two whites, two reds and and Saturday in the shop with 1000 Wayne Ave., New Smyrna an appetizer for $25. For complimentary cheeses at 400 Beach. For more information, reservations, call (386) 615- Second Ave., New Smyrna call (386) 423-0330. 4888. Beach. For more information, •Grille at Riverview: Upcoming call (386) 428-4621.

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For more information, call Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Beall Blvd., DeBary. For more (386) 671-3460. Gateway Center for the Arts, 880 information, visit vfwpost8093. Out N. U.S. 17/92, DeBary. For more com or call (386) 668-8640. From page B2 information, call Rob Rinaldo at •West Volusia Historical Society Ongoing Events (407) 443-6965. Complex: The complex consists of Thursday, April 19 •Lake Helen Market in the Park: The Henry A. DeLand House •American Legion Post 127: 8 a.m. to noon each Saturday at Museum and gift shop, the •Stetson University Theater Arts: Every first and third Saturday Blake Park, 437 N. Lakeview Robert M. Conrad Education and Student Directed One-Act Plays bingo is played at 1 p.m. with Drive. Research Center and the Lue will be performed at 8 p.m. April free hot dogs and coffee. Public •Meditation: Offered at 9 a.m., Gim Gong Memorial Garden. U.C.S.S. SPIRITUAL CENTRE CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALISTS 19-21 and 3 p.m. April 22, at hall rental is available at 109 each Wednesday at the Bamboo Guided tours and gift shop are 102 A. ASPEN AVE. • ORANGE CITY Second Stage Theater in the Cassadaga Road, Lake Helen. Arts Center, 4490 Cave Lake available. Hours are noon to 4 Museum of Art, 600 N. Wood- For information, call (386) THURSDAY Road, DeLeon Springs. Previous p.m. Tuesday to Saturday. The Healing: 7:00 pm land Blvd., DeLand. Students 228-2770. experience is not a hindrance last tour is at 3 p.m. Admission is VOTED BEST from the advanced directing •Artisan Alley Farmer’s Market: and probably a benefit. Admis- $5 for adults, $3 for children All Message Service: 7:30 pm CHURCH class test their story-telling skills The market is from 6-9 p.m. sion is free. For more informa- under 11 and free for children Music By Keith Molyneaux as they lead their fellow students each Friday in Downtown SERVICES 2017 tion, call (386) 277-2069 or visit under six. For more information, DER EA S in a production of their choice. DeLand and offers local, organic mentalillnessmyths.com. call (386) 740-6813, email SUNDAY AND REV. R ’ Tickets are $12 for adults, $10 Healing: 10:00 am produce, plants, orchids and MARGARET C •Orange City Farmers Market: 8 [email protected] or visit H E for seniors and non-Stetson homemade breads. For more a.m. to 1 p.m. each Friday at delandhouse.com. Church Service: 10:30 am ANN O I C students. Stetson students, information, call (386) 589- Music by Louis Whilden & Terry Lerner Dickinson Park, corner of U.S. SCHMIDT AS faculty, and staff are free with 3118. 17/92 and East Graves Avenue, To include an event on the their ID. For more information, •Celebrate Recovery at TLC: A ALL ARE WELCOME FRIENDLIEST Orange City. Hometown News Calendar, Pastor: Rev. Margaret Ann Schmidt visit stetson.edu/creative-arts/ 12-step program that meets at 7 •Sandcastle Storytellers: The send an email to newsdy@ PASTOR programs/theatre-arts/ p.m. every Friday in The group meets from 6-8 p.m. hometownnewsol.com or fax Visit Our Website: second-stage-2017-18-season. Lighthouse Church Cafe, 1525 Saturdays at the Boston (386) 322-5901. www.ucss-spiritualcentre.com LIKE US ON For ticket reservations or S. State Road 15-A, DeLand. Gourmet Coffee Shop, 109 E. questions, call (386) 822-8700. Childcare is provided. New York Ave., DeLand. The •DeBary Hall Historic Site: Tours public may attend. Upcoming events of the 1871 hunting lodge are •VFW Post 8093: Bingo is at 5 We Make Organizing Easy available from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. p.m. Sundays. Pinochle is at Tuesday through Saturday and 6:30 p.m. and corn hole at 7 •Concert: Stetson Concert from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. Choir will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday, p.m. Mondays. Tuesday there is Admission is $5 for adults, $4 free pool all day until 7 p.m.; April 20, at Lee Chapel in for seniors, $2 for children ages Elizabeth Hall, 421 N. Woodland then the pool league plays. 3 to 12, and free for children 2 Bunco is at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Blvd., DeLand. Tickets are $10 and younger. For more informa- for adults, $5 for youth and free Karaoke is at 7 p.m. Wednesday. tion, visit debaryhall.com. Dinner is served from 5-7 p.m. for 12 and younger. Tickets •DeLand Farmer’s Market: 7 available at the door or at Wednesday. The dice game Left a.m. to noon each Wednesday at Center Right is played at 7 p.m. stetson.edu/music-tickets. the Volusia County Fairgrounds, •Peabody Auditorium: Jo Koy: each Thursday. There is an 3050 E. New York Ave., DeLand. all-you-can-eat fish fry Friday Break The Mold Tour Live will be •DeLand Flea Market: 6:30 a.m. at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 21, at from 5-7 p.m. Friday and to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Saturday entertainment is at 600 Auditorium Blvd., Daytona at 535 Fair St. For more Beach. 7:30 p.m. Drinks and pizza are information, call (386) 631- served at the Canteen. The post Tickets range from $35 to 6500. $45, plus applicable surcharges. is at 351 S. Charles Richard •Gateway Farmers Market: Every 20% OFF ALL PURCHASES OF $1000

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Sin- reception at the yacht club’s This event is a 5K fun run/ to host fishing derby gle-day admission is $16 for Tiki Bar in New Smyrna walk on the beach and will pay for children adults and $8 for ages 4-9. Beach. tribute to Congressional Two-day admission is $25 for Competitive classes include Medal of Honor recipients. Lake Woodruff National adults and $15 for ages 4-9. Spinnaker, non-Spinnaker, There will be two segments: Wildlife Refuge will host its Children 3 and younger are and Cruising class division •Military Timed 5K Run – a seventh annual Children’s free. vying for the Lipton Cup Tro- timed run will kick-off the Fishing Derby from 8 to 11 For more information, visit phy, donated by Sir Thomas event with the top three finish- a.m. Saturday, April 28, at the teamfloridagymnastics.org. Lipton in 1922. Also, a special ers receiving prizes. Only refuge impoundment at the trophy will be presented in the active duty and active reserve end of Mud Lake Road in Turtles and sharks Team Category; any three members from all services will DeLeon Springs,. boats from a yacht club or sail- be eligible to participate. A Children ages 3 to 12 will collide ing group can sail as a team to military ID must be presented compete within three age earn points for the trophy. at registration. The top finish- brackets, vying for first, sec- The Daytona Tortugas face Entry fee with a FCSA er will receive a $100 prize. ond or third place for the off against the Jupiter Ham- PHRF certificate is $50; after •5k Fun/Run Walk – this smallest, largest and the most merheads at 7:05 p.m. Friday, April 6 is $60. All other com- will be an untimed event and fish caught. April 13 and Saturday, April 14 petitors, including PHRF rat- is open to anyone who regis- Bait is provided; just bring and 5:30 p.m. Sunday, April ing fee is $85 and $95 after ters. A T-shirt will be provided fishing gear, sunscreen and 15, at Jackie Robinson Ball- April 6. to those who register. Regis- folding chairs. Fishing poles park, 105 E. Orange Ave., Day- Registration forms may be tration fee is $20. are provided to children who tona Beach. obtained online at smyrnay- For more information or to do not have their own. The Tortugas will go on the achtclub.com. Click on Boat- register, visit daytonana- For more information or to road Tuesday, April 17, to face ing Regattas, Lipton Cup. vyleague.org. register, call (386) 985-4673. Tampa and Dunedin before Email completed form to returning home April 23. For David Smith at [email protected]. Fishing club meets more information, call (386) com, fax to (386) 427-4640 or Ocean Center hosts 257-3172 or visit milb.com. mail to Smyrna Yacht Club, P. April 19 gymnastics competition O. Box 1560, New Smyrna Smyrna Yacht Club’s Beach, Fl. 32170. The Halifax Sport Fishing The Team Florida Spring Club will meet at 6:45 p.m. District Championships gym- Lipton Cup Regatta Navy League starts Thursday, April 19, at the Riv- nastics competition will be at erside Pavilion, 3431 S. Ridge- Photo courtesy of Scott Peach Jr. the Ocean Center April 14-15. The Smyrna Yacht Club Lip- Honor Run wood Ave., Port Orange. Blaine Peach, 3, shows off his latest two redfish This is an AAU gymnastics ton Cup Regatta will be Satur- Guest speaker will be Cam- caught on Saturday, March 17 while fishing with event, ladies division, levels day, April 14, and Sunday, The Daytona Beach Area eron Jaggard, a principal asso- with his grandfather Scott Peach Jr. in Spruce April 15, in the Atlantic Council of the Navy League is ciate with the Pew Charitable 1-8 competition. Creek. If you’d like to show off your Catch of the The event is open to the Ocean, south of Ponce de Leon inaugurating the Navy League Trusts, who will talk about public. Competition hours are Inlet. Honor Run at 27th Avenue how the oceans are changing Week, send a “jpeg” format photo with your name, from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Satur- Festivities kick off Friday, beach approach in New Smyr- and how it impacts marine life. hometown and where you caught the fish to news- day and Sunday. April 13, with the traditional na Beach at 9 a.m. Saturday, All seminars are free. [email protected]. Chasing some snook for Tomoka River fun fter dropping my could never get into position questions and comments to Swear the Snook Drowned,” is $10.95 at (386) 441-7793. 17-foot Polar in at to make the right cast. Still, on [email protected]. His book, “I available for purchase for Tomoka State Park, I FISHING the ride home I had to smile. I Atook a quick spin around the WITH DAN had not caught the numbers northern edge of the Tomoka DAN SMITH Norm had spoken of, but they CITRUS TREES Basin. were there just as he had told 30% OFF $40 Each! Regular Price $45 Large Variety Trees Grown to thrive in Not actually fishing, but just me. FURNITURE Living Rooms, Dining Rooms, local climate. Navel, Hamlin & hoping to spook up a few big After such a cold winter, I Bedrooms Including Valencia Orange Trees • Lemon and red drum so I could return was pleased to know we still Limes • Tangerines • Ruby Red and gold as it flashed through Mattresses, Box & Frames Grapefruit • Kumquats have a healthy fishery of Expires 04/30/18 Expires 04/30/18 later in the morning. Nothing the brown water, the red plug young snook. That bodes well showed itself. No matter, my stuck to the side of its face. A for the future. target on this day was to fish pretty fish that was clearly the Tomoka River to try and unhurt as I released it. The Fruit & Used Furniture have a little fun with some of Dan Smith has fished the 2012 - 2016 LaRoche 2017 DER D jacks are a worthy opponent EA S A ER R ’ E S the snook my buddy Norm waters of Volusia County for 740 S. Yonge St. (US 1) R ’ and this one at five to six C 386-672-7723 E C had been bragging about. more than 40 years. Email H C H E pounds had stretched my O I Ormond Beach www.larochesfruitgifts.com O I C Norm lives on the river and 10-pound line near capacity. had reported catching and Now fishing with the blue releasing over 80 in just over lure, I soon had another hit six weeks. That’s right – 80. and this time my fish acted How could I ignore something just the way a snook is like that? supposed to. The pretty snook I began just after 8 a.m. with was only 18 inches long, but a full tide that was just strong enough to give me a beginning to ebb. My plan was few minutes of pleasure. Next to cast the mouths of the I threw the red and white to a creeks that feed the river. I had nice 17-inch spotted sea trout. two rods on board, both That was a welcome surprise. baited with MirrOlures — the Now I was nearing the U.S. first with my standby red and 1 bridge and suddenly white twitch bait and the something began feeding second with an old blue along a sea wall. I am well MirrOlure Jr. I have had for aware of the habit of the jacks decades. pushing their potential meal I began with the first. There up against the concrete before was no visible bait in the water gulping them down. Still, I and nothing was feeding, but will never run from a fight, so on my fifth cast a nice snook I made the cast. Bam! As soon hit and took off on a long run. as the lure hit the water, the A stout fish. As the fight wore fish had it and streaked out on, I began to worry. My into the center of the river. snook did not jump or roll When I pulled back hard to even though it was near the turn it, a nice snook jumped. surface on a couple of My jack turned out to be a occasions. As it came near the 22-inch snook. A day of boat, I stopped worrying as it surprises. For the rest of the began the telltale headshake of morning, small snook kept a jack. Not what I hoped for, me busy as I landed two and but still good fun. missed four. Once or twice I The jack was bright yellow saw a larger one feeding, but

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SHOWS LIKE A NEW HOME! SOLD FAMILY FRIENDLY LOCATED IN FLAGLER BEACH! WELCOME TO PARADISE! BEAUTIFUL 2BR/2BA WITH GREAT BEAUTIFUL RENOVATED UPDATED, OPEN & SPACIOUS EXCEPTIONAL 2BR/2BA SPACIOUS 2BR/2BA TRIPLEWIDE ON CURB APPEAL AND BACKS UP TO 2BR/2BA MINUTES TO BEACH! 3BR/2BA WITH SIDE-BY-SIDE WATERFRONT HOME WITH OWN WATER IN 5-STAR ORMOND WOODS FOR PRIVACY Over 1200sq.ft. living space. Kitchen fea- PARKING IN PARKWOOD! DOCK & BOAT LIFT! COMMUNITY Open layout. Kitchen w/island cooktop, lrg tures SS appliances , updated countertops, Beautiful updated kitchen w/breakfast bar. 1,504sq.ft. of living space. Newer bthrms & 1,600sq.ft. Gourmet eat-in kitchen w/cntr breakfast bar & new oven in ’18. Wet Bar for cabinets & storage galore. New, tall toilets in Low maintenance laminate flrs throughout. AC. New windows throughout. Handmade island, Jenn-Air range & breakfast bar. entertaining! Indoor laundry rm with W/D, both bthrms. Soaking tub in master bthrm. Sliding glass door in dining area. Jack & Jill barn doors on track separate living rm from Formal dining/living rms. Inside laundry w/ sink + storage. Newer roof. New A/C in ‘15. Freshly painted. New carpet in both bed- bathroom. Lrg inside laundry rm w/sink. new addition on back of house. Lrg shed with offc. 8 skylights. New hot water heater. Like Screened porch. rooms. Lrg scrn’d porch w/privacy blinds. New roof in ’16 & A/C in ’17. roll-up garage door. new A/C. Recent 4-point inspection. ROSETTA MUNLEY, 386-267-4384 TRISH HAYES, 386-246-7407 TRISH HAYES, 386-246-7407 RAY BREWSTER®, 386-530-4267 ROSETTA MUNLEY, 386-267-4384 PO9053 PO9225 PO9254 PO9206 PO9204 $44,900 $64,900 $84,400 $94,900 $109,900

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WOW!!! BEAUTIFUL, 3BR/2BA BRAND NEW 2018 2BR/2BA HOME WITH FLEETWOOD WITH LARGE CARPORT LARGE, OPEN FLOOR PLAN! SOLD IN CARRIAGE COVE Lot rent incentives. 1,056sq.ft. living space. Carpet/laminate flooring throughout home. 36” drs. Built to current wind zone 2 stand- Amazing colors! Beautiful espresso shaker cabinets & pantry in kitchen w/new appli- ards w/2X6 exterior wall construction. Island ances. Garden tub & walk-in shower in mas- kitchen. Double pane windows, 200AMP ter. Pristine landscaping w/irrigation system. electrical svc/30gal hot water heater. POSSIBLE OWNER FINANCING! HOME WARRANTY & 4-POINT INSPECTION COLONIAL COLONY SOUTH LUANA LUDOVICO, 386-492-0720 RUBY BISSELL, 386-492-0720 THE FALLS AT ORMOND HUGE AND BEAUTIFUL MLS1038865 PO9221 NEW 3BR/2BA WITH OPEN 3BR/2BA, 2004 PALM SPECIAL! BEAUTIFUL, UPDATED $118,000 $129,900 FLOOR PLAN AND LARGE 2BR/2BA IN UPSCALE HARBOR IN 5-STAR 5 STAR COMMUNITY! COMMUNITY ON SCREENED PORCH! New roof. Custom cabinetry, new INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY! Built to current wind zone 2 stand- Over 1,800sq.ft. of living space! FENCED YARD FOR YOUR PETS! countertops, sink & SS appliances. ards with 2 x 6 exterior wall con- Freshly painted textured walls Large kitchen w/center island. Crown & large base board mold- BEAUTIFUL 2BR/2BA WITH LARGE, 2BR/2BA WATERFRONT! struction. Energy efficient. 8ft cathe- throughout. New vanities, sinks & SPACIOUS FLOOR PLAN IN OAK POINT LOT ON SEABIRD ISLAND ing in all rooms. Gorgeous Trey BLUFF AREA! commodes in both bthrms. New Palm Harbor totally renovated. Wrap around dral ceilings. 36” doors. 12X10 ceiling in formal dining room. Living rm flows into dining rm adjacent to lrg, carpet and vinyl flooring in kitchen, desirable kitchen. Extra wide hallway leads deck with 360-degree water views. Many Large garden tub & walk-in shower shed. Furnishings optional. Lot Rent both bthrms and laundry room. to dbl doorway into spacious master bdrm upgrades with installation, tie downs etc. Tray in master bath. w/ 2-dr, lrg closet w/lovely master bth. Inside Incentives. Scrn’d porch overlooking the lake. laundry room. Ceilings, dry walls and newer windows. TRISH HAYES, 386-868-4909 LAURA CHRISTIAN, 386-689-6761 RAYMOND BREWSTER®, 386-530-4267 SUSAN ROSS, 386-530-4623 JAMES PETERS, 386-310-2897 WEST VOLUSIA FEATURED LISTINGS! DL5767 DL5700 DL5739 DL5590 DL5680 $89,999 $100,950 $42,000 $39,900 $62,000

BRAND NEW HOME! BRAND NEW HOME! COVERED CARPORT WATER CONDITIONER & IRRIGATION SYSTEM

BEAUTIFUL, BRAND NEW 3BR/2BA WHAT'S NOT TO LIKE?!? SPACIOUS 2BR/2BA IN PREMIER 55+ 2BR/2BA WITH DOUBLE COVERED CARPORT LOVELY 3BR/2BA WITH LAMINATE WITH CARPORT AND FRONT PORCH! 2br/2ba w/dbl carport & front scrneed COMMUNITY ORANGE TREE VILLAGE! IN PREMIER ORANGE TREE VILLAGE! THROUGHOUT IN 55+ COMMUNITY Open floor plan. Kitchen w/convenient porch. Beautiful layout inside w/tray ceiling Spacious living rm w/ bay window. Kitchen Spacious living rm w/fireplace. Kitchen Open floor plan. Textured walls. FL rm w/ island & spacious white cabinets. Beautiful in living rm. Grey wood-like vinyl flooring in island w/stovetop, lots of cabinets & lrg w/Island cooktop, skylight, lots of cabinets & thermopane windows. Newer hot water heat- bathrooms; master has garden tub & tiled living areas & coordinating grey wood- spacious pantry. Family rm w/wet bar. Lrg FL pantry. Dining area and FL rm off kitchen. Fla er & metal R/O. Dining area & kitchen over- shower. Dark laminate wood/tan carpets to grained cabinets in eat-in kitchen. Crown rm & master ste w/jacuzzi tub. Skylights in rm adds 20sq.ft. of living space. Laundry rm match! molding & drywall construction. both bthrms. w/AC. look lrg living rm. Scrn’d porch with shed. PAT C. 386-878-4944 CAROLE K. 386-878-4944 MICHELE J. 386-878-4944 MICHELE J. 386-878-4944 LOIS B. 386-878-4944

DL5699 DL5768 DL5683 D L 5 7 6 2 DL5761 $94,500 $79,999 $39,900 $22,900 $29,900

BRAND NEW HOME! BRAND NEW HOME! PRICED TO SELL HOME WARRANTY!

FRONT PORCH CUTE AND COZY BEAUTIFUL, REFURBISHED UPDATED 2BD/2BA ON SPACIOUS 2BR/2BA ON OVERLOOKING POND! 2BR/2BA HOME READY 2BR/2BA ON CORNER LOT LARGE LOT WITH PRIVATE CORNER LOT IN BACKYARD! MEADOWLEA ESTATES! Newer 2BR/2BA that has FOR YOU! IN ORANGE TREE VILLAGE, not had an owner yet. Very AN ACTIVE 55+ Many interior updates, large PRICE TO SELL! Nice open floor plan. Plenty of COMMUNITY kitchen, S/S appliances, gray Close to clubhouse, pool and open flr plan w/wood-look mailboxes. Fresh paint. New vinyl flooring/carpet. Crown cabinet storage, nice black Textured walls. 1800sq.ft. tone wood-looking flooring & newer carpet. The homes rub- flooring & landscaping. molding throughout. White Island kitchen w/pantry closet Fireplace. Living room. 2 master appliances and convenient and family rm w/wet bar. Large ber roof has a lifetime transfer- bead board walls, chair rail able warranty and a 7 year old suites. Indoor laundry. Kitchen height give hm real beach/ kitchen island! C/H/A. master bdrm & bath w/ garden w/center island. Large screened tub Jacuzzi & step in shower. FL A/C. The large lot and back- country feel. Separate laun- Carport. Storage shed in back yard field views make you feel porch. Lot rent incl: lawn care/ rm w/ C/H/A. Laminate/car- water/irrigation/sewer/trash/ dry rm.

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