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Vol. 8, No. 9 Your Local News and Information Source • www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Friday, April 5, 2019 General, Cosmetic and Surgical Dermatology Accepting new patients and Community most insurance including Tricare. County Council approves New treatment for keloids with 98% cure rates Notes using SRT-100 Learn about birds animal abuse registry Monday-Friday 8-4pm of the beach Dr. Murchland M.D., Board Certified Dermatologist. By Diane M. Carey judges to ban people convicted of animal cru- Amanda Hulce ARNP. David Baker will share his [email protected] elty from owning pets. It also increases the severity ranking for animal abuse cases. Call 407-644-4212 knowledge of the birds that 2014 - 2017 For Appointments and Details EADER R S Animal abusers beware. The animal abuse registry would include ’ 1840 Greenwich Avenue • Winter Park C inhabit Florida beaches at 1 H E Your crimes will be much more public now thanks people who have been convicted of felony O I C Like us on p.m. Saturday, April 6, at www.blueoceandermatology.com 2018 EADER to the approval of a Volusia County online database R S animal cruelty and misdemeanor animal ’

C DeBary Hall Historic Site, 198 H 1O C E set to go into effect June1. The online registry will cruelty, and would include the court documents. thought I Sunrise Blvd. include the name of the convicted offender, their The database would be housed on the county ani- since there’s no real way Dr. Baker, who earned picture, date of birth and a description of what mal control website. Marion, Osceola, Hillsborough to keep track of these abusers that are banned, the degrees from Lafayette Col- occurred. and Leon counties already have animal abuse regis- only solution would be an animal abuse registry.” lege and Columbia University, Just as she was a driving force behind Ponce’s Law, tries. She met with County Councilwoman Billie taught earth and environmen- Debbie Darino of Port Orange rallied support for “As you know Ponce’s Law was my bill,” Ms. Dari- Wheeler and Ponce Inlet Councilwoman Lois Par- tal science at the high school the registry. Ponce’s Law, named after a puppy that no said. “In it I put that judges have the discretion to and college levels before his was reportedly beaten to death in Ponce Inlet, allows ban abusers from owning or contact with animals. I See ABUSE, page A8 retirement in 2001. For more information, con- tact Tracy Mestre at (386) 668- 3840 or [email protected]. Cheer on! Environmental City seeks resident opinions group tackles The City of DeLand is ask- ing residents to participate in The National Citizen Survey. single-use Surveys were mailed and residents are asked to com- plete and return by April 5. plastics Anyone who did not receive a survey, can visit surveygiz- mo.com/s3/4871610/The- By Diane M. Carey ect. City-of-DeLand-2019-Citi- [email protected] “When attending environ- zen-Survey. mental and civic meetings, I Dream Green Volusia was would hear of many environ- born March 3, providing the mental problems countywide Get crafty area with a grass roots group and became more and more at Deltona library of environmental and civic concerned,” Ms. Scheiber organizations working said. “I started to see a bigger picture that more needed to Adults can make crafts and together. be done and why not try practice sewing during free The group is the brainchild working together to achieve a programs at the Deltona of Ormond Beach resident Suzanne Scheiber. common goal.” Regional Library in April. “I love living in Ormond She hosted meetings of The free activities include: Beach and Volusia County,” environmental and civic •Adult coloring: 1 p.m. Sat- Ms. Scheiber said. “We are a leaders Jan. 26 and March 3 urday, April 6. Meet new peo- special place on the coast in east Volusia County. ple and have fun coloring. because of the beauty of our About 25 people attended •Open paper crafts lab: Randy Barber/staff photographer natural environment.” each meeting. 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tues- DeLand High School language art students Jendaya Talton, 15, and her sis- The clearing of land for Each group is successful in days, April 9 and 23. Bring a ter Noemi, 17, sing and move as they listen to a performance with Isabel Granada Pointe in Ormond their own right, but, she said. project or use the library’s Cri- Costa Rius, 15, and Riley Potter, 24, right, during the Volusia County World Beach upset her, she said. “I “Looking around Volusia cut Explore One, an electronic live directly behind the proj- See PLASTICS, page A4 cutting machine for projects Languages Festival at DeLand High School on Saturday, March, 30. and crafts. •Open sewing lab: 9:30 to 11 a.m. Thursdays, April 11 and 25. Adults can bring a project and use one of the Building Schools library’s six sewing machines. •Crafting at the library: 10 gets AT&T a.m. Thursday, April 18. Make started See NOTES, page A3 on crisis Grant Cooking B3 for STEM CHEF's CORNER shelter in projects Yes, greens For Hometown News are good [email protected] for you DeLand Students at Volusia County For Hometown News high schools will benefit from [email protected] a statewide investment by Photo courtesy of City of DeLand AT&T this year, one that seeks Entertainment B1 Dozens of city and county City and county officials broke ground Saturday, March 30, on The Bridge, to increase understanding of leaders officially kicked off a homeless shelter in DeLand. how classroom curriculum SPRING FROLIC construction Saturday, translates into science, tech- March 30, of The Bridge, a nology, engineering and math crisis shelter and day services “Today’s groundbreaking mental health and drug West Volusia at 421 South careers. center that will serve West is a testament to the hard abuse counseling, job coun- Palmetto Ave. AT&T is working with the Volusia’s homeless popula- work by all involved and seling, medical care, haircuts, Volusia County is funding Consortium of Florida Educa- tion. proves that if we work showers and laundry. The the construction of the facili- tion Foundations to provide The groundbreaking is a together anything is possi- center’s goal will be to transi- ty while all West Volusia cit- experiential learning opportu- result of a dream that began ble,” said Mayor Robert F. tion people to housing with- ies as well as numerous busi- nities for students in school in 2016 as the City of DeLand Apgar in a news release. in 30-90 days. nesses, churches and area districts across Florida. Real- led a cooperative effort Time to stomp around The proposed facility will The facility will also serve stakeholders have committed world application of STEM between the Neighborhood have 6,300 square feet of as West Volusia’s cold weath- for at least five years to fund education concepts, prob- at Barberville Center of West Volusia, space with 30 crisis center er shelter. operations, which will be lem-solving and critical think- Volusia County, all West beds, a communal dining The Bridge will be con- managed by The Neighbor- ing skills will all be key ele- Index Volusia cities, churches, busi- area and commercial kitch- structed by Clermont-based hood Center. ments of the 45 separate nesses and civic groups to en, showers, offices and Marbek Construction Co. The Bridge is expected to Business A7 Out & About B1 projects organized and funded Classified B6 Police Report A5 find a solution for homeless- space to provide coordinated and will be behind the open during the first quarter through CFEF member local Crossword B5 Sports B5 ness in the region. entry and case management, Neighborhood Center of of 2020. See GRANT, page A4 Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6

ART EXHIBIT PAINTINGS AprilTOM 30th 2019 DAVIS • 12-4PM THE CLOISTERS 400 E HOWRY AVE, DELAND FL 32724 www.thecloistersretirement.org Tom has been a treasured resident here at The Cloisters for 8 years. His Livingston apartment, which is north facing, provides perfect lighting for his painting studio. After retiring in 1989 he started painting as a hobby. His favorite medium is oil, which he (800)738-1222 | 400 East Howry Ave., DeLand has been painting for 32 years now. Due to his extensive background as an illustrator his paintings lean to realism, focusing A Retirement Housing Foundation Campus primarily on still life and landscapes. In his lifetime he has received many awards and a gold medal from the Westchester, New A not-for-profit community - ALF#8340 York Art Directors Club for graphic design. Tom’s paintings are available for purchase by cash or personal check. A-2 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, April 5, 2019

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C E H1O I C Friday, April 5, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • A-3 The Museum of Tragedy History E-NEWSLETTER ack in the late 1960’s when I first only a replica. [email protected] arrived, Florida was still littered with LAND LINES Still, I am sure he had film of the the remnants of hundreds of tourists DAN SMITH assassination of JFK and some of the “NEWSLETTER” IN THE SUBJECT Btraps that were built to fleece the thousands artifacts left behind in Lee Harvey of southbound pilgrims. Oswald’s home. OK, the Kennedy car was They ranged from the simple, such as a only one that the president had once gas station with a lone alligator in a pit, to ridden in and not the death car. the sublime, such as Ripley’s Believe It or The whistle from the wreck of the old Not. kitschey museum. It would eventually go 97 train was probably authentic. The When Lana and I bought our first all the way to the Florida Supreme Court house on old Ridgewood Avenue in Bonnie and Clyde death car was actually where the Houghs won. a prop from the movie starring Warren Ormond Beach, I soon discovered a pair Once open, St. Augustine would not Beatty and Faye Dunaway. Come on, after of monkeys were living in the large oak recognize the place on any travel bro- trees on the property. Neighbors told me chures and the tourist tram would never all, this was a tourist trap. No need to get that when a nearby citrus and souvenir go by. I had to wonder how a place like too picky. shop on U. S. 1 closed, the owners opened St. Augustine could not include the The film of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. their cages before they left and released Tragedy Museum in their attempts to lure during the St. Augustine civil rights the monkeys. Hmmm, I thought. Do I tourists to their city? After all, they crusade was probably the real thing. If the own those two furry fellows? already had the aforementioned Ripley ambulance that was used to haul Oswald In those days, our area still had all sorts freak show, a ghost tour, The Potter Wax to the hospital after Ruby shot him was of places designed to get the northerners Museum, an alligator farm, and assorted not the actual one, it was at least one of to stop. Sea aquariums, free orange juice, other schlocky stops. Not to mention the the same era. Sadly Mr. Hough died in stuffed alligators and even a “authentic” fountain of youth. 1996 and Debra closed the museum in museum of speed adorned the 1998. highway. Anyway, I know one thing for Some years back I became sure, I do own one of the original the proud owner of an original signs from the Museum of Tragedy sign from the Museum of History and I am proud of it. To me Tragedy History of St. Augus- it is a valuable piece of Florida tine. I had never been to that history. Heck, we can’t forget where fine establishment, but I couldn’t see the interesting we came from. sign be destroyed. (A pick?) Recently I rediscovered it in Dan Smith is on the board of my garage and decided to look up directors for the Ormond Beach some of the history. OK, I realize Historical Society and The Motor Racing As it turns out Buddy Hough and his Buddy was a bit of a con man (show- Heritage Association and is the author of wife, Debra, opened the place around man?). The Jayne Mansfield death car he two books, “The World’s Greatest Beach” 1985. Well, at least they tried to. The city displayed was a Buick Electra when the and “I Swear the Snook Drowned.” Email of St. Augustine did everything they actual car in the wreck was a Cadillac and questions and comments to fishwdan@att. could to stop them from running their the rifle that shot President Kennedy was net or call (386) 441-7793.

sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat- 9 to 11 a.m. at Garcia’s Mexi- Pick up computer skills Notes urday, April 6, at the Conrad can Grille, 1498 S. Woodland From page A1 Center, 137 W. Michigan Ave., Blvd., DeLand. at Deltona library DeLand. The second clinic will be Adults can enhance their an Easter bunny. Supplies will For more information, call from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at computer knowledge with free (386) 740-6813 or email Ace Hardware, 220 N. Charles be provided. Registration is classes at the Deltona Regional [email protected]. Richard Bell Blvd., DeBary. required; call (386) 789-7207, Library, 2150 Eustace Ave. MENTION THIS AD FOR option 1, then 4, after April 1. The third clinic will be from April’s hour-long classes will The library is open seven 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Save a Lot address these topics: $10 OFF ANY SERVICE Low-cost pet Not valid with any other offer Exp 04/30/2019 days a week at 2150 Eustace Plaza, 1382 Howland Blvd., •Basic internet: 9:30 a.m. Ave., Deltona. shot clinics Deltona. Wednesday, April 10 Heartworm prevention and •E-books and more: 9:30 Historical Society There will be three low-cost flea control products will be a.m. Wednesday, April 17 ALLEN’S APPLIANCE SERVICE pet shot clinics sponsored by available to buy. Cash only for •Basic computer (in Span- 2012 - 2017 2018 ADER ADER E S EARNS ESTEEMED 2014 ANGIE’S LIST E S rummage sale the Society for the Prevention the shots. Proceeds benefit ish): 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, R ’ R ’ C C of Cruelty to Animals Rescue H E H E animals. For more information, April 24 O I C SUPER SERVICE AWARDS! 1O I C The West Volusia Historical Sunday, April 7. call or text (386) 748-8993. Staff offers basic computer 4 YEARS IN A ROW! Society will have a rummage The first clinic will be from See NOTES, page A6 A-4 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, April 5, 2019 Summer Camps Tryouts scheduled 148 W. Turgot Ave., Edgewa- volusia.org/community_ ter: 8 to 10 a.m. May 25 assistance/applications. for Junior Lifeguard •Cypress Aquatic Center, After April 17, applications Program 981 George W. Engram Blvd., may be submitted in person Daytona or by mail to Volusia County Youths between 9 and 15 Beach: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Community Assistance, 110 can enjoy beach activities May 11 and 18; 9 a.m. to 1 W. Rich Ave., DeLand, FL while learning lifesaving p.m. June 8 and 15 32720. techniques during Volusia Registration can be com- For more information, call County’s Junior Lifeguard pleted at volusia.org/beach Jill Marcum at (386) 736- Program. beginning April 1. Return- 5955. Tryouts for the popular ing junior lifeguards do not summer camps begin May 4. have to take the physical skills DeBary Summer Camp Photo courtesy of FUTURES Foundation The Junior Lifeguard Pro- test and may register at any time. Tuition is due upon reg- With the grant check for FUTURES Foundation are, from left, Louise Chapman; gram is not a “learn to swim” The City of DeBary will istration. The cost for a one- program. To qualify, junior host summer camp for stu- James “Jim” Maynard; Desiree Young, Ashlynn Wise and Carter DeCuir, stu- week camp is $150. lifeguards must be able to dents entering second grade dent leaders for the Pine Ridge High School project; and Kevin Craig, AT&T swim 100 yards within two to those entering sixth grade. regional director external & legislative affairs. minutes and 15 seconds, Summer camp Camp will run from 7:30 tread water for five minutes, a.m. to 5:30 p.m. June 3 to to determine the density and cling Stations,” will develop and swim under water 10 scholarships available Aug. 2 at Florence K. Little type of microplastics without small and economical thermo- Grant feet. Town Hall, 12 Colomba From page A1 introducing plastics into the plastic recycling stations so Summer camp scholarships Candidates must pass a Road, DeBary. sample. Select students from businesses, such as restau- are available to income-eligi- physical skills test, which will Registration starts March all 10 Volusia County high rants, can recycle their plastic ble children through Volusia be offered on Saturdays at: 25 for DeBary residents. Gen- education foundations, schools will work with scien- waste into useful, sellable, pro- County’s Community Assis- •Port Orange YMCA, 4701 eral registration will begin including FUTURES Founda- tists from the Marine Discov- motional items. tance Division. City Center Parkway: 2 to 4 April 8. tion for Volusia County ery Center to collect samples Sarah Dougherty of Dough- Families with children who p.m. May 4, 11 and 25 The cost is $85 per week. Schools. and then modify existing pro- erty Manufacturing has agreed are entering grades 1-6 and • DeLand YMCA, 761 Cost includes the week of Two local projects will be tocols to see if the pervasive to serve as a business partner are between the ages of 5 and International Speedway Blvd.: camp, T-shirt, and one to two funded by a $4,000 grant. The microplastic materials can be and will work with students to 12 may apply for scholar- 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 4 and field trips. Lunch is not pro- first project, designed by Envi- counted from a sample with resolve any design or material ships. Students up to 17 years 25 vided. ro/STEM Resource Teacher certainty. problems that are beyond the old who will be attending •Deltona YMCA, 280 Wolf Children may be required Louise Chapman, “What’s the Designed by the Jim May- scope of their abilities. Stu- approved special needs camps Pack Run: 8 to 10 a.m. May 4 to bring additional money for best way to determine what nard, director of the Pine Ride dents also will take a field trip also are eligible. •Ormond Beach YMCA, lunch on field trips (estimat- microplastics are in the ocean Advanced Manufacturing to Dougherty Manufacturing Applications are available 500 Sterthaus Drive: 8 to 10 ed range of $8 to $15 per and its inhabitants?” aims to Academy, the second project, to see how the same processes at all Volusia County public a.m. May 11 and 18 trip). develop a better way of filter- “Solving the Ocean’s Straw work on a large commercial • Southeast Volusia YMCA, library branches or online at ing sea water and oyster mass Problem Through Small Recy- scale.

said. “Single-use plastics environment. They slowly takers of St. Augustine. problem and to engage public Ormond, Friends of Gamble Plastics almost unanimously received break down into microplastics The boat’s captain and envi- participation. The long-term Rogers State Park- Flagler, From page A1 the most votes. The idea is to over a long period of time and ronmental educator Adam goal is to help businesses and New Smyrna History Muse- think out of the box to engage end up contaminating soil and Morley said “I am really other entities transfer from um, New Smyrna Singing the public and inform them of water. The toxic chemicals impressed with (Ms. Schei- single-use plastic to a bio-de- Raging Grannies, Volusia Soil County what we are doing isn’t issues we all care about.” ultimately end up in the food ber’s) efforts. She has done gradable alternative in a finan- and Water Conservation, Hali- enough. Who wants to think The groups are working on chain and are bad for our something that I have not cially sustainable way. fax River Audubon and Beach- what they are doing isn’t replacing single-use plastics, health. They also wreak havoc been able to see anybody else Ms. Scheiber believes in es Go Green from the Jackson- enough when they are putting specifically straws, bags and on wildlife. do and that is get (environ- recycling, but also wants to see ville area. Green Dream Team in so many hours and so much Styrofoam. “This is a worldwide prob- mental and civic groups) all in there be less things needing to members besides Ms. Schei- effort? At the first meeting, we “We have to start some- lem, not just a Volusia County the same room, talking about be recycled, as recycling itself ber, include Lark Shields, talked about our successes and where and refuse to be over- problem” she said. issues and where they would is becoming too costly and David Buono and Weegie failures. It became apparent whelmed by the size and scope Dream Green Volusia will like to go as one large collec- without recycling those items Kuendig. there was much more work of the problem,” she said. raise awareness of what envi- tive. I am really excited to see will end up in landfills and “We all want the best for that needed to be done. We all Single-use plastics are used ronmental and civic groups the progress she has made and waterways contributing to Volusia County, the place we agreed that it was not from a once and thrown away. Ms. are doing. the initiative she has taken to problems. call home” Ms. Scheiber said. lack of caring or trying. Scheiber noted how many The first official project, the get us where we are.” The list of groups participat- “We want businesses and the “After going around the common items in grocery “State of the River” boat tour The next project is going to ing is growing and now public to join the team.” room and having everyone stores come in plastic contain- in New Smyrna Beach, was be a photography challenge. includes Volusia-Flagler Sierra For more information, email pitch their ideas, we voted on ers. Plastics do not bio-de- March 30 on the Litter Gitter Dream Green Volusia’s Club, New Smyrna Resident’s dreamgreenvolusia@gmail. one idea that we could work grade and end up in landfills, boat, owned by the nonprofit short-term goal is to bring Coalition, Southeast Volusia com or call (386) 212- 7721. on countywide,” Ms. Scheiber waterways, oceans and the North Florida Coastal Care- about public awareness of the Audubon, CANDO 2 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT You wouldn’t call a plumber to fix your car; why trust the care of your loved one to anyone but a professional. Our Professional services are complimentary.

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Batten, 34, of possession of a Schedule I sub- Deltona was arrested March DeLand was arrested March stance. Bail was set at $1,000. 27 and charged with posses- DeLand 23 and charged with posses- •Rickeem Vincent Lake, 26, sion of heroin and parapher- sion of Alprazolam and driv- of Deltona, was arrested nalia. Bail was not set. (888) 277-TIPS Police Department ing with license canceled, sus- March 25 and charged with •Eric Scott Golden, 45, of pended/revoked. Bail was set battery, criminal mischief and Deleon Springs was arrested •Matthew McDonald, 22, of at $1,500. aggravated assault with a March 27 and charged with DeLand, was arrested March •Dennis Keith O’Rourke, deadly weapon. Bail was set at dealing in stolen property. Bail Wanted 22 and charged with grand 27, of DeLand, was arrested $3,500. was not set. theft. Bail was set at $1,500. March 23 and charged with •Jerome Mayfield Burden, •Jayson Paul Rowley, 37, of •Audrey Ann Barrett, 29, of possession of heroin, para- 61, of Seville, was arrested Deland was arrested March 27 DeLand, was arrested March phernalia and cocaine. Bail March 25 and charged with and charged with accessory 25 and charged with battery was set at $2,500. battery. Bail was not set. after the fact. Bail was not set. and possession of metham- •Brett W. Stidd, 24, of •Angel R. Soto, 27, of Delto- •Johnathon Edward Veira, phetamine. Bail was set at Orange City, was arrested na, was arrested March 26 and 33, of Deland was arrested $5,000. March 27 and charged with •Danielle T. Dapice, 29, of March 23 and charged with charged with battery and tam- possession of paraphernalia pering with a witness. Bail was battery on a person 65 years of Deland was arrested March 28 age or older. Bail was not set. and charged with robbery and and methamphetmaine. Bail set at $2,000. was set at $2,500. •Lisa Mari Quinones, 30, of •Melinda M. Sanders, 45, of possession of paraphernalia. Deltona was arrested March Bail was set at $5,500. •Adnery Almodovar, 51, of Orange City, was arrested Unknown Suspect Deltona, was arrested March March 26 and charged with 27 and charged with grand •Maurice L. Jones Jr., 20, of theft, possession of amphet- 24 and charged with criminal battery. Bail was set at $1,000. The Daytona Beach (386) 671-5219 or the main Daytona Beach was arrested amine, uttering a forgery and •Zachary David Witty, 24, of Police Department is look- line (386) 671-5100, press 0 March 28 and charged with no mischief. Bail was set at dealing in stolen property. valid driver’s license, posses- $2,500. Deltona, was arrested March ing for information regard- and ask for the Criminal 26 and charged with failure of Bond was not set. ing an aggravated battery Investigation Division. You sion of cocaine and attempted •Theresa R. Smith, 58, of •Chloe R. Wall, 18, of Delto- sex offender to properly regis- that occurred at 3:20 a.m. may also leave an anony- burglary of an occupied dwell- DeLand, was arrested March na was arrested March 28 and ter. Bail was set at $1,500. Saturday, Jan. 26, outside mous crime tip at www. ing. Bail was set at $2,000. 24 and charged with posses- charged with possession of a sion of cocaine. Bail was set at •Mark A. Knox, 20, of the Coyote Ugly Bar at 512 dbpd.us, select Anonymous new legend or prescription Seabreeze Blvd., Daytona Crime Tip on the left for $1,000. DeLand, was arrested March drug without prescription, Orange City 26 and charged with tamper- Beach. Text or Web Tips or text •Joshua W. McClung, 31, possession of a schedule IV DBTIPS to CRIMES Police Department Orange City, was arrested ing with physical evidence, The unknown male was substance, resisting an officer wearing blue jeans, a red (274637). March 25 and charged with possession of cocaine with You may also contact without violence, and conceal- jacket and a red hat. The •William Arizona Miller, 34, battery and tampering with a intent to sell, burglary of an ing a child contrary to court Crime Stoppers at North- of Orange City, was arrested witness. Bail was set at occupied conveyance, crimi- suspect was last seen enter- east Florida at 888-277- order. Bail was set at $7,500. ing a dark colored vehicle. March 26 and charged with $10,000. nal mischief, resisting an offi- TIPS or via the Crime Stop- •Bobbie Chaddick, 54, of The police department is burglary of an unoccupied •Thomas Wayne Farmer, 64, cer without violence, sale of DeLand was arrested March pers app available on the of Deltona, was arrested cocaine within 1,000 feet of a hoping someone might website at northeastflorida. structure and drug offense 28 and charged with tamper- recall the incident or the (felony). Bail was set at $5,000. March 25 and charged with park, theft of law enforcement ing with physical evidence, a crimestoppersweb.com. impersonating an officer and officer equipment fire/emer- general clothing. Tips submitted through •Eric Anthony Miranda, 28, drug offense and possession of If you have information and stalking. Bail was set at gency vehicle. Bail was set at paraphernalia. Bail was set at Crime Stoppers can remain of Orange City was arrested regarding this case (Case anonymous and may be eli- March 27 and charged with $10,000. $71,000. $2,500. •Jay Allen Cook, 34, of •Anterrio D. Watts, 35, of number 20190001652), con- gible for a cash reward of up false imprisonment, tamper- •Trishtan D. Tolbert, 27, of tact Detective Dinardi at to $5,000. ing with a witness and battery. DeBary, was arrested March DeLand, was arrested March Deltona was arrested March Bail was set at $3,500. 25 and charged with posses- 26 and charged with passing a 28 and charged with flee/ •Marvin Hilton Tucker, 67, sion of heroin. Bail was not forged/alterned instrument attempt to elude with lights/ of Orange City, was arrested set. and petit theft. Bail was set at siren active. Bail was set at March 27 and charged with •Ethan G. Russell, 18, of $8,000. $5,000. WE’RE ON aggravated assault. Bail was Deltona, was arrested March •Jonathan E. Hornsby, 39, of not set. 25 and charged with attempt- Deltona, was arrested March ing burglary while armed, pos- 26 and charged with driving Florida Wildlife FACEBOOK! session of burglary tools and with license canceled, sus- Commission Volusia County criminal mischief. Bail was set pended/revoked and posses- Sheriff’s Office at $35,000. sion of a Schedule IV sub- •Samuel Tranquilino, 23, of “Like” Hometown News Volu- •Terrill L. 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I just took a walk around the lake at The Pavilion at Port Orange today. It was too cold to walk on the beach. The amount of litter was unbelievable. Is anyone responsible for keeping this clean? What a shame. Such a beautiful place.

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The family of my next door neighbors go back in New Smyrna Beach-side to the 1930s (population 4,000 plus). They remember not much more than huge sand dunes and a few sea shacks on a then desolate beachside. Randy Barber/staff photographer The family across the street first came to New Smyrna Beach in the 1950s (almost 5,000). Recalling sandy roads and wide Evan Donegan, 16, of the Big Red Ranch & Rescue in Osteen takes three-year-old Scarlett and five- open fenceless yards, they miss the convenient shortcuts when year-old Ethan Anderson of DeLand for a ride during the annual Strawberry Festival at St. Jude’s Epis- folks were on foot as much as in cars. Arriving in the early 1970s copal Church in Orange City on Saturday, March 16. (10,500), my own family and I recollect no more than a handful of restaurants and only a single condominium. As change is often mistaken for progress, a once obscure little In response to: ‘New Smyrna needs more Margaritaville alone. There should be another increase from the beach town along the Central Florida coast between Daytona Renaissance Condominiums where the old Florida Hospital Beach and Cape Canaveral must guard against the blind pursuit first responders’ stood. What about Daytona One, Tanger Outlets, Tomoka Town of rampant growth for the sake of Realtor and retail profits. Los- Center and the new Sam’s Club. ing sight of the attraction to our earlier area, we are left unsettled What Edgewater Police Department and New Smyrna Beach Those are just the new developments that I am aware of There seeing what it has since become. Police Department need to do is again hire motor units that han- are many more throughout the county. Can the commission give Though backwards toward a simpler past is not the direction dle traffic and accidents. us the 20-year projection on these increases in revenue, before in which to go, neither is forwards to a more complex future Neither city has traffic units anymore. I live in Edgewater and we vote on a tax increase? without both cautious and creative consideration for the well-be- it is like a racetrack here in the morning as I walk. That’s the ing of all concerned. problem. Money cut to the wrong areas. Get more motor units for all cities. Left turn light needed NSB yard waste In response to: ‘Leave Amendment 10 alone’ I don’t know who has jurisdiction on this, but come on folks, don’t you think it is way past time to put in left turn signal lights I wanted to advise New Smyrna Beach residents that the city’s on Madeline Avenue at Nova Road in Port Orange. public works garbage pickup is no longer accepting large con- I would agree Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood is amaz- tractor driven yard waste. ing. I just had a $500 tree trimming done and set the fronds out I have no doubt he can run his department. It is not the fact and they are no longer picking that up for no charge. They hav- department heads get more power that the Volusia County Caveat Emptor en’t announced that, so I am hoping to spread the word to all Council is opposed to, it is the fact the entire state got to decide I read with great interest your recent article regarding the New Smyrna Beach residents. I had to pay $150 to have it picked on Volusia County politics, and the fact the county will spend unethical local pool contractor. More importantly, your referral up. huge amounts of money on making the tax collector elected and to the Construction Industry Licensing Board. So, please advise all New Smyrna residents they need to make fundamentally changing the County Charter, an assault on our In the not so distant past, my backyard pool was drained, the sure the contractor agrees to remove all the damaged limbs and Home Rule. tile and grout torn off, skimmer cracked, and the finish ruined everything else they cut from their property before they leave or If the county were the only ones to vote on our county, it by a local pool contractor. Apparently, the first step in a “refur- they could face a bill from the city. would not have passed with the 60 percent needed for amend- ments. Not to mention, many voters didn’t know what they were bish,” but basically the pool was ruined. The unfortunate truth is voting for. The ballot language was composed of “Do you like I did not hire this contractor and their excuse, wrong address. About that letter veterans and by the way we will be fundamentally changing the Yes, you read that correctly. County Charter and spending large amounts of tax dollars.” I attempted to file a complaint with the CILB who politely Today I received a letter I had sent. Overall I could argue either way, and the county has only referred me to the Department of Business and Professional The post office said they could not forward it. They didn’t spent $2,000 in legal, so letting the Supreme Court decide it will Regulation. The pool contractor then “lawyered up.” The DBPR thoroughly explain, but I think one of the reasons they couldn’t finish the debate once and for all. investigator reviewed the evidence and complaint and stated the forward it was it looked like someone took a bite out of the enve- contractor did nothing wrong under her authority. The city code lope, probably a piece of machinery. enforcement had no authority over pool “repairs.” The city police But here’s the kicker. The letter was going to Georgia. It took Need info on impact fees department considered this a civil not criminal matter. The dol- three months for them to return this to me. What do they do lar value of the damage would not justify a small claim, which with these articles in that time? Volusia County has projected $792 million in expenses for meant expensive attorney fees and court costs. projects over the next 20 years. An attempt to meet with my state representative to change the Economic projections should include the other side of the law was met with the response “she is too busy in committee No panhandlers wanted here either equation, which would be the expected increase in revenue from meetings.” new developments and impact fees. We have not seen this side of Don’t be fooled as a consumer or homeowner you are protect- So, let me get this right. Daytona Beach stops the panhandlers the equation. ed by Florida law or local ordinance from less than honest pool and they move into South Daytona. My projection is an increase of $9 million a year from Latitude contractors. Buyer beware. We don’t want to offend them and say anything. The people in South Daytona live here and are offended by the blight we now have to look at. By living here we vote. Wake up South Daytona, also offers free spay and neu- knowledge with free pro- Advisory Board and William please. Notes ter services for cats whose grams at the Deltona Region- S. Harvey Deltona Scholar- From page A3 caregivers take part in the al Library, 2150 Eustace Ave. ship Advisory Board. county’s trap/neuter/return April’s activities include: It needs 11 individuals for program. •E-resources for e-readers: the Economic Development assistance to help patrons 2 p.m. Tuesday, April 9. Learn Advisory Board for a term to search for jobs and complete Appointments are required for all services; call Volusia about the electronic resourc- expire on May 31, 2021. Indi- applications in the e-lab from es available through the viduals can serve a two-year 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Tuesdays County Animal Control at DEADLINES (386) 323-3575. For more library’s website. Bring a term in a non-paid capacity. and Thursdays and from 1 to library card and fully charged The city is looking for The deadline for submissions to Hometown News in Volusia information, visit volusia.org/ 3 p.m. Wednesdays. Bilingual device. seven interested individuals County is 5 p.m. Thursday for the next week's issue, except for animalcontrol. assistance is available from •Anime for adults: 5:30 for appointment to the schol- Rants & Raves, which is 5 p.m. Friday. Deadlines are adjusted for 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Thursdays. p.m. Tuesday, April 9. Enjoy arship board for a two- year holidays. For more information, call (386) 322-5924. For more information, call Monday Munchers anime shows and enter a term. (386) 789-7207, option 1, then drawing for free 30-day pre- If interested, call (386) 878- 4. Monday Munchers will mium passes to crunchyroll. 8500 or (386) 878-8507, or host its annual picnic at noon com. visit deltonafl.gov. County offers low-cost Monday, April 8, at the picnic •Book club: 10 a.m. pet sterilization pavilion of the Community Wednesday, April 17. Mem- Free movies at Deltona United Methodist Church at bers and guests are asked to West Highbanks and Fort read any book by a Florida Regional Library Volusia County’s Animal Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., Florida roads, DeBary. woman author. Care Clinic and mobile Pet 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 All senior citizens beyond •Hatha yoga: 11 a.m. Satur- Watch free flicks at the Vet Cruiser offer low-cost Copyright © 2019, Hometown News, L.C. the age of 50 are welcome. day, April 20. Certified yoga Deltona Regional Library, spay and neuter services in Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in Hamburgers, hot dogs and instructor Daya Devi-Doolin 2150 Eustace Ave. America in 2005, 2006, 2007. unincorporated areas and the will provide instruction. Call condiments will be furnished. April’s lineup includes: One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. cities of DeLand, South Day- (386) 479-8151 to register. •“The Wife:” 11 a.m. Mon- Participants are asked to tona and Oak Hill. •Train your brain: 10 a.m. day, April 8. Rated R. Farris Robinson...... President Julianne Petersen...... Graphic Artist bring a picnic type dish to Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Rodney Bookhardt ...... Senior Account Manager It will be stationed April 9, Wednesday, April 24. Play •“The Everglades:” 2 p.m. Don Hornbeck ...... Regional Circulation Manager Heather Donaldson ...... Inside Sales Manager share, table service, drink, a Flora Wilkerson...... 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News Clerk For more information, call Mercedes Lee-Paquette ...Production Manager Also, appointments are 4. •“Support Your Local Sher- (386) 775-2766. available at the Animal Care Deltona recruiting iff!”: 1 p.m. Saturday, April Clinic, 1250 Indian Lake 20. Rated G. Phone (386) 322-5900 board members •“A Star is Born:” 11 a.m. Fax (386) 322-5901 Road, Daytona Beach. Pets Deltona library plans Classified (386) 322-5949 undergoing sterilization also Monday, April 22. Rated R. Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 receive a rabies vaccination adult programs The City of Deltona is •“Green Book:” 11 a.m. looking for members for the Monday, April 29. Rated Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 and county license. WEST VOLUSIA WEST Economic Development [email protected] The Animal Care Clinic Adults can expand their See NOTES, page A8 Friday, April 5, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • A-7 Tipping point hit on affordable housing ell, it’s become at about $1,500 a month. How Daytona Beach for $2.21 apparent we’ve VOLUSIA many young couples do you million. An entity named Lake reached that tipping know that can afford $1,500 a Sunset Ranch has bought Wpoint where too much of the BUSINESS month for a house? pastureland from Deep Creek Volusia County housing market CECIL G. Ranch at DeLeon Springs for has exceeded the affordability BRUMLEY *** $1.5 million. level. Sales of existing houses by Apparently there’s a mystery *** Realtors in Volusia/Flagler builders put lower-priced about whether VanTrust is area continued to decline in houses on the market when building a distribution center I don’t know if you’d February at 787, down 5.7 they’re doing so well with for Amazon Direct in Daytona consider it a good thing or percent from February 2018. higher priced ones. For Beach. I stand by what I saw not, but the area continues to The median price, where half example, ICI Homes has sold on a brief description on the get some of the trendy new sold for more and half for less, 17 houses in Browns Landing building permits listing of the restaurants. Fast-growing was at $217,750 in February, on Taylor Road in Port office/warehouse VanTrust is chicken restaurant chain Huey up 6.2 percent from last year. Orange since it started in building at Dunn and Mason Magoo’s is going in next to The decline in sales can spring 2017. Most of those Avenue Extension that it was new the Tire Kingdom and only mean that Realtors aren’t houses have sold for more for an Amazon Direct O’Reilly’s Auto Parts at 1250 able to reach all of the market, than $600,000. distribution center. Apparent- Beville Road in Daytona especially the low end. But maybe that’s changing ly someone later deleted the Beach. Also the signs are However, the existing supply as Minto Communities plans description. going up for Smashburger on is a continuing problem. to start building more But then it gets more West ISB in Daytona, so it attached “cottages” in Latitude You can’t blame builders for confusing with the Kansas should be opening soon. Need Teeth? not contributing to the supply Margaritaville. Nope, those start at $253,000. City Business Journal report- as they continue to surpass ing VanTrust was going to *** last year’s output of houses. Just to give you the break- DENTAL SERVICES down. Say a young couple is build a 300,000 distribution With 70 percent of area center in Daytona Beach for On a final note, Southern DENTURE $650 reporting, the U.S. Census trying to buy a house for $200,000. They’ve scrimped Amazon. The one at 2400 Stone Communications is Bureau report shows 146 Mason Avenue is just 68,000 moving out of downtown Crown/Caps $800 permits issued for new houses and saved, and talked their parents out of a few bucks, square feet. So, maybe Daytona Beach. The owner of All Fillings $200 in February in Volusia/Flagler, and have come up with whoever obtained the building six radio channels is setting up up from 127 last February. Full Denture Reline Only $185 $20,000. That’s still just 10 permit was confused or a station at Jimmy Ann Drive Permits issued for multi-fami- percent, but hopefully enough VanTrust is building so much and LPGA Boulevard, which Routine Extractions $100-$185 ly units were dead even at 16. to talk a lender into giving it can’t keep up with what’s is actually where the transmis- However, if you watch the them a 30-year loan at, oh, what. I guess we’ll just have to sion tower is for a couple of In-House Denture Lab • Same Day Denture deed recordings, the builders maybe 5 percent. Since they wait and see. the channels. Repairs and Relines • FREE Consultations & 2nd Opinions aren’t putting up a lot of lower can’t pay down 20 percent and priced houses. You’d expect a avoid private mortgage *** Managing Editor Cecil G. Trusted, Comfortable & Affordable Dental Care townhouse development like insurance, for the first 78 Brumley has been tracking the new Cornerstone Grove at months, their payment would Not a lot of commercial real business and the economy in Yorktowne Boulevard and be $1,364.21. Then the PMI estate deals to report. A Volusia County for more than Hidden Lake Drive in Port Fremont, Calif., investor has 22 years. Contact him at 2012 - 2017 2018 would go away and their DER ADER EA S E S Orange would be less expen- payments would drop to acquired the Davita Labs cbrumley@hometownnewsol. R ’ R ’ C C sive, but no. 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By Diane M. Carey who owns it, how long they what kind of social person you Florida. Inquiries come in plimentary and referral ser- [email protected] have been in business, staffing are, and who you are. We try from other states to help find vices available include patterns, and state inspection to match you with an assisted suitable placements for family financial benefits, liquidation Volusia County is home to a reports. living that is going to be your members. Ms. Traub said the consulting, real estate advice large population of senior citi- Clients will not be referred perfect forever home.” team brainstorms together to and senior relocation services. zens and other adults who may unless the identified commu- Her firm has agreements find the perfect fit for a client. Alzheimer’s caregiver support need help with some daily nity is licensed by the state with several communities, but Estelle Pecchio, who is a groups also are offered at mul- tasks. Department of Social Services, doesn’t place people just any- senior care adviser for Assist- tiple locations. It is difficult and time con- has proper staffing, compas- where. ed Living Made Simple, loves The community is encour- suming to find an appropriate sionate caregivers, and activi- “If the care is not there, I the work. aged to donate pre-owned home to meet their needs. At ties, outings, and exercise pro- won’t recommend it,” she said. For her, it’s the “satisfaction medical equipment to Assisted Assisted Living Made Simple, grams. The community must “Assisted livings are the new of seeing people find a place Living Made Simple. which, in the caring and knowledgeable be clean, have quality meals nursing homes; I try to go to that’s right for them,” Ms. Pec- turn, gives it to clients in need staff offers a free, personalized related to each senior’s needs, places where you can age in chio said. “When they call me, or sells it at a greatly reduced service that helps individuals and have safety and security Rose Traub place.” I’m already assessing where cost. and families find the best liv- features in place. placement company.” The process begins with a the perfect fit would be, and I Ms. Traub co-wrote a book ing situation to meet identified Rose Traub of New Smyrna Her agency only gets paid if complete assessment to pro- take them to more than one called “A Guiding Light for needs. Beach opened the agency in someone is placed in assisted vide customized service. Once place. Nine times out of 10, the Seniors & Their Families,” The places to live include 2012 after years spent working living and payment comes a community has been chosen, place I am thinking of turns which can be purchased at the independent living homes, in home health care and hos- from the community, not the staff follow up to ensure the out to be the right place business or online via Ama- assisted living homes, and pice. client. community is doing all it because I don’t want them to zon. memory/Alzheimer’s care “This has been the most Ms. Traub added, “We’re not promised it would. move again.” For more information, call homes. Staff personally visits amazing journey; we get to like anyone else. We evaluate Assisted Living Made Sim- Complimentary services (386) 847-2322 or (800) 345- every community they repre- help people every day,” Ms. who you are, what you need, ple looks for veterans’ and include escorted tours of com- 7311, or visit the website at sent. A complete background Traub said. “The majority of what your future is going to other benefits as well. The munities based upon budget almsnsb.com or the office 629 check and history is done on what we do is free; a lot of it is look like, how much money team, although based in New specific care needs and life- N. Dixie Freeway in New each community, including volunteer work. We are a you have for assisted living, Smyrna Beach, covers all of style preference. Other com- Smyrna Beach.

and data ter’s degree in accounting and Business analysis as financial management from From page A7 well as deci- Keller Graduate School of sion support Management. to leaders at issue Advent- Free for members, the cost Health Day- Area chamber hosts is $10 for non-members. tona Beach, For a reservation or more monthly events DeLand, Fish information, visit westvolusi- M e m o r i a l , aregionalchamber.org or call New Smyrna The DeLand Area Chamber (386) 490-4606. Beach, Palm Ramotar- of Commerce and the Orange Coast, and Lalloo City Alliance have several reg- Waterman. ularly scheduled events. AdventHealth selects She has nearly 15 years of The discussion group Fuel finance supervisor finance and accounting expe- meets at 7:30 a.m. Mondays at rience, most recently as senior Boston Coffee, 109 E. New Amrita Ramotar-Lalloo has financial analyst at Advent- York Ave., DeLand. been selected to serve as the Health DeLand. Let’s Do Lunch networking finance supervisor for the six A DeLand resident, Ms. meets from 11:30 a.m. to 1 AdventHealth hospitals in Ramotar-Lalloo earned a p.m. Tuesdays at The Cloister’s Flagler, Lake and Volusia bachelor’s degree in technical of DeLand, 400 E. Howry Ave. For more information, call Picture courtesy of Debbie Darino counties. management with a concen- Debbie Darino stands underneath a new billboard in Daytona Beach, cele- Ms. Ramotar-Lalloo will tration in accounting from (386) 734-4331 or visit provide financial reporting DeVry University and a mas- DeLandChamber.org. brating a law she helped create. She also spearheaded the recent animal abuse registry created for Volusia County. from here we will be present- received a national award Abuse ing this idea to the Florida from the Animal Legal St. Patrick's Day fun! From page A1 Association of Counties in Defense Fund for being one hopes to get all counties in of “America’s Top Ten Animal itsky to present a proposal for Florida to implement a regis- Defenders 2019.” the County Council. try,” she said. “The reason I The Volusia County coun- “I felt it was the best way to wanted to do it this way is to cil unanimously passed the monitor abusers and that it set the groundwork for trying registry March 19. would easy for the public as to get a statewide registry for “It’s hopefully something well as LEO, AC officers, Florida in the 2020 session. I we can get all the other cities shelters, rescues, veterinari- felt this would be so easy to involved in and all the coun- ans and your average citizen, do if the counties were ties that are not listed (as hav- who may just want to rehome already onboard. I am always ing the registry),” County a pet for whatever reason,” thinking about what I can do Chair Ed Kelley said. “I think Ms. Darino said. to help stop animal cruelty.” we are at a great place with “I am ecstatic about it and Ms. Darino recently the help of everyone.”

na. a.m. Saturday, April 6. Chil- Notes A breakfast carvefest is at dren ages 2 to 5 can take a From page A6 Rhonda’s Kitchen 2387 S. short hike, make a take-home Volusia Ave., Orange City, at craft, and listen to the book PG-13. 8:30 a.m. on the second and “Gabby and Grandma Go For more information, call fourth Saturday each month Green.” (386) 789-7207, option 1, then at 8:30 a.m. Membership is •Gopher tortoise trek: 2 to not required for the carvefest 3 p.m. Saturday, April 6. 4. Gopher tortoises are consid- Top: and visitors are welcome at Shadé Cole of Body Art Fusion ered a keystone species Optimist club to meet either event. because their burrows pro- works on her face as she waits For more information, call vide shelter for hundreds of for another customer during (386) 985-5805 or visit other animals. the Shamrocks & Shenanigans The Four Towns Optimist deltonawoodcarversclub. Club will meet from 6 to 7 •Solar prints: 2 to 3 p.m. Celtic Band & Cook-Off at com. Sunday, April 7. Learn about Earl Brown Park in DeLand on p.m. Tuesday, April 16, at the the cyanotope process, also Thursday, March 14. Deltona Regional Library, known as photochemical 2150 Eustace Ave. LEC plans nature blueprinting, which was The club goal is to “Bring Left: hikes, programs developed in the 1800s by Out The best in the Children Sabelle Gutierrez, 6, of astronomer and scientist Sir of Our Communities.” The Discover Volusia County’s John Frederick Herschel. DeLand watches her slime club offers a variety of pro- •Gopher tortoise critter get longer and longer during native plants and wildlife grams, many with opportuni- during outdoor hikes and corner: 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. the event. Sabelle has juvenile ties for scholarships and indoor programs at Lyonia Wednesday, April 10. All ages arthritis and was raising awards. Environmental Center, 2150 may celebrate Florida Gopher money for Walk to Cure New members welcome. Eustace Ave., Deltona. Tortoise Day with LEC staff. Arthritis in Orlando May For more information, call The programs will begin in Admission is free. Learn (386) 774-6233. the center’s classroom except what’s happening at the LEC 11. To donate, visit events. at lyoniapreserve.com. arthritis.org/team/14544. the Green Springs Park pro- gram on April 27. Reserva- Woodcarvers meeting tions are required; call (386) Explore Volusia 789-7207, ext. #21028. The Deltona Woodcarvers Programs are free unless Learn about Volusia Coun- Photos by Randy Barber Club meets at noon Tuesdays otherwise noted. ty’s conservation lands and staff photographer at the Church of Nazarene April’s programs include: 1420 Courtland Blvd., Delto- •Tiny trekkers: 10 to 11 land management practices during free Explore Volusia programs in March. Residential • Commercial Reservations are required; Tile • Metal • Shingle • Flat Daytona 386-248-0200 - Orlando 407-270-7006 call (386) 736-5927. Financing Available Edgewater 386-423-3076 Upcoming events include: 2012 - 2017 2018 •Bike-about Longleaf: 8 to www.awsroofing.com ADER DE 10 a.m. Friday, April 5. Bring E S A R We Fix Roof Leaks! R ’ E S R ’ a bicycle and helmet. Meet at C E C the east entrance, 4551 Pio- H C E O I H1O I C neer Trail, New Smyrna Beach. Voted THE BEST •Guided hike: 9 to 11 a.m. 7 Years In A Row! Thursday, April 11. Partici- pants will start at the Fair- child Oak, one of the largest live oak trees in the South, and hike a small trail around this historic area. Meet at Bulow Creek State Park, 3351 Call Today for a FREE Estimate! Old Dixie Highway, Ormond Beach. Dining & Entertainment FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 2019 • WEST VOLUSIA • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSVOLUSIA.COM Out & Horoscopes about

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•Faculty Recital: Romantic piano solos and chamber music, ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 featuring Julliard-trained Hannah Sun and Stetson School of Music You may realize a long-term faculty will be at 7:30 p.m. at Lee goal over the next few days, Chapel in Elizabeth Hall, 421 N. Aries. The sense of accomplish- Woodland Blvd., DeLand. For ment can inspire you to try new more information, call (386) things and set new goals. 822-8950. •Food Trucks: Food Truck First Friday will be from 5-9 p.m. at TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 Blake Park, 493 S. Lakeview Drive, Lake Helen. For more It can be challenging to information, visit lakehelen.com balance private and public life, or email [email protected]. Taurus. Make a concerted effort •Ormond Beach Performing Arts to be open, but don’t overshare Center: Allengang Entertainment information, either. Work with presents True Rumors, a tribute others, if necessary. to Fleetwood Mac, at 7:30 p.m. Hometown News file photo at 399 N. U.S. 1, Ormond Beach. Bob Bronar of Rockledge, left, and Carolyn Dunn of Venice, center, join Apopka folksinger Brian GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Tickets are $30 Reserved Seats Smalley last year on the Family Stage in a spirited rendition of “Girl Back Home” at the Pioneer Set- and $35 at the door. For more tlement’s Spring Frolic in Barberville. Gemini, you want to have information, call (386) 676- momentum, but something trips 3375. you up and slows you down •Daytona Playhouse: “Man of La considerably. You have to find a Mancha” will be performed Annual frolic April 6-7 in Barberville work-around if you want to be select nights to April 14 at 100 happy. Jessamine Blvd. off Halifax Ave., For Hometown News and jams, history demonstrations, chil- membership is $50. Daytona Beach. Tickets are $22 [email protected] dren’s activities, food, silent auction, Support of the Pioneer Settlement CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 for seniors, $23 for adults and Crankin A’s Antique Cars (until 2 p.m. through events and membership helps $14 for youth. For more Pioneer Settlement’s 15th annual Saturday only)m and arts and crafts to continue to provide low-cost educa- Older, unresolved issues may information, call (386) 255- Spring Frolic Music and Dance Festival vendors. tional programs to more than 10,000 bubble up this week and grab at 2431 or visit DaytonaPlayhouse. will be from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, Anyone can participate or just watch. Central and North Florida school chil- your attention, Cancer. Seek out org. April 6, and 9 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Admission is $10 for non-member dren annually through field trips afford- close companions who may be •Cinematique: “Woman at April 7, at 1776 Lightfoot Lane, Barber- adults and $5 for children ages 6 to 12, ing them the experience of the Settle- able to guide you through. War” and “Transit” will be shown ville. children under 6 are free. ment’s uniqueness, applied teachings at 242 S. Beach St., Daytona The event features more than 150 Beach. Tickets are $9 general Annual memberships include free and living history demonstrations. LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 admission or $7 members. musical performers on six stages, old- admission to all events and are available For more information or advance tick- Matinees are $7 or $5. For more time barn dancing, music workshops for $30 for an individual and a family ets, visit pioneersettlement.org. Leo, consistency at work information, call (386) 252- starts to shine through in your 3118. career status and progress at the company. Competition Saturday, April 6 seems to fall away, and you take Eat in a leadership role. •Concert: Volusia Community Symphony will perform at 1:30 VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 p.m. at St. Ann’s Catholic the Church, 26 Dogwood Trail, Showcase your talents to DeBary. For more information, people unfamiliar with what you visit volusiacommunitysympho- Street can do, Virgo. This renewed ny.org. enthusiasm may inspire you and •Peabody Auditorium: Singer others going forward. Songwriter Jackson Browne will in perform at 8 p.m. Saturday, April LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 6, at Peabody Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Blvd., Daytona Libra, the longer you let your Beach. DeLand needs go unaddressed, the Accompanying Jackson during For Hometown News more the pressure and stress the March and April shows are [email protected] will mount. Find a way to put longtime band mates and yourself first this week. vocalists Alethea Mills and The Athens Theatre will Chavonne Stewart, and the present Eat in the Street at SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 acclaimed multi-instrumentalist 7 p.m. Saturday, April 6, on Greg Leisz. The show is sold out. For more Indian and Florida avenues Your sense of security and information, call (386) 671- in DeLand. Photographs courtesy of Jeanine Bonk routine is put to the test with a 3460 or visit peabodyauditori- For the unique event, the Judging by this set up, decorators will have to bring their A game to compete new visitor to your household, um.org. Scorpio. This visitor may require theatre will provide tables in the annual Eat In the Street decorating contest Saturday, April 6. •Plant Sale and Vendor Faire: of eight with chairs and a few concessions on your part. Volusia County’s master tablecloths for $150 each gardeners have been sowing and contest categories are Most Me Strong, but it’s 5K has Theatre, including helping to SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 growing all year to assemble and participants bring their Creative, Movie and TV, become so big it takes up all provide scholarships for plants ideal for growing in own food and drink, and Around the World, Forever their time. So, they contacted underprivileged youth to Sagittarius, try your best to Central Florida. can decorate their tables to Florida, Sports and Games, the Athens Theatre and asked attend summer theatre camp. breeze through interruptions at Locals can purchase these compete for prizes. All about the Paper Plates, if the theatre would like to work this week. Your projects are verdant treasures from 8:30 Tables must be reserved in Set up and decorating is Broadway Shows, Greek Life take over this event. all on schedule, and you want to a.m. to noon during the 21st advance at athensdeland. keep them going forward. annual Master Gardener Plant from 4:30 to 7 p.m. with and People’s Choice. It can be an event for com, the box office or at the dining following immedi- Diners will be entertained Sale and Vendor Faire at the friends and family or a corpo- Elusive Grape. The deadline CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 Volusia County Agricultural ately after. Judging will be by the Stetson University Jazz rate team building activity. is 4 p.m. Saturday, April 6, but Center, 3100 E. New York Ave., from 7 to 8 p.m. Band. Proceeds will support mul- check availability on the web- Your attention may be drawn See OUT, page B2 The table decorating The event was presented by tiple efforts of the Athens site first. See SCOPES, page B2

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DeLand will host Gary Mon- roe, “Photographs and Reve- of Deception’ lations,” from April 5 to June Art club meets 2 at 101 N. Woodland Blvd. The Adult Book Club will Wednesday DeLand. discuss Dean Jobb’s “Empire of Deception” at 11 a.m. A reception will be from 5 The Deltona Art Club will Tuesday, April 9, at the to 7 p.m. Friday, April 5. meet at 9:45 a.m. Wednes- DeBary Public Library, 200 Admission is free for mem- day, April 10, in the Scrub Jay N. Charles R. Beall Blvd. bers and $10 for non-mem- Auditorium of the Deltona The book is available for ber. Regional Library, at 2150 check-out in multiple for- Gallery admission is free Eustace Ave., Deltona. mats, including print, audio- for members, children and Members will be sharing book and e-book. For more students and $5 for their interpretations from the information, call (386) 668- non-members. For more “Photo Challenge” and the 3835. information, call (386) 734- club will have the election of 4371. officers for next season. Celebrate Everyone is welcome. For Photo courtesy of West Volusia Artists, Inc. of DeLand Artists meet April 5 Poetry Month information, email delto- West Volusia Artists of DeLand conducted their Spring Art Show and Sale [email protected] or at DeLand library visit www.deltonaartclub. March 15, at the Sanborn Center. From left standing are members Claire Whit- West Volusia Artists Inc. will meet at 9 a.m. Friday, com. ney, Judith Rowlett, Melinda Cummings, Mary Farrell and seated in front are April 5, at the Sanborn Cen- Enjoy some good poems at Doris Threlkeld and Joe Beaulieu. ter, 815 S. Alabama Ave., the DeLand Regional Library, Seniors exhibit DeLand. which is planning four events Artists of all levels are wel- to celebrate National Poetry at Hand come. Participants should Month in April. bring art supplies. •Poetry reading: 1 p.m. Stetson University Hand For more information, call Saturday, April 6. Poet Terri Art Center will host its The Scene (386) 738-5515. Witek, a Stetson University Seniors Exhibition 2: Studio Club English professor, will read Art from April 13 to May 3, at •Bank & Blues Club: Are and Rammer, 8-11:30 p.m. 4621. some of her favorite poems 139 E. Michigan Ave., Friends Electric with special Saturday, April 6; and Melissa •Ocean Deck: Morning Buzz Learn how to sketch and answer questions. DeLand. guest Moody Galore will perform Trumble, 6-9 p.m. Sunday, April plays at 9:30 p.m. Mondays. at Deltona library •“A Quiet Passion”: 1:15 Opening reception will be at 8:30 p.m. Friday, April 5, at 7, at 918 N. Atlantic Ave. For Orange Avenue plays at 9:30 p.m. Sunday, April 7. This from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, 701 Main St., Daytona Beach. more information, call (386) p.m. Tuesdays. Caribbean Posse Local artist Luz Domin- 2016 film tells the story of April 18. It is free and open to Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Tickets 947-7300 or visit hardtockhotel- performs from 9:30 p.m.-2 a.m. guez will explain how to draw American poet Emily Dick- the public. at $19 reserved and $15 daytonabeach.com. Thursday through Sunday. inson. Cynthia Nixon stars. The exhibition will feature •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: the parts of the face, and put general admission. For more Robert Keele plays acoustic Rated PG-13, 125 minutes. artwork by senior studio art information, call (386) 252- Upcoming performers are True, guitar from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. them in the right place, 9877 or visit daytonabeach- Friday, April 5; Robert Keele, Wednesdays. Tom Redmond during a free program from •Emily Dickinson tea: 1 students. mainstreet.com Saturday, April 6; Don Hill, performs classic rock from 5-8 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Sunday, p.m. Wednesday, April 10. Gallery hours are 11 a.m. •Café Da Vinci: An open mike Sunday, April 7; Eddie Wolford, p.m. Fridays. Karaoke with April 7, at the Deltona Literary lecturer Irene Cur- to 4 p.m. Monday to Wednes- night starts at 7 p.m. each Monday, April 8, and Tuesday, Stormin’ Norman is from 4-8 Regional Library, 2150 Eus- ran will look back on the day and Friday and 11 a.m. to Wednesday at 112 W. Georgia April 9; Reuben Morgan, p.m. every Saturday and Sunday, tace Ave. poet’s life and works. Dressed 6 p.m. Thursday and noon to Ave., DeLand. For more Wednesday, April 10; and Mr. at 127 S. Ocean Ave., Daytona Materials will be provided, as Dickinson, Ms. Curran 4 p.m. Saturday. For more information, call (386) 736- Hill, Thursday, April 11. Weather Beach. For more information, and seating is limited. Reser- will discuss her poetry, life information, call (386) 822- 0008 or visit cafedavincideland. permitting, live music is at 2986 call (386) 253-5224. vations are required; call the and the scandal that erupted 7270 or visit stetson.edu/ com. Ocean Shore Blvd., Ormond-by- •Off the Hook at Inlet Harbor: after her death. The Friends hand-art-center. •CorkScrew Bar & Grille: the-Sea. For more information, Upcoming performers are The library at (386) 789-7207, Upcoming performers are call (386) 265-1977. Blues, 6 p.m. Friday, April 5; Les Robert Harris, noon-3 p.m., •Mr. Dunderbak’s: The next B. Fine, 1 p.m., and Pop Culture, Sunday, April 7; Joe Calabrese, monthly beer tasting will be from 6 p.m. Saturday, April 6; and children 2-11. For more wellness techniques. In 6-9 p.m. Tuesday April 9; and 5:30-8:30 p.m. Friday, April 5. Randy Williams, noon, and J. information call (386) conjunction with the Utilities Gino Conti, 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, The 10 featured beers are Morse, 5 p.m., Sunday, April 7, Out 761-1821. Commission Water Wise April 10, at 235 Canal St., New Dogfish Head The Perfect at 133 Inlet Harbor Road, Ponce From page B1 •Turtle Day: Enjoy close Garden Fair at 200 Canal Smyrna Beach. For more Disguise Double IPA, Wicked Inlet. For more information, call encounters with endangered Street and features a Kid Zone, information, call (386) 957- Weed Burst Passion Fruit Lychee (386) 202-4490. DeLand. sea turtles and other marine rain barrel raffle, scavenger 3955. Session Sour, Octopi Brewing •Ohana Luau Dinner Show: This Bring a wagon and choose life during the 17th annual hunt, plant and water conser- •Down the Hatch: Upcoming Belgian Chocolate Toffee Vanilla dinner show spectacular and from a variety of butterfly and Turtle Day from 10 a.m. to 3 vation ideas. For more performers are Up Tuit, 6 p.m. Stout, Collective Arts Brewing family-style feast will be hummingbird plants, herbs and p.m. at the Marine Science information, call (386) Friday, April 5; Jeff Whitfield, 1 Jam Up The Mash Dry Hopped Thursday, Friday and Saturday. edibles, native plants, Center, 100 Lighthouse Drive, 576-6730. p.m.; Willy Bouton, 6 p.m. Sour, Tampa Bay Brewing Hop The show has a 6:30 p.m. perennials, and trees. Plant Ponce Inlet. Vendors will sell •Ormond Beach Performing Saturday, April 6; and Jimmy Z 1 Silo 5 (a collaboration with seating, dinner at 7:15 p.m. and and garden vendors also will be food and beverages. Exhibitors Arts Center: Orlando Gay Chorus p.m., and Silvercreek, 6 p.m. Tripping Animals Brewery) New show at 7:30 p.m., at the on site. Admission and parking from regional conservation presents The Music of Sunday, April 7, at 4894 Front England IPA with tangerines, Hawaiian Inn, 2301 S. Atlantic are free. For more information, organizations will provide Sondheim and Gershwin at 7 St., Ponce Inlet. For more Cigar City Guayabera, Hacker Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. For visit volusia.org/master-garden- information on projects. Other p.m. at 399 N. U.S. 1, Ormond information, call (386) 761- Pschorr Munich Gold Lager, more information, call (386) er. activities include face painting, Beach. Tickets are $20 4831 or visit downthehatchsea- Victory No Brainer IPA, Sweetwa- 255-5411, Ext. 186. •Florida Lighthouse Day: This crafts and live music. Admis- Reserved Seats and $25 at the food.com. ter Guide Beer Lager, and Island •Sinatra’s Laldila Ristorante: event will be from 10:30 to sion will be free. door. For more information, call •Frappes Italian Grille: Coastal Lager. Cost is $12 per Pianists play from 6-9 p.m. 2:30 p.m. at Ponce De Leon For more information, call (386) 676-3375. “Happiest Hour” is in the bar person. Seating is limited to the Wednesday to Saturday. Inlet Lighthouse, 4931 S. (386) 304-5545 or visit nightly from 5-6:30 p.m. First first 70 prepaid reservations. If Karaoke is 9 p.m. to close Peninsula Drive Ponce Inlet. marinesciencecenter.com. Tuesday of the month is wine interested, call (386) 258-1600 Saturday at 355 Cassadaga Family fun activities and Sunday, April 7 •Spring Fest: A celebration of tasting, two whites, two reds and to reserve a spot at 1700 W. Road, Lake Helen. For informa- workshops designed for nature and wellness will be an appetizer for $25. For International Speedway. tion, call (386) 218-3806. children and families. Explore •Concert: The Volusia from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the reservations, call (386) •Mulligan’s Family Sports Grille: •Stonewood Grill and Tavern: the historical museum Community Symphony will corner of Canal and Live Oak 615-4888. Rock Star Karaoke will be Friday, Mark Venneri will perform from buildings and climb the tallest perform at 2 p.m. at the First streets in New Smyrna Beach. •Grille at Riverview: Upcoming April 5, and Saturday, April 6. 6-9 p.m. each Tuesday at 2150 lighthouse in Florida. Meet the Congregational Church of There will be a labyrinth, Tai performers are Christie Beu, Live Team Trivia, play for free LPGA Blvd., Daytona Beach. For lighthouse keepers as they Orange City, 201 W. University Chi, CrossFit and guided 6:30-10:30 p.m. Friday, April 5; and win prizes, is at 6:30 p.m., more information, call (386) describe their duties. All Ave. meditation. Music by Sitarick 5 Island Steele, 6:30-10:30 p.m. April 8 Eddie Uzzle plays oldies 317-0097. activities are included with For more information, visit from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Learn Saturday, April 6, and Sunday, at 5:30 p.m., April 9. Open Mike •Sunny’s Wine & Liquor: A free regular admission, no advance volusiacommunitysymphony. about native plants, and April 7; Christie Beu, 5:30-9:30 hosted by Bob Heartland is at 6 wine and liquor tasting is hosted reservation required. The cost org. discover natural health and p.m. Wednesday, April 10, and p.m., April 10. Rock Star from 4-7 p.m. each Friday and is $6.95 adults and $1.95 for See OUT, page B3 Mark Venneri, 6-10 p.m. Karaoke is at 7 p.m., April 11, at Saturday at 350 S. Spring Thursday, April 11, at 101 Flagler 3830 S. Nova, Port Orange. For Garden Ave., DeLand. For more Ave., New Smyrna Beach. Dinner more information, call (386) information, call (386) 738- reservations required. For more 788-3268. 7533. AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20 information, call (386) 428- •Norwood’s Restaurant and Wine Scopes 1865. Shop: Free wine tastings are from To submit ClubScene items to From page B1 Make some changes at You may be at a loss for •Hard Rock Hotel Daytona 5-7 p.m. each Friday on the deck Hometown News, email to the material things in your home so that living spaces words because distractions Beach: Upcoming performers are and Saturday in the shop with [email protected] reflect your personality and keep pulling you in different Nina Skyy, 4-7 p.m., and The free cheese at 400 Second Ave., or fax (386) 322-5901. life right now, Capricorn. It is okay to focus on the niceties desire for comfort and directions, Pisces. Stay the Love Band 8-11:30 p.m. Friday, New Smyrna Beach. For more coziness, Aquarius. It can make course the best you can. April 5; The Transfers, 4-7 p.m., information, call (386) 428- surrounding you once in a while. for more harmonious living.

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•Walk: AVA Happy Wanderers rescue. Tuesday, April 9 Admission is $10 for adults, passport at participating Swing into Spring concert series. •Concert: Bethune-Cookman $5 for youth and students and locations or download one at Ormond Beach Leisure Services University’s 44th annual Spring •WISE: Daytona State College free for ages 12 and younger. mainstreetdeland.org. will present free live music April Out Concert will be at 4 p.m. at Mary Foundation’s Wisdom in Senior Tickets are available at the door 11 to 18. Celebrate the start of From page B2 McLeod Bethune Performing Education program will feature or at stetson.edu/music-tickets. Thursday, April 11 spring with great music from 7 to Arts Center, 698 W. International “Genetic Genealogy: How your For more information, call (386) 8:30 p.m. on The Casements’ will host a 5K 10K walk at 8 Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. DNA is Analyzed to Determine 822-8950. •Stetson Theatre Arts: “The North Lawn. The Matt Burke a.m. at Courtyard By Marriott, The annual performance will Ancestry” from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at Importance of Being Earnest” is Band will play April 11. The final 308 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand. feature The Concert Chorale the Advanced Technology Wednesday, April 10 occurring April 11-14. Admission concert on April 18 will feature Parking is at PNC Bank at 312 N. under the direction of Professor College, 1770 Technology Blvd., is $12 adults, $10 seniors and The Moonlight Combo. Swing Woodland. The cost is $3. For Terrance Lane and The Sym- Daytona Beach. •Stetson Guitar Ensemble: non-Stetson students. Stetson into Spring is free and open to more information, call (386) phonic Band under the direction WISE is open to anyone 50 or Stetson Guitar Ensemble will be faculty, staff and students the public. Seating is provided 256-2160, (386) 214-3890 or of Dr. Donovan Wells. The older for $30 per individual or at 7:30 p.m. at Lee Chapel in receive free admission with a and light refreshments will be visit happywanderersfl.org. concert is free and open to the $50 per couple per year. For Elizabeth Hall, 421 N. Woodland valid ID. For more information, sold. Free parking is available at •Big Red Ranch & Rescue’s public. more information, visit Day- Blvd., DeLand. visit stetson.edu. 25 Riverside Drive. For more Spring Fling: From noon to 4 p.m. •Ormond Beach Performing Arts tonaState.edu/wise, or contact For more information, call •Jeeps and Eats: Check out information, call (386) 676- at 611 Lemon Bluff Road, Center: Main Event presents The Suzette Cameron at (386) (386) 822-8950. some cool Jeeps and sample 3216. Osteen, there will be music, Carpenters and More Tribute at 506-4506 or Suzette.Cameron@ •Wine, Women and Chocolate: food while enjoying music at the food, pony rides and inflatables. 2:30 p.m. at 399 N. U.S. 1, DaytonaState.edu. MainStreet DeLand will host the South Daytona Sunshine Plaza Upcoming events The cost is $10 per child and no Ormond Beach. Tickets are $30 •Concert: The Stetson Men monthly women’s night out from from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at 2400 S. •Movie in the Courtyard: charge for adults. Vendors will Reserved Seats and $35 at the and Women’s Chorale will 5:30-8 p.m. in downtown Ridgewood Ave. Activities include Deltona’s Parks & Recreation be onsite, including Kona Ice door. For more information, call perform at 7:30 p.m. at Lee DeLand. There will be special vendors and a raffle. will host “Smallfoot” at 7:30 p.m. and Big Butts BBQ and Catering. (386) 676-3375. Chapel in Elizabeth Hall, 421 N. sales, discounts, giveaways and •Concert: Spring is here and Friday, April 12, at City Hall, Entry fee goes to the horse Woodland Blvd., DeLand. other promotions. Pick up a it’s time for The Casements’ See OUT, page B4 Fun ride

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C C E E www.downthehatchseafood.com H O I C H1O I C B-4 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, April 5, 2019 Health Notes COPD Support Group The screenings will include east Florida AHEC at (904) blood pressure, glucose, cho- 482-0189. AdventHealth DeLand will lesterol and body mass index host a support group at 3 p.m. from noon-6 p.m. each Bereavement support Tuesday, April 9 for anyone Wednesday at 70 Spring Vista Drive, Unit. 2, DeBary, and diagnosed with chronic Kindred Hospice offers 1-6 p.m. Friday, April 12 and obstructive pulmonary disease bereavement support groups 19, at 111 Fountain Drive, and their loved ones in the to help grievers who have Pierson. classrooms at 701 W. Plym- experienced a loss. For an appointment, call outh Ave. There is a monthly group at (386) 320-0110 or visit Free valet parking with oxy- 11 a.m. the second Thursday hhi2001.org. gen and wheelchair assistance of each month at Lindstrom is available. Community Center, corner of For a reservation, call (386) Sisters for Life Winnemissett and South Flor- 943-4847 or email David. ida avenues in DeLand. Thompson@AdventHealth. Sisters For Life Breast Can- For more information, con- com. cer Awareness group will meet tact Kathy Seibert, bereave- at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, April ment coordinator, at (386) 274- Sound Healing 11, at the Perkins Restaurant & 1004 or email Kathleen. Bakery at 1286 Saxon Blvd., [email protected]. Meditation Orange City. New members are welcome. AA meetings Randy Barber/staff photographer Sound Healing Meditation For more information or to Lindsay Turmelle of the Hispanic Health Initiative takes Dan Umipig’s blood will meet from 5 to 6:30 p.m. join the group, call (386)532- Alcoholics Anonymous pressure during the Health Fair at Liberty In Christ Ministries in Deltona on Saturday, April 13, at the Cas- 5897. sadaga Hotel, 355 Cassadaga offers meetings in all of Volu- Saturday, March 23. Road. sia County. The cost is $20. Tools to Quit smoking For more information, visit na. UCF Center for Autism and a.m. every third Wednesday at For more information, email aadaytona.org or call the Gain support, get weighed, Related Disabilities. For more AdventHealth DeLand Labo- [email protected], call A free Tools to Quit Tobac- hotline at (386) 756-2930. celebrate losses and milestones information, call (407) 823- ratory, First Floor, 701 W. (386) 228-2323 or visit co class will meet from 10:30 and join others to help achieve 6020 or visit pals-ucfcard.org. Plymouth Ave. hotelcassadaga.com. a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Healthy Living Centers a goal weight. There is a fee for For more information, call Available tests include pros- April 13, at AdventHealth Fish membership; first meeting (386) 425-5210 or visit vfymca. tate screening blood, $21; Memorial, 1055 Saxon Blvd, The Four Townes Family free. org/hlc. cholesterol, $7; glucose, $7 and Free health screening Orange City. YMCA Healthy Living Center Teen Asperger’s Group will lipid profile, $15. There will be free patches, and Halifax Health will host meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. each No appointment necessary; The Hispanic Health Initia- lozenges, gum, quit plan, Health screenings Taking Off Pounds Sensibly Friday. This program is pro- 12-hour fast required, water tive will host a free health workbook, water bottle and from 6:15 to 8 p.m. Thursdays vided by PALS to support indi- only. For more information, screening for West Volusia res- stress ball. For more informa- Monthly health screenings at 280 Wolf Pack Run, Delto- viduals registered with the call (386) 943-4620. idents. tion or to register, call North- will be offered from 8 to 10 Easter School News Egg hunt Easter Bunny from 10 a.m. to School times changing Tech Faire + HatterHacks at •Hinson Middle School mineral swap, a citizen/science noon. Meet Miss, Junior Miss Stetson University, hosted by Media Center, 1860 N. Clyde pollination count by the Volu- at Gemini Springs and Little Miss Lake Helen/ The Volusia County School Stetson HackerSpace, will be Morris Blvd., Daytona Beach, sia Sandhill Ecosystem’s Polli- April 5-7, on the DeLand cam- Tuesday, April 9, 4 to 6 p.m. Cassadaga from 10 a.m. to board voted to change school nator Project, a native plant pus. •DeLand Administrative Volusia County will spon- noon. start times for next year. giveaway, a demonstration by sor an Easter egg hunt at 10 No coding experience is Complex, 200 N. Clara Ave., A free magic show with •Elementary School will be Stetson Beekeeping and gar- a.m. Saturday, April 6, at needed for the free forum. DeLand, anytime during nor- Randy Crain will be from 7:50 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. dening tips by Hatter Harvest. Gemini Springs Park, 37 Participants will need to regis- mal office hours. 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. •Middle School will be 9:30 The event is free and open Dirksen Drive, DeBary. a.m. to 4:15 p.m., ter and bring their own lap- A pirate invasion and to the public. Children ages 1 to 12 can •High School will be 8:30 tops. Food, drinks and parking mermaid encounter will be Prince For more information, call participate. They will be sep- a.m. to 3:30 p.m. will be provided. (386) 822-7330 or visit stetson. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information or to arated by age groups, and The times will be effective in Entrepreneurship edu/other/gillespie-museum/. parents may help children 2 A Kid Zone will have car- August for the start of the register, visit greatercentral- Program and under. Children must nival games, bounce houses floridatechfaire.com. 2019-20 school year. bring their own baskets to and basket raffles, plus there ERAU free public events Some options being consid- The Stetson University gather eggs filled with candy will be face painting, arts and ered are morning tutoring and ERAU adds School of Business Adminis- and prizes. crafts, and horse and pony The Business of Aviation offering more clubs for middle tration will continue its Entre- For more information, call rides. to board of trustees and More, a live streaming schools to help families transi- preneurship Thursdays semi- David Hinson at (386) 736- For more information, tion to the later start time. nar series at 6 p.m. April 11 in interactive discussion, will be 5953. A scientist-astronaut and email [email protected] Rinker Auditorium in the at 7 p.m. Monday, April 8 in two leading aerospace execu- or call (386) 228- 2121. Lynn Business Center at 345 the Willie Miller Instructional Schools offer tives were unanimously con- N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand. Center at Embry-Riddle Aero- The Center at Deltona firmed to serve on the Board opportunity to assist Gino Santos, a member of nautical University. Deltona of Trustees of Embry-Riddle the advisory board for the Speaker Series Director Easter Brunch will be with school lunches Aeronautical University Eggstravaganza Prince Entrepreneurship Pro- Marc Bernier will talk with served Sunday, April 21, at March 22. gram will discuss his endeavor alumni subject-matter experts 640 Dr. Martin Luther King Volusia County Schools The new ERAU trustees are The 16th annual Deltona as founder of Premium Blend on the “Business of Aviation Blvd., Deltona. now has Angel Funds where Dr. Janet Kavandi, scientist Eggstravaganza will have Inc., an innovative wine-based and More” in a live streaming Brunch will be provided members of the community and NASA astronaut; Neal J. more than 35,000 eggs to col- liquor substitute. by Deltona’s very own Cocky can help bring students’ nega- Keating, Kaman Corp. CEO; interactive discussion. lect at 10 a.m., Saturday, All events are free and open Rooster Café. tive meal accounts into good and Steve Nordlund, vice pres- Aerospace On Campus with April 13. to the public, but seating is For more information or a standing. ident and general manager, Jeff Knittel, the CEO of Airbus Egg hunters are divided limited. reservation call (386) 878- Funding for meals is avail- Boeing NeXt. Americas and an ERAU grad- 8875. into different age groups, able for students who are eligi- uate, will meet at 6 p.m. from 2 to 10, at Dewey O. ble for free or reduced-price Stetson Science Wednesday, April 10, in the Lake Helen Boster Sports Complex, 1200 meals, but meals for students Public can review Miller center. Saxon Blvd. who do not qualify for the textbooks Saturday Veteran’s Appreciation Day Community Spring Eggs are filled with candy, program are not funded. will be at 11:30 a.m. Monday, Stetson University will host toys and prizes and, some To support this program, The grades K-5 English lan- April 15, in the Mori Hosseini Festival Science Saturday from 10 a.m. eggs include tickets for addi- individuals or organizations guage arts textbooks The Student Union Event Center. to noon April 13 at Gillespie tional prizes. Children must that would like to make a char- Volusia County School Dis- All area veterans are invited The City of Lake Helen Museum, 234 E. Michigan bring their own baskets. itable donation can contact an trict is considering buying in to the appreciation ceremony will host the annual Commu- Ave., DeLand. There also will be bounce individual school’s front office. 2019-20 will be available for nity Spring Festival with Eas- The museum’s annual Earth that will include Major Gener- houses, face painters, carica- public review at: ter Egg Hunt from 10 a.m. to Day celebration is a hands-on al Alfred K. Flowers, USAF, ture artist, a fire truck for •Heritage Middle School 2 p.m. Saturday, April 20, at Hackers can hack and science-friendly event that (Ret.), the longest serving Air- exploring, and live bunnies FACT Fair, 1001 Parnell the Lake Helen Equestrian brings together environmental man in U.S. Air Force history. away a weekend Court, Deltona, Monday, April Center at 321 Pleasant St. and chicks. The event also projects from across Stetson’s Lunch will be provided at the 8, 2019, 4 to 6 p.m. Schedule of Events features a Magic Show at campus, including a rock and conclusion of the ceremony. includes a free Easter Egg 10:30 a.m. The Greater Central Florida Hunt for ages newborn to 12 For more information, call years old at 10 a.m. Visit the (386) 878-8900. will be shown in the City Commis- (386) 878-8875. •Concert: Volusia Community Out sion Chambers. •Stetson Concert Choir: The Symphony will perform at 2 p.m. From page B3 •Bonkerz Comedy Club: 52-voice touring choral ensem- Saturday, April 13, at Victoria Matthew David Stanley will ble presents a concert at 7:30 Gardens, 1001 Garden Club 2345 Providence Blvd. Partici- perform at 8 p.m. Friday, April p.m. Friday, April 12, at Lee Drive, DeLand For more pants should bring lawn chairs 12, at The Center at Deltona, Chapel in Elizabeth Hall, 421 N. information, visit volusiacommu- and blankets. Admission, 1640 Dr. Martin Luther King Woodland Blvd., DeLand. nitysymphony.org. popcorn and lemonade are free. Blvd. Admission is $5 in advance Admission is $10 for adults, $5 •Stetson University Symphonic Small coolers are permitted, but (plus fees) from bonkerzcome- for youth and students and free Band: Final concert of the not alcoholic beverages. Outdoor dyproductions.com and $12 at for ages 12 and youth. Tickets academic year will be performed screenings are dependent on the door. Food will be $12 a are available at the door or at at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 13, Florida’s unpredictable weather plate and cash bar drinks will be stetson.edu/music-tickets. For at Lee Chapel in Elizabeth Hall, conditions. In the case of available. Doors open at7:15 more information, call (386) 421 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand. inclement weather, the movie p.m. For more information, call 822-8950. U.C.S.S. SPIRITUAL CENTRE CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALISTS See OUT, page B5 102 A. ASPEN AVE. • ORANGE CITY THURSDAY Healing: 7:00 pm VOTED BEST All Message Service: 7:30 pm CHURCH Religion News Music By Keith Molyneaux SERVICES 2017 DeLand. DeLand. studies, will present “The ADER Church hosts AND REV. E S SUNDAY R ’ Dorothy and Paul Ashton For more information, call Mother Goddess in Hindu- MARGARET Healing: 10:00 am C Lifetree Cafe are hosts on Monday. (386) 734-0677. ism” at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, H E Church Service: 10:30 am ANN O I C Additional meetings will be April 7, at the 1st Unitarian Music by Louis Whilden & James Parman SCHMIDT AS First Christian Church will at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, April Universalist Church of West ALL ARE WELCOME FRIENDLIEST sponsor Lifetree Cafe with the 11, at Boston Coffeehouse, 109 Learn more Volusia, 116 S. Clara Ave., Pastor: Rev. Margaret Ann Schmidt PASTOR topic “Intimacy Anorexia, the E. New York Ave., DeLand, about Hinduism DeLand, dark secret that’s killing mar- and at 1 p.m. Tuesday, April 9, For more information, call Visit Our Website: riages,” at 7 p.m. Monday, at Grand Villa, 350 E. Interna- Dr. Phil Lucas, Stetson Uni- (386) 734.6499 or visit www.ucss-spiritualcentre.com LIKE US ON April 8, in the Church Library tional Speedway Blvd., versity professor of religious uudeland.org. at 1401 W. New York Ave., Friday, April 5, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • B-5 Catch of the Week Surviving an aerial attack at High Bridge he sun came up slowly, mouth closed. filtered by a cloud bank Just then something took hanging low over the FISHING the chartreuse jig and TAtlantic Ocean. WITH DAN streaked off. It was a fat The resulting light sent a DAN SMITH 19-inch sea trout and the warm, golden glow over the fight totaled 10 minutes. The mud flats south of High first five was on the star- Bridge. High atop the a sturdy 21-inch red drum. board side of my kayak and skeleton of a dead tree sat a That battler managed to pull then the trout came close beautiful osprey fish hawk my kayak into the center of and made a mighty leap picking at its breakfast. I am the stream before heading soaring over the boat and an early fisherman, but not for cover beneath the right in front of my face. I sat as early as that big bird of downed cedar. I tightened stunned admiring the pretty, prey. the drag and somehow iridescent, silver fish as it The tide was nearing the managed to stop it. The red sailed past. incoming stage and just came to the boat seemingly When it splashed down on where a stream narrowed tired out, but when it saw the the port side the fight was were a pair of large wading dip net, off it went again. renewed. This contest was birds. A great egret and a Once back at the boat, the taking much too long and blue heron stood sentinel drum decided to dive and with a damaged rod my only a couple feet apart to when I applied maximum chances were growing slim. I fish the last bit of current. pressure I heard something have to tell you when I did On the dying tide, my put the net under the fish I Photo courtesy of John Koenig pop. The eye on the end of expectations were low, but breathed an involuntary sigh A nice slot Trout caught March 27 in Mosquito Lagoon. Angler was John Koe- my rod could take it no more on the second cast some- and broke. Finally I was able of relief. nig of Virginia Beach, Va. with Water Skis Charters. If you’d like to show off thing hit the jig and ate it in to put the red in the boat and Fishing that day had your Catch of the Week, send a “jpeg” format photo with your name, home- half. I soon had two more cover it with a cloth to keep turned out to be slow but I town and where you caught the fish to [email protected]. light hits and two more soft it from jumping out of the had managed to land a pair tail shrimp jig tails were Peanut as they often will. of pretty nice fish on the only destroyed. That had to mean I spent a few minutes two decent hits that came my a school of small bluefish trying to repair my rod but way. I had also avoided an were in the area and that sent with no luck. Now fishing aerial attack. Not bad, not Sports Briefs me paddling. No need to lose from the rod’s second eye, I bad at all. more lures to those aggres- began a drift toward the Roller Derby team competitor who has not previ- visit runsignup.com. Registra- sive feeders. Blues will hit Halifax River. A flight of Dan Smith has fished the ously secured a playoff spot tion will end April 11. anything that moves and gulls took to the air to waters of Volusia County for seeking members can clinch with a victory in the For information on sponsor- usually with a vengeance. screech their anger at my more than 40 years. Email Coke Zero Sugar 400. ship, contact Mica Lill at mlill@ I allowed the kayak to drift coming too close to their questions and comments to The Thunder City Derby The final Coke Zero Sugar vfymca.org or (386) 405-9889. to a stop at a downed tree sandbar. About 50 sea gulls [email protected]. His book, Sirens, the lady roller derby 400 on Independence Day hol- For questions regarding team and changed my jig tail to a were swirling overhead and a “I Swear the Snook Drowned,” team in DeLand, is recruiting. iday weekend is scheduled for creation or registration, contact root beer color in hopes of few showered me with is available for purchase for Classes are open to all ladies Saturday, July 6, along with the Don Stoner at don@runner- discouraging the bluefish. $10.95 at (386) 441-7793. 18 or older and all skill levels. droppings to accentuate their Coca-Cola Firecracker 250 shighracing.com. That seemed to work and displeasure. Luckily, I The Sirens will provide Friday, July 5. pretty quickly I was on with comprehensive lessons on remembered to keep my basic Roller Derby roller skat- Tortugas on the road ing skills, Roller Derby rules Paddle Out Poverty CITRUS TREES and becoming a member of The Daytona Tortugas are MATTRESS Furniture Thunder City Derby Sirens. 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Yonge St. (US 1) 386-672-7723 R ’ Those cheering from shore C C and pre-registration is E H E H O I C Ormond Beach www.larochesfruitgifts.com 1O I C required. enjoy music, food and festivi- For more information, visit ties. derbysirens.com. The cost is free to spectators and volunteers. Event fees are $30 for one or $45 for two. Hot Rotary Golf Classic lunches will be served for $5. Cold drinks also will be avail- The Rotary Club of DeLand able. will host its 25th Anniversary Paddlers can rent paddle- Golf Classic at 8:30 a.m. Satur- boards and kayaks for $20 per day, April 27, at the DeBary hour, including paddle and life Golf and Country Club, 300 vest. Plantation Club Drive. All event proceeds help fund Proceeds from the fundrais- job creation programs in Volu- ing tournament will benefit sia County, Honduras, Haiti Polio Plus and local organiza- and Mexico. tions, such as PAL, The Neigh- For more information, visit borhood Center, Boys & Girls CreatingJobs.org/POP. Clubs and the YMCA. Fee per player is $125. For more information, visit Corporate 5K April 13 delandrotary.org or call Ed Denston at (386) 801-7226. The Volusia Flagler Family YMCA and Halifax Health present the seventh annual Summer NASCAR race Corporate 5K at 8 a.m. Satur- shifting to August day, April 13, at Jackie Robin- son Ballpark, 110 E. Orange Beginning in 2020, the Coke Ave., Daytona Beach. Zero Sugar 400 NASCAR Cup Run or walk, the event is for Series race will shift from July beginners and experienced 4th weekend to Saturday, Aug. athletes. It will be the “Biggest 29 and will serve as the final Office Party in Volusia Coun- race of the regular season, ty” to promote health in the according to Daytona Interna- workplace, teamwork and a lit- tional Speedway President tle friendly competition Chip Wile. among co-workers. The 160-lap, 400-mile race Packet pickup and race day Answers Located in the Classified Section will provide one last opportu- registration will be available nity for drivers to qualify for starting at 7 a.m. at the Jack. the NASCAR playoffs. Every The cost is $27. To register Fitness Sit and be fit at the at 11 a.m. every Wednesday. The program focuses on Lake Helen library stretch and strengthening exercises that can be done Adults can take part in free, from a seated position. Wear weekly exercise programs at comfortable clothing and the LakeHelen Public Library, bring a towel. 221 N. Euclid Ave. Advance registration is Library employee Charles required. For more informa- Schwab leads “Sit and Be Fit” tion, call (386) 228-1152.

Tickets are available at the door or at stetson.edu/music-tickets. Out For more information, call (386) From page B4 822-8950. Admission is $10 for adults, •Art Among The Trees: The juried $5 for youth and students and Art, Craft and Music Festival will free for ages 12 and youth. See OUT, page B6 B-6 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, April 5, 2019

free) The event is goes on rain or tion, visit debaryhall.com. Road, DeLeon Springs. Previous 4:30-8 p.m. with dancing, Dinner is served 5-7 p.m. shine. •DeLand Farmer’s Market: 7 experience is not a hindrance Donation is $5 for pasta. Wednesday. The dice game Left Out a.m. to noon each Wednesday at and probably a benefit. Admis- Non-members are welcome. Center Right is played at 7 p.m. From page B5 Ongoing Events the Volusia County Fairgrounds, sion is free. For more informa- Take out is available at 1270 Thursday. There is an all-you-can- be from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, 3050 E. New York Ave., DeLand. tion, call (386) 277-2069 or visit Doyle Road. For more informa- eat fish fry Friday from 5-7 p.m. •DeLand Flea Market: 6:30 a.m. mentalillnessmyths.com. tion, call (386) 574 1122. Friday and Saturday entertain- April 13, on the grounds of the •American Legion Post 127: Porter House, 5030 N. U.S. 17 in to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, •Planetarium: The Museum of •VFW Post 3282 Auxiliary: The ment is at 7:30 p.m. Drinks and Every first and third Saturday at 535 Fair St. For more Arts and Sciences Planetarium is post will host auxiliary dinner pizza are served at the Canteen. DeLeon Springs. bingo is played at 1 p.m. with The festival will offer cash information, call (386) 631- open Tuesday through Sunday from 4:30-6:30 p.m. each The post is at 351 S. Charles free hot dogs and coffee. Public 6500. with hourly shows. The shows Sunday at 5810 S. Williamson Richard Beall Blvd., DeBary. For prizes in three categories. New hall rental is available at 109 this year, the event will include •Deltona Woman’s Club: Bunco are “Galileo: The Power of the Blvd. in Port Orange. The cost is more information, visit vfw- Cassadaga Road, Lake Helen. is played at 7 p.m. the first Friday Telescope,” “The Little Star That $7. Desserts are also available post8093.com or call (386) plants, handicrafts, jams, jellies; For information, call (386) and historic, educational, of each month. Arts & Crafts is Could,” “Back to the Moon for for $1. The public may attend. 668-8640. 228-2770. at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Boat Good,” “The Sky Tonight,” “Flight Money raised supports veteran •West Volusia Historical Society environmental and non-profit •Artisan Alley Farmer’s Market: organizations. There will be meetings are 11 a.m. the first Through the Universe and Laser causes. Karaoke will be from 5-8 Complex: The complex consists of The market is from 6-9 p.m. Tuesday of each month. Mania.” Museum admission is p.m. Sunday. For more informa- The Henry A. DeLand House bluegrass and contemporary each Friday in Downtown music throughout the day, the Membership meetings are at 11 $12.95 adults; $6.95 children tion, call (386) 761-7217. Museum and gift shop, the DeLand and offers local, organic a.m. the second Thursday of 6-17; $10.95 seniors and •VFW Post 4250: The “Little V” Robert M. Conrad Education and Crankin A’s antique car show, a produce, plants, orchids and food court, McInnis Elementary each month. The hall at 1049 E. students; members and children will be open New Year’s Eve. It Research Center and the Lue homemade breads. For more Normandy Blvd. is available for 5 and under are free. Admission will host karaoke from 7-11 p.m. Gim Gong Memorial Garden. School student art and a free information, call (386) 589- Kidzone. rentals and social gatherings. includes one show. Additional Saturday. Monday is card bingo Guided tours and gift shop are 3118. For more information, call (386) shows are $5 for adults and $3 at 6:30 p.m. Lunche is served available. Hours are noon to 4 •DeLandaplooza Original Music •Celebrate Recovery at TLC: A Festival: The eighth annual 574-2311. for children 17 and under. noon–2 p.m. Monday to Friday. p.m. Tuesday to Saturday. The 12-step program that meets at 7 •Gateway Farmers Market: Every Parking is free. MOAS is at 352 All money raised supports war last tour is at 3 p.m. Admission is festival will be from 1 p.m. to 1 p.m. every Friday in The a.m. Saturday, April 13. It will Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at S. Nova Road, Daytona Beach. veterans. The post is at 2350 $5 for adults, $3 for children Lighthouse Church Cafe, 1525 Gateway Center for the Arts, 880 For show times, call (386) Sunset Drive, New Smyrna under 11 and free for children feature original music from more S. State Road 15-A, DeLand. than 130 local and regional acts N. U.S. 17/92, DeBary. For more 255-0285 or visit moas.org. Beach. For more information, under six. For more information, Childcare is provided. information, call Rob Rinaldo at •Sandcastle Storytellers: The call (386) 422-1789. call (386) 740-6813, email on 24 stages throughout •DeBary Hall Historic Site: Tours downtown DeLand. Discounted (407) 443-6965. group meets from 6-8 p.m. •VFW Post 8093: Bingo is at 5 [email protected] or visit of the 1871 hunting lodge are •Lake Helen Market in the Park: Saturdays at the Boston p.m. Sundays. Pinochle is at delandhouse.com. advance tickets are online at available from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ssa.cc or at Steve’s Downtown 8 a.m. to noon each Saturday at Gourmet Coffee Shop, 109 E. 6:30 p.m. and corn hole at 7 Tuesday through Saturday and Blake Park, 437 N. Lakeview New York Ave., DeLand. The p.m. Mondays. Tuesday there is To submit an item for Out & Music in DeLand and Atlantic from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. Sounds in Daytona Beach. 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