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Vol. 12, No. 49 Your Local News and Information Source • www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Friday, Dec. 22, 2017 Community Annual National Day of Notes Putt-putt place Remembrance observed wins parade By Diane M. Carey “It is not easy to face the reality of the loss of The winners of the The [email protected] a loved one and to accept the fact that they are 2017 Daytona Beach Shores physically gone,” said Mr. Larizza, the keynote Christmas Parade, which ben- “It’s not the number of years in a life that counts. It speaker. “But they are not gone in your mem- efits the local charity Opera- is the life lived in those years that really matters,” a ory or in your heart. I meet all the time with crime survivor once told Volusia County Sheriff families that have suffered a loss. Your life is tion Changing Lives, have Flagler Mike Chitwood. forever changed and you can’t pretend that it’s not. been named. Beach Police Chief Such poignancy was abundant at the National Day “But I am so energized when I come here. When I The first place winner was Matt Doughney, Deltona Fire Rescue Chap- l a i n of Remembrance observance of the Halifax Health– walk out that door tonight there will be some sad- Pirates Island Golf. Winning Anthony Alvarez, Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Hospice Traumatic Loss Program and Victims’ Ser- ness. But the overwhelming feeling I will have is the second place was Blue Coast Undersheriff Jack Bisland, Port Orange Police Chief vices Coalition of the 7th Judicial Circuit Dec. 14 at courage and the feeling of love and hope I feel in this Shop. The Marine Science Thomas Grimaldi, Judge Brian Feigenbaum and Lakeside Community Center in Port Orange. room. That is what I take away and that is what I Center took third Place. The numerous Halifax Health Hospice staff members. The event honors victims and survivors of homi- hope you take away. Know that you are not alone. parade theme for this year was The speakers took turns reading over more than cide and traumatic loss as a way for them to remem- Embrace all the emotions that you feel and share “Daytona Beach Shores Goes 500 names of people that passed away this year or in Hollywood.” ber, reflect and heal. those with other people.” The standing-room-only crowd also heard from years past. Also, the names of the Orlando Pulse vic- See NOTES, page A5 Other speakers were Halifax Health CEO Jeff Fea- State Attorney R.J. Larizza. sel, Assistant Attorney General Wesley Heidt, See REMEMBRANCE, page A2 This is a test — New reindeer woof- woof, Need Teeth? DENTAL SERVICES woof-woof DENTURE $650 By Gina McKee and, with ‘Home For the Crown/Caps $800 [email protected] Holidays,’ they can bring All Fillings $200 home an animal at no cost Full Denture Reline Only $185 Everyone is familiar with and keep them through the Routine Extractions $100-$185 the concept of test driving a holidays to determine if it is a new car to see how it han- true fit for them.” In-House Denture Lab Same Day Denture • Repairs and Relines dles, or trying on a pair of The program, which runs FREE Consultations & 2nd Opinions jeans to check the fit. annually, applies to dogs, This holiday season, Hali- cats, puppies, kittens, bun- fax Humane Society is nies, hamsters, any animal in 2017 encouraging prospective pet residence at the shelter, he DER EA S R ’ owners to find the perfect fit said. The holiday program is C E H O I C of a new, furry family mem- an extension of the year- KERRI ber with its Home For The round Beach Buddies pro- GRAHAM, Holidays program, which gram, which allows for up to D.M.D. allows area residents to “test three days with an animal. drive” becoming a pet parent. That program has some 802 Sterthaus Drive “A lot of times, people say nominal fees involved, but Suite A, Ormond Beach, FL ‘Let’s get a puppy for Christ- the Home For the Holidays mas’ on a whim, but it’s a big program is free to the foster 386-944-5002 commitment and they really pet parent. VISIT US AT ORMONDSMILES.COM have to plan ahead to recog- In addition to the fostering nize what’s involved,” said program, from which about Trusted, Comfortable & Affordable Dental Care Randy Barber/staff photographer CALL FOR APPT AND MORE DETAILS. YOUR INSURANCE Barry Kukes, community 50 percent of animals fos- MAY COVER AT USUAL & CUSTOMARY FEES. OFFER outreach director for Halifax tered for the holidays end up Scarlett Saunders, 4, of Port Orange gets her face painted like Rudolph by GOOD FOR 60 DAYS FROM DATE OF RECEIPT. THE PATIENT AND ANY OTHER PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR Humane Society. “We rec- adopted by either the foster Hannie the Clown during a visit to the annual Halifax Health Winter Wonder PAYMENT HAS A RIGHT TO REFUSE TO PAY, CANCEL ommend that they foster first PAYMENT, OR BE REIMBURSED FOR PAYMENT FOR ANY See WOOF, page A2 Day at The Pavilion at Port Orange on Thursday, Dec. 14. OTHER SERVICE, EXAMINATION, OR TREATMENT THAT IS PERFORMED AS A RESULT OF AND WITHIN 72 HOURS OF RESPONDING TO THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE FREE, DISCOUNTED FEE, OR REDUCED FEE SERVICE, EXAMINATION, OR TREATMENT. REGULAR PRICE ON FILLINGS INCLUDE D2140-$150, D2150- $175, D2150-$175, D2160-$185, D2161-$195, D2330- $185, D2331$175, D2332-$200, D2391-$150, D2392- $175, D2393-$200, D2394-$225, (CROWNS REGULAR- LY $900 CODE D2752) (DENTURE REGULARLY $1000 Kids in CODE D5110 OR D5120)(RELINE UPPER DENTURE REG- Home ULARLY $350 CODE D5720) (RELINE LOWER DENTURE REGULARLY $350 CODE D5751). has a the club Personal Finance A9

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Entertainment B1 OK, so we don’t have real More than 200 children, vol- snow. unteers and administrators AT THE SPEEDWAY That hasn’t stopped the celebrated every aspect of giv- Wilson family at 1121 W. ing back at the annual Christ- Willow Run Drive in Port mas for a Cause of the Boys & Orange from going all out to Girls Clubs of Volusia/ Flagler. make sure their property is a “Our kids, who do not have magnet for adults and chil- Randy Barber/staff photographer very much, are giving back,” dren to enjoy a fabulous light The Wilson family at 1121 W. Willow Run Drive in Port Orange has trans- said Robin Markus, develop- ment director for the Boys & display. And it is for charity. formed their home into an incredible light show. The family consists of Girls Club. “That in itself says a lot.” One Daytona adds to area Brian, his wife, Michelle, entertainment scene their younger children, ate about bringing the lights,” he said. “We have 120-inch movie screen. As While it is the annual Heather, Elizabeth and Rus- Christmas spirit to Port numerous blowups. I have the music is playing, there Christmas party for the chil- sell, three children who have Orange like they did so many made a couple of Christmas also are videos playing in the dren, they don’t merely show Index moved out on their own, and years in New England. trees by hand and some stars background that are syn- up to receive gifts, including Michelle’s mother, Virginia Mr. Wilson designs the along with the wishing well chronized with the music.” $20,000 worth from the Business A7 Out & About B1 Mid-Florida Jeep Club. Classified C5 Police Report A5 Arsenault. They have only elaborate display, but every- that Santa Claus is in. Part of The garage door also has a Crossword C4 Sports C1 one pitches in to put it up. the lights are synchronized Prior to each annual event, Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6 been in the home since screen that plays New Year’s August, but they are passion- “I’ve got roughly 20,000 to music as well as the large See HOME, page A10 See CLUB, page A5 A- 2 • Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores Hometown News Friday, December 22, 2017

things to help heal. I have that Debbie Mitchell Williams Remembrance support from my work family. lost her 21-year-old daughter From page A1 The traumatic loss program Brandy to suicide. has been so helpful and I have “She was beautiful, fun-lov- tims were remembered as well learned so much. People need ing and she had a big heart” as members of law enforce- to take advantage of bereave- she said. “She had everything ment that have died. The latter ment services when they lose a except the will to live. She had this year included the names loved one. You think you are given up on a broken mental of K9 Officers Forrest and handling it but you learn so health system. Finding her is Caesar. much.” the worst thing a mother can Jan Williams of Port Orange, Chief Matt Doughney lost endure. That vision will never a Hospice supervisor, received his sister in a freak accident leave my mind. I cried so a plaque for her husband, “that never should have hap- Jimmy Williams, who died in a pened” Sept. 11, 2016. “Not much I forgot who I was. freak water accident Aug. 20. only do I stand up here as the Everything reminded me of He was an admissions nurse chief of police for the City of her. I had to start over and find for Hospice. Flagler Beach, I get to stand up a new me.” “He was larger than life” Ms. here as a family member that’s She credited hospice pro- Williams said. “He loved to do a survivor of a tragedy,” he grams with helping her and mission trips. It’s been very added “each of us has a gift said. “To be asked to read off Photo by Diane Carey surreal. Working for Halifax names of victims and have my within us to help each other. Hospice, we know how sister included in this list is a We need more kindness in this State Attorney R J Larizza addresses a capacity crowd at the National Day of important it is to do these pleasure I can never pay back.” w or l d .” Remembrance held in Port Orange on Thursday, Dec. 14.

owners surrendered them,” he Woof said. “Most people that give an From page A1 animal a second chance will see that the animal seems to be parent or a friend or family extremely appreciative and member, Mr. Kukes said the caring toward the owner.” society makes every effort to When families take the time help residents find their per- to get to know the dogs and fect pet match. cats before adopting, it greatly While puppies and kittens reduces the chances of the ani- are small, young, cute and mal ending up back in the popular in adoptions, older shelter. animals offer bigger benefits The society still has more for long-term pet family suc- than 20 dogs from St. Croix, cess. which were taken in after Hur- “When someone comes in ricane Maria decimated the to adopt or foster a dog (or area. Some are still too young cat), they go through what’s to be weaned from their moth- called ‘Meet Your Match,’ ers, but others are ready for where we match animals per- new homes and a fresh start sonalities and traits to the life- with a loving family Mr. Kukes style and personality of the said. (human),” he said. “But, with Another program is giving puppies, for example, they’re a head start in adoption to still growing. They haven’t dogs with slight challenges or developed their personalities may need additional training yet and you really have no idea beyond the basic commands. what you’re going to get.” Through the 12 Dogs of There also are increased Christmas, these animals are costs and training necessary offered without any adoption for young animals, which fees to new homes willing to older animals do not require. put in a little extra work for a In addition to increased lot of extra rewards, he said. costs and unknown size and “None Of these animals is personality factors, older dogs aggressive or mean. We don’t and cats who have been sur- adopt out mean animals,” he rendered to shelters or aban- said. “They just may need to doned by their former families stay on heartworm treatment Photo courtesy of the Halifax Humane Society Photo courtesy of the Halifax Humane Society tend to show great apprecia- or need an extra behavioral Choo-Choo is a five-year-old male American Short- Hardy, a two-year-old male American Staffordshire tion to their new humans, he class, because they don’t like to hair mix. He’s cuddly, up-to-date on veterinary Terrier mix, is playful, active and fun-loving. He’s added. come when you call them.” “Older dogs that are here in For more information, call appointments, neutered and waiting for a second staying at the Halifax Humane Society Animal Shel- most cases were abandoned or (386) 274-4703 or visit halifax- chance at a loving family and a forever home for ter, but is looking for a home for the holidays. homeless, or sometimes their humanesociety.com. the holidays.

From our family to yours, Happy Holidays! Friday, December 22, 2017 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores • A-3 The evergreen smell of Christmas FREE SUBSCRIPTION t my house the Christ- kids had left home, I put up a that if I could pull that off, we mas tree was always up LAND LINES seven-foot natural tree I could expect another visit hometownnewsvolusia.com to me. decorated entirely with fishing from photog Randy. No sale! I ANot to decorate (heaven DAN SMITH lures. That prompted my love that girl to death, but forbid), but to find. When our editor to send staff photogra- sometimes she has no sense of children were young anything pher Randy Barber to our humor. less than a natural tree was house for photos. Some of you Oh well, Christmas should totally unacceptable to me. may remember seeing it in the still be fun this year. We now Each year I would visit Scotty’s I would come upon the paper. I can’t do that anymore have three grandchildren with Home Improvement Store to perfect tree, chop it down and for fish hooks and young the newest a little girl just select the perfect tree and each pull it down to the truck on grandchildren do not go arriving in mid- November. Is Now Available at your local year I would fail miserably. the sled. The kids always loved together. Delayna, Oliver and now Lucy The dried out trees I found that story and now they repeat Actually these days a will bring me much joy even there were cut weeks or maybe it each Christmas to their own Christmas tree is not nearly as though I can’t have a tree even months before and some children. important and we usually put decorated with trees. employee had spray painted it Most of us here in Florida up a fake one. That mercifully I do hope that each and green to try and neutralize the adhere to some sort of a keeps me from telling my everyone of you has the - 800 Highway A1A - 1625 Taylor Rd brown. natural tree ritual, but in truth story of the snowy mountain, perfect tree and a safe and New Symrna Beach Port Orange Still, bringing home the tree the whole idea of having a but I just don’t care for a fake happy Christmas. 386-426-0725 386-761-5578 was always a happy time and northern fir tree at Christmas tree. After some thought, I our kids, Shayla and Landan, - 1800 State Rd 44 - 1650 Dunlawton Ave is a bit ridiculous. Actually we came to realize it is mostly the Dan Smith is on the board of always knew their job. They New Symrna Beach Port Orange do have our own type of smells I miss. directors for the Ormond Beach had to ask me where I found 386-428-1558 386-322-3267 evergreen that grows here, but With that in mind, I told my Historical Society and The such a great tree. That would the Florida cedar does not wife, Lana, that this year I was Motor Racing Heritage - 3010 Ridgewood Ave - 3805 S. Nova Rd launch me into an outlandish measure up to our precon- going to get one of those sad, Association and is the author Edgewater Port Orange tale about how I went up a ceived notion of what an shiny all aluminum trees and of two books, “The World’s 386-427-5208 386-756-0776 snow covered mountain with NOW Alpine tree should look like. decorate it with around 60 of Greatest Beach” and “I Swear a sled and an ax. I talked about OFFERING Still, every now and again those little green trees we hang the Snook Drowned.” Email frostbitten fingers and frozen when the kids were still home from our car mirrors. What a questions and comments to IMMUNIZATIONS DAILY toes and the great peril I I did put up a Florida tree. plan! A tree decorated with [email protected] or call (386) endured in my quest until Many years ago, after our trees and what great pine scent 441-7793. finally there in the moonlight that would put out. I told Lana Votran will provide holiday bus service

For Hometown News place on the even hour •Routes 40 and 41 will oper- 10th St. and turn around at the [email protected] between 8:25 a.m. And 4:25 ate every two hours. The first entrance to Daytona State Col- p.m. Routes 21 and 23 will Route 40 southbound trip will lege. The 2:46 p.m. trip depart- Security Alarms Votran will operate on a operate on a Saturday sched- depart Dunlawton Avenue and ing Julia Street and Sam’s Ave- limited service Christmas and ule. U.S. 1 at 6:30 a.m. Northbound nue Transfer Point will be the Camera Systems New Year’s days. •Route 21 will operate every trips will depart Julia and only trip serving Oak Hill. Riders are encouraged to two hours. The westbound Sams Transfer Point every two •All other routes and New Networking plan their travel in advance to trips leave Walmart in Osteen hours beginning at 7:46 a.m. Smyrna Beach Flex Service avoid possible travel conflicts. on the odd hours between 7:19 through 5:46 p.m. Since there will not operate. Home Audio & Video •West Volusia routes 22, 24 a.m. and 5:19 p.m. The east- will be no buses on Swallow- •For Votran Gold service and 60 will not operate. bound trips leave the Orange tail Drive for Route 40 to changes, contact a reservation- •Connecting SunRail City Marketplace on the even transfer passengers, the Route ist or Votran customer service. Your local Security Company Routes 31, 32 and 33 will not hours between 8:25 a.m. and 40 will meet the Route 4 and Votran riders are encour- operate, as there will be no 6:25 p.m. 17 at Dunlawton Avenue and aged to visit votran.org and Alarm monitoring from $12.95 per month. SunRail service. •Eastside routes 1, 3, 4, 10, Orange Avenue to transfer click the “Join” button at the •Route 20 will operate every 15 and 17 will operate on a passengers going north on bottom of the homepage to two hours. The bus leaves Sunday schedule. US1 and A1A. Route 41 south- receive timely notices about FREE ASSESSMENT expires 12/31/17 Walmart on the odd hour •Buses will operate out of bound trips will depart Julia bus service changes. The web- between 7:19 a.m. and 5:19 the Intermodal Transfer Facili- and Sams every two hours site also provides up-to-date 386-275-1190 p.m. The northbound trips ty at the Ocean Center, not the from 6:46 a.m. through 4:46 alerts and real-time bus infor- leave the Orange City Market- 5531 S Ridgewood Ave Ste 4, Port Orange Transfer Plaza. p.m. Votran will now serve mation. www.securityforceofamerica.com A- 4 • Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores Hometown News Friday, December 22, 2017 Council walks fine line on facility funds Although the Volusia Coun- “The idea was to get the lowest overall rate the money comes from, goes ty Council unanimously and how it’s spent. approved financing $7 million that we could get.” “It is a significant amount of of the new $13.5 million evi- money and it is an important dence facility for the Sheriff’s Donna DePeyster project for us,” he said. “This Office, the portion financed Volusia County portion of money is going to could impact future budgets. Chief Financial Officer. come out of the MSD. A lot of Approved in May 2015, the “The idea was to get the lowest doing subsidizing other peo- people think we have one big new facility will house evi- overall rate that we could get,” ple’s services with other areas’ giant pot of money, we do not. dence collected in both incor- will have direct impacts in the tax money?’” said County These funds are earmarked for porated and unincorporated next budget year. When we Manager James Dineen. “I how and where they can be areas of the county, which look at budgets and reserves would say we made a judg- spent.” means the funds must be bal- next year, there’s going to have ment call. It’s a difficult bal- The project already is antici- anced between the general to be a tax increase.” an c e .” pated in the five-year forecast fund for incorporated areas With just $1.5 million avail- Financing for the MSD’s and will not exceed the maxi- and the Municipal Service able in the MSD, the $7 mil- portion of the funds was mum budget allowable, said District Fund for the unincor- lion of the $8.5 million por- sought through several quali- Gerald Brinton, county engi- porated areas. tion of cost for the evidence fied banks, with CentraState neer. “There’s some reasonable facility, which will serve the Bank providing the best rates, “The maximum guaranteed allocation to be made, but the county’s unincorporated areas said Donna DePeyster, county price cannot exceed $11.5 mil- (state) Constitution provides will be financed through a chief financial officer. lion. It will not go over the that you cannot tax municipal bank loan. The council’s vote “The idea was to get the budget,” Mr. Brinton said. residents for services rendered at the regular meeting Thurs- lowest overall rate that we “We’ve been working hand-in- exclusively in unincorporated day, Dec. 7, allowed for the could get,” Ms. DePeyster said. glove with the Sheriff’s Office Tim Burman areas,” explained Daniel Eck- loan to be finalized and “Six proposals were received throughout the whole process ert, county attorney. “You can- marked for the facility expen- and CentraState bank provid- to ensure that everything that’s not shift the usage.” diture. ed the best rate — 2.87 percent in the scope of this project is City names The MSD, however, is dan- Although the general fund loan over 20 years. We are able what is expected.” gerously depleted due to is much healthier and could to draw down those funds The building also will be delays in reimbursements for likely absorb the cost without over a 12-month period, and used for evidence collected in hurricane debris clean up in bank financing, the tax money we have no pre-payment pen- areas that are incorporated, community the unincorporated areas of collected in incorporated areas alties.” but that portion will be picked the county. Those reimburse- cannot be used to pay for ser- In addition, the project does up by the (other) $5 million ments from the Federal Emer- vices in unincorporated areas not affect the go to zero plan (which comes from the gener- development gency Management Agency with services agreements with for the general fund, she al fund), Mr. Dineen have not been received for the county. added. explained. either Hurricane Matthew or “I think a lot of times people Regardless of which fund “This financing is for the Hurricane Irma. wonder why we do it this way, needs help financing a portion proportionate share of the evi- director “The MSD is just on life but that way you don’t have of the facility, Mr. Dineen said dence and the work that would support now,” Volusia Vice be conducted in the unincor- For Hometown News State University with a bach- people arguing ‘What are you he wanted to be clear where Chair Deb Denys said. “This porated areas (of the county).” [email protected] elor’s degree in natural resources and earning a mas- Tim Burman has been ter’s degree in urban plan- named City of Port Orange ning from the State Universi- Community Development ty of New York at Buffalo. Director. “I’m very excited to have Company donates roof to Volusia family Mr. Burman has been Tim on board to serve as a For Hometown News senior associate of Ormond her son can call their own. The ing the home to tell her she serving as the interim direc- director for this department,” [email protected] Insurance Agency, and Jessica home needs significant work had been nominated by Realty tor since October, after City Manager Jake Johansson Melton, a top producer at to make it livable. Currently Pros, she became over- Wayne Clark, former com- said. “He has made some Realty Pros Assured, who was there is hole in the roof along whelmed, saying “Oh my munity development direc- great decisions in communi- Just before Thanksgiving, working with a woman, who with many other challenges.” goodness, you have no idea tor, announced his departure ty development over the past local businesses connected was in an abusive situation Also, homeowners insur- how much of a blessing this is.” and relocated back to North few months internal and during the Ormond Beach and broke herself and her spe- ance cannot be obtained for The Ormond Beach, Dayto- Carolina to further his external to the organization Riverfest Seafood Festival with cial needs child away from it. the house because of the con- na Regional and Deland Area career. that will move our city for- the idea to donate a roof to a As a result of her special dition it’s in. chambers of commerce aided Mr. Burman has been in ward. I look forward to his deserving family. needs child and their financial When Realty Pros heard My the effort. Daytona Beach many positions with the city, fresh set of eyes and innova- My Affordable Roof, situation, renting was not an Affordable Roof was donating Mayor Derrick Henry present- including assistant planner, tive ideas.” Ormond Insurance Agency option, according to Ms. a roof, they immediately ed the gift to the family Dec. planner, principal planner Mr. Burman is a member and Realty Pros Assured Melton. “She has worked very thought of this family in need. 15 at the offices of Realty Pros and planning manager. He of the American Planning worked together on the plan. hard and sacrificed so that she When My Affordable Roof Assured, 900 W. Granada came to the city in May 2004 Association and Urban Land Involved in the charitable could buy a home that she and spoke to the woman purchas- Blvd., Ormond Beach. after graduating from Ohio Institute. act were Terri Shurdom, a

3550 S Ridgewood Ave., (US #1) Port Orange, FL 32129 M-F 10-6, Sat 10-4, Sun CLOSED 386.761.0204 www.DavidWaller.com NO DESIGN FEES Friday, December 22, 2017 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores • A-5 Police Report Editor’s note: This is a list of arrests, not with leaving the scene of a crash with with possession of paraphernalia and her- convictions, and all arrestees are presumed injury. Bail was set at $1,000. oin. Bail was not set. innocent unless or until proven guilty in a •Mark T. Sellas, 54, of Port Orange, was court of law. arrested Dec. 10 and charged with posses- sion of cocaine. Bail was set at $2,500. Volusia County •Danny F. Taylor, 71, of Port Orange, Sheriff’s Office Port Orange was arrested Dec. 10 and charged with Police Department dealing in stolen property. Bail was set at •Robert Max Ketchersid, 48, of South $7,500. Daytona, was arrested Dec. 12 and •Melissa Robyn Stokes, 46, of Port •Matthew West Locke, 30, of Port charged with possession of paraphernalia (888) 277-TIPS Orange, was arrested Dec. 8 and charged Orange, was arrested Dec. 10 and charged and amphetamine. Bail was not set.

work, and before that, I never Wanted Club knew doing homework could It’s been about one year be fun, but they make it fun.” From page A1 since Carl Husfeld, 87, was The club also helps form the clubs choose to give back lasting bonds and relation- fatally injured when he inter- to others who have suffered ships based on caring, love rupted a burglary of his and undergone difficult times, and trust that some kids don’t home near DeLand. Ms. Markus explained. This have at home, or just need Around 7 a.m. Dec. 8, year, members collected items more of, she added. 2016, an unknown suspect for hurricane victims in Puer- “The Boys and Girls Club attempted to burglarize Mr. to Rico as well as hard-hit taught me that family doesn’t Husfeld’s home on Oak Cir- areas of Florida. have to be blood,”she said. “It’s cle. The unknown male sus- Even Santa, who made the taught me that if I actually try pect was confronted by Mr. rounds to each child seated in and work for what I want, I Husfeld, who sustained inju- rows of long tables at St. Peter’s can achieve it.” ries, which ultimately result- Catholic Church activities For more than a decade, the center in DeLand Wednesday, club has given De-Terionna ed in his death. (The infor- Dec. 13, said he is proud of the Padgett, 14, of DeLand, skills mation the Sheriff’s Office spirit of giving from the young she will use throughout her previously provided is club members. life to achieve success, both below.) The lessons don’t stop at personally and professionally. Mr. Husfeld was a long- giving and receiving during “I’ve been going to the club time resident of the DeLand Victim Carl Husfeld the holidays. The club, which for 10 years now,” said the area, owned a farm and served 1,555 Volusia and aspiring professional commu- Photo by Gina McKee employed several people contact Crime Stoppers at Flagler children in 2016, the nicator. “Before that, I didn’t D’Terrionna Padgett, 10, of Holly Hill, gets a sur- there over the years. He was a 888-277-TIPS, online at latest available statistical year, have a growth mindset. It father to two sons and one westopcrime.com, or by is a safe haven and best chance helped my reading skills, it prise from Santa Claus at the Boys and Girls Club daughter who live in Califor- downloading the mobile app for many of the underprivi- helped my communications of Volusia and Flagler Counties’ Christmas For A leged and at-risk youth it levels.” Cause event at St. Peter’s Catholic Church in nia. He enjoyed traveling from our website (or by serves. Of the more than 1,500 DeLand on Wednesday, Dec. 13. with his girlfriend and searching for “P3Tips” in the “They keep me out of the youth the club served in 2016, spending time with his chil- Android or Apple store). streets. I go after school, so I’m dren and grandchildren. We Tipsters can remain anony- 60 percent were from single ing to the club’s annual report. Ormond Beach, Rymfire and not out hanging out with peo- parent and nontraditional The club is comprised of Daytona Beach. hope anyone who has any mous and could be eligible ple who could influence me homes; 90 percent received eight clubs serving separate For more information information on this case will for a reward up to $5,000. badly,” said Richiana Franklin, free or reduced lunch; 95 per- areas of Volusia and Flagler regarding membership, dona- 15, Volusia/Flagler Boys And cent received academic assis- communities, including Edge- tions or services, visit the club’s Girls Club Youth of the Year. tance; and 95 percent attended water, Harris Saxon, Holly web site at BGCFC.com. “They even help with home- prevention programs, accord- Hill, Lake Helen, DeLand, WE’RE ON

from 8 to 10 a.m. Monday, Jan. welcome, although children to the Tomoka Outpost camp- FACEBOOK! 1, at Tomoka State Park, 2099 must be supervised at all store. Notes N. Beach St., Ormond Beach. times. Bring sunscreen, bug The bird search will start From page A1 Meret Wilson, the long-time spray, water, dress for weather there at Tomoka Basin then “Like” Hometown News Volu- Tomoka birding expert (Fed- conditions and don’t forget travel to various types of ter- sia for the latest in local news, Bird walk at Tomoka eral Master Bird Bander) for a your binoculars and camera. rain (minimal-difficulty level) information and interactive guided bird/nature walk. Park at the Tomoka recreation over primarily paved and features like photo contests Tomoka State Park will host All experience levels are hall building then walk across and Rants & Raves. a guided bird/nature walk See NOTES, page A6

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I would like to know why the gas prices in Volusia County are so high? Down in Orlando, it is 20 cents less. Why are we paying more for gas than Orlando? This county is getting worse every day. (Editor’s note: 20 cents less may be a bit much, it was 9 cents Dec. 18, according to AAA. But Orlando’s gasoline tax is 6 cents lower than Volusia, where there isn’t a toll road in sight.)

Too much development Photo courtesy of Cynthia Ramirez The Take Stock in Children Program of the FUTURES Foundation for Volusia County Schools recently The vicious cycle ... local governments allow developers to received a $2,500 grant from the Women United Volusia Chapter. From left are Grant Committee Mem- overbuild our towns in the name of progress. ber Amanda Lasecki; Grant Review Chairwoman Laura Reece; FUTURES Executive Director Cynthia While this takes place, traffic gets horrible. “I didn’t realize Ramirez; Grant Committee Members Rachel Buchanan and Erika de la Paz; Chapter Member Melissa traffic could be so bad at 7:30 in the morning,” joked Ed Kelly, County Chair referring to the over-crowded streets of our cities. Chieppa; and Membership Chairwoman Allison Miller. Yet he, along with his cronies, are responsible for this traffic after agreeing to development. Now he is suggesting a tax increase? Weren’t these developers granted permission to destroy our Disgusted with city environment so we would get more tax dollars? What am I miss- For all the disgruntled Spectrum customers, please call the ing? I say it is time for the citizens of this county to take a stand FCC at (888) 225-5322 or email at FCC.gov and voice your com- I am disgusted with the City of Edgewater, especially at and vote these people out of office and put a stop to this crazy plaints, because now, with deregulation of Internet companies, Christmas time. runaway building before it becomes impossible to get out of your Spectrum can raise your rates on a whim and cut off your phone I remember a few years back they had the lane open on State driveway every morning. service without warning, which is what happened to me. Road 442. They had trees and flags up. Now they only have one My high cable bill is always paid early, but two weeks ago some flag up, but they can build a bridge what is useless. Thankful, but disappointed guy from Spectrum called me and said my number was a busi- There are no decorations. Not even trees lit up, but they can ness number although no business was attached to my number. I build a useless bridge. They ought to be ashamed of themselves. With a small 2 percent increase coming in our Social Security explained to him I have had this number for more than eight years and had just broken my wrist and was involved in calling checks in 2018, I was looking forward to a few extra dollars in TV bad news all day? my bank account. When the Social Security statement for 2018 doctors, insurance companies, etc. He told me he would call me back but never did. came I opened it anxiously to see what the increase would be for Does the news on the television depress you? Every channel the monthly check. When I got home from the hospital Dec. 11, after extensive surgery, I found my phone service disconnected with no warn- tells us about the robberies, shootings, car accidents. Unfortunately with the 2 percent increase in my gross month- We know bad things are happening and to a certain amount ly check also came increases in the Medicare medical insurance ing. It took five days for a group of technicians at Spectrum, who had to go to upper management, to get my service turned back we wish to be informed, but how much? and the Medicare prescription drug plan, which are deducted How much can we take? We are still living our daily lives and monthly from my check. These increases left my net monthly on with my original phone number. This should never have hap- pened because my phone number had not been assigned to a raising our children and some of us just growing old. income $2.50 less than the monthly check that I received for One or two hours a day of this can really be depressing so 2017. There is definitely something wrong with this picture. business and I should have never received that call. If people stop complaining and start acting, hopefully change what do we need? This is probably affecting many seniors besides myself that are One channel that could start an answer is NBC at 6:30 p.m. living on their Social Security income. We all need to write our will come to Spectrum. All of us thought Brighthouse was bad and look what we got. with Lester Holt. I may not agree with a lot of their priorities, but Congressmen to make them aware of the problem and hopefully for the last few minutes of their broadcast they present some- to help resolve this issue. If there is only a 2 percent increase in thing nice that has occurred in the world and at least they leave income, then there should be a cap on the amount these premi- Yield to pedestrians us with a “nice feeling” for the day. ums can be raised. I am just one person, but if my “Rant” brings How could we get other major broadcasters to start to add some attention to this situation, then it is a beginning to a solu- In regards to the sidewalks where you have the flashing lights something after all the bad news of the day to ease our emotions tion. for pedestrians, I keep seeing cars flying through these areas. or at least show us that something good also happened in the The other day, I saw a man trying to cross the street with two world today. Two Good Samaritans kids. I stopped, but some of the cars didn’t. Someone needs to put something in the paper that it is a law and you should stop. What wake rules? On Sunday, Dec. 3, I stopped at the convenience store on cor- ner of U.S. 1 and Hand Avenue to pick up the Hometown News In response to the: ‘Way people drive’ In regards to the boat manufacturer on the Intracoastal, is that from the box that is outside the store. minimum wake or maximum wake? While walking to my car, I fell in the parking lot and injured You hit the nail right on the head. Do they have to follow the rules or are they exempt? I was myself quite badly. I personally used to think it was the older generation that kind of curious. Lo and behold, two Good Samaritans saw me on the ground as drove like that. Boy, was I wrong. They have now proven to me they were stopped at a red light and pulled into the parking lot that they are the better drivers on the road. and called 911. I want to thank Miss Debby and Miss Cristina I’ll give you an example of the younger generation. This hap- What are the expenses? for stopping and helping me and for calling my husband and pened to me the other day at the corner of Dunlawton Avenue staying with me until EVAC arrived to take me to the hospital. and Nova Road in Port Orange. I was in the right lane with my Looking back at the $5 million approved budget for the con- As a result of this fall, I had 17 stitches in my head, pinky and signal on at a stop light. There were three cars in front of me. struction of the Brannon Center, it was easy for the city to say it knee. I would also like to thank the Ormond Beach Fire Depart- The first two made the right turn. The person in front of me has met our $5 million budget. ment and EVAC for their quick response. stayed at the light with her head down. I beeped my horn but she The way it was easy was you leave out expenses. waited until the light turned green before she took the right All theses expenses were paid through the general fund. They Be careful with Spectrum turn. should have been included in the actual cost of the Brannon After I took my right, I passed her on the left and she had her Center. It is about time that the city of New Smyrna Beach offi- hands up, gesturing “Who cares?” I told her she needs to go back cials owned up to the truth, rather than put these stories in front to driving school and she flipped me the bird. This is what driv- of the tax paying public in New Smyrna. ing has turned into. Stupid, immature, “all about me and I’ll Go to the city and asked to see all the expenses involved with drive the way I want to” people. It’s just going to get worse and the new Brannon Center. You will never see the report. DEADLINES we have to get used to it. The deadline for submissions to Hometown News in Volusia County is 5 p.m. Thursday for the next week's issue, except for Rants & Raves, which is 5 p.m. Friday. Deadlines are adjusted for from the community on a $2 each Monday at the Golden place ornament orders: holidays. For more information, call (386) 322-5924. Notes to $1 ratio of up to $200,000 to Corral, 907 Taylor Road, Port •The Volusia Mall site from From page A5 generate a grand total of Orange. noon to 6 p.m. through Dec. $300,000 by the end of 2017. For more information, check 23. packed earth surfaces. Reser- “Lowell and I are committed out the group’s Facebook page •Online at halifaxhealth. vations are required, so call to helping the Halifax Humane at WVClubFL. org/hospice/TOR (386) 676-4050 to reserve one Society attain their goal of $3.6 •By phone at (386) 425- of the 20 available spaces. million for the Capital Cam- 4747. paign. These funds are used to Tree of Remembrance For more information on Trash collection renovate and create an animal- available for shoppers Hospice programs and services, and people-friendly facility for call (386) 425-4701 or visit hal- Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., schedule the community to embrace,” The Halifax Health-Hospice ifaxhealth.org/hospice. 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 said Ms. Lohman, who is the 28th annual Tree of Remem- Copyright © 2016, Hometown News, L.C. There will be no trash capital campaign chairwoman. brance Holiday Collection of United Way gets The Halifax Humane Soci- ornaments and collectibles is Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in collection in Ponce Inlet on America in 2005, 2006, 2007. Monday, Dec. 25 and Mon- ety is at 2364 LPGA Blvd., available to holiday shoppers relief supplies from One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. day, Jan. 1. Other trash ser- Daytona Beach. For more through Dec. 23. information, call (386) 274- Items can be purchased with New Jersey Farris Robinson...... President Mercedes Lee-Paquette ...Production Manager vice days will remain as Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Julianne Petersen...... Graphic Artist 4703, ext. 320 or visit halifax- a donation varying from $10 Don Hornbeck ...... Regional Circulation Manager Heather Donaldson ...... Inside Sales Manager scheduled. United Way Volusia-Flagler Robin Bevilacqua ...... Human Resources Amanda Wheaton ...... Inside Sales Assistant Manager humanesociety.org. to $500. Proceeds will support Isabel Harmon ...... Account Receivable Lora L. Uber...... Inside Sales/Classified Counties received hurricane Annita Ferrante...... Credit & Collections Michael Buckley ...... Circulation Manager the Hospice Patient Memorial Cecil G. Brumley ...... Managing Editor Randy Barber ...... Staff Photographer relief supplies from New Jersey Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. 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News Clerk drove the supplies down in a Club meets chaser’s donation, by their commits $200,000 large truck from the northeast request, a loved one’s name and delivered them. to humane society The West Virginia Club of will be placed on a signature The supplies included walk- Phone (386) 322-5900 Daytona is a social club whose memory/honor tag and put on Fax (386) 322-5901 ers for the elderly, diapers, Lowell and Nancy Lohman members reside in the Volusia the Tree of Remembrance at Classified (386) 322-5949 announced at the Halifax water, mattresses, children’s Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 County area, or spend their Volusia Mall in the Macy’s cor- Humane Society Fur Ball that beds, pet food and toys, new Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 winters here. ridor.

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C E H O I C A- 8 • Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores Hometown News Friday, December 22, 2017 Elderly care center creates a home for clients By Diane M. Carey ing our own van.” tantly I love to help people,” he [email protected] Harbor Oaks helps with all said. “Many of our residents activities of daily living, need special care and I know Harbor Oaks Elderly Care including bathing, dressing, that we can help them contin- Home at 158 Farmbrook Road showering, grooming, walk- ue to live great lives. in Port Orange is just that, a ing, diapering, toileting, “Our staff and I all realize loving home for seniors who self-administration of medi- that many of residents do not are well cared for and clearly cines and securing assistance have families that visit or happy to be there. with healthcare. It also pro- maybe they have outlived their The full-service assisted liv- vides cleaning, linen care, sons or daughters, and we fill ing facility is a family business, laundry services and, accord- in as their family, Mr. Ancona owned and operated by Ida ing to Mr. Ancona, “home- said. “This is especially true Ancona and her son, Lenny made meals that would make during the holidays. Some of Ancona Jr., who started help- any Italian proud to serve.” my most cherished moments ing out in the facility as a child There is entertainment are those where I am dressed along with brothers, Vincent daily, exercise classes, church as Santa handing out gifts to and Peter. services, parties, singalongs, bright- eyed residents and “I started this 33 years ago bingo, movie days and ice their families.” when it was only licensed for cream socials. He added, “Our goal with 14,” Ms. Ancona said. “It is an Ms. Ancona, 76, originally every resident is to provide an assisted living facility now started the business with her incredible quality of life licensed for 40. Recommenda- husband, Leonardo, who died through love, compassion, and tions (to stay there) come from five years ago. Both were born competent care. Each resident Photo by Diane Carey other families and doctors. We in Italy and both met in the and their families really do Owner Ida Ancona, left stands next to 82 year old resident Theresa Rzegocki have every kind of conve- same orphanage. In a fairy tale become part of our family. For at her facility, Harbor Oaks Elderly Care Home, in Port Orange recently. nience you could have, includ- ending, both were adopted by 33 years we have put our the same people but had to hearts and souls into taking remain in Italy into their late care of our friends and neigh- teens, according to Ms. Anco- bors in need. In some instanc- na. Upon finally arriving in es, we have taken care of mul- the United States, they mar- tiple generations of the same ried shortly after. Ultimately family.” they brought their parents Harbor Oaks is a staple of from New York to Florida, and the Port Orange community, bought the facility as a way to Mr. Ancona said. “We have care for them, which they did created a home-style feel in until they died. our building, which is much Prior to opening the busi- different than the corporate or ness, Ms. Ancona had a career investor owned facilities in our with an investment banking area. This is truly our resi- firm in New York and her hus- dents’ home and we take pride band was a Mercedes-Benz in our work and care about mechanic. Ms. Ancona started every resident, staff member, an accounting practice in Flor- or vendor we work with. ida but decided to take care of Many of our staff members her parents herself. She took and vendors have been with us relevant classes at Daytona for 30 years.” State College and found out Theresa Rzegocki, 82, has what was required, and Har- lived at Harbor Oaks for 20 bor Oaks Elderly Care Home years. “I like it here,” she said. was born. Lillian Cochran, 97, another Ms. Ancona stated that Har- resident, said “It is wonderful. bor Oaks started with her par- I am happy here. It is quiet and ents and two weeks later she they take very good care of was full. One resident is still you. It is immaculate and the there after 20 years. food is good. We have people “I get very attached to these that come to entertain us. We beautiful people,” Ms. Ancona have mass on Sunday and said. “Each one is unique. I bingo. Everybody has a birth- have learned a lot. I love being day cake on their birthday. here every day. There is a lot of Nobody put me here, I put me love and caring here. We know here. I came to visit and I saw exactly what is happening to a what they do for you and I said person.” this is where I am going.” She mentioned how one of Hairdressers and other ser- her residents was a pilot who vice providers also come to see piloted Mother Teresa for the residents on a regular years. basis. Going into the family busi- Clients pay either privately ness was natural for Mr. Anco- or via long term care insur- na. ance. For more information, “I realized early on that I call (386) 767-1613. love people and more impor-

Deltona. Business Holiday travel expected From page A7 to hit record numbers Helping Hands grant to bene- fit the Florida Coalition ‘Tis the season to spend Against Domestic Violence. with family and friends, and The grant will support the this year Americans are travel- nonprofit organization’s mis- ing in record numbers. sion to empower women and AAA forecasts 107.3 million children to create a vio- Americans will take to planes, lence-free world. trains, automobiles and other The Allstate volunteers modes of transportation earned $17,000 for the coali- during the year-end holiday tion by collecting much-need- period Saturday, Dec. 23, to ed items during a domestic Monday, Jan. 1. This will be violence nonprofit supply the highest year-end travel drive in November in various volume on record and a 3.1 cities across Florida, including percent increase in volume Daytona Beach, Deltona and compared with last year. Port Orange. 2017 marks the ninth con- The Domestic Abuse Coun- secutive year of rising year- cil of Volusia County was one end holiday travel. Since 2005, of the beneficiaries. total year-end holiday travel Participating Allstate agen- volume has grown by 21.6 mil- cy owners included Vicki lion, an increase of more than O’Donnell, Daytona Beach; 25 percent. Across the board Kerry Ravi, Port Orange; this year, travel has increased Nanette Rosevear, Daytona year-over-year for every major Beach; and Denise White, holiday weekend.

ed to the Neighborhood Cen- Notes ter of West Volusia to distrib- From page A6 ute to other organizations. school supplies, microwave ovens, portable air condition- Memorial ride Jan. 6 ers, toys, household items, toi- letries, canned food and medi- The 10th annual Kailynne cal items. Quartier Memorial Ride will The backpacks were deliv- be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 6, ered to Friendship Elementary at the South Daytona Police and Heritage Middle schools Department, 1672 S. Ridge- in Deltona to give Puerto Rico wood Ave. residents, who evacuated their Stops will be made at New country because of Hurricane Smyrna Beach Harley-David- son, DeLand Police Depart- Maria. See NOTES, page A12 All other items were donat- Friday, December 22, 2017 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores • A-9 Are insurance companies and casinos alike? ust over a year ago, the “Marty,” there may be company) always comes out these questions ahead of his Confessions of a Financial restoration of water service PLAN thousands of “Dans,” “Bills” on top. And that’s a good time, will keep you from Planner series. Mr. Holland in the aftermath of and “Sams” who pay into the thing because, when you making an imprudent “bet” offers investment advice JHurricane Matthew caused STRONGER DAVID D. same policy, but who don’t choose an insurance compa- with your insurance premi- through Holland Advisory thousands of dollars in die during the 20-year term. ny, you want one that is um dollars! Services Inc., a registered damage to my home. HOLLAND Consequently, their benefi- financially stable and investment adviser in My family and I had gone ciaries don’t collect any well-rated. David D. Holland, a Ormond Beach. He can be out to eat and, when we They are able to do so money. Dan’s, Bill’s and Sam’s Aside from ratings, you Certified Financial Planner contacted at (386) 671-7526. returned, several rooms of because large numbers of premium payments “fund” should also consider: 1. the practitioner, hosts a weekly Email financial questions to the house were flooded. people (the insured) become the payout for the policy- size of the insurance compa- TV show Mondays on WDSC questions@planstronger. What would we have done members of one big pool. holder who was not so lucky ny; 2. how long it has been in Channel 15 at 7 p.m. He has com. without insurance? When we Actuaries figure out, (“Marty”). business; and 3. how long it also authored two books in bought our homeowners through metrics and It’s the job of the actuary has been selling the product policy, my wife and I mathematics, the level of to figure out, based on life you are about to purchase. essentially transferred the risk the insurance company expectancy projections and a Don’t be shy about asking A Sound Choice with risk (of major damage to our is able to assume and at what host of other factors, the questions of your adviser or home) to the insurance cost. amount of risk the life insurance agent: “If an Florida State Hearing Aids company. And that same risk Let’s look at a fictitious insurance company can incident occurs, will you be Touch. Taste. Sight. Smell. Sound. All important. The last transference is what all of us example for life insurance. assume — the “risk” of that available to help me? If so, one, sound, is what Florida State Hearing Aids specializes in. rely on when we buy auto- “Marty” had a 20-year term risk — and the appropriate how will we engage with the mobile, disability, life, Owner Julie Pruitt opened Florida State Hearing Aids Inc. in life insurance policy. In year premium costs. It’s a little insurance company? What long-term care or similar 2004 “in order to bring a more affordable and wider variety 18, at age 68, Marty died, like the Las Vegas casinos. steps will be taken? How insurance policies. of hearing aids to my clientele,” she said. and the insurance company The odds are all figured out does the insurance company How are insurance had to pay Marty’s beneficia- ahead of time, so the pay out?” Shopping carefully, companies able to bear all ries $250,000. For every “House” (the insurance and knowing the answers to Ms Pruitt is assisted by Patient Care Coordinator Samantha that risk? Carpenter whose job is to schedule patients’ appointments, pre-authorizations, billing, and assist with the cleaning and maintenance of hearing aids. She has been with Florida State Hearing Aids for six years, working an additional eight years with Ms Pruitt before that. When asked what makes her business unique, Ms. Pruitt ERAU gets grant for research facility said, “My business gives individual one on one service to every client. You won’t walk in two weeks after you purchase your hearing aids and get a random person that doesn’t For Hometown News “Embry-Riddle has a 90-year legacy of innova- the regional planning efforts really care about you at all, they don’t know you, they didn’t [email protected] led by the East Central Florida test or fit you, and you feel left out in the cold. tion, and our research is shaping the future of Regional Planning Council. A new project at Emb- human mobility.” EDA funds the East Central “There is a lot of competition in the newspapers advertising ry-Riddle Aeronautical Uni- Florida Regional Planning low, low prices on hearing aids,” she said. “The problem is in versity, funded by a $1 million Dr. P. Barry Butler Council to bring together the the small print. I don’t do bait and switch ads. It is insulting grant from the U.S. Depart- President public and private sectors to to today’s consumer.” ment of Commerce through Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University create an economic develop- its Economic Development ment roadmap to strengthen FREE or discounted hearing aids for GEHA, APWU, Federal Administration, is expected to the regional economy, support employees, Empire Plan, Epic and local insurances. We also create 387 new jobs and spur The new facility will serve as ect is the product of local lead- work with Veteran Affairs and other free programming for our capital investment and create Veterans. $1.6 million in private invest- the new home for Embry-Rid- er’s efforts to spur economic jobs.” ment, the trade journal Avia- dle’s Eagle Flight Research opportunities in Volusia Established in 1998, the Zero interest financing available. tion Pros reported. Center, a hub for engineering County. “The completion of Eagle Flight Research Center U.S. Secretary of Commerce research and development. this project will help strength- continues to guide aviation Please call and let us make your life and ones around you Wilbur Ross announced Dec. “Embry-Riddle has a en the region’s aeronautical technology into the future. better. 386-226-0007 or visit floridastatehearing.com. 11 that a $1 million award to 90-year legacy of innovation, sector, making the community “Our continuing research will Embry-Riddle will be used to and our research is shaping a potential destination for encompass aviation innova- establish a new aviation and the future of human mobility,” both domestic and foreign tion projects such as alterna- engineering research center in said University President Dr. investment.” tive propulsion systems, elec- Florida. P. 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By Diane M. Carey conflict and dangers to small while also supervising them [email protected] dogs and cats. when they are outdoors. Never “It is never easy to lose a run from a coyote, but rather These coyotes have nothing pet,” Ms. Kennedy said. “I per- make noise and frighten them to do with the bar or the movie sonally have lost a cat to a coy- away. “Coyote Ugly,” but are the real ote. We are here to talk about Ms. Kennedy told horror deal. what you can do to keep your stories of dogs that were let out And they creating a concern pet safe. It can be a real issue in to “use the restroom in the in Ormond Beach, but they Florida, but it is important to middle of the night and never don’t have to be. put that into perspective. came back.” “We are starting to see an “Domestic dogs are respon- A fenced yard won’t keep uptick in coyote calls, especial- sible for 1,000 emergency them out as a coyote can jump ly from Ormond Beach” said room visits per day,” she said. over it, so it is important to Catherine Kennedy, Wildlife “Coyote attacks on humans survey the yard before letting a Assistance Biologist of the total 3.5 attacks per year from pet out. One option is to rattle Florida Fish and Wildlife Con- 1960 to 2006. Yet, there are 5 bells or something noisy to servation Commission. She million cases a year that scare away anything that gave a presentation to resi- require medical treatment might be in the backyard. dents Dec. 12 at the Ormond from domestic dogs. Attacks Hazing is an effective tech- Beach Police Department. by coyotes on humans is nique that basically scares coy- Ms. Kennedy stressed the extremely rare. The risk is otes by making noise through need for people to coexist with extremely small.” any number of methods, these animals, which live in Coyotes can carry rabies, including “coyote shakers.” every county in Florida and but, according to Ms. Kennedy You can also buy water hose every state in the country. She that also is rare. attachments for the yard Photo courtesy of June Small emphasized how coyotes do an What is crucial, she said, is (water scarecrows) that trigger Ormond Beach resident June Small recently spotted this coyote near John incredible job eating rodents; never feeding coyotes, which a water stream when Anderson Drive in Ormond Beach. insects, such as cockroaches; is illegal in Florida, and secur- approached by an unwanted other pests; and smaller preda- ing any human or pet food at animal. tors, helping balance the eco- your home. Cleaning up pet “Are coyotes good, are they trotting off John Anderson “Supervise your dogs out- cated.” system. Their notorious song food, not leaving garbage out bad, are they ugly or are they Drive at 10 a.m. one day and side and watch what your chil- For more information, call is natural Florida at its best. and cleaning up fallen bird just trying to make it in a cruel was able to get a picture. dren are doing,” she said. “I (352) 732-1225 or visit http:// The average size of a coyote in seed are recommended inter- world,” Ms. Kennedy asked. “I am in love” she said. have three dogs and two cats. I myfwc.com/conservation/ Florida is 28 pounds. ventions. Coyotes won’t eat “They have shown that they “They are a wild animal and keep my cats in the house and you-conserve/wildlife/coyotes. On the negative side, given bird seed, but they will seek are willing to live with us and how often do you get to see an my dogs on a leash when I By the way, so far, there have the opportunity, coyotes can out the mice that do eat the we can do some things to try animal like this.” walk. I am worried about peo- not been any reports of coy- include endangered species as seeds. and live with them.” Ms. Small doesn’t like the ple doing harm to these ani- otes at the new bar on part of their diet. The biggest Cats should be kept indoors June Small, an Ormond negative comments she sees mals when they are not here to Seabreeze Boulevard in Dayto- concern, though, is human and dogs kept on leashes, Beach resident, saw a coyote about coyotes. hurt us. People have to be edu- na Beach.

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Pitcher Show at 5 p.m. includes One Daytona continues its live entertainment program this weekend with Nashville Recording Artist two tickets, two popcorn and one GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 pitcher of beer for $25. For more Johnny Reed Foley from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, Dec. 22 on the Front Lawn. information, call (386) 252- Recreation is the name of the 3118. game this week, Gemini. Coming One Daytona adds to entertainment off of a busy period, you are Monday, Dec. 25 anxious to put your feet up for a For Hometown News day festivities, decorations The One Daytona live electric vibes few days. Book that vacation •Merry Christmas [email protected] and family fun on The Front entertainment scheduled •Friday, Dec. 29, 6-9 p.m., right now. Lawn. includes: Orange Avenue, five-piece Throughout December, Tuesday, Dec. 26 Live entertainment contin- •Friday, Dec. 22, 5-9 p.m., pop-rock group from Dayto- CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 One Daytona, the new center ues this weekend with Nash- Johnny Reed Foley, Nashville na Beach •Kwanzaa: The Mary S. Harrell across from Daytona Interna- ville Recording Artist Johnnu Recording Artist •Saturday, Dec. 30, 3-6 Use your intuition in regard to Black Heritage Museum in tional Speedway, will cele- Reed Foley. •Saturday, Dec. 23, 6-9 p.m., Southern Chaos, Cen- others’ feelings this week, collaboration with Peace Arts by brate the holidays with enter- Mr. Foley is a seasoned p.m., Billy Buchanan Band Cancer. 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The Club Scene •Amalfi’s Italian Restaurant: The Wednesdays; Ladies Night with information, call (844) 352- 22 and Saturday, Dec. 23; Joe 26; Reuben Morgan, Wednes- Wednesdays. Tom Redmond Tres Bien Duo will perform from live music, drink specials and $4 2337 or visit daytonabeachbrew- Harrison, 5-9 p.m. Sunday, Dec. day, Dec. 27; and Don Hill, performs classic rock from 5-8 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. three-olive martinis, Thursdays. ingcompany.com. 24, and 5:30-9:30 p.m, Thursday, Dec. 28. Weather p.m. Fridays. Karaoke with 27, at 424 Luna Bella Lane, Live music is every weekend at •Down the Hatch: Jimmy Z. will Wednesday, Dec. 27; Closed permitting, live music is at 2986 Stormin’ Norman is from 4-8 (Venetian Bay), New Smyrna 890 S. Atlantic Ave. in Ormond perform 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Christmas Day; Christie Beu , Ocean Shore Blvd., Ormond-by- p.m. every Saturday and Sunday, Beach. For more information, Beach. For more information, Friday, Dec. 22. Silvercreek will 6-10 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 26 and the-Sea. For more information, at 127 S. Ocean Ave., Daytona call (386) 957-4988. call (386) 673-5933 or visit perform 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. and Amy Alysia Duo, 6-10 p.m. call (386) 265-1977. Beach. For more information, •Bank and Blues Club: Rusty theblacksheep.com. Sam Church will perform 6:30 to Thursday, Dec. 29, at 556 E. •Louie’s Pizza House: Karaoke call (386) 253-5224 or visit Wright Band will play at 9 p.m. •CorkScrew Bar & Grille: 9:30 p.m., both on Saturday, Third Ave., New Smyrna Beach. with TNT from 5:30-9 p.m. every oceandeck.com. Saturday, Dec. 23, at 701 Main Upcoming performers are Dec. 23, at 4894 Front St., For more information call (386) Friday and Saturday at 1347 •Ohana Luau Dinner Show: This St., Daytona Beach. Cover smooth jazz guitarist Robert Ponce Inlet. For more informa- 424-6660 or visit thegarlic.net. Beville Road, South Daytona. For dinner show spectacular and charge is $5-$8. For more Harris noon-3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. tion, call (386) 761-4831 or visit •Grille at Riverview: Upcoming more information, call (386) family-style feast will be information, call (386) 252- 22; pop and standards with Joe downthehatchseafood.com. performers are Mark Venneri, 788-6172. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 9877. Calabrese, 6-9 p.m. Tuesday, •Frappes Italian Grille: 6:30-10 p.m. Friday, Dec. 22, •Merk’s Bar & Grill: On Tuesday, The show has a 6:30 p.m. •Bahama Breeze Island Grille: Dec. 26; old -time rock ‘n’ roll “Happiest Hour” is in the bar and Dave Capp with France Neil, there is Texas hold ’em; seating, dinner at 7:15 p.m. and Live entertainment is from 6-10 with Bob Kissell, 6-9 p.m. nightly from 5-6:30 p.m. First Saturday, Dec. 30, 6:30-10:30 Wednesday is trivia challenge show at 7:30 p.m., at the p.m. Wednesday through Sunday Wednesday, Dec. 27; and Tuesday of the month is wine p.m. The Beu Sisters play New night and Thursday night is Hawaiian Inn, 2301 S. Atlantic at 1786 W. International singer-keyboardist Eddie Uzzle, tasting, two whites, two reds and Year’s Eve from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. karaoke, all at 7:30 p.m. There is Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. For Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. 6-9 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 28, at an appetizer for $25. Frappes is Sunday, Dec. 31, at 101 Flagler live acoustic guitar music at 7:30 more information, call (386) For more information, visit 235 Canal St., New Smyrna at 123 W. Granada Blvd. in Ave., New Smyrna Beach. Dinner p.m. Fridays at 193 North 255-5411, Ext. 186, or visit bahamabreeze.com. Beach. For more information, Ormond Beach. For reservations, reservations required, For more Causeway, New Smyrna Beach. myohanaluau.com. •Black Sheep Pub and Eating call (386) 957-3955. call (386) 615-4888. information, call (386) 428- For more information, call (386) •Ormond Brewing Co.: Craft House: Happy Hour is 3-7 p.m. •Daytona Beach Brewing Co.: •The Garlic: Upcoming 1865. 427-1177 or visit merksbarand- beer tastings are 4 to 11 p.m. and 9 p.m.-close daily. Weekly Taproom hours are 4-8 p.m. performers are Mark “Muddy •Jason’s Corner: Standards grill.com. Thursday and Friday, noon to 11 specials include $4 “CuervoRi- Tuesday-Thursday and noon to Harp” Hodgson, 7-11 p.m. with Ron Gilotti and Jim Bryer will •Mr. Dunderbak’s: Sponsors a p.m. Saturday and noon to 8 tas” Mondays; Locals Night with 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Friday, Dec. 22, and Saturday, be from 6:30-8:30 p.m, Friday, monthly beer tasting. Cost is p.m. Sunday. Live music and happy hour all night and Pub 482 Fentress Blvd., Unit N, Dec. 23, and 6-10 p.m., Dec. 22, at 135 Canal St., New $12 per person. Seating is food are featured Friday Trivia at 7 p.m., gift card prizes, Daytona Beach. For more Wednesday, Dec. 27, and Smyrna Beach. For more limited to the first 70 prepaid evenings at 301 Division Ave., Thursday, Dec. 28; Johnny Mag information, call (386) 424- reservations. If interested, call Unit 15, Ormond Beach. For Sax, 5-9 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 24, 9878. (386) 258-1600 to reserve a more information call (386) and 6-10 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 26. •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: spot at 1700 W. International 256-3904. Closed Christmas Day. Upcoming performers are ; Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. •Peanuts Restaurant & Sports In The Blu Bar, performers are Reuben Morgan, Friday, Dec. 22; •Mulligan’s Family Sports Grille: Bar: Wednesday is open mike Wattle Amy Alysia and The Soul Don Hill, Sunday, Dec. 24; Eddie Karaoke with Just George will be night and ladies night starting at Operation, 7-11 p.m. Friday, Dec. Wolford, Monday, Tuesday Dec. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Friday, Dec. 22. 8 p.m. Thursday the Pirates You The evening will include toy drive perform at 8 p.m. at 421 Flagler culmination for local underprivi- Ave., New Smyrna Beach. For leged children with Ugly Sweater more information, call (386) contest. Rock Star Karaoke will 423-1469. Have? Home of the $6.49 Lunch Special! be at 9 p.m. Saturday. Closed •The Smokehouse Saloon: Sandwich or Salad Special- includes Soup, or Christmas Day. Eddie Uzzle will Rockin’ Blues Jam is from 2-6 perform rock oldies at 6 p.m. p.m. Sunday. Chance and the Chill, a select side item, cookie and drink. Tuesday. Open mike hosted by Blues Daddies perform at 144 S. Linda Janisse of String Shine at Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill. For 6 p.m. Wednesday. Karaoke with information, call (386) 265- Just George is 9 p.m. Thursday 5998. BREAKFAST LUNCH at 3830 S. Nova, Port Orange. •Stonewood Grill and Tavern: FREE BREWED COFFEE FREE SODA OR For more information, call (386) Mark Venneri will perform from 788-3268. 6-9:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. (limit 2 refills) BREWED COFFEE •Norwood’s Restaurant and Wine 27, at 2150 LPGA Blvd., Daytona with purchase of (limit 2 refills) with Shop: Free wine tastings are from Beach. For more information, any Breakfast purchase of any Lunch 5-7 p.m. each Friday on the deck call (386) 317-0097. and Saturday in the shop with •Tiano’s Italian Restaurant: complimentary cheeses at 400 Mark Venneri from 6-9 p.m. Second Ave., New Smyrna Saturday, Dec. 23, at 1000 Must present coupon exp 12/31/17 Must present coupon exp 12/31/17 Beach. For more information, Wayne Ave., New Smyrna Beach. call (386) 428-4621. For more information, call (386) Hours 7am-2pm •Ocean Deck: Morning Buzz 423-0330. plays at 9:30 p.m. Mondays. •31 Supper Club: Mark Venneri Orange Avenue plays at 9:30 will perform from 6-9 p.m. Come say G’day THE SANDWICH SHOPPE p.m. Tuesdays. Caribbean Posse Thursday, Dec. 28, at 31 W. “Freshness At Its Finest” performs from 9:30 p.m.-2 a.m. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. 2800 S. Nova Rd - South Daytona 1008 Ridgewood Ave. Holly Hill, FL • 386.672.8533 Thursday through Sunday. 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Ron “Tater Sammy Davis Jr. at 2:30 p.m. 12th annual Politis & Matovina Salad” White first rose to fame Sunday, Jan. 7, at the Ormond Law Firm New Year’s Eve on as the cigar-smoking, Beach Performing Arts Center, Main Street Party will start at 6 scotch-drinking funnyman from 399 N. U.S. 1. Tickets are $25. p.m. Sunday, Dec. 31, from A1A the Blue Collar Comedy Tour. But For more information, call (386) to Peninsula Drive. This section now as a chart-topping Gram- 676-3375. of the street will be pedestrian my-nominated comedian and a •Concert: Country singer Clay only. There is no admission feature film actor, he has Walker will perform at 7:30 p.m. charge and the celebration established himself as a star in Wednesday, Jan. 10, at the features six stages of entertain- his own right. Peabody, 600 Auditorium Blvd., ment, street performers, drink For tickets or more informa- Daytona Beach. Mr.Walker first specials and lots of tasty food tion, visit peabodyauditorium. topped the Billboard country choices. A fireworks display over org. singles chart in 1993 with the Atlantic Ocean and the live •Athens Theatre: Artists for MS “What’s It to You” and followed New Year’s Eve Ball Drop presents a Tribute to Led with his second consecutive No. Ceremony at midnight top off the Zeppelin at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 1 hit “Live Until You Die.” Tickets celebration. The Ball Drop Jan. 6, at 124 N. Florida Ave., are $23, $33, $33 plus Ceremony will be at the corner of DeLand. applicable charges. For tickets, Main and Wild Olive. Tickets are $30 preferred call the Peabody box office will For more information, visit reserved seating or $25 general be (800) 982-ARTS, or visit newyearseveonmainstreet.com. reserved seating, plus taxes and PeabodyDaytona.com. •Volusia County Home and surcharges. •Little Theatre of New Smyrna Garden Show: The seventh annual For more information, visit Beach: “Moon Over Buffalo.” The Randy Barber/staff photographer show will be Friday, Jan. 5, athensdeland.com. madcap comedy by Ken Ludwig Christa Murphy prepares to lead a group through the gate as she is stopped through Sunday, Jan. 7, at the •Shoestring Theatre: “The will be performed selected nights by Roman guards during the Walk through Bethlehem at CrossRoads Church Ocean Center, 101 N. Atlantic Cemetery Club” will be per- from Jan. 12-26 at 726 E. Third Ave., Daytona Beach. formed select nights Jan. 4-14, St., New Smyrna Beach. at Big Tree Road and Clyde Morris Boulevard in Daytona Beach on Satur- The show features hundreds at 380 S, Goodwin St, Lake The play centers on George day, Dec. 9. The free event runs Dec. 15-17 between 6-9 p.m. of vendors with the latest in Helen. and Charlotte Hay, fading stars home renovation, décor, and Three Jewish widows meet of the 1950s who are playing remodeling products and once a month for tea before Private Lives and Cyrano De services. Other event highlights going to visit their husband’s Bergerac in rep in Buffalo. On include a children’s zone, raffles, graves. Ida is sweet tempered the brink of a disastrous split-up giveaways, contests and and ready to begin a new life, caused by George’s dalliance tutorials. Lucille is a feisty embodiment of with a young ingénue, they Art Notes Celebrity guest author and the girl who just wants to have receive word that they might just public speaker Boyce Thompson fun, and Doris is priggish and have one last shot at stardom: Poetry and music at Blvd. in Port Orange. A $50 prize will be given will have several presentations judgmental, particularly when Frank Capra is coming to town to Singer Emily Snodgrass for the best performance. during the weekend. Mr. Sam the butcher enters the see their matinee, and if he likes Thank You Five will entertain with John Col- Admission is $5. Refresh- Thompson curates a Life-Chang- scene. He meets the widows what he sees, he might cast lins on guitar and Keith ments are available. The event ing Products exhibit that while visiting his wife’s grave. them in his latest movie. Creative Happiness Insti- McGrane on drums. is made possible in part by appeared at 10 of the largest Doris and Lucille squash the For more information, call tute and Thank You Five The- Dr. David B. Axelrod, funding from the Volusia American home shows in 2017. budding romance between Sam (386) 423-1246 or visit ater have scheduled the New Volusia Poet Laureate, will County Cultural Council. Hours of the Home Show are and Ida. They are guilt stricken nsbplayers.org. when this nearly breaks Ida’s Year a day early with an eve- play both parts — Father Old For more information on 2 to 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 5, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 6, heart. Funny, touching, emotion- ning featuring a band, come- Year and Baby New Year, the event, email axelrod@cre- See OUT, page B6 dy, poetry and slam from 7 to hosting an open mike for ativehappiness.org, or call and and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 10 p.m., Saturday, Dec, 30, in Sunday, Jan. 7. For tickets and singers, comedians, poetry (386) 337-4567. 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•Daytona Playhouse: “The C C H E H E GO O I C Ladies Man” will be performed O I C select nights Jan. 5-14 at 100 Jessamine Blvd., Daytona Beach. NOW SERVING 20X a day from $36 Dance In Paris, the recently married Dr. Call now 386-947-9947 at 7 p.m. The intermediate of the dance only is $25. Hercule Molineaux tells “one, Gold Star Ballroom tiny, little, hardly noticeable lie” lesson starts at 8:15 p.m. The For a reservation, call (386) 2015 DER to cover an innocent, but EA S Every Tuesday from 7 p.m. cost is $10 for both classes. 315-4258 . embarrassing indiscretion. From R ’ C E to 8:30 p.m. is ballroom dance A semi-formal New Year’s Gold Star Ballroom is at H O I C practice. The cost is $5. Eve dinner and dance will be 3100 S. Ridgewood Ave., Wednesday is group ball- at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 31. South Daytona. room dance from 7 to 8 p.m. The cost is $65. For more information, visit The cost is $8. Swing in the New Year with goldstarballroom.webs.com. Thursdays is Bolero les- the dance only from 9 p.m. to sons. The basic lesson starts 12:30 a.m. Dec. 31. The cost

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For more information, strate from 4 to 5 p.m. each barbecue ribs, and Fridays are call (386) 788-6800. Tuesday outside the Port Orange dinner, dancing and karaoke. •American Legion Post 285: Regional Library, 1005 City Danny’s famous fish fry is on the Baked Italian Ziti dinner will be Center Circle. For more informa- second Friday at 461 Walker St., served at 5:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. tion, email paf1222@bellsouth. Holly Hill. For more information 22. Made by the auxiliary, the net. and dinner times, call the post at meal will include garlic bread, •All Aboard Flea & Farmers (386) 258-5275. salad and dessert. The cost is Market: The market is open from •American Legion Post No. 267: $8. The public may attend. Net 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday to Sun- Bingo is at 6:30 p.m. Wednes- proceeds will help people in the day at 5005 S. Ridgewood Ave. days at 156 New Britain, Florida Keys who suffered from Port Orange, rain or shine. Free Ormond Beach. Free bingo card hurricane Irma. Entertainment admission and free parking. for a food donation. Jammin’ at by Paul Mitchum includes More than 120 vendors. For the Legion is 6:30 p.m. each karaoke. Breakfast for $6 is more information and reserva- Tuesday. Lunch is served from 8:30-10:30 a.m. Saturdays. A tions, call (386) 523-3579 or 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Regular menu car show is the third Saturday of the month. Friday night dinners start at 5 p.m. with entertain- ment by Paul Mitchum. Thursday Karaoke is with Jim and Doris. Subs will be served at 5 p.m. Randy Barber/staff photographer Bingo is at 2 p.m. Sunday and Nick Rossi, 5, of Port Orange colors with his cousin, Christina DeSimone, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Net proceeds 11, of New Smyrna Beach during the Family Festival of Trees at the Muse- benefit the local community and public may attend. Smoke free um of Arts & Sciences in Daytona Beach on Saturday, Dec. 9. hall available for rent is at 4497 S. U.S. 1, Edgewater. For more information, call (386) 210- nights and breakfast on 676-3216 or visit thecasements. acoustic music jam is from 6-8 4926. Saturday and Sunday at 5624 net. p.m each Thursday. Guitar •American Legion Post 361: The Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange. •Coronado/Mainland Shuffle- Lessons with Michael Williams post is open from 10 a.m.-10 For more information, call (386) board Club: Games are at 6:30 are from 6-8 p.m. each Wednes- p.m. Monday to Saturday and 788-1014. p.m. each Tuesday and Thursday day, The cost is $8, including use noon-10 p.m. Sunday. There is •Aqua Park: Opening hours are year-round. Cost is $20 a year of a loaner instrument. Polymer karaoke from 7-11 p.m. Monday 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Monday and includes lessons. Cribbage Clay Class with Joan Clipp is 1-3 and Friday nights. Wednesday is through Friday, and 8 a.m. to 4 is played at 7 p.m. Mondays. The p.m. the third Saturday of each dart night. Thursday is Wii p.m. Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. courts are on the corner of month. The fee is $25 and bowling to benefit homeless Sunday. Each third Saturday will Flagler Avenue and Pine Street. includes all supplies. Bunco is veterans at 6:30 p.m. Potluck be buy one, get one free on For more information, call (386) played from 5:30-8 p.m. each lunch is noon to 1:30 p.m. seven admission. The volunteer-run 426-1289 or visit cmshuffle- Wednesday. Members $4 days a week at 2648 S. community pool at 600 Eaton board.org. non-members $5. Samba Card Ridgewood Ave., South Daytona. Road in Edgewater has open •Cracker Creek & Gamble Place: game, a form of Canasta, is For more information, call (386) swimming and water aerobics Tours are every Friday and played 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturdays. 760-3887. classes available to the public Saturday. The Pirate Cruise is Members free, non-members •AMVETS 911: The post serves every weekday. For more now available for themed $1. Free Intro to Pickleball is dinner Wednesday and Friday information, visit aquaparkswim- birthday parties and group offered at 9 a.m. each Monday club.com. reservations at 1795 Taylor at McElroy Park. Equipment •The Casements: The former Road, Port Orange. Minimum of provided. Wear tennis shoes. winter home of John D. Rockefel- 10 people to schedule. Cost is The Community Center, Senior ler is owned by the City of $10 for an adult, $8 for senior Center and park are at 3048 S. Ormond Beach and serves as a adult or child. For more informa- Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach civic and cultural center. The tion contact (386) 304-0778 or Shores. Advanced registration is home is open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. visit crackercreek.com. required for any event with a Monday through Friday and 9 •Daytona Beach Shores cost. To register or for more a.m. to noon Saturday. The Community Center: Kumihimo information call (386) 763- Casements will be closed for a Style Braiding/Beading classes 7598. private event on Saturday, Sept. with Donna Shamlaty are from •Disabled American Veterans 2. The historic property is at 25 1-3 p.m. the second and fourth Chapter 84 of Greater Daytona: The Riverside Drive, Ormond Beach. Fridays of each month. Fee is chapter holds a Wednesday For more information, call (386) $50 for two classes. Free See OUT, page B7

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Church offers free Evening Candlelight Services (286) 788-0920. are at 4 p.m., which include a outdoor movies children’s hand bell perfor- mance and at 8 p.m. with Christmas Eve service Covenant United Method- Christmas Carols. ist Church will host free mov- For more information, visit Grace Episcopal Church ies under the stars in Decem- jesusatcovenant.org. will host a Christmas Eve ber at 3701 S. Clyde Morris Family Service at 7 p.m. Sun- Blvd., Port Orange. Christmas Eve service day, Dec. 24, at 4110 S. Ridge- “Elf” and “It’s a Charlie wood Ave., Port Orange. Brown Christmas” will be Daytona Beach Drive in A Christmas Day service in shown at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. Christian Church will host a the chapel will be at 10 a.m. 22. Christmas Eve service at 7:30 Monday, Dec. 25. Concession stand will be p.m. Sunday, Dec. 24, at 3140 For more information, call available. Movies will be S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona (386) 767-3583. inside during inclement Beach Shores. weather. Music will start at 7 p.m. GriefShare Support For more information, call For more information, call (386) 767-8761 or visit Group to meet (386) 767-8544. driveinchurch.net. A GriefShare Support Christmas Eve services Candlelight service Group will meet at 6:30 p.m. each Thursday at Covenant Covenant United Method- Port Orange United United Methodist Church, ist Church will have three 3701 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., Randy Barber/staff photographer Church of Christ will host a services on Christmas Eve, candlelight service with choir Port Orange. Sunday, Dec. 24, at 3701 S. Clayton Proctor of South Daytona works the Candle Shoppe during the Walk and praise team at 7 p.m. The public may attend. through Bethlehem at CrossRoads Church at Big Tree Road and Clyde Morris Clyde Morris Blvd., Port Sunday, Dec. 24, at 651 Tay- Orange. For more information, call Boulevard in Daytona Beach on Saturday, Dec. 9. The free event runs Dec. lor Road. (386) 767-8544. The Contemporary Wor- For more information, call 15-17 between 6-9 p.m. ship Service is at 9:30 a.m.

breakfast is 10 a.m. to noon. bers is 5-7 p.m. Fridays. Karaoke center, a local nonprofit Mondays and Tuesdays lunch is is 7 to 10 p.m. Saturdays. dedicated to teaching the public Out $3 at 11:30 a.m. Wednesdays Breakfast for $6.50 is first about the Indian River Lagoon, From page B6 Philly cheese steaks and burger Sunday of the month. Potluck offers boat and kayak tours daily. night bingo session at its chapter platters are served 5 to 7 p.m. Fun Bingo is last Wednesday of Two-hour tours are led by hall at 605 Eighth St. in Holly Thursday is Mexican night from 4 the month. The lodge is at 820 certified naturalists who explain Hill. The Early Bird begins at to 7 p.m. Fridays from 4-5 p.m. is W. Park Ave., Edgewater. For marine species along the way. 6:30 p.m. with the regular chair pool; dinners begin at 5 more information, call (386) For a reservation, call (386) games starting at 7:15 p.m. p.m. Saturday wings & things are 427-2512. 428-4828. There will be free hot coffee and served 4 to 7 p.m. Darts are at •Edgewater Fire-Rescue Bingo: •Marine Corps League: The doughnuts. For more informa- 6:30 p.m. Mondays. Karaoke is Games begin at 6:30 p.m. each Captain Tiger Mayberry Detach- tion, call (386) 252-4551. 6 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Tuesday at the Fire-Rescue ment No. 658 meets at 6 p.m. •Eagles Aerie 4469: Sunday Saturday. Quarters up bingo is at Association Fire Hall, 2616 the second Wednesday of each breakfast, open to the public, is 7 p.m. Thursdays. Meat Shoot is Hibiscus Drive. Two games have month at VFW No. 3282, 5810 from 8-11 a.m.. Cost is $6. 3 to 5 p.m. Saturdays at 132 W. $100 jackpots. Snacks and soft S. Williamson Blvd., Port Orange. Dinner Monday to Saturday with Park Ave., Edgewater. For more drinks are available to buy. All For more information, call (800) nightly specials. Thursday is information call (386) 427- proceeds benefit the associa- 584-1434 or visit mcldaytona. Mexican night. Live bands Friday 9944. tion’s causes. For information, org. and Saturday nights. Monday •Elks Lodge 1557: Sunday call (386) 424-2445. •New Smyrna Beach Farmer’s learn line dancing starts at noon. Bingo is at noon. Open for lunch •Lilian Place 1884 Museum: Market: Each Saturday, vendors One Eyed Jack drawing is at 6:30 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Tuesday, Wednes- Grounds open daily for use and take their places in front of Old p.m. Monday. Bingo is at 6:30 day and Thursday. Hand, Knee self guided tours from 1-5 p.m. Fort Park in the Canal Street p.m. Tuesday. Karaoke with Mike and Foot card game is 11 a.m.-3 each day at 1000 S. Peninsula Historic District, 210 Sams Ave., Leone is from 5 to 8 p.m. p.m. Wednesdays. Happy Hour is Drive, Daytona Beach. Closed New Smyrna Beach. For Wednesday. NFL games are 5-7 p.m. Tuesdays and Wednes- Tuesdays. Rent Hotchkiss information, visit canalstreetnsb. shown Sunday with an open days. Darts are 7-9 p.m. Cultural Site and Lilian Place com or call (404) 429-5524. mike from 4 to 8 p.m., hosted by Tuesdays and Thursdays. grounds for private events. •New Smyrna Beach Museum of Audrey. For more information Spaghetti Dinner for $7 5-7 p.m. For more information, call History: In the NSB Waterfront call (386) 767-3331. Tuesdays. Buffet dinner for $12 (386) 256-4810. See OUT, page B8 •Eagles Aerie 4242: Sunday for members/$14 for non-mem- •Marine Discovery Center: The B-8 • Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores Hometown News Friday, December 22, 2017 For a perfect plant, Never forget try a Bougainvillea nce the holidays are begin to drop its leaves. over, you may be Although Bougainvillea is looking for a plant GARDEN hardy at most temperatures, Othat is easy to take care of and NOOK if plants are young, you may looks great almost all year. JOE ZELENAK experience some damage You need to look no from freezing temperatures further. That perfect plant is or frost on the new growth. the Bougainvillea, one of my Bougainvillea plants will favorite plants to use for thrive best in a bright sunny adding a tropical flare to my major issue. These plants will location and will grow where gardens. They are colorful do well during our normal many other plants would just and surprising easy to take of. dry season with only cringe from the heat and sun. The Bougainvillea is by far minimal watering. Standing That is why they are so one of the most popular and water is a Bougainvillea’s popular at many of Florida’s widely grown tropical vines worst enemy. The water will theme parks and zoos. in existence today. Even if cause the plant to rapidly Although Bougainvillea are they are tinged by one of loose its leaves. The appear- relatively pest free, there are a Florida’s cold snaps, they ance is almost the same as a few things you need to watch almost always bounce back plant that has been allowed out for. Caterpillars, mites or with new growth and blazing to dry out for an extended aphids can sometimes invade color! period of time. them. You can also expect to Bougainvilleas are native If Florida has a cold snap see leaf spot if the foliage plants of Brazil. Philibert or a freeze advisory, it is a stays too wet for an extended Commerson first discovered good idea to cover and period of time. This is very Randy Barber/staff photographer protect your plants when the plant in the 1760s. Mr. similar to what happens to Holden Margheim, 16, of DeBary carries the Air Force Wreath with Veteran Philibert named this colorful these warnings are issued. If Roses. new discovery after his best damage to your plant does The uses of the Bougainvil- James Csabi of Port Orange to the Veterans Memorial Monument during the friend, Louis A. de Bougain- exist, be sure to save your lea plant are almost endless. Wreaths Across America ceremony at the Edgewater/New Smyrna Cemetery ville, who was a noted lawyer pruning of damaged branch- You can use them in hanging on Saturday, Dec. 16. and explorer from Canada. es until all frost and freeze baskets, one or three gallon The plant boasts spiny warnings are over for the containers, trained as a tree, cascading stems that have season. A good time to start grown on a trellis, trimmed colorful bracts of red, orange, your pruning is in March. as a hedge and can even be a.m.; lunch is served at noon. makes blankets for sick children, purple or white hanging from Bougainvillea plants are used as a summer annual in Cards start after lunch. New meets from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. the Out members welcome. For more first Wednesday of each month their tips. It is important to versatile in where and how the northern states. From page B7 note the colors you see are you use them. They can be I almost forgot to mention, information or lunch reservation, at St Paul’s Episcopal Church, not the actual flowers. The planted in the ground or be sure to buy a good pair of Loop, 120 Sams Ave., New call (386) 767-3297 by Monday 1650 Live Oak St., New Smyrna flowers are very small and proudly displayed in contain- garden gloves as the spines of Smyrna Beach, the museum is noon. Beach, and from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. •Piggotte Community Center: the third Friday of each month at often hidden within the ers. Keep in mind the same the Bougainvillea can be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., clusters of color. The color rule applies for container Tuesday to Saturday. Admission The Community Stitching Circle Prince of Peace Catholic Church, plants as those planted in the sharp so take care when meets from 10 a.m. to noon 600 N. Nova Road, Ormond you see is actually the leaves handling and pruning. is free. For more information, (bracts) of the plant. Their ground. You must not allow call (386) 478-0052. each Friday. The Backgammon Beach. For more information, color originates in a way the plants to sit in standing •Ormond Beach Farmers Market: Play is from 9 a.m. to noon each call (386) 405-0005 or email similar to the poinsettia water. Container plants will Joe Zelenak has more than The farmers market is open each Tuesday. No cost. Participants [email protected]. plant. require more frequent 30 years experience in Thursday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. may bring snacks. Cards and •Scrabble Club: The Port Bougainvillea will thrive in watering then those planted gardening and landscape. at 22 S. Beach St., Ormond game playing is from 11 a.m.-3 Orange Regional Library hosts almost any tropical environ- in the earth. Do not let your Send emails to hometown- Beach. For more information, p.m. each Monday and Thursday. the club at 10 a.m. each ment and soil type. The plant container plants dry out for [email protected] or visit visit ormondbeachmainstreet. There is no cost. The center is at Monday at 1005 City Center will do best if it is placed in an extended period of time his website hometowngarden. com. 504 Big Tree Road, South Circle. For more information, Daytona. For more information, call (386) 322-5152, Ext. 2. an area that is well drained or the plant will begin to com. •Ormond Beach Historical and standing water is not a have a wilted appearance and Society Welcome Center and call (386) 322-3070. •Toastmasters: This group Museum: The “Gateway to the •Planetarium: The Museum of meets at 6 p.m. Mondays at Ormond Scenic Loop” features Arts and Sciences Planetarium is the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical historical photographs, a open Tuesday through Sunday University Business Building, CELEBRATING OUR 25TH YEAR! 20-minute DVD and interpretive with hourly shows. The shows Room 268, in Daytona Beach. panels. Hours are 10 a.m. to 3 are “Galileo: The Power of the For more information, call When you buy p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Telescope,” “The Little Star That (386) 236-8969. from us you Admission is free at 38 E. Could,” “Back to the Moon for •Veterans and Business Men’s Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. Good,” “The Sky Tonight,” “Flight Club: Luncheon meeting at always get... For more information, call (386) Through the Universe and Laser noon each Tuesday, at the 676-7005 or visit ormondhistory. Mania.” Museum admission is Palmetto Club, 1000 S. Beach FREE org. $12.95 adults; $6.95 children St., Daytona Beach. It features •COA Ormond Beach Senior 6-17; $10.95 seniors and camaraderie and speakers on Valances on Center: Weekly activities at 351 students; members and children topics of interest to veterans blinds Andrews St. include bingo, noon 5 and under are free. Admission and business people. All to 3 p.m., Fridays; Bunco on includes one show. Additional veterans are welcome. For second, fourth and fifth shows are $5 for adults and $3 more information, call (386) FREE Mondays; Samba Cards, first for children 17 and under. 761-1197. Shop-at-home and third Mondays; Duplicate Parking is free. MOAS is at 352 •VFW Post 4250: “The Little Bridge Club, 12:30 p.m. S. Nova Road, Daytona Beach. V” offers Friday dinners with all Tuesdays, Thursdays and For show times, call (386) the fixin’s from 5:30 to 7 p.m. FREE Saturdays; Mah Jongg, 10 a.m. 255-0285 or visit moas.org. with live music at 7 p.m. Also, Installation to 3 p.m. Thursdays; acrylics •Port Orange Elks Lodge No. Wednesday night darts and painting class, 9:30 a.m. to 2723: Monday Table Shuffle- Saturday night karaoke from noon, Mondays; watercolor board Games are at 6 p.m. Blind 7-11 p.m. A corn hole tourna- 20% OFF CUSTOM DRAPERIES & VALANCES | 50% OFF POLYWOOD BLINDS painting class, 9 a.m. to noon Draw. Wednesday Bar Bingo is at ment at 4 p.m. each Saturday. 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For Hometown News ed history that surrounds partly take place around the [email protected] Challenge Family in North 3.56-mile circuit before lead- America, we would only ing triathletes outside the Challenge Family, Case return with a strong and Speedway. Imagine and Daytona Interna- unique race concept that is After transitioning in the tional Speedway have unlike any other in the world,” race venue, athletes tackle the announced the launch of Mr. Szlufcik said. run course, which has been Challenge Daytona, an inter- A previous attempt to pres- designed with spectators in national professional mid- ent North American competi- mind. dle-distance triathlon at the tions failed and the Challenge Commenting at the news track Dec. 7-9, 2018. Family has to pull funding conference, Carlos Eduardo In a news conference, Chal- from several sites. Arruda, CEO of Case Imagine said, “Our vision of the race is lenge CEO Zibi Szlufcik, said, The speedway will be the to not only create a world-class “Our aim has always been sim- center of activity for both the triathlon event for triathletes ple: To create a worldwide middle-distance race as well as of all abilities, but to create a series of high-quality, fair and for support events, which festival in every sense of the fun triathlon races, which include a pit-stop challenge, word. Following the racing, offer an exceptional experi- short-distance triathlon, cor- our team will throw a sensa- ence for all involved. Our deci- porate race, 5K run/walk and tional Challenge Family-style sion to launch Challenge Day- relay triathlon. festival complete with pasta tona follows thousands of Lake Lloyd, inside the party and an extraordinary requests from professional and Speedway, will provide clear awards ceremony.” age-group athletes to have a sight for spectators as athletes Registration to enter Chal- Randy Barber/staff photographer U.S. Challenge Family event in will complete one lap in the lenge Daytona opened Dec. Greg McNair of Port Orange begins his run during the second annual Chuck our portfolio. lake. 14. For more information, visit Strasser Memorial Candy Cane 5K at Destination Daytona in Ormond Beach “Due to the well-document- The flat and fast bike leg will Challenge-Daytona.com. on Saturday, Dec. 16. Sports Briefs Catch a fish, snap a picture! Division III basketball henever I begin to happy submitting articles to receive correspon- various fishing magazines, tourney Dec. 28-30 Star Athlete dence from anglers FISHING but sometime in the ‘80s Wasking where to catch fish, it is WITH DAN Street Sports International things changed. Fishing clear to me things have gotten DAN SMITH magazines became much will host the Land of Magic tough. slicker and the photos more Division III Basketball Tour- Thankfully, most of the professional. With that in nament Dec. 28-30 at the time I am able to offer some mind, I bought an expensive Ocean Center at 101 N. Atlan- tic Ave., Daytona Beach. fairly reliable tips to the catch anything. Of course I Canon camera, but that person who sends the email. The tournament is one of will write about any catches didn’t help much at all. I I am always happy to relay the largest Division III basket- worth noting. would submit my stories but my latest successes and to tell Lately you may have ball tournaments in the coun- how and where I fished. Just the rejection slip would come try. It features men’s and wom- noticed that several of my back that I needed better as in my column, I always columns have been instruc- en’s teams, including Clark, mention the bait, conditions pictures. The magazines had Norwich and Wilkes universi- tional. I always try to set surpassed my minimal and tide. aside that type of column for ties and Ithaca, Brooklyn and photography skills causing Lately I have had a rash of the inevitable slow periods. I Colby Sawyer colleges. me to get out of that busi- notes from folks looking for can tell you that if fishing This event is open to the help. Unfortunately, this time does not pick up soon, I will ness. public. we are all in the same boat. In run out of instructions. As I Since I have worked for For more information, visit the last couple weeks I have promised you when I began this paper I have relied on streetsportsinternational. fished High Bridge three years ago I will not lie. my ability to paint a picture myshopify.com. times, Mosquito Lagoon Of course, with all my with words. Now the paper once, Tomoka Basin once years of local fishing, I could would like to have more Top drivers qualify and had a trip to the Tomoka write a story about any photos of your catches. If you River. I wasn’t blanked on any number of great trips I have have recent pics, send them for Clash of those six trips, but all told had in the past. That would to either me or the Home- I only brought home two not be exactly truthful town News via email NASCAR fans get a dou- small trout and a small red. ble-dose of racing action to because if you read about (newsdy@hometownnewsol. How many hundreds of casts open the 2018 season Sunday, catches from the 1980s you com) and we may print The November 2017 Hometown News Athlete of did it take for me to land that might believe it happened Feb, 11, with The Advance paltry three? them. Hopefully things will Auto Parts Clash at Daytona the Month is Nicholas Passamonte. Nick is 16 recently. soon turn around and we Oh sure, I did throw back On a different note, I am International Speedway cap- years old and a junior at Spruce Creek High School. several undersized fish, but, will all begin catching once ping a day that starts with sure you are all aware that I more. Until then enjoy the He was named most improved defensive player for all-in-all, the action was am no photographer. The Daytona 500 Qualifying. poor. In Tomoka River, I turkey, family and football. A star-studded lineup of the 2017 football season and was instrumental in lack of photos in my column helping Spruce Creek achieve its most successful fished five hours from my will attest to that. I am not elite drivers will battle in the Dan Smith has fished the kayak with only two hits. I able to take staff photogra- 75-lap event which airs live on football season in the school’s history. landed two 13-inch reds. pher Randy Barber along on waters of Volusia County for FS1, MRN and SiriusXM Both of those came up more than 40 years. Email NASCAR Radio at 3 pm ET. ity criteria used for last year’s 500 pole winners, who com- my fishing trips so I submit Clash field, there is no pre-de- peted full-time in 2017, and looking just like goldfish questions and comments to The annual preseason race will few pictures. termined number of cars. The drivers who qualified for the because of the tannic stained [email protected]. His book, be run in two segments, with a You know my poor work exclusive field is limited to 2017 Monster Energy water. “I Swear the Snook Drowned,” competition caution at lap 25 with a camera is one of the drivers who were 2017 pole NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs. One reader wrote to say I is available for purchase for separating the segments. reasons I began writing this award winners, former Clash Eligible drivers include the should let him know if I do $10.95 at (386) 441-7793. Consistent with the eligibil- column. Years ago I was race winners, former Daytona See SPORTS, page C2

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s we near the holidays, While I do get emotional latest turf. I played just a few exemplifies this requiring a emotion, and just good time many of us spend time GOLF thinking about it, I do find the days before at PGA Village, soft draw around the corner to with friends. We lose too with friends and JAMES STAMMER happy times we had to be a and I have to tell you, the leave you the shortest many people close to us well Afamily. comfort and try to concen- greens at Sebastian were every approach shot. If you can’t hit before we are ready to say Some years there are new trate on those. Murphy once bit as good. a draw, you’ll need to play a “goodbye.” faces and some years there are told me, “It isn’t the quantity I found putts on the new shorter, more accurate tee shot I would like to wish all of missing faces. This past of days, but the quality of greens roll very well and or risk running out of fairway you a Merry Christmas, weekend, I played with an old those days that matter.” consistently, but don’t break as down the right side. Happy Hanukkah or just Someone made sure we had a friend from high school, Greg Sebastian Municipal is a fun much as you think. We were The short, par-4, eighth Happy Holidays. Take a perfect day to play and Smiley, and my best buddy, course and Dan, who never constantly burning the top requires you to play well left to moment the next time you remember old friends. I say Dan Shube. Missing from our met David, soon saw why he edges or watching putts avoid water, play short off the have an extra one and friends in the plural because group was an old friend, liked playing there. Located lip-out. tee or bomb one at the green. remember the friends and Dan and I also take a moment David Gemberling. next to the airport, you can The par-72 course features It’s a great hole. family that you have lost. when we play to remember David lost a short battle to spend your round watching four sets of tees, ranging in Shortly after we teed off, Remember them with warmth our late friend Mike Murphy. cancer this summer. Like skydivers take a plane to a length from 5308 to 6715 Greg pulled out a bottle of in your heart and a smile on Cancer is a terrible thing Greg, he was an old friend height where the plane is a yards, allowing every golfer to Jack Daniels, David’s favorite your face for it was the quality and I had hoped and prayed I from high school. Some how, spec and then jump. Many of find a distance that suits his or drink. Playing as a three- of the days you shared would never have to deal with by pure luck or perhaps divine them laugh and shout as they her ability. The well appointed some, Greg had the empty seat together, not the quantity, that it in any form. Like nearly intervention, we wound up come back to the airport via pro shop, practice facilities in his cart. It was saved for matters the most. everyone else in this world, it playing at Sebastian Municipal parachute. It looks like fun, and the soon-to-reopen David on this day. He placed would take someone, or Golf Course, a course where and their enjoyment of the day restaurant, are run by a fine the bottle in the seat and James Stammer has been an several someones, from my David played many rounds echoed ours. staff that you’ll find ready, announced David was playing avid golfer and golf enthusiast life. My father-in-law, my old with many of his friends over The course recently finished willing and able to assist. with us and having a good for nearly 40 years. He hosts friend from high school and a the years. a complete renovation of the One thing I like about round. It was a great touch. the Thursday Night Golf Show man who was like a brother to The day was beautiful. greens. They closed the course Sebastian is you have to think The day was filled with on WSTU 1450-AM. Contact me, all taken early because of Nearly cloudless, with a one nine at a time and rebuilt before teeing the ball up and some great shots, some poor him at stammergolf@yahoo. cancer. temperature in the low 70s. the complexes and put in the letting it rip. The sixth hole shots, laughs, moments of com. Shop The Shores There’s a new salon in town! Opening Soon!!!! Offering cutting-edge hair design services and more for women and men. A FULL SERVICE SALON Hair • Facials • Nails From Our Pedicures • Waxing MICROBLADING Let us create beautiful Kitchen to Yours brows that accent your face Happy Holidays Tuesday-Saturday 9-6 Closed Sundays & Mondays Walk-Ins Welcome 2015 2016 2017 DER DER DER EA S EA S EA S R ’ R ’ R ’

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Narconon reminds families the opiate problem is con- tinuing to get worse and is now considered a “syndemic.” More than ever communi- ties need to educate parents and their children about the dangers of opiates. To learn more about the nation’s crisis, visit nar- conon-suncoast.org/blog/ opioid-crisis-now-consid- ered-a-syndemic.html. Narconon can help take steps to overcome addiction. For more information, call (877) 841-5509 for free screen- ings or referrals. Randy Barber/staff photographer Support groups for Gabriel Clark, 4, of Port Orange shows off a piece of snow he collected combat veterans during the annual Halifax Health Winter Wonder Day at The Pavilion at Port and families Orange on Thursday, Dec. 14.

The Daytona Beach Coun- The November 2017 Hometown News Student of the Month is Shechiya Fate. Shechiya is 17 years seling Center offers free (386) 256-7489 or visit foo- (386) 425-3100. weekly support groups for daddicts.org. old and a senior at Atlantic High School. Shechiya combat veterans and their Bipolar and depression maintains excellent grades and attendance and is families. Mental health group support group offered known as a role model on campus. She plays an There are two groups meet- Pre-op joint class ing at the same time and loca- Recovery International active role on the cheer squad and is an asset in A bipolar and depression tion, one for veterans and one A pre-op joint education self-help mental disorder working with Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten students. support group will meet from for family members. class by Halifax Health Cen- group meets at 1 p.m. each She has been accepted to attend Bethune Cook- 3 to 4 p.m. each Wednesday The meetings are from 6 to ter for Orthopedics will take Thursday at the Daytona man University in the fall. and Thursday at Halifax 7:30 p.m. each Thursday at place from 10 to 11 a.m. each Beach Regional Library, 105 Health Medical Center, Foun- 215 S. Palmetto Ave., Dayto- Monday and Friday at France E. Magnolia Ave. na Beach. tain Building, East Entrance, Tower, sixth floor, 303 N. The public may attend. For The groups are overseen by Ground Floor, 303 N. Clyde Clyde Morris Blvd., Daytona more information, call (386) veteran David Shoots with Morris Blvd., Daytona Beach. Beach. 872-6443. School News the assistance of Ellan May- For more information, call For a reservation, call (386) field and are open to veterans (386) 254-4080. Easy sign-up day, post until 7 p.m., Monday and from all branches of the mili- 238-2251. Parenting group Wednesday tary. holidays, at DSC Bariatrics information •New Smyrna Beach-Edge- For more information, call Pet Loss Support A parenting group meets water Campus - 8 a.m. until 7 (386) 361-8475. from 6 to 7 p.m. each Tuesday session slated Daytona State College will p.m., Monday and Tuesday Group host an Enrollment Day from at Halifax Health-Behavioral Note: Fridays, the campuses East Coast Bariatrics at 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. are open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Food Addicts in Tender Paws pet loss group Services, 841 Jimmy Ann 6, at Daytona Beach Campus, Halifax Health will host a free Classes start Jan. 16. Recovery Anonymous provides emotional support Drive, Daytona Beach. Wetherell Center, Building information session at 6 p.m. For more information about to grieving pet lovers. Each class is $5. Partici- 100, at 1200 W. International each Thursday at Halifax the Enrollment Saturday event, Food Addicts in Recovery The group is free, but dona- pants receive a certificate of Speedway Blvd., Daytona email Admissions@DaytonaS- Health Medical Center Anonymous, a free 12-step tions are accepted. The group completion. A children’s Beach. tate.edu or call (386) 506-4471. France Tower, 303 N. Clyde recovery program for food meets at Halifax Health–Hos- group takes place during the Students start by completing obsession, overeating, buli- Morris Blvd., Daytona Beach. a Daytona State application, pice, 655 N. Clyde Morris parenting group. mia, has six meetings, Mon- Reservations are required. then meet with an Admissions High Schools compete Blvd., Suite A, Daytona Call for a referral. For more day through Saturday, in For more information, call Advisor and Financial Aid Beach. information, call (386) 425- to show culinary skills Volusia County. (386) 238-3205. Counselor, take an assessment For more information, call 3900. For more information, call test (if applicable), meet with The annual culinary compe- an Academic Advisor, and tition “Sharpen Your Skill” at then lock in their schedule. Daytona State College’s Mori The DSC Financial Aid Hosseini School of Hospitality Office will be open to assist and Culinary Management on with college education financ- Friday, Dec. 8, attracted high ing and will provide assistance school students from around to complete the financial aid the state. applications. The students competed in Academic advisors will also various categories to help be available to talk about them prepare for the statewide unique academic programs and national competitions. such as Quanta-Honors Col- The winners were: lege which offers an alterna- Waiter Relay: Mainland tive to regular college classes (Daytona Beach), first; for highly motivated students. Seabreeze (Daytona Beach), Students unable to attend second; and Winter Springs, Enrollment Day can take third advantage of Daytona State’s Edible Centerpiece: Lake extended registration hours Minneola, first; Mainland, for spring classes, Jan. 2-19: second; St. Lucie West Centen- •Daytona Beach Campus - 8 nial, third a.m. until 7 p.m., Monday Management: Hialeah Gar- through Thursday dens, first; Seabreeze, second; •DeLand Campus - 8 a.m. Marathon, third until 7 p.m., Monday through Gourmet Meal: Mainland, Thursday first; Lake Minneola, second; •Deltona Campus - 8 a.m. Bayside, third Marching on

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WHAT A GEM! HOME WARRANTY & RECENT 4-POINT INSPECTION HOME WARRANTY INCLUDED! LOVE AT 1ST SIGHT! BREATHTAKING, UPGRADED 3BR/3BA + BEAUTIFUL 3BR/2BA SPLIT PLAN WITH BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 2BR/2BA ATTRACTIVE, UPDATED 2BR/2BA - 5 PRIME LOCATION! 2BR/2BA LOCATED DEN TRIPLE WIDE WITH LAKEVIEW! DOUBLE CARPORT & DRIVEWAY! TRIPLEWIDE ON PRIVATE CORNER LOT! STAR COMMUNITY IN PORT ORANGE! ON A VERY PEACEFUL, CORNER LOT! Immaculate ‘03 Palm Harbor split plan Spacious open floor plan. Henry Link wicker Nestled among lots of trees! Exterior freshly w/2,560sq.ft. of spacious living area. Drywall throughout. Inside laundry rm w/lots furniture in living rm & bedrooms. 2 sliders in Situated on an appealing corner lot with nice painted. New A/C system in ‘16. Kitchen Oversized garage w/custom cabinets. 10 X of storage. Large eat-in kitchen w/ample living rm & 1 slider in dining room leading to landscaping. Tastefully furnished and move-in and bathrooms countertops have been re-do- 30 bonus rm + scrn’d porch. Center island cabinetry space. Formal dining rm & nice lrg scrn’d porch. Laminate/carpet. Recent ready. Laminate/linoleum. Kitchen w/newer ne. Brand new SS appliances in kitchen. New kitchen. Laminate flrs. Master bath has Jacuzzi bonus rm off kitchen. Florida room. 4-point inspection. SS appliances & countertops. Short drive to commodes in both bathrooms. Close to every- tub. Digital hot water heater. the beach. thing. TRISH HAYES, 386-246-7407 FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974 LINDA HEWELT, 386-868-5004 JOANN MARTEL, 386-878-4661 TAMMY PETERS, 386-951-5985 WEST VOLUSIA FEATURED LISTINGS! DL5679 DL5590 DL5638 DL5531 DL5670 $59,900 $39,900 $25,000 $74,900 $72,000

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