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Vol. 14, No. 5 Your Local News and Information Source • www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Friday, Feb. 15, 2019 General, Cosmetic and Surgical Dermatology Community Community has lost ‘an Accepting new patients and most insurance including Tricare. Notes Monday-Friday 8-4pm with evening hours on Bird talk Wednesday 8-7pm. incredibly caring person’ Restore Your Youth Botox/Filler/Lipsfor Feb#throwbackthursday 21st 1-4pm The Town of Ponce Inlet will By Diane M. Carey Way mission.” present Raptor and Migratory Special Event Pricing! [email protected] The release added he recently reiterated his Call to Book your Appointment! Birds at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. vision and legacy for the community and the 16, at Ponce Inlet Historical The sudden loss of Dennis Burns, president and local United Way, citing his confidence in the Call 386.256.1444 2014 - 2017 D For Appointments and Details Museum, 143 Beach St. EA ER S 3951 S. Nova Rd., Suite 3 • Port Orange, FL R CEO of the United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties, organization’s ability to create lasting change. ’

C H Come meet a Marine Sci- leaves some big shoes to fill at the agency. Mr. Burns, 65, had been the UW’s local O I C E Like us on ence Center trainer and feath- www.blueoceandermatology.com 2018 D The beloved Ormond Beach resident died unex- leader since November 2015. He led the EA ER R S ’

C ered friend. H E 1O C pectedly Feb. 3 from heart-related issues. implementation of a Community Impact model Court- I For more information, call “It was always the aspiration of Dennis to lead a locally. He was involved on many local boards and ney Edgcomb, vice pres- ident (386) 761-2408. local United Way,” a news release from the local committees, including: Flagler Cares, Commission of UWVCF, described her boss as so much more agency states. “He was very grateful to the Volu- on Homelessness for Volusia & Flagler Counties, than a boss. Free movies sia-Flagler community for their expression of confi- One Voice for Volusia and VMA Education Com- “Dennis was an incredibly caring person. He dence in him. He was an amazing leader, advocate mittee. He was a member of the Daytona Beach at Port Orange library for this community and supporter of the United Rotary and a graduate of Leadership Daytona. See LOST, page A4

The Port Orange Regional See NOTES, page A2 Winner! Spread those butterfly wings Need to your garden Teeth? By Pat Young dential gardens as monarch For Hometown News friendly. New Smyrna Beach DENTAL SERVICES was the second city in Flori- Butterflies are not just da to become a Monarch City DENTURE $650 beautiful insects with deli- USA city, after Deland. Crown/Caps $800 cate, colorful wings, they are The Deland Garden Club’s All Fillings $200 important pollinators of fruit certification began when a trees and vegetable gardens. few people, including Karen Full Denture Reline Only $185 Unfortunately butterflies Hall and John Hatfield, got Routine Extractions $100-$185 are being depleted at an together and approached the alarming rate (nearly a bil- city about a Monarch City In-House Denture Lab lion over the last 25 years, USA designation. The first Same Day Denture according to the U.S. Fish garden they did was the cen- Repairs and Relines and Wildlife Service) due to tury garden at the Bill Dreg- FREE Consultations & 2nd Opinions loss of habitat, and herbicide gers Park in Deland. Now Trusted, Comfortable & Affordable Dental Care and pesticide use. there are 114 certified But there is hope, in the Deland gardens. 2012 - 2017 2018 form of Monarch City USA, While New Smyrna Beach DER ADER EA S E S R ’ R ’

C C E for the monarch butterflies in H E H C is already certified as a Mon- C 1O I O I the Deland and New Smyrna arch City USA, the New Beach areas, and expanding Smyrna Beach men’s and Randy Barber/staff photographer to more areas as garden women’s garden clubs are Volusia County Councilwoman Billie Wheeler waves the checkered flag as enthusiasts plant more but- working on certifying more Grand Marshal Vicki Wood goes by in a special T-Bird Pace Car during the terfly-friendly plants. neighborhood and residen- KERRI GRAHAM, D.M.D. annual Legends Beach Parade at Racing’s North Turn Bar & Grill in Ponce The New Smyrna Beach tial gardens of all sizes as and Edgewater Men’s Garden 802 Sterthaus Drive Inlet on Saturday, Feb. 9. Ms. Wood, known as the “Fastest Woman on the monarch friendly. Suite A, Ormond Beach, FL Club is in the midst of certi- “It’s a win-win for garden- Beach,” was celebrating her 100th birthday. fying neighborhood and resi- See BUTTERFLY, page A2 386-944-5002 VISIT US AT ORMONDSMILES.COM CALL FOR APPT AND MORE DETAILS. YOUR INSURANCE MAY COVER AT USUAL & CUSTOMARY FEES. OFFER GOOD FOR 60 DAYS FROM DATE OF RECEIPT. THE PATIENT AND ANY OTHER PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT HAS A RIGHT TO REFUSE TO PAY, CANCEL PAYMENT, OR BE REIMBURSED FOR PAYMENT FOR ANY OTHER SERVICE, EXAMINATION, OR TREATMENT THAT IS PERFORMED AS A RESULT OF AND WITHIN 72 HOURS OF RESPONDING TO THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR ‘Firefighter 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 REGULARLY $900 CODE D2752) (DENTURE REGULARLY $1000 CODE D5110 OR D5120)( RELINE UPPER DENTURE REGULARLY $350 CODE D5720) (RELINE LOWER DENTURE REGULARLY $350 CODE D5751). Kids’ gives back

Cooking B3 By Diane M. Carey “Since Ricky started Fire- [email protected] fighter for Kids, he has assist- CHEF'S CORNER ed over 2,000 children in Ricky Francois is the 2018 Volusia County with back- Port Orange Firefighter of the packs and basic school sup- Year, largely thanks to his plies,”Chief Fuston said. Who's contributions to school chil- Originally from Newark, cooking dren and teachers throughout N.J., Mr. Francois remembers the love? Volusia County. the school he attended where “The reason he was nomi- many students came from nated was for a number of low-income families and he things,” Port Orange Fire also needed assistance from Chief Ken Fuston said. “He is relatives to provide him and Entertainment B1 a firefighter, he has taken sev- his two siblings with basic eral classes seeking certifica- school supplies. DON'T GET LOST tion as a fire inspector, he “I started this at the end of stepped up into the position 2016,” he said. “I started it Photo courtesy of City of South Daytona of acting driver/engineer because I came from it. I’ve The cities of Port Orange and South Daytona recently honored the top fire while we were going through gone to low-income schools. fighters. Port Orange Fire Chief Ken Fustin congratulated Firefighter of the the promotional process for Unfortunately there were Year Ricky Francois with Tracy Jackman of Volusia Memorial Park & Funeral those seeking permanent many children there unpre- driver/engineer positions. He pared. Kids see that and you Home. also is enrolled in the Dayto- get teased. I had great parents, get money, he said. “Some headphones.” Orange Elementary was the na State College paramedic aunts and uncles, they would people bring bookbags, bags So far, he has donated to first school he donated to. He Find yourself program." get together (and) put money full of notebooks, crayons and seven schools within Volusia plans on helping schools in Another big reason is his together to make sure we at the Shoestring markers, things that the stu- County as well as Easter Seals, West Volusia as well. nonprofit organization, Fire- went to school with supplies. dents and teachers can use.” each contribution totaling “He came to school one day fighter for Kids, which is Once I had nephews and But besides the basic sup- between $500 and $1,000. (last fall) and told us about Index entering its third year. The nieces, I did that for them. I plies, he tries to bring schools So far the schools are in the program he has, firefight- organization helps young and said I wanted to do that for Business A7 Out & About B1 some specific items they need, Port Orange, South Daytona ers supporting the students Classified B7 Police Report A5 underprivileged children other children on a bigger he said. “Some schools need and Daytona Beach with his and just wanted to make a Crossword B5 Sports A11 throughout Volusia County to s c a l e .” Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6 mouse clickers for their com- sights set this year on a school obtain school supplies. His non-profit doesn’t just puters. Some schools need in Ormond Beach. Port See FIREFIGHTER, page A2 A- 2 • Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores Hometown News Friday, Feb. 15, 2019

another member. butterflies, as a Deland high information on residential Butterfly Mr. West comes from a long school teacher in special edu- monarch certification. From page A1 line of gardeners. His uncle, cation. His students, ADD and To become a certified mon- Walter West, was a gardener ADHD (attention deficit arch butterfly sanctuary, par- ers, for the endangered butter- for President Dwight D. Eisen- hyperactive disorder), needed ticipants must have a mini- flies and for our initiative,” hower, and his wife, Marjorie something extra to do. mum of 20 nectar food plants, said Skip Bednarczyk, a Men’s Cooley, had a vegetable gar- “Let’s go out and dig in the three of which are host/larval Garden Club member. den, he said. His grandmother dirt,” he told them. That start- plants, which includes five “We need to do more for the owned a flower shop. Mr. West ed a butterfly garden, and rais- milkweed plants, as they are butterflies,” added Jim West, has had a long-time interest in ing monarch butterflies in the the primary host plants for the classroom. monarchs. Nectar food plants After seven years, he moved include penta, salvia, porter- Florida State Hearing Aids, Inc. to Tallahassee and taught hor- weed, plumbago, buddleia, We Specialize in Quality Hearing Aids & Quality Service ticulture and Lepidoptera beach sunflower, lantana, bot- (that’s scaly wings, such as but- tlebrush and firebush. Larval terflies and moths) in high food plants include milkweed, school. Now retired, he teach- passion vine, cassia, parsley, • Free repairs • Free reprogramming es seminars for garden clubs dill and fennel. The brighter and designs butterfly gardens. the color in the garden, the He also travels a lot, “chasing more butterflies will visit, Finding the right hearing butterflies,” he said. according to the garden club. He has been a volunteer for Applications to become a aid does not have to be more than 25 years, tagging certified monarch butterfly butterflies. (Tags are available sanctuary will be reviewed and hard or confusing. from monarchwatch.org) the New Smyrna Beach men’s Monarch City USA came and women’s garden’s clubs Let us help simplify into being to promote educa- will be in touch with partici- this process. With tion and development of pub- pants. (Deadline for submis- lic and private gardens. Faith sion is April 30. Participants 26 years of local Miller, public works director will have the option of buying experience and for New Smyrna Beach, is a Certified Monarch Butterfly working with local clubs to get Sanctuary sign for $25.) More hometown service people to build gardens. information on certification or we can and will get The Men’s Garden Club will the garden clubs is available by you the right hearing be at the New Smyrna Beach calling Mr. West at (850) 320- The men’s garden club of 13, on Live Oak Street by the Springfest from 9 a.m. to 4 2935 or Sookie Smith, presi- NSB also will have their annu- museum. Many monarch-cer- aid with none of the p.m. Saturday, April 6, at Canal dent of the NSB Women’s Gar- al plant sale fundraiser from 8 tified plants will be offered for Julie Pruitt corporate up charges and Live Oak streets with den Club at (386) 847-4374. am. to noon Saturday, April sale. LHAS, BC-HIS or hassle. lot of supplies to us. We were said. “We were fortunate to totally unexpected, but appre- Firefighter able to send some things home benefit from that.” ciated as he is just “doing what From page A1 with students. Mr. Francois, 36, lives in he loves to do,” he said. “He is just a good guy who Daytona Beach with his wife, For more information or to donation to the school,” said said that somebody helped Jenny. He has been a Port donate, email Mr. Francois at Michele Duguay, Port Orange him when he was younger and Orange firefighter (also emer- [email protected], Elementary administrative he wanted to pass that forward gency medical technician) for visit firefighterforkids.org or teacher. “We started working and help students in need in nearly five years. Becoming call (386) 248-7537. with him on that, he brought a our community,” Ms. Duguay Firefighter of the Year was

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almost like the job found him. Lost Something we would do on a From page A1 Saturday is the same way he would go to work on a Mon- worked hard to mentor peo- day. He was like everyone’s ple,” Ms. Edgcomb said. “He dad. He didn’t care what you had a heart for wanting to see were, he cared who you were.” this community become bet- He added his family is ter. He had a lot of projects on appreciative of the outpouring the table.” of support and testimonials He was proud he won his they have received. He also fantasy football league this laughingly said his parents year and how much he loved were “annoyingly in love. They the beach and his family, espe- spent all their time together. cially his grandkids, she said. My dad adored my mom, they “Dennis did a good job of were perfect for each other in At the newest Little getting all of us to work inde- an opposites attract kind of Library in South Day- pendently. He said my job is to w ay.” hire the right people and then Dennis Burns grew up in tona are Parks and get out of their way. He did Dennis Burns Hornell, N.Y., and earned a Recreation Director that,” Ms. Edgcomb said. “We him. He was a Little League bachelor’s degree in communi- Greg Bartholomew, are still here and operating. coach and made a big impact cations from the University of from left, Carol Sper- We are in the middle right on a lot of my friends and Central Florida. He worked ber, Wendell Chris- now of our next community made a big impact on a lot of for the Orlando Sentinel tensen, Mayor Bill impact grant process. We are people for a lot of reasons. He before completing a stint as a more focused in the way we loved the beach and was an Loaned Executive for the Hall, Principal Kevin distribute funds and that is a avid sports fan and loved to Heart of Florida United Way Flassig and Council- vision Dennis had.” golf as much as he could.” in Orlando. He then joined the man Doug Quartier. Mr. Burns also was the con- He wants his dad remem- Heart of Florida United Way In the foreground are summate family man. He is bered as a kind, selfless per- full time in resource develop- Jacksin Lalancette, survived by his wife of 41 son, Mr. Burns said. “Even ment and began his 20-plus years, Mary Burns, and their before he worked in nonprofit year career there. Madisin Lalancette three children, Cameron Rob- he was ‘that guy’. He was the A celebration of life memo- and Chad Kirby. ert Burns, Carlyn Linker and guy that would give you the rial service for Mr. Burns was Charisse Bitner; sisters, Mar- shirt off his back, he was the Tuesday, Feb. 12, at Tomoka Photo courtesy of the city garet Burns and Roberta guy who would pick you up if Christian Church in Ormond of South Daytona Riggsbee; and four grandchil- you needed help. It wasn’t just Beach. In lieu of flowers, the dren. his job. He was the kind of family requests donations be “He was one of those people person who wanted to help made to the United Way of A Little Library, a giant that was so kind and immedi- p e op l e .” Volusia/Flagler (app.mobile- ately put people at ease,” Cam- Working for United Way cause.com/public/campaigns- eron Burns said. “My friends was the job that allowed him keywords/32180/donations/ sloth and a path to literacy would come over when I was to be himself, his son said. “It’s new). still young and hang out with For Hometown News Little Free Library in the city “This is a wonderful example [email protected] was Wendell Christensen, an of a community approach to academic intervention teach- promoting literacy,” Mayor The second clinic will be City Center Circle. A new Little Free Library er at the school. Known as Hall said. “Our city, the local Notes 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. at Big Lots, February’s free classes was recently installed in the Book Doctor on campus, school and volunteers From page A2 3818 S. Nova Rd. Port Orange. include: South Daytona, reflecting the Mr. Christensen created worked together to make this Heartworm prevention and •Introduction to iPad: 2 to 4 historical significance of its Wendellville, the Little Free happen.” Thursdays and Ormond flea control products will be p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 19 location in Reed Canal Park. Library in the school’s atri- The library, located in the Beach on Wednesdays. available to buy. Cash only for •Computer basics III – Intro In 1975, the bones of um. park’s playground, joins For more information, call the shots, cards accepted for to file handling and storage: 13-foot giant ground sloth Wearing a white decorated those on Brian Avenue, Lan- Gladys Lacen at (386) 253- products. The clinic is open to 10 a.m. to noon Wednesday, was discovered at the bottom lab coat extolling the virtues tern Drive and at the school. 4700 Ext. 204. everyone, no appointment Feb. 20 of a retention pond in the of reading, Mr. Christensen All sites are registered with needed. Proceeds benefit •Basic Microsoft Word: 2 to park. With a nod to this dis- literally wears his passion for the Little Free Library web- Low-cost pet clinics abused animals. For more 4 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 28 covery, the Little Free Library literacy on his sleeve. “Since site so they can be found on a information, call or text (386) Computers will be provid- depicts the extinct mammals we don’t have a library in map. The location has prov- 748-8993. ed, but participants may bring There will be two low-cost that once roamed the area. South Daytona, this is a way en to be a big hit, likely due their own laptops or other pet shot clinics sponsored by The library structure was of getting books in the hands to its daily proximity to chil- portable computing devices. the Society for the Prevention donated by South Daytona of kids,” he said. “Reading is dren. Library plans The library has free Wi-Fi of Cruelty of Animals Rescue Elementary School and was everything.” Parents and children are throughout the building. Sunday, Feb. 17. free computer classes painted by Carol Sperber, a Mayor Bill Hall and Coun- encouraged to take a book Nine spots are available for The first clinic will be from retired teacher and media cilman Doug Quartier joined and then leave a book, pass- each session. Registration is 9 to 11 a.m. at Big Lots, 122 N. Adults can pick up new specialist at the school. school representatives and ing on the opportunity for required; call (386) 322-5152, Nova Road, Ormond Beach. computer skills at the Port The driving force behind others in celebrating the others. Orange Regional Library, 1005 See NOTES, page A6 the installation of the fourth opening of the free library. BLISS BY BEAULIEU • SHAW FLOORING • TARKETT • MIRAGE • BLISS BY BEAULIEU • MASLAND • TARKETT BLISS BY BEAULIEU • SHAW FLOORING • TARKETT • MASLAND • BLISS BY BEAULIEU • SHAW FLOORING • TARKETT • MIRAGE • BLISS BY BEAULIEU • MASLAND • TARKETT If you want an Insurance Agency CARPET • HARDWOOD • AREA RUGS • TILE • STONE • LAMINATE • RESILIENT that covers more, costs less and works CABINETS • FULL KITCHEN & BATHROOM REMODELING harder for you... call us. Do you want your home to look AMAZING? Come see Michelle and let her design a Fresh New Look for Spring!

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Thirteen Volusia County youth may be smiling more widely today. As part of the annual Give Kids A Smile event Friday, Feb. 1, they received no-cost, comprehensive dental care from the Department of Health in Volusia County. Dental staff in the Daytona Beach and Orange City offices collectively performed 13 Unknown suspect exams, cleanings, and fluoride Daytona Beach Police Detective Wayne Dorman at treatments. All patients need to identify the person (386) 671-5232 or email received nutritional counsel- shown committing a grand [email protected]. ing and oral hygiene instruc- theft at the Sunglass Hut in Please use case number tions. The value of services Volusia Mall at about 4:45 190001689 for reference provided was nearly $4,000 with any responses. p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26,. during the event. However, You can also remain In the course of this many will return for follow-up anonymous and contact offense, the suspect struck a care totally an additional Crime Stoppers of North- female employee in the face, east Florida at (888) 277- $8,000. Patients ranged in age causing serious injury. from 1-17. TIPS or via the app available If you know or can iden- at northeastflorida.crimes- Also, several local dentists tify this person, contact toppersweb.com. and staff participated in the campaign, providing services free for about 70 area Boys & Photo courtesy of Department of Health-Volusia Girls Club members. DOH-Volusia dental hygienist Christine Hulme gives Delmi Lopez,10, a take- WE’RE ON “I requested the Boys & home goodie bag after her recent visit to the Department of Health in Volusia Girls Club kids to come to my County’s dental clinic in Daytona Beach. office because they are so well FACEBOOK! behaved and they are such Orthodontics and Flagler lead to problems with daily tion in 2003, more than 5 mil- good kids” said Dr. Jan West- Dental South. activities, including eating, lion underserved children berry of Westberry Family According to the Centers for speaking, playing and learn- have received free oral health “Like” Hometown News Volu- Dentistry in New Smyrna Disease Control and Preven- ing. services, according to the sia for the latest in local news, Beach. tion, cavities are one of the Give Kids a Smile is in ADA’s website. information and interactive Other dental offices partici- nation’s most common chron- observance of February’s For more information, visit features like photo contests pating were Larkin Orthodon- ic childhood conditions. Left National Children’s Dental volusiahealth.com/dental. and Rants & Raves. tics, Dr. April C. Flutie, Lowe untreated cavities can cause Health Month. Launched by pain and infections that may the American Dental Associa- VIEWPOINT FRIDAY, FEB. 15, 2019 • HOMETOWN NEWS • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSVOLUSIA.COM Rants & Raves Supporting our teachers Got something to say? Call the Hometown Rants & Raves line at (386) 322-5902 or e-mail [email protected]. Please limit your submissions to 250 words, so that we can include more entries. Readers are asked to refrain from making slanderous or libelous statements.

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As I walked my dog along Atlantic Avenue near St. Brendan Catholic Church in Ormond Beach Feb. 8, she decided to chal- lenge my balance by walking between my legs which sent me head over heels and slammed me to the ground. Many thanks to the drivers and passengers of several cars who pulled over or stopped in their traffic lane to see if I was OK or needed help. Thanks so much for caring. Please beep to say hello next time ya see us.

In response to: ‘Use better road courtesy’ Photo courtesy of Port Orange Elks Lodge 2723 I have never been at a light that there was that much of a gap Port Orange Elks Lodge 2723 recently donated school supplies to Port Orange Elementary School. between cars. Items were collected from Elks members, Port Orange Target and Silas Elder Law Firm. Pictured are I agree people are talking, texting or looking at the phones too Exalted Ruler Linda Lee and Past Exalted Ruler Larry Lewis, who delivered the supplies. much and do not notice when the light turns green. I personally don’t like to pull up too close to the car in front of me. I do leave a gap (maybe a car length?) If someone decides to hit me from behind, hopefully that gap will help me from getting pushed into solution to your problem. Vote. Correct doggie sanitation the car in front of me. The elections for city officials are coming up. Vote out the old members who continue to allow more building of houses It helped my daughter last year, someone hit her from behind Enjoy seeing people walking their dogs around the block in that encroach on the homes of the coyotes. These officials are and because she wasn’t super close to the one in front of her, she our South Daytona neighborhood, but it gets ugly when we see more concerned about money in their pockets instead of what didn’t get pushed into the other car. certain individuals leave the dog’s business and not picking it is best for the city. These officials keep doing the same old tired up. thing of building more houses, nothing that will actually help Another thing is watching them pick it up and disposing the In regards to: ‘Police can help’ the city. bag down the drain of our sewer system. Please, bag it and take Vote them out. Get people in that care not only about the it back to your garbage container. The rant says if you take your notes and documentation to the environment, but the city, also. Make sure they really care and police department, they will help. listen to what the public wants and I have read many many That is false. I have been stalked for three years. I kept docu- times that there are plenty of empty houses in Edgewater, why Not enough warning mentation. I went to the police station Monday, Feb. 4, and they build more? would not help me. I have complained before and I can still not On Friday, I was on Victoria Gardens Drive. get help. Thanks for the info, Chef I made a left turn on to Clyde Morris, next thing I knew blue lights were in my rear window. It seems I made an improper Likes new center left turn because of the time of day. Seems there are no left Cooking is not something at the top of my list of things I love turns when school is letting out. to do, therefore I am not an aficionado of cooking columns, but I would like to rave about the new Live Oak Cultural Center in The ticketing officer stated signs were posted, but you can’t occasionally make an exception for Chef Costa’s Cooking Cor- New Smyrna Beach. be expected to read every sign on the side of the road. There ner, at least giving it a quick scan as his ad-libbing is usually That is going to be a treat to the city. It is absolutely gorgeous, were two motorcycle officers lying in wait for unsuspecting good for a chuckle and heaven knows we have few of those especially at night, drivers. He wrote me a ticket for $165. these days. If they don’t want you to turn left, there should be flashing The Feb. 1 column (Where do you grocery shop?) was lights warning you. This smells like a trap for unsuspecting Back up on the bread enlightening for consumers/ shoppers. I for one, miss that kind drivers. Making a left turn coming out of Walmart is far more of information, which was something found in the daily or dangerous, but they let you turn there. I’m sure police time weekly newspapers of yore. Consumers need all the help they I am one of many residents who enjoy walking at Port Orange could be better spent. can get and ‘informed’ consumers would be a start for fixing Watch out drivers. Read all the signs or you may also be tick- City Center. consumer satisfaction and laws. For a long time, some people have fed the birds. Most give eted. See you in court. them small pieces of bread, but for many months now there are people bringing multiple large loaves of bread and rolls and, often throwing around large or even whole slices all over the PBS. house Drive, Ponce Inlet. 904 Taylor Road. walkways. Notes For more information about For more information, The chapter will host its This is extremely unhealthy for our beautiful birds. The mess From page A4 the free program, call (386) email mscvolunteer@volusia. 30th anniversary celebration. is making our beautiful walking areas miserable for us. The 322-5152, option 4. org. For more information, call option 4, after Jan. 22. excrement is all over and cannot be avoided. People and dogs are Regent Betty Stecker at (386) 882-5291. being forced to walk through all this fresh liquid waste. Some Candidate announces Nominations sought children have slipped and had it all over them. Programs in the Parks Please be more considerate to our wildlife and citizens. This is for city council post for Citizen of the Year Casino night horrible behavior that can make people and animals ill and The Town of Ponce Inlet Marilyn Ford, a criminal The deadline for nominat- for veterans injured. will present a free program in the park at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, justice professional, has ing a Ponce Inlet resident for Feb. 19, at Ponce Preserve, announced her candidacy for the Citizen of the Year or Remembering Vets Casino In response to: ‘Not a coyote fan’ 4401 S. Peninsula Ave. the April 30 special election Lifetime Achievement Award Night Fundraiser will be from The topic will be “Night to fill the vacancy for City is Feb. 20. 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. Saturday, Council District 1, the post Nominations should be Feb. 23, at VFW Post 3282, To the person who is not a fan of coyotes, there is a very simple Sky Tour” by the Museum of Arts and Sciences. that was held by her late hus- limited to one page, cite the 5810 S. Williamson Blvd., For more information, call band, Bob Ford. nominee’s Ponce Inlet-related Port Orange. Amy Zengotita (386) 236- A New York State native, accomplishments and con- Proceeds will benefit veter- 2163. Dr. Ford has lived in Port tain the name and contact ans, military families and the Orange since 1986. She information of the individual Invisible Wounds Memorial earned master’s and doctoral making the nomination. coming to Volusia County. DEADLINES Town services degrees in criminal justice Send nomination letters to The cost is $50 per person. The deadline for submissions to Hometown News in Volusia suspension and has taught at the univer- Judy Huggins, 44 Coastal For more information, call County is 5 p.m. Thursday for the next week's issue, except for sity level. She’s worked on Oaks Circle, Ponce Inlet, FL, (386) 931-8323, email cathy. Rants & Raves, which is 5 p.m. Friday. Deadlines are adjusted for The Town of Ponce Inlet criminal justice research 32127 or email to judyhug- rememberingvets@gmail. holidays. For more information, call (386) 322-5924. will be upgrading its comput- projects at federal, state and [email protected]. com or visit remember- er systems. local levels. ingvets.org. Starting at 4:30 p.m. She has served as Volusia Master gardeners Wednesday, Feb. 20, all cus- County Corrections Director Democratic Women tomer information service and Director of Special Proj- plan plant clinics and payment services will be ects for the County’s Depart- meet Feb. 20 suspended until 8 a.m. Tues- ment of Public Protection, Volusia County’s master day, Feb. 26. before her recent retirement. gardeners will share winter The Democratic Women’s She has been active as a gardening tips and answer Club of Volusia County will Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., volunteer leader in commu- questions during plant clinics meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday, 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 Cave diver to speak at nity and professional groups in February. Residents Feb. 20, at Red Lobster, at Copyright © 2019, Hometown News, L.C. Port Orange library for decades. can bring their plants for a 2625 W. International Speed- Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in free check-up. way Blvd., Daytona Beach. America in 2005, 2006, 2007. Learn about cartography •2 to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. The guest speaker will be One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. MSC needs animal and underwater cave diving 19, at the Port Orange Donna Atheren, who will talk Farris Robinson...... President Mercedes Lee-Paquette ...Production Manager volunteers Regional Library, 1005 City about “Women: Keepers of Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Julianne Petersen...... Graphic Artist with Eric Hutcheson Wednes- Don Hornbeck ...... Regional Circulation Manager Heather Donaldson ...... Inside Sales Manager Center Circle. the Bees” at 6:30 p.m. Flora Wilkerson...... Circulation Administrator Angie Daniels ...... Inside Sales Assistant day, Feb. 20, at the Port Robin Bevilacqua ...... Human Resources Lora L. Uber...... Inside Sales/Classified Orange Regional Library, The Marine Science Center For more information, call The regular meeting starts Annita Ferrante...... Account Receivable Michael Buckley ...... Circulation Manager is seeking volunteers to help the Volusia County Extension at 7 p.m. Any candidates will Amanda Wheaton ...... Credit & Collections Randy Barber ...... Staff Photographer 1005 City Center Circle. Cecil G. Brumley ...... Managing Editor Diane Carey...... Staff Writer care for animals in the bird Service at (386) 822-5778. have the floor once the meet- Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Gina McKee...... Staff Writer The experienced cave diver Rita Chatman ...... Office Mgr/Comm. Relations Carrie Maday...... News Clerk sanctuary and aquariums. ing is over. Lee Barreiro, a Kim Milo ...... Senior Account Manager and founder of the Silver Melissa Berno ...... Advertising Consultant Springs Cave Diving Team Volunteers will acquire DAR meets Feb. 19 candidate for the Port Orange will speak to adults at 1 p.m. husbandry skills, build rela- special election, will be pres- tionships with the animals to ent. Phone (386) 322-5900 and teens at 3 p.m. The Sugar Mill Chapter help with enrichment and For more information email Fax (386) 322-5901 Over the past two decades, Daughters of the American conditioning, and be part of [email protected] or Classified (386) 322-5949 Mr. Hutcheson has mapped Revolution will meet at 7 p.m. Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 local conservation efforts. call (386)243-9289. cave systems in Florida and Tuesday, Feb. 19, at the Port Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 The center is open Tuesday

PORT ORANGE PORT shot cave diving segments for Orange Christian Church, [email protected] the Discovery Channel and through Sunday at 100 Light- See NOTES, page A9 Friday, Feb. 15, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores • A-7 Stop the insanity, I want to get off s regular readers of this much development along a in Edgewater for $2.73 column know, I’m fairly tiny, narrow country lane with million. A Canadian investor VOLUSIA pro-development, but no access to the interstate is a bought the townhouse Lung Cancer? Aalso expect sensible infrastruc- BUSINESS recipe for disaster. So, please apartments at 2322 S. Palmet- Asbestos exposure in industrial, ture to go with it. CECIL G. cities of Port Orange and New to Ave. in South Daytona for construction, manufacturing jobs, or the So, it pains me to point out BRUMLEY Smyrna Beach, stop the $1.025M. we really need to say, “slow madness and get the infra- military may be the cause. Family in down on the development.” structure in place. *** the home were also exposed. While not quite having have 1,300 single-family hous- Call 1-866-795-3684 or email everything in place for the es, 400 townhouses and a *** On a final note, some [email protected]. development along LPGA retail village with a supermar- interesting developments $30 billion is set aside for asbestos Boulevard in Daytona Beach ket, pharmacy and retail May not be anything yet, include SunTrust and BB&T is bad enough, at least it has shops. Right on the other side but B. Braun is getting all of its merging. The new entity will victims with cancer. Valuable settlement an interstate interchange to of Pioneer Trail, Rural King land on Mason Avenue in be based in Charlotte, N.C. monies may not require filing a lawsuit. help with the movement of Supply of Mattoon, Ill., has Daytona Beach under one With so few BB&T offices in traffic. The same can be said proposed Shell Pointe Colony, zoning designation, and it’s Volusia County, it may not for all the development along which would have 745 houses general industrial zoning. mean any office closings, so Orange Camp Road at and 30 acres of commercial Documents filed with the city little impact unless you DeLand and Lake Helen, and development in two retail just state it’s for expansion, but happen to have a relative who State Road 472 (Howland villages. it could mean the second was working in the SunTrust Boulevard in Deltona). ICI was instrumental in medical products plant is headquarters in Atlanta. All three of those areas, extending Williamson coming, which would be a big Demolition is starting on the especially LPGA Boulevard Boulevard to Pioneer Trail, so economic boost for the area. first of the First Baptist with its massive amount of you have some outlet for Church properties in down- residential development, will traffic, but that’s as far as *** town Daytona Beach; an office have to look at continually Williamson goes. Also, an building at 115 N. Ridgewood upgrading for roads, water, interchange at I-95 and Still not a lot of big com- Ave. An Urban Planet store is sewer, schools and recreation. Pioneer Trail is years away mercial real estate deals replacing the VF Outlet at But where we almost need from reality, especially with happening, but one big one Tanger Factory Outlet Center to look at a moratorium on many people still opposed to was Silver State Realty & in Daytona Beach. The mobile development is Pioneer Trail the interchange. Investments of Las Vegas home park on Natures Woods and Williamson Boulevard ICI is already too far along buying the News-Journal Boulevard, south of East New along the New Smyrna Beach/ and you can’t stop it from its property at 901 Sixth St. in Hampshire Avenue in DeLand Port Orange border. You first phase of Woodhaven, Daytona Beach (adjacent) for is adding 45 lots. already have the Cypresshead which will have 178 sin- $10.458 million. International and Water’s Edge develop- gle-family houses and 93 Speedway Corp. bought the Managing Editor Cecil G. ments in Port Orange and townhouses on about 116 Space Coast Credit Union Brumley has been tracking Venetian Bay in New Smyrna acres, but that’s near the property at 200 Bill France business and the economy in Beach putting a strain on the intersection with Airport Blvd. in Daytona Beach for Volusia County for more than area. Two more planned Road and doesn’t impact $3.6 million. Safe Lock 22 years. Contact him at developments, both closer to Pioneer Trail quite so much, Storage of Windermere cbrumley@hometownnewsol. I-95, include ICI Homes’ yet. bought an industrial storage com (no hyphens) or follow Woodhaven, which would But let’s face it; putting that property at 333 Marion Ave. him on Twitter @cecilbrumley. CUSTOM PRODUCTS AT RETAIL PRICES Free in home estimates and years of Business News experience to help you find the perfect Business After Hours pschamber.com. Daytona Beach. requirements window treatments The conference is a first of •Understand financing The Port Orange-South Association officers its kind designed to equip new options for your community’s Daytona Chamber of Com- and seasoned board members capital projects merce will host a Business can get certification with the tools needed for a •Utilizing green space & After Hours from 5 to 7 p.m. successful year. 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Friday, Feb. 15, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores • A-11 Sports Briefs Healthy racer Register Nick Stephens of the Sea Spir- ing at France Tower, 303 N. May 11. Space is limited. Reg- it Fishing Charter out of Clyde Morris Blvd., Daytona istration fee is $25. To regis- for senior games Ponce Inlet. Beach. ter, visit donate.xpress-pay. The event begins with a In recognition of American com/. Registration is open for the brief meeting at 6:45 p.m. Heart Month, the 5K is a part For information, email Port Orange Senior Games, Thursday, Feb. 21, with an of Halifax Health’s Live Your events@miracleleaguevolusia. which will be March 14-24. open fishing forum at 7 p.m. Life Well Race Series. The org or visit miracleleague- Games include golf, basket- and the seminar at 7:30 p.m. timed race is open to both volusia.org. ball, tennis, volleyball, swim- All seminars are free and competitive and non-compet- ming, softball, horseshoes, open to the public at the Riv- itive runners and walkers. corn hole, shuffleboard, bas- erside Pavilion, 3431 S. Ridge- Registration is $25. Non- Veterans can fish ketball shooting, pickleball wood Ave., Port Orange. participants can register as a and racquetball. Capt. Stephens was born “Heart Supporter” for a $15 The Halifax Sport Fishing The cost is $15 for first and raised in Daytona Beach. donation. Club will be hosting a Veter- event and $5 each additional He has worked on the Sea Register at halifaxhealth. ans Fishing Event from 8 a.m. events, extra fees apply for Spirit for the past 15 years and org/heart5k. Packet pick-up to noon Saturday, Feb. 23, at golf, softball and 5K run/ has captained the boat for the will be from noon to 5 p.m. the Dunlawton Pier under the walk. last 10 years. He will talk Friday, Feb. 22, in France bridge in Port Orange. Registration is open until about the best bottom fishing Tower at the medical center. Participants can sign up Feb. 22. techniques, bait and gear. Registration forms are For more information, con- from 7:30 to 8 a.m. Military available at Parks & Recre- tact David Rittweger at pro- Miracle League I.D. required. ation, 4655 City Center Circle [email protected] or (386) of Volusia County Fishing gear and bait is pro- or port-orange.org/617/ 334-9038. vided, but participants can senior-games. Register is open now for bring their own fishing gear. For more information, call Halifax presents Miracle League of Volusia Breakfast items and coffee (386) 506-5933 or email ama- County Spring 2019 baseball will be available. Club mem- [email protected]. My Heart Matters 5K season. bers will be there to assist. Games are played at 9 and The event is free. Randy Barber/staff photographer Fishing club offers The second annual My 10:15 a.m. Saturdays, begin- For more information, con- NASCAR driver Jamie McMurray, of the No. 40 Heart Matters 5K Run & ning March 9, at Fregolle tact Heather Scherer at kid- workshop Walk, presented by Halifax Field in the New Smyrna AdventHealth race car, talks to fourth grade stu- [email protected], (732) Health and University of Flor- Beach Sports Complex on dents from South Daytona Elementary School The Halifax Sport Fishing ida Health Heart and Vascu- Turnbull Bay Road. 522-3763 or Helen Klenk at about the importance of a healthy diet in helping [email protected], (386)- Club’s February seminar will lar Surgery, will be from 8 to The season will run for 10 him in being a racecar driver on Friday, Feb. 8. feature guest speaker Capt. 11 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 24, start- consecutive weeks and end on 547-1813. Racing Roundup NASCAR gets tough on qualified, resulting in a last- book from the opening of the command to start engines at place finish and the loss of all garage to the checkered flag.” the Daytona 500 when he cheaters benefits from the win/finish, The Daytona Beach-based serves as Grand Marshal for NASCAR announced as well as any stage points. All race sanctioning body is in the the 61st running of “The Great updates for the 2019 season other vehicles would move up midst of the season-starting American Race” Sunday at recently with the biggest in the finishing order. Speed Weeks, which culmi- Daytona International Speed- change a warning to anyone way. NASCAR will inspect the first- nate at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. The 82nd Airborne Divi- who doesn’t follow the rules and second-place vehicles, as 17, with the 61st running of will be immediately disquali- sion’s “All-American” Chorus, well as a random vehicle, after the Daytona 500 at Daytona based out of Fort Bragg, N.C., fied. each event. International Speedway. It will will sing the National Anthem Previously NASCAR per- “Our industry understands be televised on FOX, MRN prior to the start of the Dayto- formed full post-race inspec- the need to focus on what hap- and SiriusXM NASCAR na 500. tions at its Research & Devel- pens on the race track,” said Radio. opment Center in Concord, Steve O’Donnell, NASCAR N.C., and any results were Jimmie Johnson executive vice president of J.J. Watt named announced days after a race. competition and racing devel- wins Clash But now the inspections will opment. “We cannot allow Grand Marshal occur immediately after each inspection and penalties to Jimmie Johnson, the two- race in NASCAR top three continue to be a prolonged Houston Texans defensive time Daytona 500 champion series. If a vehicle fails post- storyline. Race vehicles are end J.J. Watt will become the and seven-time Monster Ener- race inspection, it will be dis- expected to adhere to the rule first NFL player to give the See RACING, page A12

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scheduled segments of 25 Racing and 50 laps) is a non-points/ From page A11 all-star event. NASCAR fans love to fish NASCAR halted the event gy NASCAR Cup Series after 59 laps to give Johnson champion, won the Advance his first victory since June FISHING Catch of the Week Auto Parks Clash Sunday at 2017. Former Daytona 500 WITH DAN Daytona International champion Kurt Busch fin- DAN SMITH Speedway. ished second followed by In the morning, Johnson Brad Keselowski. won his age division (Men’s 40-44) in the Daytona Beach Harrison Burton, the Half Marathon. In the after- 18-year-old son of retired hat is pretty much a fact noon, after triggering a NASCAR great Jeff Burton, just as it is a fact the 24 multi-car incident, Johnson won the Lucas Oil 200 Driv- hours crowd do not. was declared the winner of en By General Tire Saturday TOK you might think I am the 41st annual Clash. in the opening event of this dealing in stereotypes, and I The 75-lap race (with year’s Daytona Speedweeks. am. Stock car racing fans also are famously the shot-and-a- beer bunch while sports car fans tend toward wine and cheese. Oh, I suppose the This February crowd at the 24-hour endur- ance race occasionally toasts with a cold beer, but Heineken and Amstel Light do not Fall In Love♥ count. We’re talking Busch and Bud here. I am also pretty sure the with FITNESS fans of the open wheelers might wet a line once in a Photo courtesy of Larry Ruzsas while. Good enough, but I know the fans of NASCAR are Larry “Cappy “ Ruzsas of Ormond Beach and Brighton, Mich., landed this also fans of Bill Dance and 251/2 inch red drum south of Lagerheads on fish bites. If you’d like to show Roland Martin – Son! I off your Catch of the Week, send a “jpeg” format photo with your name, home- believe the only thing that town and where you caught the fish to [email protected]. keeps these folks from fishing is racing. Right now our little large spotted sea trout and and south on the Indian River visitors are able to pay for corner of the world has there is no better place in the your guests can fish for black their entire trip with the increased in population by state to try for gator trout than drum weighing more than 50 money gained from selling about 150,000 and it’s time to The Lagoon. Over the years I pounds. Both the heads and their shrimp catch. get our visitors fishing. have seen several at more than the drum are at their peak in So, with all that great cool If fresh water angling is 12 pounds caught there and I the winter. weather action let’s encourage Rob Galerno, Heather King, Dorene Campo, Mary Boyd, their thing, point them toward know the world’s record of 18 In the Northern Halifax, the race fans to stay awhile Michelle Byrom, Richard Boyd West Volusia County where pounds lurks there someplace. you can direct your company and get in some fishing. Help the mighty St. Johns River and In the meantime, the school- to some of the best flounder them contact our talented its tributaries will blow their ers will keep your guests fishing around. Around cadre of local guides either to Join today with NO membership minds. There, crappie pretty busy. Tomoka State Park, the the east or on the St. Johns (speckled perch) of more than As good as the trout fishing description “doormat” is no and the lakes. We all know fees and take advantage of our two pounds and wall-hanger is in Mosquito Lagoon, it is exaggeration. Going west they came down here with a largemouth bass are common. more famous for red drum. from there, tell them to fish pocket full of money to spend. I have said many times that I NASCAR folks from points the Tomoka River for the With a little nudge, the introductory offer of 24 Sessions am sure I have eaten specks north all want to do battle Sportsmen’s favorites, tarpon NASCAR fans could be that would be a crappie state with our powerful redfish. At and snook. Those acrobatic tempted to leave some of it for only $800 record up north. times I have encountered tackle busters are a foe any behind at one of the world’s While right now is prime schools of lagoon reds serious fisherman would love greatest fishing destinations. time for speckled perch numbering in the hundreds. to tangle with. Contact Us To Start Your Journey Today! fishing you could also send They are Eastern Volusia Down at Oak Hill, shrimp- Dan Smith has fished the 386.310.8864 | [email protected] them a bit south to Osteen to County’s most popular line ing is the way to go. Each waters of Volusia County for 3100 S. 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Lunch will GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 be at the Shores Resort and Spa. The cost is $50 per person. For a reservation, call (386) Photo courtesy of Anne Sollien Gemini, the need to delegate will present itself throughout the 299-7343. “Lost In Yonkers” opens Thursday, Feb. 21 at the Shoestring Theatre in Lake Helen. Here, Grandma •Race Fans at the Lighthouse: week. Don’t take on more than This event will be from 10 a.m.-4 Kurnitz (Sally Daykin) and her son Louie (Scotty Leavitt) argue over money and morality. you can handle. Trust that those p.m. at Ponce de Leon Inlet around you are up to the task. Lighthouse 4931 S. Peninsula Drive Ponce Inlet. View the Get ‘Lost in Yonkers’ at Shoestring CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 landmark and climb the tallest For Hometown News in crisis with all the comedic highs and Merut) is a balancing act between heart lighthouse with views of the inlet, The image that you project [email protected] heart-breaking lows. Set in 1942, “Lost break and humor. Neil Simon, so well- ocean and inland waterways. can be much more important Learn the history of beach racing In Yonkers” tells the story of two young known for his diverse characters, com- than the work you actually do, as you talk with historian William Shoestring Theater of Lake Helen is brothers, Jay and Artie Kurnitz (played pletes the cast with the charmingly Cancer. Have a good public Lazarus, author of “Sands of busily rehearsing and perfecting New by Tyler Mattocks and Jackson Jones), smarmy Uncle Louie (Scotty Leavitt) relations team in your corner. Time: The Definitive History of York and German accents for its upcom- who are left to contend with their tyran- and Aunt Gert (Pam Turner) who gives Beach Racing.” This special ing production of Neil Simon’s Tony nical German Grandmother (Sally Day- the boys the laughter they need, even if LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 presentation will be at 2:30 p.m. Award winning play, “Lost In Yonkers.” kin) while their father, Eddie (Joe Vegli- the source of the laughter is pain. On followed by a personal book Directed by Jenny Sejansky, this show ca), reluctantly takes a job selling scrap this journey through Yonkers, the broth- The good will you demonstrate signing event. Admission is boasts a cast of some of our area’s finest metal around the country, attempting to ers learn how hard life can be, but, how $6.95 per adult. For more will come around in time, Leo. actors -- new and veteran -- on stage pay off crippling debts. sweet it can be, as well. Continue to be generous and information, visit ponceinlet.org. together for this profound and touching The relationship between the terrify- “Lost In Yonkers” is a classic Neil •Cinematique: The film “Cold help others whenever possible. piece of Theatre. ing Grandma Kurnitz’s and her sweet Simon play where all the humor is based Karma is on your side. War” will be shown Feb. 15 at This Neil Simon play portrays a family 242 S. Beach St., Daytona but addled daughter Bella (Avalon See YONKERS, page B2 Beach. Tickets are $9 general or VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 $7 members. Matinees are $7 general or $5 members. For It is not easy to admit when more information, call (386) Orchestra offers you are wrong, Virgo. When the 252-3118. need to do so arises, be gracious •Spruce Creek High School: “9 and offer your apologies in a to 5” will be performed at 7 p.m. ‘Romancing heartfelt way that will resonate Feb. 15-16 and 22-23 and 2:30 with others. p.m. Feb. 24 in the school auditorium at 801 Taylor Road in LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 Port Orange. Music and lyrics by the Strings’ sandro Scarlatti. Dolly Parton, book by Patricia For Hometown News Resnick. Tickets are $10 for Bach completed his Bran- Libra, support is a two-way [email protected] students and $15 for adults. The denburg Concerto No. 5 in street. If you boost the confi- musical comedy “9 to 5” follows The Daytona Solisti 1721. dence of a friend or loved one, in three women who band together, Baroque Orchestra and guest “While the Brandenburg return he or she may help you in kidnap their sexist boss, and find harpsichordist Boyd Jones Fifth is for harpsichord, vio- big ways. Work as a team to foster communication. their voice in the process. will perform what music his- lin and flute with orchestra, •Stetson University: Great torians consider to be the the harpsichord part is the Organists at Stetson series, SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 featuring Douglas Reed, organ, first ever harpsichord con- only one with an extensive will be at 7:30 p.m. at Lee certo, Johann Sebastian solo, and is arguably far more Bach’s Brandenburg Concer- elaborate than the rest of the Take a step back from the Chapel in Elizabeth Hall, 421 N. rush and pressure that has Woodland Blvd., DeLand. Mr. to No. 5 in D Major. orchestration,” said Mr. surrounded you lately, Scorpio. Reed is Professor Emeritus of The performance will be Jones, who is university You can use the rest to clear Music at the University of part of the orchestra’s annual organist and the John E. and Evansville. He is a champion of your mind. This break will help “Romancing the Strings” Aliese Price Professor of you tackle new things. contemporary organ music and concert, which the ensemble Organ at Stetson University has commissioned and presents around Valentine’s in DeLand. recorded works of American SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 composer William Albright. For Day every year. This year the Mr. Jones earned a doctor- more information, call (386) concert will be at 3:30 p.m. ate from Yale University Sagittarius, you may be 822-8950. Sunday, Feb. 17, at Grace School of Music and has per- Photo courtesy of Stetson University eager to step into a new job Episcopal Church, 4110 S. formed extensively through- Guest harpsichordist Boyd Jones, a Stetson Uni- right when another is finished. Saturday, Feb. 16 Ridgewood Ave., Port out the United States on both versity music professor, will perform with the Day- While this can be good for Orange. organ and harpsichord. tona Solisti Baroque Orchestra during productivity, make sure you •Stamp Show: The West The program also will fea- The concerto “is an enor- avoid burnout. ture the music of Corelli, mously challenging work for “Romancing the Strings,” a concert on Feb. 17 at See OUT, page B3 See SCOPES, page B2 Vivaldi, C.P.E Bach and Ales- See ORCHESTRA, page B3 Grace Episcopal Church in Port Orange.

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Trae Piece & the T Stones Tuesday-Thursday and noon to •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: Upcom- spot at 1700 W. International •Ormond Brewing Co.: Craft Boyle. Entry is $10 (save ticket will perform at 9 p.m. Saturday, 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday in ing performers are Justin Time, Speedway. beer tastings are 4 to 11 p.m. stub for door prizes). Limited Feb. 16. An open mike night Unit N at 482 Fentress Blvd., Friday, Feb. 15; Robert Keele, •Mulligan’s Family Sports Grille: Thursday and Friday, noon to 11 advance tickets for $7.50 plus starts at 7 p.m. each Wednesday Daytona Beach. For more Saturday, Feb. 16; Don Hill, Rock Star Karaoke, 9 p.m., p.m. Saturday and noon to 8 service charge are at dayton- at 112 W. Georgia Ave., DeLand. information, call (844) 352- Sunday, Feb. 17; Eddie Wolford, Friday, Feb. 15, and Saturday, p.m. Sunday. Live music and abeachmainstreet.com/venue/ For more information, call (386) 2337 or visit daytonabeachbrew- Monday, Feb. 18, and Tuesday, Feb. 16. Live Team Trivia, play for food are featured Friday the-bank-blues-club. For more 736-0008 or visit cafedavincide- ingcompany.com. Feb. 19; Reuben Morgan, free and win prizes, 6:15 p.m., evenings at 301 Division Ave., information, call (386) 252- land.com. •Down the Hatch: Upcoming Wednesday, Feb. 20; and Gary Feb 18. Eddie Uzzle playing Unit 15, Ormond Beach. For 9877. •CorkScrew Bar & Grille: performers are Rock Beach Duo, Wright, Thursday, Feb. 21. oldies 5:30 p.m., Feb 19. Open more information call (386) 256- •Bahama Breeze Island Grille: Upcoming performers are Joe 1 p.m. Friday, Feb. 15, Diego and Weather permitting, live music is Mic hosted by Bob Heartland, 6 3904. Live entertainment is from 6-10 Calabrese, 6-9 p.m. Tuesday, Co., 6 p.m. Friday; Penta, 1 p.m. at 2986 Ocean Shore Blvd., p.m., Feb 20. Rock Star Karaoke, •Peanuts Restaurant & Sports Saturday, Feb. 16; and Shake- Ormond-by-the-Sea. For more 7 p.m., Feb 21. DJ Bob Heart- Bar: Wednesday is open mike down, 6 p.m. Saturday; at 4894 information, call (386) 265- land, 9 p.m., Feb 15, at 3830 S. night and ladies night starting at Front St., Ponce Inlet. For more 1977. Nova, Port Orange. For more 8 p.m. Thursday the Pirates information, call (386) 761- •Limoncello North: Mark information, call (386) 788- perform at 8 p.m. at 421 Flagler 4831 or visit downthehatchsea- Venneri performs from 6-9 p.m. 3268. Ave., New Smyrna Beach. For Howards Cafe food.com. each Wednesday at 1185 W. •NSB Sea Shack: Singer-guitar- more information, call (386) •Frappes Italian Grille: Granada Blvd., No. 5, Ormond ist Gino Conti will perform 5:30 423-1469. in Port Orange 2018 “Happiest Hour” is in the bar Beach. For more information, to 8:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 17, at •Sinatra’s Laldila Ristorante: DER nightly from 5-6:30 p.m. First call (386) 492-7887. 491 E. Third Ave., New Smyrna Pianists play from 6-9 p.m. EA S R ’ Tuesday of the month is wine •Limoncello South: Upcoming Beach. For more information, Wednesday to Saturday. Karaoke C E Winner! H1O I C tasting, two whites, two reds and performers include Gino Conti, call (386) 428-8850. is 9 p.m. to close Saturday at an appetizer for $25. For 6:30-9:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 15, •Norwood’s Restaurant and Wine 355 Cassadaga Road, Lake reservations, call (386) and Saturday, Feb. 16, and Shop: Free wine tastings are from Helen. For information, call Hot Delicious Pizza 615-4888. Jaime Hollis, 11 a.m.–2p.m. 5-7 p.m. each Friday on the deck (386) 218-3806. Dine in - Carry Out - Beer and Wine •Grille at Riverview: Upcoming Sunday, Feb. 17, at 737 Third and Saturday in the shop with •The Smokehouse Saloon: Happy Hour on Fri-Sat 3-7pm . Karaoke Saturday 3pm-7pm performers are Mark Venneri, Ave., New Smyrna Beach. For free cheese at 400 Second Ave., Rockin’ Blues Jam is from 2-6 6:30-10:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 15; more information, call (386) New Smyrna Beach. For more p.m. Sunday. Chance and the Friday and Saturday Debbie D. & Vintage Now, 444-3716. information, call (386) 428- Blues Daddies perform at 144 S. BUY ANY 6:30-10:30 p.m. Saturday, •Louie’s Pizza House: Karaoke 4621. Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill. For 3 pm - 7 pm Feb.16; 5 Island Steel, 11:30- with TNT from 5:30-9 p.m. every •Ocean Deck: Morning Buzz information, call (386) 265- $2 Beer ENTREE GET 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 17; Friday and Saturday at 1347 plays at 9:30 p.m. Mondays. 5998. Christie. Beu, 5:30-9:30 p.m., Beville Road, South Daytona. For Orange Avenue plays at 9:30 •Stonewood Grill and Tavern: $3 Wine Wednesday, Feb. 20; and Mr. more information, call (386) p.m. Tuesdays. Caribbean Posse Mark Venneri will perform from THE SECOND Venneri, 6-10 p.m., Thursday, 788-6172. performs from 9:30 p.m.-2 a.m. 6-9 p.m. each Tuesday at 2150 Feb. 21 at 101 Flagler Ave., New •LuLu’s Oceanside Grill: Live Thursday through Sunday. LPGA Blvd., Daytona Beach. For Steak and Shrimp 1/2 PRICE Smyrna Beach. Dinner reserva- entertainment 9 p.m. to Robert Keele plays acoustic more information, call (386) W/ THE PURCHASE tions required. For more midnight Friday and Saturday at guitar from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. 317-0097. Friday Night OF 2 BEVERAGES information, call (386) 428- 30 S. Atlantic Ave., Ormond Wednesdays. Tom Redmond •Sunny’s Wine & Liquor: A free Expires 02/28/19 Not valid w/any 1865. Beach. For more information, performs classic rock from 5-8 wine and liquor tasting is only $ 10.95 other discount or coupon •Grind Gastropub and Kona Tiki call (386) 673-2641 or visit p.m. Fridays. Karaoke with hosted from 4-7 p.m. each Bar: Open daily at 11:30 a.m., lulusoceansidegrill.com. Stormin’ Norman is from 4-8 Friday and Saturday at 350 S. live entertainment and free valet •Merk’s Bar & Grill: On p.m. every Saturday and Sunday, Spring Garden Ave., DeLand. Sun 7-2pm • Mon - Thurs 7-3pm • Fri-Sat 7am-8pm service at 49 W. Granada Blvd., Tuesday, there is Texas hold ’em; at 127 S. Ocean Ave., Daytona For more information, call 201 D Commonwealth (Corner of Commonwealth and US1) Ormond Beach. For more Wednesday is trivia challenge Beach. For more information, (386) 738-7533 or visit information, visit grindgastro- night and Thursday night is call (386) 253-5224 or visit delandliquorstore.com. Phone: 386-256-4034 pub.com. karaoke, all at 7:30 p.m. There is oceandeck.com. live acoustic guitar music at 7:30 •Ohana Luau Dinner Show: This To submit ClubScene items p.m. Fridays at 193 North dinner show spectacular and to Hometown News, email Causeway, New Smyrna Beach. family-style feast will be newsdy@hometownnewsol. For more information, call (386) Thursday, Friday and Saturday. com or fax (386) 322-5901. 427-1177 or visit merksbarand- The show has a 6:30 p.m.

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derersfl.org. sions: This series presents films •Lilian Place Winedown: This by women that also present Out event will be from 5:30-8:30 girls or women at the center of Dragons do exists From page B3 p.m. at 1000 S. Peninsula Ave., the narrative. “The Trouble with Beach. There will be food, Daytona Beach. The special Angels,” directed by Ida Lupino scones, pastries and teas, and speaker will be Volusia County will be shown at 2 and 6 p.m. a walk-through tour of the Lilian Judge Dawn Fields, who will The 1966 film is rated PG. The Place 1884 Museum. Tickets discuss growing up in Daytona evening screening will be are $20 plus $1.30 tax. For a Beach and her rise to become a followed by a discussion led by reservation, call (386) judge. series curator and Senior 256-4810. Drinks, music, history Professor of Photographic program, Chef Brian’s Specialty Studies, Eric Breitenbach. Wednesday, Feb. 20 Dishes available and a sunset In the museum’s Madorksy on the river. Walk through of Theater, admission is free, but candlelit decorated 1884 Lilian donations are welcome. No •Walk: AVA Happy Wanderers Place Museum. The cost is $5 food or drink are allowed. For will host a 5K fun walk at 6 for members and $10 for more information, visit p.m. at Central Park, 600 non-members. For more smponline.org. Hammock Lane, Ormond information or a reservation,- Beach. For more information, call (386) 256-4810. call (386) 256-2160, (386) Thursday, Feb. 21 •Southeast Museum of 214-3890 or visit happywan- Photography Cinematic Discus- See OUT, page B5

Randy Barber/staff photographer Laura Albert of the Lyonia Environmental Center holds a bearded dragon for JOIN OUR MONTHLY NEWSLETTER guests to see during Modern Day Dragons at the Port Orange Regional Library on Thursday, Feb. 7. The free program was sponsored by the Friends of the Royal Coach Library. Tours & Cruises, Inc. FEB. 28 CAPONE’S Show, Lunch with Beer & Wine -$79 MAR. 2 “MAN of LA MANCHA” & Dixie Crossroads -$93 MAR. 4 ALLURING AMELIA ISLAND, Boat Ride & Lunch-$93 Dances MAR. 5 GIRAFFE RANCH SAFARI RIDE & Lunch-$122 Adult Dance Wednesday is Ballroom Dance at Piggotte MAR. 8 CHERISH THE CELTIC LADIES & Lunch-$99 Dance Workshops featuring MAR. 16 “MIDLIFE –The Crisis” Alhambra Mat. & Lunch -$91 country two step with Diedre MAR. 18 BASEBALL: YANKEES vs. BRAVES at Disney-$86 The City of Port Orange will South Daytona Parks and host an Adult Dance, featur- Williams from 7 to 8 p.m. The Recreation Department will MAR. 26 Paddlewheel Luncheon Cruise St. Johns River-$79 ing The Sound, from 7 to 9 cost is $10. host Adult & Senior Dance MAR. 31 THE PRICE IS RIGHT LIVE GAME SHOW -$115 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 16, at the Thursday Nights is social from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Feb. JAN. 2020 CUBA CRUISE Royal Caribbean Port Orange Adult Center at dancing from 7 to 8:30 p.m. 23, at the Piggotte Community w/Bus to Miami & Special Rates 4790 S. Ridgewood Ave. The cost is $5. Center, 504 Big Tree Road. AUG. 12-19 NAT PARKS TOUR Yellowstone The cost is $5 per single and “Sweetheart Ball” with The dance will feature The & Mt. Rushmore with Airfare & Bus to Airport $8 per couple. Doors will open Rumba lesson will be Saturday, Sound, a 17-piece band play- Buses Depart from New Smyrna, at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 16, followed by social ing favorites from the big band Port Orange, Ormond, & Palm Coast THANK YOU, For more information, call dancing until 10:30 p.m. The era, light refreshments and Call for a new tour list AGAIN FOR VOTING US #1 (386) 506-5867. cost is $10, snacks included. dancing. Gold Star Ballroom is at Seating begins at 6:30 p.m. 386-788-0208 3100 S. Ridgewood Ave., Admission is $5 per person at 2012 - 2017 www.royalcoachtours.com Gold Star Ballroom South Daytona. Reservations the door. ADER E S FL Lic #24522 are required. R ’ For more information, call Every Tuesday from 7 to 8 For more information, visit C (386) 322-3070. E H O I C p.m. is West Coast Swing les- goldstarballroom.webs.com. sons. The cost is $10.

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Dolley Madison visits the City of Daytona Beach Shores Presented by the Culture & Entertainment Board Friday, Feb. 15, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Port Orange/South Daytona/Ponce Inlet/Daytona Beach Shores • B-5 What an act! Art Notes Ponce Inlet Art Show Porch Talk Florida Vistas Book Club will meet from 2 to 3:30 p.m. The Annual Art Guild of The Museum of Arts & Sci- Thursday, Feb. 21, at the Cici Ponce Inlet Fine Art Show ences will host a Porch Talk at and Hyatt Brown Museum of will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Gamble Place from 2 to 3 Art. The book will be “Anna Saturday, Feb. 16, and Sun- p.m. Friday, Feb. 22, at 1819 in the Tropics” by Nilo Cruz. day, Feb. 17, at the Commu- Taylor Road, Port Orange. Light refreshments will be nity Center, 4670 S. Peninsula The topic will be The Eth- served. Admission is free for Drive. nobotany of Florida Trees members and $5 for Original works created by and Plants. Zach Zacharias, non-members. local artists will be available senior curator of education Film Class: Practical to buy. and history, will explain how Motion Picture FX will be Admission and parking is tourism developed and pros- from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. free. pered before Disney in Saturday, Feb. 23. Join Gary Northeast Florida and how Lester, an award-winning important regional history filmmaker, as he shows par- ArtHaus’ Advanced impacted Florida forever. ticipants how to create pro- Placement Exhibit Space is limited. Admis- fessional Hollywood special sion is free for members and effects for just pennies. Learn ArtHaus will feature art- $5 for non-members. For a how to create your own spe- work from the Advanced reservation, call (386) 255- cial effects without the use of Placement Studio Art classes 0285. a computer. Admission is $15 in Volusia County High for members and $20 for non-members. Schools for the 17th year Museum of Arts from Friday, Feb. 15 to March Talk and Walk at Tuscawil- Randy Barber/staff photographer 15. & Sciences la Preserve will be from 3 to 4 Valerie Orzel ,right, portrays Elly with Ryan McNally as Foley in a hilarious play The exhibit will present p.m. Thursday, Feb. 28. Meet by Karen Poulsen called “TaDa” in the auditorium at the Port Orange Regional close to 90 pieces of original The Museum of Arts & Sci- Education Coordinator, Library on Friday, Jan. 25. The original play is sponsored by the National 2D and 3D artwork created ences will host several activi- Kelsey Hansen in the MOAS Endowment for the Arts Big Read Program. by the students. The 11th and ties this week at 352 S. Nova Lobby and explore the newly 12th grade artists from nine Road, Daytona Beach. re-opened Tuscawilla Nature Volusia County high schools In conjunction with the Preserve. As one of the last have earned a place in exhibit, “Jacob Lawrence: hydric hammocks in Florida, Wonderettes” by Roger Bean will Center: Allengang Entertainment advanced placement studio Three Print Series,” in the Tuscawilla offers a rare be performed select days Feb. presents the Orlando Transit art classes. Karshan Center of Graphic glimpse into an ancient and Out 22-March 10, at 726 E. Third Authority at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, From page B4 dynamic environment. The Ave., New Smyrna Beach. “The Feb. 24, at Ormond Beach An opening reception will Art, and in honor of Black be from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, History Month, join Chief tour will include a light hike Marvelous Wonderettes” takes Performing Arts Center, 399 N. (weather permitting) on the you back to the 1958 Springfield U.S. 1. OTA is a high-energy Feb. 15 at 3840 Ridgewood Curator Gary R. Libby and •Slo’ Jam Session: A musical boardwalk through the pre- event for every musician from High School prom where Betty Chicago tribute made up of A-list Ave., Port Orange. Curator of Art Ruth Grim in Jean Reynolds, Cindy Lou players who are, first and The Dorothy Johnson Cre- the Root Family Auditorium serve and a discussion inside beginner to advanced will be Windows to the Forest. Wear from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at The Hub Huffington, Missy Miller and foremost, Chicago fans. Tickets ative Vision Award will be for a lecture on Jacob Law- on Canal, 132 Canal St., New Suzy Simpson, four girls with are $30 in advance or $35 at presented at the opening rence and the Harlem Renais- walking shoes. Admission is Smyrna Beach. Bring a guitar, hopes and dreams as big as the door. reception, which is free and sance from 3 to 4 p.m. free for members and $5 for ukulele, harmonica, percussion their crinoline skirts and voices For more information, call open to the public. Light Wednesday, Feb. 20. Admis- non-members. instruments, etc. Playbooks to match, are called on to (386) 676-3375. refreshments will be served. sion is free for members or For a reservation for any of provided. Admission is $5 at the perform. •Peabody Auditorium: “Finding these events, call (386) 255- Tickets are $25 for adults, Neverland” will be performed at For information call (386) with paid museum admis- door. For more information, visit 767-0076 or visit arthaus.org. sion. 0285. thehuboncanal.org or call (386) $24 for seniors and $15 for 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 24, at 957-3924. students, and available at 600 Auditorium Blvd., Daytona •Historical Bus Tour: The nsbplayers.org or by calling the Beach. The winner of Broadway. Ormond Beach Historical Society box office at (386) 423-1246. com’s Audience Choice Award for TEMPLE ORANGES two-hour tour includes stops at The box office is open from 1-4 Best Musical, this breathtaking AND HONEY MATTRESS CITRUS TREES Furniture the Three Chimneys Sugar Mill p.m. Monday to Friday and two smash “captures the kid-at- TANGERINGES Queen &King SPECIAL Discount Ruins Archaeology site, Fairchild hours prior to every perfor- heart,” says TIME Magazine. For CASH&CARRY Oak and historic homes. Tickets mance. tickets, visit the Peabody 1Tray $43.99 approx. 9lbs $ 30% OFF must be purchased in advance •Polka Festival: Florida SNPJ Auditorium box office or call 2 trays $59.99 approx 18lbs 40 each Regular Price Furniture Days/Samsula Polka Festival (800) 745-3000. $100 Reg. $ 45 not to be combined with any at the MacDonald House, 38 E. Free Shipping (while supplies last ) other coupon expires 02/28/19 Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. will be at 4 p.m. Friday, Feb. 22, •Daytona Playhouse: “A Bad Bus Leaves at 9:45 a.m. from and noon Saturday, Feb. 23, at Year for Tomatoes” will be behind the Casements at 25 SNPJ Lodge hall at 421 N. performed select days Feb. Fruit & Used Furniture Riverside Drive, Ormond Beach. Samsula Drive. Brad Turk 22-March 3 at Daytona Play- 2012 - 2017 LaRoche 2018 ADER DER Orchestra will play for dancing house, 100 Jessamine Blvd., E S EA S Tickets are $20 for OBHS R ’ 740 S. Yonge St. (US 1) R ’ and musical enjoyment. Prize Daytona Beach. C 386-672-7723 members and $22 for non-mem- C H E H E bers. For more information, call drawings, and food and drinks See OUT, page B6 O I C Ormond Beach www.larochesfruitgifts.com 1O I C (386) 677-7005 or visit will be available both days, ormondhistory.org/histori- featuring apple strudel, cabbage cal-bus-tour. rolls, klobase sausage and sauerkraut. Admission is $10 per day. For Upcoming events more information, call (386) 428-3983. •Concert: A Free concert at •Ormond Beach Performing Arts the Shores Pavilion will feature Center: Ormond Beach Celtic “Traces of Gold” from 6:30-8:30 Festival presents “An Evening p.m. Friday, Feb. 22, at 3048 S. with Celtic fiddler Mairead Atlantic Ave. in Daytona Beach Nesbitt” from7-9 p.m. Friday, Shores Bring your own chairs Feb. 22, at Ormond Beach and refreshments. For more Performing Arts Center, 399 N. information, call (386) 763- U.S. 1. Ms. Nesbitt is a founding 5373 or (386) 763-5364 or visit member of Celtic Woman. dbshores.org. Tickets are $30. For more •Peabody Auditorium: Daytona information, call (386) 676- Beach Symphony Society will 3375. present Academy of St Martin in •Concert: The Bethune-Cook- the Fields at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. man University Concert Chorale 22, at 600 Auditorium Blvd., will be presented at 5 p.m. Daytona Beach. 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When gets blocked as part of the spots” popping up all over you sign up for internet service provider’s efforts to the place, the possibilities are service for your home, one of thwart Spam. endless. You can get the same the things you get with that So what do you do? And Photo courtesy of Amy Robinson amount of work done you service is an email address. why is it some people have would expect to get done if Your Internet Service Provid- no problem sending mail and Amy Robinson of Jackson Hole, Wyo., got a visit from Alice Spilman of South you were confined to a desk er (ISP) gives you access to others can’t? Daytona and Kevin Kelly of Port Orange (Ms. Robinson’s mother and nephew). all day, from places like coffee the internet from home and Well, many ISPs have a If you’d like to join the Townies, take a copy of Hometown News with you when shops, airports, the lobby of a sets up a username which different SMTP address for you take a trip, take a picture holding the paper and send it to us at newsdy@ typically becomes your email fine hotel or even (if you live people when they are on the hometownnewsol.com. Be sure to include your name, your hometown and in a gated community) down address. road but one of the easiest where you were. at the clubhouse by the pool! Then your email program ways to work around this But, as is true with all good (Outlook, Windows Live issue is to set up a free things, there are a few Mail, etc.) gets set up with “web-based” email service “gotcha’s” you have to be your username, password, like Gmail so it doesn’t aware of if you decide to take “POP” and “SMTP” settings. matter where you are when your machine out on the The “Post Office Protocol” you try to send email. With Religion News road. (POP) are the settings that an email service like Gmail, One issue that causes a fair tell your email program from you can set up your SMTP amount of confusion for the where on the internet your Pasta fundraiser available after Mass or at the For more information, call settings in your email door, or call (484) 883-3275. (386) 767-8342. budding “road warrior” is the incoming mail can be program to point to Gmail’s inability to send email from retrieved and the “Simple server and bypass your ISP’s The Epiphany Council of on the road. Receiving mail is Mail Transfer Protocol” SMTP settings altogether. It’s Catholic Women will host a Diabetes educator GriefShare usually not a problem, but (SMTP) tells your mail a simple fix and using a pasta dinner with pasta, meat- the inability to send mail program where on the web-based email service also balls, salad, bread, drink and featured Covenant United Methodist when you are on a connec- internet your outgoing mail lets you keep using the same dessert from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Church is hosting a GriefShare The Body, Mind & Soul tion other than your home needs to go when you click email address even if you Saturday, Feb. 16, at the social support group at 6:30 p.m. health ministry at Westmin- network is a complaint that I the “Send” button. 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call (386) 672-7678. $50 for two classes. Free $100 jackpots. Snacks and soft p.m. Wednesdays. Ellen •Project Linus: Project Linus, Out •American Legion Post 270: acoustic music jam is from 6-8 drinks are available to buy. All Rosenberg is the instructor. The an all-volunteer organization that From page B5 Each Monday is taco night from p.m each Thursday. Guitar proceeds benefit the associa- cost is $10. Participants should makes blankets for sick children, 4:30-6:30 p.m. Wednesday Lessons with Michael Williams tion’s causes. For information, bring their own supplies. For meets from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. the The funny misfortunes of a wings are served from 5-7 p.m. are from 6-8 p.m. each Wednes- call (386) 424-2445. more information, call (386) first Wednesday of each month famous television actress who Fish and shrimp dinner is 5-7 day, The cost is $8, including use •Marine Discovery Center: The 672-4146 or (386) 676-1363. at St Paul's Episcopal Church, seeks to “get away from it all” p.m. every Friday for $8. of a loaner instrument. Bunco is center, a local nonprofit •Schnebly Recreation Center: 1650 Live Oak St., New Smyrna in a small New England town Saturday night’s dinner is served played from 5:30-8 p.m. each dedicated to teaching the public Daytona Beach Cultural & Beach, and from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. without much luck, given her from 5-7 p.m. Menu varies. The Wednesday. Members $4 about the Indian River Lagoon, Leisure Services offers these the third Friday of each month at noisy, omnipresent neighbors. post is at 119 Howes St., Port non-members $5. Samba Card offers boat and kayak tours daily. programs at 1101 N. Atlantic Prince of Peace Catholic Church, Tickets are $18 for seniors, Orange. For more information, game, a form of Canasta, is Two-hour tours are led by Ave. Bingo is from 11 a.m. to 600 N. Nova Road, Ormond $20 for adults and $8 for call (386) 788-6800. played 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturdays. certified naturalists who explain noon the third Tuesday of each Beach. For more information, Members free, non-members •American Legion Post 361: The marine species along the way. Monday . Admission is free. call (386) 405-0005 or email youth. For more information, $1. Free Intro to Pickleball is call (386) 255-2431 or visit post is open from 10 a.m.-10 offered at 9 a.m. each Monday For a reservation, call (386) Bingo is an interactive game with [email protected]. DaytonaPlayhouse.org. p.m. Monday to Saturday and at McElroy Park. Equipment 428-4828. Senior Oasis participants prior to •Scrabble Club: The Port •Peabody Auditorum: Comedian noon-10 p.m. Sunday. There is provided. Wear tennis shoes. •Marine Corps League: The the Senior Oasis luncheon, Orange Regional Library hosts Gabriel Iglesias will perform at karaoke from 7-11 p.m. Monday The Community Center, Senior Capt. Tiger Mayberry Detach- which is from noon to 2 p.m. the club at 10 a.m. each Monday 8 p.m. March 2 at 600 Auditori- and Friday nights. Wednesday is Center and park are at 3048 S. ment No. 658 meets at 6 p.m. each Tuesday. The Oasis group, at 1005 City Center Circle. For um Blvd., Daytona Beach. dart night. Thursday is Wii Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach the second Wednesday of each for ages 55 and above, offers more information, call (386) Tickets are $40 to $70, plus bowling to benefit homeless Shores. Advanced registration is month at VFW No. 3282, 5810 monthly luncheons, dinner 322-5152, Ext. 2. fees, and available at Peabody- veterans at 6:30 p.m. Potluck required for any event with a S. Williamson Blvd., Port Orange. dances, day trips, musicals, •Veterans and Business Men’s Daytona.com, 800-982-ARTS or lunch is noon to 1:30 p.m. seven cost. To register or for more For more information, call (800) overnight trips and local cruises. Club: Luncheon meeting at noon the Peabody box office. days a week at 2648 S. information call (386) 763- 584-1434 or visit mcldaytona. The program is free, but some each Tuesday, at the Palmetto Ridgewood Ave., South Daytona. 7598. org. trips may have a charge. Club, 1000 S. Beach St., For more information, call (386) •DeBary Hall Historic Site: Tours •New Smyrna Beach Farmer’s For more information or to Daytona Beach. It features Ongoing Events 760-3887. of the 1871 hunting lodge are Market: Each Saturday, vendors register, call (386) 671-3560 or camaraderie and speakers on •AMVETS 911: The post serves available from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. take their places in front of Old visit codb.us/activities. topics of interest to veterans and •25 percent solution to save our dinner Wednesday and Friday Tuesday through Saturday and Fort Park in the Canal Street •Piggotte Community Center: business people. All veterans are cities: This group will demon- nights and breakfast on from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. Historic District, 210 Sams Ave., The Community Stitching Circle welcome. For more information, strate from 4 to 5 p.m. each Saturday and Sunday at 5624 Admission is $5 for adults, $4 New Smyrna Beach. For meets from 10 a.m. to noon call (386) 761-1197. Tuesday outside the Port Orange Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange. for seniors, $2 for children ages information, visit canalstreetnsb. each Friday. The Backgammon •VFW Post 3282 Auxiliary: The Regional Library, 1005 City For more information, call (386) 3 to 12, and free for children 2 com or call (404) 429-5524. Play is from 9 a.m. to noon each post will host auxiliary dinner Center Circle. For more informa- 788-1014. and younger. For more informa- •New Smyrna Beach Museum of Tuesday. Participants may bring from 4:30-6:30 p.m. each tion, email paf1222@bellsouth. •The Casements: The former tion, visit debaryhall.com. History: In the NSB Waterfront snacks. Cards and game playing Sunday at 5810 S. Williamson net. winter home of John D. Rockefel- •DeLand Farmer’s Market: 7 Loop, 120 Sams Ave., New is from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday Blvd. in Port Orange. The cost is •All Aboard Flea & Farmers ler is owned by the City of a.m. to noon each Wednesday at Smyrna Beach, the museum is and Thursday. Events are free. $7. Desserts are also available Market: The market is open from Ormond Beach and serves as a the Volusia County Fairgrounds, open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., The center is at 504 Big Tree for $1. The public may attend. 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday to Sun- civic and cultural center. The 3050 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Tuesday to Saturday. Admission Road, South Daytona. For more Money raised supports veteran day at 5005 S. Ridgewood Ave. home is open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. •DeLand Flea Market: 6:30 a.m. is free. For more information, call information, call (386) 322- causes. Karaoke will be from 5-8 Port Orange, rain or shine. Free Monday through Friday and 9:30 to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, (386) 478-0052. 3070. p.m. Sunday. For more informa- admission and free parking. to 10:30 a.m. Saturday. The at 535 Fair St. For more •Ormond Beach Farmers Market: •Planetarium: The Museum of tion, call (386) 761-7217. More than 120 vendors. For historic property is at 25 information, call (386) 631- The farmers market is open each Arts and Sciences Planetarium is •VFW Post 4250: The “Little V” more information and reserva- Riverside Drive, Ormond Beach. 6500. Thursday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. open Tuesday through Sunday will be open New Year’s Eve. It tions, call (386) 523-3579 or Large group tours are by •Democracy Now: Internet at 22 S. Beach St., Ormond with hourly shows. The shows will host karaoke from 7-11 p.m. visit allaboardmarket.com. appointment only. For more news with Amy Goodman will be Beach. For more information, are “Galileo: The Power of the Saturday. Monday is card bingo •Anti-War / Anti-Violence information, call (386) 676-3216 presented at 10:30 a.m. each visit ormondbeachmainstreet. Telescope,” “The Little Star That at 6:30 p.m. Lunche is served demonstration: This demonstra- or visit thecasements.net. Thursday at Unitarian Universal- com. Could,” “Back to the Moon for noon–2 p.m. Monday to Friday. tion is from 4-5 p.m. every •Coronado/Mainland Shuffle- ist Society, 56 N. Halifax Ave., •Ormond Beach Historical Good,” “The Sky Tonight,” “Flight All money raised supports war Monday on the corner of Dunlaw- board Club: Games are at 6:30 Ormond Beach. Coffee and Society Welcome Center and Through the Universe and Laser veterans. The post is at 2350 ton and Ridgewood avenues in p.m. each Tuesday and Thursday doughnuts will be served. The Museum: The “Gateway to the Mania.” Museum admission is Sunset Drive, New Smyrna Port Orange. For more informa- year-round. Cost is $20 a year public may attend. Ormond Scenic Loop” features $12.95 adults; $6.95 children Beach. For more information, tion, email [email protected]. and includes lessons. Cribbage •Disabled American Veterans historical photographs, a 6-17; $10.95 seniors and call (386) 422-1789. •American Legion Post 120: The is played at 7 p.m. Mondays. The Chapter 84 of Greater Daytona: The 20-minute DVD and interpretive students; members and children •West Volusia Historical Society post offers bar bingo at 6:30 courts are on the corner of chapter holds a Wednesday panels. Hours are 10 a.m. to 3 5 and under are free. Admission Complex: The complex consists of p.m. Monday with burgers and Flagler Avenue and Pine Street. night bingo session at its chapter p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. includes one show. Additional The Henry A. DeLand House fries. Tuesday is taco night. The For more information, call (386) hall at 605 Eighth St. in Holly Admission is free at 38 E. shows are $5 for adults and $3 Museum and gift shop, the first and third Wednesdays 426-1289 or visit cmshuffle- Hill. The Early Bird begins at Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. for children 17 and under. Robert M. Conrad Education and feature chicken wings and board.org. 6:30 p.m. with the regular For more information, call (386) Parking is free. MOAS is at 352 Research Center and the Lue barbecue ribs, and Fridays are •Cracker Creek & Gamble Place: games starting at 7:15 p.m. 676-7005 or visit ormondhistory. S. Nova Road, Daytona Beach. Gim Gong Memorial Garden. dinner, dancing and karaoke. Tours are every Friday and There will be free hot coffee and org. For show times, call (386) Guided tours and gift shop are Danny’s famous fish fry is on the Saturday. The Pirate Cruise is doughnuts. For more informa- •COA Ormond Beach Senior 255-0285 or visit moas.org. available. Hours are noon to 4 second Friday at 461 Walker St., now available for themed tion, call (386) 252-4551. Center: Weekly activities at 351 •Port Orange Elks Lodge: p.m. Tuesday to Saturday. The Holly Hill. For more information birthday parties and group •Eagles Aerie 4469: . The aerie Andrews St. include bingo, noon Monday Table Shuffleboard last tour is at 3 p.m. Admission is and dinner times, call the post at reservations at 1795 Taylor has live bands Friday and to 3 p.m., Fridays; Bunco on Games are at 6 p.m. Blind Draw. $5 for adults, $3 for children (386) 258-5275. Road, Port Orange. Minimum of Saturday nights, 6:30-10:30 second, fourth and fifth Wednesday Bar Bingo is at 6:15 under 11 and free for children •American Legion Post No. 267: 10 people to schedule. Cost is p.m. Wednesday is Karaoke. Mondays; Samba Cards, first p.m. Bingo Fridays is at 11 a.m. under six. For more information, Bingo is at 6:30 p.m. Wednes- $10 for an adult, $8 for senior Daytime bingo is Thursday. and third Mondays; Duplicate Free hot dogs to all players. call (386) 740-6813, email days at 156 New Britain, adult or child. For more informa- Lunch is noon Thursday. Sunday Bridge Club, 12:30 p.m. Three Jackpots/packages [email protected] or visit Ormond Beach. 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PRICED RIGHT! SOLD SWEET 2BR/2BA WINTER HOME IN A THIS NICE 2BR/2BA LOCATED IN A GREAT 2BR/2BA RETIREMENT HOME IN LOVELY PARK CLOSE TO BEACH & FUN SENIOR PARK WITH LOTS OF ACTIVITY 5-STAR RATED THE FALLS AT ORMOND Many upgrades. Newer cabinetry & sink in Lrg FL rm & kitchen w/nice countertops. New Open floor plan. Dining rm has a w/built-in NICE 2BR/2BA kitchen, sinks, toilets & walk-in showers in laminate flrs in living & dining rms. New NICELY LANDSCAPED! hutch. Laminate flrs. Lrg kitchen w/butcher both bthms & much more. Laminate/carpet. paint & lots of windows. Spacious bthrms w/ block look countertops, large pantry & plenty SINGLEWIDE SPLIT PLAN 250sqft scrn’d rm converted to 2nd BR. lrg vanities. Lot rent incl: water, trash, lawn, MOVE-IN READY UNIQUE of cupboard space. Inside laundry rm. Lrg Water/sewer/trash/lawn/cbl incl in lot rent. sewerage & basic cbl. scrn’d porch w/fan. IN ACTIVE SENIOR CAROLE D., 386-530-4611 NANCY J., 866-355-2974 & UPGRADED HOME WITH CARL MRAZ, 386-626-3291 COMMUNITY!! PO9660 PO9647 CHARMING FEATURES! PO9679 Perfect winter or year round home. $24,900 $22,900 Nearly 1600sqft. Floor plan $24,900 Small eat-in kitchen kitchen. Nice mas- w/ 2 living rms, office & ter bath. Shed has W/D. Lot rent incl:s laundry rm! Bright & light, SOLD HOME WARRANTY. 4-POINT INSPECTION. water/trash/lawn/cable. Near ocean beautiful ‘L-shaped’ kitchen MOVE-IN READY, WELL MAINTAINED w/newer appliances & solid WELL-MAINTAINED, FURNISHED & Speedway. Community has 2 pools HOME WARRANTY. 4 PT INSPECTION. 2BR/2BA READY TO ENJOY! oak cabinets! Dbl driveway! 2BR/2BA IN UPSCALE COMMUNITY! Large scrn’d porch off living rm. Kitchen w/ Beautifully decorated. Cathedral ceilings. & clbhse w/ lots of activities. Home GREAT 2BR/2BA HOME ON breakfast counter & cupboards galore! Beige Newer roof, A/C & water Decorative ceiling fans. Carport & utility carpet in living rm & bdrms. Newer A/C shed. New A/C. W/D. Tape/textured walls. Warranty. 4 PT inspection. CUL-DE-SAC. NICE FLORIDA system. Walking distance to clubhouse. Close heater. Front scrn’d porch. Walk-in closets. Formal to shopping & beach. dining rm w/built-in hutch. NANCY JENNEY, 866-355-2974 KATHLEEN K., 386-233-9714 ROOM WITH A/C. CARL M., 386-626-3291 ROSETTA MUNLEY, 386-868-4909 PO9758 Updated kitchen w/nice cabi- PO9735 P O 9 7 3 7 PO9657 $34,500 $26,900 nets, appliances & tile flooring. $30,900 $34,000 Lrg living rm. 1 bthrm has step- SOLD in shower & high commodes. HOME WARRANTY AND 4PT INSPECTION SPACIOUS, CLEAN 2BR/2BA 10 MINUTES Carpeted bdrms. Priv backyard! GREAT 2BR/2BA WITH OPEN FLOOR GREAT NEWLY UPDATED 2BR/2BA 2BR/2BA WITH GREAT TO BEACH, SHOPPING & ACTIVITIES PLAN IN HACIENDA DEL RIO HOME AT A GREAT PRICE! CURB APPEAL! King sz MBR ste w/3 closets. walk-in shower Nice park with clubhouse, pool 'Lots of newer Thermopane windows in kitch- Laminate flooring throughout. Walls are dry- Freshly painted inside/out. New screens in walled & ceilings are textured. 260sq.ft. Fla Fla rm. All wood blinds. Laminate flrs through- & newer dbl sinks. Kitchen w/good counter en & both bdrms. New SS appliances. Scrn’d space, newer refrigerator & upgraded tall & many activities. rm with C/H/A, 2 sheds. Side extended out. Kitchen w/freshly painted cabinets & sink faucet. Separate offc w/closet. Newer porch. Well for irrigation with anti-stain pro- patio for grilling and enjoying the Florida French dr refrigerator. Newer light fixtures & laminate flrs & architectural shingled roof. tection so the house will not get stained. lifestyle. plumbing. Ceiling fans. CAROLE D., 386-530-4611 JOANN M., 866-355-2974 STAN F., 866-355-2974 ROSETTA M., 386-267-4384 ROSETTA MUNLEY, 386-267-4384

PO9786 P O 9 7 5 6 PO9680 PO9746 PO9747 $48,900 $49,900 $37,900 $39,900 $39,900 SOLD GORGEOUS 2BR/2BA LAKE FRONT HOME. WELL KEPT 3BR/2BA WITH LARGE BEAUTIFUL LARGE MOVE-IN READY 2BR/2BA THE FALLS AT ORMOND. 5 STAR COMMUNITY CARPORT IN A 5 STAR COMMUNITY HOME IN THE FALLS AT ORMOND Beautiful & well-kept from top to bottom. Extra lrg kitchen w/newer cabinets, counter Completely repainted w/newer carpet & 2BR/2BA HOME IN SPACIOUS 3BR/2BA Open flr plan. Huge living & dining rms w/ tops & laminate floors. Lrg living and dining vinyl flrs. Lrg eat-in kitchen. 9X13 sun porch laminate flrs. Thermopane windows w/mar- rm w/built-in hutch. Ceiling fans in all rms w/air & heat. Lrg living & formal dining rms W/ DOUBLE DRIVEWAY ble ledges. Lrg master w/Plantation shutters. incl: scrn’d-in porch 8x14 storage rm. Inside w/crown molding. Newer A/C w/heat FAMILY PARK ON Fla rm with C/H/A. laundry. 4 point inspection/ pump. Semi-private backyard. IN GATED COMMUNITY CARL M., 386-626-3291 CARL MRAZ, 386-626-3291 CARL MRAZ, 386-626-3291 THE INTRACOASTAL ON THE RIVER PO9673 PO9296 PO9334 Recently renovated w/new WATERWAY $49,900 $84,900 $104,900 appliances, laminate flrs, Being completely redone. New wood accents & wainscot- ing. Dbl driveway. lrg scrn’d roof, A/C, cabinets, applianc- rm. Indoor laundry. Breakfast 2BR/2BA TRIPLEWIDE IN LOVELY 5-STAR es, flooring and more. Home nook & separate dining rm. COMMUNITY WITH 24HR MANNED, GATED SECURITY Home warranty & 4 PT New paint, floors & appliances. Wonderful 2018 SKYL, 2BR/2BA/ 2018, 3BR/2BA SKYLINE WITH Warranty. 4 Point Inspection. lake view. Open flr plan w/ cathedral ceil- inspection ings. Side-by-side carport & driveway. Home CARPORT WITH FRONT Warranty. 4 Point Inspection. OPEN FLOOR PLAN IN RESIDENT BETH M., 866-355-2974 MIKE BISSELL, 866-355-2974 ROSETTA M., 386-267-4384 PORCH IN COLONIAL FRIENDLY COMMUNITY! PO9706 PO9724 PO9655 COLONY SOUTH Exceptional craftsmanship built to $51,900 $55,000 $49,900 26x38 (988 sqft) hm w/open floor last! Built to current wind zone 2 plan. Eat-in kitchen w/upgraded SOLD standards, is energy efficient, has TERMITE BOND IN PLACE cabinets, countertops & laminate 8ft cathedral ceilings and 2X6 IMMACULATE, LARGE 3BR/2.5BA PALM BEAUTIFUL 3BR/2BA JACOBSEN FREE 96 MERCEDES WITH A FULL PRICE SALES flooring. Textured walls. All the HARBOR ON CORNER LOT IN PET HOME ON THE WATER! AGREEMENT ON THE HOME! exterior wall construction. Low lot FRIENDLY. 55+ COMMMUNITY Huge eat-in kitchen w/lots of cabinets and 2BA/1BA w/modern kitchen. Fresh paint. Newer roof- extras & codes offered with a Spacious 1416sq.ft. of living area w/sun gorgeous water views to enjoy the birds, tur- over, water heater, floors & windows. Portable fireplace. 3 tunnels. Wet bar! Island kitchen w/updated tles and ducks. Walk-in closets in all bdrms. cabinetry, countertops + breakfast bar. window A/C units. Extra-large, 2 level deck w/ outside 2018 manufactured hm. rent & rent incentives! Newer laminate & windows. His-her vanities Fla rm w/own newer A/C. Newer architec- & updated shower in master. tural roof & A/C. surf shower. Lots of parking. Hard-wired security system. SALLY B., 386-675-4297 ROSETTA M., 386-267-4384 SALLY B., 386-675-4297 FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974 FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974

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RECENTLY REDUCED! PET FRIENDLY COMMUNITY! ATTENTION SNOWBIRDS! RECENTLY UPDATED 3BR/2BA HOME WITH SPACIOUS, MOVE-IN READY 3BR/2BA GORGEOUS, MOVE-IN READY MOVE-IN READY, WELL-MAINTAINED UPDATED, CUTE & CLEAN 2BR/2BA NEW 2 CAR GARAGE IN 2018 IN WHISPERWOOD 55+ COMMUNITY 2BR/2BA WITH DESIGNER UPGRADES 2BR/2BA IN 55+ ORANGE TREE VILLAGE SINGLEWIDE Large, 1248 sq.ft. split plan. Wood look Well-maintained w/white bright kitchen w/ IN THE OAKS OF DELAND. Bright, clean & cozy Fleetwood w/150sq.ft. Split floor plan for privacy. Doublewide car- plenty of cabinets. Good sz master suite w/ Upgraded kitchen. Laminate/tile. Drywalled, encls’d front FL rm. Kitchen w/all appl, updat- plank vinyl floors. New kitchen countertops freshly painted interior w/crown molding. Lrg port for extra parking. Fla rm under C/H/A. garden tub. Sculptured carpeting in living ed cabinets & glasstop stove. Laminate w/newer appliances. Florida room w/view master bdrm. 10x26 sunroom under heat & throughout. W/D. 125sq.ft. Utility shed. AC Cement block patio. Updated windows. area & bdrms. FL rm under heat & air adds air. Attached shed with work bench & W/D. mntnce warranty incl w/sale. Laminate/tile/carpet. of fields and private. 576 sqft of living space. Fireplace. CALL SHARON L., 386-490-4149 CAROLE K., 386-279-4313 PAT MONROE, 386-530-4285 MICHELE JOYCE, 386-492-0715 KATHY BURK, 386-626-3414

DL5939 DL6028 DL6009 D L 5 9 9 6 DL6032 $43,500 $65,000 $98,900 $50,000 $19,900

SUPER VALUE EYE CATCHING, LIKE NEW 3BR/2BA LOVELY NEW 2017 2BR/2BA SPLIT LOVELY 2BR/2BA HOME IN CUTE 2BR/2BA SPLIT PLAN COTTAGE 2BR/2BA WITH FRONT SCREENED IN 55+ COMMUNITY THE HEART OF FLOOR PLAN WITH DOUBLE WHISPERWOOD JUST REDUCED!!! HOME IN 55+ COMMUNITY! PORCH IN PREMIER KINGS LAKE! DELAND! CARPORT!! Over 1400 sq. ft. w/addtn’l 154sq.ft. in Split plan w/upgraded, adjoining bthrms 1040sq.ft charmer w/ laminate flooring Must see 2010 hm w/dbl driveway on cor- Beautiful layout inside w/tray ceiling in living heated & cooled FL rm. Newer laminate flrs and 2 entrances from the carport or lrg FL rm ner lot. 2 entrances to home. Cozy eat-in throughout. Eat-in kitchen plus spacious LR/ rm, grey wood-like vinyl flrs in living areas & throughout living areas. Berber carpet bed- w/AC. Rubber roof and C/H/A. Freshly DR area. Separate utility rm. Inside laundry. kitchen w/ island breakfast bar & pantry coordinating grey wood-grained cabinets in Close to shopping, restaurants, hospitals and closet. Stunning living rm. Indoor laundry eat-in kitchen. Front scrn’d porch. Crown rooms. Tiled bthrms. New roof in ’18. painted. Tile flrs. Kitchen w/breakfast bar. the sunrail! area. Lrg shed & irrigation system. molding & dry wall construction. Garden tub and skylights. Lrg living rm. Close to everything! SHARON L, 386-490-4149 PAT CACCAVALE, 386-530-4404 CAROLE K., 386-279-4313 LOIS BARNEY, 386-492-0740 PAT CACCAVALE, 386-530-4404