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Vol. 8, No. 4 Your Local News and Information Source • www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Friday, March 1, 2019 Need Teeth? DENTAL SERVICES 2018 DENTURE Community ADE E R R S Crown/Caps Proposed half-cent sales ’ $650 C H All Fillings 1O I C E $800 Full Denture Reline Only Notes Best $200 Dentist Routine Extraction Master gardeners plan $185 tax could fund big projects $100-$185 plant clinics KERRI GRAHAM, D.M.D. By Diane M. Carey tal reports, and infrastructure condition 802 Sterthaus Drive Suite A, Ormond Beach, FL Volusia County’s master [email protected] assessments o develop a comprehensive list of 386-944-5001 gardeners will share winter projects. The list was pared down and tenta- VISIT US AT ORMONDSMILES.COM Volusia County and its municipalities are seeking tive rankings assigned. Now there will be gardening tips and answer See ad inside for more information funding for critical projects with a half-cent sales tax community meetings in each of the four Trusted, Comfortable & Affordable Dental Care questions during plant clinics on the May 21 ballot. in March. impact fee zones in March for public input. The Volusia County Council Feb. 5 approved the Then the list of projects will be brought back to the urban Residents can bring their election to decide whether to levy a half-cent local plants for a free check-up. council for an update and direction. areas of the county, infrastructure sales tax for 20 years upon voter “We have been working all along on what our Recktenwald said. “It is in the beginning •10 to 11 a.m. Friday, March approval. The tax can only be used for roads, side- 1, DeLand Regional Library, needs are,” said Volusia County Manager George stages of coming up with what the work programs walks, bridges, water quality and stormwater con- Recktenwald. “We have been talking about it actual- will be. We’re defining what the need is.” 130 E. Howry Ave. The gar- trol. deners will discuss bromeli- ly for several years.” If a road needs work in a particular city for exam- Public Works staff used traffic and growth trends, A share of the revenue will go to the municipali- ple, the county will work with that city as there may ads. water quality analysis, regulatory and environmen- •10 a.m. to noon Saturday, ties and many of the projects overlap the rural and See TAX, page A4 March 9, Deltona Regional Library, 2150 Eustace Ave. Master Gardener Howard Jef- fries will demonstrate hands- on pruning from 11 a.m. to Time to celebrate! noon. FUTURES •11 a.m. to noon Tuesday, March 19, DeBary Public Library, 200 N. Charles R. names Mentor Beall Blvd. For more information, call the Volusia County Extension of the Year Service at (386) 822-5778. For Hometown News out the best in both her men- [email protected] tees. Last summer she Extension offers lawn encouraged Lioned to apply and landscape FUTURES Foundation for for and attend a conference Volusia County Schools’ Take in Boston, something he may workshop Stock in Children named not have done if Ms. Calkins Socorro Calkins as its 2019 was not his mentor. Ms. The Volusia County Exten- Mentor of the Year at the Calkins and Taylor share a sion Service will offer a Green annual appreciation celebra- passion for music. During Industries Best Management tion at Mainland High their mentor sessions, Ms. Practices Workshop from 8 School Jan. 30. Calkins brings her violin and a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday, FUTURES/TSIC Volusia Taylor brings her clarinet so March 1, at the Agricultural has students in all 10 Volusia they can perform duets. Center, 3100 E. New York County public high schools. Also recognized were six Ave., DeLand. Ms. Calkins is an office mentors who have volun- The workshop is designed specialist in the media center teered for 10 or more years: to provide training to corpo- at Deltona High School and Alice Fogle, Jeff Hoffer, Josh rate, governmental, environ- has served as a mentor with Poertner, Bevin Spence, Tony mental and other personnel in FUTURES/TSIC since 2013. Tussing and Alex Wells. urban landscape commercial For the past two years, she The following mentors fertilizer application. has dedicated herself as a were recognized for exceed- Participants who are seek- Randy Barber/staff photographer mentor to Taylor Bowman, a ing the required weekly men- ing certification for the first Payton DeCrenca, left, and Madeline Brees, both 14, of DeLand take a ride senior, and Lioned Carras- tor sessions for the school time must take pre- and post- quillo, a junior, both at Delto- year: Kristin Butrico, Jennifer tests. down the slide during the East Coast Conference Pop Warner’s ECC Scho- na High. Casey, DeLand City Com- Class size is limited, and lastic Celebration for the 2018 season at the Volusia County Fairgrounds on advance registration is Saturday, Feb. 23. Ms. Calkins works to bring See MENTOR, page A2 required; contact Cyndi Rabey at (386) 822-5778 or crabey@ ufl.edu. Rotary Club plans gala Sears closing Rotary Club of Downtown DeLand will host the Black Tie imminent See NOTES, page A2 Cooking B3 at Volusia Mall CHEF's CORNER By Diane M. Carey spot Old Time Pottery and [email protected] other stores now occupy. Kmart had been there since Sears in Volusia Mall is 1970. By Diane M. Carey Peanut closing. In Deland, the Kmart at 101 [email protected] butter As part of Sears Holdings’ E. International Speedway is a power plan to make changes and Blvd. was changed to a Sears food facilitate financial restructur- Essential, but also closed and ing, the company in Decem- is the only totally vacant Sears ber informed associates at 80 or Kmart store in Volusia Sears and Kmart stores they County. However, Planet Fit- Entertainment B1 would close by March. The ness, Tractor Supply and Big accompanying Sears Auto Lots are expected to take over JAZZ SHOW Center at these Sears stores the space. Permits have been would also be closing. This is issued. in addition to the previously The Sears Hometown Store Randy Barber/staff photographer announced closure of 40 at 1441 S. Dixie Freeway in Sears department store is closing it’s doors at Volusia Mall. unprofitable stores expected New Smyrna Beach, although to be completed in February. a separate entity, also fell vic- and is saddened the store is separate company altogether. Sears Roebuck & Co. domi- The retailer filed for bank- tim to the times, officially closing after 52 years there. We have our own stock nated the retail market for ruptcy protection on October closing its doors Feb. 21. There is a chance her business exchange. We have a lot of much of the 20th century, 15, 2018. At the time of the Enjoy some memories Some hometown stores are will take over that space but good customers so we’re fine. eventually acquiring the filing, Sears had more than privately owned. nothing is definite yet. We have some good bargains. Kmart chain. Its financial at museum 700 stores. Sears Holdings Joyce Dewar, one of the The Sears Outlet store at We have a good supply of woes have largely been includes the namesake chain proprietors of Coronado 1415 S. Nova Road in Dayto- stuff. The hometown stores attributed to online competi- Index and Kmart. Antiques & Collectibles Mall, na Beach is alive and well, only carry brand new Sears tion. The last Kmart in Volusia a few doors down from the however, with ongoing dis- appliances whereas an outlet Sears Holdings Corp. Business A7 Out & About B1 Classified B6 Police Report A5 County was at 1300 W. Inter- Sears Hometown, said she counts, said Henry Hughes, store carries new in box and Chairman Eddie Lampert was Crossword B5 Sports B5 national Speedway Blvd., a Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6 had always been a fan of Sears the store manager. “We are a scratch and dent.” See SEARS, page A4

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Fulton retraced Charles Dar- Notes win’s route to the Galapagos From page A1 Island and will share the School News famed biologist’s findings and Blue Jean Gala, a night with photos and insights at 1 on Bourbon Street, at 7 p.m. p.m. Saturday, March 2, at B-CU students earn Student Success, will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Hosseini Saturday, March 2, in the DeBary Hall Historic Site, top markes Artisan Alley Garage. 198 Sunrise Blvd. Center on the Daytona Beach The event will feature New Mr. Fulton is an outdoor in solo performances Campus, 1200 W. Internation- Orleans cuisine, a live Cajun writer and the author of al Speedway Blvd. zydeco band, a two steppin’ more than 30 regional trail Vocal students from Space is limited. Register at dance floor, cigar and port guidebooks. Bethune-Cookman Universi- DaytonaState.edu/profession- wine lounge, craft beer and For more information, con- ty’s Dr. LaDoris McLaney aldevelopment/symposium. fine wines, caricature artist, tact Tracy Mestre at (386) School of Performing Arts html. For information, email souvenir photo, psychic 668-3840 or tmestre@volu- brought home honors from John.Brady@DaytonaState. readings and roving magi- sia.org. two music competitions in edu or call (386) 506-3837. cian. Florida. Proceeds benefit the Begin The following students Stetson partners Again Children’s Grief Cen- Wags ‘N’ Whiskers majoring in music, music edu- ter and the club’s other chari- Festival March 2 cation k-12, and music record- with research company ties. ing technology placed in the Tickets are $100 per per- Deltona Parks & Recre- 2019 Central Florida National Stetson University School of son. For tickets, visit ddrota- ation and Help Animals Inc. Association of Teachers of Business Administration is ry.org. will present the 14th annual Singing Auditions: partnering with Gartner, a Wags ‘N’ Whiskers Pet Festi- •India Brown, First Place; leading research and advisory Naturalist shares val from 9 a.m. to noon, Brianna Butler, Second Place; company based in Stamford, March 2, at the Keysville Victoria Smith, Third Place, Conn., for sponsorship of the Galapagos findings Dog Park, 2461 Keysville First Year College or Indepen- Centurion Sales competition Ave. dent Studio Women team. Master Naturalist Roger See NOTES, page A3 •Christopher Dominick, Gartner will help prepare First Place, First Year College students for the national sales or Independent Studio Men competition, engage in valu- A1 AFFORDABLE •David Fitzer, Second Place able role play scenarios with Third Year College or Inde- students in the sales labs, and CREMATION Photo courtesy of FUTURES Foundation pendent Studio Men provide valuable content for FUTURES Foundation for Volusia County Schools’ •Hannah Randolph, Third classroom lectures. 24 Hour Availability Take Stock in Children named Socorro Calkins, Place, Third Year College or 2018 second from left, as its 2019 Mentor of the Year. Independent Studio Women Register ADER •Ashique Sampson, Second E S With her are are East Volusia TSIC College Suc- R ’ Place Fourth Year College or for Summer VPK C cess Coach Justine Florez, left, TSIC Student Ser- E Independent Studio Women H I C $785 1O vices & Mentor Coordinator Shimene Shepard, Makilah Slaughter won first Volusia County Schools will Prearrangement Available • Cremation Specialist second from right, and TSIC West Volusia College prize and Sarah Crum won provide a free Voluntary Pre- 386-405-3128 • www.A1affordablecremation.com Success Coach Laura Reece, right. second place in the 2019 kindergarten Program this Negro Spiritual Scholarship summer for families of incom- Board Chairman Carl Persis, Foundation Grady-Rayam ing kindergartners who have Mentor Volusia School Board Mem- Competition in the Fourth not been in the program. From page A1 ber Ruben Colon, Volusia Year College or Independent Registration will be at the County Schools Chief Aca- Studio Women category. student’s home-zoned school missioner Chris Cloudman, demic Officer Teresa Marcks between 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Sandra Dembinski, Mindy and Volusia County Coun- Google’s ‘educational Tuesday, March 5; Thursday, Goode, Serene Henderson, cilwoman Heather Post. March 7; and Wednesday, Shelley Morrow, Christine Councilwoman Post deliv- evangelist’ will speak March 27. The following sites Ouellette, (a past Mentor of ered a proclamation on may be selected during regis- Year) Ron Rodgers and behalf of the Volusia County Jaime Casap, chief educa- tration: Indian River (Edgewa- Marie Wilson. Council, declaring January tional evangelist at Google and ter); Palm Terrace (Daytona); Need Teeth? Spirit (Deltona); Sugar Mill The appreciation dinner as “Take Stock in Children a leading authority on using (Port Orange); Woodward was catered by the Mainland Volusia, Mentor Apprecia- technology to support inqui- DENTAL SERVICES (Deland) elementary schools. High School Culinary Acad- tion Month.” ry-based learning, will be the The program will operate emy under the direction of For more information, call keynote speaker for Daytona DENTURE $650 4-days per week, generally Culinary Director Chef Ryan (386) 255-6475, ext. 50730, State College’s 11th annual Crown/Caps $800 Barbarow. Also in atten- Academic Excellence Sympo- Monday through Thursday, or visit FUTURESVolusia. from June 10 to Aug. 1. School dance were Volusia School org. sium Friday, March 1. All Fillings $200 The free, public symposium hours are scheduled for 7:37 Full Denture Reline Only $185 will feature a day of conversa- a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Although tions about innovative practic- breakfast and lunch are served Routine Extractions $100-$185 es educators can use to sup- free to all children, transporta- tion is not provided. In-House Denture Lab • Same Day Denture port student success. The event, dubbed Institutional For more information, call Repairs and Relines • FREE Consultations & 2nd Opinions Outcomes: Building Bridges to (386) 734-7190. Trusted, Comfortable & Affordable Dental Care

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Friday, March 1, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • A-3 The trials of Bill France Sr. Bird lover? ow that the 61st edition thing of the past and, in the Indy car to try for a speed of Speed Weeks at LAND LINES early 1950s, began to long for record on the track April 14 Daytona International DAN SMITH a large local race track. and this time George Amick NSpeedway is successfully in the One thing is certain, Mr. died. Mr. France was dis- books, I thought we might talk France was a super salesman mayed, but had to figure out a a bit about the man who got it and in 1956 he was able to way to get some national all up and running. convince local politicians to notice in order to fill his I know there are those lease him 375 acres of among us who resent the 25,000 seats. when he could, he did the throw- away land near the wealth amassed by William In June, when he was same here. Eventually he was airport. H.G. France and the fortune approached by Dr. Bryne able to open his own gas Now all he had to do was was passed down to his heirs. Taylor, who wanted to try for a station and garage at 316 Main build the world’s first stock car To me, his is the kind of speedboat record on Lake Street. That station today is a superspeedway with little success story that made this Lloyd in the infield, he venue that celebrates racing capital to work with. He had country great. couldn’t say no. Dr. Taylor also history throughout the year. the vision, but little else. After Few know that one of his died. When the land speed record several futile attempts to first jobs was in a bank, but it runs ended on the beach in secure funds from the nation’s Three deaths at a speedway became clear early on he was 1935, the City of Daytona wealthy, he was able to that had only been open four not cut out for that line of Beach did not want to lose the convince Clint Murchinson, months. I can only imagine work. Living in the Washing- racing revenue and oil millionaire and owner of how distraught Mr. France ton, D. C. area in the early approached local driver and the Dallas Cowboys, to invest. must have been. I’m sure he 1930s, he had a variety of jobs land speed record holder Sig Sure enough, on Feb. 6, 1959, questioned himself. Was the until he was able to open his Haugdahl for an alternative. the first practices were banking too high? Was the own filling station. That was Sig suggested running stock conducted on Bill France’s track too long? A jinx? a tough way to make a living Randy Barber/staff photographer cars on the beach and carved new two-and-a-half-mile high Thankfully he persisted and for his wife and two sons. out a track just north of banked speedway. Olivia Martin, 8, of DeBary reacts as docent In the cold winter months the result is a world class Dunlawton Avenue in present Then trouble began. Susan Murray talks about the Eastern Screech Big Bill would make extra sporting venue that has put day Daytona Beach Shores. Looking for some much Owl during the 4th annual Lyonia Environmental money by hand cranking cars. Daytona Beach on the map. I The first race in 1936 was a needed publicity, Bill allowed In the cold the oil in the hope you can appreciate what Center’s Wildlife Festival in Deltona on Satur- disaster for all concerned, but Chapman Root’s Sumar engines would thicken and it Big Bill France had to endure day, Feb. 9. Bill is listed as finishing fifth Special Indy-style racer to took a big, strong fellow like to accomplish that. in his Ford. The next year was attempt a speed record Feb. France to turn the engines fast The Last Dentist You Will Ever Need! not much better and France 11. Tragically local favorite enough to start them. (That’s Dan Smith is on the board of took over the event for 1938 driver Marshall Teague making a living with your bare directors for the Ormond Beach with little success. Soon after, perished in that attempt. hands.) the U. S. entered World War II Gloom descended on the Historical Society and The In 1935, with little money in OWNER/DENTIST and all racing ceased. new track that had only been Motor Racing Heritage DR. THOMAS PARHAM his pocket, he would take his It is common knowledge opened a week. When the first Association and is the author 800 S. Nova Road, Ormond Beach family to Florida, landing a (Across from The Rocking Ranch) that big Bill accepted the helm 500 was run, the race ended in of two books, “The World’s job as a mechanic at the local of the newly formed NASCAR a finish so close it took three Greatest Beach” and “I Swear Buick dealership. Bill had 386-265-5975 in 1948 and moved the beach days to determine Lee Petty the Snook Drowned.” Email www.abetterdenture.com always possessed a love for Tues-Fri 9am-5pm road course south to Ponce had edged out Johnny questions and comments to racing and had driven on Inlet. After lots of ups and Beauchamp. Another black [email protected] or call (386) ALL DENTURES some of the local dirt tracks in FREE downs, he began to realize mark for France. 441-7793. EXTRACTIONS Virginia and Maryland, and, racing on the beach was a He once more allowed an $ $ EXAMS 99o or 559- $ $ with this ad Low-cost pet The third clinic will be from Chamber of Commerce will 150 1695 (new patients only) Notes 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Save a Lot host U.S. Sen. 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County Council Chair Ed County up for success in the History of early firearms Tax Kelley stressed the projects are future” she said. From page A1 all outlined as a draft. Councilman Ben Johnson “The reason it is a draft is we said, “We’ve got one shot at also be stormwater and drain- want to get it out to the pub- this and if our sales pitch isn’t age issues. The city manager lic,” Chair Kelley said. “The right, we have lost it.” emphasized there are entire public’s impact can certainly The estimated cost for the systems that need work. affect how they are prioritized. proposed projects is about State and federal grants also This is certainly not the end- $762 million. Both city and will assist in putting the proj- all list to everything.” county officials are in agree- ects together and actually pro- Councilwoman Deb Denys ment the tax is necessary and gram them, according to Mr. said, “With a limited amount are working hard to convince Recktenwald. of money, how do we tackle voters to agree as well. “Keeping up with inflation these big projects or do we just Key water quality projects is a matter of trying to stretch wait for which bridge is going include work on Mosquito our dollars further,” said John to fail next? This gives us the Lagoon, Blue Springs, DeLeon Anguilli, county public works opportunity to get in front of Springs and Gemini Springs. director. “Here is an excellent failure and set it up for success Top road projects include wid- manner of doing that, partici- and to leverage those dollars ening of State Road 44, and pating in putting this half-cent and hopefully take advantage Williamson, LPGA and How- sales tax on the ballot, come of grant money that is going to land boulevards. Some dirt May 21 hopefully we will all be come. roads would be paved for the smiling and be planning these “None of this is happening first time and numerous side- projects to beginning imple- in a vacuum. If it (sales tax) walks would be improved, mentation in early 2020.” doesn’t pass there is no plan B. along with replacing the Main Categories include water Where is the money going to Street Bridge in Daytona quality projects that consist of come from? It has got to come Beach. stormwater, flooding and sim- from somewhere,” Council- For a list of the projects, visit Randy Barber/staff photographer ple nutrient reduction. Road woman Denys said. “What https://admin-newyork1.blox- John Humphrey, left, shows Bob Jones of DeBary the firearms of the past projects consist of expansions project are we going to put on cms.com/hometown- during the DeBary Hall’s Living History Day on Saturday, Feb. 16. and new roads. The last major hold?” newsvolusia.com/tncms/ category labeled as other She further stressed the admin/action/main/preview/ transportation infrastructure county and cities must work site/news/proposed-half-cent- projects addresses sidewalks, together for success and that sales-tax-could-fund-big- Mr. Lampert, Sears’ biggest replace Sears at the mall. A bridges, and reconstruction roads just don’t stop and start projects/article_425a92e8- Sears lender and shareholder spokesman from Sears at and resurfacing projects. in cities, that we all live in 390a-11e9-b3a0-6f1f- From page A1 before it filed for bankruptcy, Volusia Mall stated that Sears Some projects will take years Volusia County. “It’s a connec- d91117ac.html. merged the department store owns the building and the to complete with water quality tivity and synergy that we are with Kmart in 2005 in an $11 adjacent parking lot and will projects a priority. going to fund and set Volusia successful in a recent bank- billion deal. work with whoever the new ruptcy auction with a take- A Fortune magazine article tenant, yet unnamed, will be. over bid of roughly $5.2 bil- states, “Sears and Kmart have They anticipate closing by the DeBary Hall Historic Site, 198 sales provide quality programs lion, allowing the retailer to a new strategy post-bank- end of March with no actual keep its doors open. The bil- Notes Sunrise Blvd. and equipment for the library ruptcy, more tools and appli- date yet set. From page A3 Guests will sample two types not included in the library’s lionaire’s proposal, made ances but less clothing and If Sears is able to reorga- through his hedge fund ESL of teas as hostesses dressed in annual budget. smaller locations. The new nize, Kenmore or other Sears (407) 254-2573 or (866) 630- Investments Inc., will save up Victorian clothing describe company, which will have 223 warranties should be hon- 7106. the history of tea and offer to 45,000 jobs and keep 425 Sears stores and 202 Kmart ored. Nothing is guaranteed Elks’ Splash Day stores open across the United instruction on etiquette. locations, gives two iconic at this point, however, and Tickets, which are $15 each, States. Optimist club to meet The DeLand Elks Lodge No. retailers another chance at any gift cards consumers have include a tour of DeBary Hall, The Daytona store will not 1463 will host its sixth annual life.” should probably be used up two tea tastings and sam- be one of them, however. The Four Towns Optimist Splash Day from 11 a.m to 3 It is unknown what will immediately. ple-size pastries. Tickets must Club will meet from 6 to 7 p.m. Saturday, March 9, at 150 be purchased by March 7. p.m. Thursday, March 7, at the S. Clara Ave., DeLand. Seating is limited to 20 guests. DeBary Library, 200 N Charles The event is free to all chil- For more information or a R Beal Blvd in DeBary and dren. It includes a water slide reservation, contact Tracy Tuesday, March 19, at the and dunk tank. There also will Mestre at (386) 668-3840 or Deltona Regional Library, be free food and drink avail- [email protected]. 2150 Eustace Ave. able for children. The club goal is to “Bring For more information, call Out The best in the Children Library friends (386) 738-1463. of Our Communities.” The club offers a variety of pro- book sale grams, many with opportuni- DeBary book club ties for scholarships and The Friends of the DeLand reviews ‘The Girls awards. Public Library are sponsoring New members welcome. For their monthly books sale from in the Picture’ more information, call (386) 3 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 7; 774-6233. 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday, The Adult Book Club will March 8, and 9:30 a.m. to 1 discuss Melanie Benjamin’s p.m. Saturday, March 9, at 130 ‘The Girls in the Picture’ at 11 DeBary Hall hosts E. Howry Ave. a.m. Tuesday, March 12, at the Victorian tea tasting Friends members may DeBary Public Library, 200 N. attend a pre-sale from 1 to 3 Charles R. Beall Blvd. Experience the elegance of a p.m. Thursday. Anyone may The 2018 novel is about the traditional Victorian after- join Friends for a $5 donation friendship and creative part- noon tea with samplings and and qualify for early admis- nership between two of Holly- etiquette lessons at 1 p.m. sion. wood’s earliest female legends, Thursday, March 21, at Proceeds from the book screenwriter Frances Marion and superstar Mary Pickford. The book is available for Residential • Commercial check-out in multiple formats, Tile • Metal • Shingle • Flat Daytona 386-248-0200 - Orlando 407-270-7006 including print, audiobook Financing Available and e-book. Edgewater 386-423-3076 2012 - 2017 2018 For more information, call DER (386) 668-3835. EA S ADER We Fix Roof Leaks! R ’ E S www.awsroofing.com R ’ C E C H C H E County offers low-cost O I 1O I C pet sterilization Voted THE BEST 7 Years In A Row! Volusia County’s Animal Care Clinic and mobile Pet Vet Cruiser offer low-cost spay and neuter services to finan- cially eligible owners of dogs and cats in unincorporated areas and the cities of DeLand, Call Today for a FREE Estimate! South Daytona and Oak Hill. See NOTES, page A6 Friday, March 1, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • A-5 Police Report Editor’s note: This is a list of 16 and charged with posses- •Rosalind D. Gaines, 34, of 19 and charged with counter- arrests, not convictions, and all sion of paraphernalia, canna- Deltona, was arrested Feb. 18 feit 10 or more certain bills/ arrestees are presumed inno- bis and THC oil. Bail was set at and charged with aggravated notes. Bail was set at $1,000. cent unless or until proven $3,500. battery with a deadly weapon •Joseph D. Chavez, 49, of guilty in a court of law. •Hector Argenis Rodriguez, and aggravated assault with a Orange City, was arrested Feb. 37, of DeLand, was arrested deadly weapon. Bail was set at 19 and charged with posses- Feb. 16 and charged with $5,000. sion of paraphernalia, meth- Orange City grand theft. Bail was set at •Kimberly A. Houle, 53, of amphetamine and heroin. Bail $5,000. Deltona, was arrested Feb. 18 was set at $2,500. (888) 277-TIPS Police Department •Joshua L. Tirado, 29, of and charged with battery on a •Lauren A. Koch, 32, of Deltona, was arrested Feb. 16 person 65 years of age or older. Orange City, was arrested Feb. •Ibrahim Alghannam, 26, of and charged with battery, pos- Bail was not set. 19 and charged with posses- Orange City, was arrested Feb. session of paraphernalia, •Rita Lopez-Paulino, 39, of sion of heroin, methamphet- Wanted 15 and charged with driving aggravated assault with a DeLand, was arrested Feb. 18 amine and of paraphernalia. The Volusia County Sher- while license revoked, a drug deadly weapon and a drug and charged with battery on a Bail was set at $2,500. iff’s Office needs help iden- offense and willfully refusing offense. Bail was set at $2,000. law enforcement officer. Bail •Jeremy Alan Bozarth, 27, of tifying these suspects. to sign and accept summon/ •Joseph T. Rivieccio, 23, of was set at $2,500. DeBary, was arrested Feb. 19 An unknown male sus- citation. Bail was set at $5,500. Deltona, was arrested Feb. 16 •Jonathan K. Smith, 29, of and charged with robbery and pect, at about 4:37 p.m. Sun- and charged with driving Deltona, was arrested Feb. 18 home invasion robbery. Bail day, Feb. 24, entered the under the influence with dam- and charged with aggravated was set at $50,000. Walmart Neighborhood Volusia County age to person/property and battery on a pregnant person. •Jeromy Peterson, 40, of Center at 185 N. Charles R. Sheriff’s Office driving under the influence Bail was not set. Orange City, was arrested Feb. Beall Blvd., DeBary, and causing serious bodily injury •Jennifer B. Larrabee, 49, of 19 and charged with dealing in approached a cash register under a counter and •Jeremy J. Conrad, 24, of to another. Bail was set at Orange City, was arrested Feb. stolen property and retail $10,000. 18 and charged with posses- theft. Bail was set at $6,000. removed a large amount of DeLand, was arrested Feb. 15 cash. •Lucase K. Starke, 27, of sion of paraphernalia and her- •Frank Spence Amorosi, 43, and charged with child abuse. The suspect approached a Bail was set at $2,500. Osteen, was arrested Feb. 17 oin and battery. Bail was not of Deltona, was arrested Feb. second male in an electric •Christopher L. San- and charged with aggravated set. 19 and charged with aggravat- cart and they began talking chez-Roman, 31, of Deltona, assault with a deadly weapon, •Robert Lee Mullins, 44, of ed battery on a pregnant per- for a few seconds. Then the was arrested Feb. 15 and burglary with a battery and Orange City, was arrested Feb. son and domestic battery by two left the store in a silver charged with abuse of an burglary while armed. Bail 19 and charged with burglary strangulation. Bail was not set. or white passenger vehicle, elderly person or disabled was not set. of an unoccupied conveyance. •William J. Knoblock, 44, of heading north on North adult, assault on person 65 •Milton L. Robles, 36, of Bail was not set. Deltona, was arrested Feb. 20 Charles R. Beall. years of age or older and abuse Deltona, was arrested Feb. 17 •Robert A. Carroll, 24, of and charged with domestic If you have information of an elderly person or dis- and charged with petit theft. Deltona, was arrested Feb. 19 battery by strangulation. Bail about these individuals, abled adult. Bail was not set. Bail was set at $2,500. and charged with grand theft was set at $5,000. contact the Sheriff’s Office •Juan Ivan Ugalde Malagon, •Todd C. Kuriga, 47, of and dealing in stolen property. •Robyn A. Fisher, 33, of non-emergency number at 20, of Deltona, was arrested Deltona, was arrested Feb. 17 Bail was set at $7,500. Deltona, was arrested Feb. 20 (386) 248-1777 or email Feb. 15 and charged with rob- and charged with a drug •John M. Owens, 39, of and charged with trafficking Detective Tucker at CTuck- bery with a firearm. Bail was offense and panhandling. Bail Orange City, was arrested Feb. in heroin, possession of a [email protected] regarding Case not set. was set at $7,550. 19 and charged with posses- Schedule II substance and par- No. 19-3821. Unknown Suspects •Laura A. Purcaro, 35, of •James L. Webb, 50, of sion of methamphetamine, aphernalia, possession of Or to remain anonymous, DeBary, was arrested Feb. 15 DeLand, was arrested Feb. 18 paraphernalia and heroin. Bail Hydromorphone with intent contact Crime Stoppers of and charged with criminal and charged with possession was set at $2,500. to sell or deliver, possession of Northeast Florida via phone mischief and burglary of a of cocaine and paraphernalia. •Nicole L. Alaoui, 34, of a Schedule III substance, a at 1-888-277-8477 or at dwelling. Bail was set at Bail was set at $1,500. Deltona, was arrested Feb. 19 drug offense, trafficking in northeastflorida.crimestop- persweb.com You could $3,000. •Wilfredo Garcia, 34, of and charged with dealing in methamphetamine and pos- Suspects vehicle •Joanna B. Olkuski, 30, of DeBary, was arrested Feb. 18 stolen property and retail session of a Schedule III sub- receive a cash award. Deltona, was arrested Feb. 16 and charged with aggravated theft. Bail was set at $11,500. stance. Bail was set at and charged with possession assault with a deadly weapon. •Scarlett C. Kerwin, 28, of $115,500. of heroin and cannabis. Bail Bail was not set. Orange City, was arrested Feb. •Amber E. Jones, 30, of WE’RE ON was set at $1,000. •Erica M. Navarro, 18, of 19 and charged with posses- Deltona, was arrested Feb. 20 •Alyssa A. Atchley, 21, of Osteen, was arrested Feb. 18 sion of paraphernalia and and charged with possession DeLand, was arrested Feb. 16 and charged with principal to methamphetamine. Bail was of heroin with intent to sell or FACEBOOK! and charged with leaving a robbery with a firearm. Bail set at $1,500. deliver, possession of a Sched- scene of crash involving dam- was not set. •Michael L. Redding Jr., 41, ule IV substance, possession of age, fleeing or attempting to •Michael Martire, 52, of of Orange City, was arrested a New Legend drug without “Like” Hometown News Volu- elude and resisting an officer Deltona, was arrested Feb. 18 Feb. 19 and charged with pos- prescription, possession of a sia for the latest in local news, without violence. Bail was set and charged with engaging in session of paraphernalia and Schedule IV substance, pos- information and interactive at $7,500. contracting without certifica- heroin. Bail was set at $1,500. session of methamphetamine, features like photo contests •Christian M. Pagan, 19, of tion and grand theft. Bail was •John C. Willey, 28, of neglect of a child, possession and Rants & Raves. Orange City, was arrested Feb. set at $5,000. Orange City, was arrested Feb. See POLICE, page A6 A-6 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, March 1, 2019 VIEWPOINT FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2019 • HOMETOWN NEWS • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSVOLUSIA.COM Rants & Raves Cheers! 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.

Where does all the money go?

All the money these art events bring to New Smyrna Beach, what is done with it? This is the second year in a row as an artist I paid the fee. You think the city would mow the park before the show. At least, mow the park and pick up after the dogs before a big event. There were so many vendors, to the point, there was no room to walk.

In response to: “Police can help”

I ran into two interesting rants in the Feb. 15 edition. I had a similar experience to “In regards to: Police can help”. Randy Barber/staff photographer When I called the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office for help, I was Otis and Michelle Sloan of DeLand toasts each other during the 10th annual DeLand Beer Festival treated like I was a nuisance to them, and that I was the problem. along East Indiana Avenue on Saturday, Feb. 9. The festival featured more than 100 breweries with I moved to Florida in July 2000 and found the police in this county are either lazy or incompetent. more than 400 different beers. “Not enough warning” pointed out the only thing police here are qualified to do is write traffic tickets. Beach Ocean Center Feb 27 to March 2 is not just for quilters. tremendously.” This show is for anyone interested in art, sewing, fiber art and It sounds as though he is pretty proud of the growth of the Not so silver service modern art. city that took place under his watch. Before he gives himself Quilts are folk art and part of our history, used to show too many pats on the back, I would recommend that he drive I’ve dealt with many cable TV companies through the years. escaped slaves the way to the underground railroad. Crazy around the area of Taylor Road, Dunlawton Avenue, Clyde The latest being Spectrum. quilts are a snapshot in time of the Victorian era. Modern quilts Morris Boulevard and, in particular, the area around Spruce For the last couple of years I’ve had the “Silver Package” con- are modern art, not like the functional quilts of old. Incredible Creek High School some afternoon and witness the traffic sisting of HBO, Cinemax and Showtime. Recently there was no workmanship is showcased here from all over the world. mess this rapid growth has created. It is also a great way to meet other people with similar inter- more Cinemax. I called them and was told Cinemax’s rate to ests, browse independent shops selling fabric, unique fibers, Tremendous growth? Tremendous may be defined as “such Spectrum had increased and the management decided to not fabric paint, lighting, and other items that are unique, from as may excite trembling or arouse dread.” pay increased rates and had removed it from the “Silver Pack- vendors all over the country. There are sewing/quilting books, age,” leaving the package with just HBO and Showtime. patterns, kits, and great tools for sale. Why, oh why, no SunRail I asked what my new lower price would be now. The answer If you own a quilt, you can bring it to have it appraised. It was no lower price. Just live with it or you can pay another $10 to really is a grand adventure. Can anybody tell us why SunRail is not welcome or won’t retain Cinemax. Less product but same price. Don’t you love come Daytona Beach? how cable companies treat suckers like us that use their service Sales tax increase With so many visitors coming and so many elderly people who have no cars, it does blow your mind that we can’t get Sun- Go underground The proposed half-cent sales tax increase would not be nec- Rail to Daytona Beach, New Smyrna Beach or anywhere else. essary if the powers that be had not sold out the residents of We have to drive to DeBary (very difficult if you have no car) Dan Smith is correct about FPL. Volusia County. to board SunRail. Nobody explained to us what the reason is. They should have started putting underground wires in the Approving a tremendous amount of building permits before No money with all these visitors? How nice would it be to get ‘50s and ‘60s. The problem is now the shareholders would drop reinstating impact fees, obviously resulted in insufficient roads cars of the road when you work in Orlando and can ride Sun- them because of the cost. and bridges. Should we fund new roads for even more build- Rail. Why is Volusia not in the loop? How long do we have to There are subdivisions with lines underground and they have ing? wait to get connected to other cities? I’ve seen this before and the people responsible take their no problems. Everything should be underground. money and leave the area they irreparably damaged. What’s next? More money to fund new utilities, new schools, potable They fight water leaks, too Stop the open burning water, etc.? Volusia County already pays higher gas taxes than Seminole I awoke one morning, put my feet on my bedroom floor and I’d like to commend Florida Power and Light for its efforts to County and some of our school taxes go to Seminole county found myself standing on soaking wet carpet. provide clean power and protect our environment. schools. Are we to trust that new tax dollars won’t be misappro- With speedy inspection, I discovered water had flooded our I’d also like to mention it seems their massive investment and priated? entryway, garage and was quickly soaking its way across the hard work is going to waste because the State of Florida is still They spin it by saying tourists will pay 40 percent of the new bedroom. I needed to get the water turned off at the street and issuing lots of open burn permits. tax increase. How about also increasing the hotel bed tax rate? didn’t have the means on my own. The air quality in Volusia County is definitely the weak link in Most jobs in Volusia County pay very low wages. Poor plan- After several futile or unanswered phone calls to the Utilities the overall quality of life, and the problem could be rectified ning by the selfish few should not be financed off the backs of Commission, public works and three area plumbers, out of without massive expenditures. The state owes it to the citizens, everyday residents. desperation, I called the fire department. A very caring and and to FP&L for that matter, to stop open burning altogether. concerned dispatcher said she would see what she could do. Why try to implement clean power if you are going to allow mas- In response to: “How do you walk a dog” Within 10 minutes there were two “Knights in Shining Armor” sive air pollution from open burning? from the State Road 44 New Smyrna Beach firehouse rushing I walk my dog for exercise for the both of us. around in my garage quickly getting the situation under con- For all lovers of art The dog is in the “heal” (left side of me) or side (right side of trol. me) position. He is not many feet behind or in front of me, but Street water valve closed, hose attached to the water heater, instead his nose is by my knee. I do not allow him to defecate or draining down the driveway and a potential disaster averted. I The American Quilters Society Quilt Week in the Daytona urinate wherever he smells that little fido went. That’s rude to wish to publicly thank Fire Chief Shawn Vandemark and Dep- the property owner. uty Chief Ted Shistle for their quick, effective response to our The dog does his business either before or after our walk on predicament. Their friendly smiles and genuine concern for our property only, this can be trained. Be consistent. Be enthu- our situation speaks volumes about the New Smyrna Beach siastic. Reward good behavior, correct bad behavior both in the firefighters. dog and yourself. I’m a daughter and full-time caregiver of two elderly parents DEADLINES Take an obedience course and they can give you further tips. who’ve lived in their home here in New Smyrna Beach more Good luck. than 30 years. They’ve always loved New Smyrna Beach and The deadline for submissions to Hometown News in Volusia I’m discovering why. Every public service person I have dealt County is 5 p.m. Thursday for the next week's issue, except for with since moving here a year ago has been friendly, respectful Rants & Raves, which is 5 p.m. Friday. Deadlines are adjusted for Port Orange Growth holidays. For more information, call (386) 322-5924. and helpful. Hats off to all of you. Each of you helps to make Port Orange Mayor Don Burnette claims “we have grown New Smyrna Beach a wonderful place to live.

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Farris Robinson...... President Julianne Petersen...... Graphic Artist of Hydromorphone, posses- feting, possession of Suboxone number, grand theft of a fire- Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Rodney Bookhardt ...... Senior Account Manager sion of a Schedule III sub- and heroin and a drug offense. arm and aggravated assault Don Hornbeck ...... Regional Circulation Manager Heather Donaldson ...... Inside Sales Manager Police Flora Wilkerson...... Circulation Administrator Angie Daniels ...... Inside Sales Assistant Robin Bevilacqua ...... Human Resources Lora L. Uber...... Inside Sales/Classified From page A5 stance and possession of a Bail was set at $5,000. with a deadly weapon. Bail Annita Ferrante...... Account Receivable Michael Buckley ...... Circulation Manager Schedule II substance. Bail •Jorge Luis Guadalupe was set at $6,500. Amanda Wheaton ...... Credit & Collections Randy Barber ...... Staff Photographer Cecil G. Brumley ...... Managing Editor Diane Carey...... Staff Writer of paraphernalia and a Sched- was set at $65,500. Negron, 60, of Orange City, •Amanda E. Combs, 33, of Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Gina McKee...... Staff Writer Rita Chatman ...... Office Mgr/Comm. Relations Carrie Maday...... News Clerk ule II substance. Bail was set at •Maria T. Agosta, 28, of was arrested Feb. 20 and Deltona, was arrested Feb. 21 Mercedes Lee-Paquette ...Production Manager $24,000. Orange City, was arrested Feb. charged with possession of and charged with operating •Jason P. Storer, 43, of Delto- 20 and charged with posses- paraphernalia, dealing in sto- while driver’s license suspend/ Phone (386) 322-5900 na, was arrested Feb. 20 and sion of paraphernalia and pos- len property and drug offense. cancel/revoked (specify rea- Fax (386) 322-5901 charged with trafficking in session of heroin. Bail was set Bail was not set. son), and possession of a Classified (386) 322-5949 methamphetamine, posses- at $3,000. •Joseph L. Krouse, 20, of Schedule III substance and a Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 sion of paraphernalia, a drug •Allen K. Lockrem, 54, of DeLand, was arrested Feb. 21 Schedule IV substance. Bail Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 offense, possession of heroin Orange City, was arrested Feb. and charged with alteration or was set at $3,500. [email protected] VOLUSIA WEST with intent to sell, possession 20 and charged with counter- removal of a firearm serial Friday, March 1, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • A-7 Employment, wages growing steadily in Volusia olusia County’s solved. The resort was in the also has offices in Edgewater Daytona Beach for $800,000. *** economy was humming VOLUSIA midst of a multi-million dollar and Ormond Beach. No Space Leasing Inc. bought a On a final note, a couple of along in the third renovation that included all purchase price was disclosed. condo hangar at Spruce Creek interesting developments Vquarter of 2018 with 3 percent BUSINESS the 212 guest rooms, hallways, Fairwinds now has three Fly-In for $750,000. include the owners of Atlantic CECIL G. growth in employment and 3.75 the lobby, fitness center and offices in West Volusia and Cove hotel at 711 S. Atlantic percent growth in wages from BRUMLEY outdoor restaurant. Unfortu- three in East Volusia. *** Ave. in Ormond Beach the third quarter of 2017, nately it didn’t get finished according a report just released apparently are talking about until November and was *** Commercial construction, converting it to a Home 2 by the state labor agency. That amount is a bit artificial- unable to get on AAA’s and demolition, has picked up Suites by Hilton, which would It wasn’t huge growth, but it ly low, because I don’t think it diamond rating list, according After a few slow weeks, a bit in the county. Demolition be the second under that flag was a nice steady, sustainable includes tips. to General Manager Rob commercial real estate had a of an old building and start of pace, and shows area employ- Keep in mind the wage in the area. H2S opened on Burnetti. hot one in Volusia last week, construction on a new office West ISB recently. A developer ers are doing much better than numbers are based on the Mr. Burnetti is a little led by Colorado-based Tralee building for Gaff’s Realty on what the state agency has been third quarter. Wages are is resurrecting a plan for concerned about some of Affordable Housing acquiring Dunlawton Avenue in Port Avalon ALF, which is now estimating. They’re readjust- higher in the first and fourth AAA’s requirements on the the apartments at Dunn Orange is starting. Demolition ing those estimates right now quarters in Volusia County. Daytona ALF, with a combina- size of fitness centers and Avenue and Bill France firm Samsula Waste Inc. is tion of independent living and we won’t see the first labor So, what is the highest bathrooms. You can only do Boulevard in Daytona Beach, getting busy, tearing down an report, for January, until paying jobs in Volusia? townhouses and a large so much with the hotel, built now called Raceway Pointe, old convenience store building assisted living facility on the March 11, but I’ll be surprised Management, of course, with in the early 1970s, he said. “It’s for $23.52 million. Winter at 300 S. Atlantic Ave., the if they don’t mirror the those 1,017 jobs listed at an north side of Hand Avenue, not like I can knock out some Park owner of the Circle K First Baptist student center at just east of Williamson Quarterly Census of Employ- annual pay of $88,684. walls.” As one of the long-time store property at SR 44 and 200 W. International Speed- ment & Wages. Boulevard in Daytona Beach. Apparently utilities workers, jewels of the local hospitality Kepler Road in DeLand has way Blvd. and the Blue Sky By the way, if anyone Managing Editor Cecil G. all 470 of them, make an industry, I would hope it still sold it to Circle K Stores Inc. Swimwear building at East ISB worries about Volusia having average annual salary of Brumley has been tracking could get at least four dia- for $1.2 million. A plan is in and SR A1A, all in Daytona business and the economy in a low-wage industry like $76,940 at second highest. monds. place to expand the store. leisure and hospitality as its Beach. Work is starting on Volusia County for more than Suddenly that lineman school Takara owner paid $900,000 remodeling the old Food Lion top employer, you can stop. In in Edgewater makes a whole 22 years. Contact him at *** to CBL & Associates for the on Clyde Morris Boulevard in cbrumley@hometownnewsol. the third quarter, the top lot of sense. land for a new building next employer was health care and Port Orange for Perrine’s com (no hyphen) or follow him You don’t hear about a to 5 Guys at Pavilion at Port Produce. on Twitter @cecilbrumley. social assistance with 30,051 *** credit union buying a bank Orange. Construction also is jobs, paying an annualized too often, but that’s what starting. Stuart Petro Holdings average of $46,016, compared The mystery of the Shores Fairwinds Credit Union has of Boca Raton has bought the to leisure and hospitality with Resort & Spa’s disappearing done, acquiring Friends Bank closed convenience store at 28,354 jobs, paying an diamond status has been of New Smyrna Beach, which Beville and Nova roads in annualized average of $20,324. Live Well For Less Than You Could Imagine Business News ‘Brand your business’ 880 N. C.R. Beall Blvd., Let’s Do Lunch networking Business incubator DeBary. meets from 11:30 a.m. to 1 The West Volusia Regional Christine Kee with Kee p.m. Tuesdays at The Cloister’s board meets March 7 Chamber of Commerce, Wellness & Beauty will explain of DeLand, 400 E. Howry Ave. Career Source Flagler/Volusia, “The truth about Food.” For more information, call The advisory board for the and Bill Fairfull with Simplici- Free for members, the cost is (386) 734-4331 or visit Volusia County Business Incu- $10 for non-members. bator will meet from 3 to 4:30 ty Solutions Group will host DeLandChamber.org. Branding Your Business from For a reservation or more p.m. Thursday, March 7, in the information, visit westvolusi- incubator office at Daytona 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Beach International Airport, March 5, at 846 Saxon Blvd., aregionalchamber.org or call Night networking (386) 490-4606. 601 Innovation Way. Orange City. Program Director Gordon at either of our upscale The free program is exclu- The West Volusia Regional Hogan will provide an update sively for chamber members. Area chamber hosts Chamber of Commerce will while Brad Harris, business Manufactured Home Communities For more information, call host Network at Night from 5 manager for Volusia County exclusively for those 55+ (386) 490-4606. monthly events to 7 p.m. Thursday, March 7 at Economic Development, John Nichols Salon, Suite 105, will discuss the county’s Beautiful Homes starting under $20K The DeLand Area Chamber entrepreneur initiative. AM Connection set of Commerce and the Orange 173 N. C.R. Beall Blvd., Members will also hear a Financing available for Qualified Buyers. City Alliance have several reg- DeBary. presentation from incubator The West Volusia Regional ularly scheduled events. 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C E H1O I C Dining & Entertainment FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2019 • WEST VOLUSIA • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSVOLUSIA.COM Out & An evening Horoscopes about of jazz and memories Friday, March 1 For Hometown News the only one of its size and [email protected] scope in the U.S. She is a •Sci-Fi Night in the Planetarium: sought-after performer with “Interstellar” will be shown at 7 insights and research that ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 p.m. at the Museum of Arts & The Museum of Art– Sciences, 352 S. Nova Road, DeLand will present An Eve- have been featured in books, Your mind is receptive to Daytona Beach. Winner of the ning of Jazz and Multicolored public television and webcast innovative ideas, Aries. You may Academy Award for Best Visual radio productions. Memories, a performance by feel inspired to try out many new Effects, Christopher Nolan’s “Dr. Oliver will share her Dr. Kitty Oliver, from 5 to things in the days to come. “Interstellar” is set in a dystopian personal experiences moving 7:30 p.m., Friday, March 1, at Catalog those that make you future with Earth on the brink of 600 N. Woodland Blvd., from segregation to integra- happy. collapse. Arrive no later than DeLand, Florida. tion to multicultural diversity 6:45 p.m. as the event will start in the international arena promptly at 7 p.m. with no late “It is a professional cabaret TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 performance of inspirational drawing on poignant, humor- entry. Rated PG-13. After the ous, revealing reflections on movie, discuss how the scientifi- jazz vocals and literary stories Turn off the logical part of your cally accurate visual effects of tracing the common journey race relations in a hopeful, mind for a little while, Taurus. Let Interstellar bring the story to life. of native-born Americans healing way,” Ms. Coffman your fantasies run wild. Trying to Admission is $8 for members and immigrants as they adapt said. manage everything down to the and $10 for non-members. For to life in a diverse society and The program is fami- minute can short-circuit your more information, visit moas.org. ly-friendly. brain. social change on a global Photo courtesy of CandaceWest.com •AQS QuiltWeek: American scale,” according to Pam The doors open at 5 p.m. GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Quilter’s Society, the largest Coffman, the museum’s cura- for a reception and to view Native Floridian Dr. Kitty Oliver will An Evening of quilting membership organiza- tor of education. the art exhibit, “African Jazz and Multicolored Memories at the Museum tion in the world, will host American Art: We Too Gemini, a truckload of new QuiltWeek at the Ocean Center Dr. Oliver, a native Floridi- of Art – DeLand on March 1. ideas is coming your way. These an, is a former professor and Dream America,” prior to the may serve as catalysts for new through March 2 at 101 N. Her CD of original inspira- non-members, and children Atlantic Ave., Daytona beach. founder of the “Race and performance at 6 p.m. hobbies, projects and even More than 500 quilts will be on Change” historical archive of Guests will have the oppor- tional jazz music and books and students are free. For developing new friendships display with $54,000 in prizes to cross-cultural race and ethnic tunity to visit with Ms. Oliver will be on sale. Tickets are tickets, call (386) 734-4371. along the way. be awarded for quilting excel- relations oral histories. It is following her performance. $10 for members, $15 for Space is limited. lence. Also, QuiltWeek offers CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 workshops, lectures and evening events as well as an extensive You may not be entirely sure Merchant Mall. what’s holding you up this week, Admission includes access to Cancer. But once you put your all special exhibits and the It’s time to go ‘Beyond the Fluffy’ finger on it, you’ll be able to work Merchant Mall. Hours are 9 a.m. to not only save them from through the issues that much to 5 p.m. Friday, March 1, and 9 more readily. a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, March being “counseled out” by a bully bureaucrat assistant 2. LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 The event is open to the principal, but also to help public. For tickets or more them unlock their full poten- tial. The series will have 10 You have carte blanche to information, visit quiltweek.com hibernate for the week if you feel or call (270) 898-7903. half-hour episodes and will premiere in 2019. you need some alone time, Leo. •Daytona Playhouse: “A Bad But try to put your self-imposed Year for Tomatoes” will be He also will star in two stand-up comedy specials for exile to some good use around performed select days through the house. March 3 at 100 Jessamine Blvd., the network. The first, “One Show Fits All,” was recently Daytona Beach. The funny VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 misfortunes of a famous filmed in front of a sold-out television actress who seeks to audience at the Toyota Center “get away from it all” in a small in Houston and will air in Virgo, why slip quietly into a New England town without much early 2019. His second special party when you can make a luck, given her noisy, omnipres- for the network will tape grand entrance? Don’t be afraid ent neighbors. Tickets are $18 sometime in the next year. of pointing the spotlight on for seniors, $20 for adults and Mr. Iglesias’ prior televi- yourself for a change. Then enjoy $8 for youth. For more informa- sion appearances include the rush that comes from it. tion, call (386) 255-2431 or visit Comedy Central’s hit series DaytonaPlayhouse.org. Stand-Up Revolution and the LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 •Cinematique: The films “An comedy special Gabriel Igle- Acceptable Loss” and “The Last sias: Aloha Fluffy. Mr. Iglesias has signed on Libra, home is where the heart Resort” will be shown at 242 S. is, especially this week. Spend Beach St., Daytona Beach. to star in STXfilm’s animated feature “Ugly Dolls” along- as much quality time as you can Tickets are $9 general or $7 with loved ones in the days to members. Matinees are $7 side Kelly Clarkson, Pitbull, Blake Shelton and Nick Jonas. come. Find a cozy spot to read general or $5 members. For Photo courtesy of Icon Entertainment and unwind as well. more information, call (386) His other film credits include Comedian Gabriel Iglesias will perform at 8 p.m . Saturday, March 2, at The “A Haunted House 2,” “Show 252-3118. SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 •The Little Theatre of New Peabody, 600 Auditorium Blvd., Daytona Beach. Dogs,” “Magic Mike,” “Magic Smyrna Beach: “The Marvelous Mike XXL” and the animated films “Coco,” “Ferdinand,” Scorpio, might you be so Wonderettes” by Roger Bean will For Hometown News Mr. Iglesias is one of a featured in The Hollywood fixated on a problem that you’re be performed select days handful of comedians with Reporter’s Top 40 Comedy “The Star,” “Smurfs: The Lost [email protected] Village,” “Norm of the North,” overlooking the simplest through March 10 at 726 E. the distinct honor to headline Players of 2018 issue along- solutions? Take a step back and Third Ave., New Smyrna Beach. Comedian Gabriel Iglesias and sell out the Staples Cen- side comedy giants Jerry “The Book of Life,” “The Nut Job” and Disney’s “Planes.” refocus. The answer might be The play takes you back to the will perform at 8 p.m. Satur- ter, Madison Square Garden Seinfeld, Chris Rock and simpler than you think. 1958 Springfield High School day, March 2, at The Peabody, and the Sydney Opera House. Lorne Michaels. Tickets are on sale at Pea- bodyDaytona.com, 800-982- prom where Betty Jean Reynolds, 600 Auditorium Blvd., Day- In addition to being one of Mr. Iglesias is in produc- SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 Cindy Lou Huffington, Missy tona Beach. America’s most successful tion as star and executive ARTS or The Peabody box Miller and Suzy Simpson, four stand-up comedians, Mr. producer of the upcoming office. Prices for tickets are This part of his all new You are always ready to take girls with hopes and dreams as Iglesias is also one of the most comedy series for Netflix P1 Reserved $70 each plus 2019 “Beyond The Fluffy” on more, Sagittarius. This week big as their crinoline skirts and watched comedians on You- “Mr. Iglesias.” Fluffy plays a World Tour kicked off Feb. 8 fees, P2 Reserved $50 plus you may have to set some limits voices to match, are called on to Tube with more than 380 good-natured public high at the Wagner Noel Perform- fees and P3 Reserved $40 plus or you may burn out. An perform. Tickets are $25 for million views and has more school teacher who works at ing Arts Center in Midland, fees.For more information, adventure with a BFF is doable. Texas. than 14 million fans across his alma mater. He takes on call (386) 671-3471. See OUT, page B3 social media. He was recently teaching gifted but misfit kids See SCOPES, page B4

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386-210-9620 Friday, March 1, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • B-3 Behold! The power of peanut butter Thirsty? hy do we eat peanut or, better yet, put that peanut butter? Because it butter on an apple! That Directions tastes good and it’s CHEF COSTA'S sounds better! Preheat the oven to 350 Wgood for you. COOKING Americans consume about a degrees F and place the racks Before we talk about peanut CORNER billions pounds of peanut in the upper and lower third butter, though, we need to first COSTA MAGOULAS butter a year, which is $800 a of the oven. In a medium bowl thank all the many people year per person. That’s sounds mix the peanut butter, sugar, who made it happen, and like a lot, but think about it. A vanilla and egg until well that’s a long list starting with patented a process called lot of kids get stuck on peanut combined. Spoon 1 table- the Aztecs who ground it into peanut butter using peanut oil butter and won’t eat anything spoon of the mixture about 1 a paste more than 3,000 years to keep the paste from coming else sometimes. Think about inch apart onto ungreased ago. George Washington apart. He licensed and all the school lunches we pack. baking sheets. Flatten the Carver was credited with the launched his own brands, Peanut butter and jelly is the mounds with the tines of a development of peanut butter Skippy, Peter Pan and Jif. number one choice. Let‘s face fork, making a crosshatch as was John Kellogg who Now let’s talk about peanut it, peanut butter tastes great. pattern on the cookies. actually received a patent in butter. To begin with, peanuts Here is a peanut butter Sprinkle coarse salt on top of 1896 for a technique to make are not nuts, they are legumes. cookie recipe that is also the cookies. Bake until golden peanut butter, however, They don’t grow on trees like gluten free. around the edges, about 10 Kellogg’s process was to boil almonds and pecans. They minutes, switching the the peanuts and then bake grow underground like peas Gluten Free Peanut position of the sheets halfway them. This was not true and beans in a pod. through baking. Transfer to peanut butter, it was called nut About 540 peanuts from Butter Cookies racks to cool. Repeat with the butter. pods are needed to make a remaining dough. A Canadian chemist, 12-ounce jar of peanut butter. Ingredients Marcellus Gilmore Edison, It contains lots of vitamins, Costa Magoulas is dean of 1 cup natural peanut butter actually invented peanut minerals, protein, amino the Mori Hosseini College of 1 cup sugar butter when he was granted acids, and antioxidants to Hospitality and Culinary 1 teaspoon pure vanilla the first patent in the United boost immune systems. When Management at Daytona State Randy Barber/staff photographer extract States in 1884 for a peanut they say “an apple a day keeps College. Contact him at (386) Fred Link of DeLand samples a beer during the 1 large egg, lightly beaten candy that was like butter. the doctor away”, you’d be 506-3578 or magoulc@ Coarse sea salt, for sprin- 10th annual DeLand Beer Festival along East The biggest change came in better off with two table- daytonastate.edu. kling Indiana Avenue on Saturday, Feb. 9. 1920 when Joseph Rosefield spoons of peanut butter a day Colorful cut The Club Scene •Bank & Blues Club: Bike reservations required. For limited to the first 70 prepaid The show has a 6:30 p.m. Week entertainment starts more information, call (386) reservations. If interested, call seating, dinner at 7:15 p.m. and March 7 at 701 Main St., 428-1865. (386) 258-1600 to reserve a show at 7:30 p.m., at the Daytona Beach. Red Line will •Hard Rock Hotel Daytona spot at 1700 W. International Hawaiian Inn, 2301 S. Atlantic perform at 5 p.m. The Beach: Nina Skyy, 4-7 p.m. Speedway. Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. Razorbacks will perform at 9 Friday, March 1, and The Love •Mulligan’s Family Sports Grille: For more information, call (386) p.m. For more information, Band, 8 p.m.-midnight Friday; Rock Star Karaoke, Friday, 255-5411, Ext. 186, or visit call (386) 252-9877 or visit The Transfers, 4-7 p.m. March 1 and Saturday, March 2. myohanaluau.com. daytonabeachmainstreet.com. Saturday, March 2, and The Live Team Trivia, play for free •Ormond Brewing Co.: Craft •Café Da Vinci: Dr. Bacon Love Band, 8-11:30 p.m. and win prizes, 6:15 p.m., beer tastings are 4 to 11 p.m. will perform at 9 p.m. Satur- Saturday; Mark Venneri, 6-9 March 4. Eddie Uzzle playing Thursday and Friday, noon to 11 day, March 2. An open mike p.m. Sunday, March 3; Claire oldies 5:30 p.m., March 5. Open p.m. Saturday and noon to 8 night starts at 7 p.m. each Vandiver, 6-9 p.m. Monday, Mic hosted by Bob Heartland, 6 p.m. Sunday. Live music and Wednesday at 112 W. Georgia March 4; Jeff Risinger, 6-9 p.m., March 6. Rock Star food are featured Friday Ave., DeLand. For more p.m. Tuesday, March 5; Jonny Karaoke, 7 p.m., March 7, at evenings at 301 Division Ave., information, call (386) Odis, 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, 3830 S. Nova, Port Orange. For Unit 15, Ormond Beach. For 736-0008 or visit cafedavin- March 6, and Etc. Duo, 6-9 more information, call (386) more information call (386) cideland.com. p.m. Thursday, March 7, at 788-3268. 256-3904. •Frappes Italian Grille: 918 N. Atlantic Ave. For more •Ocean Deck: Morning Buzz •Sinatra’s Laldila Ristorante: “Happiest Hour” is in the bar information, call (386) plays at 9:30 p.m. Mondays. Pianists play from 6-9 p.m. nightly from 5-6:30 p.m. First 947-7300 or visit hardtockho- Orange Avenue plays at 9:30 Wednesday to Saturday. Tuesday of the month is wine teldaytonabeach.com. p.m. Tuesdays. Caribbean Posse Karaoke is 9 p.m. to close tasting, two whites, two reds •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: performs from 9:30 p.m.-2 a.m. Saturday at 355 Cassadaga and an appetizer for $25. For Upcoming performers are Thursday through Sunday. Road, Lake Helen. For informa- reservations, call (386) Marty, Friday, March 1; Robert Robert Keele plays acoustic tion, call (386) 218-3806. 615-4888. Keele, Saturday, March 2; Don guitar from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. •Stonewood Grill and Tavern: •Grille at Riverview: Upcom- Hill, Sunday, March 3; Eddie Wednesdays. Tom Redmond Mark Venneri will perform from ing performers are Christie Wolford, Monday, March 5, and performs classic rock from 5-8 6-9 p.m. each Tuesday at 2150 Beu, 6:30-10:30 p.m., Friday, Tuesday, March 6; Reuben p.m. Fridays. Karaoke with LPGA Blvd., Daytona Beach. For March 1; LA Robinson & Morgan, Wednesday, March 6; Stormin’ Norman is from 4-8 more information, call (386) Streetlife, 6:30-10:30 p.m., and Gary Wright, Thursday, p.m. every Saturday and 317-0097. Saturday, March 2; 5 Island March 7. Weather permitting, Sunday, at 127 S. Ocean Ave., •Sunny’s Wine & Liquor: A Steel, 11:30- 3:30 p.m. live music is at 2986 Ocean Daytona Beach. For more free wine and liquor tasting is Sunday, March 3; Ms. Beu, Shore Blvd., Ormond-by-the- information, call (386) 253- hosted from 4-7 p.m. each Randy Barber/staff photographer 5:30-9:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sea. For more information, call 5224 or visit oceandeck.com. Friday and Saturday at 350 S. Eva Thompson, 5, of DeLand cuts paper for her March 6; and Mark Venneri, (386) 265-1977. •Ohana Luau Dinner Show: This Spring Garden Ave., DeLand. 6-10 p.m. Thursday, March 7, •Mr. Dunderbak’s: Sponsors a dinner show spectacular and For more information, call project during the annual Family Fun Saturdays at at 101 Flagler Ave., New monthly beer tasting. Cost is family-style feast will be (386) 738-7533 or visit the Museum Art of Deland on Saturday, Feb. 16. Smyrna Beach. Dinner $12 per person. Seating is Thursday, Friday and Saturday. delandliquorstore.com.

for reserved seat with meet and Prince and an evil Sorcerer. Street Historic District in New Principles — Tips for Productive Riverside Drive. Dine on fare Out greet, $30 general reserved and Smyrna Beach will be from 9 Living, will meet from 10-11 a.m. from two dozen Ormond Beach From page B1 $25 wings reserved. For more Saturday, March 2 a.m. to 9 p.m. Nineteen shows at 242 S. Beach St., Daytona restaurants. Each table also information, call (386) 676- with various types of music will Beach. Dr. Primrose Cameron receives two bottles of wine to adults, $24 for seniors and $15 3375. •Mardi Gras on MainStreet Dog be heard in Christmas Park, on has worked and advocated for share. Live music and a charity for students, and available at •Daytona Beach Symphony Parade: The annual tradition sidewalks, several restaurants families in Volusia County for two raffle round out the afternoon. nsbplayers.org or call the box Society: “Swan Lake” will be features floats, authentic Mardi and the brewery. For the decades and has a wealth of Single tickets are $65 per office at (386) 423-1246. performed by the Russian Gras costumes and beads for schedule go to canalstreetnsb. experience as a motivational person with VIP seating available •Shoestring Theatre: Neil National Ballet at 7 p.m. at spectators at 11 a.m. in com. For more information, call speaker, life coach, classroom for $80 per person. Taste of Simon’s “Lost In Yonkers” will be Peabody Auditorium, 600 downtown DeLand, The dog (386) 423-9760. The festival is teacher and professional Ormond is a fundraiser for performed select nights through Auditorium Blvd., Daytona costume contest will be from presented by The Canal Street development specialist. Free Ormond Beach MainStreet. March 3 at 380 S. Goodwin St., Beach. 8-10 a.m. The theme this year is Historic District Association and refreshments and free admis- Single tickets and tables are Lake Helen. For more informa- Mesmerizing and universally superhero pets on Main Street. Marc Monteson Promotions and sion. For a reservation, call available at buytickets.at/ tion, call (386) 228-3777 or visit beloved, it has been eight years For parade or pet entry informa- sponsored in part by Hometown (386) 252-3118. ormondbeachmainstreet or call shoestringtheatre.net. since “Swan Lake” has graced tion, visit dogparadedeland.com. News. (386) 492-2938. •Ormond Beach Performing Arts the Peabody stage. The ballet The parade is presented by the •Cinematique: Coffee & Sunday, March 3 •Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center: Tommy Mara and The famously brings to life the Krewe of Amalee. Conversation: Celebrating Center: Allengang Entertainment Crests/NYCE Guys will perform magical story of Odette as the •Music Festival: The Downtown Women’s History Month with •Taste of Ormond: The sixth presents “Buddy, Roy and Fats” at 7:30 p.m. at 399 N. U.S. 1, White Swan and Odile as the Music Festival VI in the Canal Sisters Build Network for Girls annual event will be 4 to 7 p.m. at 2;30 p.m. at 399 N. U.S. 1, Ormond Beach. Tickets are $40 Black Swan, along with a heroic Inc., featuring Primrose’s at Rockefeller Gardens, 26 See OUT, page B4 Art Notes West Volusia Art-DeLand, 600 N. Wood- ticipants through creative land Blvd. ways to enhance the quality of Artists to meet Each film is 30 minutes. A their daily routine. half hour before and after the Reservations are required; West Volusia Artists Inc. film has been allotted for limited to 20 participants per will meet from 9 a.m. to noon, guests to see the exhibition, session. For more information, Friday, March 1, at the San- African American Art: We call (386) 423-1753, or visit born Center, 815 S. Alabama Too Dream America. atlanticcenterforthearts.org. Ave. in DeLand Artists of all Admission is free for mem- levels and media are welcome. bers and $10 for non-mem- Participants should bring bers. Calling all exhibitors art materials to draw, paint, For more information, call create. (386) 734-4371 or visit moart- Exhibitors are needed for For more information, call deland.org. the seventh annual Art Among (386)738-5515. The Trees Juried Art, Crafts and Music Festival scheduled Creative caregiving for Saturday, April 13, on the Museum presents grounds of the Porter House, documentaries Community Creative Care- 5030 N. U.S. 17 in DeLeon giving will meet from 10 a.m. with exhibit Springs. to noon each Monday to Application deadline is March 11 at Woodland Tow- March 22, but space is on a “Faith Ringgold: The Last ers, 113 W. Chipola Ave, first-come, first served basis. Story Quilt” and “Betye and DeLand. For an application, visit Alison Saar: Conjure Women ACA Arts & Wellness of the Arts” will be shown ambassadors Vicki Gross and deleonspringscommunityas- from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Ashlee Hughes will guide par- sociation.com and click on the March 7, at the Museum of ‘Events’ tab. B-4 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, March 1, 2019 Touring with the Townies Health Notes Hospital recognizes Health in Volusia County will sia County. Monthly health screenings host a free breastfeeding class For more information, visit will be offered from 8 to 10 nurse with DAISY Award for new and expectant moth- aadaytona.org or call the a.m. every third Wednesday at ers from 6 to 8 p.m., Tuesday, hotline at (386) 756-2930. AdventHealth DeLand Labo- AdventHealth Fish Memori- March 5, at 775 Harley Strick- Healthy Living Centers ratory, First Floor, 701 W. al recognized registered nurse land Blvd., Orange City. Plymouth Ave. Miranda Each class is a one-time ses- The Four Townes Family Available tests include pros- Boehm with sion. Reservations are suggest- YMCA Healthy Living Center tate screening blood, $21; the DAISY ed but not required. and Halifax Health will host cholesterol, $7; glucose, $7 and award. For information or to regis- Taking Off Pounds Sensibly lipid profile, $15. ter, call (866) 942-3663. Ms. from 6:15 to 8 p.m. Thursdays No appointment necessary; B o e h m at 280 Wolf Pack Run, Delto- 12-hour fast required, water works on Bereavement support na. only. For more information, the progres- Gain support, get weighed, call (386) 943-4620. sive care Kindred Hospice offers celebrate losses and milestones unit and bereavement support groups and join others to help achieve was nomi- Free health screening Boehm to help grievers who have a goal weight. There is a fee for nated for this experienced a loss. membership; first meeting recognition by a colleague at There is a monthly group at free. The Hispanic Health Initia- the hospital. 11 a.m. the second Thursday Teen Asperger’s Group will tive will host a free health She received a bouquet of of each month at Lindstrom meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. each screening for West Volusia res- daisies, a certificate, a tote bag, Community Center, corner of Friday. This program is pro- idents. and a hand-carved stone Winnemissett and South Flor- vided by PALS to support indi- The screenings will include sculpture of the “Healer’s ida avenues in DeLand. viduals registered with the blood pressure, glucose, cho- Touch” by an artist of the For more information, con- UCF Center for Autism and lesterol and body mass index Shona Tribe in Zimbabwe. tact Kathy Seibert, bereave- Related Disabilities. For more from noon-6 p.m. each Photo courtesy of Barbara Brown Her unit, the Fish Memorial ment coordinator, at (386) 274- information, call (407) 823- Wednesday at 70 Spring Vista Barbara Brown of Orange City was in Romania at progressive care unit, also 1004 or email Kathleen. 6020 or visit pals-ucfcard.org. Drive, Unit. 2, DeBary, and a bridge over the Danube. If you’d like to join the received cinnamon rolls and a [email protected]. For more information, call 1-6 p.m. Friday, March 8 and Townies, take a copy of Hometown News with DAISY banner to display. 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Good Times Roll at the 13th be shown at 2 and 6 p.m. The information, call (386) 878- annual Flagler Avenue Mardi evening screening will be 8875. Out Gras Parade at 7 p.m. Watch all followed by a discussion led by •Shoestring Theatre: The next From page B3 the Mardi Gras-themed floats, series curator and Senior Jukebox Show will feature Always Religion News decorated cars and community Professor of Photographic Nina, A Tennessee Story and Ormond Beach. The rocking tribute to the legendary perform- acts as they throw out beads. Studies, Eric Breitenbach. Songbook, stories by Nina Church hosts 350 E. International Speed- ers, Buddy Holly, Roy Orbison The parade route will begin at In the museum’s Madorksy Cathey Albert, music by Joan way Blvd., DeLand. and Fats Domino is backed up by South Atlantic Avenue, turn west Theater, admission is free, but Burr and book by Both Ladies at Lifetree Cafe For more information, call the top notch musicianship of on Flagler Avenue, and head donations are welcome. No food 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 9 and (386) 734-0677. The Crew. Tickets are $30 for down to Pine Street to end. After or drink are allowed. For more 2:30 p.m. Sunday, March 10 at First Christian Church reserved seat or $35 at the door. the parade, Celebrate Fat information, visit smponline.org. 380 S. Goodwin Street, Lake will sponsor Lifetree Cafe For more information, call (386) Tuesday on Flagler Avenue with Helen. Ash Wednesday Mardi Gras-themed music and Tickets are $15 for adults and with the topic “Allergic to 676-3375. Upcoming events Food: Living in an Incredi- •Brunch: Sunday Brunch is food specials at 10 venues. seniors and $10 for students service Flagler Avenue will be closed to and children and available at ble, Inedible World” at 7 p.m. back from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at The •The Music of Cream: Tickets Monday, March 4, in the Center at Deltona, 1640 Dr. vehicular traffic 5-8 p.m. shoestringtheatre.net or call the First Christian Church •WISE: Daytona State College are on sale for a show featuring Box Office at (386) 228-3777. Church Library, 1401 W. Martin Luther King Blvd. Tickets sons of Cream at 7:30 p.m. (Disciples of Christ) will are $20 for adults, $15 for Foundation’s Wisdom in Senior •Barberville Pioneer Settlement: New York Ave., DeLand. host an Ash Wednesday ser- Education program will feature Sunday, April 14, at the Peabody In celebration of Women’s Dorothy and Paul Ashton are seniors 65 and older, $8 for Auditorium, 600 Auditorium vice at 7 p.m. March 6 at children 5-9 years old and no “Allergies and Arthritis ” from 2 History Month, the settlement hosts on Monday. to 3:30 p.m. at the Advanced Blvd., Daytona Beach. Tickets will feature two historical 1401 W. New York Avenue, charge for children younger than start at $52 plus fees, and are Additional meetings will DeLand. 4. Catered by Cocky Rooster Technology College, 1770 presentations. be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Technology Blvd., Daytona available at PeabodyDaytona. “Florida’s Female Pioneers” Ashes will be distributed Cafe. com, 800-982-ARTS or the March 7 at Boston Coffee- on forehead or hand. All ages Beach. examines some of the women The speaker will be Dr. Peabody box office. who have shaped the Sunshine house, 109 E. New York Ave., are welcomed. Tuesday, March 5 •Bike Week: The 78th annual DeLand and at 1 p.m. Tues- Michael Kohen, an allergy and State. Presentations are at 11 For more information, call immunology specialist in motorcycle rally will be from a.m. and 1 p.m. Saturday, March day, March 5, at Grand Villa, •Mardi Gras Parade: Let the (386) 734-0677. Daytona Beach, who has been March 8-17 throughout Volusia 9, at 1776 Lightfoot Lane, practicing for 46 years. County. The 10-day event Barberville. 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n a warm February they would surely spook and if morning, I launched my I tried to drag it back to them, kayak in the little park FISHING I might snag an oyster shell. I Oabout a quarter mile north of WITH DAN chose the latter and sure JB’s fish camp. DAN SMITH enough the MirrOlure became I was pleased to see there stuck. Nothing left to do but was a total cloud cover for it paddle over and try to retrieve was a full moon. When the it. Of course, the two fish left my fourth cast, a 15-inch sea moon is full, the fish can feed with a startled splash. trout rolled up on it and was all night and are able to take Still moving north, I came on. Nothing better than the day off. The darker sky to a deeper spot and a nice catching a fish on a top water may have made it a bit more 17-inch trout nailed the lure bait. difficult for them to night hard. A good fish and a good This portion of The Lagoon feed. fight. is pretty tight fishing with After paddling 100 yards By then it was full dawn and oysters and mangroves closely west, I began to throw the jig I was becoming a bit tired of grouped. A little farther south, just past the PVC pipes that paddling against the current, wider bays and open water mark an old oyster lease. The so I began to drift back prevail. The tide was coming water quality was good and I southward. I crossed the in, but I could tell there was noted I could see my jig on the Government Cut where a few only about another hour or bottom in 30 inches of water. boats were bottom fishing and two of that motion. Much better than my last trip came upon a pod of six I paddled the Green Peanut there. The inshore water dolphins that were feeding north against the tide and always clears in cooler hard. I sat for a while to try soon saw two redfish with months, but whatever the and see what they were their backs out of the water. reason, I’ll take it. catching but couldn’t tell. Randy Barber/staff photographer The fish were on top of an The bad news was there Now I was in open water William Hallums, right, of Edgewater, shares a laugh with fellow veteran Rick oyster reef that had only just seemed to be lots of mossy and passed a big sea turtle submerged. The light was still Vogel of DeLand during the Halifax Sport Fishing Club’s Veterans Fishing Tour- growth on the floor and each with a head the size of a dim, but I sat for a while just nament under the Dunlawton Bridge in Port Orange on Saturday, Feb. 23. time I tossed out the jig, it softball. I made my way west would be immediately fouled. watching. Both of the red to an old faithful trout hole stopped so I could move north that and only one 14-inch waters of Volusia County for That sent me to a MirrOlure. drum were about 20 inches and began to get hits right more easily. Suddenly the fish throwback rat red to show for more than 40 years. Email I chose one with an olive top long and probably from the away. Unfortunately all the became a bit larger and pretty it, I called it a morning. Good questions and comments to shading to silver bottom and a same hatch a few years ago. fish were small. Still, I enjoyed quickly I had two more fun and a great trip to the [email protected]. His book, “I red head. That twitch bait lure This was not going to be catching and releasing four 15-inch trout to finish my Northeastern Lagoon. Swear the Snook Drowned,” is may be fished on top or, with a easy since the water was so pretty sea trout. limit. Now I could hunt for a available for purchase for slight jerk, will retrieve about shallow around them. If I Now the tide was just about red. After a couple hours of Dan Smith has fished the $10.95 at (386) 441-7793. a foot under the surface. On dropped the plug too close,

•Gateway Farmers Market: Every 255-0285 or visit moas.org. Three Jackpots/packages visit poelks2723.com or call at St Paul's Episcopal Church, Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at •Port Orange Elks Lodge: starting at $10. All proceeds (386) 767-8572. 1650 Live Oak St., New Smyrna Out Gateway Center for the Arts, 880 Monday Table Shuffleboard benefit Elks charities. Wing Night •Project Linus: Project Linus, Beach, and from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. From page B4 N. U.S. 17/92, DeBary. For more Games are at 6 p.m. Blind Draw. Thursdays are 5-8 p.m. Raffles an all-volunteer organization that the third Friday of each month at information, call Rob Rinaldo at Wednesday Bar Bingo is at 6:15 will benefit Elks Charities. makes blankets for sick children, Prince of Peace Catholic Church, Ongoing Events (407) 443-6965. p.m. Bingo Fridays is at 11 a.m. Banquet hall is available for meets from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. the 600 N. Nova Road, Ormond •Lake Helen Market in the Park: Free hot dogs to all players. rental. For more information, first Wednesday of each month •American Legion Post 127: 8 a.m. to noon each Saturday at See OUT, page B6 Every first and third Saturday Blake Park, 437 N. Lakeview bingo is played at 1 p.m. with Drive. free hot dogs and coffee. Public •Meditation: Offered at 9 a.m., hall rental is available at 109 each Wednesday at the Bamboo Cassadaga Road, Lake Helen. Arts Center, 4490 Cave Lake For information, call (386) Road, DeLeon Springs. Previous 228-2770. experience is not a hindrance •Artisan Alley Farmer’s Market: and probably a benefit. Admis- The market is from 6-9 p.m. sion is free. For more informa- each Friday in Downtown tion, call (386) 277-2069 or visit DeLand and offers local, organic mentalillnessmyths.com. produce, plants, orchids and •Schnebly Recreation Center: homemade breads. For more Daytona Beach Cultural & information, call (386) 589- Leisure Services offers these 3118. programs at 1101 N. Atlantic •Celebrate Recovery at TLC: A Ave. Bingo is from 11 a.m. to 12-step program that meets at 7 noon the third Tuesday of each p.m. every Friday in The Monday . Admission is free. Lighthouse Church Cafe, 1525 Bingo is an interactive game with S. State Road 15-A, DeLand. Senior Oasis participants prior to Childcare is provided. the Senior Oasis luncheon, •DeBary Hall Historic Site: Tours which is from noon to 2 p.m. of the 1871 hunting lodge are each Tuesday. The Oasis group, available from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for ages 55 and above, offers Tuesday through Saturday and monthly luncheons, dinner from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. dances, day trips, musicals, Admission is $5 for adults, $4 overnight trips and local cruises. for seniors, $2 for children ages The program is free, but some 3 to 12, and free for children 2 trips may have a charge. and younger. For more informa- For more information or to tion, visit debaryhall.com. register, call (386) 671-3560 or •DeLand Farmer’s Market: 7 visit codb.us/activities. a.m. to noon each Wednesday at •Peninsula Women's Club: The the Volusia County Fairgrounds, club hosts Thursdays lunch, 3050 E. New York Ave., DeLand. bridge, canasta and samba. Free •DeLand Flea Market: 6:30 a.m. lunch for first-timers. For more to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, information or lunch reservation, at 535 Fair St. For more call (386) 767-3297 by noon information, call (386) 631- Monday. 6500. •Piggotte Community Center: •Deltona Woman’s Club: Bunco The Community Stitching Circle Answers Located in the Classified Section is played at 7 p.m. the first Friday meets from 10 a.m. to noon of each month. Arts & Crafts is each Friday. The Backgammon at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Boat Play is from 9 a.m. to noon each meetings are 11 a.m. the first Tuesday. Participants may bring Tuesday of each month. snacks. Cards and game playing Membership meetings are at 11 is from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday a.m. the second Thursday of and Thursday. Events are free. each month. The hall at 1049 E. The center is at 504 Big Tree Normandy Blvd. is available for Road, South Daytona. For more rentals and social gatherings. information, call (386) 322- For more information, call (386) 3070. 574-2311. •Planetarium: The Museum of •Democracy Now: Internet Arts and Sciences Planetarium is news with Amy Goodman will be open Tuesday through Sunday presented at 10:30 a.m. each with hourly shows. The shows Thursday at Unitarian Universal- are “Galileo: The Power of the ist Society, 56 N. Halifax Ave., Telescope,” “The Little Star That Ormond Beach. Coffee and Could,” “Back to the Moon for doughnuts will be served. The Good,” “The Sky Tonight,” “Flight public may attend. Through the Universe and Laser •Disabled American Veterans Mania.” Museum admission is Chapter 84 of Greater Daytona: The $12.95 adults; $6.95 children chapter holds a Wednesday 6-17; $10.95 seniors and night bingo session at its chapter students; members and children hall at 605 Eighth St. in Holly 5 and under are free. Admission Hill. The Early Bird begins at includes one show. Additional 6:30 p.m. with the regular shows are $5 for adults and $3 games starting at 7:15 p.m. for children 17 and under. There will be free hot coffee and Parking is free. MOAS is at 352 doughnuts. For more informa- S. Nova Road, Daytona Beach. tion, call (386) 252-4551. For show times, call (386) B-6 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, March 1, 2019

veterans are welcome. For Center Right is played at 7 p.m. more information, call (386) Thursday. There is an all-you- Out 761-1197. can-eat fish fry Friday from 5-7 History comes alive From page B5 •VFW Post 3282 Auxiliary: The p.m. Friday and Saturday Beach. For more information, post will host auxiliary dinner entertainment is at 7:30 p.m. call (386) 405-0005 or email from 4:30-6:30 p.m. each Drinks and pizza are served at [email protected]. Sunday at 5810 S. Williamson the Canteen. The post is at 351 •Sandcastle Storytellers: The Blvd. in Port Orange. The cost S. Charles Richard Beall Blvd., group meets from 6-8 p.m. is $7. Desserts are also DeBary. For more information, Saturdays at the Boston available for $1. The public may visit vfwpost8093.com or call Gourmet Coffee Shop, 109 E. attend. Money raised supports (386) 668-8640. New York Ave., DeLand. The veteran causes. Karaoke will be •West Volusia Historical Society public may attend. from 5-8 p.m. Sunday. For more Complex: The complex consists •Sons of Italy Deltona: Bingo is information, call (386) of The Henry A. DeLand House at 6 p.m. each Tuesday. Every 761-7217. Museum and gift shop, the Wednesday is dinner from •VFW Post 4250: The “Little V” Robert M. Conrad Education 4:30-8 p.m. with dancing, will be open New Year’s Eve. It and Research Center and the Donation is $5 for pasta. will host karaoke from 7-11 Lue Gim Gong Memorial Non-members are welcome. p.m. Saturday. Monday is card Garden. Guided tours and gift Take out is available at 1270 bingo at 6:30 p.m. Lunche is shop are available. Hours are Doyle Road. For more informa- served noon–2 p.m. Monday to noon to 4 p.m. Tuesday to tion, call (386) 574 1122. Friday. All money raised Saturday. The last tour is at 3 •Toastmasters: This group supports war veterans. The p.m. Admission is $5 for adults, meets at 6 p.m. Mondays at the post is at 2350 Sunset Drive, $3 for children under 11 and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical New Smyrna Beach. For more free for children under six. For University Business Building, information, call (386) more information, call (386) Room 268, in Daytona Beach. 422-1789. 740-6813, email deland- For more information, call •VFW Post 8093: Bingo is at 5 [email protected] or visit (386) 236-8969. p.m. Sundays. Pinochle is at delandhouse.com. •Veterans and Business Men’s 6:30 p.m. and corn hole at 7 Club: Luncheon meeting at p.m. Mondays. Tuesday there is To list an event in Out & noon each Tuesday, at the free pool all day until 7 p.m.; About, send an email to Palmetto Club, 1000 S. Beach then the pool league plays. [email protected] Randy Barber/staff photographer St., Daytona Beach. It features Bunco is 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. or fax (386) 322-5901. For Jim Sawgrass, a member of the Muskogee Creek Indian Tribe talks to kids camaraderie and speakers on Karaoke is at 7 p.m. Wednes- more information, call (386) topics of interest to veterans day. Dinner is served 5-7 p.m. 322-5924. about Native American life during the DeBary Hall’s Living History Day on Sat- DIRECTORYand business people. All Wednesday. The dice game Left urday, Feb. 16. Serving the following communities: FIND IT - BUY IT - SELL IT Barefoot Bay • Micco • Sebastian Orchid Island • Vero Beach • Ft. Pierce ALL IN Hutchinson Island • Port St. Lucie Jensen Beach • Stuart • Palm City HOMETOWN NEWS Hobe Sound • Sewall’s Point • Palm Bay Classified Melbourne • The Beaches • Rockledge Cocoa • Merritt Island • Cocoa Beach DEADLINES: DISPLAY: Monday 5:00 pm prior to publication • UMN: Tuesday 2:00pm prior to publication Suntree • Viera • Titusville • Port St. John Volusia County Classified Port Orange • South Daytona New Smyrna Beach • Edgewater • Oak Hill 386-322-5949 • Fax 1-888-232-8513 Daytona Beach • Holly Hill • Ormond Beach BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Email: [email protected] Logon to www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Deltona • DeBary • Orange City DeLand • DeLeon Springs We accept all major credit cards Pierson • Lake Helen 1Please check your classified ad in the first insertion. Hometown News is not responsible for errors after the first day. The publisher reserves the right to edit • cancel • reject or reclassify advertisements without prior notice. The publisher assumes no financial responsibility for errors or for omission of copy beyond the cost of the ad.

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MOVE-IN READY UNIQUE & UPGRADED HOME WARRANTY. 4-POINT INSPECTION HOME WARRANTY AND 4PT INSPECTION HOME WITH CHARMING FEATURES! Nearly 1600sqft. Floor plan w/ 2 living rms, office & laundry rm! Bright & light, beautiful BEAUTIFULLY REMODELED COMPLETELY REDONE PROFESSIONALLY GREAT 2BR/2BA WITH OPEN ‘L-shaped’ kitchen w/newer appliances & solid oak cabinets! Dbl driveway! Newer 2BR/2BA HM IN FAMILY REMODELED 3BR/2BA SPLIT FLOOR PLAN IN HACIENDA roof, A/C & water heater. 3BR/2BA ON CORNER LOT FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974 PARK ON INTRACOASTAL IN 5-STAR 55+ COMMUNITY! FLOOR PLAN WITH HUGE DEL RIO PO9826 WATERWAY FLORIDA ROOM Lots of windows for great light! $32,900 28x54 Palm Harbor w/1512 sqft New C/H/A, hot water heater, Dining room overlooks the river. Newer thermopane windows in below market price! New laminate refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, plumbing, flring, kitchen cabinets. The home has a lot of windows and kitchen and both bedrooms. New flrs, paint & carpet. Counters resur- New vanity sink, stools & faucet in 3 skylights. A great location and SS appliances. Scrn’d porch. Well LARGE, SPACIOUS UPDATED faced, dbl carport & driveway, and both bthrms. All countertops priced to sell. New appliances, for irrigation with anti-stain protec- 2BR/2BA WITH DOUBLE DRIVEWAY sprayed. 1 yr old shingled roof. Great layout with 2 screen rooms and a corner lot. Home warranty and 4 home warranty, and 4 point inspec- tion so the house will not get Florida room. Laminate flooring throughout Oversized shed with W/D hook- with ceramic tiles in guest bathroom. A must point inspection. see home! Home warranty and 4 point ups. tion. stained. inspection. FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974 FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974 BETH M., 866-355-2974 FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974 FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974 OR CHECK OUR SOME OF OUR OTHER AFFORDABLE HOMES! PO9819 PO9673 PO9660 P O 9 7 3 7 PO9758 $25,000 $47,900 $24,900 $34,000 $26,900

2BR/2BA WITH AWARD WINNING ‘BEST YARD’ HOME WARRANTY. 4 PT INSPECTION. GREAT NEWLY UPDATED 2BR/2BA SPACIOUS, CLEAN 2BR/2BA 10 MINUTES CURB APPEAL & PRIVATE BACK YARD HOME AT A GREAT PRICE! TO BEACH, SHOPPING & ACTIVITIES Master bth has high efficient toilet. New Laminate flooring throughout. Walls are dry- King sz MBR ste w/3 closets. walk-in shower exterior paint in ‘18. Transferable Broward RETIRE IN STYLE IN THIS GREAT 2BR/2BA HOME ON walled & ceilings are textured. 260sq.ft. Fla & newer dbl sinks. Kitchen w/good counter lifetime scrn’d porch + all season Fla rm w/ rm with C/H/A, 2 sheds. Side extended space, newer refrigerator & upgraded tall built-in wall AC & heater system. Laminate 2BR/2BA TRIPLEWIDE IN CUL-DE-SAC. NICE FLORIDA patio for grilling and enjoying the Florida sink faucet. Separate offc w/closet. Newer flrs. Newer carpet & roof. LOVELY 5-STAR lifestyle. laminate flrs & architectural shingled roof. ROSETTA M., 386-267-4384 ROOM WITH A/C. ROSETTA M., 386-267-4384 CAROLE D., 386-530-4611 PO9681 COMMUNITY WITH 24HR Updated kitchen w/nice cab- PO9746 PO9791 $18,900 MANNED, GATED SECURITY inets, appliances & tile floor- $36,900 $31,900 New paint, floors & applianc- ing. Lrg living rm. 1 bthrm es. Lots of amenities. Ideal has step-in shower & high setting & location; wonderful commodes. Carpeted bdrms. GREAT 2BR/2BA RETIREMENT HOME IN lake view. Open flr plan with WELL KEPT 3BR/2BA WITH LARGE SPACIOUS, RECENTLY UPDATED 2BR/2BA 5-STAR RATED THE FALLS AT ORMOND Priv backyard! Nice park CARPORT IN A 5 STAR COMMUNITY WITH EXTRA PARKING Open floor plan. Dining rm has a w/built-in cathedral ceilings. Side-by- Extra lrg kitchen w/newer cabinets, counter Semi-open floor plan. Newer flooring, bthrm hutch. Laminate flrs. Lrg kitchen w/butcher side carport & driveway. Home with clubhouse, pool & many tops & laminate floors. Lrg living and dining vanities & white kitchen appliances. Dining block look countertops, large pantry & plenty rm w/built-in hutch. Ceiling fans in all rms area has built-in desk. Lrg walk-in closet & of cupboard space. Inside laundry rm. Lrg Warranty. 4 Point Inspection. activities. incl: scrn’d-in porch 8x14 storage rm. Inside shower in front bdrm. Ceiling fans in all rms. scrn’d porch w/fan. laundry. 4 point inspection/ Fenced yard. CARL M., 386-626-3291 MIKE B., 866-355-2974 JOANN M., 866-355-2974 CARL M., 386-626-3291 PAUL L., 386-626-3286 PO9794 PO9680 PO9817 P O 9 7 9 2 PO9775 $29,900 $37,900 $28,000 $35,900 $38,000

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SPACIOUS, FURNISHED 2BR/2BA SINGLEWIDE GORGEOUS 2BR/2BA LAKE FRONT HOME. THE BEAUTIFUL 2BR/2BA HOME LOCATED 3BR/2BA WITH LARGE FLORIDA ROOM DREAM 2BR/2BA SPLIT PLAN FALLS AT ORMOND. 5 STAR COMMUNITY. LEADING TO LAKE AND FLOWERED PATIO. RETIREMENT HOME ON THE WATER ON CORNER LOT WITH EXTRA PARKING IN A 5-STAR ADULT COMMUNITY Lrg eat-in kitchen w/center island & laminate Beautiful & well-kept from top to bottom. Furnished with lovely modern furniture. Lrg kitchen w/gorgeous lake view, lrg formal living & 924sq.ft. Walk-in showers, a Florida room, Open flr plan. Huge living & dining rms w/ flrs. Formal dining & living rms. Priv. back Laundry room, motorcycle shed attached. laminate flrs. Thermopane windows w/mar- Newer carpeting, washer and dryer, A/C, dining rms. Extra lrg master w/walk-in closet & garden yard w/deck. FL rm. Frnt porch w/newer tub. Lrg carport leads to storage/workshop area. Close screens & carpet. Lrg walk-in closets in bdrms. Home is within minutes of the beach and is ble ledges. Lrg master w/Plantation shutters. hot water heater, and roof. Inside laundry. New water heater & updated plumbing. near 2 hospitals and convenient to Walmart. Fla rm with C/H/A. Private backyard and 4 point inspection. to shopping, restaurants & ‘The Most Famous Beach!’ Newer A/C & roof. PAUL L., 386-626-3286 CARL M., 386-626-3291 ROSETTA M., 386-267-4384 CARL M., 386-626-3291 ROSETTA M., 386-267-4384

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DL6009 DL6044 D L 6 0 1 5 DL6028 DL5954 $98,900 $49,900 $37,500 $59,900 $69,900

LOVELY NEW 2017 2BR/2BA SPLIT LARGE 2BR/2BA HOME WITH 2BR/2BA DOLLHOUSE IN UPSCALE EYE CATCHING, LIKE NEW 3BR/2BA SPACIOUS, TURNKEY READY 2BR/2BA FLOOR PLAN WITH DOUBLE BONUS ROOM AND DOUBLE WHISPERWOOD IN 55+ COMMUNITY THE HEART OF PREMIER 55+ KINGS LAKE!! CARPORT!! DRIVEWAY DELAND! Beautiful layout w/tray ceiling in living rm, 1994 home priced to sell! Roomy w/lots of Really cute home with new laminated floors, Must see 2010 hm w/dbl driveway on cor- 1300sqft Palm Harbor on great lot w/back- grey wood-like vinyl flrs in living areas & storage space! Adorable breakfast nook, new toilets, newly painted, and new vanity in ner lot. 2 entrances to home. Cozy eat-in yard privacy! Laminate flooring throughout. coordinating grey wood-grained cabinets in spacious kitchen and Fla rm add to the charm guest bath. Formal Living and dining rooms. kitchen w/ island breakfast bar & pantry Glass encls‘d front Fla rm. Lrg open kitchen, eat-in kitchen. Front scrn’d porch. Crown of this home. Newer 2014 roof, AC 2018 closet. Stunning living rm. Indoor laundry molding & dry wall construction. and irrigation system. Eat-in kitchen. area. Lrg shed & irrigation system. DR & LR. Current inspection report available. CALL CAROLE K., 386-279-4313 CALL KATHY B., 386-626-3414 CALL LOIS B., 386-492-0740 CALL PAT C., 386-530-4404 CALL SHARON L., 386-490-4149

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PET FRIENDLY COMMUNITY! 3BR/3BA IN CARRIAGE COVE FAMILY 2BR/2BA GEM IN ORANGE TREE UPDATED 3BR/2BA HOME WITH MOVE-IN READY, WELL-MAINTAINED RARE, UPDATED 2BR/2BA COMMUNITY LOCATED IN SANFORD, FL VILLAGE WITH GREAT CURB NEW 2 CAR GARAGE IN 2018 2BR/2BA IN 55+ ORANGE TREE WATERFRONT HOME IN KINGS Weatherized for energy efficiency. 3rd bed- APPEAL PLUS! VILLAGE Located at the head of priv. cul-de-sac. Bright Large, 1248 sq.ft. split plan. Wood look LAKE! room & bath have separate entry for poss. Bright, clean & cozy Fleetwood w/150sq.ft. 1040sq.ft. split flr plan w/open concept, eat-in kitchen w/lots of cabinets, spacious plank vinyl floors. New kitchen countertops encls’d front FL rm. Kitchen w/all appl, updat- mother-in-law apt. Nice kitchen w/adequate gorgeous wood laminate flooring, skylights & living rm extending into front lanai. Vinyl w/newer appliances. Florida room w/view ed cabinets & glasstop stove. Laminate cabinet space. Spacious living & FL rms. wood-look flrs/carpet. Lots of amenities and throughout. W/D. 125sq.ft. Utility shed. AC spacious white kitchen. Newer roof, A/C, hot Good sz master bdrm & bth. friendly neighbors! of fields and private. mntnce warranty incl w/sale. water heater & most appliances. Back porch. CALL MICHELE J., 386-492-0715 CALL SKIP S., 386-492-9628 CALL PAT M., 386-530-4285 CALL SHARON L., 386-490-4149 CALL JACQUELINE L., 386-233-9209