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Vol. 8, No. 6 Your Local News and Information Source • www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Friday, March 15, 2019 General, Cosmetic and Surgical Dermatology Community Bikers and Shamrocks Accepting new patients and Notes most insurance including Tricare. Free movies at library collide this weekend Monday-Friday 8-4pm with By Diane M. Carey on a Saturday and it was crazy, but no major evening hours on Wednesday 8-7pm. Watch free flicks at the [email protected] incidents. This year it falls on a Sunday, the Deltona Regional Library, last day of Bike Week. We are completely 2150 Eustace Ave. Call 386.256.1444 What do you get when you cross the last day of staffed and are ready. I think it is going to be 2014 - 2017 For Appointments and Details EADER S 3951 S. Nova Rd., Suite 3 • Port Orange, FL R March’s lineup includes ’ Bike Week with St. Patrick’s Day? less than last year because people are so par- C H these Hollywood films: O I C E Like us on The usual chaos of Bike Week or St. Patrick’s Day. tied out. www.blueoceandermatology.com 2018 D •“West Side Story:” 1 p.m. EA ER R S It is reassuring to know the National Guard “Most people, the bikers, will be going ’ C H 1O C E Saturday, March 16. doesn’t have to be called out for what may have been home. The locals will be having that whole weekend Chief I •“Ralph Breaks the Inter- a concern to some – the combination of Irish party- to go crazy, and it’s a Sunday night. I think we will Capri did note with a net:” 11 a.m. Monday, March goers with those celebrating the end of Bike Week. have minimal, manageable crowds,” the chief said. whimsical grin they may deputize some lep- 18. By the way, it’s also Spring Break. “But we never really have any major incidents with rechauns to help them out with patrols on St. Pat- •“At Eternity’s Gate:” 11 Law enforcement officials and pub owners have St. Patrick’s Day. It’s really not a big issue for us and rick’s Day. a.m. Monday, March 25. no fears. Rather, a good, safe time is expected for all. Bike Week is going to be over. If we were going back Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood said via a The movies will be shown in Daytona Beach Police Chief Craig Capri is confi- in time, maybe 20 years ago, we would be talking statement from his office that “We’ll have around a the library’s auditorium. For dent the Bike Week/St. Patrick’s Day/Spring Break about some major issues. But Spring Break is kind of quarter of a million people here, especially on the more information, call (386) combination will be no problem at all. nonexistent, Bike Week is manageable now, Race weekends. It will mean long hours for us, on top of 789-7207, option 1, then 4. “We have had it the last couple of years where St. Week is manageable, the dynamic is changing. Not a the rest of what we do. But it’s also a chance to show- Patrick’s Day has been in Bike Week. Last year it was big deal.” See BIKERS, page A2 Deltona library plans adult programs

Adults can expand their Naturalist Vroom! knowledge with free programs at the Deltona Regional Library, 2150 Eustace Ave. means no ill will March’s activities include: •Hatha yoga: 11 a.m. Satur- day, March 16. Certified yoga when he says instructor Daya Devi-Doolin will provide instruction. Call (386) 479-8151 to register. •Book club: 10 a.m. take a hike Wednesday, March 20. Mem- bers and guests are asked to By Diane M. Carey guide books for hiking, bik- read “Lots of Candles, Plenty [email protected] ing, canoeing/kayaking and of Cake” by Anna Quindlen. other outdoor topics Spring is almost here, the •Train your brain: 10 a.m. The former New York state perfect time for a reminder Wednesday, March 27. Play trooper retired after 35 years of the hidden treasures found memory games that will in law enforcement and dis- throughout Volusia County, sharpen your mind. covered a love of nature, many that can be found •What’s cooking at the which he now shares with along biking and walking library? 2 to 3 p.m. Thursday, residents in both Florida and trails. March 28. Library staff will New York. The self-em- Port Orange resident discuss air fryer cookers and ployed free-lance writer has Roger Fulton, 71, a Master demonstrate Reuben egg rolls written 40 books, starting Naturalist, shared some and chocolate chip oatmeal with his first in 1988 called insights about himself and all cookies. Common Sense Supervision. Volusia County has to offer. For more information, call That book is still in print in “People don’t know what is (386) 789-7207. five languages. in their own backyard,” he Many of his books are said. He wants to be known about hiking trails or kayak Actors to portray for “getting people outdoors trips in Central Florida. He and sharing my resources for has a whole series for hiking the Washingtons lifelong learning for every- and biking Northeast Florida

body.” all the way up to the Georgia Randy Barber/staff photographer Retired DeLand High Mr. Fulton is a noted line. He stated his informa- A biker takes in the view as he cruises Main Street during the annual Deland School teachers Bill and Cara author of many outdoor See NATURALIST, page A4 Elder will portray George and Bike Rally on Saturday, March 9. Martha Washington at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 16, at DeBary Hall Historic Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd. Product Register Their presentation is part of the free Lemonade Lectures See NOTES, page A2 pitch now Cooking B3 gets for CHEF's CORNER all St. Johns Enjoy cabbage and corn strikes River beef even if Irish For Hometown News dont' [email protected] Cleanup

Stetson University stu- For Hometown News dents won $33,500 at two [email protected] Entertainment B1 different student entrepre- neur pitch competitions the Volunteers are needed for STAYIN' ALIVE weekend of March 1-3. Photo courtesy of Stetson University the 23rd annual St. Johns River The dizzying feat began Stetson University sophomore Bryson Pritchard delivering his winning pitch Cleanup, which will be from 8 when four students swept the to 11 a.m. Saturday, April 13. 2019 Cairns Foundation at the Southeast Entrepreneurship Conference at the University of Tennes- Boaters, scouts, civic organi- Innovation Challenge at the see. zations, environmental Advanced Technology Cen- groups, businesses and indi- ter in Daytona Beach. The 30-plus year career,” said Dr. tion. They demonstrated Business Incubator, valued at vidual volunteers are encour- whirlwind continued the William Jackson, professor of pride in Stetson and embod- another $10,000. Mr. aged to join in the effort to next day as six Stetson stu- entrepreneurship and direc- ied the institution and its Pritchard’s idea, a medical remove trash and debris from Bee Gees tribute dents flew to Chattanooga, tor of Stetson’s Prince Entre- core values.” device to help mitigate the St. Johns River. Tenn., for the Southeast preneurship Program. “The At the close of the week- bloodstream infection rates, at Athens Theatre Participants should bring Entrepreneurship Confer- students showed such tre- end, Mr. Pritchard of is recognized for its potential water and wear sunglasses, a ence. Sophomore Bryson Index mendous improvement over Ormond Beach, walked away to improve safety and effi- hat, sunscreen, work gloves Pritchard seized first place in the past year and came with $12,000 in total cash ciency. and comfortable clothing. Business A7 Out & About B1 both competitions. together as a team to support winnings as well as a one- Students from Embry-Rid- They may also bring rakes, Classified B6 Police Report A5 “I have never been as Bryson as he moved through year resident enrollment in Crossword B5 Sports B5 dle Aeronautical University shovels, trash grabbers, and Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6 proud of my students in my each stage of the competi- the UCF Volusia County See PITCH, page A2 See CLEANUP, page A2

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“Come here and follow the whole weekend.” Bikers law, and there’s no problem,” Fletcher’s will have drink From page A1 he said. “But If you break the specials on Guinness and law, you’ll be arrested.” green beer. Everything they case our beautiful area, Volu- The sheriff also encourages make is from scratch and they sia County and all its natural bikers to wear a helmet. “I say will have a variety of corned resources. We like to showcase that from a personal point of beef offerings and shepherd’s that it’s a great place to work view. I’ve seen so many crashes pie. and play, and that residents where wearing a helmet would “We will have some bikers and visitors are safe here. We’ll have made a difference but I don’t think it is going to be focusing on safety through- between life and death, or hav- be anything that is uncontrol- out the county, even on the ing massive injuries,” he said. lable by any means,” he said. waterways because people will “We want people to come to “We get a good influx of peo- be on the water, too.” Volusia County and have a ple. Everybody is very respect- VCSO increases the number good time. We want you to ful. We have a great communi- of deputies on patrol during come and spend your money.” ty. In all the years that we have Bike Week. They will also have Pub owners are excited to been doing it, we have never detectives and undercover show off their St. Patrick’s Day had any major issues whatso- deputies out looking for specials and are not concerned e v e r.” motorcycle gang activity. The about problems with crowds. He noted people have biggest concern is traffic. Fletcher’s Irish Pub at 393 W. become more responsible and “It’s essential that bikers Granada Blvd. in Ormond ride share services help. don’t operate your vehicle Beach is one of them. “We see it on a daily basis. under the influence and be Owner Bill Fletcher said, We are St. Patty’s 365 days a Randy Barber/staff photographer sure to keep to the speed “People are coming out to cel- year,” Mr. Fletcher said. A biker takes in the view as he cruises Main Street during the annual Deland limit,” Sheriff Chitwood said. ebrate, people want to have a “Everybody is Irish on St. Pat- Bike Rally on Saturday, March 9. “During Bike Week, there’s so good time. They may have ty’s.” much more traffic and conges- partied hard for Bike Week, In New Smyrna Beach, Tay- big celebration. We are doing corned beef ready for St. Pat- Irish Pub in Debary also are tion and reckless driving. It’s but they are going to have to ton O’Brians at 410 Flagler it Friday, Saturday, Sunday. It’s rick’s Day and 30 kegs of Guin- geared up with food and drink important to drive defensively. have a little in reserve to come Ave. is prepared as well. just a lot of fun, not rowdy at ness. specials, but don’t have any We’ll crack down on drunk out and join in the festivities. Owner Brian Pemrick said, all. ” Staff at McK’s Tavern in safety concerns. Erin go drivers and recklessness. We will be celebrating the “We are an Irish pub, it is our His club has 800 pounds of Daytona Beach and O’Leary’s Bragh!

and student I am. My win- In the tabletop portion of the students participating in the Pitch nings are going to be used to competition, Matthew San competition were Jasmine From page A1 further develop my idea, Julian, a senior, took home Allen, Wyatt Peck, Mr. San hopefully to a stage where it first place and $1,000 while Julian, Ms. Notel, Mr. and Daytona State College also can start making a difference junior Nicole Notel won $500 Pritchard and Ms. Howe. participated in the pitch com- in patient outcomes.” with a second-place finish. They made it to the final petition. Kailee Howe, a sophomore Hosted by the Collegiate round, identifying a signifi- “I’m so grateful to have rep- at Stetson, took second place Entrepreneurs’ Organization, cant problem shared by a large resented Stetson at these com- in the competition, winning the conference in Tennessee number of people, offering a petitions,” Mr, Pritchard said. $5,000 plus one-year pre-en- allowed students to pitch their solution and delivering a stel- “This experience has helped rollment support in the incu- marketable business ideas and lar presentation of the idea. mold me into the entrepreneur bator valued at another $5,000. compete for prizes. Stetson

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DENTURE $650 For more information, call bags of books at the Friends of cery bag for $3 or their own Crown/Caps $800 Notes Tracy Mestre at (386) 668- Deltona Library’s book sale recyclable bag for $5. DVDs From page A1 3840. from March 16 to 24 in the and CDs are not included. All Fillings $200 used book store at 2150 Eus- Proceeds will be used to pro- Full Denture Reline Only $185 tace Ave. vide library programs. series, which is sponsored by Deltona library hosts A wide assortment of paper- For more information, call Routine Extractions $100-$185 the Friends of DeBary Hall ‘bag of books’ sale backs, hardbacks, magazines the library at (386) 789-7207. and Volusia County. Light and records will be available. In-House Denture Lab • Same Day Denture refreshments and lemonade Library patrons can buy Patrons can fill a plastic gro- Repairs and Relines • FREE Consultations & 2nd Opinions will be served. DeLeon Springs festival

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music at 2 p.m. Sunday, Notes March 17, at Deltona Region- Bike Week’s hidden gems! From page A2 al Library, 2150 Eustace Ave. h yes, by now many of us Deland embraces Bike Week landed at a Caribbean Island. Inspired by the great com- who have not ridden in LAND LINES and the downtown shops on Just a few doors away, don’t The general meeting and posers and Spanish guitar years (or never) have Woodland Boulevard are a miss upscale dining at Rose program will be at 2 p.m. in maestros, the Georgia resi- Amotorcycle trailers in the yard. DAN SMITH the Auditorium. The pro- happening place. If a longer Villa and the art deco styled dent evokes the Spanish spirit Relatives or acquaintances gram will be “The Genealogy ride is what you are looking Club 31. while mixing unorthodox from points north have Room at DeLand Public for, go west to Gator Joe’s Bar Going east across the bridge influences. descended on us to take part Library: What’s In It For The free concert is spon- & Grill located in Lake Weir. will put you at Lulu’s at 30 S. in the world’s largest bike rally. This is a quaint eatery and Me?” sored by the Friends of the Atlantic Ave. For several years Even if we have escaped beach bar with great food and For more information, call Library. area. Instead, I would offer putting them up for 10 days is only just down the lake now, Lulu’s has been a favorite (386) 734-2536. places that are less visited and stop for bikers in the know. straight, we still have to allow from where Ma Barker and FLOWmobile to visit their motorcycle haulers to will offer a great ride as well. her gang met their end. Not Just across the street in Guitarist to perform park in our front yards. First up is JB’s Fish Camp far away is the Drag Racing Granada Plaza is Jimmy Deltona library No matter, Bike Week is on south A1A in New Smyrna Museum of Big Daddy Don Hula’s. There the beach/island at library good fun and great for the Beach. Good food, great Garlits in Ocala. décor will make you smile as Employees from Florida local economy. Sure we have sunsets and girls in bikinis Going north from Ormond soon as you enter and the Guitarist Gladius will per- to endure the constant noise make it a must see. Beach, don’t miss the Hidden designer tacos are to die for. form flamenco and classical See NOTES, page A6 and endless traffic and are Getting to JB’s might take Treasure Raw Bar and Grill in Well, that’s a few of my forced to abandon our favorite you across the north bridge Flagler Beach. This is a place favorite places. Send your eating places, but if we keep a where you will encounter New with lots of room but, as the guests there and if you have good attitude we may get IDEAS WANTED! Smyrna’s Flagler Avenue. That name implies, it is a bit survived, try them all once the through it unscathed. narrow street is so much fun, difficult to find. Look under bikes have left. Get Your Free Inventor’s Guide Now I will list some of my you may never leave. During the east end of the big Flagler favorite Bike Week haunts. Bike Week, Flagler is filled bridge. Hidden Treasure is no Dan Smith is on the board of Some are off the beaten path with people and resembles a longer a secret, but well worth CALL 800-353-6102 NOW while others are hiding in carnival midway. Lots of your time, with good food and directors for the Ormond Beach Historical Society and The plain sight. You might want to outside tables and balconies music nightly. Helping inventors and idea people since 1989. direct your company to seek and great music at all times. Downtown Ormond Beach Motor Racing Heritage out the ones you find interest- A bit further south, on the offers some good stops as well. Association and is the author ing and, after it is all over, you mainland, is Goodrich’s The Grind on West Granada of two books, “The World’s Davison charges fees for services may want to try some of them Seafood, 253 River Road in Boulevard is a good place for Greatest Beach” and “I Swear yourself. Oak Hill. This place is a local food and drink and out back is the Snook Drowned.” Email I’m not talking about landmark and provides a great the funky Tiki Bar lounge that questions and comments to Daytona’s Main Street or bike ride and excellent food. is an open air purveyor of fine [email protected] or call (386) Ormond’s Destination Live Well For Less Don’t miss the sweet potato spirits. That place is designed 441-7793. Daytona or the Iron Horse fries and hushpuppies. to make you believe you have Than You Could Imagine Beach season begins in Volusia County For Hometown News headlights on at all times. assist with the collection of Accessing the beach [email protected] •Texting while driving is garbage. With sunny skies and warm prohibited, and cell phone use When using primary thor- weather, beach officials are is discouraged. Passholder only oughfares, such as Granada anticipating a busy start to the •When driving on the Boulevard, International beach season. beach, observe the 10 mph beach ramps Speedway Boulevard, Dunlaw- To ensure residents and visi- speed limit and watch for ton Avenue or Third Avenue, tors have an enjoyable experi- pedestrians and wildlife. Two of Volusia County’s beachgoers are encouraged to ence, beachgoers should fol- beach ramps were converted travel north or south of these low these important Don’t Litter to pass holder-only ramps. locations for alternative beach at either of our upscale reminders: El Portal Street in Daytona ramps, which may not be as Beach Shores and Crawford Manufactured Home Communities •Alcohol and disposable Beachgoers should remove congested. Less busy ramps Road in New Smyrna Beach cups are prohibited on the all items, especially trash, they allow for easier access and exclusively for those 55+ will only permit vehicular beach. bring to the beach. Items left parking. entry to handicap vehicles and Beautiful Homes starting under $20K •Always swim in front of a on the beach can create obsta- Beachgoers may also con- annual pass holders. The staffed lifeguard tower. cles and hazards for emergen- sider using off-beach parking, Financing available for Qualified Buyers. change will expedite the pro- •Parents should accompany cy workers, pedestrians and which is available at designat- cess for pass holders to gain minor children in the water wildlife. ed locations from Ormond- Live Better Affordably entry to the beach and even if they know how to Trash and recycle cans are by-the-Sea to Bethune Beach. decrease traffic at other ramps. swim. placed at regular intervals For more information, call For the beach access map, visit 386.473.9669 •Beach drivers must have along the beach, and roving (386) 239-6414 or visit volusia. 711 Lemon Ave. MobileHomes4SaleFlorida.com 400 Nut Tree Dr. volusia.org/beach. one front window down and carts will canvass the beach to org/beach. Lake Helen, FL DeLand, FL A-4 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, March 15, 2019 Health Notes Free health screening For a reservation, call (386) of Winnemissett and South 231-3152. Florida avenues in DeLand. The Hispanic Health Ini- For more information, con- tiative will host a free health Better Breathers Club tact Kathy Seibert, bereave- screening for West Volusia ment coordinator, at (386) residents. AdventHealth Fish Memo- 274-1004 or email Kathleen. The screenings will include rial will host an American [email protected]. blood pressure, glucose, cho- Lung Association Better lesterol and body mass index Breathers Club support group AA meetings from noon-6 p.m. each from 3 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday at 70 Spring Vista March 19, in Summit Build- Alcoholics Anonymous Drive, Unit. 2, DeBary, and ing Room 211-213 at 1061 offers meetings in all of Volu- 1-6 p.m. Friday, March 15, at Medical Center Drive, sia County. Orange City. 111 Fountain Drive, Pierson. For more information, visit For an appointment, call The meeting provides sup- port and education for any- aadaytona.org or call the (386) 320-0110 or visit hotline at (386) 756-2930. hhi2001.org. one diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary dis- ease and their loved ones. Healthy Living Centers Quit Smoking Now For a reservation, call (386) 917-5483 or email Shelby. The Four Townes Family A free Quit Smoking Now [email protected]. YMCA Healthy Living Cen- class will meet from 5:30-6:30 ter and Halifax Health will p.m. each Tuesday for six host Taking Off Pounds Sen- weeks, beginning March 19, AdventHealth hosts sibly from 6:15 to 8 p.m. Photo courtesy of Roger Fulton at AdventHealth DeLand. healthy cuisine Thursdays at 280 Wolf Pack There will be free patches, Run, Deltona. Port Orange resident Roger Fulton is a Master Naturalist who is a published lozenges, gum, quit plan, cooking expos Gain support, get weighed, author and nature guide for local walking and bike trails. He has also written workbook, water bottle and celebrate losses and mile- In recognition of national books on canoeing/kayaking and lectures throughout the county. stress ball. stones and join others to help colorectal cancer awareness For more information or to achieve a goal weight. There been running two tours a anyway,” he said. month, AdventHealth hospi- is a fee for membership; first register, call Northeast Florida tals in Volusia County will Naturalist month for the West Volusia Mr. Fulton also a Coast AHEC at (904) 482-0189. meeting free. Audubon Society at Lake Guard veteran from the Viet- host free healthy cuisine Teen Asperger’s Group will From page A1 cooking expos and Q&As Woodruff National Wildlife nam era and has been a “snow- meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. each tion covers from State Road 40 Refuge in Deleon Springs and bird” for 20 years, dividing his with board-certified gastro- Friday. This program is pro- Sleep Apnea in Volusia to State Road 70 in another at the Clark Bay Pre- time between Port Orange and enterologists. vided by PALS to support Support Group Learn the secrets of eating St. Lucie County and all the serve in DeLand for the coun- Courtland, N.Y. He was a bob- individuals registered with way across the state. well and a healthy colon with the UCF Center for Autism ty’s Explore Volusia program. sled competitor at Lake Placid, Making the transition from AdventHealth DeLand will a free lunch. and Related Disabilities. For He has done night hikes and has delivered a baby in freez- host a support group for Expos will be: more information, call (407) police work to nature talks is also known for presenta- ing temperatures on the Cana- those with sleep apnea from 5 •11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 823- 6020 or visit pals-ucf- wasn’t a big stretch, he said. tions, such as outlined in his dian border as a young troop- to 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 19, 20 at the DeBary Golf and card.org. “It’s all the same skill set. definitive book, “Safe In The er, watched a ship sink at sea at 701 W. Plymouth Ave. Country Club, 300 Plantation For more information, call You go to the scene, you look Woods.” He is a frequent pre- after rescuing the crew, and The group provides sup- Club Drive (386) 425-5210 or visit vfym- around, you take some photo- senter at DeBary Hall and Lyo- says “it’s just been a fun run.” port and education. Family •11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. March ca.org/hlc. graphs, you talk to people who nia Preserve and leads moun- “Every day I am able to get members and friends also are 27 at the Riverside Pavilion, know more about it than you tain bike tours, including in out and share what I know and invited to attend. 3431 S Ridgewood Ave., Port do, and then you go back to Tiger Bay State Forest. In 2015 places I can go and things I For more information, Orange Health screenings the office and compile every- he biked the entire length of can do with other people,” he email Marlyn.Moir@Advent- Seating is limited; reserva- thing,” Mr. Fulton said. “In the the New York State Erie Canal, said. tions are required by calling Health.com or call (386) 943- Monthly health screenings old days, it was called a police 366 miles, but “not in the same Mr. Fulton has traveled (386) 231-2229 or visit bit.ly/ 4777. will be offered from 8 to 10 report. Nowadays it is called a d ay.” extensively, including the AHCookingExpo. a.m. every third Wednesday book chapter.” Mr. Fulton has never seen a Galapagos Islands on which he at AdventHealth DeLand He added, “It’s not so much trail he didn’t want to know did a recent presentation at Newborn Care Class Bereavement support Laboratory, First Floor, 701 about me, but about the where it goes. He realized Debary Hall. He believes in W. Plymouth Ave. resources I bring. As of Jan. 1, other people didn’t know staying active and keeps trying AdventHealth Fish Memo- Kindred Hospice offers Available tests include we just launched a complete where to go or how to get to reinvent myself. rial will host Bringing Home prostate screening blood, database, which has all the Baby: Newborn Care Class at bereavement support groups there. Thus, many of his books His previous life allowed $21; cholesterol, $7; glucose, information for my Florida 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 19, in to help grievers who have have specific directions from him to write books in the field experienced a loss. $7 and lipid profile, $15. books as well as stuff I am add- interstates. “The reason for of supervision, management Summit Building Room 211- No appointment necessary; 213 at 1061 Medical Center There is a monthly group at ing as we go along.” that is if you can’t find an and leadership. These titles 11 a.m. the second Thursday 12-hour fast required, water Mr. Fulton has been doing interstate highway, you can’t can be accessed at rogerfulton. Drive, Orange City. only. For more information, The class is taught by a cer- of each month at Lindstrom nature presentations and tours be trusted alone in the woods com. call (386) 943-4620. tified parent educator. Community Center, corner for at least 15 years. He has

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©2019 HOLIDAY AL MANAGEMENT SUB LLC 1902012 Friday, March 15, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • A-5 Police Report Editor’s note: This is a list of battery on a law enforcement a felony and possession of can- March 6 and charged with arrests, not convictions, and all officer. Bail was set at $15,500. nabis. Bail was set at $11,000. possession of cannabis and arrestees are presumed inno- •Stephen Reyes, 21, of paraphernalia, and a drug cent unless or until proven Volusia County Deltona, was arrested March 4 offense. Bail was set at $2,500. guilty in a court of law. and charged with criminal •Frantavius L. Conquest, 35, Sheriff’s Office mischief, burglary of an occu- of DeBary, was arrested March pied dwelling and battery. Bail 6 and charged with threat to DeLand •Richard Frank Husson, 32, was set at $5,000. discharge a destructive device. of Deltona, was arrested Police Department •Shane Adams Walker, 30, Bail was set at $5,000. (888) 277-TIPS March 1 and charged with •Henry Ruiz, 43, of Deltona, burglary with an assault or of Orange City, was arrested •Sean E. Gannon, 34, of was arrested March 6 and battery. Bail was set at $2,500. March 4 and charged with sale DeLand, was arrested March 1 charged with failure to have •Yoni Torres, 28, of Pierson, of heroin. Bail was set at Wanted and charged with aggravated motor vehicle liability insur- was arrested March 1 and $5,000. battery on a pregnant person. ance, driving with license can- charged with aggravated bat- •Steven C. Saul, 41, of Delto- Bail was not set. celed, suspended/revoked, tery on a pregnant person. Bail na, was arrested March 5 and •David Omby Franks, 30, of was not set. possession of paraphernalia DeLand, was arrested March 3 charged with sale of MDMA •Janis L. Smith, 21, of and cocaine. Bail was not set. and charged with aggravated and sale/delivery of cocaine. DeLand, was arrested March 2 •Shane A. Walker, 30, of assault with a deadly weapon. Bail was set at $10,000. Orange City, was arrested Bail was set at $2,500. and charged with possession •Thomas J. Mosher, 35, of of cocaine and grand theft. March 6 and charged with •Miranda A. Halcomb, 33, Deltona, was arrested March 5 grand theft and burglary of an of DeLand, was arrested Bail was set at $7,500. •Benjamin J. Weis, 38, of and charged with possession unoccupied structure. Bail was March 5 and charged with of cannabis and possession of possession of hydromorphone. DeLand, was arrested March 2 set at $20,000. Unknown Suspect Bail was set at $2,500. and charged with grand theft, a Schedule II substance. Bail •Carol J. Daughtry, 40, of •Javon Lamar Montgomery, possession of methamphet- was set at $3,000. DeLand, was arrested March 7 30, of DeLand, was arrested amine and possession of para- •Mark R. Grimes, 40, of and charged with possession March 5 and charged with phernalia. Bail was set at Deltona, was arrested March 5 of ammunition by a felon and aggravated assault with a $6,500. and charged with grand theft possession of a weapon by a deadly weapon and battery, •Philip S. Magalhaes, 39, of and burglary of a structure or felon. Bail was set at $2,000. causing bodily harm. Bail was Deltona, was arrested March 2 conveyance. Bail was set at •Terri R. Moat, 37, of set at $3,000. and charged with battery on a $10,000. DeLand, was arrested March 7 •Kaitlin A. Zebelle, 23, of person 65 years of age or older •Steven A Montalvo, 24, of and charged with possession DeLand, was arrested March 7 and resisting an officer with- Deltona, was arrested March 5 of a weapon by a felon and The Daytona Beach Police 190002983. and charged with possession out violence. Bail was not set. and charged with possession possession of ammunition by Department is attempting to You may also contact of cocaine, smuggling contra- •Alexandeer C. DiCaprio of a sexual performance by a a felon. Bail was set at $2,000. identify an unknown black Crime Stoppers at North- band into a prison and posses- III, 40, of DeBary, was arrested male suspect of a car break- east Florida at 888-277- child. Bail was set at $140,000. •Robert N. Yorke, 49, of sion of paraphernalia. Bail was March 3 and charged with DeLand, was arrested March 7 in that occurred at 600 W. TIPS or via the Crime Stop- set at $6,000. domestic battery by strangula- •Ethan Grant Russell, 18, of International Speedway pers app available on the Deltona, was arrested March 5 and charged with possession tion. Bail was not set. of cannabis, MDMA and para- Blvd. on Thursday, Feb. 14. website at northeastflorida. •Nicholas J. Ross, 35, of and charged with contempt of Orange City phernalia. Bail was set at The suspect is pictured in crimestoppersweb.com. DeLand, was arrested March 3 court and tampering with an $2,000. the black four-door vehicle. Tips submitted through Police Department and charged with possession electronic monitoring device. If you have information Crime Stoppers can remain •Kassandra J. Hill, 30, of of paraphernalia and subox- Bail was set at $2,500. regarding this case, contact anonymous and may be eli- DeLand, was arrested March 7 •Thomas L. Carlin, 29, of one. Bail was set at $1,500. •Kenan C. Caneus, 20, of Det. Ramirez at (386) 671- gible for a cash reward of up and charged with possession Orange City, was arrested •Reggie L. Barkley, 37, of Deltona, was arrested March 5 5228 mention case# to $5,000. March 1 and charged with DeLand, was arrested March 3 of paraphernalia, cannabis and and charged with domestic oxycodone. Bail was set at retail theft and a drug offense. and charged with possession battery by strangulation and Bail was set at $3,000. $2,000. of cocaine, a Schedule II sub- aggravated child abuse. Bail •Gabriella Lynn Gary, 18, of •Stephen Allen Bumgarner, stance, paraphernalia and was not set. Orange City, was arrested cocaine. Bail was set at 50, of Deltona, was arrested •Dennis F. Scott, 40, of WE’RE ON March 7 and charged with $31,500. March 7 and charged with DeLand, was arrested March 5 possession of cannabis and •Justin A. Wood, 19, of aggravated assault with a possession of paraphernalia. Orange City, was arrested and charged with driving deadly weapon, child abuse FACEBOOK! Bail was set at $3,000. March 4 and charged with while license revoked (habitu- and domestic battery by stran- •Francisco Concepcion, 26, possession of paraphernalia, al), unregistered motor vehicle gulation. Bail was not set. of Orange City, was arrested resisting an officer without and giving false name upon •Ian M. Shubin, 20, of “Like” Hometown News Volu- March 7 and charged with violence, carrying a concealed being arrested/detained. Bail Deltona, was arrested March 7 sia for the latest in local news, grand theft criminal mischief, firearm, possession of a Sched- was set at $7,000. and charged with possession information and interactive burglary while armed, grand ule I substance, possession of a •David J. Evans, 25, of of paraphernalia and cannabis. features like photo contests theft of a motor vehicle and firearm during commission of Orange City, was arrested Bail was set at $2,500. and Rants & Raves.

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I hope our commissioners did not approve the building that is going up next to Toni and Joes and Salty Mermaid on Buenos Aires Street in New Smyrna Beach. Everyone needs to drive by this and then show them their con- cerns with this. We already have a hotel that someone said, quote “looks like it belongs at the airport,” on Flagler Avenue. They were right. Thought they were having meetings about over-building. This would destroy 68 unit owners of the ocean. If they approve this they need to be gone soon. Tired of devel- Randy Barber/staff photographer opers ruining our view on the ocean. Thank you for letting me Lacy Box, 11, left, with Haleigh Corbett, 15, and Kiley Angy, 12, right, of the Preps Dance Co. perform “I rant. Got Rhythm” during the 18th annual Youth Celebration for the Arts at Gemini Springs Park in DeBary Goodbye Sam’s Club on Saturday, March 2. Gateway Center for the Arts hosted the event.

I am just so upset. We have been shopping at Sam’s Club for Get rid of the lobbyists Hope this will get published because not only am I fed up but years and now they are going to desert us. many others feel the same and it is a nationwide problem. They are closing their Beville Road store in July and moving I have never experienced such criminal activity as what I have somewhere else. I hope they are going to do a good business, experienced since moving back to Florida 11 years ago. I’ve got a dog, can everyone hear it? because we are no longer going to be members. The legislators in this state cannot think for themselves. Noth- ing has been done to improve schools, make life bearable for Far too many owners give their animal a bad name. The noise level goes up seniors or low-income families. Food prices are three times An animal needs to be trained by its owner on how to behave higher than up north, Spectrum is ripping customers off and I around others. I’m referring to controlling the dogs barking. It’s I live in New Smyrna Beach right at Pioneer Trail, which once could go on forever about the greediness and stupidity about not the animals fault it barks when it sees another animal, a upon at time, it was basically a trail and it used to be a nice road. these legislators. neighbor waves hello, or it’s left alone in the home or outside. It A nice back road, that you didn’t have to go 80 mph. Now, I If they aren’t bad enough we have to deal with the lobbyists of barks or howls because it’s a normal reaction for the animal. was just trying to sit in my screen room and do anything, and it this state who do nothing but laugh all the way to the bank. You as the pet’s owner have a responsibility to provide food, was so noisy with trucks, motorcycles, cars. It is so noisy, I can’t These lobbyists are pariahs and should be be banned from hav- shelter, train your animal and curb its barking. What happens far ing any influence whatsoever in all forms of government. stand it. I have to go in the house. too many times is someone complains about your pet. They, in I love my country, but I fear its government, and it is getting turn, become the “bad guy,” because you neglected your duties of worse everyday. properly training your animal. Please do us all a favor and train Where’s the restaurant? Florida legislators need to get their act together and get rid of your dog. Your surrounding neighbors would like to enjoy the the lobbyists. They have already shown too many times how Can someone update us on what happened to the Riverdeck calming sounds of the sea and the tranquility of nature. inept they really are. Restaurant/Marina on Riverside Drive in New Smyrna Beach. A couple of years ago I saw this beautiful rendering of the project and now all I see is another eyesore. This project should have long been completed. Its really shameful that New Smyrna A Lunch & Learn for Can- development of the local area. (386) 985-5805 or visit Beach didn’t do a better job of scrutinizing this owner. Notes cer Volunteers will be from The event is free and open deltonawoodcarversclub. From page A3 noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday, to the open. For more infor- com. March 19, at the Deltona mation, call (386) 740-6813 or Not on the survey Licensing on Wheels will staff Regional Library, 2150 Eus- email delandhouse@msn. Pick up computer skills a mobile unit from 10 a.m. to tace Ave., Deltona. com. I just tuned into the Ormond Beach survey on the increase in 3 p.m. Monday, March 18, in For more information or a at Deltona library the sales tax. the parking lot of the Deltona reservation, contact Tenna Optimist club to meet I though it would be comments on whether we approve the Regional Library, 2150 Eus- Pappas at (407) 815-3442 or Adults can enhance their [email protected]. computer knowledge with tax. tace Ave. The Four Towns Optimist free classes at the Deltona Silly me, all they want to know is where to spend the money. Drivers can get most of Club will meet from 6 to 7 Regional Library, 2150 Eus- All the people I talk to are not in favor of this increase. what they need. However, Master gardeners p.m. Tuesday, March 19, at tace Ave. written and driving tests will the Deltona Regional Library, March’s hour-long classes not be provided. plan plant clinic 2150 Eustace Ave. Too many taxes will address: The Florida Department of The club offers a variety of Volusia County’s master •E-books and more: 10 Highway Safety and Motor programs, many with oppor- Please convey to Ed Kelly and crew that support for the sales gardeners will share winter a.m. Wednesday, March 20 Vehicles uses FLOW mobiles tunities for scholarships and tax is dwindling, gardening tips and answer •Borrowing books with and tables around the state to awards. New members wel- questions during a plant clin- Odilo: 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, The county still hasn’t said how they plan to to pay for the make its services more acces- come. ic from 11 a.m. to noon Tues- March 27 SunRail fiasco. As for extending it to Daytona Beach or New sible. For a list of documents For more information, call day, March 19, at DeBary Staff offers basic computer Smyrna Beach, show us the right-of-way funding. and more information, visit (386) 774-6233. We have an excessive gas tax, out-of-sight property taxes, gathergoget.com. Public Library, 200 N. assistance to help patrons ECHO taxes and add on sales tax for the school, and mall taxes Charles R. Beall Blvd. search for jobs and complete Residents can bring their City plans meeting applications in the e-lab from for The Pavilion at Port Orange, OneDaytona and Tanger outlet, Kilted Man takes I’m taxed out. Trim some fat and some administrators. plants for a free check-up. on proposed sales tax 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Tuesdays stage at two libraries For more information, call and Thursdays and from 1 to the Volusia County Extension 3 p.m. Wednesdays. Bilingual The City of DeLand will Service at (386) 822-5778. assistance is available from Scottish-born Matthew host an informational ses- 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Thursdays. Gurnsey, better known as sion for residents on the half- For more information, call The Kilted Man, will sing and cent infrastructure sales tax County offers low-cost (386) 789-7207, option 1, then perform traditional Irish and ballot measure from 6 to 7 pet sterilization 4. DEADLINES Scottish music at 2 p.m. Tues- p.m. Thursday, March 21, at day, March 19, at the DeLand Chisholm Community Cen- Volusia County’s Animal The deadline for submissions to Hometown News in Volusia Regional Library, 30 E. ter, 520 S. Clara Ave., LEC plans nature Care Clinic and mobile Pet County is 5 p.m. Thursday for the next week's issue, except for Howry Ave. DeLand. Vet Cruiser offer low-cost Rants & Raves, which is 5 p.m. Friday. Deadlines are adjusted for His Celtic instruments City officials will provide a hikes, programs spay and neuter services. holidays. For more information, call (386) 322-5924. include the concertina, list of projects to improve The Pet Vet Cruiser will be Discover Volusia County’s bodhran, bones, mandolin, roadways, stormwater man- stationed at: native plants and wildlife penny whistle and bowed agement, water quality and •March 19 and 26: West during outdoor hikes and psaltery. pedestrian access to schools. Volusia Humane Society, 800 indoor programs at Lyonia The free concert is spon- The projects would be funded Humane Society Road, Environmental Center, 2150 sored by the Friends of the if voters approve the tax DeLand Eustace Ave., Deltona. Library. For more informa- increase May 21. Appointments are available The free programs begin in tion, call (386) 822-6430, ext. For more information, visit at the Animal Care Clinic, the center’s classroom. Reser- 20762. deland.org/resources/ Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., 1250 Indian Lake Road, Day- vations are required; call sales-tax-information. 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 tona Beach by calling (386) (386) 789-7207, ext. 21028. Copyright © 2019, Hometown News, L.C. Republicans meet 323-3575. For more informa- March’s programs include: Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in tion, visit volusia.org/animal- •Rethink reptiles: 11 a.m. America in 2005, 2006, 2007. March 19 Woodcarvers meeting One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. control. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, March The Republican Club of West Volusia The Deltona Woodcarvers 16. Farris Robinson...... President Julianne Petersen...... Graphic Artist Club meets at noon Tuesdays •Nature movie: 2 to 4 p.m. Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Rodney Bookhardt ...... Senior Account Manager West Volusia will meet at Don Hornbeck ...... Regional Circulation Manager Heather Donaldson ...... Inside Sales Manager noon Tuesday, March 19, at Historical Society at the Church of Nazarene Saturday, March 16, “The Flora Wilkerson...... Circulation Administrator Angie Daniels ...... Inside Sales Assistant Robin Bevilacqua ...... Human Resources Lora L. Uber...... Inside Sales/Classified DeLand Elks Lodge 1463, 614 1420 Courtland Blvd., Delto- Incredible Journey of Butter- Annita Ferrante...... Account Receivable Michael Buckley ...... Circulation Manager na. flies.” Amanda Wheaton ...... Credit & Collections Randy Barber ...... Staff Photographer S. Alabama Ave., DeLand. West Volusia Historical Cecil G. Brumley ...... Managing Editor Diane Carey...... Staff Writer Society will host a history A breakfast carvefest is at •St. Patty’s palooza: 2 to Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Gina McKee...... Staff Writer For more information, call Rita Chatman ...... Office Mgr/Comm. Relations Carrie Maday...... News Clerk talk, “Leave it to the Ladies,” Rhonda’s Kitchen 2387 S. 3:30 p.m. Sunday, March 17. Mercedes Lee-Paquette ...Production Manager (386) 337-8095 or visit rcwv. us. at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 19, Volusia Ave., Orange City, at •Jay walking: 9:30 to 11 at Conrad Center, 137 W. 8:30 a.m. on the second and a.m. Saturday, March 23. Phone (386) 322-5900 Michigan Ave., DeLand. fourth Saturday each month •Family nature explora- Fax (386) 322-5901 ACS needs volunteers Re-enactors tell the stories at 8:30 a.m. Membership is tions: 1 to 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Classified (386) 322-5949 of the first doctor, the first not required for the carvefest March 23. Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 The American Cancer school teacher and other and visitors are welcome at For more information, visit Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 Society is looking for volun- women who influenced the either event. lyoniapreserve.com. [email protected] VOLUSIA WEST teers. For more information, call Friday, March 15, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • A-7 Stop stomping on Main Street or, oh, so many years there notch in the commercial real building permit except SCCU. has been a lot of talk about estate market with several Construction is starting on a what to do with Main VOLUSIA recent deals. A Philadelphia retail strip center at Granada FStreet in Daytona Beach. BUSINESS investment firm bought the Pointe in Ormond Beach. It seems like there has been CECIL G. Sun Pointe Apartments at Work is starting to convert a constant drum beat that it BRUMLEY 1250 Woodcrest Drive in part of the old Kmart building needs year-round businesses. Daytona Beach for $9 million. in East International Speed- It needs this. It needs that. An Altamonte Springs way Boulevard in DeLand to a I think what we need is for fossilized biker in the window investor bought the IHOP new location for Big Lots. everyone to shut up and of Froggy’s Saloon. You have property at 1215 N. Woodland Build out is starting at recognize it as one of the most to stop looking at it as some Blvd. in DeLand for $2.2 Tomoka Town Center for a unique places in the United kind of year-round destina- million. Kennedy Garden Chipotle Mexican Grill at States. Where else in America tion that’s going to drive the Apts. at 1216 Kennedy Road 1511 Cornerstone Blvd. can you find a street of biker economy of the Daytona in Daytona Beach were sold to bars, apparel shops and other Beach area. It doesn’t have to. Viva! Investment Homes for *** places to appeal to the The Daytona Beach area is $1.225 million. A gift shop motorcycle crowd and, at the surging and just needs to keep building at 401 Flagler Ave. in On a final note, a couple of end of it, one of the most doing what it’s doing, trying New Smyrna Beach sold for other tidbits include Barnes & famous beaches in the world. to attract more high-tech, $582,000. A DeLand lending Noble has set a moving date of MENTION THIS AD FOR Currently reveling in all of high-paying jobs like at B. agency acquired the old house April 16 for its Daytona Beach its glory as one of the most Braun and Teledyne Marine, $10 OFF ANY SERVICE Morgan & Morgan did occupy store, which is going to Not valid with any other offer Exp 03/31/2019 must-be places on Earth, Main using the synergy of special at 148 S. Ridgewood Ave. in Tomoka Town Center. A Street will never be like Flagler events to create places like Daytona Beach from the law boutique called Michael’s on Avenue in New Smyrna Beach OneDaytona and develop firm, now on Seabreeze the Beach has gone in at 1007 or even Beach Street in more resorts, feeding off the Boulevard, for $440,000. Main St. in Daytona Beach. 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Buy New • Buy Now Mark you calendar to preview this years Parade Homes! March 23rd - 31st A-8 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, March 15, 2019 County seeks advisory Sing-a-long board applicants For Hometown News Board, Educational Facilities Applicants should have the [email protected] Authority, Historic Preserva- expertise necessary to accom- tion Board, Human Services plish the board’s objectives, a The Volusia County Coun- Advisory Board, Library reputation for integrity and cil is seeking applicants for Advisory Board, Planning community service, and an positions on advisory boards and Land Development Reg- interest or experience in the that research and make rec- ulation Commission, Spring area of board service desired. ommendations on topics Hill Community Redevelop- In addition, openings are affecting the community. ment Area, Tourist Develop- available on the Halifax Area There are vacancies on the ment Council, Value Adjust- Advertising Authority, South- Affordable Housing Advisory ment Board, and Volunteer east Volusia Advertising Committee, Agri-business Firefighter Retirement Advi- Authority and West Volusia Inter-relationship Commit- sory Board. Tourism Advertising Author- tee, Animal Control Board, The advisory boards were ity. Children and Families Advi- established to give citizens For an application visit sory Board, Code Enforce- input into what happens in volusia.org/advisory. For ment Board, Contractor their community and to information, email mzim- Licensing and Construction advise the County Council on [email protected] or call Appeals Board, Cultural matters that affect residents (386)736-5920, ext. 12398. Council, ECHO Advisory and their county government.

Randy Barber/staff photographer Board approves $1.2 million Children from St. Peter Catholic School sing during the Volusia County Catholic Schools Evening of the Arts at Father Lopez High School in Daytona Beach on in agricultural project funding Thursday, March 7. For Hometown News to improve water conserva- day’s meeting. [email protected] tion and reduce the amount “Our cost-share program is of nutrients flowing into area a testament to our shared Thirteen agricultural proj- waterways. The district’s desire to protect Florida’s nat- ects will share in $1.2 million Governing Board approved ural resources,” said St. Johns School News from the St. Johns River the project ranking at Tues- River Water Management Water Management District District Executive Director DSC ranks the 50-yard dash, shuttle run, Volusia County Schools Dr. Ann Shortelle in a news mile relay, standing long jump, recently elected area business release. “I’m excited to see for online degree pull-ups and sit-and-reach. leaders Linda Webster-Dubea, Lung Cancer? proactive measures being programs for vets Elementary students will Timothy Huth and Dr. Lor- Asbestos exposure in industrial, taken by the agricultural compete on the campus of raine “Lorri” Crisci Ryan to its construction, manufacturing jobs, or the community to increase irri- Daytona State College con- Spruce Creek High School, Board of Directors. military may be the cause. Family in gation efficiency for water tinues to place in the top tier 801 Taylor Road, Port Orange. Ms. Webster-Dubea is the conservation and to reduce Students from Forest Lake, external affairs manager at the home were also exposed. of U.S. News & World Report’s nutrient loading to the St. college rankings for online Pride and Spirit elementary Florida Power & Light Co. Johns River and its tributar- Call 1-866-795-3684 or email bachelor’s programs for mili- schools will compete on the Mr. Huth, an education con- [email protected]. ies.” campus of Deltona High sultant, retired from the Volu- Proposed projects are tary veterans. $30 billion is set aside for asbestos The publication’s listing of School, 100 Wolf Pack Run, sia County School District. anticipated to collectively Deltona. Middle school stu- Dr. Ryan is an anesthesiolo- victims with cancer. Valuable settlement conserve 1.8 million gallons America’s Best Online Bache- lor’s Programs for Military dents will compete on the gist with Volusia Anesthesiol- monies may not require filing a lawsuit. of water each day and reduce campus of Silver Sands Middle ogy Associates. total nitrogen by 8,687 Veterans ranked Daytona School, 1300 Herbert Street, For more information, visit pounds per year and total State No. 25 among more than phosphorus by 1,582 pounds 700 colleges and universities Port Orange. FuturesVolusia.org or contact per year. across the nation. It is the fifth Executive Director Cynthia A Volusia County project consecutive year the college Prince Ramirez at (386) 255-6475, receiving funding was: made the top-tier ranking. ext. 50730, or caperric@volu- •Alpha Fern Co., awarded Entrepreneurship sia.K12.FL.US. $66,848 B-CU Days of Service Program The district received 17 FNPS Chapter project applications for The Stetson University funding assistance through The ninth annual Bethune honors work the district’s Ag Cost-Share Cookman University Alumni School of Business Adminis- Program, which is outside Days of Service will meet at 7 tration will continue its Entre- of student scientists the Tri-County Agricultural p.m. Thursday, March 21 and preneurship Thursdays semi- Area, which has its own 8 a.m. Friday, March 22, at 640 nar series, featuring nationally The Pawpaw Chapter, Flori- funding program. Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune recognized speakers, pitch da Native Plant Society, The Districtwide Agricul- Blvd., Daytona Beach. competitions and startup recently presented two awards tural Cost-Share program The cost for registration is advice. at the annual Tomoka Science began in 2015 to assist farm- $85. All events are at 6 p.m. in Fair at Stetson University to ers and growers with imple- For more information, call Rinker Auditorium in the students whose projects menting projects that con- (386) 481- 2950. Lynn Business Center at 345 addressed Florida’s native serve water and result in N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand. plants or conservation biology. nutrient loading reductions. Randy Ware, a Stetson First place was presented to For information about dis- Students participate alumnus and Clearwater resi- Madison Solodsky of DeLand trict cost-share programs, in Volusia dent, will explain how he High School for her work with visit sjrwmd.com/localgov- achieved entrepreneurial suc- Laurel Wilt Disease. Honor- ernments/funding. Fitness Festivals cess by founding a company able mention went to Coral that buys and sells surplus sur- Reese of Creekside Middle More than 1,800 Volusia gical supplies around the School in Port Orange, who is public school students in world on March 28. interested in the ecological grades 4-8 will participate in All events are free and open health of water bodies and the three annual Fitness Festivals to the public, but seating is impact of nutrient run-off on on Friday, March 15. limited. phytoplankton and zooplank- Students will compete ton. against similarly-aged stu- FUTURES elects three The students received cash dents from other schools. The awards, a wildflower book and individual events, some of new board members a student membership in the which are part of the Presiden- Florida Native Plant Society. tial Fitness Challenge, include FUTURES Foundation for

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•Movie in the Courtyard: Deltona’s Parks & Recreation ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 will screen “Incredibles 2” at 7 p.m. The movie is rated PG. Something positive will come Admission, popcorn and from your efforts at work, Aries. lemonade are free. Small coolers It’s just what you need to rev up are permitted, but alcoholic your energy levels and fire beverages are not. For bad through the last of the projects weather, movie is in commission that have been on your list. chambers. Participants should bring lawn chairs and blankets. Deltona City Hall is 2345 TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 Providence Blvd. For more information, call (386) 878- Encouragement will come 8900. from an unlikely place, Taurus. •Cinematique: The film “I’m This may be someone who you Not Here” and “Arctic” will be thought wasn’t on your side, but shown at 242 S. Beach St., Photos courtesy of David Radford really is. This realization may be Daytona Beach. Tickets are $9 The Bee Gees Now will perform at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 20, at the historic Athens Theatre, at a shock. general admission or $7 124 N. Florida Ave., DeLand. members. Matinees are $7 or GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 $5. For more information, call (386) 252-3118. Some unusual possibilities for •Special Music Night at The Hub Athens Theatre will be ‘Stayin’ Alive’ the future are coming your way, on Canal: David Henry Spangler For Hometown News records worldwide, won 12 Grammy “Night Fever,” “You Should Be Danc- Gemini. Make an effort to be will perform from 6-7:30 p.m. at [email protected] Awards, and have been inducted into ing,” “Too Much Heaven,” “I Started a receptive, or they could pass you 132 Canal St., New Smyrna the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Jo ke ,” “I’ve Gotta Get a Message to You” by before you know it. Beach. Mr. Spangler returns with “How can you mend a broken heart?” As brothers Barry, Robin and Mau- and “Stayin’ Alive.” his original ballads, story songs Break the “Night Fever” and come to the rice Gibb pumped out hit after hit, peo- Bee Gees Now will perform at 7:30 CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 and sundry ditties. He is a Athens Theatre Wednesday, March 20, musician out of St. Louis, who ple across the globe turned up the vol- p.m. at Athens at 124 N. Florida Ave., because “You Should Be Dancin’” with Cancer, you will often find that has toured in America and ume. With seven No. 1 songs and more DeLand. success comes not just from Europe. This show will be Bee Gees Now. than a dozen Billboard sensations they Tickets are preferred (Row A-E, Cen- professional matters and performed entirely on ukulele. “Whether you’re a brother or whether wrote for other artists, it is no wonder ter) $30 and general $27. Tickets avail- connections, but by how you The cost is $5 for members you’re a mother,” this show will have you that their music helped define a genera- present yourself. Appearances and $10 for non-members. For feeling like you are watching a Gibb able at AthensDeLand.com, at the Elu- tion. have an impact. more information, visit thehu- brothers’ performance. Bee Gees Now recreates these harmo- sive Grape or by calling the Box Office boncanal.org or call (386) The Bee Gees, who are known for at (386) 736-1500. Box Office hours are nies that became the soundtrack to the LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 957-3924. their tight three-part high harmonies ‘70s, so come enjoy hit songs include 1-5 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday •The Stage at Thank You Five: and disco anthems, wrote more than “How Deep is Your Love,” “Jive Talkin’,” from and one and half hours before live A sense of play may come over “The Language Archive” by Julia 1,000 songs, sold more than 220 million performances. Cho will be performed select “How Can You Mend a Broken Heart,” you this week and put you in a days March 15-24 at 4606 S. creative mood, Leo. You may find Clyde Morris Blvd., Unit 2N, Port that a few artsy projects will get Orange. Tickets are $17. For all sorts of ideas flowing. information or tickets, call (386) 295-5699 or visit thankyoufive. VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 org, Green Springs •Great Guitarists at Stetson Far-reaching ideas are on your series: Rene Izquierdo will mind, Virgo. You aren’t sure perform 7:30 p.m. at Lee Chapel Park inspired which path you want to take just in Elizabeth Hall, 421 N. yet. It can be fun to experiment Woodland Blvd., DeLand. For with experiences outside of your more information, call (386) comfort zone. 822-8950. March artist For Hometown News get any early formal art train- LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 Saturday, March 16 [email protected] ing, she got a fine arts degree from the University of Growing comfortable express- “Green Springs” is an oil •Poetry Night at The Hub on Southern Maine when mar- ing your feelings has you Canal: This event will be from painting by Cher Thompson riage and children allowed reaching out for new friends and 5-6:30 p.m. at 132 Canal St., that now graces the foyer of her the time. relationships, Libra. You never New Smyrna Beach. Dan Pels, a Deltona City Hall. However, as she will tell know who you might meet when surrealist poet, will emcee the As the March Featured you, she has been making you open yourself up. evening, along with his co-host Artist of the Deltona Art art, sculptures and puppets Mary Jane Barenbaum, a realist/ Club, her painting of unique since she was a kid. She gets SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 romantic poet. There will be a Green Springs Park along inspiration from the beauty number of guest poetry readings Lakeshore Drive in Deltona of nature, animals and she Lately your identity seems to in addition to a performance by a shows the lovely setting and be shaped by the company you talented musician. Admission is loves being around lakes and colorful water that makes it the ocean. “My creative pow- keep, Scorpio. That means your $5l. For more information, visit colleagues, friends or family are thehuboncanal.org or call (386) such a unique park along the ers shift into overdrive trail system. playing a key role in influencing 957-3924. around my favorite holiday, your behavior. •New Smyrna Beach Antique and Ms. Thompson describes Halloween,” she said. herself as a “run away for the Vintage Fair: This event will be Today, she works in all SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 from 9a.m.-5p.m. on Canal State of Maine, now living in kinds of media. She even Street in New Smyrna Beach. Deltona.” enjoys making various crit- Sagittarius, when you focus Antiques, primitives, repurposed Family is what brought her ters by needle felting. She your efforts, time seems to items, jewelry, architectural to the sunny climes, but with explained, “My work is as dissipate and chores vanish. salvage, glassware and militaria. her she brought a wealth of This week you may find yourself Experienced appraiser on site, diverse as my interests. Be it artistic talent and an open blasting through tasks one by $5 per appraisal. For more the full moon on the rise or Photo courtesy of Deltona Art Club one. information, call (386) 426- friendly manner willing to the tranquil pattern of rip- share her love of the arts with pling waves, it’s a beautiful Cher Thompson is the Deltona Art Club’s fea- See OUT, page B3 anyone. Though she did not See ARTIST, page B3 tured artist for March. See SCOPES, page B3

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C E H1O I C Friday, March 15, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • B-3 Dining & Entertainment Marching on! They don’t serve corned beef and cabbage in Ireland n Saint Patrick’s Day, Garlic everyone thinks of corned beef and CHEF COSTA'S Ingredients Ocabbage. COOKING 6 slices bacon, chopped Not the Irish! Well not the CORNER (optional is 1 pound of pork Irish in Ireland, unless you go COSTA MAGOULAS sausage) to an Irish restaurant that 1 large onion, diced caters to Americans. 2 cloves garlic, minced Why is Saint Patrick’s Day these products abroad as cash 1 large head cabbage, cored such a big deal? Well, there crops used to feed the British and sliced are 34 million Americans Empire’s armed forces and 1 tablespoon salt, or to with Irish heritage, seven cities. taste times more than Ireland. The potato, after its 1 teaspoon ground black Maybe it’s because of their widespread adoption in the pepper rich contribution to Ameri- 18th century, became just 1/8 teaspoon paprika ca’s history. about the only food the poor For me, as a chef, it’s all could afford, which was the Directions about the food, and I am not vast majority of the popula- Place the bacon in a large talking about green eggs and tion. stockpot and cook over all the food people dye on By the 21st century, Irish medium-high heat until Randy Barber/staff photographer that special day. Yuck, what a traditional cuisine returned. crispy, about 10 minutes. Add Members of the Deland High School Marching Bulldogs toot their own horns turn off! Even the kids don’t Irish stew, bacon and cabbage the onion and garlic; cook during the Mardi Gras on Main Street in Downtown on Saturday, March 2. like it. with potatoes, Boxty (the and stir until the onion I am talking about the real Irish potato pancake), and all caramelizes about 10 stuff, corned beef and meals were served with Irish minutes. Immediately stir in cabbage. I like to add soda breads. the cabbage and continue to potatoes and carrots to mine. I still like eating corned cook and stir another 10 Eating corned beef and beef and cabbage on Saint minutes. Season with salt, cabbage is more of an Patrick’s Day like most pepper, onion powder, garlic The Club Scene American Irish tradition. Americans. I love taking the powder, and paprika. Reduce In Ireland, the traditional left over corned beef and heat to low, cover and •Bank & Blues Club: Bike Week reservations, call (386) p.m., March 21, at 3830 S. foods were influenced by the making corned beef hash, simmer stirring occasionally entertainment has started at 615-4888. Nova, Port Orange. For more English, Irish and Scottish poached eggs, with a side of 701 Main St., Daytona Beach. •Hard Rock Hotel Daytona information, call (386) about 30 minutes more. cultures. The English toasted Irish bread. JW Gilmore will perform at 1:30 Beach: Upcoming performers are 788-3268. conquests altered greatly the p.m. Friday, March 15, followed Miss Intent, 8 p.m., Friday, Oh, by the way, you won’t Costa Magoulas is dean of •Ocean Deck: Morning Buzz food production of Ireland. by the Nighthawks at 6 p.m. and March 15; Jimmy Chevalier, 4 plays at 9:30 p.m. Mondays. see leprechauns and green the Mori Hosseini College of The Razorbacks at 10 p.m. Mike p.m., Tobacco Road Band, 8 Orange Avenue plays at 9:30 Large portions of the beer in Ireland either! Here is Hospitality and Culinary Quick Band will perform at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, March 16; Ashley p.m. Tuesdays. Caribbean population were confined to a traditional Irish meal. Management at Daytona p.m. Saturday, March 16, Young, 7 p.m. Sunday, March 17; Posse performs from 9:30 marginal agricultural areas. State College. Contact him at The rise of a commercial followed by Tommy Mac Band at Eric Christian & David Hakojarvi, p.m.-2 a.m. Thursday through Fried Cabbage with (386) 506-3578 or magoulc@ 6 p.m. and the Razorbacks at 6 p.m. Monday, March 18; Mark Sunday. Robert Keele plays market in grain and meat daytonastate.edu. 10 p.m.. Tommy Baz & Johnny Raisch, 6 p.m. Tuesday, March acoustic guitar from 5 p.m. to altered the diet of the native Bacon, Onion, and Sticks will perform at 1:15 p.m. 19; Gailforce, 6 p.m. Wednesday, 8 p.m. Wednesdays. Tom population by redirecting Sunday, March 17, followed by March 20, and JAM, 6 p.m. Redmond performs classic The Razorbacks at 3 p.m. For Thursday, March 21, at 918 N. rock from 5-8 p.m. Fridays. more information, call (386) Atlantic Ave. For more informa- Karaoke with Stormin’ Norman 252-9877 or visit dayton- tion, call (386) 947-7300 or visit is from 4-8 p.m. every Saturday will teach the same tech- Wednesday of each month abeachmainstreet.com hardtockhoteldaytonabeach. and Sunday, at 127 S. Ocean Artist niques at the Deltona Region- September through May at •Café Da Vinci: Robert Keele com. Ave., Daytona Beach. For more From page B1 al Library Saturday, May 4, as the Deltona library. The club will perform at 9 p.m. Friday, •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: information, call (386) part of the library’s “How to” also has weekly workshop March 15. Trae Pierce & The T Upcoming performers are 253-5224 or visit oceandeck. world. I hope my work Festival. time at the Center at Deltona Stone Band will perform 9 p.m. Xspanse, Friday, March 15; com. reminds viewers to slow The Deltona Art Club, at 1640 Dr. Martin Luther Saturday, March 16 and Badfish Robert Keele, Saturday, March •Ohana Luau Dinner Show: down and take a moment to will perform at 9 p.m. Thursday, 16; Don Hill, Sunday, March 17; established in January 1968, King Blvd. in Deltona. They This dinner show spectacular savor a little of it.” March 21. An open mike night Eddie Wolford, Monday, March and family-style feast will be is one of the oldest continu- meet from 12:30 to 3 p.m. starts at 7 p.m. each Wednesday 18, and Tuesday, March 19; Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Ms. Thompson enjoys ing running clubs in Central each Thursday, year-round. at 112 W. Georgia Ave., DeLand. Reuben Morgan, Wednesday, The show has a 6:30 p.m. sharing her love of art with Florida. All area artists work- The public may attend. For more information, call (386) March 20; and Gary Wright, seating, dinner at 7:15 p.m. others. She recently taught a ing in any medium are wel- For more information, visit 736-0008 or visit cafedavincide- Thursday, March 21. Weather and show at 7:30 p.m., at the class in Mandela painting for come to join the club, which deltonaartclub.com or email land.com. permitting, live music is at 2986 Hawaiian Inn, 2301 S. Atlantic the members of the club. She meets at 9:45 a.m. the second [email protected]. •CorkScrew Bar & Grille: Ocean Shore Blvd., Ormond-by- Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. Upcoming performers are the-Sea. For more information, For more information, call Robert Harris, noon-3 p.m., call (386) 265-1977. (386) 255-5411, Ext. 186, or Sunday, March 17; Joe Cal- •Merk’s Bar & Grill: On visit myohanaluau.com. energy into the mix this week. PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20 abrese, 6-9 p.m. Tuesday March Tuesday, there is Texas hold •Ormond Brewing Co.: Craft Scopes 19; and Gino Conti, 6-9 p.m. ’em; Wednesday is trivia beer tastings are 4 to 11 p.m. From page B1 AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 If you are single, this is the Wednesday, March 20, at 235 challenge night and Thursday Thursday and Friday, noon to perfect time to get out with Canal St., New Smyrna Beach. night is karaoke, all at 7:30 11 p.m. Saturday and noon to CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 Aquarius, your tongue may be friends as much as possi- For more information, call (386) p.m. There is live acoustic 8 p.m. Sunday. Live music and extra sharp this week, so be ble,Pisces. If you are in a 957-3955. guitar music at 7:30 p.m. food are featured Friday Capricorn, if you have been careful in how you talk to the relationship, prioritize date •Daytona Beach Brewing Co.: Fridays at 193 North Cause- evenings at 301 Division Ave., feeling stressed out or unim- ones you love. Exercise caution nights. Taproom hours are 4-8 p.m. way, New Smyrna Beach. For Unit 15, Ormond Beach. For pressed with a relationship, you around people at work as well. Tuesday-Thursday and noon to more information, call (386) more information call (386) may need to infuse a little extra 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday in 427-1177 or visit merksba- 256-3904. Unit N at 482 Fentress Blvd., randgrill.com. •Sinatra’s Laldila Ristorante: Daytona Beach. For more •Mr. Dunderbak’s: Sponsors Pianists play from 6-9 p.m. information, call (844) 352- a monthly beer tasting. Cost is Wednesday to Saturday. information, call (386) $50 per couple per year. For 2337 or visit daytonabeachbrew- $12 per person. Seating is Karaoke is 9 p.m. to close 676-3375. more information, visit Out DaytonaState.edu/wise, or ingcompany.com. limited to the first 70 prepaid Saturday at 355 Cassadaga From page B1 •Down the Hatch: Upcoming reservations. If interested, call Road, Lake Helen. For Tuesday, March 19 contact Suzette Cameron at performers are Willy Bouton, 1 (386) 258-1600 to reserve a information, call (386) 7825 or email newsmyrnaan- (386) 506-4506 or Suzette. p.m., Penta, 6 p.m. Friday, March spot at 1700 W. International 218-3806. [email protected]. •WISE: Daytona State College [email protected]. 15; The Brew Band, 1 p.m., Speedway. •Sunny’s Wine & Liquor: A free Foundation’s Wisdom in Senior •Great Pianists at Stetson SoulFire, 6 p.m. Saturday, March •Mulligan’s Family Sports wine and liquor tasting is Sunday, March 17 Education program will feature series: Boris Berman, a Grammy 16; and Dallas Reese, 1 p.m., Grille: Rock Star Karaoke will hosted from 4-7 p.m. each “Invasive Plants and Animals nominee and professor at Yale School of Music, will perform at Sunday, March 17, at 4894 be Friday, March 15, and Friday and Saturday at 350 S. •Ormond Beach Performing Arts Come to Florida ” from 2 to 7:30 p.m. at Lee Chapel in Front St., Ponce Inlet. For more Saturday, March 16. Eddie Spring Garden Ave., DeLand. Center: Main Event Entertain- 3:30 p.m. at the Advanced Elizabeth Hall, 421 N. Wood- information, call (386) 761- Uzzle & the Bad Habits, 5 p.m., For more information, call ment presents “Rocky Moun- Technology College, 1770 land Blvd., DeLand. Admission 4831 or visit downthehatchsea- March 17, St. Patrick’s Day. (386) 738-7533. tain Memories,” a John Denver Technology Blvd., Daytona is free. For more information, food.com. Live Team Trivia, play for free Tribute featuring Ron Rich, at Beach. call (386) 822-8950. •Frappes Italian Grille: and win prizes, is at 6:15 p.m., To submit ClubScene items 2:30 p.m. at 399 N. U.S. 1. Mr. Dr. Kenneth Nusbaum, vice •One Daytona: Spring Break “Happiest Hour” is in the bar March 18. Eddie Uzzle plays to Hometown News, email Rich will perform many of John chair of the Marine Discovery Splash Party will be from 5-8 nightly from 5-6:30 p.m. First oldies at 5:30 p.m., March 19. newsdy@hometownnewsol. Denver’s top songs, intertwined Center Board of Directors, will p.m. at 1 Victory Circle Lane, Tuesday of the month is wine Open Mic hosted by Bob com or fax (386) 322-5901. with humor and past memories. be the speaker. Daytona Beach. There will be tasting, two whites, two reds and Heartland is at 6 p.m., March Tickets are $30 in advance and WISE is open to anyone 50 or an appetizer for $25. For 20. Rock Star Karaoke is at 7 $35 at the door. For more older for $30 per individual or See OUT, page B4 B-4 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, March 15, 2019 Conklin Center celebrates with concert pianist For Hometown News dents and graduates while I thrilled to offer this rare per- [email protected] am in Daytona Beach,” he said. formance to our community,” “We are privileged to be part Ms. Harris said. “We are hum- The Conklin Center for the of creating independence and bled and grateful he is lending Blind will host world-re- transforming lives each day,” his tremendous gift to further nowned classical pianist Aldo Conklin Board Chairman our mission to help blind Ragone of Rome in a one- Michael Fielding said. “Aldo adults with additional disabili- night only performance from brings an immeasurable and ties be independent and con- 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, March exceptional element to our tributing citizens.” 21, at the performing arts cen- gala and will undoubtedly Mr. Ragone is an Alexander ter at 221 N. Beach St. shine a light on our organiza- Scriabin Scholar, a contempo- When he received a call tion to be noticed by current rary of Sergei Rachmaninoff at from Conklin Center CEO and new supporters as well as the Moscow Conservatory. He Kelly Harris about performing future students.” earned a doctoral degree in at the gala and learned about Ms. Harris, who has known piano performance. Photo courtesy of Aldo Ragone the center, Mr. Ragone said he Mr. Ragone for years, curated Tickets are $50 per person couldn’t say no. “I look for- the unique opportunity. and are available at conklin- World-renowned concert pianist Aldo Ragone takes the stage to celebrate The ward to touring The Conklin “Aldo has performed all center.org or call (386)-258- Conklin Center for the Blind’s 40th Anniversary on March 21. Center and meeting the stu- over the world and we are 3441.

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Admission is $10 for p.m. at Gateway Center for the classic musical March 21-24 adults, $5 for youth and Arts, 880 N. U.S. 17/92, and 29-30 at the Museum of students and free for ages 12 DeBary. For more information, Arts and Sciences’ Root and younger. Tickets are call Rob Rinaldo at (407) Auditorium, 352 S. Nova Road, available at the door or at 443-6965. Daytona Beach. stetson.edu/music-tickets. •Lake Helen Market in the Park: Evening shows are at 7:30 •Great Organists at Stetson: 8 a.m. to noon each Saturday at p.m. March 21, 22, 23, 29, and Boyd Jones, Stetson University Blake Park, 437 N. Lakeview 30, with 2 p.m. matinees March Price Professor of Organ and Drive. 23 and 24. Tickets are $18 and University Organist, will •Meditation: Offered at 9 available at positivelyfloridaTC. perform at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, a.m., each Wednesday at the com by calling (386) 690-9295 March 26, at Lee Chapel in Bamboo Arts Center, 4490 or at Aberrant Art Gallery, 118 Elizabeth Hall, 421 N. Wood- Cave Lake Road, DeLeon N. Beach St., Daytona Beach, land Blvd., DeLand. For more Springs. Previous experience is and Renewals Bookshop, 221 information, call (386) not a hindrance and probably a Above: Diane O’Bremski Washington St., New Smyrna 822-8950. benefit. Admission is free. For Beach. of DeLand teaches her more information, call (386) For more information, call 277-2069 or visit mentalillness- dog Rusty to fly during (386) 690-9295. Ongoing Events myths.com. the Mardi Gras on Main •Peabody Auditorium: “The •Sandcastle Storytellers: The Sound of Music” will be Street in Downtown on •American Legion Post 127: group meets from 6-8 p.m. performed at 7:30 p.m. at 600 Saturday, March 2. Every first and third Saturday Saturdays at the Boston Auditorium Blvd., Daytona bingo is played at 1 p.m. with Gourmet Coffee Shop, 109 E. Beach. Tickets start at $64 plus free hot dogs and coffee. Public New York Ave., DeLand. The applicable service fees. For Right: Bart and Trish hall rental is available at 109 public may attend. more information, call (386) Masker of Florida Wild Cassadaga Road, Lake Helen. •Sons of Italy Deltona: Bingo is 671-3460 or visit peabodyau- For information, call (386) at 6 p.m. each Tuesday. Every Veterinary Hospital of ditorium.org. 228-2770. Wednesday is dinner from DeLand cruise by with •Artisan Alley Farmer’s Market: 4:30-8 p.m. with dancing, their dogs Gizmo, left, Upcoming events The market is from 6-9 p.m. Donation is $5 for pasta. each Friday in Downtown Non-members are welcome. and Sailor during the •Reach the Beach National DeLand and offers local, Take out is available at 1270 Mardi Gras on Main Cheerleading Championship: This organic produce, plants, orchids Doyle Road. For more informa- Street in Downtown on event will be March 22-23 at and homemade breads. For tion, call (386) 574 1122. Saturday, March 2. the Ocean Center and Band- more information, call (386) •Toastmasters: This group shell. For more information, 589-3118. meets at 6 p.m. Mondays at the visit DaytonaBeach.com/ •Celebrate Recovery at TLC: A Embry-Riddle Aeronautical events. 12-step program that meets at University Business Building, Randy Barber •Florida Wildflower & Garden 7 p.m. every Friday in The Room 268, in Daytona Beach. staff photographer Festival: Come celebrate spring Lighthouse Church Cafe, 1525 For more information, call at the MainStreet DeLand S. State Road 15-A, DeLand. (386) 236-8969. Association’s 13th annual Childcare is provided. •VFW Post 8093: Bingo is at 5 festival from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. •DeBary Hall Historic Site: p.m. Sundays. Pinochle is at Saturday, March 23. Tours of the 1871 hunting lodge 6:30 p.m. and corn hole at 7 Nature- and garden-related are available from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays. Tuesday there is items will be available from p.m. Tuesday through Saturday free pool all day until 7 p.m.; Religion News vendors lining West Indiana and from noon to 4 p.m. then the pool league plays. Avenue in Downtown DeLand. Sunday. Admission is $5 for Bunco is 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. St. Jude’s strawberries and an opportunity to donate Monday, March 18, in the The Central Florida Zoo & adults, $4 for seniors, $2 for Karaoke is at 7 p.m. Wednes- blood. Flats of strawberries Church Library, 1401 W. New children ages 3 to 12, and free Botanical Gardens and Lyonia day. Dinner is served 5-7 p.m. from Plant City will be avail- York Ave., DeLand. Dorothy Environmental Center will have for children 2 and younger. For Wednesday. The dice game Left The 34th annual Strawberry more information, visit Center Right is played at 7 p.m. Festival will be from 9 a.m. to able to buy. and Paul Ashton are hosts on animals and children’s Entry is free. For more infor- Monday. activities. Beginning at 9 a.m., debaryhall.com. Thursday. There is an all-you- 3 p.m. Saturday, March 16, at free presentations will be •DeLand Farmer’s Market: 7 can-eat fish fry Friday from 5-7 St. Jude’s Episcopal Church, mation, visit stjudescentral- Additional meetings will be offered on the hour at the a.m. to noon each Wednesday p.m. Friday and Saturday 815 E. Graves Ave., Orange florida.org. at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, March Athens Theatre, 124 N. Florida at the Volusia County Fair- entertainment is at 7:30 p.m. City. 21 at Boston Coffeehouse, 109 Ave. Chess Park will serve as grounds, 3050 E. New York Drinks and pizza are served at There will be arts and craft- E. New York Ave., DeLand and Ave., DeLand. Church hosts another hub of activity, with the Canteen. The post is at 351 ers, business vendors, ham- at 1 p.m. Tuesday, March 19, at •DeLand Flea Market: 6:30 S. Charles Richard Beall Blvd., demonstrations. A free shuttle burgers, hot dogs, French fries, Lifetree Cafe Grand Villa, 350 E. Interna- will run throughout the day to a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and DeBary. For more information, tional Speedway Blvd., Sunday, at 535 Fair St. For visit vfwpost8093.com or call and all things strawberry: jam, transport guests between the First Christian Church will DeLand. garden festival and the DeLand more information, call (386) (386) 668-8640. shortcakes, bread, pie, cookies 631-6500. •West Volusia Historical Society and specialty strawberry pizza. sponsor Lifetree Cafe with the For more information, call Outdoor Art Festival. For more (386) 734-0677. information, visit floridawild- •Deltona Woman’s Club: The festival also will have topic “Angels, Are They Bunco is played at 7 p.m. the See OUT, page B5 pony rides, live entertainment Reaching Out to You” at 7 p.m. Enjoy Hassle Free Boating Two Hearts Becoming One Lauren Henderson & Joe Tresize All Year Round! December 12, 2016 Over 175 OPEN HOUSES 11AM-3PM Locations! 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General Eli Tomac rode a Kawasaki meeting starts at 7 p.m. and Florida Tennis Center is to victory Saturday, March 9, seminars starts at 7:30 p.m. offering free Saturday junior in the DAYTONA Supercross For more information, con- tennis from 10:30 a.m. to noon at Daytona International tact David Rittweger at pro- from March 23 to May 18 at 1 Speedway, becoming the fifth [email protected], (386) 334- Deuce Court, Daytona Beach. rider to win the race three 9038 or hsfc.com. times. Rackets and balls are pro- Riding the No. 3 Monster vided. Hot dogs will be served Energy Kawasaki and wearing March 23. There will be a ice Offshore Challenge a helmet bearing the likeness cream party May 18. of Daytona stock car legend Reservations are required by The Halifax Sport Fishing Dale Earnhardt, Tomac March 20 by calling (386) 671- Club’s 19th annual Offshore assumed the lead on Lap 5 of 8901 or email okarskikristen@ Challenge will run for two the 18-lap 450SX main event codb.us. weeks March 30 to April 13, in en route to a dominating ride. which participants pick their Second-place Cooper Webb Fishing club seminar two days to fish during those finished 6.889 seconds behind dates. March 28 is the captain’s Mr. Tomac. The Halifax Sport Fishing meeting at the club with regis- The next big race is the Day- Club’s next seminar is March tration opening at 6 p.m. The tona 200 at 1 p.m. Saturday, 21 on trolling offshore and awards ceremony will be April March 16, at DIS, 1801 W. tournament prep. 16 at the club. Photo courtesy of Brock Allen International Speedway Blvd., The guest speaker is the At least one representative Port Orange resident, 14 year old Brock Allen, landed a 21 inch red fish while Daytona Beach. club’s tournament director from each boat must attend The 57-lap race will feature Capt. Jesse Jones. fishing at HighBridge on his Gheenoe with his dad. Young Allen states he start- the captain’s meeting. There a $175,000 purse, with $25,000 Capt. Jones will cover every- ed fishing at age 4 and credits his father for his success. Brock also want to be are some special raffles and a to the winner and a Rolex thing participants need to a pro one day. If you’d like to show off your Catch of the Week, send a “jpeg” small boat award. Cosmograph Daytona watch. know for targeting wahoo, The club is at 3431 S. Ridge- format photo with your name, hometown and where you caught the fish to Adult tickets start at $35. dolphin and kingfish. Topics wood Ave., Port Orange. [email protected]. Children younger than 12 will include which baits, lures, For early registration or admitted free with paid adult rods and gear are needed. The information regarding the tour- director Capt. Jesse Jones at (386) 453-6489. hsfc.com. admission. seminar also will cover how [email protected] or For more information, visit For more information or nament, contact tournament Fishing the Scenic Loop and Cobb’s Corner nder gray skies I the fish didn’t stand a chance. like to stand. After our warm mostly useless. Over the years with a mixture of crab meat launched my kayak and From time to time a reader February, I was surprised to I have witnessed a six-hour and bread crumbs. I used paddled west along FISHING will complain I plug that bait see those snowbirds still here. tidal cycle turn in only two melted butter as a dip and I UOrmond’s Loop. WITH DAN far too often, but until Rick Who knows on what signal and a half hours. I imagine the swear the result is as close to Once in the narrow canal DAN SMITH Kayholm moved down from they will pick up and leave for strange goings on are due to lobster as you can get. Lana behind Cobb’s Corner, I felt a Michigan, I was ordering parts unknown. They never the fact that at times the pull is had her trout pan fried in a bit rush of nostalgia. The place those lures from Louisiana. seem to hunt or feed; just from Matanzas Inlet and of oil. has significance in local (Much better to get them from huddle together to stand in others from Ponce Inlet. Spotted sea trout are great history and in my own life as the question, but as Popeye Edgewater.) As far as I know, the warm sunshine. The Regardless of tide, I was anyway you cook them. Get well. said, “I yam what I yam.” That no other local company makes roseate spoonbills are now able to land a couple 15-inch out and get some for yourself In the 1700s, the site served thought still makes me smile. them. gone and won’t return until keepers to finish my limit. and let me know how you do. as a platform to ship product On this day I had gone I tell you about the lures warmer weather. Once I had them home on the for the nearby British sugar there looking for red drum, because that is what works for Another fat 17-inch trout cleaning table, I found that all Dan Smith has fished the plantations. In the 1800s, it but nothing was hitting. I me. I suppose over the years came to the net. The tide was four female fish contained no waters of Volusia County for became a thriving fish camp moved on. Soon I caught a more of my chartreuse jigs rushing in very strong and I eggs. Obviously we are still a more than 40 years. Email that would last for decades, nice 17-inch spotted sea trout have been sold in Volusia decided to beach the kayak to couple months away from questions and comments to and eventually it would and a bit later released four County than any other kind. wait for it to slow some. It spawning season. The fishing [email protected]. His book, “I become a fine family-owned undersized ones. My only goal is to help you never did. Instead, the current will pick up when that Swear the Snook Drowned,” is seafood restaurant. It was Eventually I passed two catch more fish. slammed to a sudden stop. happens. available for purchase for there that I took my girlfriend, other kayak fishermen and I paddled past the sandbar Trying to predict the tides Lana baked a couple trout $10.95 at (386) 441-7793. Lana Borkowski, to propose noticed both had baited their where the big white pelicans in the High Bridge area is filets for me that she stuffed nearly 45 years ago. rods with Dan Smith Special Looking back on that Edition chartreuse shrimp tail moment, it may have not been jigs from Grandslam Baits. a good thing to take Lana When they saw my own, we deep into the swamp to pop shared a laugh and declared On her way

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last tour is at 3 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children Out under 11 and free for children From page B4 under six. For more information, Complex: The complex consists of call (386) 740-6813, email The Henry A. DeLand House [email protected] or visit Museum and gift shop, the delandhouse.com. Robert M. Conrad Education and Research Center and the Lue To include an item in Out & Gim Gong Memorial Garden. About, send an email to Guided tours and gift shop are [email protected] available. Hours are noon to 4 or fax (386) 322-5901. p.m. Tuesday to Saturday. The B-6 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, March 15, 2019

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