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Open to the Public with Internet Pricing Vol. 6, No. 8 Your Local News and Information Source • www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, April 7, 2017 Put your Since 1977 personality and style in your home, Community after all there is no Gateway improvement 2500 S. Nova Rd. one like you! Notes South Daytona Ask your builder what your Six finalists named grants available in DeLand allowance is for for police chief lighting, By Lori Carter ing district. then buy it here. For Hometown News “The intent of these grants is to beautify and Six finalists have been also be functional,” said Wayne Carter, execu- named for the position of Gateway Business Improvement Grants are still 386-761-2251 available to businesses that meet the criteria. tive director of MainStreet DeLand. “It’s If Building or Remodeling police chief. important when you drive into to town. You Call For An Appointment The grant program, which is funded by the City of No Appointment Necessary A selection committee want it to look nice.” March 27 narrowed down its DeLand and administered by MainStreet DeLand for Retail Customers Association, allows business owners along the city Projects may include exterior building Mon-Fri 9-5 Sat 10-4 list of candidates to six con- renovations, pressure washing, installation tenders. They are: gateways to apply for up to 50 percent of the total See everything in a new light. eligible project cost, not to exceed $5,000. of landscape buffers where there were none, •Dave Brannon, Volusia signage and other projects as approved by the City said. County Sheriff’s Office “We still have $15,000 left,” said Steve Burley, eco- “It’s an incentive.” nomic development manager for the city. “It’s a great Commission. •Lenn Carter, Denton Mr. Carter said, in the past, projects included Projects not allowed include building (Texas) Police Department program. It acts as a catalyst of people to fix up and reroofs, parking lot restriping, resodding lawns and clean up that they may not have normally done.” owners of a bowling alley adding landscaping and •Mike Coffin, New Smyrna tree islands; owners of an auto repair shop used the installation of irrigation systems. “Properties that Beach Police Department money to repaint their building; and owners of a are in violation of city codes are not usually eligible •Kevin Gyrion, Clinton Mr. Burley said the application process is open for funding,” according to a city news release. from April 3 to 4 p.m. May 2. Areas include the core donut shop redesigned the parking area. (Iowa) Police Department “The grants are small. It’s not a lot of money,” he •Dave Sklarek, Osceola gateway district, redevelopment district and emerg- See GATEWAY, page A2 County Sheriff’s Office •Jason Umberger, Swatara Township (Pennsylvania) Police Department F.A.I.T.H. demands: The six candidates will tour Future medical career? the city, interview with the committee and meet with resi- ‘stop criminalizing dents 6-9 p.m. Tuesday, April 11, at the Chisholm Center and 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, April childhood’ 12, at the Sanborn Center. The 30-plus member orga- The selection committee By Diane M. Carey nizations of Fighting Against will meet at 6 p.m. April 13 to [email protected] Injustice Towards Harmony decide on a top choice. City “Decriminalizing child- gathered a standing room Manager Michael Pleus will hood” was a key element of only crowd of 1,500 plus for make the final decision. the F.A.I.T.H group’s latest the assembly at the Peabody For more information, visit Action Assembly. Auditorium in Daytona deland.org/Pages/delandfl_ “Our children, especially Beach March 27. webdocs/PoliceChiefsearch. children of color, are being Other primary issues criminalized,” said Father needing immediate solu- Section 8 applications Chris Hoffmann, pastor of tions, according to F.A.I.T.H., Our Lady of Hope Catholic include enabling first available April 6-8 Church in Port Orange. “In responders to have access to the last five years over 4,000 the lifesaving drug NARCAN Volusia County’s Commu- children (in Volusia County) when dealing with opioid nity Assistance Division will between the ages of 5 and 10 overdose victims, and an accept pre-applications for the years old have been arrested ongoing homeless issue and Housing Choice Voucher Pro- for first time misdemeanor need for a shelter. gram (Section 8) waiting list offenses. Arresting children Besides an update on the until 11:59 p.m. April 8. for childish mistakes intro- progress of these initiatives Applications must be sub- duces them into the criminal undertaken, the assembly Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer mitted online at volusia.org/ justice system while offering was a chance to see where Orlando City College student Edelis Colon holds her 8-1/2-month-old daugh- section8. little or no help or interven- elected officials stood on the For information, contact the ter, Yenelis Baes-Colon, as Dr. Christopher DiBello, a pulmonologist at Flori- tion. Our society is marginal- named topics. division at (386) 736-5955 or da Hospital DeLand, explains a procedure to help patients with extreme izing these young people and Father Hoffmann, is [email protected]. asthma during a public tour on Thursday, March 30, of the hospital’s reno- taking away their future by F.A.I.T.H. co-chair with Rev. branding them criminals for vated surgical suites. Tour members had to wear protective “bunny suits” to Master Gardener Plant the rest of their lives” See F.A.I.T.H., page A2 help keep the operating rooms from being contaminated. Faire set for April 8

Hundreds of plants will be offered for sale at the 19th annual Master Gardener Plant DeLand Latitude and Vendor Faire from 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 8, at the Volusia County Agricul- man of right for See NOTES, page A2 many Buffet Personal Finance A8

PLANSTRONGER talents project By Diane M. Carey [email protected] Early retiring retirement By Lori Carter Minto Communities and is possible For Hometown News Margaritaville Holdings hosted with good a groundbreaking ceremony planning John Gaffney has seen complete with Jimmy Buffet thousands and thousands of tunes in a highly festive atmo- patients in his 62-year career sphere as plans for the very first as a chiropractor and acu- of their joint effort active adult puncturist. communities, coined Latitude Entertainment B1 Dr. Gaffney, 84, and his Photo by Lori Carter Margaritaville, were celebrated wife Debra “Rusty” Gaffney, in Daytona Beach March 28. ART AMONG TREES an acupuncturist and nutri- Dr. John Gaffney has done many things in his life and now he’ll try retire- Inspired by the legendary tionist, own Volusia Center ment. music and lifestyle of singer, for Complementary Medi- songwriter, author and now cine, 339 E. New York Ave., Many patients gathered for enough to work on his boats,” humorous words,” he said. partner Jimmy Buffett, the DeLand. The center is an his send off. he said and laughed. Serious- Mr. Lopenski said he came event occurred with a steel integrated health clinic that Gary McLeod, 67, has been ly though, “He’s going to be to Dr. Gaffney again in 1999 drum band, tropical refresh- offers acupuncture, chiro- seeing Dr. Gaffney for 25 well missed by a lot of peo- when he was to travel to Jack- ments and plenty of dignitaries practic care and nutrition. years. He’s had back problems p l e .” sonville to get on a plane for on hand. Chiropractor Susan Vigo for most of his life. At first Tony Lopenski, 62, first some alternative treatment In February, Margaritaville joined the team last year. he’d come once or twice saw Dr. Gaffney when he was for cancer. He threw out his Holdings and Minto Commu- Take a stroll through “I’m working on my fourth culture in DeLeon Springs weekly and then to once 14 years old. He was playing back. nities announced a partnership generation and I’m going to monthly. junior high football when he “He’s come through for me to develop new active adult be retired tomorrow,” he said “He was always here when couldn’t keep his back in over and over again,” he said. communities inspired by the Index at his party, which was Tues- I needed him,” Mr. McLeod place. He came twice. Dr. Gaffney first had the Margaritaville lifestyle in some day, March 28. “Most of our said. “I used to keep his boats “Not only did he give great thought of becoming a chiro- of the nation’s most popular Business A7 Out & About B1 patients have pain. We can going and he kept my back treatments to set young ath- practor when he was in high destinations. Latitude Margari- Classified B5 Police Report A5 manipulate all those struc- going. letes’ backs, but he would give school. He was a pole vaulter. Crossword B4 Sports B5 taville in Daytona Beach is the Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6 tures and that helps in heal- “He kept me going well us a little spiritual advice and i n g .” See RETIRING, page A9 See LATITUDE, page A9 Parkinsons Support Group Always the 1st Wednesday of the month. Next class: Wednesday, May 3rd Located in the pub at 2:30pm A-2 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, April 7, 2017

tough on crime we must be Sheriff Chitwood and Rhon- F.A.I.T.H. smart on crime,” he said. da Harvey will be traveling to From page A1 Bryant Wilcox, freshmen New York City in April to class president at attend a national symposium Willie Barnes of Mt. ZioAME Bethune-Cookman University, to see what other mental Church in Daytona Beach. then gave an impassioned plea health and law enforcement Fr. Hoffmann is a part of the in support of civil citations. agencies are doing to combat driving force behind “de-crim- Daytona Beach Police Chief the drug epidemic. inalizing childhood,” seeking Craig Capri and Volusia Ms. Harvey, CEO for Stew- to make civil citations for juve- County Sheriff Mike Chit- art-Marchman-Act Behavioral nile offenders mandatory in wood were present and agreed Healthcare, spoke about NAR- certain situations in lieu of to increase the percentage of CAN and the plan for every arrests. eligible youth that receive civil deputy to carry it as well as “Our society has bought citations to 80 percent by Daytona Beach officers. She into the myth that our young March 2018. Currently it is at encouraged all law enforce- people are dangerous crimi- about 50 percent. ment agencies within Volusia nals that need to be locked up,” “Give them a chance to have County to work with SMA to he said. “This myth of fear is a a second chance so when they make it happen in order to powerful motivator. We get older it’s not haunting save lives. believe that our children them 20 years down the road One of the more poignant Photo by Diane Carey should be given second chanc- when they try to get a job or go moments of the evening came es.” to college,” Chief Capri said. when Janet Oddo of Port Sheriff Mike Chitwood talks to County Council member Heather Post while One of the most powerful “We are 100 percent commit- Orange described in painful Holly Hill Mayor John Penny looks on during the F.A.I.T.H. Action Assembly held moments came when Fr. Hoff- ted.” detail the story of her only on March 27. mann asked those in atten- Sheriff Chitwood also child’s struggles with drug dance to stand if they ever agreed to equip and train all addiction and ultimate over- drank alcohol as a child, along Beach Mayor Derrick Henry present were Heather Post and members Pat Patterson, Deb his deputies with NARCAN by dose death. He leaves behind a were all present and all agreed Joyce Cusack. They agreed Denys, and Fred Lowry will with other typical childhood the end of 2017. Chief Capri daughter whose mother is in offenses. No one appeared to homelessness is a countywide they would vote for the county vote. F.A.I.T.H. members agreed to work with SMA to recovery from drug use. Ms. problem. The City of Daytona to allocate the land for the hoped the shelter issue would remain sitting. find a funding source so his Oddo strongly supports the Civil citations are not just a Beach has already agreed to shelter as well as $2 million in be addressed at the April 6 officers can also be outfitted use and availability of NAR- contribute $400,000 annually capital and $2 million towards County Council meeting and slap on the wrist and restitu- and trained with NARCAN. CAN. tion can be involved as well, he for four years towards the cre- shelter operations. Council- encouraged supporters to “This is a problem that The most contentious topic ation of a First Step Shelter. woman Billie Wheeler, attend. said. Substance abuse treat- affects all of us,” the sheriff discussed was homelessness. ment and mentoring were Mayors Penny and Partington although not present, agreed For more information, visit said. “This is not a Volusia Ormond Beach Mayor Bill agreed to urge their cities to to the above via email. faithvolusia.org. other options suggested. County problem, this is an Partington, Holly Hill Mayor “Instead of being soft or contribute to operating costs. It is unclear how Council American problem.” John Penny and Daytona County Council members Chair Ed Kelley and council Sculpture Walk bear Health News ALF chefs battle for COPD Support Group For an appointment, call (386) 320-0110 or (386) 320 who’s mac & cheesiest Anyone diagnosed with -0633. chronic obstructive pulmo- Senior Helpers of Deland, a nary disease as well as family Low-cost mental health provider of in-home senior and friends, may attend a sup- care, will host the second port group from 3:30 to 4:30 services available annual Battle of the ALF Chefs p.m. Tuesday, April 11, at Flor- (Mac & Cheese) in partner- ida Hospital DeLand class- The House Next Door ship with the Parkinson’s rooms A and B at 701 W. Counseling Center offers Association of Daytona Beach. Plymouth Ave. mental health services in West Chefs from assisted living The monthly support group Volusia County. facilities across Volusia Coun- provides opportunities for For as little as $2 a session, ty will gather from 5 to 7 p.m. support, as well as education you can receive individual, Tuesday, April 11, on World’s about COPD. There will also family, marriage, play or trau- Parkinson’s Day at Byte Bistro, be snacks and drinks. ma therapy. 145 N. Woodland Blvd., Free valet parking with oxy- To qualify, participants will DeLand, to make their best gen and wheelchair assistance need two proofs of residency mac & cheese recipes. is available. in West Volusia County, two Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer Volusia County residents For information, contact proofs of identification, proof of income and proof of Afford- Gainesville sculptor Leslie Tharp, second from right, answers questions are invited to attend and enjoy Dave Thompson, COPD educa- able Care Act application. about her iron bear piece, “Out of the Woods,” on West Indiana Avenue, on a dinner featuring the mac & tor, at (386) 943-3038 or David. [email protected]. The Deltona Counseling Friday, March 3, following the artists reception at the Museum of Art-DeLand cheese dishes plus other food Center is at 840 Deltona Blvd, Downtown Galleries inaugurating the 2017 DeLand Sculpture Walk. From and dessert. Attendees will Suite K. left are Fred Peace, DeLand; Dustee Heinze, DeLand; Caryn Long, Lake have an opportunity to vote Free health screening For more information, call Helen; Suzi Peace, DeLand; Ms. Tharp; and Sharon LeBoff, DeLand, with for their favorite recipe, deter- (386) 860-1776. mining who will win the cov- The Hispanic Health Initia- her dog Panda. eted ALF Chef of the Year tive will host a free health Traveling Trophy Award. screening for West Volusia res- Free HIV screenings The cost is $15 per person. idents. offered three contractor estimates. Mr. Burley said the pro- Proceeds benefit the Parkin- The screenings will include Gateway Once an award is made, gram has been around for at son’s Association. blood pressure, glucose, cho- Rising Against All Odds will From page A1 MainStreet DeLand will pre- least 10 years. The city allo- For reservations and to buy lesterol and body mass index provide free, private and con- pare the documentation for cates the money for the Gate- tickets, visit parkinsondayto- from 1 to 6 p.m. Fridays, April fidential HIV screenings. The application process payment of eligible expenses. way Grants as well as other 14 and 21, at Farmworker For more information, call includes a detailed outline for na.org/battle-alf-chefs. A detailed receipt and can- beatification grants, such as Association of Florida, 111 (386) 202-4209 or visit risin- the project with photographs, celed check are needed for Community Redevelopment Fountain Drive, Pierson. gagainstallodds.com. drawings, colors to be used reimbursement. It takes Grants. for exterior buildings and sig- about four weeks to process For more information, visit nage, landscape plans and a the request for reimburse- mainstreetdeland.org. project budget with at least ment. free. Pets are not allowed, but Personnel Board Notes service dogs will be admitted. From page A1 For a sneak peek, check out to meet April 11 the Plant Faire Preview from 9 tural Center, 3100 E. New York a.m. to noon Friday, April 7, at Volusia County’s Personnel Ave., DeLand. the Agricultural Center. Plants Board will meet at 3 p.m. Master gardeners have been will not be sold during the Tuesday, April 11, to review a sowing and growing all year to previewed, but master garden- new position and some exist- assemble plants ideal for ers will answer questions. ing county positions manage- growing in Central Florida. Proceeds support the coun- ment recommends designat- Bring a wagon and choose ty’s Master Gardener Program. ing unclassified pursuant to from a variety of plants, herbs For more information, visit the county’s merit system rules and edibles. volusia.org/master-gardener. and regulations. Admission and parking are See NOTES, page A5

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Sales 386-749-4911 Service Central Florida Fern Co-op Monday-Friday Parts 567 S. Volusia Ave. 8AM-5PM Pierson, FL 32180 Friday, April 7, 2017 www.HometownNewsOL.com DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • A-3 Getting married? I have the place! ah, love is in the air. son-Price Memorial Building. most beautiful and historic Each spring lovers of LAND LINES The stately facility with the buildings would be a great FREE SUBSCRIPTION all ages begin to DAN SMITH red carpet entrance and large beginning for any couple. Acontemplate matrimony. In columns is the perfect place For details, call the Ormond recent years traditional for your reception. It was Beach Historical Society at SIGN UP AT marriage has made somewhat named for the two men who (386) 677-7005 from 10 a.m. of a comeback and with good built the famous Hotel to 3 p.m. Tuesday through hometownnewsol.com reason. Let’s face it, life is a Ormond that stood just across Saturday or stop by the troubled road. Having the site of the first Christian the river. Macdonald House at 38 E. someone along to share the wedding in North America. In Although it is just over 100 Granada Blvd. journey is priceless. I know 1566 the beautiful native years old, there have been lots Such an elegant start does because I have been lucky American Princess Issena of of updates. A full kitchen and not guarantee you the success enough to have my bride at the Timucuan Tribe married serving area sits just off the Lana and I have had, but it my side for 43 years come the French nobleman Ernst main dining room that seats can’t hurt. Plan your wedding April 17. d’Erlach on the shores of what nearly 100. A large dance floor in Ormond Beach and good If you are thinking of tying is now the Halifax River. The is in front of a raised stage and luck! the knot, you couldn’t do exact location is lost to the bathrooms are now better than Ormond Beach. At history, but the French handicap accessible. Wifi is Dan Smith is on the board of the western end of the Huguenot Society has placed a available throughout and the directors for the Ormond Beach beautiful Granada Boulevard commemorative marker in the tables and chairs are included Historical Society and The bridge sits the quaint little church gardens at the spot in your rental of only $100 per Motor Racing Heritage Pilgrims Rest Church in where they believe it hap- hour. The parking lot was Association and is the author Bailey’s Riverbridge Gardens. pened. To share your vows in recently enlarged and can of two books, “The World’s Shopping around for car insurance? The ancient church is sur- what could be the site of the accommodate all your guests. Greatest Beach” and “I Swear rounded by a lush garden that very first marriage in our To have your wedding at the Snook Drowned.” Email Auto-Owners Insurance offers board, flexible protection for your car and you! begs for photos. 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Volusia picked for sexual assault training 321 Stratford CommonS Court • deltona • (386) 574-3030 For Hometown News was to create an intensive cur- [email protected] “We know that sexual violence is one of the riculum incorporating the most underreported crimes and that victim most up-to-date sexual assault Sexual assault is among the investigative and prosecutorial most traumatic of all crimes, confidence in criminal justice systems has a strategies. leaving emotional scars long irect impact on the number of reports.” “We know that sexual vio- after the physical ones heal. lence is one of the most under- And it can also be one of the reported crimes, and that vic- most complicated and chal- Grace Frances tim confidence in criminal lenging crimes for law enforce- Director of Special Projects justice systems has a direct ment to handle. Florida Council Against Sexual Violence impact on the number of That was the impetus reports,” said Grace Frances, behind a cutting-edge pro- Sexual Violence. pate.” Director of Certification and gram designed to help officers “There are many unique The program, called the Special Projects for the coun- and prosecutors work more factors that make sexual Excellence in Sexual Assault cil. “This project model pro- effectively with victims to assault investigations different Response Project is a partner- vides trauma-informed inves- bring their perpetrators to jus- from any other type of crimi- ship between the council and tigative and prosecutorial tice. nal investigation,” Sheriff the criminal justice communi- techniques and tools that can Recently, the Volusia Coun- Chitwood said in a news ty that’s funded by the Depart- lead to better victim participa- ty Sheriff’s Office was notified release. “Working in partner- ment of Justice, Office on Vio- tion. When victims are sup- it was among four locations in ship with the victim to corrob- lence Against Women. It ported and offenders held Florida selected to receive the orate the facts needed to arrest includes extensive training on accountable, our communities specialized training. the offender and secure a con- the science of trauma, the are safer -- a goal that FCASV Volusia County Sheriff Mike viction is critically important. brain and body’s biological and our project partners have Chitwood said he was pleased That’s what this program is all response to the trauma of sex- in common.” to be chosen for the program, about, and we’re thrilled that ual assault and how it impacts which is being offered through we were selected to partici- victims’ reactions. The goal the Florida Council Against

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It really does make a difference! A-4 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, April 7, 2017 Friday, April 7, 2017 www.HometownNewsOL.com DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • A-5 Police Report Editor’s note: This is a list of DeLand, was arrested March •Jason A. Silverman, 38, of 24 and charged with habitually arrests, not convictions, and 24 and charged with battery DeLand, was arrested March driving with a revoked license all arrestees are presumed on a code inspector. Bail was 26 and charged with posses- and unlawful attachment of a innocent unless or until proven set at $2,500. sion of a Schedule II sub- registration license plate not guilty in a court of law. •Katie N. Davis, 22, of stance. Bail was set at $2,500. assigned. Bail was not set. DeLeon Springs, was arrested •Christopher L. Gibbs, 28, •Noah Drake Chavez, 18, of DeLand March 24 and charged with of DeLand, was arrested DeLand, was arrested March Police Department possession of cannabis and March 26 and charged with 27 and charged with fleeing/ methamphetamine, and oper- possession of cocaine. Bail was attempting to elude law (888) 277-TIPS •Chad D. Willsey, 43, of ating a vehicle with a canceled not set. enforcement and resisting an DeLand, was arrested March license. Bail was not set. •Chrishaud Joquion Mack- officer without violence. Bail 28 and charged with aggravat- was set at $3,000. Wanted •Delvin R. Dillard, 40, of ey, 22, of DeLand, was arrested ed battery on a pregnant per- •Matthew Beatty Penne- DeLeon Springs, was arrested March 30 and charged with son. Bail was not set. backer, 55, of DeLand, was •Morgan T. Chapman, 25, of March 24 and charged with sale and delivery of cocaine arrested March 29 and charged DeLand, was arrested March habitually driving with a and a Schedule II substance with leaving the scene of a 28 and charged with grand revoked license. Bail was set at within 1,000 feet of a school. crash involving damage, driv- theft. Bail was set at $2,500. $1,000. Bail was set at $20,000. ing under the influence, bat- •Kwamane J. White, 24, of tery on a law enforcement offi- Volusia County DeLand, was arrested March Florida Highway Patrol cer. Resisting arrest with 25 and charged with a drug Sheriff’s Office violence and DUI with dam- offense and possession of can- •Owen L. Graham, 22, of age to person/property. Bail nabis. Bail was set at $10,500. was set at $5,000. •William P. Beres, 56, of DeLand, was arrested March Ponce Inlet dredging to begin April 11 U.S. Coast Guard buoy R8B in winter and spring 2018. The sand or sediment dredged For Hometown News Darius Rashaad Brown [email protected] Ponce de Leon Inlet. The sand sand again will be placed in from navigation channels and will be placed in the nearshore, the nearshore of New Smyrna place it on or near shorelines Maintenance dredging of off New Smyrna Beach, south Beach. to renourish beaches and pro- Wanted person: and has black hair and brown Ponce de Leon Inlet is sched- of the inlet. The U.S. Army Consolidating the inlet and vide coastal protection. Darius Rashaad Brown eyes. If you see Brown, don’t uled to begin April 11 to pro- Corps of Engineers Dredge Intracoastal dredging projects The Corps of Engineers Birth date: April 7, 1995 try to apprehend him. vide an interim solution to Currituck will complete the is expected to result in a cost maintains coastal and inland Reason wanted: Burglary Anyone with information sand deposited in the inlet by work by May 15. savings of $1 million to $1.5 commercial navigation chan- regarding his whereabouts is Hurricane Matthew, according The Corps plans a more million. Placement of the nels with priority given to Crime Stoppers of North- asked to call Crime Stoppers to the County of Volusia. intense dredging of Ponce de dredged material in the near- those projects that provide the east Florida is seeking infor- toll-free at (888) 277-TIPS. Dredging will keep the Leon Inlet along with dredg- shore of New Smyrna Beach greatest economic and envi- mation regarding the where- You can also submit a tip by channel open for safe naviga- ing of the Intracoastal Water- brings dredging and coastal ronmental return to the abouts of 21-year-old Darius downloading the smart- tion for as long as possible way in the vicinity of the protection together through nation. These channels oper- Rashaad Brown. Brown is phone app from the Crime through summer 2017. Ponce de Leon Inlet later this regional sediment manage- ate together with other federal wanted on arrest warrants Stoppers website westop- The dredging will remove year. It will issue a solicitation ment. and non-federal assets to form charging him with five crime.com. Callers to Crime about 130,000 cubic yards of in September for bids from The mission of regional sed- an intermodal transportation counts of burglary and one Stoppers will remain anony- material in the vicinity of the small businesses to dredge in iment management is to use network. count of grand theft. mous and can qualify for a Brown is 6 feet tall and reward of up to $5,000. weighs about 165 pounds

(386) 736-5951, ext. 12605, at Courthouse, 125 W. New Pageant of Crosses WE’RE ON Notes least two days before the hear- York Ave., DeLand From page A2 ing. Members will discuss the at Garden Club development of an eligibility FACEBOOK! The meeting will be in the criteria checklist for contin- The Pageant of Crosses will first-floor training room of the Children and Families gency funding and will review be at the Garden Club of st Thomas C. Kelly Administra- Advisory Board to meet the request-for-service qualifi- DeLand for the 51 year from “Like” Hometown News Volu- tion Center, 123 W. Indiana cations service category for 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Palm Sunday, sia for the latest in local news, April 9, at 865 S. Alabama Ave., DeLand. The Children and Families basic needs services. information and interactive Persons needing special Advisory Board will meet at For more information, visit Ave., DeLand. accommodation to participate It is an exhibit of crosses, features like photo contests 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 11, in volusia.org/cfab or call Grant and Rants & Raves. in this meeting should call the the second-floor training Coordinator Corry Brown at each in a floral arrangement Human Resources Division room of the Historic (386) 736-5955, ext. 12970. See NOTES, page A6 A-6 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, April 7, 2017 VIEWPOINT FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 2017 • HOMETOWN NEWS • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSOL.COM Rants & Raves Old-fashioned paper-making 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.

Fast food joint still needs improving

No new sign, no new mulch, the Dairy Queen on North U.S. 1 in New Smyrna Beach contributes to the blight in that area.

No license? Take the car

Every week there are people arrested for driving without a license. Why can’t the police take the cars, confiscate them, sell them and give the money to charity? I am sure the people are driving again if they get to keep the cars.

Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer Let the seniors in Jill Osterhout of DeLand, left, talks to Pioneer Fiber Arts Guild members Pam Kettner of DeLand and There exists in New Smyrna Beach a group of taxpayers who Lillian Sheldon of DeLeon Springs on Saturday, March 18, during the Friends of DeLeon Springs State are being systematically discriminated against. Park Spring Fest. On display are pieces of colored paper members of the guild had made earlier during I refer to the senior citizens who gather for activities. These a paper-making demonstration. folks have been relegated to a two-story building on U.S. 1 beyond the airport. They must cross a street to enter the building and go to the second floor. This being potentially dangerous in the event of a power failure or fire, the elevator not being avail- the great entertainment the the Hard Rock franchise is known A wonderful show able, many of the individuals would not be able to navigate the for. Think about it. Like I said, the answer is simple. steep stairway to escape. Any one who didn’t take advantage of the free performance of All this while the new Brannon Center sits empty day after Granada sprinkler times the Stetson University Symphonic Band March 28 at the Pea- day. Senior citizens are the taxpayers who are financing this body, missed a wonderful show. venue and yet are not welcome. Where is the justice? Can the City of Ormond Beach please adjust the median The music of John Philip Sousa was featured. Other composi- Open the Brannon Center to the senior citizens of this com- sprinkler timers on Granada Boulevard? They are on, (or just tions were played but the highlight was Sousa’s songs. Volusia munity. turned off) every morning around 7 a.m. County should be proud of the school. The spray causes drivers to veer into the right lane to avoid the Great sound waves reclaimed water spray that ruins their car or truck finish. Thank goodness for road adopters The traffic is heavy this time of day. The school and public If you didn’t go to the Harmony Sound Waves concert on Sat- transportation buses, commuters, landscape trucks with trailers In response to the letter concerning the street litter, it is dis- urday, March 24, you missed their best performance ever. Better and delivery trucks make the east bound drive challenging heartening to see so much garbage along the roadside. than any TV show. enough. The sprinklers add an additional traffic hazard. It is Many organizations “adopt” a highway and do regular clean- Kudos to the director, singers/actors, set decorations and the especially bad from Lowe’s to Clyde Morris Boulevard in the up. The Knights of Columbus Council 8086 of Our Lady of special guest quartet from Orlando. Even the intermission was morning. Hope church in Port Orange has adopted a stretch of Clyde entertaining. I can’t wait to go to their next concert, but I can’t According to the letter printed in the Hometown News by the Morris Boulevard below Madeline Avenue. They have been imagine how they can top that one. executive director of the St. Johns River Water Management Dis- cleaning this section for several years now. Last weekend, they trict on March 31, April is “Water Conservation Month.” Can were out and collected the most black bags of rubbish ever. the timers be set to start before the sun comes up? This will con- This is a sad observation of our community. Hopefully more Leave airport alone serve water and reduce the chance of an accident at a very busy organizations and businesses can develop other areas to keep or time of day. It’s a win-win. communities beautiful. It takes only an hour or so each month At every opportunity they have been given, a majority of or every other month to achieve this. Ormond Beach citizens have said no to expanding the airport. Publix makes their day Thank you to the organizations who do volunteer, without Despite this, the city (or its contractor) have this past week you the world would be a total mess from inconsiderate people. clear cut from the southern end of the existing runway to Air- port Road and across the road to the seventh green of the River I just love your upbeat attitude and your positive voice. Bend golf course as a prelude to lengthening the runway. Publix in DeLand has made my day and made it happen. Enjoy your life Where does the arrogance of the city end? Show us an intelli- Thanks to Dan who went to another Publix to pick up 10 canno- gently crafted and costed business plan to explain why the wants lis, so we could get them to our veterinarians at DeLand Animal Actress Florence Henderson, who died last Thanksgiving Day, of a very few aircraft owners is more important than the peace Hospital during their anniversary. would say, “Enjoy your life every day, because you never know and quiet of residential neighborhoods in a three-mile radius of Publix of DeLand and Dan you made our day. when it’s going to be your last,” according to her Dancing With the airport. The Stars partner. The planned and predicted future population increase of Thanks, Mr. Dan I agree with Dan Smith’s Feb. 24 Fishing with Dan column. Ormond Beach will need improved roads long before an airport People out canoeing, paddle boarding and kayaking bring more expansion. We already have an underused regional commercial Someone should tell Dan Smith there is a difference between profit than cost. Instead of creating fees for everything, why not airport only 10 or so miles away in Daytona Beach. MSNBC, CNN and Fox News. MSNBC and CNN employ real let everyone be free to partake in the enjoyment of life? It’s good journalists. Fox News is just entertainment, like Disney World. for their souls and yours. Repair post office sprinklers Thank you Mr. Dan for your unbiased opinion.

I just read how April is water conservation month. The Port Orange Post Office has sprinklers in need of repair. I tried to call in April, offering low-cost Boys & Girls Clubs gains participants access to the post office, but no one answered the phone. Notes spaying and neutering services live entertainment, a preview From page A5 to financially eligible owners fundraiser of the silent auction items, of dogs and cats in unincorpo- light appetizers, drinks and Disney conspiracy theory inspired by “Holy Week.” The rated areas and the cities of Buffalo Wild Wings will the signature Conklin Cock- arrangements are created by DeLand and South Daytona. give 20 percent of proceeds tail. The writer asked “ Why did Hard Rock not build the hotel as it local churches, floral design- Here’s where the mobile from orders on Wednesday, All proceeds will benefit the was stated last year?” ers, florists and club members. clinic will be stationed: April 19, to the Boys & Girls center. For the same reason Sun Rail will never make it to Daytona For more information, call •Rockin’ Ranch, 801 S. Nova Clubs of Volusia/Flagler Conklin Center for the Beach. The answer is simple and can be answered without any (386) 624-6960 or visit garden- Road, Ormond Beach: April Counties, Blind will honor Fox Mattress thought. “The Mouse,” Disney does not want anything to inter- clubofdeland.org. 12 Buffalo Wild Wings is at for its long association and fere with their Central Florida monopoly on tourism. •Oakbrook Professional 2479 W. International Speed- support. Everyone tried to blame it on the Seminoles again. This was Center, 931 N. Spring Garden way Blvd., Daytona Beach. For more information, email not the problem. Disney was afraid that tourists would not stay Book group reviews Ave., DeLand: April 19 Development Coordinator the whole week instead ride Sun Rail to Daytona for a day or two •Fire Station 23, 1850 Pio- Conklin Center seeks Ciara Ocasio at cocasio@ to enjoy the “World’s Most Famous Beach” and a night or two of ‘When Breath neer Trail, New Smyrna Beach: conklincenter.org or call (386) Becomes Air’ April 26 help for annual 258-3441. Fees are based on income. fundraiser Readers can share their Appointments are required United Way to host 75th insights into “When Breath and may be made by calling Event sponsorships, silent Becomes Air” during a book (386) 626-6643. For more auction item donations and anniversary celebration discussion meeting at 10 a.m. information, visit volusia.org/ guest ticket sales are requested Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., Wednesday, April 12, at the animalcontrol. for Conklin Center for the The United Way of Volu- 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 DeLand Regional Library, 130 Blind’s third annual “Night for sia-Flagler Counties is cele- Copyright © 2016, Hometown News, L.C. E. Howry Ave. Carabba’s raising funds Sight” dinner Thursday, April brating 75 years of service to Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in The moving memoir by a 20, at The Shores Resort and the Volusia and Flagler com- America in 2005, 2006, 2007. young neurosurgeon faced for Boys & Girls Clubs Spa, 2637 S. Atlantic Ave. munities with a 75th Anniver- One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. with terminal cancer asks the Sponsorship levels range sary and Volunteer Celebra- question, what makes life Carrabba’s Italian Grill will from Visionary ($5,000) to tion Thursday, April 27. Farris Robinson...... President Mercedes Lee-Paquette ...Production Manager worth living? Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Julianne Petersen...... Graphic Artist host a wine tasting at 5 p.m. Advocate ($1,500). General A luncheon will be from Cecil G. Brumley ...... Managing Editor Heather Donaldson ...... Inside Sales Manager The discussion group is free Thursday, April 20, at 2200 W. 11:30 to 1:30 p.m. at the Club Robin Bevilacqua ...... Human Resources Amanda Wheaton ...... Inside Sales Assistant admission tickets are $80 per Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Lora L. Uber...... Inside Sales/Classified and open to the public. For International Speedway Blvd., at Pelican Bay, 350 Pelican Bay Amanda Tucker...... Major/Natl. Accounts Consultant Michael Buckley ...... Circulation Manager person. Tammy Tuttle ...... Office Manager/ Randy Barber ...... Staff Photographer more information, call the ref- Daytona Beach. Drive, Daytona Beach...... Community Relations Bruce Henderson ...... Staff Photographer The event begins at 6 p.m. Katie Brousse ...... Advertising Consultant Diane Carey...... Staff Writer erence desk at (386) 822-6430, The cost is $40 at the door and includes a cocktail recep- The program includes rec- Carrie Maday...... News Clerk ext. 20763. and includes a seven-course tion, sit-down dinner and ognition of local volunteers meal and wine tasting. silent auction as well as an and an overview of United Pet Vet Cruiser sets Donations for Boys & Girls opportunity to participate in a Way’s impact over the past 75 Phone (386) 322-5900 Clubs of Volusia/Flagler VIP pre-reception in the Illu- years. CiCi and Hyatt Brown Fax (386) 322-5901 April locations Counties will be received. will be the keynote speakers at Classified (386) 322-5949 mination Lounge for an addi- Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 For more information, call tional $25 per person or two the event. Volusia County’s Pet Vet (386) 734-0555. Sponsorships begin at $300. Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 LAND tickets for $40. [email protected] De Cruiser will make its rounds The Illumination Lounge See NOTES, page A8 Friday, April 7, 2017 www.HometownNewsOL.com DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • A-7 Residential building on a rapid pace

o far this year, one In some smaller deals, continues to raze buildings constant in Volusia Goodwill Industries has across Atlantic Avenue from RANTZ & RAVES VOLUSIA County is new residential BUSINESS amassed a big chunk of land the site where it had planned Sconstruction has been on a along North Woodland to build the Hard Rock. rapid pace. CECIL G. Boulevard (across from newsdy@ A U.S. Census Bureau BRUMLEY Walmart) in DeLand, includ- *** survey shows 157 permits ing 1 parcel for $900K. Salty issued for new housing units Dunes Coastal Kitchen Tanger Factory Outlet just hometownnewsol.com in Volusia in February, up as Deltona and Edgewater, are property at 216 Flagler Ave. in moved one store closer to from 130 in February 2016. In starting to see an upswing in New Smyrna Beach sold to being full with buildout January, the survey shows, building. local investors for $825,000. starting on a unit for Palmetto permits were issued for 131 The Volusia Home Builders Jerome and Steven Unatin of Moon, a “southern lifestyle” new housing units, up from Association has just complet- Ormond Beach have bought a apparel shop. Only five spaces 112 in January 2016. The ed its annual Tour of Homes, vacant lot at Oliver Drive and remain vacant and only one of survey only covers 70 percent so there will be an additional S.R. 44 (across from Home them is a larger space. of the county, leaving out pickup in April as well. Depot) in New Smyrna for Ormond Beach, the unincor- $725,000. Multi-tenant *** porated area of the county and *** building, including a conve- some other areas. nience store, at 150 N. Volusia On a final note, it might be So far, the market didn’t It looks like commercial Ave. in Orange City sold for disturbing to some readers seem to have slowed down in real estate is finally picking up $720,000. that buried in Consolidat- March. DR Horton obtained after its usual first of the year ed-Tomoka Land Co.’s annual permits for 37 houses and malaise. The biggest deal was *** report was a note that Kohler Homes obtained a large group of Volusia sometime in the next two permits for 30 houses, each on investors buying vacant land Quite a bit of demolition is years, the Barnes & Noble at a single day in March. at State Road 472 and going on in the area for some Best Buy Plaza in Daytona Much of the building is Interstate 4, where DeLand, projects we know and others Beach will be razed and going on in Venetian Bay in Orange City and Deltona we don’t. The property replaced with a Wawa. New Smyrna Beach and come together, from the Kirk formerly known as Booth’s Victoria Park in DeLand, but family for $7.28 million. Just Bowery is gone with a Managing Editor Cecil G. other areas also have signifi- up I-4, James Hurley paid $2.2 Cumberland Farms conve- Brumley has been tracking Need Teeth? cant activity, including other million for the land for the nience store coming soon. The business and the economy in areas of DeLand, the Westport heavily contested I-4 Auto office building at 200 Fentress Volusia County for more than DENTAL SERVICES area of Port Orange, the Mall. Ormond Beach busi- Blvd. in Daytona Beach is 20 years. Contact him at DENTURE $650 LPGA/Clyde Morris boule- nessmen under the entity ISB coming down to make room cbrumley@hometownnewsol. vards area of Daytona Beach, Auto Spa have bought for an extended stay hotel. com (no hyphen) or follow Crown/Caps $800 Chelsea Place and Deer Park DeLand Auto Spa at 104 E. Bayshore Capital, the Canadi- him on Twitter @cecilbrumley. All Fillings $200 in Ormond Beach. Even International Speedway Blvd. an company that planned to formerly stagnant areas, such for $1.15M. build a Hard Rock Hotel, Full Denture Reline Only $185 Extractions $185 In-House Denture Lab Business News Same Day Denture • Repairs and Relines Hospital names director R a p i d s in Aurora, Colo. Let’s Do Lunch networking (Mich.) hos- She is an accredited case meets from 11:30 a.m. to 1 FREE Consultations & 2nd Opinions of case management pitals. manager -- registered nurse. p.m. each Tuesday at Sinatra’s A New Downtown Ristorante, 215 S. Florida Hospital DeLand S m y r n a Woodland Blvd., DeLand. 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Additional playing cards information, visit westvolusi- ent the Silver Medal award to day, April 13, at UCF Building DeBary. Chamber of Commerce will are $1 each for poker players. aregionalchamber.org. Mike Panaggio of DME. The 150, Room 100, 1200 W. Inter- The speaker will be Tara host its sixth annual charity Proceeds benefit veterans in award was established in 1959 national Speedway Blvd., Day- Tyminski with Fidelity Bank. ride with registration at 9:30 need. to recognize men and women tona Beach. Registration is Breakfast will be provided by a.m. And kickstands up at For information, visit west- Former Hawaiian Tropic who have made outstanding required. For more informa- Woody’s Bar-B-Q. 10:30 a.m. Sunday, April 9. volusiaregionalchamber.org or owner will speak contributions to advertising tion, visit score87.org or call Free for members, the cost is Participants can eat break- call (386) 490-4606. and who have been active in (386) 255-6889. $10 for non-members. fast ($6 per person) from 8 to ad group furthering the industry’s stan- For a reservation or more a.m. to 10 a.m. at Foxhead dards, creative excellence and Chamber hosts Ron Rice of Havana Sun will AM Connection set information, visit westvolusi- Lounge, 280 N. State Road responsibility in areas of social aregionalchamber.org or call 415, Osteen. ribbon-cutting address the American Adver- concern. The route destinations will tising Federation-Daytona The West Volusia Regional (386) 490-4606 b. The cost is $25 for members be Foxhead Lounge to DeBary ceremony Beach Lunch ‘N Learn at11:30 and students, and $35 for Eagles Aerie to American a.m. Thursday, April 27, in the non-members. Legion in DeLand to Critters The West Volusia Regional Bill France Room at Daytona For more information, visit Pub in Deltona and Blackie’s Chamber of Commerce will International Speedway. daytonabeachadfed.com. Live Well For Less Bar in DeBary. host a ribbon-cutting ceremo- The former owner of Hawai- Than You Could Imagine Do you dream about retiring early? know a lot of people do! is to have money in place financial planner to build a But what does “early” before you make a big retirement plan! This is a mean to you? Does it mean PLAN life-shift. 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Email insurance benefits until you So, what is the first thing financial questions to ques- reach age 65. you should do if you want to [email protected]. SAKOWITZ EYE CENTER The main thing, of course, retire early? Meet with a Board Certified Ophthalmologists From pop to jazz to rock to Cataract Surgery • Advanced Multifocal Implants High Performance LASIK & Corneal Transplants • Glaucoma Treatment & Surgery Retinal Laser Surgery & Macular Degeneration Treatment • Comprehensive Eye Examinations reggae, concerts offer it all By Lori Carter on l y.” perform jazz music May 13 For Hometown News Mr. Manning said the and Caribbean Crew Steel amphitheater, which seats Drum Band will perform Reg- It may be standing room about 1,000 people, was com- gae June 10 in conjunction only for American Pop ‘60s. pleted in 2009. The concert with National Caribbean The band is scheduled to series – second Saturday of the American Heritage Month. perform Saturday, April 8, for month from April through “It’s open to anyone who the season’s first Music at the October – started in 2004. The would like to attend,” Mr. Amphitheater at 2150 Eustace Howard J. Sakowitz, M.D. Huberto Perez, M.D. event was in a courtyard when Manning said. “It’s open to the Eric A. Cohn, D.O. Mathew George, M.D. Walter Moscoso, M.D. Ave. in Deltona. F.A.A.O. F.A.A.O. F.A.A.O. F.A.A.O. F.A.A.O. it started. public – anyone who wants to Food trucks will open at 6 Cataract Surgeon Glaucoma Specialist Cornea Specialist Glaucoma Specialist Retina Specialist “It’s what the city wanted to come out and enjoy some great p.m. and the concert is from 7 Board Certified Board Certified Board Certified Board Certified Board Certified do,” said Lee Lopez, public music.” Se Habla Español to 9 p.m. The event is hosted Se Habla Español information officer for Delto- He said other genres in the by the Deltona Parks and Rec- na. “It was something to help past have included rhythm Medicare assignment and most insurances accepted reation Department. bring the community togeth- and blues, country and various “The ‘60s show is very pop- “Leaders in Quality Eye Care” e r.” rock ‘n roll groups. ular,” said Mark Manning, Mr. Manning added, “It’s a “We try to cover every assistant director of the parks Orange City Office Sanford Office family friendly event. It brings genre,” he said. (386) 574-0700 and recreation for Deltona. 2850 Wellness Ave. 313 N. Mangoustine Ave. people out for great entertain- Mr. Lopez said the city vid- “It’s usually standing room ment. The residents respond eotapes the concerts and plays very well to the entertain- them on DeltonaTV. For more ment.” information, visit ci.deltona. The David Capp Project will fl.us/Pages/index.

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court during halftime. The Retiring gymnastic team was instru- From page A1 mental in finding a way to parachute out of the T–28 air- During an 11 feet, 6 inch craft because when attempted jump, the pole broke and he by occupants previously they came down on the wooden would hit the tail. part on the ground where the “Eventually, they created pole goes. an ejection seat,” he said. “The school insurance sent Dr. Gaffney and his parents me to a chiropractor,” he said. had a practice together for “He did well for me and got several months in Mississippi me better.” and then his father died and Dr. Gaffney said after high he and his mother moved to school, he started the search DeLand in 1958. She has for a chiropractor college. His since died. parents, Francis and Helen, Later in life he earned his were psychiatric nurses. They pilot ratings – single engine, decided to become chiro- multi-engine, commercial practors, too. All three gradu- and instrument. He got those ated from Palmer College in in DeLand. He also enjoyed Davenport, Iowa. parachuting. He and others “I sat next to my parents all formed The Falling Angels through college,” he said. “We Inc. all graduated at the same time “We did a lot of jumping, in 1955. It was fun.” mostly out of small airplanes,” After graduation, Dr. Gaff- he said. ney went to California and When James Reston, a had to enroll in another chi- reporter with the New York Photo courtesy of Paula Robertson ropractic college in Los Times with President Richard Executive staff, partners and invited guests celebrate Latitude Margaritaville’s groundbreaking with fins Angeles. He took his boards, Nixon’s Chinese trip had an up on Wednesday, March 28, in Daytona Beach. got licensed and landed a job emergency appendectomy in Fresno, Calif. He said he without anesthesia, but acu- was able to get a “free pass” puncture, Dr. Gaffney and a CEO of Margaritaville Hold- on the sale in February. The the Atlantic Ocean, and a con- from the draft because he was group of other chiropractors ings and Mr. Buffet’s partner. sales center is now under con- tinuous loop shuttle service in college. in the U.S., became fascinat- Latitude ed. They brought an expert From page A1 “This has been such a terrific struction and slated to open from the community to the “After I graduated from group. We already do feel like this fall, according to a Minto beach club will be available to college, they came looking for over from China and learned first of these new communities, the family of Margaritaville. At news release. residents.” me,” he said. “I joined the Chinese, French and Japa- which is designed specifically the end of the day we are all The launch of Latitude Mar- Minto is a family-owned Nav y.” nese acupuncture. for those 55-plus, who are seek- about fun and friends. What garitaville in Daytona Beach business that built its first home While in the military, high- “It does some things ing a uniquely fun and relaxed better project for us than Lati- will include more than 3,000 in 1955, and has grown into an er ups asked enlisted men if adjustments can’t do,” he said of acupuncture, including lifestyle experience. tude Margaritaville, which is homes with a proposed expan- integrated real estate develop- they would be interested in relieving headache pain, neck “Today is really an opportu- about just that. We are also sion of up to 3,000 more. A ment, construction and man- flight training, which pain and bulging disk issues. nity for us to thank all the about creating jobs, fun jobs. wide range of home designs agement company with opera- required a two-year degree. We can’t wait to get going.” and floor plans will be offered tions in Ottawa, Toronto, His previous four-year degree Dr. Gaffney brought nutri- important people within the tion into the practice in the city and the county” said Wil- Mr. Cohlan also made spe- with prices starting in the low Calgary and Florida. More than in chiropractic care didn’t count toward education. He 1980s. About 15 years ago, he liam Bullock, senior vice presi- cial mention of Mr. Albright, $200,000s. 25,000 homes have been built was diagnosed with prostate dent for Minto Communities.” CEO of Consolidated-Tomoka The release went on to state, in Florida in 44 communities tested out of that require- ment, though. He completed cancer. The cancer has now We would like to thank Mayor Land Co., for his vision and for Latitude Margaritaville, with its throughout the state, according spread to his bones and he (Derrick) Henry, City Manager being “astute enough to seek us authentic ‘no worries’ tropical to the news release. the 280 hour training in Pen- sacola. In addition, he made has been under Hospice care (Jim) Chisholm and (County out .” vibe, will offer amenities that Margaritaville is a global the gymnastic team, primari- for a period of time. He said Commission Chair Ed) Kelley. He mentioned the overall are on a par with the world’s brand inspired by the lyrics and ly tumbling on the trampo- he was lifting bags of mulch Without your support we company mantra, which he finest luxury resorts. Current lifestyle of Mr. Buffett, whose about two weeks ago and stated was “have a good time plans call for walkable neigh- songs evoke a passion for tropi- line. couldn’t be here today. I’d (also) “That changed the whole with his weakened bones, he and be a good person.” borhoods and a Town Center cal escape and relaxation. The like to thank John Albright. His course of my flying career,” he developed a back issue. vision for Daytona has been Chair Ed Kelley said, “It’s a featuring a fitness center with first restaurant was launched in said. “I haven’t had any free time very instrumental in allowing privilege to be here on behalf of an aerobics studio, indoor lap Key West in 1987. Other prop- The gymnastic team was until just recently,” he said. “I this to happen today.” our county. Thank you for what pool, spa, and group fitness erties include nine destination the ground entertainment for sure had pain from that back “Welcome to Margaritaville” you are bringing to our com- classes; indoor and outdoor resorts/hotels and more than the Blue Angels. The team problem.” Jim Wiseman, president of munity. Thank you for the jobs dining with signature Margari- 60 food and beverage locations, also performed at basketball It’s a good thing he knows a Margaritaville Development you are creating and for the taville food and beverage con- including Margaritaville games, setting up on the chiropractor or two. proclaimed. “We too want to jobs that will be created.” cepts, as well as others; arts and Restaurants, JWB Prime Steak thank the city and everyone Chair Kelley also acknowl- learning programs for residents and Seafood, 5 O’ Clock Some- that made this thing happen. edged the presence of fellow and guests, and a resort pool where Bar & Grill and Land- The Last Dentist You Will Ever Need! We looked for a long time to council members Pat Patter- area with beach entry. Shark Bar & Grill. find an opportunity like this. son, Heather Post, Deb Denys “Music will play an import- The 1,600-acre Latitude We’ve got a perfect partner in and Billie Wheeler along with ant part in the community, Margaritaville development is Minto, we’ve got a perfect loca- Ormond Beach Mayor Bill Par- with a band shell for live enter- north of LPGA International. OWNER/DENTIST tion in Daytona Beach and it is tington. tainment in the Town Center,” For more information, visit DR. THOMAS PARHAM going to be fantastic.” Minto bought the 1,600-acre the news release states. “A pri- LatitudeMargaritaville.com. 800 S. Nova Road, Ormond Beach “We are in the partnership property for the first phase of vate beachfront club with (Across from The Rocking Ranch) business and we have had great Latitude Margaritaville from breathtaking views and beach- 386-265-5975 partners,” said John Cohlan, Consolidated-Tomoka, closing front amenities will be set on www.abetterdenture.com Tues-Fri 9am-5pm ALL DENTURES EXTRACTIONS FREE Summer Camps $99- $450- EXAMS Volusia County popular summer camps begin Pack Run, Deltona: 11 a.m. to •Andy Romano Beachfront $ $ with this ad May 6. 1 p.m. May 6 Park, 839 S. Atlantic Ave., 150 1695 Volusia County’s Parks, Rec- The Junior Lifeguard Pro- Candidates may register for Ormond Beach: June 12 to 16 exp 6/16/2017 exp 6/16/2017 exp 6/16/2017 reation and Culture Division gram is not a “learn to swim” the summer camps after pass- and July 10 to 14 will coordinate summer day program. To qualify, junior ing the physical skills test. •Frank Rendon Park, 2705 camps at 16 locations across lifeguards must be able to Registration can be completed S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona PARTIALS the county. swim 100 yards within two at volusia.org/beach. Beach Shores: ALL ACRYLIC METAL BASE VALPLAST The camps will be offered minutes and 15 seconds, tread Returning junior lifeguards June 19 to 23 and July 17 to Made in the w/ ACRYLIC FLEXIBLE from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. water for five minutes, and do not have to take the physi- 21 same day Takes up to two PARTIAL Monday through Friday from swim under water 10 feet. cal skills test and may register •Flagler Avenue Lifeguard weeks to make Takes up to two Candidates must pass a $459 $895 weeks to make June 5 through July 28. at any time. Tuition is due Station, 291 Buenos Aires physical skills test, which will $950 Staff will lead supervised upon registration. The cost for Ave., New Smyrna Beach: June exp 6/16/2017 activities, indoor and outdoor be offered on Saturdays at: •DeLand YMCA, 761 Inter- a one-week camp is $150. 26 to June 30 games, field trips, arts and Junior Lifeguard camps will For more information, con- Free Second Opinion crafts, and a talent show for national Speedway Blvd., Bring in estimate and we will meet or beat! We Accept Most Insurances be from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. tact Beach Safety at jrlife- Free Denture Consultation children ages 5 to 15. DeLand: 2 to 4 p.m. May 6 and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 27. Monday through Friday at [email protected] or (386) Five-year-olds must have these locations: 547-0246. * Same Day Immediate Service (All Services) = Our In-House Lab Makes your Denture in a Day *Specializing in completed kindergarten. •Deltona YMCA, 280 Wolf Dentures, Partials, Extractions, Relines & Repairs * All Dentures come with free adjustments for 12 months West Volusia sites include: •Boy Scout Hut, 716 N. Frankfort Ave., DeLand •DeBary Hall Historic Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary •Chisholm Community Center, 520 S. Clara Ave., DeLand •DeLand High School gym, 800 N. Hill Ave., DeLand •Gemini Springs Park, 37 Dirksen Drive, DeBary • Orange City Elementary School, 555 E. University Ave., Orange City •Pride Elementary School, 1100 Learning Lane, Deltona • T. Dewitt Taylor Middle/ High School, 100 E. Washing- ton Ave., Pierson The cost is $65 per week plus a one-time $15 registra- tion fee. Registration will be from 9 a.m. to noon May 13 and 20 at each site. Parents must pay the regis- tration and first-week fees when they register. For more information visit volusia.org/recreation or call (386) 736-5953.

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•Easter Egg Hunt: The City of DeLand will host an Easter egg hunt for children ages 3 to 12, ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 at 6 p.m. Friday, at Earl Brown Park, 815 S. Alabama Ave., Aries, you’re not afraid to take DeLand. Registration is required risks or go where others fear to and will start at 5 p.m. Hunt will tread. Use this trait to your be divided into age groups. advantage and inspire others to There will be free hot dogs and set aside their reservations as drinks for participants, while well. supplies last. For more informa- tion, call (386) 626-7280. TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 •Movie in the Park: “Zootopia” will be shown at 7:30 p.m. at Taurus, you have a knack for Dickinson Park, 120 E. Graves making money this week. Keep Ave., Orange City. The Police abreast of any business ventures Explorers will have hot dogs to that may cross your desk. This sell and there will be free may be a lucrative time for you popcorn. Bring lawn chairs or a and your family. blanket. Movie in the Park is sponsored by Florida Hospital GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Fish Memorial. For more information, contact Danielle Do not leave anything until the FitzPatrick at (386) 775-5410. last minute this week, Gemini. •Cinematique: “My Life as a It’s best to get all of your work Zucchini” will be shown this done as early as possible, just in week. Tickets are $5 to $9. All Hometown News file photo case some fun pops up for the tickets are $5 on Tuesdays. weekend. Cinematique Theater is at 242 S. Gainesville alternative rock band thatshisface performs at Cafe DaVinci in DeLand at last year’s Beach St., Daytona Beach. For Delandapalooza Original Music and Art Festival. Band members are, from left, Jacob McCravy, key- CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 more information, call (386) boards; Niles Austin, lead guitar and singer; Kenneth Noble, drums; and Dave Moore, bass and 252-3118. •Fascinating Rhythm, Tribute to vocals. Cancer, if you have been Ella Fitzgerald: Linda Cole, jazz waiting for some sort of vocalist, and the Josh Bowlus compensation, this could be the Quartet will pay tribute to “The Festival will be takin’ it to the streets week that it arrives. Remain First Lady of Song,” Ella patient and that patience will ultimately be rewarded. Fitzgerald, in a 100th birthday sisting of rock, jazz, blues, country, blue- tumes. Each child will receive a free gift celebration at 7:30 p.m. at the For Hometown News Ormond Beach Performing Arts [email protected] grass, hip hop, electronica, industrial, for participating at the drum circle. LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 Center, 399 N. U.S. 1. Tickets are The sixth annual DeLandapalooza folk, Christian, rock, metal, ska and Discounted advanced tickets can be $20 advance or $25 at the door. Original Music & Art Festival will be more. Other activities include an art purchased online at ssa.cc or at Steve’s This may be a dull and lazy For more information, call (386) show with more than 30 area artists as Downtown Music in DeLand and Atlan- week, Leo. But that can be a 676-3375. from 1 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, April 8. good thing. This means you can The event will feature original music well as a wide variety of other vendors. tic Sounds in Daytona Beach. recuperate from anything that Saturday, April 8 from more than 170 local and regional There will also be a community drum Tickets are $10 advance or $15 at the has been ailing you, or just relax. acts on 28 stages throughout the DeLand circle in which the public is welcome to gate. Children ages 12 and younger free. •Florida Lighthouse Day: Family Downtown Historic District. participate. Children may dress in The event, presented by the Songwriters VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 Fun activities and workshops The festival features a wide array of Native American Indian costumes and Showcases of American, goes on rain or designed for children and musical styles for all ages to enjoy con- awards will be handed out to best cos- shine. A massive incentive could be families will be at Ponce Inlet coming your way, Virgo. It’s best Lighthouse & Museum, 4931 S. to be aware of all the goings-on Peninsula Drive. Visit the inside and outside of the office. Lighthouse museums and climb This can be a great chance to get the largest lighthouse in Florida. ahead. Meet the lighthouse keeper as Stroll he describes his duties. All LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 activities are included with regular admission, no advance among Libra, it’s not in your nature to reservations required. complain, and this week will be Admission is $6.95 adults, no different. Take your usual $1.95 children Age 2-11, under the trees approach and confront a 2 free. For more information, call problem rather than complain (386) 386-761-1821. For Hometown News about it. •Midtown Motown Concert [email protected] Series: Dance and party from 7-9 SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 p.m. at Cypress Park at the The DeLeon Springs Midtown Cultural & Educational Community Association Scorpio, this week your Center, 981 George W. Engram will present the fifth annual thoughts could turn to faraway Blvd., Daytona Beach. Art Among The Trees Jur- places or daydreams may Food and drinks from local distract you from the daily grind. restaurants, including adult ied Fine Art, Fine Craft and An upheaval of some kind is libations, will be set up at the Music Festival from 9 a.m imminent. park. Attendees should bring to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 8, lawn chairs. No coolers will be on the grounds of the His- SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 allowed. toric Porter House, 5030 N. The first concert will feature Hometown News file photo U.S. 17, DeLeon Springs. You should get what you opening act Glenn Wiley and DeLand residents, from left, Sue Post, Jamie Young and quiltmaker Nelle headliner The Love Band. There are $300 awards desire this week, Sagittarius. It •59th Florida Railfair Model Train each for Best of Show, Best Booth look at one of Ms. Booth’s quilts as she talks about making it at last may be a larger office or tickets See OUT, page B2 See STROLL, page B2 year’s Art Among the Trees festival in DeLeon Springs. See SCOPES, page B2

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MON-SAT 9a-7p M-F 9a-7p SAT 9a-6p SUN 11a-6p SUN 12-6 NO EBT CARDS B-2 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, April 7, 2017 The Club Scene •Airport Restaurant & Gin Mill: performers are Mark Venneri, Second Ave., New Smyrna Soulfire will perform at 8 p.m. 7-11 p.m. Friday, April 7; Beu Beach. For more information, Friday, April 7. Bomi Boys will Sisters, 7-11 p.m., Saturday, call (386) 428-4621. perform at 8 p.m. Saturday, April April 8; Calypso 5 Island Steele, •Ocean Deck: Morning Buzz 8, at 1120 Airport Terminal 1-5 p.m. Sunday, April 9; Christie plays at 9:30 p.m. Mondays. Drive, DeLand. For more Beu, 5:30-9:30 p.m., Wednes- Orange Avenue plays at 9:30 information, call (386) 734- day, April 12, and Mark Venneri, p.m. Tuesdays. Caribbean Posse 9755. 5:30-9:30 p.m. Thursday, April performs from 10 p.m.-2 a.m. •Bahama Breeze Island Grille: 13, at 101 Flagler Ave., New Thursday through Sunday. Tom Live entertainment is from 6-10 Smyrna Beach. For more Redmond performs classic rock p.m. Wednesday through Sunday information, call (386) 428- from 5-8 p.m. Friday at 127 S. at 1786 W. International 1865. Ocean Ave., Daytona Beach. For Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: more information, call (386) For more information, visit Upcoming performers are Lou 253-5224 or visit oceandeck. bahamabreeze.com. McNally, Friday, April 7; Robert com. •Black Sheep Pub and Eating Keele, Saturday, April 8; Don Hill, •Ohana Luau Dinner Show: This House: Happy Hour is 3-7 p.m. Sunday, April 9; Eddie Wolford, dinner show spectacular and and 9 p.m.-close daily. Weekly Monday, April 10, and Tuesday, family-style feast will be specials include $4 “CuervoRi- April 11; Reuben Morgan, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. tas” Mondays; Locals Night with Wednesday, April 12; and Gary The show has a 6:30 p.m. happy hour all night and Pub “Not Quite” Wright, Thursday, seating, dinner at 7:15 p.m. and April 13. Weather permitting, live show at 7:30 p.m., at the Photo courtesy of Richard Lovrich Trivia at 7 p.m., gift card prizes, Wednesdays; Ladies Night with music is at 2986 Ocean Shore Hawaiian Inn, 2301 S. Atlantic Join Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles as the band celebrates the 50th anniver- live music, drink specials and $4 Blvd., Ormond-by-the-Sea. For Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. For sary of the release of The Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band at 7 p.m. three-olive martinis, Thursdays. more information, call (386) more information, call (386) Sunday, April 9, at the Peabody Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Blvd., Daytona Live music is every weekend at 265-1977. 255-5411, Ext. 186, or visit 890 S. Atlantic Ave. in Ormond •Mr. Dunderbak’s: Mr. Dunder- myohanaluau.com. Beach. Beach. For information, call bak’s next Monthly Beer Tasting •Ormond Brewing Co.: Craft (386) 673-5933 or visit will be from 5:30-8:30 p.m. beer tastings are 4 to 11 p.m. theblacksheep.com. Friday, April 7. The 10 featured Thursday and Friday; noon to 11 •Café Da Vinci: Jazz in the beers are Destihl Wild Sour p.m. Saturday; and noon to 8 For Sgt. Pepper, it was Courtyard (inside if raining) with Raspberry Sour Beer, Saugatuck p.m. Sunday. Live music and The DaVinci Jazz Experiment, Maggie’s Irish Ale, Hourglass food are featured Friday 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 11. An Brewing Morlock Milk Stout, evenings at 301 Division Ave., open mike night starts at 7 p.m. Moonlight Meadery Them Little Unit 15, Ormond Beach. For 50 years ago today each Wednesday at 112 W. Apples, Highland Southern Sixer more information call (386) Georgia Ave., DeLand. For more IPA, High Water Brewing 256-3904. For Hometown News lenging songs The Beatles note-for-note performance information, call (386) 736- Cucumber Kolsch Specialty Ale, •Sinatra’s Laldila Ristorante: [email protected] themselves recorded in the that’s as infectious as it is 0008 or visit cafedavincideland. Destihl Weissenheimer Hefewei- Pianists play from 5-9 p.m. studio but never performed transporting. Let Rain take Join Rain: A com. zen, Unibroue Ephemere Pear Thursday, 6-10 p.m. Friday and for an audience. In addition you back with all of the songs •CorkScrew Bar & Grille: Old Ale, Ballast Point Manta Ray 5-9 p.m. Saturday. Karaoke is 9 Tribute to the Beatles as the to the updated sets that from Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Time Rock ‘n Roll with Bob Double IPA, and Krombacher p.m. to close Saturday at 355 band celebrates the 50th include brand new LED, Hearts Club Band along with Kissell, 6-9 p.m. Thursday, April Dark. Cost is $12 per person. Cassadaga Road, Lake Helen. anniversary of the release of High-Definition screens and all of your other Beatles 13, at 235 Canal Street, New Seating is limited to the first 70 For information, call (386) The Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely multimedia content, Rain favorites, such as “I Want to Smyrna Beach. For more prepaid reservations. If interest- 218-3806. Hearts Club Band. information, call (386) 957- ed, call (386) 258-1600 to •Sunny’s Wine & Liquor: A free will bring the Sgt. Pepper’s Hold Your Hand,” “Hard The celebration begins at 7 3955. reserve a spot at 1700 W. wine and liquor tasting is hosted Lonely Hearts Club Band Day’s Night,” “Let It Be,” p.m. Sunday, April 9, at the •Daytona Beach Brewing Co: International Speedway Blvd., from 4-7 p.m. each Friday and album to life in its entirety “Come Together,” and “Hey Peabody Auditorium, 600 Taproom hours are 4-8 p.m. Daytona Beach. The next beer Saturday at 350 S. Spring with the launch of the 2017 Jude.” Auditorium Blvd., Daytona Tuesday-Thursday and noon to tasting will be May 5. Garden Ave., DeLand. For more Tour. Tickets start at $39 plus Beach. 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday at •Mulligan’s Family Sports Grille: information, call (386) 738- Together longer than The surcharges. 482 Fentress Blvd., Unit N, Karaoke with Just George will be 7533 or visit delandliquorstore. Rain performs the full Beatles, Rain has mastered Tickets are available at pea- Daytona Beach. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Friday. Blue com range of The Beatles’ discog- every song, gesture and bodydaytona.com, 800-982- Jeep Art Show will be from Diamond will perform new and •Tomoka Brewing Co.: Eggs and raphy live onstage, including nuance of the legendary four- ARTS, or visit The Peabody April 8 to 29. The brewery will classic rock Saturday. Live Team Kegs Brunch, 10 a.m. Sundays the most complex and chal- some, delivering a totally live, Auditorium Box Office. decorate its walls with Jeep art Trivia will be 6:30-8:30 p.m. and live trivia Tuesdays at 4647 from local artists, Event is open Monday. Participants can play Clyde Morris Blvd., Port Orange. to the public and no entry fee. for free and win prizes. Eddie To schedule a tour, call (386) Jeeps and Brews at 6 p.m. April Uzzle will perform rock hits at 256-4979. Visit tomokabrewing- 28 for all Jeep enthusiasts to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. String Shine co.com for more information. Art Notes coincide with Jeep Beach, April and Open Mike start at 6 p.m. •95 and Vine: Monday is Teens can win cash Students in grades six person will be accepted. The 25-30. Wednesday. Karaoke with Just service industry night, buy one, through 12 are eligible. Cash deadline for submission is •Frappes Italian Grille: George and Ladies Night is 8 get one on house glasses of for poetry “Happiest Hour” is in the bar p.m. to midnight Wednesday at wine 5-9 p.m. Tuesday is Ladies prizes of $75, $50 and $25 6:30 p.m. Thursday, April 20. nightly from 5-6:30 p.m. First 3830 S. Nova, Port Orange. For Night and Wednesday is will be awarded in middle Participants are invited to Volusia County teens are Tuesday of the month is wine more information, call (386) healthcare workers night, buy school and high school divi- share their poems during a tasting, two whites, two reds and 788-3268. one, get one house glass of wine invited to enter the 14th sions. reception at 6 p.m. Thursday, an appetizer for $25. Frappes is •Norwood’s Restaurant and Wine 5-10 p.m. Wine Tasting Thursday annual Teen Poetry Contest Entry forms are available at April 27, in the library’s audi- at 123 W. Granada Blvd. in Shop: Free wine tastings are from is 5-7:30 p.m. Live Music is 7-10 sponsored by the Friends of the New Smyrna Beach torium. Ormond Beach. For reservations, 5-7 p.m. each Friday on the deck p.m. Friday and Saturday at the New Smyrna Beach Regional Library, 1001 S. For more information, call call (386) 615-4888. and Saturday in the shop with 1665 Dunlawton Ave., No. 105, Library. Dixie Freeway. 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Tuesday, April 11 DaytonaState.edu/wise or call Thursday, April 13 Upcoming events elementary, middle and high (386) 506-4506. school students, all others $8 Out per person or $15 for two; online From page B1 •W.I.S.E Program: The topic will •Wine Tasting: California •Dancescapes: Daytona State be “Cybersecurity” at 2 p.m. in Wednesday, April 12 Dreamin’series with S.R. Perrott College will host Dancescapes at ticketing available at DaytonaS- and Railroad Artifact Show and Sale: the DSC/UCF Hall Building 150, will be from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 12:30 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, tate.edu/TheArts. This event will be from 9 a.m.-4 Lecture Room, 1200 W. •Guest Recital: Stetson the Museum of Arts & Sciences, April 15, at the performing arts •Anything that Floats: The p.m. at Volusia Country Fair- International. Speedway Blvd., University will host a guest 352 S. Nova Road, Daytona center, 221 N. Beach St., annual race, sponsored by the grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., Daytona Beach. Learn more recital with Susan Milan, flute, Beach. This month’s program Daytona Beach. Admission is DeLand Area Chamber of DeLand at the Tommy Lawrence about cybersecurity and how to Lillian Buss Pearson, piano, at will be themed around wines free. For more information, visit Commerce and MainStreet Show Arena. Admission is $7, protect yourself from the 7:30 p.m. at Lee Chapel in made in California. The event is DaytonaState.edu/TheArts. DeLand Association, will be at children under 12 free. invisible. Presented by Timothy Elizabeth Hall, 421 N. Woodland for ages 21 and older. Seating is •Jazz Concert: This event will 10 a.m. Sunday, April 23, at the For more information, visit Pintello. Blvd., DeLand. Free admission. limited. Call (386) 255-0285 for be at 7;30 p.m. Thursday, April Lake Beresford Yacht Club, 1961 gserr.com. There is a $1 off Free to WISE members. For more information, call (386) a reservation. Admission is $30 20, at the performing arts Hontoon Road, DeLand. coupon online. For more information, visit 822-8950. for non-members and $20 for center, 221 N. Beach St., Teams may push, pull, paddle, members. Daytona Beach. Free to Daytona shimmy or even sway their State College students and vessel to the finish line. Awards Volusia and Flagler county See OUT, page B3

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Friday, April 7, 2017 www.HometownNewsOL.com DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • B-3 Thomas Jefferson: Father of Foodies Farm to table homas Jefferson’s (about 12-14 ounces) Directions birthday is April 13. 2 pounds flour In large skillet or sauté pan Yes, I know he was the CHEF COSTA'S A little salt put in the cream and the Tauthor of the Declaration of COOKING butter and heat just until the Independence, the reason for CORNER Directions. butter melts and blends with the Louisiana Purchase and COSTA MAGOULAS Work them together the cream. Turn off the heat the founder of the University without water, and very well. and set aside. In the mean- of Virginia. Roll it then with a roller to a time, heat water in a large Yes, he changed history and diet was mostly vegetarian, paper thickness, cut it into pasta pot and bring to a boil. touched the lives of millions of but he did enjoy different small pieces, which roll again Add the salt and olive oil. people with … you guessed it, meat entrees. Jefferson also with the hand into long slips, Return to a rolling boil. Add food! You heard me -- with wrote a book on the many and then cut. the fettuccine and cook, food! varieties of fruits, vegetables, timing carefully, until it is just I know Jefferson changed and herbs he tried to develop done. Do not overcook. If it is the history of this country into sustainable farming Fettuccine Alfredo fresh pasta it will cook in 1-3 forever, but I bet he never techniques. minutes, if it is dried pasta dreamed how he would Yes, I guess we can call him ala Chef Costa plan on about 5-9 minutes. It influence the food of this the Father of Foodies in this depends upon the pasta. nation. During Jefferson’s country and even more so the Ingredients When done, drain it and tenure in France, as American father of “farm to table,” which 1 cup heavy whipping transfer to the pan of cream Minister to the court of Louis is the latest concept of cream (option 2% milk, 1% sauce. Warm on medium heat the XVI, he appreciated and sustainable foods grown milk, or half and half based on and add the cheese. Toss well enjoyed the French and Italian locally that is becoming the fat content desired) while heating through then cuisine of Europe and brought mainstay in many kitchens 3 tablespoons sweet butter add the fresh egg and stir well it back to America, including across the country and an 1 pound fresh or good to mix evenly. The sauce many bottles of wine. He even effort to serve fresh healthy quality commercial fettuccine should coat the pasta nicely. Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer hired a French chef to train his foods daily. Thank you noodles Add pepper and serve “Turtle” Joe Fosse, right, of Earth Perks Farms on staff for the White House, and Thomas. Here is Jefferson’s 1 teaspoon salt immediately. 1/2 teaspoon olive oil State Road 40 west of Ormond Beach, bags later at his home in Monticello pasta recipe. Mine is better some produce as people gather around the Earth he served European cuisine. and easier. Enjoy! 2/3 cup freshly grated Costa Magoulas is dean of Ice cream, macaroni and Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese the Mori Hosseini College of Perks produce table on Friday, March 31, at the cheese, French fries, cham- (option grated parmesan local Hospitality and Culinary weekly Artisan Alley Farmers Market & More in pagne and Parmesan cheese; Jefferson Pasta brand) Management at Daytona State DeLand. these are just a few of the 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground College. Contact him at (386) Ingredients foods he helped make popular black pepper 506-3578 or magoulc@ 6 eggs, yolks and whites in this country. Jefferson was 1 large egg daytonastate.edu. 2 wine glasses of milk an ardent gardener and his Religion News Holy Week Services There will be a celebration will host a support group for Blvd., DeLand, at 3:30 p.m. of the resurrection story Eas- people who have experienced Thursday, April 6. Food and at Trinity ter Sunday, April 16. A Sunrise the death of a loved one at 3 beverage menu will be avail- U.C.S.S. SPIRITUAL CENTRE Service will be at 6:45 a.m. on p.m. Thursday, April 13,at 306 able. Host is Jerry Drooker. CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALISTS Trinity United Methodist Plymouth Avenue. W. Wisconsin Ave., DeLand. The Cafe will be at 1 p.m. 102 A. Aspen Ave. • Orange City Church will present its seven Two worship services will For information, email Tuesday at the Grand Villa THURSDAY Holy Week events and ser- be in Trinity’s Sanctuary on ginamarie.francolino@halifax. Activity Room, 350 E. Interna- Healing: 7:00 pm vices, April 9-16. Easter. The early service will org or call (386) 425-9889. tional Speedway Blvd., and 7 All Message Service: 7:30 pm The choir, under the direc- begin at 8:30 a.m. From 9:30 to p.m. Monday at First Chris- Music by Clay Walters tion of Conya Hartman, will 10:45 a.m., breakfast will be tian Church Fellowship Hall, perform anthems on Palm served in the church Fellow- Observing Lent 1401 W. New York Ave., SUNDAY Healing: 10:00 am Sunday, April 9, at 306 W. ship Hall. Cost is by donation DeLand. First Christian Church (Dis- Church Service: 10:30 am Wisconsin Ave., DeLand. and the proceeds will go to The Rev. Linda Kemp-Baird ciples of Christ) is observing Music by Louis Whilden & Terry Lerner Guest pastor, Rev. David support a youth mission trip will lead the group on Tues- each Wednesday of Lent with Allen, chaplain of and camping experience. days while Paul and Dorothy ALL ARE WELCOME Dr. Robert Bela Wilhelm at Pastor: Rev. Margaret Ann Schmidt Bethune-Cookman Universi- The Chancel Choir, accom- Ashton will lead the group on 6:45 p.m. at 1401 W. New York Visit Our Website: ty, will present the message at panied by organist, Larry Gra- Fridays. Ave., DeLand. both the 8:30 and 11 a.m. ser- ham at the 11 a.m. service, will For more information, call www.ucss-spiritualcentre.com For more information, call vices. sing The Day the Cross Held (386) 734-0677. LIKE US ON (386) 734-0677. The choir will perform Up the Sky and See What a “From an Upper Room” at 7 Morning. p.m. Thursday, April 13. Pas- For more information, call Church hosts tor Brian Carr will conduct the (386) 734-4425. Tenebrae service, which Lifetree Cafe includes communion. The public may walk the Grief support group First Christian Church will Stations of the Cross from 5 to offered sponsor Lifetree Cafe the week BILOXI CASINO TOURS 8 p.m. Good Friday, April 14, of April 9 with the topic “Smile Awhile,” and hour of happy. SOT #36723 at the future church property Trinity United Methodist The cafe will be at the Arti- at 1290 W. Plymouth Ave., and Halifax Health-Hospice DeLand. san Inn, 215 S. Woodland 3 Nights May 22-25 • June 26-29 free hot dogs and coffee. Public historic property is at 25 hall rental is available at 109 Riverside Drive, Ormond Beach. July 24-27 • Aug. 28-31 Out Cassadaga Road, Lake Helen. For more information, call (386) From page B2 For information, call (386) 676-3216 or visit thecasements. INCLUDES will be given for first, second and 228-2770. net. third place as well as “Best •Artisan Alley Farmer’s Market: •Celebrate Recovery at TLC: A • Round trip deluxe motor coach Decorated” and “Fastest Sinker.” The market is from 6-9 p.m. 12-step program that meets at 7 • 3 Nights Accommodations each Friday in Downtown p.m. every Friday in The Anything That Floats Captain’s • $50 in FREE Slot Play Block Party will be from 6 to 8 DeLand and offers local, organic Lighthouse Church Cafe, 1525 www.LauraKaneTravel.com p.m. Saturday, April 22, at 123 produce, plants, orchids and S. State Road 15-A, DeLand. • 2 Meal Vouchers W. Indiana Ave. homemade breads. For more Childcare is provided. 3680 SE 26th Ave. Admission is free for both information, call (386) 589- •Cracker Creek & Gamble Place: Ocala, FL 34471 • GRATUITY FOR HOSTESS events. For more information, 3118. Tours are every Friday and & DRIVER INCLUDED visit mainstreetdeland.org. •The Casements: The former Saturday. For more information, winter home of John D. Rockefel- call (386) 304-0778. The Pirate $ $ ler is owned by the City of Cruise is now available for pp/dbl pp/dbl Ongoing Events Ormond Beach and serves as a themed birthday parties and 229 239 civic and cultural center. The group reservations at 1795 •American Legion Post 127: home is open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Taylor Road, Port Orange. Every first and third Saturday Monday through Friday and 9 Minimum of 10 people to Call for bus pick up locations in your area 1-877-498-3310 bingo is played at 1 p.m. with a.m. to noon Saturday. The See OUT, page B4 PAST TIMES Friday April 7th, James Wise 6 to 10 pm JUST A UPCOMING EVENTS: Saturday April 8th, Neil Diamond tribute 6 to10 pm (sold out) • MAY 20 TRIBUTE TO JOHNNY CASH REMINDER... Sunday April 9th, Brunch 9 am to 2 pm AND COMPANY SEATS ARE FILLING FAST. WE WILL Monday April 10th, Karaoke with Mike & Trish 6 to ??? MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS ASAP! Tuesday April 11th, Karaoke with Shellee 6 to ??? • JUNE 24TH AMERICAN BANDSTAND BE CLOSED NOON TILL 11 PM! FOUR SEPARATE EASTER Wednesday April 12th, Line Dance Lessons 6:30 to 8:30 pm ACTS, DANCE COMPETITION, SUNDAY Thursday April 13th, the Cool Sounds of Eddie 6 to 10 pm PRIZES AND TRIVIA! GREAT FOOD GREAT MUSIC GREAT PEOPLE 386.944.9293 | 709 S. Nova Rd. | Tomoka Plaza | Ormond Beach B-4 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, April 7, 2017 School News Art in the park Scholarship offered 5010 or elcfv.org exposing students to For more information, call advanced patient-care tech- The United Daughters Of (386) 734-7190, (386) 255- niques and clinical instru- The Confederacy Stonewall 6475, ext. 33210 or 33214, or mentation. Also, it will pro- Jackson Chapter 1981 visit myvolusiaschools.org. vide a unique clinical DeLand is offering a $500 experience by supporting two scholarship to a full-time stu- DSC STEMinar series practicum clinical courses. dent attending college in fall 2017. The School of Biological Explore DSC Application deadline is and Physical Sciences at Day- May 15. For application and tona State College will con- Spring open houses at Day- information, call (386) 451- tinue its STEM (science, tona State College offer an 9629. technology, engineering, open door to anyone interest- math) seminar series at 5 ed in exploring a college edu- PoSSUM forum p.m. Monday, April 10, in the cation, advancing a career or Madorsky Theater at 1200 W. re-tooling for a new job. focuses on expressing International Speedway Blvd. At the college’s instruction science in art The topic will be sites, each session features a “Amazing Migratory Stem chance to win a $500 scholar- Embry-Riddle Aeronauti- Cells and Other Tales from ship from the Daytona State cal University will host a free Hydractinia, a Colonial Foundation. forum featuring scientists, an Marine Invertebrate” by The open house are: artist and a former astronaut Christy Schnitzler, assistant •Tuesday, April 11, 5-7 on science communication professor, Biology, Whitney p.m., DeLand Campus, Bert through stories and art from Laboratory for Marine Bio- Fish Hall, 1155 County Rd. 10 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday, science, University of Florida. 4139 Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer April 8, in the Willie Miller For more information, con- •Tuesday, April 18, 5-7 Instructional Center. tact Dr. Jeffrey Squires at (386) p.m., Daytona Beach Cam- With her rooster painting on display, DeLand artist Pearl Allen talks to her The forum is open to the 506-4714 or Jeffrey.Squires@ pus, Hosseini Center, 1200 W. daughters, Vivian Allen of DeLand and Pam Davis of DeLeon Springs, on Sat- public. DaytonaState.edu. International Speedway Blvd. urday, March 25, at the DeLand Outdoor Art Festival in Earl Brown Park. PoSSUM is an acronym for •Thursday, April 20, 5:30- Polar Suborbital Science in ERAU will debut 7:30 p.m., 221 N. Beach St., the Upper Mesosphere. Daytona Beach, free Jazz Tuesday of each month. •Orchid Society: The Volusia The program will be April aerospace physiology Concert at 7:30 p.m. •Tuesday, April 25, 5-7 Membership meetings are at 11 County Orchid Society meets at 6-8 and is open to all interest- Out a.m. the second Thursday of 6 p.m. the third Wednesday of ed students. For registration, This fall, Embry-Riddle p.m., Deltona Campus, Fathi From page B3 Hall, 2351 Providence Blvd. each month. The hall at 1049 E. each month at the Volusia visit projectpossum.org/pro- Aeronautical University’s Normandy Blvd. is available for County Agricultural Center in Daytona Beach campus will •Thursday, May 4, 5-7 schedule. Cost is $10 for an grams/graduate-programs/ adult, $8 for senior adult or rentals and social gatherings. DeLand. For more information, science-education. launch a unique undergradu- p.m., Advanced Technology For more information, call (386) call (386) 801-4749 or visit ate aerospace physiology pro- College, 1770 Technology child. For more information contact (386) 304-0778 or visit 574-2311. vsosonline.org. gram, in collaboration with Blvd., Daytona Beach •Disabled American Veterans •Planetarium: Registration opening crackercreek.com. The Museum of Florida Hospital, for students Refreshments will be pro- •DeBary Hall Historic Site: Tours Chapter 84 of Greater Daytona: The Arts and Sciences Planetarium is for summer pre-K who want to advance medical vided. of the 1871 hunting lodge are chapter holds a Wednesday open Tuesday through Sunday research and promote the For more information, call available from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. night bingo session at its chapter with hourly shows. The shows health and well-being of (386) 506-4471 or email Tuesday through Saturday and hall at 605 Eighth St. in Holly are “Galileo: The Power of the The School District of Hill. The Early Birds begins at Telescope,” “The Little Star That Volusia County will provide a pilots, astronauts, flight crew Admissions@DaytonaState. from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. edu. Admission is $5 for adults, $4 6:30 p.m. with the regular Could,” “Back to the Moon for free Voluntary Prekindergar- members and air or space games starting at 7:15 p.m. Good,” “The Sky Tonight,” “Flight travelers. for seniors, $2 for children ages ten Program this summer for 3 to 12, and free for children 2 There will be free hot coffee and Through the Universe and Laser families of children who have The program is believed to Spring Job Fair doughnuts. For more informa- Mania.” Museum admission is be the first undergraduate and younger. For more informa- not attended one. tion, visit debaryhall.com. tion, call (386) 252-4551. $12.95 adults; $6.95 children program of its kind in the •Gateway Farmers Market: Every Registration will be at the Daytona State College will •DeLand Farmer’s Market: 7 6-17; $10.95 seniors and nation. Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at students; members and children student’s home zoned school host a spring job fair from 11 a.m. to noon each Wednesday at The new bachelor’s degree Gateway Center for the Arts, 880 5 and under are free. Admission between the hours 8 a.m. to a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday, April the Volusia County Fairgrounds, program, to be housed within N. U.S. 17/92, DeBary. For more includes one show. Additional 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 11. 18, in the Lemerand Center at 3050 E. New York Ave., DeLand. ERAU’s Department of •Deltona Public Market: 9 a.m. information, call Rob Rinaldo at shows are $5 for adults and $3 To participate, a child must 1200 W. International Speed- Human Factors, will offer to 2 p.m. each Saturday at (407) 443-6965. for children 17 and under. be 5 years old on or before way Blvd., Daytona Beach. •Great Tasting Tours: Tours Parking is free. MOAS is at 352 real-world experience in clin- Deltona United Church of Christ, Sept. 1, a resident of Volusia The participant list is at take place from 2-5 p.m. S. Nova Road, Daytona Beach. ical settings, thanks to a part- 1649 Providence Blvd. County and have a valid Cer- myinterfase.com/DaytonaS- Thursdays, Fridays and Saturday For show times, call (386) nership with Florida Hospi- •Deltona Woman’s Club: Bunco tificate of Eligibility from the tate/Student. in DeLand. Wine, craft beer and 255.0285 or visit moas.org. tal. is played at 7 p.m. the first Friday Early Learning Coalition of For more information, call of each month. Arts & Crafts is sweet and savory food tours are •River of History Cruise: A Florida Hospital will help offered, rain or shine. Cost is two-hour River of History Cruise Flagler and Volusia Counties (386) 506-3073. at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Boat – (386) 323-2400, (386) 736- design the curriculum, meetings are 11 a.m. the first $49. A St Patty’s Day Special is from Ponce Inlet to New Smyrna two tickets for $49 (March 17 Beach and back along the only). For more information, visit Intracoastal Waterway is offered [email protected] at 10 a.m. each Wednesday. or call (386) 717-0675. The boat leaves from 4936 •Handicapped Adults of Volusia Peninsula Drive, Ponce Inlet. County: HAVOC advocates for Tickets are $25 for adults; $20 equal opportunity, accessibility for seniors; $10 for children and independence for all people ages 5 to 12; and free for with disabilities. The group children younger than 5. To meets the first Wednesday of make a reservation, call (386) each month from 1 to 3 p.m. at 405-3445. the Votran office at 950 Big Tree •Sandcastle Storytellers: The Road, South Daytona. For more group meets from 6-8 p.m. information, call Patricia A. Saturdays at the Boston Lipovsky at (386) 255-0488. Gourmet Coffee Shop, 109 E. •Lake Helen Market in the Park: New York Ave., DeLand. The 8 a.m. to noon each Saturday at public may attend. Blake Park, 437 N. Lakeview •Sons of Italy Deltona: Bingo is Drive. at 6 p.m. each Tuesday. Every •Marine Discovery Center: The Wednesday is dinner from center, a local nonprofit 4:30-8 p.m. with dancing, dedicated to teaching the public Donation is $5 for pasta. about the Indian River Lagoon, Non-members are welcome. offers boat and kayak tours daily. Take out is available at 1270 Two-hour tours are led by Doyle Road. For more informa- certified naturalists who explain tion, call (386) 574 1122. marine species along the way. •Veterans and Business Men’s For a reservation, call (386) Club: Luncheon meeting at noon 428-4828. each Tuesday, at the Palmetto •Meditation: Offered at 9 a.m., Club, 1000 S. Beach St., each Wednesday at the Bamboo Daytona Beach. It features Arts Center, 4490 Cave Lake camaraderie and speakers on Road, DeLeon Springs. Previous topics of interest to veterans and experience is not a hindrance business people. All veterans are and probably a benefit. Admis- welcome. For more information, sion is free. For more informa- call (386) 761-1197. tion, call (386) 277-2069 or visit •VFW Post 4250: “The Little V” mentalillnessmyths.com. offers Friday dinners with all the •Orange City Farmers Market: 8 fixin’s from 5:30 to 7 p.m. with a.m. to 1 p.m. each Friday at live music at 7 p.m. Also, Dickinson Park, corner of U.S. Wednesday night darts and 17/92 and East Graves Avenue, Saturday night karaoke from Answers Located in the Classified Section Orange City. See OUT, page B5 CELEBRATING Spring Beach Days Cruising & DETAILSFeeling DO Beautiful MATTER STRIKING SUITS by ANITA Int’l Buy now, and save on our most flattering ladies’ swimwear collections. 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HeartStringsBreastCare.com Open Tue-Fri. 10-5 1117 N. Dixie Fwy New Smyrna Beach | 386.427.6344 Friday, April 7, 2017 www.HometownNewsOL.com DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • B-5 Scout dinner honoree Making a bird friend — and a crabber enemy s I have been telling make matters worse the you lately the sea trout crabber stopped only 60 feet fishing up around FISHING past me to run a trap. He had AHigh Bridge has been good. no reason not to slow down. WITH DAN On one of those successful DAN SMITH Now I have to say most of trips I found myself mostly the crabbers are good hard alone. I say mostly because a working people. Theirs is not big blue heron was my an easy job. Still you would about it for a minute I decided constant companion. I had my think they would be especially to let him decide and tossed it kayak beached just off the considerate of fishermen. onto the bank. Mr. Blue current and, with each fish I After all I do spend my days grabbed it up and moved off caught, the gangly bird would alone with his traps. down the beach a ways. I come loping over. Oh I’m not saying I would watched as he waited until the This guy was quite impres- open traps. That would be fish had finished flopping and sive, standing nearly five feet criminal and I would never do with one motion he flipped it tall with a formidable sev- that. I probably wouldn’t. I into the air, caught it head first en-inch beak that had to be a don’t think I would. and down it went. I could see great fishing tool. We spent so Nevertheless, those who the fish slowly descending much time together I named know me will tell you I am Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer within his two and a half foot him Mr. Blue (from the soft notorious for holding a neck. Good for Mr. Blue. Pete Dunn, former Stetson University head baseball and an honoree at the rock song from the early grudge. I won’t forget the On a different chilly 2017 West Volusia Golden Eagle Dinner fundraiser for the Central Florida 1960s.) crabber who uses those deep morning I was back in the Boy Scout Council, speaks on Thursday, March 30, at the Wayne G. San- After a while I began a red bullet shaped buoys up same place when I caught a running dialog with him. near the Toilet Bowl. I would born Activity Center in DeLand. blue fish that had swallowed “Look Mr. Blue,” I said out never suggest it is OK to the jig. As I worked to get the loud. “You don’t need me. You molest traps – still payback is fish off, the Peanut washed up should fish for yourself.” He sweet. I do like mine with alongside the bank. Just then a seemed to be listening but rock salt and Old Bay season- commercial crabber continued to beg for each fish ing. BOATERS SLOW Sports Briefs approached. I caught. “Now look,” I DOWN AND RESPECT I could see the guy was Rotary golf tourney ing series. 15, and 1:05 p.m. Sunday, continued. “These fish I am EACH OTHER!! laying down a pretty strong There will be an additional April 16. catching are all too big for you April 29 wake (in a no wake zone), but $5,000 award to the overall For more information, call to swallow.” That didn’t seem Dan Smith has fished the figured he would slow when points winner. (386) 257-3172 or visit dayto- to deter him. waters of Volusia County for The Rotary Club of Deland Tournament one will be natortugas.com. he grew closer. He did not. Finally I caught a 13-inch more than 40 years. Email will host its 23rd annual from April 7-9. Captain’s Waves of very cold 65-degree trout to throw back. Mr. Blue questions and comments to fundraising golf tournament party/meeting will be Friday, water came into the boat. Easter Beach Run came over and gazed at it [email protected]. His book, “I at 8 a.m. Saturday, April 29, at April 7, at Volusia Top Gun, They say water seeks its own longingly. “Aw come on,” I Swear the Snook Drowned,” is Victoria Hills Golf Club. 2900 Bellevue Ave., Daytona level and in this case the level nears laughed. You can’t handle one available for purchase for Entry forms are available at Beach. Fishing will be Satur- it sought was my behind. Not that large.” After thinking $10.95 at (386) 441-7793. delandrotary.org. day out of Ponce Inlet. Weigh- The 50th annual Easter a good way to start the day. To For more information, con- in will be Saturday and awards Beach Run will be 8 a.m. for tact Ed Denston at (386) 801- Sunday at Volusia Top Gun. adults and 10 a.m. for chil- 7226. For more information, call dren Saturday, April 15, at the (386) 767-5590 or visit kin- Bandshell, 250 N. Atlantic Karaoke is at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Robert M. Conrad Education and goftheinlet.com. Dinner is served from 5-7 p.m. Research Center and the Lue King of the Inlet Ave., Daytona Beach. Out Wednesday. The dice game Left Gim Gong Memorial Garden. From page B4 The cost of the four-mile Center Right is played at 7 p.m. Guided tours and gift shop are Offshore Fishing run/walk or two-mile run/ Tortugas open season 7-11 p.m. A corn hole tourna- each Thursday. There is an available. Hours are noon to 4 walk is $30. Children’s runs all-you-can-eat fish fry Friday p.m. Tuesday to Saturday. The Tournament April 13 are $15. For children ages ment at 4 p.m. each Saturday. Food is available. The post is at from 5-7 p.m. Friday and last tour is at 3 p.m. Admission is 3-5, it’s 50 yards, ages 6-7 it’s 2350 Sunset Drive, New Smyrna Saturday entertainment is at $5 for adults, $3 for children King of the Inlet Offshore The Daytona Tortugas will 100 yards and 8-9, it’s a quar- Series will include three sepa- Beach. For more information, 7:30 p.m. Drinks and pizza are under 11 and free for children open the home season Thurs- ter mile. call (386) 423-1789 or visit served at the Canteen. The post under six. For more information, rate tournaments from April day, April 13, against the Fort Following the race, regis- to June. vfwpost4250.com. is at 351 S. Charles Richard call (386) 740-6813, email Myers Miracle at Jackie Rob- tered participants can head to •VFW Post 8093: Bingo is at 5 Beall Blvd., DeBary. For more [email protected] or visit All three tournaments are inson Ball Park, 105 E. title sponsor, Bubba Gump information, visit vfwpost8093. delandhouse.com. one-day offshore fishing p.m. Sundays. Pinochle is at Orange Ave., Daytona Beach. Shrimp Co. for shrimp and 6:30 p.m. and corn hole at 7 com or call (386) 668-8640. To include an event on the events for wahoo, dolphin The Tortugas face the Mir- grits. •West Volusia Historical Society Hometown News Calendar, send and king mackerel. 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