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State RX--0059404 Community Cities close to an All types of Hurricane Protection Notes • Screen Rooms • Replacement Windows • Seamless Gutters • Custom Sunrooms DeLand library hosts agreement on automall book sale July 13-14 • Vinyl Siding • Pool Enclosure By Gina McKee lowing provisions: the western portion of the VOTED BEST SCREEN ENCLOSURES [email protected] property, which includes all of the non-auto- The Friends of the DeLand mall uses, as well as the main frontage road Schedule an in-home estimate today! Library will host a public book After months of impasse, court filings, meetings, 2012 - 2016 will be annexed into DeLand, and therefore EADER R S sale at the DeLand Regional negotiations and, at times, heated discussion, the ’ 386-775-4915 C DeLand will have the responsibility for pro- H Library from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 cities of DeLand and Lake Helen could be close to a O I C E EDSENEZALUMINUM.COM 2017 that viding police, fire and code enforcement ser- EADER R S p.m. Friday, July 13; and 9:30 compromise. ’ w e vices to this portion of the property,” DeLand C H a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, July DeLand City Commissioners unanimously voted City Manager Michael Pleus said. “The eastern por- O I C E 14. to allow staff to move in the direction of a proposed tion of the property, which contains the automall, could hope to attain The sale will be in the agreement concerning the planned I-4 Automall, will be annexed into the City of Lake Helen.” for the City of DeLand,” Mayor Apgar said. “ I t library’s auditorium, 130 E. which involves a 57-acre parcel of previously unin- Along with several other provisions and compro- provides a measure of certainty and a measure of Howry Ave., DeLand. corporated property at the interchange of Interstate mises, this proposal makes a degree of sense, control for this city, this city commission and our Active members of the 4 and Orange Camp Road. DeLand Mayor Bob Apgar said. staff over the development that is most proximate to Friends of the DeLand Library Instead of proceeding with litigation, the two cit- “When I look at this analytically, I think that the the City of DeLand.” may attend an early sale from ies might simply divide the property. direction this takes is probably about the best result 1 to 3 p.m. July 12. Residents “The settlement agreement would include the fol- See AUTOMALL, page A2 can be admitted to the early sale by joining the group or renewing their membership for $5. The Friends Book Store, Do the shuffle County schools adjacent to the library, also will be open. Proceeds from the book maintain grade store and monthly book sales support the library’s programs and special needs. For more information, call from state (386) 822-6430. By Gina McKee Deltona, Seabreeze High [email protected] School in Daytona Beach and Atlantic High School in Port Master gardeners Students aren’t the only Orange all received a grade plan plant clinics ones who receive report of B, the district average. cards. The remaining district Volusia County’s master Volusia County Schools high schools, Deland, Main- land and Pine Ridge received gardeners will share spring have garnered a solid B aver- age in the latest school grades C grades, with New Smyrna gardening tips and answer Beach High School receiving questions during plant clinics released by the State Depart- ment of Education. an I or Incomplete grade. in July. Residents can bring “We are pleased to “(The reason for the I their plants for a free check- announce that Volusia Coun- grade for) NSB was because up. ty School District is a B for less than 95 percent (of stu- •10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Satur- the fourth consecutive year,” dents) tested,” Ms. Wait said. day, July 14, at the Deltona said Nancy Wait, director of “We will appeal to have the Regional Library, 2150 Eustace community information ser- grade released.” Ave. Howard Jeffries will dis- vices for Volusia County Similarly for district mid- cuss Central Florida palms. Schools. “This is the result of dle schools, Creekside and •10 a.m. to noon Tuesday, the hard work of our stu- Silver Sands, both in Port July 17, at the DeBary Public dents, teachers and leaders Orange, captured the dis- Library, 200 N. Charles R. throughout our district.” trict’s only A grades for mid- Beall Blvd. For Volusia County high dle schools, while DeLand, For more information, call schools, the top grade went Ormond Beach and Deltona the Volusia County Extension Randy Barber/staff photographer to Spruce Creek High School received B grades. The Service at (386) 822-5778. Rod Lewis of DeLand tries to makes it count as Jim Applebee of Orange City in Port Orange, the only high remaining district middle watches during a game of shuffleboard at the Sanborn Activity and Event school in the district to schools, Galaxy, Dewitt Tay- achieve an A with nearly 600 lor Middle-High, Southwest- Pioneering Center in DeLand on Friday, July 6. The gentlemen are members of the points awarded. University ern, New Smyrna Beach and conversation Deland Shuffleboard Club and play 9 a.m. to noon Mondays and Fridays High School in Orange City, Campbell, received a C during the summer. Deltona High School in See GRADE, page A2 The West Volusia Historical Society will host Saturday Mornings with the Pioneers – front parlor conversations at 10 a.m. July 14 at the DeLand Church seeking to DeLand See NOTES, page A3 rebuild buildings, suffers Personal Finance A8

PLAN STRONGER congregation rash By Lori Carter trine” to reform Christianity. For Hometown News He also interpreted the Bible of car in a different light. To do so, You've got Chrysalis Retreat Fellow- he took up Hebrew and to hear worked on it for 10 years. break the advice ship, a Swedenborg Church, is looking to revitalize its Ms. Salyer said Rev. Skuli property and membership. Thorhallsson was the pastor It’s been around since the for more than 30 years. ins 1960s at 825 Mercer’s Fern- When he retired because of By Gina McKee ery Road in DeLand. health issues about a year [email protected] Entertainment B1 Carolyn Salyer, board ago, there were a lot of peo- president, said the main ple who weren’t interested DeLand Police Department REASONING building and three smaller anymore. The buildings and officials advise residents not cottages that sit on six acres grounds weren’t kept up. only to lock their vehicles, but of property are in need of “We are low on member- to remove any and all valu- some TLC. The outside of ship,” she said. “We believe in ables from them to prevent love and compassion that we Carolyn Salyer, the main building has gian Church, came up to thrilled to find one in theft. already been painted and the want to manifest in ourselves and do good for others with conduct the service, which DeLand. She became a mem- “There have been reports of yard cleaned up. includes mindful music, ber in 2001. automobile break-ins in the “I’m on the roof right now,” inclusion of religion and spiritual beliefs that are meditation and the speaker. “I was enthralled,” she said. city,” Sgt. Chris Estes said. Ms. Salyer said. “I’ve been on She said afterward there’s a “The message that I heard Two unknown suspects the roof ever since April. It’s based on love and compas- So why shouldn't discussion group. was the people can come were caught on video at about just me. I’m going slow. We sion.” you be in a play? She said there have been “Everybody gets to con- from many different faiths 4 a.m. Friday, July 6, attempt- need volunteers.” tribute what they choose to and we are created by one Emanuel Swedenborg, a informal gatherings on Sun- ing to enter unlocked vehicles days, but not a regular ser- contribute,” she said. loving creator. in the cul-de-sac of Oak Hol- Index 1700s Swedish scientist, phi- Ms. Salyer, who came from “(Emanuel Swedenborg’s) vice. The last time Rev. Dick low Loop in the northeast sec- losopher, theologian and the Urbana Society of the approach of spiritual belief is Business A7 Out & About B1 mystic, wrote many books, Tafel, the minister from The tion of DeLand. They were Classified B6 Police Report A5 New Church of Southwest New Church in Ohio, also a based on love and compas- Crossword B5 Sports B5 including “Heaven and Hell” Swedenborgian Church, was observed driving away in a Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6 and “The Heavenly Doc- Florida, also a Swedenbor- See CHURCH, page A2 See BREAK-INS, page A3

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DeLand will provide all utili- Lake Helen would be respon- DeLand City Commission on Nice form! Automall ties to the entire site.” Mr. sible for the cost of infrastruc- April 9 with one major shift.” From page A1 Pleus said. ture, and all utilities provided That shift moves the loading The agreement also prohib- will be subject to a 25 percent and unloading facility further its DeLand from annexing any surcharge. to the east of the property, The proposal presentation more property east of I-4, Other items in the settle- along with ensuring the and subsequent discussion while equally restricting Lake ment, include joint planning entrance and exit to that facili- took well over an hour of the Helen from annexing more of development. ty face north and south. July 2 DeLand City Commis- property west of I-4, with the “There will be a planned “This will serve to preserve sion meeting, during which possible exclusion of a small, development agreement for the view corridor line along Mr. Pleus outlined the key existing cemetery with senti- the entire site, and both the frontage road going north. points and benefits to the city mental value to Lake Helen, he DeLand and Lake Helen will It will also serve to further iso- as well as concessions to the said. adopt the same agreement as late this use from the adjacent City of Lake Helen. Also, DeLand would also to the portion annexed into properties,” Mr. Pleus said. “In “The main frontage road agree to provide water and their cities,” Mr. Pleus said. addition it provides the oppor- will be a DeLand city road, sewer to the City of Lake Hel- “The agreement will control tunity for the frontage road to which the city will accept as a en’s property east of I-4, sub- the layout of the buildings, and be slightly re-aligned farther public road after it is con- ject to availability and other will include a plan (which was to the east, just past the entry structed by the developer, and logistic issues, Mr. Pleus said. previously) shown to the road.”

Of these schools, Louise answer (the state calls them part of the school improve- Grade McInnis maintained a B grade ‘erasers’). ment planning process for From page A1 for the past three years; Pier- “The state is requiring an 2018-19.” son and Edith Starke main- investigation by the district to In an emailed statement, grade. tained a C grade for the past determine if all testing proto- Superintendent Tom Russell While the majority of the three years; and Blue Lake cols were followed,” she said. said he is proud of the schools’ district’s elementary schools Elementary raised a two-year “Upon completion of the grades, and hopes to see even performed at the district aver- D grade to a C grade. investigation, the findings will higher marks in the coming age of a B, or slightly below Turie T. Small slipped from be reported to the state and years. with a C, Tomoka, Pine Trail, a two-year C average to a D, the ‘I’ grade will be appealed “We are very pleased the Ormond Beach, Coronado and Palm Terrace Elementary for the release of the school district maintained its B grade Beach and Sweetwater School did not slip, but has grades.” for the third consecutive year, received top marks with A maintained a D grade for three The evaluations and grades but the goal remains earning grades. consecutive years. will assist district staff in iden- an A. Almost 70 percent of our On the other end of the “Heritage and River Springs tifying needed changes as well schools maintained or spectrum, Edith Starke, Turie were flagged due to a higher as building upon successful increased a letter grade,” he T. Small, Pierson, Westside, than expected number of stu- instructional methods to con- said. “However, we recognize Palm Terrace, Blue Lake and dents changing their answers tinually increase the quality of there is still work to be done Louise McInnis were among on the 7th grade Civics exam education in the county. and will conduct a thorough the 300 lowest performing ele- (it will not affect individual “The district and schools review of the data, determine mentary schools in the state. student scores),” Ms. Wait said. will complete a comprehensive successful instructional prac- Randy Barber/staff photographer However, this is an average of “In most cases the students review and analysis of the data tices and replicate what’s been Gym Owner and coach Anays Rad assists Hila three consecutive years and is changed them from right to to determine successful done right in our schools.” in comparison to percentages wrong. The test is comput- instructional practices,” Ms. For a complete list of the Serrano, 6, of DeLand with her moves during and scores of all elementaries er-based so it captures data as Wait said. “Focus areas will be school grades, visit fldoe.org/ Summer Camp at RAD Gymnastics in DeBary on state-wide. students are marking an developed and will become accountability/accountabili- Friday, July 6. ty-reporting/school-grades/. Residential • Commercial Tile • Metal • Shingle • Flat Daytona 386-248-0200 - Orlando 407-270-7006 Financing Available Edgewater 386-423-3076 2017 Church 2017 From page A1 ADER We Fix Roof Leaks! E S R ’ www.awsroofing.com sion and that we should be C E H O I C aware of other people’s own spirituality. That’s why I love Voted THE BEST this church and am part of this church.” 6 Years In A Row! The informal gathering will continue each Sunday and a renewal service is scheduled at 10 a. m. Sunday, Sept. 9. To volunteer or to become a mem- ber, call Ms. Salyer at (386) 986-0630 or board member Call Today for a FREE Estimate! John Springer at (407) 704- 2320. It’s windy today!

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Plym- This class will focus on bal- outh Ave. The class teaches vital infor- ance, strength and mobility, A free cooking demonstra- mation in preparation for an and requires a medical waiver tion will be at 5 p.m. Thursday, infant’s life-threatening emer- Photo courtesy of Florida Hospital signed by a physician. July 19, in Classrooms A, B gency, such as a choking baby For a reservation or more and C at Florida Hospital Dr. Mark Hollmann, an orthopedic surgeon, spoke to nearly 100 community or a near drowning. information, call (386) 943- DeLand, 701 W. Plymouth members about the myths surrounding knee replacement procedures The cost is $10 per couple; 4707 or email Nikki.Miller@ Ave. during Florida Hospital DeLand’s luncheon June 26 at the Victoria Gardens scholarships are available. fhdeland.org. Hospital Chef Ransamy Registration required. For a Clubhouse. Torres will teach attendees reservation, visit FHBabies. about foods that can help AA meetings com or call (386) 943-4489. reduce inflammation and joint Hospital presents knee Alcoholics Anonymous pain. A taste test is included. offers meeting in all of Volusia For a reservation, call (386) General cancer County. 943-4733. and survivorship replacement seminar For more information, visit aadaytona.org or call the Sleep Apnea support group For Hometown News patients who pay anywhere replacement, it is important hotline at (386) 756-2930. [email protected] between $2,500 to $10,000, to do your own research and Support Group Florida Hospital DeLand all out of pocket because find an experienced physi- will host a support group for Nearly 100 community insurance doesn’t cover this cian,” he added. “About 80 Free health screening Florida Hospital DeLand those affected by any type of members joined Florida Hos- type of treatment,” he said. percent of knee replacements will host a support group for cancer at 5 p.m. Wednesday, pital DeLand for a free com- “The findings in The Ameri- are performed by doctors The Hispanic Health Initia- those with sleep apnea at 5:30 July 18, at the DeLand Cancer munity seminar, “Knee can Journal of Sports Medi- who do less than 20 a year, tive will host a free health p.m. Tuesday, July 17, in the Institute, 680 Peachwood Replacement: Fact vs. Fic- cine show that stem cells may that’s less than two per screening for West Volusia res- boardroom at 701 W. Plym- Drive. tion,” on June 26. be a safe option for knee pain, m ont h .” idents. outh Ave. Patients, survivors, caregiv- Led by Dr. Mark Holl- but are not recommended for By contrast, Dr. Hollmann The screenings will include Family members and ers, friends and family may mann, an orthopedic sur- knee arthritis care. More performs more than 300 knee blood pressure, glucose, cho- friends of people with sleep attend. For more information geon, guests learned about studies are needed because, replacements each year at lesterol and body mass index apnea who use CPAP or BiPAP or a reservation, call (386) 943- the myths surrounding knee while use of a patient’s own Florida Hospital DeLand. from noon-6 p.m. each may attend. 7160. replacement procedures over stem cells for regenerative The hospital has earned the lunch at the Victoria Gardens therapy is extraordinarily Joint Commission’s Gold Seal Clubhouse. popular, the treatments have of Approval for shoulder Dr. Hollmann addressed not undergone rigorous clini- replacements, designating the recent research that exam- cal study.” hospital as a Center of Excel- In motion ined using bone marrow stem Dr. Hollmann also empha- lence for total shoulder cells to reduce arthritic pain sized the number of joint replacement surgery. It also is Judy Morris of DeLand and disability in knees. replacement procedures a a Center of Excellence for strikes a pose with “There are at least 600 stem surgeon and hospital team total hip and total knee Bette Francis, right, cell clinics in the U.S. offering perform is critical. replacement surgery. during Tai Chi at the a form of stem cell therapy to “Before undergoing a joint Sanborn Activity and Event Center in DeLand mum of one year. nized at the city’s annual Vol- on Friday, July 6. Notes The selected volunteer’s unteer Appreciation Banquet From page A3 name will be memorialized in in September at the Sanborn a spot in Downtown DeLand. Center. will recognize a volunteer, Nominations, which may For more information, call who goes above and beyond be submitted at deland.org or Special Events Coordinator the call of duty. The nominee at City Hall, will be accepted Kieu Moses at (386) 626-7112. must have been engaged in until July 30. 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Call us at 386.322.5900 and mention this ad for a free consultation to determine your unique business needs. Friday, July 13, 2018 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • A-5 Police Report Editor’s note: This is a list of DeLand, was arrested July 4 •Kristopher Alan Mitchell, Bail was set at $5,000. arrests, not convictions, and all and charged with battery caus- 26, of Lake Helen, was arrested •James E. Oconnor, 54, of arrestees are presumed inno- ing bodily harm and false July 1 and charged with failure DeLand, was arrested July 5 cent unless or until proven imprisonment. Bail was not to properly register name/resi- and charged with possession guilty in a court of law. set. dent change as a sex offender. of paraphernalia and cocaine. Bail was not set. Bail was set at $10,000. •Jobe D. Samuel, 45, of •Rey Antonio Figueroa, 24, Volusia County DeLand, was arrested July 2 of DeLand, was arrested July 5 DeLand Sheriff’s Office and charged with aggravated and charged with burglary of (888) 277-TIPS Police Department battery with a deadly weapon an unoccupied conveyance, •Elizabeth A. Hoffman, 36, and domestic battery by stran- domestic battery by strangula- of DeLand, was arrested June gulation. Bail was not set. tion, false imprisonment, child •Cole W. Evans, 34, of Wanted 29 and charged with aggravat- •James Earl Terry, 34, of abuse, grand theft of a motor DeLand, was arrested June 29 ed battery with a deadly weap- DeLand, was arrested July 2 vehicle, grand theft from a and charged with carrying a on. Bail was set at $1,500. and charged with resisting an dwelling, criminal mischief concealed firearm. Bail was •Justin P. Delp, 29, of officer with violence and pos- and tampering with a witness. not set. DeLand, was arrested June 29 session of cocaine. Bail was Bail was not set. •Kayla A. Leckey, 25, of and charged with criminal not set. •Ellen Ruth Joyner, 35, of DeLand, was arrested June 30 mischief. Bail was set at •Rodney J. Davis, 46, of DeLand, was arrested July 5 and charged with possession $2,500. DeLand, was arrested July 2 and charged with resisting an of paraphernalia and a drug •Eugene K. Thomas, Jr., 31, and charged with possession officer without violence, pos- offense. Bail was set at $5,500. of DeLand, was arrested June of a Schedule II substance, session of paraphernalia and a •Deonta M. Robinson, 22, of 30 and charged with uttering a cocaine and cannabis and drug offense. Bail was set at DeLand, was arrested July 3 forgery. Bail was set at $2,500. introduction of contraband $4,000. and charged with habitually •Joshua A. Copenhaver, 28, into a penal institution. Bail •Andrew R. Black, 29, of driving with a revoked license, of DeLand, was arrested July 1 was set at $20,000. DeLand, was arrested July 5 possession of paraphernalia and charged with principal to •Travin Winert Jones, 25, of and charged with battery, flee- and cannabis with intent to child abuse. Bail was set at Pierson, was arrested July 3 ing/attempting to elude law sell, fleeing/attempting to $2,500. and charged with dealing in enforcement, tampering with elude law enforcement with •Ronald J. Scofield, 54, of stolen property. Bail was set at a witness and false imprison- The Ormond Beach lights/sirens running and DeLeon Springs, was arrested $3,000. ment. Bail was set at $12,000. Police Department received habitually driving with a July 1 and charged with driv- •Justin P. McKechnie, 44, of •Matthew N. Miller, 25, of a video of this subject, who revoked license. Bail was set at ing with a canceled license and DeLand, was arrested July 3 DeLand, was arrested July 5 was riding a bicycle, stealing $33,000. a drug offense. Bail was set at and charged with aggravated and charged with felony petit gas from a vehicle, on the •Shawn M. Fissell, 37, of $2,000. battery with a deadly weapon. theft. Bail was set at $2,500. morning of Tuesday, July 3. The theft occurred in the 500 block of South Yonge Make jelly at Lake examples of music performed through music by the 1970s Street. and composed by women, group ABBA. Meryl Streep, There have been several Notes gasoline thefts since April From page A4 Helen library beginning with the 12th cen- Pierce Brosnan and Amanda tury’s Hildegard of Bingen up Seyfried star. Rated PG-13, 26. Republicans Adults can make homemade to today’s female composers, 108 minutes. If you are able to identify jellies at 1 p.m. Wednesday, including 2017 Pulitzer Prize For more information, call this subject in the photo- meet July 17 July 18, at the Lake Helen Pub- winner Du Yun. (386) 822-6430, ext. 20762. graphs, contact Cpl. Michael lic Library, 221 N. Euclid Ave. She is a music specialist and Garner at Michael.Garner@ The Republican Club of Staff will provide materials research librarian at Stetson ormondbeach.org. West Volusia will meet at 11:30 and offer samples of different University. DeLand Elks Lodge Ormond Beach Police a.m, Tuesday, July 17, at Fan jams with crackers. For more information, call 95th Anniversary Department is at 170 W. Advance registration is Granada Blvd. Unknown Suspect Central Station, 614 S. Ala- 386-822-6430, ext. 20762. Celebration bama Ave., DeLand. required; call (386)228-1152. Guest speakers are Denise Sing along with movies DeLand Elks Lodge will cel- WE’RE ON Grimsley, a candidate for Flor- Learn about at DeLand library ebrate its 95th anniversary ida Commissioner of Agricul- women in music with an Italian Night Dinner ture and Jaime Hill Haynes, a celebration from 6 to 8 p.m. Tap your toes and sing along FACEBOOK! candidate for Volusia County Saturday, July 28, at 150 S. Jean Wald will discuss the with popular classic films at Clara Ave., DeLand. School Board District 1. history of women in music in a the DeLand Regional Library, Meal will include fresh Reservations are mandatory. free program from 1 to 2 p.m. 130 E. Howry Ave. “Like” Hometown News Volu- bread with olive oil, antipasto, For more information, call Wednesday, July 18, at the Free lineup includes: sia for the latest in local news, fresh soup, salad, meat course, (386) 337-8095, email DeLand Regional Library, 130 •“Mamma Mia!” 1 p.m. Fri- information and interactive pasta, vegetables and a fresh- [email protected] or visit E. Howry Ave. day, July 20. A bride’s search features like photo contests Ms. Wald will provide rcwv.us. for her real father is told See NOTES, page A6 and Rants & Raves.

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Can someone please get the new Dodge dealership at Glencoe Road and State Road 44 in New Smyrna Beach to fertilize the turf out front. It has been several months since they opened and it is just get- ting worse and worse. I don’t understand why a million-dollar auto dealership won’t take the time and spend a little money to make that the real pretty landscape it could be.

In response to: ‘Watch out for overcharges’

A writer recently complained about dentists overcharging. I found one, Dr. T with Creative Smiles, who undercharges, Randy Barber/staff photographer but let me explain. He gives you all the options, not just the high- Sgt. Rod Phillips, president of Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1048, recently presented Home- end ones and ramifications for each approach so you can make a town News Editor Cecil Brumley with a Certificate of Appreciation for the paper’s coverage of veterans wise decision. events. Cheaper is not always better, but maybe a necessary option for some of us. Pain reduction at the pocket book level keeps this senior citizen smiling. I was so excited to get my copy of my Hometown News in my bring visitors to. We couldn’t wait to get out of that area and driveway. It is a wonderful local paper filled with great informa- head somewhere else for drinks and dinner. One positive note In response to: ‘Watch out for overcharges’ tion about what is going on in our immediate area. I also love the was the handy parking garage, but who wants to go back?. photographs of the people participating in all the activities in My husband and I also experienced overcharges. and around New Smyrna Beach. As an accountant, I do compare what I was charged by the A little good news, like a rave, is always nice to read. Good job Enforce fireworks ban physician’s office versus what my insurance company shows as Hometown News and thanks for all you do. its share and my share. By the time I finally put a spreadsheet As in so many years past, the South Daytona Police did their together to compare, the amount due me was more than $3,000. In response to: ‘Don’t get bottled up’ usual lousy job of enforcing the ban on fireworks. Some specialists' offices only charge for the office visit copay And all they had to do was drive to the 2500 block of Florida and wait until the insurance company pays its share for the pro- Boulevard where several cars were forced to slow down and Your incorrect depiction of what took place is shameful. cedure cost. Then the patient is billed, which doesn’t result in the swerve around the rockets being launched from the middle of First of all, the “eatery” you described is a one-item, self-serve patient overpaying. the street. shop where you add your own toppings. Second, and most But when you have to pay up front for your estimated share, It is of no importance as to what others think of you! Life is importantly, you were not refused water. You just refused to pay there is the risk of over payment. I too felt I could not be the only too short to be concerned about such trivial matters. Be true to for it as they only offer bottled water. There are no ice or water one this was happening to and cannot overemphasize the impor- God and yourself. tance of reconciling your actual payment to what the insurance machines in this shop. shows your share should be. You publicly humiliated and berated an innocent teenager, who was respectfully following this shop's rules. You kept insist- Don’t fence out stuff from merchants ing that “up north it’s against the law to refuse someone water.” Double-check price on sale items Again, you were not refused water. Your husband even put a bot- tle of it on the counter for you, but you refused to pay for it. What’s with the Friday night security? Heads up, for shoppers who use the Winn-Dixie on Nova The respectful, working teenager was having a very pleasant It’s enough we have to be charged $3 to watch shows at the Road in Port Orange. conversation with your husband before you came in and started Bandshell. Last Friday we got ice cream from Cold Stone Cream- I have been routinely overcharged for sale items by as much as your rant! Needless to say, he never opened his mouth again ery and weren’t allowed to take it to our seats and had to eat it $3.50. They seem to have a problem ringing up sale items and while he was there. outside the fence before we could get back in. Others had water in-store discounts. If I didn’t check my receipt before I left the cups or bottles of water and they weren’t allowed in and had to store, I would be paying extra. Check that receipt before you either drink or throw them away. Others had meals from Johnny leave. Sleazy Boardwalk area Rockets, there again not allowed inside the fence to eat. I thought these places were sponsors of the Bandshell. It already stinks The only word for our recent visit to the Boardwalk area There’s not much inside the fence, one alcohol tent, which we behind the Daytona Beach Hilton is “sleazy.” do not drink, and one snacky food truck. I believe if these places We are concerned citizens from the Islesboro subdivision by We went there to show northern visitors our interesting Band- are sponsoring the groups that come to play, then their food and the New Smyrna Beach Airport. shell and Boardwalk area. What we saw were bums sleeping on drink should be allowed inside the fence. This sewer and paving project being done by Masci construc- the grass behind the Hilton, panhandlers asking for money (one tion is an absolute nightmare. strung-out looking young woman had a sign that said “Jokes -- Enough fast food The men are driving front end loaders down our streets where 25 cents”), uninviting carnival rides, even a tent in the grass with kids play, texting constantly on their phones. They take naps on trashy looking people laying in it. our property and leave piles of garbage all over the place. We walked to the pier restaurant (Joe’s Crab Shack) where the We get the point, we don’t need a bunch of fast-food places in Why is the City of New Smyrna Beach using our tax dollars to side of the building had food garbage and smelled of old grease, Edgewater. pay this company to do such a poor job? so we didn’t go inside to eat. We have Burger King, Subway, Dunkin Donuts, Chick-Fil-A, We love living in Daytona Beach, but this was embarrassing to Chinese, that’s enough to get you fast foodies by. You’re welcome, and thanks the Ocean Center, 101 N. land management practices about the importance of I just returned home to New Smyrna Beach after being away Notes Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach. during free Explore Volusia springs while enjoying the for a new months. From page A5 The public may attend and programs in July. crystal clear water. The park there will be time for public Reservations are required; will charge its regular admis- ly-prepared dessert. wine spe- comments. call (386) 736-5927. sion fee. Those younger than cials will be available. For more information, con- Upcoming events include: age 18 must wear a personal Dinner tickets are $30.per tact Sharon Angelastri at (386) •Brunch and learn: 8 to 9:30 flotation device and be accom- DEADLINES person and are available 254-4000 or sangelastri@volu- a.m. Saturday, July 21. Learn panied by an adult guardian at through PayPal at delandelks. sia.org. about the importance of scrub all times. The deadline for submissions to Hometown News in Volusia com. (No tickets will be sold at habitat during a guided stroll County is 5 p.m. Thursday for the next week's issue, except for the door.) The deadline for through Lyonia Preserve, Forum to address Rants & Raves, which is 5 p.m. Friday. Deadlines are adjusted for tickets is July 24. Pick up fall vegetable where you may see scrub jays, holidays. For more information, call (386) 322-5924. The proceeds will be donat- garden tips gopher tortoises and other cut foliage industry ed to Elks Charities. wildlife. Afterward, the group will learn about a native ani- The Volusia County Exten- Joe Sewards will offer tips mal while enjoying brunch on getting ready for the fall sion Service will present a Library Advisory Board provided by the Friends of Summer Foliage Forum from vegetable season from 10 a.m. LEC. Wear closed-toe shoes to meet July 20 to noon Saturday, July 21, at 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 24, at and be prepared for sun and the Agriculture Center, 3100 the Volusia County Agricul- heat. Meet at the Lyonia Envi- Volusia County’s Library tural Center, 3100 E. New York E. New York Ave, DeLand. ronmental Center, 2150 Eus- William Lusher, director of Advisory Board will meet at 10 Ave., DeLand. tace Ave., Deltona. the Florida Automated Weath- a.m. Friday, July 20, at the Mr .Sewards, an urban and Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., •Bike-about Lake Beresford: er Network at the University of Daytona Beach Regional residential horticulturist with 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 24. 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 Florida, will look back at the Library at City Island, 105 E. the Volusia County Extension Ride the Lake Beresford Park Copyright © 2018, Hometown News, L.C. Service, will explain which last decade of weather patterns Magnolia Ave. Trail and a segment of the in the Pierson and Seville areas Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in Members will review the vegetables grow well in Cen- Spring-to-Spring Trail. Partici- America in 2005, 2006, 2007. tral Florida, when to plant and explain the effect on the One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. proposed budget for fiscal year pants will learn about the local cut foliage and leatherleaf 2018-2019. them and how to prepare the environment and the impor- soil. industry. Farris Robinson...... President Julianne Petersen...... Graphic Artist For more information, con- tance of protecting the water Dr. David Norman, a profes- Vernon D. Smith Rodney Bookhardt The $5 fee includes light ...... Managing Partner ...... Senior Account Manager tact Library Services Director quality of Florida’s springs. Don Hornbeck ...... Regional Circulation Manager Heather Donaldson ...... Inside Sales Manager refreshments, one free soil test sor of plant pathology at UF’s Flora Wilkerson...... Circulation Administrator Angie Daniels ...... Inside Sales Assistant Lucina Colee at llcolee@volu- The emphasis will be on the Mid-Florida Research and Robin Bevilacqua ...... Human Resources Lora L. Uber...... Inside Sales/Classified and a raffle ticket for an Earth Annita Ferrante...... Account Receivable Michael Buckley ...... Circulation Manager sia.org or (386) 248-1745, ext. connectivity of local water Education Center, will discuss Amanda Wheaton ...... Credit & Collections Randy Barber ...... Staff Photographer Machine compost maker. bodies. Wear a helmet and Cecil G. Brumley ...... Managing Editor Bruce Henderson ...... Staff Photographer 11212. fungal control on cut foliage. Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Diane Carey...... Staff Writer Registration is required; call bring a bicycle. Meet at Lake Kristi Moore...... Office Mgr/Comm. Relations Gina McKee...... Staff Writer the extension office at (386) The program is free and Mercedes Lee-Paquette ...Production Manager Carrie Maday...... News Clerk Beresford Park, 2100 Fatio 822-5778. open to the public. Partici- Tourist Development Road, DeLand. pants can earn up to two con- Council to meet July 20 •Blue Spring snorkeling tinuing education credits. Res- Phone (386) 322-5900 County plans Explore program: 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. ervations are requested; contact Fax (386) 322-5901 Friday, July 27. Bring snorkel Classified (386) 322-5949 Volusia County’s Tourist Commercial Horticulture Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 Volusia programs gear to explore the spring hab- Extension Agent Karen Staud- Development Council will itat at Blue Spring State Park,

LAND erman at (386) 822-5778 or Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 meet at 9 a.m. Friday, July 20, De Learn about Volusia Coun- 2100 W. French Ave., Orange [email protected]. [email protected] in meeting room 103ABC of ty’s conservation lands and City. Participants will learn Friday, July 13, 2018 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • A-7 A new shopping center player in town E-NEWSLETTER The area has gotten a new al Airport keeps plugging *** [email protected] shopping center operator, one along. Passenger traffic at the VOLUSIA with a lot of experience with county-owned and operated The southwest quadrant of “NEWSLETTER” IN THE SUBJECT retailers that don’t have stores BUSINESS airport increased 1.7 percent State Road 44 and Interstate in Volusia County. CECIL G. for May in comparison with 95 could get more develop- ShopOne Centers, which BRUMLEY May 2017. During the month, ment. With plans for a owns 49 retail centers, has 68,418 passengers flew in or RaceTrac store already in the bought The Trails Shopping out of the airport, compared works, a Holiday Inn Express Center, the 135,286-square- several value add improve- to 67,272 passengers last May. and Florida Roadhouse have foot center at the east entrance ments planned which will The increasing use of the now been planned on the to The Trails neighborhood in serve to solidify The Trails airport caught the eye of one Snowden property across S.R. Ormond Beach, for $21.9 position as the top shopping of its carriers with Delta going 44 from the Walmart Super- million. and dining destination in the up to six flights, six days a center at New Smyrna Beach. Jaffe Corp. was in the midst market.” week. Hope springs eternal of turning the center into a What got me excited, that we’ll get a direct flight to *** Mediterranean-themed though, is ShopOne has lot of another city besides Atlanta, shopping destination and experience with Kroger. The Charlotte and New York. A historic downtown adding several top line supermarket chain only has Daytona Beach building has retailers when the Great one store in Florida, which is *** been acquired, hopefully Recession hit, eventually actually a Harris Teeter, but it helping to keep it intact. losing the center. has a lot of stores in Georgia There already are a lot of Health Insurance Associates It has a 36,866-square-foot and you just can’t help but apartments in development or LLC of Daytona Beach has Publix grocery store as well as wonder if it doesn’t have its under construction across bought the old Masonic Lodge eyes on expanding to Florida, Talbot’s, Chico’s, LOFT, Dairy Volusia County, but you can building at 135 Orange Ave. a thought that came to mind Queen, Anytime Fitness, add two more complexes. A for $299,000. White House-Black Market, as I watched the banner ads developer is talking to the City for Kroger on the Coke Zero Jos A Bank, BurgerIM, Sale of Daytona Beach about *** and Pepe, Pacific Bistro and 400 Saturday night. Even putting an apartment complex Supercuts. It took a hit last though it has no stores here, it with about 200 units on west On a final note, while a deal year, losing Panera Bread, but has long been a major side of Williamson Boulevard, was struck for the I4 Auto is still one of the best retail NASCAR and International just north of LPGA Blvd. in Mall, the commercial center at centers in Volusia County. Speedway Corp. sponsor. Daytona Beach. Plans have Victoria Park keeps growing. “Our acquisition of The Who knows, ShopOne been submitted to the St. Construction is starting on Trails shopping center advanc- might be considering swap- Johns River Water Manage- es ShopOne’s core strategy of ping the Publix at The Trails ment District for the Beacon four more buildings at the acquiring and operating for a Kroger. A blasphemous Apartments, a 253-unit center along Orange Camp high-caliber shopping centers statement for Floridians, but complex at State Road 44 and Road. in markets with strong stranger things have hap- Glencoe Road in New Smyrna fundamentals,” Michael pened. For example, the Beach. I haven’t seen any Managing Editor Cecil G. Carroll, ShopOne CEO said in Trader Joe’s distribution occupancy numbers lately, but Brumley has been tracking a news release. “The Trails center in an area where it has apartments had been fairly business and the economy in presented us with a fantastic no stores. packed and rents going up Volusia County for more than opportunity to expand our sharply, so the more apart- 21 years. Contact him at footprint to a densely populat- *** ments, the better as far as cbrumley@hometownnewsol. ed and growing Florida slowing down the rent com (no hyphens) or follow market. In addition, we have Daytona Beach Internation- escalation. him on Twitter @cecilbrumley.

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Randy Barber/staff photographer Renee and Mark Whitener and Pete Durnell, right, of DeLand take a tour of the Red, White & Vroom Car Show on Victory Circle Lane during their visit to One Daytona on Friday, July 6. Numbers adding up in aggressive driver program By Gina McKee the period of October 2017, Florida counties with a popu- [email protected] when the program began, to lation of more than 200,000, Feb. 9. and has seen an increase in With Just a few months left “Between Oct. 1, 2017 and traffic violations and traffic in a grant-funded program Feb. 9, 2018, deputies working accidents in recent years, Mr. targeting aggressive drivers, under this grant made 318 Gant added. Volusia County Sheriff’s depu- stops resulting in 195 moving ““In the worst cases, we see ties have issued more than violations and 54 non-moving road rage incidents with Volu- 1,100 citations and have made violations,” said Andrew Gant, sia County drivers displaying more than 40 arrests. spokesman for the VCSO weapons -- we see that from The program, which ends in office of media relations and time to time where someone September, is aiding deputies public affairs “There have will report after a dispute over in their efforts to significantly been 138 speed violations, 12 rules of the road that someone reduce vehicle crashes caused criminal Florida uniform Traf- will display a gun or some type by aggressive drivers. The fic Citations, three felony of weapon (to the other driver grant funding allows addition- arrests and 10 misdemeanor in the ‘dispute’ on the road),” al patrols and involves both arrests.” he said. “Also, when you see marked and unmarked Sher- The $50,000 grant is the people weaving through traf- iff’s Office units as well as the funding piece in a program fic, cutting people off, driving VCSO’s Air One helicopter, that focuses on aggressive at high speeds or making according to information drivers, road rage, speeders abrupt turns, those are all released by VCSO. and recklessness on Volusia types of aggressive driving that The new statistics, released County’s roads. The funding we’re trying to cut down on June 22 by the Volusia county helps deputies cover more area our roads.” Sheriff’s office of media rela- and remove dangerous drivers The most recent figures, tions and public affairs, high- from roadways, Mr. Gant said. which are from 2016, show lights 832 traffic stops result- “We can’t be everywhere all Volusia County is home to ing in seven felony arrests, 34 the time, obviously, but this more than 415,000 licensed misdemeanor arrests, 44 crim- grant has allowed us to be drivers, the number of drivers inal uniform traffic citations, more places than we would’ve on the county’s roads spikes 477 moving violations, 81 been normally,” he said when significantly during major seat-belt violations and 385 the program began. “We’ll be events at Daytona Internation- speeding violations, according out across the county, moving al Speedway, Bike Week, Bike- to information provided by from location to location, tar- toberfest and other special the Sheriff’s Office. geting speeding and aggressive events, according to informa- These numbers are a driving.” tion provided by the VCSO. marked increase over the sta- Volusia County ranks sixth Mr. Gant encourages drivers tistics released in January, for in crashes involving speed or who see aggressive behavior or aggressive driving among 25 speeding to call 911. 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•Bonkerz Comedy Club: Mike Charette will perform at comedy ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 night at 7:15 p.m. at the Center at Deltona, at 1640 Dr. Martin It can be challenging to Luther King Blvd. Doors open at silence your suspicious mind, 7:15 p.m. Until the day of the Aries. Not everyone is trying to show, tickets are $5 plus fees at pull the wool over your eyes. bonkerzcomedyproductions. Avoid gossip whenever possible, com/locations/the-center-at- and you’ll be fine. deltona. Tickets available at the door for $12. There is a two item TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 purchase minimum, and food and a full bar is available. The Wear your heart on your age limit is 18. sleeve, Taurus. Doing so may •Bandshell Concert: The 2018 endear you to others. It may Bandshell Live concert series seem like you’re putting all your continues with KC and the cards on the table, but you’re Sunshine Band tribute KC and showing you’re genuine. the Flashback ‘70s Party. Opening the concert at 7 p.m. GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 will be Sunshine Mafia. The cost is $3 or $10, which Toning things down is not includes a chair. For tickets, call Photo courtesy of Anne Sollien necessarily your style, Gemini. the Peabody Auditorium at (386) But this week you may want to 671-3462. Parking is available in “15 Reasons Not To Be In A Play” will be performed from July 13 to 22 at Shoestring Theatre, 380 S. keep a few details to yourself. the Ocean Center garage and Goodwin St. Kneeling from left, Lorelei Wilson and Sophia Mercado; Center, “Travis” played by Jack- Maintain a low profile for the surface lots in the area. son Jones and surrounding “Travis” from left, Zoey Jenkins, Ben Roberts, Ava Kelly and Claire Schre- next few days. •Cinematique: Anton Chek- cengost. hov’s “The Seagull” and CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 “American Animals” are showing at 242 S. Beach St., Daytona Cancer, it is very easy to get Beach. Tickets are $7 general or Plenty of reasons not to be in a play wrapped up in the problems of $5 members. For more informa- For Hometown News see a play about, well, “Why Not to Be Sanz will be attending the University of others. But sometimes you have tion, call (386) 252-3118. [email protected] In A Play!” Central Florida in the fall. The stu- to let others work things out on The cast will give you 15 different dent-led production trio is completed their own. Offer advice if it is Saturday, July 14 Directors Kailey O’Shaughnessy and reasons. by Claire Schrecengost, the “in control” sought. Hayley Sanz are making their Shoe- The list ranges from personal free- stage manager who keeps the entire cast •Barberville Pioneer Settlement: string directorial debut as newly gradu- dom, parental critiques, sudden disas- on track as well as the directors. LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 A Salute to America will be from ated seniors and former members of the trous changes in weather and even The directors have assembled a 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1776 DeLand High School Thespian Troupe national security. diverse cast, ranging from age 8 to 18, Leo, behind the big lion’s roar Lightfoot Lane, Barberville. where they studied under Jenny Sejan- The show is the first at Shoestring to including Ben Roberts; Ava Kelly; Beth- beats the heart of a pussy cat. Demonstrations will be from 11 sky. be directed, managed and performed all any Wolek; Jackson Jones; siblings Zoey, Your sensitive side is bound to a.m. to 3 p.m. A patriotic lecture From July 13 to 22 at Shoestring The- by area young talent. Abby, and Sayge Jenkins; Virgil Grogan; come through this week, when by Historian and Author Ed atre, 380 S. Goodwin St., Lake Helen, Both Ms. O’Shaughnessy and Ms. See REASONS, page B2 you may provide comfort to a L’Heureux will be at 11:30 a.m. person in need. There will be an antique medical instrument exhibit, blacksmith VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 demonstration, pottery demon- stration workshop and pine Exhibit features What you show to the public needle basket weaving. Register may not be the true Virgo you for classes at pioneersettlement. keep close to yourself. Let a few org/store. The summer kitchen Florida artist’s intimate details sneak out, and will NOT be open. Bring a picnic you may be surprised at the lunch. The newest display in the reactions. Barberville Central High School architectural forms features paintings of the Strawn For Hometown News materials. LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 Family and photos of the Bob [email protected] His family, which moved White Citrus Packing House in from Michigan to west Flori- This is a prime time to nurture 1921 when it was new. For more The Museum of Art- da in the 1950s when he was business relationships that could information, call (386) 749- DeLand will present “Robert 11, ran a construction busi- push your employment career 2959. Huff: Retrospective” June 15 ness. into a new direction, Libra. There •Star Spangled Summer Concert to Aug. 12 in the Downtown are many possibilities at your Then, in community col- disposal. Series: The Daytona Beach Gallery. lege, Huff encountered Bandshell’s free concert series, Art critic Beth Dunlop, Monet. SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 presented by The Friends of the editor of Modern Magazine, “Bob didn’t really have an Bandshell and the Boardwalk will discuss the work of Rob- art background – his family Merchants, will feature Never ert Huff at 5 p.m. Friday, July It can be difficult for your didn’t spend a lot of time in detailed-oriented self to draw the Stop Believin’, a Journey tribute, 13, at the Downtown Gallery. museums or things like that,” at 7:15 p.m. The concert will be line at what to include in a task A reception will be from said his widow, Barbara and what to leave out. You strive followed by fireworks over the 5-5:30 p.m. and the lecture Young. “But he had gone to a for perfection in all you do, ocean. will be 5:30-6:30 p.m. museum as part of an assign- Scorpio. Bandshell parking is available The event is part of the ment in a humanities class at the Ocean Center garage and museum’s Walter May Art and saw a little Monet paint- SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 surface lots. Attendees may Speaks Lecture Series. Cost is ing. He looked at it and enter the Bandshell area through Photo courtesy of the Museum of Art – DeLand $90 for the five-lecture series thought about it, and a few You are wondering if you the Ocean Walk Shoppes from “Sidh Structures,” a late 1990s bronze sculp- or $25 per lecture; museum days later changed his major should play it safe or dance A1A or the overpass from the members $80 for the series to fine arts.” ture, is part of the exhibit “Robert Huff: Retro- closer to the edge this week, parking garage. Rental chairs or $20 per lecture. spective,” which runs June 15 through Aug. 12 at Sagittarius. It may be because are available. Mr. Huff earned his MFA Artist Robert Huff grew up from the University of South the downtown campus of the Museum of Art – you are feeling trapped by loving tools and building See OUT, page B4 See EXHIBIT, page B2 DeLand. See SCOPES, page B2

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Reserved tickets Debbie D. & Vintage Now, p.m. Friday, July 13; Rock Star are $20 or general admission is 6:30-10:30 p.m. Saturday, July Karaoke by Bob is at 9 p.m. $15.Beartoe will open Doors 14; 5 Island Steel, 12:30- 4:30 Saturday, July 14. Live Team open at 7 p.m. at 701 Main St., p.m. Sunday, July 15; Christie Trivia 6:30-8:30 p.m. Monday, Daytona Beach. For more Beu, 6-10 p.m. Wednesday, July July 16, play for free, win prizes. information, call (386) 252- 18, at 101 Flagler Ave., New Eddie Uzzle will perform at 6 9877. Smyrna Beach. Dinner reserva- p.m. Tuesday, July 17. Open mike •Café Da Vinci: Upcoming tions required. For more night and live music at 6 p.m. performers are Firewater Tent information, call (386) 428- Wednesday, July 18, and Revival, 9 p.m. Friday, July 13, 1865. Karaoke with Just George is 9 and Psychedelic Monks, 9 p.m. •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: p.m. Thursday, July 19, at 3830 Saturday, July 14. Jazz in the Upcoming performers are S. Nova, Port Orange. For more Courtyard (inside if raining) with Xspanse, Friday, July 13; Sarah information, call (386) 788- The DaVinci Jazz Experiment, Daniels and Chip Brock Satur- 3268. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 17. An day, July 14; Don Hill, Sunday, •Ocean Deck: Morning Buzz open mike night starts at 7 p.m. July 15; Eddie Wolford, Monday, plays at 9:30 p.m. Mondays. each Wednesday at 112 W. July 16, and Tuesday, July 17; Orange Avenue plays at 9:30 Georgia Ave., DeLand. For more Brad Yates, Wednesday, July 18; p.m. Tuesdays. Caribbean Posse information, call (386) 736- and Don Hill, Thursday, July 19. performs from 9:30 p.m.-2 a.m. Randy Barber/staff photographer 0008 or visit cafedavincideland. Weather permitting, live music is Thursday through Sunday. Donna Lewis of DeLand lets one scoot as Scotty Scott of DeBary looks on com. at 2986 Ocean Shore Blvd., Robert Keele plays acoustic •Down the Hatch: Upcoming Ormond-by-the-Sea. For more guitar from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. during a game of shuffleboard at the Sanborn Activity and Event Center in performers are Donnie Bostic, information, call (386) 265- Wednesdays. Tom Redmond DeLand on Friday, July 6. 6-10 p.m. Friday, July 12; Jimmy 1977. performs classic rock from 5-8 Z, 1-5 p.m. Saturday, July 14; •Mr. Dunderbak’s: Mr. Dunder- p.m. Fridays. Karaoke with Shakedown, 6-10 p.m. Saturday; bak’s next beer tasting will be Stormin’ Norman is from 4-8 Architectural form is often “Bob’s work was diametri- Up Tuit, 1-5 p.m. Sunday, July 15; from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday, p.m. every Saturday and Sunday, Exhibit perceived as an imposition cally opposed to what I had Donnie Bostic, 6-10 p.m. July 13. The 10 featured beers at 127 S. Ocean Ave., Daytona From page B1 on the natural landscape. My been showing,” said Mr. Sin- Sunday, at 4894 Front St., Ponce are Dogfish Head Mixed Media Beach. For more information, work has concentrated on the delir, who moved with his Inlet. Weekday entertainment is (49 percent Pinot Gris, 51 call (386) 253-5224 or visit Florida and began teaching at relationship between the wife, artist Jill Cannady, from from 6-10 p.m. with Bret Messer, percent Ale), Funky Buddha Huki oceandeck.com. a community college and cre- man-made architectural Miami to DeLand 16 years Monday, July 16; Sam Collins, Idol, Boulevard Dark Truth •Ohana Luau Dinner Show: This ating his multi-disciplinary form and the natural ago. Both remained lifelong Tuesday, July 17; Martin and the Imperial Stout, Stone Fear.Movie. dinner show spectacular and art in Miami – where he also free-flowing forms found in friends with Huff. Dead Guys, Wednesday, July 18; Lions Double IPA, Persimmon family-style feast will be fulfilled his passion for boat- the environment . . . The inte- “I was showing very, very and Rock Beach Duo, Thursday, Hollow Beach Hippie IPA, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. ing and fishing in the gration and disintegration of expressive artists, people who July 19. For more information, Ormond Brewing Lawn Chair IPA, The show has a 6:30 p.m. call (386) 761-4831 or visit Lagunitas Little Sumpin Sumpin, seating, dinner at 7:15 p.m. and sub-tropical landscape and these relationships becomes were expressing very direct downthehatchseafood.com. Angry Orchard Rose Hard Cider, show at 7:30 p.m., at the the Everglades. But he never the starting point for many of and fundamental sensations,” •Frappes Italian Grille: Sam Adams New England-style Hawaiian Inn, 2301 S. Atlantic abandoned his love of archi- my pieces.” he said. “Bob’s work from the “Happiest Hour” is in the bar IPA and Lagunitas 12th of Never Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. For tecture. The retrospective exhibit very beginning was very nightly from 5-6:30 p.m. First Ale. Cost is $12 per person. more information, call (386) Mr. Huff’s attraction to also includes a handful of Mr. removed from that.” Tuesday of the month is wine Seating is limited to the first 70 255-5411, Ext. 186, or visit architecture, geometric Huff’s early 1970s three-di- The Downtown Gallery is tasting, two whites, two reds and prepaid reservations. If interest- myohanaluau.com. shapes and grids infuse many mensional assemblages at 100 N. Woodland Blvd., an appetizer for $25. For ed, call (386) 258-1600 to •Sinatra’s Laldila Ristorante: of the exhibit’s paintings as housed in Lucite boxes, and DeLand. Hours are 10 a.m.-4 reservations, call (386) 615- reserve a spot at 1700 W. Pianists play from 6-9 p.m. well as the many three-di- colorful, even psychedelic, p.m. Tuesday through Satur- 4888. International Speedway Blvd., Wednesday to Saturday. Karaoke mensional works —- assem- Peter Max-like drawings, day, and 1-4 p.m. Sunday. •Grille at Riverview: Upcoming Daytona Beach. is 9 p.m. to close Saturday at blages, wooden constructions which would have been at Admission is $5, or free for 355 Cassadaga Road, Lake and “pure” sculptures fash- home in the Beatles’ “Yellow museum members and chil- Helen. For information, call ioned from bronze. Submarine” movie. dren 12 and younger. For (386) 218-3806. Yet Mr. Huff, who died in Robert Sindelir, a gallery more information,call (386) •Stonewood Grill and Tavern: owner in Coral Gables at the 734-4371 or visit moart- Mark Venneri will perform from 2014 at age 69, once said: “I 6-9 p.m. each Tuesday, at 2150 have always considered time, was the first art dealer deland.org. MI MEXICO LPGA Blvd., Daytona Beach. For myself a landscape artist . . . to take on Huff’s work. more information, call (386) 317-0097. Since 2001 Same owners! •Sunny’s Wine & Liquor: A free Lavinia Lenssen; Elizabeth series of vignettes riddled wine and liquor tasting is Reasons Duffy; Hannah Brooks; and with irony as the group of hosted from 4-7 p.m. each From page B1 Alyson Warner. characters attempt to explain DAILY SPECIALS Friday and Saturday at 350 S. Written by Alan Haehnel, just why “plays suck!” Spring Garden Ave., DeLand. Kenzie Steitz; Teresa Norton; “15 Reasons Not To Be In A The show dates are July For more information, call Kristin Cox; Isis Gilbert; Play” has fun written in every 13-15 and 20-22. Show times (386) 738-7533 or visit Sophia Mercado; siblings aspect of the one act produc- are 7:30 p.m. or Sunday mati- delandliquorstore.com. Zachary and Lorelei Wilson; tion. The clever script creates nees are at 2:30 p.m. Tickets Full Liquor and New Patio characters that bring to life a are adults $10, students $5. 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We do have Gazpacho, fruit 1 small onion, chopped Thank goodness for a soups and Vichyssoise. 2 teaspoons mild curry Florida physician named John In today’s culinary world, powder Gorrie who is credited with cold soup is in. When it starts Kosher salt and freshly inventing the air conditioner getting hot, chefs everywhere ground black pepper during the mid-1800s. It (not just in Florida) think cold 4 cups low-sodium chicken wasn’t until 1902 that a soups. Try these recipes-you‘ll broth 25year-old engineer from New love them, be healthier, and 3 tablespoons butter York, named Willis Carrier, know what the chefs know. 1 cup half and half cream invented the first modern Enjoy! Sour cream, freshly cracked air-conditioning system. This black pepper, cilantro sprigs made Florida livable during (for serving) the summer, but what does Fruit Gazpacho that have to do with food? Preparation Servings: 6 Nothing really, I just thought Heat oil over medium-high Randy Barber/staff photographer you would like the history. heat. Add squash, onion and Preparation Volusia County Master Gardener Linda Landrum talks about a plant during Now let’s talk about summer curry powder; season with salt “Spring Gardening Tips” at the DeLand Regional Library on Friday, July 6. foods. We really should think Purée 1 medium cantaloupe and pepper. Cook until tender, of eating lighter meals so (peeled, seeded, chopped) or 4 8–10 minutes. Add broth and The group discussed integrated pest management and answered questions here’s our chance to eat cups fresh strawberries or 4 cream. Bring to a boil, reduce to educate residents about their plants at home. healthier and maybe lose a few cups seedless watermelon, 1 heat and simmer until very unwanted pounds in the small cucumber (peeled, tender, 25–30 minutes. Purée process. chopped), 2 tablespoons until smooth. Serve soup Salads are always a good chopped red onion, 2 tea- chilled. choice, but what about cold spoons kosher salt, and 1 cup School News soups? Don’t turn up your half and half cream in a Costa Magoulas is dean of DSC alumni bowling pack Giveaway at 8 a.m Sat- to enroll their child in Volu- nose! I use to think the same blender until smooth. Add 2 the Mori Hosseini College of urday, July 21, at Earl Brown sia County schools. way until I tried some. They cups cooked chicken breast. Hospitality and Culinary for scholarship funds Park, 750 S. Alabama Ave. New students enrolling in are very tasty, easily digestible, Serve Gazpacho chilled, Management at Daytona State The backpacks will be Volusia must also be current and will surprise you. It is just topped with thinly sliced fresh College. Contact him at (386) Daytona State College handed out on a first-come, on immunizations. the idea of COLD soup. mint. 506-3578 or magoulc@ Alumni & Friends will host first-served basis, so parents To ensure children are In some foreign countries, a daytonastate.edu. Bowling for Scholarships and children will want to ready to start the school year from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, July come early. Those waiting in Aug. 13, the Department of 13, at Ormond Lanes, 206 N. line will receive one voucher Health in Volusia County is downtown DeLand featuring U.S. 1, Ormond Beach. ticket per student to ensure offering low or free immuni- Thursday, July 19 music, limbo contests, hula hoop The cost is $15 for three they receive a backpack. zations throughout the sum- Out contests, tropical hat contest, games and shoe rental. From page B1 After backpacks are given mer. Appointments are not •Summer Concert Series: New dancing, shopping and dining. For more information, out, parents and children can required. For more information visit Smyrna Beach Leisure Series For more information, call (386) email Suzette Cameron at visit other vendors giving out Immunizations are avail- bandshell.info or call (386) will host a free concert from 738-0649 or visit mainstreet- suzette.cameron@daytonas- deland.org. school supplies near the Earl able from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., 253-0254. 6:30-7:45 p.m. at Riverside tate.edu or call (386) 506- Brown Park amphitheatre. Monday through Friday at Park, 299 S. Riverside Drive. •Athens Theatre: “The Wedding 4506. Singer” will be performed select For more information,call three DOH-Volusia loca- Tuesday, July 17 JAM, Jeremy and Andrea Mix, (386) 740-0808. tions: will perform variety. In case of days July 20-Aug. 12 at 124 N. Florida Ave., DeLand. Tickets are •Orange City: 775 Harley •Live Comedy: Live Interactive rain, concerts may be resched- Backpack giveaway uled. For more information, $29 for preferred, $24 for Strickland Blvd. Improv Comedy presented by adults, and $22 for seniors, $11 set for July 21 Free school shots Parents are encouraged to Random Acts of Insanity is at 8 call (386) 410-2890. for children, $20 for groups of available bring shot records with them p.m. at the Cinematique eight or more. There is a $3 The City of DeLand and Theater, 242 S. Beach St., when requesting immuniza- Upcoming events processing fee is added to all Spring Hill Neighborhood tions. Daytona Beach. Tickets are $5. purchases. Parents and guardians of a All ages welcome. For more Association will hand out child entering kindergarten For more information, visit •Tropical Nights: A tropical- For more information, call about 1,000 backpacks at the information, call (386) ly-themed street party will be (386) 736-1500. or seventh grade must pro- volusiahealth.com/shots or 252-3118. eighth annual Mayor’s Back- vide proof of immunization call (386) 274-0509, option 1. from 6-9 p.m. Friday, July 20, in See OUT, page B5

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Masters Championships are Ms. Peppelman was the Orange Ave., Daytona Beach. coordinated by Union Ameri- assistant women’s lacrosse For more information, call cana de Natacion and U.S. coach at NCAA III Albright (386) 257-3172 or visit milb. Masters Swimming. The inter- College in Reading, Pa., for com. national competition is two seasons. The Lions fin- expected to attract thousands ished as a top-three team in of athletes from the Americas the Middle Atlantic Confer- ERAU women’s soccer to the Central Florida area. ence Commonwealth division In addition to the open and advanced to the MAC releases 2018 schedule water competition, the Central Commonwealth semifinals Embry-Riddle Women’s Florida YMCA is the head- twice during her tenure. Head Soccer Coach Samantha quarters for the champion- She was a defender at NCAA Photo courtesy of Doug Davis Bohon has announced the ships, which also feature Division II Lock Haven from Capt. Doug Davis of New Smyrna and his crew fished about 28 miles offshore schedule for the 2018 season. swimming, water polo, diving 2012-16. The Eagles will play their out of Ponce Inlet recently. Shown is Capt. Davis with one of the many red and artistic swimming compe- Ms. Peppelman also was second season of competition snapper they caught and released. The group also came back with keeper trig- titions at the pool in Orlando. named to the Lock Haven as members of NCAA II and gers, mutton and lane snapper. If you’d like to show off your Catch of the The open water competition Dean’s List and Student-Ath- the Sunshine State Conference is expected to draw nearly lete Honor Roll as well as the Week, send a “jpeg” format photo with your name, hometown and where you and will look to improve on 1,000 competitors and their IWLCA Academic Honor caught the fish to [email protected]. last season’s 5-5-3 record. families to the area. Roll. She earned a bachelors The Eagles will play an exhi- For more information, visit degree in sports administra- bus, Ga., Aug. 31, followed by Daytona Beach on Sept. 7 for Eagles head south to take on bition game against Daytona 2018panammasters.com. tion and a master’s degree in a Sept. 2 neutral site contest the Eagles’ first home game. Palm Beach Atlantic. State College Aug. 18 before Local sponsorship of the open sports and exercise psycholo- against Montevallo. Regular season play con- For the complete schedule, officially opening the season water competition are avail- gy. No. 20 Flagler travels to cludes on Oct. 23 when the visit erauathletics.com. able; email srpetersohn@ with a two-game set in Colum- Heavy pollution in the Halifax River, and no fish! t’s tough for an active guy about the water rehabilitation the Halifax. I had to grit my may not happen until this friend of mine cast netted a like me to try and stay off they give to racehorses with a teeth as I thought about the winter. I began letting the fresh water blue gill from the my feet long enough for my FISHING bad leg. Maybe my walking contractors busy at work state officials know about this docks at Granada in Ormond Ibanged up ankle to heal when I WITH DAN through the water would help adding to the problem as they problem long before I started Beach. That is unheard of and know this is prime floun- DAN SMITH my healing process. I forged construct the new bridge at writing for this paper, but they a sure sign of the lack of salt. der-wading season. ahead casting all the way. The Orange Avenue. and the politicians couldn't Our inshore waterways must People ask me why I’m not last time I fished that area Under the direction of The care less. It’s progress they say. have salt to survive. Over five wearing my big Darth Vader back in April, I had caught a Florida Department of Nothing will be done until the decades I have watched the walking boot, but I have to tracks. I was standing in about nice 26-inch red drum, a jack Transportation, each time a Halifax begins to stink up the decline of our estuaries and wade a bit to get into my a foot of water and I could not and a couple sea trout, but this new bridge is constructed the expensive homes along its now the end is near. kayak and I surely cannot see my feet. Never in all my time nada, zip, zero! There river is dammed up by the banks. That day seems to be wear it while tromping days of fishing the Halifax was not a minnow or even a dumping of waste material. approaching quickly. Dan Smith has fished the through the water in search of have I seen the water in such hermit crab to be seen. This has been going on On this day, I caught waters of Volusia County for flounder. poor condition. The water Biting the bullet, I tasted the forever and now the river is nothing. That by itself is not more than 40 years. Email With all that in mind, I seemed turbid and had taken water in two separate places to unable to flush the polluted all that unusual, but I never questions and comments to woke up recently with the on the color of strong coffee. find there was practically no runoff out into the Atlantic. even had a bite. That is [email protected]. His book, “I ankle feeling pretty good and It was four hours before full salinity at all. The runoff from The trapped water will stay extremely rare. Swear the Snook Drowned,” is struck out for Tomoka State high tide, so the current all the recent rain was trapped there until we get a strong To give you an idea just how available for purchase for Park and some wading. In my should have been at its peak, due to the lack of tidal flow in storm from the north and that poor the water has become, a $10.95 at (386) 441-7793. mind’s eye I could see all the but try as I might I couldn’t flounder that had gathered find any tidal flow at all. Not a there in my absence. Wrong ripple. stuffed filet breath! The wide bay east of the I arrived at dawn in time to park was like a desert. No bait watch the big orange ball rise in the water. No fish feeding over Coquina Sands Island to and, more importantly, no the east. The water felt good to dolphin anyplace to be seen. my flip-flop shod feet, but the Every good flounder fisher- no-see-ums were enjoying a man knows without the good feed at my expense. dolphin around, there is a After dousing myself with poor chance of flounder being citronella I was able to present. concentrate on the fishing. Still, I was there and coated In the first morning light I in bug spray, so I may as well was stopped dead in my fish. 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