Land inside DELAND/LAKE HELEN DELEON SPRINGS PIERSON Lines NASCAR Hall of Fame escapes damage in riots

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Same Day Community Emergency Service City Commission gives 7 Days a week Notes Editor's Note: With the nod to pedestrian village State Lic#CAC1817470 2012 - 2015 uncertainty caused by Hurri- www.AdvancedAirandHeat.com 2016 EADER R S D cane Matthew, your Hometown ’ EA ER By Erika Webb pedestrian way, according to a previous meeting R S ’ C News may include events that H [email protected] $ O I C E C agenda item. H OFF ANY O C E have been canceled. Also, “It includes a central courtyard consisting of I Hometown News will do every- Self-proclaimed “New Urban Cowboy” Michael 12 to 13 single-family units arranged around AdvancedREPAIR Air 386-767-1654 SERVICE thing possible to deliver your Arth is at it again. 25Must be presented at time of repair cannot be combined w/any other offer. and oriented toward a row of trees that exists newspaper at the usual time. DeLand City Commissioners voted unanimously on the property,” the item states. For more storm information, Oct. 3 to approve rezoning 1.47 acres at the south- please see Page A2. east corner of Voorhis Avenue and South Clake The second phase, Mimosa Court, is pro- Street from residential to planned development. posed for south of the cottages and includes Mr. Arth, representing property owners Palm four single-family attached units arranged agen- Police biking program Garden Cottages and Cheryl Floyd, requested the around a smaller park. da item. “The overall project employs principals of New gets grant change in order to build up to 17 clustered dwelling At the previous meeting, Commissioner units and add other improvements on the property, Urbanism development, including high density uses Leigh Matusick said several people contacted her, located in close proximity to amenities, such as pub- concerned about the potential for increased traffic The DeLand Police Depart- creating his long-envisioned “pedestrian village.” The first phase — Palm Garden Cottages – will lic and non-motorized transit, shopping, recreation, on Voorhis. ment’s On Track initiative, employment and activity centers,” according to the aimed at teaching youth about contain an interior linear park, water feature and See VILLAGE, page A5 bicycle repair skills and giving them opportunities to go on adventure bicycle rides, has received a City Catalyst Grant from Florida Business Watch Tanger center Reading time and the Florida League of Mayors. The On Track youth devel- opment program, a new initia- conducts tive that kicked off Oct. 5, will teach youth from the Boys and Girls Club will also instill massive job fair valuable life lessons, including self-empowerment. By Diane M. Carey Mr. Sadove said. “Tanger is The $1,500 grant will help [email protected] proud to bring 900 full- and part-time positions to the the DeLand Police to buy bicy- Hundreds came for hun- Daytona Beach area.” cles that will later be “earned” dreds of jobs Sept. 28 at the The Tanger center will by the program’s participants. Tanger Factory Outlet Cen- open Nov. 18. JCs Bike Shop of DeLand is ter job fair at the Ocean Cen- “Nationwide Tanger Out- providing instruction to the ter in Daytona Beach. lets have over 185 million participants. At least 900 full- and part- shoppers per year,” he said. time positions were up for “We are thrilled to be here in grabs as employers repre- Master gardeners plan Daytona Beach and the senting the 75 stores that will greater Volusia County area. plant clinics be part of the new mega We are thrilled to expand our complex were on hand. footprint into the great state Volusia County’s master The steady crowd of appli- of Florida and we have great gardeners will share fall gar- cants consisted of a wide age economic confidence in dening tips and answer ques- range and varying ethnicity. Volusia for the growth.” tions during plant clinics in Some hopeful job seekers Tanger has 43 centers in 21 October. were hired on the spot while states. Residents can bring their others filled out applications Steven Breneman, district plants for a free check-up. and will await a callback. manager for Samsonite Fac- •10 to 11 a.m. Friday, Oct. 7, Scott Sadove, general man- tory Outlet and a 25-year at the DeLand Regional ager of the new center, was employee, was screening Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer Library, 130 E. Howry Ave. there to oversee the activities. potential applicants as was Colin Barrington, 5, of DeLand holds a book he picked out as his sister, •10 to 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. “We had strong attendance Jonathan Tate, the Tampa 8, at the Deltona Regional with great candidates and Brynn, 2, follows along on Saturday, Oct. 1, in the book sale room at Trinity Library, 2150 Eustace Ave. retailers at today’s job fair,” See TANGER, page A2 Methodist Church’s Fall Festival in DeLand. •10 a.m. to noon Tuesday, Oct. 18, at the DeBary Public Library, 200 N. Charles R. Beall Blvd. After the Deltona plant clin- ic, Master Gardener Howard Fathers honored at Lake Helen school Jeffries will discuss soil and By Erika Webb delighted by the turnout, she fertilizers from 11 a.m. to [email protected] was prepared. noon. “Last year we thought See NOTES, page A1 As the sun slowly rose maybe 50 dads and male role above the tree line east of models, but there were hun- COOKING B3 Lake Helen on a recent dreds of dads here. Who says Wednesday, vehicles spilled dads don’t show up?” Ms. out of Volusia Pines Elemen- CHEF'S CORNER Gordon said, laughing. tary School’s parking lot, lin- She recalled enlisting help ing a long stretch of Kick- from Coach Chris Madzik, Columbus lighter Road. sailed the other staff and PTA members Their tiny hands held by who went on a mission to ocean blue dads, grandfathers and other and Dunkin’ Donuts when the 100 male role models, students ordered weren’t enough. brought filed into the hallways, to the new food “This year the cafeteria basketball court and then to manager ordered cases of cin- their classrooms before mak- namon rolls from School Way ing their way to the 8:15 Café,” Ms. Gordon said. “She assembly in the cafeteria. ENTERTAINMENT B1 said we won’t run out.” There was an atmosphere Just to show the organizers of excitement rivaling that BIKES OF FALL had their thinking caps on, a generally reserved for holi- large bulletin board featured a days. breakfast- coordinated mes- Sept. 28 marked the second sage to the role models, com- annual “Dads Take Your Photo by Erika Webb plete with a homonym: “It’s Child to School Day,” Lake Helen Mayor Buddy Snowden joined his grandson Levi Griffin, 9, at so sweet that you are here throughout Volusia County today taking a roll in my life.” and Florida. Volusia Pines Elementary School in Lake Helen Sept. 28 for Dads Take your Child to School Day. Last year’s “Dads Take Your Sponsored by the Florida Child to School Day” festivi- Department of Education, the ties were planned to be in the Biketoberfest spreading national observance, is pro- Twins Justin and Jordan “They were born on my birth- Further research indicates out across the county Ferrell, 9, of Deltona, enjoyed d ay.” actively involved fathers posi- school’s media center. moted as a “wonderful oppor- Guidance counselor Sarah tunity for dads or other male their dad’s company at last The department’s website tively influence their chil- year’s event but this year he reports, “More than 30 years dren’s academic performance, Smith said the inaugural Index role models to get involved in event’s planners got a big sur- their child’s education and to had to be at work so the boys’ of research supports the belief behavior and habits in adult- grandfather, Eddie Mike, that a positive relationship hood, such as being responsi- prise. Business A7 Out & About B1 highlight the significant dif- “As the men started to come Classified B7 Police Report A5 ference they can make by tak- gladly filled in. endures between increased ble. Crossword B6 Sports B6 in, we noticed we were filling Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6 ing a more active role,” “They turned nine on Sept. family engagement and stu- Volusia Pines’ principal according to fldoe.org. 12,” Mr. Mike said proudly. dent academic success.” Julie Gordon was not only See FATHERS, page A4 A-2 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, October 7, 2016 S. Woodland Blvd. DeLand. Club hosts plant sale Notes Bring personal documents From page A1 to be professionally shredded The Garden Club of DeLand and disposed of for free. will host a plant sale from 8 For more information, call a.m to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, the Volusia County Extension Adopt a pet at the Clubhouse, 865 S. Ala- Service at (386) 822-5778. bama Ave., DeLand. ARK will host a pet adopt For more information, call Get documents day from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sat- us at (386) 624-6960 or visit shredded urday, Oct. 8, at Florida Wild gardenclubofdeland.org. Veterinary Hospital, 115 E Euclid Ave, DeLand. Watch free movies at Delto- Frontier Communications na Regional Library will host a document shred- The cost to a qualified adopter is $75, fully vetted. ding event from 10 a.m. to 2 Catch some free flicks at the p.m. Saturday Oct. 8, at 1398 For more information, visit ARKsaves.com. Deltona Regional Library, 2150 Eustace Ave. Library staff will show two comedies in the library’s audi- torium: •“Mr. Smith Goes to Wash- Family Owned & Operated Since 1975 ington” (not rated): 1 p.m. Sat- Commercial/Residential/Remodels urday, Oct. 8 •“Young Frankenstein” (PG): 11 a.m. Monday, Oct. 10 For more information, call (386) 789-7207, option 1, then By Diane Carey 4. Tanger Outlets staff Melissa Garcia, from left, Laura Simmons and Katha- rine Pasquinocci, greet applicants at the Tanger Factory Outlet Center job Library fundraiser fair on September 28 at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach on Wednesday, Sept. 28. VOTED BEST POOL 2016 Around the World Wine CONSTRUCTION DER EA S BY READERS R ’ Model Pools and Food Tasting Fundraiser Ms. Benardis said. “Everyone causes in the hopes of making C H E IN DELTONA O I C on Display & Auction for the Lake Helen Tanger has been very welcoming. I a difference,” the company’s Library will be from 3 to 7 From page A1 am looking for management website states. “Tanger Out- LET BOB BUILD IT! p.m., Sunday, Oct. 9, at Sina- jobs. It is me interviewing lets has now raised and tra’s Restaurant, 355 Cassada- store manager. them and them interviewing donated over $16.3 million ga Road, Lake Helen. “We look for people that m e .” with a primary focus on bat- 386-423-2330 The auction will be from 3 want to stay and grow,” Mr. Some employers present at tling breast cancer and help- 322 N. Dixie Freeway - New Smyrna Beach to 5 p.m. and the food and Breneman said. “We like to the job fair included Vera ing children and schools suc- www.PoolBuildersNewSmyrnaBeach.com instill a sense of ownership Bradley, Van Heusen, Old ceed.” See NOTES, page A3 Lic# CPC019022 and commitment. Our jobs Navy, Rack Room Shoes, For the opening at 9 a.m. pay higher than minimum Tommy Hilfiger, Bass Factory Nov. 18, a fireworks display is wage. We have gotten some Outlet, Banana Republic, planned along with numer- really strong candidates. Guess, Great American ous holiday festivities and lots Everyone has been positive Cookies, Michael Kors, Bath of entertainment throughout and upbeat. All our positions and Body Works, Dress Barn, the weekend. are full time with benefits.” Levi Strauss and Co., Asics, The center is off William- Mr. Tate noted, “Retail is Clark’s and Sunglass Hut. son Boulevard and can be moving away from minimum Besides jobs, Tanger also accessed from LPGA Boule- w a g e .” will be another contributor to vard or West International One job seeker was Britta- the community. Speedway Boulevard, both ny Benardis of Port Orange. “Since 1994, Tanger has with exits off Interstate 95. “I talked to most (employ- partnered with and support- For more information, call ers). I interviewed with two ed a variety of worthwhile (386) 843-7459 or visit tan- here today and feel confident. charitable organizations and geroutlet.com/daytona. I have two more interviews,” County officials urge storm preparations For Hometown News stay during the storm. Togeth- •Matches in a waterproof [email protected] er, develop a list of preparation container tasks. •Extra charcoal or propane With Hurricane Matthew Step 2. 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Friendly Staff Call for an appointment today Timely Appointments 321-428-4737 Viera Most insurances accepted including: 321-567-7530 Titusville Medicare, Tricare & Health First www.BrevardMD.com Friday, October 7, 2016 www.HometownNewsOL.com DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • A-3 NASCAR Hall Of Fame escapes SaveSave Money,Money, hen the news broke That work garnered me an stolen goods out of stores in that the peaceful LAND LINES invite to the soft opening of an attempt to embarrass them. demonstrations in DAN SMITH the museum and Racing Ron I don’t know if that is even WCharlotte had turned violent, I Piasecki and I had a great time possible. One report stated 70 EatEat OUT!OUT! immediately began to worry at that event. Good fun, for percent of those arrested about the NASCAR Hall Of the pre-opening was populat- carried lengthy criminal 50 % OFF Fame and my good friend who ed by mostly racing celebrities records with many of them Gift Certificates works there, Chief Historian and their families. While there coming in from out of state. Buz McKim. came to town looking for we met a long list of stock car I am a child of the ‘60s and www.hometownnewsol.com I knew the Hall is right in artifacts. He and I went notables. know about civil unrest. This downtown Charlotte where a through the old Birthplace of For me it was bittersweet to does not seem like it. Law and lot of the mayhem was taking Speed collection that belongs attend the stock car hall in order must prevail and place. Sure enough the Hall to the City of Ormond Beach Charlotte for I (and so many peaceful protest is the only would soon be included in the and gleaned a few nice pieces. others) longed for it to be built way. list of places damaged. With A big old brass headlight from here. Alas, it was not to be and In the meantime I am happy 2012 - 2015 2016 DER ADER EA S E S that I sent an e-mail to Buz a 1920s automobile was now it is in the center of the to report the NASCAR Hall of R ’ R ’

C C and was happy to learn no chosen as was a Stanley turmoil that has erupted in Fame is open for business. E E H I C H C major damage was inflicted on Steamer gauge, a radiator cap/ North Carolina. Once things quiet down and O O I the big museum of stock car hood ornament that had a Of course it was a shame for you find your self in the area, racing history and he was safe. temperature readout that the man to be shot by the please stop by to visit that fine He told me that indeed a could be seen from inside the police but we must trust the facility. For any race fan the window had been broken at car to alert the driver of over investigation to be unbiased. Hall is a must see. the Hall but nothing was heating and I lent my own The protest like so many Dan Smith is on the board of Need missing. He did say the leather racing helmet and others across the country directors for the Ormond Beach Dentures? Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant racing goggles from just after began peacefully enough but Historical Society and The connected to their building the turn of the 20th century. pretty quickly turned violent. Motor Racing Heritage VISIT US AT was entered and looted of As caretaker of those items It seems the criminal element Association and is the author some liquor. I was relieved, for I arranged a loan agreement just waits for this type of of two books, “The World’s ORMONDSMILES.COM a few of the articles in that between the Hall Of Fame and demonstration so they can Greatest Beach” and “I Swear museum were donated by me. the city and, even though I profit. the Snook Drowned.” Email DENTURE $495 Well, sort of. could not be held responsible The Charlotte police began questions and comments to REGULARLY $1,000 (CODE 5110, 5120) Back when the museum was for any loss, I would feel some to publish photos of some of [email protected] or call (386) setting up the displays, Buz liability. the demonstrators carrying 441-7793. Crown/Caps $675 All Fillings $150 program that focuses on the debaryhall.com or contact Myralis Hopgood at (386) 736- Full Denture Reline Only $175 Notes county’s ecological, cultural, Kayce Looper at (386) 668- 5956, ext. 12985. From page A2 heritage and outdoor resourc- 3840 or [email protected]. es. County fire stations In Office Bleaching $300 wine tasting will be from 5 to 7 The program will be offered Human Services p.m. through May at more than 40 plan open houses In-House Denture Lab The cost is $40 per person in locations, including parks, Advisory Board advance or $50 at the door. All museums, libraries and histor- Volusia County Fire Rescue Same Day Denture • Repairs and Relines proceeds fund the educational ical sites. to meet Oct. 11 will open its doors to the pub- books for area children and Using a “Passport to Adven- lic from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Oct. The Human Services Advi- the summer program for chil- ture” guide, children are asked 14-16 during “Open Firehous- FREE Consultations & 2nd Opinions sory Board will meet at 3 p.m. dren. to visit at least eight sites and es” at 17 fire stations as part of Tuesday, Oct. 11, at the United Tickets are available at the participate in ECHO Rangers Fire Prevention Week, which Kerri Graham, D.M.D. Way of Volusia-Flagler Coun- library. For more information, activities. The program also is Oct. 9-15. ties, 3747 W. International 802 Sterthaus Drive call Diane Schmidt at (321) includes 15 self-guided adven- Children and adults can Speedway Blvd., Daytona 217- 6699 or (386) 228-1152. tures children can complete stop by to tour the stations, Suite A, Ormond Beach, FL Beach. with their parents any time, check out the fire engines, and Members will discuss the including hiking, biking, fish- see firefighters in gear. Fire- Community Services Block Children invited to join ing and creating artwork. fighters will describe their 386-944-5001 Grant’s fourth-quarter report ECHO Rangers is supported duties and share information ECHO Rangers for fiscal year 2015-2016, Trusted, Comfortable & Affordable Dental Care by Volusia County’s Parks, about fire safety. approve seating of new and CALL FOR APPT AND MORE DETAILS. YOUR INSURANCE MAY COVER AT USUAL & CUSTOMARY Recreation and Culture Divi- Open houses will be at: FEES. OFFER GOOD FOR 60 DAYS FROM DATE OF RECEIPT. THE PATIENT AND ANY OTHER PERSON Children in grades one reappointed board members, RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT HAS A RIGHT TO REFUSE TO PAY, CANCEL PAYMENT, OR BE REIMBURSED sion and coordinated by the •Spring Lakes Station 32, FOR PAYMENT FOR ANY OTHER SERVICE, EXAMINATION, OR TREATMENT THAT IS PERFORMED AS A through five are invited to join and discuss organizational staff of DeBary Hall Historic 2850 Firehouse Road, DeLand RESULT OF AND WITHIN 72 HOURS OF RESPONDING TO THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE FREE, Volusia County’s ECHO Rang- standards for the grant. DISCOUNTED FEE, OR REDUCED FEE SERVICE, EXAMINATION, OR TREATMENT. REGULAR PRICE ON Site. 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ing cinnamon rolls. about him, Emily said, “He’s Fathers “We know that you play a funny.” From page A1 significant role in the life of Second grader, Sheldyn your child,” she assured role Mullen, 8, thinks his dad is up fast!” Ms. Smith explained. model attendees. “famous” because, “he works “We started to panic because The principal explained on cars.” the line of men was wrapping each adult’s presence there Ms. Smith asked fourth around the building. We served to demonstrate that graders Leland Rodriguez, 10; quickly knew that we had to school is a place of love, learn- Ava Scott, 9 and third grader move. So we picked up all ing and hope for the future. Raleigh Lindo, 8, to share their items and moved to the café. Volusia County Schools dads’ likes, dislikes and places It was literally like a dad/male spokeswoman Nancy Wait of origin. She also asked them role model parade! We had explained in an email that, to use one word to describe brothers, stepdads, grandpas, while she didn’t have an exact their fathers. uncles, mentors, neighbors count, many Volusia elemen- “Funny,” “outrageous” and and so many other men on tary schools were hosting “crazy” were the chosen adjec- campus. It was amazing!” Dad’s Day celebrations. tives. “But in all of our haste, we Fathers were presented with Leland enjoys building realized that the men were lov- handmade gifts. things with his dad who “likes ing this event,” she added. Colin Winter, 9, a third New York pizza" and dislikes, “They loved that we underesti- grader, made a card stating “when I cry,” Leland said. mated their attendance. They that he loves his dad with his Raleigh’s dad likes the news were so proud. We heard some whole heart. Kindergartner but doesn’t like, “when I’m in say, ‘Just wait until next year!’ Payton Richards, 6, created a trouble,” Raleigh said. It was almost a quest for them.” “superhero hand” for her per- Ava’s dad “likes football,” but Photo by Erika Webb They didn’t forget and their sonal protector. is not a fan of “the mall.” word was their bond. Volusia Pines student repre- Fifth grader Corey Dean Parents walk their children back to class at Volusia Pines Elementary School This year, two days before sentatives from kindergarten read a poem to honor his dad, in Lake Helen on Wednesday, Sept. 28, during Dads Take your Child to School the dads converged at the through fifth grade took the Greg Dean, and the others in Day. school, Ms. Smith noted, in an stage. the room. email, that 350 responded to Kindergartener Emily Hold- It proclaimed a father can be y ou .” Mayor Snowden accompa- said, “There’s nothing special the invitation. She expected away, 5, brought her grandfa- “one of your very best friends.” School officials were partic- nied his grandson Levi Griffin, about me other than I’m a about 400 would show. ther, “Papa,” to school. Corey’s reading concluded ularly pleased to introduce 9, a third grader at Volusia father and a grandfather.” “It’s standing room only; She made him a heart (to with a “thank you” for “listen- Lake Helen Mayor Buddy Pines. “I salute you, each and every this is great,” Ms. Gordon melt his) decorated with the ing and caring, giving and Snowden who attended in two Following his formal intro- one of you — fathers, grandfa- announced, as the cafeteria words “I love you to pieces.” sharing,” but especially, he capacities: city leader and fam- duction, met with much thers, male role models — who filled faster than a belly receiv- Asked what is special to her emphasized, “for just being ily man. applause, Mayor Snowden changed your schedule just to

•St. Johns Station 45, 2580 Cruiser will make its rounds in ECHO program Hospital foundation email at FHDFoundation@ Notes W. State Road 44, DeLand October, offering low-cost ahss.org. From page A3 •Glenwood Station 46, 920 spaying and neutering services schedules workshops hosts fashion show Glenwood Road, DeLand to financially eligible owners •Lake Helen Station 35, 630 For more information, con- of dogs and cats in unincorpo- The Volusia County ECHO Florida Hospital DeLand Extension seeks master W. Main St., Lake Helen tact Kate Lind at klind@volu- rated areas and the cities of Grants-in-Aid program is Foundation will host the Pink •DeLeon Springs Station 41, DeLand and South Daytona. kicking off its 2016-17 grant and Pearls fashion show at 6 gardener applicants sia.org or (386) 736-5940. Here’s where the mobile cycle with two workshops. 5007 Central Ave., DeLeon p.m. Thursday, Oct. 13, at Vic- clinic will be stationed: Eligible organizations want- toria Gardens Clubhouse, 101 Springs •Fancy Fruit and Produce, ing to apply must attend at The Volusia County Exten- Pet Vet Cruiser sets Garden Club Drive, DeLand. sion Service is accepting appli- •Kepler Ridge Station 42, 911 S. Volusia Ave., Orange least one workshop: Presented by DeLand Kia, 1885 Kepler Road, DeLand City: Oct. 13, 20 and 27 •2 to 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 14, cations for the 2017 Master October schedule the fashion show will celebrate Gardener Training Program, •Pierson Station 44, 132 N. •Oakbrook Professional in the first-floor training room cancer survivors and raise Center, 931 N. Spring Garden of the Thomas C. Kelly which runs from Jan. 10 Fountain Drive, Pierson Volusia County’s Pet Vet funds to help local cancer through Feb. 16. Ave., DeLand: Oct. 4, 7, 14, 21, Administration Center, 123 W. patients in need with fashion, 25 and 28 Indiana Ave., DeLand fun and food. Guests will also For an application, visit Fees are based on income. •2 to 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 21, hear from speaker Linda volusia.org/master-gardener. Appointments are required in the third-floor training Sacha, an artist, life coach and For more information and to and may be made by calling room of the Volusia County author of “Queen for a Day.” arrange an interview Nov. 1-4, (386) 626-6643. Lifeguard Headquarters, 515 S. Tickets are $30 and are contact Joe Sewards at For more information, visit Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach online at FHDeLand.org by [email protected] or (386) 822- volusia.org/petvet. For more information, visit phone at (386) 917-7142 or via 5778. volusia.org/echo.

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Burge, 24, of and charged with dealing in principal to child abuse, bat- arrestees are presumed inno- DeLand, was arrested Sept. 29 stolen property, grand theft of tery and resisting an officer cent unless or until proven and charged with possession a motor vehicle and posses- without violence. Bail was not guilty in a court of law. of paraphernalia and metham- sion of a Schedule V sub- set. phetamine with intent to sell stance. Bail was set at $6,000. •Vertis T. Cuthrell, 32, of DeLand within 1,000 feet of a church •Larry Lorenzo Williams, DeLand, was arrested Sept. 26 and a drug offense. Bail was 53, of DeLand, was arrested and charged with battery. Bail Police Department set at $23,000. Sept. 24 and charged with was set at $2,000. (888) 277-TIPS aggravated battery and domes- •Shane Michael Nash, 29, of •Kevis D. Murphy, 21, of Volusia County tic battery by strangulation. DeLand, was arrested Sept. 28 DeLand, was arrested Sept. 24 Bail was set at $50,000. and charged with possession and charged with resisting an Sheriff’s Office •Bryan L. Sharp, 42, of of cocaine. Bail was not set. Wanted officer without violence, pos- DeLand, was arrested Sept. 24 •Lindsey Brooke Counsell, Wanted person: Trimanye session of cannabis and aggra- •Dontrell Terez Sloan, 33, of and charged with dealing in 30, of DeLand, was arrested Ansel Lane vated battery on a pregnant DeLand, was arrested Sept. 23 stolen property. Bail was set at Sept. 29 and charged with pos- Birth Date: Oct. 22, 1979 person. Bail was not set. and charged with possession $2,500. session of paraphernalia and a Alias: Larry Banks •Kevin A. Hixon Jr., 18, of of a Schedule II substance and •Tyson J. Ross, 26, of Schedule II substance. Bail Distinguishing features DeLand, was arrested Sept. 25 cannabis. Bail was set at DeLand, was arrested Sept. 24 was set at $5,000. and charged with robbery with $3,000. and charged with possession •Donald L. Lucas III, 38, of Tattoos on back, chest and a firearm. Bail was set at •Taurus A. Milton, 36, of of cocaine and resisting an DeLand, was arrested Sept. 29 both arms $100,000. DeLand, was arrested Sept. 23 officer without violence. Bail and charged with failure to Reason wanted: Absconded •Spencer O. Grinde, 22, of and charged with burglary of was set at $2,000. properly register as a sexual Sex Offender DeLand, was arrested Sept. 27 an unoccupied conveyance. •Brandon J. Dunn, 25, of predator. Bail was set at Last Known Location: and charged with criminal Bail was set at $2,500. DeLeon Springs, was arrested $1,000. Daytona Beach mischief and battery. Bail was •Jessica L. Carter, 35, of Crime Stoppers of North- DeLand before,” Mayor Apgar other factors affecting “the But he eliminated, from the east Florida is seeking infor- Village said. way everything works” also original design, a pool and mation regarding the where- From page A1 “It’s basically a long block must be carefully considered. pool house in order to keep abouts of convicted sex Trimanye Ansel Lane off Woodland Boulevard,” he “I realize this is beyond the homeowner association fees to offender Trimanye Ansel During a DeLand Planning added. province of the zoning but I a minimum – about $150 Lane. An arrest warrant was If you see Lane, don’t try to Board meeting Aug. 17, area His concerns lie more in the can’t help myself, Michael, I’m monthly. issued for the 36-year-old apprehend him. Anyone with residents expressed similar realm of marketing than zon- sorry,” Mayor Apgar said. The units will be on individ- Lane on Sept. 19, charging concerns. information regarding his ing, Mayor Apgar acknowl- “I prefer to build the whole ually owned land and are not him with destroying, damag- The board recommended whereabouts is asked to call edged, explaining the commis- thing out at one fell swoop,” detached condominiums, he ing or altering electronic approval of the rezoning, but Crime Stoppers toll-free at sion would like to encourage Mr. Arth agreed. said. monitoring equipment. (888) 277-TIPS. You can also requested the driveway other such infill projects in He said he has talked with a The mini-community will Lane’s last known address submit a tip by downloading through the project be one- different areas of the commu- builder who would like to “do be aimed at meeting the needs was on West International the smartphone app from the way, entering from South nity. it on spec and he has the and desires of residents who Clake and exiting — both Speedway Boulevard in Day- Crime Stoppers web site “As a first, it’s very import- wherewithal and financial want to live downtown. tona Beach, but his current right and left – onto Voorhis. ant that everything can occur deep pockets” to complete the Its “upscale clientele” could westopcrime.com. Callers to whereabouts are unknown. Anna Cava-Grosso, city to make this project success- entire project. include retirees, possibly Crime Stoppers will remain He’s 5 feet, 10 inches tall and senior planner, said in a phone ful,” he said. “The last thing I The Garden District devel- snowbirds, who desire to walk anonymous and can qualify weighs approximately 172 interview the plan was revised would like to see is a forward oper’s cottage project initially to dining, shopping and other for a reward of up to $5,000. to include that change. thinking project that three was approved by the commis- services available in the down- pounds and has black hair No one spoke against the units get built and, because sion 11 years ago, just before town and will appreciate the and brown eyes. project at the Oct. 3 commis- they’re priced too high or the Great Recession. added benefit of security sion meeting. whatever, we have a project “The economy now has should they leave their dwell- Mayor Bob Apgar said Sept. that halts for multiple years recovered and there’s a high ings vacant for extended peri- We’re on 19 the project could achieve until the market catches up; demand for downtown hous- ods. the common wish of the com- and I realize private market ing,” Mr. Arth said. “By the “My Realtor, Maureen mission, DeLand CRA and price controls that.” way, it’s only a short block off Kemp, has been very active in Facebook! MainStreet DeLand to see the But the “long transition- of Woodland.” promoting that niche market downtown area further al-area” known as the Garden With gated entry and no air and feels very strongly that expanded to the south, east District “toughens the notion conditioning units allowed we’re in a very hot market “Like” Hometown News Volusia for and west. of what the appropriate price along the oasis-like linear right now and that’s why I’d the latest in local news, information and interactive features like photo contests “This is one of those points for these units” should park, the design “facilitates like to get them built as quick- and Rants & Raves. new-urbanism, cutting edge be, he added. more upscale pricing,” the ly as possible,” Mr. Arth said. projects that we’ve not seen in Architectural style and developer said. A-6 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, October 7, 2016 VIEWPOINT FRIDAY, OCT. 7, 2016 • HOMETOWN NEWS • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSOL.COM Rants & Raves Beach cleanup volunteers 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.

In response to: ‘Diet soda, hmmm’

I am sure everyone who drinks diet drinks are not on a diet. I prefer the taste of diet over “regular” drinks. You could see me eating an extra large pizza and I would be drinking a Diet Coke. I like the taste better.

Uniformity doesn’t fit ‘the land of the free’

I am a mother of two elementary school children and I really don’t appreciate the ignorance of the arguments I’ve heard in favor of the uniforms. I’m open minded and I would really like something to make me feel more comfortable about the uniform but none of them hold up to real logic; they are just mindless rhetoric. Randy Barber/staff photographer My children usually wear nice clothes, sometimes name Hector Pineda, right, of Deltona helps his DeLand friends Keoni Guabowski, left, Kara Rodriguez and brand, but they are thrift store purchases for $1 to $3 a piece. Steve Atwood look for trash near Esther Street Beachfront Park during the International Coastal Clean- Now I have already had to spend more than $100 buying new up on Saturday, Sept. 17. school clothing and my children have been late a couple times trying to find that one blue polo shirt left before laundry day where they were never late before. I don’t expect the school staff to teach my children manners or common sense because I do a really good job of that myself. Peo- City should give short-term landlords a break responsible citizen to deserve it. ple in public and at the school compliment my childrens’ behav- ior all the time. Other parents should do the same and if their The City of New Smyrna Beach has been executing a crack No room for more traffic children are causing problems, they should be removed. down on short-term rental units in areas not zoned for short- I’m really sick of stupid people ruining everything for the rest term or weekly rentals. of us and you all thinking that’s okay. When are we going to stop I am appalled at the news of not only a huge condominium They are scouring rental websites looking for violators listing complex being built off of Sterthaus Drive in Ormond Beach, catering to the lowest? The people that think uniforms put their properties and then citing the property owners for code everyone on a level playing field are disgusting. You think people but now another “business park” off Granada Boulevard. violation. It has been reported that these “violators” number in I would like to know how Ormond Beach is going to handle won’t be able to tell if someone can’t afford to buy a new shirt and the hundreds. wears the same one over and over? Look around you. Do you see more cars on Granada and the intersections off that main road. I Considering New Smyrna Beach residents are about to face a also heard the poor people living in the residential area near the people with beat up cars and people with nice new ones? tax increase, many property owners need this income to keep up If kids don’t learn to deal with it and work out problems now new “real estate office,” spoke at every planning meeting against with increased taxation, not to mention many are finally trying to it … and these are the people to whom it is going to really impact how do you think that will be when we release them unprepared recover from the real estate market crash of the previous decade. into the world? That’s fine if you want to wallow in your igno- more on top of the dismal traffic. As these property owners number in the hundreds, I would I would like to know how the new residents of the condo com- rance … just stop calling it “the land of the free” then. I’m tired suggest they find a forum in which to unite, and go to the city of the hypocrisy. plex are going to get out of the now congested roads leading to commission and demand zoning changes or variances that Granada and Nova Road? would “de-criminalize” their business activity. I say this in light I would also like to know if these “planners” are just slowly Slow down in Waters Edge of the fact we have a city commission that historically has kow- destroying the main residential areas off of Granada to make towed to every big developer that has come along and demand- room future businesses … and deeper pockets. I live in Waters Edge and have noticed a lot of drivers cutting ed drastic changes in land usage plans so they could build hotels, through to avoid the slower speed limits in the school zone. condos and housing projects. The problem is they fly through, ignoring the speed limits on In light of the egregious latitude, the commission has shown Serve the community Waters Edge Boulevard, a road many children cross to get to to deep pocket developers while shunning the concerns of local Creekside Middle School. residents, it’s about time the needs of our residents got look after Every September Bert Fish offered the New Smyrna Beach I see a lot of drivers go right through with no regard for pedes- by their elected officials. community free flu shots, free blood pressure screenings and trians and bikers in the crosswalks, drivers texting and drivers other health services. Bert Fish was acquired by Florida Hospi- talking on phones. Too little to lament tal. Another problem: Bikers texting or looking down at their This September, Florida Hospital New Smyrna offered the phones while riding. I have seen this numerous times in and community nothing. When hurricanes caused power outages, I always find your paper interesting and informative. I enjoy locals could take refuge in the Bert Fish cafeteria where we were around my neighborhood. Parents, please tell your children to reading what people talk about in the Rants & Raves. stop if they need to text. I have witnessed dangerous situations given free coffee and breakfast? Did we lose that comfort too? Today there was a rant about a dog drinking from a fountain I realize the Florida Hospital chain is big business. However, three times in the last two weeks where children have actually near Flagler Avenue. Maybe it wasn’t the best way to give the dog crossed the street, gone up the one way, and rode right in the New Smyrna Beach is still a small community. I’d like to hear a drink, but maybe the person had no portable drinking bowl from the hospital’s CEO the justification for penalizing the com- middle of the street: All while looking down at their phones! handy. Most people don’t actually put their mouths on the foun- Everyone has to work together for the safety of our kids. Please munity in favor of big business profits. tain anyway, and that idea is more sickening to contemplate! When I called to ask about the date for the flu shots, the oper- slow down, pay attention while driving, and inform children There are so many other things to worry about these days. about bike safety! ator said, “They haven’t decided yet.” So, decide Florida Hospi- tal. Are you going to serve the community or not? Stop the doggie abuse This $ No to DeLand SunRail Week’s WIN 100 Regarding the doggie drinking from the water fountain. I I My Prize worry about the health of the animal, as I consider water foun- I wrote a Volusia County Council member expressing my dis- tains gross and would only use one if I thought I was going to may about the continuing effort to secure $70 million to extend pass out from dehydration. SunRail 12 more miles to DeLand. THIS WEEK'S LUCKY I stated my position this is a waste of tax money no matter the On diet soda, cats, birds and ants source (federal or local). I further stated this DeLand SunRail BUMPER STICKER VEHICLE situation is like children passing a candy store window but with GET Solving your problems of diet soda hmmm. I think you should consequences far beyond bad teeth. YOUR STOP BY Taxpayers will be on the hook for lots of bucks for a long time ANY do what our moms’ and dads’ told us to do when we were chil- BUMPER dren. Keep your eyes on your plate and your mouth full. Instead and I said so. My council member chose not to answer me. May- STICKER OFFICE OR berry has died. CALL!!! of looking around and seeing whoever else is doing. TODAY! Also, regarding the cats being blamed on the birds disappear- Is this your license plate number? Go to the ance. I believe the person who wrote this is exactly right. We Gateway to more congestion nearest HTN Office to verify by noon Tuesday. need to keep care of our earth. We should not use chemical powder to keep ants and var- The proposed Gateway DeLand project along State Road 44 VOLUSIA CO. BREVARD CO. INDIAN RIVER/MARTIN/ST LUCIE CO. mints away from free roaming cats. 386-322-5900 321-242-1013 772-465-5656 just west of Interstate 4 will be more storefronts, more conges- We need to use the old fashion ways by putting a dish of water tion and more “big city” lookalike development. and putting the food inside another dish inside the water dish This area is already a special Gateway to DeLand. The large and the ants will go away. trees, expansive green area and abundant, easily-observed wild- life is quite unusual. Waiting for the bulldozers and blowing Rude on the water sand is difficult for me and many others I have spoken to. Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., Undoing the plans won’t happen but always hoping Deland/ 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 I don’t understand what the deal is with the boats on the river. West Volusia can be environmentally unique is a worthy dream. Copyright © 2016, Hometown News, L.C. Even in no wake zones, the bigger boats like to swamp the I think lots of us do not see this copy cat behavior as an especial- ly good thing. Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in slower boats. No one reads the signs. America in 2005, 2006, 2007. Out on a kayak, I get swamped every time. What happened to One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. boat courtesy? How long for Code Enforcement to act?

Farris Robinson...... President Julianne Petersen...... Graphic Artist Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Heather Donaldson ...... Inside Sales Manager Last March 9, I wrote to Ormond Beach Code Enforcement Cecil G. Brumley ...... Managing Editor Carol Deprey-Zelenak.....Inside Sales/Classified Don’t broadcast your spray Robin Bevilacqua ...... Human Resources Lora L. Uber...... Inside Sales/Classified describing conditions of a property along Hand Avenue. Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Michael Buckley ...... Circulation Manager Amanda Tucker...... Major/Natl. Accounts Consultant Randy Barber ...... Staff Photographer To the person who wrote about spraying for mosquitoes, Here it is six months later and conditions are worse. I am Tammy Tuttle ...... Office Manager/ Bruce Henderson ...... Staff Photographer ...... Community Relations Erika Webb ...... Staff Writer broadcast spraying with its toxins kills more helpful writing Code Enforcement again. Plus I felt maybe something Crystal Tenhet ...... Office Assistant Diane Carey...... Staff Writer Mercedes Lee-Paquette ...Production Manager Carrie Maday...... News Clerk life-giving animals and organisms in Mother Nature. It will finally get done if I let my anger be know in my favorite works against Mother Nature. newspaper. Mosquitoes don’t travel far so only a small affected area What does it take to get code enforcement to act, making the needs to be sprayed for Zika. Bats eat more mosquitoes owner maintain her property? No one can miss the 24-inch plus Phone (386) 322-5900 then spray kills them and bats don’t harm the environ- high grass and debris from a few past storms. This is a private Fax (386) 322-5901 ment. Classified (386) 322-5949 Prevention is best with no standing water. As a 70-plus rental property being left vacant since last Nov. 1, 2015. Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 native Floridian, if you move to Florida don’t impose your Conditions such as these are unhealthy, inviting rodents,

Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 LAND ignorance. Educate yourself with our unique peninsula snakes and vagrants. It also causes devaluation of homes in area. [email protected] De land mass with countless bodies of water and become a Friday, October 7, 2016 www.HometownNewsOL.com DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • A-7 Area builders are getting busy esidential construction bought the Castillo del Sol a sales center. Waffle House in Volusia County is on resort at 205 S. Atlantic Ave. fans can rejoice as construc- the upswing with the VOLUSIA in Ormond Beach from the tion has started on the one on RU.S. Census Bureau reporting BUSINESS Bhoola Trust for $3.7 million. Nova Road in Port Orange permits issued for 151 houses CECIL G. Gator Investments, owner of even as the one on Taylor in August compared to 106 in BRUMLEY area shopping centers, bought Road gets ready to open. August 2015. the CVS Pharmacy property at That’s with only 70 percent Madeline Avenue and Clyde *** of the county reporting, opportunities for builders. Morris Boulevard in Port Kathryns though, so the numbers As I mentioned last week, Orange for $2.9 million. A Going on the drawing board probably are much higher. Realtors can’t seem to find Bradenton hotel operator was China One, a restaurant Through the first eight enough houses to sell, so bought the Deltona Inn at 481 and takeout at Bellevue Avenue months of the year, the bureau hopefully a lot of the new Deltona Blvd. for $2.1 million. and Martin Luther King Jr. Beads and reported 1,005 permits issued construction is people A Port Orange couple has Street in Daytona Beach. for new houses compared to needing a bigger house or just bought rental townhouses at Walmart plans to add a 832 in the same period of wanting a nicer one, leaving Orchard Street and Division 3,800-square-foot building to its Baubles 2015. behind a house for a Realtor Avenue in Ormond Beach for Supercenter site in Orange City, Much of the housing to sell. $1.168 million. Natural probably for a liquor store. On a construction increase is Gallery Granite Direct has final note, I found out a little 15% pushed by Venetian Bay at *** bought the building it more about the Journey’s End • Classes offered daily New Smyrna Beach and occupies on Fentress Boule- Tike Bar & Grill. T&T Manage- call for details Victoria Park in DeLand, but In commercial real estate vard in Daytona Beach ment, the owner of the Country OFF there are several other news, Publix pulled out its $925,000. Dr. Bryan Heath has Inn & Suites in Port Orange • 10% OFF SEED BEAD All Willow Tree developments also seeing new checkbook and wrote a big bought the office building at plans to build the eatery next houses. one for a couple of shopping 308 Palmetto St. in New Smyr- door to the hotel. TUESDAYS Merchandise Probably the most surpris- centers its stores anchor in na Beach for $900,000. OPEN 10:30-5:30 T-SAT Exp. 10/31/2016 ing in the recent report is Volusia, buying Dunlawton Managing Editor Cecil G. Deltona where permits were Square at Dunlawton Avenue *** Brumley has been tracking issued for 13 new houses in and Nova Road in Port business and the economy in August compared to six last Orange for $38.3 million and Not a lot of new commercial Volusia County for more than 19 386.740.8880 | 116 E. RICH AVE | DELAND year. The county’s most the Indian River Village on construction to report, but years. Contact him at cbrum- populous city may have finally Third Avenue in New Smyrna there is one big one recently. [email protected] (no started running out of Beach for $25.7 million. Sitework has started for Minto hyphen) or follow him on Twitter foreclosed houses, but still has In other deals, Mohan Communities amenities area @cecilbrumley. enough demand it’s creating Bhoola and Archana Patel that probably will be used for Business News Medical associates tice registered nurse Zoe each Monday at Boston Cof- The speaker will be Chris Paiva, certified physician fee, 109 E. 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Photo courtesy of the city of DeLand DaVita Labs broke ground on its new facility on Thursday, Sept. 29, that is expected to bring 100 new jobs to the city. The new medical lab, which will be about 160,000 square feet, will be in the DeLand Municipal Airport’s North- west Business Park. From left are Jason Cline, DaVita general manager,City Commissioner Chris Cloudman, City Manager Michael Pleus, City Commis- sioner Charles Paiva, Mayor Bob Apgar, Vice Mayor Leigh Matusick, Commis- sioner Jessica Davis and DaVita Chief Laboratory Officer Lorne Holland.

To make a reservation, visit ers to join us in this fight,” he Business FPRAVF.org. said. From page A7 sia/Flagler Chapter of the Bealls collecting Entrepreneurs meet Florida Public Relations Asso- donations ciation Thursday, Oct. 20, at 1 Million Cups, an event to LPGA International, 1000 for cancer campaign connect Volusia County’s Champions Drive, Daytona entrepreneurs, meets at 9 a.m. Beach. Bealls Florida Department each Wednesday at Cinema- Speaker Jason Giraulo, the Stores will conduct a month- tique Theater, 242 S. Beach St., Digital Communications long campaign in October Daytona Beach. Coordinator for the City of with the American Cancer For more information, call Palm Coast, will also teach Society for “Making Strides (386) 506-4723. attendees how to make a video Against Breast Cancer.” on their cell phones. Mr. It will be the third year Learn digital marketing Giraulo owned a video pro- Beall’s has participated in the awareness campaign, said duction company and also SCORE will host a free Matt Beall, chief merchandis- worked for WJXT Channel 4 workshop on “Taking Advan- ing officer. “Our customers in Jacksonville. tage of Digital Marketing – will have the opportunity to The luncheon meeting is Jump Start Your Business” donate to this extremely valu- open to public relations pro- from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, able cause – cancer is a hard fessionals, business people and Oct. 13, at Daytona State Col- topic to discuss and it affects the public. Check-in and net- lege Room 140, Building 206 nearly everyone in our com- working begin at 11:30 a.m., at 1200 W. International munity. and the program starts at Speedway Blvd., Daytona “We believe that the noon. Beach. research and educational tools The cost, which includes Registration is required. For that exist because of the Amer- lunch, is $20 for FPRA mem- more information, visit ican Cancer Society are vital bers, $25 for non-members score87.org or call (386) 255- towards the fight against can- and $18 for college students. 6889. cer, and we urge our custom- Flu shots available beginning Oct. 10 For Hometown News DOH-Volusia locations: Part B subscribers. [email protected] •8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mon- Appointments for flu shots day through Friday, at 1845 are not required. To protect against the sea- Holsonback Drive, Daytona Seasonal flu activity can sonal flu, the Centers for Dis- Beach. begin in October and continue ease Control and Prevention •8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mon- through late spring, according suggests everyone age six day through Friday at 775 to the CDC. Disease activity months or older get a flu vac- Harley Strickland Blvd., peaks between December and cine by the end of October. Orange City. March. The Florida Department of •1 to 4 p.m. Mondays at 717 “The flu shot is the best way Health in Volusia County will W. Canal St., New Smyrna to protect yourself and your offer flu vaccines beginning Beach. family from the flu and its Monday, Oct. 10. •1 to 4 p.m. Wednesdays at complications,” Boswell added. “By getting vaccinated, you 3151 Howland Blvd., Deltona. “By getting vaccinated before not only protect yourself from DOH-Volusia provides flu the flu season starts, people getting the flu, but you also and pneumonia vaccines will be protected when the flu protect your loved ones by based on these fees: begins to affect our communi- preventing the spread of the •$30 basic (quadrivalent) ty in large numbers. However, virus,” said DOH-Volusia vaccine getting vaccinated later still Administrator Patricia •$50 high-dose flu vaccine can be beneficial since the flu Boswell. “You also can prevent for people age 65 and older virus will still be circulating spreading the flu by washing •$85 pneumococcal into January.” your hands regularly and stay- (PPSV23) vaccine For more information on flu ing home when sick.” •$150 pneumococcal vaccines, call (386) 274-0509, This year, the CDC only rec- (PCV13) vaccine option 1. ommends injectable flu shots. •There is no cost for Medic- Flu vaccine is available at four aid and non-HMO Medicare County plans activities when school’s out For Hometown News ticipate in playground activi- Children should [email protected] ties and take a trip to the mov- be dropped off at 7:30 a.m. ies. The cost is $30. Register at and picked up at 5:30 p.m. Are you looking for some- the recreation Register from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. thing to keep the kids busy center from noon to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday before when school’s out? Nov. 1, 3, 4 and 5. Nov. 4 at 202 N. Florida Ave., Volusia County’s Parks, Rec- Gemini Springs Park, 37 DeLand. reation and Culture Division is Dirksen Drive, DeBary, will For both sites, payment planning chaperoned activities provide field trips for children must be by check or money from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on ages 6 to 15: order. Students must bring teacher duty day, Oct. 21, and •Oct. 21: Children will take lunch, drinks and/or spending Veterans Day, Nov. 11. part in playground activities money to each activity except The Robert Strickland Rec- and go on a trip to a movie Fun Spot. Adult chaperones reation Center, 1670 Strick- theater and bowling alley. The will be provided. land Range Road, cost is $35. 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•Octoberfest: Prince of Peace Catholic Church’s 48th annual Octoberfest Parish Festival ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 continues to Sunday, Oct. 9, on the church grounds at 600 S. Aries, you will soon learn that Nova Road in Ormond Beach. any obstacle can be overcome if Admission is free and parking you set your mind to it. While a is available on the church certain task may seem daunting grounds for $3 per vehicle, right now, you won’t allow it to except $5 per vehicle after 6 intimidate you. p.m. Friday and Saturday. For more information, call TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 (386) 672-5272 or visit popoctoberfest.com. Others are paying attention to •Oktoberfest: The Daytona you even if they seem distracted, Beach Shores Culture & Taurus. Embrace the scrutiny Entertainment Board will present and do your best to reciprocate the fourth annual festival from any special attention coming 6-9 p.m. at the Shores Pavilion, your way. 3048 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. There will be German food and GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 music by Jess-N-Joan. Tickets are $20. Cash bar of beer and Hometown News file photo Gemini, make an effort to be wine will be available. For tickets A biker cruises on his Halloween decked-out trike with his boney passenger while towing a casket on there for a loved one this week. and more information, call (386) Main Street in Daytona Beach during the annual Biketoberfest last year. You have a unique ability to 763-5364 or (386) 763-5373. listen and support others, and •New Smyrna Beach Blue Grass your loved one will not take your and Country Music Festival: The efforts for granted. fourth annual festival will be Oct. Rev it up for Biketoberfest 2016 7-9 at various New Smyrna CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 Beach locations about a dozen For Hometown News na Beach Area Convention and Visitors continue along Main Street, Riverfront free shows. For more informa- [email protected] Bureau marketing director. Park and Midtown in Daytona Beach, as Cancer, if your energy and tion, (386) 944-7718. With the Speedway’s $400-million well as at Destination Daytona and U.S. Organizers of the 24th annual Biketo- attention span is a bit scattered •Daytona Blues Festival: The Daytona Rising project as the backdrop, 1 in Ormond Beach, and throughout this week, take steps to ensure weekend-long blues festival, Oct. berfest, Oct.13-16, kick off the motorcy- the Thunder Alley stage is right next to Volusia County. all of your responsibilities are 7-9, will feature nearly 20 cle rally at 9 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 13, at the FPL Solar Pavilion in the Midway, a “We are fortunate to have the support taken care of. A respite is on the performing artists at Jackie Daytona International Speedway. fan-friendly location directly behind the of so many who have been working horizon. Robinson Ballpark in Daytona “We’re excited to kick off Biketober- motorsports stadium. This will be a extremely hard to promote this event Beach. Craft beer and food will fest right on the Harley-Davidson major hub of Biketoberfest activity for year after year,” Mr. Abbatessa said. LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 be available. All proceeds benefit Thunder Alley stage located in the new the 150,000 fans that frequent the four- the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Midway,” said Shawn Abbatessa, Dayto- See REV, page B2 and initiatives for women and day event, and the rally tradition will Leo, by observing others you children at Halifax Health. For can learn how they operate and more information, call (386) make the most of your chances 846-7302. to work with them. Apply a •“Boston Marriage:” Stetson similar approach to your University Theater Arts will Classical music personal relationships. perform “Boston Marriage” by David Mamet at 8 p.m. Oct. 6-8 VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 and 3 p.m. Oct. 9 at Second group to perform Stage Theater in the Museum of Try to tackle a financial project Art, 600 N. Woodland Blvd., this week, Virgo. Select some- DeLand. Beethoven works thing relatively easy to begin Anna and Claire are two For Hometown News with, and then go from there if bantering, scheming “women of A minor, Op. 23 “is bleak, you find yourself in a financial fashion” who have long lived [email protected] odd and distant, a neglected groove. together on the fringes of child in the family of Beetho- A local classical music trio upper-class society. As the two ven violin sonatas, despite its LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 women exchange barbs and take will perform the “neglected original and experimental child” one of Beethoven’s turns taunting Anna’s hapless moments,” wrote renowned It’s time to get the creative Scottish parlor maid, a young violin sonatas. Beethoven scholar Lewis The Rickman Acree Cor- juices flowing, Libra. Tackle a woman suddenly appears, Lockwood in his book “Bee- project around the house, like setting off a crisis that puts the poron Piano Trio will per- thoven: The Music and the painting or rearranging a room. women’s futures at risk. form Beethoven’s Violin L i fe .” Look for a new creative hobby as Tickets are $12 for adults, Sonata No. 4 in A minor, Op. well. $10 for seniors and non-Stetson Yet the sonata is significant, 23 at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. Lockwood wrote: Composed students. Stetson students, 9, at the Ormond Beach SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 faculty, and staff are free with “in the rare key of A minor,” it Presbyterian Church, 105 is one of the six sonatas that Scorpio, you have a lot of their ID. energy and a need to strive •Cinematique: The films Amsden Road, Ormond Beethoven created from 1800 Beach. toward perfection in all that you “Complete Unknown” and “Little to 1805. “Differing sharply do. Those traits will prove Men” will be shown this week. The trio includes pianist from each other in stylistic Michael Rickman, violinist valuable around the office this Tickets are $5 to $9. All tickets character and means of orga- Photo courtesy of Susan Pitard Acree week. are $5 on Tuesdays. Cinema- Susan Pitard Acree and cel- nization . . . they show us Bee- tique Theater is at 242 S. Beach list Joseph Corporon, The The Rickman Acree Corporon Piano Trio includes St., Daytona Beach. For more thoven modernizing an SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 ensemble also will perform inherited genre.” violinist Susan Pitard Acree, left, and pianist information, call (386) 252- Beethoven’s Piano Trio in Beethoven’s Piano Trio in Michael Rickman. Not pictured is cellist Joseph Keep trying to convince 3118. E-flat major, Op. 70, No. 2. •“The Addams Family:” Through Corporon. The trio will perform Sunday, Oct. 9, at someone that your ideas are The Violin Sonata No. 4 in See WORKS, page B2 See OUT, page B2 the Ormond Beach Presbyterian Church. See SCOPES, page B2

644 S. Woodland Boulevard | DeLand, Florida 32720 B-2 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, October 7, 2016 Rockin' brewfest The Club Scene •Black Sheep Pub and Eating 428-1865. classic rock at 6 p.m. Wednes- House: Happy Hour is 3-7 p.m. •Inlet Harbor Restaurant & day, Oct. 12. Karaoke with Just and 9 p.m.-close daily. Weekly Marina: Live music is offered on George and Ladies Night is 9 specials include $4 “CuervoRi- the deck at 133 Inlet Harbor p.m. to midnight Wednesday at tas,” Mondays; Locals Night Road in Ponce Inlet. For more 3830 S. Nova, Port Orange. For with happy hour all night and information, call (386) more information, call (386) Pub Trivia at 7 p.m., gift card 767-5590. 788-3268. prizes, Wednesdays; Ladies •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: •Past Times Restaurant: Night with live music, drink Upcoming performers are Lou Golden Oldies by Mickey will be specials and $4 three-olive McNally, Friday, Oct. 7; Robert from 6-10 p.m. each Thursday. martinis, Thursdays. Live music Keele, Saturday, Oct. 8; Mai James Wise will perform from is every weekend at 890 S. Tatro, Monday, Oct. 10; Reuben 6-10 p.m. each Friday. Hear 2 Atlantic Ave. in Ormond Beach. Morgan, Tuesday, Oct. 11, and Remember singing your golden For information, call (386) Wednesday, Oct. 12; and Don oldies 6-10p.m. Saturday, Oct. 673-5933 or visit theblack- Hill, Thursday, Oct. 13. Weather 8. Piano sounds of Paul sheep.com. permitting, live music is at Martinson will be from 5 to 8 •Café Da Vinci: Live entertain- 2986 Ocean Shore Blvd., p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 12, at ment every weekend. Jazz in Ormond-by-the-Sea. For more 709 S. Nova Road, Ormond the Courtyard (inside if raining) information, call (386) Beach. Reservations requested. Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer with The DaVinci Jazz Experi- 265-1977. For more information, call Lead singer Josh Scholl of the Daytona Beach band Orange Avenue kneels as ment, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. •Mr. Dunderbak’s: Mr. (386) 944-9293. he belts out a rock anthem on Saturday, Oct. 1, during the Bacon & Brew Fest 4. An open mike night starts at Dunderbak’s Monthly Beer •Sinatra’s Laldila Ristorante: 7 p.m. each Wednesday at 112 Tasting will from 5:30-8;30 p.m. Pianists play from 5-9 p.m. fundraiser for the Neighborhood Center of West Volusia at DeLand’s Earl W. Georgia Ave., DeLand. For Friday, Oct. 7. The 10 featured Thursday, 6-10 p.m. Friday Brown Park. Other band members are bassist Jamie Pohl, left, Sean Sedita on more information, call (386) beers are Funky Buddha Hop and 5-9 p.m. Saturday. drums and guitarist Chris Yetter. 736-0008 or visit cafedavin- Stimulator, Dogfish Head Sea Karaoke is 9 p.m. to close cideland.com. Quench Ale, Tomoka Tomokaf- Saturday at 355 Cassadaga •Down the Hatch: Live music est, Smuttlabs Smoked Peach Road, Lake Helen. For each weekend on the outside Short Weisse, Uinta Punk’n, information, call (386) Saturday, Oct. 8 Song,” to support future deck. Transfer Duo, 6 p.m.- Uinta Baba, Oskar Blues 218-3806. performances. The black-tie close, Friday, Sept. 30, at 4894 Beerito, Abita Peach Lager, •Sunny’s Wine & Liquor: A Out optional event will be at 6 p.m. at Front St., Ponce Inlet. For more Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest, free wine and liquor tasting is From page B1 •Zombie Walk: Sophie’s Circle Zombie Dog Walk will be at 7 The Club at Pelican Bay in information, call (386) and Bold City Pumpkin Ale. The hosted from 4-7 p.m. each Oct. 23 at the Athens Theatre, p.m. at Emory L. Bennett Park Daytona Beach. The evening 761-4831. cost is $12 per person. Seating Friday and Saturday at 350 S. 124 N. Florida Ave., Downtown (Old Fort Park), 121 Sam Ave, begins with cash bar and silent •Frappes Italian Grille: is limited to the first 70 prepaid Spring Garden Ave., DeLand. DeLand. New Smyrna Beach. Makeup auction, followed by dinner at 7 “Happiest Hour” is in the bar reservations. If interested, call For more information, call Tickets are $10 to $28. For artists will be on site at 6:30 p.m. nightly from 5-6:30 p.m. First (386) 258-1600 to reserve a (386) 738-7533 or visit tickets or more information, visit p.m. The Moonlighters, a 17-piece Tuesday of the month is wine spot at 1700 W. International delandliquorstore.com AthensDeLand.com or The Walk ends at 312 Julia St. swing band, will provide dance tasting, two whites, two reds Speedway Blvd., Daytona •Tomoka Brewing Co.: Live Elusive Grape, or call the Box (Sophie’s House). There will be music. There will also be vocal and an appetizer for $25. Beach. trivia will be from 7-9 p.m. Office at (386) 736-1500. food, treats, drinks, games, entertainment by various Bel Frappes is at 123 W. Granada •Mulligan’s Family Sports Tuesday, Oct. 11; Wine, Stein •Stetson Choral Festival Concert: music and photos. There will be Canto members and a ballroom Blvd. in Ormond Beach. For Grille: Karaoke with Just George & Dine: a Painting Party will A concert featuring Stetson prizes for best dressed un-hu- exhibition by professional reservations, call (386) will be 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Friday. be from 7-9 p.m. Oct. 13. University vocal ensembles with man and best dressed canine. dancers. 615-4888. Chris Kristianson will perform Tickets are available at Timothy Peter and Andrew Proceeds will benefit Tickets are $50 each and can •Grille at Riverview: Upcoming on acoustic guitar new and artrageousfl.com. Tomoka Larson, conductors, will be Sophie’s Circle Pet Food Pantry be obtained by contacting any performers are Uptuit plays classic rock, Saturday. Live Brewing Co. is at 4647 Clyde at7:30 p.m. at Lee Chapel in and Dog Rescue. For more Bel Canto member or call Mark Saturday, Oct 8, 7:30-11:30 Team Trivia will be 6:30-8:30 Morris Blvd., Port Orange. To Elizabeth Hall, 421 N. Woodland information, visit sophiescircle. Harmon at (386) 262-4822. p.m., Christie Beu performs p.m. Monday. Participants can schedule a tour, call (386) Blvd, DeLand. Admission is free. org. •Movie in the Park: The South Wednesday, Oct 12, 6:00- play for free and win prizes. 256-4979. Visit tomokabrew- For more information, call (386) •Gala: Bel Canto Singers of Daytona Fire Department will 9:30p.m., at 101 Flagler Ave., Eddie Uzzle will perform rock ingco.com for more informa- -822-8950. Daytona are hosting an inaugu- host the free “Movie In The Park New Smyrna Beach. For more hits at 6 p.m. Tuesday. Paul tion. ral fundraising gala, “Fall into 2016” from 5-9 p.m. at the Reed information, call (386) Kinston will perform new and Canal Park Multi-Purpose Field. 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piece in 1808, which scholars for the Solisti orchestra and Works consider his “middle” stylistic director of music at Tomoka From page B1 period. United Methodist Church, Mr. Rickman, a professor of joined them to become the E-flat major, Op. 70, No. 2 “is piano at Stetson University, third member of the Rickman one of the most lovable, as well and Ms. Acree, music director Acree Corporon Piano Trio in as one of the most subtle, of all of the Daytona Solisti Cham- 2013. Beethoven’s chamber works, ber Orchestra and director of Admission is a requested with a mellow, intimate tone,” music at First Presbyterian $10 donation. For more infor- wrote musicologist Richard Church of Daytona Beach, mation call (386) 562-5423 or Wigmore on the website hype- have been collaborating musi- visit daytonasolisti.com. ASK FOR A MILITARY DISCOUNT rion-records.co.uk. cally for 10 years. Mr. Cor- Beethoven composed the poron, who is principal cellist

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You will hometowngarden.com. exclusively for those 55+ these patches in bright sunny generally get better results Notes Beautiful Homes starting under $20K locations since that is what from a granular insecticide Financing available for Qualified Buyers. Water-themed photo essay Christopher Columbus opens The Museum of Art- and food history DeLand will open “Water Trouble: A Universally olumbus Day is Oct. and chicken stock and bring Local Crisis,” a photo- 10. Growing up, we to a simmer. Simmer until were taught Christo- CHEF COSTA'S sauce begins to reduce. Stir in graphic essay by Barbara Cpher Columbus sailed the COOKING cornstarch mixture and bring Neijna Friday, Oct. 7, at ocean blue and discovered the CORNER to a simmer. Stir in chicken 100 N. Woodland Blvd. New World in 1492. COSTA MAGOULAS strips and cook for 4-5 Admission is $5 or free Some states celebrate minutes. Serve over rice. for members. Gallery hours LIVE BETTER Indigenous People Day are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tues- AFFORDABLY because of the many tragedies tips on picking a good Costa Magoulas is dean of day to Saturday and 1 to 4 that befell the people of the pineapple. It should be heavy the Mori Hosseini College of p.m. Sunday. New World. In Florida we for its size with a pleasant Hospitality and Culinary 386.473.9669 For more information, call amicorpinc.com think about Columbus even if smell. No brown or wet spots. Management at Daytona State (386) 279-7534 or visit he did land in the Bahamas. Tap it with your hand. The College. Contact him at (386) MoArtDeLand.org Columbus introduced the sound should be muffled. If 506-3578 or magoulc@ 711 Lemon Ave. 400 Nut Tree Dr. New World to cultures from you get a hollow sound, it will Lake Helen DeLand around the world, and at that be low on juice. I love pineap- time, everyone thought the ples with cottage cheese. One world was flat. We can argue of my favorites. Here is a who discovered America, but simple but tasty chicken dish. we can’t argue the influences he had on food in the New World. Teriyaki Sweet When we eat wheat bread, and Sour Chicken say thank you to Columbus. He also introduced pigs, Ingredients chickens, sheep, cattle, rice, barley, oats and sugar cane, ½ cup teriyaki sauce presents which, by the way, opened the ¼ cup water door to rum-making in the 2 tablespoons vegetable oil West Indies. Many foods were 2 boneless chicken breasts brought back to Spain that sliced into strips eventually changed the ½ cup chopped bell red European food world, such as pepper tomatoes, corn, cacao ½ cup chopped red onion (chocolate), potatoes, peanuts, 1 cup chopped Portobello LOCAL DEALS and tobacco for that after mushrooms dinner cigar. 1 small can pineapple Have you ever wondered chunks where the symbol of hospitali- 4 tablespoon cornstarch FROM LOCAL ty, the pineapple, originated mixed with 4 tablespoons from? 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For more or visit nsbfla.com. information, call (386) 322- Buttons 3033. Tuesday, Oct. 11 •Canal Street Cruise: This Download our FREE GO Hometown app today! monthly hot rod and classic car •W.I.S.E Program: The topic will show will be from 4-8 p.m. in be “Natural History Of Volusia downtown New Smyrna Beach County” at 2 p.m. in Bergengren on Canal Street and surrounding Hall (Building 110), Room 112, side streets. The event for the See OUT, page B4 B-4 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, October 7, 2016 Pretty bauble School News Volusia Schools select Elementary Level Category. merging oversight of business •Dannica Ross Zow, Pine The FUTURES program and technology programs. Mr. Teachers of the Year Ridge High was selected on a rigorous Leon was previously Dean of •Kyle Smith, Pride Elemen- reporting system that mea- Automotive and Technical Each of Volusia County’s tary sures a program’s ability to Programs at Renton Technical public schools has selected its •Rachel Sorenson, River meet or exceed key perfor- College in Washington State. Teacher of the Year. Springs Middle mance indicators, such as stu- Christopher Wainwright The 71 winners, chosen by •Nancy Falconnier, Spirit dents recruited with a grade joins the college as associate their peers, are nominated to Elementary point average over 2.0, stu- vice president of Facilities, compete for the honor of •Kathi Delp, Sunrise Ele- dents matched with a mentor replacing Steven Eckman, who Volusia County School Dis- will retire after 20 years at the mentary within 90 days of their con- trict’s 2018 Teacher of the Year. •Tarsha A. Moye, Timber- college. Mr. Wainwright comes tract signing date, and the The 2017 Volusia County crest Elementary from Broward County, where Teacher of the Year is Robin •Danell Tills, University number of mentor and student he was a master planner and Diedrichs, who teaches fourth High contracts generated. space planner for the county’s grade at Citrus Grove Elemen- •Christa Chapple, Volusia Facilities Management Divi- tary School in DeLand. Online Learning DSC offers sion since 2011. The 2018 district Teacher of Dr. Sherryl Weems joins the Year winner will be special events ERAU speaker series DSC as the new associate vice announced at a gala banquet at Homecoming 2016 president of the College of on Friday, Jan. 13, and will be looks at cyber security Workforce, Continuing and nominated for the state Teach- Adult Education. She replaces Daytona State College’s er of the Year program. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Dr. Mary Bruno, who retired DeLand area teachers are: Homecoming 2016, Nov. 2-5, in August after years of service University will continue its fall features special events for fam- •Tehmina Flowers, Blue lecture series with “Cyber to the college and Volusia Lake Elementary ilies, runners and ‘gamers’ County Schools. Dr. Weems Security: What’s Next for alike. •Patricia Hutchinson, Citrus You?” with Gary Kessler, comes from Victory Universi- Grove Elementary The college’s inaugural 5K ty, Memphis, Tenn., where she Remzi Seker and Glenn Dard- Walk/Run at 8 a.m. on Satur- •Mendi Camacho, DeLand was chief academic officer. ick at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 10, day, Nov. 5, welcomes every- High at Willie Miller Instructional Randy Barber/staff photographer •Gina Marie Walker, one to an active venture Center, 600 S. Clyde Morris around the Daytona Beach DSC invites vendors Evie Moore, 4, of DeLand tries on a bracelet as DeLand Middle Blvd., Daytona Beach. her sister Indie, 8, right, looks on at the Agatha •Katie Evans, Freedom Ele- campus. Participants receive a Seating will be available race T-shirt and finishing for holiday bazaar Handmade Jewelry booth at the DeLand Craft mentary beginning at 6 p.m. Overflow •Terry Hervey, George medal, while supplies last. Show downtown on Saturday, Sept. 24. viewing rooms will be avail- Pre-registration is online; it’s As part of Daytona State Marks Elementary able with open seating. College’s Homecoming 2016 •Joseph Czajkowski, Halifax $30 per person ($35 day of For more information, call race), free for children age 10 activities Nov. 2-5, a limited Behavioral Services/ Hospital Marc Bernier at (386) 226- number of vendors are invited the Heart,” with her colleague Homebound Programs and under. Proceeds go to stu- 7285. dent scholarships. Registration to participate in the fourth Timothy Urban as reader at •Lynette Koplas, McInnis annual Holiday Bazaar. Out 7:30 p.m. at Lee Chapel in Elementary begins at 7:15 a.m. From page B3 Also on Saturday, DSC’s This event will be from 11 Elizabeth Hall 421 N. Wood- •Kristen Weaver, Pierson B-CU gets NOAA grant a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4, land Blvd., DeLand. Admission Elementary Tabletop Gaming Club, Alum- 1200 W. International ni Association and local gam- and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Speedway Blvd., Daytona is free. For more information, •Tambra Gill Heaberlin, Bethune-Cookman Univer- call (386) -822-8950. ing store Geek Nation will host Nov. 5. Cost per table is $15 (1 Beach. Southwestern Middle sity will receive $908,540 over day) or $20 (2 days) for Michael Brothers, director of •Jessica L.Ruppen, Starke a five-year period as a member a charity “Magic the Home- Wednesday, Oct. 12 coming” (card game) tourna- non-college employees. the Marine Science Center, will Elementary of the Center for Coastal and For more information, call discuss the forces that shaped ment, noon to 5 p.m., in the •Christa Chapple, Volusia Marine Ecosystems funded by Gail Beckwith at (386) 506- Volusia County. •Historical Bus Tour: The West Online Learning the National Oceanic and Lenholt building. For more information, visit The event includes demon- 3695. Volusia Historical Society Bus •Robyn E. Perkins, Volusia Atmospheric Administration’s Deadline for applications is DaytonaState.edu/wise or call Tour will start at 11 a.m. at the strations of how to play the Pines Elementary Educational Partnership Pro- Friday, Oct. 14. (386) 506-4506. Conrad Center, 137 W. •Darnell A. Hall, Woodward gram with Minority Serving game from 10 a.m. to noon, •Great Organists at Stetson Michigan Ave., DeLand, and Avenue Elementary Institutions. with the tournament starting series: Part of the faculty of will travel through east DeLand Deltona area teachers are: B-CU is one of the six part- at noon. For an entrance fee of Former NBA executive Westminster Choir College in and Lake Helen to Cassadaga. •Bryan R. Keller, Alternative nering institutions working $5, players will receive a full Princeton, Kathleen Scheide Stops will be at Lake Helen Education (Volusia Juvenile with lead institution Florida Welcome Deck to play the will speak at DSC will perform Czech composer Town Hall and Museum. Lunch Detention Center) A&M University, California tournament. Petr Eben’s “The Labyrinth of will be served at Sinatra’s in For more information, visit Lucas Boyce, a former NBA the World and the Paradise of •Heather M. Williams, State University - Monterey See OUT, page B5 Cypress Creek Elementary Bay, Jackson State University, daytonastate.edu/Homecom- executive, author and motiva- •Sarah Litwiniec, DeBary Texas A&M University-Cor- ing2016. tional speaker, will be the fea- LOOKING FOR QUALITY USED TACKLE??? Elementary pus Christi, and the University tured speaker Tuesday, Oct. •Melanie Jenkins, Deltona of Texas at Rio Grande Valley. DSC names new 18, during the fall 2016 install- WE HAVE VINTAGE AND CLOSEOUTS TOO! High Dr. Hyun Jung Cho, profes- ment of the L. Gale Lemerand THE FISHER-MAN •Teresa Lamesi, Deltona sor of integrated environmen- leadership Entrepreneurial Speaker Series Lakes Elementary tal science, will serve as the hosted by the Small Business (386) 624-6920 •CareyPotter-Whiting, B-CU principal investigator Daytona State College Development Center and Day- tona State College. 813-A FLIGHTLINE BLVD. #6 – DELAND, FL 32724 Deltona Middle and will lead one of three the- kicked off the academic year [email protected] • www.TheFisher-Man.com •Lynn McGahan, Discovery matic areas, “Place-based with some new faces within The event, free and open to OPEN Tues.-Fri. Noon-6pm & Saturdays 10am-2pm Elementary Conversation,” which will the administrative ranks, the public, kicks off at 9:30 •Julie Houlton Stiltner, address management of coast- largely due to replacement of a.m. in the Mori Hosseini BUY•SELL•TRADE•REPAIR SALT & FRESHWATER FISHING TACKLE Enterprise Elementary al resources and environmen- retired personnel. Center at 1200 W. Internation- •Victoria Baldoni, Forest tal challenges facing coastal Kathy Hoellen is DSC’s new al Speedway Blvd., Daytona THE FISHER-MAN & TACKLE PRO HAVE HOOKED UP! Lake Elementary communities. Dean of Academic Services, Beach. 2 FAMILIES + 2 STORES = 1 GOAL •Evan Pellegrini, Friendship filling the seat formerly held Up to three promising stu- Elementary by Rhodella Brown, who dents interested in entrepre- TO FULFILL ALL YOUR FISHING NEEDS! •Chris DeRosier, Galaxy Foundation program retired after more than 25 neurship will each earn a BUY•SELL•TRADE•REPAIR SALT & FRESHWATER FISHING TACKLE Middle awarded years at DSC. Ms. Hoellen $1,000 L. Gale Lemerand •Joseph Czajkowski, Halifax comes from York Technical Entrepreneurial Speaker Series Scholarship. To submit schol- LOOKING FOR NEW SALT & FRESHWATER TACKLE??? Behavioral Services/ Hospital Take Stock in Children, a College in Rock Hill, S.C., where she was dean of the arship applications, visit Day- WE’VE GOT WHAT YOU NEED!!! Homebound Programs program of FUTURES Foun- •Allison Sheridan, Heritage institution’s Center for Teach- tonaState.edu/scholarships. dation for Volusia County Middle ing and Learning. The deadline to apply is 5 p.m. TACKLE PRO DELAND •Cija M, Werblo, Manatee Schools, was recently recog- Dante Leon is the associate Oct. 11. (386) 740-7117 Cove Elementary nized by Take Stock in Chil- vice president of the College of For more information, call •Janice Weiner, Orange City dren as one of 23 out of 45 Business, Engineering and (386) 506-4723 or email 1520 So. State Rd 15A – Deland, FL 32720 Elementary programs statewide to receive Technology, a new role that [email protected]. OPEN Monday – Saturday 10am-6pm •Christine Bumpus, Osteen the Excellence Award – Gold consolidates two positions,

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Sunday, Oct. 16, at Westminster Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Telescope,” “The Little Star That by the Sea Presbyterian Church, Gateway Center for the Arts, 880 Could,” “Back to the Moon for Nice catch! Out 3221 S. Peninsula Drive, N. U.S. 17/92, DeBary. For more Good,” “The Sky Tonight,” “Flight From page B4 Daytona Beach Shores. For more information, call Rob Rinaldo at Through the Universe and Laser the Cassadaga Hotel. Tour information, visit belcantodayto- (407) 443-6965. Mania.” Museum admission is tickets, including lunch, are na.org. •Handicapped Adults of Volusia $12.95 adults; $6.95 children $32.50. Reservations are •Monsters on MainStreet: Safe County: HAVOC advocates for 6-17; $10.95 seniors and required and can be made by trick-or-treating from the equal opportunity, accessibility students; members and children calling (386) 740-6813 or visit Downtown DeLand merchants and independence for all people 5 and under are free. Admission delandhouse.com. will be from 6-8 p.m. Oct. 31. with disabilities. The group includes one show. Additional There also will be a children’s meets the first Wednesday of shows are $5 for adults and $3 Thursday, Oct. 13 dance party. Admission is free. each month from 1 to 3 p.m. at for children 17 and under. For more information, call (386) the Votran office at 950 Big Tree Parking is free. MOAS is at 352 738-0649 or visit mainstreet- Road, South Daytona. For more S. Nova Road, Daytona Beach. •Concert: Daytona State deland.org. information, call Patricia A. For show times, call (386) College Mid-Term Concert will be Lipovsky at (386) 255-0488. 255-0285 or visit moas.org. at 7:30 p.m. at 221 N. Beach St., •Lake Helen Market in the Park: •Port Orange Farmer’s Market: Daytona Beach. The perfor- Ongoing Events 8 a.m. to noon each Saturday at The market is 9 a.m.-1 p.m. each mance is a mid-semester sneak Blake Park, 437 N. Lakeview Saturday at the Pavilion in Port peak of a course in the contem- •American Legion Post 127: Drive. Orange. Featuring fresh produce, porary performance aspects of Every first and third Saturday •Marine Discovery Center: The select organic produce, caramel modern rock, pop, blues and bingo is played at 1 p.m. with center, a local nonprofit corn, natural honey, natural and country music. The groups will free hot dogs and coffee. Public dedicated to teaching the public vegan sauces, dips, cupcakes, perform a variety of selections hall rental is available at 109 about the Indian River Lagoon, crafts, and handmade soaps that are representative of Cassadaga Road, Lake Helen. offers boat and kayak tours daily. and candles. For more informa- successful touring bands. For information, call (386) Two-hour tours are led by tion or a vendor application, visit Admission is free. For more 228-2770. certified naturalists who explain portorangefarmersmarket.com. information, call (386) 226- •Artisan Alley Farmer’s Market: marine species along the way. •Port Orange Flea & Farmer’s 1927 or visit DaytonaState.edu/ The market is from 6-9 p.m. For a reservation, call (386) Market: The market is open from thearts each Friday in Downtown 428-4828. 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday to Sun- DeLand and offers local, organic •Meditation: Meditation is day at 5013 S. Ridgewood Ave. Upcoming events produce, plants, orchids and offered at 9 a.m., each Wednes- This is an authentic “old time” homemade breads. For more day at the Bamboo Arts Center, outdoor market. Fresh produce information, call (386) 589- •Music Night: The Hub on 4490 Cave Lake Road, DeLeon is available Saturday and Sunday 3118. Canal will host a music night Springs. Previous experience is as well as a wide variety of used •Celebrate Recovery at TLC: A from 6-8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 14. not a hindrance and probably a and new merchandise, plus a 12-step program that meets at 7 Armstrong Trio will play Jazz benefit. Admission is free. For concession stand. For more p.m. every Friday in The Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer standards from the Great more information, call (386) information, call (386) 523- Lighthouse Church Cafe, 1525 American Songbook and R&B/ 277-2069 or visit mentalillness- 7749. DeLeon Springs State Park volunteer Ron Hen- S. State Road 15-A, DeLand. Soul from the ‘70s to now. The myths.com. •Ramble at Lake Woodruff: Lake manski helps Ruben Penalbza, 4, of Sanford log Childcare is provided. night will feature Jarred •New Smyrna Beach Farmer’s Woodruff National Wildlife •DeBary Hall Historic Site: Tours the fish he caught on Saturday, Oct. 1, during Armstrong. Robert and Debbie Market: Each Saturday, vendors Refuge volunteers will lead a of the 1871 hunting lodge are the park’s annual Kids’ Cane Pole Fishing Tour- Dean are sponsors for the take their places in front of Old 1.5-mile, two-hour Refuge available from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. evening’s music. Free for Fort Park in the Canal Street Ramble once a month to nament. Tuesday through Saturday and members and $5 for non-mem- Historic District, 210 Sams Ave., observe native wildlife and their from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. bers. New Smyrna Beach. For habitats. Meet at the Live Oak Admission is $5 for adults, $4 •New Smyrna Beach Chili Festival information, visit canalstreetnsb. parking lot on Mud Lake Road in for seniors, $2 for children ages and Craft Beer Tasting: The com or call (404) 429-5524. DeLeon Springs. Wear sturdy 3 to 12, and free for children 2 seventh annual festival will me •Orange City Farmers Market: 8 walking shoes and bring water and younger. For more informa- Religion News from noon-5 p.m. Oct. 15, along a.m. to 1 p.m. each Friday at and binoculars, if you have them. tion, visit debaryhall.com. Flagler Avenue in New Smyrna Dickinson Park, corner of U.S. For information, visit fws. •DeLand Farmer’s Market: 7 small pumpkins for painting/ Beach. It features more than 20 17/92 and East Graves Avenue, gov/lakewoodruff. St. Barnabas concert a.m. to noon each Wednesday at decorating. Special areas will restaurants competing for “Best Orange City. •River of History Cruise: A the Volusia County Fairgrounds, be available for photo oppor- of the Beach.” A craft beer •Orchid Society: The Volusia two-hour River of History Cruise Cynthia Curtis, handbell 3050 E. New York Ave., DeLand. tasting allows passport holders County Orchid Society meets at from Ponce Inlet to New soloist, and Thomas DeWitt, tunities. •Deltona Public Market: 9 a.m. to taste 20 of more than 70 6 p.m. the third Wednesday of Smyrna Beach and back along accompanist, will perform at To volunteer or schedule to 2 p.m. each Saturday at featured beers. There also will each month at the Volusia the Intracoastal Waterway is 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 9, at St. groups of 10 or more chil- Deltona United Church of Christ, be a bike show and proceeds County Agricultural Center in offered at 10 a.m. each dren, call Lillian Andreuzzi 1649 Providence Blvd. Barnabas Episcopal Church, benefit several breast cancer DeLand. For more information, Wednesday. at (386) 747-9843. •Deltona Woman’s Club: Bunco 319 N. Wisconsin Ave. awareness groups. For more call (386) 801-4749 or visit The boat leaves from 4936 is played at 7 p.m. the first Friday DeLand. information, visit nsbfla.com. vsosonline.org. Peninsula Drive, Ponce Inlet. of each month. Arts & Crafts is A freewill offering will be •Autumn in the Oaks Art, Music •Ormond Beach Farmers Market: Tickets are $25 for adults; $20 Church celebrating at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Boat collected. A reception will and Crafts Festival: The DeLeon The farmers market is open each for seniors; $10 for children meetings are 11 a.m. the first World Communion Day Springs Community Association Thursday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. ages 5 to 12; and free for follow. Tuesday of each month. will present the fourth a festival at 22 S. Beach St., Ormond children younger than 5. To Membership meetings are at 11 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Beach. For more information, make a reservation, call (386) a.m. the second Thursday of Spiritual reading First Christian Church Oct. 15, on the grounds of the visit ormondbeachmainstreet. 405-3445. each month. The hall at 1049 E. (Disciples of Christ) Light- Porter House, 5030 N. U.S. 17 in com. •Sandcastle Storytellers: The Normandy Blvd. is available for offered ing a Candle for Children DeLeon Springs. •Planetarium: The Museum of Sandcastle Storytellers Group rentals and social gatherings. Prayer Vigil is continuing The festival has a country fair Arts and Sciences Planetarium is meets from 6-8 p.m. Saturdays For more information, call (386) Read “Science & Health atmosphere with a variety of art open Tuesday through Sunday at the Boston Gourmet Coffee until Oct. 16 at 1401 W. New 574-2311. with key to the scriptures,” by York Ave., DeLand. and craft items for purchase, a with hourly shows. The shows •Gateway Farmers Market: Every See OUT, page B6 Mary Baker Eddy in Spanish For more information, call free Kidzone, historic and are “Galileo: The Power of the at 9 a.m. each Saturday at (386) 734-0677. educational exhibits, DeLeon First Church of Christ, scien- Springs State Park Heritage tist, 111 E. New York Ave., Plant Sale, the Crankin A’s DeLand. Special children’s restored Model A cars, VCSO hot This is a free event and all car, DeLeon Springs Fire service Services vehicles and exhibit; are welcome. dessert vendors, food provided For more information, call Trinity United Methodist by Free-Will BBQ and served by (386) 414-4528. will present a special service volunteers; and live contempo- geared to children at 8:30 and rary, old time and bluegrass Pumpkins arriving 11 a.m. Sunday, Oct, 9, at 306 bands playing on stage through- W. Wisconsin Ave., DeLand. out the day. If you’re looking Oct. 8 •Thin Man Watts Jazz Festival: A Children’s Sunday is an celebration of live jazz, blues and ecumenically-celebrated ser- at this space, Lake Helen United Meth- gospel music. The festival vice committed to educating honors the lives and works of odist Church, at the corner of congregations about the state masters like Mr. Watts and Sam so are your clients Lakeview and West Delaware of today’s children and fami- Rivers. Live performances on Avenues, will host its pump- lies in America. Oct. 15 at Café DaVinci, 112 W. kin patch during October. Children of the church will Georgia Ave., DeLand and the Dr. The pumpkins will arrive provide leadership through Noble “Thin Man” Watts at 8 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, music and reading of scrip- Amphitheatre, 322 S. Clara Ave., and community volunteers ture. Trinity’s Puppetual DeLand. Presented by the are needed for unloading African American Museum of Art Motion, an intergenerational and the MainStreet DeLand and setting up the patch. puppetry team, will help pres- The patch will be open Association. Tickets are $10 in ent the theme based on the advance, $15 day of the event. noon to 7 p.m. Sunday story of “The Prodigal Son.” For information, call (386) through Friday and 9 a.m. to Families with young chil- 738-0649 or visit wattsjazzfest. 7 p.m. Saturday. dren are invited to attend. com. Volunteers also are need- For infants and toddlers •Bel Canto Singers of Daytona: ed for sales. Toddlers under five, the church nurs- The 45th season starts with through elementary school ery will be open. For more Requiem for the Living by Dan age children are welcome to information, call (386) 734- Forrest, and Dark Night of the come to visit the patch to buy Soul by Ola Gjeilo. The perfor- 4425. mance will be at 3:30 p..m. 50% OFF Gift 386-322-5900CERTIFICATES • AVAILABLE AT www.HOMETOWNNEWSOL.com 30th Street Eatery Crabby Joe’s Mr. Dunderbak’s Readership of free community papers is now higher than Down the Hatch paid daily papers and continues to grow. And more than 70 percent of readers make their buying decisions from free Howards paper advertising and editorial. La’s Bistro Your free community paper, promoting connections at a Frappes local level-right under your nose. The Patio 386-322-5900 www.HometownNewsOL.com Port Orange Florist B-6 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, October 7, 2016 Have you ever seen a You can do it! mullet run? ure they move their little when fishing slows is to cut legs – no that’s not right. long thin strips for bait. A Nevertheless this FISHING six-inch strip of mullet Syear’s mullet run along our WITH DAN dancing in the waves is beaches was excellent. DAN SMITH almost irresistible to preda- Millions of finger mullet tors. heading south filled the The best time to fish the waves and with them was all black drum got in the mix as mullet run is about two hours manner of game fish. well. All in all September was before high tide. Try to scout Most noticeable were the a surf fisherman’s paradise. the beach at low tide to locate blue fish and what fun they With any luck, when you a deep hole and set up there turned out to be. Larger this read this, there will still be as the tide comes in. Fishing year than I have seen them in lots of mullet in the surf and, the edges of a runout is also a long time, the blues were as long as they remain, the good. There you may find averaging about 15 inches predators will be sure to those tasty pompano waiting long and more than two follow. First down the beach to snap up the sand fleas that pounds. At times I was was loads of big silver mullet, are washed out. The fleas are catching them on every cast. then came the finger mullet still in on the beach so be Those hungry choppers are and next the silver mullet ready to do a bit of digging. always willing participants reappeared. I usually use a two hook rig but this fall they were more At the beach a cast net and bait with dead shrimp on eager than ever. I did take could easily land all the bait the bottom one and mullet home a few to smoke and I you would need and if you on the other. Fish early and Randy Barber/staff photographer can tell you a cold beer, a netted the big mullet – din- late for best results and if you Grandmother Becky Scheurer of DeLand encourages grandson Eli Scheuer, 4, smoked bluefish and a little ner could be had. Ocean can catch the incoming tide Louisiana hot sauce makes mullet are much better eating at those times success will be during the Fall Kids’ Triathlon at Victoria Park in DeLand on Saturday, Sept. football day so much better. than the ones you find in the yours. 24. The event was sponsored by the Deland Family and Four Townes Family Also following the mullet river. They have a cleaner Well there you have it. YMCAs. were nice slot-sized red diet and firmer flesh. If you Now is the time for surf drum. Most everyone up my hit it just right, you may be fishing. The weather is nice, way landed a few. When you able to fill a cooler with one the water still warm and all catch reds in the ocean they cast of your net. sorts of critters are following are always very silver and If you go surf fishing, you the mullet run south. Get to bear little of the copper tint will need to rig with leaders the beach and have some fun! Sports News we know so well from the or the blues will make you Fundraiser planned for Championship at 10 a.m. inshore. pay. The current is not strong Dan Smith has fished the Symetra Tour Monday, Oct. 17. Bull whiting were also on so an ounce of lead will be waters of Volusia County for Special Olympics Proceeds from the events the bite and averaging much enough. At times I was more than 40 years. Email Championship returns benefit the Boys & Girls Club Volusia Country Special larger than the ones taken catching on live mullet but questions and comments to of Volusia/Flagler Counties. 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