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Final proposal nears for


Riverfront Park renovation


Hi Hometown News
readers,


Police search
for robber
Daytona Beach police
continue to search for a
man who robbed a food
store, but had the tables
turned on him by the store
clerk. The armed man hit
up the Never to Late
grocery on George Engram
Boulevard. The suspect
walked in and told the clerk
to empty the register. Police
See BRIEF, A7


By Wayne Grant
wgrant@hometownnewsol.com

DAYTONA BEACH -
Big changes could be
coming to Riverfront Park.
The latest proposed plan
includes fountains, gar-
dens, outdoor dining areas,
a market plaza, bike paths,
fishing piers, kayak rentals,
a nature center, an arbore-
tum, sculpture, boardwalks,
an amphitheater and more.
At a public workshop


June 23 at The News-Jour-
nal Center, local residents
had their last opportunity
to give their opinion on the
proposed plan for the area
formally known as J. Saxton
Lloyd Riverfront Park.
The public comments
will be incorporated into
the design, which will be
presented to the City of
Daytona Beach for approval
in August.
City Commissioner Shiela
McKay-Vaughan said at the


"There should be more
public discussion and *' HO
exchange of ideas before a -
final proposal is made," she On
said. WW
But James Taylor of IBI "We've
Group Inc. of Sarasota, the been working on this for a
urban planning company year," he said. "We've been
hired by the Downtown working with city staff and
Redevelopment Board, said incorporating public opin-
the project is down to the ion into the process."
final tuning stage. Those attending were


Taking the plunge


Randy Barber/staff photographer
Several lifeguards take a leap during their annual jump from the Main Street Pier in Daytona Beach last Saturday.
The jump started years ago as a way to celebrate the lifesaving profession. 'This goes back many years to when the
lifeguards had their weekly mass drill and all of the guards had to report to the Daytona Beach station, jump off the
pier and then swim three-quarters of a mile,' said John Upchurch, a Volusia County lifeguard from 1986 to1992.
'Today, it's a chance for the old lifeguards to get together for a day of fun and reminiscing about old times.'



Commission OKs historic tree removal


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By Wayne Grant
wgrant@hometownnewsol.com

DAYTONA BEACH -
After a debate on the value
of trees versus the rights of
homeowners, the City
Commission recently gave
approval to cut down an
historic oak tree on private
property.
Removal of historic trees
must be approved by the
commission. Historic trees
are defined as having a
diameter of at least 36
inches and the tree in


question measured 46.8
inches.
Chris Daun, of the Beau-
tification Tree Advisory
Board, said a new proce-
dure should be established
for historic trees.
"It should be a matter of
policy," he said to the com-
mission, "that when a per-
son wants to remove a tree,
they first go to the Board of
Adjustments to see if they
can build their pool or
garage or whatever and
save the tree at the same
time. Then when it comes


to you, you can make the
final decision."
John Nicholson of Day-
tona Beach said that trees
are important for ground-
water, clean air and other
environmental reasons.
"It's to our advantage to
have a foliage and a
canopy throughout our
city," he said. "Unless there
is an extremely good rea-
son to take a tree down, I'd
ask you not to take it."
The homeowner at 870
North Street Vicki Had-
docks, who plans to install


a swimming pool, present-
ed the commission with a
letter from a pool compa-
ny saying the tree must be
removed.
Commissioner Richard
Shiver sympathized with
Ms. Haddocks. He said a
person can buy property,
thinking "what a nice place
for a pool" and then find
out later an historic tree is
in the way.
"I certainly understand
the historic tree aspect,"


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By Wayne Grant
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ORMOND BEACH -
Changes are coming to
Vining Court that officials
hope will convert it from a
"side street" to an appeal-
ing business district with
improved parking.
Winding from A1A to
East Granada Boulevard on
the beachside, the street
has a mixture of businesses
and residences.
The idea for the project
began when the Ormond
MainStreet Design Com-
mittee saw a need to boost
interest in the businesses
on the street and extend
the streetscape improve-
ments from Granada
Boulevard, said Maggie
Sacks of Ormond Main-
Street.
The group also wants to
identify available parking
on the street. Parking in
the general area can be a
problem, especially in the
summer, when beachgoers
are searching for a spot to
leave their car.
Working with Zev Cohen
and Associates, Inc., the
MainStreet group pro-
posed a Streetscape Park-
ing and Beautification
project and the concept
was approved by the City
Commission in May.
"We're trying to design it
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Foreclosed homes create

problems for code enforcement


By Jamye Durrance
Durrance@hometownnewsol.com
VOLUSIA COUNTY -
The modest New Smyrna
Beach home, with its
knee-high grass inter-
spersed with weeds and
high bushes blocking
empty windows, was a
stark contrast to the
neighboring homes that
were all neatly land-
scaped and free of weeds
or debris.
According to New
Smyrna Beach code
enforcement records,
neighbors have already
complained about the


house, which is in fore-
closure.
Lynn Kunkle, code
enforcement officer for
the city, said the house is
just one of dozens
reported every week.
With no one living
there, and ownership in
question, houses like
this one tend to fall into
disrepair and become
eyesores for neighbor-
hoods, further lowering
already plummeted
property values.
Some cities have taken
action, adopting ordi-
nances to address the
issue while others are


still exploring options.
Ms. Kunkle said that at
a recent code enforce-
ment conference she
attended, the issue was
discussed at length.
"It's a problem (code
enforcement) has run
into countrywide," Ms.
Kunkle said.
According to Realty-
Trac, a foreclosure track-
ing Web site, there are
more than 9,000 homes
in foreclosure in Volusia
County.
While that may seem
high, officials in east

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Group helps low-income kids with sports, activities


By Jamye Durrance
Durrance@hometownnewsol.com

VOLUSIA COUNTY -
Brody Lanigan has never let
anything stop him from
succeeding.
The New Smyrna Beach
High School senior plays
three sports, takes honor
classes, volunteers and has
a 3.82 GPA.
Brody also has Tourette's
Syndrome, a neurological
disorder causing physical
and verbal tics, but his
mother, Audrey, said it is
not a setback in accom-
plishing his many goals.
But, sometimes money is.


Ms. Lanigan is a single
mother raising two chil-
dren, both of whom are
highly active in sports.
Paying for all the uni-
forms, meets and trips adds
up quickly.
So when Brody wanted to
go to a special cross coun-
try camp in Oregon, Ms.
Lanigan wondered how she
was going to come up with
the $900 needed for the trip.
"I don't like asking for
help and there they were,"
Ms. Lanigan said.
"They" were Grassroots
Giving, a non-profit group
established by Ormond
Beach resident Missy Gib-
bons, which helps pay for


extracurricular activities for
low-income children.
The group will be holding
a fitness challenge and bar-
becue on Saturday, July 11
to raise money for Brody
and other teens to partici-
pate in extracurricular
activities.
"This was a once-in-a-
lifetime chance for Brody to
go to camp," Ms. Gibbons
said. "Who knows who will
see him there?"
Ms. Gibbons previously
worked in foster care and
saw that many of the
"extras" for children fell
through the cracks.
"Instead of sitting back
and complaining, I decided
to do something," she said.
Two years ago, she found-
ed Grassroots Giving and
started an annual fundrais-
er combining her two pas-
sions: fitness and charity.
She organized a fitness
challenge at Planet Fitness
in Ormond Beach, as well
as a dinner and silent auc-
tion. Over the two years,
Grassroots Giving raised


"It's unbelievable, It gave me a renewed vision of our
society that people would pull together like that. It's a
wonderful organization, I recommend it to every per-
son I talk to"


Audrey Lanigan


more than $16,000.
Ms. Gibbons said so far
they have been able to help
all of the people applying
for help.
This year's fitness chal-
lenge includes a competi-
tion of rowing, push-ups
and other exercises, Ms.
Gibbons said.
"So many talented kids
don't have the opportunity
to do (the camps or
sports)," she said. "I want to
grab hold of these children
and fund these enrichment
activities. They can go on to
bigger and brighter things."
Ms. Lanigan said she
knows how important


sports have been for her
children. She is glad the
community is stepping up
to help children who might
not be able to afford to par-
ticipate in sports.
"It's unbelievable," she
said. "It gave me a renewed
vision of our society that
people would pull together
like that."
Ms. Lanigan said she can't
speak highly enough of
Grassroots Giving.
"It's a wonderful organi-
zation," she said. "I recom-
mend it to every person I
talk to."
Ms. Gibbons said she and
the volunteers who work at


Grassroots Giving are just
doing what they love.
"We really want to do
something to give back to
the children," she said. "All
the money stays here local-
ly."
The July 11 fundraiser will
be held at Tactical Fitness
Ormond. The cost to enter
the challenge is $20, which
includes a barbecue lunch
afterward. Tickets for the
barbecue can be purchased
for $6.
For more information, call
386-492-6495 or online at
http://grassrootsgiving.info.


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Swerve
Sergeant Dan Smith of the
Ormond Beach Police
Department carefully
steers his motorcycle
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Community notes


Library closed
for holiday
In observance of Indepen-
dence Day, Volusia County's
public libraries
will be closed Friday, July
3 and Saturday, July 4.
The county's six regional
libraries will be open from 1
to 5 p.m. Sunday, July 5. The
east Volusia regional
libraries are New Smyrna
Beach Regional Library,
Ormond Beach Regional
Library, Port Orange Region-
al Library and the Volusia
County Library Center at
City Island.
The other public libraries
will reopen for their normal
schedules Monday or Tues-
day morning.

Museum closed
for holiday
The Halifax Historical
Museum will be closed Satur-
day, July 4, in observance of
Independence Day.
The museum is located at
252 S. Beach Street
Daytona Beach.
For more information, call
(386) 255-6976 or visit the
Web site www.halifaxhistori-
cal.org


Exercise certification
workshop planned
Dance Express Produc-
tions and the National Exer-
cise Trainers Association will
hold a group exercise certifi-
cation workshop from 8 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 8,
at 1505 Ridgewood Ave., Suite
107, Holly Hill.
The workshop fee is $289.
However, if participants reg-
ister before July 9, the fee is
$249.
A "Kick It Up" workshop
will be held from 8 a.m. to 1
p.m., Sunday, Aug. 9. The fee
is $99.
To register or for more infor-
mation, call (800) 237-6242 or
visit the Web site
www.netafit.org.

Doctor presentation
planned
Dr. Carl Schwenker of Hali-
fax Health Medical Hospital
will speak at the Taking
Pounds Off Sensibly meeting
from 6:30-7:30 p.m., Wednes-
day, July 8, at the Holly Hill
clubhouse, 1064 Daytona
Ave., behind the Holly Hill
Police Department.
For more information, call
(386) 253-1118 or (386) 212-
5158.


Republicans host night
at the ballpark
The Republicans of Volusia
County will hold a night at
the ballpark.
The game will be played at
7 p.m., Saturday, July 11, at
Jackie Robinson Stadium,
105 Orange Ave., Daytona
Beach.
The Daytona Beach Cubs
will take on the Clearwater
Thrashers.
For more information, call
(386) 756-0761 or
cgilman7@cfl.rr.com.

Free business work-
shop offered
The Central Florida Com-
munity Development Cor-
poration is conducting a free
business plan development
workshop.
The six-week program will
be held from 9 a.m. to noon
starting on Saturdays, begin-
ning July 11, at 847 Orange
Ave., Daytona Beach.
For more information or to
register, call (386) 226-1216.
Registration forms are also
online at www.cfcdc.com.
Race benefits Loop
The Save the Loop com-


mittee is sponsoring the
seventh annual 5K run and
1 mile run/walk at 7:30
p.m., Saturday, July 11.
The course begins at
Beach Street and Granada
Boulevard and runs south
along the Halifax River,
then north along (old)
Ridgewood Avenue to
Ormond Beach City Hall.
The 5K division awards
will be given to the top
three males and females
and the top male and
female master and grand-
master.
Awards will be three deep
in age groups 1 to 14 and
each 5 years to 75+.
Registration forms can be
downloaded from
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istration is $12 for the 1-
mile run/walk and $20 for
the 5K. Day of the race reg-
istration is $12 for the Imile
run/walk and $25 for the
5K.
For more information,
call (386) 441-7126.


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New seatbelt law in effect


Earthborn


By Jamye Durrance
Durrance@hometownnewsol.com
VOLUSIA COUNTY-
Pulling up to the Sun-
shine Park Mall in South
Daytona recently, Tony
Welch didn't have his seat-
belt on.
"It cuts me right here,"
he said as he gestured to
his neck. "I'm afraid that if
I'm in an accident it will
break my neck."
Mr. Welch couldn't get
pulled over for not wearing
his seat belt at least not
until this week.
Now, all drivers, includ-
ing the Ormond Beach res-
ident, could be pulled over
by police and fined $30 for
not wearing seat belts.
Previously, Florida had a
secondary seat belt law
meaning police could only
write a seatbelt violation
ticket if the driver was
pulled over for another
infraction.
"I will start wearing it
then," Mr. Welch said.
The National Highway
Traffic Safety Administra-


tion estimates that a pri-
mary seat belt law could
save 142 lives in Florida
annually.
And saving lives is the
point of the law, said Ponce
Inlet Police Chief Steve
Thomas.
"We're trying to encour-
age people to buckle up,"
he said. "Seatbelt use does
save lives. The statistics are
out there. I think this is the
natural evolution of the
law. I knew this change
would take place."
In Volusia County, FHP
investigated 50 fatal crash-
es, in which 31 people who
were not wearing seat belts
died while 7 people died
who were wearing seat
belts.
"Who knows if those 31
people would have sur-
vived if they would have
been in their seat belts,"
Florida Highway Patrol
Trooper Kim Miller said.
According to statistics
from Ms. Miller, in 2007,
approximately 311,000 seat
belt citations were written.
According to a NHTSA


survey, Florida's seat belt
compliance rate is 81.7%.
The national average is
83%.
Mr. Welch said he wears
his seatbelt occasionally.
"I only wear it on the
highway because they
scare me," he said.
He said the law is "just
another behavior modifi-
cation law" but his chil-
dren and grandchildren
always wear their seatbelts
when in his car.
According to the NHSTA,
Florida is joining 28 other
states by implementing a
primary seat belt law. Fines
for the violations run from
$15 in Alaska to $200 in
Texas.
Mr. Thomas said they
have been advertising the
new law so that residents
know what to expect.
He said his officers are
ready to write tickets.
"Our concern is for safe-
ty," he said. "We pay atten-
tion to all violations. Our
goal is to make sure every-
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process in a few months.
The cost is estimated to
be $200,000 and will come
out of funds designated for
community redevelop-
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Parallel parking is avail-
able on the street, but it is
not defined and people are
not sure where to park, said
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grasses will indicate where
parking is available, he
said.
Other improvements
along the street will be
additional sidewalks and
lighting.
Helping to define the
street as a business district
will be a monument sign at
the entrance on AlA. The
street will be given a name
identifying it as a business
district.
Mr. Momberger said the
merchants on the street
will help select a name
later.
Ms. Sacks said residents
and business owners on the
street were given a chance
to voice their concerns and
provide input at an open
forum in March.
"We knocked on every
door on the street and
invited them to the meet-
ing," Ms. Sacks said.
The main concern by res-
idents, Ms. Sacks said, was
that all the street parking
be retained.
"We were careful not to
take any away," she said.
"I think the improve-
ments will prepare the
street for more business
growth in the future," Ms.
Sacks said. "It will be a
more inviting area where
people will want to walk."
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Police report


Editor's note: This is a list
of arrests, not convictions,
and all arrestees are pre-
sumed innocent unless or
until proven guilty in a
court of law.
Daytona Beach
Police Department

*Latwana Monique Hill, 24,
of 557 North St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 19
on charges of solicitation to
commit prostitution. Bail was
set at $1,500.
*Kelli Ann Westcott, 31, of
792 Iowa St., Daytona Beach,
was arrested June 19 on
charges of solicitation to
commit prostitution. Bail was
set at $1,500.
*Roger Ellison, 19, of 945
Madison Ave., Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 19
on charges of grand theft auto
and grand theft. Bail was set
at $4,000.
*William Arthur Alderman,
56, of 207 Frances Parkman
Drive, No. 2, Daytona Beach,
was arrested June 19 on
charges of aggravated assault.
Bail was set at $3,500.
*Thomas Louis Garnett, 42,
of 636 E. Dorado, Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 19
on charges of unlawful pos-
session of cocaine. Bail was
set at $5,000.
*Frederico Kelley, 29, of 711
Edwards St., Daytona Beach,
was arrested June 19 on
charges of sale and delivery
within 1,000 feet of a church.
Bail was set at $10,000,
*Roy Tellis, 44, of 625 North
St., Daytona Beach, was
arrested June 19 on charges of
possession of cocaine and
possession of ammo by a
convicted felon. Bail was set
at $4,500.
*Terry R. Edwards, 48, of
515 Model St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 19
on charges of unlawful pos-
session of cocaine. Bail was
set at $1,000.
*Michael Wayne Bush, 28,
of 713 Cedar St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 19
on charges of aggravated bat-
tery of a pregnant person. Bail
was set at $5,000.
*Bengino White, 36, of 418


N. Caroline St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 19
on charges of aggravated bat-
tery. Bail was set at $3,000.
*Rose Carrababbia, 43, of
462 Brentwood Drive, Day-
tona Beach, was arrested June
20 on charges of attempted
purchase of cocaine. Bail was
set at $5,000.
*Gerald J. Newman, 33, of
25502 Tulane Ave., Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 20
on charges of attempted pur-
chase of cocaine. Bail was set
at $10,000.
*Francisco Maldonado, 57,
of 1116 Clearwater Road,
Daytona Beach, was arrested
June 20 on charges of
attempted purchase of
cocaine. Bail was set at
$1,500.
*Kurt E. Maxwell, 30, of
1434 Annapolis Ave., Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 20
on charges of attempted pur-
chase of cocaine. Bail was set
at $5,000.
*Asia Alis Davis, 21, of 405
Jean St., No. 2, Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 21
on charges of aggravated bat-
tery (domestic violence.) Bail
was not set.
*David Martin Foumier, 48,
of 154 Westwood Blvd., Day-
tona Beach, was arrested June
21 on charges of uttering
counterfeit bills/forgery. Bail
was not set.
*Milton Ian Curry, 48, of
229 Haynes St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 21
on charges of possession of
narcotic cocaine. Bail was set
at $1,000.
*Kevin Dwon Johnson, 25,
of 920 Essex Road, Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 22
on charges of aggravated bat-
tery of a pregnant person
domestic violence. Bail was
not set.
*Michael James Frolio, 20,
of 500 Silver Beach Ave., No. 3,
Daytona Beach, was arrested
June 22 on charges of dealing
stolen property. Bail was set at
$2,500.
*Jacqueline Heuerman, 29,
of 340 North St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 23
on charges of possession of
cocaine. Bail was set at
$1,000.


*Christopher Lee Boyd, 48,
of 30 S. Hollywood Ave., Day-
tona Beach, was arrested June
23 on charges of felony retail
theft. Bail was not set.
*Edmonds Mathews, 41, of
316 North St., Daytona Beach,
was arrested June 23 on
charges of burglary of a con-
veyance. Bail was not set.
*Michael Deshon Hill, 22,
of 524 S. Beach St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 24
on charges of possession of
cocaine. Bail was not set.
*Bruce Leonard Johnson,
56, of 535 Loomis Ave., Day-
tona Beach, was arrested June
24 on charges of possession
of cocaine. Bail was not set.
*Jeremy Eugene Jones, 19,
of 523 Janice Ave., Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 24
on charges of criminal mis-
chief. Bail was set at $1,500.
*Brenda Michelle Burton,
32, of 212 Vermont Ave., Day-
tona Beach, was arrested June
25 on charges of unlawful
possession of cocaine. Bail
was set at $3,500.
*Dominique Leon O'Brien,
20, of 1136 Madison Ave.,
Daytona Beach, was arrested
June 25 on charges of carrying
a concealed firearm. Bail was
set at $2,500.
*Samuel Lee Russ, 50, of
936 Marion St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 25
on charges of lewd lascivious
exhibition. Bail was set at
$10,000.
*Carvielle Davon Edwards,
21, of 727 Essex Road, Day-
tona Beach was arrested June
25 on charges of carrying a
concealed firearm, aggravat-
ed assault with a firearm,
shooting into street car and
discharging a firearm in pub-
lic. Bail was set at $13,000.

Ormond Beach
Police Department

*Danielle Lee Cecchini, 23,
of 604 S. Ridgewood Ave.,
Ormond Beach, was arrested
June 19 on charges of posses-
sion of a scheduled II narcotic
and possession of a scheduled
IV narcotic. Bail was set at
$2,500.
*Robert Dale Carson Jr., 18,
of 1 Morning Dew Trail,


Ormond Beach, was arrested
June 21 on charges of posses-
sion of cannabis with intent to
sell/manufacture. Bail was set
at $1,500.

Holly Hill
Police Department

*Solomon Kenneth Proffitt,
24, of 114 Fourth St., Holly
Hill, was arrested June 21 on
charges of criminal mischief
and battery on a law enforce-
ment officer. Bail was set at
$12,500.

Volusia County
Sheriffs Department

Kristilyn Smith, 26, of
1051 June Terrace, No. A, Day-
tona Beach, was arrested June
19 on charges of incest with a
minor. Bail was set at $10,000.
*Fachon Tayie Davis, 37, of
1425 Atlanta Drive, Holly Hill,
was arrested June 22 on
charges of grand theft auto.
Bail was set at $1,000.
*Jerimique M. White, 22, of
1220 S. Nova Road, Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 23
on charges of grand theft and
possession of crack cocaine.
Bail was not set.
*Kristi E Zimmerman, 41,
of 1556 Carmen Ave., Day-
tona Beach, was arrested June
24 on charges of fraudulent
use of a credit card more than
$100. Bail was set at $2,500.
*Kevin Glenn Cushing Jr.,
24, of 2730 Ocean Shore Blvd.,
Ormond Beach, was arrested
June 25 on charges of felony
battery domestic strangula-
tion. Bail was not set.

Volusia County
Beach Patrol

*Michael D. Koontz, 51, of
247 Boylston Ave., Daytona
Beach, was arrested June 19
on charges of battery on a law
enforcement officer. Bail was
set at $4,000.
*Joseph Reyes, 46, of 415
University Blvd., No. 3, Day-
tona Beach, was arrested June
21 on charges of grand theft
auto. Bail was set at $2,750.


Wanted person:
Alfonso DarnellWheeler

Reason Wanted:
Robbery/possession of
cocaine/tampering with
evidence

Birth Date:
Nov. 8, 1980

Distinguishing features:
Tattoo on chest, teardrop
under left eye

Last known address:
Daytona Beach


Crime Stoppers of
Northeast Florida is
seeking information on
the whereabouts of
Alfonso Darnell Wheel-
er, 28.
Wheeler is wanted on
two arrest warrants.
One warrant charges
Wheeler with violating
the terms and condi-
tions of his probation
resulting from a rob-
bery conviction in 2007.
The other warrant
was issued after Wheel-
er failed to show up in
court for a pre-trial
hearing related to
pending charges of
cocaine possession and
tampering with physi-
cal evidence.
Wheeler was last
known to be living in
Daytona Beach at sever-
al different addresses in


Alfonso Darnell Wheeler

the city, including Park
Drive, North Caroline
Street, Stocking Street
and North Charles
Street.
He's approximately 5
feet 6 inches and 150
pounds and has black
hair and brown eyes. If
you see Wheeler or
know where he is, don't
attempt to apprehend
him.
Anyone with informa-
tion regardingWheeler's
whereabouts is asked to
call Crime Stoppers
toll-free at (888) 277-
TIPS. You can also text
your tip by texting
"TIP231 plus your mes-
sage" to CRIMES. Any-
one who provides infor-
mation to Crime
Stoppers will remain
anonymous and can
qualify for a reward of
up to $1,000.


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Too many trees planted

I drove out Arlington Way in Ormond Beach, and they
have put palm trees along the street.
Everyone has five or six palm trees planted. They are
about four or five feet apart.
What a waste of money.
They overdid it.

Is State Farm here for us?

Have you seen the State Farm "I'll Be There" ad on TV?
It's a beautiful song, but don't believe the message.
State Farm has definitely not been "there" for us.

How can I find the American dream?

On Feb.14, the company I worked for closed its doors
permanently.
Like thousands of others here in the Daytona Beach area,
I found myself unemployed.
Ever the optimist, even at the young age of 60 years, I
decided it was time for a change.
Utilizing hard-saved 401K retirement dollars, I bought a
shiny new hot dog cart. The kind with the stainless steel
grill and the umbrella the whole works.
I did my homework and obtained a business license.
Now, I'm ready to do business, right? Wrong.
Next came the Florida resale certificate for sales tax, the
certificate of registration within the state of Florida for my
business, which also includes quarterly tax filings.
I took the mandatory food handlers course, passed a
lengthy test and obtained a certificate number as proof of
all this for Tallahassee.
I had to have my cart inspected by the health depart-
ment.
Next, I purchased $1 million of liability insurance
required to be a food vendor.
Finally, I added the Florida trailer registration and license
for the cart.
After jumping through every hoop the state put before
me, I found out that Volusia County doesn't allow any
mobile food vending units, except for a few events per year.
I've been a working man all my life. I certainly don't want
to even begin to compete with anyone in the "established"
business community.
However, strange as it may sound, I don't want to be a
beach concessionaire.
After spending a lot of money and an incredible amount
of time, let me just say this. I'm out of a job. I'm 60 years old,
and Volusia County won't let me work.
I will stand on any corner, in front of any business, on any
lot anywhere, just so I don't have to accept government
assistance. I risk losing my family, my home and all the rest.
All I want to do is feed construction workers, a trucker or
smile at a happy kid with a face full of mustard.
Anybody want to help me understand what happened to
the American Dream?


There are no liberal Republicans

There is no such thing as a liberal Republican.
Liberals some times pretend to be Republicans in order
to get elected in a conservative voting area.
Arlen Specter is a prime example. The Rockefeller family
has always switched parties back and forth from Republi-
can to Democrat whenever it was to their benefit. This is
hardly anything to be proud about.
Republicans who are gullible enough to vote for these, in
name only Republican candidates, deserve whatever they
get.

Post office needed signed credit card

The U. S. Post Office will not accept a credit card unless it
is signed on the back.
Several years ago, I received a recommendation from an
employee of a major credit card company to never sign the
back of a credit card.
Instead, print in the signature space the letters CID (also
known as See identification).
This asks the vender to visually see photo identification
of the customer.
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Nice job, Junior


The June Beautification
Award winners for the
City of Holly Hill have been
announced. The Commer-
cial award winner was
Junior's Deli, located at
218 Riverside Drive.
Pictured are Holly Hill
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have a number of people I know and acceptance has never
been refused except by the U.S. Post Office.
I explained to the post office manager that there is no way
viewing a signature is any proof that the holder of the credit
card is the legal owner, whereas a photo ID is much more
reliable and protects both the cardholder and the purveyor.
Even correct signatures are often difficult, if not impossi-
ble to decipher.
Where is the logic and common sense in requiring the
back of credit cards be signed?
The signature proves nothing and does not protect the
security of my card nor does it protect the merchant.

Would you vote for president Obama again?

To all the local people who voted for President Obama, if
he ran for president next week would you vote for him
again?
He has this country so fouled up. He's going to go down in
history as the worse president we ever had.
I just bought the book "Catastrophe" telling about all his
blunders and mistakes.
The guy is in over his head and he doesn't know what he is
doing.

RV parking rules don't allow
parking in the front yard

The South Daytona newsletter lists a set of rules as to
where you can park.
Most of them make sense, except the following. RV's and
boats parked on your
own property must be hidden from view. Why?
Does anyone really care about seeing them? Does it lower
property value? Is it a jealousy issue?
They also state any RV's cannot be used as temporary liv-
ing quarters in a residential area.
So that means, I cannot allow an out of town guest to
park, hook up and stay conveniently in my driveway, but it
is perfectly legal for them to stay in a commercial RV park
for money, or park behind my fence and sleep on my floor.
I'll bet it would be legal for them to take turns driving
around the block all night while the other one sleeps.
The other ruling that grates on me is that if your car,
which has been parked in your driveway all year, became in
need of repair in order to move, you are now required to
store it in an enclosed building. Why? The letter does not say
the repercussions, but I would guess it would be towed
away at the owner's expense to an area that is most definite-
ly not enclosed and would include hefty daily charges.

Editor's note: Response from Helen Wert, South Daytona
assistant community development director:
RVs and Boats are not required to be hidden from view;
city code only requires that they are parked in the side yard
or rear yard there are no requirements to be parked behind
an opaque fence or hidden from view.
The city enacted the RV/boat parking ordinance in 1989
after lengthy discussion and meetings with residents. The
city council appointed a "resident's committee" to formu-
late these regulations. Yes, realtors were concerned with
declining property values. Yes, RV's and boats are required
to be operable and properly tagged.


Renovation
From page Al

Orange Avenue. Each plan
was shown in great detail in
large, full-color drawings.
Another large drawing
showed the entire Riverfront
Master Plan, and attendees
were asked to attach sticky
notes on the illustration,
with comments about what
they liked and didn't like.
Russell Moore of IBI said
all the major conflicts had
been resolved and it was
"time to get started and
build a park."
Ms. McKay-Vaughan said
the proposed designs were
too final.
"The public is being asked
to vote on one of these
designs and then it will go to
the City Commission," she
said. "I'm not sure this is
what the public wants.
There needs to be more dis-
cussion."


Public workshops have
been conducted during the
past year but Ms. McKay-
Vaughan said they were
poorly attended.
The workshop had the
feel of a social mixer as
about 50 to 80 attendees
strolled round munching
on catered food while a
three-piece band played.
Random comments
revealed a variety of con-
cerns.
Elizabeth Beecher, of
Daytona Beach, said, "I'm
marking down that we
need more lighting in the
area so people feel safe."
Chris Evans, who owns
Evans and Son Jewelers,
said it was hard to make
comments because "we're
not architect or designers.
They are the profession-
als."
Some people got inter-
ested in the details of the
plans. Stina McLamore of
Daytona Beach said a bike


We do allow 48- consecutive hours for temporary parking
in the driveway while unloading, loading and minor main-
tenance.
RV's cannot be used for temporary living quarters in a res-
idential area.
Residential areas are zoned for single-family dwellings. A
campground is the correct location to park an RV for use as
temporary living quarters.
All of these regulations have been enacted for the protec-
tion of property values and the health and welfare of resi-
dents in adjoining properties. These regulations were
adopted through public hearings where residents had an
opportunity to participate in the proceedings.
We welcome citizen participation and input.

Boat launch fees are too much

Living in Edgewater, I rarely use the New Smyrna Beach
north causeway ramp due to its congested conditions most
times.
Now, Liz Yancey, New Smyrna Beach Parks and Recreation
director, and the city commission are once again consider-
ing a $5 fee to launch a boat.
To top it off they will buy a $70,000 set of machines to
make collections of fees to avoid hiring an attendant.
It would also cause a hazard to traffic, which moves fairly
smoothly now, because trucks and trailered boats would be
backing onto the causeway road to collect the silly fee.
Ms. Yancey and the commission are once again fooling
themselves.
If this new fee is imposed, it will simply drive boaters to
Edgewater and/or Port Orange to the free ramps.
This will in turn overpopulate and crowd those already
congested ramps.
But make no mistake. If this happens those cities too will
no doubt want to be greedy and also induce a fee.
Will Ms. Yancey and the council be there with their hands
out when these toll taking machines break down?
We know better than that. They would have to face us to
do that.

Editor's note: Response from Liz Yancey, New Smyrna
Beach Parks and Recreation Director:
The direction I got from the (city commission) retreat is I
am now on a fact-finding mission. I felt like all of the com-
missioners are looking for more information on the entire
subject (boat ramp fees) before they make up their minds. I
am sure that once we get a handle on what we are really
looking at there will be many opportunities for the public to
voice their comments and concerns.

Homes by the airport will have noise

When buying a home, the three things you should look for
are location, location and location.
If you buy a home next to a train track, you get train noise.
Buy next to a interstate, you get car/truck noise and when
you buy next to an airport, you get airplane noise.
So the question is, who is at fault for purchasing a home
around an airport?
Let's start taking responsibility for our own actions and
deeds.


path was shown in the
middle of Beach Street and
she was wondering how it
crossed the intersections.
Pat Sample, who owns a
business in Daytona
Beach, said she would like
to see a plan finalized.
"Over the past 30 years
we've had three different
plans and consultants and
still no park," she said. "I'd
like to see this come
together so we can get
redevelopment funds."
John Anglea of Ormond
Beach said he wasn't seeing
a large enough space for
concerts.
"The LSO comes here
every two years. We need a
large grassy area for music
and other events," he said.
The main difference in
the proposals given at the
public workshop was the
amount of organization of
the various features. For
example, one plan showed
more open space in the


middle of the park for
events.
Mr. Moore said he had
talked to several people at
the workshop who said
they wanted more lawn
and less paving.
"We are hearing loud and
clear that they want green
space," he said.
The purpose of the park
renovation is to create a
space where people will
want to congregate, Mr.
Moore said. "We want to
create a living room for the
community," he said
The next step in the
redevelopment process
will be for IBI to incorpo-
rate the public comments
into a final design and sub-
mit it to the Downtown
Redevelopment Board.
In August, a finalized
master plan will be sub-
mitted to the City Redevel-
opment Authority, which
reports to the City Com-
mission.







Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill A7


Our friends on the beach: Dolphins, seagulls,

pelicans, sea turtles and the beach patrol


The Volusia County
Beach Patrol serves
us faithfully every
day. Their officers and
lifeguards protect us from
rip currents, jellyfish and
our selves; they save us
from drowning, sharks,
jellyfish and even the ocean
itself. They patrol our
beaches with friendship,
smiles and loyalty, while
upholding county and local
ordinances.
Recently, my wife and I
were drinking our coffee on
the beach by the Flagler
Avenue entrance in New
Smyrna Beach. We noticed
a seagull that had been


hooked by a 4-inch fishing
lure standing quietly near
our car trying to avoid the
wind. The fluorescent
green lure hung on the
seagull's chest as if it were a
necktie he'd worn for last
evening's Christmas parade
down Flagler Avenue. But
in reality, it might as well
have been a noose.
We sat there trying to
think of a solution, while
the gull stood only looking
at us hoping for an answer.
Occasionally other gulls
would notice the lure, and
would grab at it hoping for
their piece of the forbidden
meal.
We waved down a


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passing beach patrol
officer, who immediately
knew what to do. After a
few minutes of feeding the
bird some seed, he was able
to net the bird, place it in a
cage in his truck and drove
off to give the bird back its
freedom. We realized that
the officer never even gave
us his name, he only came
to help.
We sat on the beach


finishing our coffee, feeling
very Christmas-sy that we
had actually saved the
helpless gull, when about
20 minutes later the beach
patrol officer returned to
inform us that the hooks
had been removed and the
bird was checked out and
flew safely away.
I've read in the paper that
the county may cut some of
these patrols, but how can
we cut these heroes of the
beach from our lives, when
all they do is serve us, the
environment and even the
birds. The beach patrol is
always there to help. Let's
all help them.
Thank you officer.


U.S. 1 overpass gets passed over
By Bill Borden the city's master trail plan, do," he said. "I personally even
For Hometown News which is being developed love it. But the more people mon
to be compatible with the I've talked to they are not Cc
HOLLY HILL City Volusia County master trail in favor of it, so I'm not in Reed
Commissioners, after plan in order to obtain fed- favor of it. miss
receiving strong objections eral funds. Mr. Penny said he petit
from many residents, have The commissioners believes the high cost of the sign:
decided to drop their ambi- watched a slide presenta- overpass is one reason it's over


tious plan to build a $1.5-
million pedestrian over-
pass on U.S. 1.
The structure with an
estimated cost of $750,000
- was conceived to con-
nect City Hall with a new
library and chamber of
commerce to be built on
the west side of U. S. 1.
The original concept
called for the overpass to
be incorporated as a part of


Brief
From page A1
said he briefly put the
weapon down on the
counter to reach in to take
some cash and that's when
the clerk grabbed the
suspect's gun. The robber
took off with about $70, but
without the weapon and
police hope they can use it


tion that showed how the
overpass would integrate
into the area. Commission-
er John Penny said he per-
sonally liked the project,
but many of his con-
stituents did not.
"I've been one of the
biggest proponents of this
project, but I am placed in
a position not to form my
own opinion, but to do
what the people want me to


to track the man.

Police catch up with a
family of thieves
Daytona Beach police
said they caught up with a
family of golf shop thieves
who allegedly robbed
several pro shops in East
Volusia County. Detectives
had encouraged the sus-


not a popular idea.
"The people don't see the
economic return on it," he
said. "I have to do what our
people want us to do. That's
our job."
Mayor Ronald Via said he
was uncertain how the
project would fit in with the
master trail plan.
"I'm not sure, with the
trail going along LPGA
Boulevard, that it would


pects' relatives to get the
trio to turn themselves in,
but when that didn't
happen, police released
surveillance video they say
shows Phillip Hooper, his
wife Nicole Hooper and
relative Derek Hooper
robbing a golf shop in
Daytona Beach using a
distraction scheme. Author-
ities in New Smyrna Beach
and Holly Hill believe the


"T
prio
said
it eit
Ma
poss
the
mak
"iden
after
corn
mou
ward


n qualify for trails
lies and funds," he said.
)mmissioner Mark
1 presented the com-
sion with a multi-page
tion filled with citizens'
atures objecting to the
pass.
his was handed to me
r to our meeting," he
, "so I am not in favor of
her."
ayor Via proposed the
sibility of downsizing
overpass concept to
e it a "gateway" or
ntifier" for the city but,
r further discussion the
mission voted unani-
Lsly to not move for-
d with the project.


same thieves robbed pro


same thieves robbed pro
shops in their cities as well.

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VOLUSIA COUNTY -
Lowell Wynn knows how
hard it is for many of the
area's elderly to get by on a
fixed income.
As president of the Day-
tona Beach chapter of the
Association for the
Advancement of Retired
Persons he has seen the dif-
ficult choices they have to
make.
"Some of these old folks
have to decide to go to the
drug store or eat," said Mr.
Wynn. "People don't realize
that as people get older,
money is hard to come by."
So when the Florida Pub-
lic Service Commission
recently held a public meet-
ing to discuss a 30-percent
base rate hike Florida Power
& Light is proposing, Mr.
Wynn made sure he was
there to speak out against
the "outrageous"request.
He was not alone.


More than 30 residents
went before the commission
to voice their opinion, sev-
eral lauding FPL's efforts in
restoring power after hurri-
canes and work to better the
community, but none sup-
porting the power compa-
ny's request for the rate hike.
"This 30-percent base
rate increase is unconceiv-
able, especially in these eco-
nomic conditions," said
Daytona Beach resident
Doug Little. "(It's) shame-
ful."
FPL representative Mar-
lene Santos told the com-
mission that the utility
needs the rate increase to
attract investors who desire
a higher rate of return on
their investment.
Ms. Santos said FPL's rates
were on average 47 percent
better than the national
average and that FPL has
not had a base rate increase
since 1985.
A representative from the
Attorney General's office


and the Public Counsel, as
well as many citizens in
their three minutes of face
time with the commission,
cited FPL's abnormally high
rate of return. The increase
would raise FPL's average
rate of return from around
10.25 percent to 12.5. The
Attorney General's office
called this excessive.
Many, including Mr.
Wynn, claimed the increase,
which would raise the aver-
age bill $12 a month would
risk the health of the area's
elderly, many of whom
already struggle to pay their
electric bill, especially dur-
ing the sweltering summer
months.
After the meeting, Mr.
Wynn said he can't fathom
FPL's request.
"It almost sounded like a
bad dream," he said.
The commission will
decide later this year after
more hearings whether to
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Beach community on the
lookout. The bear was
spotted several times in the
Indigo Lakes subdivision off
Williamson Boulevard.
Authorities with Florida
Fish and Wildlife said where
there is a baby, there is likely
a mother nearby and warn
residents not to feed bears
or even approach them and
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They said unless bears are
threatening or disturbing
folks, residents should just
leave the bears alone and
they will likely wander away
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when the two kidnapped a
Daytona Beach grand-
mother and forced her to
withdraw money from the
bank. The two drove 56-
year-old Elizabeth Upta-
grafft to a remote area in
Flagler County where
Baker shot and killed her.
After being found guilty,
Baker was sentenced to
death, but in a non-jury
trial, Roosa was convicted
and then sentenced to life
without parole.
Beach, speedway big
draw for holiday
The Fourth of July
holiday is upon us and
local business owners are
hoping Volusia County
beaches will be a big draw,
along with the Daytona
International Speedway
where they are geared up
for the running of the
Coke Zero 400. The
economy has certainly
impacted ticket sales, but
speedway officials are still
counting on a big turnout
and along the beach front,
some hotels are offering
deals to draw the crowds.
Many cities in East Volusia
County are hosting
fireworks shows, including


Daytona Beach, where the
show lights up the city
from the Main Street Pier.
However, county officials
warn visitors that personal
fireworks are not allowed
on the beach to protect
sea creatures that can
ingest the debris.
School district
cutting administration
positions
We told you recently
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teacher layoffs in Volusia
County for next school
year, but students will see
fewer administrators.
Volusia County is still
down $9 million after
making dramatic budget
cuts and instilling a pay
for play program with
athletics. School district
officials announced they
will save nearly $2 million
by cutting one assistant
principal position at each
of the county's nine high
schools and having several
elementary schools share
a principal. No one is
losing a job according to
officials, however, some
will be in new positions.
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Beachside area boasts affordable fun,


historical significance


By Tammy Roberts
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com
With the Indian River to
the west and the Atlantic
Ocean to the east, Brevard
County's beachside com-
munities offer a plethora
of enjoyable activities for
visitors and residents
alike.
So, instead of traveling
elsewhere this summer,
consider a visit to the
Space Coast, while spend-
ing less cash and gaining a
new appreciation for Bre-
vard's beloved beaches.
While Melbourne Beach
is known for its small-town
feel and casual atmos-
phere, it is also the coun-
ty's oldest beachside com-
munity, established in
1883, according to the
town of Melbourne Beach's
Web site, www.mel-
bournebeachfl.org.
In 1921, the original Mel-
bourne Causeway was
built, connecting Mel-
bourne Beach to the main-
land via what is now
known as Indialantic.
Some of the town's earli-
est buildings (or replicas of
the originals), such as the
Ryckman House, the Mel-


Problems
From page Al
Volusia County said they
are lucky because it isn't
nearly as high as other


bourne Beach Post Office
and the town's community
chapel, still stand today.
For a deeper look into
the town's history, stop in
the long-standing Old
Town Hall History Center
at 2373 Oak Street, which
is open Saturdays from 11
a.m. to 3 p.m.
If fishing is your forte,
Melbourne Beach is home
to some of the county's
most popular fishing
spots, both along the
beach and in the Indian
River Lagoon.
Rent a kayak, charter a
boat or throw out a line
from the Melbourne Beach
Pier.
Sebastian Inlet State
Park, at the south end of
A1A, doubles as a popular
fishing area, as well as a
recognized surfing spot for
locals.
If you're looking to get
away without technically
leaving the county, pack
up the kids and the camp-
ing gear and spend a few
nights under the star-filled
sky at Long Point Park near
the Indian River County
line.
Both tents and RVs are
permitted, and many


parts of the country or
state, where entire neigh-
borhoods are sometimes
facing foreclosure.
Port Orange City Manager
Ken Parker said they have
had some problems but not


campsites back the Indian
River Lagoon.
Heading north from Mel-
bourne Beach, there are a
variety of other ways to
stay active.
Paradise and Boardwalk
beaches in Indialantic are
well-known hot spots,
while the newly renovated
Hightower Beach Park in
Satellite Beach is sched-
uled to be completed by
late summer.
Sea turtle nesting season
in Brevard began June 1
and guided hatchling tours
are a must-see.
For information, visit the
Sea Turtle Preservation
Society Web site, www.sea-
turtlespacecoast.org.
From jet skiing and boat-
ing to wakeboarding and
canoeing, the Space Coast
is also known for its water
sports. But some residents,
who have lived here all
their lives, rarely take
advantage of their loca-
tion.
"I really don't get out
there and experience all
that this area has available
as much as I'd like to," said
Tanya Lawson, a Satellite
Beach resident and mother
of two college students.


enough to warrant an
extreme overhaul of city
ordinances.
"Foreclosure seems to be
the buzzword," he said. "We
look at foreclosures all the
time. We have the ordi-
nances in place."
Mr. Parker said the



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of shopping along Indi-
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which is home to a variety
of surf shops, beauty
salons, restaurants and
home d6cor stores.
To maintain your exer-
cise level, trade walking for
bicycling.
Covering nearly 27 acres
of property, Gleason Park
in Indian Harbour Beach
features a bike path, exer-
cise trail, children's play-
ground and public pool.


biggest problem they face
with foreclosures is tempo-
rary -the time in between
when an owner leaves and
either the bank or a new
owner takes over mainte-
nance of the home.
"That seems to be the
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ourne try their luck.
Nearby, the city of Satel-
lite Beach continues to work
toward its goal of creating
an entirely walkable com-
munity with increased side-
walks and widened streets.
"There is so much that
our community offers; we
want people to be able to
enjoy it on foot, while still
remaining safe," said Satel-
lite Beach Mayor Mark
Brimer.
For more information
about Brevard's beachside
communities, visit the Mel-


said. "It depends on how
long the bank takes. Most of
the lenders do something."
If a city does enact an
ordinance, Mr. Parker wants
to make sure one group isn't
affected.
"We will put in a variety of
items to protect the taxpay-
er in this," he said.
Kathy Harrison, corporate
communications manager
for the Wells Fargo Bank,
said local real estate agents
hired to sell the homes are
responsible for keeping
them both free of code
enforcement violations and
safe for neighbors.
Many foreclosed homes
are abandoned in a haste,
with the owners leaving
items such as lawn furniture
and swing sets all resting in
the yard.


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Ms. Kunkle said she is
worried that those items
could become projectiles in
a severe storm or hurricane.
Such was the case recent-
ly in New Smyrna Beach
where a half-constructed
home was put in foreclo-
sure, leaving stacks of wood
trusses and miscellaneous
construction tools laying in
the yard.
Ms. Kunkle said they were
able to locate someone to
secure the materials but
that might not always be the
case because of legal issues.
Ryan Williams, operations
coordinator for Volusia
County Emergency Man-
agement said there is a
potential problem with
dangerous debris at fore-
closed homes but safety
comes first.
"I don't think the magni-
tude is to the extent that we
have a problem," he said.
"In an emergency we can
write ordinances to waive
that. When you declare a
state of emergency, a lot of
things are waived."
Ms. Harrison, a Wells
Fargo representative, said
the same local real estate
agents are responsible for
making a home safe.
"When a hurricane warn-
ing is issued, Wells Fargo is
in contact with the local real
estate agents to ensure they
have prepared our homes
for the storm."


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Common palms you might want to try 4 AL-._.._,r1TT4_IAWI


O ne of the best ways to
add some tropical
flair to your yard is
with palm trees. There are
dozens of choices, some
common and some exotic
(and expensive).
This week I want to talk
about a couple of the more
common varieties.
The queen palm is
probably one of the most
common in our area. They
are native to Brazil,
Paraguay and northern
Argentina. This palm is very
commonly used as a
landscape accent. Queen
palms have been assigned
the name cocos plumose.
The queen palm is a very
hardy plant that is cold
tolerant, down to 20 degrees.
The tree is also relatively
drought tolerant and
requires little in the way of
watering once the plant is
established. The queen palm
can grow to 50 feet.
The queen palm boasts a
smooth, straight trunk that
is marked with evenly


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From page Al
he said. "We want to pre-
serve as many as we can,
but I struggle with this
because quality of life is
being affected because of
the tree."
Commissioner Derrick
Henry also spoke in favor of
the application to remove
the tree.
"I think it's an unreason-
able restriction to place on a
property owner who had no
knowledge of this rule," he
said.
Commissioner Shiela
McKay-Vaughan suggested
that the homeowner con-
tact the Board of Adjust-
ments to see if the pool
could be relocated and save
the tree.
"I was hoping we could
compromise because I feel
like it's really important to
keep these trees," she said.
"We just don't have that
many and it's one of the
beauties of the city."
Ms. Haddocks answered
that the pool would be off-
center if relocated. She also
pointed out the property
had several other oak trees.
Before the vote, Ms.
McKay-Vaughan again said
more information was
needed on the possibility of
moving the pool.
Mayor Glen Ritchey said
relocating the pool was not
an option because the
applicant said it would not
be aesthetically pleasing.
The commission voted
four to three to approve the
application for removal of
the tree. Commissioners
McKay-Vaughan, Pam
Woods and Robert Gilliland
voted to deny the request.
The tree has since been
cut down.


spaced leaf scars. The top of
the tree is marked by a large
canopy consisting of
feathery-like fronds. The
leaves are dark green and
have a graceful and tropical
appearance.
The queen palm also has a
spectacular display of fruit
and flower clusters that give
this tree a very unique
appearance. In each fruit is a
seed with three spots.
Queen palms can be used
in many landscape environ-
ments, including lining
pathways or driveways,
grouped together to form a
tropical hammock, used
individually to accent
garden areas or for an
accent on your front lawn.
The uses are endless and the
beauty is amazing.
There is one downside
with these palms. Over the
years, there has been a
fungus disease that is
affecting some of the trees.
Personally, none of mine
have ever been affected.
Another common palm


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The new commercial pilot
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new classes will start nearly
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An FAA-certified flight
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Student named to
dean's list

Charles A. Hall of Daytona
Beach was named to the
dean's list for the second
semester at Saint Anselm
College, Manchester, N.H.
To be eligible for this
honor, a student must com-
pile a grade point average of
3.0 or better.

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found just about everywhere
is the areca palm. The areca
has feather-like green fronds
that radiate from several
trunks, which make this a
good choice for use as a
border. Areca palms are slow
growing plants that will
grow wider before they get
taller.
One common problem
with these plants is the
browning out of the plant
tips. This is normal and will
happen in almost all cases.
These palms require bright,
indirect light and if you use
the plant indoors, keep it
within 5- to 8-feet of a bright
window.


If you plant the palms
outdoors or use them as
borders, plant them in a part
of your yard that gets some
shade, either from the
structure or from larger
trees. If the areca receives
too much direct sunlight, it
will cause browning.
The areca palm requires a
fair amount of water, but it
will not do well in an area
that does not drain properly.
It does not like to sit in
standing water.
In addition, over time you
may notice a slight yellow-
ing of the leaves. This is
normal and using simple
Epsom salts around your
palms can often offset the
yellowing. Use about a half-
cup around each plant and
water in. Apply the tonic
around your plants about
every month or so. This will
help keep the lush green
color intact.


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A first-time homebuyers
fair will be held from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m., Saturday, July 11,
at the Lakeside Subdivision
on the corner of Vernon and
South Streets in Daytona
Beach.
For more information, call
(386) 226-1216 or e-mail
michellej@cfcdc.com.


Bob Evans restaurants
announce fundraisers
Easter Seals Volusia- Fla-
gler Counties will receive 15
percent of sales from 5 to 9
p.m., Thursday, July 9, at
the Bob Evans Daytona
Beach restaurant, 2000
International Speedway
Blvd.
To activate the donation,


present the Bob Evans Com-
munity Fun Night flier
when paying.
To print copies of the flier,
visit the Web site, http://fl-
vf.easterseals.com.
The restaurant requires
the flier it in order to make
the donation.
County offers water
conservation
presentations


Volusia County's Environ-
mental Management Divi-
sion has launched a speak-
ers bureau to educate the
public about water conser-
vation, new watering regu-
lations, and the upcoming
enforcement program.
Presentations will be
offered without charge to
businesses, clubs, schools,
churches, neighborhood
associations, and profes-
sional groups in the com-
munity.


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The speakers will focus
on the importance of
reducing water usage and
will provide tips on con-
serving water.
Tougher enforcement for
watering violations will
begin Aug. 1, for unincor-
porated areas and the
county's 15,000 water cus-
tomers.
Fines will be $50 for the
first violation, $100 for the
second violation in a year,


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$250 for the third violation,
and $500 for the fourth and
subsequent violations.
To schedule a presenta-
tion, call (386) 736-5927,
Ext. 5897.

New drive formed
An Ormond Beach resi-
dent has started a new drive
called "Oust The Incum-
bents".
Its motto is "Government
should not control the peo-
ple. People should control
the government."
For more information or
to volunteer, call Steve Rizzi
(386) 676-2374.

Volunteer
opportunity available
Florida's Long-Term Care
Ombudsman Program
needs volunteers to join its
corps of advocates who
protect the rights of elders
residing in nursing homes,
assisted living facilities and
adult family care homes.
The program's local coun-
cils are seeking additional
volunteers to identify,
investigate and resolve resi-
dents' concerns. Special
training and certification is
provided.
All interested individuals
may call (888) 831-0404 or
visit the program's Web site
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da.com.
The local council meets at
10 a.m., the second Wednes-
day of each month at 210 N.
Palmetto Ave., Room No.
148, Daytona Beach, to dis-
cuss the program's current
activities and give the pub-
lic a chance to provide com-
ments about long-term care
facility issues.

Food Addicts
meeting planned
Food Addicts in Recovery
Anonymous meet at 7 p.m.,
Monday and Tuesday, at
United Presbyterian
Church, 730 Beville Road,
Daytona Beach and at 10
a.m., Saturday at the
church. The group also
meets at 9 a.m., Wednesday,
at United Church, 908
Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill.
Food Addicts in Recovery
Anonymous can help those
who suffer from food obses-
sion, overeating, under eat-
ing and bulimia. FA is based
upon the 12 steps of alco-
holics anonymous.
There are no dues, fees or
weight-in at FA meetings.
For more information,
call (386) 258-0610 or visit
the Web site,
www.foodaddicts.org.

Reunion planned
The Mainland High
School class of 1964 has
scheduled a 45th reunion
for Sept. 11 and 12.
Events being planned
include a dinner river
cruise for Sept. 12.
For more information
call, (386) 322-0259.

Historical presidential
presentation planned
The Friends of the Port
Orange Regional Library
present William and Sue Wills
as President and Mrs.
Richard Nixon at 2 p.m.,
Tuesday, July 7, at the library,
1005 City Center Circle.
For more information, call
(386) 322-5152 Ext. 2.

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help Easter Seals
Easter Seals Volusia- Fla-
gler Counties will receive 15
percent of sales from 5 to 9
p.m., Friday July 23, at the
Bob Evans restaurant locat-
ed at 1711 Dunlawton Ave.,
Port Orange.
To activate the donation,


present the Bob Evans Com-
munity Fun Night flier when
paying.
To print copies of the flier,
visit the Web site http://fl-
vf.easterseals. com.
The restaurant requires
the flier in order to make the
donation.


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FRIDAY, July 3

*First Friday On East
Granada: This Ormond Beach
event will be held from 5-8
p.m., Friday. Stroll historic
East Granada Boulevard's
restaurants and art galleries.
There will be live music,
drawings for gift certificates
and prizes. To see a list of
participating organizations
and businesses, visit the Web
site at www.firstfridayeast-
granada.com.
*Patriotic concert: Corona-
do Community United
Methodist Church will hold its
third annual patriotic concert
at 7 p.m., Friday, at the church,
located beachside at 201 S.
Peninsula Ave., New Smyrna
Beach. The concert will
feature several musical groups
from the church. An offering
will be taken during the
concert to benefit the church's
Myhre-Burt Music Scholarship.
For more information, visit the
Web site www.cormeth.org.
*Summer dance: This event
will be held from 2-4 p.m.,
Friday, at the City Island
Recreation Center, 108 E.
Orange Ave., Daytona Beach.
Talk of the Town and Dream
will perform. The $3 admis-
sion includes refreshments
and a dance lesson that
begins at 1 p.m.
*Destination Daytona's
summer concert: This event
will feature a concert by Buck
Cherry, Nonpoint and
Inervoid at 7:30 p.m., Friday
at Destination Daytona in
Ormond Beach. The event is
co-sponsored by Rue & Ziffra.
*Cinematique: The movie
"Tulpan" will open at 7p.m.,
Friday at 410 S. Nova Road,
Ormond Beach. This subtitled
comedy/drama from China
has not been rated. The film
will also be shown at noon,
Wednesday and 7 p.m.,
Thursday. Documentarian
Sergey Dvortsevoy's debut
narrative feature "Tulpan" is a
fairytale set in the barren
landscape of a Kazakh Steppe,
an environment where only
shepherds live. Asa's dream is
to have his own flock of
sheep, but his boss tells him
that until he gets married, his
wish will never be granted.
The only trouble is that in this
particular case, the candidates
for potential wife can be
counted on one finger. Her
name is Tulpan. Asa is certain
that she is the one for him.
Unfortunately, she doesn't
appear to feel the same way,
complaining that his ears are
too big. For more information,
visit www.cinematique.org or
call (386) 252-3778.


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Fireworks light up
the sky at Main
Street pier in
Daytona Beach.















Randy Barber
staff photographer


Area celebrates Independence Day


Ormond Beach

A wide array of Indepen-
dence Day fun, food and
entertainment will begin
at 6 p.m., July 4, in Ormond
Beach on three of the cor-
ners near the Granada
Bridge.

Riverside Park

Music at Rockefeller
Gardens will be the first
major event held at the
newly refurbished River-
side Park.
This program begins at 6
p.m. when Silva G and The
Boomers open with a pro-
gram of jazz.
At 7:45 p.m., Sal Ronci
and his band will provide
the sounds of swing.


Fortunato Park

At the Patriotic Kid's Cor-
ner at Fortunato Park on
the northeast corner of the
bridge, children may chal-
lenge the rocks and try
mastering the man-made
mountain, duel with
friends using large soft
padded battering rams
while dodging about on an
air cushioned platform or
simply explore a variety of
other, less vigorous activi-
ties. Activities begin at 6
p.m.
Smaller children will
have a giant, inflatable
slide and arts and crafts
along the fairway.
Uncle Sam and Ben
Franklin will greet the kids
and pose for pictures.
In addition, an illusion-


ist and a juggler will enter-
tain in between sessions of
patriotic music down by
the riverside.

City Hall Plaza

The third fun-filled cor-
ner will be on the south-
west end of the Granada
Bridge at City Hall Plaza.
Visitors can stroll and
enjoy an area closed to
vehicular traffic alongside
the plaza on South Beach
Street or pause to listen to
rhythm and blues music
offered by Cynthia Renee
and the Sauce Band start-
ing at 6 p.m.
At 7:45 p.m., Stickshift
Cadillac will perform rock
'n' roll music.
Vendors will be located


on all three corners offer-
ing an array of typical holi-
day food.
Fireworks by Santore,
Inc., will begin at 9:30 p.m.
Admission and parking
are free.

Transportation

There will be free trans-
port provided between
the mainland and beach-
side areas.
Guests wishing to go
from the mainland to
beachside will board buses
at the corner of South
Beach Street and Granada
Boulevard.
For those traveling from
the beachside to the main-
land, the bus stop will be at
John Anderson Drive and
See CELEBRATES, B2


Thie Club Scene


*Angell and Phelps Cafe:
The Mark Monteson
Quartet will perform "A Night
Of Sinatra" from 7:30-10:30
p.m. Friday. A Red, White and
Blues Party with the Daytona
Blues Society All-Stars will be
held from 8:30 p.m.-
midnight. Saturday. Kenyon
Dye and his piano bar with
bar stools will perform from
5-9 p.m., Thursday. They will
pass out a song list and ask
for audience participation.
There is no cover. Angell and
Phelps is located at 156 S.
Beach St., Daytona Beach.
For more information, call
(386) 257-2677
*Axe N Shield Pub and
Grill: Tony Neal will perform
in his rock 'n' roll debut from
8 p.m. midnight, Friday. DJ
Rick will hold a "Karaoke
After the Race Party" from 8
p.m. midnight, Saturday.
Each Wednesday is ladies
night with a karaoke party
with Sam Collins held from 8


p.m.-midnight. Axe N Shield
Pub and Grill is located at
2400 S. Atlantic Ave.,
Daytona Beach Shores. For
more information, call (386)
492-2916.
*Bank & Blues Club:
Daytona Blues Society "True
Blues" Live Jam open jam
session is held from 8 p.m.-1
a.m. each Wednesday at 701
Main St., Daytona Beach.
This nonprofit group is
dedicated to preserving and
spreading the love of blues
music. For more information
and a full events schedule,
visit the Web site at
www.DaytonaBluesSociety.or
g.
*Daily Grind Coffee
House & Cafe': Stephany
Kess will perform Friday.
Open Mic Wednesdays with
Graham Woodard will start
at 7 p.m. Musicians, poets,
composers, comedians are
all welcome. Daily Grind
Coffee House & Caf6 is


located at 1500 Beville Road,
Daytona Beach. For more
information, call (386) 238-
1044.
*Five O'Clock Charley:
This band will perform rock
'n' roll, blues and country
hits from 7-10 p.m., Friday,
at Julian's Landmark, 88 S.
Atlantic Ave., Ormond
Beach. The band will be
performing from 1-5 p.m.,
Saturday at Halifax Yacht
Club, 331 S. Beach St.,
Daytona Beach.They will be
performing from 7-10 p.m.,
Wednesday at the Moose
Family Center, 601 W.
Granada Blvd., Ormond
Beach. Five O'Clock Charley
will be performing each
Thursday from 5:30-8:30 p.m.
at Pirana Grille, 241 N. U.S.
Highway 1, Ormond Beach.
For more information, visit
www.FiveOClockCharley.com.
*Frappes North: Wine
tasting are held at 6 p.m.
the first Tuesday of each


month. Reservations are
required. Linda Flynn will be
perfroming from 7-10 p.m.,
Friday, with guitarist Denny
Weaver. Frappes is located at
123 W. Granada Blvd. in
Ormond Beach. To make
reservations, call (386) 615-
4888 or visit the Web site at
www.frappesnorth.com.
*The Garlic: Blues and jazz
musicians perform seven
nights a week. Mark "Muddy
Harp" Hodgson plays the
blues from 7-11 p.m., Friday
and Saturday. He will be
joined by Ray Guiser from 9-
11 p.m., Friday. Pianist and
vocalist Michael Lamy will
perform from 6-10 p.m.,
Monday and Tuesday. Mr.
Hodgson will perform from
6-10 p.m., Sunday, Wednes-
day and Thursday. The Garlic
is located at 556 E. Third
Ave., New Smyrna Beach. For
more information, call (386)

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STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 7-3-2009


Aries-March 21-April 19
Remove any limitations
you have placed on your-
self and move up to new
heights of accomplishment
and success. It's time to
respect and honor yourself
as you do others. Call on
spirit to awaken and renew
the light within you, so
your path may be clearly
seen. Trust the universe
and it will bring you great
rewards.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
There is important work to
be done, starting with
yourself. The first step is to
forgive and release the
past. Free yourself of accu-
mulated baggage. Move
ahead and dream new and
larger dreams. Life is a con-
tinuing learning experi-
ence. When things don't
work out as planned, new
and better things are on
the way. Be patient.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
Keep life simple. Now is
not the time to complicate
things. Form choices and
opinions on what you now
know, not on what you
aren't sure of. Act when it
feels right. If you aren't
sure, wait. Running away is
not the answer. Our chal-
lenges follow us. Be sure to
follow your heart. It will
always tell the truth if you
are open to it and listening.

Cancer-June 22-July 22
You have one of the
strongest hearts in the uni-
verse. People may not
always understand you, but
they sure are in awe of
your character and deter-
mination. Why? Because
you never give up. Just stay
away from negative people
who would drain you of
this fine spirit. Your love of
family is legendary. You are
always there when needed.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
There are few life chal-
lenges you aren't up to
handling. Why? Because
you let your visions guide
you. You listen to your
inner guidance. This is your
greatest help when making
tough decisions. This
approach has helped in the
past, helps now and will

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DINING & ENTERTAINMENT


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SATURDAY, July 4
*Barbecue: The American
Legion post 285 will be
holding its first July 4 celebra-
tion. A barbecue chicken


dinner will be served from
noon-4 p.m., 2102 S. Ridge-
wood Ave., No. 3A, Edgewater.
Families are invited to attend.
Proceeds will be donated to
help with a back to school
clothing drive that will benefit
the school children of the
community.
*"Old Fashioned Lawn


Party": This event will be held
from 2-6 p.m., Saturday at the
Anderson-Price Memorial
Building, 42 N. Beach St.,
Ormond Beach. There will be
live music with the Docs of
Dixieland, Cookie the Clown,
children's games and face
painting, history stories, tours
and food from the Sunshine


Sunset Grill. This free event is
sponsored by the Ormond
Beach Historical Society. For
more information call (386)
677-7005, or visit the Web site
www.ormondhistory.org.
*Swing band: Sal Ronci
Swing Band with Linda Cole
will perform at 7:30 p.m.,
Saturday, July 4, at Rockefeller
Gardens at The Casements in
Ormond Beach. This event is
free.
*Gallery Walk: This event
will be held from 4-8 p.m.,
Saturday, at the Clay Gallery,
302 S. Riverside Drive, New
Smyrna Beach. There will be
refreshments and live music
featuring guitarist/vocalist
Kane Miller. For more informa-
tion, visit www.clay-gallery.com
or call (386) 427-2903.

MONDAY, July 6

*Children's movies: The
Port Orange Regional Library
will show the movie "Lion
King" at 11 a.m., Monday, in
the library auditorium, 1005
City Center Circle. This film is
rated G and is 89 minutes. For
more information, call (386)
322-5152 Ext4.


WEDNESDAY, July 8
*Fun walk: The Happy
Wanderers 5K free fun walk
will be held at 6 p.m., Wednes-
day, at the Lowe's parking lot,
1751 Dunlawton Ave., Port
Orange. For more information,
call (386) 788-4026 or (386)
676-9863 or visit the Web site
www.happywanderersfl.org.
*Sophie's Circle: A "Yappy
hour" will be held from 5:30-
7:30 p.m., Wednesday at Roar
Motorcycles, 897 Bellevue
Ave., Daytona Beach. The
public may attend. Dogs on
leashes may also attend.
Sophie's Circle is a non-profit
local organization dedicated to
raising money to help shelter
animals. For more information,
call (386) 690-6771 or visit
www.sophiescircle.com.

THURSDAY, July 9
*Summer Concert: Kabin
Fever will perform at 7 p.m.,
Thursday, at Riverside Park,
105 S. Riverside Drive, New
Smyrna Beach. The show is
brought to you by The City of
New Smyrna Beach Parks and
Recreation Department.
Participants should bring a
lawn chair or blanket. If there


is inclement weather, the
concerts will be held next door
at the Brannon Center. Hot
dogs and soft drinks are
available for purchase. For
more information, call (386)
424-2175.

ONGOING EVENTS
*American Legion Post
270: A fish fry and music
entertainment is held from
5-7 p.m. each Friday. Taco
night is held each Monday
from 5-7 p.m. Wing night is
held each Wednesday from
5-7 p.m. The public may
attend. American Legion
Post 270 is located at 119
Howes St., Port Orange.
*Art Walk: This event is
held from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. the
fourth Saturday of each
month along Flagler Avenue
in New Smyrna Beach. A
wide variety of art works,
free children's activity,
entertainment and a special
prize drawing are presented
by the Gallery Group of
Flagler Avenue. For more
information or to request an
artist's application, call
(386) 428-1770 or visit the
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Granada Boulevard.
Wooden piers and docks
will close for the evening at
7 p.m. Public boat traffic
into and out of the area on
the Halifax River will cease
at 7 p.m.

Parking
Parking is scheduled as
follows: Handicapped park-
ing for those with required
permit will be at Bailey's
Riverbridge Gardens on the
north side of Beach Street
and Granada Boulevard.
General parking will be in
the parking lot behind City
Hall.
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July 3
"Red, White and Vroom"
will feature fun for the fami-
ly with events scheduled
from 3 to 10 p.m. at the
Bandshell.
The family fun zone will
begin at 3 p.m. with inflata-
bles for kids and giveaways
for both kids and parents.
The Johnny Bulford Band
will perform in concert from
5:30 to 7 p.m.
Jeff Gordon, NASCAR's
driver, will make a special
appearance at 7:30 p.m. for
a talk-back session.


For the finale, DarrylWor-
ley, an American country
music artist, will perform at
8:15 p.m.

July 4

The friends of the Band-
shell and the city of Daytona
Beach will have a free con-
cert starting at 6 p.m. The
Stumblers will perform
blues, rock and R&B. Token
Fat Guys, an acoustic com-
edy duo, will perform at
7:20 p.m. V Six will perform
'80s, '90s rock/pop at 8:10
p.m. The Token Fat Guys will
perform the national
anthem at 9:35 p.m. Fire-
works will begin at 9:40 p.m.
Coolers are not allowed at
the Bandshell. Refresh-
ments will be on sale.
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*Gene's Steak House: Live
piano music with Michael
McKelvy will be held from 6-
9:30 p.m. each Friday. Gene's
Steak House is located at 3674
W. International Speedway
Blvd., in Daytona Beach. For
more information, call (386)
255-2059.
*Gilly's Pub 44 Riverfront:
The Fabulous Slidells will
perform each Thursday from 6-
10 p.m. and from to 2-6 p.m,
each Sunday in July. Gilly's Pub
44 Riverfront is located at 144
Main St., Daytona Beach. For
more information, call (386)
226-3000.
*Inlet Harbor: Les B Fine Duo
will perform from 1-5 p.m.,
Friday and Saturday. Then2Now
will perform at 6 p.m., Friday
and Saturday. Open Bar, the
band, will perform from noon to
4 p.m, Sunday. Parallel hits the
stage at 5 p.m., Sunday. Eddie
Uzzle and Carl Bernard will
perform at 5 p.m., Monday.
Mike Caso and Kenny Sphire
will perform at 5 p.m., Tuesday
and Wednesday. Steve Hage-
man and Mr. Bernard will
perform from at 5 p.m.,
Thursday. Inlet Harbor is located
at 133 Inlet Harbor Road, Ponce
Inlet For more information, call
(386) 767-5590.
*Jacks Stadium Bar & Grill:
Infury8 will perform at 9 p.m.,
Friday at Jacks Stadium Bar &
Grill, 2225 S. Ridgewood Ave,


South Daytona. For more
information, call (386) 760-
7222.
*Java Jungle: Open Mic Night
with Wes Malone is at 7 p.m.
each Thursday. Musicians,
authors, singers, poets and
composers are welcome. Java
Jungle is located at 4606 Clyde
Morris Blvd., Unit 2P, Port
Orange. For more information,
call (386) 760-2551.
*Julian's Landmark: Johnny
Lambrusco, singer/ entertainer
will be performing a variety of
songs, from the 1940s, swing,
jazz and standards from 7-10
p.m, Saturday, at Julian's
Landmark 88 S. Atlantic Ave.,
Ormond Beach. For more
information, call (386) 677-
6767 or visitwww.johnnylambr-
usco.com.
*Ohana Luau Dinner Show:
This dinner show spectacular
and family-style feast with a
6:30 p.m. seating, dinner served
at 7:15 p.m. and show time at
7:30 p.m, is held Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, at the
Hawaiian Inn, 2301 S. Atlantic
Ave., Daytona Beach Shores.
Participants will learn traditional
dances with Polynesian women,
warriors and keikis (children). A
flaming fire knife dance and
hula with audience participation
will be featured. For more
information, call (386) 255-
5411, Ext 186, or visit
www.ohanaluau.com.
*OM Bar & Chill Lounge:
Free wine tasting are held from
4-8 p.m. each Sunday at 392
Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach.
Tasters will have a selection of


up to 10 different wines.
Acoustic performances are
provided by Rhonda Patrick.
Free salsa lessons are given at 8
p.m. each Thursday, with open
salsa dancing held from 9 p.m.-
1 a.m. For more information,
call (386) 423-2727 or visit the
Web site at
www.theombar.com.
*Ormond Beach Senior
Center: The Vagabonds perform
from 2-4 p.m. once per month.
For more information, call (386)
763-0355.
*Peanut's Restaurant &
Sports Bar: Robert Lewis
Project will perform classic rock
'n' roll at 9 p.m., Friday and
Saturday. Open Jam Night on
the beach is held at 8 p.m. each
Sunday. Free Bingo and
Comedy Auction is held at 7
p.m. each Tuesday. Mark River
performs at 8 p.m. each
Wednesday. The Pirates
perform at 8 p.m. each
Thursday. Joe Caruso Rock &
Blues Band will perform at 9
p.m., Friday and Saturday, July
10 and 11. Peanut's is located
at 421 Flagler Ave, New
Smyrna Beach. For more
information, call (386) 423-
1469.
*Seabreeze Coffee Connec-
tion: A hand drum circle is held
at 8 p.m. each Wednesday at
315 Seabreeze Blvd., Daytona
Beach. For more information,
visit the Web site at www.d rum-
circle.meetup.com/327.
*Venetian Bay Town and
Country Club: Party in the Park
is held from 1-5 p.m. the third
Saturday of each month at 424


Luna Bella Lane, New Smyrna
Beach. Lawn chairs are
suggested; no coolers.
Admission is free. Also, a
farmers' market is held from 8
a.m.-1 p.m. each Saturday at the
town center. For more informa-
tion, call (386) 428-8448.
*Vino 100: In celebration of
Independence Day, a wine
tasting of red and white wines
from America will be held from
6-8 p.m., Friday, at Vino 100
Ormond Beach, 175 S. Nova
Rd., one block south of
Granada Blvd. Musical enter-
tainment will be provided by
recording artist and saxophon-
ist Richard Young, who will
perform a variety of music
including jazz and pop. Vino
100 is celebrating July 4 with a
tasting of our own assortment


of "sparklers" including
Champagnes, Cavas and
Proseccos from 4-6 p.m.,
Saturday. At least six different
sparkling wines will be tasted.
The fee for each event is $10
per person with full credit given
towards any purchase made
that evening. There is no


charge for Vino 100 wine club
members. Reservations are
appreciated, but not required.
Mr. Young will also perform
from 6-8 p.m., Thursday, July 9.
For more information, call
(386) 677-9800 or visit
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*Bunko, Bridge and
Poker: New groups are
starting at the Port Orange
Adults Center, 4790 Ridge-
wood Ave. Residents meet at
4 p.m. each Friday to play
games. For more information,
call (386) 761-7633.
*Cracker Creek's Pirate
Cruise: Featuring the Pirates
of Spruce Creek, cruises are
held at 1 p.m. each Saturday
and Sunday at 1795 Taylor
Road, Port Orange. Cos-
tumed pirates create a live,


interactive experience as
young buccaneers learn
navigation, pirate weaponry,
knotting or rope tying and
pirate lingo, all the while
searching for the lost
treasure at Spruce Creek.
Pre-registration is required
by calling (386) 304-0778.
Also, the Snow White
Cottage, a near-replica as
seen in the 1937 Walt
Disney animated classic
"Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs," is located on the
Gamble property. Canoe and
kayak launch and rentals,
guided eco-history Pontoon
boat tours and golf cart tours
of the conservation nature
trails also are available. For


more information, visit the
Web site at www.OldFlorida-
Pioneer.com or send an e-
mail to crackercreek@Old-
FloridaPioneer.com.
*Daytona Metropolitan
Bridge Club: Duplicate Bridge
is played Monday through
Saturday at 600 Driftwood
Ave., Daytona Beach. For the
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The skinny on skin cancer: wear sunscreen, self-examine


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the UV index is high.
Now is the time to remem-
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yourself against all forms of
skin cancer, including
melanoma, the most serious.


Here is some information
on the most common types of
skin cancers and what to look
for. The information comes
from the American Academy
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Actinic keratoses are pre-
cancerous lesions caused by


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If untreated, keratoses can
progress to more serious
types of skin cancer, so any
suspicious growth should be
looked at by a dermatologist.
Basal cell carcinoma is the
most common type of skin
cancer and appears frequent-
ly on the head, neck and
hands, and other body parts
as small, fleshy bumps or
nodules or red patches. It may
take years for one to grow and
if untreated, it may begin to
bleed, crust over, heal and
begin to grow again. They can
extend below the skin to
nerves and bone and cause
local damage. Any growths
will be removed and biopsied
and treatment will depend on
a variety of factors.
Squamous cell carcinoma
is the next most common
form of skin cancer. It is
typically found on the rim of
the ear, the face, lips and
mouth. It may also appear as
a bump or red, scaly patch.
SCC can develop into large
masses and become invasive


and spread to other parts of
the body. It is important to get
early treatment, when the
cure rate is 95 percent. Most
treatment options are in-
office procedures with a local
anesthesia, which is minor,
compared to the disfigure-
ment that can result from
ignoring it.
Malignant melanoma is the
most deadly form of skin
cancer. Every year, an
estimated 7,700 people die
from it. In the U.S., the
incidence of people develop-
ing melanoma has doubled in
the past 30 years.
The American Academy of
Dermatology reports the
death rate is declining,
because people are seeking
treatment at an earlier stage,
although the incidence of the
disease continues to rise,
especially in young adults and
the elderly.
Melanoma may appear
suddenly in or near a mole or
other dark spot. Any changes
in moles should be examined
by a dermatologist. See a
dermatologist immediately if
you have a growth that meets
the ABCD scale:
Asymmetrical: one side
doesn't match the other in
size, shape, color or thickness.
Border irregularity: the
edges are ragged, scalloped or
poorly defined.
Color: the pigmentation is
not uniform and different
shades are present.
Diameter: most


mole that is different from the
others or changes should be
examined, even if it is small.
Of course, prevention is the
best plan. Use a broad-
spectrum sunscreen of at
least SPF 15, one that protects
against UVA and UVB rays.
Re-apply it often and use it on
your lips, ears and other
exposed areas, even on
cloudy days.
Avoid tanning salons and
tanning beds. There is no safe
way to tan, except with
artificial tanning products.
If you're going to be out in
the sun, wear a hat and
sunglasses, preferably the
wrap-around type that
protect the side of your face,
as well. Pretend you're a
movie star; they wear sun-
glasses all the time.
For more information about
skin cancer, visit the American
Academy of Dermatology Web
site atwww.aad.org.

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serve you well in the future.
You are divinely connected,
you know.
Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept. 22
Experience life to the fullest
and then give back and
share all the good received.
Continue to feed your pas-
sion. Light your fire. Do
what you love. Creative
stress and deadlines are the
dynamic tensions that help
you start and complete
projects in a timely manner.
This is the key to your con-
tinuing adventures and suc-
cess.


Libra-Sept. 23-Oct. 22
There is little holding you
back these days. You have
grown so much spiritually.
You have your second wind.
You are a powerful, positive
force with your friends. You
are constantly increasing
your knowledge and wis-
dom to enlighten your
mind and enhance your
spirit. This will continue to
be one of the best years of
your life.
Scorpio-Oct. 23-Nov. 21
Only you can truly know
what is right for you. Look
within yourself, listen then
act accordingly. Opportunity
for change and growth is at


hand. You have come safely
thus far. Don't stop now. Be
obedient to yourself. What
is it that you truly want?
When you know, the chal-
lenge is more than half
over. It's all downhill from
here.
Sagittarius-Nov. 22-Dec. 21
Your understanding of life
has taken a quantum leap
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ily continues to grow
stronger, as well. You are
growing professionally and
socially. This bright attitude
is contagious to others who
want to know what you
know. You share your bless-
ings so freely. Spirit loves
you. Yours is a great life,


well lived.
Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan. 19
Your good nature always
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things for others. It's your
true nature to be of service.
The angels surround you
with love and protection.
You feed them with your
gratitude. Your life is very
special. A cheerful attitude
is your trademark. Are you
ready? There is much more
universal good coming your
way.
Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb. 18
Life is a grand adventure.
Nothing is ordinary with
you. It is time to go even
further and bring your high-


est dreams into reality. Give
your imagination free reign.
Open your heart fully and
let the ideas flow in. You
are a springboard for
change. Dare to be differ-
ent. Pace yourself and
unlimited results are yours
for the asking.
Pisces-Feb. 19-March 20
When you feel safe and nur-
tured, you are happy and at
your best. Feed positive
things daily into your life
that keep you healthy, phys-
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and spiritually. Now you
have a universal blessing
upon you. This makes a
strong statement to the
world that you are someone


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Sea trout just as good as their freshwater brethren


Rainbow, brown, lake,
brook, cutthroat, dolly
vardan, char, golden
and steelhead trout are
some of the most sought-
after fish in the world.
Just as prized as their


fresh water namesakes, the
saltwater spotted sea trout
is the mainstay of inshore
fishing inVolusia County.
Despite their resemblance
to the rainbow and brook
varieties, sea trout are not
related to any of the fresh


water species.
In fact, they are more
closely related to the
croaker than the fish that
haunt the nation's rushing
streams.
Make no mistake about it,
those of us who fish the
brackish inshore waters
would not trade our trout
for all of the others com-
bined.
Simply they are our
treasures, the only reason
some of us take up a rod at
all. Prolific breeders, they
occupy all of the coastal
waters around the state and
are always ready to bite.
As game as they come, the
spotted sea trout will hit
most anything.
They love top water lures,
but will scoop a jig off the
bottom in a second.
Mullet, shrimp, crab or
anything else that lives in
the sea is a potential bait.
They are just flat out fun to
catch.
Sure, snook are better
jumpers, and reds are more
powerful, but neither are as
ready to play as a trout.
Once, years ago, Al
Houser and I were fishing


the wide expanse of Mos-
quito Lagoon at dawn when
we found a school of 14-
inch trout.
We'll just catch a few and
move on, we said, but we
wound up staying in that
spot the entire day.
They were hitting top
water walk-the-dog lures,
and we could not bring
ourselves to leave such fun.
No matter that none
would make the 15-inch
minimum to make them
keepers.
I don't know how many
we caught that morning,
but it had to be 80.
The strict limit that is now
in place allowing only four
fish a day and only one over
20 inches has been great for
area fishing.
Years ago, I arrived back at
the old Cedar Creek fish
camp in New Smyrna about


the same time as a nice little
13-foot BostonWhaler.
The other fisherman and I
exchanged the usual
pleasantries with him
asking how I did.
I told him that I had a
couple trout, and I could tell
that if I didn't ask him how
he did he was going to
burst, so I asked. I got 60, he
said.
My heart sank. On the
way over to look into his
cooler, I already knew what I
would see. That box was full
of trout no longer than 8
inches.
That is precisely why the
limit is a good one.
Lana, my long-suffering
wife eats a lot of fish, as you
may expect.
While I enjoy mine fried
with salt and condiments
she eats hers poached with
out so much as salt or
pepper.
As pure as you can do it.
Through the years, I have
dragged home most of the
critters that swim in these
waters, some tasty, some
not so much.
Lana claims nothing
compares to sea trout.


Anyone who eats fish that
plain deserves a listen.
It was, perhaps, their
good taste and ready
availability that made them
scarce back in the early '90s.
I am happy to say they
have rebounded nicely now.
I expect someday soon
someone inVolusia County
will set a new state record
for largest trout ever caught.
It would take a fish of near
18 pounds, but I believe it
will happen.
If you are one of those
fancy fishermen who like to
get all dressed up in Aber-
crombie & Fitch duds to
chase rainbow trout with a
fly rod, you can do that with
sea trout, but unless you
wish to be made sport of
yourself, I would avoid the
Oak Hill area altogether.
Dan Smith has fished the
waters of Volusia County for
40 years. When he's not
fishing, the retired contractor
is heavily involved with the
Ormond Beach Historical
Trust. For questions or
comments send an e-mail to
apes 123@mybluelight.com.


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Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill B9


Tees may be tiny, but vital to good shot


In our continuing effort to
bring to you only the
very best golf informa-
tion, this week we give you
the "2009 golf tee test."
Our expert staff has
performed extensive and
exhausting testing of many
of the tees that are currently
available to golfers across
the globe. Here are our
findings.
Target/Wal-Mart multi
color pack: While these are
some of the most affordable
tees on the market, they
lack the durability of last
year's model. Our studies
reveal that each tee lasts
only 1.69 shots.
Interestingly, the yellow
tees lasted the longest in the
package, averaging 3.28
shots before breakage. The
green tees lasted the
shortest time, with a .82
shot average, some never
even getting to tee a ball
when they were dropped,
blending into the grass,
never to be seen again.
Grade: C
All-white pack: See above
results, except that these
were not yellow tees, so
overall durability was even
less. Grade: D
Stinger Pro XL: This was
our most expensive wooden
tee. The thin head and
streamline design create
less drag and resistance,
which reportedly combines
for a 14-yard gain over
conventional tees. Our
results were a bit less
thrilling at 1.78-yard gain.
However, this hardly
compensates for the
additional 9.7 seconds it
takes to properly balance
the ball on the pinhead size


GOLF
JAMES
STAMMER


crown of this &%#@$ tee.
We also found this time
increases in direct relation
to beer consumed. Grade:
C-
Zero friction tee: These
nearly-indestructible tees
mean a bag of 15 may last
you into retirement. Buy a
few bags and you could pass
them down to your grand-
children.
In fact, we have no true
shot average stats to give
out, as each tester is still
using his or her original tee.
The only drawback to the
zero friction is the sharp
prongs on which the ball
rests. Resembling a dart or
missile, the tee tends to get
caught in your pocket,
slowing down your round.
Grade: B+
Evolve Golf Epoch-3:
Another pricey option. The
patented pronged design is
said to reduce surface
contact by 97 percent,
versus a traditional wooden
tee, and promotes a stagger-
ing gain of 1.81 yards.
Our test team eagerly
anticipated rendering
traditional golf courses
obsolete with this wonder
peg. We soon found our-
selves devastated when it
was discovered that we
couldn't penetrate the hard-
pan teeing ground with the
tee. A traditional wooden
tee was substituted and
inserted without incident.


Grade: D-
The Brush tee XL: This
was our most expensive tee
tested, yet the promised
yardage and accuracy gains
should certainly offset the
extra coin from your wallet.
The handy belt-clip carry
case is an impressive
Batman-like extra, and
could serve to intimidate
your opponents.
Alas, our team could not
perform a thorough analysis
due to the team's refusal to
actually be seen using a
Brush Tee. One tester's wife
offered to try the Brush Tee
and she found it to be "very
cute" and the color options
"quite fetching." Grade: N/A
SmarTees: This product is
a combination of tee and
divot tool. No more leaving
ball marks on the tee! We
found these quite useful,
with the only problem being
what to do once you broke
one. Are you supposed to
throw it away? Do you keep
it as just a tee or divot tool?
Our testers found the
thought process nearly too
much to handle. Grade: B-
Tomahawx Tee: Made
from high-grade, synthetic
material, these tees feature
a quarter-round knife edge
or "tomahawk," allowing the
golfer to easily put it into
the ground. This design
allows for easy insertion and
less friction during tee
shots. If nothing else, we felt
sufficiently armed to fend
off any terrorist attacks on
the course or easily cut our
burgers in half at the turn.
Grade: A-
Bazooka hybrid tee: What
test would be complete with
a tee that combines bam-


TV news loses it


Spend any time surfing
the Web and you are
bound to find stories
that are just too bizarre to
be true.
Here's a sampling,
edited for length. And
remember, just because
it's online doesn't mean it's
true!
Remember that teen
from last week with the 56
stars tattooed on her face?
From msnbc.com: Teen
reportedly admits she
asked for tattoos. Dad's
outrage over 56 stars led
her to give false account of
falling asleep.

From sfgate.com: 'High'
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Aussie crop circles.
Wallabies snacking in
Tasmania's legally-grown
opium poppy fields are
getting "high as a kite" and
hopping around in circles,
trampling the crops, a


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IS THAT?!
SEAN MCCARTHY


state official said.

From trueslant.com/jef-
fkoyen: Duped newscast
airs 'Lost' scene as Flight
447's last moments. In
their rush to air exclusive
photos of Flight 447's
destruction, no one in this
newsroom stopped to ask
the logical questions, such
as: How did the camera
survive? and Why are the
photos in wide-screen
format?

From
weirdasianews.com:
9,000-year-old Chinese
beer hits stores. American
brewing company Dogfish
turned to history for their


Little gardener


new brand of beer. The ale
comes from a recipe last
brewed in China more
than 9,000 years ago.

From chron.com: Police
say real $5 bills redone as
$100s. Some fake $100 bills
being passed in Amarillo
started as real money.
Police say various mer-
chants recently have been
duped with about $4,000
worth of the fake $100 bills.

From news.yahoo.com:
Wis. man survives six-
story fall from bank
building. A window washer
survived a six-story fall
from a bank building with
one thought in mind: when
was his safety rope going to
catch? It never did.

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reached at (772) 408-0680
or WeirdStories@Com-
puteThisOnline.com (no
hyphens).

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boo and plastic?
The Bazooka claims less
spin and less friction for
maximum distance and
accuracy using the plastic
head. Our best slicers and
hookers noticed an 18.2
percent gain in accuracy.
The results were shorter, if
not fewer, trips to the far
reaches of the woods after
each drive. Grade: B


Used, white wooden tee
(unknown make and
model, found on tee box) at
$0, was the most affordable
tee tested. Our team found
no measurable yardage of
accuracy gain over other
models. However, it did
perform well in all areas.
The only drawback was our
staff was unable to find a
cleaning process that


would remove the mud and
dirt without damaging the
paint finish. Grade: A-

James Stammer has been
an avid golfer and golf
enthusiast for 30 years. He
hosts the Tuesday Night
Golf Show on WPSL 1590-
AM radio station. Contact
him at
jstammer@yahoo.com.


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plugged in for you to see,
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News is subject to the Feder- Tomoka Estates, 4-br/2 Winchester Manor,55+
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any preference, limitations or home, Concrete seawall, Carport. New floors, new
discrimination based on race, new kitchen, Lg Fl rm, kitchen cabinets, Great
sex, handicap, familial status $349,900. Priced for fast buy at $85,000. By own-
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wood floors, Good cond.
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SUN VALLEY 30' 2000
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x 30' porch. Wood frame
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386-451-2082
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HP Suzuki, Dual Axle
trailer, new bimini top.
Refinished Teakwood.
Cuddy cabin. Ready to
go. $3750. 386-566-1897
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JET SKI LIFT- called Up
& Over. Electric controls,
10001b limit, pole
mounted. Used 8 times.
$800/obo 386-761-5777


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DAYTONA PARK ES-
TATES $95 down $95/
mo. Build now or future.
Streets in, electric in.
Nine lots left! No credit
check. 386-566-7239
NC MOUNTAINS
2.5ACRE HOMESITE.
Spectacular view.
High altitude. Easily
accessible. Paved road.
Secluded. Bryson City.
$39,950.
Owner financing. Call
Owner 1-800-810-1590
www.wildcatknob.com
TEXAS LAND -0- Down!
20 Acre Ranches, Near
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Surveyed. $15,900. $159/
month. Money Back
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1- ACRE Lot $17,900,
Owner Financing from
$995 down, Keystone
Heights, House or new
double wide, great loca-
tion/ roads, Larger lots
available, 800-352-5263,
Florida Woodland Group,
Inc, LRE Broker
HURRY ONLY
3 LEFT
NEW HOME
ON THE LAKE
2 bedroom / 2 bath
SUN ROOM /
COVERED PORCH
$109,900
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
$4000 1ST YEAR
SITE RENT
SAVINGS offer
expires 7/31/2009
Sun Homes
At King's Lake
369 Kingslake Drive
DeBary, FL 32713
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REDUCED
EDGEWATER Hacienda
Del Rio. 2/2 Florida &
screen rm with tile floor.
Deluxe Palm Harbor.
Shed, carport. River &
clubhouse view. Open
floor plan. Wood firs,new
carpet A/C, hot water
heater. 386-663-7009
GIVE AWAY
Immediate Occupancy
Owner leaving Florida
2004 Palm Harbor,
Hacienda Del Rio 2/2,
mint cond, lots of extras,
corner lot. Must sell by
July 15 and will sacrifice
for best offer over 55K
(appraised for 87K). Can
be seen anytime.
386-428-1861
LAKE FRONT
NEW HOME
3 Br / 2 Ba over
1200sqft. Large 10 x 26
covered porch over-
looking the water
$89,900
Sun Homes at
King's Lake
369 Kingslake Drive
DeBary, FL 32713
www.kingslake.net
Save upto $4,000 OFF
1st Yr. Site Rent Offer
Exp 7/31/09
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NEW HOME
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
Act Now and SAVE
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Expires 7/31/09
2 Bedroom / 2 Bath
Sunroom with a
Covered Porch
All For $99,900
Sun Homes
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369 Kingslake Drive
DeBary, FL 32713
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ON BEAUTIFUL
KING'S LAKE
You've Seen the rest
Now See The BEST
3 Bedroom / 2 Bath
Morning Room /
Covered Porch, Double
carport / Storage Shed
ONLY $99,900
Save up to $4000 on
1stYR SITE RENT
Exp 7/31/2009
Sun Homes
At King's Lake
369 Kingslake Drive
DeBary, FL 32713
www.kingslake.net
(888) 895-8625

OPEN HOUSE
LA COSTA VILLAGE
2213 Primavera Ave.
Every day starting
July 5 noon to 4pm
3br/2ba, porch w ramp.
New A/C, fireplace,
new appliances
furnished, spotless.
Ready to move in!!!
Must be seen. Will
consider small motor
home in trade.
BEST OFFER.
Fred 386-837-3571
ORMOND'S BEST
KEPT SECRET-cozy 55+
communities, new & used
MHs from $3800-$22,000
Low, low lot rent! Call
386-672-1276/451-4018

SPECIAL
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$79,900
ACT NOW!
This price expires
7/31/09
2 Bedroom / 2 Bath
With Covered Porch
Over looking the
Fountains on
King's Lake
Sun Home Sales
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DeBary FL 32713
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PALM HARBOR 3br/2ba
HUGE, Loaded On your
lot. 14 houses to choose
from. Starting at $399 per
month. 800-622-2832
PORT ORANGE WILL
FINANCE Doublewide, 2
br. $12,900, singlewide
2Br, needs work $5000
cash, No banks needed.
386-566-7239
SOUTH DAYTONA 2/1
Own Land, NO rental
fees. screen porch, car-
port, A/C, Very quiet &
private. 1070 Palm View.
One block from Reed Ca-
nal. $45,000 Firm!
904-824-9206
THIS WON'T LAST!!!
HACIENDA DEL RIO
spacious 3/2 Palm
Harbor, split plan. Two
blocks from the
Intracoastal on a quiet
street. FURNISHED,
Move in cond. including
Linen & dishes. Mostly
tile, with carpeted
bedrooms. 20' x 20' FL
rm w/Heat & air. Lg
kitchen, dbl carport, Ig
shed. Storage for boats &
RV's. Bring an offer- Let's
make a deal. 496 La
Coquina. 1-386-690-4436




COSTA RICA BEACH
HOMES UNDER $100K.
Jaco Bch + Playa Azul.
Financing available. Call
Kathy Hile 321-288-0926
email: khile@cfl.rr.com
FLORIDA LAKE Bar-
gain! 3+ AC just $49,900
(was $89,900) Nicely
wooded, private lake ac-
cess. Ready to build.
Owner will finance. Only
one- save big. Call now
866-352-2249
GEORGIA QUIET,
COUNTRY LIVING.
3acre to 6acre lots. No
traffic/red lights. Only 20
mins. to the large city of
Dublin. Owner financing
$110/mo. For pictures:
678-644-0547
GEORGIA Very Beauti-
ful high and dry lots
cleared and grassed with
beautiful trees in country
setting, located between
Claxton and Lyons on
Hwy 292 $18,000 per
tract with $1000 down
and owner financing or
discount for cash.
912-427-7062 or Cell#
912-269-9349


GEORGIA North Georgia
Mtns. Ellijay Blueridge,
Brand New 2/2 cabin on
.77ac, Private Comm.
Wood firs, New appl.,
fireplace, near rivers, raft-
ing & fishing. Appraised
$170K, asking $125,000
Will help obtain financing
561-512-5550 see photos
ad# 60693 online www.
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KENTUCKY
Kentucky Lake waterfront
home on 1.09 acre
selling at absolute
auction Friday July 10,
5:30pm Kurtz Auction
1-800-264-1204
kurtzauction.com
Amy Whistle, auctioneer
LAND SALE 10 acres
Steinhatchee, FL Starting
at $49,000, $995 down,
$399/ mo! Great Hunting,
Fishing. Call 352-542
-7835 or cell 352-356
-1099
NC MOUNTAINS
2.5ACRE HOMESITE.
Spectacular view.
High altitude. Easily
accessible. Paved road.
Secluded. Bryson City.
$39,950.
Owner financing. Call
Owner 1-800-810-1590
www.wildcatknob.com
NC MOUNTAINS
CLOSEOUT SALE!
Cabin Shell,2+ acres with
great view, very private,
big trees, waterfalls &
large public lake nearby
$99,500. Bank financing.
1-866-789-8535
NC MOUNTAINS Log
Cabin Liquidation sale 6-
New 1 & 2 story Cabins
on 1.5 to 2 + acres start-
ing at only $79,900. Land
foreclosure 2+ wooded
acres, view, possible
short sale. For pictures &
details call now 866-738
-5522
NC MOUNTAINS
Warm Winters/Cool
Summers. NEW! E-Z to
finish log cabin shell
w/loft &basement,
includes acreage
$89,900. Mountain&
waterfront homesites
from $39,000-$99,000.
Financing Available!!
828-247-9966 (Code41)
TENNESSEE LAND Our
Loss, Your Gain- Beauti-
ful 5 acre tracts for
$24,995. Breathtaking
views, bluffs, waterfalls,
creeks. Great schools.
Smaller/ larger tracts.
Others available with own-
er financing $250 down /
$99 per month. JDL Re-
ality 931-946-2484


TENNESSEE SE: Gated
Mountaintop Community
Paved Roads, Under
Ground Utilities, Wood-
ed, 5 Acres & up. Seclud-
ed but 10 minutes to 1-24.
800-516-8387 Owr/Agent
www.timber-wood.com
TENNESSEE: Farms,
Land, Lots, Homes Beau-
tiful Sequatchie Valley
and surrounding area. If
you don't see it, we'll find
it. Hamilton Land & Auc-
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HamiltonAuction.com
VIRGINIA
MOUNTAIN LAND
Pulski County
Borders National Forrest.
Beautiful stream,
buildable property. New
300' deep well, electric
service, road.
50acre tract &
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321-508-0320
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- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


EDGEWATER- furn room
in nice, clean, 4-br w
swimming spa! W/D
$525/mo inc utilities Pics
avail 386-409-2273



DAYTONA BEACH -
Oceanfront, luxury condo.
12th floor in the Horizons
1420 N Atlantic Ave.
2br/2ba, pool, workout
room, sauna, year lease
$1100/mo. 419-351-1430
so *@e o o

DAYTONA BEACH Cen-
tral Manor Apts serving
adults 62+ or mobility
impaired. 1 br/1 ba.
Income based rent. EOH,
Handicap accessible
386-255-2622 TTY
1-800-955-8771
DAYTONA Beach
Shores 2/2, Oceanfront,
Newly renovated, furn.
Pool, gym, garage pkg
$1295/mo. + sec. No
Pets. 386-322-7452,
954-609-7639
DAYTONA BEACH:
1199 Pine St, 2/1 stacka-
ble W/D hookup, open
bay garage w/storage
unit. 386-679-5575
DAYTONA BEACHSIDE
2 Br/2Ba condo, furn or
unfurn, pool, beach, din-
ing, & more. No smoking,
no pets. REDUCED!
$650/mo. 1st+ sec.
QUIET, COMFY 1 Br/1Ba
all apple, fresh paint, new-
er carpet, pool, gym, etc
No smoking, no pets.
REDUCED! $625/mo. 1st
+ sec 386-679-3191

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DAYTONA BEACH-
SIDE- 1/1, No pets. Wa-
ter included Central A/C.
$550/month. + security
386-447-5699
EDGEWATER- 2/1.5
central air/heat. W/D
hookup. $600/mo plus
security. No Pets. Near
river. 386-478-9445
HOLLY HILL, Square.
Beautiful 2br/2ba fresh
paint, new carpet, pool,
Tennis, Laundry, no
smoking. $650/mo FIRST
MONTH FREE! $325 dep
Call 386-258-5420
ORMOND BY the Sea
Oceanfront townhouse,
partially furn, quiet area,
2/2.5/1 balcony, all appl,
comm. pool, dep, ref,
lease $950/mo (includes
water/sewer/cable)
410-726-0642 or
443-235-0784
ORMOND/PINE RUN:
Furn 2br/2ba W/D Basic
Cable, Wireless Internet,
Pool & Tennis. $950/mo
+ Sec No Smoking or
Pets. 386-334-6273
View photos
www. Hometown NewsOL.
com ad #43539
PORT ORANGE condo
1st fl 2/2 furnished 1 car
garage. Pool, W/D, Cable
& water included Rent
$1000/mo. Photos avail
1-804-370-5446
SEBASTIAN- Spacious
3/2 bedroom MOVE IN
SPECIAL ONLY $200.
W/D in all units, cable,
water, sewer & more in-
cluded. 772-581-4440
*restrictions apply
*Income restrictions apply
So. Daytona Westwinds
1750 S Palmetto 2/1 2nd
fir, carpet/tile, waterviews
$650/mo Shore West
Realty 386-760-3797
SOUTH DAYTONA -
Ocean front, renovated
studio, incl. utilities, cable
TV / internet. Furn., porch
$750/mo 386-576-3155
SOUTH DAYTONA Top
Floor. Renovated 1bdrm,
1.5ba, furn. Great view,
Many amenities, pool.
$800/mo. 386-576-3155

WOW
SOUTH DAYTONA 1 & 2
BR Apts. Just Rennovat-
ed. New Appliances.
From$450 386-756-7752,
347-693-3466

ilENT OW
SOUTH DAYTONA:
Furn 2/1, balcony, park-
ing, Renovated, quite
area, cable & water incl
$765/mo 386-788-0082

AFFORDABLE
VERO BEACH: Call for
specials! 1br from $475,
2br from $600 incl
water/sewer, Tile, New
appl. Near Beach, Park &
Restaurant 772-563-0013
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NEW SMYRNA
BEACHSIDE
MINORCA CONDOS
Karpathos 503 -
3/2 ................$2,500/mo
Salina 303 -
4/3.5 ..............$2,500/mo
Karpathos 201 -
4/3 ................$2,200/mo
Karpathos 701 -
4/3 ................$2,500/mo
6871 S. ATLANTIC
Beach front, furnished,
3/2, the ultimate ocean
home. $3,000/mo
838 26TH AVE
Cute 2/1, new carpet,
laundry, carport, near
beach. $850/mo
141 BREEZEWAY CT.
Furnished 2/2, community
pool, Carpeted through-
out. $850/mo
4644 S. ATLANTIC
Newly remodeled 2/2,
garage, close to beach.
$1,200/mo

NEW SMYRNA BEACH
MAINLAND
17-A COUNTRY CLUB
CHALETS
55 plus community, 2/1
with bonus room,
community pool and
more. $800/mo
594 MT. OLYMPUS
Brand New 2/2.5
townhouse, great area,
community pool.
$950/mo
1309 WAYNE AVE
3/2,spotless, community
pool, lawn included.
$1,250/mo

EDGEWATER
576 CORAL TRACE
3/2, 2 car garage,
community amenities.
$1100/mo
2830 MANGO TREE
2/1, fully carpeted, eat-in-
kitchen, laundry. $650/mo












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DAYTONA BEACH DAYTONA BEACH- 3
Pelican Bay, gated golf BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS,
comm. 3/2/2 new kit & central air, $800/ month,
bathroom, tile/carpet first, last and security.
$1,450/mo 305-469-8557 386-547-6465
FI Shores/Edgewater HOLLY HILL 3-br/1-ba
NEGOTIABLE! den, deck & patio. DR,
2/2, newly remodeled Gazebo Section 8 OK.
duplex. Walking distance Wood floors New A/C,
to shopping, US1 & Indi- $955/mo 386-671-0794
an River Blvd. $725/mo. HOLLY HILL 3bed/2bath
630-873-0493/873-0524 /1car gar. CH/A, laundry
FAIRCHILD OAKS CUS- rm, fenced yard, tile firs,
TOM- 3500 sq ft 4 bed- nice neighborhood,
rooms 3 baths, dining $1000/mo, 386-212-9839
room, family room, office
in gated community. 18' STING
ceilings in great room. LISC D4
Fantastic kitchen, great
Location. $2500 mnth. NEW SMYRNA BEACH
Call Moe 386-439-6692 Venetian Bay- Savannah
Pointe- 3437 Torre Blvd.
Affordable Beautiful never occupied
home in desirable area.
& 4/2.5/2, with kitchen ap-
pliances, granite counter-
Effective tops, tiled floors in living
area, carpet in bdrms,
alarm, & much more.
HOMETOWN $1350/mo + security in-
cludes lawn mainte-
NEWS nance, & pest control.
CLASSIFIEDS 609-641-0307
Martin County ORMOND BCH: Break-
ru away Trails, 59 Carriage
thru Creek Way Elegant,
Ormond Beach Designer remodeled 3/2
encld endless pool, granite
counter tops on Cul de
Special Sac. $1600/mo FLS Avail
Programs for 6/1 386-677-8888
ORMOND BEACH 3br/
Businesses! 2ba/2 car garage. Quiet
street, great neighbor-
Special Private hood, convenient, near
new Hosp & schools.
Party Rates! $1300mo. 386-615-3249
ORMOND BEACH: Bear
Give us a call! Creek, 2/2/1, 5 Star Gat-
ed Community, All Amen-
You'll be ities. $825/mo Call
glad you did! 386-615-3508
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CALL CLASSIFIED 3BDRM with 4th bdrm /
andsell that car Den. Central air, fenced
386-322-5949 yard. $950/mo. Call Bill
914-806-0502

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ORMOND BY THE SEA
2/1, fenced yard, shed
W/D, hook-up. Walk to
ocean $650 sec $625mo
$40 non-refundable credit
check 352-735-2768
ORMOND BY the Sea
3/2/1 Totally remodeled
FP, fenced yard. Small
pet OK. $900/mo + sec.
386-441-4084/299-5942
PORT ORANGE -Newer
4br/3ba/2car gar, w/den,
formal dining rm, in Town
on Lake. $1500mo. +dep.
No pets. 386-682-5576
THANKS HOMETOWN
NEWS Rented my home,
fast. Thanks for the great
customer service. MS



ORMOND BEACH Park
Place 3/2/1, office/den
Comm pool, W/D. Close
to shopping, schools,
churches. Great family
neighborhood. $1100/mo
deposit $500. Avail Aug
1. Call 386-295-8901
smuench@tomokacc.org
ORMOND LPGA ON
LAKE 2Br/2Ba/lc Scrn
patio overlooks lake. 3yrs
new, Conv. to country
club, golfing, fishing.
$1250/mo. 386-615-9254
PORT ORANGE River-
wood Plantation Villa 2br
/2ba/2car gar w/sunroom,
priv. atrium, boat launch,
comm pool. lawn incl.
$1000/mo. 386-233-9068



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Oceanview Condo from
$99nite $779/wk, House
from $199nite $1399wk,
Oceanfront wedding $359
or Historic Dist fr $129
Discount cruises $289pp.
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shopping, dining, enter-
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Gulf beaches. Spa, roof-
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Daytona/Holly Hill Awe-
some duplex at 317 Cav-
anah Drive. 2bdrm 2 bath
over 1000 sq.ft, huge
yard. Just updated: fresh
paint, tiles, beautiful
floors. Close to all. No
Pets $675/mo. Section 8
OK. 386-237-1295


HOLLY HILL 2/1 Du-
plex. Central A/C. Off
street parking. $600/mo
Call Bill 914-806-0502

PORT ORANGE 3/2/1
Beautiful & clean like
new on cul-de-sac. High
ceilings/open kitchen
plan. Private
setting. Refrigerator in-
cluded, W/D hook-up,
Sail Court. AvailJuly 1st.
$925/mo 386-451-1503



PORT ORANGE 40+
comm, pool, gym rec
room, jacuzzi, library
2/1.5, w/d, $395/mo. Also
rent to own 386-566-7239
PORT ORANGE- 55+
Short term rental July to
Nov furnished. 3/2 with
carport, $675/mo +
utilities. 516-785-3236
PORT ORANGE- Private
50x100 lot, 2/2 garden
tub, fl rm, central air, appl
incl, w/d hook-up, new
carpets, carport, shed.
Pest/lawn. 386-682-6345


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Holly Hill Restaurant:
4500sqft Fully equip,
150-200 seats, 68 park-
ing spots, Liquor Lic per-
mitted. $5000/mo
Tyler Property Mgmt
Steve Tyler 386.255.8585
ORMOND BCH: Aliki
Plaza, Retail/Office, A1A
S of Granada 500-2000sf
Tyler Property Mgmt
Steve Tyler 386.255.8585
PORT ORANGE: S US-1
Retail/Office, 750sqft
high visibility Lease in-
centives. Great rates.
386-566-0422



HOLLY HILL: 1500 sqft,
on US-1, ample parking
$1100/mo Tyler Prop
Mgmt Steve Tyler
386-255-8585
HOLLY HILL: Office
Bldg, 240 Ridgewood
Ave, Free Standing,
High visibility corner, just
remodeled, 7 rooms, Re-
ception Area approx
1300sqft $975/mo Al,
386.255.5520/589.3620


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ORMOND BCH: 2400 sf,
Bovard St, across from
Lulu's, next to Allstate,
Maybe split. $3200/mo
Tyler Prop Mgmt Steve
Tyler 386-255-8585




TITUSVILLE 1 Month
FREE! (*with this ad.)
Offices from 150-4000sf
Totally renovated w/view
of Cape Canaveral. Co
Brokers welcome. Call
Miriam at 954-961-0500



HOLLY HILL: 13,000+/-,
ground level, hi ceilings,
A/C ofc, fncd yd. Neg
lease worthy tenant. Fire
sprinklers. 386-255-3437
ORMOND BCH: Office
or Warehouse, 835 S No-
va Rd, Formerly WK
Mobile Home Supply
3300sqft, Neg Rent. Incl
water. 386-677-8888
ORMOND BEACH -
North US1, w/offc &bath
1,000sf $485mo. similar
savings on 1250sq.ft.
386-451-4018/ 672-1276
S DAYTONA: Nova/Bev-
ille, 600sqft boat, car,
small RV etc 11x11' over-
head door. $325/mo incl
electric 386-566-0422
S DAYTONA: S Nova Rd
900, 1200, 4000, 6750 or
8000sqft. Lease incen-
tives. Great Rates
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200 FOREST LAKE BLVD STE 1 DAYTONA BEACH, FL 32119

OFFICE 386.760-3797 CELL: 386.295.1896 FAX: 386.760.0507

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BUYER'S CHOICE. NEED LOTS OF SPACE RIVER FRONT ESTATE

Dunlawton Hills 2 NEED LOTS OF SPACE Check out this home
greol villo s 10 choose This spacious 4 bd @ www.riverfrontcus-
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lom. 3bd Folh .oomTile with marble art deco home is icon
$158,900 or 2 bdnserts.Upgraded cabi on the river. 5 bd 5
$2ba plus den nets. Marble vanities. peri. bath, home theater,
S2bo $139,900. plus den Designer light fixtures private office Chef
$139,900.Waterview. kitchen, pool, boat
Community pool & hoWosedew.
Club house $249,900 house & dock.
-_ $2,495,000.


PRIVATE POOL
The open & expanded
floor plan in this 3
bdrm 2 bath allows
for entertaining as
well as cozy family
areas. Saltwater pool
with custom features
and waterfall.
"...-. $229,900


4 SELLER SAID SELL
So you need to
come and buy this
3 bedroom 3 bath
home just steps FROM
THE RIVER in Ormond
Beach. Newer
windows and roof.
Great hardwood floors
$115,000


INVESTORS
TENANT IN PLACE
This very modern
large 2 bedroom
mobile home on a
great corner lot.
Close to schools,
shopping & parks.
ML $69,9000


YES YOU CAN
BUY A HOME
No better time to
buy this 3 bedroom 2
bath home close to
Everything. Sparkling
wood floors, large lot!
Why wait low %
rates! Rollback prices!
$139,900


JUST LISTED!
S" A MUST SEE
S"Great 3 bed 2 balh
i. !split plan wilh fireplace.
Updated flooring and
tile in baths. Large
Florida room over-
I looking solar heated
S pool. Immaculate
landscaping $169,900



FirOFFICE CONDO
First floor condo!
- ..Tenants are in place
and will stay. This is a
great unit. Centrally
located to everything.
1. 1000 sqft completely
-- built out.
S$89,900


LOW MAINTENANCE
Great 2 bedroom 2
bath home with large
Florida Room. Super
convenient Port
Orange villa.
Community pool and
low low maintenance
fee. $114,900


AVAILABLE FOR LEASE
Daytona Beach
2bd home $650 2 bd apt $399

South Daytona
2bd/2ba condo riverviews $650 2 bd/2ba condo $650

Port Orange/New Smyrna Beach
2 bd w/bonus rm, canal front home $650
2 bd apt in Historic Canal Street area $550


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