ORMOND BEACH
Observer YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.
VOLUME 13, NO. 6
Charter amendment in the works? Volusia is taking steps to implement a rural boundary.
SUPPORTING VICTIMS PAGE 5A
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Storm troopers Ormond Beach city staff help residents prepare for Milton PAGE 3A
PAGE 4A INSIDE ART DISTRICT
Ormond Beach approves new mural for the beachside. PAGE 2A
FELONY CHARGES
OBPD charges driver of fatal May 1 crash on A1A with vehicular homicide. PAGE 6A
NEW EATS
Good Vibes Scratch Kitchen will soon open its doors. PAGE 3B
HURRICANE RELIEF
MainStreet, Commissionerelect Kristin Deaton team up to collect donations for Helene. PAGE 2A xxx
Bucs win again
Ormond Beach city employee Devon Spicer helps carry sandbags for residents at Nova Community Center on Monday, Oct. 7, in preparation of Hurricane Milton. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Mainland overcomes DeLand Bulldogs’ first quarter attack
PAGE 5B Tuesday delivery
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Happy haunts
Realty Pros Assured hosts annual appreciation night. PAGE 1B
INDEX
Calendar..................... PAGE 2B Comics ....................... PAGE 4B Cops Corner............... PAGE 6A Opinion....................... PAGE 8A McMillan..................... PAGE 8A Public Notices.............PAGE 7B Sports......................... PAGE 5B
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The Seabreeze football team picks up its first win of the season.
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The Lajti and Manzano families of Ormond Beach enjoy the festivities. Photo by Suzanne McCarthy
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