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Ormond Beach Observer 7-2-26

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ORMOND BEACH

Observer YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.

VOLUME 14, NO. 43

The Spirit of America CELEBRATING THE 250TH 1B-2B

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Sea turtle nests climb to over 1.1K Volusia is on track to break its 2023 record. Biologists say the recovery points to conservation efforts. PAGE 5A

Local stories of valor Flags for Heroes honors 200 people at Veterans Plaza. PAGE 3A INSIDE

Pancakes with Pops Casements celebrates fathers and daughters with new event. PAGE 5B

CITY MATTERS

Q+A with Ormond Beach City Commissioner Harold Briley. PAGE 8A

COMMENTS OFF

Volusia County Schools disables comments on Facebook. PAGE 4A

BEND IT LIKE BELL

George Bellingham named new Seabreeze girls soccer coach. PAGE 10B

AN ‘A’ FOR VOLUSIA

VCS gets an A, reports growth in state assessment results. PAGE 4A

INDEX

Business......................PAGE 7B Calendar..................... PAGE 3B Cops Corner................PAGE 2A Crossword.................. PAGE 2C Letters........................ PAGE 8A Public Notices............ PAGE 6C Sports......................... PAGE 8B Tributes ...................... PAGE 6C Real Estate................. PAGE 6B

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Everly and Adam Roseboom of Ormond Beach enjoyed breakfast at The Casements’ Pancakes and Pajamas with Pops event. Photo by Suzanne McCarthy

King of the Beach Local teams ball out at annual 7-on-7 tournament. PAGE 8B Father Lopez’s Rylan DeMarsh (left) reaches for the pass in the game against Deltona at the King of the Beach 7-on-7 tournament on Friday, June 26. Photo by Michele Meyers

In the coffee biz Family-owned Sunbros Coffee opens drive-thru location in Ormond.

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