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Palm Coast Observer 11-06-25

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PALM COAST

Observer YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.

VOLUME 16, NO. 41

RABBAT: TOP 12 IN FL PAGE 8B

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Town Center developer sues Palm Coast Land owners say they were entitled to water and sewer capacity, but the city failed to reserve it. PAGE 5A

Food-a-Thon: Feeding the hungry Grace Community Food Pantry feeds 6,000 families a month. Here’s how to help. PAGE 3A INSIDE STALY’S SERVICE

The Flagler County Operations Center will be named after Sheriff Rick Staly in honor of his 50 years of service. PAGE 3A

MINI GOLF

New attraction, Serenity Falls, planned for Palm Coast’s Town Center. PAGE 5B

FUTURE FORUM

Chamber of Commerce hosts event focused on the future of Flagler County community. PAGE 11A

Beach sand funding is not a ‘dune’ deal Flagler County continues debate over referendum. PAGE 3A

Family and friends join Luciano Arce after he received the Ambassador of Peace medal at Flagler Rehabilitation and Nursing Center. Photo by Brent Woronoff

Veteran honored for Korean War service Now 93 years old, Luciano Arce is thanked for role in promoting freedom PAGE 9B

Matanzas beats Palm Bay PAGE 6B

INDEX

Business..................... PAGE 5B Calendar..................... PAGE 2B Cops Corner................PAGE 2A Crossword.................. PAGE 3C Letters....................... PAGE 11A Neighbors.................... PAGE 1B Public Notices............ PAGE 5C Sports......................... PAGE 6B Real Estate................. PAGE 5B

Near miss Fleming Island’s furious fourth-quarter comeback deflates FPC

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Strong start Nya Williams leads FPC girls Cooper May (5) closes in on Palm Bay’s Caden Newton. Photo by Keishia McLendon

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