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Palm Coast Observer 11-3-22

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PALM COAST

Observer YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.

STAR SWIMMER PAGE 7B

VOLUME 13, NO. 40

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2022

A sister city in the sea Palm Coast has adopted the USS Gerald R. Ford, the Navy’s newest aircraft carrier, as its ‘sister city.’ PAGE 2A

Washed away Hammock Dunes spent $700,000 on dune restoration — and then came Ian. PAGE 2A INSIDE CAMPAIGN FUNDS

How much have candidates raised for the upcoming election? PAGE 12A

FUTURE PLANS

Incoming members participate in a School Board workshop. PAGE 4A

$800K IN GRANTS

Flagler Cares awards initial Flagler Catalyst Fund grants.

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LOST DOG, FOUND

Lost golden retriever is reunited with family after fiveday search. PAGE 15B

REELIN’ IN A RECORD

Air Flagler

Surfers ride waves and catch air at Tommy Tant Memorial Surf Classic. PAGE 3A

Flagler Beach’s Robbie McCormick catches some air in his first heat on Sunday.

Sidelines to yard lines

Photos by Jake Montgomery

Pirates keep battling despite rash of injuries. PAGE 5B

Angler catches a Georgia record for Florida pompano. PAGE 13A

GOING TO STATES

FPC’s boys cross country team eyes strong finish. PAGE 7B

MISCALCULATION

FPC forfeits four games after self-reporting an ineligible player. PAGE 6B

INDEX

Calendar..................... PAGE 2B Cops Corner............... PAGE 6A The Fine Arts.............. PAGE 4B Letters.......................PAGE 12A Public Notices...........PAGE 12B Real Estate................PAGE 10B Sports......................... PAGE 6B Veterans....................PAGE 12A

This is Halloween Parkview Church holds annual trunk or treat event. Photo by Christine Rodenbaugh

Clay Vogel (5) fights for yardage against Menendez defenders Julian Quintero (11) and Tyshaun Thames (64).

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