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Palm Coast Observer 12-1-22

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PALM COAST

Observer YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.

TOLBERT’S NEW SPORT PAGE 14A

VOLUME 13, NO. 44

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2022

Sworn to serve Flagler County Commissioners take oaths of office. Greg Hansen was elected as new chair, Andy Dance as vice chair. PAGE 3A

Fact or fiction?

O’ Christmas tree Central Park at Town Center was packed for the tree lighting — so much so, even Santa got stuck in traffic.

School Board vice chair questions response to shooting threat rumors.

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PAGE 4A INSIDE DOWN THE PIPELINE

Water and sewage fees to increase by 8.5% in the city of Flagler Beach. PAGE 3A

CRIME REPORT

Registered sex offender arrested after allegedly kissing minor. PAGE 8A

X-MAS FUNDRAISER

Local Boys Scout troops open Christmas tree lot. PAGE 10A

GIVE US MO’ MUSIC

Photo by Sierra Williams

Motown & Mo’ show returns to Flagler Auditorium. PAGE 4B

Current and former members of the Palm Coast City Council, Sheriff Rick Staly, Rotary District Governor Jeff Michelman and Rotary member Jay Gardner pose with Santa Claus in front of the Christmas tree.

WELCOME BACK

Former FPC track star named girls head coach. PAGE 6B

FINE ARTS

“Glitter, Glow, Shine and Sparkle” exhibit opens at OMAM on Dec. 1. PAGE 3B

Starlets shine FPC Starlets participate in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

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INDEX

Business..................... PAGE 9A Calendar..................... PAGE 2B Cops Corner............... PAGE 6A The Fine Arts.............. PAGE 3B Letters.......................PAGE 10A Public Notices...........PAGE 10B Real Estate................. PAGE 8B Sports......................... PAGE 5B Veterans....................PAGE 10A

Before we feast... FPC junior Justin Gilliam won the Feet to Feast 5K on Thanksgiving. Olivia DeCruz and Abby Perez with the Macy’s Great American Marching Band.

Courtesy photo

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