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Palm Coast Observer 8-25-22

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PALM COAST

Observer YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.

BERNARDI MAKES TEAM PAGE 6B

VOLUME 13, NO. 30

THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 2022

Storage galore Planning Board approves three storage facilities PAGE 2A INSIDE HEALTH NEEDS

Collaborative health assessment identifies priorities in Volusia-Flagler PAGE 4A

Photos by Danny Broadhurst

School Board Disrict 1 winner Sally Hunt will replace board member Jill Woolbright.

BETTER FCSO PAY?

County Commission to weigh tax rate options and a Sheriff’s Office funding request during budget hearings PAGE 5A

FALSE ALARM

Unscheduled alarm prompts lockdown at Matanzas High School PAGE 8A

DUNE DEAL?

Christy Chong, who won the District 4 School Board seat, with family: Kirk, Connor, Kyle and Asher. Chong will replace incumbent Trevor Tucker on the board.

Federal beach renourishment project may begin next June PAGE 9A

ART EXHIBIT

Leann Pennington won the Flagler County Commission District 4 Republican primary race, ousting incumbent Joe Mullins.

Election Day winners Of four local incumbents, only Commissioner Greg Hansen won reelection. PAGE 3A

Heading to the speedway

Michael Grecco’s “Days of Punk” will have its first exhibition in the U.S. at the Southeast Museum of Photography at Daytona State College, opening August 30. PAGE 2B

The Young Professor will introduce drivers at Daytona’s summer NASCAR Cup Series race

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INDEX

Calendar....................PAGE 13A Cops Corner............... PAGE 6A The Fine Arts.............. PAGE 2B Letters.......................PAGE 12A Public Notices............ PAGE 8B Real Estate................. PAGE 5B Veterans....................PAGE 12A

Starting strong FPC poised for season opener Matt Graifer, the Young Professor, wearing Tortuga green at a baseball game.

Courtesy photo

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