PALM COAST
Observer YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.
VOLUME 14, NO. 8
GIVE ME A BOOST PAGE 13A THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 2023
Money set aside for visitor center Commission earmarks $500,000 to build ecological, historical visitor center on State Road 100. PAGE 9A
Hunt: No collusion with Sims School Board member defends gauging state administrator’s interest in becoming superintendent. INSIDE LACROSSE SAVE
On the rebound: Matanzas lacrosse program was in jeopardy. PAGE 5B
GOAL BARRAGE
FPC’s Dylan Toriello having explosive senior lacrosse season. PAGE 6B
BUSINESS BOOSTER
Ky Ekinci helped lift up scores of local businesses and business people. PAGE 9A
SURVEY SAYS WHAT?
Council to vet city surveys after ‘woke’ gender identity question prompts pushback. PAGE 2A
APARTMENT PLAN
Whiteview Parkway development plans for 316-unit apartment complex. PAGE 5A
The sky’s the limit Teens-in-Flight teaches terminally ill 16-year-old to fly. PAGE 1B Austin Booth stands next to one of Teens-in-Flight’s planes.
LEARNING AT WHITNEY
Photo by Sierra Williams
Deja vu
Locals learn about impacts of phosphorus, nitrogen on waterways in Whitney Lab program. PAGE 13A
An unusual double play helps FPC defeat Matanzas two times in a period of 48 hours.
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NEWSPAPER DELIVERY The Observer is shifting delivery times: The paper will now be delivered to driveways by noon on Thursdays.
INDEX
Business.................... PAGE 11A Calendar..................... PAGE 2A Cops Corner............... PAGE 6A Letters.......................PAGE 12A McMillan....................PAGE 12A Public Notices............ PAGE 8B Real Estate..................PAGE 7B Sports......................... PAGE 4B Veterans....................PAGE 12A
A glass act
Flagler Beach’s next recycling initiative would pay the city for plastic. FPC’s Thomas Seeley places a bunt.
Photo by Jake Montgomery
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