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Palm Coast Observer 4-27-23

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PALM COAST

Observer YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.

EID CELEBRATION PAGE 1B

VOLUME 14, NO. 13

THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2023

Major developments pass hurdle Planning Board signs off on four development requests, including 750 homes at Palm Coast Park. PAGE 10A

Roads are at ‘critical point’

Happy birthday, fire department

City staff: Just maintaining roads in current condition will cost $12.2 million

Palm Coast Fire Department celebrates 50 years of service. PAGE 3A

PAGE 2A INSIDE HELPING PARKER

FPC food services employee donates bike to student. PAGE 4A

RECORD HOLDERS

Women who share fishing record, separated by 40 years, get together to fish. PAGE 5B

SCORING MACHINE

Toriello finishes his FPC lacrosse career with a schoolrecord 75 goals. PAGE 5B

RUNNERS-UP

Photos by Brent Woronoff

The Palm Coast Fire Department Honor Guard marches into Fire Station 21 to present the colors for the department’s 50th anniversary ceremony.

Expanding possibilities

Vincent’s Clubhouse hosts its first Autism Awareness Fair.

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Future Patriot

Kevin Maya started for the Bulldogs in the Five Star Conference championship game against Spruce Creek. PAGE 4B

FPC’s Bailey Holmes has signed with the College of Central Florida.

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PRIZE-WINNER

OKES teacher Chris Knox is recognized for his innovation. PAGE 4A

INDEX

Calendar..................... PAGE 2B Cops Corner............... PAGE 6A Letters.......................PAGE 12A Public Notices.............PAGE 7B Real Estate..................PAGE 7B Sports......................... PAGE 4B Veterans....................PAGE 12A

Girl on Fire

Matanzas’ Chloe Baker will play at Southeastern University. Erica and Hector Flores, Founders of Vincent’s Clubhouse, with their son Vincent Flores

Photo by Alexis Miller

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