PALM COAST
Observer YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.
HER TURN ON THE SURF PAGE 3B
VOLUME 14, NO. 19
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 2023
Schools’ forgotten bank account District to do ‘full-blown’ audit of Flagler Youth Orchestra account, which turned out to be internal. PAGE 5A
City turns down grant opportunity City Council declines grant application for EV charging stations.
Hats off
Mia Bella dancers perform in their Spring Recital. PAGE 3B
PAGE 2A INSIDE FIRST PHASE
AdventHealth cuts ribbon on new medical office building. PAGE 4A
ALGAE ALERT
Officials issue warning about toxic algae at Bull Creek. PAGE 8A
MAYOR’S VIEW
A critical component of resiliency: stormwater fees. PAGE 12A
PARK ENTHUSIAST
Carly Hyers with Musical Theater in “Be Our Guest,” choreographed by Anthony Romeo-Adcock Ormond Beach resident visits all 175 Florida state parks. PAGE 10A
LEGISLATIVE SEASON Matt Walsh: Credit Florida lawmakers for going big with legislation that will change Florida for the better. PAGE 11A
Pet project
Photo by Brent Woronoff
Flagler Playhouse presents ‘Annie,’ its first Penguin Project show. PAGE 3A
TURTLE TRACKS New nests: 56 Total nests: 163 Loggerhead nests: 140 Kemp’s Ridley Nests: 0 Green sea turtle ness: 16 Leatherback nests: 7 Beverley Beach: 15 Flagler Beach: 63 FNFS: 85
INDEX
Business..................... PAGE 9A Calendar..................... PAGE 2A Cops Corner............... PAGE 6A Public Notices............ PAGE 8B Sports......................... PAGE 4B Real Estate................. PAGE 6B Veterans....................PAGE 12A
“You come out of here and you're having a bad day — after rehearsal you have so many hugs and people patting you on the back. The love, it just fills your bucket.”
High school players pick up the pace in 7v7 games.
NOEL BETHEA, choreographer for "Annie" Courtesy photo by Mike Kitaif
The project empowers young people with special needs through theater.
Heads up PAGE 4B