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Palm Coast Observer 10-5-23

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PALM COAST

Observer YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.

FPC GLIDES TO VICTORY PAGE 5B

VOLUME 14, NO. 36

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2023

Splash pad to be fixed in July 2024 Palm Coast expects Holland Park splash pad repairs to cost about $3 million and finish in July 2024. PAGE 2A

District victim of fraudulent fund transfer FCSO, FBI assisting Flagler Schools with investigation.

Saddle up! Pro Rodeo draws crowds despite weekend rains. PAGE 1B

PAGE 4A INSIDE BIBLE CHALLENGED

Flagler Schools Superintendent LaShakia Moore reviews book challenge for the Bible. PAGE 4A

TREE TROUBLE

Developer to replace 204 trees, pay Flagler Beach’s tree fund $28,000 in tree mitigation agreement. PAGE 16A

ASK THE MAYOR

Mayor David Alfin answers your questions. PAGE 12A

TURNING 109

Palm Coast resident Mabel Dunbar turned 109 on Sept. 5. PAGE 13A

PROTESTOR ARREST

Flagler County youth organizer Cameron Driggers among protestors arrested at Kevin McCarthy’s office. PAGE 9A

NEW MUSEUM?

Flagler County Historical Society hopes to turn historic courthouse into a museum. PAGE 14A

CONDOS READIED

Grand Haven condos are ready to sell after almost 20 years of construction, stagnation. PAGE 14A

Michele Happer turns hard around the final barrel.

Tackling cancer

Photo by Jake Montgomery

Football game ‘gold-out’ for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. PAGE 4B

TURTLE TRACKS

Whale beached

New nests: 0 Total nests: 863 Loggerhead nests: 577 Kemp’s Ridley Nests: 0 Green sea turtle nests: 280 Leatherback nests: 6 Beverly Beach: 64 Flagler Beach: 249 FNFS: 550

Ailing pygmy sperm whale found just north of Marineland.

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INDEX

Business.................... PAGE 11A Calendar..................... PAGE 2B Cops Corner............... PAGE 6A The Fine Arts.............. PAGE 3B Letters.......................PAGE 12A Public Notices...........PAGE 10A Sports......................... PAGE 4B Real Estate................. PAGE 8B

Tracking in mud Photo by Christine Rodenbaugh

Zachary Catalano is recognized by the cheer squad and Flagler Palm Coast High School fans before the start of the game on Sept. 29. Catalano was one of several Flagler Warriors, kids fighting cancer, who attended the game against Ponte Vedra High. In the game, the Sharks defeated an injury-depleted Bulldogs squad, 31-0.

Cross Country runners have fun during a muddy Run Matanzas.

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