PALM COAST
Observer YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.
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VOLUME 14, NO. 6
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2023
Matanzas won the state girls wrestling title, and Kendall Bibla (back row, center) won an individual championship. Six other Pirates placed.
Historic championship Road, trail projects proposed
DOING YOUR LIST
To-Do Dudes provides a service to the community and a jumpstart to students’ careers. PAGE 11A
‘SOLD’ ON SHELVES
$1M RAISED
School District committee votes to retain the novel “Sold.” PAGE 4A
AdventHealth Foundation, 20/20 Society raise over $1 million for new hospital. PAGE 12A
DECISION TIME?
AGREEMENT
The Flagler School Board could decide the superintendent’s future at next month’s meeting. PAGE 4A
Four new projects make FDOT’s list for Flagler County.
Photo by Rachel and Abe Mills.
Matanzas High captured the state girls wrestling championship to become the first team in school history to win a state title. PAGE 3B
MEDAL WINNERS
DSC signs agreement with Bethune-Cookman University supporting criminal justice students. PAGE 8A
Matanzas’ T.J. McLean and Dylan Parkinson and FPC’s Kole Hannant and Dalton Schell place at state. PAGE 4B
Bobcats on the run
PAGE 3A FIT TO STAND TRIAL?
Matanzas student who attacked paraprofessional to undergo mental examination. PAGE 9A
Families turn out for Belle Terre Elementary’s Bobcat 2K and Family Fun Walk.
ELECTION RESULTS
Spradley, Belhumeur join the Flagler Beach City Commission. PAGE 9A
THUMBS DOWN
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City Council rejects cosmetic projects for State Road 100. PAGE 9A
INDEX
Business.................... PAGE 11A Calendar..................... PAGE 2B Cops Corner............... PAGE 6A Letters.......................PAGE 12A Public Notices............ PAGE 8B Real Estate..................PAGE 7B
Pitching gem
NSB’s Meeks strikes out 11 in baseball win over FPC. Conner Fivash, 6, and Elijah Alvarez, 5, race around a corner.
Photo by Jake Montgomery
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