A parasite that causes extreme diarrhea, seen in recent outbreaks across the country, has been documented in over 20 counties in Florida.
Commissioners agree to address community concerns during upcoming Land Development Code workshops.
Meet Christina Donohue, Beachside Elementary’s new principal.
Despite staff support, board members say more work is needed before approving the framework for Palm Coast’s long-term westward growth.
According to the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office, detectives say the suspect stole a $7,000 gold necklace during a Palm Coast meetup before demanding money for its return.
Lori and Mark Spada encourage their five teenage sons as they start their second year at Seabreeze together.
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Authorities and law enforcement agencies from five Southern states join together to help keep public safety top of mind.
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office says the suspects tricked an elderly man into leaving his debit card in his mailbox before draining thousands from his account.
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‘The budget conversation should focus on essential services with fiscal responsibility, while maintaining our quality of life,’ Tolland said in a Q+A with the Observer.
The student generation rate forecasts how many more children will attend Flagler Schools as a result of new developments. It’s reviewed every two years.
The proposed maximum millage rate preserves the council’s flexibility while budget discussions continue.
Also: City Commission candidate proposes volunteer cleanup of River Bend Golf Course, resident speaks on HB 1217.
The Volusia County School Board approved a contract with Kelly Education last month for the recruitment, hiring and support of substitute teachers and substitute paraprofessionals across the district.
Master ordinance creates a legal framework for future MSBUs and MSTUs but does not impose new fees or establish new assessment districts.
Now located at 220 E. Granada Blvd., Coastal Fabric & Foam is owned and operated by the Webber family.
Commissioners unanimously approve first reading as staff begins crafting regulations addressing environmental impacts, infrastructure demands and future siting.
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