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What to do this week in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast.

Bills allowing the state to designate groups as “domestic terrorist organizations” and to require Florida voters after the 2026 election to prove their citizenship at the ballot box.

The Buccaneers rallied to a 31-19 win after falling to Atlantic 20-0 the previous week. Mainland will meet New Smyrna Beach for third place in the tournament.

According to the Florida Agency for Fiscal Oversight, Flagler County could apply a 1.40 millage reduction to the upcoming budget ‘without disrupting any essential services.’

Flagler Free Clinic Executive Director Terri Boledo said there is a growing need for affordable health care services in the community.

The offer was similar to the one considered back in December, ‘but with additional onerous conditions,’ according to a staff report. Avalon Park is seeking compensation for $50M loss.

Florida Highway Patrol troopers arrested Marvina Marie Butler-Hardy on March 30 on southbound Interstate 95.

SWAT and crisis team coordinate response to suicidal suspect in B-Section of Palm Coast

Suspect accused of targeting multiple Palm Coast gas stations using the same grab-and-run method

Also: Milestone for FPC lacrosse goalie. Matanzas lacrosse attacker commits to college team.

Meanwhile, the Flagler Beach location will move across the street to 205 Central Ave. for a bigger space to turn into a ‘community hub.’

The Mainland High School team also won third place in its division.

Jordan Gonzalez has been improving with his low-angle pitches, but the Bulldogs couldn’t hold the lead against University in the first round of the conference tournament.

Also: Novel Tea Book Shop to host literary experience at Daytona Beach Arts Festival, Dahlia Mexican Kitchen closes at Shoppes at One Daytona.

Steve Lofvers is the inventor of TarpBags — non-destructive, reusable, water-fillable ballast bags that secure emergency roof tarps without nails or any roof-penetrating fasteners.

Tori Spann runs for a touchdown and throws for the extra point in FPC’s 7-6 victory to help vault the Bulldogs into the tournament semifinals.

Live like Cameron’s Bags of Hope provide tailored comfort items to kids in the hospital, including bedding, crafts, toys, books and pajamas.

A total of 88 families registered for the event, which was held at Beachside Elementary.

The community has raised almost $40,000 for the Kester family. Jessica is a professor at DSC. Jason teaches fourth grade at Pine Trail Elementary.

Which dubs the West Palm Beach airport as “President Donald J. Trump International Airport.”