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The musical was led by director Jill Kachanouskaya and artistic director Angela Monahan.

The Flagler County Commission voted 4-1 to end a conflict resolution process over the Summertown development in Flagler Beach. Commission Kim Carney was the sole vote against it.

Asaf and Avi Breier are aiming to make Trailside Tennis Club a facility that will develop junior athletes, support longtime players and create a sense of community.

The council will discuss the fate of over $570K in cultural arts grants at its meeting on March 3.

Also, honors for FPC’s Natalie Neal, Nate Perry and Greg Shirley, a milestone for Anthony Hampton and walk-off win for Bulldogs baseball.

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The fire, called the Bennet Field Fire, started out 20-25 acres in size west of Mosaic early on Feb. 23.

The rate measures the number of graduates who earned college credit through AP, dual enrollment, AICE or IB courses, earned an industry certification, or completed a CTE program.

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This week in Cops Corner…

Bunnell City Commission approves first reading; land will remain zoned agricultural under city regulations

Bunnell City Commission approves first reading; land will remain zoned agricultural under city regulations

Despite a population increase of 4,000, reported crimes against persons decreased by 27% and reported crimes against property decreased by 26%.

FPC’s Joslyn Johnson and Alexa Calidonio won region titles.

Matanzas qualifies eight, Seabreeze six and Mainland four at District 4-2A meet.

Congratulations to Alyssa Williams, Makenna Green, Annabella Ninivaggi, Jessalyn Goodhand and Sir West!

Remains believed to be missing Mary Lou Combs, 41, were found in a car in the Intracoastal Waterway just half a mile from her home in The Hammock.

Also: DAB sees record number of passengers screened in one day and dentist celebrates opening of new office in Ormond Beach.

Flagler Palm Coast and Matanzas high school Seniors of the Month for November, December and January were honored at a luncheon meeting.

A portion of the festival proceeds will benefit local Boys and Girls Clubs. Canned goods for Grace Community Food Pantry were also collected.