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Also: Outgoing Commissioners Travis Sargent and Harold Briley say their goodbyes from the dais.

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

Also in City Watch: City to perform maintenance on drinking water, new water improvement plant in the works.

Flagler Radio’s Million Dollar Food-A-Thon set for Nov. 13. Flagler Rotary Club celebrates 45 years.

Hailey Sammons has committed to Stetson University. Emma Scott (Georgia Southern) and Gianna Reyes (Maryville College) have also committed. Also: Imagine School club runners excel at state.

Chong won a second four-year term with 50.92% of the vote.

Tony Amaral Jr. defeated Jeani Duarte in District 2, while Darlene Shelley narrowly defeated Dylana “Dee” Galery in District 4.

Both candidates celebrated their Election Day victories with supporters at European Village in Palm Coast.

Bobak and Bright both won their respective races, edging out the incumbents. Also: Nancy Miller celebrates a win in the County Council at-large race.

School Board incumbent Christy Chong and Palm Coast City Council candidate Darlene Shelley win tight races. Theresa Pontieri, Leann Pennington and Tony Amaral all win by large margins.

Taking direct snaps in the wildcat offense, Wiley Conner ran for 181 yards in a 28-6 win as the Pirates closed out the season with two consecutive victories.

The FUTURES Foundation program is on its sixth year. A total of 68 business and community leaders participated.

Although Volusia did not experience the same extreme rainfall as neighboring counties, recent heavy rainfall across Central Florida is contributing to rising water levels along the St. Johns River.

Featuring a cast of over 30 actors, HRT is presenting a full-scale production of the Broadway musical for six performances from Nov. 6-15.

Levi Tankersley places 15th individually. Mainland girls finish 19th, FPC boys finish 26th.

Levi Tankersley places 15th individually. Mainland girls finish 19th, FPC boys finish 26th.

According to local action group Just Us Volusia, between 150 and 200 people protested outside of the Ocean Center.

This week in Cops Corner…

According to the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office, the 18-year-old Miami man fled in a stolen SUV before being arrested in St. Augustine.

The event features cosmic bowling, Halloween costumes, a silent auction and raffles to raise money for Make-A-Wish Central and Northern Florida.