The storm caused one small washout on State Road A1A by south 28th street, but crews repaired it within hours. Palm Coast had no reports of local flooding.
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Sandbag locations have been set up at three locations in the city.
Does the new state law banning cell phones in schools cover consequences for students who takes videos of physical alternations between students?
Residents can ensure they’re prepared by ensuring their information is from a verifiable, accurate source.
The presentation said 32% of students in the group performed at or above grade level; Black and biracial students performing at or above grade level were included in the assembly.
The city has also added QR code information stations, built a patio and reinforced the park’s shoreline.
Join the Ormond Beach Lions on Thursday for an introductory presentation.
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The two Hunter’s Ridge developments are Amberwoods and Woodside at Ormond Station.
The School Board agreed to change the job title to CEO-Superintendent of Schools. It is scheduled to begin advertising for the position later this month.
Army veteran and Purple Heart recipient Charles Hanger accepted the proclamation.
The Bulldogs had one available QB in their spring game; now four are vying for the starting spot.
The house has 5,165 square feet of living space.
The club will have a two-tier membership structure and adult members will be charged a $25 administrative fee.
FCSO employees have donated over $158,000 to the FSYR since 2017.
Should contract negotiations go well, the candidate, Dale Martin, said he could begin at Flagler Beach within a month.
The county will host several meetings known as the CDBG-DR Community Engagement Series.
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Moore has been a teacher and administrator with the district since 2004.