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Deputies say 14-year-old made threat in Snapchat group chat, now facing felony charge

Capt. DW Smith started working as a community service officer for OBPD in 1996.

Pace is partnering with Volusia County Schools to help current students enroll in public or charter schools for next school year. It is also launching a new program.

The payments are made directly to eligible hospitals to cover the difference between their cost of providing care and the payments they receive.

As part of recent inauguration festivities, more than $1.1 million was raised and more than 8,000 hours of service were granted to about 40 Daytona-area organizations.

Gold medal-winning teams will move on to compete at aationals this fall.

The Parade of Homes truly does showcase the entire range of what new homes have to offer.

Also: FHSAA announces winter sports districts, Averi Miller third in nation in Elks Soccer Shoot, Hybrid Muay Thai collects tournament wins and Riverbend wins boys soccer title.

Also, Halifax Health — Cancer Center welcomes Dr. Caren Wilkie.

Also: Kiwanis Seniors of the Month, high school music honors, Ta’Kyra Grimes wins Able Trust Foundation scholarship.

Also, Spectrum in Palm Coast launches an ASL service and a new IT company for businesses is now open.

Organizer Garry Lubi thanked ticket buyers and sponsors. Tickets for next year are already on sale.

This week in Cops Corner…

Vice mayor raises concerns over taxpayer funding, calls for stronger developer commitments

Matanzas SGA students ride to prom in style thanks to Grand Villa of Palm Coast.

Contestants are invited to capture photos of the Seward Johnson sculptures, installed in January this year in locations up and down Granada Boulevard from Yonge Street to A1A.

This week in Cops Corner…

“There are human costs to these rules,” said Norin Dollard, a senior policy analyst with the Florida Policy Institute.

What are your neighbors talking about this week?

Arrest stems from altercation with family member, officials say